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Friday,
October
1.
1943.
Fighters
AndPotential
Voters
.
.
.
-The
U.S.
.presidential
election
in
1944
promises
to
be
one
of
the
most
interesting
and
sijrnilicant
in
the
American
history
for
two
reasons:
Tlie
Fourth
Tejjn
issue
and
the
fact
that,
for
the
first
time
.a
block
:0f
votes
"will
exist
outside
the
States,
big
enough
to
.decide
a
close
icontest.
3y
voting
time
next
year,
the
American
overseas
soldier1
vote
may
run
as
.high
.as
4
to
o
.million,
from
-a
total
armed
force
of
11,300,000
Mr.
.Roosevelt's
-popular
vote
pluralities
in
'32,
'36,
.and
'40,
were
respectively
7,060,016,
10,797,090
.and
4$38flXV,
so
the
importance
-of
the
armed
force
vote
both
in
the
States
land
overseas
is
evident.
!
A
new
kind
of
political
campaign
on
a
huge
scale
is
in
the
offing.
-Issues
of
the
.election
will
.have
to
t
be
carried
literally
to
the
.ends
of
the
..earth.
'
Control
of
the
mediums,
the
.radio
and
the
press,
.,
'by
which
servicemen
get
their
news
is
in
the
iiands
-
si
Ihe
government.
Already
the
Republican
opposition
js
.charging
.that
the
Democratic
-Government
-isicarefully
:protecting
t,he
Armed
Forces
from
politiesparticularly
Republican
politics.
T
Xo
the
millions
.of
Americans
fighting
for
Democ-
racy,
important
rights
are
involved,
not
.only
the
right
.of
'the
fighters
to
vote,
but
their
equally'
important
right
to
.a
fair
hearing
of
both
sides.of
the
campaign.
'
Canadians
will
watch
the
election
with
;keen
f
riendlv
interest
mainlv
because
President
Roosevelt
is
immensely
popular
in
Canada,
but
also
.because
the
American
handling
of
the
overseas
vote
Will
otter
useful
experience
for
.the
next
Federal
campaign
in
-Canada,
due
any
time
.within
the
next
two
years.
The
Liberation
of
Corsica
To
vmost
.of
,
us
the
invasion
of
Corsica
is
just,
another
Mediterranean
island
operation.
But
to
the
'French
jt
is
much
more.
It
is
the
first
step
in
the
liberation
of
France,
and
;it
is
being
conducted
by
French
troops,
with
some
Italian
support
and
th,
-frenzied
.co-operation
of
the
inhabitants
of
the
island.
""Allied
political
strategy
in
the
Mediterranean
area
may
have
slipped
a
tew
cogs
irom
time
to
time.
But
entrusting
the
liberation
of
Corsica
to
the
troops
and
ships
of
Gen.Giraud
-was
sheer
inspiration
of
the
highest
order.
The
French
re
a
proud
people.
They
have
never
quite
figured
out
what
happened
in
1940
when
their
army,
which
they
had
been
told
was
the
finest
in
the
world
an
opinion
.shared
by
many
alleged
military
experts
in
other
lands
melted
like
the
snows
in
sorine:
before
the
German
blitzkrieg.
JsTow
they
are
having
an
opportunity
for
revenge
.
revanche
they
.call
it.
Nothing
could
be
sweeter,
I
except
perhaps
driving
the
hated
Nazis
from
their
'bplovpd
"Paris
Tf
is
nn
enrnvioo
tn
loam
tVmh
nn
floi'
man
prjso.ne.rs
are
.being
taken.
Corsica
has.another
special
meaning
to
the
French.
It
is
ifoe
ibirthplace
.of
Napoleon.
Opinions
about
the
Little
Corporal
have
-varied
from
time
to
time,
.but
lie
is
still
a
great
national
hero
to
Frenchmen.
He
is
also
a
hero
to,
the
Italians,
who
.claim
that
:he
really
belonged
to
their
race.
