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THE
DAILY
NEWS
4
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EDITION
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rfT
fV
Dangerous
Situation
.
.
.
Thursday,
October
8.
1942
EDITORIAL
''r'even
predominantly
among
men
of
the
services.
.
ine
oiner
nignt
mere
was
a
sucuien
black-out
as
iney
aui
tnat
nignt.
It
is
not
good
enough
to
condone
drunkenness
in
Prince
Rupert
because
there
is
nothing
else
for
people,
particularly
the
young,
to
do
here.
Drunkenness
and
disorder
cannot
be
justified
on
any
such
grounds.
To
do
so
is
to
tacitly
prescribe
getting
drunk
as
a
form
of
entertainment
to
be
resorted
to
because
no
other
less
evil
entertainment
is
available.
It
would
be
just
as
reasonable
to
excuse
more
disreputable
or
diabolical
diversions
should
liquor
suddenly
disappear.
Such
excuses
are
nothing
but
red
herrings,
no
matter
who
may
offer
them.
These
are
trvinir
times
and.
instpnrl
nf
insHfvinnr
drunkenness
and
immorality,
filth
and
indecency,
Aye'
cnuuiu
iu
uc
uuniK
wiiat
we
can
10
prevent
11.
ior
snouiti
those
responsible
be
allowed
to
laugh
it
off
or
minimize
or
ignore
it.
'v
-i
Whatever
the
cause,
hnwpvpr.
thprp
i?
n
fpcrpr
nfi
!
in
i
Prince
Rupert.
This
was
evidently
the
sicrnal
fb'r
th6
dumr-
ing
of
some
considerable
numbe'r
of
drunk'
oi
hajnk
men
and
women
into
the
dark
streets,
there
to
shout
and
jostle
and
get
themselves
generally
in
the
way.
One
could
not
help
but
wonder
what
would
happen,
what
panic
or
chaos
there
would
be.
should
thf
pnpmv
hannpn
tri
rnniP
am
7
-
-
-
.
j
i
1
fcv
fto
Prince
Rupert
with
conditions
existing
downtown
such
11
1
1
1
1
j
1
1
Prince
Rupert.
It
is
high
timerthat
sinhrngf-bet
nift-
S
"
ouuui
ik,
uciuic
inuie
fcenuus
consequences
en-
k
sue.
Even
if
there
were
no
women
or
children
here,
no
,r
ji4,
quiet-living
normal
citizens,
only
soldiers,
sailors,
airmen
'
and
essential
workers,
we
cannot
see
where
the
war
ef-'
fort
COUld
lUStifv
Sodom
and
finmnrrnh
rmvliHrmcs
Tf
is,
-V
Jfc
110
use
telling
(is
this
time
that
we
ought
to
remember
-i
that
there
is
war
on
or
remind
us
that
there
is
nothing
'k'plfei
eIse
to
d0
in
P"'nce
Rupert.
,
u
Wp
'
w
"
(luniv.umiy
UUUICI
CU
clUUUL
WllUllltJr
UT
not
oUr
remarks
hurt
J
v
uu
UCHCVC
IS
tlitlt,
f'Wi
it
i
10
1
hirrh
t
timn
,.
fn
.
.1
.
i.
nr
1
i
a-fflr
""
iui
n-uuii
ami
inipruveineni.
we
Deiieve.
W-fe
at
it
should
be
possible,
if
the
situation
is
handled
ade-j
'
vj
quately
and
competently,
to
bring
about
that
improve-''
M:f
ment.
Conditions
are
not
only
intolerable
now
but
they!
Tifc
are
downright
dangerous
and
there
should
be
no
further
r
Ji
delay
in
taking
the
full
measures
necessary
to
clean
them'
kmi
"P-
To
say
that
things
aren't
too
bad
and
that
nntbinrr!
ft
3ft
can
be
done
about
it
is
merely
justifying
indolent
inaction
or
authoritative
incompetence.
There
is
no
reason
why
Prince
Rupert
should
not-
still
be
a
decent,
respectable,
orderly
and
law-abiding
'
town
even
if
it
is
doubled
in
population,
ove;-crowdexl
and
lacking
in
recreational
facilities.
