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Thursday,
August
24,
1944
EDITORIAL
REBIRTH
OF
FRANCE
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I
Listen
to
the
strains
of
the
stirring
"La
Marseillaise"
broadcast
from
Paris
and
from
the
City
of
Marseille,
freed
of
the
hated
Nazi
yoke,
and
your
niind
will
conjure
up
greater
pictures
and
editorials
than
mere
man
can
write.
This
is
a
great
day
for
France,
as
she
arises
out
of
the
mire
churned
up
by
the
German
"master
race"
and
helps
drive
out
of
her
yard
the
brute
beings
that
have
been
her
overlords
for
more
than
four
years.
j
France
is
having
a
rebirth
and
has
cast
out
a
foreign
cloak
of
rottenness
that
led
to
her
fall
at
tne
opening
of
the
present
war;
Her
greatness
is
returning
and
she
will
be
welcomed
to
again
take
her
rightful
place
in
world
leadership.
goodbye
TO
ANGLING
j
Rod
and
gun
clubs
throughout
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia
are
more
than
a
little
disturbed
over
an
Ottawa
news
story
quoting
Minister
o
Fisheries
Bertrand
as
saying
there
are
so
many
rainbow
trout
in
lakes
tributary
to
the
Skeena
River
that
they
are
endangering
the
sockeye
run.
The
article
troes
on
to
state
that
small
salmon
were
found
in
the
stomachs
of
trout
caught
in
this1
part
oi
tne
province.
The
number
of
rainbow
trout
has
increased
greatly
for
several
years
and
it
may
be
necessary
to
have
thjem
destroyed,
Mr.
Bertrand
says.
Sportsmen
see
in
this
announcement
the
interests
of
commercial
net
fishermen.
They
recall
the
efforts
years
ago
by
commercial
fishermen
to
net
Francois
and
other
tourist-attracting
lakes.
;
"If
the
trout
are
taken
from
our
lakes
in
this
cduntry,
we
might
just
as
well
not
open
the
Skeena
Highway
to
tourists,"
anglers
declare.
Fishermen,
frpm
as
far
away
as
Florida,
have
fished
streams
and
lakes
along
the
C.N.R1
line
and
gone
home
to
sejl
thiscountry
as
a
tourist
and
fisherman's
paradise
to
their
friends.
Once
the
war
is
over,
tourists
mbst
of
them
anglers
will
flock
to
this
country,
provided
there
is
good
fishing.
Their
coming
will
I
1
ilf
ran
Dig
money
ana
new
money
ior
mis
country.
Rod
and
gun
officials,
answering
the
charge
that
)ut
eat
Small
salmon,
point
out
that
they
eat
two
three
coarse
fish
to
one
salmon,
and
their;
number
not
so
great
as
to
prove
a
real
menace"'
to
the
Jckeve.
It
does
not
seem
reasonable
to
adopt
a
plan
to
de
stroy
the
rainbow
and
other
trout
only
in
the
hope
teat
this
action
will
be
a
major
factor
in
restoring
tie
sockeye
run
to
what
is
was
previously.
Those
who
are
sold
on
the
value
of
the
trput
as
rj-al
bait
for
tourists
and
holidaymakers
had
better
gjather
around
local
rod
and
gun
clubs
quickly
and
make
their
views
known
to
Ottawa,
as
authorities
abpear
to
be
convinced
that
a
destruction
program
will
solve
everything.
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SMASH
AT
HUN
LINES
SOUTH
OF
CAEN
Th..
remarkable
photograph,
made
by
a
Canadian
army
j-'ai
uphcr
:;ow.
tanks
and
truck-borne
infantry
of
the
Bi
t.sh-CanudUiii,
force
moving
along
roads
on
home:
stretch-
Smart
Port
Edward
Softball
Team
Beats
Coast
Regt.
to
Enter
Finals
BASEBALL
SCORES
National
League
St.
Louis
11.
Chicago
1.
Pacific
Coast
League
Portland
4.
