m
English
Woman
Writes
Even
"Contraptions"
May
nrinff
Miracles
To
Troops
Hy
GLADYS
AIWOLO
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
OTTAWA.
June
14:
(CP)
Describing
her
adventures
with
a
malrpfhlft.
mrhtln
nnfppn
on
P.nf-
friends
that
"the
mobile
tea
can
teen
is
second
only
In
Importance
to
the
ambulance"
and
"If
you
don't
know
what
to
buy
we
don't
begin
to
have
enough
of
them."
"Thev
are
tlv?
20th
ceulur;
version
of
the
biblical
miracles
of
loaves
and
fishes''
her
letter
said.
"And
there
are
some
strange
con-trartlons
now
serving
In
emergencies."
Frr
many
months
she
has
been
V
PAQI
BEX
THB
DAILT
KKWH
Monday.
June
,
Nil
Fair
Soldiers
in
Women's
Land
Army
ftVER
TOWN'-
..ABOUT
RIB
Expert
Optical
Service
Denna
licVj
0vr
the
tracer
,doi
.'tHv-I
Chas.
Dodimead
7
ihlngi
Q(
q0
placet
in
hn
Optometrist
iu
Charge
inostromanBcrolal
Watch,
Clock,
Jewelry
Repairing
Hand
Engraving
VISIT
OUR
HASEMENT
STORE
For
Fine
China,
Dinnerwarc,
Glasses,
Haggage
and
Novelties
Max
Heilbroner
JEWELER
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
Adventures
Of
Canteens
light,
and
anti-aircraft
gun
camps
in
a
Midland
county.
Tlie
men
in
this
area
arc
widely
separated
and
isolated
so
that
they
rarely
get
a
chance
to
get
into
town.j
to
buy
comforts
and.cigarets,
she
said.
"There
wasn't
a
canteen
available
even
if
we
had
the
money
to
buy
one
but
we
were
determined
to
get
things
to
the
men
just
the
same.
We
fitted
up
an
old
car
as
a
canteen,
stocked
it
with
oddments
ruch
as
rafcor
blades,
soap,
toothbrushes,
electric
torch
batteries
as
veil
as
'smokes'
sweets,
chocolate,
?nd
bevera8es.
llshwoman
has
written
Canadian
'7
sage
from
the
Life
Insurance
Men
oi
Canada
Again
responding
to
the
call
of
the
Government,
Life
Insurance
Companies
have
made
available
their
entire
sales
organizations
to
assure
the
success
of
the
Victory
Loan
....
As
true
Canadians,
we
must
bach
up
our
gallant
fighting
forces
in
this
stern
struggle
against
tyranny
and
aggression
....
Any
sacrifices
that
our
Country
calls
upon
us
to
make
are
small
compared
to
the
sacrifice
rnade
by
the
heroic
citizens
in
war-torn
Britain
....
The
need
is
urgent
....
Let
us
all
buy
"
Victory
Bonds
to
the
limit
of
our
ability.
v
.
"Help
Finish
the
job
'.'.
rPIIESE
smiling
girls
in
ovcrnlb
--
are
ready
to
give
Canadian
farmers
a
helping
hand
during
the
busy
summer
months.
They
are
all
members
of
the
Ontario
Women's
Land
Army,
organized
by
a
group
of
women
who
anticipated
a
shortage
of
farm
labor
with
so
many
men
being
absorbed
When
they
could
go
no
iurther
on
snowblocked
roads
they
would
get
.
m
touch
with
members
cf
v.v.s.
jklrunners
in
the
community
and
.1
,
i
V.
tLi..
t
I.
-
ust
as
we
were
ready
to
start
uc,,y"
W1C
""u3
"c
"ut
a
spell
cf
bitter
weather
set
In.
