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Canadian
Army
Show
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Overseas
To
Tour
The
United
Kingdom
PRINCE
RUPHRT,
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon
Except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Limited,
Third
Avenue
O.
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HUNTER,
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EDITOR
DAILY
EDITION
''VS?11
Saturday,
January
8,
1944
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i0,099
People
Here
.
.
.
I
I
A
'nuin
nrnniinpnt
in
local
affairs
these
clays,
al-
thoujrn
not
long
a
resinem,
commenting
un
mc
Jiun-j$ects
for
Prince
Rupert's
future,
remarked
yesterday
that
he
was
convinced
that
this
city
would
have
U
population
after
the
war
of
at
least
fifty
thousand
persons
and
probably
more.
He
founded
hfs
prediction
on
the
establishment
of
Prince
Rupert
as
the
irtnrth
Pacific
coast
railhead
for
Alaska,
an
establish
ment
which
war
was
creating
and
which
would
be
so
j
firmly
founded
by
the
time
the
war
was
over
that
it
would
not
be
possible
of
diversion.
;)
One
has
but
to
recall
how
Seattle
became
devel-;
oped
as
the
port
of
Alaska.
History
may
well
repeat
itself
in
Prince
Rupert.
The
trouble
with
many
of
Us1
Is
that
we
have
been
so
lontr
accustomed
to
disap
pointment
that
we
can
no
longer
see
the
real
possi
bilities.
.
As
we
have
said
before,
it
took
a
war
to
bring
about
the
utilization
of
strategically
located
Prince'
Rupert.
Now
it
is
being
developed
and,
after
the
war
s
over,
there
is
little
reason
to
doubt
but
that
it
will
continue
to
be
utilized
in
the
peaceful
pursuits
of
trade
and
commerce
between
the
nations,
a
trade
port
which
will
no
doubt
have
industrial
accompaniments.
iToo
Much
Hush
...
The
most
successful
way
in
which
to
get
public
n-nnprnlinn
in
the
winintr
out
of
anv
bad
thing
is
to
'supply
the
public
with
facts;
all
the
facts,
no
matter
Si
jw
unpleasant
they
may
be,
says
Maclean's
Maga
zine.
First
real
progress
in
Canada
s
battle
against
tuberculosis
and
cancer
came
when
people
learned
how
many
of
their
fellows
were
dying
from
these
diseases.
.
The
psychological
reaction
was,
"This
is
serious.
This
is
real.
1
must
do
all
I
can
to
protect
myself
and
my
!
fnmilv."
Followed
co-oneration
in
the
jnatter
of
j
'
i
s"
early
diagnosis
and
treatment.
"M
SyPmns
anfl
gonorrhea,
diseases
too
long
regard-
'
oil
as
unmentionable,
constitute
one
of
the
greatest
of
all
menaces
to
national
health.
At
the
recent
National
Venereal
Disease
Control
Conference
held
in
Ottawa,
civilian
doctors,
members
of
the
medical
services
of
the
armed
forces,
and
.
defence
and
health
ministers
spoke-
frankly
of
the
bituation,
admitted
its
gravity,
agreed
that
a
national
nrosram
to
combat
these
diseases
was
vitally
neces
sary.
But
Government
department
officials
declined
to
make
public
statistics
covering
the
incidence
of
venereal
diseases
in
the
armed
forces.
As
we
understand
it,
the
objection
is
that
with
out
full
civilian
figures,
those
of
the
armed
forces
could
not
be
fairly
compared
;
that
information
con-coming
the
latter
might
serve
as
a
deterrant
to
re
cruiting.
This
strikes
us
as
unsound
reasoning.
Veneral
dis-!
(inses
don't
originate
in
the
services.
They
are
spread
'
by
civilian
and
service
personnel
alike.
Potential
service
recruits
are
not
going
to
be
frightened
away
by
being
told
facts
and
having
the
assurance
of
protection.
