PAGE
FOUR
Expert
OPTICAL
SERVICE
X
s
s
Spumed
Quitting
Lost
On
His
Ship
would
never
have
been
written
Due
to
tetlre
last
year,
Capt.
Oray
decided
experienced
men
were
needed
to
keep
supplies
flowing
across
the
Atlantic
to
Britain
and
remained
at-his
post
aboard
a
merchant
vessel.
I':
CIIAS.
DODIMEAD
Optometrist
In
Charge
Watch,
Clock,
Jewelry
Repairing,
Hand
Engraving
Visit
Our
Basement
Store
For
Fine
China,
Dinnerware,
Glasses,
Baggage
and
Novelties
t
MAX
HEILBRONER
JEWELER
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
Quits
Home
Guard
I
NoTa
Scotian
Stayed
to
Help
Britain
Whitten-Brown,
Atlantic
First
Flier,
Win
Wir
snit
Ist
His
IJt
I
To
Tn
llav
Hoc.
o
CnUI
Crrat
P
RAP
4
F
Ink
Ink
i
I
Unit
NEW
GLASGOW.
NS,
Aug.
19:
Oi
LONDON,
Aug.
19
Had
Cant
John
Gray.
Pictou
Office
announced
that
Sir
Arthur
County
mariner,
chosen
retirement
I
Whitten-Browri,
a
lleutenant-col:
instead
of
continuing
the
dangerous
bnel
and
battalion
commander,
in
.
.
.
.
,
ill.:
tr.
n
1
.
I
if
.
1
uie
oi
a
mercnant
seaman
inis
siory
ne
nwne
uuaro,
nas
resigned
nis
nearby
village
of
Grahton
that
the
it
is
understood
that
he
will
be
en
UlUCUVOC
O&lTl
WCiil,
Willi.
6&IU
411
Haiii&
tCKOIUl
his.
ship
after
it
suffered
two
Nazi
dive-bombing
attacks.
Severely
wounded
In
the
first,
attack.
Capt.
Gray
had
no
chance
to
escape
when
the
second
ripped
his
vessel
to
pieces
under
him.
MORE
FINE
GOLD
Gold
receipts
at
the
Royal
Can-'
adlan
Mint
ud
to
June
30
totalled
commission
T
rTTSA.Y
A..
ft
.
1
rm
ii.
nus,
i.
uc.
frce
tun
subnets
before
their
appllca
Belgian
agency
says
a
Belgian
railr
jions
can
be
accepted,
though
spe-way
employee
at
Antwerp
was
(toed
claJ
qualifications
may
persuadt
$90
for
calling
the
Germans
Boches
the
Admiralty
to
waive
this
condi-and
eaying
Great
Britain
would.vin
tion.
The
age
limit
varies
between
the
war.
'
i
117
and
45
years
with
further
ex-
-
-
-.
v
Iception
In
special
cases
where
it
ANCIENT
HONEY-CHILD
'
may
be
Carried
to
49
years.
ine
ancieni
r,?ypiians
leo
noney
Cover
Wide
Field
2,539,879
fine
ounces
compared
with
cakes
to
the
-
.
sacred
crocodiles
of.
trie
VAAZCIA
(n
4k.
mm
:
i-
,
,n
""i""
"
"c
same
itu
penuq.
ixne.
Pioneer
of
British
flying,
he..
jras
one
of
the
first
men
to
fly
the
'Atlantic,
with
the
late
Sir
John
Al-cock,
in
June
of
1919,
from
Newfoundland
to
Ireland.
He
.was
recently
eazetted
as
act-
Package
for
Package
Sweet
Caps
are
your
best
cigarette
buy!
I
kilOW
they
are
my
bestbur!
How
do
I
know?
Because
I
Ve
tried
other
brands
and
found
that
invariably
I
get
more
pleasure
from
Sweet
Caps-Since
I
emote
lor
pleasure
(and
who
doesn't?)
I
claim
that
the
cigarettes
wbich.give
the
greatest
pleasure
for
the
money
give
the
greatest
Talue.
So
try
Sweet
Caps:
They're
definitely
milder
and
they
have
a
personality
you're
bound
to
like.
SWEET
CAPORAL
Cigarettes
"Thtpurntform
in
uhich
tobacco'
can
b
mW
I
Rupert
Brand
SMOKED
BLACK
COD
Smokeli
Daily
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
P?lnr
Itupert
Co.
Lid.
