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Monday,
March
31,
1941.
EDITORIAL
The
Italian
Encounter
-
-
The
first
notification
pf
the
sea
fight
in
the
Mediterranean
given
over
some
of.
the
American
radio
stations
was
that
the
Italian
fleet
had
won
another
victory
over
the
British;
-A
few
minutes
later
came
a
British
announcement
telling
of
a
British
hit
and
run
engagement
m
which
a
number
of
Italian
vessels
were
badly
damaged,
it
being
impossible
to
get
near
enough
to
the
enemy
to
sink
the
vessels.
If
any
British
ships
were
hit,
they
were
facing
the
enemy
whereas
the
Italians
were
hit
when
steaming
at
full
speed
to
get
out
of
the
way.
Evidently
it
was
a
great
iaval
victory,
one
of
which
to
be
proud.
It
was
one
of
the
few
occasions
when
the
British
had
been
able
to
get
within
striking
distance
of
the
Fascist
navy.
Up
to
the
time
of
writing
this
no
details
of
the
fight
had
come
through,
but
we
always
depend
upon
the
British
navy
to
win
if
they
have
half
a
chance.
Evidently
this
was
one
of
the
occasions
when
the
British
took
advantage
of
an
opportunity
and
we
are
not
sure
yet
just
how
great
the
victory
was.
Not
Lent
Nor
Leased
"Mr.
Mackenzie
King
placed
Canada's
war
effort
in
uFei
perspective,
says
me
Vancouver
JNews-Herald
xuc
MiiKiug
comparisons
witn
tfie
United
States
Tju?1.?u
1
J
1
1
i
nriium
speaK
ior
inemseives.
vjcx
taiiiiy
li,
speaKS
volumes
ior
a
nation
S
patriotism
101
ucaui
rrtain
may
-
live
that
thfi
pnmnlaint.s
nnrl
nn'riVicm
nf
nnr
rrnmmryioMt
oincai
Actually,
Actually,
in
in
arnrearance.
appearance,
vour
vour
not
because
we
are
doing
too
much
but
because
'we
are
not
s1-t?v-w
am
na
t
11
doing
enough.'
Differing
Tastes
When
the
editor
was
in
Toronto
recently
he
savs
a
businessman
he
met
stated
that
he
hoped
to
get
out
to
British
Columbia
again
to
get
some
of
that
wonderful
salmon
fishing.
"The
fish
there
are
so
much
finer
than
the
Atlantic
salmon.
He
said
he
had
eaten
salmon
from
the
U&I
Cafe
On
Waterffonf
NQW
OPEN
,For.
business
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
I'llONE
C57
YES!
We
Repair
Water
Pipes,
Hoofs,
Woodwork,
Stoves
Connected,
"
Etc.
Oil
Burners
Cleaned
11.50
Chimneys
Swept
12,50
HANDY
MAN
HOME
SERVICE
Phone
BLACK
735
TSI
DAILY
KZWI
.p.M.
MEETS
THE
MASCOT
OF
HIS
OLD
IUTTALION
During
a
recent
tour
of
inspection,
Winston;
C
lurchill
visited
the
battalion
of
the
Royal
Scots
Fusiliers,
of
which
he
was
commander
durinfc
Wo
id
War
1.
"VV.C
"
is
shown
here
making
friends
with
"Sandy,"
the
battalion
mascot,
who
was
present
on
parade.
GLAMOR
IN
OCEAN
LIFE
Wartime
Meet
Dancer
Though
Bonuses
Are
Some
Recompense
By
DOUG
HOW
Canadian,
Press
Staff
Writer
HALIFAX,
March
31:
(CP)
'Paens
of
nralse
have
fallen
nf
and
late
on
the
hardy
and
deserving
brows
of
the
merchant
marine
"Rut
nnrriVnlnrlv
imnrpccivp
uras
his
rominrloy-
V,r,t
(Newspapers
and
magazines
alike
22,
of
Chatham,
Jf.B.,
a
veteran
they
can
and
do
jump
from
one
-r
one
pis-war
voyage
who
has
ship
to
another
at
the
end
"of
shipped
on
four
vessels
of
three
1
lound
trip.
