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1T.
'Pport
of
V,
,
roy
bPoke
it
Sebastapol
Is
About
to
Fall:
I
Pounded
by
Air
t
LONDON.
April
17
O
Hussian
planes
arc
attacking
Bebaalapol's
d
o
c
ka
where
thousands
of
Oer-mana
and
Rumanians
are
trying
to
escape
by
sea.
The
fall
of
Sebastapol
Is
beller-ed
to
be
only
a
matter
of
hours.
Many
of
the
enemy,
in
trying
to
escape,
arc
meeting
a
watery
grave.
Service
Women
Want
Discharge
Civvy
Clothes
iSeek
Clothes
Allowances
More
I
In
IJne
With
ProrMon
for
'
Tommies.
LONDON.
April
17
-
With
the
announcement
of
new,
smart
civvies
for
men
discharged
from
the
armed
forces
In
Ilrilaln.
members
of
the
women's
services
arc
campaigning
for
better
treatment.
Men
will
get
a
complete
out-fit,
hat,
suit,
shirt,
tie.
socks,
shoes,
raincoat
and
may
keep
service
underwear
and
shirts.
At
preent.
discharged
Wrens
are
allowed
to
Keep
ineir
uniform
and
are
given
$4.50
and
some
coupons,
but
not
as
many
as
a
civilian
receives
In
a
year.
Olrls
of
the
ATS.
and
WAA.P.
can
keep
one
pair
of
shoos,
their
underwear
and
they
receive
a
grant
of
$17.50,
wlUi
an
extra
$17.50
for
an
overcoat
If
they
arc
discharged
In
the
winter.
The
coupon
allocation
varies
from
year
to
year
but
service
London
Bus
Men
Back
at
Work
LONDON,
April
17
0
-
Approximately
two
thousand
London
bus
drivers
and
conductors
who
struck
Saturday
In
protest
against
new
summer
time
tables
returned
to
work
ns
planned
today
and
all
lines
were
reported
operating
normally.
Italian
Front
Fairly
Quiet
NAPLES.
Anrll
17
O
"Patrol
nnH
iirHIWw
nrtivltv"
Is
the
'
in
.
,uor
Chamber
nni
fmm
the
Italian
ni.
uaii
.
...
.
,,;'
ana
Pr..M
?5S1D1e
front
put
ft
United
Slates
pi
hjl
conr,..7lclcnt
1
M.
on
MItUIUWJ
Saturday
HM
ndvanecd
I
,..
two-and-
j.
n
the
ap.
n.hif
miles
throunh
a
German
position
east
of
Anzlo.
to
0
Basketball
Game.
The
Booth
Mwnonal
High
School
squad
defeated
v.sitin-Ocean
Falls
hoopsters
49
19
,
in
an
exhibition
game
at
th"
Acropolis
Hill
Oytnnasium
Sat
nrday
night.
The
play
In
th
li'
-t
three
quatters
was
lo".
I
bir
peiked
up
in
the
flna
j
quirter.
The
High
8chool
squari
.
rnable
to
score
for
the
first
fcv
mlnulrs
bill
finally
purhrd
thei
,
ray
through
the
Kalis
euar.
line
to
garner
12
point
hefor
'
the
half-time
whistle
wen.
Tht
,
Falls
quintet
put
up
a
valiant
fWlu
and
held
the
locals
down
;
as
low
as
possible
getting
them-
j
selves
a
neat
20
points
to
vie
with
the
locals
22.
Gllcrlit
of
.
Ocean
Falls
was
probably
the
i
outstanding
player
of
the
night
:
During
the
second
half
both
team
turned
on
the
speed
and
the
ball
was
ripping
around
the
hall
from
one
hand
to
the
other
NEW
GOV'T
FOR
ITALY
NAPLES.
April
17
0
Marshal
Pietro
Dadoglio
today
tendered
his
cabinet's
resignation
to
King
women
say
it
is
Insufficient
to
cssentlal
i
.
i.
nnir
thii;i
ouy
one
cvuiynrn.
u".
point
out
that
since
mast
of
them
have
changed
weight
In
the
services,
their
pre-cnim-mcnt
clothes
no
longer
fit
them.
Earliest
possible
action
In
the
fulfilment
of
Important
projects
to
the
full
develop
ment
of
the
resources
of
the
vast
and
rich
hinterland
of
Nor
them
British
Columbia
not
only
from
the
standpoint
of
opening
tip
of
national
assets
but
for
the
benefit
of
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
and
the
district
generally
was
advocated
by
E.
