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Tuesday,
August
29,
1944
EDITORIAL
A
GREAT
PRICE
The
sympathy
of
all
mothers
will
go
out
to
Mrs.
T.
Ryan,
whose
13-month-old
daughter
burned
to
death
yesterday
as
flames
spread
through
a
Vancouver
apartment
house.
It
was
a
cruel
twist
of
fate
that
took
the
child's
life
while
her
mother
was
spreading
the
alarm
throughout
the
building
to
save
the
lives
of
some
ten
other
persons.
I
That-she
played
a
brave
role
in
going
through
the
burning
dwelling
to
notify
her
neighbors
is
little
j
consolation
today
to
Mrs.
Ryan.
Her
thoughts
for
uwicio
vupi.
ner
u
great
price.
,
FORGIVING
EASILY
Prime
Minister
Winston
Churchill
has
told
the
Italians
that
the
Allies
are
about
ready
to
forgive
Italy
for
the
stab
in
the
back
she
delivered
France"
-early
in
the
war
by
jumping
into
the
frey
at
Ger-many's
side
at
a
critical
moment.
"
At
the
same
time
he
warned
that
Fascism
would
not
bet
tolerated
in
future.
He
nipped
in
the
bud
the
rebirth
of
Fascistic
arrogance
and
dictatorship
ingrained
by
20
years
of
pompous
leadership
by
Europe's
human
jackal,
Benito
Mussolini.
Stern
as
was
the
Underlying
note
of
Churchill's
remarks
they
lay
open
to
ridicule
the
words
spoken
by
Allied
leaders
when
Italy
first
entered
the
war.
They
then
promised
Italy
would
pay
dearly
for
her
treachery.
Will
France
forget
and
forgive
easily?
Sadist
Germans
who
have
delighted
in
mass
massacres
across
Europe
must
derive
considerable
consolation
from
this
evidence
of
weakening,
such
as
.manifested
itself,
at
the
close
of
the
First
World
War.
Jfo
Prompted
by
the
Polish
government
in
exile
in
T-London,
warnings
today
are
being
issued
to
Nazis'
whore,
charged
with
planning
the
extermination
of
the
entire
civilian
population
of
Warsaw.
They
are
"being
told
strict
reprisals
for
any
atrocities
will
be
carried
out.
7
!5r
Such
warnings
will
not
deter
them.
They
know
that
when
it
comes
to
punishment
the
Democracies
have
no
heart
for
it.
This
was
fully
evident
in
1918.
.Unless
Russia
insists
and
with
considerable
vigor
there
is
a
great
likelihood
that
Germany
will
come
tout
of
this
war
with
far
better
treatment
than'
she
deserves.
W
ROLL
YOUR
OWNERS
r
GO
FOR
OGDEN'S
They
go
for
Ogden's
because
it's
a
prize
worth
getting
...
a
blend
of
mild,
mellow
tobaccos
...
not
just
another
tobacco
but
Ogden's!
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MEN'S
LEAGUE
Barrett
Move
Into
Softball
Final
THE
DAILT
NEWS
Tuesday
Darkness
Cancels
From
The
Daily
News
Files
.
.
.
Women's
Fixture;
Taking
8-4
Victory
From
Ack-Acks
Replay
Tomorrow
The
stage
is
set
for
the
Area
Softball
League
finals
as
a
result
of
Barrett's
8-4
victory
over
Ack-Acks
last
night
at
Qyro
Park,
which
eliminated
the
lat
ter
from
the
playoffs.
Barrett
will
meet
Port
Ed
ward
in
a
best-of-flve
games
final
series.
Play
is
hoped
to
start
Wednesday.
Until
the
sixth
Inn-tag
the
Ack-Acks
were
leading
4-1,
but
the
eventual
winners
rallied
for
four
runs
in
that
frame
and
added
three
more
in
the
seventh
for
a
final
score
of
eight.
Emond
and
Burmond
divide.'
hurling
duties
for
Barrett.
SPORT
FLASHBACKS
By
the
Canadian
Press
REMEMBER
WHEN
the
fir:
women
marathon
swim
wa-staged
at
Toronto's
Canadian
National
Exhibition
15
year
ago
today.
Martha
Norelius
of
New
York
splashed
home
;
.
front
over
the
10-mlle
course
:
win
the
$10,000
prize
money.
