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GREETINGS
.
It
has
been
a
great
pleasure
to
have
been
of
service
to
so
many
customers
through
the
past
year.
Our
aim
for
the
coming
year
is
to
remain
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shop
that
can
give
voir
the
best
in
beauty
work.
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at
i.-
a
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Red
Cross
News
Those
In
Hospital
The
Red
Cross
will
make
Christmas
happier
for
approx.
toatety
M8
sea
and
sines
of
the
navy.
anoy.
and
air
ferae
who
nave
tKe
asMortaae
to
be
in
senriee
hospitals
in
British
Columbia
daring
the
festive
season.
Each
will
receive
a
gift
bag
made
of
the
tiadstlorml
green
and
red
Christmas
net.
It
will
contain
a
Christina
exactor,
a
card
of
good
wishes,
package
of
cigarettes,
two
hand,
kerchie.
a
choeolaie
bar.
baa;
of
peanut,
an
appie.
an
orange,
wash
cloth,
and
a
packet
of
ra-aor
bcadea.
In
bags
intended
for
the
75
girls,
a
tube
of
lypsol
will
replace
the
raaor
blades
These
strppte
weie
parked
las:
week
by
Red
Cross
volunteers
at
the
Provincial
Red
Crow
warehouse
in
the
Marine
Bond
ing
and
seat
to
the
15
'
Cross
branches
nearest
the
ser-
!:.:'.
Ch.mas
trees
and
cKjUiUftmLs
alia
do
eVctytn...H
possible
to
make
frutatmat
'
happstr
tar
those
away
from
!
Last
year
the
Iaternattona!
Red
Gross
conunittee
La
Genevx
seat
four
Swim
sprcialUU
u
German
prison,
camps
to
raaar
for
arlrflrtal
Savfei'
for
:be
severely
maimed
Brit
snUaduit,
Canadian'
and
Po-lish
prisoners
af
was.
Neressarv
casts
of
limbs
for
430
prisons
were
made
the
nrnbs
to
be
aaanufac
tared
la
Switzerland:
Thai
summer
the
speetaasts
re-tarned
to
fit
truse
Bmhs
aad
get
ea-rts
front
prisoners
who
lad
not
yet
been
fitted.
Last
week
ah
Prertnrial
Rd
Cmss
headquarters
received
a
caB
for
100
pairs
of
socks.
5M
hesBseta
and
150
pain
of
nr.t-teas
tor
the
Royal
Canadian
JCiTy
at
a
Pacific
coast
port
within
two
houn
Uie
supplies
were
packed
and
shipped
im-
Red
,
mediately.
Reports
that
a
provisional
government
has
been
hospitata,
these
being
van-
set
up
in
Yugoslavia,
apparentlv
in
opposition
to
the
f11
I
.
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v.ur
JJJJg
Ft
Swill
lai
J
Bay
Co&l
many
to
ask
if
serious
gaps
are
not
developing
be-
Hartxmi.
Patricia
Bay.
sea
is-
tween
all
the
people
of
the
occupied
countries
and
land.
Pon
AibernL
Prince
Rup-
the
leaders
now
recognized
bv
the
Allies.
Doubtless
ert
Terra.
Members
01
gaps,
are
growing,
though
not
in
the
same
degree
in
I'Cs
all
cases.
As
we
know,
some
leaders-in-exile
are
in
and
d.
..rr
them
-
:u
constant
touch
with
the
undergrounds
in
their
own
in
hospt
ake
i?sr
x
nations.
But
in
YueoSlavia
a
sharp
conflict
is
romg
on.
Those
acquainted
with
the
country's
long
history
of
struggle
against
empires
without,
and
against
the
servants
of
empire
within,
have
some
idea
how
intense
this
conflict
can
be.
If
includes
efforts
to
weld
peonies
of
like
race,
but
of
very
different
historical
and
religious
background,
into
one
indenendn
nation.
They
are
worthy
efforts,
necessary
to
the
survival
of
the
people
involved.
-
Against
this
violent
and
complicated
background.
Allied
leaders
must
make
decisions
about
Yugoslavia.
The
news
of
a
provisional
and
in
a
sense
a
revolutionary
government
in
that
country
poses
a
delicate
ouestion
as
to
who
is
to
receive
military
supplies.
It
comes
at
a
time
when
the
stock
of
the
Partisans
is
rising
as
acainst
that
of
the
Chetniks.
Blit
it
could,
unless
skillfully
handled,
lead
to
another
situation
like
that
in
Algiers,
where
the
conflict
between
Generals
Giraud
and
de
Gaulle
produced
such
I
general
confusion.
7
Nevertheless
toavas
some
jdo,.
that
present
problems
in
Yugoslavia
offer
a
sample
of
the
complexities
postwar
planners
must
face
all
over
Europe
isrstretching
a
metaphor.
There
is
no
doubt
that
Europe
is
complex,
but
there
can
be
no
part
of
it
more
complex
than
Yugoslavia.
This
nation
will
present
Alfred
political
strategists
not
with
an
average
problem
but
with
one
of
their
most
difficult
problems.
xm-
We
need
not,
therefore,
share
the
apprehension
oC
those
who
cite
Yugoslavia
as
an
example
and
almost
throw
up
their
hands
at
the
prospect
of
tackling
a
half
dozen
more
such
problems
during
the
invasion
of
Europe.
