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Invasion
of
Italy
.
.
.
Dramatically
timed
on
the
declaration
of
war
by
Great
Britain
on
Germany,
:
the
Allied
landing
on
Italy
proper
is
a
development
'
of
great
moment
in
the
conflict.
It
is
not
exactly
sensational
or
surprising,
however,
but
may
be
accept
ed
as
a
continuation
of
systematic
Allied
operations
which
must
have
as
their
final
objective
the
heart
and
seat
of
Axis
power.
Possibly
it
is
the
most,
im-nnrtant
nhnse
sn
far
nf
the
Allied
offensive
in
Erlohal
.
r
wanare.
Certainly
all
indications
and
all
activities
of
late,
including
the
recent
aerial
pounding
of
Italy's
communication
lines,
pointed
to
the
new
move
which
came
today.
The
second
front
has
been
opened
in
real
earnesc
now.
The
war
is
increasing
in
scope
and
intensity.
The
tempo
is
quickening.'
We
are
getting
the
action
which
we
so
long
have
anticipated,
yes
hoped
for
because
it
must
be
faced
some
time.
Canadians
are
in
the
thick
of
it
now
and
we
must
be
.prepared
to
take
the
bad
news
with
the
good,
ir
Central
and
Southern
Italy
will
probably
be
made
:the
base
for
an
invasion
of
the
Balkans
within
the!
ihear
future.
In
such
a
case
supplementary
invasions
of
other
European
areas,
particularly
Northern
".Europe,
Northern
France
or
Denmark,
should
be
expected.
Likely
the
Badoglio
government
will
fall
quickly
after
troops
are
landed
and
that
Badoglio
will
be
replaced
by
a
less
illustrious
military
man,
who
will
accept
the
terms
of
unconditional
surrender.
Complete
disintegration
of
the
old
administration
in
most
parts
of
Italy
is
likely,
and
our
troops
may
for
the
first
time
enter
areas
where
the
native
population
has
already
freed
itself
from
the
Fascist
overlords
and
taken
over
the
local
government.
In
a
military
sense
the
German
armies
stationed
in
north
Italy
can
estahlish
a
strong
defence
along
the
Po
River,
although
the
supply
lines
would
be
tortuous
and
vulnerable.
More
than
military
considerations,
however,
may
move
the
German
generals
upon
whom
the
task
of
defendine
Northern
Italv
would
fall.
Even
German
troops
will
be
demoralized
bv
the
anti-Nazi,
anti-Fascist,
anti-war
sympathies
of
the
Italian
population.
Italian
workers
revolting
under
.internationalist
Socialist
banners
do
not
constitute
a
.movement
calculated
to
revive
the
fighting
spirit
of
a
war-weary
army
dependent
on
a
war-weary
population.
German
generals
can
nrohahly
see
nlreadv
that
enforcement
of
ruthless
discipline
against
an
actively
recalcitrant
Italian
nopulation
would
be
necessary,
and
that
such
retribution
against
revolutionary
Italian
workers
would
merely
fan
the
flame
These
eat
every
Friday,
September
3,
1943
the
fourth
anniversary
of
0
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Qualifies
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The
scene
under
the
arch
of
the
Peace
To
er
as
seen
through
the
eyes
of
a
.Canadian
artist
when
President
Franklin
Delano
Roose
velt
spoke
to
thousands
of
people
assembled
on
Parliament
Hill.
Left
to
right
Governor
Gen
eral,
the
Earl
of
Athlone;
Rear
Admiral
William
Brcwn,
presidential
aide:
H.R.H.
Princess
Ali-'e;
Prime
Minister
Mackenzie
King
and
Mr.
Roosevelt
standing
before
the
microphones.
Sport
Chat
Louise
Brough,
the
blende
California
bombshell
who
is
the
favo;ite
of
many
to
win
the
current
women's
national,
tennis
championship
at
Forest
Hills,
thinks
that
girls
are
pretty
poor
tennis
players
considering
the
time
and
effort
they
devote
to
the
game.
