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Long
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Yet
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.
.
Theatre
Situation
.
.
.
Tuesday.
October
20,
1942
EDITORIAL
The
war
news
has
not
been
particularly
bright
for'
our
side
these
last
few
days
but,
as
we
overheard
one
of
our
old
friends
remark
as
she
read
our
bulletin
board,
"it's
still
a
long,
long
way
to
Tipperary
for
Adolf."
Yes,
the
enemy
has
made
some
remarkable
gains
and
probably
he
will
make
some
more.
He
may
even
come
un-l
pleasantly
closer
to
us
right
here
before
he
is
through
but
the
closer
he
comes
the
easier
he
is
to
get
at.
Today
he
is
still
carrying
the
fight
but,
by
that
very
fact,
is
weakening
while
we,
with
out
greatly
developing
resources,
steadily
gain
strength
not
only
for
defence
but
for
the
offensive
which
must
come
from
us
not
on
one,
not
on
two
but
on
many
fronts.
Yes,
the
war
news
is
none
too
rosy
these
days
but,
to
be
sure,
we
have
not
been
tested
yet.
Even
the
little
parade
we
saw
here
on
Saturday
afternoon
as
we
opened
our
Victory
Loan
campaign
was
reassuring.
One
of
these
days
Mr.
Jap
or
Mr.
.Nazi
will
stick
his
neck
out
too
far
and
get
a
bad
biting.
It's
a
"long
way"
yet
for
our
Amusement
interests,
already
established
here
locally,
have,
we
are
assured,
taken
all
ste"ps"
possible
towards
the
establishment
of
a
second
theatre
but
have
struck
the
stumbling
block
of
failure
to
obtain
a
building
priority
permit
for
the
project.
There
is
the
situation,
on
the
one
hand,
of
the
military
authorities
pressing
for
a
new
theatre
here
while
another
department
of
government
refuses
to
give
its
sanction.
Canadian
theatres
are
pegged
definitely
in
the
nonessential
field.
That
may
be
all
well
and
good
in
the
most
of
Canadian
communities.
The
case
of
Prince
Rupert,
however,
we
should
say
is
different
than
practically
any
other
point
in
Canada.
Under
present
conditions,
the
town
would
be
definitely
better
off
with
another
place
like
this
for
the
large
element
of
footloose
people
service
men
and
war
workers
now
here.
In
this
theatre
matter,
we
feel
that
the
government
would
be
well
justified
in
making
an
exception
of
Prince
Rupert
even
against
the
non-essentiality
ruling.
Under
tne
circumstances,
it
does
not
seem
fitting
that
the
project
should
be
blocked
from
that
quarter.
There
would,
doubtless,
be
difficulties
enough
even
after
the
priority
permit
was
granted.
.
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a
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WORK
SAVE
LEW
UiiiiLiiil'
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Buy
Victory
Bonds
KAIEN
HARDWARE
A
stamp's
a
bullet,
a
bond's
a
gun,
Buy
them
both
till
the
war
is
won.
H.
S.
WALLACE
LTD.
Victory
Loan
Drive
Gets
Under
Way
FIRST
DAY
OF
CANVASS
:
Prince
Rupert
Puts
Up
$46,000
$530,000
Objective
in
Victory
Loan
of
wu,
ji
viv-j
j0b
and
complete
It
as
rapidly
as
and
unpleasantness,
we
cannot
reasonably
doubt
the
out-
j
possible,
canvassers
report
that
I
people
generally
were
well
in-
!
formed
as
to
the
nature
of
Victory
Bonds
and
the
desirability
of
Canadian
Legion
ftatsi
,
,
ilH,uh
.M.l.11
As
a
result
largely
of
the
opening
Qmden
&
Anderson
day's
efforts
of
canvassers,
al-
Cnarte
E.
Hayes
though
some
subscriptions
were
John
rjybhavn
"
made
voluntarily.
