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DAILY
EDITION
The
Birth
of
a
Baby
.
.
.
Saturday.
November
7,
1942
EDITORIAL
Facts
From
Stalin...
Two
striking
statements
were
made
by
Premier
Medical
and
health
authorities
universally
have
spoken
highly
of
the
value
of
the
film
"The
Birth
of
a
Baby"
which
is
to
be
shown
in
Prince
Rupert
shortly.
The
American
Committee
of
Maternal
Welfare
has
outlined
the
broad
objectives
of
the
picture
as
follows:
To
reduce
mater!
;
and
infant
mortality
and
morbidity,
to
avert
fear
of
child-bearing,
to
prevent
abortion,
to
warn
against
the
dangers
of
promiscuity,
to
impress
fathers
with
their
responsibilities
to
expectant
mothers
and
to
present
sex
in
its
proper
relation.
Speaking
of
the
last
mentioned
objective,
the
following
is
said:
"The
subject
of
sex
has
been
made
mystifying
to
the
young
mind
by
the
strange
ostrich-like
attitude
of
the
very
persons
to
whom
the
child
should
look
for
guidance.
To
make
matters
worse,
the
screen
is
beinc
emnloved
to
color
the
adolescent
mind
with
intimate
and
erotic
aspect
ot
human
relations,
while
no
effort
has
been
made
to
harness
its
vast
influence
for
teaching
the
normal
aspects
ui
jeuiuuuiaive
professes
in
ineir
relation
10
me.
"Fortunately,
there
is
now
widespread
recognition
in
high
places
that
silence
and
fairy
tales
of
the
stork-variety
are
not
acceptable
to
the
truth-seeking
minds
of
the
younger
generation.
This
forward-looking
attitude
is
exemplified
in
the
following
ways:
The
word
syphilis,
tabooed
'in
polite
society,'
and
is
now
permitted1
over
the
air
bv
the
National
Broadcasting
Company
and
the
Federal
Radio
Commission,
and
the
Surgeon-General
of
Ununited
States
Public
Health
Service
now
utilizes
the
screen
as
an
efficient
means
of
teaching
the
public
what
it
should
know
about
venereal
disease.
,
"The
Committee
believes
that
this
picture
will,
through
its
straightforward
approach
of
sex,
result
in
a
better
understanding
of
its
true
significance,
and
in
a
closer
relationship
between
mothers
and
daughters,
and
between
fathers
and
sons."
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CO-OPS
WIN
HOOP
GAME
Defeated
Air
Force
Last
Ntrht
to
End
Losing
Streak
Paced
lay
George
Veireelc
and
H
Cfcwifc,
abe
Co-operative
live
ekkMbed
oat
at
the
league
baake'
hm
cells
last
night
with
a
well
earned
win
over
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Foroe
45
to
36.
This
wa-the
Co-op's
first
win
in
four
start
and,
with
the
WB
newoume:s
dough
and
Satenan,
the
Co-ops
should
go
places.
Jack
Lindsay
ami
Pulton,
both
local
boys,
ieo
the
Air
Fto.ee
with
12
and
10
point
respectively.
The
aggressive
United
States
Transport
team
defeated
the
Mid-lands
36
to
16.
Fernandez,
the
Transport
ace,
found
the
hoop
to.
12
points
to
lead
the
Yankees.
The
Midlands
passing
Isn't
quite
up
to
the
mark
due
to
lack
of
practice
nut
tae
league
is
young
yet
ana
tfee
Midlands
should
be
weU
up
the
league
as
the
season
goe
along.
They
have
plenty
of
mater
Joseph
Stalin
of
the
Republic
of
Soviet
Socialist
Repub-
ii
and
those
flashy
outfits
should
lies
in
a
speech
'
Friday
night
One
was
that
if
the
Allies
a
utwe-
""rV
j!J..t
r.A
t
roo.,..l
v.
;Midland
cause
with
7
points.
IIJU
JlUL
ujie.ll
u
jcluihi
iiuiiL
taidii
ujiiic
nuum
uuau
uiciii.
The
other
was
that
no
other
nation
than
Russia
could
have
withstood
the
assault
that
has
been
and
is
being
inflicted
upon
it
by
Nazi
Germany.
It
was
noticeable
that,
while
Stalin
said
it
would
be
catastrophic
for
the
Allies
if
they
failed
to
open
a
second
front,
he
expressed
confidence
to
his
own
people
that
such
an
offensive
against
the
common
foe
would
be
instituted.
There
is
evidently
no
intention,
hard
pressed
though
she
may
be,
on
the
part
of
Russia
to
lay
down
arms.
Of
course,
the
courage
and
the
devotion
of
the
Russians
to
their
country
and
its
cause
has
been
amply
demonstrated
at
Stalingrad.
