t!
C
T
1
T
os
in
SfcSI
w
at
meeting
of
t
Labor
Pro-week
Mn.
gave
a
import
on
the
adian
Bovlei
y
convention
rcirenlly
tn
Tor-
n
wa
a
huge
ds
being
unable
.
in
account
ot
.
.apaclty
Every
wa.
represented
at
txthe:lng
designed
f
..TTiiy
the
bond
of
b!
ween
the
two
ic;
ot
Canada
and
...
functions
of
the
tti?
held
tn
the
s.
Hi
:
Mas&cy
Hall
x.itan
Church
of
,M
tn
Turonto's
'
was
draped
dec-
Rrd
Flag
of
::
a'.ionaie
"
llai),
Colonel
Za-v
d
famous
Red
cijeed
to
the
re
and
was
given
uj-a
n,
Attired
t"
uniform
of
w
a
very
striking
nl
Roosevelt.
1
Ourchtl)
were
rcn
at
Masscy
.
ause
was
dcaf-V.rrn
minutes.
Dl
a
Russian
a
broken
a
r.iu
ane
without
'
wr"
also
shown,
it
progress
has
.
tiuvMa
m
Um
last
P'
8
urcs
of
small
auit-
the
useful
'
'.:
i
r
the
preaer
fhv
ojThards
were
amtei
w...
aript.
a
rorrenpond
ngRuss,a:i
c
'
town
etc.
The
'MjArm
b:rating
hund-eljWiiV.
.
-
;
a:.1
towns
and
FeTwlil
L
a
vry
urgent
leidfjpr
Wuti
f
i
hing.
food
tfttSfd.
-i
uppllrs
tor
these
pf
wao
have
flth-
fthe
brufat
terrific
on-
!
t.r.
Nazi
Horde.
It
U.J
b
taken
Lmmed-
y
t'iic
C
ity
of
Prince
McCarthy
was
warmly
Secretary
IT
.
I
1
Larly
1
Peace
IINOTON
D
P
Jan
15
t
l.v
di
i
if"
nnvv
r
rniii
r.Jnkltng
to
expect
an
1
e
in
Oe;itiany
will
n
it
inn
Ani
ai
t
i
a
i
v
nui
iss
tfSic
a
tiA.iai
i.sng
and
costly
.
waif
V
u
1
1
,
a
Kf
A
I.
a
vsvsva
last
nlcht
announced
ne
bombs
had
been
found
rum
itmnrin
m
urii.nm.
three
hundred
cases
vAiiuui'u,
ine
snip
whs
i
t
i
:i
ii
on
miT
Tin
mom
rami's
crew
were
Injured.
Manchester
Guardian
iTir
infill.
inn.i.
fun,.
ii'iiin
ijnirn
m
lhko
a
Inn
nf
rtftf
nn
.irlth
Ktnln
Ho&rawe
Japancte
i
tempts
to
aula
on
N
richtlnt,
Warning.
,t
Penln-
ilrltaln
Bitter
ALLIED
HEADQUARTERS
U
SOUTH
PACIFIC.
Jan.
15-Thc
Japanese
have
failed
In
sever
al
attempU
to
recapture
Arawe
Peninsula
on
the
southwest
coast
of
New
Britain
and
Amer
ican
troop
still
hold
all
main
positions.
Almost
five
hundred
Japanese
were
killed
In
a
fleht
for
a
strategic;
JiM
In
a
two-day
per-
wa
ending
iuinujr.
More
than
three
thousand
JapanKC
have
been
killed
In
bitter
fighting
since
American
marines
invarWl
cape
oiouces
day.
Disillusioned
With
C.C.F.
So
l
h
the
strains1
Quits
Movement
QUEBEC.
Jan
15
-4
O.
Oag-
i.on
has
resigned
as
secretary
of
the
French
Section
of
the
Co
-
operative
Commonwealth
Federation
because
"things
are
not
as
I
saw
them
on
first
con
tact
with
the
movement."
Bomb
Hits
Dance
Hall
At
Lt
Seven
Kllledln.E.nl.;
LONDON,
Jan.
15
-
At
least
-
Tfcrso
were
called
t'rn
prrsuna
cic
mu
m.
31
lnlured
last
nlaht
when
a
Tokyo
claims
that
150
Allied
planes
attacked
Rabaul
and
that
forty-seven
were
brought
down.
