left
w
ar
News
jr
wiu:..'j!i
Ci.
v.i.
,i
-.now;.
U.C-..J
vi.u
a
iti.-ij
merchant
seamen
during
hi:-
visit
to
oiap-)
Lz,
'
a.shire
recenUy
These
men
coming
Tom
!
it,
iif
tht
Em
iri-
are
the
heroes
ot
the
BaUle
It
;.
to
them
li.at
Britain
looka
to
gut
.supplies
ihju
id.
submarine
ti
aps
and
bomber
territory.
000OCOODOOOOOOOOOODOOOOOOOOOOODOOOOQDOOOOOOOOOO
I'RIZ
KUCKN
KSCAIMCS
iiiviuiv.Ti.o
i:rrman
wan.fi
in
Tri
KiiRen,
companion
Lp
(
O.e
llisinark,
which
the
Itritish
navy
sank
in
revenge
for
to
have
ciuacti
liriiiMi
puru...s
o
ot
II.M.S.
Hood,
appears
lial
rrrcs.
It
U
believed
she
has
escaped
to
a
i.erman
u
I
.....
...
.
i
......
i..
..rv
fnrllipr
f.n
Allied
In
a
'ine
far
into
mc
iianuc.
umt
i
iw
.
HOMHKHS
IN
SYHIA
I'
T.
Slit
1
One
hundred
and
eighty
C.erinaii
bombing
plannare
now
based
in
I
reiuh-inanclaled
Syria,
accordhif;
to
Itf
ports
here
There
are
only
five
ngmcrs
aim
no
.a..
.
I.
,v
...
,rrslrd
that
an
altatk
on
llw
urnwi
iu...u
lOprus
may
be
the
next
move.
ISATI'M?
OF
CKKTR
deterioration
of
the
!n-
(
Allu.Tl.erP
has
been
further
feh
military
situation
in
Crete.
Holh
(Icrn.an
and
Italian
troop-.
lire
now
bring
landed
by
sea
and
fewer
paracnuie
-
-
Ulhndrd.
Meantime
what
is
described
as
a
"terrific
slugging
I
match"
continues.
WKSTKKN
AKUlAliWAR
I.'IMM1N-C!ermany
and
r.nRland
exchanged
aerial
blows
tain
ti
it
night.
The
largest
number
of
Herman
P
'n
ks
came
over
Uritain,
visiting
Liverpool
and
Northern
ire-land
ind
damage
was
noi
bu,
the
attack
was
not
concentrated
k'
..r
casualties
many.
J
lic
Koyal
Air
I
rcc
and
ami
the
Hermans
claimed
that
five
Urilish
planes
had
been
''"light
down.
AXIS
DRIVK
xT
STANDSTILL
f
liin.-
...
Xxis
drive
in
lypt
bcc,t
ro,,R,,l
tu
a
ilimlstill
south
and
cast
of
Salum.
;
KDKN
ON
UOOSI3VELT
SJ,i!;',,paklllc
b.
..v
......
c.-,,
Aiillutnv
I
den
speaking
tu-
dav.
.irri..,
i.....i..i
n.mspvelfs
sncech
of
Tuesday
nist
Solute
expression
of
fixed
determination
of
the
most
power-
I.
1
.....
.:...
In
curdle
OI
Ul
nation
I,.
H,
u-nrlil."
Mr.
(1CII
IOOK
uccasKMi
...
imsl
m,
ileclatOd
that
every
endeavour
uM
Have
to
be
made
t
prevent
a
recurrence
of
econon
iic.
r,
.....,
i
....
.i...
r
iiiitr
nml
ticrmanv
s
"iiuiiiuns
which
had
leu
io
.
-
I
SUbsrniioxi
n.lc.i..lc
.
0NK
WAS
rUKCJKIWniK
OTHKK
1
LLO
e
years
ago
It
was
said
throughout
Germany
that
Hi
,
Roehm
-cted
"
'unu
two
iwu
men
men
ln
in
full
mil
measure.
-
They
were
Erns
.,.,,.,,.