And
the
fact
thaWt
is!
?i
0.r-r
lKe
front
line
makesit
all
the
more
important!
that
it
should
be
so.
A
little
greater
sense
of-sobriety
andi
responsibility
would
not
be
amiss
in
'Prince-Rupert's
wai
ciiuiu
even
imanciai
considerations
should
not
be
allow,
ed
to
prevent
a
clean-up
being
made.
Now,
dear
reader,
do
not
let
yourself
Jie
carried
away
by
anger
or
resentment
because
you
may
not
agree
with
some
of
the
above
remarks,
unless,
of
course,
you
are
quite
satisfied
with
things
as
they
are..
k
The
VicHy
Radio
.
.
.
T
mi
it;.
,
i
.
.
.
;,f3
ine
vicnv
radio
is
mnrh
nnntnri
in
mah
,1
Bnnii,
im'.
"
"
1
w.
?n
"l't:iic
n
rr
a.
.
,
n&iV.
:r?,
ua-yB-
1"e
luVbl
01
us
are
not
deluded
about
any
of
'JTr.
the
"news"
that
mav
emanatp
frnm
fnnf
vve
migiit
Keep
in
mind
is
that
neither
Vichy
nor
any
of
VJ
IllUWbllilUMU
UiC
111.UL1
111.
V
I
V.
VV
1
1
1
I
n
1J
V
UTf!
hf1,l
....
..
,
7
'
""v,"vl
v
iiaic
tu
believe
it
or4
hot,
....
is
,
but
.
a
mouthpiece,
willing
or
other'
mien
f
Mo?
flhtoinHi
Avi..iU.'..
n.i.
i
.
.wow,
H1
y""1
viviiuanjf.
niiiuiiijj
mat
comes
over
tm
Vichy
radio
We
mav
rest
a&surml
n
as
the
intent
may
be,
to
mitigate
against
our
cause.
Vichy
7
(liiiiuujiLUJiiuiiLn
iiitiv
ijii
nuiiii'
sirinu
nnnnn
v
tA
-
11
tvj
Uw
VUill-
forting
to
us.
The
fact
is
that
such
announcements
are
merely
just
a
little
more
subtle
in
their
meaning
and
effect.
Vichy,
of
course,
knows
like
Barnum
that
"there
K
is
one
uorn
every
minute.'
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.G.A.
AND
Y.W.C.A.
Hy
DOROTHY
GAnBUTT,
Hostess
With
the
appointment
of
the
two
t
i
cw
xuun
Aien
s
unmuan
Asso
.t"
HC
1
f
1L.
T
Tl
i.
-!
1
-
i
i
.
..,
.
meinueis
ui
uie
i
mice
nuperi
(jfiarauer
oi
om-
eiauon
men
10
me
Forts
and
the
L
A
1
'
A?
A
1
1
1
.1
1
I
i
11
'nutArlla
Grenadiers
T
iKlnU
think
1
t-
A
merce,
at
their
meeting
this
week,
did
a
good
deal
of
talk-j
i
perhaps
that
inn-
nhmif.
tVip
r1irpnntnhlp
stutp
nf
nffnirc
tW
nno
finrlc
a
restatement
of
where
we
all
work
-.by
night
down
town
in
Prince
Rupert
these
.lays
,le
to
Vtlfl'
5cxcessive
indulgence
m
liquor
by
both
men
and
women.
'The
Area
supervisor
u
Bob
,.'It
was
too
bad
that
the
Chamber
should
have
let
it
golson
he
hows
the
reins
and
directs
.with
only
the
talking
and
failed
to
follow
it
up
with
some
al
the
y.m.ca.
activities
in
this
!sort
of
resolution
to
officially
draw
attention
to
a
situa-
T
.
L
l"a'
,n
."arge
01
ine
V&tion
which,
in
spite
of
protests
and
representations
thatUd
so
forth,
m
fact
is
more
or
'
.
have-been
made
in
the
past,
is
deteriorating
rather
than
less
of
a
"Pooh
Bah"
if
hen
ex-
cuee
my
saying
so.
jock
Aiorse
rjiiipiuvjug.
