M.'.y
21.
1941-
S
73
40
oz.
SV.CO
Hin
HORSt
OISTIIURS
tTD.
ClASOOW
U.
UUKMTT
jjr.K
lit
stair
to
a
Sl'KClAL
Round-Trip
'CATION
FARES
TO
TUB
IMIAIKIES
Ticktls
on
Sale
.11
A
K
fi,
7,
S
ltre
our
liance
to
set
that
njpd-ror
vacation,
t'
visit
imd
and
relatives
on
the
I'Jiries
or
cs
far
east
as
Port
tl)ux
SjKifial
low
fare
aie
lM
in
roaches,
tourist
ami
'uidard
sleeping
cars.
PTlllX
LIMIT
30
DAYS
ws
are
allowed
anvwhere
(a
route,
including
world-t.iinous
'"Per,
the
playerouiul
of
the
wkies.
-
:it
to
quote
farc3.
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
Mike
Our
Store
Your
Shopping
Headquarters
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
I'llONU
547
Tom
Lee
&
Son
"house
ok
fink
foods"
5
ne
shipment.
27x54
Bjy
B''U..h
Good.,
if
FAQ2
HV3
TH2
DA1L7
RET73
s.
-
VHITE
MIORtSE
SCOTCH
WHISKY
WHI
InuaJvertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
0l
Hoard
or
uy
ine
vjovernmeni
oi
unusn
vnumbia.
LASTED
BY
BLITZ
gaudy-painted
basement
whose
walls
were
lined
with
sketches
of
the
crowded
bar.
tomers.
;
Honored
Pictures
I
Airmen
narticularly
were
th3
fav-I
rites
and
the
crayon-artist,-w'th
:
his
uncut
hair
and
brilliant
tweeds,
ihad
the
walls
covered
with
portraits
of
D.
F.
C.
Winners
or
those
of
:
others
whose
names
wqre
un
known
in
the
club.
Even
on
the
almost-hal'owccl
spot
the
bar
mirror-reserved
for1
prlfces
of
liquor,
was
the
picture
of
,
.one,
tousled-hair
Canadian
D.F.C.
'winner.
Beneath
was
the
news
nnner
Storv
of
his
exploits.
In
such
an
atmosphere
the
adians
would
sit
through
many
an
ajr
raid,
arguing
about
everything
,
in
general
but
agreeing
on
a
least
one
topic
and
that
was
that
the
club
was
bound
to
"get
It"
some
night.
And
they
were
right.
Canada
At
War
25
Years
Ago
May
20.
1916:
Sir
Robert
mhlpH
Sir
Douglas
Haig
re-
iquestlng
thorough
test
of
the
Ross
'rifle,
used
by
Canadian
forces.
I
Prime
Minister
H.
H.
Asqulth
sworn
in
sv
member
of
Irish
Privy
Hundreds
ol
peopv
try
a
"spot"
In
the
Dally
News
classified
column
and
get
good
results.
Uf
When
You
Want
a
Kellable,
Comfortable,
Dependable
PHONE
1
3
24
Hour
Service
at
Regular
Rates
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
A
GOOD.
PLACE
TO
BUY
IMPORTED
IUUTISU
SCATTER
RUGS
PHONE
775
$6.50
KILL
UNFIT
I
the
elderly
people
In
the
hospital
which
their
weakened
bodies
could
i
tl
Tft
flpori
.j.
I
were
dying
In
Increasing
numbers,
not
stand.
riOW
1U
VxlCall
I
and
d
vine
on
certain
days.
i
Front
ttao
pulpits
In
Germany
Ca-,
t
rt
ee
Tl
TM
PUDM
A
KlVi
Priests
Discover
11
:thollc
priest3
began
10
unveil
11,18
A
LOnCe-r
Ot
UN
VXIjflmArS
I
I
These
ori&sts
discovered
that
sya-
appalling
itory.
They
delivered
ser-
i
i
tematlc
tematic
euOianasia
eutnanasia
was
was
being
Deing
prac-
prac-
nvjns
nvjns
protesting
protesting
against
against
euuianaaa
eumanasa
Don,t
Turn
0ut
.
Ruthless.
AdJpn
of
Gestapo
in
Keith
ti:ed
In
this
hoapital.
The
old
and
and
sterilization,
and;
the
wefe
,
Through
Ba41y.
Is
Detailed
-
I
imcuraDiy
incurably
ill
m
were
wcif
being
unus
killed
iu.icu
off
i
strengthened
sirengmenra
in
in
their
iner
stand
wnu
on
uu
Dp-,
if-,
;
'
u
the
Vio
lnlMtlrm
injection
of
of
small
imflll
nimnUtifS
quantities
cember
,v,t.
1R
16
u
th
Ue
rWrpp
decree
nf
of
i'np
the
Vat-'
Vat-'
V-CI1V
UU11C
UV
UU'Vl
t
lX
iiU4
v
r-v
-
iro
frouinrvi
rva
r
....
....