The
foreigner
nationalities
since.
can't
shift
because
Immigration
May,
like
oihers
of
his
kind,
is
regulations
won't
let
them,
but
C0m''nuallv
shornin?
nroiinrt
fnr
mnnv
jittomnta
nr
mnH
XT
ATT
J
r
i
HP
better
ships
and
better
pay.
He
has
His
ship
generally
gives
Joe
a
1
1
J
J,
Jld
1
'
found
that
foreign
ships
pay
more
blanket,
a
sheet,
a
straw
mattress
money
than
British
and
that's
and
a
pillow
for
his
bed.
If
he
Crewmen
Of
Merchant
Shins
lJwh.at.
put
hhn
aboard
the
Greek
uants
mors-
he
Sets
14
htaMeU.
If
f-6"'
luiiuuj
mien
aic
jjui,
uui
ic
wuir.3
lur
sume
companies,
nis
from
an
East
Coast
port
some
Pay
steps
automatlcajly
when
his
months
ago.
ship
is
torpedoed
and
he
is
given
Four
hundred
miles
off
New-
a,
month's
extra
pay
when
he
Is
loundland,
the
Emmy
started
tp
landed
ashore.
Different
firms
'founder
In
a
heavy
storm
and
her
haVe
Afferent
arrangements.
skipper
put
back
Into
the
port
"ward
Pitcher,
a
22-year
old
whence
she
sailed,
leavlns
his
Montrealer,
for
Instance,
was
glv-
deck
cargo
of
ptt-props
to
the
At-
f
n
$112
to
replace
4ils
clothes
and
lanuc.
izo
in
war
nsic
money
because
Pay
With
Bonus
Varies
was
ahcard
a
torpedoed
Nor-
A
A
merchant
mercant
seaman
seaman's
s
pay
pay
would
would
we8lan
liner.
iii.!-
i.ri
i
i
J
j
V'
j
i
l
"i
'
7
have
sprung
io
the
taa
of
this!
imt
is
not
ieni
or
leaseo.
1
nis
is
a
direct
contribution
to
'r.i,;i
,..v
1
.
7.
not
entice
a
bank
UOMB'
Ktei
J4c
tip
iu
Koomt
not
Cold
win
Prljce
Rupert,
BXJ!
'
FISHEKMEN!--Insta
MARINE
MOTORS
Kermath
of
Lycoming
Afent
J.
Ti
BRENTZEN,
Boat
"Wanderlutf,r
tiow
Bay
FRESH
SHRIMP
Dally
After
4
p.m.
BOAT
VV.S.L.
XROTJEU'S
DOCK
rucner
ana
another
Montreaier,
thP
ai1SA
nt
frppHnm
7
i
twiw
m
tmimtro
m,..
Jw
Burnt
aw
tvnlio
nf
h
Viim
-
wv.Mw....
.
.
iiiuman
interest.
uJ5c,
maj,
a.
uujk
-
'
"In
no
sense
is
the
Prime
Minister's
comment
a
criti-
Thousands
oi
words
have
told
about
$33
a
month-
Aboard
of
men
una5SUmlnsiy
are
cism
of
what
our
American
friends
have
done
or
are
do-.the
world
of
these
so-caiied
guard-
JSSlhH!?;
TAf
TLTlL
tTZ?a
ing
It
merely
serves
to
emphasize
Canada's
contribution
i-
V"
r
an
Empire'gr
2ZXM5
Vef
and
to
answer
those
in
the
United
States
who
have
sought
d?r
L
"
r
e?f?e:
Tta
bSL
li
m-
-Per
got
tired
of
-pushing
.
to
misinterpret
our
position
for
their
own
political
ends,
minks
it
an
a
lTS
J1S
"""jPtoyew
Eave
him"
an
extra
pound
V"
to
sea
shortly
after
"Perhaps
the
Prime
Minister's
review
will
help
to)
He
iu
Ttc
Tread
toiiin
u
ar
broks
fut,Buraat
have
undertaken.
For
in
spite
of
mounting
taxes
there
IS
built
that
way.
But
the
word
war
bonus
each
month
but
jui
v-nslth
has
any
desire
to
go
back
Still
far
from
Complete
understanding
of
what
we
are
do-'
her
"
ne
he
never
takes
Into
erage
ordinary
seaman
on
an
ave-
f"
land'
Fr
such
men
as
ing
now
or
to
what
we
are
committed.