...a
t,..j.,.
.
-l
rmmn
vpnrs
-ico
desDlte
tlus
rcpu
in
Hitler
s
b.oody
101
trust,
that
Roehm
was
assassinated
New
the
second
Hitler
trustee,
uuuun
"
and
parachuted
to
earth
in
'
JnJ;
Oermany
In
a
plane
flclaldom
W
ays
Germany.
Fully
sane,
says
England's
of
alter
nC
S
imprisonment.
IR
RAIDS
i
NAZIS
ARE
OVERNIGHT,
ADVANCING
"1
Rlltnl.....
....
.
,..!..
iv
airiKC
ai
a"5
P11")!
CnclaiiflCmll
Itrltlsh
lorie
Over
(Jermany
Hrlloiis
Are
Ucing
Driven
Further
Hack
Today
in
Battle
of
Crete,
It
is
Announced
PAinn
Mav
29
-
I
W
.
.
.
.
V
U
.
J
Mav
90
,0i
ihpi
Nazi
"
airborne
troops
ln
vttM
iimnT
r.rtinir
,ir
i
(il
1
1.
r
r
1
1
1
1
1
1
i
ru.
iiai
www--
HorfK,..-..
.
.n
VIZ.
n..hDvlnn
the
uwcsL
-.!,.
pact
east
am
ana
cnnr.npasi.
sou"iei.
ua
n:iCK.
i"
Hum
viit,
.
--
--
-
J
and
the
southeast
coast
of
wrecked
capital
as
well
as
Suda
.
R
Bay
Ser"
lond
while
a
Small
and
the
most
of
the
atae
.
wmnd
'
A
r
....
.
.j.j
u.
if
Ttif
wra
pnnreded
today
in
k,,
mice
group
raiaca
.
ffVes
In
.
I
ti.u
mllllo
nnart.prS.
"urmwestern
oermanj.
ns
umiwjr
h""--
XXX.,
No.
125."
can
be
expected
as
the
expanse
of
LIBRARY
1
ON
TRAIN
Alberta
Capitol
To
Have
Innovation
In
Books
On
Wheels
'fi.t
strpet
car
library
ever
estab
lished
in
Canada,
possibly
the,
first
in
North
America,
will
begin
operating
In
Edmonton
in
September,
i
the
Edmonton
public
library
board
'has
decided.
Tentative
arrangements
were
I
worked
out
several
months
ago
with
the
city's
street
railway
department
after
the
Idea
first
was
'suggested
to
the
board
by
Hugh
C.
Oourlay.
chief
public
librarian,
formerly
of
Hamilton,
Ontario.
I
one
of
the
city's
oldest'
trams,
No.
14
and
not
In
use
.'during
the
past
two
years,
will
be
reconditioned
for
service,
its
seats
wmnvpd
and
enough
sneives
in
stalled
to
hold
about
2,000
books.
A
daring
experiment
ln
culture
on
wheels,
the
tram
library
will
visit
outlying
districts
of
Edmon
ton
ln
acwrdance
with
a
regular
schedule-.
It
will
"park"
for
about
six
hours
while
the
motorman
leaves
the
car
in
care
of
a
mem
ber
of
the
library
staff.
Residents
of
each
district
scrvca
Crete,
heavily
will
be
able
to
borrow
books
from
"..
,7-.
IZ7.
,hPd
defenders
ithe
tram
library
exactly
as
,oo.
vip
Tnnin
downtown
branch
or
the
one
In
South
Edmonton,
and
books
borrowed
from
the
tram
will
be
returnable
at
either
of
those
branches,
Mr.
Oourlay
said:
cnrnr!HLL
lauds
Atlantic
heroes
Tomorrows
f
ides
High-
3:21a.m.
19,8ft
16:2?
p.m.
17.0
ft.
Low
-
10:10
a.m.
3.7
ft.
