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v.
tiririnp
xubDort
in
Canada
of
pro
gressive
movements
in
Great
Brl-
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1
LOST
RIRTII
OF
A
HURRICANE
In
a
greai
plant
at
Fort
William,
Canada
is
turning
out
Hur
Hcane
fighters
for
the
defense
of
Britain
at
the
rate
of
fifteen
a
week.
Each
machine,
as
It
comes
olf
the
production
lin.
f,
test
f
lown
by
veteran
pilot
V.
G.
("Shorty")
Hatton.
At
left
Hatton
is
shown
as
he
climbs
into
the
cockpit
of
the
newly-born
fighter.
In
u
ppef
right
the
speedy
machine
roars
off
on
its
maiden
voyage
nio
the
sky.
The
special
note
pad,
upon
which
every
reaction
of
the
ne
w
craft
is
recorded,
may
be
seen
at
lower
right.
The
paa,
miea
with
a
stop
watch,
is
strapped
to
Pilot
Hattorfs
knee
so
It
will
be
h
andy
as
he
races
the
machine
throug
Its
tests.
Real
Democracy
SUPPORT
OF
GT.
BRITAIN
IN
WAR
AIM
Vancouver
Woman
M.L.A.,
Speaking
to
Gyro
Club,
Urges
Canada
to
Emulate
Example
of
Old
Land
tlon
of
the
principles
for
which
de-
,h0Ugh
It
might
be
on
a
;ow
level,
ity
together
with
freedpm
to
all
u.
-7.,.
the
people.
She
was
starting
to
set
mocrucy
siuuu,
uic
umig
ujjci-
uruains
vsten
most
in
all
minds
was
the
problem
For
all
Great
Britain
was
being
table
to
tne
world
and
w0Ud
sur.
of
putting
down
the
undemocratic
bombed
ana
lor
an
me
lerrur
miau
.
f,
tn
war
,
.
r,
,u
nim
t
hi.h
which
thev'mlght
be
living,
the
,
nA
nv
cnnhtrv
livt
!lt
was
notonly
necessary
..save
-
than
mere
military
victory.
There
and
------
-
people
of
Europe
w
rise
up
inu
ron,
democracy
dui
nioe
e
a
uieBc
....
.
.
,
fft
th.
K
A,lntoo
nrinolniM
iles
and
better
thing
of
It.
TRAINING
,,
urp
frr
"iua
must
De
uc
"
un
Jucaj,
v-.,
ouiuc
.',,
-i.nnw
for
u-hirh
v'hicn
know
Thi&
could
stood
PtLIt
no
nncPH
tn
for
for
which
which
people
people
would
would
unite
unite
ano
and"
j-.
.
Great
Britain
Water-Testing
To
Store-Keeping
One
Range
of
Special
Work
For
Canada's
Medical
Corps
hospital
who
keeps
track
ol
rattans
tand
must
-be
a
good
bookkeeper
to
see
that
hospital
rations
are
not
nirrxi-prxc1
over-drawn.
11
are
"r
111
r
I
III
I
IN
eer
commanding
must
pay
for
the
Ll
LluU
LsJ
V
-vpa.
ont
of
his
own
Docket.
So
he
must
draw
his
rations
carefully
on
the
basis
of
the
number
of
patients
on
each
type
of
diet.
Drusrs
are
usually
looked
after
""
'
.
by
men
who
were
druggists
In
biv-
By
Frank
Flaherty
illan
Ufe
and
are
skllled
dispensers.
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
sometimes
a
man
learns
enough
OTTAWA,
May
1:
l
CP).
Water-
about
dispensing
through
working
testing
Is
one
of
the
Important
under
another
dlspemer
to
do
the
nn
nf
the
Roval
Canadian
Army
ik
u
hp
i
nw.
a
nuallfied
Medical
Corps.
Mfn
of
the
corps
druggist,
in
training
at
the
medlca.
centre'
X-Ray
Specialists
here
team
how
to
test
water
sup-
A
jew
men
Wi,th
a
gift
fa-
eicc-plles
for
poison
and
for
sterility.
j
rlc'ty
receive
training
In
x-ray
Each
medical
unit
carriei
a
:chnitUe.
Men
who
are
partfcu-numtief
of
water-testing
kits
In
iarjy
gCod
at
first-aid
may
be
as-iljtlon
and
the
task,
w.h
the
signed
to
hospital
duties'
as
nursincr
equipment
provided,
Is
reasonably
0rderl5e..
