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Saturday.
November
20,
1943
Menace
of
Success
.
.
.
It
is
the
duty
and
the
mark
of
great
leadership
to
be
less
affected
than
humanity-in-the-mass
either
by
the
menace
of
disaster
or
promises
of
success.
It
would
seem,
indeed,
that
the
leader
must
be
capable
of
reassembling
these
phrases,
and
of
perceiving
the
promise
in
disaster,
the
menace
in
success.
From
the
day(when
Winston
Churchill
offered
the
British
people
only
"blood,
sweat,
toil
and
tears,"
to
the
mom-sent
when
he
finished
his
speech
at
this
vear-s
Lord
f.upyvr
s
Danquet,
ne
nas
exercisetf
this
instinct.
1
In
their
darkest
moment,
Mr.
Churchill
did
not
jtalk
to
the
British
people
of
some
spectacular
and
fantastic
victor'
to
be
achieved
by
some
occult
stroke
of
.fortune.
He
only
pointed,
out
to
them
their
opportun-ity,
An
victory
or
defeat,
to
conduct
themselves
in
sucn
away
as
to
make
that
moment
"their
finest
I
hour."
i
I
One
may
not
agree
with
Churchill
that
peoples
j
!
fighting
for
the
cause
of
liberty
and
righteousness
i
jnue
nu
ngni
to
expect
rroviaence
to
supply
a
suu-(decrsnd
even
miraculous
ending
for
their
trials.
But
lonmust
heartily
agree
that
the
wishful
optimism
,nowso
often
encountered
needs
the
reminders
of
Mr.
Churchill's
speech.
No
one
is
in
a
better
position
Jthan
he
to
know
what
is
going
into
the
preparations
for
the
final
thrust
against
the
Nazis.
No
one
can
iknow
better
the
risks
of
the
operation,
the
human
jousts
mm
inimary
leaders
must
write
into
their
plans
;
Mr.
Churchill's
endeavors
to
forestall
the
menace
of
success,
to
assure
that
the
victory
which
is
Jwithin
reach
will
not
be
postponed
because
the
peoples
are
unprepared
to
make
the
final
payment.
1
.
jLondon
Lovely
Now
.
.
.
1
I
doubt
if
we
shall
ever
again
see
the
centre
of
I
Tendon
as
beautiful
as
it
is
now.
savs
"A
London
uiarv.
wew
statesman
and
Nation.
Much
that
was
g52k?s
xv"ell
as
some
that
was
irreplaceably
lovely.
pTbeen
destroyed.
Bombs
have
created
unexpected
,Jnd
delightful
views:
SK
Paul's
stands
out
as
St.
I
eter
s
dos
in
Home
and
one
"can
see
it
to
great
ad-antare
from
distant
onen
snaces,
notablv
from
a
fonHn
Fetter
Une.
Many
hideous
buildines
make
f
ui
resectable
ruins.
From
the
rubble,
ournlo
wil-lourb
wows
luxuriantlv
and
in
one
nlao
I
know
M
brpcken
is
sDroutinc
out
of
sandbacs.
The
innumerable
lake
.which
Air.
Morrison
has
rivn
us
as
feo-uard
against
fire
are
an
immense
improvement
on
the
honsps
whose
places
thev
take,
and
in
One
place
at
least
have
attracted
wild
ducks.
Outside
SvK
!nfirc
hev,aiVamf
aR
in
thft
fermvard.
and
m
Victoria
Street
a
brood
of
duckling
has
crown
ft
frm
a
w
in
the
rubhle-
Above
all.
fpr
the
f
.rsfhme
r
m
our
lives,
there
is
a
snso
of
me?
and
a.r
,n
London,
and
these
are
the
first
es-Fyntials
of
all
fine
town
planning.
Dibb
Printing
Company
CHRISTMAS
CARDS
Now
on
Display
Make
Selections
NOW
for
Overseas
BIltfllDAY
AND
f.
WATERMAN'S
EVERYDAY
FOUNTAIN
CARDS
PENS
Jjesner
Block,
3rd
Srrccf
Phono
234
NAVY
IN
CONCERT
Hue
Performance
bv
Bau4
t
H..AI.C.S.
Chatham
Last
Nlht
'By
Dorothy
Oarbutti
Last
night
rLM.OS.
Chatham
naval
band
gave
the
first
of
a
series
of
public
concerts
in
the
Navy
Drill
Hall
and
part
of
the
performance
was
broadcast
over
station
CFPR
by
permission
of
Commander
C.
M.
Cree.
The
L-oncert
celebrated
the
opening
of
Navy
Week,
November
21-27,
i
across
Canada.
grt
also
th
j
opening
of
the
Navy
League
,
membership
drive
todav.