T.
Kenney,
M.L.A.
for
Skccna,
who
was
in
tho
city
at
the
end
of
last
week
on
his
way
back
to
his
home
at
Terrace
after
a
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Victoria,
The
first
project
which
Mr
Kenney
mentioned
was
a
railway
from
the
Peace
River
through
the
aroundnog
valley
nnd
the
headwaters
of
the
Naas
River
coming
out
to
the
line
of
the
Canadian
National
possibly
at
Hazclton
and
thence
to
the
developed
port
of
Prince
Rupert
with
Its
rail
and
water
connections.
Tire
Groundhog
coal
field
of
1,100,000,000
tons
of
anthracite
coal,
equally
as
good
In
quality
as
that
of
Pennsylvania
and
six
times
the
quantity,
nlone
Justified
tills
railway,
to
say
nothing
of
the
500,000
acres
of
fine
agricultural
land
nnd
the
five
billion
feet
of
valuable
timber
In
the
headwaters
of
the
Naas
River,
declared
Mr.
Kenney.
and
Inlo
the
hoop.
The
Falls
TH
f
C
C
team,
lacking
thefr
guards
put
lu
vivsl
up
a
good
fight
without
their
j
most
valuable
players
Charle-
Tarty,
However,
son
snd
Powers
who
had
to
te-
maln
in
Ocean
Falls.
High
Schools'
Ciceone
came
through
for
10
points
In
the
final
half
to
lend
to
High
Schools'
lead
The
score
being
so
low
possibly
was
due
to
the
size
of
the
hall
in
which
they
played.
The
individual
scoring
Is
as
follows:
Ocean
Falls-Ollcrist.
12:
Ortf-tis.
3:
Askew.
4:
Santurbane.
IS:
Adams.
Sweeney,
total
40.
Prince
Rupert
Ourvlch.
18:
Clccone.
14;
Murray,
6;
Dell.
6;
Crulkshank.
2;
lloltby,
1;
Pet-
cnuuo,
2r
6tphenr-Joy,'
total
49.
Following
the
game
the
teams
proceeded
to
the
Chow
Mcln
House
where
they
hsd
a
royal
feed
and
thenceforth
to
the
boat
whne
the
Falls
quintet
was
bid
au
revolt"
by
the
local
youths.
VANCOUVER.
April
17
In
spite
of
a
warning
by
Sam
Guthrie,
member
for
Cowichan-
Neweaatle,
that
the
party
would
be
putting
"its
head
on
the
block"
by
supporting
the
farn-
ehlse
tor
the
Japanese
and
that.
quite
a
few
C.C.F.
members
would
be
defeated
at
the
next
election
if
they
persisted
in
the
stand,
the
C.CJ.
provincial
conference
here
yesterday
rejected
a
tesolutJonfrom-'LadysmltH
which
would
have
changed
the
party's
policy
on
the
matter.
Xlr.
Guthrie
suggested
that
some
of.
the
mainland
members
might
go
to
Vancouver
Island
and
hear
what
the
workers
there
had
to
say.
New
Guinea
Is
(About
to
Fall;
Pounded
by
Air
ALLIED
HEADQUARTERS
IN
Victor
Emmanuel.
It
was
learn-
SOUTH
PACIFIC.
April
17
T
cd
on
good
authority.
It
Is
un-
A
record
load
of
284
tons
of
dcrstood
the
King
Instructed
bombs
was
dropped
on
the
Jap-
Badogllo
to
form
a
new
gov-
anesc
base
at
Aitapc
on
the
ernment
and
that
members
of
north
coast
of
New
Guinea
six
parties
arc
ready
to
Join
while
other
bombers
hit
Tnik
with
him
In
a
new
war
cabinet,
to
the
north.
I
E.
T
KENNEY
Discussing
further
proven
natural
resources
which
in
his
opinion
justified
early
opening
tip,
Mr.
Kenney
spoke
of
the
500,000
known
tons
of
Iron
ore
and
a
potential
further
500,000
tons
just
through
the
capping
In
the
Copper
Itlver
country
to
the
southeast
of
Terrace.
This,
Mr.
Kenney
felt,
constituted
full
justification
for
the
establishment
of
a
steel
mill
on
the
Temperature
Local
Tides
0
Tuesday,
April
18
47
High
9:34
18.8
feet
22
31
19.0
feet
44
r
Low
3.
