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DAILY
EDITION
Thursday.
February
24,
1944
Delinquent
Parents
.
.
.
New
York
City
is
plowing
new
ground
with
special
classes
for
"delinquent
parents."
This
delves
at
the
problem
of
badly
behaved
children
nearer
its
roots
than
most
methods
do.
A
woman
widely
known
for
her
successful
work
with
"problem"
children
declared
recently
that
there
w.ere
no
delinquent
children
but
only
delinquent
parents.
Her
view
coincides
with
that
of
nearly
all
workers
in
this
field.
The
Chinese
have
always
held
parents
sible
for
the
misbehavior
of
children.
Chinese-Amer-'ican
children
appearing
in
New
York
City
courts
average
only
two
m
ten
years.
This
new
program
which
the
New
Precinct
Committee
for
the
Physical
York
ISth
and
Moral
Welfare
of
Children
has
inaugurated
is
surely
built
oiba
sound
basis.
Seems
like
it
always
works
out
this
wav:
watch
the
face
of
the
clock
and
you'll
never
be
more
than
one
of
the
hands.
What
Will
He
Come
Home
To?
.
.
.
Will
our
boys
return
to
a
land
of
freedom
and
opportunity
where
a
man
may
be
rewarded
according
to
his
own
initiative,
his
industry
and
ability
or
will
they
find
themselves
hampered
by
a
combination
of
strange
new
'isms
and
political
ideas?
Will
they
come
back
to
a
land
where
a
man's
courage
and
ambition
can
transform
poverty
into
comfort
and
wealth
or
will
they
find
that
our
standards
of
living
are
being
forced
down
to
a
com-1
.
.mon
level
:
Will
they
come
back
to
a
land
where
anyone,
rich
or
poor,
may
climb
to
great
positions
of
honor
and
influence?
Will
they
come
back
to
a
land
;where
government
is
the
servant
of
the
people
and
not
the
master?
Will
they
come
back
to
a
Canada
where
freedom
of
opportunity
provides
the
greatest
happiness
for
the
greatest
number
of
its
people
where
the
standard
of
living
is
the
highest
in
the
world
where
anyone
can
get
an
education
if
he
wants
to
where
anyone
can
own
property
through
thrift
and
a
willingness
to
work
where
a
man
is
free
to
work
for
others,
to
to
start
his
own
business
to
worship
and
talk
and
read
and
do
as
his
conscience
dictates
as
r
long
as
he
stays
within
the
laws
that
he
has
helped
to
make
where
invention
and
ingenuity
still
pay
off
and
the
burning
desire
to
see
his
'children
better
off
than
he
is,
can
still
be
satisfied.
-1
That
is
the
true
Canada
it
is
up
to
us
to
keep
it
for
the
day
when
our
boys
come
home.
Where
there's
always
uniform
opinion,
you'll
find
that
part
of
the
crowd
isn't
thinking.
All
Hands
Show
the
Way
to
the
Variety
Store
For
we
specialize
in
winter
comfort.
We
have
a
large
stock
of
notions
.
.
.
all
of
the
best
gadgets
to
make
house
cleaning
simpler
.
.
.
toiletries
for
milady
.
.
.
sewing
accessories
and
anything
else
you
may
desire
to
keep
you
healthy
and
happy
this
season.
THE
VARIETY
STORE
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.CA.
and
Y.W.C.A.
(By
DOROTHY
GARBUTTt
Did
you
hear
about
Private
Cllfr
Macaree
of
the
Ordnanco
Corps?
He
went
East
on
very
short
notice
recently
to
Join
the
Army
Show
Cliff
Is
a
very
talented
pianist
and
while
here
organized
the
Prince
Rupert
Area
Glee
Club,
and
for
a
long
while
was
pianist
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Area
Band
which
played
each
Wednesday
night
for
the
Y
dances.
We
shall
all
miss
Cllfl
very
much
indeed
and
wish
him
the
best
of
everything,
as
well
as
offering
him
our
congratulations
in
making
the
At
my
Show
which
draws
Ha
talent
only
from
the
best
In
the
service.
And
talking
about
shows,
here's
the
latest
from
Chester
Le
Malstre,
on
the
Service
Show
coming
to
town
this
week-end.
Friday
night
thty
will
play
to
the
Navy
and
their
guests
at
the
Navy
Drill
Hall.
Sunday
night
is
strictly
for
Canadian
army
personnel.
All
other
units
will
have
one
performance
at
their
stations.
One
thing
certain
i;
that
it
Is
so
organized
that
every
one
will
have
a
chance
to
sec
them.
Chester
tells
me
they
hsv.-a
delightful
songstress
in
Maxm-Carrol,
a
wizard
of
a
maplcu!!
in
Roy
Wheeler,
who
I
think,
has
been
here
before,
and
a
bevy
o!
beautiful
In
June
Hunt,
Helen
Pierce
and
Eleanor
Brassmstorv
while
Ab
Hine
Is
wonderful!
skilful
on
the
banjo
and
Freddl
Got
do.
their
jovial
M.C..