'
.There
are
abundant
signs
of
increasing
lawlessness
I-0'1"
hair
of
the
Ports
and
oeordie
j
and
disorder
in
Prince
Rupert
and
it
is
not
helping
niat-!1
,
,
,
son
at
the
other
Ports
as
well
as
i
t0
haVe
the
streets
ful1
it
of
i
foul-mouthed
P
LteiS
an'
reeling,
jFairview
Camp.
Ivan
Mallett
looks
f'i
,
drunks,
leering,
pursuing
and
accosting
women,
making
i
after
the
Navy's
wants
and
also
'intny
nuisances
oi
inemseives.
we
are
not
sug-ves
inai
ine
snows
ei
10
m,r
ing
so
obvious
on
the
streets
here
is
confined
to
or
is
'
in
their
r,ght
order
11
sounds
sim-
.1
uh
l
r
J4;
!!:
.
"si
!
,
the
BPtgMtB.ws;
lot
can
happen
to
a
schedule
be
tween
thf
Utrfe
It
la
all
nicety!
written
otft
on
papervand
when
it
Is
put
In
practice.
Hector
Macken-
lie"
iriaKeJ
things
hurrf
aronnd
Hie
Midland
Camp
and
puts
show-;
cm
at
the
Dry
DocK.
Harvey
Or
"
wvv
VYS
w
u.
:
men's
wanU.
PereyVPoultfln:
jtarU
your
iASUe
of
3eptrmber
so
regard-
;a
sufgerti
t
in
with
the"
OrerftiSMtVtiWlll!11
llne"up
ut
lh
cMii
BtHt
rooms
regjtrr,
oipife;
KvJw
lastbut
not
leasCthian
TOii"'
lf
sL2JTJ
On
the
catering,
side
oi
the
r"""'1
"
u"um
'iHHRp
in
lfWIWCMOn
-nrt
.
'
YAI.C-A.
work
there
is'
Mrs.
Wood
side,
who
runs
the
canteen
at
the
Hut.
As
the
pressure;ol
work'
in
creases
mere
she
threatens
daily
to
fire
herself
but
ntwe
can
help
It.
At
the
cafeteria
'Pat
Trent
U
in
charge
with
MriDeHlsle
and
Audrey
Burnett
ascashlers
and
Mrs.
Moon
Is
ln
phaje
of
the
Staff
House
and
jersonnel.
Remember,
boyJithe
time
limit
on
library
books
il
seven
weeks.
,
n
-
.
a
1.
'...kII
UJiT
even
days
not
OLD
HUMORAL1
Letter
Box
SKKVICXS
MJLDtil)
Editor.
Dally
News:
The
"Job
Patient"
letter
Umelv
Of
Him
Canada
Asks
in
Alia
Man
Can
Give
.Mi!0"
mi?ta
this
is
a
oZ
war
i
;ffiKKvfr
fa'dfe-
fanatical,
ruthless,
(!(,
niined
enemies:
We
shall
defeat
them
m.lv
1
1
if
Valour
irl
6ut
fighting
ieU
is
matched
by
self,
denial
and-
effort
on
the
part
of
tho?e
at
home.
Canada
does
not
of
vu
lui
th-mhUi
ur
age
that
she
expects
of
her
fighting
mmi,
l,t
1
ic
doesf
place
on
yon
a
grata
responsibility
Over
and
ahove
the
rtloflcy
raised
through
taxation
she
must
epefid
crei-y
single
day
Six
Million
Dollars
to
carry
ort
the
war.
It
ni,iHl
come
from
volun-tary
loans
from
yotl
and
.people
like
you.
That
is
why
you
are
asked
to
gt
ready
to
hUy
Victory
Bonds.
iWs
Canada"
doubt
that
yotf
will
do
as
she
afcks?
Nb'ihdefid:
Slib
trusts
in
the
sincerity
of
your
patriotism
irt
your
deep-rooted
pride
in
(
Uw
and'
all
-she
stands
for.
