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DAILY
EDITION
Monday,
July
19.
1944
(
Spectacular
Russian
Offensive
.
.
.
It
is
great
headway
that
the
Russians
are
making
these
days
for
our
side
in
the
war.
"Half
way
from
Moscow
to
Berlin"
was
the
way
they
spoke
of
the
situation
on
Saturday
the
same
day
that
Joseph
Stalin
was
purported
to
have
said
that
Red
Army
would
be
in
Germany
proper
(East
Prussia)
in
five
days.
All
of
which
makes
us
reflect
that
the
Soviets
may'
be
in
the
German
capital
sooner
than
we
had
expected
an
idea
that
maybe
might
seem
a
little
fantastic
after
all
these
hard
years
of
war.
There
can
be
no
means
of
fair
comparison
of
the
progress
that
the
Allied
forces
are
making
on
the
western
front
with
that
of
the
Russians
on
the
east
We
on
this
side
are
hammering
against
great
and
solid
defencee
works
which
have
been
years
in
the
making
over
a
comparatively
small
area.
On
the
other
hand
the
Russians
are
able
to
sweep
forward
over
vast
expanses
of
country
where
the
Germans
have
had
no
time
or
opportunity
to
establish
fixed
defences.
However
we
must
acknowledge
and
pay
tribute
to
the
great
fight
that
our
Russian
Allies
are
putting
up
and
admit
that
their
spectacular
conquests
day
after
day
are
contributing
in
no
small
way
to
the
ultimate
victory.
Desperation
of
Germany
.
.
.
Signs
are
not
lacking
that
the
Germans
may
be
cracking
and,
no
doubt,
these
huge
successes
of
the
Red
Army
are
having
their
damaging
effect
upon
the
morale
of
Hitler's
people.
The
Germans
are
starving
for
some
successes
after
many
months
of
reverses
and
the.
only
way
they
have
been
able
to1
score
anything
in
the
way
of
successes
of
late
has
been
the
rocket
bombing
of
Britain
which
there
is
no
denying
has
been
hurting
the
Old
Land
badly
and
which
Prime
Minister
Churchill
frankly
admits
has
not
yet
been
effectively
combatted.
For
the"
time
being,
as
far
as
the
general
situation
is
concerned,
'the
rocket
bombing
appears
to
be,
our
one
serious
worry
in
-the-European
theatre.
Both
actions
and
words
indicate
that
Germanv
is
becoming
desperate
over
the
war
situation.
This
we
expect
our
men
m
uniform
to
put
on
extra
pressure
in
the
battlefields
during
the
final
drive
to
subdue
the
enemy.
The
least
we
can
do
in
nur
wp.iV
attempt
to
match
their
sacrifice
is
to
increase
the
.
flow
of
war
money
into
the
channels
most
useful
to
our
military
iorces.
MUSSALLEM
S
ECONOMY
STORE
"Where
dollars
have
more
cents"
We
bare
a
complete
variety
of
available
Groceries,
Fresh
Fruits
and
Vegetables
Tobaccos
and
Confftctionery
FREE
DELIVERY
throughout
the
City
three
times
weekly
(Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays)
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
I
BASEBALL
SCORES
SATURDAY
American
Learue
Detroit
6,
New
York
2.
Cleveland
7,
Boston
11.
Chtcago
1,
Philadelphia
3.
St.
Louis
5,
Washington
.
National
Leafie
Boston
0,
St.
Louis
4.
ClnclnnaU
2.
Philadelphia
3.
Brooklyn
5,
Pittsburg
8.
New
York
6,
Chicago
3.
International
League
Baltimore
3,
Newark
4.
Rochester
3,
Buffalo
6.
Syracuse
2,
Jersey
City
7.
Montreal
4,
Toronto
5.
American
League
Minneapolis
2,
Kansas
City
10.
Louisville
12,
Columbus
11.
St.
Paul
3,
Milwaukee
6.
Indianapolis
12,
Toledo
9.
Coast
l-eajue
Los
Angeles
6,
Hollywood
0.
Oakland
1,
San
Francisco
2.
Seattle
0,
Portland
1.
San
Diego
2,
Sacramento
3.
SUNDAY
National
League
Brooklyn
1-7,
Pittsburg
10-9.
New
York
2-0,
Chicago
6-1.
Boston
0-0,
St.
Louis
1-9.
Philadelphia
5-5,
Cincinnati
9-7.
American
League
Cleveland
8-2,
Boston
2-4.
Chicago
4-2,
Philadelphia
3-8.
Detroit
3-2.
New
York
4-8.
St.
Louis
10-0,
Washington
0-4.
International
League
Toronto
4-1,
Montreal
0-3.
Buffalo
1-2,
Rochester
2-3.