I
wi
accustomed
to
the
ordinary
Fmlish
winter
but
with
the
roads
"li'was
not
long
beiore
our
services
to
the
outposts
increased
and
we
have'
travelled
many
thousands
dee-
with
snow
and
covered
with
jf
mlles
and
our
old
car
Is
gettin
shcrts
of
black
ice
I
wasn't
very
en
""etty
shaky."
she
said.
thuslastlc.
However
we
thought
about
th
rr"n
out
thro
In
their
camos
and
this
gave
us
the
cour-
age
tn
start
out."
.
800
Miles
a
Month
In
the
first
month,
accompanied
drlvin?
her
own
Vcontraption"'
In
r-y
another
member
of
the
W.V.S.
the
service
of
more
than
50
search-
she
covered
more
than
CC0
miles.
into
war
services.
During
the
winter
months,
Ford
Motor
Company
of
Canada,
Limited
provided
the
girls
with
a
free
and
thorough
course
in
the
care
and
operation
of
modern
farm
tractors
and
implements
and
followed
up
with
instruction
in
practical
field
work
in
the
spring.
More
than
100
of
'
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
J
these
girl:;
are
already
at
work
on
Canadian
farms,
They
seem
to
be
happy
about
it
all
in
the
above
photograph
Ix-ft
to
right:
Amybel
James,
Barbara
Dennett,
June
Hardy,
Bernie
Harris,
Milli-cent
Cobb,
Kathryn
Ironside
and
Helen
Harris,
all
from
Malvern
Collegiate,
Toronto.
sailing
at
6
a.m.
for
Stewart
and
other
northern
points
whence
she
will
return
here
tomorrow
afternoon
southbound.
Union
steamer
Camosun.
Capt.
'
James
Watt,
Is
due
In
port
at
5.30
1
The
use
of
devilfish
cr
octopus
this
evening
from
Vancouver
via1
meat
as
halibut
bait
is
becoming
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
The.
Increasingly
general
with
the
Princ
vessel
is
making
a
special
dance
I
The
canteen
now
carries
a
clrcu-
Rupert
fleet.
The
layover
period
cruise
tonight,
the
outing
already
UIng
library
of
books
and
gramo-
between
halibut
trios
as
required
being
booked
out.
She
will
sail
at
hone
records.
The
crew3
uses
it
by
the
conservation
regulations
is
10
o'clock
tomorrow
night
on
her
'or
posting
letters
and
sending
promoting
it.
Also
the
fishermen
return
south
over
the
same
route,
telegrams,
while
stationery
and
say
that
devilfish
meat
Is
a
much
,
,
writing-
materials
are
supplied,
better
bait
than
herring.
One
of
HELP
ACKOSS
ATLANTIC
-ocks
collected
for
washing
and
he
principal
advantages
is
that
mending
fr
"replaced
when
they
devilfish
mer.t
is
tougher
and
stays
NEW
Y0RK-
Jue
16:
CP-
The
-et
Foster
nls
Plan
for
War
Child-
too
bad."
j
-nore
effectively
on
the
hooks.
Thp
.
.
,
--v-tiri"
of
th
boaU
in
romiertlnp
rcn
in
Ncw
York
's
maintaining
11
with
the
obtaining
of
the
devilfish
homes
ln
Grcat
Britaln
or
chlld
I
bait,
is
to
nn
out
a
dv
or
attr
,!4nriiir:
the
halibut
catches
to
haunt",
rf
ihi,
rlevllflsh
outside
the
jhnrbor.
Thir
jdevilflsh
are
found
I
clinging
to
rocks
near
ihe
surfacp
las
the
tides
go
out.
Sticks
and
hooks
being
used,
the
devilfish
am
,
gaffed
by
hand
and
hauled
out
to
board
the
boats
and
brought
into
rcii
maae
nomeiess
oy
wazi
oomos.
DURB1N
IN
'
NEW
ROLE
"
Nice
Girl-
at
Capitol
Theatre
'port.
The
fish
are
skinned
and
cut
up
pnd.
when
there
13
a
fur-
In
her
ninth
picture.
