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c Ill! b0 lrlelgched within the next 80 born, it wn: indicated today,

I with . comm, agreement

m armed observer took the view that n "middle way" wolfl be found for Sweden which pomilily would provide that Dull-III to Gor- malty nil typos of bnll- mod in ‘lplnuen gnd other mill- flry sq pment but continue enis of o er type: to keep the homework n! stock- kolni - Berlin contracts.

Fox Fur Prices Easier As May Sale Opens

prmecuting r- ments, meshed wire entanglement: end booby traps has run its full vine, w” gfrggted mdgy and m“? $11 Si?‘ 115134“... d I'd?’ W" “m” 1 "a i“ °’“I‘1"’i‘“'"“i?ih‘f§t§°‘§i'."".‘i‘ ti.‘ ' r " con us ex- th i‘ d e , n ues as n e en p 1|" l“, u _ "mm wwnd ‘mm u“ “m” m" the ‘imvwpltkgltoluhae it? oarnftion. ofq his two-and-a-half year old m- aiztion on any’; sale °" "d m‘ ‘m’ 2"‘. “m”; Snocenslve obieotlvos nssipied to the an. lfllly south of’ the Lirl have all stead-nether. Anne Mine Mndisflh. 0! 13W!‘ o l, ThQEMN Y-ll-Il wngtfiomrgg 155m‘ selected ' " for the help they would give the 8th in dellver- firs; an“ I“ l “mnw hwlm“ oc . re was n ,, t 1 . f - - . smell n imdanco yers Ind in» m" WM" m‘ 5mm“ "14 551°“! Ifrxygfi mgwvznamt“ u“ bu‘ ‘h. l”! o‘ Al: t g inquest. a coroners jury terest wIs not .v as keen ns 03 W" h"! P!!!“ l-WIY I will!‘ Th k‘ b m in n“ ‘a m on] a minor PM" o’ returne n verdict that the younz w“ mo“ in u“ Qgy-flq- g1“ Q! rww overrun bythe enemyshali o wee - ong a e y wou represe hy ‘v i b m ‘he 511-1 died 0g gum-i“ gpgm-gq is..." "e... m... ... lass“ stoic" §I‘.‘.’..Z“1‘.‘I.°. icn.‘i.it.zz‘.':..iz.."..222.25.... §:,‘;,°“.,,"*;,,y,:g, - 1»- c s e - - - (frat section of onto oeuo. 1.872 merit." hslt new short, of eentnot with the inner Nazi defences guarding the up Fests and his wif were ucorted Jim .t'1‘ ioanoviii duall- solilur% tmlgirhicgi‘: Churchill Plonked pmflhu ” mu" igaryorgtgllice gag-ha £1??? ézter ntn .In mrr eflrnm angr crowd a coec ou- l 2N1 Iflgrthglozflgfilpgfillfil m“ t w, Qhumhfl] “m! in h’: gpeelfif: Ila H N g W- t f?‘ ythghofirviilet Town Hal! fol. assoc a : n so - o e n ues. m‘ °°m"‘“"¢ °1 luv" gnfgtrfingelnlihinwtfileafsuggro wn‘s "sn- D281‘. Erbqof Toronto testified t’.‘lI“{““"wm"“"° "°° "’°" ‘°°‘ °" °""°“"Y ‘"°“"‘““°“" ‘Y "'3 I ' “Ii” ““°i°I‘1I“‘1§‘.'£‘I..‘“°“a°Ii.‘i'.‘“1‘I§; . an < M- emo-o»- -- -»- ":.'