(
consideration
in
respect
to
him-
erage
British
freighter
would
make
these
BrHain
draws
her
breath
for
"In
the
face
of
Mr.
King's
impressive
figures,
how-'
L
nhii.
,
,
i111-1!,
more
than
$7
a
month
ln
the
fig1lt
ever
those
Who
can
doubt
of
Canada's
unitv
y
anrl
d
PUrPSe
nnrnn!
?
P
C
15
PktUr?d
A
as
crossing
an
ocean
where,
death
is
Zl
tfSZvlS.
??J?;:-
Staaorous.
devU-may-care
7
mar-
a
constant
menace."
The
pay
goes
BROKE
SUPERSTITION
7
i
,
,
CB;
'
.
'"ier
wno
ventures
lorth
into
seas
up
after
the
cxewma-i
has
18
MELBOURNE,
March
31
trr
months
exnPrlprtA
whA-n
Vio
te
An
Allflrnl1fln
Hrfnr
a
I
w
V
jj
WOO-
MwobWA,
hi.
J
14
(Li!
fiv-
ained
as
tin
nhip
-hi
p.hnrMn
dhh
v.a
iu
erage
merchant
seaman
is
no
more
i
Oreek
and
Swedish
ships,
th
"death
bone."
saved
her
life
by
an
of
a
magazine
cover
glamor
boysallors
say,
are
the
best
pay
Lord
aeration
and
broke
an
age-long
than
the
hired
hand
down
on
your
Haw
Haw
is
said
to
have
upped
supsrstltlwi
of
the
tribe,
uncle's
farm,
the
begrimed
service
(Greek
wa.ges
when
h
threatened
-
oktwou
awoiaam,
on
tne
next!
instant
death
to
any
British
sub-street
or
any
other
workadav
ner-
lect
cantiirprt
nhnowi
o
v,i
sonallty.
Ithe
flas
of
the
littv
nv
Actually,
he
is
a
hero,,
but
io.tion.
joe
bailor
himself
this
seafaring
One
Greek
ship,
lue
as,
he
will
tell
vou.
onlv
a
inhroalri
a
nannHn-
wu
u..
and
its
monetary
benefits
are
his
fuch
stipends,
they
admit
will
first
consideration.
Essentially,
he's
keen
comlne-
mil
T)
:
1
1
,i
.
.
.
.
i2n
inaivldiiii.i
anH
on
.04,
xiti
rut
'.u..i
jvcotiiiMucne
anu
a
aozen
otner
rivers
liowinn-
mtn
thp
At.
l
l7
."mi
u,i.mcKs.
lantic
but
none
of
jhe
fish
compared
SfiiKt
Z
?r
SSeSWa?
Prince
Rupert.
Whenever
the
opportunity
occurred
he
m
a
factory
or
an
office,
7
,
dingy
TafiEnSSSd
n
DOUgflt
a
piec
Of
Prince
Rupert
Salmon.
.
.
Of
Many
Lands
food,
facing
ail
types
of
weather
vve
nave
an
oeen
so
impressed
with
the
stories
eman-
An
n:s
own-
ungiittering
way,
joe,W1"-
always
confronted
with
atmg
from
Nova
Scotia
and
New
Brunswick
about
how
wuiiuBuuiifleAuanuc
saimon
are
that
most
of
us
have
cujiie
to
miiiK
it
is
true
and
we
are
apt
to
have
an
infer-lodity
complex
.regard
to
our
own
salmon.
What
Js
true
of
salmon
is
also
true
of
herring.
Recently
a
local
resident
remarked:
"I
am
going
to
test
out
this
question
of
the
quality
of
herring.
In
a
local
store
there
were
kippers
cured
locally
and
kippers
imported
from
Nova
Scotia.
Some
of
each
were
purchased.
The
eastern
fish
were
plump
-and
"firm
and
it
was
said
sold
wivi
i
iu.
iiuu(,
ne
mign.
I-""
come
from
anv
one1
nf
rfn7n
rf.
Some
EnvrlmrM
lands.
