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Daily
Edition:
Wednesday,
December
20,
1944
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A.
JJUNTER,
Managing
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I
MEMBER
ABC.
Something
to
Be
Expected
....
Tljp
war
had
been
going
so
well
on
the
Western
Front
of
late
that
some
of
us
--might
have
been
been
starting
to
think
it
would
be
just
a
wajkawav
frominow
on.,
'
To-penile
who
felt
that
way
Jhe
new
German
counter-offensive
fray
prove
rather
alarming
and
disconcerting.
To
the
realistic
thinkers
of
war,
on
the
other
hand,
such
a
counter-offensive
comes
as
little
surprise.
In
fact
it
was
something
to
be
anticipated.,
and
prepared
for.
The
Allies.
are
said
to
have
more
men
jfn
the
field
in
western
Europe
today
than
the
enemy.
Doubtless,
they
have
aerial
superiority.
And,
of
course,
the
enemy
have
practically
no
seapqjver
left.
.
The
eventual
outcome,
therefore,
can
never
be
in
doubt
now.
It
is;
realistic
to
say
that
but
it
is
also
realistic
to
assume
that
the
Germans
are
not
.yet
beaten
and
are
capable"
of
at
least
one
more
great
death
struggle
which
may
be
grim
and
sanguinary
for
them
as
well
as
for
lis.
"
Meanwhile
Allied
military
authorities
are
announcing
there
is
nothing
to
be
unduly
alarmed
about.
As
long
as
a
battle
lasts,
its
tide
must-ebb
and
flow.
Just
now
mmr
ho
one
of
the
phases
when
the
tide
is
not
not
be
be
lontr
long
in
in
turninn-
turning
hnnh
back
again
Action
Or
Inaction
.
.
.
United
States
Secretary
of
State
Edward
Stettinius
has
made
a
very
guarded
and
non-committal
statement
m
regard
to
the
Polish
boundary
situation
even
though
some
commentators
mayhave
called
it
an
important
one.
PAGE
TWO
Mr.
Stettinius
savs
that
the
Amen-'
Vm-
o
1m.
v
-
mgio
yj
rtrtf
in
ITS
can
government
will
have
no
objection
to
an
agreement
on
the
future
frontiers
!
I
k
I
of
Poland
providing
the
United
Nations
!
N
TC
Hfl
X
Y
iff
'
i
t
u
VJUI
concerned
agree
upon
them.
lU
11
As
a
result
of
-the
statement
of
Mr.J
l
A
P
Stettinius,
nothing
can
be
said
to
have
'
M
ft
fl
TCl
l"
mm
been
clarifeid
on
the
Polish
frontim-l1
,UU,M
1
1
l
1
1
question
since,
after
all,
Poland
and
Russia
are
the
most
concerned
United
Nations
and
between
them
the
issue
is
still
quite
unsettled.
United
States
contines
its
fence-sitting
policy
in
regard
to
this
as
well
as
the
political
and
territorial
problems
concerning
others
of
the
liberated
nations.
Great
Britain
may
be
making
mis-
world
can
be
established.
more
favorable
War
situation,
there
may
not
be
so
much
daniror
fi
nnnnrrh
nlttin
.,n
i..
1
1
.
t
runnln,
agl
st
,.
si(Ic
hui
nyZTmSo
"
aiu
"UL
lwilu
A
cuuhL
una
mere
appears
to
be
no
good
reason
why
they
should
be
permitted
to
return
until
nftP-
tha
a
Tells
of
Seeing:
-Many
Former
Rupert
Service
People
In
Winnipeg
A
few
month
gay
Christmas
trees
at
their
mastheads
as
gleefully
as
ch.ld
dren
at
a
Christmas
party
adorn.
ea
witn
cracker
can.?.
I
hrme
Jnpae.,o
themselves,
le
it
1
f
,-on,
Z
Z7,s
"Z?&gL?Z
the
possibility
of
sabotage
in
one
Way
Chrutmas
Eve
and'
the
moan
or
another
should
any
disloyal
Nip-'
over
"1C
,nountain
as
ppnesejjet
back
with
'the
loval:
The
I
2
a'laf
'en
Mrs.
.
:
Brass
and
Ueut.
Don
Adams
rbn
A
?nooi
ic
flmf
lS0r(lers
1
,
and
"
f
V
mipht
1
1
came
out
of
Midnight
Mass
to-
Ui.
anse
'and
tha
some
of
the
Japanese
wther.
nVijt;.et
hurt:
That
might
have
re-
which
reminds
me
that
Dan
percussions
on
those
of
our
people
who
has
Jutt
56011
Psled
nere
l
H-M
are
being
held
prisoner
in
Japan
and
!nmChl?alaaSv,SpeclalServices
who
even
now,
Ly
not
be
any'too
well
IgPS
fii
""
ttit;oraie
tne
renewal
of
our
It
WOUld
seem
Wise
to
-.
leave
.