Perhaps
a
common
effort
in
the
liberation
of
Napoleon's
homeland
mav
bring
together
the
two
great
Latin
peoples
whose'
separ
ation
was
one
oi
lviussonni's
blackest
crii
.Every
mether.can
be
thankful
for
the
fact
that
safe,
convenient,
economical,
'
Carnation
Milk
is
as
nourishing
as
any
milk
can
be
is
extra
easy
to
digest
and
is
irradiated
for
extra
".sunshine"
vitamin
D.
Ask
your
doctor
about
a
Carnation
Milk
formula
for
your
baby.
And
don't
forget
that
Carnation
is
just
as
good
for
drinking
.(chilled
and
diluted,
of
course)
and
for
cooking.
Write
for
free
bqok
'Tour
Contented
Baby."
Carnauon
Co.
Ltd,,
Vancouver.
IRRADIATED
-
.
,
C
arnation
Milk
A
CANADIAN
PRODUCT
-
fhm
(intenttd
Cows
rimes.
Fit
for
Your
Baby
t
lip
AIR
FORCE
WINS
FIRST
y.eMs
Station
Complement
to
Take
Opening
Blood
in
Still
rankling
from
Wednesday's
dreadful
showing,
Air
Force
Flyers
rose
with
a
vengeance
,at
.Seal
Cove
last
njgh
and
hurled
everything
.but
;fche
backstop
at
Station
Complement
to
'take
-the
first
game
nine
to
three
in
the
best
of
three
for
the
Inter-Service
Softball
.Championship.
Alter
the
.smoke
of
battle
had
cleared,
Uie
Flyers
sorted
from
the
debris
an
.even
dozen
hits,
including
a
homer
by
.Crymble.
and
.six
two-base
blows.
Station
Complement
fought
a
rearguard
action
all
the
way
and
replied
weakly
with
.five
hits,
two
of
which
w,ere
doubles.
The
Airmen
laid
down
a
withsiing
fire
from
the
.start
ito
hit
the
target
four
times
on
I
three
doubles
,and
two
singles.
,
Whin
one
down
in
the
first.
baser
over
second.
Bennes
duplicated
Brown's
feat
to
send
him
across
with
the
first
marker.
-Ciytmble,
next
man
up,
.bounced
one
over
Wander's
head
that
(scored
O'ieary.
Volsky
got
;the
last
two-bagger
and
fourth
straight
knock
by
sneaking
the
apple
through
;third
.to
.count
with
Bennes
and
Crymble.
.Crymble
got
his
round
tripper
in
the
third
stanza.
After
O'Leary
was
rubbed
.out,
short
to
first,
Bennes
walked.
Crymble
then
connected
solidly
with
one
of
Nigro's
.Sunday
specials
into
(deep
left
centre
fcr
the
circuit
smash
that
was
good
3or
two
more
tallies.
Volsfey
xontinued
Naples
Is
Near
Fall
LONDON,
Oct.
1
Oificial
word
of
the
Jail
.of
Naples
is
.expected
Lat
any
time
now.
Allied
forces
4
are
already
fighting
on
the
out
skirts.
With
British
tanks
reported
to
be
driving
dn
as
the
Germans
move
.out,
fthe
sNazis
are
in
general
but
.orderly
retreat.
The
enemy
will,
it
is
expected,
take
up
new
positions
north
of
Naples.
The
Xondon
.Evening
News
says
that
there
Jws
been
naval
bombardment
of
Naples.
After
Naples.
.Rome,
130
miles
.to
the
Lnorth,
will
Jbe
the
next
Allied
objective.
Sport
Chat
Some
intejsesting
facts
regarding
soccer's
history
are
broueht
to
lisht.
-bv
the
Vnn-
'The
vGreeks
.called
it
"Har-paston."
The
Romans
adopted
the
game
And
flamed
it
"Fpllis."
but
the
Romans
thought
It
wasf
tco
much
cf
a
sissy
pastime
.and
banned
it.
.-
.
.