16
8.3
feet
15:56
4.9
feet
NORTHERN
AND
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MONDAY,
APRIL,
17,1
1944
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FIVE
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AK
NEW
a
IIEAIMH'AI'TKIIS
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Headquarters
of
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the
southeast
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explanation
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mi;
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base
Impahl,
Die
British
m
m
Important
portion
from
the
enem,
there
Is
no
change
In
the
gent
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W
itten,
area,
hat
V'
In
cr-
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in
a
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ill
m
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.
(Uliaa
front,
too
usiyonr
urrmin
prisoners.
tiener
Mi
ftgbtlng
continues
quiet.
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II.
atlvanr
In
lh
f
II..
tl.J
iimwb
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via
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but
three
miles
from
habaslapol
and
fall
of
the
tlack
Sea
port
Is
belleed
only
a
matter
of
a
day
...l
l.
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ullh
urrrkril
Natl
thin,
at
II..
II.
J
(ntinues
its
pounding.
Capture
of
Yalta,
seven
miles
(rtitUpol.
I
announced.
YANKS
KSCAPH
TO
SWEDEN
(
CI.I..M
ll...
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1.
1
1
imuu'i
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iiimiinii
allium,
una
wrre
inoi
lOrminjr
snd
escaped
from
a
prison
camp
In
the
t
fcnmirk,
have
now
reached
Sweden.
They
crossed
.
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Cam
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In
kn
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ft.
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WIN
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Itiipert
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DKSr.MIl
PACKS
THE
NAZI
IN
EAST
This
German
soldiers
slogging
through
the
mud
ar
Nazis
before
the
onrushing
Soviet
hordes.
A
bl
ireadii.
hauls
a
"Volkswagen,1
WARNING
Change
Stand
Vole
Issue.
Declines
to
on
Japanese
vure
received
from
a
neutral
source
shows
ind
Zhitomir
during
the
general
retreat
of
transport
truck,
mounted
on
caterpillar
o
Nazi-edition
.'f
the
jeep.
1
Fifth
Avenue
House
Is
Sold
,
M-.
and
-Mrs.
Jack
Durran
have
sold
their
residence,
the
farmer
Eggcrty
froperty
on
ryth
Avenue
Just
west
of
Mc-Brtde
Street,
to
Gunnar
Selvlg.
Mrs.
Durran
and
family
will
be
leaving
in
a
couple
of
weeks
l
tale
up
future
icsidence.
Mr
Hun
on
will
be
remaining
here
the
time
being
at
least.
Germany
Made
Peace
Offer
LONDON.
April
17
Oi
The
Daily
Mall
today
published
a
report
from
Istanbul
telling
of
a
peace
offer
purported
to
have
been
made
through
a
neutral
source
in
December
to
United
States
and
Great
Britain
but
not
to
Russia.
Germany
Is
reported
to
have
offered
to
eventually
evacuate
all
occupied
territory
in
Europe
and
renounce
her
claims
for
colonies.
Six
Perish
In
R.C.A.F.
Crash
HAL
TAX.
April
17
W
A
P
ival
Canadian
Air
Force
plane,
parrying
six
men.
plunged
Into
coast
In
the
prosimity
of
Prince
Rupert.
Mr.
Kenney
went
on
to
advo
cate
active
consideration
of
rural
electrification
of
central
interior
valleys
such
as
the
Bulk-!oy
and
Skeena
by
development
f
auch
hydro-electric
sources
as
the
Bulkley
Canyon
with
its
150,000
horse
power
or
closer
to
Terrace
the
Kltsumkalum
River
md
Skeena
River
Canyon
heads.
Mr.
Kenny
drew
attention
to
the
fact
that
hydro-electric
lower
could
now
be
carried
by
ransm'-ssion
lines
as
far
as
'hrcc
hundred
miles
In
cither
Mrertlon
from
the
source.
The
Skeena
River
member
also
mentioned
that
there
was
a
grow-ag
tendency
for
power
to
command
Industry
as
well,
as
Industry
demanding
power.
HIGHWAY
CONNECTION
rOlt
WEST
ADVOCATED
Regarding
the
Peace
River
highway
connection.
Mr.
Ken
ney
said
the
campaign
for
a
far
western
connection
with
the
Alaska
Highway
should
be
continued
so
that
the
district
might
be
adequately
served
with
par
ticular
regard
to
the
Alaska
Panhandle.
Such
a
highway
was
especially
needed
In
connection
with
the
develotiment
of
the
resources
of
the
coast
bathollth
district,
he
declared.
NEWSPAPERS
ARE
SEIZED
rolice
Step
In
When
Censorship
Orders
Are
Defied
and
Story
Published.
MELBOURNE,
April
17
O
Monday's
editions
of
the
Sydney
Herald
and
Dally
Telegraph
wete
seized
by
the
police
for
defying
censorship
orders
not
to
publish
a
news
story.
More
Workers
Less
Hours
PHILADELPHIA.
April
17
Percy
Bcngough.
president
of
the
Trades
and
Labor
Congress
of
Canada,
said
in
address
here
that
in
the
postwar
world
Jobs
would
have
to
be
rationed
on
a
basis
of
fewer
working
hours.
Mlnas
Basin,
taking
all
on
board
jduction
In
wage
scales,
o
their
deaths.
The
cause
of
I
be
accident
Is
unknown.
The
I
next
of
kin
have
been
noUfled
Peace
River
Rail
and
Road
Outlets,
Steel
Mill,
Rural
Power
Are
Advocated
by
Kenney
Mussolini
Now
Awaiting
Death
BERNE
Switzerland,
April
17
Long
standing
rumors
of
the
serious
Illness
of
Benito
Musso
lini
are
confirmed
in
Italian
newspapers.
One
paper
says
the
former
Duce
Is
now
gravely
ill
and
"detached
from
the
world
waiting
for
death
to
strike."
Charged
With
Bootlegging
In
raids
on
three
establish
ments
suspected
of
selling
liquor
city
police
yesterday
afternoon
arrested
three
men
and
charged
them
wtlh
keeping
liquor
for
sale.
The
men
were:
Charles
Plrle.
De
Luxe
Apartments,
Third
Avenue.
William
Roy
Lake.
Room
9.
York
Hotel.
'
Adolph
Szeluk,
1208
Second
Avenue
West
The
raids
were
carried
out
by
Constables
Moore.
Ferguson,
Thornton
and
Walker,
of
the
city
police.
Plric.
Lake
and
Szeluk
appeared
before
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance
In
city
police
court
this
morning,
all
pleading
not
guilty.
Plrle
and
Szeluk
were
remanded
until
this
afternoon
and
Lake
until
Tuesday
afternoon.
Ball
In
all
three
cases
was
set
at
$500.
T.
W.
Brown
acted
as
counsel
for
Lake.
Tide
In
India
Turns
In
Favor
Of
Allies;
Japs
Suffer
Heavy
Losses
Japanese-held
Mandalay
Being
Menaced
by
Glider-borne
Troops
From
North
Mountbatten
Moves
1
headquarters
to
be
Nearer
Action.
K
ANDY,
Ceylon,
April
17
(CP)
"Very
heavy
casualties
have
been
inflicted
on
the
Japanese
and
important
positions
captured
north
of
Impahl
in
counter-operations,"
it
was
announced
today.
Allied
glider-borne
forces
have
been
set
down
sixty
miles
north
of
Mandalay
in
a
deep
southward
penetration
of
Japanese-held
territory
In
Burma.
It
was
stated
last
night
that
the
Allies
had
assumed
the
of
fensive
In
northeast
India
and
had
driven
the
Japanese
from,
Manipur
Plain.
The
glider-borne
Allied
troops
operating
only
seventy
miles
northwest
of
Mandalay
were
creating
a
serious
situation
for
the
Japanese
In
the
India-Burma
offensive,
it
was
stated
last
night.
Lord
Louis
Mountbatten,
Allied
commander-in-chief
.
yesterday
transferred
his
base
to
Kandy
Ceylon,
to
be
closer
to
the
scene
of
future
campaigns.
The
plain
of
Impahl
was
sahl
to
be
firmly
in
Allied
hands.
Five
war
correspondents,
rep
resenting
the
British
press,
announced
they
would
file
no
more
news
from
the
Burma
theatre
until
censorship
has
been
re
laxed.
Brownsburgln
f
Guefreewepin
By
Big
Fire
OTTAWA,
April
17
W
Fire
t
Brownsburg.
east
of
Ottawa.
because
of
the
greater
number
,
swept
the
business
section,
of
workers
available.