Frequently
these
men
are
simple.
The
pc?on
.test
Includes
a
0f
smaller
than,
average
feature
ehjmlcai
analysis
but
as
the'
arm
offd
are
given
th($
work
heSause
goes
on
the
assumption'
that
the'
they
are
net
i
uitable
for
Be
heavy
,only
safe
water
Is
chlorinated
jCD
0f
stretrher-bearing
as
the
i:here
Is
no
need
of
an
exhaustive
btereer
men
of
the
unit
,
bacteriological
tqt
to
detenfiine
when
a
man
is
wourided
in
the
what,
if
any
germ,
may
be
In
the
field
he
usually
gets
his
first
at-wa'er.
It
Is
Just
a
question
of
tenticn
from
members
of
his
own
jflndhi
out
how
much
chflorlne
-unit.
Each
Combatant
unit
has
a
need
be
added
to
maite
xne
waier
stretcner-uearer
secuon,
uroinax-;afe
for
the
men'
;to-drink.
y
a
wounded
man
goes
first
to
his
Water
on
a
battle
field
may
be
battalion
aid
post.
'
poisoned
either
deliberately
by
the
There
he
Is
picked
uo
by
the
enemy
or
accidentally
by
the
use
oi
jnedical
corns.
If
an
amDuiance
poison
gas.
Some
gases
are
ab-
cant
reach
the
aid
pot,
he
mu5t
scrbed
by
water
and
make
It
unfit
be
carried
to
the
aid
post
by
for
consumption.
stretnher-bearers.
His
next
stop
is
iat
the
advance
dressing
station.
Other
Features
Fr()m
the
he
may
be
taken
to
the
Water-testing
is
only
pne
of
the
Hresns
stat'on
and
then
more
or
Jess
specialized,
trades
of
tQ.
the
caity
clearing
station,
the
medical
corp.
All
men
in
the
later
jg
the
mxt
advanced
corps
receive
a
general
training
medi:ai
ertablhment
equipped
to
in
.this
as
In
other
subjects
at
the
do
fu-stjiajs
surgery.
Emergency
training
Icentre
an3
they
develop
rations
may
be
performed.
If
iri,fr
rwtaTltf
Intpr
When
theV
1
4.
Unn,m
n.n.ma1
rAn
take
their
places
in
a
medical
unit
may
get
considerable
attention
on
active
service
and
are
assigned
4v,
v,,,
i
maniUm
nr
heavv
Kto
particular
Jobs
because
of
spe-
the
more
acute
cases
will
re
ctal
interest
or
aptitudes.
CejVe
complete
attention.
Less
perl-
The
hardest
but
most
important
straight
v
ww
1-
rw
7uS
caSes
Ca5c5
Will
be-fhot
UC
Uivw
an
OLiiiv
i'part
of
medical
work.
In
the
army
trough
cn
their
way
by
train
or
i
,!r
stretcher-bearing.
stretcher-bearing.
The
The
stretcher
stretcher
mofor-
mot:of
convoy
convoy
to
hospitals.
hospitals.
,
,tn.
n
Ho,ra,v.
This
Pple
of
Britain
were
thinking
to-
t
m
,n
the
prfesent.
In-,V
""
w
"'
f
ther
tmngs
now
Desi
mey
.
:
thoro
k-
nn
status
oearers
musi
jearn
mj
marcn
oui
.
was
really
no
war
between
It
was
a
war
between
nations.
.oYlt
antt.Hltlertem
trf
defeat
:
uc
u
!of
sten
when
carrying
a
wounded
"not
mu
ym
ntilr
half
a
idealogies
ilocies-
m,:;
Stance-,
thev
werfe
tek-l?:
"
m.l"T
uT
man
so
that
the
Jar
of
four
car-
Try
H
in
the
Dally
News;
.
.
.
1
'
.
.
1
11
IV
-
out...
v.
v.
....
.u.
-
t
Ar
.nln.n
the
idealoKV.
on
the
6ne
hand,
ol
ing
Germans
oui
01
mierrmem
.
-...,
rps0urces
must
be
de.T
"e
PUVLLI1
lI,s
5UJl"e
1UU"
uu""
v"-"
people
governing
themselves
and,
camps
there
Chat;
they-
might
be
d
d
used
or
bene!lt
the
same
ttae
jl
njj
natt
uncomfortable
for
the
casu-
was
underm
on
the
other,
of
being
governed.
,It
annjoyment
of
mankind.
