PAGE
BIZ
TfTI
D4ILT
KTWf
RESCUING
NAZI
AIRMEN
AFTER
NAVAL-AIR
HA
TTLE
IN
THE
NORTH
SEA
Expert
Op'ical
Service
A
Oar
Mmlril
7!""
Watch,
Clock
and
Jewelery
Repairing,
Hand
Engraving
)
CHAS.
DODIMEAD
Optometrist
in
Charge
Licensee
for
Numounts
The
very
latest
in
eye-wear
Anna
Neagle
rhone
261
for
Appointment
In
Max
Heilbroner
J
EWE
LEU
;
THE
STORE
OF
MANY
GIFTS
Just
Arrived
A
Large
Shipment
of
New
China
and
Glassware
Visit
Our
Basement
Floor
for
China,
Cut
Glass
And
Novelties
of
All
Kinds
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
tonieht
and
will
sail
earlv
to
morrow
morning
on
her
return
to
Good
angling
at
Klew
Nugget
1
r
1
A
i
f
..Ill
cruiser
Nelrls.
About
fifty
good
cutthroat
were
taken,
the
most
of
them
at
Salmon
River.
ARRIVES
ON
ISLANDS
JUNE
LIST
I
LIST
HERE
MANY
AT
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
Ade-
Number
Of
Interesting
Booking
lalde.
Cant
J.
Williams,
is
due
In
For
port
at
3:15
this
afternoon,
from
Capitol
Theatre
Are
Announced
tne
soum
ana
win
san
ai
iu
p.m.'
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
waypoints
.
An
lnterestln5
list
of
film
book-
'.
lngs
for
the
month
of
June
Is
an
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Capt.
n"nced
by
D.
O.
Borland,
mana-ti,
i,
i
-t
of
it.
a
ger
of
the
Capitol
Theatre.
They,
Willi
UUUtlt
1
UUC
111
pw
.-w
-
a
j
j
t..
include
i
such
notable
nroduetlnrn
as
s
"Another
1
Thin
Man."
"Bala
"Gulliver's
Travels"
and
'Young
Tom
Edison."
The
list
is
as
follows:
June
1
Rex
Harrison
In
"School
ana
oamiuii
mver
ui
viicitvuic
1
for
Husbands"
and
George
Brent
Channel
was
enjoyed
by
a
party
...
n
.
anfl
Tea
Kflranrtn
In
"lHntn
In
consisting
oi
ur.
n.
u.
Large,
ur.
N.
M.
Carter.
A.
R.
Nlcholls
and
Diamonds."
Joe
Scott
which
returned
to
port
June
3-
4
and
5-John
Stein-
Wednesday
night
from
their
trip
beck
and
,Henry
Fonda
to
"Grapes:
rfnnm
Iho
.9c
nn
tio
Irvnl
Ot
Wrath."
June
6
and
7
Kay
Kayser.
Ed-1
ward
Everett
Horton
and
May
Robson
In
"That's
Right,
You're
Wrong."
June
8
Basil
Rathbone
and
Vic.
tor
McLaglen
In
"Rio"
and
Charles
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
CITY,
May
Ragles
and
Martha
Raye
In
"The
31:
Sergeant
Alex
Dunbar,
pro-
fanner's
Daughter."
vlnclal
nolice.
arrived
her
aboard
June
10.
11
and
12
William
th
Prince
Charles
this
week
from
Powell
and
Myrna
Loy
In
"Another
Duncan,
Vancouver
Island,
to
take
n'n
Man
"
up
his
headquarters
In
charge
of
June
13
and
1
Joan
Blondell
the
newly
created
provincial
polic
and
Melvyn
Douglas
In
MAma2lng
district
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Mr
w"liams."
Islands.
ConsUble
and
Mrs.
T.
T.
June
ls-Jane
Withers
In
"High
Stewart
left
for
Prince
Rupert
Sc1001"
a"d
Sidney
Toler
In
where
ConsUble
Stewart
will
re-
"Chan
ln
City
of
Darkness."
Join
the
city
force.
!
June
17-
18
and
19
Nelson
Eddy
iand
Ilona
Massey
In
"Balalaika."
!
June
20.
21
and
22
"Gulliver's
CUTTING
IT
SHORT
Travels."
BERLIN,
May
31:
(CP)
Efficient
June
24,
25
and
2ft
Mickey
Germans
have
cut
the
official
greet-
Rooney
In
"Young
Tom
Edison."