Donations
To
Navy
League
'Not
ln
Treasure
Chest
Drawl
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Stolon
rn
140n
Bellst
Chapter.
O.E.8.
40
t-i-
nuler
Ltd.
ft
Dr.
Magulre
1
Watts
and
Nlckcrson
50
New
Roval
Hotel
50
II.
S.
Wallace
Ltd.
.
25
J.
11.
Carson
Co.
5
Dry
Goods
and
Novelty
Shop
.
5
McRae
Bros,
Ltd.
10
Royal
Fish
Co.
25
Dr.
L.
W.
Kcrgln
.
10
Anonymous
25
Hyde
Transfer.
5
Thompson
Hardware
Ltd.
5
Parkin
Electric
5
Mitchell
and
Cu'rile.''
25
nchnont
Hotel
5
Savoy
Hotel
25
Central
Hotel
10
L.
Amadlo.
5
ALL
SOFIA
Bulgarian
Heported
to
Have
Ordered
All
Civilians
to
Leave
Capital.
ISTANBUL,
Jan.
15
It
Is
reported
here
that
the
Bulgarian
government
has
ordered
total
evacuation
of
the
capital
city
of
Sofia
on
account
of
Allied
bombing
attacks.
The
centre
of
the
city
has
been
already
virtually
destroyed.
Twelve
Dead
In
Collision
NOVICE.
Texas.
Jan.
15
0;
A
passenger
train
smashed
Into
the
rear
ot
another
at
Santa
ter
Urv
Hritnln
area
December
Fe
station
here
Thursday,
klll-
26,
headquarters
announced
to-
Ing
at
least
twelve
persons
and
!
Injuring
forty-five,
several
crit-.
Ically.
Local
Boy
Is
Air
Force
Postmaster
Voluntary
ShlfU
at
Mht
Speed
Delivery
of
Airmen's
Letters.
Combining
many
of
the
more
commendable
qualities
ot
a
mis
sing
persons
bureau,
a
beagle
and
a
friend
from
home,
the
Canadian
section
ot
the
British
Base
Army
Post
OIClco
In
i
Al
giers
Is
doing
one
of
the
biggest
ot
Uiose
"they-serre-wtthout
glory"
Job,
says
"Wings
Abroad,
Canadian
publication
ot
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force.
Anyone
trying
not
to
get
his
.
.
-
.
t
m
a
t,
J
bv
Vr
City
of
Tbronlo
ana
dancc
lau
"lgni.
maing
irom
ri
ai
uayiw.
Ilcin
way
'
this
Idea
c
ciiuh
...-1
-
.
.1.1.
A
V,l
gte
Canada.should
"U1C
ocv
s.
:.
i.nhi
.v.rvibeen
no
alert
or
gunnre.
an
Man
C
y
towu.
village
and
;pncmy
Penetrating
to
the
subur
ban
area
wunoui
ociecuun
oj
the
radio
location
system.
The
Oermans
may
be
using
a
new
type
of
silent
bombing
plane.
The
seven
dead
included
six
civilians
and
one
British
soldier.
The
bomb
dropped
squarely
on
the
movie
house.
More
than
three
thousand
people
were
in
the
theatre.
Allies
Bombing
Rabaul-Madang
ALLIED
HEADQUARTERS
IN
SOUTH
PACIHC.
Jan.
15
-There
have
been
new
bombing
attacks
on
Rabaul
and
Madang.
Japanese
strongholds.
working
staff.
They
work
on
the
principle
that
mall
Is
important
and
should
get
to
the
boys
immediately
if
not
sooner.
Their
adherence
to
this
principle
Is
bringing
Uicm
back
at
nights.
"The
boys
come
back
ot
meir
own
accord,"
said
FL.
Davles.
"They
say
there
isn't
much
for
them
to
do
in
the
evenings,
A
personally
conducted
tour
of
the
establishment
showed
new
bag
racks
being
constructed
for
the
rush
of
Christmas
man.
In
one
corner
of
the
sorting
room
one
ot
the
voluntary
night
shift
workers
was
grabbing
a
tew
hours
sleen:
Silently
and
smoothly
a
new
batch
of
mall
was
being
sorted
and
despatched,
and
on
the
other
side
the
outgoing
mall
was
being
par
General
Announcement.
OTTAWA.
Jan.
