Show Et 6A It tcbc Sunday Morn Lig Januar7 3 1943 gahr Zeibunt lo Planes Ships Butch Royal Mother-to-B- e To Lead '43 Gets Canada Immunities War Output O'rTAWA Jan 2 hospital suite where — The Princess Juliana awaits the imminent birth of her third child was set Program Calls For D413ub1ing Of Munitions apart from Canada by royal decree Saturday and became in - : ness the Princess Juliana of the Netherlands may be confined shall for the period of the and to the extent of lying-i- n actual occupation for such purand pose be for such purpose Her Ro yal Highness the Princess Juliana and any child that may be born shall be accorded immunity from criminal civil and military jurisdiction whether dominion or provincial 2 That a statement in writing by an official member of Her Royal Highness the Princess Juliana's household to the effect that any such place is being employed or has been employed for such purpose shall be received as conclusive proof of such facts by any Canadian court or administrative or jud cial authority" ''"NAN :7: or extra-territori- al legal effect a bit of Holland The proclamation 'was pubthe lished in a special edition-oCanada Gazette under authority of the war measures act Its purpose as set forth in the f WASHENGTON Jan 2 LIP) —1 preamble is "to provide an The army navy and war produccharacter to tion board declared in a joint which the heir prein any place statement Saturday that nearly to the throne of the all other types of war produ- sumptive cton programs are being trimmed Netherlands may be confined which an heir to such to fit a vastly increased output and in may be born" of airplanes merchant and navy throne are contained in 1 Its provisions ships two clauses: "The necessity for insuring the "1 That any place in Canada production of these more which Her Royal High within resaid "has cult items" they 9 sulted in some reduction in the program for items needed by the ground and armored forces among extra-territori- al - : i 4 g d $ '-- J - 4- - Hitler Recall's Spain Sweden Defeat in 1943 Japan Envoys k 'k U S Admiral Visions Axis 4 which are tanks artillery motor vehicics and ammunition Compared with the overall program however the average percentage of reduction is Small" The agencies indicated howver that any reduction in the tank program will be a cut in (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Page One) the future program for 1943 whose exact goals have not been peace if you are still alive That role In the negotiation of the Ger-- 1 announced instead of a reduction peace will be In the White House pact of albelow the 1942 output but the White House will not be liance Is being sent to Japan apTo Double 1942 parently to strentthen the ties beas you envisaged tween Berlin and Tokyo at a time On an overall basis the state"To the American people: 1943 ment said the program for "Under my command the united when those ties apparently are a nbcipates munition production nations in the south Pacific have loosening doubled that of 1942 Recent French dispatches from the finest fighting men our counFor civilians enough production try ever produced are im- Turkey told of the departure from They was promised to "provide for a bued with a instinct and Berlin of the Japanese liaison comlean but sound and healthy civil- it is concededfighter we will not stop mission which had been maintained ian economy" until there is a complete victory to dovetail axis strategy and apThe statement explained that "To the Japanese people: parently to act as the Japanese "That heavy rumbling you hear high command's eyes and ears in important changes have been made from time to time in war now will gradually grow into a Germany The dispatches said the commis- -' bombs the production plans because of two shock of factors the need to keep within shrieking ofbursting shells and the clash- sion was returning home by way the limits of available materials ing of swords on your own soil of Russia and observers suggested such as steel and copper and be- You had better stop now before that In view of German reverses in Russia and north Africa the cause of changes in the course it is too late" were less eager to coorof the war which make some Miles chief Japanese Browning Captain more dinate their than of weapons strategy with that of staff interposed saying: important others "I think the admiral will agree the axis than ever before Von Moltke's record too would g it is safe to say at this Instance Discussing the outlook for the major items the state- that we are engaged in a highly seem to Indicate that he is being ment said intentions for produc- hazardous effort to rescue some sent to Madrid at a time when tion were as follows: white women from an island where Hitler Is anxious either '0 tighten "About twice the number and they are In imminent danger of the slippirtg bonds with Generalissimo Francisco Franco or of Inabout four times the weight of personal violation and death" in 1942 no elucidawas built creasing his pressure there There further with planes emphaVon Moltke was the chief negosis continued on bombers designed tion or approximate location of nontiator of the Polish-Germto carry destruction to the enemy the Island pact In 1934 a pact "What do you think is the sig- aggression fighting forces and industrial centers nificance of Tojo's recent re- which was broken by Hitler in "More than twice the merchant marks?" I asked Admiral Halsey 1939 Von Moltke stayed on in "He sees the handwriting on Warsaw as ambassador until t h e ship tonnage of 1942 in order to outbreak of the war assure delivery of critically needed the wall" he replied adding to was our a month "It ago that supplies only ground and air forces and those of our allies he annihilated the United States THE AVENGERS' ARE COMING Adv fleet for the fourth time" More Escort Ships "Do vou foresee a united na"A considerable increase in the tions offensive in all parts of the naval escort vessel program in world in a short space of time?" THE CHURCH in WAR order to Ward protection for "I definitely-hopsoi the adAHD PEACE merchant shipping operating on miral said as his eyes twinkled supply lines to all corners of the "And I hope Hitler Mussolini and A new series of Hirohito will see the same thing" globe Radio Programs "More naval combat vessels so "What is the importance of air with that our seapower will be able t) power as demonstrated in the Solocarry the fight to enemy fleets mons ?" a correspondent asked Stephen L Richards and operating bases" "Air power when properly used of 'the in conjunction 'with necessary The three : agencies explain that the same balance necessary ground and sea- - forces is a treCouncil of the Twelve for war goods must be kept for mendous factor in warfare" of the "Do we have enough materiel civilian goods that increases in D S Church L e component program ritean dehere to conduct the offensives prec re a ses in others mentioned?" Dismssing viously "No man in military history 'I borne the Foundation' They promised that so far as be ever had enough men and materiel possible new programs will Originating In the placed in factories losing- con- but he has always gone ahead and Tabernacle tracts because of curtailment of done it just the same" "Have we passed from the deother programs in order to conSpecial Music tinue maximum use of both facili- fensive to the offensive?" ' "Definitely All the axis is hearties and labor ing the tolling of the bells And Tonight 9:15 p HE ANTBNGERZ' ARE COMING we are doing the rope pulling" 4 1 look ahead! replenish your linen supplies at these special prices! 4 fl f 444 toe- owlitffrIT - - sup-plyin- t I It - a plumply filled firm and soft! FEai:iTHER—FILLED PILLOI7J5 I an - curled filling of 50 curled white and white goose quills 507c d chicken feathers in a durable linen finish ticking! Firm soft and resilient! 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