-
22:14
pm
8.2
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITIS
H
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
IBELIEVED
IHITLER
TO
i
drowned:
fajl
also
"Ldilic"
Smith,
Prominent
in
Local,
Lack
of
Understanding
of
British
Athletics
and
Resident
Since
lloyhood,
Lost
on
Fishing
Trip
TRTNUEniOTRTTBTCTTTH
U
RS
DA
Y,
MAY
29,
1941
y
Character
Will
Be
His
Undoing
Like
Previous
Would-Be
Conquerors
Edward
John
Smith,
long
well
Great
BrlUln,
will
balk
the
am-known
In
Prince
Rupert
athletic
bltlon
of
Adolf
Hitler
for
world
con-circles
and
for
some
time
a
member
quest
as
it
had.'done
similar
ambl-cf
the.
staff
of
the
Royal
Hotel,
is
tlons
of
previous
would-be
world
believed
to
have
been
the
victim
of
conquerers
Phlljlp
II.
of
Spain,
drowning
southeast
of
Lewis
Island
Louis
XIV.
of
France
Napoleon
the
Skeena
Bonaparte
and
Wilhelm
"Pre-Uiver
south
of
the
mouth
of
late
Wednesday
afternoon,
dieted
Rev.
Capt;
R.
C.
H.
Durnford
He
has
not
been
accounted
for
since
In
speaking
before
the
Prince
Rune
became
missing
at
that
time
pert
Gyro
Club
at
luncheon
yeslcr-from
the
local
fishing
boat
Elida
day.
All
these
would-be
conq
er-
...
,.
cohort
fa
IpH
to
understand
British
aDoara
wmcn
ne
was
tne
raemua
-
r-
of
a
party
heading
down
the
coast
'character.
They-had
mistaken
the
on
a-trout
fishing
trip
to
Klewnug-
British
s
owness
of
tl
f'
all
if
ness
or
lndifferertce.
Above
t
8
'
.
....
o
there
was.
indeed,
a
God
in
history
His
Interference
in
the
affairs
of
The
evening
meal
was
In
course
of
BrlUln
and
British
history
was
no
out
preparation
when
Smith
went
accident.
"We
shall
again
t
1-
on
deck.
There
was
a
slight
swell
.
.
I.
timnh."
asserted
Capt.
Durniora.
at
me
lime,
a
lew
minuuus
iw;i
-
-he
was
found
to
be
not
on
board.
Reserve
victory
tag
Into
his
ory
n
desclng
the
around
to
make
a
search
which
of
the
five
wouUl
be
proved
in
vain.
Nor
had
the
hall-
attempts
Caesars
(including
Hitler)
to
con-lowing
but
boat
Joe
Baker,
which
was
fol-
the
world
running
in
each
not
far
behind
and
which
into
the
stumbling
block
of
also
took
part
in
the
search
of
the
case
aaaooooJoooooooooooonooooodooocioDDoooDoori
POt,
seen
anything.
The
Elida
ie-.
p
probably
had
tne
II.M.S.
YORK
LOST
LONDON
The
Admiralty
today
admitted
the
destruction
Iticlion
of
Hie
8,500-tuii
cruhcr
York.
York
was
built
in
10'W
carried
a
complement
of
GOO
oHiccrs
and
men.
I.
!ofk
wiled
Prince
Rupert
in
1938,
having
been
then
the
(laif-jjiDor
the
North
American-West
Indies
squadron.)
The
Adinir-"
...
...
II
f
L
II.
....1
I
..Ik
o
indicates
thai
hopes
ot
mc
crew
oi
u..i.o.
uu
:'
Ijtjal
jitd
arc
sroundlcss.
tuu.ru
v
p.
at
best
chance
of
success
becau.se
Jn
night,
reporting
what
appea
s
to
divided
and
was
.hose
days
been
tragea.
the
i
have
evidently
a
controlled
the
rich-exact
circumstances
of
which
are
,
quite
uncertain.
Other
members
v
"l
America.
America,
However,
ixuwcvci,
MuC.
Queen
Ellza-
.
nl
n
fnl.f
m
t-lnrr
nivln
tVlAm
"
"
-
"
uvui,
...w...,
MJ
,
...