The
utter
valor,
with
personal
disregard
not
only
by
men
but
by
women
and
children
to
impending
death
and
danger,
has
been
epic,
something
which
might
have
been
considered
inconceivable
had
it
not
actually
happened.
The
statements
of
Stalin
in
regard
to
the
war
situation
must
be
considered
as
factual
expressions.
The
most
of
fair-minded
people
will
agree
with
them.
True
she
may
have
had
her
back
to
the
wall,
she
may
have
had
to
fight
or
perish,
yet
Russia
has
put
up
a
fight
and
is
putting
up
a
fight
at
which
all
the
world
wonders.
We
should
not
hesitate
to
honor
and
congratulate
the
Soviets
for
doing
it.
If
one
nation
has
justlv
won
our
admiration
and
our
gratitude
in
this
war
it
must
be
Russia
and
in
the
coming
days,
when
war
is
over
and
peace
returns,
it
would
be!
well
that
we
remember
and
retain
the
respect
for
the
Soviet
Union
which
we
now
feel
and
act
accordingly.
Meanwhile,
we
may
rest
assured
that
it
is
not
unwillingness
but
rather
inability
that
is
preventing
our
own
leaders
from
doing
more
than
they
are
to
assist
Russia
in
her
gallant
struggle
and
to
divert
some
of
the
attack
away
from
her.
D.
S.
H.
Q
League
Standing
P
W
L
For
Dry
Dock
1
3
0
123
Hit
School
VS.
Transport
Navy
BJCAF.
Midlands
Co-op
R.C.OS
Grenadiers
3
3
0
4
3
1
4
3
1
2
2
1
4
2
2
4
1
3
4
1
3
4
0
4
3
0
3
113
186
102
70
134
100
119
86
18
Nurses'
Dance
the
Lefty'
Uoline
had
a
field
da
at
the
expease
of
the
lowty
Signal
squad,
flipping
26
point
!
through
the
hoop
to
lead
the
United
States
Headquarters
team
to
j
in
easy
50
to
18
win.
Au:
ey.
for
tise
Yanks,
only
chalked
up
slxj
points
bu.
h's
sxart
pr
sin?
se.
MoUne
up
for
a
good
50
percen'.
of
his
baskets.
Martinez,
with
It
points,
was
the
other
Yank
hi'-.
,
scorer.
Bob
Houston,
local
boy
on
j
the
Sigs.
with
a
litUe
heip
from
'
Phis
team
mates,
could
have
boost
ed
his
nine
points.
The
Sigs
were
without
the
services
of
Lieut.
Lan-skail
and
Sgt.
Lawford.
Next
Wednesday's
games
have
been
moved
up
to
Sunday
after-noon
due
to
Armistice
Day
dance
j
in
the
Armories
that
night.
Midlands
Tait.
Watson
1,
Hunt
i
Kay.
Corbet
2,
Wafceck.
Spencer
t.
TBial.
18.
UB.
Transport
Oarflmahouse
4
Femandec
IX.
Caanoc.
Boien
4.
Valle
40.
Nichols
Total.
28.
u.
o.
a.
lAiwuie
o.
uu.
ry
.
R.C.CS
King
2,
Chapman
6.
Gnehat
2.
RoutMae,
Houston
9.
Total,
19.
Befere
H.
R.
MatKenzie.
Scorer
Hrs
H.
.
MaeKenzfe.
A
PU
91
78
109
71
71
134
139
157
181
99
Is
Successful!
More
Than
Two
Hundred
Persons
Attend
Affair
in
Oddfellows'
Hall
Friday
Night
A
very
successful
affair
was
the
dance
last
night
in
Oddfellows'
Hall
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Graduate
Nurses'
Association
for
the
purpose
of
raising
funds
for
the
overseas
nurses
fund.
More
than
two
hundred
persons
were
in
attendance
and
a
substantial
sum
was
realized
for
the
cause.
Dancing
was
in
progress
from
10
p.m.
until
2
a.m.
Excellent
music
was
furnished
by
the
Midlands'
Orchestra.
At
midnight
tasty
buffet
refreshments
were
served.
Miss
Eleanor
Graham
JR.
N.,
pre-iMent
of
the
Association,
was
in
general
charge
and
received
the
uueats.
Others
on
the
committee
lpcluded
Mrs.
Forbes.
Mrs.
Piper,
Mrs.
Ford,
Nursing
Sister
Keister.
Mrs.
Bryant,
Mrs.
Murray
and
Mrs.
D.
V.
Smith.
Mrs.
Murray
presided
at
the
door.
FOR
QUICK
RESULTS
TRY
A
NEWS
WANT
ADD,
THE
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HELP
TO
ROMMRL
NOW
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p.ui.t
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:
Ax-
ujpi
h)wp
delivered
no
aid
to
Field
Mar.-hai
Eii.
