r
ft-
paqk
ers
4.
-
Expert
Optical
Service
Prelate
Stayed
To
View
Flames
Archbishop
of
Canterbury
Declined
lit
Take
Shelter
from
I'.omtis
i
LONDON,
June
13:
CP
Dr.
Cosmo
Lang,
77-year-old
Aichbish-'
op
of
Canterbury,
was
badly
shaken
'
by
Wast
when
Lambeth
Palace,
his
London
home,
was
bombed
and
set
on
fire
in
a
heavy
May
raid
on
the
capital.
But
he
refused
to
go
to
a
shelter.
People
from
nearby
Lar.ibeth
Walk
sheltering
in
the
chapel
crypt
had
to
be
moved
when
the
w?ipht
of
water
used
to
fight
roof
fires
caused
ceilings
and
floors
to
collapse.
A
high-explosive
bomb
one
of
six
which
fell
in
or
near
th
Palace
grounds
wrecked
pumping
ap-paratus
and
enabled
the
fiie
to
gain
a
bl;
hoW.
It
was
then
the
butler
.suggested
the
Archbishop
would
be
safer
in
a
shelter.
Dr.
Lang
refused
to
go.
When
the
fires
were
burning
fiercely
in
the
chapel
and
library
he
insisted
on
getting
as
close
to
the
flames
as
powlbie
to
see
what
parts
of
the
txriMing
were
being
damaged.
Firefighters
were
constantly
endangered
by
streams
of
molten
lead
pouring
from
the
roofs
of
the
'3th
Century
buildings.
A
Clms.
Dodimcad
Optometrist
in
Charge
Watclw
Clock,
Jewelry
Kcpairiti
Hand
Enj,'iaviiin
VISIT
OUK
MASHMKNT
STOKK
For
Fine
China,
Dinncrware,
Glasses,
HagKage
and
Novelties
Max
Heiibroner
JKWKLKIt
DIAMOND
AI
KUCHA
NT
LOAN
FOR
FREEDOM
This
war
is
no
Joke,
not
the
imst
bit
funny
Wc
have
the
men.
we
'need
the
money
Tc
buy
the
planes,
the
guns,
the
boats.
Thc-w
things
that
fly.
that
thoot,
that
float
Ft
Hitler's
working
fast
and
frantic
Tr
win
the
war
!r
the
AtiantJt
Wf
do
not
awaken
here,with
fright
To
hesr
th-
tcrrc
of
she
Uhl
Nnither
d-
we
work
each
day
k
While
cur
loved
ones
stricken
lay
Oews
like
the
Jenrts
and
Hoed
What-they
rave
Is
undent
ood
f
They
gave
what
all
they
had
to
give
Their
lives
they
gave
'Ma'
we
mirht
live
'
And
have
the
freedom
or
our
ways
i
To
live
in
for
"
"
peace
KVC
IV'i
endless
VilUICKI
days
No
matter
how
much
you
rinse
your
white
wash
needs
blue
Contributed
couver,
B.C.
ii
you
want
democracy
to
win
you
must
do
your
share
Invest
in
Victory
Bonds.
to-
prevent
clothes
from
turning
yellow
They
will
turn
yellow
with
repeated
washings-unless
you
remember
to
add
a
swish
or
two
of
JMuc
to
the
lost
rinse.
That's
the
one
way
to
keep
your
white
clothes
m
WHITE.
THE
DAILY
HffWn
If
Thev
Could
Speak
nOOK-T
c
vnU
you
-
r
ROMANCE
OF
DULL
GREY
SHIPS
TOLD
Crews
Of
I-orl
Arrivals
Know
And
Say
Little
But
Orim
Experiences
On
Every
Trip
1y
Jack
Braylcy
r.
iVr-n.an
Pres.
Staff
Writer
AN
KASTFUN
CANADIAi
rOTtT.
