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The People's Paper

Covers Prince Edward t Island Like the Dew

l Guardian Founded 1887. gllglloagtown Guatdlan. Two Cents.

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1944

Mall. §t00z other Provinces l: U-BA. iii-N Delivered, $5.00.

BRITISH 2ND ARMY INVADES GERMANY

Wane Meglreqrs Of 17th A

Reserve A nnored Regiment

Pinned Under Bren Gun Carrier After It Pl - ged Over rBridge Into Five Feet Of Waterlm

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‘lhrcc mcmbcrs of the 17th He. servo Armoured Regiment were drowned at Coleman Corner, on the Western Road 28 miles from Fummcrsidc Saturday when a

Brcn gun carrier on which they \\'if‘l'l‘

riding went over a bridge, A l lilllii was thrown clear and ad uninjured. 1c dtatl: Sgt. (Yarflcld Ramsay. l8. son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ramsay ,0'Lcary. Tpr. Wallace Dcnnls. 2!. son of .\lr. nml ﬁrs. Nelson Dcnnls, also of O‘I.cnr_v. Tpr. (‘luurlc Brooks. 15,59“ n!

(‘pi. i-Jngcnc Brooks of the R.(‘.A.F. and 1i

Brooks, Union Corner.’ ll . ngion. 1' i Jllﬂl uninjured: l ,1 Tpr. s‘. J. C. Cormler, Welling.

act-idcnt occurred‘ about ‘ turtlay night at Beatons - as a convoy of about 15 _ was proceeding westward lil an all-night scheme. It “B" Squadron and was com-

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nizinalrtl hy Nlajor J. R. Murphy oi 50:1 Vicw.

Midway In Convoy

Ilrcn gun carrier in the ac- was about mid-vxay in the

_ was probably l5 11 bclotc the carrier could 17c mwsrd and the bodies recover- crl. Puhnotors wcre rushed from at St. Eleanors and " ant but attempts at which continued for unsuccessful. D . T tion of (TLeary directed . aid efforts. l the:

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unsay was driving ‘Irr- next vehicle , r a hundred yards behindand no 0.10 apparently had a very good l vhw of the accident. One theory. l‘; that on." of thc tracks of thei

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F. ll. ll. Assails Rcpublicans In Fishting Speech

WASHINGTON. Sept. 24 - (AP) - Prcsident Roosevelt Saturday nlsht assailed the Republican op- Dﬂsnion in the United States Dre- sidental election campaign 10,- m; he termed their "callous and m. zen” falsehoods on domestic issues. He declared the country must not let the Republicans “botch" the Dfﬂce this time as he said they did 2o years ago.

In a fighting speech that remin- ded many of his hearers of the Roose- velt oi’ earlier campaigns, he drew on ridicule, sarcasm and mockery to lash his opponents for trying to ;imitate” the present. administrat- on

Described by him as the opening address of his historic fourth-.crm drive. the half-hour talk was dc- livercd before a cheering audience at

a dinner of the International Tcam- i stcrs Union (A. F. L i

Derveyﬁs Reply EN ROUTE WITH DEWEY TO

OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept. 24 — (A PJ-Assering that Pres vclt had “dropped the mask of a’ non-political ,Thomas E Dewey declared istatement issued on his special ire.‘- ‘tcday that ha would “feel free

dent Roost:-

campzfnn," Gov.

examine his (Roosevelt's) record

, _ Whcn it was in the with unvarnished candor in the ; ‘of tun bridge 1t turned future." y alllﬁdleli through the tail Replying to a speech Mr Roose-

velt made before the Internationali Tcamstcfs Union (A. F. L.) Washington. D. C.. Saturday tilght, the Republican Presidential Narn- ince said this address fndicntcul his opponent "has no program and h~s sunk to more quoting from Kampf and to charges of ‘fro’ l“ and ‘falsehood?’

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Wary-situation Last “Night

By ELTON C. FAI, Associated Pron War Anolylt

While armies at Germany? woltern doorway wreath fiercely in It temporary stalemate, an equally important battle of logistics goes on far behind the front.

Tho prizes are the great deep-water Atlantic ports, of which thi- Allics have won only two and put only one into anything like full op- eration up to now.

