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July
22,
1944
TROUBLE
IN
GERMANY
The
internal
situation
in
Germany
may
or
may
not
bo
as
serious
as
reports
emanating
from
various
quarters
during
the
last
few
days
have
suggested.
As
far
as
the
official
German
propaganda
sources
are
concerned,
we
may
well
look
with
reserve
and
suspicion
on
anything
and
everything
coming
from
there.
There
is,
no
doubt,
a
good
deal
more
behind
it
all
than
we
have
been
told.
It
should
be
well
known
ny
now
uiat
all
war
propaganda,
he
it
tne
Germans
u.
or
01118,
nas
some
strategic
purpose
to
accompnsn
either
among
the
people
at
home
or
those
of
the
enemy
abroad.
There
are
a
good
many
things
about
the
present
domestic
situation
in
Germany
that
need
some
clarification
and,
while
we
have
good
reason
to
believe
that
things
in
Hitler's
domain
are
by
no
means
to
the
Fuehrer's
liking
or
satisfaction,
there
is
no
reason
yet
to
take
it
for
grouted
that
they
arc
entirely
out
of
control.
However,
when
thieves
and
gangsters
fall
out
among
themselves
one
can
but
speculate
on
where
it
will
end.
As
for
the
plot
against
Hitler,
it
is
probably
not
overstating
to
say
that
the
most
of
us
were
sorry
that
the
bomb
had
not
completely
reached
its
undoubted
mark.
It
might
not
end
the
war
at
that
but
the
extermination
of
the
Fuehrer
any
day
now
would
be
a
matter
of
satisfaction
to
us
all.
It
would
save1
i)s
having
to
deal
with
him
a
little
later
on
ourselves.
MORE
SPEED
ON
THE
RAIIS
That
the
rail
lines
do
not
intend
to
be
caught
nan-ping,
if
advance
planning
may
enable
them
to
hold
their
freight
and
passenger
traffic,
is
evidenced
by
the
ambitious
new
types
of
motive-power
projected
Ijy
railways.
The
Pennsylvania
has
a
new
steam-turbine
locomotive
nearing
completion
and
visualizes
a
turbo-electric
which
will
bum
pulverized
coal.
New
York
Central
finally
has
succumbed
to
the
diesel
and
will
have
both
freight
and
passenger
locomotives
of
this
type,
to
be
tested
opposite
steam
power
under
precisely
the
same
conditions,
to
decide
which
is
more
Efficient
And
car-builders
urge
that
new
freight
cars
have
trucks
capable
of
100
m.p.h.
speeds,
with
passenger
cares
capable
of
withstanding
150-mile
speeds.
One
can
scarcely
say
that
the
rails
are
disposed
to
rest
m
their
laurels.
j
i
Navy
Wins
Gilhuly
Cup
Heat
Signal
3-1
to
Take
Soccer
Trophy
For
Second
Successive
Season
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the
local
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published
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repuotmiMon
or
special
aespatcnes
Mereln
are
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M,r
Cup,
emblematic
of
Area
Soccer
I
League
supremacy,
by
defeating
i
the
Signals,
3
to
1,
last
night
15
ion
Arninnlls
Hill
T)i
f
,7'!wtls
presented
to
Stoker
Kae
eff
Navy,
by
Captain
James.
Signals'
coach,
on
behalf
of
Col.
Martyn,
area
commandant.
Slgnau
on
trie
scoring
three
minutes
after
the
kick-off
on
a
goal
by
Simpson.
Wallace
secured
the
tielng
marker
,24
minutes
later
and
put
Navy
ahead,
2
to
l.
with
another
counter
eight
minutes
after
the
opening
of
the
second
half
.
The
winners
gained
their
third
'
played
a
creditable
game,
goat
wnen
uaira
iook
a
pass'
Lineups:
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Little
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Just
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Halibut
Landings
Few
and
Far
Between
Dogfish
and
Shars.
Up
to
yesterday
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halibut
har.
arrived
In
port
since
July
14
from
McCann
and
booted
It
on
!
Mavy-Oardlner,
Noland.
Dow-
nen
,
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the
fly
Into
the
Army
goal
!
Unit.
Cross.
Balrd.
Linklater.
De-
ln
n
Area
Two
brought
in
their
Tills
was
only
one
of
a
number
!
laney.
McCann,
Rae,
Wallace.
ner-
"
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of
good
passes
to
centre
made,
Ccppln.