$46,000
was
sub-
scribed
yesterday
in
the
first
day
of
the
Third
Victory
Loan
campaign
in
Prince
Rupert
Except
for
preliminary
contacts,
the
field
is
to
large
extent
untouched
as
yet
but
there
was
an
early
Inclination
of
the
canvassers
to
get
on
to
the
Mrs.
Emma
Cochran
and
Eastman
Are
United
on
thU
occasion
Is
$530,000.
rTL
1
.
...
Victory
Bond
To
Red
Cross
City
Commissioner
Matheson
Turns
Over
His
Wlnninr.
From
Concert
Sunday
Night
City
Commissioner
D.
J
eson
has
turned
over
to
the
local
homes,
Canada
not
only
provides
vast
quantities
of
weapons
but
is
building
the
ships
to
carry
them
and
the
fightln?
craft
to
ensure
their
delivery.
This
is
a
part
of
Canada's
ereat
contribution
to
the
war.
Each
individual
mist
do
his
shar.
Buy
more
and
mofe'Vlatory
Bonds.
DEAF
AND
DUMB
MOLE
A
type
of
mole
that
Is
blind,
deaf
and
dumb
exists
in
Australia.
trisBiiigu
mimmi
m
i
rn.ia.im
KWOXC,
SANG
HINfi
HOP
KEE
Chop
Suey
House
Next
to
King
Tal
612
7th
AVE.
WEST
Open
S
p.m.
to
2
a.m.
Outside
Orders
from
2
p.m.
to
2
a.m.
All
your
patronage
Phone
Red
217
welcome
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i
mvmtm
tm
rnxutrnvmrmMmtM
up
vtaovi
UVHJOA
A
f
Victory
Loan
Purchasers
$8,060
3jOW
900
Quietly
Wedded
Last
Saturday
John
The
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Eastman
was
the
scene
of
a
m.rrhalnir
to
he
utmost
of
their
wreaing
eunaay
aiiemoon
"1ht.
'
Th.
nMi..
tnr
M
Runftl
Wi
me
wroauis
was
auirranuTO
in
the
presence
of
Immediate
friends
and
relatives.
The
bride
was
attended
by
Mrs.
Harry
Ea.rt
man.
The
KTOornsman
was
Harry
Eastman,
brother
of
the
groom.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Eastman
will
make
their
home
at
537
Eighth
Avenue
Bast.
Did
you
ever
step
to
think
of
the
penalty
of
defeat?
It
means
Math-1
slavery,
confiscation,
violated
It
means
loss
of
all
w
branch
of
the
Canadian
Red
Cross,
hold
dear
Nothliv;
matters
no-.-Society
the
$50
Victory
Bondj"t
victory.
Buy
the
new
Victory
which
he
won
at
the
Victory
Loan
j
B00-concert
drawing
in
the
Capitol
!
Theave
Sunday
nleht.
I
WE
CAKKY
Everything
For
THE
WORKING
MAN
It
will
pay
you
to
come
In
and
look
over
our
large
stock
of
Woollen
Ooods.
B.C.
Clothiers
PHONE
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Third
Avenue
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SHIPYARD'S
FAST
WORK
TBurrard
llry
Dock
Pinhhes
10,000-
'
Ton
I'rtiihtrr
In
tt
Dart
VANCOUVER.
O.t
30:
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La
ft
.him
day
a
British
Columbia
shipyard
set
a
recoid
that
la
the
envy
I
ali
Canada.
Up
till
than.
108
'ays
was
the
fastest
time
estab-fbed
for
production,
from
the
keel
op,
or
a
10-030-ton
cargo
thto.
Th?
Burraxd
Orvdeek
Oo.
fen
President
Clarence
Wallace.
Money
talks
and
your
money
can
talk
in
language
that
will
be
heard
in
Berlin.
Rome
or
Tokyo.
Boy
Victory
Bonds.
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Dibb
Printing
Co.
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and
Barney
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Are
United
i
A
my
pretty
wedding
was
so!-e.TinHec
Saturday
evening
at
8
i
ok-
In
St.