To this extent the " have come ., in the battle of service and supply. They have denied the use of ports ‘to the ‘Allies for weeks while the fighting front swept eastward and ex- pandcil north and south to multiply the demand for men and munitions.

For this limo-saving strategy (to give the Germans opportunity to mend their own west wall) they have paid a not exorbitant prict--- n garrison of‘ 520,000 at Chcrbourgh, 36,000 at Brest, a correspondingly smhllcr number at smaller ports. Cherbourgh is the only major port in Allied hands known to be in anything like full operation.

Now. wccks aftcr the Allies surged out from the Brittany ikninsula. stubborn gurrisnns continue to deny the Allies the ports of St. Nazalro and Lorirnf.

Tlzr- rcsult of all this is that the main stream of Allied supplies and rcinfnrnzncrzts is squeezed through Cherbcurgh. handle what they can and, presumably, over-the-beaoh handling mcn and material continues at some points.

bourgh and Ernst. with correspondingly aggravated problems of over- land ir z-tztlicn. Currently, one of the most iutcnsc zoncs of fi-ght- ing is h. he northern cnd oi’ the front whore the Allies seek to make , sccurc the position attained by the airborne army dropped in Holland.

1' Thcrc the battle of logistics is almost as intense as that of the fcrccs

l in combat. Artillery, armor and men are bclng pushed forward by the ‘

Allics tn make secure the bridgehead north of the Rhino and mcct tin- rciraforrczrar“. Hitler is ihrovzing into his line. But they must come to the south and southwest or trickle in ovcr hcachcs. an bc turned into a swift stream feeding almost direct- c line once the port of Antwerp becomes of use to thr- i, one o2‘ the greatest on the Atlantic coast of Europa. but at the mouth of the river Sclicldc and along the Gcrman hold-out garrison: have been buying more time.

Pzcisoners Escape From ._,Pr*irz§ce. County Jail

Pair Boat Up Jailer And Take Keys To Make Getaway; Were Still At Liberty Last Night.

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escaped from thct

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The smaller ports,

Dlc-rcovcr. the battle front hm moved hundreds of milos from (‘hcr-

‘l orelyfNepdded Help Reaches Air Troops

, By DOON CAMPBELL WITH THE ERITISH 2nd ARMY, Sept. Z1 —- (CF-Renter) -- Britiﬂ tgnkg gmgged the German frontier four miles due cast of ziapatueg usnp 1a ueﬁoulfrg

Some of the crews have been ‘fighting since D-Day.

Help and much-needed supplies are being ferried across the Nader Rhine at Arnhem i0 help the beleaguered British air hzzrnc forces north of the river and the sup- ply 0011111101‘ bctyvcen Eindhovcn and the tip of the Allied salient at Arnhem ll rapidly thickening and becoming more solid.

By Robert Wilson i’

wrrn BRITISH AND AMERICAN En fife Ofrﬂ

TROOPS AT ‘ E N, lICllﬂHilﬂ ..., , _ Gothic Lzne Caves In

Gap .24 — (AP; - British tanks and infantry huvc smashed a German __—+_; |

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iroad biuck north oi Endhoven and= lrcopc-ixtd supply lncs Mule Amer- gican airborne iorccs liﬂldlilg posit-

tiyw ill thciiNinncgcn t ca have ll_ ‘olaml Nnrgaard l t bc ti i. “farccd b1." c" g, zlcr troops, R0341 -_.1 __ tap; ... T)“; - I , \\\}_~<r11 coca w saturd r. , .€lllirg < n hall of Lhc l15-milc Hﬂtﬂl ASSBQIIHOII louncuioith. around Arnhem, Gnu“,- L p mp5,; in today under, .1119 $1l\1~‘l1°1l"~',‘ ' - d M‘ "CQ-ll- the bio \ cl the British 8th and

as 31"i\5l1,All1ctl A ircw up to the sOllthftlil banks. tn di§(1]"\t;1{1 of the Nedci‘ Rhine River and f - , rubble m ~ ~

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rmics. The Germans were zc retreat from the i fortifications before

Elects Ufficers

_ llOlCClllfllis acr ' to .tc.'; surging to within _ __._ ; tnrbm troops Who have bccn 11g. , Bologna. WINDSOR, Ont.. Sept. M —(OPl mt; II »~»‘k-1’Jﬂr41"11'° 0 bill-It‘ ﬂsmmi illlll forces yvere sweeping -Alderman George Wilson o!