Is
a
firs
class
impersonator.
So.
you
se
what
you'ie
in
for!
Well
when-
funnier
hats
are
made
Chester
Le
Maistre
wi'.
wear
them.
His
latest
'hatrocity
is
a
green,
blue
and
red
plaid
affair
which
he
says
is
guaranteed
to
keep
the
rain
off.
If
you
ask
me
I
think
it
scare
It
off'
I
i
hear
him
phoning
someone
jus:
j
now
to
see
If
they've
seen
hl
j
funny
little
wedge
hat
as
a
i
thinks
he
has
lost
It
In
one
of
the
forts.
Oood!
The
boys
out
at
Eleventh
Ave
a-e
"holding
their
dance
tonight
complete
with
Navy
band.
Y.W
C.
A.
Chape
rones,
representor
the
Order
of
the
Eastern
Star
will
be
Mrs.
Tinker
and
Mr
Garrett.
Junior
Hostesses
wt':
meet
at
the
'Y'.
This
is
the
onl
danee
this
week,
so
come
ou
And
by
the
way.
Carl
Clay
wants
to
know
what
became
of
the
Ilv
girls
who
promised
to
hold
dancing
class
for
the
Eleventh
Avenue
boys
last
Monday
nigh?
and
then
never
showed
up!
Advertise
in
the
Dally
Nevat
fill
No
one
lias
cvn
the
Rumor
Ilouch
.
.
.
but
you
will
meet
many
victim
of
its
deadly
bite.
Thev
are
the
people
who
whisper
sensational
"information"
of
a
confidential
nature.
They
may
tell
you
of
flagrant
waste
in
high
places
...
of
the
incompetency
of
our
military
leader
.
.
.
anything
reflecting
on
the
eflieicney
of
the
war
effort
and
the
sincerely
of
the
war
aim
of
one
or
all
of
the
United
Nation.
There
is
only
one
way
to
help
thewe
victim
of
the
Humor
Roach.
Put
them
on
the
m1.
Ak
them
the
source
of
their
information.
Make
them
eonfe
that
it'
very
haky;
then
tell
them
how
xenon
may
he
the
consequence
of
their
rumor-mongcring.
They'll
feel
pretty
small
.
.
.
and
the
maller
you
make
them
feel,
the
more
likely
you
urc
to
work
u
cure.
BREWING
COMPANY
LIMITED
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LETTERBOX
ST.
JOHN
A.M!U:t-SCt:
Editor.
Daily
News
RIFLE
TROPHY
IS
PRESENTED
Bugle
Band
of
Sea
Cadet
Win
T
II.
Johnnn
Cup.
At
this
weeks
regular
parade
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Sea
Cadet
Corps
"Captain
Cook."
the
T
II
Johnson
rifle
shooting
trophy
was
presented.
ThU
cup,
presented
annually
to
the
division
with
the
highest
average
score
In
rifle
competition,
was
won
by
the
Bugle
Band.
Lieut.
Ned
McLeod,
R.C.N.V.R..
In
making
the
presentation,
remarked
that
he
had
been
a
member
of
the
Cadet
Division
that
won
the
cup
in
1020.
the
first
Ume
It
ws
competed
for
-
-
Thanks
for
your
editorial
in
Chief
Petty
Officer
P
Johnson
,
The
two
leading
Canadian
jt
and
nlmnee
to
the
8t.
John
Am-
received
the
cup
on
behalf
of
United
Slates
teams
in
the
Are
the
band.
Association.
lt
was
a
Basketball
League
are
scheduled
nuln
an,
Umty
SUbjt
to
be
The
following
cadeU
received
to
clash
tonifht
at
Little
Amer-
;brottWn,
Mote
the
attention
of
marksmanship
badge
for
Indl-
lea.
Air
Force
wtUi
nine
wins
i
ywual
high
Chief
bUe
of
Prlnc.
Ropert.
scores:
Petty
and
four
defeat.
meU
the
officer
P.
Johnson.
Offi-
ttouW
ftUo
ke
ejrprf-(l
my
Petty
anks.
winners
of
thirteen
sue-
B.
Leading
Seaman
apiKeclalkm
of
urU
organ
-
cer
Buasey.
celve
league
fames.
In
the
bcd
drlw,
of
tne
Red
Cr0M
u
L.
Youngman
and
a
Hemmons.
other
tut
Reserve
Army,
with
we
of
a
ety
to
n4Ve,
cadets
J.
Stewart.
P
Lee.
R
eight
wins,
three
Josses,
plays
the
(Kn
volunlw
who
,ive
of
Marttnsen
and
U
Kanklnson.