RritNh
DISCIPLINE
FOR
WOMEN
Colored
Nails,
Umbrellas,
Jewels
And
Furs
Also
"Out"
In
Service
By
GLADYS
ARNOLD
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
OTTAWA,
August
19:
tt
"We're
in
the
navy
now"
will
soon
be
chanted
with
complete
assurance
by
women
of
Canada.
The
envied
song
ceasea
w
oe
tne
exclusive
property
of
sea-going
males
with
t.ho
ftnnniinrmpnt
hv
Rar
AHmtr.
Fnr
Air
Recparrli
al
Percy
w'
Nelles
Chief
ot
Nava"
1
Ul
rill
IVCOCdrCll
Staff,
that
the
navy,
like
the
arm
and
the
air
force,
Is
creating
its
own
own
official
woman
s
auxiliary
1
Though
plans
are
rt,Th..war
preliminary
stages,
lng
Pilot
Officer
in
the
RA.P,'
and
phaslzed
TATirrn
tad
t
r
Vt
v
I..
still
In
the
Canadian
!
"Tr
n
o"
infAman'o
Pniral
Mow
Service),
are
likely
to
have
much
In
common
with
-the
sister
British
organization,
which
traditionally
takes
seniority
over
army
and
air.
In
the
office
of
Admiral
Nelles
is
to
be
found
complete
Informa
tion
as
to
the
setup
and
require
ments
of
the
British
W.
R.
N.
S
These
will
be
used
as
a
guide
ir.
formulating
plans,
it
was
stated
a
headquarters,
though
it
was
em-
that
Canadian
need
would
necessitate
adaptions
which
would
preclude
any
copying.
Details
of
preliminary
qualifica
tions
Include
that
women
be
not
already
engaged
In
"reserve
occupations"
(other
war
work).
Medical
.examination
must
show
good
health
and
teeth,
while
a
oersonal
interview
with
naval
authorities
Is
necessary
before
final
decision.
British
women
may
Join
In
one
of
two
categories.
As
"immobile"
if
there
happens
to
be
a
.W.
R.
N.
S.
In
their
home
town
so
they
may
live
at
home
and
work.
Otherwise
wo
men
musi
De
prepared
to
go
wherever
they
are
sent.
(
After
a
14-day
probationarj
period
they
are
posted
to
theli
rtajlons.
Only
in
certain
reserved
categories'
Is
ptciul
aaanng
giver
naablt
in
cooking,
where
recruits
w.th
special
aptitudes
are
sent
to
fooklpg
schools.
For
transport
work
women
must
already
hold
their
driver's
licence
fu've
"several
years
experience,
shov.
a
clean
licence,
be
prepared
to
d
a
more
,
than
amateur
job
at
repairing
a
truck
or
car
and
capable
of
driving
a
lorry
in
the
darkne&i
A
special
post
which
has
attracted
tataijy
iwcjnsn
in
Ensland
is
4hat
oi
dispatch
"rider.
Women
who
for-;merly
belonged
to
the
popular
,
motor-cycle
clubs
In
England
were
quickly
worked
into
this
phase
of
the
work.
A
field
which
will
not
be
open
In
Canada
In
the
beginning
at
least,
Admiral
Nelles
said,
is
that
of
communications
which
include
wireless,
signal
work
graph
wcause
of
the
need
of
train-
itn
j
men
for
the
sea.
But
in
tht3
,cu
i
a
iimm
many
women
are
I
I!
field
already
employed
on
land
with
notable
success.
)
Officers-
are
promoted
through
we
ranics
in
accordance
with
the
rule-
T?hleh
now
exists
throughout
the,
three
iscrvices
In
Britain.
The
Duchess
of
Kent
is
the
hon
orary
as
well
as
active
head
of
thr
British
"Wrens"
whose'
sWan
"Join
-the
Wrens
and
free
a
man
to
Join
the
fleet"
hn
noon
o
liar
one
since
the
outbreak
of
the
war;
Risid
Discipline
In
this,,
as
In
the
Other
servient
women
leave
behind
many
aspects
of
civilian
life
when
they
Join.
In
their
conduct
they
are
expected
to
fiVintur
tVi.U
.
.
.
-..w
icojjct
iar
superior
01-
fleers,,
salute
the
senior
officers
oi
I
their
own
units
and
fhow
a
simi
lar
courtesy
to
other
units.
Mdch
emphasis
is
placed
on
the
respect,
owed
to
the
uniform.
"Women
ratlnesand
officers
must
i..
i
charge
their
duties
with
zeal
and
aiacriiy"
the
Instructions
read.
"They
must
be
conscious
that
the
uniform
is
conspicuous
and
their
behaviour
should
therefore
be
above
reproach..