V.
Well
II
1.11
RuPrt
friendship
we're
going
to
see
Paul
Rcbason
in
"Othello"
on
Saturday.
Talking
of
saijors-I
always
did
a
lot
of
that,
didn't
'
I?
I
saw
Signalman
Bob
Mac-Tavish
and
his
wife
when
he
was
here
on
survivors
leave.
He
was
was
on
on
ae
the'Restigouche.
Re
He
and
is
over
if
thPn
Thn
a
u
ri
.i..
,;.
.iVwrt.v
,uu
."urRene
Jeannotte
were
oak
when
1CW
united
Mates
authorities
they
were
in
Prince
Rupert
and
are
making
a
mistake
in
permitting
i
pais
they
were
to
the
last
be-
uiem
10
return
to
their
coast.
There
cause
Bob
was
with
e
wl"n
should
be
the
most
serious
considera-
he
J"111611-
Ronnle
Gr?fn
Ot
Similar
action.
'
called
on
me
n
Th.
m
ov..
IvflDDLE
EAST
"
1
angle
the
other
daV-
He
now
OANTEEV
'
LOVmv
a
CAIRO,
0-Th"?
generdl
offi-
luHt
ll",
Iter
Elliott,
RESTORE
CRYSTAL
PALACE
:
Ste.
Hye.
taking
another
cer
commanding
in
SfefiSeS
WNDON.
-Crystal
Palace,
i
course
He
says
this
time
hell,
East,
recently
opened
a
new
club
'lon'erTt
work
eaTdavZr3
ifTS
auditorium
In
.south
A"d
I
sawiyoung
SiguL-
;
for
African
soldiers
in
Cairo
i'!
lif
r
hday,becau:
London
which
was
destroyed
by
son
wh
trumpeter
wilh
with
refreshments
TnA
teinTSce
hS?
tra"
!
"re
several
years
ago,
will
ba
re--ant
Isidore's
dance
band
,
Eramaphone
recdrds
available
Wmw
a,
3
1ieel"
St0red
aft"
the
war
at
a
cost
of
wnen
the
Winnioeg
Grenadiers
i
.
a""w-
approximately
$4,500,000.
.
were
in
Rupert.
He
Is
now
dis-
and
BEST
WISHES
to
all
of
you
this
Christmas
from
Rcddy
Kihivatt
and
all
of
us.
ljiJrd:.l:r.i.i?i
cnarged
and
working1
for
the
I
railway.
He
says
that
Sergeant
w
ui
viic
uicja-Mr;
uicre,
wnom
once
upon
a
time'
I
took
to
the
cleaners
in
darts.
Is
now
working
at
Eaton's.
I
must
look
him
up.
And
LAW
Juanita
Scharff's
sister
LAW
Corriveau
omes
to
the
Centre
very
often
for
48'b.
Juanita
ti.
or
was,
at
Group
headquarters.
Sick
Berth
Attendant
Blake's
sirter
soent
some
time
here
too.
and
C.P.O.
Paul
Berthelofs
eldest
son
Arthur
Is
ln
Winnipeg
attending
St.
Paul's
College,
the
same
school
rny
boy
Gordie
honors
with
his
presence.
Arthur
Is
coming
down
to
my
mother's
home
In
Selkirk
for
Christmas
Day
and
will
spend
New
Yeafe
Day
at
the
Centre
with
me,
tih-less
he
decides
he
has
more
maii-
ly
things
to
do
than
wasting
his
time
at
a
girl's
residence.
Although
I'm
not
dojng
Traveller's
Aid
work
any
more,
I've
.
.
1.
Meet
Me
at
.
.
.
JOHNNY'S
JOHNNY'S
SNACK
BAR
(Our
Coffee
Is
Tops)
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
MILK
VALENTIN
DAIRY
.
PHONE
657
GEO.JJAWES
AUCTI0NEEER
and
VALUATOR
SALES
.CONDUCTED
TO
SUIT
YOUR
CONVENIENCE
FURNITURE
AND
HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS
PACKED
AND
SHIPPED
Estimates
Phone
for
Free
Appointment
146
4th
Ave,
E.
Red
127
THE
DAILY
NEWS
been
down
to
the
train
to
see
Al
Hotobs,
the
former
Navy
I
schoolmaster
at
Chatham
on
his
way
to
his
new
post
at
Sydney,
N.