American,
who
nave
wtm
thlr-
lnMr
Ume
for
Mich
a
f
The
competition
was
held
at
teen
out
of
fourteen
game.
;,h
tndoor
rsn,e
of
thf
Cana-
rS.
7T
My
theme.
Mr.
Editor,
to
wtthtdlan
National
Rifle
Association
i.
c
i
w
At
seal
cove
co-ops.
wno
are
th(,
aIfalri
0(
feUe
without
whose
support
the
com-
replaclng
Ack-Aeki
make
their
g
John
AmVutenc.
Assocta-'
peMton
would
have
been
lm-
debut
against
Navy,
who
cage
tton
amJ
lu
mMofl
of
hleh
possible.
have
won
seven
and
lost
a'
r..
r.
nA
haw
RnMlal
thanks
were
rnU-1
tn
BAK
PQWD
Mm
many.
The
oUver
game
at
the
impTtmton
uxat
they
are
T
M.
J
Fortune
who
gave
lib-
rcimari;
,
7D"'"'
one
and
the
same
in
their
ac-
e
rally
of
his
time
and
ability
teams
Last
Resort
and
C.WJI.C.
trvittes.
The
Red
Crow
Is
more
In
eoachlnc
the
teams
JeepCtteS.
all-Hnn
anA
Utr4Hillln
WV.
V"I.
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wan.
wot...
.wm
v...
Another
clow
tilt
ifortd
re-
a
for
eomfoeu
and
medl-sult
when
High
School
and
Fort-
HP.
forwarding
where
nss
collide
at
the
Naval
Drill
14
u
necessary
to
provide
same
Ha
Both
clubs
haw
won
five
Tt5"
84
Jnhn
Ambulance
As--nd
dn
pped
eight
fixtures
The
octatton
was
founded
to
give
w-.
rT
w,;i
move
into
a
tie
1th
first
aid
training
In
the
treat-;
C
a
Ba
"-erv
r
.:
iixth
;.;are
mnt
'
-fddenU
and
sudden
-
-
-
Illness
prior
to
the
arrival
f
a
HERE'S
WHY
BLUE
6LLETTE
BLADES
ALWAYS
COMB
TO
YOU
.FACTORY
SHARP
-TT
jmm,
"TT'S
one
thing
to
produce
-
a
truly
fine
blade
and
quite
another
to
make
sure
it
reaches
you
in
perfect
condition.
The
Blue
Gillette
Blade
is
uticboreJin
its
wrap-
.
per
to
prevent
the
edges
from
rubbing
against
the
paper.
Thus
it
comes
to
you
Jactory
'
iwr-rcadytogiveyouaIlthe
extra
shaves
and
extra
shaving
comfort
Gillette
tech-nicians
have
built
into
hi"
THE
REX
CAFE
Now
Open
for
Butlness
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
ME
IN
Opening
Hours:
3
p.m.
to
2
a.m.
2nd
Avenue
(Across
from
Prince
Rupert
Hotel)
Phone
173
;
qualified
physician
and
alo
to
train
people
to
know
what
:o
do
and.
equally
Important
to
know
what
not
to
do
In
viv::i"
'inrr
in
such
emerum--
I
Surely
such
an
Institution
is
i
avat
of
vital
Importance
in
arv
community,
well
deserving
at
all
times
public
support
Unfortunately
this
l
not
the
'-s
tn
our
city.
Not
that
I
would
suggest
it
is
absolute
indif'ri
uf
but
rather
because
!;e
work
of
the
SC.
John
Association
as
not
being
sufflelenyy
brouRi.t
to
the
attention
of
our
ritLren-We
are
not
pawing
the
1
it
or
.soliciting
your
subscriptions
but
we
are
asking
you
wh
are
interested
to
attend
a
meeting
:n
the
Red
Cross
Rooms
Friday
night
It
depends
on
your
support
whether
the
work
of
the
association
will
continue
or
whether
we
will
be
In
the
hu-
I'i'iK.
oosttlon
of
having
-return
the
charter
which
has
been
granted
to
us.
How
as
a
community
could
we
be
so
in
different?
may
mention
that
the
par-association
made
a
speetal
'
rair
covering
expenses
of
po
x!
lean
quarters.
Angus
Mc-Df
r
aid.
who
is
regarded
as
one
'tie
most
able
Instructors,
for
ear-
has
given
free
his
Ume
In.
trurtlng
those
who
wished
to
;
avail
themselves
with
a
kowl-!
ri-e
f
first
aid
work.
Can
we
a.-,
citizens
allow
such
a
valuable
institution
to
die
for
lack
of
Interest
and
support?
ROBERT
RE3D,
Sec.
St
John
Ambulance
A.wxrlatlon.
J.
L.
CURRY
'La:c
of
Yukon)
Chiropractor
Smith
Block
SAVOY
HOTEL
Carl
Zarelli,
I'rop.
Phone
37
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Box
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