nbw
Chinese
operations
,5H,X(iT()N.
DCV-Preldent
Roonevelt
announced
today
Cret
Britain,
the
United
Statei
and
China
have
reached
Jl
itemcnt
for
new
military
operatlone
In
the
Chinese
ridrnt
aald
the
arreement
would
mun
t.
lift.
Inr
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Inland
1
CLOSING
IN
ON.
KIEV
LsCOM-Two
suburbs
of
Kiev
hare
been
taken
by
the
on-
U(
Ked
trrr,y
"na
pul
wne
more
r"nn.
The
Reds
are
Lithin
fle
mllei
of
the
centre
of
the
capital
city
of
the
inc.
JAPANESE
NAVAL
LOSS
Lit"
HEADQUARTERS
IN
SOUTH
PACIFIC
Ai
a
re-
,f
Monday'a
nlnely-mlnule
naval
battle
off
tb
Sion
L.
the
Jpanee
lot
one
cruiser
and
four
t
cruUers
and
two
destroyers
were
Idirmy
TtU
cre
lot.
Quit
lilkmi
for
Separate
Peace
I
About
to
be
Instituted
in
OCHOLM,
Nov
3
0
The
c
ai,
Dcmokraten
:
it
the
Finnish
:
instructed
Juhu
f
T:rr
mlnUter
to
rrady
to
go
to
I
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f
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separate
r
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a
i.
Dmokraten
,
F
r.d'3
fate
will
be
t
-
is
next
few
days.
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and
D7.
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pair
23.
November
18
pair
28.
November
23
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coupons
22
and
r
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38
and
39.
pair
27
(first
k
No.
3)
expire
Novem-
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Nos.
34,
35.
38.
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22,
23,
24,
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Mr
ll
IT
LOG
SCALE
MOUNTING
...
Timber
Output
for"
Was
Contlderab.,
in
Of
Year
AfO.
-
Victory
Loan
1,1
Hr
3.145.45
rrrf
ran-rtl.n1
Cedar
3.117.768
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section
fore-:
UJibum,
8ask.
He
Prime
Minister
pension
cheques
as
Jt
months
tw
de-
4
j
rjrhaae
of
Fifth
I
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bends,
Born
in
Vf
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of
SwedUh
C,
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worked
for
1
the
railway's
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In
Sask-1
Alberta.
He
rt-t:
last
year.
rv
.
inn
mrpc
November
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valid
ration
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and
Spruce
Hemlock
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Jackplnfl
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Miscellaneous
.
400,946
L4
r
Excess
'Log
scaling
In
Prince
Rupert
forestry
district
during
the
month
of
October
this
year
totalled
31.959.973
board
feet
as
compared
with
22,897,127
board
feet
In
the
same
month
last
year,
there
being
a
notable
in.
crease
in
the
record
of
spruce
from
11,134,308
board
feet
in
October
last
year
to
18,560,232
board
feet
this
year.
80
far
this
year
the
log
scale
for
the
district
stands
at
178.841.192
board
feet
compared
with
190.61
1.754
board
feet
in
the
first
ten
months
of
1942.
The
scale
per
species
this
October
was
as
follows,
figures
forothe
same
month
last
year
also
being
shown
.for
comparison:
Oct
1941
Oct
1942
303.382
381.
402
11.13408
6426.619
649,780
389,656
30,696
ToUb
3159.983
22,897.127
Forest
Products
The
output
of
poles
and
piling
In
the
Interior
this
October
was
light
at
288468
lineal
feet
250,-
901
feet
cedar,
11331
hemlock
and
5436
miscellaneous
as
compared
with
636,778
lineal
feet
In
the
same
month
last
year.
The
scale
for
the
year
to
date
is
U6U12
lineal
feet
as
against
636,778
lineal
feet
In
the
first
ten
months
of
1942.
The
tie
count
this
October
28.218,192
pieces,
all
Jackplne.
as
against
1,193
pieces
last
year
In
October.