'
"In
1848
in
-England
it
was
decided
that
football
should
have
a
standard
.set
of
rules
a.nd
the
most
important
of
these
was:
"the
ball
must
be
advanced
solely
by
kicking.
"In
1883
the
teams
which
played
in
the
kicking
game
got'
Aether
and
thus
the
football
Association
was
formed.
"Practically
all
of
the
rules
which
were
adopted
way
back
.there
in
1823
and
1856
have
been
rig-
the
barrage
with
a
double-hls
,
jdly
adnered
ever
since
aecona
in
a
row
true
leu,
auo
crossed
pay
dirt
on
another
two-ply
smash
by"
Howe.
The
Americans
at
last
were
heard
from
in
the
fourth.
After
Anderson
cracked
a
bingle
into
left.
Falsen
put
the
ball
through
one
of
the
canteen
wiri-.dows
for
a.
double.
Carlson
then
strolled
to
load
the
cushions
and
the
.elongated
Manders
came
through
with
a
knock
into
centre
to
score
Anderson.
AH
bases
-were
.still
occunied
and
I
none
down,
vwhen
Crymble
sud-I
denly
decided
that
the
boys
jhad
had
enough
amusement
.and
cooly
proceeded
to
-.whiff
iCar-denuto,
Cretella
and
Aubrey.
fto
end
the
inning
and
.threat.
Third
baseman
Andetson
came
upwi!h
jjome
;fine
eWin'r
in
the
Air
Force
turn
at
bat.
Every
one
of
the
.Flyers',
bludgeoners
smashed
the
ball'
down
to
Anderson
and
.every
time
lie
went
down
quickly
into
the
.dirt
to
get
the
Airmen
at
first
in
plenty
of
time.
The
Amerks
put
across
two
more
mns
in
the
,flfth
on
.a
single
sandwiched
between
two
Air
Force
jtniscues
but
the
Blue
Boys
nullified
dhat
;by
getting
a
counter
in
their
half
cf
-the
fifth
and
another
in
the
sixth,
.Crymble
was
a
.one
.man
show
as
he,
pitched
and
hit
.his
team
to
victory,
.esides
.pitching
flve-'hlr-
shall
and
striking
out
a
like
number
of
men,
he
had
a
perfect
day
at
bat,.
clouting
a
.homer
and
a
brace
of
singles
that.
.were
good
for
thiee
runs
and
t
three
runs
ibatted
in.
Volsky
and
Brown,
with
their
two
doubles
apiece
and
adequate
gardening,
.contributed
Immensely
to
ithe
.cause.
As
a
matter
of
fact,
the
.whole
team
Vayed
good
ball,
a
quick
tran
sition
irom
iweanesoay
s
.performance.
Anderson
stood
out
lor
the
losers.
A
.work
horse
at
third
.all
night,
he
cracked
out
-two
bingles
and
scored
.twice.
.Manders
and
Aubrey,
of
course,
played
vtheir
.usual
reliable
game.
The
-teams
will
now
-enjoy
A
one
day
lay-off,
then,
continue
their
-ivajry
lor
.the
right
to
.wear
the
softball
crown
Jor
he
year
when
they
square
.off
,at
Acropolis
Hill
on
.Saturday.
Line-ups:
Station
Complement
Aubrey
ss,
Lancaster
If,
Nigro
p,
Anderson
3b,
Falsen
.c,
.Carlson
.cf.
Manders
lb,
Cardenuto
:2b,
:Cre-tella
rf.
Air
,Fprce
Flyers
J31ore
cf.
Biown
b,
OXea.ry
c.
Bennes
.ss.
Crymble
,p,
Volsky
lb,
Qcstaldln
If,
Howe
,3b,
Anderson
rf
.
.Umpires
At.iplate:
Finney,
Station
Complement;
on
bases.
Mahl,
Air
Force.
R
II
E
Comp.
0
0
0
1
2
0
03
5
1
Flyers
4
0
3
0
1
1
x
9
12
3
Terrace
The
village
-municipality
is
proving
its
advantages
these
days
when
shortages
which
are
brought
about
by
the
war
have
been
thieaCening
-to
-cause
some
vcony.