And
the
population
of
this
country
as
a
whole
is
surely
adult-minded.
The
danger
of
any
hush-hush,
bogeyman
policy
is
that
it
does
not
bring
public
realization
of
the
extent
of
the
danger,
or
of
the
necessity
of
general
cooperative
action
to
remove
thaV
danger.
Only
facts
can
achieve
that
purpose.
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"FAREWELL
AND
GOOD
LtJCK"
said
Brig.
James
Mess,
Deputy
Adjutant
Oeneral
(C)
of
the
Canadian
Army
and
the
man
primarily
responsible
for
the
Army
Show
as
he
shook
hands
with
Pte.
Mollie
Rogers,
CWAC.
of
Barrle,
Ont.,
when
the
show
departed
for
overseas.
Now
safely
arrived,
the
show
will
tour
military
establishments
in
the
United
Kingdom
In
five
units.
OFFICERS
INSTALLED
At
a
meeting
of
the
Sons
of
Norway
lodge
held
last
night,
officers
for
the
coming
term
were
Installed
by
Past
Judge
Harold
Helland
arter
which
refreshments
were
served
and
the
new
officers
received
congratulations
from
the
large
attendance
of
members.
The
complete
list
of
officers
is
as
follows:
President
Oscor
Haveroy.
Vice-President
Nels
Gunder-son.
RegeiU
Olga
Jerstad.
Judge
Knute
Slatta,
Secretary-Magnhlld
Anderson
Assistant
Secretary
Gunnar
Selvig.
Financial
Secretary
John
Storseth.
Treasurer
Reinhard
Marshal
GunhUd
Helgerson.
Assistant
Marshall
Janet
Hendrickson.
Trustees
A.
Simundson,
Hans
Peterson,,
Claus
Anne.
,
.
Inner
Guard
Kolbjorn
'
Dah-lie.
Outer
Guard
Jphn
Peterson,
Mrs.
Croxford
Is
President
Is
Elected
Head
of
Canadian
Legion
Women's
Auxiliary.
Mrs.
A.
J.
Croxford
was
elected
president
of
the
Women's
Auxillarof
the
Canadian
Legion
which
was
held
Thursday
night.
The
annual
report
showed
a
busy
and
successful
year
in
1943.
The
complete
list
of
officers
tor
the
year
Is
as
follows:
President,
Mrs.
A.
J.
Crox-
HELPING
SEAMEN
Utter
Kxemptifit
What
is
Ue-inj
Done
for
Them
by
Navy
League.
A
letter
recently
received
by
an
executive
of
the
Navy
League
of
Canada
from
Capt.
William'
Walker,
master
of
one
of
the
"Fort"
freighters
exemplifies
the
good
work
the
Navy
League
does
for
merchant
seamen.
It
reads
as
follows:
"I
wish
to
thank
yoir
most
sincerely
for
the
gift
.of.
flltty
bags
and
magazines
that
Were
duly
received
on
boatd
my
ship.
"A
ditty
bag
Is
the
most
ip-
:
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C.N.R.
Trains
For
the
East-Dally
except
Sunday.
8
am.
for
Terrace
and
Pacific
Sunday,
Monday,
Wednesday.
Friday
4
p.m.
From
the
East-Dally
except
Mon.
.
10:45
p.m
From
Terrace
and
Paci
fir-Monday,
Tuesday,
Thursday
lord.
First
Vice-President.
Mrs.
Dan
Parent.
Second
Vice-President,
Mrs.
McNeill.
Secretary,
Mrs.
G.
V.
Hanley.
Tieasurer,
Mrs.
William
Roth-well.
ExecutiveMrs.
Hugh
KHUny
Mrs.
C.
Mlchaloff
and
Mrs.
Frank
Ellison.
Standard
Bearer,
Mrs.
L.
Wide.
Sick
Visiting
Committee
west
end,
Mrs.
Frank
Ellison
and
Mrs.
West;
east
end,
Mrs.
J.
