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III YORK. Ibb, 31-((7Pl— gills lonergau was ordered to- tb Io to trial Wednesday/won a iress

ltlfle oi murdering his Ilia. Patricia, after a court hear

h! in which defence counsel Ed- nrd V. Broderick gave a hint “of e

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Amy ‘r13 bienl 11:05’?! stiiegreriil; 221%..” vmathagghennoticieable t: dmgnwmilfutxliongmonaxind 53:" TOCKJ-{OLM r a 2i (AP) ' nuttlhcmte thgrfiiaiemldh; QSiRi-nliiil o e "r- . ,e. -— — raon )l"ii'\i\ gglrfisCl-didiivlfif) the average reader. men as they leave the armed l0?‘ Tie: newspaper Dagens Nyhcter P any rct/frali-l entitled to ccmpensat- G ""’ "_"'“' -“ ‘x995 "g Y‘; mguigrkb E1475}, said in one cdiiaion tonight that i ion for its". ri siizlil - Tml" 559 1' l T We? Jllihil K. Pousiitivi, Finnish Diiplfi- ' 9 ____1_.._-- D a Sh k U I and hezlonel 111mm 0P tho at, has received Russian at... - safnla In Full Swln -—--—- Manpower Comm ion for New ti dean ds aid h d discuss ' - "liaise raoins New Glasgow a e- p n York state, has been invited to e33... 0t gnm-oooged a ussian-mn- g \ Q“ QfQQR liver Wednesday, Feb, 38. , become one oi Hlne’; assistants. nish peece plan and then it with-l -_,__ “ “D L f F. , -- "M" Japanese High Command - “inertial. sgsrgldcif --..:.~:.-.'* r tiii; = 1‘€“%'A°°“°“.l..‘°‘,,,,"°',{\ htnn- 35.1,. I v i I 1 7 I “any the and maxflmgfi‘; ‘T0 §,‘.‘;’,“l§f,,‘;§'§,f,?ysf,’§°§“ ‘°$,~°;?Q§°,,, rubbearn plaantffiirawied 0:8,?‘ 1B5 main. of turngmlout psufficient “Kfiouf 1-11-11? "m, Yo“ m. ,1 _ (A? ~- sunk. - "‘§i‘,;,‘°,‘§§§i,£§’-§ §§,‘;".§‘;{“,,’;“,‘j,“h,_,. 7.5.5“; fin‘; §?é'.§‘.°'sl.‘§‘.§ii“.“a'".°§li§i; . iQ1“°3§ul.“e%’§§l§9~"‘r°l$§ objlectis: B A _ an. “"'-' ditto shaken of the‘ "Nsgano and Baziyama were the "m," h been linked to m m? out on s virtual full scale basis the l; to fill the hole pilnched in the R0 UEMNG! riington I-Mp Y“? D111" m‘ "w" d’ mm. n1 bers of the high ooni- p u p0 vital rubber weapon for the world natural rubber picture bv the Jap- Ma ‘mm nah“ ‘ a‘ w“ in m‘ Juan“ H‘ co! th ‘uni: ordered the Pearl Ran‘ ———~ m” Fmhnd L‘ mu“: u’ m“ wide tussle against the Axis It anese steal oi Malaya and the East 3.51-31. and. involving the shel ‘e i‘; “Mk WAS“! m". l...” 31_(“,) peace with Rilssia. There has been take! u pm“ “mom” ‘he we“ "h v 1nd,.“ a '_"‘_ and‘ c’ mm u“ "my ‘m! “My “r . ‘ - —Ihltlilli10h 0! WW" ""1198 m omen‘ conflrmuion‘ however‘ ine rtn arid constdruction accorn- ' ‘Fhslcanadlan Government owns The hydn p (“d m“. general stuffs. was announ I l “n” an n "racing up", that lie was in contact with Mos- 311a; It t m ' n “m "be l m m“ m“ ‘i ‘Mn!’ i" 0W1 °fl “*5” “Y M‘ "h" hm‘ °z w" h’ cmnmunq“ - up? s constructed on the west °°" “mm” "m 5m” ufimm’ pmmegs o e wiirres i to the ill npnhnd “llidrlnli riealp ‘ ‘ ‘mmh "liwmwli in!!!“ 0| d“ "mm" Idmibh" M new’ '11” Jig s" communique on 02s: has been abllfovcfl bl’ i!" hm‘ _.__ ____ _ ‘undegtskg: ‘m: ch transformed arid Otflfl? gmgnies imolvcd n"; ma“ “m 24h‘ h.“ h" “an he“, Am‘ the Truk mu resd-- U. B. Maritime iofl- Wei’! v - - - bush into in almost self contaln- the operators "and it is the policy “lion chm“, m4 “i. “ifld'fi’fi.f‘b,q§f"ilwyms cs4 "ml l army and navy units will start on the oonverlsicn itch’: Flflt Penicillin 9Q oommnnlt lrl npprogisflltely a. or the government to continue cp- ifl "b- '° ""1 v1 M’ m“ "k- “m” °‘ t“ m" °"'“‘ m“ “"’°ti?.°°v§.'a‘i“¥vu'°e “llig-afi 3.‘; 3ii$Z°£s."in§“'evr'i'i'i=i"is-'iiii'33 w- Renh” Cdwm‘ $33; lffinfieatamtifirihi €$n§i§§§ i§“.‘“5n's°lZ ‘Tiinhiiiii Ztfiliiidtikii ‘umnllfl IN 307M “M ‘uumd- “Mom ‘mam $13k islands. In these operations ds . ~ “""_ to throttle s. rubber famine threat. war view in the vast enterprise. "W" °' ‘h’ “W” ‘m’ ‘"4 m t“ imperial army and navy unite sank genuine-Installation o! ti" M" mtwimti F“ “FMPFA n has oducedumaoe of buildings. "we could devote. for instance. ,3 a. few mouths before Japan en e 0M“ ‘ mo“ w" n“ m‘ bu.