aril
21
1941.
IS
ARE
;
tPT
HIGH
Ei.
a
natural
H
bombers
;ay
of
their
homes
were
unscath
ea
wnen
a
(house.
1U.
a
&n
a
in
a
A
At
...
ft
a
.
Ejau
teen
signalled
hundr.
.
rfMl41
K'time'
Dombs
were
not
al-;
..
,
..
..
wau
Cardiff
In
many
wavs
rmblp!i
.
.
-
"
m
pans
or
London
aflr
fW
f
,
few
night
of
heavv
taAmhlnr
t
1
I
7Q
there.
It
is
possible
to
walk
for
J
mill
YV
ALiEiU
b,5cks
w11110"1-
sng
more
than
a
at
Cardiff
Low
Through
Planning
and
Strong
Defences
IDOUOLAS
AMARON
ban
Press
Staff
writer)
"
uuu
.U.l.J
.
AJiVV"
tened
to
the
ground
are
still
a.
T.iixiiiii
:
Such
heaps
of
debris
can
be
U1DQT
P
A
MF
!
found
In
every
district
but
thelFIlVOl
VJ.TllllJ-1
nearest
thins
i
saw
tr.
mni
?
isirucuon
ttruction
was
was
a
a.
street
street
or
worn-.
.
lltuil.
1
,
target
for
get
people
foon
ff
powi
Brltth
cities
sufierea.
has
been
slrjht
and
damage
to
iii
intens?
raia
came
in
civilian
property
great
It
Is
partly
and
up
to
the
present
btcause
of
the
great
ground
de-
causea
more
tiuiuu
rences.
uermans,
Mayor
Mccaie
damage
wrr
less
than
paid,
cannot
find
.their
tarne,ts
from
at'ac.k
March
3.
uch
a
helffht
but
droD
bombs
none
from
all
Cardiff's
bomb-
tne
less
and.
civilian?
nave
to
pay
tnfl
nriA
i
owev:r.
nave
Been
iewer
i
ne
ni
;nvs
ion
in
blwhc
w
..v.....b
..
.,.ifc
on
lyvnrton
ts-
the
fiercest
fire
raid
any
city
out-
trr-m
nther
tjiwns.
side
London
has
experienced.
Of
fi-
ai
iicu
w.
'
-
I
jnd
luck
:ombln8d
to
keep
clals
said
140
blazes
started
but
.
,
.
.4
jnr
wpro
nn
i
lamps
ut
ruiafl
uu.
y
i"i
ww.
-
I
t
.,ifu
nr
nir
miHs
has
raiders
when
they
returned
the1
I
www-J
V
.-
..v
-
ill
and
ppnple
keep
unaer
nexi
nujiu.
ieapue
ir
jhvcjisii-j
ui
Laid
a
Royal
Air
Force
cor-
the'
attack,
services
functioned,
al-
i
Cardiff
through
all
its
most
normally,
i
travenea
in
tram?
At
first
there
used
to
be
from
Cardiff's
two
main
stations,
the
streets
watching
rode
buses
and
trams,
passed
.
bur:
in
the
sky
out
peopie
owico,
aim
huk
wui.ui
Ho
curious
now."
with
people,
drank
water
from
a
Shelters
at
Home
lap
mm
itau
jicmaHvia
eicv-
FOR
SYDNEY;
vy
ill.
w.-:
i
airs
as
safe
a
olace
out
nayai
r-njinrers
wcip
icihuv-hsjo
rora
ire
iiuit
ocua.
iu
I
To
support
his-belief
ho
In?
ths-trr,
cheered
by
snop
owners
r
class
condition.
Phone
Red
am.
:
t
riirwt
hi
nn
nn
Andr-
who
soon
not
back
ta
their
prem-
97)
.
Iter
tha
killed
eight
occu-
ises.
In
other
places
.direct
hits-
rhrfleid'
lihUe
the
same
number
of
by
.high
exolosivA
bombs
or
danger
H
iri
t
match
sheltering"
under
the
stair-
from
debris
falling
from
burned-
list
Completed
t
ION
ma
ICE
I
New
Ice
Storage
Method
nsurinff
only
low
temperature
ice
throughout
the
fishing
season
Fishermen
ard
Invited
to
Inspect
Our
Reconstructed
Ice
Storage
Low
Temperature
Dry
Ice
Now
on
Sale
by
Canadian
Fis
llnce
Rupert
h
&
Cold
Storag
Co.
