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August
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Is
exclusively
entitled
to
use
for
publication
of
all
news
despatches
credited
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this
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and
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DAILY
EDITION
Tuesday,
August
10,
1943
The
Fall
of
Dictators
.
.
.
The
assumption
of
control
in
Germany
from
Adolf
Hitler
by
a
military
triumvirate
will,
we
are
told
by
authoritative
observers,
make
little
difference
to
war
policy
of
the
Reich.
Indeed,
it
is
said,
Hitler
has
been
actually
out
of
the
picture
for
some
months.
Be
.that
as
it
may,
the
change
in
control
is!
no
sign
of
strength
and
presents
no
implications!
which
we
need
to
feel
much
concern
about.
)
Two
dictators
who,
no
doubt,
were
personally
.guilty
in
large
.measure
of
precipitating
war
have
j
now
been
relieved
of
power.
Even
if
these
develop-
j
ments
do
not
have
immediate
results
in
changing
the
j
general
course
of
the
war
policies
of
Germany
and
Italy,
they
are
ample
token
of
cur
enemies
realizing
that
the
.tide
of
battle
has
turned
against
them
and
j
that
desperate
measures
are
necessary.
Battle
of
Sicily
Ending
.
.
Latest
dispatches
indicate
clearly
that
the
Battle
;
&
of
Sicily
is
approaching
its
conclusion
and
may
be
w
'over
withinthe
next
few
days
with
the
Allies
com-
jp
.pletely
in
possession
of
the
great
Italian
islarid.
Thus
control
of
the
.Mediterranean
is
more
completely
ours
.than
it
has
been
since
the
war
began.
There
will
be
speculation
on
the
question-qf
what
next
after
Sicily.
It
is
.logical
to
suppose
that
there
may
be
a
pause
probably
not
long
for
consolidation
of
the
island's
possession.
"Where
military
strategy
in
connection
with
the
Battle
of
Europe
may
call
for
the
next
move
is
a
matter
of
debate.
It
might
tor
might
not
be
:a
landing
on
Italy
proper
although,
if
Badoglio
continues
to
temporize
.as
.he
is
doing,
Italy
is
reasonably
certain
to
be
subjected
to
increased
Allied
air
.attack.
Battle
of
Pacific
...
General
Douglas
MacArthur
declares
that
the
final
outcome
of
the
Battle
of
the
Pacific
has
already
.been
decided.
Of
course
that
does
not
mean
that
the
Japanese,
-even
though
they
now
be
placed
on
the
defensive,
may
not
make
thrusts,
possibly
quite
powerful
ones,
in
unexpected
directions.
The
issue
of
the
Battle
of
the
Pacific
.may
.be
decided,
as
JVIacArthur
suggests,
but
the
battle
has
.not
been
won
;and
there
:is
-every
reason
to
believe
that
a
lot
of
fighting'
must
yet
be
done
before
it
is
won.
Battle
of
Russia
The
Battle
of
Russia
is
still
the
largest
and
one
of
the
most
important
phases
of
the
.global
war.
If
i
there
'had
been
any
doubt
as
to
where
the
initiative
rested,
it
must
now
be
dispelled.
The
retreat
of
the
Nazis
has
taken
on
an
aspect
that
makes
it
clear
fhat
it
is
being
.definitely
planned.
The
Germans
are
now
endeavouring
to
elude
the
great
Red
offensive
rather
than
to
resist
it.
The
question
is
how
Jar
this
retreat
will
go
before
another
stand
is
made.
;
There
.have
been
large
changes
in
the
picture
of
,
the
Russo-Gertnan
front
and
we
who
watch
the
war
have
not
yet
been
able
to
adjust
ourselves
to
the
new
.
perspective.
Federal
By-Elections
.
.
.
The
loss
by
the
Mackenzie
government
of
four
.seats
in
four
by-elections
yesterday
needs
little
commentary
the
significance
being
so
obvious.
There
is
certainly
little
comfort
to
be
derived
by
the
government.
The
growing
strength
of
the
socialist
movement
is
again
the
outstanding
feature
through
the
'election
of
C.C.F.
candidates
in
Manitoba
and
Saskatchewan
and
an
independent
Laborite
in
one
of
the
-two
Quebec
seats.
The
dissatisfaction
of
Quebec
is
also
apparent.
It
is
safe
:to
.assume
now
that
that
there
will
be
.no
general
election
this
year.
LONDON,
August
10
0)
The
government
proposes
to
give
special
training
to
200,000
men
in
the
first
three
years
after'
the
war
to
meet
shortage
of
labor
in
the
building
industry,
it
was
announced
at
a
conference
organized
by
the
Building
In
dustrles
National
Council.
makings
of
a
good
Jockey.
About
Dogs:
Things
like
this
just
aren't
done
In
rationed
Britain,
so
a
trainer
who
-fed
racing
greyhounds
with
fresh
milk
.was
fined
$900.
