.1!
PAUE
TWO
VJith
Minora
Blades
i
Minora
Is
by
far
the
best
and
sharpest
double-edge
blade
in
its
doss.
It's
the
quality
blade
In
the
low-price
field.
Wati
J.M.S.Loubser
D.C.,
B.A.
Chiropractor
Wallace
Block
rhone
CIO
Dally
News
Advertising
Brings
Results.
BLACKOUTS
VERY
FINE
Great
Entertainment
by
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
Party
By
DOROTHY
GARBUTT)
The
name
"Blackouts
of
1943"
by
which
the
fast
moving
Alr-.jxe
show
is
called
is
a
misnomer.
They
aren't
blackouts,,
they
aren't
even
dim-outs
but
the
brightest
little
bunch
of
gals
and"
boys
that
have
come
this
way
in
a
long,
long
time.
Friday
night
the
members
of
the
ilcyai
Canadian
Navy
and
the
coys
on
the
Acropolis
were
the
guests
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
and
their
enthusiasm
was
tremendous.
The
remarkable
thing
about
the
show
was
its
compactness.
The
caste
was
not
overly
large
and
yet
It
gave
that
impression
because
caste,
orchestra
and
everyone
doubled
so
cleverly
Dressed
in
smart
royal
blue
blazer
suits
.with
loosely
tied
Air
Force
girls
set
the
pace
for
the
type
of
smart
Smitty"
Smith)
was
shanghaied
m..-
-
-
THE
DAILY
NEWS
MONDAY,
JULY
12,
I643
F.O.
Wishart
ParrmVu11
S.O.
dancing
Mi.A.
ThomDSon.
Set.
Fran
throughout
the
oerformance.
ac-1
rv..
rv.i
rin,.io
Mona
Morrow,
LAW.
Maxwell
-Taylor,
LAW.
Edna
Bond,
-LAW.
Gloria
Haight,
LAW.
.Florence
Shaw,
LAW.
Cecelia
Renny,
LAW
Georgette
Gelinas,
L.A.W.
Lavinia
Sawdon,
LAC.
Geoff
Davis,
LAC.
Jerry
Shea,
LAC.
Joe
Carfagninl,
LAC.
Irvine
AlacDougall,
.LAC.
Danny
Mac-
Dougall,
LACS
.Oscar
Burnside,,
LAC.
Jack
Saul,
LAC.
Alex
Gordon,
LAC.
Stanley
Solomon,
LAC.
Johnny
Gpllant,
LAC.
Mitchell
Wegrzynowlcz,
Cpt.
Henry
Singer.
I
wonder
if
these
travelling
service
shows
will
ever
be
able
to
realise
how
much
they
mean
to
the
.boys
w.ho
are
out
here
in
the
far
flung,
Ijpjv
.much
the
i
lights,
music,
"pretty
'girls
and
:
dancing
and
real
flesh'jirjd
bloqd
!j
actors
give
to
these
troops.
They
!
are
jusi
wnai
ine
.qocjor
praer-
scarf
cravats
the
orcltestra
open-
into
an
Impromptu
act
with
all
I
over
asraln
-v,"!!?.
P.Vr
ai?d
ed
with
an
arrangement
by
one
ihe
girls.
But
Smitty
can
take
it.
'
'
of
the
musicians
.
of
"Down
There
was
no
grpgrams
given
!
Stream."
out
but
a
list
of
the
caste
may
:
Try
a
Classified
Ad
In
the
A
precision
tap
dance
by
the
be
of
interest.
Here
it
is:
'
Dally
News
for
Quick
Results.
Miss
Molly
Freyv
centuated
In
highlight
by
the
;
crrt.
John
Domaracki.
LAC.Rnn.
I
Pnv
I4nsv.nn
MacDougaU
brothers
in
taps
nle
Gray.
LAC.
Howard
'Jerome.
1
ai
lJ
CC
duets,
the
loveliest,
sweetest
and
:
lac.
Sammv
Levine.
LAC.
Mir-
I
"
prettiest
of
drum
majorettes
in
;Vey
Horner.
LAC.
Jordon
Mo-a
solo
dance
and
trumpet
play-1
nuln.
Cnl.
Honor
Renxnn
t
aw
ing
that
was
simply
not
of
this
world.
Tiiere
were
several
burlesque
comedy
skits,
the
one
-which
pleased
the
audience
most
being
the
scene
In
the
recruiting
office
where
a
zoot
suit
addict
Is
recommended
for
a
commission.
There
were
several
outstanding
singers,
both
concert
and
..lues,
and
weaving
in
and
out
af
the
acts
with
Insane
Irregu-arity
was
Fran
Dowie,
the
ihow's
star
come3ian.
Fran
comes
of
actor
stock,
his
father
"oeing
one
of
the
famous
old
DumbeUs
troupe
and
a
post-war
entertainer
of
repute
throughout
Canada.
The
highlight
pf
the
revue
was
"Desert
victory,"
a
hilarious
harem
scene
in
which
a
sailor
from
the
audience
(our
yeoman
A
delightful
surprise
party
was
held
Saturday
.evening
at
the
home
of
Miss
Marie
Lock
in
hpnor
of
Miss
Molly
Er,ew,
who
was
celebrating
rjer
seventeenth
birthday
The
evening
was
spent
In
dancing
and
community
singing
after
whioh
refreshments
were
served
and
the
honaree
July
cut
the
birthday
cake.
.Congratulatory
guests
J.
L.
Curry
(Late
of
Yukon)
Chiropractor
Westholme
Rooms
peacetime.
pursuits
provided
they
all
of
one
mind
.dictate
sound
peace
terms
calling
for
sustained
prosperity.