This
October
374
cords
of
wood
were
counted
compared
with
1.335
cords
in
October,
1942.
New
Operations
Superintendent
of
T.
C.
Air
Lines
WINNIPEO,
Nov.
5
Walter
W.
Fowler,
operations
superintend
ent
of
TransCanada
Air
Lines,
Moncton,
has
been
appointed
as-,
slstant
operations
manager
at
at
Sackvllle,
N.B.,
in
iwe,
nc
began
flying
In
1928
and
went
to
TransCanada
from
Canadian
Airways.
He
became
operations
superintendent
at
Moncton
In
March,
1942.
Mr.
Young
was
born
In
Toronto
In
1909:
He
began
to
fly
In
1927
and
served,
as
pilot
and
instructor,
wjth
Dominion
Skyways,
National
Air
Transport,
the
Brantford
Aero
Club
and
Century
Airways.
Join
'lilac
ing
T.C.A.
l.UUIt
In
III
January,
"-.
1938.
.
as
'
i-j.
-
pilot
at
Toronto
a
year
ago,
Goto
War
Suggeilon
That
Declaration
Upon
Germany
May
Follow
Cairo
Conference.
LONDON.
Nov.
5
Ol
A
declaration
of
war
by
Turkey
against
Oermany
may
lesult,
from
the
visit
to
Cairo
of
Foreign
Sec
retary
Anthony
Eden
of
Oreat
Drltalnffind
Secretary
of
State
qordoll
HiUL
Eden
.and
Hull
left
Moscow
after-
completing
the
tri-partlte
dUcuisions,
a
Soviet
radio
broadcast
announced
yesterday:
and
there
was
a
suggestion
that
they
would
stop
off
at
Cairo
to
confer
with
the
Turkish
foreign
minister.
Numan
Menemend-oglu,
who
Vd
arrived
there
Wednesday
night
IS
HEARING
OBJECTIVE
Victory
Loan
Total
to
Date
is
11,127,000,000
With
Two
Days
To
Go.
OTTAWA,
Nov,
5
(CP)
Thursday's
Fifth
Victory
Loan
subscriptions
totalled
$76,000,-000,
bringing
the
cumulative
aggregative
to
$1,127,009,000
with
two
days
to
go,
headquarters
announced
today.
On
Wednesday
tales
of
Victory
Loan
bonds
climbed
above
average
to
slightly
more
than
.17100,000.
basting
-the
tv.
mutative
total
than
past
the
billion
dollar
mark,
headquarters
announced
yesterday.
LONDON,
Nov.
5
O-Ameri-can
heavy
bombers,
escorted
by
American
fighters,
blasted
targets
In
western
Oermany
today
while
medium
bombers
attacked
targets
in
noithern
France.
The
daylight
assaurt
came
a
few
hours
after
Royal
Air
Force
Mosquito
bombers
hit
the
same
general
area
Thursday
night.
Former
President
Of
Varsity
Dies
TORONTO,
Nov.
5
0
81r
Robert
Falconer,
76,
widely
Vnnun
rfnrnt.lnnlfct.
nnH
nrpx!
and
Frank
I.
Young.
Winnipeg
dcnt
of
the
Unlvcrsllv
of
romnm
I
at
present
chief
pilot
at
Toron
to,
will
succeed
him
at
Moncton.
The
appointments
will
be
effective
on
January
1,
1944,
according
to
announcement
today
by
R.
F.
Ocorge,
operations
mmiager.
Both
men
have
been
with
TransCanada
since
Its
earliest
Hnv.
Mr.
Fwler
was
one
of
the
Ch"rf:h
doesn't
nrmmvn
!t.OA.
In
November.
1937.
Born
to
until
retirement
In
1932,
died
last
night.
Doctor
Negligent
Funeral
Delayed
LATTON-CUM-EYSEY,
England,
Nov.
