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Worried
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Some
local
people
are
worried
because
of
the
way
in
which
the
war
has
been
going
in
the
island
of
Crete.
They
seem
to
think
that,
if
Suez
is
taken
by
the
Germans,
the
war
is
won
by
them
and
lost
to
us.
Nothing
like
that
is
true.
The
farther
Hitler
gets
away
from
his
base
the
more
likely
he
is
to
come
a
cropper.
If
he
goes
through
Syria
it
is
dangerous,
for
the
French
are
divided
among
themselves
and
a
taste
of
German
domination
will
not
help
him
there.
If
Britain
can
get
oil
from
this
side
of
the
Atlantic
she
can
carry
on
indefinitely.
One
possibility
is
that
two
robber
nations,
Germany
and
Russia,
will
'quarrel.
There
are
all
sorts
of
other
possibilities.
If,
in
view
of
his
success
in
Crete
and
based
on
his
experience
there,
he
decides
to
Invade
Britain,
he
will
find
he
has
a
different
problem
to
tackle.
We
have
not
the
least
idea
that
Germany
is
going
to
win
this
war
if
we
all
do
our
best
to
hold
her
back.
Ships
Taken
Over
The
taking
oyer
of
more
than
one
hundred
foreign
ships
that
had
taken
refuge
in
United
States
is
an
important
step
and
will
help
to
solve
the
shipping
situation.
There
are
also
a
number
of
United
States
ships
which
are
not
at
present
in
commission.
These
also
will
likely
be
operating
soon,
either
carrying
food
supplies
or
troops.
The
whole
set-up
is
gradually
changing
and
the
declaration
by
the
President
of
the
United
States
of
a
state
of
emergency
is
only
one
of
the
.
steps
leading
to
greater
pressure
beinrr
brought
upon
the
enemy
by
the
Allies.
Five
Years
of
Paradise
"Two
American
young
men
back
from
Russia
after
a
five-year
visit
they
made
to
find
out
whether
the
'workers'
state
is
the
proletarian
paradise
that
admirers
of
the
Soviet
crack
it
up
to
be,
are
back
in
America,"
says
the
San
Francisco.
Chronicle.
"They
passed
a
considerable
part
of
their
visit
in
jails,
where
they
were
tossed
because
one
of
them
admitted
his
father
owned
160
acres
of
land
in
America
and
hence
must
be
a
kulak.
In
interludes
of
liberty
they
earned
50
cents
for
a
12-hour
day
working
on
railroad
construction.
The
rest
of
the
time
they
were
dodemrjr
the
OfiPTT:
And
n,
kni,
i.
i
4l.
.
e
of
the
American
Embassy,
Peter
.and
John
Stevens
ar
more
than
content
to;be
again
pari
of
the"
"downti-odden
tn
masses
of
democracy.'
,
JWif
T!dn,t
ai"
Ru?sieven
if
we
wanted
to,
so
must
take
the
word
of
those
who
have
enjoyed
the
delights
t
tChumsm
at
f
irst
hand-
We
are
willing
to
let
it
go
The
Daily
News
13
a
member
of
the
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
of
the
Canadian
Press
and
of
the
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations,
It
is
the
only
paper
north
Pf
iYanouver
?nJ
West
of
Edmonton
holding
membership
in
these
organizations.
-rf
matter,
while
his
sister,
is
a
normal
negro
child
in
every
respflrt.
A
Man
who
won't
Lend
is
Friend!
nings.
TYPE
ALE
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
FOR
SA1A
FOR
SALE
Bedding
out
plants,
Greenhouse,
Alfred
Street,
see
Mr.
Wilding.
H26)
nher
for
summer
month.?.
P.O.
By
DOUGLAS
AMARON
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
mastrr.
who
once
faid
"I
look
after
myself.
I
don't
depend
on
my
ancestors
to
do
it
for
me."
is
seriously
ill
In
a
Devon
Phelps'
airman
son
Ted
DOUGLAS
AMAHON
(E.
A.,
three
times
sculling
chamoion
of
the
H27)
Ihe
reasons
he
Ls
sick
now
may
be
,
""
oecause
Wl
steaks
are
few
and
fnr
FOR
PALR
92
Have
Pnvc
PlrrV
6
room
house.
$1,200.
Immediate
wen
these
J?
and
tea.
sugar
rMio
-n
fi
on
and
"neese
are
rationed.
