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DAILY
EDITION
m
SEASON'S
4'M
&
(St
.
Thursday.
December
23,
1943
Nazi
Sense
of
Justice
.
.
.
Nazi
Germany
announces
that
she
will
wreak
her
dialwlically
conceived
vengeance
upon
Anglo-American
prisoners
of
war
in
reprisal,
for
the
execution
of
captured
members
of
the
Gestapo
who
had
committed-atrocities
against
the
Russians
at
Kharkov.
Such
action
would,
of
course,
be
typical
of
the
perverted
Nazi
minds
and
could
be
expected.
I
Indeed,
we
wonder
why
the
Germans
even
go
to
thfe
trouble
of
trying
to
justify
such
action
by
explaining
that
the
British
and
Americans
are
jointly
responsible
with
the
Russians
because
of
policy
decided
upon,
at
the
Teheran
Conferenca
Of
course,
the
GermanKdoTnob
know
anything
about
what
policies
were
se,t
up
at;
the
Teheran
Conference
and
an
;
excuse
of
this
nature
is
but
pretence.
;
By
this
time
we
should
have,
come
to
the
conclu-!
sion
that
the
Nazis
have
no
respect
for
any
so-called
j
international
rules
of
warfare.
So
we
should
not
be!
surprised
if
the
Germans
now
vent
their
wrath
upon
I
Btitons
and
Americans
whether
or
not
they
might
ha5e
been
jointly
responsible.
Teen-Age
Hysteria
.
.
.
LA
year
or
two
ago
Frank
Sinatra
was
a
crooner
anlong
thousands
of
other
crooners
that
no
one
knew
much
about.
Today,
his
name
is
synonymous
with
screaming
'teen-age
girls
who
are
said
to
swoon
at
thje
sound
of
his
voice.
"Lately
America
has
become
Sinatra-conscious.
Not
that
the
young
singer
is
the
musical
djscovery
oflthe
age
but
because
his
career
has
been
cleverly
managed
by
a
professional'
promoter
playing
upon
thp
emotionalism
of
young
girls.
bThe
agent
is
quoted
as
admitting
the
idea
occurred
to
him
when
a
girl
beside
whom
he
was
sitting
ina
theatre
beeran
to
moan
softly
to
herself
as
the
crooner
sang.
The
agent
asked
why
she
did
so,
and
she
replied
that
such
music
always
made
her
feel
that
way.
..The
next
day
there
were
more
youne
women
present
to
moan
during
the
Sinatra
performance.
Yielding
thoughtlessly
or
ignorantly
to
the
power
of
ths
suggestion,
thousands
of
young
girls
react
accordingly.
The
public
has
permitted
itself
to
be
taken
in
bv
ai
obvious
employment
of
deliberate
suggestion.
Whet
is
needed
is
more
of
the
attitude
of
the
1,400
Wves
in
the
United
States
who
remained
fully
conscious
through
the
Sinatra
performance,
applauded
prtfitelv
at
the
end,
and
left
with
the
situation
well
inlhand.
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past
year.
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ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.C.A.
AND
Y.W.C.A.
By
DOROTHY
GARBUTT
Private
PhyUL-i
Hamblin
Prince
Rupert's
own
CWAd
blew
in
the
other
day
from
her
station
in
Victoria,
looking
like
a
rosy
apple
and
as
bubbling
over
with
good
spirit
as
ever.
And
Airwoman
feebel
MacKenzie
from
Digby
came
up
to
say
&
SI
V
si
SI
A
rich
satisfying
drink,
-the
coffee
which
thousands
enjoy
you
will
too
!
Drip
or
regular
grind,
in
the
flavour
fresh
pack.
FOR
YOU
-
'
1
g.
a
.
.
mm
TSB
DAILY
Ncwa
the
girls
who
go
on
parade
arid
with
the
help
of
Mrs
Richard
.
do
these
wonderful
drills
you
Miv
KMlback.
Marjone
Willi
hear
about
She
went
into
tech-
ams
and
Dorothy
Kettle.
nk-aliUes
about
it
which
left
me
a
UtUe
bewildered
but
I
There
wtll
txr
continuous
mov-gather
that
they
know
and
can
ies
at
the
Emprew
on
Christmas
go
through
four
hundred
lndl-
day
afternoon
and
evening.
At
vldual
movements
in
their
drill
the
Cafeteria
Pat
Trant
is
ser-without
a
word
of
instruction.
v4ng
Christmas
dinner
from
3
I
really
get
a
great
thrill
out
of
to
7
pjn.
The
eafeteria
wtll
only
the
way
the
girls
all
come
up
to
be
opqn
between
those
hours
a
the
"Y"
to
see
us.
and
feel
a
the
staff
are
in
need
of
a
holi-yery
special
pride
in
these
our
day
as
welL
But
the
Christmas
former
Y.W.OA.
