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DAILY
EDITION
Attack
on
Attu
Island
...
The
attack
of
the
Japanese
bombers
on
Attu
Island,
which
fortunately
was
unsuccessful,
may
serve
to
waken
this
side
of
the
broad
Pacific
Ocean
out
of
a
sense
of
complacency'
which
has
been
growing
upon
it
for
some
little
time
now
in
regard
to
the
improbability
of
such
attacks.
Attu
is,
of
course,
the
most
accessible
point
of
attack
for
the
Asiatic
enemy
on
the
Noi;th
American
continent
but
it
is
not
impossible
and
certainly
not
improbable
that
he
may
yet
turn
his
attention
if
with
nothing
more
.than
a
bombing
raid
on
points
further
removed
from
his
bases
but
mors
important
than
Attu.
In
fact,
the
.visit
to
Attu
might
well
be
merely
a
diversion
for
a
thrust
of
more
earnestness
and
intensity
at
some
other
point.
While
there
is
a
temptation
to
do
so
and
there
might
appear
to
be
a
"semblance
of
justification
about
it,
it-
is
very
questionable
if
our
security
is
as
yet
reached
a
point
where
we
should
let
down
our
guard
in
any
measure.
With
the
enemy
reeling
back
on
all
fronts
now
is
the
time
to
plant
the
finishing
punch
.
.
.
with
5th
Victory
Loan
Bonds.
Sign
up
NOW.
Sign
up
for
all
you
can
oarry.
Sign
up
to
bring
the
boys
back
home
in
triumph
.
.
'.
soon.
Every
dollar,
every
bond,
counts
in
this
great
forward
surge
of
our
fighting
forces.
And
remember,
Victory
Bonds
are
Canada's
finest
investment.
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Commencing
Saturday
THE
VICTORY
LOAN
QUESTION
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Friday,
October
15,
1943
BUY
BONDS
IkI
Sport
Chat
Wee
Jackie
Paterson
stepped
jinto
a
British
ring
for
the
first
time
since
he
won
the
world
flyweight
crown
last
June
and
ran
smack
Ito-
his
toughest
fight
In
years.
A
southpaw
with
a
knockout
punch
In
either
hand,
Glasgow's
Jackie
had
to
fight
every
second
of
the
way
to
take
an
eight-round
decision
over
a
tough
naval
surner
from
liver-pool
who
exchanged
punches
under
the
dual
handicap
of
a
forehead
gash
and
an
Injured
hand.
The
sailor
bloke,
Gus
Foran,
was
making
hW
London
debut
and
few
of
the
spectators,
who
packed
the
Queensbury
Club
thought
he
would
stay
the
dls-,
tance
let
alone
extend
the
king.
'
At
the
finish
of
the
non-title
match,
cheers
for
Foran
rocked
the
house
while
Paterson
slipped
from
the
ring
unnoticed.
Some
even
boo?d
the
verdict
but
there
was
little
dpubt
Paterson
j
piled
up
a
points
margin
al-
I
though
he
could
not
solve
For-
(
an's
defence
and
administer
his
I'sual
knockout.
Foran,
Northern
i
England
bantamweight
champion,
relied
mainly
on
a
straight
left
that
repeatedly
foiled
lightning
hooks
and
swings
of
his
opponent.
Cousin
of
Ginger
Foran
who
once
fought
Jackie
Brown
for
the
world
flyweight
title
and
now
Is
in
the
United
States,
Gus
was
congratulated
at
the
ring
side
after
the'bout
by
A.
V.
Alexander,
First
Lord
of
the
Admiralty,
who
said:
"It
was
one
of
the,
finest
flints
I've
seen.
Your
ourage
was
In
the
true
tradl-
lons
of
the
navy."
The
Liverpudlian
ran
-into
-nost
of
his
troubles
In
the
second
round.
A
sizzling
right
from
the
champion
opened
up
an
old
cut
over
his
eyebrow,
and
a
few
seconds
later
Foran
bruised
his
right
hand
on
Paterson'?
head.