Toronto. was elected President of the Hotel Association of Canada at the concluding meotlng of the organization here todly- H9 succeeds a. n. Frwow" c! Wh- treal. who was named honorary president.

t Directors of the National Aa- sociation include:

down some of ltalys highest peaks to w thin sight of the bIOBd valley , _ :ci Th.“ Po aitcr a bitter l0 day bat- ‘m!’ 0T We "Hid which the Gama!“ tle which, an official account said, ‘illl-l ctr. wiah about 30 tanks, but n“, me Gothic defence w“; lAi-ithctn was cxpcctcd to be ugha, 91-04 ‘tough ru to crack. The Germans my“; _ 1 wcro bt-licvcd drawing up in stroll; ll 1 bodily, of thc slain defenders."

31' m9 11°11!‘ bank 0f ‘m1 Futu Pass, 2B m lcs south of Bol-

l ‘terrific odds. i Tho wholc Allied position wail eascrl considerably by the reopen-

xtuct anc, cast to Rhcnem, to.‘ s Mk at h t of the Gothic Quebec: Prank Levesque and W~ Fir-We a 11111" swP-d- . liiii: htciu Uﬁfltleggnllli toughest of n. JeX, Mont-Yell: .Novn BMMII Tr-r arc bclicrccl to have written, 5mm“ dofhnces, {Q11 with bewil- Graham Fraser. Halifax, R. M.

rf tnagcn as lost. as well as.

dcrin swfi: css. American infantry Ellis, Kentville; New Brunswick! ihc roiuc to Arnhem, whore

scaling h? hts on the east and west W. R- Arlmﬁi-llt. Sﬂlflt JOhH. W81-

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1; battle they lost ll of a n . _ i,d tde ntenable the i tar De Bow. MOHCi-Oﬂ» Dlfwmrs Willis‘ , 32.55.33. of ‘GqGTIIlXffTYlS fl-ylng to hold| for Prince Edward Island W111 b! rmor was coming up as named la r.

the can.

So/viets Score Victories‘

In New Offensives

iSeven Gases 0f

iblc on the flanks of‘; N. ' cnrrttlﬁr, on the

o .ur(l Deurnc and‘ ,r toward Eoxtcl. 1

hile, indications ‘that thc were withdrawing along rin:wcrp-Tuirnout canhi wcrc, oitcd by Canadian forces, which, 'cd up eight milcs to tire north-; and citablishctl a bridgcheadl