15
CD
.Naval
facilities
at
Trlnce
Ru-Pert'arc
being
improved,
Minister
of
the
.Vavy
Angus
Mac-donald
announced'
Friday.
The
reference
to
Piince
Rupert
wa
nude
In
the
course
of
a
general
announcement
by
the
minister
in
which
he
said
that
two
Royal
Navy
escort
carriers
will
be
manned
by
Canadian
officers
and
men
but
will
have
British
air
crews
and
aircraft
carriers.
Canadian
officers
and
seamen
are
In
training
for
the
taking
over
of
two
Rift
British
medium
cruisers
of
the
latest
advanced
type
ADMITTING
REFUGEES
rrince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
Hesitates
to
Endorse
llesotulion.
A
proposal
from
the
Cana
dian
Committee
on
Refugees
seeking
support
for
a
move
to
admit
anti
Nazi
refugees
was
onnH
health
from
Europe
to
celled
and
fired
Into
bags
by
Canada
by
waiving
severe
re-
innnt.
mrn
uith
thrnainir
arms
strletlons
of
an
order-in-coun-
lndlcatlng
potential
Yankee
ell
of
1931
In
connecUon
with
material
u-hen
the
war
la
over,
the
admission
of
refugees
was
Throunh
Davles'
office,
staffed
received
at
Thursday
night's
by
25
men.
goes
all
the
mall
tor
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
men
nf
tin.
nr!AP
sprvinoT
rhamhpr
nf
Commerce
and
re
in
North
Africa,
Gibraltar.
Italy,
ferred
to
a
committee
tor
study
Middle
East.
Iran,
Iraq
and
and
report.
Tnere
was
a
ici-ims
rir.rrr
lnrlln
Til
A
en
mn
nfflrp
!ha.
Ihl
was
A
matter
Upon
handles
army
mall
but
not
In
which
considerable
care
should
;
such
great
quantities.
be
exercised.
SUPER
l-'ILE
I
Under
the
proposal
sanctu-1
MAINTAINED
nO'
Canada
would
be
offered
:
'
There
Is
a
flic
with
the
name
to
refugees
from
political
or
re-,
of
every
R.CA.F.
man
In
the
Hgious
persecution
without
re-theatre.
Ills
address,
which
has
gard
to
race,
creed
or
financial
;
hnrkPrl
nnrt
rowhArlcrrt
COtiniUOn.
....
necessary
,
cjikhs"
-
-
-
from-
nil
available
information,
i
being
;
is
kent
ud
to
date
and
all
mall
Act
...
i
Is
checked
against
that
fllct
I
FL.
DavTcs
pointed
out
mat
this
Is
where
R.CAF.
mon
can
Evacuating
Of
help
to
get
their
mall
without
p
,
delay
"if
they
would
let
us
know
i
HOrWaY
Oabl
throueh
the
redirection
cards,
J
so
we
can
keep
the
file
absolutely
up
to
date."
These
changes
.
LONDON.
Jan.
"
15
The
Gcr-
amount
to
thousands
each
week.
man
radi0
says
that
four
thous-
Aftcr
the
mall
has
been
check-
ail(j
pcrs01iS
have
been
evacu-
cd
and
the
address
okayed
or
nted
from
Tromsoe,
Norway,
In
(continued
on
Pane
Four)
fcar
of
nn
AmPcl
invasion
thrust
altered,
the
letters
are
bundled.
In
tnat
vicinity.
Evacuation
of
and
If
there
Is
a
letter
for
Narvik
and
other
Norwegian
Umpteenth
Squadron
ln
Blank
points
is
also
said
to
be
con-iContinued
on
page
4)
,
itemplated.
Prince
Rupert
and
the
com-
munlties
of
southeastern
Alas
ka-
was
stressea
10
a
ouussion
wttch
took
place,
at
Thursday
ntghi'
irntUng
of
tb
PrlnceJ
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
when
suggestions
were
made
that
a
goodwill
tour
might
b-wrll
organized
of
local
business
men
to
such
points
as
Ketchikan.
Petersburg.
Juneau
and
Skagway
or
that
a
conference
ot
representatives
from
those
points
might
be
held
In
Prince
Rupert.
The
idea
was
brought
up
by
i
passenger
car
terry
service
i
order
to
connect
up
with
the
tranaprovincial
highway
along
the
Skeena
River.
STATION
ROADS
AT
TERRACE
ARE
NOT
ADEQUATE
TFRRACE,
Jan.