Nice
Olrl?"
ther
layover
before
proceeding
to
which
Is
the
feature
offering
for
rconea
some
exciting
moments
ln
typical
small
town
girl
who
has
an
catching
them.
Their
usual
haunts
escapade
with
a
young
New
Yorker,
.are
among
rugged
rocks
in
deeply
Franchot
Tone,
thereby
becoming
running
off
jhore
lines.
the
subject
of
a
town
scandal
which
5
is
quciiea
oniy
arter
her
"engager
Southbound
after
her
first
voy-
mcnt"
to
Tone
is
announced.
Then
age
of
the
season
on
the
Alaska
Tone
reaPPears
to
complicate
a
,
route.
C.P.R.
steamer
Princess
Char-
auon
wnicn
provides
much
hll
llotte,
Capt.
William
Palmer,
was
nort
af
9
o'clock
Saturday
even-in"
'-cm
Ketchikan
with
milrt
'
Mir.aii
Willi
illliu
CUI-
mr.
YES.'
Wc
KKpalr
Water
Pipes,
Knots,
Woodwork,
Stoves
Connected,
Etc.
Oil
Kurners
Cleaned
..
.
$1.50
'Chimneys'
Swept
$2.50
HANDY
MAN
HOME
SERVICE
Phone
BLACK
735
arity
before
the
story
reaches
a
in
port
front-3:30
to
5:30
Saturday
surPrise
llnlh
atternoon.
Eight
persons
disem
I
barked
from
the
vessel
here
and
'ten
took
passage
at
this
aboard
her
for
the
south.
Robert
Benchley
appears
as
De-
anna's
father,
a
Connecticut
high
port
sch001
Principal.
Ann
Oillls
and
nunc
uwyiiue
are
ueannas
sisters.
Walter
Brennan
and
Helen
Broder-
ick
have
Important
parts
as
town
H
,,PU,0WI1
Northland
Transportation
0C,
steamer
North
Coast,
arrived
In
?d
housiePe.r
for
th?
Benchley
family.
Other
important
members
of
the
cast
Include
Robert
.
cn1,
T-.ll-
.
.
,
,
,
'edfh
in
tlerpe,
for
transshipment
Bryant.
EIizabeth
Rlsd0n
and
aa
,FW.
over
Canadian
National
Rail
twavs
and
sailed
ailed
V'ater
In
con
to
Seattle,
i
counle
of
hours
.,,,,""
Za
u
'iy,
Vu,noc"
m
tinuatlon
of
her
voyage
JW?
1
ld
FIks
Lt
3-,iInowin7
to
heavy
traffic
on
h
lnwpi
coast.
Union
teamer
Ca-H.
rant;-
Fmest
sheanard.
arrived
in
nirt
at
4
o'clock
this
morn-
I
Ing
from
Vancouver
and
waypolnts,
Central
Hotel
fVnlral
Hotel
Annex
ISO
Heated
Itnoms
Hot
Water
Steam
Kaths
IHnlne
Koom
in
Connection
Mrs.
O.
E.
Hlack,
Proprietress
"w
aiiu
iuur
new
songs
"Love
at
Last,"
"Perhaps,"
"Beneath
the
Lights
of
Home"
and
"Thank
You
America."
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
mm
maw
mm
COLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sncktjye
PINK
.SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Parked
by
the
only
salmon
tannlnr
company
with
n
all
th
ear
round
payroll
In
Pniut
Itupert
YllA
a
f
i
Mce
Girl?
with
her
grandest
cait
FRANCHOT
TONE
ROBERT
STACK
WALTER
BRENNAN
ROBERT
BENCHLO
HtUN
BROOIRICI
DEANNA
.
.
.
SURROUNDED
BY
A
GREAT
GROUP
OF
STARS
...
IN
THE
TOP
PICTURE
OF
HER
BRILLIANT
CAREER!