4
0
A
clergyman
In
this
Wiltshire
village
who
refused
to
conduct
a
funeral
service
for
a
woman
member
oi
his
congregation
because
a
doctor
signed
the
death
certificate
without
seeing
the
body,
described
himself
as
"honorary
re-promoter
of
the
movement
for
prevention
of
premature
burial
or
cremation
and
of
their
alternative
premature
death."
GOOD
SHOOTING
Ships
of
the
Merchant
Navy
in-1
would
say
a
damned
pilot,
he
was
promoted
to
chief
had
shot
down
115
enemy
air
tk
t.
rtAAmtiAK
December
4t
into
craft
up
to
31,
1942.
Speed
ih.
Victory
J?
Buy
Victory
Bonds
VAR
NEWS
HITGB
GEKMAN
CASUALTIES
Local
Tides
...
n.rmanr
bai
suffered
2.700,009
casualties
neirlr
aW
...
mud
and
eantured.
durlnr
lh
nl
i
f
mini
'
-
-
v
Saturday,
Oct.
6
offslve
b
the
Rfd
Armjr
wh,th
threl'
t
hurl
is
f
High
8:41
18.3
ui
ixrai
oui
ot
Ru,'
thl
wnt
special
Moscow
an-
20:43
18.1
nl
a,d
Uil
"lht
Low
1:47
5.9
-
,
..
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
RRTTI.qti
p.fii.TTM
ptao
vrwctJADPn
Four
Acts
Downtown
SOMEWHERE
IN
SOOTH-
ERN
ITALY,
Nov.
5,
Q
King
Vlttorio
Emmanuel
m
today
sought
some
means
of
saving
his
throne
for
hinuelf
in
the
face
of
de-
mands
by
parties
of
the
United
Anti-FascUt
Front
that
he
abdicate
before
they
Join
the
government
of
Premier
Marshal
Pietro
Badogllo.
4
YUGOSLAV
-
PATRIOTS
PROGRESS
LONDON,
Nov.
5
K
-
Yugoslav
partisans
have
captured
a
stronghold
from
the
Germans
in
Montenegro,
the
liberation
army
communique
announced
today.
Partlzan
unKs
also
smashed
During
the
early
hours
of
this
morning
somebody
with
a
Juvenile
urge
to
throw
rocks
through
windows
let
himself
go
in
a
big
way
and,
as
a
result,
four
Third
Avenue
business
places
are
Ventilated
by
holes
In
their
plate
glass
show
windows.
They
are
the
L.
D.
Cafe,
the
Union
Steamship
Office,
Wallace's
Limited
and
Bulger's
Limited.
The
destruction
apparently
began
at
the
L.
D.
Cafe,
where
a
rock,
which
smashed
a
front
window,
yas
let
loose
about
1:30
The
next
victim
was
Bulger's
Jewelry
store,
which
was
reported
assaulted
at
2:30.
Two
hours
later
a
rock
was
reported
hurled
through
the
window
of
the
Union
Steamship
office,
and
an
hour
later
police
received
word
of
the
smashing
of
a
win
dow
in
Wallace's.
size
of
the
missiles
they
hurled
The
chunks
of
rock,
three
of
which
now
repose
as
exhibits
at
the
city
police
station,
weigh
Warning
To
Coast
Prime
Minister
Mackenzie
KJnr.
Suggests
Possibility
of
Enemy
Attack
Here.
OTTAWA,
Nov.
5
(CP)
Prime
Minister
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
King
gave
warning
yesterday
that
there
should
b
no
relaxation
of
Air
Raid
Precaution
organizations
in
British
Columbia
and
they
should
be
maintained
intact
and
in
state
of
constant
readiness.
The
Prime
Minister's
statement
said
that
vigilance
should
be
maintained,
because
there
is
either
definite
risk
of
attack
or
possibility
of
attack.
Three
Alarms
In
September
Three
fir
alarms
tnmrt
fire
alarms.
WAR
TRANSPORT
IS
DESCRIBED
Col.
Thomas
J.