15
Terrace
and
Dlstrltt
Board
of
Trade
held
s
annual
niecuuK
in
icnt
made
to
the
Immigration
Holel
Wedpesday
evening
when
to
facilitate
their
entry.
imnoitant
matters
came
Up
for
discission
particularly
regarding
needed
Improvements
to
roads
leading
to
the
railway
station.
Much
has
been
done
but
part
(if
the
way
Is
re-carded
as
too
narrow
to
curry
the
Increased
traffic
that
has
come
during
the
war.
Olof
Hanson
M.
P.
attended
the
meeting
and
Joined
ln
some
of
the
discussions.
Hany
King
was
unanimously
re-elected
president
and
Duncan
Kerr
was
re-elected
.secretary.
Nigel
Sherwood
was
elected
to
be
treasur-
I
er.
local
Temperature
Local
Tides
Sunday,
Jan.
18
High
5:05
18.7
feet
laxlmunt
PtQV
18:59
17.2
feet
38
Low
11:11
8.4
feet
finlmum
LIBRARY
23:24
6.1
feet
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
gOLUM
BIA'S
NEWSPAPER
an,
no.
12
PRTnCERUPERT.
RC"SATUItDiy
ffiRVX&flM
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
esserschmidt
Plant
Is
Heavily
H
nM
ON
IV:a.
W
Cxlll
IcUArilATIMR
EVACUATING
li
rr-
-
ni
11
,!..
)RTS
MENTION
llrrt
McCarthy
TrlU
of
id
of
Kuwla"
Gather-
Toronto.
Still
7'
SICILIAN
CONVALESCENT
CAMP
FOIl
ALLIES-
Sea
Villa
shown
rlghti
once
favored
by
Luftwaffe
officers
before
the
Allies
arrived
in
Sicily,
u
now
operated
by
the
British
Red
Cross
as
a
rest
camp
tor
Canadian.
American
and
British
officers
recovering
from
front
line
wounds
There
Is
fishing
in
the
sapphire
wate
s
of
the
Mediterranean
close
by
and
even
in
Italian
major-domo.
Oulseppe
(known
as
Joe)
who.
In
the
photo
on
the
right,
is
taking
charge
ot
the
bags
of
a
new
arrival,
Capt.
Bill
Wadds
of
Toronto.
Capt.
Wadds,
being
greeted
at
the
door
by
Mrs.
W.
D.
Chamber
ot
Montreal,
supervisor
of
Sea
Villa,
arrived
at
Sea
Villa
for
a
10-day
rest.
AT
PRINCE
RUPERT
Improving
Navy
Here
Knrmwni
thud
C.C.F.
LEADER
CHAMBER
PLAN
RL
Tne
desirability
ol
establish-1
Reference
Made
to
This
Fort
by
fcusjne
relationship
between!
Ilim
AU(U3
.llACUUIlstlU
III
riCW
TUKn
NEW
YORK.
Jan.
15-Speak
Ine
In
New
York
at
noon
today.
M.
J.
Coldwell.
leader
of
the
Co-operative
Commonwealth
of
Canada,
said
that,
alter
the
next
general
election,
the
C.CP.
may
be
fn'powerirr
Canada.
The
alter
the
war.
Frank
Skinner
who
felt
It
would
.
be
well
to
promote
a
greater
Hoot
UlUUUHlt
Mahhini?
rm.mlt.
lniPrMt
bv
Prince
Rupeft
not
only
with
points
in
pL00
MnnrlaV
central
and.
no.thern
British
naiUC
lTlOnUdY
Crlumtoia
but
also
with
south-
eastern
Alaska.
u
Tm.
rA
tv.o
ine
Dreummary
nearms
if
t
noaalhle
to
overcome
William
Samuel
Cooper,
charged
the
red
tape
which
hampered
with
wounding
in
connection
travel
to
Alaska
these
days,
wiwi
vac
uuu.(
Prince
Ruiert
business
men
Belle
in
the
Knox
Hotel
lobby
aught
well
make
a
trip
to
get
on
November
i.
is
snniuKu
.equathted
for
mutual
benefit,
to
begin
in
police
court
before
W.
D.
Vance
on
W.
M.
Watts
believed
that
Magistrate
muthoastern
Alaska
towns
were
Monday
morning.
-
mlng
to
realise
the
value
of
,
"
expected
that
LeBelle.
who
Prince
Rupert
to
them.