R"min-.
forces,
.n
North
Africa
They
bombed
it
and
it
is
shown
sinking.
ABOVE,
as
it
Mazed
from
stem
to
stern
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.C.A.
AND
Y.W.C.A.
By
DOROTHY
GARIttrTT.
Hostess
week's
dances
to
which
Junior
Co-op-
Vuekortteh
2,
Veireek
13.
"
vrw
n
Peterson
2.
Pettenurao.
douth
13
Cambral
Chapter
are
invited
are
Suhnan
9.
Astoria
6.
Total.
45.
at
Brrtn
scrgemnt
s
mess
a.
R.
if.
A.
F-McAtferty
4.
Leont
tne
AHrtes
on
rWedneaday
wltti
Fulton
10.
Cato
2.
Dorland.
Bar
a-,
RSer
"nd
Pwin
as
del
2.
Marshall.
Otoster
5.
Marga-
'
on
uwrsoay
tne
rami
lese.
Lindsay
12.
Total.
35.
tar
iortnightly
Mtdlands
dance
twith
Mrs.
BtMiey
and
Ura.
Ker-
as
chaperones.
Ofrls
?;A-!Tm4-der!,:ehPrones
will
meet
jaarum
id,
iiouru.
uajonae
j
Bacoa.
Total.
50.
and
sa
usual
at
the
Y.
Other
dances
scheduled
for
the
week
are
by
Invitation
and
are.
Royal
Canadian
Air
Fore
station
dance
Thursday
and
area
camp
men's
mess
at
the
Armories
on
Saturday.
"A"
nuunpec
wenacners
are
planning
a
dance
'.n
the
near
f
httIM
Kilt
.L.-.
i
in
the
L'u;iU),
jt
at
tha
Y
j
should
be
,
much
larger
each
week
instead
hut.
In
this
way
1
able
to
eater
to
a
crowd
goodness
knows
the
rrjwd
a:
the
"Y"
wen-big
enqogh
-and
by
appearing
on
the
stage
instead
of
a
makeshift
platform,
the
artists
will
be
inspired
to
give
their
beat
There
nothing
Hke
honest
to
goodnea
footlights
to
appeal
t
the
The-
1
plan
in
every
man.
woman
o;
As
the
dances
are
cancelled
at
'child.
2,
Ortham
1.
MacKensie
2.
Me-
utr
1
wintww
oemg
our
usuai
"r
"
,
cnannej
oi
advance
nonce
is
erased
neaveniy
quici
inr
mmm-
w.
,
as
it
was
our
custom
to
announce
j
"Juke
hox'
is
out
of
order,
praise
1
forthcoming
regimental
unit
j
Allah,
dances
at
our
own
dances.
Next'
ELECTION
INTEREST
Name
Mentioned
in
Connection
With
rorthromlnr
Mayoralty
Contest
Interest
is
beginning
to
pirk
up
in
civic
election
matters
and
considerable
discussion
Is
heard
as
to
matllrlr
Candida
tea
In
connection
with
the
mayoralty
the
names
of
.
1
W.
R
McAfee.
S
B.
Parker.
W
M
Company
(Captain
Clarke
H,-.
p.i,
mvo.
i.
....
....
-
i
tvtua.
nuwi
vwiwu,
ccnu
and
Mrs
Noran
Arnold
as
welt
as
others
have
beefT
mentioned.
.
.
vk
uhmc
ui
uwi
wion.
j
Plans
have
now
been
completed
!
to
hold
the
-y
Sunday
concer
It
Pave
to
Advertise
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These
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on
your
Xmas
requirement
now
a
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deposit
will
hold
until
needed.
m
fn
ghten
Your
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ws
FLOWERING
SHRUBS
At
planting
time,
tis
season
si
tewbt
flowering
trees
and
shrubs
add
our
happiness.
But
did
vt.-j
knw
(
,
variety
ol
shrubs
msy
be
caosea
b
succession
oi
nioom
Beginning
f.
earliest
days
oi
Spring,
followed
fcr
fcy
choerful
berries
whiea
last
well
l-nTv.
U
Winter?
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your
outlook
the
year
r.sd
a
vlda
oholce
oi
flowering
asd
brrj.
bearing
shrubs.
Plant
this
lai.
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NOW
IN
STOCK
(jRKKTING
CARDS
WATERMAN'S
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ami
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BRUSHES
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would
advihe
an
early
selection
as
Chmt
mns
stocks
cannot
lie
duplicated
this
uar
Ormes
Ltd.
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DrxAqs?ists
THE
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STORE
fllONES
AM
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Open
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frem
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a.m.
till
It
pro
Bundayi
and
Holidays
from
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p.m.
sad
1
JULIA
ARTHUR
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ARRIVED
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It's
interesting
to
know
when
reading
the
Dajy
that
the
neonle
of
tli
whnU
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are
doing
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