A
salvo
from
the
British
cruiser
Norfolk
is
aimed
at
the
Nazi
super-battleship
Bismarck
In
the
engagement
on
May
27
in
the
Straits
or
Denmark
between
Greenland
and
Iceland.
The
battle
ended
when
the
Bismarck
sank
beneath
the
waves
after
having
been
hit
repeatedly
with
torpedoes
and
shells.
The
guns
on
the
Norfolk
are"eight-ln
hers,
and
the
low
elevation
would
indicate
that
the
range
was
close.
In
this
same
battle
H.M.S
Hood
was
sunk
AIR
A
PR
OR
A
TQ
tnlnk
qulcJc
or
die"
head
over
neels
m
e
al1-
iliV
riVIV
JiJn
1
0
sergeant-observer.
"I
prefer
to
then
dropped.
I
thought
I
was
tnmk
Qul:k"
done,
but
in
the
same
second
I
C
AirnTV
I
IIPP
uA
Vfcil
LI
yEiU
Dtscrlblne
tn.e
episodei
he
said:
somehow
got
my
finger
in
the
ring
I
"We
were
hit
by
flak
over
Oer-
of
my
own
parachute
and
pulled.
.
many
and
the
plane
only
Just
stag-1
"Then
I
started
to
float
down.
It
Split.SeOond
Action
And
A
Couple
gered
DacJc
acr0Ss
the
channel.
We
was
as
easy
as
that
and
I
reckoned
ui
mms
umugiu
inem
saieiy
tWire
tod
bal
out
bu,
,he
everythlne
was
O.
K.
I
heard
later
To
Earth
LONDON,
July
3:
(CP)
How
he
saved
the
life
of
an
unconscious
1
V-
:-4'
.
gunner
was
unconscious."
'that
they
picked
up
the
gunner
There
was
no
time
to
bring
him
alive."
round.
The
sergeant
lowered
him-
self
through
the
trap-door,
"cling-
KOV1NO
CRICKET
"G
KEATS
rear-gunner
when
they
had
to
bale
ing
like
a
monkey
round
his
waist,
1
;
;
1
1
y
f
p
BELFAST.
Julv
3:
tCP
The
out
of
their
crippled
bomber
was
The
navigator
In
the
plane
held
war
is
causing
well
known
sports-
wia
oy
a
sergeant-onserver
in
the
his
arms.
man
o
appear
In
strange
cities.
R.
A.
f.
it
was
a
case
of
split-
"I
yelled
O.
K.
and
the
other
Recently
Hedley
Verity,
veteran
In-
Immediately
feasible
second
action
as
the
two
men
fell
man
released
his
arms.
As
we
fell
ternatlonal
tiro,
and
N
W.
D.
,
viv
Mr.
Hmir.
-WW
u.
"In
the
R.
A.
F.
you
have
to
"As
I
released
my
hold
of
him
are
Yorkshire
cricketers.
Kf
m
fl&
$
T
1207
Water
St
Uf
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Prince
Rupert
to.
Ifit
British
Columbia
1
(tf,
i'V
-fc1fT5W
Mir
....rjft.-.t
.
Thut-saay.
Juiy'3.
194f.
FAQ2
HV3
AS
TIE
ROYAL
NAVY
CAUGHT
THE
BISMARCK
FAT
FISH
,
AT
JASPER'
Trout
in
Malih
Lake
Aftrak
Pound
And
Half
in
VMtht
jasper
parK
LOb-afc,
July
3:
--Speckled
trout
filing
In
the
Malljne
watershed
Is
haw
fated
better
than
for
many
years.
Reports
from
fishing
parties
who
al
ready
have
visited
Medicine
and
Maltghc
Lakes
ate
that
larger
and
better
fed
flsh
are
beint
cauiht
this
season.
JBete-tal
''button"
fish
have
been
registered
from
the
fly
fishing
area
at
(he
head
of
the
Mallgne
River,
the
latent
bein
a
1
father
and
son
combination.
A.
E.
Pontlng
of
Berkley,
California
and
'his
15-year
old
son
Peter,
both
very
able
fly
casters.
The
speckled
trout
run
from
thirteen
to
sixteen
Inches
In
length
this
year,
are
well
fed
and
will
average
In
weljht
more
than
a
pound
and
a
half,
which
is
a
fine
sl2e
in
the
fan
waters
of
Mallgne
River.
In
Medicine
Lake
heavier
trout
have
been
registered
with
the
game
warden,
many
being
.over
two
pounds.
Returns
To
His
Tatalrose
Farm
B.
Houren
Just
Returned
From
Tulsequah
Where
He
Investleaied
Farminr
..Conditions,".'"
B.
Hoiigen
OfiTatalrosa
arrived
back
in
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
after
spending
a
good
deal
of
a
year
at
Tulsequah.