- __ _. __ _. . , . ' Lovnou, Scpt 24 ._ tAP) — w st ‘s 22:: ___ “that. iiaairﬁs! .. ‘ ‘ a ‘as: " ‘.1, um l, H‘; - - I snamanooxn, Qpc. Sept. 24 h m, _ k. l, -. - 1,, ' _, , _ , u “cf-f “m” a. W3... 11g, gygggé an». _ A military a i.-..,l,,=, ...;, ‘p.353, Am] "a" Miltipn r “l‘?*1..£<°‘§I.l”‘3iil1?$353? » - . 1\ ..??“‘};2£?.2 Li um- stﬂgn addition to striking the rail I quill’ 55ft tgldafl.’ "Gwgiectﬁrlziflgtcrotfle | 13. if Wes‘; Dcvo11_and Alfred YEO. A g l l ltcstabllsluncnt of ihlsnsmall tlnlditcliidnt ‘tum-til at lCXlOCElHE Hun- l, ho wcr. did not offer any ﬁﬁjjseqgnnpljtrglgon heudaua, S of 11c ls Mills. were still at! ;b,.,,|.,.n,.>,d I, “as me ﬁrs; (m. gnu. U.“ u; m, ‘m, In ‘he new,’ , ,,..,..,_. .,..,.1(. ‘e t? m” ‘which “m; ghards". resmence of the hem“, ll}? l t. night. Police all ov-l ‘ ur t of Lt -Gcn b‘ na i; toilcs ctiplurCd the - ':~ ,. ti» o" ‘llrr- “I10 Pﬁﬂillwd. Said _l _. n X t L c1 ._ l. c ucic on the lookq _ 4 scd Cnnad- i, _ ht Paldis i on the 11ml!‘- hc lhoilrgh. uossiblv that lic was g3’, Ngmn-“ton n Emma“ Cumptilll? W‘ 131°!“ I ‘L-n army l \' "atin" to the Esra) cn~! - =znut;;tvi'.t'.‘ dth ‘Ulla-i Tic I ~, b '- ‘ “'” ‘i. ‘ .‘ 1'. ~ _ MM: “emmld f" ‘ il"'"‘yt U11‘? lit‘)P=c'1]|:cdlrl;§1ﬂgnl)il1ngd N10 prlsmfers gleaned ‘airing the‘ 1G ‘i ricculittlictl it-lgdliqt 9 31o P ‘cﬂélicotiifolfulljel‘fictions in spite of in? Miront f] ligation“ tqggld _—~ i tr _lt ' (7 i _ < "n < a: '-mornng aze. an no onc~~ 2‘ ‘ , t. 24 ~ (C l -—t ‘ ' ‘ -' * .t a t a . _ 1 ml (“U m "nil! _ tifiwdidﬂieiotdldrqgot see ‘ srasnnjured but about 100 admin-‘Jﬂl Irkgr], l“ the fr}? A,§"°.§,T,§§{§§ gig m0 Gcmnm bad \ a wcrc supported _b.'.'lRtr"i~11 c: . from Seven cases of hard liquor were , u}, bu“ ‘v.1; th,g,§.npcffgfglr' istrative. guard, engineer and R°,;?O‘”§_51t1"5}‘“ lglwho have bu.“ “rude » mm liuv‘ which ‘ through Lupkow stolen from zhe government vendor " “ ‘ ’, ' " mcdlcal ocrwmwl “we 18H Wiih- lt-ld‘ he‘ l1“. l neighboring conqucrcd t s f.ll' 111 thc slovak had cap; Show at Cardigan Friday night. It Evswcsl opens out quarters and many of thczn ‘fit, tt all one 1.9.350,‘ m. arm-unit m bc cums, as cl H. lflilif‘, do v.1: yalucd at $270 approximately, An inqucs: was ordered by Coro- lost their personal belongings. No I, “Q, 09k 1151mm“; back to the“. 1,0,“... m, wast m ttcnhcr illlti tsc and, ncludcd rum, whisky and gin. - tncr J. h. C. l-itintcr of Albcrton. estimate of total loss was given. t,“ m,“ frills £30m?“ United Nsmms RC1,“ and 391m!” _ ca: cn~ . _ - tn;- northern women ‘in the telephone office, countries; of n;- hc hearing began Sunday morn- Officials said result of the in—' l,»q,_~,n-»~~thn kev gift}, inﬂation Admmisrm..lol, if n“ ‘I , , ‘icpfulscd Hdrifiu-‘tn ii , _ in the bugging over the vendor irrcascrl “car mm to 0;, with 51X witnesses giving quiry would not be known for > h’ ~ .5 ;UNRRA Council adopts a Rpm-L ., ucd l1ca<tq_aitt..~_. tciirtmcd siiii.it_.n;~_@,,u., Rug an and gimp, 53w the burglars 103mm the u". cruiinrnt \l'l‘.it‘ll l‘\lfif‘llffl‘.. tltcn adjourned until. mverzi days but intimated that‘ . re am; mm by it. standing YPI-O-lﬂ that civilians m run-ulnar Romanian n nosscd the llqUCi‘ inc a car. They notified the l l - t- m" prisoners shouted p p y = f ‘ch had a » - -- i »- ~ i ltfllllfftl to varzr m i ‘ u: L Friday cvctnng at 7 o'clock "no slgx r" of carelessness had bfcn. * . " ‘ _ committee on displaced pcrsoxis. “f5 "J-ih Rndfﬂi 0 A-h 01b - sainhcastvm ironticn. tcndoi, Russill McLarcn and he in - - vhcv atinchd b-i w» b l - - d= d < invoivcti in 11iiilt~.;;\~ Mp1‘ i. J. Matlncsuu of CLcary is found the preliminary in- , -. , V. .7 This commute, worked th,.,,,._gh_ a. .:.,d into sit _\ tic a Dticliﬂ he turn called the Royal Canadian » of lie tailor wiic- N - v~ Jury inrpmnn, vcstiga n. The fire broke out in. m \ t‘ ofstﬁ- 5b M, 1"" ,0“, today as d“; another pnq-Uypd . . o “hunted Pohcc at Montague. En- _____.._____ Illness-gs includcd. Sgt. Maj. _thc boi _r room. , ,3?‘ t . den u , "~"‘,1'i1 rcdrafting existing saniiafl‘ and l {h}? frahcc Was named b)‘ forcng the Clurlit‘. Sﬂllris, E. R McKenzie. . 1 1 y‘ c,“ oan- It‘? a “rm. lhcalt-h conventions which it linpcs H1" ' . butt door. The break occurred be- sﬁﬂ" Malpcqtic, G. Lockhnrt. also of i M‘ m r ma“ 1 mu“ as “m” ‘member governments will put into . _ - ' l~ “PW”? “"9" 9-30 ﬁnd 10 p. m w ,.,, . “iatpcquc, a“ Occupants o; the tho, ‘cflk C_-\l1‘11‘rl~ pmergent effect bsglnnmg no,“ No dcrelopmcnts on the rcmam- 1n lhc nnrililuin cic z-up struck in- ---~-— ------ _- . h- whiplc following we Carrier, ssh '1_hc Jallcrs lnitiries included Jan ._ iticr of thc \l‘0stc'\ front wcre rc-l i0 ihc Billll!‘ 5m inr the first time Maj. Boyle. Charlottctowirli. Margot tgfgl,i;i,kqll(l mus‘ including “n9 m‘ "intruded pcrsons" who will bc llfll,'lr,f;llsl'llgntlll.;ll'0 \\'i_-<,,¥,\,,},‘:,1,1 “gnfm; m ‘hm’ 59”“ ‘——-- .1, l-t. Murphy, common I18 .4‘ ' '. l -- ' . . moved back into Gcrmnnv includc, i ~ -' l" y 1 l "Eimv-Bralulbnnc Tut; _ ; - , ~, 1); T. ' ‘ ‘icLmn Was serving out a Jﬂll - ' t 1 . o German, sit/l ticld out at ---_-------—--- r 9“ u, squidion, '1! d 1 anton. lsmgtcmnp mm“, bpmg transferred thousands who were sent b_\ llL Gris “w, Elmik “m, Dunkmu