The
things
.jvuuuu.
in.
A-J-
muivtiiiui,
'
v.
til
lllroc
,
haf
.
,
.
a.
MA
tn
An
.A
U.J
u
a
2nd.
Ave.
(127)
t
uaiuesi,
wj
tejts
i
Br-
!
BOARD
ANT)
ItOOM
I
Sculler
In
Youth
him
good
shape.
White
A.
Hanson,
llned
eights.
Nlthl
River.
B.
C.
(132)
,
Rowing
and
boats
are
Bossy's
WArjri.n
T"
,
;
one
and
only
love.
He
has
no
in-WANTED-Two
housekeeping
terest
ln
other
sport
and
a
few
rooms.
Apply
BoX
104,
DaUy
News.
year3
ag0
remark
tnat
he
(127)
jnever
been
to
a
cricket
or
football
-----
.-
-
i
match,
tennis
tournament
or
race"
i-
NFW
ROY
A
I
LIQUID
CAPITAL
iixj
!!
lJ
1
riL.
.
PERTH,
Australia,
May
30:
(CP)-
HHT17I
,
-Charged
with
having
1500
bottles
lIU
1
LL
"I
whiskey
Illegally,
a
local
doctor
'saId
he
flight
with
J
Zarelll
Proorletor
it
horse
race
'l"88
"
taUw
COaldn'1
"A
A
HOMF
HOME
AWV
AWAY
FROM
FROM
lt
get
ta-k
Case
dlsmJssed
Rates
75c
upp
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
i
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
nmtm
ro-''m
CHIROPRACTOR
-
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"
Stanley
W.
ColUn,
D.CPh.C
Wallace
Block,
Phone
MU
savoy
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MAIL
US
YOUR
FILMS
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TODAY
I
I
I
imm
lw
slze
ro11
developed
and
printed
25c
Special
"Decko-
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
Art-
prints
Reprints
twelve
Phone
37
P.O.
Box
541
for
35c
FRASER
STREET
steffens-colmer
photo
Prince
Rupert
P.O.
Box
220
Vancouver
B.C.
Wearable
From
Distant
B:
Allison
Settle
OLASSW.
May
30:
CP-
In
sweater
cardigan,
classic
women's
spci
tswear.
Hawick,
the
Centre
of
the
knitwear
Industry
in
Britain,,
oegan
its
first
factory
for
making
knitwear
goads
during
the
18th
century.
Principally
it
made
warm
Knitted
stockings
for
men.
Now,
however,
the
knitting
inachinet
aim
the
wool
ftoin
the
Cheviot
lambs
and
sheep
of
the
border
hills
from
the
dull,
grsy
and
brown
look
of
the
old
knits
Inta
rich
or
tender
shades
dyed
fo.-fashionable
women.
Wool
;Dmes
to
Scotland
from
all
world,
is
a
prisoner
of
war
His
parts
of
the
world,
wnlie
the
chev-other
son
Eric
E.
L.i.
former
Dri-
lot
sheep
now
Is
reserved
for
tlsh
sculling
champion,
is
interned
tweeds
made
so
fine
that
they
can
In
Germany.
Rowing,
the
sport
be
tucked
and
even
shirred.
C3h-for
which
Bossy
Phelos
lives,
has
nheres
that
come
to
Hawick
from
been
abandoned
for
the
duration
Tibet
are
styled
by
London
(Ted
won
the
world
s
championship
through
London's
great
style
de-in
Toronto
in
1930
and
1932,
he
also
signers,
and
Hawick's
mill
workers
was
defeated
in
Toronto
In
19331.
make
them
Into
fashion
garments-.
The
father,
Bcsy
h's
Initiate
Colors
In
knitwear
are
delated
are
J.
T.
is
65
and
in
his
many
by
the
color
blends
of
tweeds,
be-years
as
boat-builder,
sculling
cause
knitwear
Is
more
often
worn
coach
and
royal
bargeman,
has
with
tweeds
than
with
anything
known
few
days
of
illness.
Three
else.
So
much
are
cardigans
and
'or
four
years
ago
a
Eugenics
So-
pullovers
Influenced
by
tweed
col-iclety
report
attributed
his
health
ors
and
patterns
that
there
are
I
and
his
profession
to
heredity.
