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EDITION
A
Word
for
the
A.R.P.
.
.
.
HMDOYDV
MAN
AC
TO
SUCH
coov
m
THESE
DAYS
OF
MTlONIKGt
Thursday.
November
5,
1942
EDITORIAL
An
unfortunate
attitude
of
indifference
appears
to1,
be
developing
as
far
as
the
A.R.P.
in
Prince
Rupert
is
'
concerned.
We
have
this
despite
the
fact
that
the
actu-
amies
oi
war
are
closer
to
us
today
than
ever
and,
in
the
view
of
those
who
are
in
a
position
to
competently
estimate,
may
come
a
good
deal
closer
yet
and
that
possibly
before
long.
We
are
not
asked,
for
the
time
being
at
least,
to
carry
on
A.R.P.
work
on
the
basis
of
anything
more
than
a
sideline
to
our
normal
activities.
It
is
not
a
very
creditable
spirit
for
those
who
decline
or
hesitate
to
do
even
that.
Here
in
Prince
Rupert
it
would
seem
fitting
that
the
citizens
who
have
no
other
particular
war
work
to
do,
would
be
hastening
to
volunteer
for
assignments
in
connection
with
civilian
protection
rather
than
having
to
be
persuaded
or
cajoled
into
making
themselves
ready
to
protect
their
town,
their
homes
and
their
families.
It
is
quite
conceivable
that
A.R.P.
may
become
something
much
more
than
a
part
time
job.
We
should
be
training
ourselves
to
be
ready
for
such
an
eventuality.
We
should
be
organized
and
instructed
and
in
a
position
to
meet
the
need
when
it
comes.
Certainly
those
who
are
able
to
and
will
do
noth
ing
about
it
now
will
have
no
reason
.to
expect
assistance
vvnen
me
emergency
arises.
The
least
we
can
do
now
is
to
find
out
what
to'do
and
be
in
a
position
to
do
it.
When
a
Man
Buys
a
Home
.
When
a
man
wants
a
home,
he
saves
for
it.
It
matters
little
whether
it
is
a
home
or
a
car
or
what
comfort
or
luxury
you
have
your
heart
set
on,
you
expect
to
deny
yourself
other
things
in
order
to
get
it.
Today,
all
Canada
is
saving
for
a
home.
Unless
we
do
save,
we'll
lose
all
right
to
a
home,
as
we
know
it.
Under
Hitler
or
Hiro-hito,
conquered
people
have
no
rights.
Every
dollar
spent
needlessly
today,
gives
the
enemy
a
better
chance
to
take
away
your
right
to
enjoy
the
luxuries
that
a
free
Canada
can
give
you
tomorrow.
Your
dollars
saved
and
invested
in
the
New
Victory
Bonds
work
two
ways
for
you:
Victory
Bond
dollars
help
in
the
fight
now
for
vour
right
to
the
things
you
want
Victory
Bond
pilars
will
provide
the
cah
for
you
to
get
what
you
want
when
the
war
is
won.
What
are
a
few
luxuries
now,
compared
to
the
years
of
freedom
that
only
Victory
can
make
possible?
sEm
ift"?a
bviy
tr
Afs.
bk
The
tea
that
lias
won
more
world
awards
for
quality
than
any
other,
is
the
tea
to
use
in
these
days
of
rationing.
Try
this
masttr-blcnd
which
includes
select
"small
leaf"
teas
grown
exclusively
in
Lipton's
own
gardens
in
Ceylon.
You'll
find
Lipton's
so
uniformly
rich
and
full-flavoured
that
you'll
get
more
satisfying
cups
for
your
tea
coupons.
Duyer
in
uie
city.
THAT'S
EASY,
USE
UNO
U
S
fUU'HAVOUW
TEA-
AM
I
CET
MORE
VALUE
TOR
MY
COUPONS
SSjf
A'k
fimr
$nur
ttdst
Ujntn'i
lull.
I";
.0J.mpirt
It
lUft
"J4
for
s
iut".
LIPTON5
Also
Packers
of
LIPTON'S
NOODLE
SOUP
MIX
THT
SOUP
StNSATION
OF
THE
NATION"
If
you
have
something
to
sell,
a
classified
in
this
paper
will
soon
let
you
know
if
there
is
a
'Employees
Of
Air
Lines
Put
Up
Goodly
Sum
WINNIPEG.
Nov.
S
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines
employees
in
a!i
parts
of
Canada
subscribed
950
to
the
Victory
Loan.
P.
W
Baldwin.
T.
C.
A
auditor,
stated
today.
The
percentage
of
employees
who
contributed,
many
of
them
through
payroll
deductions,
was
C1.5.
Subscribing
$35,300.
employees
in
Winnipeg
went
over
their
objective
by
$300.
Mow
than
70
percent
of
Ute
staffs
here
bought
bondu
mando"
training
The
birds,
which
,
normally
roost
after
dark,
are
!
being
taught
night
flyitri
and
un-
Idergoing
batt
cond:ti:i!.s
by
'
having
planes
d;v-
at
the:r.
THE
DAILY
KEW3
EDMONTON
H
AS
FIRE
Fire
Hundred
Thousand
Dollar:
Conflatration
in
Heart
of
Albetta
Capital
City
EDMONTON.
Nov
S.O
-FVfmeo
battled
a
WOWWa
fire
tor
bouts
in
the
Empire
Bteefc
in
the
bert
of
downtown
Edmonton
last
night
The
two
to'
floors
of
the
four-store)'
DMiktlng
were
destroyed.
SILK
SOX
FOR
CAPE
CAPE
TOWN.
Nor.
t
stockings
are
oa
their
wmy
fMkm
Braail
to
South
Africa
to
Consid-
HOMERS
FOR
COMMANDOS
erably
relieve
the
acute
shorten
I
lAjptuwi,
inov.
a
v
several
;
wnicn
nas
ten.
so
many
women
hundred
homing
psgetMM
in
the
tare
-legged.
-.
British
Army
are
receiving
"Coin-
j
,a
"mm
,
SWELL
FISHLNG
At
Ccwichifl
Bay.
B.C..
during
Ausust.
l4(htport
fishermen
took
500
salmon
wfth
average
weight
'
!?
pounds
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PATROL
SHIP
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board
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bejieved
lost
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sea
The
Riuro
does
had
crossed
her
bow
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search
from
the
air
empty
life-boat.
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Isn't
it
Strange?
Isn't
it
strange
that
princes
and
kings,
And
clowns
that
caper
in
sawdust
rings.
And
common
people
like
you
and
me
Are
builders
for
Eternity
?
U'AKTIMC
HIKTHKATt
t.Ju
the
rr.odi:i
Japarmae
the
Sclent:
If-
N
ramus
an4
Ui-
Sa-a
ri:
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at.
nle
birth
.
fTi.''.
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f.imcd
w.'.u'
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to
rte
dur.i
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m
m
Can
any
one
of
us
look
to
the
heavens,
think
of
Eternity;
and
-not,
in
his
soul,
feel
and
know
that
nothing
matters
now
bubVictory?
Buy
Victory
Bonds.
1
.
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u.
THE
HOUSE
Or
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