“.‘.ii'°..ii..'.:i‘.. Wall Mapped For Drive i..,=.=.i..° ....:.... .... received .. PM - I - milestones in the history of our a na- unwmfn ‘ so nuns-rimm- united nmoircion . - Called l8 n with»; at the in- 1 0°" "I :88!) 131%“?! ' i‘ quest. Rest: testified he had never -—'-—-——-——'—- “'7' “m” Secret Map Shows Line Is A Sunken Fortress miivadthgotviéiolgggd 1x25}: Arrange Suppliesfor top. I ~~$ereoned By Mines And Wire, for some . c, w. _r_ . _ . 41,, “mango, “Md i, l ' - - ~ 1m“ Attorney, nskedhim who hos uns- Prisoners In Jap Hands mmmonwum, g mm as midis-sinister“, ad m? . . . an a coupon. my 11-1011» Reuters) fifinmfi 751d .‘1’§.§"‘°.L’.i“i"..7.."i..i‘fz‘2- “Y “M” M‘ mm Prie Minister megfisd “Itywss dons w the P" 41pm“ . u“ “on o; w“; m, 311-451, com. LONDON my u __ (u) gm, son who locked after her. House of Commons tods/v that In imnwenith moan: to is members mm.“ “'8. m“ h“ bu“ m“, Fes and his wife. 011111109“! it ‘minimi- WW! filo Uflllfifl 31'1"! and to the world." Prime Minister d m. ‘av-mu muQJW-mfle md v- ' I I T a new Toronto war plant. h d s sfwmwll-dlfilflllflifllflal 1°! '1" Mackenzie King anid in his speech u mm mud’ w be ‘ [gangs llVilSlCll lt-yeir-oléih I110)‘, dairies: ggivlzekchaey (supp . ' cars or er c of‘: intern "in spnnes: fiat‘); “w” “mm” °' ‘h’ M‘ sunkflirigomd “gag wlffnlzdfi were away at. work. Hawks told hands via viadivosegs would npply Tau’ o; m, “men” g mnmm‘ ° $51M.“ ’ ' ' the inquest he had seen Fests strike tomlly to British nnd American n m, "m. mm.“ Tum” by 1°“ - o. M _ the girl twice with s out and nciecia. men that if the m m oommonwmth mm, Tho "mi 1MP» m"- "P m: SONIEWll-[ERE m ENGLAND. later denlcd he had beaten tbs Vladivostok route we: mr ° "W-m-“il ‘°°°““‘"““°°,¢"5, ‘ M“ 17-40!’ vABI-FP-Prime Mm- children when they refused w. mall for Arnerionris nnd proved i=-~—~'-=LT-===— Bra-PI"- Pmvid“ m! Am m‘ to: Mackenzie Kins saw thou- flggp, quicker thnh the cxistl route. it (Continued on pnu 6. Col. C) mand with dotllll 0H "18 Wtmml sands of Canadian invasion soldiers M" pa“. g2. “is m, 5mm; mold I150 ltaleiustieed forntfiie British "'—"_"-—; bggxzgliégftoyrifaxzhghg Fwd”??? gegtzifiuiflfieyagf Pégibéggfé‘: mav have been caused when the mierrnn ees <= ' = * - 1 " m 1i kl Her n m lily. the decision probgflrflll I" 501111191’ IYWV- flilll-iigl-Iiwtlaaflflhge r13‘ ehildienngs. lick-