Pmra'
Lutheran,
fjfrinli
Rv
Magnus
B.
Anderson
4i4eJetMg.
when
Mm
Inartd
.Viola
HaHrg.
second
daughter
of
Mr
anf
VTu-s.
Knut
llallberg,
wan
rurtef
In
merrtte
to
Btora
"Bar-Key
Wlek.
yoeager
aim
ef
M:
SrhtesvoM.
The
ctoorth
beeuttftflty
decorated
with
yellow
in.
brunae
cfcrywtlwins.
taper?
and
ferns.
The
bride
sMMi
the
anarch
:
th-
arm
of
hr
IwCner
to
the
rUnr
of
the
Widdtag
Marra
played
by
onsantat
Peter
Lien
She
wore
a
beeuUfel
gswm
of
:
white
satta
and
inset
yolk
if
.
hend-fmtahed
lee,
wttb
train
Her
floor-length
vU
was
caught
in
I
tiu
with
ixMwt
af
oransel
blossoms.
She
carried
a
bouquet
of
cream
and
red
rosea
with
maiden-hair
fern
and
streamer
j
Her
only
adornment
was
a
trt:w
of
peark.
the
gift
of
the
groom
The
bride
was
attended
by
h
-slater.
Mkw
Marnet
HaUeerg
.
who
'
was
very
levety
in
a
gown
of
-:
lew
ehtffen.
her
large
picture
h.u
mateMna
with
crown
of
purp.r
pa
rules.
The
groomsman
waa
Krlr
Wlek.
brother
of
the
groom.
Ushers
were
Thomas
A.
Mr
Vancouver
completed
on
that
day
Meektai
and
WUttam
Jewttt.
he
as.
Fort
Weaoerbume
whtoh
Altar
the
ceremony
a
recepi.
.
va
begun
St
.
days
previously
was
held
at
the
home
of
t!
.
find,
according
to
Hubert
Wal-
brtde's
parents
where
some
u-.
lace,
vice
-president
In
charge
of
friends
gathered
The
gweala
wen
reduction
at
these
yard,
this
reiMved
Iry
the
bride's
moth"
-ecord
will
soon
be
shattered.
The
,
who
wore
a
gown
of
hand-finished
new
aim
is
75
deja.
lace
In
rose
btef
with
wtne
ar-
The
City
of
Vanconver,
through
eaeariea,
and
cotaaae
of
red
rusr
Mayor
J.
w.
earnest,
presented
an
she
was
aatistod
by
tne
groom
i
capacity.
In
some
cases
subscribers
tma
.t'0tnnm
I
inscribed
plaque
to
commemorate
i
mother
who
wore
a
drees
of
black
were
an
ready
to
give
their
answer
"I"
...
f
Ith
W
-
heef
with
matching
aeceasorle.
when
the
canvassers
called.
5r.n,roWI
!
u,.el
c
A.
ed
on
behalf
of
the
employee
by
md
eerseae
of
olnk
rosea.
The
bride
and
groom
received
congrattnaUons
under
a
beautiful
wlrite
wedding
bell
filled
wlthi
confetti
In
an
archway
of
pink'
land
white
streamers.
Telegrams,
iwere
received
from
relatives
and;
;
friends
:
A
buffet
supper
was
served
In
a
beautifully
decorated
arbor
of
wistaria.
The
bride's
table
was
centred
with
a
three
tier
wedding
cake
which
was
duly
cut
by
the
brtdr
Tjhe
floral
detonations
consisted
of
pink
and
white
chrysanthemums
with
matching
tapers.
A
toast
was
proposed
to
the
bride
and
the
groom
responded
tultably
The
toaat
to
the
bridesmaid
was
proposed
by
the
greonu-man
The
many
beautiful
gift
received
.-
'if
led
to
the
popularity
of
the
r
ang
couple.
Mr
and
Mrs.
WVk
a
toktni
residence
In
the
Beaner
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the
resources
of
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vou
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you
are
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