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EDITORIAL
Give
Us
The
News
.
.
.
i
From
time
to
time
considerable
criticism
is
heard
at
the
tendency
of
those
responsible
for
the
dissemination
of
the
war
news
to
hold
back
on
the
bad
and
play
up
unduly
what
might
appear
to
be
good.
This
tendency
was
very
much
in
evidence
in
Britain
for
a
time.
More
recently
it
seems
to
have
been
the
policy
of
the
United
States.
There
may
be
hints
and
rumors
of
bad
news
today
but
nothing
official
is
heard
about
it
until
weeks
or
possibly
months
later.
At
times
there
also
appears
to
be
ridiculous
censorship
difficult
of
understanding.
By
this
time
the
people
of
our
nations
should
be
able
to
take
the
bad
news
as
well
as
the
good.
Certainly,
they
cannot
be
expected
to
fight
their
best
if
they
do
not
know
what
they
are
up
against.
And
to
feel
that
they
are
being
deceived
even
by
silence
does
not
inspire
confidence.
It
is
hard
to
see
the
force
of
any
suggestion
that
it
is
helping
the
enemy
by
deluding
us.
Those
who
failed
to
heed
the
freely
given
advice
a
few
months
ago
to
lay
in
their
fuel
stocks
are
beginning
now
to
Ipok
forward
to
the
winter
with
a
good
deal
of
misgiving.
The
coal
pne
from
now
will
be
a
matter
of
major
concern.
a
very
vital
liart
of
the
local
war
organization.
mi.
Pi
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If
you
want
to
live
LEND.
on
The
Work
of
the
A.R.P.
.
.
.
The
people
of
the
A.R.P.
may
think
their
job
a
tire
some
and
thankless
one.
Lack
of
action,
it
is
to
be
hoped,
may
not
dull
their
enthusiasm
for
their
job
is
really
a
very
important
one,
one
which
will
be
fully
appreciated
if
and
when
their
need
by
the
public
becomes
real.
Only,
then
will
the
average
person
be
made
to
forcibly
understand
what
a
blessing
the
A.R.P.
wardens,
auxiliary
fire
fighters,
special
policemen,
and
all
the
other
workers
really
are.
The
air
demonstration
which
we
saw
Tuesday
in
connection
with
the
Victory
Loan
campaign
may
have
suggested
to
some
thoughtful
people
what
things
might
happen
here
should
there
be
hostile
as
well
as
friendly
planes
of
that
kind
around.
The
A.R.P.
workers
would
then
be
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LAUDS
SEA
CADETS
Editor.
Dally
News:
I
read
in
your
issue
of
October
34.
under
the
caction
of
"Y
MCA
Activities."
signed
bv
the
hntpv
a
mimttai
that
it
womia
he
a
toad
idea
Jar
th
M
radets
in
eeftret
raaaartnea,
ete
from
the
householders
for
the
vrrims
fo-:-'
mmllimt
frtm
which
the
"Y"
keeps
Supplied
in
rerd'--.:
matter.
I
knew
for
a
fact
the
Spt
r
r,
did
not
fall
when
reourr
J
father
.saa
llimin
etr
.
f
also
delirered
to
hanses
hirs
f
,-scran
for
Ike
Red
Crw
Also
t
-of
them
mmim.i
an
sonme
f.
vage
for
Ike
ftest
Crocs.
Fuilh-
-quote
a
fern-
of
taw
eaets
t
,
Ing
as
a
rat
im
nit
and
snaae
wardens
h
the
Alt
P.
I
i
sore
the
chief
valves
their
as
sistance.
Does
the
hastens
know
that
the
Sea
Cadets
have
an
tntellirent
officer
in
the
eecffm
of
Mr
Ale
Mitchel'
and
that
if
he
wre
r-nueted.
ni
donbt
he
would
c!l
the
Troop
to
parade
and.
with
hi-persuasiao,
they
would
gladly
volunteer
to
ive
a
heloing
hand
but
vcw
cannrt
expect
these
lads
to
carry
parcels
of
saacasines
from
one
end
of
the
cttv
to
the
other
for
distribution
without
the
aid
of
the
delivery
car
which
is
supplied
for
headquarters
for
such
purpose.
The
Y.M.C.A.
has
a
paid
rtaff
and
have
time
at
their
disposal.
If
the
staff
is
insufficient
I
sugvest
ad-
dition
is
applied
for
from
use
War
Services
Incorporated"
for
which
we
are
all
collected
from
and
to
which
we
donate
our
tune
and
subscription.--
for
this
work.
Mr.
Editor,
I
am
writing
this
note
because
I
for
one.
and
I
am
sure
the
cadets
themselves
do
not
like
to
be
addressed
in
the
local
paper
as
"kids."