Sacramento
1.
San
Francisco
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6-4.
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CANINES
LONDON
Os
"Both
are
coming
to
heel
well
and
it
is
hoped
their
namesakes
will
soon
follow
their
example."
wrote
Gen.
Sir
Bernard
Montgomery
when
making
his
dogs.
Hitler
and
Rommel,
members
of
the
Tall
Waggers
Club.
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SHA
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ECONOMY,
MY
W0NEY
GOES
ONl
I
GILLETTE
1
AND
one
good
reason
xl
why
Blue
Gillette
Blades
are
genuine
money-savers
is
that
they
are
made
of
steel
hard
enough
to
cut
glass
which
means
they
take
an
edge
and
hold
it
for
one
swell
shave
after
another.
"What's
more,
you'll
find
that
this
extra-keen,
extra-durable
Blue
Gillette
Blade
not
only
lasts
far
longer
than
ordinary
blades,
but
also
gives
you
easier
shaves."
D.'s
THE
DAILY
NEWS
THURSDAY
The
number
of
survivors
In
U
Area
Softball
League
playoffs
was
reduced
from
six
to
three
as
a
result
of
games
played
last
night.
Port
Edward
gained
the
Tight
to
eater
the
finals
by
defeating
Coast
Regiment.
3
2,
to
eliminate
the
latter
from
the
semifinal.
Cuntz
was
the
winning
pitcher
in
this
tilt
at
Elliott
Field
while
Hertzman.
hurled
for
the
lasers.
At
Seal
Cove.
Barrett
ousted
Air
Force
from
the
quarter
finals
by
taking
a
14-3
victory.
.
In
the
Women's
Softball
League
finals.
Allies
scored
their
second
snccessive
win
over
Air
Fwee
Wrj.'a,
4-3.
Joanne
Lowe
pitched
the
tricmph
for
the
Allies,
her
fourth
during
the
playoffs
and
eighth
of
the
season.
me
teams
were
locked
in
a
way
slugged
a
home
run
td
ive
(he
Allies'
their
winning
un.
j
Evijrt
by
Innings:
200
000
13
toward
Paris
and
the
enemy
lines
while
heavy
artillery
lays
down
a
terrific
barrage
to
cover
their
concentrations
and
to
softeu
up
Hun
defence.
Kenora's
Stars
Win
War
Honors
KENORA,
Ont
.
Aug
24
O
Kenora
produced
many
hockey
champions
in
peacetime
but
now
u
producing
more
Important
iharnpleosheroes
in
war.
Take
Kenora
Thistles,
for
In
stance.
This
hockey
team
brought
"i
psf'ttretque
Lake
of
the
Woods
town
the
Western'
Canadian
junior
hockey
cham-pionshrp
to
1940.
New
most
of
:he
members
of
that
club
are
a
uniform
scattered
over
many
parts
of
the
globe.
FU.-U.
Frank
Hanton.
a
high
goring
forward
on
the
140
Thistles,
recently
was
awarded
tbe
DJ.C.
and
the
United
States
rar
for
gallantry
In
action.
On.
'lay
while
sweeping
over
enemy
territory.
Hanton
blew
up
19
railway
locomotives.
Other
Thistle
ptaylnc
theii
part
on
world
batUefronts
ar
Charlie
Raynor.
who
laUr
played
la
the
National
Hockey
League
with
Brooklyn
Americans.
Eddie
2-2
tie
until
the
seventh
inning!
DartneU-
Vlc
Lo'ahl
and
Joh,UL
Att
tiw
Caj)-
when
Joey
are
Betty
Murray
tripled
to
"ore
tht
third
run
for
wn
'nJ
alan
av
n
the
last
of
the
seventh
Margl
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Tn:k4n
trlntl
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CoSalOng
Will
y
o
e
m
e
n
work
Haatoo
In
the
R.C.A.F.
are
Bruce
Mcpherson
and
Bill
Juzda.