LUII11JI.
in
"is
iamcr.
jumi
.
o.....",
He
mistook
British
slowness
of
ac-
was
with
the
provincial
police,
a
tion
for
apathy
and
weakness.
The
sergeant
at
the
time
of
his
retire-
resuU
lhe
Battle
of
Bienhelm
ment
from
the
force
some
years
wh
Marlborouch
an
ancestor
of
.
.
1
1
i
.
-
trl.lnr
Q
"
.
.
Churchill,
had
defeated
'ine
lamer
is
nw
y.uv...
ago.
Winston
Wm5ton
c
with
lhe
Veterans
Home
Guard
but
Louls
,ouis
X1V
XIV.
1
1
i
.1111
l.
.
.-.
fn
rkAA
tne
iamiiy
is
auu
tion
to
the
mother,
there
there
are
are
two
two
Napoleon
had
routed
Britain's
al
UD
one
after
one
and
d
had
had
set
set
'r
(Continued
continued
on
on
Pane
Page
Six)
Six)
brotliers
-
Oordon
and
William
,
Smith
and
three
sisters,
Mrs.
Arnold
(Jean
i
Davis,
Prince
George;
Mrs.
Jack
iMayi
Richards,
Esquimau,
and
Mrs.
David
(Hazel-
Zille,
Prince
Rupert.
The
widow
is
the
former
Miss
Patricia
Way
and
there
is
also
a
three-year-old
daughter.
Diane.
"Eddie"
was
particularly
active
In
such
sports
as
baseball,
bowllntf
and
track.
He
was
well
known
t.nd
pmular
and
many
friends
will
le&rn
with
shock
of
what
seems
certain
to
have
been
a
tragic
fate.
ASKED
TO
CARRY
ON
Conservatives
Would
Have
Hon.
R.
B.
Hanson
Continue
as
Opposition
Leader
OTTAWA,
May
za:
(CP)
Hon.
R.
B.
Hanson,
acting
Conservative
House
leader,
has
been
asked
to
continue
ln
that
capacity
for
the
next
session
of
Parliament,
it
was
announced
after
a
Conservative
caucus.
Weather
Forecast
General
Synopsis
It
has
been
KDMONTON,
May
29:
(CP)
The,
teloudy
with
some
light
drizzle
on
north
Vancouver
Island
but
other
wise
the
weather
has
been
fair
on
the
coast.
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Light
winds,
clear
skies
and
mild.
I
WpkK
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
t
i.ui
rfnHe
rlrmriv
wlt.h
1
IjlgllU
Vttiiawic
,
aim
P.
local
lleht
drizzle
on
north
Vancouver
bland
during
the
morn
ing
but
otherwise
fair
and
mild.
8c.
Halibut
Sales
American
Balder,
15,000,
Royal,
10.5c
and
Canadian
Skeena'M.
III.,
8,500,
Storage,
10c
and
7.5c.
DID
SHE
IIAVEV
COUSLNS?"'
...
1
nt,tunwxr
Mow
W
lf!P
Olof
Hanson
Inquires
In
House
As
To
His
Status
Under
Succession
Act
OTTAWA,
May
29:
(CP)
Olof
Hanson,
Liberal
member
for
Skeena,
protested
in
argument
oyer
the
meaning
of
the
word
"domicile"
in
the
new
Succession
Duty
Act
in
the
House
of
Commons
last
mhMr.
Hanson
said
he
was
born
in
Sweden
and
went
to
.the
United
States,
becoming
a.
citizen
but
"I
read
something
about
British
traditions,
fairness
and
justice
and
decided
to
come
to
Canada.
I
was
married
in
Canada
and
have
one
son
and
one
daughterthe
son
in
the
Air
Force
and
the
daughter
s
husband
in.
the
Canadian
army.
I
offered
the
government
all
my
property.
I
have
tried
to
be
a
good
Canadian
and
a
good
Britisher
but
am
I
domiciled
m
Canada?"
,
,
.
in.
rion.
J.
