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Citizens

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Italian Troops Battle Sennans

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NDON. Oct. fl—(AP)—-An It- w army of 30.000 trained fight- ers has been established in northern itaiv and with the mid of anns aupplied through Yugoslav partis- 'n‘ already has engaged f‘ In wiss dispatch reported

troops. a 8 icant widen-

tonight. This perhaps sirmii mans’ long northern

ported soon hr us aruiounced they hadmrégtagoufzsiigd

av lrmhi d probably to be prepar-

ed for 3v Allied invasion. h German-as-

Tbe radio. a aociated mterprise althoush not a slavish mouthpiece. said that "Berlin is apprehensive of a soviet landing in Bulgaria. synchro-

lzcd with Allied landings in other gotten countries.”

There was speculation here that the ilians inisbt tuallv be the oi the next b allied lungs.

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tli the loan would l” appeals were being

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The do -total for Thursdays fiwbeiVen-rfaéffiiy ogéeeifiihtg a little more than 810300.000. 01-

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ll. S. And N. B. Loan Totals

BAINT JOHN, N.B-. Oct. 29 — (OP) - Victory Loan subscriptions in New Brunswick today sported to $2,811,560, making a total oi 010.- ?“€iw' 1T3 000 w.

ec vc o . . .

Mndawssise, with an objective of $1,417,000. was the first 0i the 1'1 provincial units to go over the top. subscriptions mounting w $1,500.-

todaiv ra Madawsslrfls tn- tai to $1,718,000. Carleton continued w lead in percen of iic sales quota with 70.7. Charlotte was next with 64.0. t... a “"8500 ’° s. “.52.. a ' t ova r, co y

over . Victo | reached if} per its Fifth Victory 1cm objective today, Pro Headquarters announced vanish .

The Provincial total moved up to $25,012,550 on the day’! subscriptions of 01.021000. This was Q per cent of the 030.000.0110 QUOtI.

President Studios ll. S. Coal Crisis

WASHINGTON. Oct. 29—(AP)— President Rooiievel studied today tit: crisis presented bv the United 8 tes soft coal strike but there was no indication from the White House as his next move.

The strike. aieaiti . spread rapidly. A mid-afternoon survey showed more than 00.000 miners idle. In ad I "ion. some b2 700 of the 80.000 anthracite miners in Penn- sylvania took their traditional hoi- idav honorins John Mitchell‘. bean

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Union es er.

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Everybody

- CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1943

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Ch’town Leads M. ll. 6 In Loan

HALIFAX. Oct. D- (CP) —Wilh 150 per cent of its objective att- aincci. the Charlottetown ares t0- nikht continued in lead all uni of military district N0. 6 in the th Vlctcry Loan campaign.

Soldiers in the whole district had subscribed $0,350 - or 104 per cent of their quota.

Amherst, Miscellaneous Halifax units and Halifax fortress followed the lending Charlottetown unit in that order. In fourth place was New Glasgow with 128 per cent. Sydney (l) was sixth with 11m, and Syd- ney (z) was ninth with 104. Deb- ert Camp was in ilth place with ‘is per cent.

ilational Income lip 19.3 Per Cent

OTIAW Oct- 8 - (C?) --'.l‘be Dominion ureau of ststistim to-

dey estimated the nations! income for the first nine months of this year at 90.579.000.000. an increase oi 10.8 per cent from its $5,515,000.- (llgebestianaie for the same period of "The incressin oonoentrati upon war produc on was the main influence in the higher levels." the Bureau seid.

The estimate of national income for September was $745,000,000 com- pared with tfi32.000,000 in Augmt.

Negroes Sentenced On Rioting (Jharge

DETROIT. Oct. 20 — (AP) —Ie0 T‘ \ton and Charles Lyons, ncgroes convicted a week ago on charges of rioting in racial disorders here last June. were sentenced in Rec- order's Court today to from four to five years un- risonment each.

The two men, defendants in the principal trial growing out of the rioting, were accused oi having spread fzise reports that a. negroe woman and her baby had been thrown from s. briQze leading to Belle Isle. a recreational park in the Detroit River.

Thirty four persons were killed and nearly 700 injured in the riot- inir.

Five Missing Men Took Part In Suh Battle

OTTAWA. t. 29 — (OP) — Five of the 2A men missing aboard a Ubersfcr bomber that disapp- eared in the Gulf of St. Lawrence ares. Oct. 19 were identified tonight by the R. C. A- l". as members of the crew of n Liberator which des- troyed a Nazi submarine in mid Atlantic recently.

In a press release following the official 24 name casualty list. the nir force reported these as the men who survlvgi a German flak barr- age in mid ocean only to "g0 miss- ing" on s routine trip in Canada:-

Flt, Lt. Robert (Tony! Fisher of Armstrong. B. C.. E0 John John- son of Samia. Ont: W02. James Lamont of Vancouver, W02 J. A. Barabsnoff of Vancouver. and Bgt. E. M. Finn (if Toronto.

Barobanoff. a wireless air gunner, was member oi the crew oi the missing Liberator. now the object of an intensive air and water search. while the other four were passengers.

CONVOYS LEAVE GIBRALTAR.

BTOOKHOLM. Oct. 20—fAP) - ‘rhe German controlled Scandin- avian ‘telegram Bureau said today ihst three British convoys with Australian troops left Gibraltar last night in the direction of the

eastern Mediterranean.

Soviets Move Closer

To Gateway

To Crimea

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mo“ the Nollisk o‘ lower

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In Russia behind in a Nazi retreat to the r dreams of surviving coma-aides an as to why their blood was lo rntb German ve eance on Hitler an atiou from

The is debacle in E lugs-ad. And now it is certain y be destruction of German power sti

lsnned the campaign

on.

The challenge oi the wide-- east sector of the Ja Tokyo high common . Step

been exposed to vanco base.

' Island Man On Missing

a IClII-InOY/ONG Libero The plane has been the o one 0f the moot intensive searches in Canadian aviation history more than 100 planes and naval craft involved. Following are the names of cas-

Jenlsius. lie and trained at Jarvis and has been on ac Mil. Bil-ICC 0B

sol, Thetford Mines. Bus. f-larnhly. H . D1

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B! Killle L Simpson. Associated Press War Aanlyat

e spirits of an a

The aw f ts in tb be season for ‘ego: hut-ft of the aiggemlbc": Wm“ up m“ "lune," grisly lpeotrea of aippro hing . h my of Germs and satellite dead, left inleper and beyond. must hzaunt the of‘ relatives at home with questioning tfll lldlerism, for their ultimate rmany as Mussolini and all he stood for Wes swept into the

red NaIi-Fllclst-Nipponesg tri-

uc bloom

and fuiilely shed. it calls oat for e

the will of a war-sick Italhn people.

. But openly expressed

A. O00. fl-(CP) — Th0 late today ifiued t“ the 24 air force 110F500" are "officially reported

in c ado" mi. somewhere an 19 m

pesrance Oct. o St. Lawrence area 0! i201‘ bomber. bfectof

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Crew Members

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Mrs. J. MacDonarci tmotner) W0od~ stock. N.B

McNaughton, W.G.. 58K. R'- 7526, Montreal.

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Fisher. Robert n, 1m Lt. Jessi. Armatrons. B Johnson,

John, mo. c1001. Ser- s.p.. W01. mains. M-

Jenkins (father) Miiiview. P-E-

Elwood Jenkins La an of Mr. and Mrs. . B. enlisted in May. 104i.

‘ ‘-, Mountain ltfontreal and tlve service over- Atlautie patrol.

old. “arr-platen. Mrs. Joleph Millview and Mll-

George Lawton of Pownal.

J., woa. B01009. Vin-

El‘. colqnn, E.M.. 58%.. R1896. T01‘- “viiire. as. 8st. RAW- ‘"0" ffggigfitt, w, woz.. auaios. Gala-

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Oornwali, Ont. vieueux. a A.J'.P.. uw R1" 99°.- E Vielieux (father) Not" 9""

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, Man. Rivers o.

bu" RHUU. nurse. Oak-

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uro began a year ago in Africa and at 5W!-

for Japan in the Pacific. While

_ stun s first 0n the strategy books. there is every indication that in the Pacific events are shaping toward early fulfilment of the prophesy man Churchill that the “supreme challenge ’ of sea power vvlll confront Jopin.