Junior
Hostess-
dinner
will
be
well
worth
having
Good
luck
girls
and
a
and
Pat
doesn't
want
to
hear
or
very
happy
holiday.
anyone
with
nowhere
to
go
be-
cause
of
Christmas
leave.
The
The
narrel.
unnnino
u
ea-
Christmas
atmosphere
will
be
tag
down
somawhat,
thank
good-
P
and
tne
f,rt
lricl
hello."
She,
too.
looks
very
weU
iness,
although
bf
course
there
'
'ttlflreR
and
has
put
on
the
proverotai
are
still
the
strays
mat
com
weight,
looking
all
the
bettor
in.
But
it
was
a
wild
aime
while
ANCIENT
HERB
for
It.
She
is
in
what
is
known
it
lasted.
On
Saturday
last
we
Mint
wo
used
by
Hippocrates
as
the
precision
squad.
Thev
are
did
up
well
over
200
parcels
the
father
of
medicine
Fragrant
and
flavourful.
A
pleasure
to
drink
and
to
serve
!
Makes
288
cups
to
the
pound.
REPORTS
ON
FIGHT
HERE
Tun
-rrj
i
MtrSTI.Y
WATF.lt
quarters
oC
the
world's
I
4
ocean.
Treasure
Chest
At
Luncheon
Of
Ham
Antonelli's
Phil
Palmer
j
GvrOS
YeSterdaV
Gunning,
for
Young
Tommy
J
Burn.
This
is
a
personal
aside
to
young
Tommy
Hums,
the
emin-nt
box-fighter,
who
of
late
ha
been
doing
his
flstculflng
under
his
propei
name.
Mauriee
Doa
Lauriers.
and
under
the
banner
of
the
Canadian
srmy
says
the
ancouver
News
Herald.
The
aside
follows:
Duck
for
he
slit
trench.
Tommy.
Phil
."riraer
is
gunning
for
you.
We
have
this
on
the
author-.ty
of
one
Ham
Antonelll.
man
ibcut
town
and
elsewhere,
who
Tom
Howarth.
manager
jf
the
Navy
League
of
CanadaM'merat-bershin
drive,
which
is
now
in
Oyro
Club's
luncheon
yesterday
IMimcD
mi
OLYMPEKE
THE
AMTISEPTIC
LfMlHEMT
KNTKRI'RISK
FRl'lT
MARKET
Te
cairy
a
complete
llneef
nixxoR
rnozr..N
fri'its
AM
VKCrTTAniJli
SHRIMP
IUE.SU
LVI.UY
DAY
ltt
-W.S.I.
"
Hrt
Float
wrt
of
ImpfrUI
Oil
C.
dally
sfler
I
p.nu
For
Mutual
Benefit
t
.ealth
and
Accident
Kee
JOHN
I.
WRIGHT
rtione
711
fionrer
RMmt
No.
6
TOUH8PAT
Pterin,
with
the
$1Aj900
treasure
chest
nwMUon
m
which
U
the
grand
prise
in
the
States
ana
d.
big
drawing
which
is
featuring
todar
,tjw
ver
the
campaign.
Mr.
Howarth
twd
th
"i".:r
spoke
of
the
campaign
and
m
1091
l
thr
.us
just
returned
from
Prinee!dMit
e
wk
of
the
Rupit
where
hU
boy,
Pakaei
'Nsvy
League
Including
Its
prta-j.x)d
of
a
cove
named
Heo
t
r'pal
act!
Tl
ties
in
caring
for
the
-
.x
,'i
four
rounds
last
Sat-
interests
of
merchant
sesmen
urday
and
sponsoring
the
expanding
V
a
may
b
a.
UtUe
surprised
&
Cadet
movement.
He
tolf
.
ir
Uiat
Palm
was
up
in
f
hovr
the
Vancouver
Qyrn
Clb
P
iics
Rupert
taxing
.for
money
irhrmg
M.109
per
year
to
ndrr
the
name
Phil
Palmer.
ln
seamen's
home
in
Vanrou
RnUy
Horn's
boy
1km
been
wr
j
il'
.in
hi
.break-busting
for
the
PfesMnt
Prank
Skinner
w.i
Navy,
under
his
real
name,
In
the
ehair
and
exprewd
Felix
DiPaima.
Phil,
or
FeMxi
that
Prince
Rupei'
has
been
honorably
discnaigert
1
s
a
measure
of
suprwri
from
the
navy
to
do
a
little
u
League
in
tU
cam-
:isherinc.
henee
Ms
appearance
.P1)-
on
a
Prince
Rupert
fight
card
t
the
lancheon
aU"
under
the
naine
Palmer.