L.
Ilsley,
minister
of
finance,
said
that,
on
the
facts
stated,
Mr.
Hanson
undoubtedly
was
domiciled
in
Canada.
1
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
May
29:
r
,-tv
M
RnhPrt
Knthr-
t,h
RtntM
Senate
TODAY'S
SfoCKS
(Uiumay
ti.
U.
Juhn&tvu
Co.)
Vancouver
Big
Missouri,
.04.
Bralorne,
9.65.
CariDoo
Quartz,
2.30.
Dentonia,
.01.
Fan-view,
.00V2.
Gold
Belt,
.21.
Hedley
Mascot,
.51.
Mlnto,
.Ol'A.
Noble
Five.
.00
Vi.
(ask).
Pacific
Nickel,
.04.
Pend
Oreille,
1.30.
Pioneer,
2.15
(ask).
Premier,
.90.
Privateer,
.49.
Reeves
McDonald,
.10.
Reno,
.11.
Relief
Arlington,
.01.
Sheep
Creek,
.78.
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
.00.
Calmont,
.14V4-C.
&
E.,
1.05.
Home,
1.60.
.
PaJcalta.
.02.
Royal
Canadian,
.07.
Okalta,
.50
(ask).
Mercury,
.03.
Prairie
Royalties,
.05:
Toronto
Aldermac,
.083i.
Beattle,
1X5.
.
.
Central
Pat.,
1.65.
Cons.
Smelters,
32.00.
East
Malartlc,
2.21.
Fernland,
.01
Vi.
Francoeur,
.36.
Gods
Lake,
.22.
Hardrock,
.70.
Int.
Nickel.
2950.
Kerr
Addison,
3.95.
Little
Long
Lac,
1.73.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
1.49,
Madsen
Red
Lake,
53,
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.05.
Moneta,
.40.
Noranda,
50.00.
Pickle
Crow,
2.28.
Preston
East
Dome,
2.84.
San
Antonio,
2.15.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
.63.
Uchl,
.09.
Bouscadlllac,
.02.
Mosher.
.04V4.
Oklend,
.04.
Smelters
Gold,
.01.
Dominion
Bridge,
21.00.
nn
..,,.
fVio-.nmriH
rnns.
I
LaunchlnE
of
a
new
57-foot
setn
Ins
or
Mary
Frances
White,
75.
whojer
for
J.
II.
Todd
&
Sons
U
taking
died
leaving
$500,000
to
be
divided
place
this
afternoon
at
the
McLean
among
"my
cousins."
claimed
their
'yard
at
Seal
Cove.
The
'vessel
Is
tolt
Courts
decided
in
lavor
oi
six
uny-seven
ice
whb
v.,u
.
...
.
.
.
a
L
4Ar.tV
of
r
f
covpn
"first"
cousins
appeals,
and
there
are
40
Let's
All
get
on
the-Bond
Wagonl
fourteen
feet
and
depth
seven
feet.
A
75
h.p.
Caterpillar
engine
Is
already'
Installed
and
the
vessel
Is
almost
ready
for
service.
:
NAZIS
ARE
,
Taking
Over
PICKED
UP
Ut
omps
is
1
Canada
Units
v
TmcfJcents:
TO
HONOR
if
JOHN
A'
JUNE.7
Life
Of
Fifst
l'rime
Minister
And
Staunch
Apostle
Of
Empire
Recalled
By
R.
K.
CARNEGIE
Canaolan
Press
Stafi
Writer.
1
OT1AWA,
May
20:
(OPJ
first
statesman
of
the
Dominion'
of
Canada,
first
and
ibngestrservlng
prime
minister
to
its
history
ana
the
nation's
Grand
Old
Man
of
another
generation,
Sir
John
A.
Mac-donald
and
his
achievements
will
be
honored
June
7
when
Prime
Minister
Mackenzie
King
and
Conservative
Leader
R.
B.
Hanson
will
lead
the
country
In
tribute
at
Kingston,
Ontario.
