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ARE
DISCUSSED
Saturday,
October
24,
1942
EDITORIAL
How
Would
You
Feel?
.
.
.
How
would
you
feel
if
you
were
fighting
grimly,
desperately,
to
ward
off
a
murderous
attack
on
your
home.
How
would
you
feel
...
if
you
cried
out
to
your
family
for
help
the
very
ones
you
were
defending
and
found
them
so
selfish,
so
indifferent
'
they
turned
away
and
lefr'gu
fight
it
out
alone
?That
would
take
the
heart
right
out
of
you,
wouldn't
it?
You
bet
it
would.
Then,
think
of
your
lads
overseas
and
those
here
at
home
standing
ready
to
defend
you.
They're
looking
to
you
for
help
...
for
the
planes,
ships
and
guns
that
will
give
them
an
advantage
in
their
fight
against
your
deadly
and
powerful
enemy.
Face
the
truth
we're
confronted
with
a
real
and
terrible
danger.
We've
all
got
to
help
we've
got
to
give
them
what
they
need
to
fight
with
.
.
.
and
we
can't
do
it
unless
we
deny
ourselves
those
luxuries
and
conveniences
duce.
Sure,
those
extras
make
life
soft
and
comfortable
that
not
ony
cost
money
to
buy,
but
take
labor
to
pro-We
can
lose
this
war
if
we
don't
supply
those
vital
but
they
don't
make
it
safe.
war
materials.
Each
one
of
us
must
do
our
share.
Any
price
we
pay
for
freedom
is
not
too
high.
You
will
be
laying
up
for
yourself
the
best
of
all
investments
Victory
Bonds
which
are
backed
by
all
the
resources
of
the
Dominion
of
Canada;
they
yield
a
fair
rate
of
interest;
you
can
borrow
against
them;
and
they
are
readily
saleable
when
you
need
the
cash.
these
stirrup
pumps.
They
should
be
regularly
inspected
to
ascertain
that
they
were
in
good
working
i
shape.
I
Announcement
was
made
that
a
500-galkn
trailer
pump
was
being
n
Fire
Chief
Urges
People
to
Wake'nt
herf
lo
J"?
to
clrUian
Pr-,
tection
fire
fighUng.
-100
Up
to
Danrers
of
Air
Attack-
.
Mr-
Lock
also
mentioned
the
Percent
Precautions
Needed
Air
Raid
Protection
wardens
of
Prince
Rupert
gathered
last
night
in
the
city
council
chamber
in
substantial
numbers
to
hear
Fire
Chief
H.
T.
Lock
discuss
new
and
i
shock
-1
t-
more
devastating
types
of
(importance
oi
snocc
ireauneni
De-ifc
ing
administered
without
delay
to
sufferers
from
shock.
The
most
important
thing
was
to
keep
the
shocked
person
warm
and
relaxed.
There
had
been
many
cases
where
such
persons
had
died
of
.
.
1
41
1
1
incen-
proceeding
to
hospital.
Indeed,
it
diary
bombs
being
used
in
aerial
was
most
desirable
that
prelimln
warfare
by
the
Japanese
as
well
as
the
latest
methods
of
handling
fires
uhoerlairvaUack-Iri
Britain
Mr.
Lock-Bounded
a
-wamrng-ihat
the
dties
and
towns
of
this
country
ujould
have
difficulty
in
surviving
the
present
methods
of
incendiary
air
attack
as
employed
by
the
enemy
unless
there
was
full
and
efficient
mobilization
of
civilian
forces
to
watch
systematically
against
fire
and
to
be
ready
to
effectively
combat
them
on
the
spot.
That
this
organization
should
be
perfected
without
delay
was
urged
by
the
fire
chief.
The
Japanese,
Mr.
Lock
said,
had
adopted
combinations
and
old
and
new
principles
together
with
some
new
innovations
In
the
development
of
their
bombs.
The
new
50
-kilo
dual
purpose
bomb
of
the
Japanese,
In
which
the
use
of
phosphorus
was
featured,
contained
possibly
several
hundred
pellets
and
enough
explosive
to
broadcast
them
over
a
radius
of
fifty
feet
and
possibly,
tinder
favorable
circumstances,
fifty
yards.
Then
there
was
the
Japanese
type
of
Molotoff
breadbasket
as
well
as
the
delayed
action
and
nuisance
bombs.
