a:
rJcS7.Wll.
FADE
lBRr
T
PKEPARINC,
FANCY
DISHES
OF
SMOKE
AND
FLAME
FOR
HUN
i'
'
:.-f
f
vK.
v'
"
-if
I
lit
In
what
might
truly
be
called
a
"hell's
kitchen"
somewhere
In
Canada,
these
women
are
busily
engaged
cooking
up
a
menu
of
smoke
and
flame
for
the
Nazis.
They
produce
parachute
flares
for
lighting
up
bomb
targets,
smoke
shells
for
obsc-
uring
troop
movement
and
a
wide
variety
of
other
pyrotechnics.
Although
the
woman
at
the
left
a
ppears
to
be
spreading
a
batch
of
fancy
cockles,
she
Is
actually
laying
out
igniter
caps
for
smoke
c
artridge.
The
workers
at
right
are
welding
case
for
parachute
flares.
.
CHAMBER
IN
SESSION
ttcMthi
Dinner
MccCins
Ohm
ussed
newly
organized
Ketchikan
Junior
which
had
Just
been
held
when
it
polntment
as
city,
commissioner.
so
a
letter
letter
has'
nas
been
oeen
sent
m
rn
r
nnti
-
m
niin
nvi
unri
i
riu
urac
rt
nr
1
n
tjrt
1
r
nninnnn
iu
iiri
i
mi
1
...
......nisn
mints
under
discussion
in
.
-
-
.
II
lWiiiumvt
r-orta
IffiBLJfMji-;
nection
with
.these
mattej
t
w
v.
Hpnrv
Ci"lc
Centre
Prosress
ruorce
pil
was
C.
O.
Ham
.
mpmber.
connection
,
,nttfr
from
the
ndertaklng
LINEMKN
IN
KHAKI
'iiTO,.j.A7gBWIBI
s
1
:
.
.
.
j.i..o
hpinir
hiiiH.
nlontr
Canada's
coasts
rol
.in
the
.
n.awng
an
Unsung
bu
-vital
that
are
the
nerve-
,
Coma
of
Slg
nals
men
cf
the
Royal
Canadian
Mevtes
and
the
air
stations
and
-m
It
Is
thes
e
men
1""
the
the
whole
system.
we
ability
y
to
communicate
with
ing
h
defence,
each
ur
hav
-.aval
wall
of
yards
Into
one
&
llnema
1
8
y
a.
a
moment's
notice.
In
the
upper
p
h
-to
a
members
RC
in
lower
left
a
typical
"wire
doctor
Is
si
recrult-
em
erliarged
during
the
present
is
being
rvice,
rg,
'S
splice
a
submarine
cable.
This
branch
oMhe
s
m8
campaign.
SURVIVORS
TELL
HOW
THREE
I
'COMRADES
DIED
OF
EXPOSURE
(Continued
trum
Page
One)
I
minutes
nilllULVD
but
UUb
was
jjv--j
pretty
well
'
all
In
I
After
another
run
around
In
the
1
ashore
rapidly,
possibly
ahead
of
thp
survivors
themselves.
It
was
I!
t
,
picked
up
almost
Immediately.
Later
In
the
night
McRae's
body
came
ashore
and
was
also
recovered.
Both
ken
Queen
Cnar.
Lieut.
l.lfUL.
-
Jack
tftlrk.
McRae,
mikab,
a
"
manner
01
,olte
mi..
uy
P1ltcu
1
Av.nn
aboard,
the
Via
tug
Tl.rr
...
....
.
an
invitation
to
members
01
tne
formation
of
an
Asscciauon
ana
Junior
chamber
recognizing
-"t-ocal
chamber
to
go
north
for
the
the
drawing
up
of
constitution
and
h
honor
conferred
upon
him
In
JJX!!
JwrJcSfof
.imusuiai
ui
uic
iicmiuvau
vnom-
ujiu
"o.
""'w"
.
v..v.
ueing
acicticu
.00
a.
......-v.
-
Bentlnck
also
drifted
ashore;
ber
on
June-24
when
tiie
charter
that,
as
soon
as
the
Victory
Loan
i
party
represenUng
the
Navy
In
R,
ha
d
acknowledged
that
Capt.
will
be
presented
and
officers
in-
liKl
drive
as
over,
plans
would
accompanying
tne
lorcn
01
rrce-
COurtour
had
done
eyerythln?
pos-s.ailcd
with
Governor
of
Alaska
be
set
in
active
motion
for
the
dom
across
Canada.
...