Monuments
to
the
Scottish-born
chief
Father
of
Confederation
mark
the
memorial
statuary
of
a
dozen
Canadian
cities
and
towns
but
it
was
In
Kingston
where
Sir
John
became
a
lawyer,
entered
public
life
and
was
first
elected
to
the
Legislature
of
Upper
and
Lower
.
...
..,
j
..
Canada.
Prime
Minister
when
he
iinrA
'ruin
iiiii
iiiiirprc
viiiii
men
Ai
Tr
v
PH
iinlAnother
died
at
Ottawa
June.
6,
1891.
it
was
i
.itrnn
i
iir:iv
-
---
VII
Y
til
unwj
4.
.
,
Lost-Details
.
ri.4,,
of
.
in
caiaraqui
ivemetery
on
me
oui-Dcstroyer
.
:hftt
,
v-lntm
hP
wa
ll.
M.
S.
York
buried
beske
mohcr
LONDON,
May
29:
(CP)
More
tanJ
and
1
HucSon:
lllip's
aCaUnTad
had
appTo
approved
d
and
aS
sent
.to
to
the
the
;.wmte
White
J
than
one
hundred
officers
and
men
Th
nrovincial
uolice
P.MJ,.
8
he,r
and.
n
1Up.s.
campalzn
"r3".
1
House
P.L
today
tav
administration
administration
of
of
the
the
German
German
battleship
battleship
Bismark
Buft
.
..
1
u
.
cuiminaiea
WCni
OUt
IO
COXluuti.
a
scuitu
awu
.,
"e
c""
which
little
in
tfre
way
of
results
The
proceedings
in
Kingston
City
Park
June
7,
the
day
after
the
50
anniversary
of
Sir
John's
in
hU
defeat
through
d
be
natlQnal
tribute
If
permitting
the
gov-
were
p
cked
up
after
of
the
destruction
legation
-
M
as
Mr.
Klng
ln
th
his
great
armada.
...
.
JJUUi.
AtV.
i.OU
VW
wv
-
-
"Eddie"
Smith
was
born
In
Win-
n
nQl
for-lhe
na.
mpog
vweiuyrmne
yeaia-Uon
had
riscn
up
agalnst
the
at
VtAvn
n
C
n
rnT
111
I
n
1
1
I
V
I
X
1
1
1
I
i
V
...
ernment
w
iane
-
on
u..
Tuesday
uvjr
-
water
al
mat
point
is
ooui
h
brloeiy0f
the
English
and
idle
In
American
nww..
and,
wide,
the
point
of
tragedy
be-
mtcmal
inMvi9
to
weaken
Eng.
ing
some
three
quarters
of
a
mile
land
for
lnyaslon
However.
he
had
off
the
nearest
shore.
.
.
M,
A'ir
that
noUtlc-
ana
a
uraquu
rewntly
will
tack
by
German
aircraft
sank
the
-
Mashona
the
Aa-
British
destroyer
Canadlans
of
all
mcaLl
vlews
announced
today.
-
mlralty
be
Mked
to
Joln.
;
said
today
that
Informed
sources
fa
of
worrieg
of
only
three
men
from.
1LM.S.
f
Hood
the
war
Canadlans.wUl
fektlme
had
been
accounted
ror;
remember
a
greaf
klriut
TMn.
One
officer
and
forty-five
men
&
man
prone
ft
jaun
M
Qf
are
missing
from
the
Mashona.
his
hea
a
wlse
wJnk
of
lljs
Britain's
third
cruiser
loss
in
the
tQ
&
humomns
retortthe
man
battle
for
Crete-destruction
of
II.
whQ
frQm
befofe
Confederation
M.S.
York-was
announced
today.
July
mm
h&
dled
,n
lg31
The
warship
had
been
under
re-
domlnated
Canada's
political
pair
at
Suda
Bay
and
the
Admiralty
destlnles
M
conservative
leader
said
she
must
now
be
regarded
as
a
and
fQr
jg
years
prime
minister.,
total
loss
after
repeated
bombings.
anxious
eiEht
days
when
Sir
"
"
1
D1
(John
lay
unconscious
in
his
home
Save
for
your
Country-or
Slave
,
f
that
t
for
the
Hun!