Ing
"Hell
Hitler"
down
to
its
essen-1
'
Uals.
some
saying
"Hitler"
but
mostly
it's
"'tier."
i
EVER
TRY
IT?
Five
tnousanc
r-t..
laprt
NEW
YORK,
May
31:
(CP)
people
read
the
Daily
News.
It
Curling
your
toes
"round
a
rolling
pays
to
let
them
now
what
rot
pin
Is
good
exercise.
Lillian
Russell,
have
to
seU.
stage
and
radio
actress,
agrees.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
Steamers
Leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
TSS.
CATALA
EVERY
TOES-
T.S.S.
CARDENA
FRIDAY.
DAY,
1:30
pan.
10.jO
pJn
Due
Vancouver.
Thur.
pjn.
Due
Vancouver.
Monday
a.m.
If
Convenient.
Please
Purchase
Tickets
at
Office
Further
Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
from
FRANK
J.
SKINNER,
Prince
Rupert
Acent.
Third
Ave.
Phone
SCS
COAL
NANAIMO
WELLINGTON
ALBERTA
SOOTLESS
BULKLEY
VALLEY
Albert
and
McCaffery
Ltd.
PHONE
116
If
vou
nave
somethiiitr
to
sell,
a
ri
PHONE
m
111
this
paper
will
soon
let
you
know
if
there
is
a
buyer
Inl
Lhticity,
....
--w-
KITVVANGAi
nArtar.
n-WV.
tk.n
VANDERH00F
Dr.
W.
Ross
Stone
of
Vanderhonf
Handyman
Home
Service
Painting,
Repairing-,
Gardening
Light
Deliveries
Have
that
neglected
Job
done
now.
Phone
Green
620
for
the
Handyman.
Passed
by
the
British
censor
and
radioed
across
the
Atlantic,
a
British
destroyer
Is
pictured
standing
by
to
pick
up
the
crew
of
a
Oer-
man
Heinkel
bomber
aftesthe
plane
had
been
shot
down
by
the
war
snip
in
a
navai
air
auei.
presumaoiy
in
uie
norm
eea.
a
iiieooai
from
the
destroyer
Is
shown,
centre,
carrying
the
Nazi
airmen
to
t
he
destroyer
At
right
u
a
column
of
smoke
where
the
bomber
Kurnprf
onrl
can
lr
Letter
Box
Editor.
Dauy
News:
i
"..
.....
..
.,
.
Here
is
my
first
appearance
im
,
,
,
.
.
.
Hundreds
Of
People
In
Interior,
...
.
.,
...
or
"lt
e
h
Villa,
For
Empire
And
Victoria
Prlntf
Day
Celebration,
.mJf
fr
endf
Wl"
n0t,Cet?"
,,etler-
.
'
a
Dafs-rrinnr
tn
nir
vm
anri
(hair
fit
KmVANGA.
May
31:
One
of
the
biggest
celebrations
ever
held
along
the
Skeena
River
was
that
at
Kltwanga
in
observance
of
Em-J
lem
0f
pre-natal
and
maternity
5
care.
MRS.
ANNETTE
Mac
DONALD
In
Flanders
fields.
Dewey.
B.C.
Is
at
present
on
a
trip
of
a
week'Editor.
Dally
News-
'
".tfn,daJs
to
the
toian
of
the,
tOiM
RtLALLED
?
Taitla
Lake
region,
many
0f
whom
At
this
critical
hour
it
is
inanir-'f
nroAln,,
,,and
,n
ncedi,ng
and
cnalning
to
recall
the
f
of
of
professional
attention.
i
memorable
line.
wntUn
h
.
i
"
"
M
fcV
.....
'
loved
Canadian
soldier
who
Rave
e
s
George
Killer
of
Vanderhoof
ha
ki-
n,.
,
J
.
f
.
?
.
...
!
iuc
iui
iiiiiaua.
ut.-Vall.
JOnn
n
f
been
very
Ul
recent
y
with
an
at-
V
tack
of
pleurisy
but
is
now
mak-!
if
mg
a
satisfactory
recovery.
IN
.
FLANDERS
FIELDS
tSaI??0,
ha!.bee,?
aPPomted
m
Flanders
fields
the
ww
poppies
i
roadmaster
for
the
1
ne
of
h
.
ISJJ?
w.iS??al
a,lways
bft
Between
thc
cross?s'
row
on
.
Itween
Waleott
and
Finmnrp
fp
T-v..
,
...
.
.
..'J
iPslurnbo
is
w,u
known
all
aw
,r"-our
'acc'
ana
ln
ine!i
fte
lln-
from
Prinze
Ru'nert
eU
The
larks,
still
bravely
singing.'?
s"'s'fc.
ward,
He
succeeds
D.
