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DAILY
EDITION
Wednesday,
October
21,
1942
EDITORIAL
Bonds
Best
For
You
...
Giving
up'
money
is
giving
up
the
ability
to
buy
things
we
want,
and
many
of
us
don't
like
it.
But
the
time
is
coming,
after
the
war,
when
peacetime
production
is
again
in
full
swing,
when
the
goods
we
want
will
be
available,
when
prices
will
be
lower.
.
That
will
be
a
fine
time
to
buy.
Will
you
have
the
money
then?
You
will
if
you
practice
self-denial
now,
invest
your
money
in
Victory
Bonds,
and
help
to
win
this
war.
Like
bread
cast
upon
the
water,
the
money
you
save
now
will
come
back
to
you
with
interest
added
at
a
time
when
you
can
spend
it
with
a
clear
conscience,
knowing
that
you
helped
defeat
the
Axis.
Further,
you
will
need
me
money
more
tnen
tnan
you
do
today.
Buying
Victory
Bonds
is.
no
sacrifice.
It
is
doing
no
one
a
favor
more
than
yourself.
It
is
just
good
business.
By
buying
Victory.
Bonds
you
help
win
the
war,
you
get
your
money
back,
you
get
good
interest.
If
you
don't
buv
Victorv
Bonds
vou
will
have
to
nav
more
taxes;
Taxes
pay
for
the'war
but
they
do-not
come
uacK
anci
tney
ao
not
pay
interest.
Which
do
you
choose
Victory
Bonds
or
taxes?
The
easy
way
or
the
hard
way?
Mpf
The
men
who
died
on
the
beaches
at
l
f
Kp
j
Dieppe
did
a
job
we
couldn't
do.
They
J
I
WjkA
I
gloried
in
their
achievement
but,
when
I
Hill
1
those
who
lived
return,
let
none
of
them
I
I
meef
a
man
who
refused
to
do
his
duty
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UORK
SAVE
LEND
KAIEN
HARDWARE
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.C.A.
AND
Y.W.C.A.
By
DOROTHY
fl
AH
BUTT,
Hostess
The
other
day
I
was
reading
an
anthology
of
English
verse
and
came
across
the
following
poem
which
I
hereby
dedicate,
with
heartfelt
solemnity,
to
all
worn
and
weary
war
services
hostesses
throughout
the
length
and
breadth
of
this
continent.
The
two
middle
verses
made
me
weep
tears
of
genuine
self
pity.
The
poem
is
by
Matthew
Arnold
who
father
was
the
famous
Dr.
Arnold
of
Tom
Brown
cfvRugby
fame.
REQUIESCAT
Strew
on
her
roses,
roses,
And
never
a
spray
of
yew!
In
quiet
she
reposes;
Ah,
w,ouW
that
I
did
too.
Her
mirth
the
,w$rld
required;
She
bathed
11
Jusmlles
of
glee.
But
her
heart
wosUred.
tired.
And
now
they
let
her
be.
Her
life
wa
turning,
turning.
In
mazes
of
heat
and
sound,
But
for
peace
her
heart
was
yearning,
And
now
peace
laps
her
round.
Her
cabln'd,
amtle
spirit.
It
fluttered
and
fall'd
for
breath,
t
Trltschler,
R.C.O.C.;
second.
Mrs.
E.
W.
Ekjdy.
R.C.O.C.;
consolation,
Mrs.
B.
Petsrson,
102nd.
Auxiliary.
We
saw
an
epic
in
cinema
craft
hut
night
at
the
Y
called
"Marrying
Widows,"
vintage
about
1930
and
in
the
pre-Hays
censorship
era.
Although
we
laughed
in
all
SAV-MORS
Letter
Box
VICTOKY
LOAN
DRIVE
I
Editor,
Dally
News:
I
I
notice
In
several
parts
of
the
j
United
States
that
local
beauties
;are
employed
in
selling
War
Bonds
and,
to
encourage
purchasers,
each
buyer
of
a
bond
Is
rewarded
by
a
kls.
As
Prince
Rupert
U
full
of
pretty
girls
why
don't
the
Victory
Bond
authorities
enlist
the
services
of
a
swarm
of
lrls.
As
each
eye
form?
its
own
beauty,
they
win
each
be
pretty
to
someone
and
reward
the
purchaser
with
a
.kiss.
I
know
it
would
be
a
dreadful
ordeal
for
the
girls
to
kiss
or
let
'themselves
be
kissed
by
some
of
1
the
blokes
I
see
in
town
myself
for
instance
but,
as
It
is
to
boost
the
sale
of
bonds
and
help
win
the
war,
I
think
the
clrls
would
be
brave
enough
to
face
and
sur
vive
the
ordeal.
They
could
close
their
eyes
(they
generally
do)
and
Imagine
it
.
Is
someone
nice
and
handsome.
LOTHARIO,
THE
DAILY
NEWS
WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER
2!
Total
to
End
of
Second
Day
in
Prince
Rupert
Gets
Up
to
$154,000
Aggregate
Up
to
the
end
of
the
second
day
of
the
Third
Victory
ilxan
campaign
yesterday
the
total
apjvHcationa
for
Prince
Kupert
had
reached
$154,500
a
purcenUjft?
of
28
which
is
considered
quite
satisfactory
progi-eee
toward
the
$5"0,-000
objective.
Yesterday's
applications
included
some
fairlv
substantial
subscrinions
but
there
art
many
moro
of
these
to
come.
Taken
Ja.
McNulty
fir.
S.
Nickerson
,CUfford
O.
Ham
Mr.
Geo.
