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PRINCE
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HUNTER.
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EDITOR
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OF
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PRESS
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Is
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to
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for
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Of
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and
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reserved.
EDITORIAL
Friday,
April
16,
1943
Dim-outs
and
Burglaries
Relaxation
of
dim-out
regulations
might
make
conditions
here
less
conducive
to
burglaries
and
nocturnal
law-breaking,
it
has
been
suggested.
Certainly
if
the
old
night
lights
could
be
restored,
it
would
not
be
so
easy
for
the
safe
crackers
who,
the
way
things
are
right
now,
have
pretty
clear
going
for
their
nefarious
operations.
Another
suggestion
is
that
business
'people
particul-larly
should
see
to
it
that
their
premises
are
adequately
Dane"
agamsi
.entry.
Increase
in
the
police
force,
it
is
admitted,
would
help
,$ome
but
the
police,
no
matter
how
many
there
are,
cannot
be
everywhere
all
the
time.
R.C
AF.
Active
in
Europe
...
The
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
is
playing
an
increasingly
important
part
in
the
bombing
of
Germany
and
the
Nazi-occupied
countries.
This
is
one
of
the
Dominion's
most
important
and
spectacular
contributions
to
the
business
of
the
war.
And
a
glorious
record
is
being
built
up
by
our
men
in
their
skill
and
courage.
Stuttgart
was
one
of
the
most
important
air
raids
of
the
war,
evidently,
and
the
fact
that
ten
Canadian
planes
were
lost
and
Canadians
were
in
some
of
the
Royal
Air
Force
planes
is
an
indication
of
the
important
part
our
men
played.
Anti-Hitler
Youth
Movement
...
Perhaps
as
significant
a
.news
item
as
has
come
out
of
Germany
in
the
last
year
is
the
despatch
from
Stockholm
which
reports
the
public
hanging
of
three
university
students
in
Munich.
Thesp
WPi'P
trip
rinrrlpnrlpvc
in
an
anti-Nazi
faction
among
the
students
which,
with
huum
uuumess,
nan
come
into
the
open.
The
despatch
says:
"By
having
the
ringleaders
hanged,
the
Gestapo
deliberately
chose
the
most
ignomirious
method
provided
py
German
law
to
put
a
condemned
person
to
death.
Hanging
usually
is
reserved
for
the
lowest
civilian
criminals.
Even
a
soldier
caught
stealing
can
insist
on
the
firing
squad."
The
execution,
the
despatch
says,
has
caused
much
uneasy
comment
in
Munich,
where
the
people's
morale
is
very
low,
and
where
the
clenched-fist
salute
of
the
Communists
can
be
seen
with
increasing
frequency
on
the
streets.
If
this
spirit
is
abroad,
it
will
be
strengthened
in
place
of
being
checked
by
the
barbarous
murder
of
these
youths
and
the
social
humiliation
-that
accompanied
it.
When
the
youth
of
Germany
bQgin
to
break
away
irom
Hit
er-worship
in
considerable
numbers,
a
stage
considerably
beyond
"the
end
of
the
beginning
will
be
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BMTISII
COLUMBIA
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.C.A.
AND
Y.W.C.A.
By
DOROTHY
fi
A
R
BUTT
The
Hostess
The
Service
Wives
Club
met
yesterday
afternoon
for
their
regular
weekly
meeting
In
the
ladies'
lounge
at
the
"Y."
Although
the
weather
was
not
so
promising
a
goodly
number
turned
out.
There
was
an
attendance
of
fourteen
women
and
nine
babies.
Mrs.
Valen
did
her
good
deed
for
the
day
by
sewing
the
stripes
on
a
navy
collar
for
one
of
the
sailors.
Mrs.
Strand
donated
the
raffle
which
was
won
by
Mrs.
Abrams
for
the
second
week
In
succession.
Mrs.
Duke
and
Mrs.
Abrams
Well,
members
of
the
Navy
Com
munications
bowling
team,
composed
of
Jack
Regular,
Don
Smith,
B.
Harkness,
Rene
Jeannotte
and
Mike
Leir,
are
going
around
with
their
chests
out
today
as
they
are
the
Service
League
champs,
winning
the
final
victory
over
the
R.C.A.P.
Communications
team.
The
members
of
the
R.OA.F.
team
were
Adrian,
Heryet,
Johnston,
Lacrolx
and
Keegan
The
semifinals
leading
up
to
final
playoff
were
Navy
Communications
vs.
Petty
Officers
and
R.OA.F.
Communications
vs.
