JANUARY 25. 1941 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     fur-capped U.S. soldiers who will man a Newliaundland base. one 
     
     slthose acquired from Britain in the trade for 50 great war destroy- 
     
     "; liuo up for inspection aboard an army transport. The ship sailed 
     
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     atcd 311141111, Peter (LEFT) 111111 
     
     Joi111 Stephens of Sheilbrcok, $11.11;, 
     
     ure reported sale in 01111111. he 
     
     111g for Chunkking. TF0 brothers 
     
     lclt. their {£11111 1101110 a few yours 
     
     ago. worked tlicir usuy to Vancouv- 
     
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     Admiral of the Fleet Lord Chntfield told the Royal Empzre society in llicnalnws i0\\'Zil'£i I11:Zi:1, they were 
     
    

    
     imntiou, Jun. 21. “The battle fleet truly controls the seas and the captured 4111111 taken in suicides to 
     
    

    
     nr. ll is the queen on the chasbnard, the fullback of the Brtiish Tithe. In 111i thoy spent 34 1111112115 
     
    

    
     “m. mm Cmtfldd Sam Britain is bundm‘ mo" than mo “mm 111 Jails. ‘Iiicir 110111.120 is said to have 
     
    

    
     aiuirthe sen situation is showing continual improvement." This con- bee“ aflmigpd ihmud“ U"! V- $- 
     
     stntcticn. including 64 patrol ships and 26 mine sweepers. flhnws 
     
    
   
   
    
     embassy at Chunairitig by their 
     
    

    
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     llritain firmly believes ships and not planes command the seas, he a m’ n mun I ‘Zed U s 
     
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     MAY GO T0 LONDON 
     
     John G. Winant, coitficiant of the 
     
     mesidctrf, one-time Rtqnlblirzili gov- 
     
     ernor of New llaunpsiiiro and farmer 
     
    
   
   
    
     cliairnmn of the social security 
     
     board. was reported authoritatively 
     
     i11 Wu=l1i11rio11 to be Presiciuit; 
     
     Rooszveltjs choice to succeed Joseph 
     
     P. Kennedy n". US. ambassador to 
     
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     Nazi 
     
     ivus equipped with o. map of 
     
    
   
   
    
     Erick Weisser, 31, seamhtxzin 
     
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     district, chocolate bars and $2 in 
     
     Cmadian money when he and 
     
     Bruno Srhwciger, 28. civilian i11- 
     
     teruec, escaped from a prison comp 
     
     11cm" Fort. William. Despite his map, 
     
     W(‘iF5f‘i' had to wk (iirections to 
     
     Duluth f-rom a service station at- 
     
     tendant who put; police on hi: 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
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     The lied (frosts transport [iris training in Toronto have put heir ambulance into service to transfer 
     
     ‘Hi members of the R.(.‘.A.F. from their stations to hospital. The girls are on crll when R.C.A.F. umhu- 
     
     q m i"! 511W. Gently does it as into the ambulance go stretcher and putieut tinder the capable hrndling 
     
     k""“'- 1111111" Peimll. nut-n Polly Shaw and cm. 111111111 Gethlnl tI-EFT t» 111mm. squadron 
     
     ldrr Julm A. Siftcn notes with approval. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
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     m." "ism than pm," my, Mpurloe nun. 411101111, n brcli in south from Baffin Land. At CENTRE ore twn white children born 
     
     ' "lion after fem- yeen’ In the burren lands. Since ping north in In the frozen country. w-ho came rut. on the slime flhlli With M'- 
     
     ' ' ill! learned the ways cf do; teams and "mashed" more Flint for their first visit to civilization. The one on the right is 
     
    
   
   
    
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     h n‘ Evelyn Pace Scott, torn in July, i639, 1.000 miles from a (inc-tor. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     The Earl of Athlone, eolonel-ln-chiel’ of the Govemor-Generai’: 
     
     llorso Guards, 1st and 2nd Motorcycle Regiments, made his first 
     
     visit to the regimental mess at University armories at Toronto. Hero 
     
    
   