A
milkman
was
fined
$38
for
supplying
the
milk
and
charging
an
excessive
price.
The
days
when
favorites
for
greyhound
Derbys
had
police
guards
and
top-notch
racers
were
rushed
about
the
country
by
autoomcblle
q
compete
,in
big
events
ceased
when
the
first
air
raid
siren
wailed.
Nowaday?
even
the
most
valuable
dogs
travel
in
the
baggage
coach
of
trains
.with
only
a
boy
or
girl
to
look
after
them.
.Take
Arnold
.Johnston
for
ln-stance..
At
the
age
of
15
he's
kennelman
for
"Trainer
Sidney
Orton.
When
he
made
his
first
trip
out
of
London
recently
with
two
dogs
valued
at
more
than
ELECTION
TIME?
You
bet
it
is.
election
time.
This
is.
a
fight
to
the
finish
a
friendly
fight.
We
arefighting
for
the
same
cause
6ut
using
different
ways
and
means
In
doing,
so.
The,
.outcome
of
this
fighting
will
be
the
erection
of
a
CIVIC
CENTRE
when
the
time
is
ripe
and
this
building
will
be
the
.pride
of
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert.
The
"Sons
of
Norway,"
being
one
of
the
sponsors,
has
this
year
nominated
'a
falrhalred,
blue-eyed,
charming
young
girl
OLGA
SATHER,
as
their
candidate
in
the
Civic
Centre
Carnival
Queen
Contest.
She
Is
known
as
that
friendly
girl
with
a
smile
for
all.
She
is
indeed
a
popular
candidate-,
very
well
liked
among
the
high
school
girls
and
boys,
from
whom
we
are
sure
she
Is
getting
100
per
cent
support,
not
because
she
is
representing
the
Sons
of
Norway
but
because
she
is
the
only
candidate
who
was
born,
raised
and
educated
In
Prince
Rupert
and
the
only
one
I
suppose
who
will
make
Prince
Rupert
her
future
'
home
city.
She
has
not
only
been
here
for
four
or
five
months
but
for
seventeen
years.
She
is
a
genuine
Prince
Rupert
girl,
a
worthy
candidate
for
a
worthy
cause.
Canadians,
Americans,
Norsemen,
or
wherever
you
come
from,
wherever
you
are,
on
land,
on
the
water,
,in
the
air,
we
are
sure
you
will
not
lose
sight
of
these
facts
when
you
elect
your
Carnival
Queen.
Vote
fur
and
support
a
genuine
Prince
Ilupert
Girl
VOTE
FOR
OLGA
SATHER
(Published
by
Sons
of
Norway
Lodge)
$13,0C0
he
flrf
had
to
get
his
mother's
permission.
Boxing
.Bits:
Jake
Kilrain
of
Glasgow,
former
British
welterweight
champion,
"was
punched
into
submlssioort
by
Pat
O'Connor,
rising
young
Eire
middleweight,
in
a
London
.bout.
The
referee
stopped
the
fight
in
the
sixth
round
with
Kilrain
on
hi?
knees.
Deputizing
for
Cpl.
Harry
Hurst
of
Montreal,
classy
Mont
realer
who
was
unable
to
get
leave,
Jimmy
Bray
of
Liverpool
was
knocked
out
in
the
lasf
minute
of
a
bout
with
Harry
Lazas
of
London.
Bray
was
ahead
on
points
when
his
chin
collided
with
a
right
hook.
MIDLANDS
Rifleman
''Bud"
Bevan,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Clarence
Bevan
of
Cobourg,
has
been
transferred
by
the
Japanese
from
a
prison
camp
In
Hong
Kong
to
Tokyo,
Lacccrding
to
vord
received
.by
his
parents
through
the
International
Red
Cross.
Pte.
Herb
Martin
of
Cobourg
had
one
of
the
toughest
assignments
in
Sicily
when
with
six
other
Canadian
soldiers
he
escorted
750
Axis
prisoners
of
war
20
miles
down
the
line
In
the
heat
and
'dust
as
there
were
no
vehicles
available
for
the
purpose.
Fern
Boldgett
Sunde,
.former
ly
of
Cobourg
and.
.now
a
wireless
telegrapher
,in
the
merchant
marine,
was
decorated
with
a
Norwegian
war
medal,
the
St.
GOLD
SEAL
$8P
Fancy
Ucd
Sockeye
Salmon
and
Herring
in
Tomato
Sauce
are
both
on
active
service
but
wilt
be
back
on
your
grocer's
shelf
soon
as
conditions
.permit.
Olav
Medal
with
Oak
Leaves,
Up
and
that
you
have
to
buy.
by
the
.Norwegian
King,
fora
ticket
to
be
"gypped,"
beside.
having
successfully
crossed
the
Atlantic
51
times,
with
food
for
Britain.
W.O.I
Roy
Service,
west
coast,
is
home
on
furlough,
and
is
visiting
his
wife
and
family,
Division
Street.