Inetodwd
Tom
Bryant
of
Coert-
We
hope
thu
Un't
contusing
I
tm-
Vnrtver
Island.
Fmf
yoo.
Some
fighters
do
battle
Pteton.
OtrtariM.
and
inder
the
names
they
were
M
W'P'r
and
R.
M
Wtn,
jotn
with,
but
offhand
we
cant!Vv,,
PTlnf
ttwpert
htok
of
any.
j
t.
n.
Lambly
was
the
winner
Aay
way.
Mr.
AntonelU
pro-,0'
the
rafne
oN
wr
hiee4
a
newspaper
which
in-
taT,n
frUJirale
dieate
that
his
boy
Palmer!
s
mtk.!
the
better
cf
ihe
two
jo
SaUitdey
last.
The
paper
lys
Mr.
Knox,
a
cltixrn
in
the
U.
a.
euosiguard
who
alleged;
,
i.
a
had
Mi
rights
m
nis
"".
ws
knocked
down
four
r
f
re
times
before
staying
dowr.
ii
the
fourth
round
of
the
tied
l-rouai
main
event
Palmer
apparently
impressed
Use
Prince
Rupert
cltlaeus
verv
rAVidh
in
putting
hi
opponent
to
sleep,
for
,
Ham
came
in
serwmtng
that
the
sportsmen
of
the
Osast
dty
are
willing
to
put
un
as
mueh
as
$4000
to
back
up
Phil
against
M.
Durtu
Tommy
has
been
selected
as
Palmer's
victim,
probably
be-(Sause
thec's
beea
a
rnnor
leattue
feud
going
on
between'
these
two
for
some
time.
Both
are
local
boy
who
have
been
battling
around
thee
parts
for
years,
and
nobodf
has
ever
decided
for
the
benefit
of
either
one
of
them
which
is
the
better
nan.
Palmer
and
Bums
clashed
or
the
Lindsay-Bagna
to
card
thi
ummer.
and
settled
for
draw
,f
trr
ehrhrw
hte
bov
wasn't
in
nape
at
that
time,
says
that
he
s
In
sensatloml
condition
now.
and
that
he's
a
cinch
t
knock
Bums
kkldne;
A'.!
we
need
now
is
a
fight
.
:rd
and
permiMton
to
let
so
.r
nv
man
fight
a
civilian.
4
Sport
a
Elfthteu
vi
officers
o
i,
Boxing
Fvdri.,
ept
the
,
-
pwalla
i,urM';
wiamploii
Jai-v
progress
throughout
British
Co).
!
rpf,atlnn
dt
ambla.
and
two
strapfitng
Can-jWM
100
trn
xpt
adian
naval
ratings
-
Ordinary
Dempscy.
Seaman
Don
Woodruff
snd
Or-
dinary
Seaman
Doug
Robertson
j
'
Ml,lin
T
Ti.
were
at
the
Prince
Rupert
,tn
'
WO
000
sional
uiic
It
the
Ic'
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INKS
CAVM
has
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SUtTJCtS
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Full
Inlwinltlon,
TKt'J
snd
KtvrTtlfi,
ritANK
1
SKt1u
rrtne
Raperl
ArrU
Third
Ave.
rbat!
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H
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TEL
Carl
Zarelli,
I'roil
rhone
JI
P.O.
IWnl
FRASER
STREE1
fKLvee
nrrurt
!
VTTTTVTTTTTVtVTTT
Meet
Me
At
JOHNNY'S
9
Johnny's
SNACK
BAM
(Our
Cnff'e
h
Tl
AasAaassaAssssssiuul
GREETINGS-
1
Prom
The
Variety
Store
and
Staff
Under
eondifons
which
have
been
trying
on
some
occasions
both
to
you
and
to
us
we
have
done
our
best
to
serve
and
please
you
during
the
busy
Christmas
Shopping
Season.
We
thank
you
for
the
patience
and
forbearance
which
has
accompanied)fyour
patronage
which'
'we
have
appreciated.
'
Freda
Cembella
Molly
Taylor
Winnifred
Smith
A''
t
:
Myi'tle
Valpy
Mary
Dak
us
Vicky
Rursher
And
now
as
the
great
day
approaches
it's
a
BRIGHT
AND
MERRY
CHRISTMAS
that
we
are
wishing
for
you
all
with
the'thought
that
the
great
gifts
of
all
Victory
and
Peace
may
be
brought
to
you
ere
another
Yuletide
rides
our
way)
;
Alice
Anderson
Lillian
King
Helen
Ralagno
Maureen
Earl
Ralph
Houghen
Gordon
Rryant