licar Admiral Jones Promoted

UITAWA. May l’! — (C?) -—ii.eer Admirnl George C. Jones ms Onnndim NlvnhBtnffJiuboon Promoted to the rnnk of mirnl. it. wns announced hem bod

- bi! Naval Mlniliar M

lo oversees. ~ nfidmirnitdones rnduntod from

the Revel Nn o of nda 1h 101mm snug 010% 81

service of the Ravel Nnvv commanded i-iis Mflfflltfs Onrindlnn shine in tiia esrv part of the pfesent war. and iii?” i. ‘°" “Al? ‘i’;

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December 100i ho n:

the rnnk '01 rear-Admiral. He is a native of Halifax. NB.

COMING EVENTS

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Statement is Climax To I Conference

IDNDON, May 1’! — (W) —The Prime wninters of the British Com- monwenltti ‘ ht in a mom- fitmn their

conference that n world or-

tion should be set up after wnr tomnintdln nn sec- uri-tyuidbflmdcrwe wiihthenec- essary power end authority to pie-

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Prime fiinlltetl Churchill, MneKen- lie KIM. Jdm Ourtin o! Atlstrnlil. Peter lib-nam- ci New zeninnd nnd Jnn Bnuu of south Africa repor- ted "cordial unauireeognasknt on plznsufcr

News Briefs

LONDDN ‘l . 11—IA,)— mun“ idngi irnvnge bomber:

heavily damaged Nu! transpor- tnt on centre: in White Il-usnin and pro-Poland in I)‘ night the Soviet communique reported tonight n: the German liigi command w. that "new nnd into-logic s:

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GI 0 hank the lnlron the cistern tron .

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east Aain h dqunrtei-s spokesman declared wmi optimism ' hi; that the Jwpnness on the ow of” 0 monsoon period now have on thiown on the defensive generally giioughcrut the indo-Buvmo. then-

c.

WASHINGTON. n May‘ 10'1"-

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ANS DRIVEN FROM

PREIIIIERS FAVOR WORLD ORGANIZATION TOIIEIIP

II-m llnsnod gun: supper-ting up have served notice on Nnni defenders

Adolf Iltler itself. Thlt In

War - ituation Last Night V’ By Kirk: L llmpson, Anoobtod Pres: Wnr Annlyni I

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flIlGflIlhlflloorlflIlllChllllI/Iha “m1 guns obviously were plvlng the wny for n tnnk-led lungs np the Uri Val- ley through the dismembered Gustav defence: to eonio to grips with the

the lt-inile npnn of long-prepared Nnni second-line defence:

neron: the Uri Vnlley from Piedmonto on the mountain slope: northwest

of Cnlino in the region of lspcln linked by n eecosadnry bnblo next ninln 8th nrmy objective.

wvinlwnrd n flll l8 ‘deni

Nnni genius for eontrlving artificial

hatlsehllhnontiieftherivonltis

hlghwny which coo-en the Uri nt Ponteoorvc, pro-

At the point where the British hnve broken through from their Rnpido bridgehead beyond the Cosnlno-Formin rend, the Llri Valley ls some 10 miles wide. Its flnt floor. lying between the mountains to the north and ‘the lesser lnlt formldnbls hill clusters nenr the coast, miles, ng out up stream.

It I: pvesmned that nlong this eritieni sector of the ronte to Rome the

extends north-

tank blocks, crossfire gun emplace-

reached this summer.

Pnquis said the Allies had mass- ed i0 divisions and 80.000 porn- chute trooPs in southern linzlm that invns on craft filled the har- bor: and asserted "e11 evidence cints to the fact the invasion will

i m expec. pin go sta ered line cf depth bnck from o mined coast, the

ina show: n pnttem of farmland bro on by instai of defence in onmoufl ed concrete . Those are t e gun positions. the cores of the Nnsi first tins stand. some show above ground as froups of small houses. hiding the o? bn ‘ of big sunken bnt- oe s:. Others are rocket “in ompiscements set nslnnt into e ground, and Open toward the hannol const. These have bean h h priority targets of weeks of nig t and day nttnck. As

ruin and the pictu defence system. piece by p oe. T Geminns still us relying

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iln nil time record t0 the nnnunl report of nrt-

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d nt ma. - 1..'.'.'-'1'.¢r.'w=r's idle durinl "l! night.

snussnn .01.. noun

d. Doctlon and

The army turned out. tanks. nr- mored cars and heavy nrtilierv for the Canadian Prime Minister's -

m. King was obvicnnly pleased and impressed with the dia- plnv nnd the fitness of men nnd weapons.

He arrived in the Canadian nimv area around mid-day after n train ride from the bomber iii-aim. where he visited several stations. He mis- sed eeelnit the airmen takinll Egrt in operations as Canadian bom rs were not on a mid last night.