From
that
time,
he
didn't
throw
a
hard
right.
Foran
nevep
has
been
knocked
out
and
boasts
a
record
of
36
kayoes
in
43
contests
since
turning
professional
three
years
ago.
He
recently
returned
from
naval
duty
around
North
Africa.
After
the
bout
Gus
asked
for
-and
probably
will
get
a
return
match
with
Jackie,
who
floored
Peter
Kane
In
Just
61
seconds
to
take
the
world
title
some
weeks
igo.
At
that
same
time
Paterson
retained
his
British
and
Empire
crowns,
and
by
defeating
Kane
won
outright
possession
of
trie
Lonsdale
belt
which
means
that
27
years
from
now
he
can
start
drawing
a
pension.
Awarded
by
the
British
Eoxlng
Board
of
Control,
belts'
won
outright
have-a
monetary
value
and
at
the
age
of
50
a
holder
is
entitled
to
a
pension
of
1
a
week.
Cpl.
Paterson
of
the
R.A.F.
Is
23
and
will
start
drawing
the
stipend
In
1970.
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Vancouver,
victoria
and
Waypolnts,
Stewart
and
North
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Full
Information,
Tickets
and
Reservations
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SKINNER
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568
Basketball
Buzz
An
Important
organizational
meeting
of
representatives
of
teams
entering
the
Prince
Rupert
area
basketball
league
Is
expected
to
be
held
tonight..
Included
In
the
business
that
mav
be
transacted
Is
the
drafting
of
a
schedule.
It
is
expected
that
after
the
conference,
the
number
of
contenders
in
the
cage
lop
wui
be
definitely
kn-jwn
.and
the
campaign
will
commencp
THE
DAILY
NEWS
FRIDAY
HAT
VACANT
CHAIR
That
boy
of
yours
has
been
gone
a
long
time.
He
and
his
fighting
comrades
are
now
surging
forward
to
Victory.
Help
speed
that
Victory
and
his
return
to
his
place
in
your
heart
and
home.
Every
dollar
counts.
Buy
Victory
Bonds.
Buy
them
for
your
absent
boy;
buy
them
for
your
future.
Lend,.
.
.
to
restore
the
family
circle.
i8
CENTRAL
HOTEL
CO.
LTD.
LEND
NOW.
THE
FINISHING
TOUCH!
Send
our
troops
storming
to
crush
the
tottering
Nazis.
Armed
to
the
teeth
by
your
5th
Victory
Loan
purchases,
they'll
sweep
all
before
them;
move
the
Victory
hour
ahead.
Then,
the
home
yrniing!.
Can't
you
picture
it?
That's
what
you're
asked
to
invest
in:
a
speedy
Victory,
a
speedy,
triumphant
return.
Lend
now
to
bring
the
boys
home.-
SPEED
THE
VICTORY
...
BUY
BONDS
BULKLEY
FAMILY
BUTCHERS
soon.
Acquisition
of
a
playing
court
by
the
Fraser
Street
Tigers,
Juvenile
basketball
quintet,
was
revealed
today.
The
Tigers,
it
is
announced,
wiH
be
able
to
use
the
court
of
St.
Peter's
Church.
Seal
Cove,
on
Thursdays.
'
Maurice
Teng.
coach
of
the
Bengals,
has
been
endeavouring
to
line
up
Juvenil'e
opposition
for
his
club.
He
has
succeeded
in
finding
two'
and
possiblv
three
other
teams
who
will
meet
the
Tigers
In
friendly
games.
Little
hoop
activity
,has
been
on
at
the
Booth
Memotial
High
Speed
the
VicwRy
Bur
bonds;
to
supply
MARKET
THIRD
AVENUE
School's
gymnasium
the
last
few
days
since
the
floor
has
beerr
newly
painted
but
play
i
will
be
resumed
next
week.
Preliminary
organization
for
th?
High
School
team
will
be
over
shortly
and
the
dub
will
then
b
ready
la
stage
practices
In
earnest
for
the
coming
season
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.C.A.