June
la:
'CP-
A
ring
of
armed
"t
rd
;.
rirrb
blotches
of
dirty
col-rod
paint,
a
show
of
passes,
hio
employees
who
"don't
n
'
a
l;
:
x"
and
a
maze
of
rcs-r
i'?:ons
add
up
to
a
big
headache
f"r
Canada's
wartime
ship
news
a
rort
that
U
further
obscured
by
relEnter
a
label
tuhl
dateline.
uatciiiic.
to
Vu
v..
UlUUjUItU
So
let's
all
work
with
on
acenrd
baov
thal
had
cn
trapped
in
the
Let's
beat
the
Hun's
io7ding
norde
Let
s
make
old
Hitler,
gi$p
r,nd
groan
That
we
won
the
war
through
Our
Victoi..'
Loan.
WJLLIAM
LEVtUETT
II
II
PfcllW
I
II
Hi
the
Victory
Loan
Campaig
n
by
Jack
Boothe
of
the
Vancouver
Province,
Van-
GOT
BABY
OUT
ALIVE
;
LONDON,
June
13:
iCP
Wriggling
through
a
small
window
ait.,
debits
of
a
bombed
bu.lding
three
This
is
a
war
to
thu
death.
'A
war
between
savagen
and
demo-racv
f)rrirH'iu
ly
a
secondary
steel
cell
in
the
.oridgchoute
w.iich
in
peacetime
'afforded
privacy
to
the
second
'wireless
man.
The
crew
are
doubled
up
and
the
passengers,
leas
important
in
the
voyage,
arc
tripled
up.
The
freighters
are
shared
out
to
the
vaiious
lints
iq
compensate
for
the
requisitioning
of
their
proud
liners,
now
operating
as
armed
merchantmen
and
troo,i
,
transports.
And
the
British
seaman
has
become
a
grim
guardian.
His
face
In
ihc
past
bespoke
free
and
easy
tolerance.
But
that
was
before
he
was
subjected
to
treacherous
machine-gunning
In
an
open
boat
and
bifore
he
was
fired
upon
while
clinging
desperately
to
a
life
raft.
fco;nc
Experiences
Now
he
is
angry.
Take
one
chief
steward
of
a
Dassenacr-earrvlni'
This
normally
miid-
manncreri
and
harrt.tn.mrrin
rn
.
w
BM..,v
uih,-
n.i
it..
i
.t
j.
.
t
1
.
hir.an
Waj:
thn
varv
cnitl
nf
Mlm
Kill
iliT
UlilUr
Ol
IMC
-w.j
apwM.
va
solid
guard
of
veterans,
and
behind
and
reasonl
coolnew
until
a
Tew
the
dirty
grey
paint
lie
more
thrilX
nicl
ns
.a8-
Yot
H
wai
he
who
ihc
and
romance
than
ever
put
Into
olher
said:
Monrel
or
Victoria
or
Saint
John
"lnc
8ioves
are
off
now.
Then.
In
tie
glistening
white
and
gold
was
a
tlmc
'nen
wc
P'ck
,braiq
days
of
peacetime.
,hcm
,Nazl
submarine
and
dive
I
Th!
war
has
changed
all
the
bornbcr
crews)
up,
wrap
them
In
spictynnd
son
efficien-y
of
those
ol8nkp,s
atd
give
them
hot
drinks
easy
i'days
of
passenger
list
hand-
and
smokes
treat
them
as
wv
.
.
.
.
...
n'nillrl
n
V
nn
n
1
1
.
',
auts
ana
long
neraided
arrivals;
of
nofab'es
who
talked
freely
and
skipners
who
related
minor
ad-ven'nres
merely
for
the
listening.
laday
drab
.
and
diriy,
their
numu
hidden
under
a
grey
(
j.ii..-unae
aiiu
revealed
oiiiy
on
uuiu
expect
ui
De
Lrpatrd
nnr
selves-but
no
more
of
that."
An
he
wharked
his
tlst
ion
the
coni-p"anlonway
wall.