Wins” Modal For Sighting ll-Boat

HALIFAX. May l’! — (CP) -

Cited as nwponsible for the sight-

of U-boata five tinws L. .

o Binnie of Edmonton and Cel-

nry was presented with n British

e Medal today b.v Roar Ad-

miral L.W. Murray, command -

iLiI-‘aiief. Canadian northwest Art- o

Mustangs Shoot Down Seven Nazis

sweep over Denmark this afternoon, it was officially nnnounoed tonight. Two Allied fighter; were lost.

Cnt. lian Charged In Child’s Death

TORONTO. May 17 —- (C?) Joseph Fest-a. 2i, of nearby Oak-

in: "when they needed lt." sh: added.

* Chinese Face Trap

In llonan Prov.

CHUNOKINO. M8|vm17—(A.P)— iIl-poncso forces have swept rough- .v

nsziculta.

hinese clniiiiéd a major auc- cess on tho southern l-ionan front. assertinu counter-attacking Chinese had reoccuaaied the entire arr-mils stretch oi" the north-south Peiplng- Ha-nkow railway between Kioehan and Mingkianz.

1g true this would give the Ohi- nese ll grip on some b0 miles of one railway. which the Japanese hoped to use to move supplies to their battiefronts.

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P.E.I.—(Can1idian Army Overseas Photqls,

zgeven Known Dead In Three Missing Planes

Bodies Of Four Airmen Found On Life Raft Off Newfoundland Coast.

aVbTrd-OIJ-iis found off

HALIFAX, May 17 — (C P) -

Seven fliers were listed as known G dead tonight, four days after three foundiand and about 200 training ailing; had failed to re- turn to arlotietown on g night exorcise, and search continued for other victims or survivors over a wide area. of the eastern sea-

ar . Bodies of four of the men were found adrift cdf the coast of New- foundland on a life raft today, a

R. J. Green. found the

tilled as those of four

board

N

Peninsula. From three to five men still were missing —i.he exact number has not been disclosed by the Ft. C. A. F. - and there appeared scant iio that they still lived. e fliers were aboard three planes that were caught by bad weather on a Saturday night flight from tho R. C. A F ‘s Air Navi- gational School at Charlottetown. Yesterday, two of them reached the Ciaape village of Bnrachois and reported their twin engine Anson gi-eineihhadklcliilashezil eight mrliiles rcm ere, ng ireo men e survivors were identified by theI W3

LAC AiqrtlCommwlcli heriatolnight‘ as . cmas son o var-i pool, R . and LAC. William Ei- m “sunburn Scotland. Small Marine Plants

Tho two surv vors were quoted} by the Eastern Air Command as; saying their plane was demolish- ed as 1t came down iimong tree- Ds end smashed into a cliff. The. “Gibson Girl" SOS transmitter was broken in the crash. and Wilson and Ellis had to walk out to civil- ization, taking 2 days.

abouts.

the three planes At saint

12¢ was among those mixing

(CW-Notice of 1i ' e ward by the national war board covering

4 ti}... Missing 111

i shops

OTTAWA. May i'l--(CPi—Nava1I nervi eedquarters tonight fssu d i

0o dlan destroyer Atliabasknii

was sunk din-inst n naval clash in‘ the Enizlish Channel last month. | ‘Phe four new fliimflfl brought to; 200 the number of officers end ra-i tinas missiniz ns result. of the bat-I . The navy ureviauslv reported that 6d men were known to hnve survive . f‘ broadcasts have claimed that U men were taken prisoners.

OTTAWA, Mm- Miiilsies" Mitchell

n“ .ln_ML__-lu£ti:e;_B.E. Movie l-iaiiburtcn AB. nitoba cmrrt of appeal. Rose Bay Inmonlium County. N rs.

Goblet Robert Ja-mos. Stoker (1st Cine) Ottawa.

Bouncers. waiter Burton. AB. Quint John. N B

wick is chuirmaii N

iliiiizhea. vice-chairman of iiic

Assistant. Vancouver

ACE.