Hill
:
'A.-W.
Lljwln
.
Ben
Llpstn
....
Peter
deJoog
W.
O.
Fulton
n.
G.
Allan
Watt
&
Nkkerson
John
Bulger
Ltd.
.....
Dybhavn
&
Hanson
...
Tonfcht
it
doth
inherit
S
a
I"
The
vasty
hall
of
death.
M
Hem
........
The
Y's
wives
turned
out
well
to
J"?
?
their
fortnightly
whist
drive
at
If
"
.flJrS
the
YWCA
lounge
on
Tuesday
af-ij
?ZTl
Wratha"
ternoon.
It
was
decided
to
start
iIrswLoRma
the
cards
at
2:30
sharp
and
not
wn
wait
until
3
p.m.
as
that
left
re-i
iresnmenis
too
iate
lor
tnose
who
o
l
fT
J
wished
to
eet
home
for
a
five
A
V
I
I
I
IIM
o'clock
supper."
The
prize
winners
J
thlj
week
-were:
first.
Mrs.
Roy
on
the
whole,
the
response
U
eoasMered
gratifying
enough
although
the
necessity
of
it
being
sustained
Is
recognized.
The
following
list
of
individual
'inscriptions
Is
authorized
for
pub
lication:
City
of
Prince
Rupert
$10,060
Mrs.
Jean
Mencies
M
Geo.
K.
Hankinson
100
Mrs.
Mildred
Moorehouse
....
50
II.
A.
Nelson
200
II.
S.
Wallace
Co..
Ltd.
2.000
5.000
100
100
500
2.000
500
200
500
100
5,000
2.000
500
4on
500
500
2.000
100
50
1.000
LEAD
YET
Last
.Night's
Hesults
in
Ladies'
Rowling
League
Play
Optimists
and
Lucky
Strikes
took
three
games
from
Nurslne
Sisters
the
wrong
places
It
held
our
in-
and
Rangers
while
Bluebirds.
Savoy
terest-
'Swingers
and
Annettes
beat
Ama
teurs.
Knox
Hotel
and
Big
Sisters
two
to
one
in
the
Ladles'
Bmrllnj
j
League
last
night.
,
wtviiiy
uaiunger
or
iianger
s
IN
I
H
A
!3
had
hih
0t
277
for
lhe
evr-
111
Mj.'iJ
nine,
also
high
average
of
240.
I
The
League
standing:
Sav-Mors
stand
alone
at
the
top'
W
of
the
league
after
taking
three
Savoy
Swingers
-
13
games
from
Watt
&
Nickerson
In
Bluebirds
jj
the
Men's
Five
Pin
Bowling
League.
Luy
Strikes
10
Burns,
tied
with
Sav-Mors
last
Optimists
19
week,
dropped
two
games
to
the
Annettes
8
uo
and
coming
Air
Force
squad.
Rangers
7
who
are
now
in
third
place.
Neck
Knox
Il0tel
-
0
and
neck
with
the
R.C.A.F.
are
BI&
Sisters
4
the
Monarchs-.
who
took
two!NurslnS
Sisters
3
1
games
from
the
C.Y.A.
bowlers.
Amateurs
2
j
The
Dry
Dock
All
Stars
added
rawawMawawaavawawawava
three
more
games
to
their
wins
when
their
opponents,
Boom
Defense,
failed
to
show
up.
Dry
Dock
!
Painters
slipped
enough
to
lose
all
three
to
a
renovated
Stones
Clo-'
thlers
team.
Re-enforced
by
C.
Peterson,
who
returns
to
bowling
after
a
long
layoff,
the
Ordnance
Corps
five
took
two
games
from
the
Signals.
High
aggregate
scorer
was
E.
Dorn
of
the
Burns
quintette
with
a
nice
total
of
833.
No
spectacular
singles
were
rolled,
there
being
only
one
score
over
the
300
mark.
L
Pt
2
3
5
5
7
8
9
11
12
13
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MAIMS
HOW
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What
it
bl'tory
writing
about
you?
History
i
rec-vHrtv.
the
vai-
ant
deeds
of
our
flihtlni
men.
Wll'
hlvory
reveal
that
those
aft.
home
backed
them
to
th.
malt
of
their
retowTf?
Or
will
history
'
ray
w
'
let
ou
boys
carry
the
load
'
alone'
Buy
Victory
Bonds.
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and
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NOW
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Coal
Building
Materials
and
Heavy
Hardware
Victory
Loan
Subscriptions
Growing
Hitler
and
Hirohito
have
Great
Plans
for
Canada
Ys,
all
CatwuW
great
rMMtwfi
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her
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bar
flMtoffc
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pat
to
wmuiful
dm
by
toe
rath-!
hwDr-boys
from
Genoa?,
bf
the
piitc
Utttw
savages
from
Japan.
AiM
Canada's
boundless
are
wddM
pro-Tide
plenty
of
living
vaom
.
.
.
tor
ike
Germans
and
the
Japa,
not
what
of
the
Qanadtapef
The
answer
to
simple
when
you
think
what
happened
and
l
at
It!
happening
to
the
Polt,
the
Greeks,
the
Tugo-Slavi
and
an
the
others
.
.
.
in
terms
of
alow
starvation,
slave
labor
rnaas
executions.
Bvery
time
a
hard-working
Canadian
man
or
woman
buys
a
Victory
Bond,
the
plan
f
Hitler
and
Hlrohlto
receive
a
set-back
T)u
more
you
save
and
lend
.
.
.
the
more
certain
you
help
make
It
that
our
enemies
h.i::
never
put
their
greedy
claws
on
Canada
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