LETTERBOX
FOIt
BETTER
CARNIVAL
Editor,
Dally
News:
As
the
campaign
to
raise
funds
for
our
Civic
Centre
has
commenced,
I
would
like
to
voice
the
opinion
of
many
"men
in
the
street"
regarding
the
means
employed
to
raise
money
In
general
and
the
Carnival
in
"''tlcular.
incy
say
that
in
previous
Car
nivals
most'of
the
amusement
features
and
entertainers-have
been
Imported.
This
means
that
a
considerable
sum
of
money,
raised
by
local
people
for
the
benefit
of
local
people,
goes
into
the
pockets
of
outsiders
who
fancy
dress
carnival
and
con-1
fettl
fete,
with
at.least
one
afternoon
and
evening
devoted
to
events
of
a
similar
.nature
for
the
kiddles.
An
all-around
sport
card
could
be
worked
out
boxing,
wrestling,
cutless-swing-ing,
bayonet
fighting,
aquatic
sports
could
be
held
in
the
harbor,
swimming,
boat
pulling,
sailing
races,
.with
comic
wrestling
and
boxing
on
rafts
with
a
greasy
pole,
etc.
A
wide
choice
of
amusements
could
be
offered
and
collections
taken
by
responsible
and
properly
authorized
persons.
Let
us
get
away
from
the
slick
type
of
"gyp"
game
and
so-call-
not
only
have
no
interest
In
the
ed
"Midway"
where
one
has
to
welfare
of
Prince
Rupert
but
are
pay
to
get
out,
after
paying
to
primarily
concerned
with
mak-
get
in.
ing
all
they
can
for
themselves.
;
The
"Man
in
the
Street"
who
It
is
also,
felt
that,
to
say
is
the
man
with
the
money
these.
me
least
in
urn
regard,
tne
tai-
rdays,
will,
In
surprised
apprecla-ent
has
been
hardly
first
class
tlon,
respond
with
good
money
neither
educational
nor
origin
al.
Criticism
is
strong
regarding
the
various
games
which
are
considered
to
be
of
the
"gyp"
type
and
appeal
to
the
worst
elements
in
our
character
mako-
for
clean
fun
and
honest
amuse
ment.
For
the
"Man
in
the
Street,"
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j
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,
z&smtt
m&Ai'sft
Truly
a
battleship
of
the
air,
the
Lancaster
has
a
wing-span
of
102
feet.
Exclusive
of
rivets,
nuts
and
bolts,
plane
has
50,000
different
parts,
counting
Sport
Chat
Knight's
Daughter,
a
royal
lilly
which
once
all
but
reached
the
auction
block
through
a
lack
of
promise,
bids
fair
to
emerge
as
Britain's
best
two-year
old
of
the
season.
Giving
10
pounds
to
all
but
one
rival
up
Newmarket
way,
the
Daughter
romped
to
her
third
successive
triumph
In
winning
the
five-furlong
.Balsham
Stakes
for
the
King.
If
It
hadn't
been
for
the
temperamental
filly,
His
Majesty's
tables
would
show
no
victories
this
year.
Lord
Derby's
Bocby
Trap,
who
provided
one
of
the
biggest
upsets
of
the
Derby
by
finishing
last
in
the
large
field,
finally
won
a
race.
He
took
an
apprentice
handicap
affair
at
Newmarket.
Optimists
who
took
another
chance
on
Booby
Trap
after
his
dismal
Derby
display
.were
pleasantly
shocked
when
bookmaker
paid
off
at
10-1.
In
cidentally,
the
one-day
race
meet,
featuring
eight
races.
started,
at
11:30
in
-the
morning.
The
latest
acquisition
to
riding
ranks
is,
no
kidding,
Donald
Goose.
A
14-year
old
stable
boy,
he
rode
in
a
Newmarket
apprentice
race
but
didnt
finish
in
the
money.
Trainer
Harvey
Leader
one
of
Britain's
best
believes
youong
Goose
has
the
1
engines
and
turrets
as
one.
Top
illustration
gives
an
idea
of
tremendous
task
involved
in
building
the
Lancaster.
In
bottom
picture,
huge
69-ft.
fuselage.
Eneines,
of
which
there
are
four,
are
famcj
I.
Koyce
Merlins,
only
components
of
Lancaster
it
are
not
made
in
the
Dominion.
Note
gigantic
tii
NAZI
WATEBil
Gei
many
3
w.i:
.Many
suggestions
have
been
t
Includes
more
t
offered
in
the
hope
that
this
of
canal
and
river
t:i
coming
Carnival
could
be
made
j
the
befct
yet
and
here
are
some
'
ideas
in
this
respect:
As
we
have
lots
of
local
talent,
both
among
civilians
and
In
the
armed
forces,
several
bands,
why
not
,put
on
something
a
little
original
open
air
band
concerts,
vocal
and
instrumental
num-
j
bers,
male
and
female
choruses,
comedies,
etc.,
open
air
dancing,
Summer
is
trrs
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