Denen
who
fly
has
retired
from
the
service.
Scarce
heard
ami
th.
.
k.,,
1
5
V
B)UII
l-TV
SV
.
-
IN
the
si
pkemk
roriiT
of
bkitimi
We
are
the
dead:
short
days
ago
?
ix
proiiVtV
"
'
,eU
flawn'
sunseM?
In
Ibr
JUIIer
r
th.
glow.
Art"
Loved
and
were
loved,
and
now
In
the
MatUr
of
11.,
t;.(,f
of
nrn
n
.
UC
Jamin
rsun.
In
Flanders
field.
TAKE
NOTTTTR
tVtft
K
...
Tlf
..
.
141.
a
,1
-1rM1
you
from
falling
hands
we
IWUl
annexed
of
the
Esut
of
the
late
throw
IBenJunln
Fymwm
rvra.,
.
..
.
.
r
Ott,
of
PrW"-R"pvm?e
S
"
!
a
u
pnww
inittoti
to
ve
lki
Eute'
If
ye
break
faith
with
us
who'?
rorthWft
kod
.11
peraon,
haying'
;eM
to
ov
mid
Estate
ur
re-'We
f
hall
not
sleep,
though
poppies
wune
into
ruling
vhlrh
I
hll
make
Htrtbutian
or
tueh,
Ertat
hartog
regard
only
to
cltlnu
I
DATED
ait
Prince
Rupert.
B
lth
Oaf
ot
My
A.
D.
140.
NORMAN
A.
WATT
Offlotal
Admlnlaitrtor.
When
this
poem
was
first
pub-
THROW
OUT
"
...v
....
II
.
.
.
.
.
-
-
!i
mm
tur;
c.
thu,,lshed
"Punch"
and
afterwardsii
Kiddies'
Dresses
L..
Aft-
.
.
.
.
.
7Z:
i
",c
.preM
-wrougnow
f
Krassieres
"iii-isii
empire,
some
memoers
en
nt
of
the
present
Parliament
werei
V-vv
DlOUSes
nving
.
in
the
United
States;
they
may
never
have
seen
It
r:
11
Others
are
now
perhaps
too
old
or
I?
Vjiraie
too
young
to
remember
it
.
.
.
.
.'f
Jaice
up
our
quarrel
with
foe."
Toronto.
Advertising'
is
an
liivestment
the.
5
THORNTON
PURKIS;
thieaten
the
government's
hold,
on
Parliament.
On
March
35.
however
IRENE
With
ItAV
MILUsj
At
7
:i
,d
ADDtll
NKWR
and
CARTOOS
COMING
SAT
fiorie
llrent,
Ina
Mirast,
-AOfeniure
In
luBB
to
choose
h,
the
Seetlni,
:i
Lees
ejpui
annual
Lab'c
p
-
--
PIIUHM
MIT':
the
day
before
Savage
died,
th
during
Savav
I
T
r
I
W
I
IN
(
1
pftrty
"P"1
J-
A
U.
eoJotful.
H-
than
a
year
1
..
-
Hy
J.
C
OKAIIAS1
Canadian
Pren
Correspondent
ADOIT
CONSCUIITION
WELLINGTON.
New
Zealand,
-
lure
in
uaoor
pontics,
.
wno
erusad-
aiiairin
.
w
w
m.iui
ij,
a
to
lur
monrury
reiorm
anq
more
and
tpmhe-
l
-
rapid
progress
towards
soctaliun.
ijjpw
iaiubor
:,:
,
Fraser.
the
dead
premier
$
etoW
tn?
Part
ttt
lleutenanL
teak
over
th
nrrmler.
(oqtient
plea
n.
jtoms
etc..
please
remember
that1
May
31:
(CP)
Prime
MlnUter
hp
with
little
polUteal
disturbance
Scholarly
sm
we
all
were
aborigines
once
upon
Peter
Fraer
tonlrht
announced
"
uxna
Tf
g,,
,t
r
a
time.
Much
good
can
be
learned
that
Immediate
provision
for
P0"
wUl
analtered
from
the
,h.
-r,,....'
.
.
from
every
nation.
compulsory
military
ervlce
It
be-
8avage
regime.
Progress
toward
Mw
t
j'
-
Dire
and
Victoria
Davs.
there
be-!
"egaramg
pre-naui
ana
mater-,
ing
planned
In
New
Zealand.