Weed
Interesting
Speaker
at
Weekly
Luncheon
Of
Rotary
Club.
The
developments
ot
ports
of
embarkation
was
the
Interesting
subject
of
Col.
Thomas
J.
Weed,
port
commander
of
the
United
States
Army
at
Prince
Rupert,
In
speaking
before
the
Prince
Rupert
Club
at
luncheon
yesterday.
The
speaker
traced
the
stages
of
transport
of
troops
and
war
supplies
from
point
of
origin
to
destinations
abroad,
explaining
the
vast
organization
involved
thereby.
He
paid
tribute
to
the
merchant
marine,
mentioning
some
of
the
arduous!-1
ties
with
which
it
had
to
con-
I
tend.
At
present
there
was
an:
all-out
war
effort
in
which
ser-1
vice
men
and
civilians
alike
must
participate
to
the
fullest
extent
of
their
power.
Properly
equipped
and
controlled,
the
personnel
of
transport,
both
service
and
civilian,
could
be
relied
to
face
all
difficulties
and
dangers
.willingly.
That
the
vandals
meant
busl-'
Col.
Weed
told
of
the
bulldlnz
ness
was
apparent
..from
the
;UD
0f
a'uort
of
embarkation
ln-
i.j
i
.
..
'
.
eluding
such
projects
as
docks
and
warehouses
and
the
general
services.
He
told
how,
at
the
(commencement
of
the
Spanlsh-
uvivru
,u
una
mrec
puunas
'American
War,
United
States
each
had
no
transport
vessels.
It
was
Police
report
that
no
attempt
inot
ovcrly
supplied
in
the
Great
was
made
to
steal
anything
from
the
damaged
show
fronts,
and
that
as
jet
they
have
made
no
arrests
In
connection
with
the
destruction.
Local
Temperature
Maximum
Minimum
49
41
War
but
since
then
there
had
been
great
development.
President
A.
S.
Nickerson
was
in
the
chair
at
the
Rotary
Club
luncheon
and
guests
of
the
day,
besides
Col.
Weed,
were
Major
Helse,
U.S.A.,
A.
D.,
Cameron,
J.
H.
MacLeod.
Dennis
Taylor
and
S.
C.
Morrison.
S.
Ct
Thomson
was
winner
of
the
weekly
raffle
of
a
War
Savings
Certificate.
LOAN
STILL
GROWS
HERE
Need
of
Extra
Filip
During
Next
Few
Days
'is,
However,
EmphasizedTotal
Now
$731400.
The
Fifth
Victory
Loan
can
vass
is
by
no
means
lagging
In
Prince
Rupert
but
the
local
Na
tional
War
Finance
Committee
emphasizes
the
Importance
of
an
extra
push
today
and
tomorrow,
the
final
days
of
the
campaign,
to
make
Prince
Rupert's
oversubscription
as
substantial
as
possible.
The
local
total
up
to
last
night
was
$791400.
well
over
the
min
imum
quota
of
$750,000.
Yesterday's
subscriptions
amounted
to
$23,700.
The
following
are
new
subscriptions
la
be
acknowledged:
Miss
Delia
Sturby
Jones'
News
Stand
Mrs.
Phllomen
King
Miss
Elizabeth
Marie
Mortimer
Lucy
and
James
Evans
Mrs.
E.
Andrew
n
,
C.
L.
Youngman
oermans
in
batle
near
Kolasln.
I
rfurinir
rwsr
k,,
,-1
A.
Pavllkls
Yesterday
in
Yugoslavia
it
was
!
number
of
calls
answered
by
the
!
United
Brotherhood
of
announced
that
partlzans
under
Tito
had
captured
PilboJ,
railroad
town
In
south
central
Yugoslavia,
after
Inflicting
heavy
losses
on
Oerman
and
Mlhallovlch
forces.