The
whole
new
ranges
which
copy
every
'Phelps
have
been
watermen
for
detail
and
every
tona
of
a
good
more
than
600
years
and
served
che:k
tweed.
royalty
for
a
century.
:
In
the
pale
pastel
colors,
Shet-
Living
Example
land
knits
are
probably
the
best
Bossy
sccfled
at
the
heredity
But
as
well
there
are
the
chenille
theory,
although
later
he
appeared
pullovers
and
cardigans,
tonkin
a
motion
picture
as
ens
of
its
haired
angora
sets
and
lambswool,
best
examples.
"Heredity,"
he
said,
"I
don't
.
.
know
anything
about
that.
But
I
rr,
o.tt,
o
u
n
fALE-Veet
2-lnch
brff
tfll
that
without
beer
I
shaft
with
long
sleeve
and
bush-
'shouldn.t
be
as
fit
as
l
am
tod
Infr.ln
nprfWf
pnnmtlnn-
onmnlcto
.
i
T
11,
Beer
anQ
sugar.
Best
energy
set
of
taps
and
dies,
t.
U.S.S.;
o
,c
15
bullders
m
toe
world
.,
".
.
""M
Eossy
rises
regularly
a
at
B.
C.
Furniture.
FOR
SALE
7-room
house
332
Ave.
East.
Near
both
schools
and
covon
sets
In
pale
colorings.
like
line
J
":
7
.
71J
:
.
uunnar
WHAT
SWEDEN
NEEDS
GOTHENBURG,
May
30:
(CP)
Sweden's
contribution
to
European
.
i.onomic
life
dspends
on
freedom
totrade
with
the
whole
world,
said
jusi.
anrt
onps
.nluH'
,
in,,
,c.
t,0
.
Hagglof,
of
the
Swedish
new
at
half
price.
Phone
Blk.
324.
AM
h.
r...
"
oreignOfflce,
reJeeUng
German
tf
um
uc.ure
ne
was
in.
e
nao
oniy
S11pstfn
nt
ii-mh,,
'o
n
two
meals
a
day-breakfast
of
fish,
tral
cJearin
lace
7th
loasi
ana
tea
witn
much
sugar
nor)n
and
lunch
of
steak
or
anything
dry
dock.
$2,000
cash.
Phone
eke
available,
provided
there
was
Green
922.
(l2Si
Plenty
it.
Before
he
Went
to
CHANGE
ENOUGH
tSTJID
in...
qn.
irn
t
FOR
SALE
6
roomed
house.
133
a
cole
of
pTnVof
ale
"nda
,he
PW
7th
Ave.
E.
Phone
Red
921.
eve-.
Bossy
1
.
h
city
"tUe
changed
except
for
lack
u
'
.
,
-,
,
'
.
'
oi
joon
ana
presence
of
Oermac
STIFFER
ARMY
MEDICAL
LONDON,
May
30:
(CP)
Medical
for
admission
ta
ths
United
Kingdom
army
services
have
been
A
skilled
boat-builder.
Bossy
has
17
Z
,Z
,
I
slT,1
n
his
,ni
.v..
7J
or
tne
Minister
TH
M
01
of
renslons
Pensions
In
BOARD
AND
ROOM-Close
In.
seen
racing
eights
win
the
n
Gentlemen
only.
Phone
Black
University
taJd
ty.r?altmmymtt
965.
(tf)
InhMiPn
Challenge
n,,n
Cup
at
.,"
"
lne
ay
WANTED
JtHj
Henley
many
-itimes.
He
was
a.ine
sculler
In
his
lyoutn
ana
his
knowledge
of
the
WANTED
FmprUnnpH
tinin
.
Thames
and
UNCLE
SAM'S
VELVET
en-
ofj
rowin-r
brought
cC"U
U"U
.WOrin
.
VMtei
"
1
oiamps
8010
ln
lle
the
appointment
as
nilot
to
lv."
d
rnv-
-a
job
1nh
nf
of
teaching
f""
w
War
aW
have
Box
127.
(126)
1the
Oxford
hppn
(the
cox
how
to?
steer
"the
icourse
WANTED
Wire-haired
terrier
pup.
from
Putney
to
Mortlake.
Red
942.
(13Q)
WANTED
Capable
girl
to
do
housework
and
plain
cooking
for
small
famrly,
immediately.
Apply
Box
65,
Stewart,
B.C.