R.CJV.F.
Composites
The
winning
score
for
the
Navy
was
2,921,
the
Air
Force
score
being
2,839
Sorry
to
see
Cliff
Humford,
teleg
raphist
In
the
navy,
on
his
way
in
THE
DAILY
NTW3
FRIDAY
BOWLING
AWARDS
Winners
for
Season
Announced-I'resentalions
to
be
Made
Saturday
Night
Team
and
Individual
trophies
for
the
season
will
be
awarded
at
a
banquet
and
dance
to
be
held
by
the
Mixed
Bowling
League
In
the
Eagles
Hall
Saturday
night.
These
winners
are
as
follows:
League
championship
Sav-Mors,
Watts
&
Nlckerson
cup.
Highest
three
games
for
team
Sav-Mors,
3.928.
Highest
single
game
for
team
Peoples
Store,
1,416.
Men's
high
average
Cy
Kellett,
235.
linen
was
sent
to
the
military
hos-,
.
Men's
,ug.
'
?
pital,
high
three
games
Maur
ice
Irving,
863.
Ladies'
high-
three
games
Grace
Lee,
794.
Men's
high
single
game
B.
Lew,
35G.
Ladies'
high
single
game
D.
Wesch,
345.
The
banquet
committee
consists
of
L.
ML
Felsenthal,
Ina
Robertson,
W.
F.
Stone,
Dorothy
Ballin-ger,
Pete
DeJong,
Paul
St?avlg,
Carl
Pederson
and
Eric
Chayko.
Red
Beard,
Old
Barbarosse,
who
now
sleeps
beneath
the
River
Rhine.
I'm
rather
remiss
In
my
thanks
I
know,
but
I
do
think
it's
time
I
thanked
all
the
good
people
who
sent
In
the
required
amount
of
wool
for
the
recent
Oueen
Marv
i
south.
Remember
the
time
he
tried
Chapter
I.O.D.E.
appeal.
It
has
all
1
id
grow
a
ousny
red
beard
but
been
collected
now
and
I
think.
somehow
got
discouraged?
I
think
sent
off
to
the
Fairfield
Mills
at
he
must
have
heard
about
the
Fort
Garry
to
be
made
Into
blank-drowning
of
that
other
famous
ets
for
Britain.
Rhytta
FOOTBALL
TOMORROW
Two
Exhibition
Games
Saturday
Afternoon
Will
Usher
in
Season
The
Interservlces
Football
League
will
get
under
way
tomorrow
afternoon
with
a
pair
of
ex
hibition
games
at
Acropolis
Hill
Grounds
Navy
vs.
Air
Force
and
Signals
vs.
Eastern
Regiment.
Three
other
teams
Reserve,
Coast
Battery
and
Yanks
are
coming
Into
the
league,
the
season's
play
In
which
may
start
next
Thursday.
Vancouver
Stores
Cut
Down
Hours
Woodward's
and
Spencer's
to
Close
All
Wednesday
VANCOUVER,
April
16
Important
Vancouver
department
stores
are
to
cut
their
business
hours.
Woodward's
and
Spencer's
will
close
all
day
Wednesday
and
Hudson's
Bay
will
close
earlier
on
Wednesdays
and
Saturdays.
INVENTIVE
SWEDES
Patent
applications
In
Sweden
during
1942
attained
record
fig
ures.
With
in
PURE
WHITE
f.
pened
to
pass
by,
and
remarked,
Meiicans
velly
wasteful.
That
woman
good
for
ten
years
yet."
An
unobtrusive
gentleman
In
the
museum
was
gazing
rapturously
at
a
huge
oil
painting
of
a
shapely
girl
dressed
In
only
a
few
s'.rategically-arranged
leaves.
The
title
of
the
picture
was
"Spring"
Suddenly,
the
voice
of
his
wife
snapped:
"Well,
what
are
you
waiting
for?
Autumn?"
'ati.on.ing
Nabob
Tea
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ration
requirements.
Its
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you
the
utmost
enjoyment
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your
valuable
ration
coupons.
Nabob's
distinctive
blend
is
delicious
and
satisfying.
The
refreshing
goodness
of
this
famous
tea
has
made
it
a
real'favorite
of
Canadians
from
Coast
to
Coast.
Nabob
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with
a
battalion,
drill
with
a
thousand
or
more,
I'm
paraded
In
public
and
now
j'm
wondering
why
I'm
called
'private'."
A
mlddle-a&ed
woman
lost
her
balance
and
fell
out
of
a
window
J
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an
ash
can.
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