Thrill
to
Deanna'8
singing
of
"THERE'LL
ALWAYS
BE
AN
ENGLAND'
2
shows
nightly
7:00
and
0:10
Canada
Carries
On
Presents
"IIKUOKS
01'
TIIK
ATLANTIC"
TONIGHT
TUES.
WKO,
CONCERT
ENJOYED
Musical
Treat
Lnjoyed
On
Fine
Sunday
Af
term
on
Amid
(;-lr-ful
I'ark
Siirroiitidiiics
Once
again
tne
Cauadbit-
National
sunken
garden
ark
was
Hie
delightful
setting
for
a
fine
con
RockV
Mountain
Rangers
vistpr
the
beach.
Then
they
are
taken
on
Popular
Younq:
Actress
Starrinc
i"
Jday
afternoon.
Weather
was
bright,
sunny
and
warm
and
many
people
ensconced
themselves
on
the
green
lawns
and
freshly
blnomlnc
sardon
slopes
with
their
wlndlnc
trails
i
-
llumci.
Waltz
"Viennu
11;
rcr.
Oveauic
"Tht
.'i'
v
scl).
x.iripUve
c,
(Slattcri.
Wnllx
'
liven
i
-
i
tlhv.
I.
Overture
'Aiehcr).
p
Wier"
(Oa
CJCM
Descriptive
cert
by
the
regimental
band
of
the
Guardsmen"
'S-
Overture
"Entrr
Visits
I
V
N'av
F
7
Is
Hymn
"Abery..'
v.
n
liAixii
rou
I'lMtVIM
ttin
in
I
uie
iisning
ttrounas,
th?y
are
ln
me
first
half
or
this
wetk
at
tne
to
enjoy
the
hnrmonlous
mus'c.
Klnn
has
Hpprovrd
(r
some
cases
nlaced
in
cold
storage.
Capitol
Theatre
here,
Deanna
Uur-(
Under
the
dire
tlnn
of
L!pt.
O
hn,"p
for
men
inv.iiw-i
Sorr-"
t'evilfish
run
as
hls;h
as
25
bin
is
no
longer
a
demure
youngstfr
W.
SJooulst.
h
following
program
el.
miliiary
and
a
r
'
jand
30
pounds
in
weight
and
not
a
but
a
glamorous
young
woman.
was
jendrred:
an'
n"vy
and
whirr1
I
few
of
the
fishermen
have
already
The
story
presents
Deanna
as
a!
March
"The
Front
l
ine"
fOrri
war
s-rvlce
wounds
t
r
Not
How
Few
Hut
How
Many
r
Victory
Bonds
VI
r-
S
Tins
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&
SMEI
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COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LIMITKD
General
Office
and
Works
T
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M,m
iiiuiikLlillfill.
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1.
LJLU
A
GOOD
PLACE
TO
BUY
Have
You
Seen
the
New
FLIOXSTEEL
LIVING
ROOM
FURNITl
RF
A
Sine
IP
rnmnnrf.
tin
t
w
n
.kKinrr
m
.-rr-
'
1'-"
-
v.
4U
AJ
J)I
Uf,
1
1
J
WVUWJilt,
v.
sinngs
to
break.
It
is
sanitary.
No
space
for
dirt
or
ver....;
collect
and
the
open
bottom
makes
cleaning
easy.
Sold
exn
ly
ln
this
city
by
ys.
PHONE
775
Trains
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
the
East
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
C
p.m.
'
Alr-Condltloned
Sleeping'
and
Dining
Cars
Steamers
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
on
Saturday,
i:00
p.m.
and
Monday
at
3:00
p.m.
calling
at
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
Kiver
For
Full
Information
and
Reservation,
etc
Cal1
0r
Wr,te
CITY
TICKET
OFFICE,
523
3rd
Avenue
I
ni,
hone
a
260
Prince
Rupert.
Agents
for
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines