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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1940. Or Hi 5 (AH times mentioned are Eastern Daylight Savinf 1 Any tnscewMic la the ynmu are the result eg laat-aalnate chum by the broadcasting companies a boat which The tarsal has not been informed. THURSDAY, DEC. C. CBO OTTAWA (US KllMJClM).

00 Closing (teck quotations. IS Canadian Pm News. 10 CBO program summary and In terlude, i 45 BBC News. 1 AO Talk: -Questions of the Hour." 1.15 Light Up and Listen Club. 1J0 Recital Sanaa Jean BaHand.

'cellist. IAS Canadian Council of Education in Citizenship talk by the Hon. C. H. Blakeny.

05 CBC string orchaatra. JO They Shall Mot Paaa." tit Willaoa Woodaide news comment. 00 Mid-week Service latereoa. eioa. 30 on I 1 oo Muaic Hall, starring Blng Crosby.

11 no Canadian Prase National Nawa Summary. Il.lt Britain Speeka William Holt. 1130 BBC Newsreel. Use -Tha Mao Who Want drama, i CKAC MONTREAL a KlleeysiesJ 00 Lanny Rose, tenor. 15 Light Up and Listen Club.

TJO Naxatre at Barnabe. ASl Mamortaa du Or. Lambert. 00 Lee Aventuree da RouieUblile. JO Doubla or Quite.

00 Ti-Pit at Fifine. 15 Om Va Concerdiaf JO Aim 'n' Andy i 45 Laa Caia Lurons. 1 15 Hal Hartley orchaatra. IS JO La Journal Parla. 10 45 Imagae da Guerre.

11 AO Alio. Alio. Laa 8 porta! 11 15 Ralph Martin a orchaatra. 1105 Clyde Lucaa' orchaatra. 11J0 Ban Bam la orchaatra.

CFCF MONTREAL (est KilocyclaaX. 09 Muaicale. 15 Light Up and Listen. 30 Uncle Troy. 7 AS Sports Reviaw.

aoo Houae of Patar MacGregor. 15 Don Turner's orchaatra. J0 What Would You Do? 100 Hockey Broadcast. 11.10 Lata Sporting; News. 1 1 J5 Thought Barrage.

11 jo Magnolia Bloaaoma. 13 00 Voice of Hawaii. -12J0 Mitchell Ayrea' orchestra. WEAF-NBC SYSTEM (aaa KlSseycleaV- 7 oo Jimmy "Posey's ttuJiaatia. jn Tha Guest Book.

7 4S-Li1 Abner. sketch. (XV-Tred Waring in Plaaaura Time. JO Bob Crosby's Dixieland Music Shop. JO Fannie Brtce.

Hanley Stafford. Dick Powell, master of ceremonies. JO Aldrich Family comedy sketch. 10.00 Brng Crosby. 11 09 Rudy Vallae program.

11 JO Musical Americana. 11.15 Chuck Foster's orchestra. 11 JO Abe Lyman's orehestra. 1.05 Charlie Spivak's orchestra. 1 JO Tommy Dorseys orchaatra.

WIZ-NBC SYSTEM (Tee Kilocycles. 05 Escorts and Bett. vocal quartet 7 15 Charlie Noble Sport News. 16 shopping DAYS TO. CHRISTMAS SHOP; NOW BEFORE THE RUSH RoBF.aT.TSON PixGUt n.I.CT.

LTD. 58 Sparks, it Elgin Everything Electrical For the Home Phone 2-1 581 SHORT-WAVE Woftd-Wid Stlections THURSDAY. Lrndoa 00 "London Calling." CSC. meg, 1U an tso, ili mag. bj m.

Moarew .80 Broadcast hi ZnfUsh. RVM. 11.41 meg, 1J rne, 13 meg- 15 m. Badapeet SJ0 Dance Music: New la Kngiisli: Hungarian Folk Songs HAT4. 1 11 met.

Hi m. Tekye 101 New Japanese Mualo JZK. IS IS meg. 1.T m. London 10 JO talk: "The People of Britain." CSC.

9a mag, 114 aaa. ll TI meg. 1 m. Laadon- II 09 Talk: "Within tha Fort mm CSC. 11J CSD, 11 is meg, zj csu g.n meg 8 1 m.

LsaSna 11 A "Mualo of Britain. IMC, I as m.i CSD, 11.7 meg, so -S m.i obu a il maa a 1 m. Oaataaaaia 11.00 Concert. Marimba Knaambie 01 tne National Police orca. iuwa.

aa mea- 21 Tekye 1 JO Choral Selections by tbe Jspaaaae Broadcasting Chorus. JZJ, siaw mei, a.e m. 7 IS Christmas Club. TJ0 Oulden Saranadera. 7 45 Lowell Thomas.

00 Kaav Acea eonway akaiH Mr. Keen. Tracer of Lost Per eons a rama uxa Hon 40 Song Solnnera mixed auarfae. 45 Metropolitan Opera Guild "The marriage ei rigaro 00 Pot O- Cold. JO Feme and Fortune.

10.00 Phi Beta Kappa Founder's Day eirDraiion. 10.15 Rochester Philharmonic Or ehaatra. 10JS-America's Town Meeting ai tha ir. 1 1 30 Magnolia Bloaaoma. 1105 Voice of Hawaii.

11 JO Mitchell Ayrea' orchaatra. i.o rata wallers orchestra. 1 JO Sonny James' orchestra. WABC-Cotumbia System Ellecycles). 7 15 Outdoors with Bob Cdee.

7 JO Paul SuUlvaa Reviews tha News. 7 45 Tha World Today. 00 Amos Andy. 15 Lanny Ross, tenor. 130 Vox Pop.

09 Ask-It Basket. Aa SL.na 10.00 Major Bowes' Original Amateur 11 An r.iM. iiii'. 11.13 noose up sides, sports Quia, 12.00 Soorta-Tlme. 11 is ciyoe uicaa- orchestra.

11.30 Ben Be rule a orchestra. joey xearn orchertra. 1.10 Jose Morand's orchaatra. FBIDAY, DEC. 6.

CBO-iOTTAWA im BiloeylaaX. A.M. 7 30 Canadian Press News. 1 45 Morning Melodise. 00 Canadian Press News.

t.15 Devotional Period. .30 Musical March Past. 00 Gospel Singer. IS Al and Lea Raiser. JO Ray Perkins.

45 Musical program. 10OO Canadian Press News Butlerln 19 01 Food Facta and Food Fashions, lo.is Breakfast club. 11.00 Songs For 11.15 With the Guards. 11 JO The Maa I Married. 11.45 Right to Happiness.

11.08 BBC News. 11.15 Clark Dennis, tenor. 11.30 Big Sister. 13 44 Life and Lore of Dr. Susan.

1 DO Canadian Press News. US Recitals Jacques. LaBrocque, lenor. 1 JO Ontario Farm 100 Happy Ceng. 1.30 Frankie Master's orchestra.

145 Pop concert. 1.09 Against the Storm. 1.15 Road of Life. 1.30 News Bulletin. 1J3 Music of the Empire.

4.00 The Drama Hour. 00 Presenting. 1.15 Club Matinee. JO Miss Trent's Children. S.tS You and the War: "Volunteer Ort Dr.

Zdward Webstar. MKS. W. LATOtJK. HAWKESBURY, Dec 4.

(Special) Tha funeral of Mrs. W. La tour. 88., was held from her home on Regent atreet this morn' Lni to St. AJphonsa da Llfuorl Roman Catholle Church twith Rev.

Father Landry, curate, of- fidatina. Left' to mourn beside her husband la a neice, Mrs. Hector Cayen. Interment wag in the local cemetery. The Journal's Cross-Word Puzzle Mimic Cloate rather ACROSS 1- German T.

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Watch aecrgUy 4t. Household pat dan title Serf be published tomorrtrwi 26 mZ-Z Greeks Contlaaad from Psg a One. oUnl's daughter, wUe of Torelfn Minister Clano. A despatch from the Arglrocas- tro area said: "Our troops have made further considerable ad vances and occupied additional Important positions'. Another said that tha Arglrocas- tro radio station had been silent since last night shortly after it was officially stated in Athens that tha Italians were withdrawing from Arglrocastro toward Tepe-Unl.

Threaten Retreating Enemy. The taking of Premet threaten ed entrapment of Italian forces at Arglrocastro and northward In the valley of the Dryno river If the Greeks could push 20 miles' on from Premet and take Tepe- Unl; A road paralleling the Vlosa river lay before the Greek forces at Premet for an advance on Tepe- Unl. river port Junction of the Vlosa and Dryno rivers. A despatch from the front said: "Our troops continued their rapid advance after the occupation of Premet, and pursued the enemy, who is retreating directly to Tepe-lini. The Italians, despite desperate resistance, will not be able to hold.

'Mneh material was captured. tnelndlng guna, machlne-rnna, howttsert; hand grenades sad. cartridges. The machine-guns and hewitaers were immediately turn ed against the Italians. "The situation of the enemy forces in the southern sector al ready is becoming very difficult and any- further resistance on their part will be exceedingly dangerous for them.

The pressure on Arglrocastro continues hard." I K. A. F. Co-operating. The weather was said to favor co-operation of the air force with land forces.

The British Air force operating with the Greeks reported Fascist troop "retreating hurriedly" in the Tepellni-, Kelsyre area were "successfully attacked by Royal Air Force bomber and fighter One formation bombed a road junction and troop concentrations at Kelsyre, and also scored direct hits on roads between Tepelinl and Beratl, north of Tepelinl A "fierce battle" ever Italian lines yaa tarda resulted la the hooting down ef "a large Bom ber ef Italian "planes, the A. T. reported. Greek sources were quoted as saying that the number of 'planes downed was believed to be 10. Tha K.

A. F. also covered the tea front, scoring two direct hits en aa Italian destroyer near Porte Edda. 1 The destroyer was "listing heavily when the attackers left the acene. The R.

A. F. lost no 'planes yesterday. The leader of an RAT forma tion which bombed Italian concentration centres In tha Tepelinl area said: "Over the frontier on a snow eovered mountain we saw groups of Greek troops. We met no enemy probably because ours were operating In the area at time time, but we ran Jnto anti aircraft nre.

"We 'dived on the town and Saw clouds of dust and stones rise from around a bridge as our bombs dropped. We also hit a road and some buildings around which were gathered a lot of motor transports. Bomb Convoy. "Seeing the convoy on the road, we dropped a stick of bombs plumb In the centre of it. Later saw two Italian bombers ap parently attacking a road in the Greek lines, but their bombs burst on the mountain sides, doing no damage so far as I could see.

I later saw what appeared to be hot engagement going on between our fighters and the enemy. The leader of another day bombing formation said: Wa went after enemy troop concentrations on the road at Kelsyre. Weather conditions were perfect as we went into action, al though it was tricky work getting on the target "It meant diving down a narrow valley and swinging up again over a hill, but we managed It and dropped sticks on the road close to the Junction. On the way back I saw a couple of Italian fighters, but they made no attempt to chase us." Try te Stop Advance. ROME, 5P The Italian Air Force was claimed by the High Command today to have smashed fiercely at the Greeks counter-invasion routes into Al bania, concentrating on bombing of the Premct-Peratl highway.

(Concentration of bombing on this stretch of road paralleling the Vlosa river, between the border town of Perati and Premet, which the Greeks have captured, indicated aa effort to halt or impede a Greek advance beyond Premet) PONTIAC COUNTY L.OX. SHAWVILLE, Dee. 4. (Special) Rev. L.

Emard, of Otter Lake, was elected county master for 1941 at the annual meeting of the county ot PonUac Orange lodges held at the lodge rooms here on Tuesday. Committees were appointed in the morning session with county master. Rex-ford Wilson, presiding and In the afternoon the election and In stallation of officers took place with W. H. Corrigan In the chair, Officers elected, besides Mr.

Emard, who also holds the office of chaplain In the Grand Lodge of British America, were: Deputy master, Rexford Wilson, of Shaw ville; recording Norvsl Kilgour, Shawvllle; financial sec retary, Andrew Flood, Campbell's Bay; treasurer, Lewis Harkness, Maryland; chaplain. Rev. Donald Andrews, Campbell's Bay; marshal, John Dagg, Shawvllle; lecturers, J. Earlam, W. H.

