The Calgary Albertan du lieu suivant : Calgary, Alberta, Canada • 2

THE ALBERTAN-The Newspaper of the SATURDAY JULY 8 1944 Progress Of Invasion Below Expectations INGRAHAM'S Won't Hear King On Quebec Redio I OTTAWA July Conforming with BC regulations prohibiting political broadcasting on anelec-tion eve and election day a speech by Prime Minister Msckenxla King scheduled for Aug date of the Quebec provincial will be broadcast In all provinces but Quebec it is Indicated Mr speech on the oocastou of the celebration of his 35th anniversary as Liberal leader was to have been picked up at university dinners throughout tha country However under the 030 regulation it will be banned from the Quebec air waves Quebec listener) within range of New Brunswick and Ontario stations win be able to hear the speech of Thrilling Shoe ROBOTS SPELL HITLERSDOOM Wroth of Britons Will Moke 'Soft Peace Impossible 1 By OtMITTMtr KESZIK WASHINGTON July Hitler1 robot bomb may be the ill wind which blow some good to a world that I determined to find real peace Ttila Indiscriminate killing of civ' HI ana will go far towards Insuring that Oerauny get the just punishment ghe escaped in the last war because tlie Allies got soft-hearted John immediate reaction is a fresh boUlng-up of flare hatred far Naiidom and barbarities On would expect a similar bitterness among the other Allies fur Hitler 1 committing an aet which la contrary to civilised practice in warfar-rengeance his war communique called it yesterday Thus tha Nssl dictator's hop of wangling aoft peace term and escaping personal retribution la Indeed slim Tha London Dally telegraphs sums tha thing up succinctly today whan it says: bomba will not forgot' an when the day eomea to settle accounts with Germany Meanwhile this desultory and Indlacrim In ale fire will drive nobody from hi Mine Minister Churchill during hi discussion of tha robot bomb in tha bouse of cosun ona yesterday made remark to which observers attach much significance to tho At lied attitude toward tha Belch Ha said: "Introduction' fcy the Oermana of such a weapon obviously raise soma grave This has been interpreted gen eraUy as meaning that such hi' discriminate bombing of civilians wll Influence the terms imposed on Germany at end If what Churchill has in mind It is indeed of vast Importance for In recent months those people who favor leniency towahls the Ciermani have become decidedly more vocal If the Allied governments follow the program which we've been led to understand has been laid down tlier will be no balm hi Gilead for Herr Hitler There will be occupation of the Reich by Allied armies for many years This military-minded nation will get the military rule it admires Noxig Start Young Lovely "Exerciser" Shoes Uiyiad to tha miaul and know (bat Awiln of ampin aattolfe lino wba you tty ea a pair nt "fai cImi" bo KtMtinoaJly laatwl to bu tba arch and fit tha eon our of jrour foot PaitoiKd calf or enolMd latbm la Mark whit bruwa or tan belli bow opa or dod to Cuban or blab bssls Width AAAA to New Gobordine Pumps MiiMrt Mack (abardlna auban at blah htl pump summer mart-Mt hM Opn ton with flattw Ina bow oa your to Proof that tha talk of Naais drafting school boys for combat la not merely a rumor is this 16-yesr-olj German veteran who las pa hands over his head and relaxes la an Allied camp after his capture near Cherbourg Bad Weather and Ferocity of Germans Slow Down Assault By WES GALLAGnEB ALLIED SUPREME HEADQUARTERS July The AUled in' vsslon of Prance hu not lived up to tha expectation of many of lta planners who had estimated the assault would progress mors rapidly than it has Officers made no aecret of this today but at tha same time hastened to say that the western front dfter one month of fighting could not be described as all we have landed and established a front and a month ago we were none too sun whether could do one officer said That progress has been alow la attributed to a number of reasons by various officers Tha chief reason is that the Germans have reacted violently and fought fanatically for each foot of ground-in Russian style The wont June weather In 35 yean blocked the Allies from using air superiority to the full extent and a Channel gale caused considerable damage in unloading operations The weather was at Its wont during the early unloading stage-sufficient supplies and troops early in the campaign might have paid big dividends before tlie Oermana could get set Under cover of clouds Marshal Rommel hu been able to bring up reserve divisions although under great difficulty and now progress will be extremely costly Statements in Moscow newspapers to tho contrary Allied officers say they have proof that German divisions aslgned to the Russian front have appeared In France and the Allied western front cornu due to engaging and tying up the SO to 60 divisions which Uie Russians asked (Moacowk Ixvestla assarted yesterday no divisions were shifted from tha eastern front In June to supplement the IS divisions It said Germany had in Nonnany) a Again Extend Ben 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prairies where alia met Remlzoff and aliortly after ehe returned to Vancouver lie cam hero The police said the killer emptied his gun twice firing about 13 allots Mrs Preston was the first victim and alie was alone in the upstairs suite wlien tlm slayer entered the Main Street house The first allot nicked lier hair and smashed Into tlie wall She ran downstairs screaming with tlie attacker following Near the front door she was felled with a bullet In the head HIT WHILE FLEEING Mrs Kiuwn heard the shooting and started tu leave Uie houNe but site was xluit to death as she crossed the garden Tlie gunman ran lo Main Street Jumped Into his parked auto and (Irrve south tu where Preston and Hnnlxotf were working Bllentty he crept through the bushes plnrrd the I pistol at Uie bark of Preston's head and Bred Remiaiff began to run and the 1 man pursued firing a lie ran Rem-: tsiiff was hit twice iu the back ami arm The gunman pulled tli trig-j ger again but the gun was empty He leaped at Remlsoff and knocked him to the ground At that moment Nels Johaiuon i win was doing some excavation work on the hit with a bulldooer i grappled with the maddened killer and held him until lielp arrived Decision Is Reversed I In Paint Firm Cjsc IVclshm of Chief Justice Ivr in aw aiding Henry Austin 1 Chadwick damages for $600 against Uie American Oil and Paint Co Cleveland Ohio was reversed hi a judgment handed down Friday by Uie Alberta Appeal Court In allowing the appeal of Uie paint company Uie appeal court ruled wlien an advertisement had been in- sorted In a Calgary newspaper of- ferine territory to a distributor to sell its product on commit-i shin Uie territory in question was I not being coveted by company agents at the time Mr Chadwick had answered the advertisement but nrgnUattona frll UirwiKii and Chadwick claimed damage on the gntunds Uie lerri- II lory oKrrrd him was not new and I product of (lie company were well i known there i 9 Moffat acted for Uie paint rompany and Mill sin for 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