Ltd.
STEAMSHIPS
Btitlsh
Colutnoia
Steamers
Leavd
Prince
Rupert.
for
Vancouver?
Lwal
otnee
and
Work
LTD
P
ATA
LA
EVERY
TUESDAY,
CAftDENA
EVERY'
FKlUAi,
1:30
D.m.
10:30
p.m.
P'ue
Vancouver
Thurs.
p.iru
Du'
Vancouver,
Monday
a.m.
feuetn
Charloti
Islands
Service--
(fortnightly)
Lev
r,nce
Rupert
April
it
and
zo
i
'rirkM
af
Office
Ufther
'information
Regarding
Reservations
and
TlckeW
rrcm
ANK
J.
SKINNER,
Prince
tttipiit
Agent.
Third
Ave,
FnOBt
w
HR
CONSOLIDATED
MINING'
&
SMELTING
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
himutuu
Manufacturers
of
ELEPHANT
Brand
Chemicals
and
Chemical!
Fertilizers
Ammonium
Phosphates,
Ammonium
Sulphate,
Superpuos-phates,
Monocalclum
Phosphate
Producers
and
Refiners
of
TAOANAC
Brand
Metals
Mercury,
Gold,
Silver,
Lead
Zinc,
Cadmium,
Blsmutn
and
Antimony.
Also
Suiphurlff
Acid
and
Sulphur
Trail.
B.C.
.
.
.
..
-
-
.
1
,
.
T
i
,,A,r
TH3
DATLY
NTJW3
PAOB
riV2
flODAr
IN
SPORTS
i2!T-SSTfJ
!2J
in
the
seventh
and
deciding
Headquarters
oauivajr
au
n.c
0l
tne
western
uanaaa
juu-
ln
Saskatoon
a
week
from
tonight.,?
,game
k
thamolonship
eries
at
d
Raneers
?"!JT?u
scorel'S-
!EL
scor-
a;
there
wa-.
last
year
many
that
ventured
tower
.crashed
"V,
.
:T
.
,i
Britain
s
civilians,
i
a
ncared
with
what
n,ir,nr
nlnor
into
fr,
nri.M
Bristol
nMni
Channel,
.Mim.
victims
of
f
cat
U1
of
U
damage
was
lnslgnlfi-
deadly
accurate
fir,
I
P"
n
seme
If
to
objectives
'
"
damage
military
sald
Mavor
M;0alei
ffm
mmm
tr
m
FOR
SALh
I
Uiv
gn""
u
.wuw
,
.
.
.....
uu
uii
m.v-
-ijaiiic
u.uji
i
liaiie,
niaus
u
jew
unci
uic
rviiiigia.
lciuiucu
in
a
cost
$9,000.
12
years
old.
Fully
remarks
at
the
close
of
the
tour-"
ing
the
Signals
defeated
the
Rah-
KincoUth
toy
a
score
of
31
to
22
modern,
2
lots.
$5,000
with
easy
nament
and
the
prizes
were
pre-
,ers
3-1
but.
aqrordlng
to
the
Ran-
'
terms
of
$1700
down
and
balance
sented
by
Miss
Evy
Rlvett.
gers,
this
will
not
happen
on
Wed-
:
-7
spread
over
long
term
ai
$38.50
Delicious
refreshments
were
ser-
nesdav.
Defence
Hdq
1
2
0
7
monthly.
H.
G.
Helgerson
Ltd.
ved
under
tne
Convenorshlp
of
Ths
standing
to
date:
Air
Force
0
3
0
3
i
Mrs.
Duncan
Miller,
..who
was
ably
W
L
D
Pts
Each
team
has
played
three
j
1
t-
j
1
!
i
1
n
ft
ifi
pames
and
has
vet
-tn
mlav
thrpe
SALE
-
Mechanic's
tools,
w
"
-
,
1
H
.
-
"exs
u
f-v
kitchen
sinks
and
wash
basins,
ict
Jielters
are
conveniently
trie
ugnt
m
ironi
oi
a
ugnieo
gqs
used
UnQleum
2
wat
l-joushout
the
city
but
nre.
.
.
.nv
2
nnctwrt
at
at
snan
nts
prefer
to
stay
af
mere
naiurauy
were
incunycn-,
prices.
.
fi
B.