I
am
sure
only
recently
some
have
left
the
cadets
for
active
service
and
others
will
not
be
lone
before
they
will
b?
going
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you
easier,
cleaner
shaves
...
and
more
of
them
per
blade.
Edges
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honed.
The
steel
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diamond-tested
for
hardness.
Result:
Easier
shaving,
longer
life.
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Satisfaction
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,Aj-a
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14-auor
C
iitroi
Ba:
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r
t
u
GOOD
HOOP
PLAY
SEEN
LASTNlGHi
High
School,
Dry
Dck
and
Nar
Bat
Air
Force.
Transport
And
Co-ops
Ine
Araery
last
night
was
aau.
Jse
aaene
of
three
lively
battet-
.liiii
gasaes
jrtajred
before
the
Urg
ent
erevd
aa
far
this
season.
The
i
A'.
Force
Ibh
to
Oie
Booth
Mem
orial
High
Sehoc
aquad.
The
Dr
fDoet:
ba.Ued
M&
way
through
a
tough
United
States
Tranapon
toaaa.
The
Navy
handily
on
owe:
Co
-aperitive
hi
a
daasy
casae.
One
k
the
MgatUfhU
of
the
evemng
-was
the
fact
that
Dry
Dock
tos
not
cnaxged
iXh
a
a
inade
foul
in
their
game
with
the
Azseriean
boys
too
vere
atopoed
nine
uma
by
teleree
Hec
Mac-'Ceaze.
one
of
them
bta(
banished
on
the
quota
of
four.
ILjh
:hool
looked
very
arnan
in
Uieir
win
over
tiw
Air
Force
i
-itjy
hai.dird
thjbuelves
nicely
ir.
t
pinches.
The
leading
poin;
1
getter
was
Peter
Puatak.
the
ssmr
i.
iorvard.
who
has
been
piay-Iju
oit
parti
of
late
awaiting
hi
;-.anre
to
show,
his
wares.
1L
ttnded
a
15
point
total.
Thf
Navy
dejerWi
rhdr
wir
.
-vpr
Co-operatives.
In
fact
the
Laiiors
had
th;
better
of
the
pla
I
n
departments.
Co-op
stil'
'semis
to
be
a
little
toa
weak
fox
this
league.
Why
Joe
Davis
is
not
j
!r.')
ior
theoiTetnaim
a
secre
'This
youngster
is
probably
th
i
upt
r.
okie
in
th
city
a:u
.
should
nor
be
wasted.
Th
Havy
is
one
of
the
better
outfits
Judging
from
test
nhjht'i
j.
showing
and
wiil'Tnace
tnings
in-
torestfng
for
any
of
the
leadine
!
reams
Bvo
Houston,
star
guard
of
city
jaJi-sta-r
teams
for
three
siawn.
'back,
was
sresejif
lait
evening
or
thr
Dry
Do:kbAri.
Dae
to
rat
mii:tary
duties
he
cannot
pla
this
season
and
i
that's
ready
a
'b5
rw
to
stiff
a
fine
achtote.
Pos-fiib
y
he
m?.y
be
lined
up
with
om
"t
(hn
teams
to
play
the
oocaskma:
'game.
Scores
:
High
School
35.
Air
Force
20.
(
,
U.
S.
Transport
31.
Dry
Dock
41
i
Navy
36,
Co-op
26.
Hec
McKenzie
referred
and
hU
wif
-
was
storekeeper.
Points
and
Standing
High
School
Pustak
15,
McDonald
2,
Arney
10,
Long
6.
Knutaon
2.
total.
20.
Air
Force
Fulton
6,
McCafferty
1.
Lcanty
3,
Marshall
6.
Cato
4,
total,
35.
Dry
Dock
MacPhee
11.
Don
Fitch
14,
Lewis
4,
Santerbane
16.
Qippell
2,
Murray
1,
total,
48.
U.
8.
Transport
Oallinghouse
2
Fernandez
13,
Oanong
4,
Bolln
8,
Vaill
4,
total.
31.
Navy
Qlitrt
6.
Bond
6.
Brown
4
Spark
10,
llunro
10,
total
3G.
:
Co-op
Vuckovlch
8,
Vlereck
2.
'PetU;nuzzo
4,
Fetersen
3.
Men-tenko
5,
Astoria
4,
total,
20.
The
League
Standings
W
L
Pts
F
A
Dry
Dock
2
Hfcih
School
n
2
U.
8.
Headquarters
1
I
Midlands
U
8,
Transport
;
navy
,
R.CA.F
Co-op
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53
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46
prdtfct
mrrn:iti
i.irs
Migrating
butterflies
that
winter
in
Pacific
Grove.
California,
are
protected
by
city
ordinance.