PICTURES
FOR
NORWICH
LONDON,
a
Russel
Colman,
Lord
Lieutenant
of
Norfolk,
has
decided
to
bequeath
to
Norwich
his-collection
of
pictures
by
ar-
Usu
of.
the
"Norwich,
School?:
worth
a
fortune
and
funds
to
erect
and
equip
the
buildings
in
which
to
house
them.
fire
department
up
to
the
end
of
the
month
to
102.
Two
of
October's
calls
were
false
alarms
and
the
other
was
a
fire
In
a
cafe
which
was
con
trolled
th
very
little
damage.
In
September
there
were
17
$
500!
200
;
100
;
50,
50
j
100
',
100
50
Carpenters
and
Joiners
2400
A.
D.
Noble
(Terrace)
Miss
M.
Frank
(Terrace)
W.
8.
Pheasey
(Inverness)
Emma
and
Arthur
Krist-manson
(Sunnyside)
H.
M.
Cowle
(Sunnyside)
John
Kemp
(Fort
Fraser)
E.
M.
Hedren
(Endako)
P.
P.
T.
T.
Jacobson
Jacobson
(Endako)
(Endako)
Army
Age
Limited
50
50
200
2,000
100
50
50
FORESTS
RUINED
50
OSLO.
O
Norwegian
forests
JJ.
M.
Jacobson
(Endako)
50
ariy
of
occupation
to
such
an
fjoyce
A.
Jacobson-tEnelakol
SO
extent
that
the
damage
to
Nor-
Shirley
H.
Jacobson,
(Endako)
50
ways
chief
industry
may
not
Katie
and
A.
H.
Glddlngs
be
repaired
for
generations.
i
'Telkwa)
150
Vandals
Blitz
Third
Avenue
Windows
BLASTING
AT
REICH
Night
Attacks
of
Force
Following
Day
lUids
Royal
Air
American
No
More
Voluntary
Enlistments
Men
Over
37
to
be
Accepted
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
5
(CD-Reduction
of
the
Army
enlistment
age
from
45
to
37
years
except
in
special
cases
is
announced
in
a
Department
of
National
Defence
order
received
at
Pacific
Command
headquarters.
,
The
order
said
that
enlist
ment
of
volunteers
would;
be!'
restricted
to
those
who
had
attained
their
eighteenth
birthday
but
not
their
thirty-eighth.
Lay
Preachers
Will
Carry
On
SKEENA
CROSSING,
Nov.
5
Three
local
laymen
have
been
appointed
to
lead
the
services
In
the
United
Church
here
In
the
absence
of
a,
missionary.
They
are
Moses
Jones,
Arthur
Howard
and
Alfred
McDames.
All
three
have
had
more
than
20
Canadian
destroyer
had
been
damaged
in
a
recent
attack
by
20
German
bombers
off
the,
Spanish
coast.
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Closing
On
Rom&
-
14:31
Entire
German
Line
in
Central
Italy
Crumbling
Following
Capture
of
Isernia.
ALGIERS.
Nov:
5
and
Canadian
troops
yesterday
captured
Isernia;
'key
Tnoimtaln
!
junction
on
the'tentral
Italian
'i
ll,v
Eighth
Army
which
Includes
the
Canadian
First
Division.
The
"Little
Rommel
Line"
has
now
been
finally
smashed
and,
indeed,
the
whole
German
defence
in
this
section
appears
now
to
be
crumbling.
i
Allied
headquarters
announc
ed
today
that
Allied
troops
have
smashed
to
the
vicinity
of
the
Garigliano
River
on
the
western
end
of
the
Italian
battle
line.
Farther
inland
Allied
forces,
advancing
on
Venafro
In
the
up
per
reaches
of
the
Voltumo
River
have
crossed
the
Voltumo
pn
the
Adriatic
end
of
the
line.
British
destroyers
bombarded
enemy
positions
In
support
of
the
rTff
enslve
'
of
the
British
!$thh
Army
in
the
San
Salvo
area.
Heroic
Surgeon
Awarded
D.S.C.
LONDON,
Nov.