Mist
Brough
doesn't
think
much
of
girls
as
tennis
placers
and
sh;
is
candid
enough
to
say
so.
She
Includes
herself
In
this
cilticism,
admitting
that
she
can
beat
a
fair,
second-flight
man
once
In
fifty
times."
"Considering
the
time
and
effort
they
put
into
the
game,
most
girls
are
pretty
aw(ul,"
is
thp
unvarnished
manner
in
which
Louise
expressed
her
To
Quickly
Soflen
toughest
Beards
'
Use
Lathe
Cl!AUI&l
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views.
"I
can
understand
why
men
sarcastically
call
them
fugitives
from
a
kitchen
stove.
The
trouble
is
that
they're
too
ladylike.
They're
so
concerned
about
loking
pretty
and
making
every
move
a
picture
that
they
forget
to
sock
the
ball.
There's
so
much
room
for
lm-nrovement
in
everv
eltl
Dlaver
drought
In
line
with
the
short-flattered
I've
ever
seen
that
I
don't
feel
when
I'm
compared
to
?e
8f
80ods
and
services,
anyone,"
says
the
M-year
old
Prince
Rupert's
position
is
Louise
who
explains
that
"over-
,
of
utmost
importance
to-jonlldence
rather
than
stage
iy
on
n;
rtme
front
but
a
fr,-rht
mh.pH
her
tn
inxo
hr
i
thousand
of
her
man
and
few
;ou2h
just
when
victory
was
within
reach
and
lose
the
national
championship
to
Miss
Pauline
Betz
last
year
at
Forest
Hills.
"As
soon
as
I
took
the
;ead
in
the
second
set,
I
talked
myself
Into
being
too
tired
for
very
shot.
I
just
lay
back
and
expected
to
get
the
breaks.
It
won't
happen
again."
Miss
Brough
turned
to
tennis
as
an
escape
-from
practising
the
piano
after
her
family
moved
from
OklaHoma
City,
Oklahoma,
to
Beverly
Hills,
Cal..
six
years
ago.
After
she
had
been
soundly
and
repeatedly
trounced
at
tennis
by
her
girl
companions
Louise
decided
to
become
more
skilled
at
the
game
she
then
despised
so
that
she
could
"retaliate
some
day
by
beating
those
gltls
In
love
sets.1
So
it
wasn't
long
before
Louise
j
was
developing
her
now
rew
!
nowned
aggressive
game,
of
'
which
power
is
the
keynote,
under
the
tutelage
of
Dick
Skeen.
.
professional
at
the
Beverly
Hills
club,
who
is
regarded
as
the
ness.
Within
a
year
Louise
had
started
s:allng
the
tennTs
heights
which,
onze
she
reaches,
she
intends
to
retain
for
a
while.
"I
suppose
I
will
turn
pro,"
she
says,
"but
I'll
waH
at
least
1
year.
It's
only
fair
to
give
i
someone
a
chance
to
win
the
,ltle
frcm
me."
KWONG.
SANG
HING
nop
KEE
CHOP
SUEY
HOUSE
Next
to
King
Tal
612
7th
AVE.
WEST
All
your
patronage
welcome
Open
5
p.m.
to
1:30
a.m.
Tuesday
10
p.m.
to
1:30
a.m.
Outside
Orders
from
2
p.m.
1:30
a.m.
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IMPACT
OF
WAR
(Continued
from
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One)
ture
by
erecting
hundreds
pt
new
homes.
'
Today
finds
every
employable
man
and
woman
in
Prince
Rupert
presed
into
service
in
the
war
effort.
There
is
a
labor
of
her
women
have
also
enlisted
.
In
the
armed
forces
and
arp
serving
far
afield
on
land,
at
'
sea
and
In
the
air.
At
least
two
1
of
her
citizens
have
won
decor-
i
ations
for
their
war
service.
'
Nu-f'ng
Slstrr
Edith
Ke-gin
,
Mutrlt,
now
in
the
Medlterran-
,
ean
area,
'
has
won
the
Royal
Red
Cross
for
servhe
with
'he
Royal
Canadian
Army
Medical
Corps.