   
    
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     the Governor-General is seen with LleuL-Col. Russell Locke or the ["10 "Kiment- After officers anti men ma met their iii»  . 111.1 
     
     1st battalion (LEFT); LleuL-(Jol. W. Iiawiinson, officer commandin; calm“ the govcrlmr-generu] joined in a‘ happy Smgvmng- i" [he 
     
    
   
   
    
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     the 2nd battalion, and LieuL-Col. R. Y. natou, honorary colonel of l officer takes the p 110 anti nnniiicr (LEFT) lends the singing. 
     
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     ENDANGERED av norms 
     
    
   
   
    
     The zoo-toot Arbrshun Luwop, 
     
     tower surmounting Christ's chow... 
     
     in Westminster Bridge R11, Lam- 
     
     beth, has been so dnniagvd by b’ 
     
     bombs that it is in dun, 1' of 
     
     lapse. U. S. citizens 5113s. _ . 
     
     $17,500 to build time tower 11s a 
     
     memorial to President Llirmolrl, .111" 
     
     it- was dedicated by Lincoln's son. 
     
     The arrows point to red stripes ftnrl 
     
     white stars which encircle tho Watt. 
     
     It has been hit three times 11V ‘i11- 
     
     cendiary bombs in the 1985i» 111*" 
     
     months. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Escorted tour of London was the 
     
     unexpected hospi ulity ihl5 Italian 
     
     pilot (LEFT) rceaveti. A_n armed 
     
     Tommy escorts him throng" 11 "m" 
     
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     Thirteen Italian planes 1_ver_0 
     
     knocked out oi’ the nir_ovc1_- Britain 
     
     when they joined Nazi r11 ders on 
     
     Armistice Day. As in Ezyot and 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     found the Duce‘s airmen fecbicl‘ 
     
     opponents than tho Nazis. Th! m0- 
     
     tor of this bullet-ridden bomber 
     
     snapped eff r1111 ends-ti uutier the 
     
     plane's tail. 
     
    
   
   
    
     London-Col. J. L. Ralstou, Cr-Iuidinn liiinister of Defense, right, eon- 
     
    

    
     fcrs with liigli (‘amuiinu nffieiiis after his arrival in London. At left 
     
     is Sir W-iiter THflllPiLIl, llirrrtur-ticiierztl cf the Jlllistfy of lnfurma» 
     
     tion-tvhcre the conference Wits held-and center is Vincent Massey, 
     
     Canadian High Commissioner. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Funeral services we're held Jan. 21 for the wife xmd two ehildren| Mm ggephenson mg 1m. so“ 113mm 14_ on the flqmr hosiflp im- 
     
     of Licut. Stephen Stephenson, formefly a newspaper phntngrallhef| telephone. Miss Kelly and Anne Stephenson, l0 were found tit-sit in 
     
     now serving overseas with the Royal Canadian Engineers. They tiled 1 bed. The victims (LEFT to RIGHT) were Miss Kflill UPIIPH» -'\'-¥‘-" 
     
     in an apartment house fire at Kingston early Saturday. Mary Kelly. and Mrs. Stephenson. Miss Kelly was buried nt Snienlu 1m. \liht 1'" 
     
     Z5, boarding with the family, was g fourth victim. Firemen found authorities ere trying to locate Lieut. Stephenson to tell him. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
                 
     
         
     
       
     
        
     
         
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     with of offic is administered by Chief Justice Charles B. Hughes 7 
     
    
   
   
    
     (LFFT) and C. E. (‘ropleyy iierl: 1f the supreme court, hzlfing the 
     
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     and James Roosevelt. his son. in uniform. John Nance (turner. 111111 
     
     ltcrrttrrd u “topprf” for the occasion. su-rre in vicc-preshleni-eleet