This stuff was once part of an Italian olive grove. Then Canadian tanks passed that way- What was left. helps to warm n few army flu‘. outs on the damp and dreary Italian front. Busiiy chopping up n few south sticks to warm his creaking joints is Gnr. Don Munn of Hcpeffeld,

7751?? Point, in St. George's Bay, on the ulf of Qt. Lawrence side of fir!- onst of the scene of the first crest: aircraft do On observer. bodies. which later were definitely iden- th missing fliers. A naval craft we: reported on its my to take them

Meanwhile. them was no trace

Maritime Provinces for its vvhere-Hidemuon m, me How d

APB-rt from the known survivcrs.'mm“ the n. c. A. F. has not disclosed “m” the names of any of those invoi- ' ved, nor has the Eastern Air Com- mand been able to announce def- initely the number of those aboard John. N. B. today. the parents of Cpl Curl Edgar Logan, 23, wireless op- erator. 91d they had been advised

SAINT JOHN. N-ii. Mav i7-I 11-1 abor smal c: marineI shops in the Marltimcs. was received‘ t av bv the eastern marine work- cus council. J K. Bell. secretary. They were in hospital Iii- oasrw, gigfém" "f "W wlwflh raid 10-1

Y. I 1

i About 0.000 employees of am 1i -

:Eh§ “ti WA“; “i331 blame 1n the Maritime-s will ieeaeifi" ‘the same rates specified in an 1i-

ward earlier this momh to lu- er

I shim/aids but ore excluded froim he. metroactive feature of the earilera-o

1 “of f dditi a1 F I ' .42? sssio"......i2 ..‘ii‘.“i“i1‘i;'"3m9l Personnel 0f Ill

]7—-(CPJ—1A\I)0l' aiinciuicod to- night the personnel of the newly- creatcrl Manitoba and New Brims- wick wartime labor Nldlioils board

Chairman of the bfinitobn boar

Rich wiimipeil. iiuisne iudue of the Mo-

l-lon. J A. Doiicct. Minis-tor of Health and labor for New Bruns- of the ewIP. N. .13runswlck lnbor board. and C .7 A.‘ hurls};

. rc-‘ day. ueedny. Wlllock. Samuel Cowan Sutltih" fiiciinl war labor board Fredericton.’ Thursday 11.00 A. , I u; been appointed vice-chairman. I

lnbnviptlon llolisvord. $.00 Inll. "M: otbnn Provlnrn: I IJ-IA. MI

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Crack Nazi iTroops Face Entrapment

Allies Seek To Cut Off Enemy Forces Defend- ing Cassino.

a y ROLAND NOBGARD

NAPLES. Ma)‘ 17 - (AP) British and Indian troops have smashed through the German stronghold of Pignaiarc at the mouth cf the hLstoric Liri Vniloy four miles southwest of Cassino and tonight were moving across the valley against furious enemy resistance In an effort to sever Cassinos road and rail com- munications with Rome.

FTom the battlefield. strewn with abandoned German equig- ment. Lynn Heinzeriing of t: Associated Press reported that the crack Nazi parachute troops who :01‘ months resisted n11 Allied ef- forts to storm Cassino frontally "faced the possible danger of winding up their careers in the dousty environs of that forsaken

‘my

southward from the Liri Valley across atwisting l5 mile front to the Gulf Gaeta, Fighting French and American troops CITOVe a. dis- organized enemy from the last de ences of the mattered Gustav Line and fought through the out- osts of the powerful Adolf Hit- er Line, the enemy's last known fixed belt of fortifications be- tween the front and Rome. French forces. whose spec- ndvnxice between the

erican units of the 5th Army to the south has sparked the six-day-old Allied offensive. began storming 2,800-foot Monte D’Oro. believed one of the stron st forward posi- tions ot the Iltier Line. nnd neared Ibperia. fortress wwn over-

thg Liri Valley frormthe

1n addition to wiping out the Gustav Line, which the Nazis had boasted was impregnable. the Al- lied push already was forcing the Germans to throw their reserves into the battle. Two Grenadier regiments had been rushed from the Anzio beachhead urtcr to moot the onsleught. This fitted 1n with the avowed purpose oi Allied commanders to destroy the German nnny 1n Italy.