The
Importance
of
people
generally
having
an
understanding
of
methods
of
combatting
such
bombs
was
emphasized
by
Mr.
Lock.
Mr.
Lock
also
quoted
from
a
paperby
Edward
A.
Klrby
of
the
London
war
fire
fighting
department
who
emphasized
the
importance
of
training
and
qualification
for
dealing
with
bomb-caused
fires.
The
fire
chief
emphasized
the
Importance
of
seeing
that
AJIP.
fire
fighting
equipment,
Including
the
stirrup
pumps,
was
In
good
order
and
was
kept
that
way.
It
was
well
that
the
people
should
train
themselves
in
the
use
of
ary
treatment
should
be
given
to
shocked
persons
on
the
spot.
It
was
emphasized
at
the
meet
ing
that
all
persons
engaged
in
AJIP.
should
register
forthwith.
HOUSING
IN
PR.
RUPERT
The
Prince
Rupert
Trades
and
Labor
Council
will
communicate
with
trades
councils
in
the
East
regarding
the
housing
shortage
in
this
city,
it
having
been
reported
that
family
men
have
been
induced
to
come
to
this
city
with
the
assurance
of
accommodation
The
local
fuel
situation
will
be
taken
up
by
the
council
with
the
Fuel
Controller
with
a
view
to
having
shipments
of
that
very
necessary
commodity
arrive
in
the
city
during
the
winter
months.
In
this
connection
it
was
pointed
out
that
many
of
the
new
houses
have
storage
space
for
only
eight
to
ten
sacks
of
coal
at
one
time,
therefore
not
being
able
to
store
ahead.
With
Thomas
Elliott,
president,
in
the
chair,
the
regular
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Trades
and
Lalbor
Council'
was
held
last
Thursday
evening,
with..
a.
Jalr
Attendance
of
delegates.
Business
was
largely
of
a
routine
nature.
A
letter
from
Olof
Hanson
M.
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.C.A.
AND
Y.W.C.A.
By
DOROTII
qARIIUTT.
'
Ifmtevi
VMCA
YWCA
'
'
Here
is
next
week's
program
of
Y"
activities:
Sunday
Padre's
concert.
i
Monday
OUt-tkne
dance.
.
Tuesday
Movie.
Wednesday
Dance.
Thursday
Movies
and
mask:
Midlands
Hallowe'en
dance:
Janior
Hostesses;
Red
Crass
Corps
and
Cambrai
Chapter
I
O
D
E
ta
meet
at
the
"Y":
chaperonea.
Mrs.
WU-liam
Buscey
and
Mrs.
Oar
butt.
Friday
Bingo.
Saturday
Movie.
Just
two
months
until
Christmas,
boys.
Have
you
started
to
save
for
your
Christmas
shopping?
And
just
two
months
for
people
to
figure
out
how
many
service
men
they
can
invite
in
for
Cartst-mas
dinner
or
for
the
evening
Would
it
not
be
a
good
id
fdae.
the
Sea
Cadets
in
Prince
Rupert,
a
very
strong
and
active
group
I
understand,
were
to
help
collect
ma
purines
from
the
hosjaehoUer-for
the
"Y"?
not
for
the
"Y"
itself,
of
course,
but
for
the
men
at
the
various
forts
and
outlying
posts
which
the
"Y"
keeps
supplied
with
reading
material.
The
"Y"
car
is
so
much
in
demand
now-taking
shows
around
and
bringing
in
supplies
for
the
canteen
that
there
is
not
the
time
remaining
to
respond
to
all
the
calls
that
come
in
The
boys
would
be
doing
a
great
favor
and
a
real
war
service
were
they
to
form
the
habit
of
dropping
in
to
the
"V
to
see
what
calls
had
come
in
and
then
collect
them.
A
house-to-noose
canvass
would
be
a
help
as
well.
How's
about
rt,
kids?
SOUTH
SEA
TECHNICIANS
Many
native
South
youths
have
learned
radio
technicians.
to
Island
become
n
taiKis
tiiiuaiBitBim"
"
KWONG
SANG
HIXG
B
?
HOP
KEE
Chop
Suey
House
Next
to
King
Tai
612
7th
AVE.
WEST
Open
5
p.m.
to
2
a.m.
Outside
Orders
from
2
p.m.
to
2
a.m.