H17
thrm
Mayor
Charles
lences.
a-main
street
wjra
ruptumi,
,
,k
kiio.
n
itiur
because
or
deiavea
action
Dome:,
i
y..
wiiu
W(,(i.YVd
v-
.
r
1
V.
.
.
I
.
.
.annj.
V.
T
...V.
t'
.
...r-1
and
Chair-side
model
Radio,
all-!
wave
and
push
buttons,
all
first
class
condition.
Call
or
phone
E.J
W.
Johnson,
Blue
153.
Also
16-foot
canoe
complete
with
paddles
and
cushions,
all
like
new.
'
FOR
SALE
C.
Furniture,
Ave.
Phone
Black
324.
Thlrd
(tf)
NEW
4-room
house
with
bath,
con
crete
basement,
brtek
lined,
air
conditioned
fire
place,
lurnace,
modern
fixtures,
unobstructed
harbor
view.
5th
Avenue
West,
$3500.00
cash;
$4000.00
terms.
18-foot
Peterborough
canoe,
fir1.
elas
condition.
COLLART
Si
McCAFFERY
LTD.
Phone
11
tf
FOR
SALE
12
by1
16
tent,
good
condition.
A.
Isaacson,
Seal
Cove.
Winnipeg,
qifcillf
led
to
.
meet
,iMont-
t
rful
kick
past
En
other
British
ports
In
VJ
t
line
of
air
warfare.
but
diversion
signs
guided
pedes-
and
motorists
around
the
.,n
hi
vr.
how-
.iv
I
hwird
in
uvn
mnntha
in
Wr
It
Cardiff
entered
the
cat-
londpn,
are
credited
eepln?
.p
.
st30d
for
blitzed"
cities.
Hucn
piancs
weu
aoove
zimhw
ieet
Wi
.
J,,
.tvnr
Memorial
,Cup
(98)
FOR
SALE
1940
R.
C.
A.
Victor
mantel
radio.
Phone
840
after
6.
94)
FOR
SALE
r
Mason
Risch
piano,
Wilton
rug,
Beatty
washer,
am-ing
suite,
mirrors,
beds,
dressers,
lamps,
curtains,
ten
-
volume
standard
reference
books,
etc.
M.
McLachlan,
8Q1
Summit
Ave.
(101)
GRAMOPHONE
for
quick
sale
with
55
records
$5.50.
Phone
Red
832.
(94)
WANTED
Laboratory
boy,
Fish
eries
Experimental
Station.
See
Dr.
Bailey
at
building
on
dock.
(94)
FOR
REN1
FOR
RENT
5-rooms
and
bath,
newly
decorated,
hot
water
heated,
fine
harbor
view,
5th
Avenue
West,
$45.00.
COLLART
&
McCAFFERY
LTD.
Phone
11
.
tf
TRY
;
y,j
GUNN'S
Variety
Repairs
For
First
Class
Service
on
Bicycles,
Rubberrare,
Tires,
Tubes,
Etc.,
Vulcanized
6th
St.
opp.
OK
Barber
Shop
a
toe
the
final
final
ior
ine
-.
First
Tennis
Tournament
Season
Formally
Started
F,y
Cana
tf
dian
National
Recreation
Association
Tte
t
nil
jt.vij
xoalio
Scott
For
a
time
during
the
second
half
th2
Headquarters
boys
still
managed
to
hold
off
the
Rangers
tut
the
latter
had
the
advantage
of.
a
favorable
wind,
downhill
slope
and
the
sun
at
their
backs.
Finally,
ih
Headquarters
difence
broke
down
under
the
consistent
smash-,
in?
attack
of
the
Ranger's
forward
line
and
the
Rangers
then
had
j
little
difficulty
In
piling
up
five
!
Baseball
Scores
rVfcLVtlo
VUI1UI
I
HA
I
.
I
SPORT
CHAT
nana
uiwe
nouses,
many
snai-i
i
Cardiff
officials
try.
to
nlght
here
in
the
opening
pme
of
,
.
tonight.
Dundee
was
knocked
back
to
their
homes
as
the
AUan
hockey
finals.
The
j
th
sevjn:h
round
rwible.
Sirvfces
of
eon-
ec(md
Bame
will
be
played
in
Re-
,u
RANGERS
WINNERS
waies.
n.)"."
y
np.tu
ucjruim
icyuir
unu
scores
.
I
t,
.