.
h
,
under
the
circum-
r.iiiii
u
P.riiKnlno
ox
flip
nrlnfl-
r
ornivil
t.n
hp
hp'id
this
fall
to
.
Tourist
nircclion
ti
.
.j-
(l
.fn.nnn
uiit-ofc
1
uvi'uiQ
v...
i'
"
-
7-
-
j
-
Stancco.
lie
nioue
opt.
viai
inci
hil
c
pal
speaker.
Appreciation
for
tht
raise
funds
for
the
tivlc
centre.
If;
l.
m.
Felsentjial,
for
the
tourist
to
the
valient
rescue
efforts
of
Mor-"
mp
lTinc''
inv.iatlon
will
be
extended
to
Ket-
necessary,
a
special
general
meet-
bureau
committee,
reported
that
ganj
the
cook
r
fammcrce
held
cnlkan
although
wartime
regula-
ing
of
the
Junior
Chamber
will
be
i
figures
were
being
obtained
on
'.
a
Fatal
Mistake
monthly
dinner
uons
prevent
its
being
accepted,
held
during
the
summer
months,
jthe
cost
of
better
direction
boards
McR8e,
Richards
believed,
had
ur
prior
to
the
Mf
Rlvett
reported
on
behalf
of
A
resolution
from'Penllcton
Jun-
for
the
benefit
of
tourists
at
the
made
a
fatal
mstake
when
he
took
of
meeting
a
committee
which
had
inter-
ior
Chamber
of
Commerce
which
Canadian
National
and
govern-
off
hls
overcoat
and
shoes
before
!
G
'l'man
was
in
viewed
.
City
Commissioner
D.
J.
would
have
criticized
Premier
T.
D.Wnt
wharves
and
it
was
expected
takln,
tp
the
raft
1
m.vi
'
a
fair
at-
Matheson
In
regard
to
traffic
mat-
I'attullo
for
his
action
in
conncc
to
have
these
boards
up
soon.
AU
wcre
fully
dressed
when
they
r.
.
:r,
onrt
immniiirv
nlappH
around
tlon
with
the
Dominion-provincial;
Robert
Parker
had
nothing
to
took
to
the
water.
routine
nature,
the
city.
Mr.
Matheson
Is
to
be
conference
on
the
Uowell-Sirols
re-
'.report
in
regard
to
the
community
"We
could
not
have
survived
even
......
.linn
i
nf
f
mrJ
more
takpn
laKen
on
on
a
a
tcur
01
of
aome
of
the
port
was
filed
as
was
also
a
chest
proposal.
for
a
few
minutes
longer
in
the
con-
quesuonnane
uum
mc
juiuui
'inc
meeung
was
umucu
uw.
water,
icnaras
opinea.
wnn
no
t
Chamber
of
Ccmmer:e
In
connec-
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
means
of
lighting
a
fire,
no
shelter,
tion
with
the
Rowell-Sirois
report.
0f
Brltsh
Columbia,
at
its
recent
we
would
not
have
been
able
even
n
reported
reported
progress
progress
In
in
-a
leiier
nas
Deen
sent
oy
ine
convention
in
unnuwacK,
nan
ai-
w
remain
aiive
on
snore
naa
it
noi
with
the
civic
centre
Junior
Chamber
to
D.
J.
Matheson
proved
an
idea
of
the
local
Junior
been
for
the
good
fortune
of
telling
of
a
meeting
Congratulating
.him
upon
his
ap-
chamber
in
regard
to
the
promo-
n!r
the
hospitality
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
!
'.
tlon
of
sale
of
war
savings
stamps
Bietush'
farm
house.
and
pprtlficatos.
Mr.
Richards
pxnlalnrH
thp
nnr
norrpsnondencc
at
last
night's
nose
for
which
the
trin
had
been
meeting
Included
letters
from
the
madr
In
charge
of
air
base
con
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
of
strnct'nn
work
at
Seal
Cove,
Prince
Canada
drawing
attention
to
the
Rupert.
Mr.
Richards
had
decided
forthcoming
national
convention
to
make
the
week-end
trio
for
the
af.
winnlnpn
June
23
to
25.
In
re-
purpose
of
ortranizlnz
work
on
a
gard
to
rntry
In
a
fire
prevention
-r-l-nrt
for
the
grading
of
six
contest
"and
acknowledged
a
state-
miles
of
the
Graham
Island
High
ment
from
the
local
chamber
in
way
southward
from
Port
Clements,
regard
to
war
activities.