Op-
"
T
pre-
0,
MeMia,n(J
,,
,,
r.
nt
a
full
two-dav
nroeram
oflnUy
care
m
lnU
C0"01.
we
have
portion
leader
Hamilton
heart-
,piww
ana
me
wwniry
wiu
con-
eWW
of
.n.,L.t
I
ttve
Canadians
of
all-the
Indian
AUCKLAND.
May
31:
CP)
Ener-
to
BrtUIn
war
effort.
hll
w.
u
There
were
several
visiting
l"-111'
result
of
mother-
getlc
Peter
Fraser.
sweewor
to
the
Prior
to
Lee's
expuWon.
the
left
He
W
rewect'il
.
,
.
iiiNUi
wirn
inp
m
isinnm
nrnvs
i.a
i
w
r
?
.
.
v..t
...
teams,
all
bringing
crowds
of
sud-.
V
.
"
"
iwr
v.
.
ovcc
u
ficw
mndbi
wing
naa
grown
in
strength
and
at
umiis
itro-
-
.
1
1
1
1
1
i
na
niTiva
vrnv
n
a
r
n
i
m.
.....
---
uku
piruiiti.
-cwu
pmnj
uui
umes
commanaea
a
majority
m
qf
man.
At
her
daughter
throueh
the
On
Thursday
five
oualifvlnz
"
own
7
"'
us
members
.t
.
i
freed
i
from
possible
n.i
...
er-
caucttt.
Many
of
...
the
vounter
mem-
otchm
......
xtji
.
.
games
of
baseball,
softball
and
"e"f"
1
and
frln8
f1"
dlsruotlon
by
exptUlng
the
bers
of
ParUament
were
attracted
Fr4r
rer"
footbaU
were
played
and
on
Frl-
r"8.h
im..n"8
.
C?,or,l
Se
leader
'
e
powerful
left
wing
by
IU
call
for
an
elective
cabinet
at
th,
fU
day
there
were
the
finals.
I
tl,Jl
?
ZtJl,
grouP
for
bordinaUon.
because
the
preent
one
U
compos-
UUr
in
Ur.-.
Cedarvale
defeated
Kltwanga
8
'
";
Z
Z
Z,
V.
T
.
T
ownrers
expected
removal
of
ed
entirely
of
older
Labor
men
-who
he
saw
com
to
0
In
the
baseball
final
and
9
:.Z..
..
J
.
r
7.
.,c.""
-t5"1"
Savages
leadership
to
bring
a
bat-
held
office
since
IMS.
Onlv
Stv-
r.iir
fnr
to
6
in
the
softball.
In
the
foot-
Ue
rival
faction,
and
ac
threat
to
resign
unless
alW
ll
vtgor
ar
Pneer
days.
It
lll
is
she
ball
final
Kitwanira
At,A
vi.aurmg
9ur
.
,
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
'
r.
t'
"
.
-a-hri
hilt
tnlrt
ti
ttir.
(
'
.
wancool
one
to
nothing
I
.
"1
wwwwmv.vAVWAWMV'mvAVA
w
wiuikUlK
lihUC
vivca
UlbU
Liir
l;ic
CIC
UlUiC
Ulilll
I1YE
.
.
.
.
K
...j
.
,
.,
..worm
wun
saiey
ana
ease
lust
hundred
fans
at
the
games
and
.
.
.
,
.
',
J
miim.nt
tr,.v
,
.u.v,
I"
nature
Intended.
Oh.
there
are
Dances
were
tae
th
rJm
W
day
and
Friday
night
In
the
De-1
L
le"n
ltomt
tne
naU"e
?
au-Zln
Hll
I
people.
Even
a
cure
for
gangrene
On
Fridav
night
Mathlas
Brleht.
I
U
.kn0wn
'
me
tr,bea"
president
of
the
Kltwanea
sDorU'
."r"1
1
nnot
cUlm
Indun
prl-
commlttee.
presented
the
three
gI"'
'"PPen
w
be
a
Canadian
challenge
ctms
fo
hir
n-inn.,.
.wno
ha'
Uved
near
two
native
There
was
much
cheering
as
ttie.T"
J.?.e
f
"
oWe
Dur
trnhi
.health
and
life
to
members
of
the
.......
V
V
MtWUbCUi
'
'
Dancing
continued
until
davlieht,n.?UTe
nef-
ume
a,on
yo
?
Saturday
morning
'aum
mo"ier
a"d
Please
help
V
uui
siMer
wanaaians
Dy
your
kindly
advice
on
the
worthy
prob-
i
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qual
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y
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