.
,,
j
t,v.
te,t
coal
exporting
'port
more
with
windows
and
roofs
bias-
Sydney
Lhofky
KJ?,!
i
De,ea(ed
ea1uarters
B
Seo,e
'
rAmARY
Anril
21
-
,
a
.w
jk
wAf
.,
n-
1
CALGARY,
April
afl
J
'Dundee,
world
flyweight
and
jun-!
n.
Of
Five
Five
To
Ta
0n(.
One
In
in
Game
Game
t-ono
-
Mmifvna.rt
Millionaires
defeated
defeated
Reglna
Reema
rwnB-i,
1..vl...,.v,i
lV;i,.
,hmninn
.
.
l
.tUM
fra
a-
.
n
.
.
.
.
.
-
-
.
..
.inr
11HI1LWC1KMI.
'LHJA&
w"'-"
IBrliains
mpumm--euneniciai
aamag
Bang-jlor
Jlgnty,eignt
.boxing
champion,
Saturday
Afternoon
Saturday
afternoon
on
Acropolis
Hill
the
Rocky
Mountain
Rangers'
zionpo
first
crested
the
from
behind
to
defeat
the
'"-
v.-..
v........n..j
,
p.nv.
n
a
na
toniant
ana
uie
uutu
in
oo-
int
Dnmrort
hv
Hfpitins'
-
.
.
.
to
atta-JC
-tnis-it
ls
sometimes
Znn
wnosdav.
The
fourth.
If
"""6r
;
7.
T
Defence
Headquaiters
squad
in
a
:hannei
JllUil-'
w
w
v
owlltrtlMla
VIII
only
dj
iiavtc(
matter
of
Ul
ale
city
I"
June.
1940
hours
before
windows
are
boarded
SUNDAY
National
League
Chicago
II.
St.
Louis
10.
Cincinnati
7,
Pittsburg
3.
Boston
7,
Philadelphia.
5.
Brooklyn
10,
New
York
9.
American
League
Cleveland
4,
Detroit
2..
Boston
14,
Washington
8.
New
York
19,
Philadelphia
5.
St.
tonls-Chlcago,
postponed.
SATURDAY
National
League
Philadelphia
0,
KeW'Ydrk
7.
Brooklyn
6-8,
Boston
0-0.
Cincinnati
5,
Pittsburg
3.
Chicago
at
St.
Louis,
postponed.
American
League
New
York
&.
Wahlngton
2.
Boston
7.
Philadelphia
2.
.
.
Cleveland
2,
Detroit
1.
:
St.
touts
at
Chicago,
postponed.
IKINC0LITH
IS
WINNER
Canadian
National
Recrea-
moving
Lieut.
Heskett,
who,
play-!
KINCOUTH,
April
2l:-
In
an
tlon
Association
Tennis
Club
got
in
g
centre
forward,
made
tnree
Easter
Monday
bat
ketbaU
series
at
away
to
a
good
start
Sunday
af-
eoals,
Lawley,
one
goal,
and
Hand-",
IcJncolith
Sons
of
Kincojiith
tm-ternoon
when
an
American
tour-
ley
one
goal.
'erged
winners.
There
wire
three
nament
was
held
at
the
club
From
ihe
look
of
the
scors
sheet
games
In
elimination
play.'
courts.
it
seems
that
the
Signals
have
the
in
the
opening
game
Sons
ot
Mrs
W
T
Millar
nnrl
Mr.
Blank
hpst.
phan
to
take
the
Commo-
tetnrfiu.h
wnn
37
tn
"34'
over
the
"
-
-
..
-
.
emerged
the
winners
from
a
closely
dore
Cafe
Cup.
However,
the
de-
(y.
M.
c.
A.
team,
In
the
second
FOR
SAL&
Fine
house,
Graham
eontested
comoetltlon.
elding
game
will
be
next
Wednes--
QreenvUle
defeated
Hartley
Bay
Av.rm
full
ronsrete
basement.
The
uie
newly
iicwiy
ncuM
elected
chairman,
day
when
the
signals
again
meet
3
to.
21.
The
final
and
d2:idln2
a
1
1
.
.
l
r
nM
tViAf.
f
1
yvT
nr
OCT.
l
i
.
,1
iH
n
..(
n
rn.