Just when. where or how the next blows will fall agulnst the island outposts of Japan that dot the far Pacific ls closely guarded military in- is the hope of the experts who have that it will bring the main Nlpponese fleet to act-

based Allied assault against the south- ese insular defence ring has gone ignored by the by step it has given ground "ther- than PB! a major sea fight until ltabaul anchor of the line on New Britain Ill! final amphibious attack to convert it into an Allied ail-

montiis ago of Prime Minister

Passenger Liberator

Two Arrested For Impeding War Work

SHAWIN IGAN

FALLS. Que. Wlh Oct. 29—(CP)—PhlliD Cutler and

Jean Jodin._ organizers for the American IQCSIBUOII of labor. today were arrested on charges of im- peding the war effort in connec- tion with s partial strike of alum- inum company of Canada. eonploy- ees in two plants here.

Both men were remanded until Nov. 3 without boil, after piendiflk not guilty to the charges ‘I'll-ti.’ EP- pearcd in court in nearby ‘Three Rivers a short time after their ar-

Four Army ‘Men Arc Mentioned

In Dispatches

OTTAWA. Oct. 30—(CP)-Four mentions in dispatches, one oi them posthumous. have been nwlrdod Canadian army officers and men for daring and gallantry on 18nd and sea attic-fronts. it was 1n- nouncec.‘ today by 6680'!!! Mad"

C1- t. Geo Donald Bkerret. 90- ngyili Hamil :11 urns Infantry. 0i Hamilton

Acting Lt-Col. Cameron Bethtl Ware. 30, Canadian infantry 9°?!”- Toronto

Sgt Rcbert i-iiilcoat. a6. Rvyfll Canadian Artillery. Gait, O .

Bdr. Raymond Milledflo Emble- 24. R.C.A.. Moncton. N B

Capt. Skerret Revived Wit- humous mention for £11100"? leading men of the R l-l-X- Y i" the attack up the blood-stained beaches of B19090 m -\\13\15‘- ‘M2’ and picking up. coring for and re- niovin many wounded to liifidifi-B croft n the face of "QM/y f-‘flfmy fire during the subsequent evacua- tion.

Nazis-Give Piece?» To Respect The Pope

wunou. ocTEeZ _ (A P) - Qgymgny has given a special pledse in respect the Pope and his offic- ial family as well as all the activ- ities of the Vatican. is was 0on0“!!- oed to . The assurances were Elven by the C

See. Baron m-nst Von Wclsssecker, and were published in the Vatican city newspaper Osservstora Rom- ano and announced in German both by the Berlin Radio and the Vat- ican Radio in broadcasts recorded

by the Associated Press.

ambassador at the Holy fig,

Next Week

The RAF. Station here will participate actively in the Air Force Week demonstrations in connection with the Fifth Victory Loan cam- paign. Following is the proposed flying prosromme to be carried out by this Unit during the week:

Every day from Nov. 1 to Nov. B twelve aircraft, will fly past the Market Hull at intervals of five hundred yards and at a minimum of five hundred feet at approxi- mately 1015 hours and 1500 hours. (8.15 a.m. and 3 p.m i

Leaflets will be dropped at noon on Tuesdv-y. Nov. 2 and Friday. Nov. 5. These leaflets will be made up in bundles or 250 if possible in mixed colours of red, white and blue. These leaflets, 5000 in num- ber. will be of souvenir value g5 they tell the interesting story of how two brave fliers who are taking pert in the demonstration won the Distinguished Flying Cross.

low-level bombing over a tar- Ret to be indicated inter. using flour boss. at 1600 hours (4 pm.)

Wednesday, Nov. 3 and Saturday

Nov. s.

Night flying co-operation with searchlights on all available nights. Where possible, pvrofechnics will be used to give effect. The firing of a red vcrey cartridge will indic- ate that searchiights arc to be dip- ped at once.

Canada Becomes

Seafaring Nation

OTTAWA, Oct. N - (C P) _ Navy Minister Macdonaid said to- day Canada in wartime has shown herself to be a great .seafsring nation and urged that this phase of her activity be expanded in peacetime.