-j
Under
the
competent
baton
ujci
reuy
umcer
cmnaer-land,
the
trimly
Jaunty
bandmaster,
the
program
opened,
with
"O
Canada"
followed
by
a
Sousa
favorite
"The
Thunderer."
A
Vi
s-r
Herbert
medley
was
next,
inuring
Yvonne
RUIou's
sweet
young
soprano
voice
In
,
I'm
Falling
in
Love
with
Some-!
one
and
Kiss
Me
Again."
lOKGCt:
USTJKGT
FAB
WCt
AAAA
For
Income
Tar
RETURNS
SKE
R.
E.
MORTHIER
Phone
88
324
2nd
Ave.
1
their
earlier
Victor
Loan
nro
giam
and
one
which
I
could
en-Joy
over
asain
In
each
and
every
one
of
their
conerts.
the
band
then
played
Morton
Oould's
"Pavanne."
Their
interpretation
of
this
wort
brought
out
all
the
sinister
gaiety
behind
this
stately
Spanish
dance..
Drigo's
charming
Valse
Bluette"
was
next
o-i
this
varying
proxiam
followed
by
a
topnotch
arrangement
of
Hogey
Carmlchael'a
popular
fav
orite
-Star
Dust"
Ending
the
broadcast
section
of
the
concert
"Colonel
Dofpey"
was
Dlavert
with
spirit
and
not
a
little
gusto.
A
dance
band
interlude
was
next.
Colored
lighting
and
clev
er
seating
arrangement
gave
the
approved
ballroom
effect.
Under
the
leadership
of
Bandsman
Oeorsre
Harris
the
music
opened
to
an
original
tune
of
Bands
man
George
Dutton.
the
pianist
There
were
a
few
earsollttlng
1US
UAU.X
WSW8
whKe
LU-utenant
Paul.
March
I
wived
into
a
cAU.itmyhk
Umax
sang
the
dellchtful
'
Otdsv
Lovt
of
destruction.
Song."
Choosing
a
number
from
,
Once
again
the
resonant
bar!
tone
voice
of
Lieutenant
Paut
Marsh
gave
pleasure
with
Romberg's
"Stouthearted
Men."
Cole
Porter's
famous
"Night
and
Day"
showed
the
band
at
1U
best
and
Bennett's
"Rhythms
of
Rio"
gave
full
play
to
the
wizardry
of
the
drums.
A
comedy
number
"For
lie's
a
Jolly
Good
Fttiow
was
an
amusing
episode
It
showed
how
a
small
town
band,
with
but
on
pice
in
its
repertolie.
by
a
series
oi
ingenious
transpositions
and
Arrangement,
was
able
to
perform
for
a
march
past,
school
operetta,
skating
party,
the-
mayor's
funeral
and
a
minstrel
show.
"When
Irish.
Eyes,
Are
Smil
ing"
was
next
sung
by
Yvonne
Riffou
and
this
was
followed
bv
the
closing
number
on
tha
pro
grama
highly
d
Waiting
"Rag
time
Wedding"
in
which
several
of
the
bandsmen
turned
thes-pians.
The
caste
of
this
tasty
little
number
was:
bride.
George
seconds
when
the
Instruments
I
Harris;
groom.
Pop
Brooks
7-fViP
to
A
tvfllc
rJ
rmro
nnlu
nn.
:
Minister.
Art
Shaw:
fnthr
til
the
public
address
system
'
Rdd
Oeorge;
narrator.
Bill
Reld.
was
tuned
down
to
an
eniov-
:
Altogether
It
was
an
evening
1
ment
level
Playits
such
popu-
it0
remembered
and
I
felt.
1
lar
numbers
as
"In
the
Blue
of
a
privilege
to
be
able
to
en-
j
Evening."
featuring
the
band's
,
ly
uch
spleldld
talent
I
was
soloist,
George
Corbet
L
Swooner
Sinatta's
"All
or
Nothing
At
All"
they
ended
with
"Kansas
City
Blues."
a
Jive
number
to
end
all
jive.
It
was
aa
enjoyable
interlude
and
went
to
prove
why
these
boy&
are
in
so
much
de-
(
I
mand
at
local
dances.
The
third
part
of
the
eve-nins'i
program
opened
with
tb
nautical
theme
song
"Ship
Ahoy."
Following
this
was,
the
only
strictly
classical
offering.
Safraneg's
beautiful
"AtlantU
Suite."
This
work,
in
four
parts,
j
also
privileged
to
sit
In
about
the
hardest
and
shortest
chair
on
record.