An
instance
unay
lbe
quoted
In
ithe
.current
action
jol,
the
commissioners
In
deciding
to
provide
against
the
threat
of
a
shortage
in
-the
matter
of
iuel.
As
the
winter
;approaches
many
orders
for
coal
have
been
coming
in
to
the
municipal
office,
which
ordeis
are
being
delivered
to
the
householders
as
fast
as
the
coal
arrives
.in
the
freight
yards.
igel
Sherwood
has
returned
from
a
short
holiday
in
the
tit&triot
around
Hazelton.
I
-Eor
the
litst
time
in
the
his-l
io.iy
of
Terrace
Village
there
j
was
no
tax
sale
on
.September
!
80.
This
speaks
well
for
the
Increased
prosperity
of
-the
Vil
lage.
1W6
ithere
were
-
only
:252
.ships
orown
epmea
peuei
on
fxmm
Province.
"The
game
was
!
on
both
;skies.
uk
uunrai
-mi
rn
"cju
.
Hrst
D
aved
bv
the
Or-Poks
in
I
or
the
-first
extra4ase
hlt
and
,
Sparta
as
far
back
as
500
B.
c."
wem
10
uura
-on
.umrys
-one
,
newsnaner
savs.
in
nart.
KWONG
SANG
IIING
ilOP
KEE
HOUSE
Next
to
KUe
-Tal
612
th
.AVJE.
WEST
All
.your
patronage
.welcome
Opn
5
psa.
to
,1:30
a.m.
.Tuesday-IO
pan.
,to
1:30
a.m.
OutSide
Orders
from
2
p.m.
,
1:30
jn.
Fhone
Red
2i7
What's
nicer
than
a
snowy
bed
On
which
to
rest
your
weary
head
Sheets
.must
be
very
white,
'tis
true
So
donft
forget
the
rinse
in
BLUE
U6e
,
A
swijh
of
Blue
.in
the
last
.rirue
water
doej
the
jtrick.
Prevents
yellow
and
keeps
your
bed
linen,
towels
and
white
clothes
ff
clean
and
sparkling
..white.
0WJiHES.CNER
wis
RMEUMC3UIAJ
CAWAIHIM
'For
VJHEMSSCANAL
"ZONE"
WAS
DELIRIOUS
HE
T3UD
-HOW
I
5AVED
HIS
.LIFJEU'HE'LL
BE
;UPSrTT
ABOUT
OH
DEAR,
THEY
-5AV
Here's
the
reason
jorits
Popularity.
is
the
Chocolate
Cocoa
LETTERBOX
miNCE
KUfEKT
ASLEEP
Editor.
Daily
News:
So
"Mr.
Maltiand
Speaks."
Wonderful!
Too
bad
he
is
so
lar
behind
thousands
of
jnere
ilUTXiwDS.
htUPS
taxpayers.
If
he
lived
in
Pilnce
Jn
-the
battle
.of
Jutland
in
rRupest
there
..would
M
some
ex-
cuse
f
or
.his.
being
in
a
trance
so
long.
The
ame
applies
to
several
poor
dopes
down
at
Ottawa.
Jt
.will
be
a
good
..thing
for
.Canada
when
more
of
them
ow
the
example
of
Ixrd
Bennett.
I
.expect
Rp
.v,-.
vVinkle
(Buperti
has
rolled
overand
feane
.to
aleep
.again
fr
?.'
years
.of
slumber,
since
Vancouver
stole
the
,G.
T.
P.
It
would
be
expecting
:too
much
if
there
was
Any
change
.during
the
next
uwenty-tflve
years.
?Jlow
iaurier
-an
jest
easy
in
.his
grave
is
iiard
to
figure.
Too
.bad
.Canada
,has
no
liberal
:party
nowadays
Just
two
Conservative
pa.ties
the
"Ins"
and
"Outs"
and
the
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