His
real
object
in
visum
that
p'ire
was
to
In
V
TUt
noioiuni
ntDCAl
Shoi-from-Gi
W
-
M
nthe
tit
Watch
the
smiles
of
pleasure
your
family
will
Wear
at
vou
tempt
their
flawing
appetites
with
crisp,
tender
grams
of
Quaker
Puffed
Wheat
and
Quaker
Puffed
Rice.
So
deliriously
different
that
even
"dad"
will
greet
breakfast
with
new
eagerness
and
zest!
Each
full
ripened
grain
of
wheat
and
rk
Is
actually
"shot-from-guns".
Thus
NEW
IDEAS
ON
FOODS
By
Gladys
Arnold
.Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
OTTAWA
July
3:
(CP)
Because
Canadians
live
in
a
climate
where
their
figures
as
well.
unlocking
the
tiny
food
cll$,i.rnk.
ing
it
easier
to
get
food
energy
more
quickly.
Give
your
family
a
new
taste-treat
f
Thrill
thtm
with"
delicious,
nourishing
Quaker
Puffed
Wheat
and
Quaker
Puffed
Rice
tomorrow
morning
.
,
.
they're
extra
delicious
with
fruit
.
.
.
get
several
packages
at
your
grocer's
today
I
they
cannot
have
fresh
vegetables
two
senerous
servings'
of
non-frcm
their
own
gardens
all-year-
rtarchy
vegetable,
one
terchy
and
round,
every
aavanrage
snouia
De
one
raw
green
vegetable
or
toma
Uhblt
t
dalr7
lhd;HrukCS
'
home-grown
vegetables
tcs
every
day
is
an
excellent
rule."
Z
.
there,
but
this
did
not
sem-to
be
1,.e
"e
"
!w
IV
the
.Li
"Ls
E1Uot
sM-
"The
atest
..
Agriculture
uepanmems
MarRtt
Into
darkness
through
thousands
I
pulled
the
cord
of
his
parachute
Yardlev.
nored
amateur,
nlaved
for
hi
-f-irm
.
Ine
Service,
told
the
of
feet
of
space.
and
let
go
of
him.
Etrabane
in
Northern
Ireland.
Both
nrhere
the
farm
hi
ZZtl
ress.
on
by
his
son
riurin
m.
w
,
"Vegetables
raw,
w
WWOilVCi
WORLD
CHAMPION
1
y-r
'
.
'
'
It
-I.
i
v
1
r.S:;.-.-i
-i.:
v
'
-
';
,---.tf-.
MISS
MARGARET
HAMMA,
operating
an
IBM
Electromatic
N
Typewriter,
established
a
new
professional
world's
record
of
149
words
per
minute
for
one
hour.
'The
first
half-hour
of
this
performance
won
for
her
the
amateur,
championship.
'
These
records
were
made
in
competition
with
8
other
professional
contestants
'and
44
other
amateur
contestants
from
various
parts
of
the
United
States
and
r
1
m.
--iinn
urns
held
under
the
auspices
of
the
Ninth
Annual
International
Commercial
Schools
Contest
in
Chicago,
on
June
x9
and
10,-1941.
food
expert
of
Canadian
I
freshly
cooked
or
vegetables
can-
longer
considered
a
sufficient
iri-!ned,
should
'
.be
included
In
each
structlon.
;day's
menu,"
she
said.
-'With
Just
as
little
water
as
possible
people
becoming
more
''nutrition'
should
toe
used'
for
minerals
are
consilous
every
day
ihere
is
a
taslly
dissolved
in
water
in
which
greater
appreciation
of
(the
values
the
vegetable
Is
calked
and
the
Ottawa
Expert
Expounds
Modern
,of
vegetables."
.longer
time
required
the
more
mln-.
Methods
For
Seasonal
Dishes
Right
From
The
Gardens
Vegetables
all
eum.lv
vitamins.
efal
w111
b&
dissolved.
I
minerals,
water
and
bulkv
They
"Therefore
uss
boiling
water
and
i
flpshv
flhv
whh
who
K"P
Domng
consrar.uy,"
miss
ui-
arp
a.
boon
for-thp
ton
by
substituting
fruits
and
veget-
"Ul"
-"""cu-
ables
for
the
ttarchy
foods
may
'
Vitamlns
are
Injured
by
heat
a-".
not
only
imnrove
their
health,
ton'
cxldatlon
so
the
saucepan
should
1
'
i
.1.
.
1
.
i
n.li
J
1
.
uc
ciuociy
rovmu.
oa.it
aaaea
10
colored
vegetables
preserves
color
and
accentuates
flavor.