“ Wm M ma ammo ‘hrpmom o; emcmln, b‘ n; ! W“ me m“ o! demand m rubber [ans usnmh“? "will" "u" "“"""""'° ’"""‘°' m’ eigmym mugftiaairl nd i” as whirl-nos has shown the! ti" "m "1 t '"°""?"l “"1" 5 axim isbgratssiri "in factorial and ‘f,fm°“rt:‘ r tn. lsnt n. other ‘P! w 01”‘ u“ "m" Powerful nmillymflhfllllrligllw t e.»- ‘.1’; difficult to manage at lea for blood ‘sgtione to 115°“ u" alanine: u its which ar i"n be- 3.5.93. Ocntinugd "Plastics aw ' L‘ ' ‘w’ Mm hi” d one w‘. o! iuildantl- the present steering e1! °hl"'3“'m"m4i' V" ‘h"""- wilderi tnnfil an bQutnver-U bv- rceducctand certain other i 249'!’ um ‘idem ‘lbjo Premier. Was- z-etegory as we as thtuttilflliflillitlfl reported. e M- hll "m" "M" t“ ‘1"""“" iteble niragllse féwhemists aiidiirzénscals are being disposed of "WWI ‘Plunder lliiister and Munitions Minister. down more than M planes at Post-Inteillzclwcr I!“ Y!‘ 7°“ “mmmd P "' 1 teoi-irilo ans who explained the ln- i HOW. styrene. a by-vroduct. can be "via nam- xuui Mc- added to his formidable list of’ off- Actually American loans. Pacific tordav that it" “hi!” clyghfofatlfffffltifl igtmgff,‘ tricacies of man made rubber to used for the maklnfi oi Jewelry and Hm‘ “d? m“ mom.“ M m. Wuhan. Noumea e- is" m4 ers that of chief of the iieedrlulftofl r WIN 1'! "b" W" u" "P i °" i“ "at riewspspemien on a recent tour fountain pens. L and mum“ n m“ * i. Comm 3.3. . . i; i: nlatcv planes and modcrato damage to one found immangeabls at - . 111s r industrial monument We have; already made some in- - a 5 ~ Inn’ It!" "hi" ' “gyros -—~ B t Sun sets this evening at 5.38 ant _, ..._._. v; 5h ads took warship. was launched by the Csnedlari|lerestlng things ircrn styrene. uy- Hm tomorrow ‘naming at .750‘ “WU M Davis qyqghg o: navy chief of staff The olll e _ Government who formed the Poiy- adlene is also a plastic and we have New moon Fob’ 23rd’ 1M9 mg ‘nunwn’ “m” Th! T0 0 Rldio broadeist ln- Nagnno I til! V“ 5mm m‘ JG! l1 iilf HQ§i Oi U ill l“ BU kt“ VS WhQ r‘ m" c°rp°fiti°n Umlwd ~ Mimi“ m!“ "i311 min" a" bum? “u” Sumniersldc tldc eighteen mi it'll-ll . o; mg“ ehen es im- iuiceremo out. Japanese announ- ‘ ' riuame of the crown company — Frank Rowpce, general manager H ‘h Ch 1 “clown u ' - '9'" gifiiltki] afua- an trripeflaf heir‘!!- fiaments ‘scald! ulbYuhzilt been "re- “a P lné! ls$w in pxroduftion oeorsl xlidCaillulzliqlnp-Slylgghevict Rubber; m" a" ‘n m’ ° ' a g - eved"o erpos , u German i‘. ms ennua oupu o . =~.. e oy arse upwnc ‘last? i? w m"! ging that themmxgigica: nmvyb twlmloocln ‘ch i E legng tons of Buns-S and 4.000 mug-include: the Imperial Oil Sub- out‘ Am “awe” ‘i t!“ m. “mm” all It Truk. mishty navel for- ‘rckvoubroadoaat by Be used the ._, h tons of Butyl. tho two key types of sldiary. St Clair Processing Corp. Charlottetown - ‘Surumeralde - fmn “more Ivory Iri- u.“ m my equatorial Pacific. had word diaclis . . synthetic rubber width carries from .and also Dow Cltvmical of Can- Mom on '6' a U: "qt." w° “u ' m”. “a Ne no ('1' luggfgggh}! a‘: l‘ A it pflmleumn “hi Tim" suwdrylvlfil n? lflhlef Leave Charlottetown ‘LSI u. II "India; "an," l“ (time t0 $9M’: on mmrded as mortal! -‘ ‘ Tlre shortage Continues dgcllfised ‘li-‘ilfialiié rubbei-nstaiidscun "M '"""'- ‘~30 "'~ "'- Phqr n‘ “'0 H for Dlvis h n" n eminent of thmnniffs service ‘ twell in ‘comparison to natural 5m" c'"""'“""'"‘ "M " I lsraday I5 installations. . u; 195 n. i M ' ‘fysmifaéf u. “n,” ‘m Qufp ly chiefs. 7 l This goes along way towards re-li-ubber. especially on passenger} ~ V’ m ' °' ' - 1° A u, no 117'“ m“ _ do” h m“, “momma by t e Their downfall strongly tndieat- ( j _ lieving the rubber shortage in Can- "cars Buns-s is used for hcnvy \ gummy gggvlcp: n Sig,‘ M‘ . . an‘: mwd mm m, m, m.‘ War-l a; an upheaval that must have " 1/ , Z ada but. as J. 3'. Nicholson. man- army tires and butyl iorinner tub- n k1!» limiter River ma“ m] gqofi __ 19 Jgngnqgg shins, iltIi shaken the menace military liier- L l( ll‘ l i 4/ [nine director oi Polymer, elmlain- es. \ “"9 ch"'°“"'°‘"' nwn‘ ll. B. ' .31.“ pm," mil-wed 1nd seven shlpflarohv W910 iy. ed. it deem mean there will be Arrive Charlottetown M5 u o!