Skipper
James
Thomas
has
been
honored
by
the
King
with
the
conferring
of
the
Older
of
the
British
Empire
for
his
service
with
the
Fisherman';!
Reserve
on
the
British
Columbia
coast.
The
war.
has
also
brought
sadness
for
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert.
Some
of
her
finest
young
men
have
made
the
supreme
sacrifice
while
on
service
with
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force-others
with
Royal
-Can
adlan
Navy.
C.N.R.
Trains
For
the
East-Dairy
except
Sunday
....
8
p.m.
For
Terrare
and
Pacific
Dally
except
Sunday.
..
4
p.m
From
the
East-Dally
except
Mon.
10:45
p.m.
From
Terrace
and
Pacific
Dally
except
Sun.
11:30
a.m.
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(Late
of
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Chiropractor
Westholme
Rooms
Announcing;
the
Opening
of
the
STYLE
BEAUTY
PARLOR
AND
BARBERSHOP
At
C07
3rd
Ave.
W.
(Next
door
to
the
Royal
Bank)
Phone
Blue
81
for
Appoint,
ments.
All
work
guaranteed
Under
a
new
order
of
the
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Wartime
Prices
and
Tiaae
Rnsrif
moat
rtpnlprs
are
nOW
re-
I
quired
to
display
the
ptices
of
their
cuts.
Yesterday
the
max!-,
mum
prices
of
beef
cuts
were
announced.
Here
are
the
maxi
mum
prices
for
some
further
meat
products
Including
a
drop
in
the
retail
price
of
lamb
cuts:
Legs'
Lamb
35
Loin
Lamb
'35
Shoulder
23
Flank.
,19
Pork
Sausage
In
packages,
sheep
casings
30
Pork
Sausage
in
packages,
hog
casings
Commercial
Sausage
(not
pork)
sheep
casings
Commercial
Sausage
(not
Pork)
hog
casings
Bologna
22V,
'
Weiners
and
Frankfurters
30
Weiners
and
Frankfurters
Hog
casings
2!
Weiners
and
Frankfurters
artificial
casings
28
Beef
Liver
27
Calf
Liver
52
Lamb
Liver
21
Beef
Heart
12
Veal
Heart
.
'
15
Beef
Tongue,
fresh
or
pickle
24
Veal
Tongue
20
Lamb
Tongue
20
Sweetbreads,
beef
24
Sweetbreads,
veal
50
Beef
and
Veal
Kidney
23
Lamb
Kidney
59
Beef
Brains
13
Veal
Brains
15
Meat
prleea
which
are
announced
by
the
Wartime
Prices
and
Trade
Board,
It
might
be
explained,
apply
to
commer-
clal
arid
not
special
or
"red
brand"
grades.
W
r
V
A
housewife
is
filled
with
elation
If
her
white
washings
cause
approbofiJ
It's
simple
to
do
if
you
always
use
Start
now
and
you'll
get
an
ovation
7c6e
HELPS
FRUITGROWERS
LONDON,
Sept
3
O
Britain
Is
to
give
financial
assistance
for
the
grapefruit
industry
in
British
Honduras,
which
has
been
hard
hit
by
the
war.
and
the
provision
of
$10,000
for
this
purpose
has
been
approved.
Simmons
Mattresses
BEAUTYREST
SLEEP
UNIT,
size
4-6,4-0
$71.00
DEEPSLEEP
SLEEP
UNIT,
size
4-6,
4-0
J61.50
SLUMBER
KINO
8LEEP
UNIT,
all
sizes
-
$52.50
Felt
Mattresses
WHITE
KNIGHT,
size
4-6
$37.75
OSTERMOOR,
size
4-6
t
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SLUMBER
KINO,
all
sizes
$29.50
4-piece
BEDROOM
SUITE,
consists
of
Bed
Ends,
Chiffonier,
Vanity
and
Bench
$89.00
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ared
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