(128)
WANTED
Model
K35
Johnson
out
board
motor
for
reoairs.
Crank
His
Royal
duties
aren
burden
some
for
the
Royal
Barge
hasn't
been
used
since
1919.
Built
in
1683,
the
two?ton
barge
lias
been
rowed
over
the
Varsity
course
in
23
minutes,
which
Bossy
called
"pretty
good
going"
considering
University
crews
have
taken
20
minutes
to
shaft
and
cylinders
must
be
lnrac
the
44
miles
In
their
stream
A
Billet
Doux
for
the
Boche!
VEGETABLES
In
Season
Kept
Garden-Fresh
and
Crisp
Under
Vapor
Sprays
at
Reasonable
Prices.
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
Phones
18
&
19
p.n.
Box
515
THE
SEAL
ot
QUALITY
"tKrvl
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
pinFseal
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
tbt
year
round
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert
BACK,
TO
PALESTINE
5
The
-immigration
cf-Jewish
set-V
tiers
In
Palestine
has
reathed
the
rate
of
1,000
a
month.
WAY
DOWN
SOUTH
Moallane?.
Chile,
on
the
StralU
of
Magellan
Is
the
southernmost
city
in
the
world.
CIIA.MF.I.KON'S
LYF-S
Hie
lids
of
the
chameleon's
eyes
are
fused
together,
leaving
an
opening
no
larir
thrn
the
pupil.
o
4
PAQK
TWO
TH1
DAILY
HRVii
MEN'S
SOLID
LEATHER
Work
Boots
In
Crepe,
Panco
and
Oak
Tanned
Soles.
Priced
from
$2.95
T0
$7.50
Our
Stock
of
SHOE
FINDINGS
Including
Polishes,
Laces,
Arch
Supports,
Corn
Pads,
Shoe
Trees,
Etc.,
is
the
Largest
in
the
City
SOLE
AGENTS
FOR
JACK
AND
JILL
SHOES
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
HARD
WORKING
HENS
f-
NORTHAMPTON,
May
30:
(CP)
'
Just
as
If
high-geared
egg-laying
I
was
not
enough,
chickens
of
the
English
Midlands
are
called
on
fpr
.feathers
for
pipe
cleanersi
all
:
GOOD
LIFE
CENTRE
FOR
IS
SECRET
WOOL
STYLE
cotton
and
wire
being
required
for
,,
.
,,
rh.mriniH
Material
Comes
munitions:
Scotland
Makes
H
-m,ii,
!
n-i.,w
Parts
But
tin.-1
9
A
mill
I
Factors
of
Healthy
Life
ONE
WHITE,
ONE
BLACK
I
NEW
YORK,
May
30:
iCP
They
are
twins
of
ncro
parentage
but
Eddie
Ray.
in
a
local
hospital,
t
nNnoN.
Mnan-
.rp.ThPwnr
the
silvery
north
where
Scotland
Is
an
"albino
-
deficient
c-
;olr
m
ha3
dpalt
harshv
,lth
Rossv
und
Enniand
meet
lies
Hawick,
the
Lucy
May.
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investale
l-ulpr
of
jne
town
which
invented,
the
Thames."
The
King's
Barge-
ONE
WAS
PURGED
THE
OTHER
Fled
Seven
years
ago
it
was
said
throughout
German
v
cr
o
only
trusted
two
men
In
full
measure.
They
were
Ern::t
Re
left,
and
Rudolf
Hess.
It
was
seven
years
ago,
despite
th!?
a
tatlon
for
trust,
that
Roehm
was
assassinated
in
Hitler
d
purge.
Now
the
second
Hitler
trustee,
Rudolf
Hei
rjnht
fled
Germany
In
a
plane
and
parachuted
to
earth
in
s'-ai
Insane,
says
Germany.
Fully
sane,
says
England's
off.cii,.
after
Hess'
Imprisonment,
AUSTRALIA'S
POPULATION
CANBERRA,
May
30:
(CP)
With
present
living
standards,
Australia
could
maintain
a
maximum
population
of
30,000.000,
not
100,000,000
as
German
propaganda
claims,
said
Acting
Prime
Minister
Fadden.
Present
population
is.
about
U.
S.
EPILEPTICS
About
COO.000
persons
in
the
United
States
are
victims
of
epileptic
seizures.
Canada
At
War
25
Years
Ago
May
30
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