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UNITED
NATIONS
SEAL
,
Symbolizing
the
unity
of
pur
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United
Nations,
this
year's
Christmas
seal,
the
little
emblem
with
its
promise
of
ultl-
fci
mate
victory
In
the
battle
against
tuberculosis,
will
shortly
i
appear
on
thousands
or
letters
I
j
sent
out
and
received
by
British
I
I
Columbians
in
common
with
4
other
folk
in
many
lands.
1
Five
great
countries
Britain,
i
the
United
States.
Canada,
Mex
ico
and
Brazil
are
using
tne
same
seal.
Canada
has
the
added
distinction
of
supplying
the
seals
net
only
for
herself
but
for
Great
Britain
and
two
of
her
dependencies
Jamaica
and
British
Guiana
countries
in
which
wartime
restrictions
on
paper
have
made
printing
their
own
sejals
impractical.
Designed
by
Andre
Duga,
Internationally
known
artist
and
Illustrator,
the
1943
Christmas
seal
depicts
a
small
girl
looking
out
of
a
window
and
seeing
Santa
Claus
driving
across
the
sky.
In
describing
how
the
design
came
to
him,
Mr.
Dugo
says:
"I
wanted
to
show
the
spirit
of
Christmas
and
to
represent
at
the
same
time
the
wonderful
work
of
the
tuberculosis
associations.
So
I
decided
to
paint
a
happy,
healthy
child
in
a
world
where
it
is
possible
for
children
to
believe
In
goodnessandthe
spirit
pt
Christmas,
in
Santa
Claus,
Jn
miracles
and-in
fairies
in
short.
n,
ideal
which
fame,
is
one
way
of
representing
the
aim
of
the
Tuberculosis
Associations
to
rid
the
world
of
one
dread
enemy
of
health,
happiness
and
security."
In
Canada,
tuberculosis
takes
6,000
lives
annually,
more
than
half
of
these
among
young
people
between
15
and
45.
More
than
50,000
persons
are
now
suffering
with
tuberculosis.
Carrying
forward
the
fight
against
the
disease
In
British
Columbia,
the
B.C.
Tuberculosis
Society
is
constantly
extending
its
services
along
the
three-fold
front
of
education,
preventive
measures
and
treatment.
This
year,
in
addition
to
Its
many-sided
program
of
instruc
tion
and
tests
in
schools
through-
the
province
and
the
sup
port
of
district
public
health
services,
It
is
undertaking
mass
Children
thrive
on
it-
sans
X-ray
surveys
of
workers
in
war
plants
with
the
ultimate
object
1
of
extending
them
to
every
resi
dent
of
British
Columbia.
Funds
for
these
costly
vital
Droiects
are
derived
al
Ventilators
in
Borden
Street
School,
now
letting
In
wind
and
rain,
are
in
need
of
repairs,
it
was
reported
to
the
school
j
board
at
Its
meeting
last
night.
;The
matter
was
ieferred
to
the
!
school
committee.
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and
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Kin
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612
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AVE.
WEST
All
your
patronage
welcome
Open
5
p.m.
to
1:30
a.m.
Tuesday
10
p-m.
to
1:30
a.m.
Outside
Orders
from
2
p.m.
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StlADYCUT
MACARONI
EASY
TO
PREPARE
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PRINCE
RUPERT,
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon
Except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited,
Third
Avenue
Q.
A.
HUNTER.
MANAGINQ
EDITOR
DAILY
EDITION
Tji
Thursday.
November
4.
1-943
Tim
Buck
...
Many
people
who
heard
Tim
Buck
during
his
two-day
visft
to
Prince
Rupert
were
disappointed.
They
had
expected
to
hear
this
national
figure
and
head
of
the
extreme
Left
Wing
'movement
in
Canada
deliver
himself
of
something
radical
if
not
treasonable.
Evidently
they
did
not
anticipate
an
exhortation
for
united
effort
on
the
part
of
all
interests
to
speed
the
Allied
victory
and
continue
their
unanimity
into
planning
the
peace
and
the
re-establishment
of
democratic
principles
and
practices
as
far
as
expedient.