Never
overlook,
drain
well,
and
save
the
water
for
sauces
or
soup
e.
nutritional
know-
For
Good
Health
ledge
advocates
cooking
the
short-
From
the
point
of
view
of
good
st
possible
titip
for
palatabllity"
health,
vegetables
are
valmble
Jn
sa'a
miss
Elliott.
g
e
t
a
b
1
e
s
eliminating
poisons
from
the
body.
;
'
Pe
C0UfS2
Hbrcus
material
In
the
1NDI(VS
FIS
DICTIonary'
leaf
and
stem
vegetables
as
well
sbles
i6
framework
of
root
veget-
.
does
more
to
free,
the
bodv
't"8
llsil
any
arti-
?
flsh
?Wlcny-
describing
for
of
nntwnntic
isonous
waste
wntcfc
tnrn
than
nrixf
fifi-ii
otv,rv
laymen
the
chief
varieties,
of
Iri-
dlan
flsh
wlth
vernacular
names-
Scme
foods
leave
an
"add
8h"
or
residue
in
the
blood
after
be-
Ing
broken
down
or
burned
In
the
.
body.
These
acid-forming
foods
are
FOR
SALE
10
cameras,
lot
of
meat,
flsh,
eggs,
poultry,,
cereals,
tools,
1
wing
pump,
wasi
basins,
crackers
and
bread,"
Some
fruits
r
laundry
tub.
beds,
springs
and
and
vegetables,
as
well
as
dairy
mnttr-sses.
chesterfields,
at
low
uruuucis,
leave
pn
n
aiKnune
jiiKnune
-n.
n.
A
A
prices,
Phnnp
Black
324.
B.
C
oaiancea
aiet
will.
Furniture
Co.
?he
said.
nyiold
gcidcsl?.
'
OARAGE
for
Immediate
sale,
cheap,
etables
may
be
served
raw
than
Phone
Black
j)84.
(155)
many
people
realize.
Radishes,
cu-
"b-rs
Wlety,
"Hbie.
-onions.
Dr
r.
cotiir,.,
vnoht.
:r'rXZ:u.
rrots
beets,
turn.-
tm-
UsAllU
UAiklllb
w"
J
-"-
Violin
and
case
and
odd
house-
-S.
""'
"?
'mn.mnno
TMiimrrT5
Cooking;.
Reform
.
.!
TENDEKa
1MV11L
I
J
m
cooking
vegetables
"cover:
with
FOR
SALE-Sealed
tenders
will
be
water
and
-boll'
unUl
tender"
is
no
received
by
the
undersigned
up
...
'
r
to
noon
of
Tuesday.
July
15th,
for
the
purchase
of
one-storey
frame
cottage
consisting
ofllv-lngrroom,
bedroom,
kitchen,
pan-tVy
and
bathroom,
situate
on
Lot
4,
Block
25,
Section
1,
8econd
Ayenue,
contents
Included.
The
highest
or
any
tender
not
hecessarily
accepted.
TERMS;
Strictly
cash.
O'Qulnn,
deceased.
Court
House.
-..Prince
Rupert.
tf.
WANTED
W;ANTED
to
rent
with
option
lo
i'buyi'
trolier.
30
to.
36
feet.
No
',iitir
rtnv
114
Dnllv
News'
(1561
tv
rr:
1
:
AliTELV
Outboard
motor.
Any
bstik
Apply
Bpx
115,
'Dally,
News.
'
VJV.-'
'
:
'
.(157)
WOMAN
wanted
to
work.
Apply
EUo's
Furniture.
WANTED
Truck
driver.
Apply
Ed-ward
Llpsett,Ltd.
(155)
WANTED
Baby
crib,
good
condition.
Reasonable.
Phone
Green
626.
(155)
WANTED
To
rent
comfortable
housekeeping
or
living
room,
close
in.
Apply
Box
117,
Dally
News.
(155)
FOR
RENH
FOR
RENT
Cabin
at
Salt
'Lakes.
Phone
Oreen
587.
(158)
FOR
RENT
Cozy
room
for
gentle
man.
Close
in.
$12.
Box
116,
Dally
THFV
DP
SWEUf
Canadian
National
Railways
Steamers
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
Monday
at
3:00
p.m.,
calling
at
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
River
Saturday
at
4:00
p.m.,
calling
at
Ocean
Falls
Trains
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
the
East
.
.
ss
Monday.
Wednesday
and
Friday
at
,6:00
p.m.
.
,
Just
Completed!
.Jfot.fUlUfeformatlon,
reservations,
etc.,
Mil
call
or
write
eket
Office,
.528
Third
Ave.
Phone
260,
Prince
Rupert
Agents,
for
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines
I
C
Er
New
Ice
Storage
Method
w
m
Ensuring
only
low
temperature
ice
throughout
the
fishing
season
Fishermen
are
Invited"
to
Inspect
Our
Reconstructed
Ice
Storage
Low
Temperature
Dry
Ice
Now
on
Sale
by
m