Even,
has
been
in
hospital
since
the
'stabblnc
occurred,
will
be
in
"W
fjiauo
nsic
4.v.
w
,
.
COnulllon
vo
or
prcsrni.
111
iuuii.
j
Cooper's
defence.
Plane
Manufacturing
of
Contempt
Charge
After
Refusal
To
Testify
in
Trial
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
15
Victor
Mnvrr
brothcr-ln-law
of
the"
dead
man
and
himself
charged
with
robbery
with
violence,
re
fused
to
give
evidence
yesterday
at
the
preliminary
hearing
of
Charles
Hawkcn
on
a
charge
of
murdering
Frank
A.
Boland,
former
provincial
policeman.
Thereupon
Polices
Magistrate
H.
S
Wood
ordered
a
charge
of
contempt
of
cburt
be
laid.
City
of
Brunswick
Is
buried
In
Bomb
Debris
Royal
.lr
Force
Throwing
Full
Weight
Into
Pre-Invasion
Assault
Thirty-eight
Planes
missing.
LONDON,
Jan.
15
(CP)
The
Royal
Air
Force
threw
its
full
weight
last
night
into
the
pre-invasion
campaign
to
exterminate
the
German
Air
Force,
burying
the
central
German
city
of
Brunswick,
site
nf
tViP
orroiif
ATocteorclim?flt'
nlnnf
iinrlor
o
Vioow
i
load
of
explosives
as
an
;af
terstroke
to
the
American
'daylight
attack
on
Tuesday,
when
heavy
bombers,
fought
one,
I
of
the
greatest
air
battles
of
the
war.
The.
heavy
Royal
Air
Force
bombers
dropped
two
thousand
tons
of
bombs
on
the
plane
manufacturing
city
in
what
the
Air
Ministry
termed
a
"very
heavy
attack."
Tills
and
other
operations
cost
thirty-eight
aircraft,
seven
of
them
being
Canadian.
Great
fires
were
left
burning
and,
while
the
mam
force
was
over
Brunswick,
the
Mosauitoes
returned
again
to
attack
Ber
lin
swhlle
other
planes
bombed
Magdeburg,
southwest
or
Ber
lln,
and
targets
in
Northern
France.
MAN'S
BODY
IDENTIFIED
Russians
Drive
On
Plunging
Deep
Into.
Pripet
Marshes
Pinsk.
Heart
of
Towards
MOSCOW.
Jan.
15
O)
The
Red
Army
surged
deep
into
the
heart
of
the
frozen
Pripet
Marshes
today
toward
the
in
dustrial
city
of
Pinsk.
ninety-five
miles
to
the
west,
following
the
capture
of
the
neighboring
cities
of
Mozyr
and
Kallnko-
vichl.
Soviet
forces
already
have
plunged
to
Skrigakrr,
twenty
miles
beyond
Mozyr
on
the
south
bank
of
the
Pripet
River.
I
Trie
fall
of
Mozyr
was
an-.nounced
yesterday.
Th
nnIan
haw
not
rrn-
'
firmed
a
Berlin
report
that
Red
Thp
KnH
v
nf
th
man
rpnnrtpd
.
in.,n.,wi
a
nM.
f.
-
j
t
luiues
iiac
tauuviicu
n.
w-
yesterdar'moTnlngi
as
havin?
nstv
-noHK
of
Lake
Ilimenr
nartv
was
maklne
olans
to
meet;
been
found
dead
in
a
cabin
about
170
miles
south
of
Lenln-
the
challenge.
across
the
harbor
was
identified
gra(i
on
the
long
dormant
nor-
Mr.
Coldwell
said
that
the
late
yesterday
afternoon
as
thern
front
.
.
.
.
.
i
.
i
.
.
.
V.
n.MluM
C.C.r.
was
gaining
in
sirengui
ui
wuim
ruumrij.
.
tit-
u.
r
n
I
Tho
finrfv
vac
HrnilffHt
in
thp
i
Willi
wic
lui
Lra
uTCiKOA.
r
j
"
o
-
The
Socialist
leader
expressed
city
yesterday
afternoon
.b
the
opinion
that
the
Canadian
British
Columbia
police
of
the
Pacific
Railway
should
be
marine
patrol.
j
brought
under
public
ownership
Knowledge
of
Pollberg's
death
was
originally
obtained
by
Valentine
Fabro
and
Sam
Passatel,
who
share
a
cabin
near
that
in
which
Poiiberg
.,
r,n,r
;
fwrv-nrh
Uved.
