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Saturday,
November
27,
1943
The
annual
report
of
the
Department
of
Municipalities
says
that
Prince
Rupert
is
the
fourth
largest
city
in
point
of
population
in
British
Columbia
today.
The
people
are
here
but,
as
we
have
often
said
before,
the
city
is
not
geared
to
take
care
either
of
the
population
or
the
increased
demand
due
to
war
developments.
Prince
Rupert,
as
a
city,
is,
therefore
unable
to
take
full
and
normal
advantage
of
the
prosperity
that
'should
be
occasioned
thereby.
Unfortunately
it
has
so
far
the
aspect
merely
of
an
unnat
ural
boom
which,
however,
will
no
doubt
settle
down
j
to
our
permanent
advantage.
The
Mosley
Case
Release
of
Oswald
Mosley
from
prison
on
medical
grounds
is
an
indication
that
British
authorities
feel
that
he
is
no
longer
a
source
of
danger.
Sometime
the
st
ran
ire
case
'nf
Sir
Oswald
and
Lady
Moslev
will
receive
the
studv
it
deserves.
What
led
these
people
up
such
obscure
and
dangerous
avenues?
Was
it
a
craze
for
notoriety
or
an
exaggerated
egotism,
or
was
there
some
sincere
patriotism
mixed
with
their
folly?
Certainly
the
Mosleys
served
their
country
w
ell,
though
unconsciously,
by
giving
Britain
an
object
lesson
in
how
stupid
and
ridiculous
Fascism
was
when
seen
close
up.
After
a
few
of
Mos-ley's
shows
it
was
definitely
certain
that
not
e.ven
the
abysmally
weak
leadership
of
the
MacDonald-Baldwin
era
could
turn
Englishmen
to
a
Fuehrer
of
the
Mosley
type.
The
Mosleys
seemed
to
be
on
a
quest'
for
something
m
that
would
really
benefit
their
country.
Thev
tried
affiliation
with
Conservative,
Liberal
and
even
parties,
without
achieving
anything.
Then
they
turned
to
Fascism,
with
the
ridiculous
idea
that
British
people
could
be
led
that
particular
alley
by
glamorous
uniforms
and
exaggerated
gestures
that
were
more
in
nlace
in
the
Piazza
Venptia
th
Square.
It
sneaks
well
for
the
Rritish
nnnU
tw
even
in
the
bad
years
they
recognized
the
phonev
Box
Selections
Original
Paintings
of
Franz
Johnston,
12
cards
82.0ft
Smartly
Decorated
and
Colorful,
30
cards
Sl.r.O
Cheerio
Assortment,
12
cards,
six
different
designs
....
OOc
Appealing
Winter
Scenes,
12
cards
oof
Twenty-one
Assorted
Twelve
Genuine
Engraved
Etchines
him
'rrffi
12
cards
4r,f
k
Other
boxes
In
numerous
assortments.
Full
range
of
tv
,
.
inuiviuuai
Cards
of
to
aiV
V
GIFT
DRESSINGS
TAGS,
SEALS,
etc.
Bright
and
New
GIVE
LEATHER
Wallets,
Billfolds
Writing
Gold
Stamping
on
Leather
Goods
DIBB
PRINTING
CO.
Third
Street
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.C.A.
AND
Y.W.C.A.
By
DOROTHY
GARBUTT
Yesterday
afterrioon,
filled
with
the
spirit
of
Impending
Christmas,
Chester
Le
Malstre
and
I
went
out
Into
the
wtlds
of
Prince
Rupert
and
gathered
evergreen
boughs,
ferns,
moss,
pine,
spruce,
salal
berry
leave
and
a
variety
of
fauna
whlci
shall
be
nameless
but
beautiful.
I
tried
later
to
help
Chester
in
arranging
them
but
he
was
so
immensely
more
adapted
to
the
task
that
I
soon
let
him
do
it
all
and
the
results
are
delightful,
they
are
the
first
of
the
Yuletide
decorations.
I
heat
that
the
short
name
of
Throckmorton,
the
dummy.
Is
George.
So
Lester
Patrick,
who
is
his
ahem
sponsor
says,
,
and
he
also
says
that
he
feels
very
hurt
unless
you
call
him
by
his
first
name.
In
fact,
he
rather
leans
to
Georgle.
if
anything.
There
should
be
quite
a
run
on
tickets
for
the
concert
a
the
Capitol
Theatre
this
Sunday
evening
as
"The
Washouts
of
1943-
makes
Its
Initial
appearance
on
that
stage.