S.,
all
bright
and
glittering
,
with
an
extra
ring
on
his
coat
,
culf.
I
also
went
down
to
the
station
to
meet
my
old
"V"
friend
Chester
le
Malatre.
He
was
on
his
way
overseas.
"Yes,
they've
come
to
the
bottom
of
the
bag"
l
was
his
wav
of
nuttim?
it
nh
member
or
at
least
I
hope
you
!
bet
of
the
Acropolis
Hill
boys
to
J0
I
USed
to
do
mv
dflllv
Anion
'bp
mpt
Jnhnnv
iieiH
to
Violr.
i,c
I
neo
4.
-
,
...
i
.
.
.ii
ihcsc
i;ages
unaer
the
ana
1
imagine
91111
axs
at
the
title
"The
Hut-Spct."
Alex
Hun-
Empress
dances.
Today
Eva
La
ter
called
It
something
else
and
1
Pierre
phoned
me
from
the
air-so
did
a
lot
of
you
I
know
but
port
on
her
way
back
to
Rupert
that's
besides
the
nnlnt
s
nr,,
1
1
should
lit
A
in
hnva
Hwmnrl
n
r
r
m.xA
1
...
heart
Jcldence
tomorrow
and
the
next
j
my
J
k.
U
V
1
"
-.
vwaswSve
HI4U
W
HAb
for
f
n
nil
nt
.
.
.
I
j
.
all
of
you
and
Is
perhaps!
day
are
our
birthdays.
Fate
Is
rwnlniscent
of
that
earlier
col-
always
happening.
Return
of
Japanese
.
.
,
Slops'
StS
Tslt
And
oh'
of
t.
:
i.
1
..1,1
,
,
...
rn.i!
rtnu
1.,
r,,o-f
real
holly
gent
all
the
wav
from
so
far
away
are
we
from
such
delights.
Far
away,
Indeed
I
Do
you
know
I
had
to
pay
four
dollars
for
a
Christmas
tree
here?
And
hen
I
think
of
the
beauties
th.it
th
lilrfiway
Regiment
bovs
used
to
bring
me
for
free,
I
could
weep.
And
now,
my
best
and
slncer-esl
regards
for
a
happy
Christmas
and
New
Year
to
all
my
very
good
friends
in
Prince
Rupert.
And
do
I
mean
all!
r
Wjth
the
Forces
News
of
the
Men
and
Women
on
Active
Service
(Contributions
Welcome)
Local
Butchers
Worrying
About
Delivering
Rather
than
Obtaining
I
Local
butchers
are
worrying
not
about
obtaining
the
3,000
or
so
turkeys
which
are
being
ordered
for
the
Yuletide
festive
boards
In
Prince
Rupeit
this
year
bitt
how
they
are
going
to
get
them
out
to-jth.ejr
customers.
It
boked
like
an
olmort
Impossible
task
ye.'terday
as
the
ment
dealers
watched
trucks
moving
In
tilB
,'htrrt.
n
tl,.
I
.
WEDNESDAY
nry
IHKtt
I
HUU5AND
TURj(EYS
ORDI
and
then
nnlntrrl
In
Inn.
Ii.i
t
the
union
m
orders
n
the
other.
So
there
is
next
"eai
Cu
...
ai
I
T'V
every
inaicauon
that
the
ment
1
4UC
revj.;:o;
a
siting
to
all
'plane
with
her.
Funny
thing,
but
!
r-l.
dealers
of
Prince
1
tab)lhment
takes
but
it
is
at
least
not
nvikimr
dhl
tl
'
umff"as
my
r
Rupert
arc
go-
r,
VL
K"fert
riend
and
erstwhile
when
we
were
both
there
we
used
j
thave
an
extremely
ment
ho;.tf;
iniQf-.l-n
miSItlhe
nf
01
inaction
Wi
in
,
nrnmpintf
wimh
en
mhh
t
c.,
ui-.
...
Leading
"
Aircraftsman
ntwwwinii
xuiu.
Herbie
.
.
'
busy
uuajr
inrn.n..ii..
....
i
i
i
1
Uu
wij
no
1
iw;
ut
oiruiuayg
10-
Morgan,
who
before
enlistment
mp
00in
n,nt
ana
day
this
uon
"
Will
JiaVO
to
ne
settled'
snnip
w.nv
nv
sPot
from
the
wilds
of
wi
nnlnpo
i
aether
as
hpv
U'pr
nnlw
ti
rlnf
k
.'i.l
it.
I
T)re-PtirUlmn
uaV
tt
...111.
livlntr
bonu
int.