He
said
causing
damage
estimated
at
that
the
number
of
workers
$300,000.
now
In
industry
are
capable
of
supplying
the
needs
of
the
world
when
peace
comes
so
that,
when
men
return
from
the
army,
the
number
of
working
hours
for
each
man
must
be
reduced
to
make
work
for
everyone.
Mr.
Bcngough
added
that
In
order
for
such
a
plan
to
be
effective
there
could
be
no
re-
Bulletins
BIO
FIRE
IN
BOMBAY
BOMBAY
Hundreds
are
dead
and
thousands
are
injured
as
a
result
of
a
fire
which
started
in
a
ship
and
spread
to
ammunition
stores.
Heavy
damage
has
been
done.
MONTREAL
CONFLAGRATION
MONTREAL
An
estimated
half
million
dollars
damage
was
done
early
Sunday
morning
when
fire
destroyed
a
bowling
alley,
restaurants
and
several
shops
in
two
buildings
on
St.
Catherine's
Street.
It
was
Montreal's
biggest
fire
of
the
year.
The
cause
Is
TORNADO
IN
SOUTH
ATLANTA,
deorgla
At
least
forty
are
dead
and
there
has
been
widespread
and
heavy
damage
in
Georgia
and
South
Carolina
as
a
result
of
a
tornado.
ALLAN
CUP
TLAY
POUT
ARTHUR
Port
Arthur
Shipbuilders
won
the
Western
Canada
Allan
Cup
finals
by
defeating
New
Westminster
Lodestars
5
to
I
Saturday
night.
Port
Arthur
now
meets
Quebec
Aces
In
the
final
for
the
Allan
Cup.
05IIAWA
WINS
FIRST
OSIIAWA
Oshawa
defeated
Trail
9
to
2
Saturday
night
to
take
the
opening
game
lead
in
the
best
of
seven
series
for
the
Memorial
Cup.
emblematic
of
junior
hockey
FUEL
FORBIUDEN
LONDON
As
an
emergency
fuel
conservation
measure,
use
of
coal,
oil
or
electricity
for
heating
ot
stores
and
offices
during
the
next
six
months
has
been
forbidden.
DROP
BOMBS
ON
BELGRADE
NAPLES,
April
17
American
heavy
bombers
hit
at
Sofia,
capital
of
Bulgaria,
and
Belgrade,
capital
of
Yugoslavia,
today.
'
United
States
bombers
raided
Belgrade
for
the
first
time
Sunday,
the
Germans
reported
and
hit
other
southeastern
European
cities
Including
Erasov
In
Rumania.
Vancouver
Girl
Winner
of
Chest
VANCOUVER,
April
17
A
Vancouver
girl
Edith
Martin,
won
the
$15,000
treasure
chest
in
the
Navy
League
raffle
draw
ing
Saturday
night.
.
.-'
YEAR
SENTENCE
Former
R.C-.F.
Aircraftsman
Gets
Up
to
Lire
For
Murder
of
Wife.
NEW
YORK,
April
17
0
Wayne
Lonergan
was
sentenced
today
to
thirty-five
years
to
life
Imprisonment
for
the
bludgeon-strangulation
slaying
in
October
of
his
heiress
wife.
Loner-ean.
26
years
of
age.
is
a
former
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
aircraftsman.
He
was
convicted
of
second
degree
murder.
Invasion
Maps
Of
Sweden
Are
Being
Probed
STOCKHOLM,
April
17
vestlgation
is
being
made
RECRUITING
IS
RESUMED
In-
fol-
lowing
the
finding
of
25,000
German
maps
of
territory
lit
central
Sweden
which
tt
Is
believed
were
designed
for
use
by
troops
in
a
possible
Nazi
OTTAWA.
April
17
W
Enlistment
of
air
crew,
which
has
been
largely
suspended
in
recent
months.
Is
being
resumed
on
a
reduced
scale
lrt
line
with
reduction
ot
the
British
Commonwealth
Air
Training
Plan,
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
head-quastars
announced
today.
Baseball
Scores
Pacific
Coast
League
Saturday
Seattle
4,
Hollywood
3.
Port
land
2-11,
San
Francisco
14-5.
Oakland
3,
San
Diego
8.
Los
Angeles
5,
Sacramento
2.
Sunday
San
Diego
5-3.
Oakland
0-6.
Portland
2-1,
San
Francisco
4-5.
Seattle
1,
Hollywood
3.
Los
Angeles
1-1,
Sacramento
2-2.
Seattle
6,
Hollywood
5.