Police
Revive
Charred
Writ
cnionticu
in
thp
Metropolitan
Lab
oratory
at
Hendon
have
discovered
a
method
for
making
readable
badly
charred
documents.
The
papers
are
treated
with
a
25
percent
alcoholic
solution
of
chloral
hydrate
and
dried
at
60
degrees
centigrade.
This
process
is
re-
.
j
.Aiurqi
iimpfi
and
for
the
Force
Auxiliary,
all
qualified
radio
and
teleprinter
operators,
Due
tney
will
not
fly.
Fighting
in
the
air,
on
Jana
ana
a
K
cpn
.n
aH
demanded
the
services
of
so
many
skilled
radio
men,
said
At
Minifpr
McEwen.
that
tne
wo
men
were
necessary
for
ground
Jobs
and
would
serve
until
they
could
be
replaced
by
quaunea
men.
There
was
a
rush
to
Join
by
1500
members
or
the
Women's
Air
Training
Corps
who
have
been
pre
paring
themselves
for
sucn
an
em
ergency.
Determination
or
Extermination
-Buy
Victory
Bonds!
over
Canada
when
the
tiews
came
that
he
was
dead,
will
be
fresh
jn,
'
the
minds
of
those
who
still
re-
.member
that
happy
warrior
of
many
a
hectic
political
battle.
IDs
body
lay
in
state
In
the
Senate
;
Chamber
and
then
was
removed
to
Kingston
that
his
wish
to
be
Fire
'Damaged
Documents
May
Be
burled
there
might
be
fulfilled.
Made
Readable
("There
was
a
wreath
of
white
roses
I
'on
his
breast
as
he
lay
in
the
cof-
LONDON,
May
29:
(CP)
Police
.fin
"From
Her
Majesty.
Queen
Vic
toria,
ln
memory
01
a
launiui
ana
devoted
servant."
Strong
For
Umpire
Sir
John
had
been
a
true
and
faithful
servant
of
the
Crown
and
a
devoted
defender
of
.the
British
Empire.
He
was
at
.times
accused
by
his
critics
of
changing
his.
views
in
directing
Canadian
policies
but
Iflnal
application
a
similar
solution
he
never
wavered
ln
his
dctermlna
'containing
100
peibent
glycerine
is
.tion
that
this
Dominion
should
re
used.
Documents
are
then
pnoto-
1
graphed
on
a
special
plate.
Aussie
Women
In
Air
Force
Take
Over
Ground
Radio
And
Sig
nals
Duties
To
Release
Men
For
Flying:
SYDNEY.
N.S.W..
May
29:
(CP)
About
250.
women
have
been
en-
maln
within
the
Empire
and
become
an
important
part
of
it.
Macdonald's
first
formal
address
to
Canadian
electors
was
In
1844
when
he
ran
ln
Kingston
for
the
legislature
of
Upper
and
Lower
Canada.
The
rebellion
of
1837
was
.fresh
in
his
mind.
There
ware
open
discussions
of
annexation
to
tne
(Continued
on
Page
Two
SCOUTS'
WAR
JOBS
LONDON,
May
29:
(CP)
It
te
announced
Boy
Scouts
are
doln
178
different
kinds
of
war
service
rolled
in
a
Royal
Australian
Air
jobs
and
a
large
number
are
Help-
ling
the
navy
ln
fconvoy
work.
Never
Say
tory
Bonds!
Die
Say
Buy
Vic-
TODAY'S
WEATHER
Prince
Rupert
Clear,
calm;
barometer.
29.93;
temperature,
57;
sea
smooth.
Triple
Island
Clear,
northwest
wind,
five
miles
per
hour;
light-
swell.
Langara
Island
Clear,
southerly
wind,
six
miles
per
hour:
baro-Ime'ter,
29.94;
temperature,
48;
light
swell
and
chop.
i
.-
.;
i