They
became
apprenen-;t
staylng
0
flye
Germarj
sive
about
him
when
they
be-
counter.attacks
f
ln
fierce
fight-
came
conscious
that
they
nad
lne
on
the
right
.
M
wine
Q.
of
seen
no
signs
of
life
about
his
cabin
for
several
days.
Hnoiier
ha.
already
appeared
the
window
back
in
the
frame,
for
Drelimlnary
hearing
in
the
,
Fabro
and
Passatel
left
the
cab-
stahhinc
of
Paddv
Keoeh
and
elected
enwu
u
in
County
"
Court
to
take
-
in
without
entering
It.
They
v.....
communicated
with
-
the
-
-
Bert
Morgan.
offered
the
idea
.f
a
conference
In'
Prince
Ru-
'speedy
trial.
The
date
set
for
provincial
police,
who
found
It
.rrt
with
delegates
f:om
Alaska
(the
trial
is
January
a.
necessary
md
Northern
British
Columbia.
1
Both
men
were
alleged
to
in
to
obtain
the
body.
Poiiberg
have
been
stabbed
oy
cooper
in
nad
Deen
aeaa
Mai
uaj.
!a
fracas
ln
the
Knox
Hotel
Death
was
thought
to
have
lobby.
been
due
to
pneumonia.
Hearing
of
the
charge
against
The
deceased,
who
was
born
Cooper
of
wounding
LaBelle
in
Esthonla,
was
71
years
old.
has
been
delayed
while
La-
He
came
to
Canada
.In
1907.
and
Belle
-
recovered
from
his
had
lived
ln
British
Coloumbia
1
wounds.
since
1909.
He
was
a
natuarllired
I
W.
O.
Fulton
Is
acting
In
Canadian
and
had
been
a
flsh-
erman.
He
had
been
married,
but
had
no
children.
Peter
Czyz
Dies
Here
The
death,
occurred
in
the
Piince
Rupert
General
Hospital
this
morning
of
Peter
Czyz
following
a
lengthy
Illness.
He
had
been
ln
hospital
since
December
23.
The
deceased,
who
was
a
Ukrainian
by
birth,
was
75
years
old
He
was
a
fisherman,
and
had
lived
ln
the
community
tor
a
number
of
years,
FRENCH
MOVE
FORWARD
IN
ITALY
FIGHT
the
Fifth
Army
front
ln
Italy,
have
GoinK
to
Pollberg's
cabin
on
tnwnrri
rn!nn.
it
was
announ-
Thursday
night
they
found
itced
todav.
caDturing
the
village
f
rrt
rrt
thp
lnlrfp,
ThPV
nf
AniiQfnnr!ata
onrt
thr
lm-
shone
a
flashlight
through
the
portant
heights
ln
Its
vicinity.
single
smau
wmoow
oi
me
cau-
Acquaionaaia
is
aooui
acych
in
and
saw
what
Appeared
to
be
mUes
northeast
of
Cassino.
the
body
of
a;
man
on
the
bed.
British
and
New
Zealand
To
make
certain,
!the
two
men
troops
of
the
Eighth
Army
have
took
the
window
6ut
of
its
made
some
advances
at
the
casing
and
turned
the
light
on
Adriatic
end
of
the
front.
the
bed
again.
They
then
saw
,
Pollberg's
body
plainly.
Putting
,
POLAND
Asks
Britain
and
United
States
To
Sponsor
Border
Negotiations
With
Russia.
LONDON.
Jan.
15
ff
The
Po
lish
government
in
London
after
four
successive
days
of
study
of
Russia's
proposal
that
Poland
accept
the
Curzon
Line
as
its.
eastern
boundary
announced
ln
conciliatory
statement
Friday
that
it
was
asking
Great
Britain
and
the
United
States
to
bring
Poland
and
Russia
together
to
discuss
all
outstand
ing
Russian-Polish
problems
through
mediation.
An
early
settlement
Is
the
general
expectation
ln
London.
Large
Attack
On
Yugoslavia
ALGIERS,
Jan.
15
Allied
planes
based
In
Italy
made
a
full
scale
bombing
attack
on
air
fields
in
Yugoslavia
yester-
'jday.