The
problems
wiH
be
challenging
enough.
But
they
wiH
not
be
Yugoslavia.
For
Mutual
Benefit
:
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and
AcrWeat
See
JOHN
L.
WRIGHT
ItMne
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ICMms
No.
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AIR
FORCE
CASUALTIES
Killed
on
ctlTe
serriee
Fairbarn.
James
Duncan.
WO
RO408
Mr.
James
Fasrbam
father
i
3166
Douglas
Ave.
Windsor.
Ont.
Missing
on
active
errke
after
Air
operations
2tt
MaJrmn
Owe
Martoy.
Sgt
R153SS4
Mrs
Maleoim
Bell
mother'
40
AMfcldge
Ave
Toronto,
Ont.
Blagftarne.
Charles
Ward.
FO
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wife
West
9rsrr.erland.
B.C.
9yen.
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Mr
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Byers
father'
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5h
Ave
Vancouver
a
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James.
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Mr.
Thomas
Helm
lather
23
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Ave.
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NatMnMh.
Douglas
Arthur.
PO
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Robertson.
FO
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Mr
Charles
Ward
rope
btaeri
Scarlett
Rd.
Weston.
Ont
Prrviamly
reported
anfaUnc
active
serrice
now
reported
Prrfioiy
reported
mUsing
on
active
serrire
now
for
official
purposes
prcMimrd
dead
Hutchins.
Melvin
Lawernce.
Sr'
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Mrs
A.
R.
Carmaek
mother
i
3
Summer
Rd.
Cambridge.
Mass.
U.
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Sch.ump.
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Qucntsn.
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William.
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service
after
lying
operations
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Kenneth.
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ACTIVITY
CONSTANT
More
ttun
5J00
convoys,
ex
chidini
naval
eonvoys
and
singl?
ships,
were
given
air
escort
by
the
British
Coastal
Command
during
the
first
three
years
of
THOUSAND
AT
XMAS
TREE
Wartime
Homing
Alialr
mrndous
Sucre!.
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the
hiattaad
fflnt.
Heddv
war.
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entailed
more
than
itlianey
gave
a
mtmber
of
red-
MJM0
operational
sorties.
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and
a
string
duet
com-
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of
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Martin,
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Hubert.
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to
the
end
of
June.
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greatly
apprrdated
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pnMwer
of
war
Germany
the
Britkb
merchant
navy
had
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from
the
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cargo
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Eve,
1943
"This
is-thc
night
-the
night
I've
always
-lived-
.
And
after
a
while
they'll
hang
up
the
stockings.
And
for,-year
in
and
year
our.
"This
one
is
sure
different,
though.
-Instead
-
of
sleighbells,
we've
got
tank
tracks
clanking
over
the.
rocks.
Instead
of
stockings
over
the
fireplace
we've
got
Army
socks
drying
on
the
bushes.
Instead
of
a
treeful
of
presents,
Jerry
lobs
over
155's.
"See
that
star
over
there?
Looks
like
a
Christmas
star
all
right.
It's
shining
down
on
our
house
right
now,
I
bet
...
on
Dad
and
Mom
and
the
kids
and
Man.
0
"They'll
be
singing
carols
and
it'll
sound
wonder-ful.
And
there'll
be
a
big
fire
in
the
fireplace
and
the
stuff
on
the
tree
will
be
sparkling
like
diamonds.
finally
they'll
all
go
to
bed
and
the
kids'll
dream
of
Santa
Claus
all
night
long,
like
I
used
to.
"Merry
Christmas,
Dad
and
Mom!
Merry
Christmas,
kids!
Merry
Christmas,
Mary!
Don't
worry
about
me.
I'm
all
right
And,
if
everything
goes
okay,
I'll
be
home
for
next
Christmas."
Let
us
not-fail
the
boy
who
waits
tonight
on-a
wind-swept
hill.
Let
us
try
to
match
his
job
with
ours..
Let
us
work
harder
in
mfne
and
field
and
factory.
Let
us
buy
more
and
more
Victory
Bonds
and
War
Savings
Certificates.
Let
us
resolve
now
to
bring
him
home
before
another
Christmas
comes.
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r.j
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;
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Wev
nwasbw
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hy
the
aadii-n
no
tnmei
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hard
to
make
a
Tre-
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The
much
aHed
ahfistmai
Tree
Concort
sponsored
by
the
Tenant
Council
of
the
Wartime
Housing
clot)
house
was
heM
Saturday
night.
Through
the
efforts
of
two
.soaps
.
The
ladies
Good
Cheer
lub
and
the
men's
Handyerafl
21ub.--the
prograsn
was
most
turcessful.
One
thousand
and
seventeen
parents
and
ohUdren
crouded
No.
1
dialog
hall
The
prograra
ot
under
way
at
eight
o'clock
?m
with
the
stating
of
"O
Canada"
TMs
was
foBowed
by
uantomlnes
and
short
ntrrtainers
on
the
program
ncladrd
Nora
rsaDlday.
a
yosng
,
ngrtress
whose
voice
had
great
.pieal
to
the
aadtenee.
There
he
LopaliaU
stsUra
who
dan-
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of
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