.
an
Inferior
Drink
Cleaned
Vessel
:
by
by
WAeHTNr,TnN
Mav
-!
CPi-
-
Uy
MICHAEL
STRAIGHT
of
poison
into
their
veins.
The
fcan
which
hap
been
quoted
and
Coffec.making
ma
as
old
as
In
the
New
Republic
i
poison
was
one
which
causes
death
which
warned
that
euthanasia
was
bm
bfew
ig
o(U,n
spoU.
The
facts
are
these:
In
Severn-
ia"a
f?
JI
C0IUrary
W
"ie
148
ed
by
the
condition
of
tta
perccla
85,Q0Q,
bUnd,
Incurably
111
or
aged
tbat
was
nnneMarllv
unnecessarily
The
rpolv
of
the
Nazis
was
drastic
tor.
says
one
of
the
capital's
nrcm-
of
these
priesw
me
uewapo
xounu
tHin
lnpnf
m.
are
some
een-
nrmLm.
wr.
nl,i
H-th
hv
the
rng
imorlsoned
n
tlal
"rules
of
the
coffee-pot":
GestapoT
They
were
put
to
death
VSm
reooVted
until
the
concentration
camps,
and
the
pub-i
1.
Rtoe
pot
immediately
after
las
casually
as
the
S.P.C.A.
chloro--
of
the
dacree
in
tlje
you
empty
grounds.
.
X
i
Nazis
found
an
even
simple,
meth-
.
that
not
fnm..
QnH
Germanv
was
forbU1.
2.
Wash
in
water
as
..
.
.
vrhlcri
involved
no
C03t
at
au.
-
.
..,
j..
Tney
were
not
k
lied
for
mercy,
v.
flen-
Deen
uca
ur
"
"
-t
Alr
.
.
..
iiAtrf
Injected
irtn
into,
the
hP
buhbl?f
re.
b
u
where
They
killed
because
hev
could
were
were
Kinea
Decause
couiu
"
iney
-ne,
to
and
chosen
die
th
Toriav
the
nract
ce
of
euthana-
.
.
no
ionger
manufacture
guns
in
ro-
h
ln9vantaneous
when
the
ria
ls
i,,,
continuing
in
Gennany
a
ibi
turn
for
the
food
which
they
con-
-
.
tho
.
M,rf
,
...
-tv,L
4.
4.
Rinse
Rfnje
wttt
with
witn
w
sumcd:
because
the
German
bofpl-
Refu-
(
ite
has
been
Intensified.
boiling
water
to
re
move
all
traces
of
soap.
5.
Let
separate
parte
lers;
because
their
death
was
the
Relative
of
tbe
victims
wore
nev-
gees
report
tat
.
religious
eancaucn
cuifhly
bptween
makings,
muI
w!,
M,Hn,i
Bn,.
er
told,
of
course.
They
merely
re-
has
been
abolished,
and
Sunday
lalist,
doctrine
of
racial
surwriority
ceivea
smaji
on,.
num.
:,V.
T
ZT
,
TiT.nd
U:UI
victim's
abes.
Nor
could
the
truth
of
the
Hitler
'.
.
the
survival
of
the
physically
ap
m
escape
easily
fran
Germany.
The
Deucher
Medphen
and
the
Ar-
LQNiDON,
May
v
2..
21.
(Cp,
(Cr)
Terry
lerry
..u-
n..i,u
o,i
ot
wanViino.
hlbthient
are
dlscotraeed
from
stone.
13
months,
so?
survivor
or
r;T..:
"
d'rK:l
01
.n-
f
u"!-r"r
z::;
:
.
.m.
rhnW
Abhev.
mon-
a
famiiv
of
n
wikd
by
-
a.
bomb.
L-l.
Iliai
4&VVVAAUkM
fct
v-
-
-
'
'
-
7-.
r
-
I
ment,
ment.
made
made
foggy
foggy
by
by
tobacco
tobacco
smoke,
smoke,'
'
oh
)n
wurtmnbure
In
September
broke
out
in
the
for-n
of
consul-
Kcicn
irom
numania.
nuia
uu
.uuv-t..
"
I
"
.....
,
that
Canadian
sailors.
soldierR
and
......
iov--
in
mimitinne
fActnries.
thr.
Baltic
countries.
baby
was
wearing
ii
.iuii
I
or
ranauriHS
is
:
me
priesis
oi
uracil
uiwjccu
niau
...
-
.
1a
torfd
,.
airmen
sat
and
drank,
sanf
to
the
!
'
t
.
..
.
i,.
,iif
iinnii.mz
....
-
-.
'piano
or
danced
with
the
hostessesl
,Jl
'
...
..
amid
the
once-sturdy
palms
whirhi
a
'ncw
hung
limply
on
cords
around
?
'CP'-
Per-
the
discolored
pillars.