He
told
of
seeing
German
-run
crews
shelling
open
boats
and
German
stukas
spraying
struggllnc
teamen
with
marhlne-mm
rir
in
asiukjiiy,
uie
nncrs
plod
.
ninv-(4uii
un
m.j
pori
at
ah
hums,
unspoken
,ey
ave
btcn
iven
ma"y
P
...j
DOrtUnltiME
Inn
100
man..
In
..
?f
,
f,ties'
n
my
way
of
"u
mi
weicomea.
li
ik
take
lanea
much
mucn
'niiU
of
.dcntiflcation
cards
and
rr.uui
persuasive
argument
to
teat
H
their
war-scarred
sides.
Suc-oevc
rings
of
veteran's
guards,
police,
customs,
and
lmmltrration
efficiais
have
to
be
passed.
Officers
Wary
The
purser
who
used
to
meet
newsmen
with
a
broad
smile,
a
pansenger
list
arid
..a,
,fie"lpful
Up
jnow
shrugs
an
applogy
and
looks
;as
though
he
were
guarding
the
crown
Jewels.
J
But"
both
passengers
and
crew.
the;
strain
of
a
hazardous
ocean
.crossing
behind
them,
are
usually
In
tlkatlve
mooj.
And
from
them
come
the
stories
of
adventure
on
the
high
seas.
They
recount
chapters
in
the
vital
battle
,
of
the
Atlantic,
stories,
of
running
fight
with
raiders,
of
thrilling-
rescues,
and
of
tragedy.
Passengers,
most
of
whom
are
on
pcrrmient
business
and
In
official
capacities,
come
dribbling
In
yy
do?ens
on
freighters
bearing
hjvw
fla,
which
in
peaetime
re-res-nted
the
ultra
deare
of
r-,rrf"-t
n
fiptvin
nsiunur
in.
I
i
f
't
Cabin
eiass
now
means
mere-
-
uicy
snow
no
compassion.
I'm
not
saying
we
should
retaliate,
although
I've
seen
the
Old
Man
have
a
time
restraining
his
gun
crew
jusH,
recently,
but
when
they
come
Into
our
hands
well
have
to
treat
them
In
future
like
the
swine
they
are
"
Central
Hotel
Central
Hotel
Arinrx
ISO
Heated
Room
Hot
Water
steam
Haths
Dining
Room
In
Connection
Mm.
C.
K.
IllMtk.
Proprietress
t.v
.
YES.i
We
1Uvir
Water
PlrVn.
Iln..r.
Wo.Mlwork.
Stoves
Connected.
Etc.
Oil
Burners
Cleaned
U.50
Chimneys
Swept
$jsi,
HANDY
.MAN
HO.MK
SPJtVICE
Phone
BLACK
735
DICTATORS
SATIRIZED
Lung
Awaited
Chaplain
I'icture
Finally
Arrives
on
Screen
of
Capitol
Theatre
j
'
The
much
discussed
satire
oji
Ih
present-day
dictatorships.
area!
Dictator."
starring
Charlie
j
Chaplain,
as
at
least
reached
the
i
screen
or
the
Capitol
Theatre
here.
after
having
been
long
awaited.
It
(was
featured
there
before
a
large
!
audience
last
night
and
will
be
re
peated
tonight
and
Saturday.
Charlie
Is
seen
in
this
picture
not
onlv
as
the
little
tramp
with
the
I
derby,
the
cane
and
awkwatdly
flt-tintr
shoes
but
in
'another
role
as
well
thut
of
a
mighty
dictator
rf
a
war-mad
power.
There
are
two
i
iirs
that
converse,
that
of
the
!
Httle
barber
from
the
ghetto
and
tr
ttory
of
the
palace.
!
Chaplain
talks
In
this
nlcture.
the
first
in
which
he
has
ever
been
Hv-a
''nfltlc
.frame.
As
a
mild
and
nathptlc
little
man.
his
speech
is
exactly
what
mlsht
be
fxneted.