When
Bombs
Burst-
-in
Britain,
when
they
blast
Germany's
invasion
ports
,
artd.
hammer
at
Berlin,
The
Canadian
Press
brings,
the
story
to.
its
member
newspaper
readers
through
an
eight-man
staff
living
and
'
working
in
the
heart
of
war-torn
London.
'
;
.
n-i
ttu
nnrenn-ii
0vnprlpnrs.
'thmuerh
-the
eves:
'6t
teturnihe
-
i
WINNERS
Defeated
Rocky
Mountain
Rangers
Four
to
Nil
In
Exhibition
Football
Came
Yesterday
Velvets
of
the
City
Senior
League
defeated
Rocky
Mountain
Ranjers
jby
a
score
of
4
to
nothing
in
ah
ex-'hibitlon
football
game
yesterday
afternoon
at
Acropolis
Hill
grounds,
ion
behalf
of
the
Rangers,
it
was
said
that
they
did
not
ffeld
'their
first
string
team
which
ts
being
conserved
for
a
eriicial
army
league
game
this
waak.
However;
It
was
a
well
contested
game
which
proved
Very
interesting
for
quite
a
good-sized
crowd
of
soccer
fans.
It
was
the
first
appearance
of
the
season
of
a
city
league
team.
Half
time
score
was
three
to
nothing
for
Velvets.
Jim
Wilson
refereed.
Mn,
JamfH
Clark
Palmistry
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Second
St,
Phone,
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FRESH
Dairy
Products
We
have
thirty-six
cows
in
town
and
can
supply
you
with
fresh
milk
dally.
Our
barn
ls
located
at
Eleventh
Avenue
East.
Visitors
Welcome.
Dominion
Dairy
PHONE
10
R.
A.F.
bomber
pilots,
and;
wth
the
aid
of
reports
of
The
.CT.
s.
great
-
ally.
The
Associated
Press,
these
young
Canadians:.
paint
tor
their
countrymen
a
daily
picture
of
the
havoc
that
war
i.
bririging
to
.
'
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Europe
and
the;
heroism
of
a
nation
"on
guard
and
in
the
line."
Bombed
from
their
homes
and
their
office,
they,
have
carried
on
a
service
since
the
war's
start
that
was,
riot
,
halted
even
when
The
CP.
London.
office
wasdestrbyed
.
byifre'.'list.
'Dec.:2S.
Hercyou
D.
E.
BURRITT.
Who
heard
bombs
thud
and
Nazi
planes
roar
overhead
as
he
lag
helpless
tn
a
London
hospital
Re-Covered,
he
was
bounced
out
of
bed
a
.,
few
days
later
when
bombs
damaged
hii
London
apartment.
A
veteran
at
1J.
Burritt
been
with
OP.
'17,
years,
has
worked
in
half
a
dozen
Canadian
cities.
meet
three
of
them.
LOW'S
V
HUtf
tEft,
recently
returned
fa
London
spending
two
weeks
aboard
a
Canadian
destroyer
to
write
of
the
oart
Canadian
sailors
are
playinfi
in
the
Battle
0
the
Atlantic.
Hunter,
27,
has
had
several,
narrow,
escapes
in
bombihtt
raids,
one
when
he
was
caught
in
tht
thlrd-lloot
CP
office
as
bombs
straddled
the
building.
CANADA'S
NATIONAL
NEWS
SEKV1LE
A&tfaw1kwaMaMM&
DOUGLAS
AMARON.
Who
unit
move
into
action
as
an
additional
War
Correspondent
with
the
Canadian
Corps
should
Hitler
invade'
England.
Amaron.
26.
ar
rived
in
England
as
the
Nati
bombing
attacks
were
beginning
last
twnmeti
his
visited
several
hard-hit
British
cities
to
survey
tht
damage
and
cable
factual
reports.
These
and
five
other
Canadians
Sam
Robertson
Harold
Fair,
Pat
Ussier.
Ross
Mimro
and
Foster
Barclay
.
combine
their
efforts
to
bring
CP
member
newspapers
in
Canada
a
vivid,
accurate
report
of
life
In
;
;
Britain
today.
A
direct
London-New
York
leased
cable
speeds
their
spot
news
stories
to
Canadian
newspapers
in
a
matter
of
minutes;
trans-Atlantic
'airplanes
brin
their
background
articles
to
complete
the
most
compre-
i
hensive
coverage
of
Britain
ever
provided
by
a
Canadian
news
service.
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