"Show — Malpcouc Wcu ltﬂ-fllil’ ii '-‘.'l

"Dance. OfW-Cl] Cove i-iull. Tl d f=.']llf.‘llll)(‘l‘ in. 0-;

iukcn Sup) s. Monday

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"Animal chicken sutspcr. daticc. ' Jamcs l-iall, Summcriisll '

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. SETH. 26th. 0-13- ‘fCliickcn Dlrrcr.‘ Ncnr (ilasuowl giﬂil. Wednctxlav rv-csiinil.“ ' ll l ‘ ' ,

"L:1riics‘ Aid Chickcit Dinncr. New Gina-gov: Hall. Scpi. 27th. 9-25-2!

"Hospital Dance, A/icﬁivcors Waichnusc. Montactrr. Wctlncszlar. svutcmbcr 27th Wcbstciﬁs Orch- estra 5-’) ~31

"Dance at seven Mile Bay Hall bland-av. Sept. as. ism. Music by Bil! Pickering and His Hnc Down Gang. 9-25-11

"Lunches. lint do and dancc at Elliot Hall. Tuccrhr, Scpt. 94. If not flnc the ftvllouving night.

9-25-2!

"Car of bulk whcnt nrrivltig this wcck. Plcasc bnak ordcrs and dclivcry wantctl by trucl: plcasc “Unit bags whcn ordering. Norm Kusorl. North River. 9-25-21

"Buying pitzr. today at Frederic- iﬁu: 'l‘ucstlay 2 pm. York; 4. Now EMT"; ti, Kelly's Cross. Pnyinﬂ $9110 a pair for good pigs {l0 pounds "Pli- Kindly notice Cllilliflt‘ in tlnrr- and (late for Kelly's Cross Bull Now llavcn. Also a quantity of P‘ rlbfl hfly is wanird lmmcrllntc-

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3 llrnchs will be ht-ld Wednesday af-

Dr. 'l‘.inton said all three men wcrc drowned. They showed no rXtrrnal evidence of severe in- jivics.