All
your
patronage
welcome
Phone
Red
217
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e
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SEAL
OF
QUALITY
jpp:
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Salmon
Fancy
Red
Herring
in
Tomato
Sauce
Sandwich
Spreadu
Spiced
Salmon
Smoked
Salmon
Bloater
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Where
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mt
m.
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O
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P.
regarding
transportation
costs
R
ot
course
I
fch0p
at
The
g
of
workers
was
filed
for
reference.
g
Variety
Store
It's
so
bandy!
L
A
communication
from
the
Clty!n
5
uonimissloner
on
the
filing
of
declaration
for
the
new
voter's
list
conveyed
the
Information
that
the
City
Hall
will
be.
open
evenings
of
next
week
from
7
to
9
pjn.
for
the
purpose
of
accommodating
workers
and
others
who
may
not
have
the
tline
during
the
day.
THE
Variety
Store
your
dimes
are
little
dollars
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THE
DAILY
VBW'S
SATURDAY,
OCT
Letter
Box
U
LAMES
CITIZEN'S
"dltor.
Daily
News
Being
a
former
cltisen
of
Prince
Rupert.
I
am
disgusted
with
these
TOiplalnts
as
mentioned
in
your
aper
concerning
exreasive
dcink-ng.
Taking
the
Mv
f
Vernon
as
an
example
it
would
not
be
an
over-satecneot
to
say
exeeasive
drink-nr
does
aot
exist.
The
reason
I
mite
evident
The
peooie
of
Vernon
da
the
Amort
to
entertain
fee
men
ir
mif
arm.
There
are
two
ar
thre
-tances
a
week
in
numeroas
halls
There
is
skating
at
the
local
civ
arena.
There
ts
a
free
show
for
he
men
three
times
a
week,
including
concerts.
The
local
theatre
reduces
its
prices
to
the
sol-Jiera.
There
Is
the
dt-ouf
'wbare
one
an
read,
write,
play
ping-pong,
sing
and
dance
free
of
rharae.
There
is
also
the
soldiers'
etob.
Every
Sunday
there
is
a
tsMtrsefw
at
she
Salvation
Army
It
if
Utile
wonder
Prince
Rupert
is
in
the
condition
it
is
when
thr
ertteenc
thenwlves
are
bat
to
If
Prince
Rupert
ware
Vernon
as
an
example
find
a
solution
to
Us
drinking.
to
lata
it
might
Yemen.
ELDRED
BEWBOK
FAVORS
KISSING
Editor.
Daik
News:
Having
read
with
istereot
the
somewhat
harmless
and
far
from
original
soaestion
of
"Lothario'
I
was
more
than
surprised
by
the
reply
to
the
same
by
my
friends
of
he
Salvst'on
Army.
It
rnav
be
at
they
say.
the
ca
soggeated
by
Lothao
Is
a
"childish
and
foolish
one."
It
may
be
a
hangover
from
hi
childhood
days
when
"Post
Office''
was
a
much
encouraged
game.
It
Is
agreed
that
"all
loyal
sound
thinking
Canadians
with
means
will
buy
bonds
without
reeeivtn
the
premium
of
a
kiss
from
a
stranee
lady
or
even
wttnout
the
ymbone
"daater"
thrown
hi.
Un
fortunately,
they
are
not
the
only
one
who
must
pvy
bonds.
Even
the
"Kay.'
handsome
and
gallant
libertines."
classified
as
Lotharios,
and
He
was
fighting
for
the
way
of
life
which
produced
such
wonderful
ladies
as
she.
It
is
not
necessarily
a
"display
of
indecency"
or
a
"feminine
ex-ttosure'
or
even
a
-lowering
of
I
the
stai
young
kisses
At))
TjSiryv
v
Psl-fearsaaidQA
f
f0?
d
-ten
I
wouwratner
ee
them
aH-pesutHg
a
tow-
klres
puWi-ly
V
tardy
bwjwn
oi
oonds
than
ta
e
hem
forced
to
pass
In
review
bete
Hitler's
oftssan
for
them
to
teclae
which
salted
their
fancy,
s
may
be
their
fate
if
soma
of
he
Lotharics
at
present
aatsra-ated
in
Psfcne
Rupert
are
not
trought
by
some
means
to
reaUaa-
ion
of
iMr
doty
Yes1
"Canada
needs
a
few
oM-asfcfcaW
tMogs."
and
kissing
Is
very
old-fashioned
custom.