Tim
Buck
expressed
simply
the
war
aims
and
the
peace
aims
of
all
earnest
people,
emphasizing
the
es-
and
pentiality
of
unity
of
all
in
bringing
these
aims
about.
most
entirely
from
the
sales
of
j
...
.......
.....
uul.n
Christinas.
-seals.
Every
Christ-
to
whicli
any
serious
objection
could
be
taken.
mas"
seal
put
on
a
package,
let-
J
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m
r
i
u
n
i
i
i
r
ter
or
card
helps
seal
the
doom
TiruBuck
became
well
introduced
in
Prince
Ru-of
tuberculosis.
By.
responding
j
pert
and
favorably
we
must
admit.
generously
British
Columbians
nay
give
themselves,
their
fam
ilies,
friends
and
country
an
invaluable
gift
the
gift
of
better
health.
The
Municipal
Chapter,
I.O.
O.E..
in
Prince
Rupert
is
handling
the
Christmas
seal
sale
la
Prince
Rupert
and
district
far
the
society,
under
the
able
chairmanship
of
Mrs.
G.
E.
Moore.
Municipal
Chapter,
I.ODX,
Mrs.
A.
G.
Landels.
Secretary.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.C.A.
AND
Y.W.C.A.
By
DOROTHY
GARBUTT
Amy
Scarrow
of
the
Canadian
Wwncn's
Army
Con
would
like
so
thank
the
veiy
many
ladle
who
offered
their
Lux
knitting
books.
Gordon
Webb
is
now
with
us-n
the
Hut.
He
has
come
from
Alltoid
Bay.
really
getting
bushed.
I
hope
Prince
Rupert
won't
be
too
much
for
him.
what
with
Its
wide
boulevards,
big
parks
and
laveiy
waterfreat
esplanade
where
one
can
stroll
of
a
sunny
afternoon.
Gordon
ex
pects
Mrs.
Webb
and
the
baby
ever
as
soon
as
he
Is
settled.
Alan
Hurst,
the
YMCA
a:
eft
secretary
ror
B.C.,
Has
Men
up
with
us
the
past
few
days.
Breen
Melvin
Is
back
at
wdrk
since
his
dose
of
the
'flu
but
he
Is
still
a
bit
shaky
on
his
pins
and
could
do
with
more
rest.
But
try
and
make
him
take
It.
The
enlisted
men
of
Port
Edward
are
holding
a
dance
this
Friday
evening
and
have
In
vited
our
Junior
hostesses.
Mrs.
,
Breen
Meivin
and
I
will
go
along
with
our
hostesses
as
their
chapeionet.
There
will
be
j
transportation
from
Prince
Rupert
and
return
by
means
of
I
sedans
and
"carry-air
buses,
i
Cars
will
leave
from
the
federal
building.
Third
Avenue,
and
the
United
Services
Organisation.
This
should
be
a
good
dance
as
the
music
is
by
Roy
Proverb's
well
known
band
with
it's
smooth
rhythm
making
for
H.st
-class
dancing.
I
see
where
Skagway
has
had
fts
worst
flood
In
years
and,
by
a
series
of
careful
calculations.
e
figure
that
our
Mr.
Peacock,
who
Is
northbound,
must
be
around
there
about
now.
Old
Man
Noah
himself
I
I
hope
h
brings
the
olive
leaf
back
with
him
or
Is
It
the
dove,
or
Is
it?
1
ere
Is
a
lot
of
talent
going
to
watte
at
Montreal
Circle
because
a
perfeotly
good
male
voice
trio
out
there
can't
gel
hold
of
a
guitar.
Does
anyone
know
where
they
could
get
one?
Mr
and
Mrs.
V.
Sogerson
returned
to
the
crty
yesterday
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver
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roit
SALE
3
FRESH
SHRIMPS
Daily
4
o'clock.
Boat
".Mais."
Lipvtt's
Dock
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
GET
INTO
THE
FIGHT
!
If
you
or
phytitollr
fit,
mentally
oltrt,
17
or
ov.r
and
not
jrot
33,
you
art
eligible
(or
aircrew.
High
School
edV
cation
ll
not
required.
Ground
crow
ore
Uo
needed;
man
ago
17W
lo
50
unfit
for
active
duty
with
tho
Army
or
Navy
ro
acctptablo.
Go
to
an
R.C.A.F.