In addition to the inquest a mil- li-rv invcstiontion will ho made

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'1“ c ' was raised 5'25- [Cindy and ta m to Summersidc. Tho bodirs of the three victims

were at Claude Jelly's Funeral Home at 0‘Lcary Sunday but were inlzcn to their own homes last cvcning

Thc fllldtil of Sgt. Ramsay will bc hcld at 3.80 Tucsdzrv afternoon aurl that of Tpr. Dcnnls it l.30 'l‘llE‘Sf‘lfl_\'. The funeral of 'I‘pr.

lcrnoon

Greek Government demanded

RDME, Sept. 24 - (AP) _ Tlhci o-

ay that the Bulgarians ‘hand’

Nazis into France. the Low Coun- Czcchoslavnkia

organ Aztfion purposes since thc war.

to Darclwcstri- penitentiary to bczin

. _ - tries, Poland and a trrin {or c: pm; from Jail l-tst Julv . .d for h" ri

for colonization or

it is cslidtatctl 5.000 Prmans arc in tho hos. gccl gar- n nit Calais

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You Will. A5001’

More Flying Bombs T“, m Bu,

over at oncc unconditionally and without furthcr discussion the Greek territories of Macedonia anzll Thrace which they arc occupying.‘ I a

Control of mountain passes by, a which the Bulgars are nble to] enter Greece also was demanded,

‘fr-o is flrc fcct. seven inches tall.

in the post-war settlements.

Tho Grcek attitude was an-t nounced at a press conference on l ln"l\ nlnllﬂ his right eyrbrluv. behalf of the government, cstab-‘ at. . an is fivc feet one. inch tall. llshed in Itnlv and awaiting the wcichs 14." UOllIKlF. has brown eves. first OPPOYWII ti’ t0 Tatum lwmv- a fair romplcxinn and curlcy blonds by George A. Cartalis, Minister of may

' . dark hrcnvn hair. and a onc-

nt l o'clock. They will fun " ls.

be military

Illfﬂfmﬂtlﬂh Whcn B/fcbcan escaped from Jail

Island Red Cross Boys ' ‘ Saw Some Lively Action

By BILL BOSS

WITH THE 1ST cannot/m CORPS ON THE RIATIC. Sept. 24 - 1GP) - Accent is de- finilclv on the medical set-up — slrctcLcr-bcarcrs and medical of- ficcrs-whcn a unit strikes a gigan- tic pill box such as the Gothic Line

and the casualties are flowini back. When the West Nova Scotia

regiment was frustrated in its as- sault cn the Gothic Line by dense mlncficlds and perfectly-sited ma- chinc-gun and mortar posts, there wcrc bound to be casualties. The mhics accounted for feet. legs and sometimes body wounds and small arms fire and shrapnel caused chest and stomach injuries. The Rod Cross boys were kept busy. So smooth was their work that cnpt, Hyman Mendelssohn, Mon-\ trcnl, "Doc" to the West Novas. rccrivcd n message from the Colo- ncl congratulating the men. C. w. Martel, New Glu-

last July \\'!ih another companion sane. to lb» mrfnland for a few (la. Tho pair Wlis nrrasted on rcturn to this province. That time thcy escaped bv unlocking tho door hi‘ tho jail at niizht. apparently with l; kcy mndc at tile jail. __..__..____

WESTERN EVEREST gow. N.s., had five bullets ling ---——.

through his water-bottle while at- tending a casualty. Other stretch- er-bearers who worked day and night were Ptes. Alvin Hastings, Charlottetown, P.E.I.. Dan Mac-

The highest point in the western hemisphere is at Mount Acondagua in aracntina, 22.834 feet above sea eve

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R. A. F. llaavies 0ut In Strength

LONDON. Sept. 24 _. fCPl - RAF. bombers in "very crcat strength" smashed at thc Gcrmau industrial and towns of Neuss and Munster m thc Ruhr area Saturday night and United States 9th Air Force figh- ters in low-level attacks today on German armored formations aid-

ed in breaking up strong encmy counter-attacks in the Nancy area

Despite bad weather the RAF. night heavyweights went back into action after a spell of weather- enfoxced inactivity.

Donald. Stellarton, N.S., and Rich-

ard Cote, Glace Bay..N.S.