This
is
embarrassing
to
th
irere
male
as
it
concerns
a
certain
eroup
of
Canadian
Army
antl-n
'rem
ft
gunners
in
Britain
who.
didi?'
ret
thaae
rd
tact
from
!
kin
into
taw
aun
far
Nad
ui-
To
too
rigstt
oat
with
the
:!!'!
a
bunch
of
English
girls
!ied
the
Canadian
lads
by
score
of
33-J7
In
a
base-v.ixe
The
gals
were
members
'
WRNS.
and
the
game,
at
u
ojU
town,
was
arranged
v
!
Canadam
battery
sports
"
r
-
tVn
arrangements
for
a
t:t'i
a
VS.
Army
Air
Force
max
ranreUed
by
enemy
ac-
'
The
Canadians
who
are
tak-ie
a
resultant
ribbing
are
Onr
t
H
WiUon
of
Retina,
D.
J
Mar-ui
of
Kinaston.
Ont
;
L
W
Mar
ls
of
North
Bay.
Ont
Freddy
Bates
of
Ottawa.
"Elsie"
Haley
of
Hamilton.
Ont
;
Bdrs
Cliff
Wal
ker
of
Powell
River.
DC
:
Jack
Head
of
Toronto.
Pte
W
Patrick.
VCOjC
.
Verdan.
Que
Cpl
O
Betts.
RCO.C.
Lachine.
Que
andi
-HaU
Porky
Thornton
of
St
Catharines.
Ont
The
I12
softhall
champions
of
he
Canadian
Amy
Overseas
are
i
band
of
haakies
from
the
CD
"
W..
reoresenUns
the
Canadian
veinforeetnent
tfniU
Thev
whip-
wl
a
Canadian
Division
team
nade
lap
of
a
Western
Canada
ar
cilery
regiment,
two
straight
in
the
bet
ibmss
-of
-three
finals.
The
scores
were
3-0
and
4-2
Ptes,
O
Chapsnan.
who
played
the
taaae
aioaad
Ms
native
city
of
Montreal,
and
M.
V
Putnan
of
faatan's
Comers.
Ont
hurled
the
winning
tilts.
Set
R
A.
Jones
of
Moose
Jaw.
Sask..
pitched
both
for
the
losers.
Individual
placque
vere
awarded
both
teams
by
Lt
3ol.
P.
C
Wilson.
acUng
for
MaJ
-
Gen.
II.
L.
X.
Salmon
Fit
Lt
Ross
C
Thompson.
Peter
borough.
Ont..
of
the
R.CAJ.
has
his
leave
plans
prepared
for
next
wnuner
brt
wishes
he
had
dU
wered
the
Thame
River
earlier
K
swimming
champion
around
UrUvarmUr
of
Toronto
10
years
ago
and
a
sundoaV'
piodler
'
and
yachtsman
around
Peterborough
Ross
took
a
week-end
canoe
excursion
ap
the
Thames,
including
the
famed
Henley
course.
"With
I'd
thought
of
it
before."
he
said.
"It
voald
have
made
a
swell
summer
fOR
QUICK
RESULTS.
TRY
A
NEWS
WANT
ADD.
SERVICES
TO
Vanrouvrr.
Victoria
and
Way
points,
Stewart
and
North.
Quern
Charlotte
Islands.
Pull
Information,
Tlrkctt
and
Urrvationi
FRANK
j.
SKIN.NKK
Prlnre
Rupert
Atmt
Third
Ave.
Pbnne
S
J.
M.
S.
Loubser
CHIROPRACTOR
Wallace
Rlock
Phon
Ml
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Vm
B
A
7tN
f
r-
P!
Of
course
I
l.op
at
The
d
Variety
Slorell's
so
handy!
g
Till:
g
S
Variety
Store
g
pi
5
jj
Where
your
d
lines
are
little
j
dollars
a
:
a
i
aa
aiavanaat:
axaiBu
mimt
SALAD
TEA
l
Now!
Men
as
low
as
CLASS
"C"
CAN
JOIN
THE
ACTIVE
ARMY
Mm
If
you
hare
:ei!
unable
to
rnn-t
bt
your
phy
steal
nsndition.
then
here
is
The
Royal
Canadian
Army
Medical
Orp-
v.i!,
i
men
In
tnedira!
raleotie
-R
nr
C,"
well
t
c'x-
-AT
Men
are
needed
to
serve
as
mrslng
rorlt
At,
,
asslttaats.
opefaamg
room
asstnts.
radtugT
chlropliiU.
and
masseurs.
Others
are
oeeurt:
ikrLy
ruoks.
ttarnnrn.
and
for
grnrral
hcnpltal
mk,
Cxperienee
In
saedieal
work
Is
not
neceaun
B
:
a
particularly
tmd
opporta4ty
for
hMiu:
i.
chiropodists,
mMsettrs.
and
men
holding
fir-
,
Utieates.
FVsr
RnlUtment
Apnly
to
the
Rwruitinjr
Officer
at
I'KINCK
Hl'I'KKT
Or
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