"Let it be Dirt of our duty in the future to maintain and enlarge Canada's role on the see, fc speed the day when Canada's ships. car- rying the products of Canada's farms and forests, of her mines and her factories. will be found on every sea, ambassadors of peaceful and friendly commerce and mess- engers of wealth and prosperity for this Dominion." he said.

Addressing an Ottawa service club (Fiwnnis), the Minister d”. cribed the fTOWth of the navy since the war began and praised the work of smaller escort craft like corvett- es. which have been built "by the hundreds" to meet the German submarine menace.

Nun Killed By Fire Truck

BAULT UPI. MARIE. Ont" Oct. 20 — (C?) - A fire truck answer- ing a call today struck and killed Sister Mary Claire of the Sacred Heart School and severely injured two firemen.

The fire truck swerved to avoid striking s. passenger car and swung on to the school grounds where the

easy

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Total In This Province Reaches $1,667,700

M-F- Program 5th Army Takes‘ 1»6@-F<>9tBidge

i’ ALGIERS. Oct. ‘

29

‘ (AP) —A n}: i o - America

troops of the 5th Arm_v,~ struggling up 1,60fi-fo0t slop- es against massed German. artillery reached a position, today fo apply s. powerful cut-off play against the mountain fortress info which the enemy has converted Massico ridge on the south- western end of the Italian front.

Gains were made all along the front bisecting Italy in- to Allied and German zones. The British 8th Army ad- vanced both in the Apennlne mountain region, where the Canadian 1st Division on the left wing is seeing heavy fighting, and nearer the Ad- riatic coast.

Canadian troops in two days took Molise and two oiher towns as they pushed on presumably towards ls- ernia in the upper Volturno. valley, while British troops! 15 miles from the Adriatic‘ won Montefalcone after a

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Borden Goes Over Top In Loan Drive

A‘. the War loan Meeting in Borden last night the chairman C. St. C. Rodgers announced (ha: at the close oi the meeting Bordon had achieved its objective oi eight thousand dollars and exceeded it by $350.00 This he said would be still further increased before the cam- paign was over. At the opening of the meeting Mr. J. F. Arnett. Chair- man of Public Relations for the campaign in Prince County e_x- plained the various quotas for the county and expressed his faith that all would be achieved.

The next speaker was Mr. J F. Leightizer who said that after four years of war people should not be in any doubt about their duty to buy bonds but that some people even yet do not realize the great responsibility that tester‘. on every individual in this respect Mr. Leightizer gave an intensely inter- esting talk and during his re- marks referred to this aeneration of young men and women proving themselves worthy in cverv rc- spect He told about the lat? CWO- ain Peters who was the only Prince Edward Islander to win the Vic-

five-mile advance from Cas-

felmauro.

(William Stewart. Canadian Press war correspondent with the Canadian forces. reported that the Hastings and Prince Edward Regi- ment on Wednesday captured Moi- ise. a. tcwn perched on s 2,500 foot mountain 18 miles east and slight- lv north of the important commu- nications town of lsernia while the‘ 48th Highlanders of Canada the‘ some day had taken another town? ‘lust to the right, possibly Torells Del Sa-nnio. Stewart added that the Royal Canadian Regiment on Tuesday captured still another town from which the 4Bth's ad- vsnce m its objective could be watched. He told of heavy artillery engagements preceding the occup- stions, with the Germans holding their ground until the Canadians were upon them, then withdrawipg to previously prepared positions fur- ther back.)

Allied Navy Active While the Allied ground forces moved into position before the strongest line the Nazis have yet

_ (Continued on page 11. 1%)’ 2.)"

F. D. R. Term

By J.F. SANDEIISON nadian Press Staff Writer

the

sister was attempting to scatter

children who were out for recess. ‘The truck hit the from oi’ the school and bounded off through

ttieilc schoolgrounds, striking the sis-

Bcaf Subsidies Are Suspended

OTTAWAOct. 29-(0?) - The prices board announcer. today that payment of su idles u) cover part the cost of ipments of dressed f from western Canada produc- tion areas to areas of heavy con- sumption in eastern Canada will