A party carrying a wounded sol- dier rom the inc was stopped near a. road junction b three para- trooper! armed w th Schmeisers. When the Germans ordered "hands oop" the bearer in charge, Pte. A. A. Arsenaultl hometown unavail- able) of Nova Scotia. pointed to the Red Cross band on his arm and to the casualty in the stretcher.

The Germans examined them for arms ani looked at the wound- ed soldier. Satisfied, they motioncrl the Maritimcra to continue. Others

in the party were Ptes. O. J. Gal- lant, Urbahville, P.E.I-, R. A. Kingston, Fredericton, N.B., R.

L. Riley, Prescott, Ont., and Pct: . Doucette, Bathurst, NB. . -

communications .

a '-"‘~"~“1 Th v .150 includc thwua. d.- rlouorlcrs rotor? said ‘hc T'- whc Kim; latelv left tho lvonllicrl fltrs lit ﬁlmy ‘Emﬂ ‘a591, HE , - - _, , b k areas 5n Germany for what thrv zillyﬂl-fllﬁ, 1113a,, acllﬂndrc: 1 rfo (“E HOME llifl sci“: a out a. wec , of ﬂwugm would he 531m- qumtm-s, 3 T“ uckhawtnn, i.‘ ftnisipic , "moths scntcnce for haying 1n conquered areas. ;~~ "1 h- .\ taint <1 - 1- -~~-_ still in his ocsscssion. ‘for the Utaitccl Ftatcs 12th army

group since Juno 6 t LONDON. scpt. 24 (CP) l ‘www- —' fGcrmflli il\ 13.; bombs loll on 5011-,

lthcrn linalanu "tin tonight. One.

xplorlcd on t“ ounds of a Ro-l l

c man (Jailufu school injurng‘ I STOCKHOLl/l.‘ Stfilt. 24 -— fAPl

1 l! pcrscns. For inc Second sticccssivc _ Swodcn, ciicctiyc Sept. 2'7,

night ihc buzz-bomb assault was, will sporadic and tlmtutnlcrl only to a ‘C1039 all hcr Gulf tii Btothnia and tokcn attack. lBaltic sca parts to foreign shipping, London and Southern "in vicw oi thc cnnplctcly changed wore blastctl hr ' : nation around lhc Bakic.“ it was‘ faturr v ; trnrotlncld officially Salurr . y night. i ualtics . Two o. The action affects principally which ct sand tho cast coast landed ‘German-controlled merchant ships in rural areas.

England y

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Japs Lost 86' Ships, if

1 405 Planes In 2 Days l

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PEARL HARBOR, Scpt. 24 —-.~i5 pianos damaccd on ihc ground. (AP) —- Carrier planes of the Un- ‘and thrcc planes damaged by. itcd States 3rd Fleet. which had ‘ships’ punfirv

, That is a total of 85 ships put lout of action. l!) smallcr croft and i405 pianos lost to the Japanese in

forced thc Japancsc fleet to with-i draw from tho Philippines, sank 29 more ships in the Manila Bav

arca, damaged 20, sank or damag- t\\'n d .

cd M small craft and destroyed or Amc ill losses “wcrc i1 planes tlamagcti 1100 airplanes Scpt. 21. in com: t, l(\ pilots and fivc air the second consecutive day of at- iroopmcn. Thore was no loss or

tacks thcrc. ldunatzc to nnv of our surface

1 Total dcszructlon of oncmy plancs i shitii.“ n communique said.

and ship iu tllc combined Sept.‘ Thr- Stni 20 raid was aimed at

20-21 cnr -strikt.~ was listcrl ny Catlit‘ N Yard. Clark and Pacific Flccl hcad- Nicholas .n fields and the Manila

us: Forty ships y harbor arcn

, muall craft sunk; ll ‘ Thc scconrl strike, Scpt. 2i. ap-

flll 11> llllﬂluilly sunk: 35 ships dnni- lparcntiy war. n big surprisc to thc

- ; ll small rr it damagml: two ibpanrsc. 'I‘hcy put fcwcr planes

‘racks damagrri, ltkilin tho air tn inicrcept hundreds raft drstroyctl in combat. l881of Amrcizan carricr planes.

iaircraft destroyed on the grcund.l

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