Cor rigan, Shawvllle, and Lawrence Hodgins, Charteris; auditors, Andrew Sly and Rev. D. Andrews. It was decided the semi-annual meeting would be held in Campbell's Bay next June. Strike Two THE OTTAWA JOURNAE 25 Towns In Midlands' LONDON, Dec.

5 (Thursday) The German Air Force smashed at the Midlands both eastern and western sections-last night Snd early today with explosive and fire bombs, and in at least two towna In that area there were casualties. v- In a town la the Western Midlands a number ot houses and a church and police station were damaged but the raid there was comparatively short Fires sprang up early In the raid bet none was serious and all were pat eat Aa undetermined Bomber of per sons were trapped la Make Your ri iTirinirrrnrTnc i DUO 7 7 7 7 7 7 'X 7 ANTIQUES KENNEDY ANTIQl'KS, 111 BANK A deposit will reserve any article. E. W. Marshall.

BUT GIFTS THAT FLKASI and inrreasa In value. MARSUAIX'S GALLEKIES have choice collections of old glassware, chairs, tables, small objeta art. 307 Bank. S-1244. 7 A PRACTICAL GIFT XecTBOLCX REFRIGERATORS Electrically operated.

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lswis 2-9404. ANTIQUE AND DRAPERIES PRaPERlES AND ANTIQUES STUDIO. T71 Bank. Upholstery, allpoovers. chairs.

S-S70S. BEVERAGES at BLACKBURN'S BEVERAGES Wishing Wall Orange. SI Papineau. Hull. 1-4048.

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BEAUTY Chriatmaa PABLO R- permanenta. 7 i a BOLLYWOOD BEAUTY SALON Peraonalltr permanenta. hair-styling. 1l Rideeu. a-SSSl.

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Lauriar W. CARDS and Powis 323 MALMBERO PRES Beautiful cards, si dozen. Also personal S-S943. 7 7 7 7. I meat shelters in.

the destme- tloa of homes. Raiders were reported over the Eastern Midlands for nearly four hour, attacking singly and at Intervals. They began as usual by scattering Incendiaries over the centre ot a town in that section to light the way tor the high explosives that followed. There was damage to both houses and stores, but in the aggregate It was described as light Anti-aircraft guns were active all through the Midlands area. Raiders were reported over Southwest England and London, too did not escape, although the all clear sounded at midnight Bombs struck an occupied school In one district of the city.

A school for Incurable children was; destroyed, as a number of houses. 1" Skies on the city's outskirts; were luminous with steady anti-aircraft fire, and the guns could be heard over a wide area. Adverse weather was credited with blunting the effectiveness of Selection Through The Journal's Annual Classified mm From CHRISTMAS CARDS WALLACK'B, 1M BANK Christ-maa cards. Large assortment, 11 for ISo and up. Seals, tags, gilt wrappings.

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CHRISTMAS FLOWERS MOULDS FLORISTS Cut flowers, floral designs, Chriatmaa plants. S-oan. CHRISTMAS DINNERS DEVINE'S QUALITY GROCERY 41 York, Choice turkeys, geese, ducks, chickens. Fruits, nuts, staple DAIRY PRODUCE KIZEIX'S DAIRY, SS Byward, offers highest grade produce and groceries at lowest prices. i "We deliver.

S-S. 1 EVERYTHING FOR THE MOTORIST I B. AUTO PARTS ea rs carry every- thin IS ti that makea acceptable gifta for the Motorist. Cor, Cor. Wellinaton and Preston.

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Radio lamps.1 $380 up. Chesterfield, tables, various prices, CORNER YORK, WILLIAM and Clarence 8ts. Tel. S-M7S, GIFTS FOR; EVERYONE BRUCE STUART; til BANK St All kinds of fancy Ortne Ltd, 17S Sparks, BADIOS for Christmas can be pur-. chased from S1SA8 up.

SMOKER SETS.i coffee! tables. magazine racks, cedar chests. occasional chairs, I i afternoon raids. An East Anglian town was1 attacked twice by low flying Junkers but damage was negligible. Effectiveness of Tuesday night's raid' on Birmingham was minimized by the Ministry of Home Security which said clouds hid key targets.

