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     Squadron Leader Ernest itIi-Nabb of Saskatoon (RIGIITI, leader of 
     
     the R.C.A.I-‘. fighter squadron in Britain, is to be transferred lo the 
     
     RAJ‘. nnil will shortly be piaeed in command of an Its/Ll“. station. 
     
     it was learned from London. Iii: has been pronioieil to rank of airline 
     
     wing eoiiilnaiider. 'l‘iic l‘.\ili‘l ii; tllrtl uf his diiiiis has not yet been 
     
     deiuiiii. lie will be succeeded as (LC. of the lt.(‘..'\.i~‘. fighter squad- 
     
     ron by his second in eomniiiied. Ai-ting Squadron Leader Gordon R. 
     
     illetiiegor, of Montreal ii " , who has been promoted from flight 
     
     iieutenziiit. The R.(“..-\.I". sqiiiiflroii under lIi-Xzil» lro brought down 
     
     '75 (ierinan planes, according to air ministry count, 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     NORWEGIAN PRIZE 
     
    
   
   
    
     Out of the darkness of Lake Ontario an err-German freight". 
     
     Moseiyn (LEFT), now a prize of war of the Norwegian merchant 
     
     marine, slipped into her dork. Shortly before her present oom- 
     
     mander. Cflnt Lakke Hansen (RIGHT), took over the ship the Ger- 
     
     man vessel was intercepted b_v a Norweeian torpedo boat as it fled 
     
     from the harbor of Tromfioe. When a Nazi inraskn berame im- 
     
     minent. the freighter left her partly loaded cargo of fish on the 
     
     dork ond ran for the North sra. She was e iiflit and hr!‘ NMl (‘FEW 
     
     was interned in northern Norway and later taken to England. 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
            
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     sinit campaigners for their husban Mrs. Roosevelt and Mrs. Will 
     
     be ilie first lady for the next four years. Straw votes and public opinion polls gave Roosevelt s better 
     
     th. il even chance to win. 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
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     llfi_‘z)'ijl‘l'lvlt_lltt“x:tlyllll‘tli‘cirl’git ‘hlflnlxlglfg: heliliviln liomiis have wrecked parts of Kensuigteu l'aia.e, iu which 
     
     ‘he ‘post u! “forgotten mnn~_‘.,cc_ the Lari of Atlilene, governor-general of Canada, has his apartments 
     
     pres dent, 01 the [mum 513195, and in which Queen Mary, his sister, and Queen Victoria were born. 
     
     "a"? AE-"(l willlflrf" SPPTPl-"PY 0i The earl’: apartment were severely damaged. The few servants in 
     
     figggllnuffi_oifzm “thlllln   palace vvere not ‘ivounticdpas-they had gone to air-rflid shelters. 
     
     cymk-m "c ‘W5 nmwsm m. (marks l-iieniiri sail-d paintings, furnishings and other valuables worth be- 
     
     Linza DIeNary |ll()'i"i‘Ol\I). vetvan tween ~.~i.ll00.0lJ0 Mill $3.000.000. The Palace. at the WCSI. side of 
     
     gfliiygoéimseiiligéor,‘laiidmag  ltensiiigton Gardens, includes part of Nottingham House, built some 
     
     ' ' l l" “'4 ' time before i661 and bought from the second Earl of Yottingiiam 
     
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     mrdglrguififiatlonf ' er m cm“ by King “iiiiam III in 1689 l] s royal residence. Sir Christopher 
     
    
   
   
    
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     lllio will be next to 0W"!!! the White House and sit at this gadget-packed desk? The question was ans- 
     
     “Blfll It the D0"! by 00.000000 U.S. voters, who four years ago gave Roosevelt s landslide victory. 
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
            
     
    
   
   
    
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     Canadian Service Members of the Joint Canadian-US. Defence 
     
     Board; left to right: Air Commodore A. A. l.. Cutie. Air Member, the 
     
     Air Staff; (laptaiii L. “l Murrziy, Deputy (‘hief oi‘ the Naval Staff; 
     
     Brig flier Kenneth Stuart, D. S. 0., M, 0., Deputy (Thief 0i’ the 
     
     (icncrai Staff, 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Former palace of British kings and queens, Kenslng tun Palace has been bombed by German raiders. 
     
     Apartments of the Governor-General of (‘aii-da, the Earl of Athione, were severely damaged. Servants in 
     
     l"l‘!~l(ll‘iii'(i ivrre lliilii_llii't‘ll having taken refuge in air- shelters. Firemen saved paintings and other valuable! 
     
     iwrtii from Siiiliiiiitlii to $8,000 000. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     stem" lmmi,m-s n; 1pc RAJ‘. roared over the Adriatic aml siiiiiiiiern Italy to join (‘ltevk [ihines 
     
     iii-ks en all sorts of Italian objectives, it was reported from Athens, _\l\', .| they imm- 
     
     , _ 1mm" 1,0,1! of Bi-imllsl nnd Bari and swooped ilnwu to lionili aiiil in . iiugiin mol- 
     
     lm“ mhnnns 1n narrow mountain passes, and attacked the Albanian port of banti Quaiaut. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
          
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
       
     
         
     
        
     
          
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
     British Wellington bombers and Greek warplanes. aeting together, have bombed the Italian ports of 
     
     Brinilisi and Bari on nan".- 5tilllllt‘fl5l. coast, it was reported from Alhens, No. 5, and have carried out 
     
     other attaeks on Italian |no\‘t“m(‘lil§ lii Albania. iiriiidisi, whose harbor ls shown here. and Ilcrl, are 
     
     important embarkatioii points for Italian troops. One ui‘ the other objectives was silltl t0 be 511ml 
     
     Quaraiiti in rtlhaiiizi, where many Italian forces dehark. i 
     
    
   
   
    
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     larger than a destroyer is one old 
     
     armored cruiser. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
       
     
          
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
    
   
   
    
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     .'i\ bit cf .i  v I f th bombs which hit Buckingham Palace is the souvonir displayed by Mrs. ‘ _ ‘ _ i d y _ f H. ‘r ‘ ‘a q "Md "m min‘. redm" nuumruh.’ |nv¢5¢|gn||ng u". mygflfflqu§ 
     
     ' lluizli BilllddlnwltisirTlnifize-chhlrmsn of Bundles for Ivitoiii. Inc. The piece of st'ei was sent by the the ltaLan invader but the troniis lfflfll ll-ll)’ l"? "Pu" t" "c “lllll! 500 lfcflllfi '0'" l I" " 5 
     
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     Jtaceu to b:- lllsflqyfl] n, s boll In New York city. Mrs. Wales Latiiam, chat-man of Bundles for Britain and equipped for .. long siege. lmlzrivirt (‘lill‘i_l't'll'tts"il7‘c‘ll‘ delacn-lliei tulle": laooiflilpgn‘ ‘hgfinlltiyro M H" “Mam 0r m, mam lmpnflm“ record m“ ware l“ ‘mm. l'urn(\dI 
     
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