Un-lar
well-tefsdaled
conditions
it
mght
be
that
the
girls
who
can-lot
)oln
the
active
forces
may
eUll
able
to
serve
actively
and
well
nd
have
a
raal
IntaresUng
story
o
relate
whan
thair
grandchlklran
tsk
them:
"What
did
you
do
In
he
Great
War.
Oraadsna?"
-Jenny
klss'd
sac
whan
w
met.
"Jumping
from
the
chair
aba
sat
in;
Time,
you
thief,
who
love
to
at
"Sweets
toto
jsmst
Hat.
pot
that
in;
jay
rm
weary,
say
lsa
sad,
-flay
that
health
and
woalth
have
missed
me,
ay
I'sa
growing
old.
bat
add.
"Janny
klss'd
me."
DAD.
SELLING
WAR
IIONDS
Battor.
Daily
Arts;
The
taea
of
the
kwatng
taken
irom
sovarai
United
states
ood
BnUrtfe
kUustrated
pao-
em
which
paotMhd
aetaal
photo-iaaohs
of
aatraiMo
and
cley
juaas
giving
kisses,
to
aareh-aseta
of
war
aooda.
I
have
ssrn
Joaens
of
such
photographs
sUtc-the
war
started.
And
as
for
the
remark
"tt
takes
"substantial
cosnmonsense
u
wo
a
war."
If
thare
was
ui
wjinuai
jommonaense
in
the
wjrld
there
would
be
no
wars.
As
tor
the
le:-
ter
being
a
very
childish
awi
fool
ish
one.
Adjutant
and
Mr
B.
ua
don
are
equally
childuh
a.id
lu::-ish
for
having
taken
any
notice
of
the
tetter,
which
was
only
passed
on
as
a
ioke
and
not
meant
to
be
their
modem
prototypes
who
have
"
.
IJ.J
,
,
Ja
.
tmmmJ
...
j
HnJ.iim
.,
.
M
r
common
sense
ue-
il
.iere
LTiriwJ
J"
01
Army
They
duced
to
do
their
part.
Perhaps
a
na?
u
au.
kiss
from
a
wonm
iaW(
j
wou!d
iamt
AdJuUllt
!L
?
U00"
"
Mra
Brunadon
co-operate
wHh
the
bosoms
of
some
of
thee
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Mandy
tn
flohtlng
a
cause
them
to
awake
to
a
new
votM,
pvl,
kimlnt
tm
l
rfPsiWy
drtak.
The
Salvation
Array
are
not
One
of
the
beat
fighting
soldiers
Mnf
maetl
ln
of
the
Civil
War
was
a
little
Ron-
udKlnc
the
scenes
witnessed
manian
Jew
who,
when
first
con-
0
aflr
nlaiu
ir.
scripted,
did
not
understand
what
Rupert
the
war
was
all
about.
At
a
fare-
LOTHARIO,
well
party
given
for
his
battalion
.Note:
We
would
point
out
that
the
gay
young
hostess
noted
his
Adjutant
and
Mrs
BruiMdon
have
apparent
loneliness
and
isolation
cigrd
their
names
to
their
letUr
and
went
out
of
her
way
to
give
while
-Lothario"
has
not
author-hlm
a
parting
kiss
From
that
mo-
laed
publication
of
his
real
name
rnent
the
war.
for
him.
was
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entertaining
to
watch
so
many
men
miss
so
many
shots
at
a
given
basket
in
forty
minutes.
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actually
is
an
oddity
in
the
sports
world.
80
the
Wlnnipeggers
may
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have
something
to
talk
about
In
thair
short
sojourn
at
the
game
It
Is
understood
they
will
"Of'fl
up
Into
Inter
-company
outfits
and
run
their
own
league.
It
seems
strange
these
boys
have?
bad
so
little
to
do
with
baafcet-
ball
as
Winnipeg
has
pradared.
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of
Canada's
finest
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last
Winnipeg
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team
was
broken
up
ta
mi
by
an
air
crash
when
most
of
the
squad
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were
either
killed
or
injured
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basketball
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era
played.
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smart
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team
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trouble
with
Co-operative
and
the
Midlands
defeated
Signals
in
the
closing
game.
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