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6,
1910
CANDIDATES
LINING
UP
'
Full
List
for
School
Board
,
Brookshank
anC
iirown
Are
:
Latest
Entrants
Fifth
candidate
Tor
slve
seats
on
the
board
of
school
trustees,
Arthur
Bruce
Brown,
barrister,
fjlcd
his
rumination
papers
this
morninsr.
He
is
proposed
by
W.
K.
McAfee
and
seconded
by
W.
M.
Watts.
Other
school
board
candidates
are
Dr.
R.
G.
Large.
W.
F.
Stone.
A.
J.
Dominato
and
Mrs.
Earl
Becker.
Should
there
be
no
more
nominees,
and
acclamations
to
the
school
board
result,
some
means
will
have
to
be
devised
who
will
have
two-
and
one-year
terms
which
would
otherwise
be
settled
by
standing
of
candidates
in
number
of
votes
cast.
There
are
now
seven
candidates
entered
for
four
two-year
aldermanic
terms
G.
B.
Casey,
A.
E.
Field.
Hugo
JCrauqner,
Robert
McKay,
A.
S.
Nickerson
and
Arthur
Brcoksbank.
Thomas
B
Black
is
the
sole
airant
to
date
to
the
one-year
aldermanic
seat.
WISE
TO
i
.
TERRACE
The
weather
has
become
very
mild
within
the
last
few
days
with
the
rrsult
that
the
snow
is
beginning
to
disappear.
Previously
there
had
been
snow
flurries
-with
light
froit,
having
about
two
inches
of
snow
on
the
ground.
Assistant
engineer
D.
T.
Willis
and
Mrs.
Willis
were
in
town
on
Wednesday
and
Thursday.
They
were
driving
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Smithcrs
but
-were
held
up
by
heavy
snows
west
cf
Miss
Freida
James,
teacher
of
Grade
II,
has
been
ill
for
a
few
days
and
Mrs.
R.
de
Kcrgom-
mcaux
has
been
substitute
teacher.
F.
P.
Levirs,
inspector
schools,
arrived
in
Terrace
Tuesday
nights
train.
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knows
what's
best
for
you
and
Iiis
advice
is
to
play
smart
and
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early.
That
way
you'll
have
our
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selection
to
choose
from
and
you'll
be
able
to
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in
comfort
...
no
rush
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early.
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Daisy's
Afraid
of
Colds
of
on
FELINFOEL,
Wales
O
Aely-bryn,
huge
residence
in
this
near
Ilanelly.
has
been
acquired
by
the
Women's
Volun
tary
Services
as
a
hostel
for
aged
pensioners.
'Author
Believes
Fruillv
Security
Delayed
W
ar
End
COL.
It.
S.
MA
LONE
IN
"MISSING
FROM
THE
RECORD"
SAYS
CANADIANS
COULD
HAVE
MISSED
MONTHS
OF
WAR
By
ALAN
RANDAL
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
Had
it
not
been
for
security
going
wrong
or
nerhans
the
Italians
hrnk-p
faith,
tho
rmm.
dians
would
never
have
had
those
heart-breaking
months
of
fighting
in
Italy,
writes
Col.
R.
S.
(Dick)
Malone
of
Winnipeg.
A
former
Canadian
liaison
officer
on
the
staff
of
Field
Marshal
Montgomery,
Col.t
Malone
brings
this
out
in
his
j
book
"Missing
From
The
Record"
una
says
me
pian
was
10
use
'the
1st
Canadian
Division
for
"limited
operations
only"
and
then
send
all
Canadians
back
to
join
the
First
Canadian
Army
in
England
for
the
frontal
attack
on
Europe.
The
Italians
sued
for
peace
several
days
before
the
assault
on
Italy
and
the
plan
was
that
the
Canadians
and
some
British
w
there
while
the
main
assault
bv
Americans
went
in
later
at
Salerno
for
a
thrust
across
Italy
to
seal
the
Germans
off.
"Whether
the
German
Intel
ligence
was
too
good
or
whether
the
Italians
broke
faith
and
tin-
'ped
the
Germans
off
it
is
hard
to
say
but
the
Germans
knew
that
Reggio
was
not
the
main
assault,"
writes
Col.
Malone.
With
the
element
of
surprise
lost
the
Americans
met
much
heavier
opposition
at
Salerno
than
was
expected,
were
largely
rescued
by
the
small
handful
of
men
"Monty"
had
under
his
command
in
Italy
and
then
the
Allies
were
committed
to
the
We
Serve
You
Notlilng
But
the
Best
.
.
.
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5&
8
malt
urus,
v.w.
iwaione
noias
mat
relieving
Field
Marshal
Montgomery
of
his
over-all
land
com
mand
at
that
time
was,
in
effect,
a
prolongation
of
the
-war
which
otherwise
might
well
have
been
won
before
1944
ended.
In
the
view
of
the
author,
the
reason
for
relieving
Montgomery
I
nnxsritiPTioN
was
that
victory
seemed
not
only
fm.
i,
n.c
,,1
assurxed
but
reasonably
close
insistcnce
on
conscription
to
fill
"W"WnS
n
thos
gaps
in
the
reinforcement
ranks
who
dirt
not
tt-nnt
n
Rriilsh
tohI
......
