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Steps;
Toward
Vict
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.
.
FRIDAY,
JUNE
19,
1842
A.
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UNSANITARY
CONDITIONS
,
Editor,
Daily
News:
May
we
call
attention
to
the
regrettable
lack
of
even
simple
sanitation
at
the
construction
camp,
on
Acropolis
Hill.
,
I
Thp
mn
llvln
fm
Uim
nam
rut
I
washing,
except
that
of
the
creek
passing
through
this
area,
which
1
is
used
for
sewage
purposes
at
a
point
upstream
from
the
location
of
this
canp.
Drinking
water
has
to
be
carried
a
considerable
distance
in
buckets.
No
hot
water
is
j
available
except
from
the
wash-house
of
the
Army
Barracks
some
400
yards
away
and
use
of
this
is
'allowed
only
after
5:30
when
there
just
isnt
any.
It
is
the
opinion
of
this
organl-!
zation
that
such
a
condition
is
absolutely
a
menace
to
the
health,
not
only
of
those
employed
on
this
work
in
particular
but
to
the
health
of
Prince
Rupert
in
general
and.
therefore,
will
definitely
retard
this
phase
of
our
war
effort
which
should
be
our
first
consideration.
Men
are
badly
need-jed,
and
their
fullest
efforts
must
i
be
encouraged
but
this
can
not
be
'expected
under
such
deplorable
conditions.
Attention
has
already
been
called
to
the
unsanitary
condition
of
the
creek
running
through
Cow
Bay.
Surely.
Mr.
Bditor,
these
conditions
should
be
corrected,
particularly
in
Tiew
of
the
fact
that
our
population
is
increasing
dally,
and
therefore,
the
possibility
of
epi
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Last
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the
space
given
this
letter.
George
H.
Mayer,
Secretary.
Prince
Rupert
C.C.F.
Club.
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We
record
two
important
events
today-the
arrival
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Thanking
Mr.
Bditor,
for
treaties
with
Great
Britain
and
the
United
States.
As
important
as
the
events
themselves
is
the
new
spirit
of
confidence
and
the
unquestioned
assumption
of
victory
associating
itself
with
the
events.
The
question
no
longer
seems
to
be
can
we
win
but
how
long
will
it
take
to
achieve
the
victory.
The
events
themselves
are,
of
course,
important
steps
towards
the
speeding
of
the
victory.
The
United
Nations
are
now
rapidly
organizing
themselves
for
the
initiative
and
the
offensive.
The
trip
of
Churchill
and
the
meeting
of
the
Supreme
Soviet
are
among
the
i
finishing
touches
to
big
things
toward
winning
the
war
i
which
we
may
anticipate
will
soon
be
forthcoming.
An
important
visitor
today
is
the
President
of
the
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
the
Chairman
of
the
Board
of
Grain
Commissioners.
We
trust
that
Mr.
Mckenzie's
visit
will
be
mutually
beneficial.
He
finds
Prince
Rupert
recognized
as
a
key
port
on
the
Pacific
in
a
measure
that
it
has
not
been
recognized
before.
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Hit
The
glider
was
first
successfully
flown
In
1810.
SAVE
ALL
EMPTY
BOTTLES
Fmpty
Bottles
are
need-ed.along
with
scores
of
other
articles
normally
discarded
in
peace
time.
Your
local
Salvage
Corps
will
collect
them,
sell
them,
and
use
the
proceeds
for
patriotic
purposes.
.
So
put
all
discarded
articles,
including
empty
bottles,
to
one
side
and
have
them
picked
up
by
your
local
Salvage
Corps.
Make
sure
nothing
is
wasted.
Dominion
Day
trophy
at
Actvpoii
1111
Signals
winning
the
tci.
,.
ted
to
play
up-hill
In
the
:.;
half.
From
the
kkk
off
It
was
,-
lent
that
tuh
teams
were
w
natched.
Fusilien
forward
.11
played
some
pretty
football
i
sm
allly
on
the
left
wing
which
t.,
ever
a
threat
to
the
dots
!
dashers
hut,
In
the
Signals
lui
back
line,
they
were
up
apn.n
probably
the
strongest
line
lr.
'.
district.
Some
pretty
duels
w.
:
the
result
Play
was
from
en
end.
with
the
Fusiliers
hsvit"
!.
edge
on
play
territorially
:
:ame
close
on
a
couple
of
o-m
sions
and
Lawford
had
to
n,
smartly
to
riear
his.
lines
At
?!
ther
end
McNaufht
and
Jo.w
had
tries
but
Waugh
was
or.
1
toes
and
saved
at
the
xpen
of
rner.
The
half
ended
with
score
tied
at
no
count.
The
sm
ud
half
was
the
first
one
over
;u-
.:
with
the
Signals
having
the
;i.
but
the
Fusiliers
forward
line
was
ever
dangerous
on
breaka
,
Norrie
and
Lister
playlnn
".v.?
very
pdetty
football.
At
the
end
the
Fusiliers
goal
escaped
..
the
proverbial
hairs
b.ea:!.
1
the
whole
Signals
forward
line
':...:
a
try
In
a
scrimmage
but.
ever
time
one
of
them
shot,
a
Fu..
-
got
in
the
way
and
bloekel
orr
w.i
piayea
mil
neither
team
was
unto
break
down
the
other'i
defend
with
the
result
that
a
re-play
wt;:
take
place
before
the
opponent
-
f
Area
Headquarters
can
be
de-Med.
This
game
win
have
to
be
Hayed
before
Thursday
of
next
week.
Teams
SlgnU-4.avfrd;
Randall
and
Wallace:
Baker.
Smith
and
Yel-md:
Brock,
Martinique,
Job
Men,
'-lilder
and
M:uht.
Subs.
De-Tiers
and
Patrick.
Fusiliers
Wnugh;
Harris
and
Towles;
Theitede.
Mtatern
and
Farquar;
Norrie.
Llater,
Cerrutl,
Lynch
ancT
Bon
nar.
Subs.,
Spboner
and
Burdy.
Line
Man
Hart
and
Richardson.
Referee
WoodaWe.
On
Tuesdavy
evening.
Air
oFrce
md
Midlands
met
and
the
Air
rree
ran
out
winners
to
met
Navy
In
the
semi-final
next
Toea-
y.
Ooah
were
scored
for
the
'Here
by
Cousins
and
Fowler
with
out
any
reply
by
the
Midlands.
A
ro.eu
was
entered
br
Midland
claiming
that
Air
Force
ued
Army
men
but
this
was
disregarded.
-Mrs.
J.
A.
Brown
sailed-
last
night
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Capt.
E.
Parsonage,
who
has
been
In
the
city
for
the
pan
few
weeks,
returned
last
night
to
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