She
helipves
that
yoi
J
.
it
doiVno
go
isr
MWsariLnuf
viia
uw
Mi
pro-
local
theatre
after
hard
dayaiardv
-
-
'
j3L
oZSii
j
.
oi
r.ev:iuswi
msrv
W
i.
other
MrtMi
reqsJIWe
to
Uh
fnnWttTof
propl?
vrtto
rtwl
tbs
care
o:
ire
uicre&s
-
in
-
PODUlaUjn
mi
ml.
i
ma
Aim
iuii
full"
ai
aware
tlut
m
kawii
Lhelr
vwrt
ano
woat
Jc,jo
again
be-:
nwniiliir.
.vey
ftrt
helps
Kit
reus
I
sign
myaelf
4
tier
'
Hat
iter.
T-
U)?Ki
11
rk
rniiVKirrnw
H,nri'
7
X
prtTa
e
ret,-
natural
condition
as
the
dence
of
British
in1
sovereigns
ordinary
person
may
live
hi.
al-
p,e
bu,
.van
.Ul
m
m
W
a
WM
"
""n.ir.nT"..,'
.
C!;y
Hre
OnwCanadaLaysa
1
GmieRespo
'
-
X
wotlld
.cornVo
do
lia
t1.nn
refuse
to
lend
vrV
ing
their
lives.
THURSDAY
OCTOBER
the
Dimif
nM
..iil
.
.
i-
..j.-
..j
--rw
more
.
ii
quraitun
mm
-
Hinu
Ifltt)
aq
other
iMr
the
public
be
imerMU
ift
rim
0B,
rwnfiy
lunu
f.re
preveiuun.
u
ftjuw
'i.-Wrj
mwBf
,
r
obvious.
'"
,
tt'rMiy
.,.
r
st?"
Ih"
'Nlmun
..
.
.1
.11111
t.
iriMu
u
jik
-
but
I
venter
tiUoWlte.'
.
.
pumt
nra
tjier,
rhI
JLI'",?1.
r!M-
In
M-.irv
5fcwo
Uw
whte
id.
i
which
there
is
anipie
evtdeitee
Hihoiae
of
placr
of
tiMMs-tMere
to
'rf
p'nt
f'f
irrive
he
e
soon.
iat
itL
on
ijh
which
meda
do.
CnfprnT
Srrtnnt'
Mw
i
rioc.i
inr
over
an
nour
at
tni'.n
a
nnwtM
mm
k,
.
vn.
wtre
s
yUbniiiea;
Kt
ur
,
.
Hr.
'lo
lldf
of
gtior.-,
,
,
WWtsaai
'-"'mill
C.
W.
II
HR1
m."
1
stMp2f
WlKN'PFG
wwih
-man
or
woman
has
little
t
f'i't'Vr'if
nomiedre
of
fi-es
or
fire
causes
Itnra-irtriirTVB
Th
1
H
"
1e
of
Th-
wrrd
lo'"
Wini.-v,..
::,.
v".i
men
rf
jrlmen-
.f
m!norlty
oartl"!
whlc-h
ieni"ri!d
inlajil
..-i
Hsi
"r1f
y
r
than
any
othei
unit,
emerfed
lron
JIKW'Tn
181.'
mibilify
-
j
hm.iv
uim.10
UIU
Ulltl"
'.!
.'i.'l;
,
,
how
yoijVan
no
iir
tH!i
i.Jirv
tliil.
IA.
Of
late
the
total
cariiina
that
go
intothc
nation's
pay
envelopes
haveJecn
cnormouMy
:.
...1
mm
v
.
...r.
iiiousainis
arc
earning
more
than
they
have
ever
done.
In
countljJ
homes
sons
and
daughters
are
earning
money
for
the
first
"
time.
This
may
or
may
not
he
true
of
you
aridr
,m.i
v
;,st
your
(i
ut
v
)&
clear.
It
iXtO
m;o
tliat
each
and
every
one
in
vour
homn
I..
gets
his
or
her
expenditures
week
by
week
to
anow
regular
and
consistent
saving.
Every
item,
of
needless
spending
should
he
ruthlessl'cut
out
every
spare
dollar
invested
iir
Victory4
Honds.
Make
this
the
motto
of
your
housed
NATIONAL
WAR
FINANCE
COMMITTEE
mutt,
1
42
f.
'Ik-