MrtfF-
was
to
have
been
in
charge
'A
Calsary
carnival
promotion
of
the
work
and
accompanied
Mr.
concern
soueht
to
be
identified
Richards
in
order
to
look
over
the
with
the
staging
of
the
proposed
'oh
pnd
make
arrangements
for
,
civic
c?ntre
carnival
here
and
a
llvlwr
nuarters
for
himself
and
his
Vancouver
arts
publishing
company
hr'de
of
two
months.
Lorenzen
was
wanted
m
sen
pictures
ui
nunc
lading
me
opportunity
10
go
over
-
.
1
I
.
...i
.t
.U
111
and
n
a...-......
.
1
i
.
'
Minister
Winston
Churchill.
CAMPAIGN
MOVES
ON
Forty
Per
Cent
of
$350,000
Objective
In
This
City
i
Now
'
Achieved
Prlnco
Rurert
has
now
reached
about
the
forty
per
cent
mark
of
It
$350,000
oblectlve
In
the
Victory
Loan
campaign.
The
total
up
to
to
hoot.
last
nlaht
was
$145,000
for
the
first
five
days
of
the
campaign
which
continues
until
June
21.
With
"ever
two
weeks
yet
to
go
and
considerable
territory
yet
to
be
canvassed,
there
Is
every
indication
that
the
obiectlve
will
be
fully
achieved.
Meantime
Prince
Rupert's
progress
compares
favorably
with
that
in
other
parts
of
the
province.
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Shipbuilders
and
Kncineers
Iron
and
llrass
Ca.stltiKS
Lleitrlf
and
Acetylene
Wcldlnc
Specialists
on
Sawmill
and
Mining
Machinery
All
Types
of
Gas
Engines
rtepalred
and
Overhauled
renew
acquaintances
on
the
unen
Charlotte
Islands,
planning
to
return
to
Prince
Rupert
on
the
Camo;un.
Th
survivors
were
accompanied
-
P-ince
Rupert
bv
Serjeant
Alex
n-r.har.
chief
of
nrovincial
police
for
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
who
bad
eharse
of
the
Investigation
of
tbo
troppdy.
Also
coming
In
to
give
evldrne".
at
the
Inquest
was
a
man
namert
Christiansen
who
found
Mc-Rae's
body.
Whn
vrvn
lnvpt
'n
Victory
Bonds
"
'""eft.
In
Victory
with
inter-.
THE
SEAL
of
QUALITY
m
(JOLD
SEAL
Kancy
Red
Sockcyc
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
jalmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert
Man
in
the
Moon
wovpi
and
carried
ashore,
aoilUiC.
ims
X
ila
U
omrs
Will
a
wm
iaiu
wwu
uran
wav
...
w.
was
about
7
p.m
four
men
were
almost
utterly
ex
haustcd.
In
their
own
minds,
al
though
they
did
not
disclose
It
to
,
one
another,
they
had
given
up
all
t
hope.
Then
Morgan
said
mai
nis
foot
had
touched
bottom.
This
was
100
feet
offshore.
On
reaching
shore,
the
men
crawled
up
the
beach
on
hands
and
knees.
After
resting
a
while
Richards
and
No-cation
saw
a
man
pass
along
a
nearby
road.
They
hailed
him
but,
the
man
believing
it
was
only
a
passing
greeting,
called
back
"Hel-ln"
and
nassed
on.
Richards
fol
lowed
him
and
came
up
to
the
iomhntKP
nf
nob
Bletush.
Then
they
went
back
to
assist
the
others
to
the
house.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bietush
did
everything
to
make
the
four
men
comfortable,
filling
them
with
hot
black
coffee
and
giving
them
dry
and
warm
clothing.
Meanwhlla
Dr.
Duncan
McColl
had
been
called
from
Queen
Charlotte
City
and
arrived
at
9
D.m..
At
2
a.m.
the
four
men,
suffering
from
exposure
and
pvhnnstion.
were
taken
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Hospital.
Peter
Lorenzen's
body
drifted
liquor
store.
I
I
wish
I
were
a
tourist
With
mazuma
to
snend
No
pcsky
war
to
bother
me
Or
victory
cash
to
lend.
I
too
misht
strut
around
the
streets
Of
Usk
or
Tlmbuctoo.
Just
wait
until
this
war
Is
done,
111
go
off
there
with
you.
Did
you
see
that
despatch
from
London
sugsestlne
that
Hon.
C.
D.
Howe
may
be
aked
to
join
the
Churchill
government
In
England.