McGreish
and
Mrs.
Robert
Murray.
Entertainment
Mrs.
F.
Barter.
Mrs.
Garlick
and
Mrs.
W.
Nesbitt.
CANADIAN-BUILT
LANCASTER
HOMHKIIS
SALUTE
CAPITAL
ON
WAY
TO
ENGLAND
:
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iiS.lHi.-i
On
their
way
from
the
government
-owned
Victory
Aircraft
Ltd..
plant
at
Malton,
Ont.,
where
they
were
built,
to
the
ferry
command
airfield
at
Dorval,
Que.,
for
delivery
to
England
and
the
war
front,
three
giant
Lancaster
bombers
are
pictured
above
circling
Parliament
I
nil
In
salute
to
the
Canadian
Capital
and
the
federal
government
buildings.
The
powerful
craft
circled
over
the
city
several
times
In
formation.
THIS
QUARTETTE
OF
:tKMV
!GW
STARS
lefti
has
arrived
In
the
United
Klns&!m
along
with
other
members
of
the
all-Army
cast
to
present
their
songs",
acts,
and
comedy
skits
before
Canada's
troops
overseas.
With
tlie
original
show
re-organlzed.
Into
five
units,
this
group,
shown
as
they
left
for
an
embarkation
port,
will
appear
with
Unit
Number
Four.
Left
to
right
they
are
Sgt.
B.
3.
F.
Farnort.
Toronto;
L.-Cpl
Halnh
Wirlchenh.
Winnitee:
Pte.
Denny
Vautfhan.
Turot
and
Pte.
D.
Furnan,
Toronto,
and
their
hit
act
In
the
orlg.,
show
was
the
now-ramous
song
'on
uenair
or
uw
ae.wi
Staff"
which
they
repeat
In
thll
picture
At
right
two
CWm
members
or
the
show,
Ptwi.
Dorothy
Taugh
mid
Alfrti
Phillips,
both
of
Winnipeg,
pile
their
Kit
for
a
moment
j
tw
as
they
prepare
to
start
their
long
voyage.
prcprlate
and
useful
gilt
I
'
"I
particularly
appreciate
mine,
nrrlvln
here
by
no
mearw
or-
i
we
r.crcr
Seem
to
hatf
could
Imagine
fo
'a
saltonnan
having
arrived
here
by
a
most
eratocked
with
this
worlds
JMw
wife
or
mother
:ik'
,
and
I
most
certainly
couk?
not
j
unusual
route,
doing
the
last
goods.
Well
the
contents
of
:
ut.
my
nfedlei
cr
suggest
a
Deiier
stocxea
ouj
rau
mnes
oi
me
aoum
Aiiam;?
:
me
amy
oag
were
juw
mosi
gaming
wwi
nave
a:rrscj
than
the
ones
you
have
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AND
SHIPYARD
siiirnun.nrKs
and
ENGINEERS
Iron
and
Rras
Castings
Klectrif
and
Acetylene
,
Welding
SPECIALISTS
ON
SAWMILL
and
MINING
MACinXF.KT
All
Types
of
Cat
Engines
Repaired
and
Overhauled
1
n
llhlVM
.
to
Wi.li
H'nwtVi
SERVICES
TO
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Charlutt'
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Kupert
Aifrnt
Third
Ave.
l'hon
56
G0LDBL00M
is
hack
Buying
Furs.
Will
pay
3(P
more
than
anyone
else.
Don't
he
foolish
and
sell
your
furs
at
e
waterfront.
Bring
them
up
to
the
Old
tteiiable
W.
Goldbloom
GOLD
mm
iniimaii
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Salmon
and
llcrrlnr
In
Tomato
Sauce
are
both
on
actKt
service
but
will
be
back
on
your
grocer's
shelf
toon
as
conditions
permit.
in
a
lifeboat,
and
consequently
wanted.
These
are
the
thlngi
j
In
use
'
and
in
For
Genets
For
and
jor
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