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EDITION
EDITORIAL
Thursday,
March
25,
1943
The
Civic
Situation
.
.
.
The
mayor
aim
aiaeimen
are
now
immersed
in
consideration
of
the
civic
budget.
It
did
not
take
them
long
to
find
ouc
tor
themselves
that,
in
spite
of
the
greatly
increased
activity
and
population
here
which
had
it
been
under
normal
circumstances
and
conditions
would
have
brought
a
portion
of
prosperity
that
we
would
have
been
able
to
handle,
there
were
manv
thinns
thnt
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V
A
V
ILiW
done
but
whicn
could
not
because
oi'
financial
and
other
considerations.
Mow
they
are
even
looking
around
to
slash,
if
possible,
the
requirements
which
they
thought
were
a
minimum.
As
we
have
observed
before,
it
is
abundantly
evident
that,
as
far
as
the
city
itself
is
concerned,
there
can
be
no
expansion
of
works
and
services,
such
as
some
people
might
have
anticipated
would
follow
the
return
to
civic
autonomy,
but
it
will
be
just
a
case
of
carry
on
and
protect
the
city's
interests
as
well
as
possible
under
extraordinary
conditions.
And
even
carrying
on
is
going
to
cost
us
more
as
a
municipality
owing
to
increased
overhead
and
restricted
revenues.
The
local
autonomy
which
many
people
thought
would
be
a
wonderful
thing
to
have
back
seems
to
have
brought
little
more
than
considerable
grief,
hard
work
and
responsibility.
If
the
members
of
the
city
council
themselves
ever
had
any
illusions
about
the
matter
they
are
now,
of
course,
dispelled.
In
the
face
of
large
developments
going
on
under
the
auspices
of
the
hieher
authorities,
the
should
still
be.
able
to
function
usefully
in
protecting
the
city's
interests.
Our
civic
authorities
may
also
be
able
on
occasion
to
embrace
opportunities
that
will
definitely
redound
to
the
benefit
of
the
cnmmimir.V.
if
nnr
nmv
enmo
time
in
the
future
when
the
privilege
of
local
autonomy
may
oe
productive
oi
more
tangible
returns
and
accom
plishments
than
it
appears
in
the
meantime
will
be
pos
sible.
The
New
Income
Tax
...
The
new
income
tax
deduction
tables,
showing
what
we
will
have
deducted
from
our
wages
after
Aprjl
1
to
help
pay
for
the
war,
have
been
delivered.
For
many
of
us
it
will
mean
substantially
greater
deductions
than
we
have
had
so
far.
Naturally,
it
is
all
rather
shocking
and
for
the
most
of
us
rather
distasteful.
However,
it
is
the
war
and
we
have
got
to
pay
for
it
whether
we
like
it
or
not.
The
most
of
people
will
be
more
willing
and
more
quietly
philosophical
in
accepting
the
new
personal
burden,
we
believe,
if
they
realize
what
it
is
they
are
really
paying
for
a
victory
failure
to
achieve
which
would
not
even
leave
us
the
privilege
of
paying
an
income
tax,
much
less
still
retaining
a
substantial
portion
of
what
we
earn
to
handle
as
we
like.
FRY'S
COCOA.
Canada's
Most
Popular
Cocoa
Simmons
Sprjng
Filled
Mattress
Sleep
Units
Sold
in
Two
Pieces
AH
Sizes.
$40.50
to
$74.50
ELIO'S
THIRD
AVENUE
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
AIR
FORCE
IS
BOWLING
Latest
Summary
of
Activities
Standings
and
Records
Sixteen
teams
are
still
participating
in
the
Air
Force
Bowling
League
with
only
two
more
weeks
remaining
in
the
schedule.
Interest
has
been
maintained
and
all
teams
turn
out
unless
it
is
impossible
for
them
to
do
so.
The
league
standing
to
date:
Wireless
Equipment
Armament
Accounts
Orderly
Room
A
Orderly
Room
B
Maintenance
B
Marine
7
Br.