Representatives
ir
the
army
are
BiH
Rlmtte&d
and
Dick
Mllford,
both
over-,
seas.
Vlties
020
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Mr.
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iding
A.
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fen
superannuated,
has
ar-ved
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Little
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They
-will
take
up
resl-rnce
in
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been
asked
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military
authorities
to
refrain
from
the
pubttcsista
of
jW
news
relating
to
the
move
ments
of
troops
or
af
atotpi
engaged
in
war
service.
The
first
pontoons
of
the
floating
dock
was
launched
yesterday
srt
3
o'ete-k.
A
lart
number
of
local
residents
went
down
to
witness
the
event.
Ther
are
125
men
employed
exclusively
on
the
dock
and
that
number
will
be
doubled
almost
"lANOUAOE
OF
FLOWERS
The
rose
is
a
symbol
of
silence
and
gave
rise
to
the
phrase
"sub
rosa'
meaning
under
'
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rose"
or
in
secret
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DEALER
DEADLY
1
OCX
LTKULL
ALSTON
FIELD,
En.
O-James
Atkinson.
24,
picked
up
a
Mtfia
bomb
be
found
In
a
flekl
he
was
mowing,
and
put
It
lit
his
pocket.
There
was
a
hole
Hi
the
pocket,
the
bomb
frit
through,
exploded,
and
fatally
Injured
Atkinsoa
SPOUT
FLASH
HACKS
By
th
CVtnxllnn
ttrm
HEMLMB1K
WHEN
Fereoc
Puncec.
a
sturdy
Yugoslav,
pulled
the
Davis
Cup
upset
of
the
year
by
handing
a
four-set
walloping
to
Australia's
top-ranking
Jac.
Bromwich
five
years
ego.
Displaying
brilliant
tennis.
Puncec
ran
up
a
-2,
5-0,
-,
-2,
victory
before
200
pecUiors
at
Philadelphia
In
the
lntenone
finals,
won
by
Australia.
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VALENTIN
DAIKV
PIIMNF.
S37
Movie
Dog
Gets
Elaborate
Care
VICTORIA,
Aug
24
V--Twelve
urge
mottles
of
drinking
water
have
arrived
here,
part
of
the
luggage
of
Hollywood's
mot
popular
movie
celebrity
now
lilting
on
Vancouver
liknd.
4nd
Ibe
star
None
other
than
lassie
the
85-pound,
four-year
old
collie
that
played
the
lead
i3
Lassie
Comet
Home."
Lassie
row
Is
starred
In
"Son
of
Lassie."
and
trainer
of
Lassie,
explaining
,
,
why
the
collie's
personal
drinking
water
had
been
brought
along.
Lassie,
a
male
dog.
although
he
played
a
female
role
In
hu
I
last
picture.
Is
kept
on
a
strict
diet.
He
eats
approximately
a
pound
and
a
half
of
round
steak
a
day.
depending
on
how
hard
he
is
working
And
in
the
United
States
whtre
meat
Is
rationed
that
pound
of
steak
is
sometimes
hard
to
get
"We
eat
fish.
Lassie
gets
the
meat."
Weather-wax
said.
Because
Lassie
is
a
movie
dog
'
he
win
live
longer
than
most
dogs,
Weatberwsx
added.
"Pic-1
lure
dogs
Hve
four
times
as
long
1
as
the
average
dog
because
of
the
care
they
get."
One
of
the
most
perfectly'
trained
dogs
Hollywood
has
ever
j
seen.
Lassie
is
under
a
five-year
-
contract
to
Metro-Oold
wyn-Msyer
IXM
KEYKS
VANCOUVER
-
First
man
V.
plan
commando
raids,
used
early
in
the
wir
against
Nazis
In
Norway,
Admiral
of
the
Fleet
Lord
Keyes,
wiH
visit
Vancouver
shortly.
SALADA
TEA
A
G(xxl
I'lace
to
do
Your
Shopping
Seventh
Ave.
Market
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foolkl,
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