.
another
before
the
neace
of
the
wlinlo
DecaUiC
its
symbolic
of
the
very
apart.
And
by
a
straiw
coin-
Dallv
News
mechanieni
trf.
ilt
end
there
for
there
are
also
scale-
ouic
ti
1
.
.
..'
.
.
"""'".warm
warm
spot
nnit
T
I
VmiH
hold
In
i
i
i
...
j
.i..
t
.
.
.
now
ivw
stationed
pbukiuiuu
at
ui.
Moncton,
Aiujictuii,
new
New
utivv
r
oracrs
"
ior
turkeys
and
aim
Brunswick,
having
been
rejiosted
spw-tal
meats
for
the
New
Year
from
his
former
statlnn-in
One.
dinners.
interior,
rim
.
Peared
to
be
,f
'
,
,
;r!"!!
i
unorubed
plucked.
City
Workers
Aslc
New
Pact
agreement
h
..
Employee
Vv.m
...
has
been
mistt
WELSH
PEACE
Un-J
bee.
He
is
expected
home
on
!
The
moit
of
Prince
Rupert's
j
Wales
towns
a
leave
early
in
the
New
Year.
turkey
supply
will
come
from
the
qulrles
from
l
11
is,
lu
ue
nopeu
lliat
UanacJa
WU
"'the
1
w,n.n
pacKinr
n;u:es
this
sh,:
an
XfiZ
,
I
1
Pacific
Coast
Our
hou-
manufacturer
not
follow
the
example
of
United
States
ItZXrSr
nd
a
horaJ
'
n,ws
classified
Ads
br,n8
PTtX7k
Jla'f
-
-and
permit
the
return
of
the
Japanese
,
down
on
the
water
wearing
the.
,
-her
son
wbat
ai
houy
w.s
like,
quick
results.
HZrvS
"m
sUc
abtut
tn
tll
nnnctnl
.,,.o
......
e
xl.
.
onw
little
ll.ti.
nh.i..
.
.
"
"
J
'
cu"1""
PIS.
auS
all
through
the
It
TAKES
A
KID
TO
MAKE
A
CHRISTMAS
...
CVCn
when
the
kid
is
a
sJx-fnotcr,
and
twenty-two
next
birthday.
Even
when
he's
now
a
seasoned
fightingman
with
a
string
of
campaigns
behind
him,
and
maybe
one
or
tvv
'
ahead.
To
Mom
and
Dad
this
Christmas
Eve
he's
still
the
Jittlc
boy
with
the
big
eyes,
who
sneaked
out
of
bed
and
pecked
between
the
bannisters
for
a
glimpse
of
Santa
Clans.
Funny;
little
codger
lie
was
.
.
.
hoping
to
catch
Santa
in
the
act
of
filling
his
stocking...
tryinp
to
ficure
out
how
he
.
managed
7
to
squeeze
down
the
diimncy
'
beating
his
new
drum,
whooping
it
up,
singing
carols
at
the
top
of
his
voice...
that
was
quite
a
'
while
ago.
Once
again
it's
Christmas
Eve.
"I'll
be
thinking
of
you,
Mom
and
Dad,"
he
writes;
"Gosh,
it's
hard
to
Jxficve
it's
my
fifth
Christmas
away.
Bet
the
tree
looks
swell.
And
the
candy
canes
and
pop
corn.
Save
'cm
for
next
year
and
we'll
all
celebrate
together."
Mom
can't
sec
the
postmark
very
clearly,
or
the
writing
cither.
Dad
seems
to
Ik
having
trouble
with
his
glasses,
too..
But
when
they
look
at
the
kid's
picture
they
know
from
his
cheery
grin
and
big
comment
s,,,u"
shoulders
that
iiiji
the
wjc
job
ion
he's
lies
uiiiiig
doing
i
is
in
in
...torgctting
.
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all
n
about
it
.
in
.
the
wild
excitement
of
pood
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Christmas
morning.
.
.stamping
around
the
house
and
flourish
again
all
over
the
earth.
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RATE
SHOE
STORE
ACROSS
FROM
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DRUG
STORE
XMAS
Shopping
START
EARLY
SO
YOU
CAN
HAVE
FIRST
CHOICE
OF
OUR
SMARTER
LADIES'
SLIPPERS
"lllllIO,
ONTAIiq
THIS
STORE
WILL
BE
CLOSED
FROM
Sat.,
Dec.
23
to
Sat.,
Dec.
30
We
wish
all
our
customers
and
friends
MERRY
CHRISTMAS
AND
HAPPY
NEW
YEAR
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