They
must
not
walk
arm-In
arm.
n
trn
rro
In
tiAlotf
or
fowdy
behaviour,
but
maintain
orner
and
discipline."
In.
Britain,,
the
regulations
InHl.
cate
clearly,
women
in
the
tor.
vices
are
encouraged
to
devote
memseives
,
to
public
service.
"Think,
tot
She
comfort
and
the
,nnv'h!'"".f
of
the
nubile
and
be
""4Ya'Yr'c"
fbr
ar
advised
.pearanct
the
uniform
(decided
by
.
4
THE
PAID?
Tuesday.
mni
i
k
LEAVE
FOR
GIRLSCAMP
Boys
Home
After
Memorable
Ten
Days'
Outing
On
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
After
a
memorable
ten,
days
spent
under
Ideal
weather
conditions
and
suberb
surroundings
generally,
twelve
local
boys,
.who
have
been
In
summer
camp
of
the
local
Religious
Education
CouncJ
a.
Sangan
River
near
Massett,
returned
home
last
evening
on
the
steamer
Camosun.
The
outing
hau
been
only
too
snort
ana
the
unanimous
wish
was
that
u
might
have
lasted
much
longer.
The
camp
was
conducted
under
the
usual
Religious
Education
Council
routine
which
combines
oqOi
the
pleasures
of
ou.uoor
me
on
m-beach
and
In
we
woods
wun
u
certain
measure
of
useiui
instruction
and
discipline.
Tonignt
unrty-tour
girls
leave
oy
aie
camosun
io
lake
up
camp
at,
the
same-
puce.
They
are
all
loosing
forwara
with
keen
ant.apatlon
to
their
outmg.
ta
uy
xvev.
.
E.
Brandt,
pastor
of
First
Baptist
Chuicn,
Lhe
returning
boys
were
baly
Sneddon,
Kenneth
Brocklesby,
Krank
Clapp,
Donald
Hartwig,
Harry
Calderwood,
Gerry
Woodside,
Pat
Wilson,
Jack
Breen,
James
Dugan,
Barrle
Wln-terbottom
and
Jack
Oawtnorne.
With
Mrs.
Carleton
Boardman
as
director,
the
Misses
Kay
Watson
and
Phyllis
Hamblin
as
leaders,
Mrs.
O.
L.
Murray
as
camp
nurse
and
Mrs.
Harry
Calderwood,
Mrs.
Coley
and
Mrs.
Douglas
Storrings
as
cooks,
the
girls'
group
consists
of
Pauline
Ohnesorg,
Betty
Mac-Kenzle,
Mary
Baker,
Betty
Allen,
Phyllis
Jenner,
Gwendy
Jenner,
Joy
Berg,
Ann
Haudenschlld,
Inez
Berg,
June
Berg,
Mona
McRae,
Gwendolyn
McRae,
Genevin
June
Morgan,
Marie
Mlchaloff,
Patricia
McClymont,
Jojxe
Gawthorn,
neane
west,
Marjorle
Eby,
Patsy
Moore,
Patricia
Brocklesby.
Audrey
Green,
Dorothy
Green.
Jean
Smith,
Gladys
Foster.
Jean
Calderwood,
Isobel
Mackenzie,
Peggy
Large,
Mavis
McKinnon,
Lois
McKlnnon,
OI.
ga
Zabudney,
Bonnie
Perkins,
Helen
Green,
Louise
Marguerite
Leav-
itt
and
Ruth
Vivian
Leavitt.
the
Admiralty)
Is
of
dark
blue,
double-breasted
Jacket
with
brass
buttons
and
.soft
blue
felt
hat.
"Jewels,
furs,
hand
baes.
limnrel.
las,
scent
or
colored
hails
are
forbidden"
is
the
statement,
"and
hair
must
not
touch
the
collar."
For
Olfenders
Superior
oificers
are
addressed
as
"Ma'am."
Punishment
fnr
in
subordination,
neglect
or
absence
witnout
leave
ranges
from
discharge
down
throush
disratlna.
suspence
from
duty
without
pay,
reprimand,
pay
dockaire.
to
small
fatigue
duties,
or
restriction
of
privileges.
While
these
rules
will
nnt.
annlv
directly
to
the
Canadian
W.
R.
-N,
a.
something
similar,
especially
ar
ranged
to
nt
Canadian
naval
needs
may
be
expected.
Perusal
of
the
rules
which
are
followed
In
similar
auxiliary
ser
vices
in
south
Airica
and
New
Zealand
show
that
thev
are
verv
similar.