.
...
troops
roops
attacking
aiiacKing
the
the
toe
toe
of
of
Italy
Italy
rf
Pro!
:
7
nnrnminrl
,
wnicn
ne
Discovered
on
a
trip
to
in
rt
nil
A
lit.
rouid
draw
the
Germans
down'
,
"
"
"'"tu
the
battle
zones,
k
..-
.
...
armies
armies
when
when
surrender
surrender
ramn
came
,.u
At
the
time
the
Allies
were
moving
on
Germany
proper
and
the
Arnhcm
airborne
operations
was
still
to
come.
Col.
Malone
holds
that
at
Arnhcm
the
war
could
have
been
won
but
wasn't
because,
havlnir
been
relieved
of
his
over-all
command,
Montgomery
did
not
have
the
use
of
American
divisions
which
could
have
made
Arnhem
a
success.
PLEADED
WITH
EISENHOWER
CoL
Malone.
a
newsnam-r
rv
ccutive
now
with
the
Winnipeg
Free
Press
which
he
left
tr
Lovely
Lamps
4-
C.w
I
10
me
war,
says
"Monty"
plead
any
fought
a
delaying
action,
rtt.
t
,.T.
.7?
dl
.MOST
FATEFUL
ANNOUNCEMENT
As
to
the
Seconc
Front
Col.
mast
ratelul
of
the
war.
It
was
.ST-sfiaistfi
word
that
the
great
"Monty"
had
Z?
been
let
out
of
his
job
as
Com-'
jf
uiajiuer
01
an
Aiiiea
land
iorces
;
?
0.1
the
Western
Front.
i
In
"Missing
From
The
Rec-i
GOLDBLOOM'S
GOING
OUT
OF
BUSINESS
Fur
Coat
SALE
PRICES
CUT
AWAY
DOWN!
No.
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Muskrals,
$150
to
S.150
Coney
Coats,
$175
to
$125
Silver
Foxes,
35
Percent
Off
Mink,
Marten
and
Sable,
25
Percent
Off
NOTHING
HELD!
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to
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pain
01
Neuralgia
Malone
goes
back
to
the
first
j
P7ven,t
ou
from
enjoying
life.
Oct
fart.
the
Allied
Communique
carried
?in
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dux
throbbing
aches.
Good
an
announcement
50
smaii
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escaped
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but
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today
SOciUtUrugjiju.
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me
aumor
it
was
one
of
the
v
8
i
tip
i
T-41
A
new
lamp.
Many
styles,
beautifully
mounted.
A
Great
Slock
ui
our
toy
department
job
"but
was
turned
down."
Missing
From
The
Record."
which
takes
you
behind
the
scenes
for
InUmatc
glimpses
of
Montgomery,
relates
that
Ocn-cral
A.
G.
L.
McNaughton
had
to
step
down
from
command
of
the
Canadian
Army
solely
be
cause
the
British
did
not
think
he
would
be
a
good
army
com
mander
under
battle
conditions.
But
they
left
to
Defence
Minis
ter
Ralston
the
task
of
telling
the
Canadian
Army
commander.
The
stories
of
Gen.
McNaueh-
ton's
step-down
and
Montgom
ery
being
relieved
of
his
command
have
previously
been
pub'
lished
in
magazine
excerpts
from
Col.
Malone's
book.
As
to
Col.
Ralston's
Own
resignation
from
the
cabinet
late
in
1944.
the
author
says
"the
facts
of
the
matter
are
that
Col.
Ralston
was
asked
to
leave
.
.
.
the
break
took
place
verbally
In
the
middle
of
one
of
the
cabinet
meetings.
I
INSISTED
ON
"Ralston
decided
he
could
not
in
his
conscience
permit
the
issue
to
drag
a
day
longer.
He
got
up
from
his
seat
and
left
the
room."
Angus
Macdonald
made
a
move
to
leave
with
Col.
Ralston
but
was
pulled
down
"by
the
coat
tails"
by
a
colleague.
mm
:
mtmm
An
Enormous
VARIETY
of
GIFTS
Glassware
Crockery
Hardware
Furniture
Electric
Goods
Later
Col.
Ralston
himself
persuaded
htm
to
continue
as
navy
minister.
Col.
Malone
helped
plan
tho
Sicily
invasion
and
reveals
that
a
small
group
of
Canadian
engineers
"entered
the
Mediterranean
in
a
British
submarine
to
try
and
learn
the
depth
of
water
through
which
landing
vessels
would
have
to
run
over
a
bar
to
make
land.
They
got
ashore
and
got
their
information
but
were
captured.
Even
then
the
Italians
never
tumbled
to
what
they
were
there
for
be
cause
the
attack
came
as
a
complete
surprise.
About
the
depth
of
water?
Well,
Malone
says,
the
planners
finally
found
that
out
from
pictures.
Army
experts
looked
at
photos
showing
the
size
of
the
waves
at
this
place
and
estimated
to
the
very
inch
that
the
water
was
four
feet
six
Inches
deep
over
the
bar.
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