Nips May Be Forced To Risk Fleet In Brittle

‘WABEIINGTON, Rb. fli-(Afl-mowervg. would have s more im-

a. ‘line,

"Fighting Less Severe Around io Beachhead

- (C P) — University of Minted. 3'1 m, pie funeral arvleea were held todey for Dr.

dkd tho

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igo e ikoose River. after 10 erman Ma-

in Trial Tomorrow

h trial, said: "1 have informa-

ilvu that at the time nf death Little news was received from “We was a certain well-known the Cassino front, where tiieufight- " ing had slackened y fol‘

dasiaerotls ect for It would isolate

from th riibbe plantat- ° niiae§ of the

h . The Tone Admiralty. inader the ent asinounrod today.

O Q VG CDHV C “l: not“ iiggins em in mainland of Julian. n: on

By RICHARD G. MASBOCK NAPLES. Feb. 21—(AP)--Brit- ish and United States troops on the Anzio beachhead successfully ‘carried weakened l‘ blow ode“: after having blocked a - on l knockout punch by eid nllarshai Albert Kesseiringu mass- ed divisions in All hours of furious week-end combat. Nazi attempts lied lines in ths Carroceto and Cis- terns areas with, attacks of inished intensity were turned back with further bloody losses for the enemy. headgusrters announced. A ed poai ons on the beech- head were officially describe‘ as flmor or less stabilized. T e German-controlled Home xldhv thbt. erican attach were beaten oil’ in the Anzio beaohhesd" today and claimed that both Annie and Net- tuno, the two ports upon which Allies are dependent for the oi’ their su plies and retri- n on fire since

the , bulk forcements. had last nig .