At
its
try-out
at
Seal
Cove
last
weekend,
It
was
a
terrific
success.
The
cast
is
composed
of
the
personnel
from
Seal
Cove
and
Group
Headquarters
and
the
fun
is
fast
and
furious.
Bingo
Is
pracUcally
"Family
Night"
with
us
at
the
Y
as
so
many
of
the
boys
with
families
here
bring
them
down
,for
a
bingo
game
each
Friday.
Wr
i
TITS
DAILT
NEWS
didn't
realize
ifuite
how
popular
Q
E'ril.rawe
an
evening
ll
had
become
untn
u6I1I
rlOWCIO
we
had
to
skip
one
night
re-eenUy
and
what
a
to-do!
And
while
on
th?
subject
I
think
we-
ought
to
thank
Ronnie
Ma.
son
for
taking
the
bingo
night
o
wiuingiy
wnicn
mates
ail
the
difference
in
the
world.
What
with
the
goings
and
the
comings
and
the
secret
meetings
up
In
the
supervisor's
100m
I
really
thin
that
Carl
Clay
must
have
another
pky
In
rc-
!
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SUFFERERS
I!
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teft,
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ASPRNVZ:zi
To
Funeral
Those
sending
floral
offerings
to
the
funeral
of
the
late
William
Smeeton
were
as
follows.
Hit
Loving
Wife,
Edwin
J.
Smeeton
and
afeten
in
England,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Len
Drewerton,
Mr
and
Mrs.
O.
P
Tinker.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
Valentin
and
Mrs.
Dug-Kan.
Toe
11.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
A,
heursal.
We
shall
see
what
we
Evans
and
Family.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
.shall
see
but
I
know,
from
nee-
Fred
Barber.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J
j
ing
other
plays
Carl
has
done"
Qonnerv
and
Isabel.
Mr.
and
,
that
It's
going
to
be
good.
mm.
W
A.
Maclean,
Mr.
and
'
.Mrs.
Noel
Jonea
and
David.
Mrs.
j
WOUNDED
IN
AFRICA
W.
11
OoodseU,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
j
sitTmM
ft
r
r..vi
William
Austin
(Burnaby.
New
John
Heather
of
the
Royal
Ar-
Westminster'.
Canadian
Broth-tillery,
who
was
posted
as
mlM-"nood
R'""8)'
Employees.
Mr
lng
on
the
Somme
In
May.
1940.
!and
Mrs-
D
c
Stuart,
Mr.
and
and
escaped
from
France
after
Mrs
Herman.
Lt.
Col.
and
Mrs.
hiding
13
months
In
the
cellar
Evitt.
Canadian
Legion
and,
of
a
friendly
family.
U
recuper-
Mr
and
Mrs.
Calder.
j
a
ting
In
this
Sussex
town.
Jrom
)
wuuuua
iuwivu
wi
Young
Peonle's
Scavenger
Hunt
The
members
of
the
Anglican
I
r
an
People's
Association
held
j
1
aSSCS
A.WaV
a
:-:
ivenger
hbnt
on
Wednesday
J
eve
kiis
much
to
the
of
a!',
concerned.
The
SSTiillAt
Smithers
o
ided
into
four
teams
and
.
arh
team
was
provided
with
a
Kit
of
items
that
they
had
to
Hect
within
one
hour.
Starting
oi
their
"hunt"
from
tc
Cathedral
Hall
the
"Scav-;
n
,-erv
finally
ended
up
at
the
.Dme
point."
the
residence
of
M!as
Eileen
Gibson,
where
a
-
,3e
awaited
the
winning
team
After
a
display
of
the
"acav-r
Red
items."
which
included
wo
bewildered
sergeanU.
re-frphmenU
were
served.
Let's
cut
the
CICt
Ous
Tycho.
for
many
years
line
Inspector
for
Canadian
National
TelegTaplu,
died
yestei-day
at
Smithers
after
a
year's
Illness.
Deceased,
who
waa
well
known
in
Prince
Rupert
and
throughout
the
Interior.
U
survived
br
his
widow
and
family.
Including
son
on
aeUve
service.
The
funerarW
take
plare
at
Smithers
on
Tuesday.
So
you
know
a
secret
I
.
,
,
So
you've
come
across
tome
vital
information!
.
...
So
you
know
about
the
movement
of
ships,
planei!
!
men
or
goods!
...
Don't
crow
about
it!
..
,
A
secret
told
is
no
longer
a
secret!
It's
a
weapon
in
the
hand,
of
the
enemy.
,
i
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enemies
are
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