Sharks
Ack-Ack
4
Group
Jerks
Defence
B
Maintenance
C
No.
9
C.M.U.
Instrument
Dopes
4
Grouo
A
W.
L.
Pts.
22
8
22
20
7
20
20
10
20
19
11
19
18
12
IS
17
13
17
15
15
15
15
15
15
14
13
14
13
17
13
13
17
13
12
18'
12
11
19
11
10
20
10
8
22
8
7
17
7
Leading
averages
are:
Keegan,
226;
P.
W.
Smith,
209;
Lacroix,
202;
A.
D.
Hall,
200;
Petraltes,
200;
Novak,
200.
Second
half
records
Team
single:
Orderly
Room
B,
1.248.
Total:
Wireless,
3,386;
Individual
single:
A.
D.
Hall,
359.
Individual
total
(scr.),
Keegan,
842.
Individual
total
(hep.).
Cote,
916.
v'mnit
Throughout
the
second
half
the
m,
league
has
continued
to
give
seven
Alexander
weekly
prizes
including
individual
HandicaD
cilice
(jumcs,
louus
wun
Handicaps,
hidden
scores
and
team
ROADLESS
TULAGI
Tulagl,
capital
of
the
Solomons
and
now
a
Japanese
base,
is
an
island
without
roads.
Albania
and
the
Dodecanese
is
lands
are
the
last
remains
Italy's
overseas
emDire.
THIS
REMINDS
ME
BLUE
GILLETTE
BLADES
mmis
shave
cleaner
YES,
AND
QUICKER.
TOOJ
MAKE
SHORT
WORK
OF
THE
TOUGHEST
BEARDS.
0ONT
FORGET
THAT
BLUE
filll
FTTPRI
ftfiPC
I
ACT
1
lONGERSAVE
YOUMONEYj
r
T
E
There
are
two
reasons
precision-made
Blue
Gillette
Blades
give
you
easier,
better-looking
shaves
and
more
of
them
per
blade.
First:
They're
made
of
glass-hard
steel
that
stays
keen
longer.
Second:
They
have
the
sharpest
edges
ever
honed
I
Satisfaction
guaranteed
or
money
back.
PRECISION,
mad.
to
fit
your
Clll.tt.
Razor
axactly
and
avoid
.crap,
and
Irritation
of
miiit
blad.
93H
THE
DAILY
NETT73
THURSDAY
MARCH
,
SAVOY
ON
TOP
NOW
Bluebirds
Take
Runner-up
Position
In
Ladies'
Bowline
League
Savoy
Swingers
moved
into
exclusive
leadership
of
the
Ladles'
Bowling
League
this
week
as
a
result
of
a
clean
sweep
three
games
to
nil
victory
over
Optimists
while
Bluebirds,
who
had
been
in
a
tie
with
Savoy
for
ilrst
place,
defeat
ed
Annette's
2
to
1.
Other
games
this
week
resulted
as
follows;
Nursing
Sisters
3,
Lucky
Strikes
0
Big
Sisters
.3,
Amateurs
0.
Knox
Hotel
2,
Rangers
1.
Bessie
Reaugh
had
high
single
game
of
299
and
high
average
of
252.
Individual
scores
were
as
lows:
,ursing
Sisters
Koester
Battram
Handicap
Totals
Lucky
Strikes-Menzies
Smith
Warren
Nelson
Rushworth
Totals'
Big
Sisters
Gomez
E.
Bond
Totals
Amateurs
Armstrong
Mclntyre
Wick
McMeekin
Low
score
Handicap
Totals
Annettes
f
Selig
!
Erickson
MacPhee
Viyen
Dickens
Robertson
1
-195
143
118
242
83
167
.