The Allied command. in perhaps its most optimistic communique since the laudin at Anzlo a month ago, highly ra ed not only the 5th Army ipiiantry and tank units that threw six Ge divisions back in s fierce-ell-out battle. but also commended the "meshlflcorit support" given by Allied warships planes and artillery. On Saturday German command- ers, seeld means to a conclusive victory. told them that the Allies were taking to boats and trying to escape. But not even this er ificial stimulation enabled the Nazis to hold their gains when the Allies launched their counter-attack that day.

In his shattered attempt to wipe out the beeohhead. Kesseirlng threw six divisions of infantry. tanks. motorized troops and para- chute troops at the centre of the Allied defences.

several days. Amei-ican troops were reported hoidlu fast to their positions inside Cass o itself-

and time; fr w iv destroyed in theegiltion Saturday

to infiltrate Al- Bun

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Another Jap GonvoySmashed

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS. Southwest Pacific, Fbb. I _. (airflow-L (Ari-Allied aircraft

WBVOY Off the Bismarck Islands headquarters fpdgy, Six medium merchant ships, orie corvette end two guubegts we“ "m! ten obsb-

and Sunday.

Russian Bombers Raid Finnish Port

. rue. 21- AP - gig?!‘ music t ht (noise Eleonora: of ' , ‘t °“ n reported. sac nit-Z 5.22m. 0f rnnTnfl ‘.3’;

is ‘l5 miles from the Swedish border,

Heavy llaida 0n Germany Gontinue

IDNDON. Illeb.31- (AP)- A

fame of United States heavy bunb.

its and fififilltlflfl, nearly equa D

$15300 Fire Loss At Grand Falls, N. B.

GRAND FALLS, N.B., Feb. 2i- lCPl-Inss estimated at approx- imately ‘$15,000 occurred here yes- terday afternoon when fir, des- troyed s potato storage building owned by Charles Paradis. The loss included about 2.000 barrels of potatoes. mostly certified seed stock, and valuable farm machin- erv.

N. Y. Times Tries Nine Columns_ To Page

NEW YORK. Feb. 2l.—-lA.P)—-The New York Times today published its classified advertisements nine columns to a page inste of eight in an effort to accommodate more advertisers without increas-

rushing forward to that crllil lecture.

In the Pacific Japan's defensive front a weakness has been diacloaed which stirs hopes of vasice westward than seemed possible only days ago.

The air-sea pulverlziug of Truk, main enemy bastion in Pacific. at relatively insignificant ' touched of! a Tokyo-army-navy ante of which is yet to be revealed.

tflo underlies the sh I elhle decision ha risk the fleet. Tokyo's war lords can have no doubt that every wcck that slips by without decisive naval action in the Pacific means increased American alr an“ sea power in that theatre. Regardless of Tokyo decisions, the blasting o ls lhbaul on New Britain has tral Pacific. That once powerful ban re can be almost Ignored for the

useless an outpost as aspect in the south-Gen pine and Japanese heme cute least In American attick planning.

Canadian Officers To Battle Training In Pacific

victory- In his moat optimistic moments lost November ill predicted the crisis in Europe would come this year. foreseen a situation ao glowing with war east and west as it is today.

and in tbs Atlantic-north sea theatre ,events are for Germany at a. pace that defies con-

ln Blush. in Italy

It seems probable that some clunge

Baruch Post-War Plan Accepted

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2i - (A P) -_ The Roosevelt Administra- tion. accepted almost intact today the plan-of Bernard M. Baruch for s. post war "adventure in prosperity" and chose Clayton and Brig. . T. Hines for two key jobs in the vast demobilization task.

Clayton, who used to run huge cotton export business Houston, Tex., resigned as

t s . y of commerce to take over the assignment of disposing oi billions oi dollars of surplus

a at

iksouudlng new Russian and Anglo- tlie German-Japanese war Axis are setting a Minister Churchill's scheduled Ivor review to parliament. Never has he had the opportunity to recite sllch an array of military ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ his sturdy confidence in ultimate and utter when Mr. Church- he could not have shortening possibilities in berth

merits along th

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in Japanese

OTTAWA. i Feb. 2l—(CiPl - ne- owv i"

announced shortly.