AND
Y.W.C.A.
By
DOROTHY
GARBUTT
There
Is
a
dance
at
the
Highway
Camp
tonight
at
which
the
tfavy
band
will
play,
so
you
n.awv
I.
.-.
I
.nusic,
a
gooa
aancei
iwls
:haperones
for
the
evening
win
:e
Mrs.
Stewart
Donaldson
and
.Irs.
H.
B.
Rochester,
representing
the
Order
of
the
Eastern
Star.
Chaperones
and
Junior
hostesses
will
meet
at
the
'Y.
Captain
Armltage
is
puttir
on
his
Dickens
sketches
Friday
evening
at
the
Empress
'Y'
Hal)
for
the
Navy.
He'
much
prefers
to
give
his
performances
in
hesp
smaller
halls
as
his
work
Is
essentially
intonate
in
style
He
likes
a
hall
where
he
can
:et
In
personal
touch
with
hl
audience
and
walk
around
dls
i
.touting
the
bronze
medals
of
he
society.
And
surprisingly
aough
In
the
larger
theatrical
entres
the
pe:formances
put
in
in
these
little
or
Intimate
hsatTes
are
the
best
and
th?
ost
popular.
I
know
the
bays
SfcVJ
to
snjoy
tonight's
rformance
and
I
do
hope
the
"aptain
does
his
excellent
aracter
study
'The
Peddler"
'im
Oliver
Twist.
It
Is
clever,
forceful
and
d.amatic.
Sorry,
very
sorrv.
to
see
Petty
Officers
"Andy"
Anderson
and
Roy
Martin
drafted.
Roy
has
.-en
up
here
three
yea:
and-Andy
over
two
years
so
they:
nave
don?
ihelr
"Rupert
time"'
;ln
all
conscience.
Andy's
draff
ame
as
a
birthday
present,
right
on
the
day.
P.
O.
Ted
Lewis
who
made
the
third
in
:hat
lively
trio
Is
going
to
be
disconsolate
I'm
afraid.
As
he
would
say,
"It's
going
to
be
grim."
Well,
we'ie
without
a
Unlor
Jack
asain.
It
seems
that
the
one
we
had
here
was
on
loan
from
the
Navy
and
there
wa
ome
irregularity
about
thf-loan
we
accepted
It
In
good
faith
so
back
It
has
gone.
Af
tny
rate
it
was
nice
having
U
and
our
thanks
to
the
Navy
lust
the
same.
In
the
meantime
Old
Olory
is
lord
of
all
he
sur-'eys.
The
Service
Wives
Club
met
Thursday
afternoon
In
the
ladies
lounge
at
the
'Y.
There
were
'
en
members
and
five
children
I
iresent
and
two
new
members
wsre
welcomed
to
the
club.
The
'
'fle.
which
was
donated
by
Mrs.
Strand,
was
won
by
Mrs.
lcard.
Tea
was
served
by
Mrs.
Dent
and
Mrs.
Strand.
Next
week
we
are
to
have
a
special
YWCA
visitor
from
Vancouver
spending
the
club
and
I
would
like
to
see
as
many
members
as
losslble
In
attendance.
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DEMONSTRATION
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first
graphic
demonstra-!
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rf
sound
wave
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your
furnace
clean.
Keep
down
temperatures
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off
unused
rooms
Dress
warmly
indoors.
Prevent
heat
losses.
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WAR
This
la
not
a
phoney
war.
The
Canadian
Arrj
.Is
In
the
thick
of
the
fight.
The
or;?
vc.sy
w
can
win
Is
on
the
field
of
battle.
Ii
phyi;
a.:;
fit
and
between
1ft
and
45
you
are
eligible
f
r
the
Active
Army,
which
Is
still
t
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tv
volunteer
Army.
Visit
your
nearest
Army
Recruiting
Office
today.
Don't
delay.
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Druggists
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Open
Dally
from
9
a.m.
till
9
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
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and
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We
have
a
very
large
slock
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reconditioned)
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etc.
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