,
ftinich
to
those
Quaint
Characters
;
v,it
I)
the
'Can-;
Down
there
ihe
Canadians
'
mnst.lv
nf
flp.er;
found
assorted
It
was
there
In
that
hidden
base
gravel
notes
of
Archy's
venerable
drinks
and
companionship
of
their'i
own
countrymen,
to
say
npthin'
of
i
the
hostesses
or
"Old
Liz"
tne
b)ix-
om
flower
seller
who
peddled
her
blossoms
and
thea
paid
the
club'
i
lor
selling
rights
by
spending
her
j:
takings
on
raw
Eln.
The
customers
she
rewarded
by
singing
ojftymo,!
music
hall
favorites.
'
At
first
Liz
would
protest
feebly
with
"Oi
cahnt
sing
dearie."
But
bolstered-
by
several
more
neat
gins
Drovlded
by
affable
customtfis
she.
u-n.iM
romfltn
hpslflp
the
tliailt)
lOlll.'
nuuiu
.
v.
..h...
"
i-
i
i
t
they
feel
their
after
anyone
was
paying
attention
,
to
her
cracked
voice
ana
puuxup,
attempts
at
"tap
dancing."
The
name
of
anyone
wljo
had
been
in
the
place
more
than
once.
was
remembered
bv
the
hostesses
and
Archy
who
would
sit
for
eight-hour
stretches
pounding
out
requested
songs
and
providing
"theme
.songs"
for
the
entry
of
new
cus
air
thor-
.
j
x
-1
AnlvAM
Airnp
rxtr
o
ithority
was
not
discovered
at
once,
natient,
in
Oorma.y
given
astenes
anc
ven
are
na
"
Therr
Is
n
biff
howital
near
Nr-
deaui
senwnce
.wimtb
.
"
:
IL'
t,
,
f,tiu
Hn.
th-
Twenty
-Five
Years
Agq
May
21,
191C
F.
Nation,
secretary
of
the
British
Columbia
branch
of
,
the
Cana
dlan
Patrlort'.c
Fuftd,
14
a
visitor
in
Prince
Rupert.
He
will
spea
iiv
3t.
Andrew's
Anglican
Church
Dald
J.
Rs'.ny.
picrieer
prospector
of
th
Stewart:
district,
who
sustained
serious
Injuries
in
a
fall
('.'
a
clTf
i-
be!rT
rcujhtj
to
Tim
r'ty
frtcn
the
north
on
the
Prines
Albert
this
.jyenlrig.
He
will
be
placed
hi
hfispftal.
Ifish
handlers
ori
the
local
wajer-fror
ore
out
on
-4rike.
They
are
demanding
Cft:
an
hsur
for
;
Sunday
and
night
work.
COIOItFUL
FINANCE
VICHY,
Miy
21:
(CP)
A
new
503-Jraw;
bill
to
b
Issued
by
the
Bank
of
Frarrt
will
be
colored
mauve,
yellow
and
green
and
carry
date
of
the
invention
cf
the
iMnoiFF
in
m
iism
.
iTim
F
Among
Men.
MMrlM
W
You'll
feci
like
a
million
dollars
the
minute
you
step
out
in
jBm
!
JF
fiiift
now
new
uniform
unirnrm
now
now
re
rcaUy
lor
you.
loiru
ncamaii
M
I
m'l
nmoiii!
men.
n
ilal
coir
in
Canada's
great
mobile
war
machine.
You
arc
neelril
to
handle
fi,,s
tanks,
armoured
cars
and
other
motorized
equipment.
Canada
is
waiting
for
YOU
to
spark
them
to
victory.
Canada
wants
ACTION.
You
want
ACTION.
This
is
your
chaneo
to
it.
Tim
Canadian
Active
Army
Teiuircs
men
for
Artillery,
Engineers,
Signals,
Armoured
Cars,
Tanks,
Infantry,
Transport
and
Supply,
Medical
and
Ordnance
and
other
branches
of
llie
Service.
The
Army
is
prepared
to
teach
many
trades
and
to
train
you
to
ellieienlly
or
ACTIVE
SERVICE
handle
Canada's
weapons
of
war.
Go
to
jour
nearest
District
lletruiliiig
Ollicc.
Ffrd
out
about
these
Units;
how
they
work,
what
theydo.
See
just
whcreyoit'
fit
in.
See
where
any
particular
skill
you
possess
can
best
be
utilized.
Tlieu
join
up
for
ACTION
!
RECRUITING
OFFICE
Apply
to
Nearest
DISTRICT
or
-Any
Local
Armory
RATES
OF
PAY
IN
THE
RANKS
$1.30
per
Day
with
Board,
Lodging,
Clothing,
Medical
and
Dental
care
provided.
EXTRA:
(1)
Rates
varying
from
2Sf
to
75f
per
day
for
skilled
tradesmen
while
employed.
(2)
Dependent
Allowances
in
Cash:
$35
to
wife,
$12
each
per
month
for
2
children
only
3
dependents
per
soldier.
DEPARTMENT
OF
NATIONAL
DEFENCE
CANADA
s-t'-
1
J
,
4j
1
!
Mi
i
m