Howe
would
he
get
there?
vnn
and
I
and
all
the
rest
with
out-
united
dollars-will
be
the
ones
who
will
put
this
victory
loan
over.
Adolf
Hitler
woke
up
one
day
and
found
himself
In
a
strange
bed.
"Where
am
I?"
he
gasped.
,
"You
are
In
an
Enellsh
hosnltal.''
a
doctor
told
him.
"We've
captured
you."
I
"How
are
things
getting
on'
.
asked
Hitler.
1
"Well."
said
the
doe...
"British
ships
aro
In
command
of
the
seas."
'Oh."
said
Adolf,
"I'll
soon
push
them
out."
"
1
"And
British
troops
are
penetrat-!
ins
everywhere."
"Really?
I'll
soon
pus'.l
them1
ouf
1
"And
the
R.A.F.
lads
are
sweeping
the
skies."
"Oh,
I'll
soon
push
them
out."
"Yeah."
added
the
doc.,
"And
I've
just
given
you
a
blood-transfusion
from
little
Solly
Isaacs
In
the
next
bed.
Now
push
that
out!"
Here's
a
nrp-rnt'onln
stor.'
mVwd.
mv
pal
Jock
McTavish.
Jock
went
into
a
restaurant
with
his
wife,
and
VEGETABLES
In
Season
Kept
Gardcn-Frcsh
and
Crisp
Under
Vapor
Sprays
at
Iteas-onable
Prices.
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STOKE
Phones
18
&
19
P.O.,Px
575
ordered
a
couple
of
Juley
steaks.
The
waiter
presently
noticed
that
Mrs.
Mac
was
hall-way
through
her
strak.
but
Jock
hadn't
even
started
'
on
his.
"Why.
sir,"
he
Inquired,
"Is
m.
tt
tf.nrlvto
arrivpfl
VPsler-
vfiur
Kfjnk
Iniinh?"
1
Hie
llioh
wuw
j
w
...
"
-
-
himself.
Finally,
Lorenzen's
body
d
,
Jocal
p.,,.
found
No."
said
Jock.
"I'm
Jut
walt-
'
j
.1
throunh
v,
iho
the
life
nfo
buoy.
hnov"
I
'
.
..
in
(nr
mv
wlfp
to
finish
with
our
riinnprf
time
to
be
nice
to
them
several
",
.
Ur
t
lw.vt
n.
In
4VlA
hll
S
fld
V
VUIIlIll
IIUlllV
The
remaining
g0
and
what
to
avoid-
In
spite
MacMlllaiy
"I
heard
the
conductor
of
that
some
of
them
went
to
the
say
to
a
J
"Youni
have
to
pay
HIM
late
iur
Wlilt
Cllliu.
he
o
he's
a'
day.
"What
Impertinence!"
she
said.
"Why.
I'vo
only
been
married
nine
years."
Never
mind
about
tha
true
fesslons,
Tady-.
Tay
full
fire
or
get
off!"
Timely
Recipes
STEAK
AND
RICE
CASSEROLE
2
tablespoons
butter
2
tablespoons
green
pepper,.
chopped
-
'
'
.
i
can
tomato
soup
3'
cuds
cooked
rice
1
pinch
pepper
lk
fho
hntt.pr.
arid
choDDed
'
t
M--w-
.,v
A
few
people
act
as
If
they
want-
green
pepper
and
chopped
onion
ed
tn
see
the
victory
before
they
put
and
cook
until
soft.
Then
add
the
their
money
Into
the
loan.
tomato
soup,
well-drained
cooked
rice,
and
pepper.
Stir
rarefully
un-
rA
uav
fmm
nnhlin
went
to
in
topIi
mivprf
Put
into
a
casserole
1111
u.u
oJ
.
..
v.
.
.
.......
-
a
health
resort
in
France
to
take
and
arrange
raw
chopped
steaks
on
the
cure.
She
was
taking
homf
a
the
top.
bottle
when
she
got
to
the
customs
Chopped
Steaks
Mix
together
officer
who
asked
her
what
was
in
cne
pounds
ground
round
steak,
tne
pottle,
lis
waier
irum
uic
iy2
teaspoons
sail
ana
re
wb&ijwjii
Spa,"
said
she.
He
sniffed.
"Not
pepper.
Shape
intr
flat
patties
and
this."
said
he.
So
she
sniffed.
"Faith
put
on
the
Spanish
rice.
Put
cas-
t
1
.
it
a
t
it
and
yer
honor
ana
sure
a
mirucie
seroie
unaer
me
Drouer
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orou
has
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Is
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one
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by
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