218
1
138
189
143
170
196
83C
1
249
161
102
152
131
49
844
rl
89
96
153
134
102
53
632
1
236
195
193
237
138
2
159
186
77
151
106
167
846
2
178
143
161
142
18'
814
2
217
224
81
85
144
49
800
2
126
139
87
127
81
58
618
2
122
206
106
132
183
fol-
3
121
139
112
148
73
1151
7C3
3
123
179
151
140
167
760
3
179
130
126
183
99
49
791
3
154
133
96
70
99
58
610
3
129
238
223
152
218
Handicap
0
9
9
'
Totals
1008
758
9G3
Bluebirds
12
3
Davison
156
152
1C3
Boulter
190
165
178
Ma.:Donald
232
209
192
(Harris
221
185
253
iKeion
190
,"212
194
j
Totals
988
921
980
Optimists
12
3
Borland
119
189
161
Yelland
133
123
162
Valpy
157
138'
135
Connery
129
113
160
Low
score
113
154
137
Handicap
64
64
64
Totals
715
781
822
Savoy
Swingers
12
3
:eaugh
299
235
222
AlcLeod
148
193
177
Wesch
113
220
185
Basso-Bert
129
293
137
LaBelle
197
154
173
Handicap
10
10
10
Totals,
89C
1103
904
Rangers
12
3
Peterson
108
145
132,
Montgomery
127.
135
109
j
Reid
102'
125
117
Asemissen
109
113
130
Ballinger
i,
205
'
-fas,
20i,
Handicap
':
''16
(
'lb
16
16
Totals
C77
729
709
Knox
Hotel
12
3
V.
Balaskl
102
135
129
Lykegard
116
161
61
A.
Balaski
151
207
92
LaBelle
211
130
117
Zellskohldd
96
99
1H
Handicap
189
189
189
j
Totals
8C5
921
702
The
league
standings
to
date
are
as
'follows:
W.
L.
Pts.
Bavoy
Swingers-
28
8
28
Bluebirds
27
9t
27
Big
Sisters
25
11
25
Annette's
24
12
24
Rangers
20
16
20
Lucky
Strikes
17
19.
17
Knox
Hotel
12
24
12
Optimists
11
25
11
Amateurs
10
26
10
Nursing
Sisters
10
26
10
II
'
.
Air
Force
Concert
Party
Returning
"Joe-Boys"
to'
Pay
Another
Visit
to
Prince
Rupert
Soon
Supplying
the
armed
forces
and
providing
for
defence
workers
is
Aylmer's
full
time
job.
Aylmer
factories
from
coast
to
coast
are
busily
engaged
in
packing
Canadian
products
for
war-time
needs.
CANADIAN.
CANNERS
(WESTERN)
LIMITED
Passing,
through
Prince
Rupert
enroute
to
Ketchikan,
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
touring
concert
party
"Joe-Boys,"
who
visited
here
last
December
with
their
"Tallspins
Revue,
promised
an
I
early
visit
to
the
city,
expecting
to
arrive
here
at
the
beginning
of
next
week.
With
a
complete
new
show,
the
"Joe-Boys,"
under
the
direction
of
Flying
Officer
Fraser
Lister,
are
presenting
a
snappy
sparkling
revue
"Anything
Goes."
Featuring
the
singing
of
Archie
Davy,
the
comedy
of
Al
Bestall,
the
yodelling
of
Curly
Reynolds
and
the
styled
arrangements
of
the
"Joe-Boys"
under
the
leadership
of
Cpl.
Dick
Taylor
and
his
electric
guitar,
the
show
leaves
nothing
lacking
in
the
way
of
first
class
entertainment.
Cast
of
the
show
is
as
follows:
Flying
Officer
Lister,
master
of
ceremonies;
Archie
Davy,
baritone
soloist;
Al
Bestall,
comedian;
Curly
Reynolds,
yodelling
ranger;
Dick
Taylor,
guitar;
Stan
Kirkby,!
j
saxophone;
Bud
Allen,
,trumpet;
uoug
trior,
pianist;
FranKie
Kuse,
drums.
Allan
Cup
Game
At
Calgary
Has
Been
Postponed
CALQARY,
March
25
The
Allan
Cup
playdown
game
between
Calgary
Army
and
Victoria
Army,
which
was
to
have
been
played
Tuesday
night,
was
postponed
.
until
tonight.
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