5
CT
Award
of
the
D.S.C.
to
Surgeon
Lieut
Maurice
John
Hood,
of
the
Royal
Navy
has
disclosed
the
story
ot
his
heroism
In
leaping
from
the
Ice-covered
decks
of
a
destroyer
to
a
convoy
escort
ship
to
attend
:81
wounded
men
last
winter.
He
made
the
jump
safely
when
the
two
ships
were
so
years'
experience
as
lay
preach-
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.
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to
brlnR
them
ln
wlld
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were
selected
bv
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;
running
at
the
time.
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slip
in
the
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United
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Church.
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landing
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in-
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For
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hours
without
a
break
WAR
MEMORIALS
after
getttng
aboard
the
escort
.
ship.
Hood
operated
on
the
BELGOROD,
tT
A
monument
wounded
men
who
had
been
will
be
erected
to
Russian
Army
picked
up
from
the
destroyer
.
General
Joseph
Apanaesenko,
Achates.
Using
a
seaman's
mess-
'
who
was
killed
while
defending
deck
table
as
an
operating)
the
city.
In
Orel,
a
monument
table
'and
supported
by
two
will
be
erected
to
Maj.-Gen.
ratings
against
the
ship's
roll-
Leonti
Gurtyev,
a
hero
of
Stal-
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and
pitching,
Hood
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of
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'
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Is
Being
Put
Before
Western
Coal
Miners
No
Official
Statements
Made
Yet
Union
Leader
Suggests
an
Early
Ironing
Out
of
Difficulties.
OTTAWA,
Nov.
5
(CP)-The
Union
delegation
which
has
been
in
Ottawa
to
negotiate
a
settlement
in
the
strike
of
8,500
Alberta
and
British
Columbia
coal
miners
expects
to
leave
tonight
for
the
west
to
place
a
government
proposal-
before
the
miners,
union
officials
said
today.
The
officials
refused
to
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DAMAGED
Canadian
Vessel
Seriouslv
In
Spanish
Wafers
But
Believed
Sunk.
disclose
the
nature
of
the
pro-
posal
but
said
the
government
had
asked
the
union
"to
do
cer
tain
things."
It
was
assumed
that
one
of
the
government's
requirements
was
that
thejnen
return
to
work
Hit
before
any
definite
wage
conces-
Notlsion
Is
granted.
A
special
federal
cabinet
meet
ing
was
scheduled
for
this
af-
OTTAWA,
Nov.
5
(CP)
The
ternoon.
Union
officials
were
ex-
Navy
disclosed
today
that
a,1pected
to
confer
with
Minister
of
Labor
Humphrey
Mitchell
be
fore
the
cabinet
meeting;
Following
a
session
with
the
cabinet
yesterday,
a
union
offi
cial
expressed
satisfaction
re-.
'
marking
that
the
strike
"mjtf
be
Ironed
out"
fr
Minister
of
Labor
Humpniay
Mitchell
conferred
yeaterdiy
with
senior
Labor
Department
officials
on
tfce
strike
of
the
Western
Canada
miners.
A
con-
mennand
flnfem
ofHefafsfTwi
held
.later
on
Thursday.
Slashing
Reds
S5;Reach
Kherson
front,
90
miles
from
Rome.
The
LONDON,
Nov.
5
a
'
occupying
force
was
from
the
Russians,
slashing
at
Til?
the
re
treating
Nazis
were
believed
to
be
nearing
the
eastern
outskirts
of
Kherson,
Black
Sea
port
at
the
mouth
of
the
Dnelper
River,
yesterday
a
Moscow
communique
said
thai
the
Red
Army
had
captured
Bol-shol-Kapany,
21
miles
east
of
Kherson,
as
the
Soviet
army-advanced
ten
miles
and
captured
eighty
towns
-In
the
steppe
region
between
the
Dneiper
and
the
Black
Sea.
German
prisoners
were
quoted
as
saying
that
the
Nazis
are
suffering
tremendous
losses.
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