STOCK

By ltirke L. Simpson, Associated Press War Analyst

American blows at both ends of brilliant stage for Prime

has been critically ldented and g fer faster paced ud-

the Central cost in planes, shlps or men. high command shake up, the ntgnlfic-

‘ ‘ y in the Pac- tft tn chief army and navy commands-e c:- a pos-

f Trill: into virtually l! altered the whole war ler to Philili- prceent at

at line in hand." No further information from oi-

iicial sources could be obtained to-

day but in military circles it-was

Mussolini Lives In Small Farm House

HOLM. Feb. 21-—(AP)-- Benito Mussolini is living in one smell room in a modest farmho Gen Frank in

crlck the Grc . 18th Prussian kins. Says the "ewsziarser Voeikischer

Mr.-

Says Finns llear

German Bsnbach-

Election

llabinet Considers i lmportantiluestion

OTTAWA. Feb. 1i - (C?)- Prlme Minister MscKcnzie King said today In the Commons that the cabinet ltogay dealt

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By FRANK FLABIITY

OTTAWA, Feb. ll-(CPM-Aiterl one of the sharpust debates so far this session. the Commons today decided to hold no sitting on Wed- l nesdays from now on and devote that day to committee work, al- lowing cabinet ministers to holo proloiifibd, meetings. After the debate some opposition members. referring to Prime Min-

with a _ s _ importance on which we have to give Great Britain an answer by Thursday"

The Prime Minister did not specify what the question was. lie said the cablnefls decision was not reached today.

Mr. King was stressing the need for one day of the week on which the cabinet could slt through without having to break up to attend l House sitting.

Two Planes Missing From N. S. Stations

AX. Feb. Ii — (OP) — Twolt. C. A. Ilbombers- of them a giant Liberator -— were missing in widely separated areas of the east coast today. and force planes were conducting an extensive search for thorn over see and land. . The four engine Uberawr, which filthy with

m, sent session he made

King's remarks tcdav a hint of a dissolution of parliament Replying to opposition criticism

were entitled to sav to the opposi- tion that they needed an extra afternoon "to confer on tho great questions that are coming to us from day to day." ;

"If we cannot get that co-oper- ation. then we shall have to con- sider what our responsibility is." he added.

In connection with that state- ment. members recailed that in a speech last September Mr. King said the government would carry on without a general election un- less it encountered obstruction in the House of Commons or eisP-| where. At the opening of the pre- a similar- stetement and said further that! he did not want to see an eiection~

a1, before the end of the war.

“I must say that what has talz-l an place this afternoon has no: made me believe any more strong- iy than I did hitherto in the co-l operation we can expect honorably; gentlemen Mr. King said today.

"h" reactionary "l" r asst ° '-‘» disappeared lest six to destroy the German ems u Pacific. are a-rra th the be d u h Quick] follow" m, ‘ '_ -_ Am n his c to we men a ar , was he eved to ave CAI. bmmfllf oflékfwgt Elllvmtlk "hull cum,“ “m... and possibly been forclehd dovvgi in ithe Atluntitc Sunday night, may’; ‘wwpm . some non-commissioned Officers Ooeantwi. e at er mssln craf. series of dayllsht raids by tbs Am- -__.. and Slmblibts bottle experience in a n ensine R. C. A. . bom- emmu were uwuwd ‘i, m“ they», t gm her from the R. A. F. station at ‘ ,-r w; r 1m wig 1+. r , 1Q; git-inn -' Wimp tliirmuclrJis-BIMIFRWI r-‘Nyflz; failed to-retiuh-hst . The “damn; “m,” ...unmq 5mm t have dag. not been whether the night from a ni ht exereiss flight. b 38 erieiriv planes Born r wetok Island after stu -lic1im coils for rrrouns of men at- An Ottawa d etch said those] gunners‘ re rts have not vet been born opposition and naval and air taching themselves to the AC5 - aboard the Liberator included 1'0. tabulated ut. should raise me forces are at and lien corps as volunteers-similar to David Griffin, n. c. A. F. Pub- ooorc. instrennth arranvoments already mode with lic iteiatlens officer and former when the heavy bombers finieh- the British amrv — or Whothci‘ Toronto llewspnpermnn. His next oi eeg thelagdiglildywohrll. it was estimet- wows: gill b1: Bielvflmafvg! dllhe kin and those of the others aboard lino ttm ,- I! We‘ 8 . l vbe ntm. our one» i-dimta London Ilsa Alert Omar-a» i» sen ti: i‘: .l;::::.‘;::... :2..." at Gemu“? with"! 35 110111’! l-ild had “c” “WW m“ 9mm have not vet been made Public. dropped nearly 3,000 “m, l,‘ bqmb, After he told the Cflmlllmifitllf a _-________ on targets vital to Ggnnlny’! “um ____. plan under which Canadian ofdcers defence. coupon, m». 32—t'1‘uesday)—- vfllmggefm" m ‘it r B21123; "ti; . __ _ i’ ce, i180 Tl S 0 l1 W (c?) An a“ mm alert Bound asked if similar provision could be