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DAILY
EDITION
m
Wednesday.
November
4.
1942
serious
'
embarrassment
,
.
from
that
..--.
v
quarter.
Had
v
4
it
V
not
4IUV
50
STRONG
STURDY
CARD
TABLES,
assorted
models
and
colors.
Cash
price
from
$2.!3
-
$:."."
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ljH.y."
327
3rd
Avenue.
Phone
775
HUY
TIIIUI)
VICTORY
LOAN
HONDS
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.C.A.
AND
Y.W.C.A.
By
DOROTHY
OAKlUriT.
Hostess
We
would
like
to
thaofc
Command
Alex
Mitchell
manding
officer
of
the
Sea
Oasfeu.
and
the
Sa
Cftdeto
Uumwlves
fc
1
their
very
splendid
response
o
ou
plea
.
for
mngntlnw
Oeewitnyty
tons
of
magazines
poured
in
Thanks.
Sea
Cadets!
There
will
be
no
dances
held
the
"Y"
until
further
notice.
We
saw
a
film
at
the
"Y"
last
night
called
'Father
Takes
.1
Wife"
acd
rn
bit
parts
there
were
so
many
old
tuners
like
Neil
Hamilton
and
Grant
Withers
remcr.
ber
Loretta
Youngs
Onee-Upo-A-Tune?
that
I
had
to
stop
re
cognising
Uwra
in
setf
defence
Gloria
Swanton
was
the
star.
Tn.
years
have
been
kind
to
her.
It
was
a
grand
show.
I
would
like
to
remind
the
toys
The
Republican
party,
which
naturally
advocated
a
Kno-ige
is
not
to
be
taken
more
aggressive
war
effort
because
there
was
nothing
awav
irom
an
reading
else
upon
which
to
base
an
appeal
for
support.
at
this
f001"-
1
noUee
volunM
time,
shows
an
upsurge
of
strength
as
a
result
of
theiI
JfL
tSL
Se"
united
states
general
elections
wftich
took
place
yester-1
shelves
along
the
west
wall
are
the
day.
However,
it
fell
short
of
gaining
congressional
con-library
books
and
may
be
taken
trol
so
the
Roosevelt
administration
should
have
no
been
for
the
war
and
the
inonnrmvnhnir.v
nf
intprtprnio-Z
Z'JZZ
T"
,
irai
....
.
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ITUi,
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,
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tj..,,m.,
o
n
i
j
.
.
warns
qaanaatlon
of
ing
would
probably
have
resulted
in
a
"major
political
I
system
and
v
gratifying
turnover
in
Congress.
,
f1
i?r
TV?
1m
TCry
few
,,,
,
.
I
books.
The
books
all
are
supplied
T
4.
1
1
xi
l
Notable
were
the
upsets
in
some
of
the
state
admin-
by
the
I.
o.
d
b.
and
are
changed
istrations
such
as
New
York,
California
and
Nebraska
I
frequently.
wnere
Democrats
or
Mew
Dealers
lost
out
to
the
Renub-i
Jock
and
i
have
invented
a
new
1
mi
m
.
.
.
-
.51
iicans.
inese
cnanges,
ol
course,
will
have
no
direct
national
effect.
Summed
up,
the
United
States
election
results
indicate
a
decided
movement
back
towards
Republicanism
in
the
states
that
normally
are
Republican.
The
south
remains
traditionally
Democratic.
The
Municipal
Election
.
.
.
out
for
a
week
at
a
time.
Two
may
be
taken
out
at
a
time.
There
is
indoor
game,
we
played
It
with
a.
couple
of
wooden
spoon-itke
con
traptions
with
abort
handles
and
W
mmm
m
&
THE
DAiyr
NEWH
w
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W1DKE8DAV
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wuvr
ntuk
ir;
4
1
'-
THIHGS
TO
REMEMBER..
siys:
HIIc1tivttittrl
Cl
Victory
-buiflht
bw
Victory
Bonda."
PI
SIMPSON
IS
WARLIKE
Pacific
Coast
lUnpm
SUje
Parade
to
See
Drmonttratiun
of
Small
Arms
and
Machine
(unnrry
In
kecjibg
E7
w
with
the
spirit
of
the
A
HAAk
-fc
tk.
-1
.
to-
a
otiuaro
oau.
we
uirow
uie
nail
mn
tutt
armr
u.hir
h.
back
and
forth
catehing
it
in
the
,
struetor
of
-
fee
twelfk
Coast
Ran-
trit
V
i
TMwVorrow
Carl
n&v
him
on
hist
:
11
is
quite
lilting
tnat
the
Prince
Hupert
Ratepayers
"iueu
son
Rangers,
capt
OOrady
re-Association
should
take
steps
to
actively
interest
itself
tThard
'ery
"tt"
'
m
what
happens
m
the
forthcoming
civic
election,
an
a
few
hundred
chans
m
put
up
,
-
eventiwhich
we
are
to
have
acrain
here
in
Prince
Runert
ana
om
lor
three
shows
ao4;ttot
aiierrr-foV
the
eoncerts
and
next
month
after
a
lapse
of
just
about
ten
vears
ione
concert
a
wek
besides
mn-
piwmiitf
-
.
.
nlng
most
of
the
shows
and
ret-
Car:
WViiTo
Vi
,
;
.j
v:
'
wniie
the
war
is
on
and
things
are
so
uncertain,
it
wm
ue
targe
a
matter
01
"carrying
on
as
far
as
civic
affairs
are
concerned.