If
the
world
is
to
prosper,
there
must
be
the
same
cohesion
among
the
.United
Nations
during
.the
.transition
period
and
thereafter
.as
now
exists
.during
the
.qrld-jryide
conflict.
Internal
stability
here
and
in
.other
nations
can
be
gained
and
maintained
only
by
sustained
industrial
production
and
by
economic
interdependence.
The
people
of
ithis
country,
in
common
w.ith
the
people
of
.
other
lands,
will
prosper
materially
and
spiritually
when
this
war
is
ended
but
only
if
insistence,
world-wide
in
scope,
is
now
yoiced
for
A
JUST
AND
DURAULE
JEACE.
THE
INTERNATIONAL
NICKEL
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED
2S
King
Street
West,
Toronto
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.C.A.
AND
Y.W.C.A.
By
DOROTHY
;GAHBUTT
The
Hostess
The
members
of
H.M.CJS.
Chat-ham
Navy
Band
who
have
Just
been
drafted
here
are
all
out
on,
lodge
they
eat
at
barracks.
were
These
boys
are
presumably
here
ine
wishes
otle
rierre,
u.u.,
for
durRtlqn
and,
if
you
want
Marie
Lock.
Patricia
McClympnt,
.them
to
.be
Jiappy
and
comfort-Connie
and
Flora
Tunnellson,
,
able
and
give
you
lots
of
those
.Mrs.
J.
A.
Frew,
Mrs.
H.
T.
Lor.k,!nice
public
band
concerts
they
and
Mj?ss.rs.
.Hugh
.Allan,
R.C.N..
promised,
youll
see
that
they
Johnny
.Cizmas.
U.S.A..
Frank
!et
bedded
down
soon.
They
are
Hash
US.A.,
Harry
Jlirschliom,
j
flne
a
lot
of
navy
boys
as
U.S.A.,
J.
M.
S.
Loubser,
DC,
H.
any
wno
have
come
up
here
and
T.
Lock,
Phil
Phillips,
U.S.A.,
j.
know
good
peopie
with
rooms
;and
Jimmy
North,
ILS.A.
I
to
'rent
will
offer
them.
Sweep
Chimneys
Now
No
Sweeping
done
In
wet
weather.
.011
burners
also
cleaned
serviced
jPJiftne
Black
735
,Uan.dynian
Home
Service
M
"
'
!
,
j
g
jjf
Industry
is
helping
win
the
war,..
S
industry
must
help
build
a
peappti
,
HnilTJ
lTJIWaaJlMMKM
ot
management
ana
wage
earners
an
vi
uuc
iiuuu
il
HiBI
RffiffPnlH
Bin
i
JBBBpl
H
tiilii
ffiiil)
li
1hffflWff
TiPM
Tomorrow
Tomorrow
these
these
millions
millions
will
will
be
be
permanently
permanently
employed
employed
in
in
ggmmgm
Sport
Chat
-The
schedule
ifor
games
In
the
!
Service
Sqf
tball
League
,for
this
jweek
are
as
follows:
Monday
CMU
vvs.
Station
u,
Oyro
Park;
Overseas
vs.
Saskatchewan,
flyro
Park;
-Navy
No.
I.
Plaza,
Acropolis;
jtVatts
&
jNlck-erson
vs.
Ack
Acks,
Acropolis.
Thursday
Coy.
A,
L-A.A.,
Gyro
Park;
Coy.
B,
vs.
Coasts,
Gyro;
Ordnance
vs.
Air
Force,
Seal
Cove
Friday
139th
vs.
Signals,
Acropolis;
Quartermasters
vs.
Ordnance,
Acropolis;
L.A.A.
vs.
Coy.;
B,
Gyro
Park;
Ack
Acks
vs.
Coy.;
A,
.Gyro
Park.
The
standing
In
the
teams
In
4he
League
will
i.be
published
at
the
end
of
this
week.
No
postponed
games
will
be
played
off
but
both
teams
will
split
the
points.
Remember
when
Lefty
.Gomez
used
to
star
for
the
New
York
Yankees?
Last
year
after
12
years
with
the
Yanks,
.Gomez
was
sold
.to
-the
'Boston
Braves
and
then
to
'the
Washington
Senators.
-Now
.comes
.news
.of
Lefty's
outright
release.
Age
finally
has
caught
up
to
the
colorful
hurler.
There
are
quite
a
few
football
players
up
here
In
Rupert.
In
town
are
".Bob
Cosgrove
of
Tqrpnto,
Reg.
Tlson
and
Jim
Hooper
of
Regina
Rpughrlders
and"
Dave
Oreeriberg
of
the,
Unl-vertslty
of
Manitoba
a
nice
nucleus
to
build
a
team
around.
IX
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InliSlalP
TAKE
NOTICE
tlt
by
orler
pX
III
Honor.
W.
E.
FWier
made
on
the
TUi
day
at
July.
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Vaa
ppoLnt-
d
Adm!m.jlpvur
of
the
Et&ate
of
r
In
BarJtUtos
Fjak,
deceased,
and
all
partle
ltav'lng
claims
agaliut
the'
d
.'.
are
.bertjy
required
to
lurnlsh
rune,
prqperly
verified,
to
fne
1
a
or
ab:ut
Uie
'ToUi
day
of
iixtgw-
O.
1043.
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
.the
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
.i.ou
1
.:
tl)tir
Imlobtednem
to
me
tJthvfch.
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at
Prince
Rupert,
B
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thla
lOOi
day
of
July.
AX).
1943.
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