Ia
fast
the
ptoce
where
the
chair
ended
and
I
began
will
live
long
in
my
memory.
Bt
then,
I'm
OVER
A
CEVrilKY
AGO
The
first
friction
match
was,
manufactured
In
1816.
REASON
FOR
DELAY
LONDON
(N-Charte
limnn
depicts
an
evening
In
the
lest
.32.
wasn't
broueht
to
pert
fnr
country
of
Atlantis,
a
gavotte
two
weeks
after
being
arrested
at
a
court
function,
a
love
idyC
fon
charges
of
thelU
from
and
then
the
dreadful
over-
house.
PoMr
nM
ih
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
A
Home
Away
mm
Home
Kates
13c
up
SO
Room.
Hot
and
Cold
Water
lime
Rupert,
II
C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
1M
whelming
of
the
lost
country
for
the
delav
was
he
swalionwi
?
whe
the
elements
rush
for-
two
spoons
when
arretei
...
"
.
ATTENTION
YOUNG
MEN
17
TO
17
YEARS
OF
AGE
.Many
of
you
have
been
waiting
a
long
lime
to
get
into
aircrew
with
the
K.C.A.F.
You
need
wait
no
longer.
If
you
have
your
parent's
consent
the
Air
Force
will
consider
your
application
iwii-r
You
may-enlist
when
you
are
17
years
of
age,
go
on
leave
without
pay
until
you
are
172,
then
begin
your
ground
studies,
and
be
ready
for
actual
flying
training
by
the
time
you
have
reached
your
18th
birthday.
While
you
are
on
leave
without
pay
you
will
be
entitled
to
wear
the
Service
Button
which
identifies
you
as
a
member
of
the
Koyal
Canadian
Air
Force.
If
you
wish
to
complete
this
year's
school
course
(and
the
Air
'
Force
recommends
that
you
do
so),
you
may
enlist
and
leave
will
be
granted
until
your
year's
standing
is
obtained.
The
R.C.A.F.
must
arrange
for
your
training
well
in
advance.
If
you
are
fit
and
mentally
alert
there
is
a
place
waiting
for
you
on
the
fastest
team
in
the
world-K.C.A.F.
aircrew.
High
School
education
is
not
required.
Consult
the
H.C.A.F.
llepresentalive,
It.
S.
GKKIG,
ON.
1'a.wnt'e,
Afent
.
Or
Write
to:
No.
i
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CKNTItE,
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and
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8U.,
Vancouver.
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Fighting
Comrades
of
the
Skies
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Local
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f
M
i
"
I
m
f
Fur
SATURDAY
v.
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k
"I'll
hrinn
vnu
Un,L
i
i
r
Vfl)
ri
Ji
a
J
Thrifty
Houseww
WK
FEATURE
A
full
line
of
Swiff
Premium
Mnti
at
all
timw.
A
complete
and
fresh
stock
of
Fruit
and
Vegetable.
1
ou
enn
get
everything
you
want
at
to
Community
Shopping
Centra-Prices
SEVENTH
AVL
MARKET
THERE
IS
NO
OTHER
TOBACCO
MKT
niTTT"
r
1
3
MUWV
u
pciCKQge
of
.
Old
Chum,
it's
my
old
stand-by
OLD
CHUM
Th
Tobacco
of
Qual
ily
WK
HAVK
TRICKS
UP
OCR
SLKKVES?
In
order
that
this
coming
hoHday
ma?
b
tftf
r
ever
for
you.
we
have
hud
gift
arriving
fo
cur
Ctn"1
Olft
Counter
.
.
.
that
have
Jut
been
tra:
.
Tarjvd
W
vast
spatkllng
Holiday
Olft
Shop.
Lavi
;
tTl
kJ
gifts,
UU
that
are
Uj
4urh
glorious
ana?
V.t
yw
want
to
begin
shopping
at
once.
If
you
are
snurt
r.ir
hop
now
in
November
when
the
cream
oj
thff
clft
f'-
hi
so
readily
available.
The
Variety
Store
MUMLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
"Wher
dollars
have
more
cents"
We
have
a
complete
variety
of
aviuabie
Groceries,
Fresh
Fruits
and
Vegetates,
Toluinvw
nnil
Cnnfort
mncrV
FKEK
DtUVKRY
throughout
the
city
three
tira
(Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
Opposite
Canadian
Legtm
I
The
Answer
to
the
Coal
Shortage
i
B
WOOD
FUEL
.
Arrange
to
see
your
Dealer
today.
Deliveries
may
be
delayed
by
snow,
so
order
early.
Wood
must
be
paid
for
before
Delivery.
PHILPOTT
EVITT
&
CO.
LID.