Baltimore
3-1
Jersey
City
2-9.
Syracuse
1-9,
Newark
10-3.
American
Association
St.
Paul
2-6,
Milwaukee
5-2.
Louisville
8-3,
Columbus
6-4.
Indianapolis
3-8,
Toledo
9-5.
Minneapolis
1-14,
Kansas
Cltv
6-5.
Coast
League
Seattle
6-5,
Portland
1-0.
Los
Angeles
3-7,
Hollywood
2-5.
Oakland
6-2,
San
Francisco
10-1.
San
Diego
10-5,
Sacramento
7-3.
Sport
Chat
With
only
three
more
Women's'
Area
Softball
League
games
tq
be
run
off
before
play-off
time,
the
Wrens
meet
the
Allies
toJ
night
on
Acropolis
Hill
with
sec-i
ond
place
at
stake.
If
the
former
win,
they
will
be
tied
for
the
sec-
ond
rung
with
five
victories
and,
three
defeats.
The
VfJi.C2iS.
have
come
a
was
amply
reflected
in
the
gloomy
speech
of
Adolf
lon
wy
since
the
sun
of
tho
Hitler.
While
use
of
pilotless
bombing
planes
is
taken
by
some
as
a
definite
sign
of
desperation
another
school
of
.thought
might
consider
it
is
in
line
with
good
military
tactics
under
the
Nazi
fighting
code
which
does
not
take
into
account
any
feelings
against
indiscriminate
warfare
of
terrorism.
There
are
other
desperate
things
which
Germany
can
and
probably
will
do
before
the
war
is
over.
There
are
things
vhich
the
people
who
come
directly
under
Nazi
attack
must
still
steel
selves
to
expect.
The
war
still
goes
definitely
in
our
-favor
but
there
probably
has
vet
to
be
a
lot
of
hard
fighting
and
more
ordeals
to
be
endured.
Let's
Save
it
Ourselves
.
.
.
Mr.-
Ilsley's
budget
has
put
more
money
into
hundreds
of
thousands
of
pay
envelopes
throughout
Canada.
Effective
as
from
July
compulsory
savings,
which
have
been
deducted
by
the
employer,
are
no
longer
made.
Those
who
are
paid
by
the
week
had
more
on
the
checks
for
the
past
week
as
a
result.
Extra
weekly
sums
from
One
dollar
and
a
half
up
are
now
going
into
the
hands
of
wage
earners,
totalling
in
all
about
$110,000,000
a
vear.
While
this
change
may
be
favorably
received
by
jjuge
gruups
ui
trie
vanauian
puonc
as
me
urst
stage
season
with
such
heavy
hitters
as
Rena
Down,
Doris
Griffiths;
and
Mona
McDiarmld
pacing
the
team's
batting
attack.
Probable
batteries
for
this
lilt
are
McDonald
and
Oirffiths
for
the
Wrens
and
Lowe
and
Hawkins
for
the
Allies.
A
large
crowd
of
naval
men
are
expected
to
be
on
hand
to
cheer
for
the
Wrens
while
the
Allies
will
undoubtedly
receive
strong
moral
support
from
the
soldiers
of
Acropolis
Hill.
On
Tuesday
the
Area
Soccer
League
Is
again
scheduled
to
resume
operations
with
Navy
meeting
Reserves.
These
teams
were
supposed
to
have
played
last
Friday
but
the
game
was
postponed.
With
more
than
60
percent
ol
their
scheduled
games
played,
the
Navy
Softball
team
have,
compiled
a
batting
average
of
.203.
Bill
Barker
is
top
hitter
with
a
mark
of
.462.
GUNNERS
WIN
OVER
YANKS
Defeated
Yanks
by
Score
of
6
to
2
in
Baseball
Yesterday
e-n
regimeniauon,
wen-meaning!
A
rally
in
the
Ilftn
p,
Canadian
r
Will
think
r
twice
before
they
Step
OUt
to
i
Inning
enabled
the
Royal
Cana-
SDend
this
extra
mnnov
fnr
nlpnsnrp
nr
fnr
ovwlaidlan
Artillery
to
defeat
the
which
they
can
do
without
till
victory
is
actually
won.
The
man
or
woman
who
sets
up
a
separate
savings
account
into
which
he
or
she
can
deposit
this
former
weekly
deduction
in
readiness
to
buy
an
extra
bond
during
the
Seventh
Victory
Loan
campaign
will
be
doing
a
favor
to
himself
personally
and
a
patriotic
duty
to
our
country.
Yanks
6
to
2
in
a
friendly
base
ball
game
on
Acropolis
Hill
yesterday.
The
engagement
was
.witnessed
by
a
number
of
civi
lians
as
well
as
servicemen.
Both
of
the
teams
used
two
pitchers.