Particularly
In
New
Zea
land
where
naval
personnel
is
of
particular
Importance,
women
have
been
encouraged
to
fill
every
sort
of
position
in
the
civilian
shippins
services
in
order
to
release
men
ior
active
service.
If
yOU
Want
gniiM.niriis
artio.
Use
for
It.
Hundreds
of
people
ge
wnai
tney
want
that
way,
m
Notice
of
Sale
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
OIVEN
that
an
Auction
Sale
of
the
hereunder
described
properties
will
be
held
by
me
at
10
a.m.
on
Saturday.
August
23rd,
1941,
at
the
Government
Agent's
Office,
Court
House,
Prince
Rupert,
at
the
upset
price
as
set
opposite
each:
Lot
5,
Block
3,
Section
2,
City
of
Prince
Rupert
150.00
Lot
6,
Block
3,
Section
2,
City
of
Prince
Rupert
$150.00
Lot
17,
Block
18.
section
1,
City
of
Prince
Rurjert
$1500.00
Lot
18,
Block
,8,
Section
1.
City
of
Prince
Rupert
$1500.00
Lot
92,
Block
39,
Section
8,;City
of
Prince
Rupert
$300.00
THE
TERMS
OF
SALE
to
be
either
all
cash
or
on
terms
of,
25
cash
and
the
balance
In
one,
tw0
or
three
years
with
In-1
terest
at
4i'a,
plus-
Crown
Grant
Fee
of
$10.00,
.
NORMAN
A.
WATT,
i
Government
Aeent.
I
Dated
at
prirjc
Runert'
B.
C.
this
5th
day
of
August
1941.
A
1
rri
.
v
Norway's
Youth
Whiff
lets
Dislike
Nazis
From
The
Waterfront
Union
steamer
Camosun,
Capt.
James
Watt,
arrived
in
port
at
8
o'clock
last
evening
from
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
will
sail
at
10
o'clock
tonight
on
her
return
south
over
the
same
route.
Having
made
up
contlderable
time
on
the
voyage
to
Stewart,
Un
ion
steamer
Catala,
Capt.
Ernest
Sheppard.
returned
to
port
at
1:45
this
afternoon
from
the
north
and
sailed
at
2:30
pjn.
for
Vancouver.
Canada
At
War
25
Years
Ago
August
19.
1916:
Allies
attacked
on
an
eight-mile
front
from
the
Anore
to
the
Somme;
advanced
near
Gulllemont
and
GInchy
and
raptured
a
large
part
of
Maurepas
village.
Austrians
shelled
Italian
positions
on
the
Trentino
front.
THRIFTY
SOLDIERS
LONDON,
August
19:
O
Police
constables
rushed
up
when
they
discovered
four
soldiers
holding
a
fifth
by
the
ankles
over
a
drain.
They
assured
the
policeman
that
nothing
was
wrong:
they
were
only
trying
to
retrieve
a
lost
coin.
,Even
School
Children
Co
Out
of
Way
to
Show
Dislike
LONDON,
Aug.
19;
O
The
Norwegian
government
Information
office
says
that
even
chool
children
In
Norway
go
out
of
their
way
to
show
their
dislike
for
the
Nazis:
1
The
information
office
tells
this
story:
In
a
town
In
northern
Norway,
a
large
picture
of
Hitler
was
oasted
up
on
a
wall
one
day.
Short-'
ly
after,
a
grouD
of
school
children
goose-stepped
up
to
the
wall
in
military
formation.
"Haiti
Left
turn!
Spit!"
commanded
"a
serious
little
fellow.
All
spat,
turned
and
marched
off.
OFFICERS'
CANTEEN
LONDON,
Aug.
19:
tt
The
Y.M.
C.
A.
has
opened
a
new
round-the-clock
club
and
canteen
ln.'VVhlte-hal
for
officers
of
the
army,
n'avjt
and
air
force.
It
Is
called,
.the
Queen
Elizabeth
Club
for.offfcers.
TWINE
WAS
TOPS
Binder
twine
for
use..
In
.Canadian
j
wheat
fields
made
up
59
per
cent
of
total
value
of
rope
products
in;'l940,.,
SILVER
CONDUCTOR
Silver
Is
one
of
the
best
conductors
of
heat
and
electrlcy
known
to
science.
OVERWAITEA
LTD.
Phone
813
m
m
I
CASH
SPECIAL
B.C.
SUGAR
10
lbs
Free
Delivery
80c
First
Grade
Butter
Q-f
Off
Black
Pepper
ff
3
lbs.
$1.&D
Per
lb.
ltfC
Libby's
Baby
Food
OETp
Tomato
Soup
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