W
in.
"ffiJjf
by
McCann,
who
turned
In
a
I
Signals-James.
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Anger.
thTwenll"-
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m!!
fine
performance.
Kilt.
Yelland,
Kuhn.
Simpson,
.""t
r?.,?
tegular
goal
-tender,
Captain
'mez
James
took
over
that
task
and
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Woodslde.
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Acbetk
J
D.
Schubert
Anton
Blrr.undson
Clifford
Sllveraldes
Melvtn
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Fred
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Henry
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Eddie
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Ray
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EUnore
Hankanson
Lawrence
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Arrld
Hansen
Harold
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Robert
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John
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L
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Oliver
Jamea
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Robert
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Francis
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Kao
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Harold
Leverett
Donald
LleweUya
John
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Albert
Mah
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Mah
George
R.
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Henry
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Hector
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D.
Mead
John
J.
Miner
Richard
MUla
Herbert
Morgan
Ralph
Morin
Edward
M.
Ormhetsi
Robert
L.
Peachey
Paul
Postolu
Ken
Schubert
Artie
J
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wnUam
ShrubaaU
Robert
SUversldes
Eddie
Smith
James
D
Stuart
Robert
Taper
'Jamea
J.
Thompson
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Tumllson
Robert
Tnrgexm
Donald
M.
Montgomery
John
A
Walker
Robert
Montgomery
'Rudolph
Warne
Roderick
Montgomery
WUllam
H.
Wilson
Michael
D.'
Monteaaao
Henry
Worefold
ixra
Moran
Area
Three
and
It
Is
understood
that
the
Sea
Ranger,
the
Dorre
B.
and
Copper
II
will
be
leaving
shortly.
An
absence
of
large
American
halibut
boats,
which
have
jtcne
south
by
government
order
for
seine
fishing,
may
extend
the
season
somewhat.
With
the
season
a
month
later
in
starting
jthan
it
was
last
year
and
with
fewer
boats
operating,
it
ma
I
take
a
month
longer
to
fill
the
.quota
from
Area
Three.
The
'season
closed
in
September
las'
year.
Between
23
and
30
halibut
boats
are
said
to
be
preparing
l
to
fish
for
dogfiah
and
shark
Much
of
this
activity
is
around
Queen
Charlotte
Island.
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NOTES
C
P
R
passenger
trains
between
Sault
Ste.
Marte
and
Sod-bury
are
mrw
being
pulled
by
larger
engines
than
formerly.
After
a
test-run
to
determine
if
the
lighter
branch
line
nils
coaki
sUnd
the
added
weight.
the
big
3609
series
was
put
In
'
use.
Officials
feel
that
titer!
will
be
added
economy
beeawe
the
engine
can
pull
six
more
coaches
than
ceuM
formerly
be
Died.
Victor
GoMln,
Ontario
Board
chatfeaao.
Mid
that
tnee
is
no
Immediate
prospect
of
anv
Increase
of
the
Qtyaar
rattan
whkh
now
stands
at
16
orates
a
month.
Forest
fires
ta
the
OouMj
wA
Ulsstsauga
dt4rtet
were
tergely
in
areas
where
the
sxru
tree
bad
been
riHed
by
the
sprtaee
bud
worm.
POT
GOTTEN
IN
THE
RUSH!
Before
the
Callfarnta
ro'.d
ruh
in
1849.
North
Cirolir.a
wa
chief
gold
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state
ti
Barr
&
Anderson
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and
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Anta
malic
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and
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Stoker
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2nd
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4th
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1
NEW
ROYAL
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A
Home
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Prom
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Rates
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Rooms,
Hot
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Cold
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Rupert,
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Seal
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Quality
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reported
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coming
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Pmutft
fnr
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snlo
nr
friirime
frnm
flip
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spring
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Minneapolis
2-1.
Columbus
5,
Indianapolis
4.
Coast
San
Francifco
2,
Seattle
0.
Sacramento
S,
Oakland
1.
Los
Angeles
7,
San
Diego
6.
Hollywood
8-3,
Portland
2-4.
run
has
begun
to
slow
down
and
coho
run
has
not
yet
fully
begun
as
the
reason.
The
expected
increase
in
cohoes
will
step
up
operations
along
the
water
front
and
bring
a
return
of
the
activity
that
has
been
mtsslna
since
the
close
of
the
tiabbu'
fgon
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