The
winners'
mounds-men
yielded
eight
hits
while
the
offerings
of
the
losing
hurlers
were
combed
for
11.
Score
by
Innings:
Yanks
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
?
R.C.A.
10
0
0
5
0
0
0
x
6
Batteries:
Olsen,
Walberg
and
Moore;
Wnltney,
Skarbon
and
Kennedy.
The
energy
of
l2
ounces
of
coal
will
pull
one
ton
of
freight
one
mile.
CHIMNEY
BWEEPINQ
OIL
BURNERS
CLEANED
AND
REPAIRED
New
equipment
and
help
assure
you
of
a
clean
Job
Phone
Black
733
HOME
SERVICE
HANDYMAN
FIRST
PICTURE
OF
CANADIANS
ON
THE
INVASION
COAST
OF
FRANCE-
These
are
among
the
first
Nazi
prisoners
captured
by
the
Canadian
Invasion
troops
on
the
soli
of
France.
A
knockedrout
German
pillbox
can
be
seen
in
rear.
Home
From
Overseas
Stan
Johansen
of
Prince
Ru
pert
Is
home
from
service
over
seas
with
the
Canadian
Army
being
a
casualty
with
severe
bone
injuries
to
his
right
leg.
an
enemy
air
raid
on
an
army
camp
In
the
south
of
England.
I
Just
didn't
get
out
of
the
road
in
time,"
said
Stan
this
morning
when
interviewed
by
the
Dailv
News.
Like
most
of
re
ture
of
his
injuries
will
probably
reault
In
tills.
He
was
in
military
hospital
in
England
for
a
short
time
and
then
was
brought
back
to
Canada
on
the
hospital
ship
turned
men,
he
seemea
loam
10
uoy
neison.
ueiore
returning
talk
about
the
circumstances
here
he
-was
in
Shaughnesay
Mll-of
the
casualty.
jltary
Hospital
at
Vancouver
Canadian
Artillery
In
1940
and
Now
the
well
known
local
went
overseas
20
months
ago.
man,
who
Is
receiving
a
warm
wet
overseas
n20
moths
ago.
welcome
home
from
many
old
transferring
to
the
Royal
Can-
friends,
la
living
with
his
wife
adian
Army
Service
Corps.
He
at
the
home
of
the
latter's
par-
having
been
struck
by
shrapnel
has
not
yet
been
discharged
enu.
Mr.
ana
mxs.
jonn
ivar-
the
first
week
in
March
during
from
the
army
aitnougn
me
na-
son,
ueacn
nn.e.
IT
IS
A
CUSTOM
OF
THE
COUNTRY
In
India
a
Hindu
gentleman
drapes
his
oun
turban
uith
50
urds
of
finest
muslin
33'5
H,
0
0
remember.
.
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EXCLUSIVELY
BY
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.
Rupert
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and
Boy's
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MONDAY
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M.
Math,
who
arrived
in
uic
city
recently
from
Sherbrooke.
Quebec,
lias
assumed
ownership
of
the
Cut
Rate
Shoe
Store.
Alex
McMullln.
who
is
managing
the
tore.
will
remain
as
manager
with
Mr
Math
whose
wife
and
family
will
be
arriving
later
Mrs.
M.
A.
Qrelg
and
Miss
.
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visit.
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embarrass
our
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afcouw
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vice
matters.
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the
remaindf
season
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poletopoli
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is
the
time
for
all
good
men
to
conr
I'hilnott,
Kvltt
&
Co.
and
order
their
winter
supply
of
Coal
Don't
wait
too
long
and
be
sorry
for
ft
rest
of
the
winter.
Order
your
Coal
noi
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f.r.O
and
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PHONE
UI
rutin
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in
liana
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your
choice
is
an
English
Drapr
by
BOND
mere
is
not
anoiiu-r
laMiiou
quite
so
smoothly
smart
as
the
Kngluh
Drape
ly
'
Hond.
It's
secret,
of
course,
is
in
the
oil
,
The
jacket
must
he
roomy
enough
to
fit
easily,
but
not
so
roomy
as
to
be
extreme.
It
must
have
an
air
of
quiet
nonchalance,
hut
must
never
he
out
of
place
in
any
informal
company.
It
mutt
have
style
without
being
stylish,
if
you
know
what
we
mean-ami
we
think
you
do.
Bond
has
developed
the
English
Drape
to
the
very
maximum
of
good
taste
and
is
stressing
it
for
immediate
wear.
Husky
tweeds,
smooth
worsteds,
dressy
serges
patterned
or
etriped
in
weights
and
colors
for
men
and
women,
are
ready
at
Dond,
just
waiting
your
selection,
ready
to
he
tailored
to
your
measure
in
an
English
Drape
or
any
other
style
you
may
fancy.
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