In
this
port
city,
you
can'
,
Empire
seamen
have
it
over
tuna,
at
any
time
Britons,
Nbr-
their
foreign'
compatriots
because
jwegians,
Africans,
Arabs,
Human-
lans,
chmese
or
you
name
them.
He
might
have
started
going
down
to
the
sea
years
ago
or
:been
lured
tq
its
bosom
when
the
world
went
to.
war.
He
plight
be
as
young
as
16
or
as
old
as
65.
You'd
never
take
him
tnr
ja
if
.
..
.
.
j
ifucKer
i
tnough,
"IUUSI1'
ashore,
asnore,
hf
Is
is
"bet
ueuer
uian
tne
locals,
iney
were
taken
home
and
cooked'
bet-i
in
the
same
frvinP"
nan
nnrl
th
HtHo
IapqI
h
,i
rdressed
than
he
Is
aboard
hfei
liner
and
excent
for
rizp
thpv
wprp
tip
vnofitr
c,,,.v,:
1
hm.
.vivA.
?.
v
.v
V
JlSh.
and
keeDS
on
wea.rlnr
ihm
unni
I
-O
IM1,M
.
.
While
t-
we
have
nothing
-against
the.
eastern
fish
we1
d
forblds"
have
a
feeling
that
the
prejudice
is
something
the
samel,P5S
livef
a
1Ue
h's
a
as
that
against
the
western
apples.
Far
away
fields
are
SSS
Sus
mfn
"V3
V5
green
and,
when
we
were
yotiSger,
our
iJp&teTiK
R
rtgeS
Keen
and
our
sensp
nf
nnnwcirfti
ihat
accounts
for
som.e
of
tlje
preferences
We:find
Ent-i
.Your
ight"be
Ernest
May,
hsh
peoplelDok
back
to
the
wonderful
i
applet
and
nlt
llrtl
"
me-yiu
ounirv'.
rossiblv
the!
same
reasoning
applies.
There
is
also
a
difference
in
COOKS.
i
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
)
'AarclU
Froprletoi
"A
HilMfc
AWAIT
Reserve
That
Dale
Now
MOOSE
IIALI-8
P.M.
Thursday,
April
3rd
WRESTLING
Jack
McLaucWan
Of
Vancouver
Former
Middleweight
Champion
of
Canada
Vs.
Tarzan
Reynolds
Of
Toronto
I
HOXINO
I'KEMMS
1
I
Ladies
Welcome
I
CO-ED
Beautv
Salon
(Elsie
Klohn)
Ezclianee
Bide.
BLACK
CC8
Central
Hotel
Central
Hotel
Annex
150
Heated
Rooms
Hot
Water
-Steam
Baths
Dlnlnt
Room
in
Connection
Mrs.
C.
E.
Black,
Proprietress
Give
War
Worker
Restful
Holiday
Homes
In
"Safer"
Towns
And
Villages
Opened
To
Folk
With
Bombed
'Nerves
.:.
i
i
',
'
LONDON.
March
31:
(CP)i-The
"Community
hospitality
r'heme"
inaugurated
byy
Lord
Horder
on!
Mrs.
H.
Woollcombe,
is
(he
apswr
to
the
suggestion
the
British
are
too
stand-offish
to
be
friendly
in
unaller
towns
and
vfllage$.
The
Idea
started
and
has
spread
like
a
prairie
fire
throughout
the
safer
areas
of
England.
People
who
are
dff
the
beaten
track
and
cannot
taki
active
part
lri
war
work,
through
this
scheme
offer
to
take
Iro
civilian
defence
workers
for
a
day
or
a
week-end.
This
gives
them
a
rest
frm
their
ardu-ts
tasks
in
the"
bchifxtj
areas.
Th-
Im).
pays
the
fare
of
her
suest.
In
the
first
we?k
that
It
was
announced
more
hs
3D0
homes
were
bpeiwd
to
lake
n
week
-end
visitors.
,
BIO
MAN
IN
1911.18
j
FEtEiRUJRS.
Er..
March
3J-xCPiugh-
Tfccmfr
Srirjive,
7?
technical
adviser
to
Ihe
Mlnlrtry
of
Shipping
in
J9l'4
at)1
Dlrscto
of
Shipping
at
tbi
India
Office
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