The new raids came shortly after Britons were informed that defender plane had been equipped secretly with cannqn to meet the challenge of extra armor placed on German bombers. Sudbury Miners Quit To Take R.C.A.F. Jobs St ssaaassaassssssaasaaasaaB' NORTH BAY, Dec. 4. O) First tractor drivers from Northern; Ontario to be accepted by the Royal Canadian Air Force, Ken Campbell and Francis Welsh, Sudbury miners, left tonight for the Manning Pool at Toronto.

They quit their jobs to become tractor operators on maintenance work at airports. U. S. Army pilots are given rations rich in vitamin Important foe night vision. as EVERYONE i Grandad GIFTS FOR EVERYONE 8.

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BLINDCRAFT. sfll SPARKS Lovely gloves, sweaters, aprons, socks, laundry hampers, fern, waste-paper, sewing baskets. No Chriatmaa canvassers employed. GIFTS FOR HER CANADA LEATHER GOODS A lovely leather handbag appreciated. 17 Bank.

CURRIER-McKNIGHT, 1SS BANK Give her Connor Washing Machine. I COHEN at COHEN, 1M BIDEAU Cedar chests make practical, lovely gifts. Reserve one now for Christmas. i i. B.

MARTIN, US BAN "Pyrex" the gift that lasts IUUETTE COR8ET SHOP 68 Bank. Hosiery, lingerie, sportwear, housecoats, "purses. SALVATION ARMY Attractive dolls, lovely embroidery, knltt tted; gooaa. ju rjanx. GIFTS FOR HIM MILITARY SETS, wrist watches! signet emblem rings.

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$1.00. Neckwear specials. SS eta. i GIFTS FOR THE MOTORIST WINDSHIELD DEFROSTERS Special, $1.80 up. Overnight heaters.

Baker 3 Duka SI Cobalt Juniors Hope To Enter Central Group COBALT, Dec. 4. (Special) The reorganized Cobalt Hockey Club, of which F. A. Sullivan is president Is prepared to enter a team in the Central group of the N.O.H.A.

junior series, but It has not been definitely determined what other teams will furnish opposition in that particular section of the association's activities. Understanding here had been that Kirkland Lake and New Lis-keard would be grouped with the locals, but reports to D. E. Sutherland at Haileybury have Intimated to -the secretary of the N.O.H.A. the possibility that Kirkland Lake will form a section of its own.

In that event New Liskeard and Cobalt presumably will be left to carry on a series home-and-home games as they- did last season. Haileybury, ordinarily round, ing out a three-team group, is out for the Winter, since the military authorities have taken over the Armory, where Haileybury home games are played. i mM0 1. to Baby GIFTS THAT PLEASE A GIFT FOB THE MOTORIST is sure to please. Baker Bros, 3M Rideau; St 1-7393.

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1 2S1 Laurier West. ..1 GEO. HIGMAN AND SONS, LTD. 153 Rideau. Plata glass mirrors, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS CKAONO N'S, lTZft BIDEAU Ocarinas, 1 flutes.

Musi-Kazoos Large variety of harmonicas. Train Hits Truck Sudbury Man Dies SUDBURY, Ont, Dec Gerald Villemere, 17, of Sudbury, was killed and Tortier, 21, Sudbury, suffered serious injuries tonight when the truck In which they were riding was struck by a Canadian 'Pacific Railway train at a crossing here. The truck was carried 200 yards along the track and was demolished. Fortier. said to be driver of the truck, was thrown clear before the train Stopped, but Villemere was pinned in the cab of the Cause of the accident was not determined immediately, but it was thought the aide windows of the truck, were so frosted that the approaching train could not be seen.

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MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENT NOW. Photographs ready See Christmas. 8 0 REAL GIFTS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS The Sport Shep, tt Bank. C.C.M. SKATES tor boys, gtrla, S3.4S tip.

TOBOGGANS, Sl-tS, $3.68: akL 1JS. $1.70. A NICE PUPPY Pricaa raasonaawe. Inquire at Blue Cross. Arlington.

SAUSAGES AND; POULTRY GALBRAITB'S EXTRA FLAVOR aauasfes. sweet pickled hams, mllkfad poultry make delightful Christmas meals. Ask your grocer. He has them. 437 Ltogar.

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