We
can
anticipate
no
ambitious
i
program
of
straight
civic
work.
To
plan
such
under
present
conditions
would
be
as
unseemly
as
it
would
be
impossible
to
hope
for
any
accomplishment.
However,
besides
straight
war
activities,
there
are
important
local
services
to
be
maintained,
valuable
community
interests
tr
be
protected
and
it
also
will
te
well
to
be
planning
ahead
for
the
day
when
municipal
government
will
be
of
more
active
character
than
it
can
be
at
present.
It
is
appropriate
that
we
should
be
thinking
of
the
kind
of
men
or
women
we
shall
be
electing
in
December
and
it
is
all
to
be
the
good
that
organizations
having
a
direct
interest
in
civic
and
community
affairs
should
be
getting
busy.
Unfortunately,
there
seems
to
be
a
rather
marked
spirit
of
indifference
and
a
"Let
George
Do
It"
attitude.
As
for
the
ratepaverg,
the
registrations
show
that
they
will
be
much
in
the
preponderance
as
voters
which
makes
it
all
the
more
fitting
that
they
should
be
taking
a
leading
and
organized
interest
in
the
candidates
that
are
npminated
and
elected
and
the
policies
they-should
follow.
Ambulance
Service
.
.
.
The
members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fire
Department
are
to
be
commended
on
the
spirit
they
have
shown
in
taking
over
the
operation
of
the
ambulance
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
on
a
voluntary
basis
at
a
time
when
the
hospital
authorities
were
perplexed
as
to
what
was
to
be
done
about
maintaining
the
service.
The
men
at
the
Fire
Hall
did
not
need
to
have
taken
on
the
job
but
they
evidently
felt
that
some
one
should
feel
a
sense
of
duty
in
the
matter
so
they
did
-it
themselves.
It
is
a
very
commendable
gesture
of
public
spiritedness.
The
act
will
at
least
have
some
measure
of
reward
in
the
knowledge
that
it
is
one
of
mercy
which
will
help
to
relieve
suffering
and,
possibly
indeed,
save
life.
Such
acts
are
becoming
all
too
few
these
days.
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
programs
Have
fun
and
have
their
own
brass
band.
Between
October
22
and
39.
Capt
OOrady
vtaited
the
Naa
River
villages
of
Ktnoouth.
Aty-amh.
Oreenville
and
Canyon
Ctt
ia
connection
with
the
final
or-xanizai.on
of
Pacific
Coast
Hange
units
Pinal
organiaaUon
of
the
Naaa
River
company
of
PndfL
Cqa:
Rangers
ha
now
been
authorised
Suitable
leadem
have
been
elected
and
1&0
mlutment
form-nve
bee
oaipleted
with
fifty
mare
to
atgn
np
tn
the
return
or
i
u"
nen
w
we
tmmm
t
Mi
-i
.v-
-
i
Capt.
OOradv
and
Staff
iter
the
tranqall
and
quiet
nearby
na-
;
iff
rUn.mde
P
the
Uve
vlltege
of
Port
Simpson
a
fe
Wwr
bo'd
De
days
ago
presented
a
military
as-
Prtmem
cruiser
Xasfteena.
beinv
Ptt
when,
ander
command
or
accompanied
by
Indian
Agent
Ueut.
VMKj
who
has
taken
iames
Oillett
charge
ol'jM
unit
there,
nattv?
.
Uon
of
small
arms
and
machine
.
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"
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WM
A
.,-1
.
V.
Inteiestiae
or
takes
skill
vcui
..
...u
-i
'world
should
lost
see
the
gallery
we
had
"aaperTiaor
and
orgaataer
of
the
wanning
us
ana
cneertng
as
on.
nMmm.
who
eaikwi
on
hi
Need
I
say
Joek
won?
baeJc
to
Prlneehfooert
after
WW
iHfei
SM
W74
B
a
nw
Wiiwii
4BVIfWl
SBBjn
lUinu
spoons
and.
if
von
don't
think
it
si
nr.
tk-
on
of
the
most
modern
In
th
has
been
opened
here
at
ttv
1Mr
(by
the
mayor
of
the
city.
-u.NmiuiMin
lahou
ii.ur
JOHANNE8UUHO.
Nor
4
Minister
of
Justice
Colin
Steyn
.
a
speech
here
declared
the
time
has
come
for
"drastic
amendment
of
industrial
legislation"
He
said
Underpaid
labor,
generally
ir.K
is
bac!
.abor
02
Tr
in
.
E
in
Tne
use
ot
YOUR
ELECTRIC
REFRIGERA
TOR
A
B
For
really
safe
preservation
food
must
be
kept
between
40
and
50.
Most
foods
should
be
kept
in
covered
dishes
so
that
vitamins
and
flavour
will
be
preserved.1
Remove
paper
wrappings
from
all
food
except
frozen
food.
Paper
acts
as
insulation
and
prevents
the
cold
from
rcachinK
the
food
quickly.
"
Uncooked
meat
should
be'
unwrapped
and
placed
in
meat
compartment.
If
your
refrigerator
has
no
meat
compartment,
place
meat
in
defrosting
tray
and
cover
loosely
with
waxed
paper.
Do
not
freeze
fruit
dull
it
only.
Avoid
even
near-freczinc
"
FIX
THEM
UP
-
MAKE
THEM
LAST
-
KEEP
THEM
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