Recruiting
Centre
today.
If
you
oro
under
age
for
aircrew
entittment.
Join
your
local
Air
Cadet
Squadron.
IN
THE
AIR
FORCE
you'll
get
action
adventure
...
at
home
.
.
.
abroad
...in
foreign
lands.
Think
of
action
over
iiurma
.
.
.
Iulr
...Germany!
Adventures
you
shouldn't
mm!
There's
a,
distinguished
company
of
Canadian
lads
to
welcome
you
in
any
of
a
dozen
thrill-packed
corncri
of
die
globe.
Whatever
your
job
in
Canada,
it
can't
be
half
so
exciting
or
essential
as
the
job
thousands
of
Canadians
just
like
yourself
have
undertaken
.
.
.
pasting
the
daylights
out
of
the
foe
.
.
.
in
person.
If
you're
fit
and
eager
to
do
your
part...
if
you'd
like
to
fly
wing
tip
to
wing
tip
with
these
modtrn
musketeers...
seize
this
opportunity
for
quick
and
real
he-man
action
with
the
R.C.A.F.
RCAF
JOIN
THE
FIGHTING
COMRADES
OF
THE
SKIES
KIXItlJITING
CRNTKES
LOCATE!)
AT:
Royal
Bank
Bldg.,
675
West
Hastings,
Vancouver,
and
other
principal
'citie
of
Canada.
Mobile
recrulllng
units
visit
smaller
centres
regularly.
AC
JIN
Red
Cross
News
Seems
Like
.Miracle
Two
things
make
the
life
of
a
prisoner
of
war
endurable
'hope
of
escape,
and
Red
Cros
parcels."
said
Major
General
Car
ton
de
Wlart,
V.C..
who
was
re
leased
from
an
Italian
camp
to
accompany
a
peace
emissary
to
the
Allied
Nations.
"Although
the
Italians
did
their
best,"
hi
said,
"the
food
was
scarce.
If
It
had
not
been
for
the
Red
Cross
we
should
have
been
extremely
hungry.
Since
my
return
it
has
t
(hocked
me
that
some
people
in
'
this
country
do
not
fully
realize
the
work
the
Red
Cross
has
done
j
snrl
im
Hrvlrnr
tVs
tt'hrtl
llilni.
i
aim
wwitift.
nitvsv
seems
a
miracle
to
me."
Room
Open
Evenings
In
order
to
meet
the
Increasing
need
of
more
and
more
Red
Cross
hospital
supplies
and
,
comforts
as
the
war
fronts
ex
pand.
Mrs.
Wallace
Campbell
Toronto,
chairman
of
the
Na
tlonal
Womens
War
Work
Com
mlttee
suggests
that
Red
Crow
work
room's
might
be
open
eve
nlngs.
"Make
no
mistake
about
it."
wrjtes
Mrs.
Campbell
to
Provincial-Red
CrOASkHcadauarterv
With
T
the
constant
drain
on
reserve
supplies,'
there
could
arty
a
crkis.
when
there
would
be
too
little
and
too
late,
unless
women
workers
rally
round
Oiid
knit
and
stw
as
they
have
nevet
done
before."
Bom
of
fot
I'ourrl
A
Summerland
Ned
Cross
worker
has
collected
flower
pet
als
from
her
bcsuttfu-1
garden
this
summer,
dried
them
and
parcelled
them
hi
fntl
attrac
tive
packages
with
bits
or
blue
and
ptnk
darkspur
on
the
top
A
card
Irwertbed:
"Pet
pouri
I
rum
an
Okanaiton
garden"
is
!
each
box.
This
has
netted
a
tidy
sum
for
the
Red
Cross,
U
as
adverlteed
the
beaul)
he
Okansgan
Varley."
writes
"
branch
secretary,
Mrs.
A
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Vandi-rmn-th,
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If
you
open
your
bedroom
windows
at
night,
put
a
rui;
or
blanket
over
the
radiator
or
lose
the
register,
and
shut
your
oodroom
door.
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For
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imooiwl
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Gillette
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Di.
mond-tetted
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ness.
the
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sharpest
edges
em
put
on
steel!
Tbt't
why
they
gue
tn
slicker,
cleaner
tkii
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and
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blade!
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