As
he
mad
dictator,
he
thunders
end
roar,
rantr
and
crcams
in
an
undesipreable
gutturaL
In
Wte
of
the
dual
role
wh'ch
Chaphln
himself
has.
there
Is
an
Important
sunportlng
cast.
Taul-ette
Ooddard
Is
his
leading
lady
and
it
Is
she
with
whom
he
piavs
the
plennnt
romance
of
the
story.
Jark
Oaklc
Is
seen
as
the
rival
dictator
Or
courne.
Chaplain
represents
Hitler
and
Oakie.
Mussolini.
Welsh
Port
Plans
i
Shelter
Colonies
j
Cardiff
Lays
Ont
Complete
Up-lo-I
Date
Kesort
for
Itomlifil-Out
i
Folk
CARDIFF'.
Wales.
June
13
CP
"Shelter
Colonies."
the
first
of
what
may
be
a
widespread
development
are
being
built
outside
the
limits
or
this
Important
Wesh
port.
According
to
plan
approved
by
the
civic
authorities,
the
shelters
will
be
the
most
up-to-date
vut.
for
In
addition
to
providing
spacious
sleeping
and
sitting
accommodation
they
will
be
served
by
lighting,
heatinjr
and
drainage
facilities.
Attached
to
each
colonv
will
be
a
canteen
and
recreation
room,
and
baby
carriage
and
bicycle
sheds.
Built
of
reinforced
concrrtp
nph
buildlnc
will
accommodate
48
persons.
They
are
so
self-contained
that
thy
will
be
used
temporarily
for
housins
bombed-out
persons
until
new
home.
arc
found.
The
shelters
will
be
camouflaged
and
will
be
at
least
100
lect
apart
to
avoid
the
Possibility
of
more
than
one
beln"
hit
at
a
time.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J
Zarelll
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
15c
upp
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
V
atcr
Prince
Rupert,
B.C
Phone
281
P.O.
Hot
l!r,
Matinca
f
-
-
Teatu
r?
nuniir
.
CHAPLIN
Talks
!,.
it
ft
fc.k.
.
.
.
'
e-
r0,J
llGRJAll
uiLlATOR
iiilril
ine
l
or
a
I.;,..
Wurld
News
,rw,7w
Cumin
'
iVtn
Victory
Loan
Show
To
Be
Held
Sunday
On
Sufifl
arranaed
.
tory
Loan
:
Theatre
irr
y.
couple
of
w
t
number
wii
r
Women's
Scrt;
Next
Turj
,
a
demonstrav
Raid
Prote
CAN'T
STOP
Haw.
I'm
en
my
wow
i
...
Quaker
Pulled
wk..l
UUOllf
P..A.J
B-
I
-
'
'f
,J
THE
SEAL
'
QUALIH
COLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Tink
Salmon
p..kH
hi
ihe
onlr
lc,l
mnnlnc
romptnjr
h
n
H
thr
tear
round
PT'D
"1
Prlnre
Kupfrt
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
A
CfOOH
PUCK
TO
Bl
V
Have
You
Seen
the
New
FLKXSTKKL
...
LIVING
ROO.M
FL'UMTl
.
HE
i
t
-
i?
i
single
compact
unit.
No
coils.to
pop
up,
no
weor
strings
to
break.
It
is
sanitary.
Np
space
for
Uncollect
and
the
open
bottom
makes
cleaning
easy
ly
In
this
city
by
us.
PHONE
775
Trains
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
(he
Kast
Mondar.
UVHnml.
Kridav.
G
n.ni.
Alr-Condltloned
SleeDinc
and
Dlnln?
Cx
.is.
w
.to
Steamers
Jcave
Prince
Kupcr
for
Vancouver
on
Thursday
and
Saturdays
11:30
p.m.'
calUmr
at
Ocean
FalU
"
i
owcii
liivcr
For
Pull
Information
and
Reservation,
etc
Call
or
Write
CITY
TICKET
OFFICE,
523
3rd
Avenue
Phone
2C0
Prince
Rupert.
Aeents
for
Trans-Canada
Air
Un"