Darkness
shortened
the
Women
'i
League
fina:
at
Seal
Cove
but
after
three
and
one
-half
innings,
the
Allies
led
the
Air
Force
WD
'i,
5-2.
A
loss
In
this
UK
wosM
haw
;
eliminated
the
WD'i
from
the
championship
round,
bttt
since
the
game
was
not
completed
they
-will
get
another
chance.
The
teams
"are
expected
to
dash
a?ain
Wednesday
nmht
at
Seal
Cove
Lai
nh-ht
same
did
rut,
tar;
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t
8
o'clock.
The
ncx
enia'.eiv.i'!i;
THIRTY
YKAItS
AGO
The
effect
of
the
opening
of
the
passenger
service
through
from
the
East
on
the
OTP.
is
noticeable
on
the
hotel
registers
At
the
Prince
Rupert
after
the
arrival
of
the
train
were
guests
from
Winnipeg,
Edmonton,
Fort
George.
SmiUiera,
New
Hazelton
ami
many
of
the
smaller
towns
will
be
started
early
enough
to
allow
for
seven
Innings'
play
both
managers
agreed.
Score
by
innings:
Allies
220
1
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YV.D
J10
x-2.
Butteiies:
Lowe
and
Hawkins;
Ba;
:lki.
and
Murray.
ulonp
the
railway
line.
E
J
Chamberlain,
president
jf
the
O
TJ1..
has
announced
Uiat
any
employ
res
of
the
company
who
join
the
mltlUa
for
active
service
either
at
home
or
abroad,
will
be
allowed
atxv
months'
full
pay
and
have
their
positions
held
for
them.
TWKNTY
YKAItS
AGO
The
wedding
took
place
quietly
at
8
o'clock
last
night
In
the
Presbyterian
manse,
of
Miss
Borghlld
DtMhlngton
and
Elnar
Hansen.
Hev.
Dr.
II.
It
CJrant
officiated.
There
has
been
a
splendid
teum.-.hip
service
10
Prince
Rupert
this
year.
The
three
com
Shown
ahme
is
a
fractionating
tower
of
a
modern
crude,
oil
refining
unit
at
Imjteriul
Oil's
Samiu,
Ontario,
He
finery.
Thii
one
unit
lint
u
camcity
of
26,000
burr
el
t
a
day
In
18S9
a
group
of
far-sighted
men
drilled
down
into
the
earth
near
Titusville,
Pennsylvania,
At
a
little
over
sixty-nine
feet,
their
drill
struck
oil
.
.
.
and
thus,
in
the
little
wooden
ttliack
that
sheltered
the
pioneer
Drake
Well,
the
itetroleum
industry
was
horn.
Through
eighty-five
years
of
progress,
new
generations
of
oil
men
have
pushed
their
drills
almost
five
miles
down
lielow
the
surface,
stepjicd
tiji
etroleum
production
from
forty
to
over
4,500,000
barrel
a
day
oh
this
continent.
And
on
this
tidal
wave
of
"liquid
owcr"
rich
gifts
have
floated
to
mankind
...
the
modern
car,
truck
and
airplane
,
.
.
oil-heated
homes
and
oil-driven
ships
.
.
.
the
farmer's
tractor
.
.
.
asphalt
roads
that
unite
the
nation
.
.
.
lubricants
and
other
jtetroleum
products
that
have
enabled
industry
to
produce
better
goods
at
lower
cost,
for
more
op,e.
Today,
as
essential
"ammunition"
on
our
fighting
fronts,
jK-troIeum
is
making
its
finest
gift
victory
in
a
bitter
war
to
preserve
our
way
of
life
and
ensure
our
future.
As
Canada's
pioneer
and
leader
in
the
field
of
jctrolciimf
Imicrial
Oil
Limited
has
contributed
abundantly
to
the
achievements
of
the
past
i
giving
its
lct
and
utmost
to
the
war
job
of
today.
Tomorrow,
when
jwace
comes,
Imjierial
Oil
service
station
men
will
again
sjieetl
the
motorist
happily
along
the
highway.
Jmcrial
Oil
research
workers
will
turn
their
inventive
skill
from
tasks
of
wor
to
problems
of
jieacctime
progress.
The
Imj.rr.al
Oil
geologists,
engineers
and
drillers
who
brought
Norman
Wells
and
Turner
Valley
into
being
will
continue
to
search
for
the
oil
resources
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