,
.
u
it..
i
a
Deriecuy
icuaunauic
v
.
...
v,m
.nc
to
how
am,
men,
coum
u.c
a..-
.
,BVnlnfn
Tr,
jamiesoni
?
democratic
forces
be
combatted?
r"':'
MV
'
to.
"
wt
the'be
really
won,
there
must
ue
more
training.
The
how
now
to
to
protect
protect
men
must
ArCTION
SALE'
(tfi
A
Jhvronirh
training
In
Cra's
Dro-
Th-r
wilt
b
offered
tor
sale
at
Pub-
Wtlm!
!
fl1.cn-
a
rrart
of
medfcal
lie.
Autattov
jit.aojpn
on-U
5th
Mat,
-v..
'
.
inn
u
1sa
rf
trm
i
r.TTinr
ror
ster.
Marine
Building.
Vancouver,
B.
C,
.
...
.
.
n
A
r
tnemseives
tne
ucence
a2ujo.
j
oh.
thrf
miient$
from
nnison
ms
b-
m-
,?-JM
.
n.A
mea
ht-
Otherwise
there
woum
oe
;
'.n'oi
mll,terym
Those
oVitier.
,,,,,
fonns.
tain
talnwhich
wnicn
sne
act
ui
u
tnose
oi
niuer.
sneaker
felt.
Hitler
used
aDathv
and
llstlessness
There
t
.L.
.i.,v.
n
sdi
intet
Queen
Charlotte
island
ii'Jo'ffi
byX
sSorr
and
other
weapons
than
physical
war-i
ms.
Jamieson
ceclared
that
it
would
not
be
the
one
hundred
per
at
y
medial
vmlt
be-
w,n
,r
re-'
'.r,i.h
he
sueeested
would
prove
iare.
nijsum.
v..vC
-..
wasucij
wo.uv.
...
u
i......
...w.
-t.
icause
extensive
records
musi
dc
movai
of
tjmier.
;
;wnicn
sne
bubb
imnortant
Dart
In
all
his
triumphs
and
social
system
that
would
give
a
victory
for
the
Idealogy
of
dem-
.
.
r.v
,.hi
nmnare'
--diets
"Provided
anyone
unable
to
attend
-Boy,
wagon,
two
front
ruS
and
SA
en
his
military
victories..
security
o,
;
jfte
basis
;of
a
eiit
ocracy.
.
!sultable
for
,b!
,ck
als0.
need
."t.
-
mMnt
SenaU
reward.
:h.Ph
as
much
by
fear
and
propa-:
"We
have
to
offer
U:e
people
of
standard
of
living.
England
today.
I
Mrs.
jamieson
declared
that
one
speclal
training.
auction
"trted
as
cne
wg."
i
:ne
T.
To3)
"Ty
mStary
might
w're
Europe
something
better
Uup
Hit-
forced
to
do
so
now
w
n.ovlng
hundred
cent
of
Britons
were
storfs
Aml
niets
...
T!
Tr-
'
'
'
k!,""
frrpH
i
imon
the
countries
of
ler
Is
offering
them
and
we-have
definitely
along
the
line
of
social
behind
the
country
in
the
war
efH
Army
.
medical,
wk
involves
.a
tb.
District
forester.
Prince
Rupert..
of
DBing
iortcu
uyw"
t
...u.
v,
(
rounlnHnn
That
nil
mleht
be
CI-
-t
rrv,t-
Viorl
Vtcon
nrrnmrMlshpd
i4.kj
v.
efXro.
tv.
nijrfrM
'Frrnerer.
Marine
BulldlOg.t
Ul'M-JKIiMi
pronP
hv
Hitler
and
his
totaiiur-
got
ra
una
n
wu
,..
-
---
---
-----
'
"
..
"
morc
ro"luuw
...,u-u
iZUZr
n
h
-
.
...y..
-m.
Pin.red
Mrs.
Jamieson
wno
maoe
iicieni.
in
uwiuuy.
6wo.
witnoui
tne
necewiiy
i
keeDlns
than
omer
cnr-nps
pi
me
.
-...vw..
...
laenn
mta
for
Vancouver
centre,
ciear
mat
sne
was
""-"'-"t.
.-r
.....
,
.
,
f-r
-
-
,amiy
unu
srauu
i-u.wty
ow..-
.
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.
.
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v
Npm
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-
.
i
milr't
In.
oc
f'-i
his
nrOVlflen
tor
Iive-Illtns
ins.:au
ui
n
cnih
nn
evtpnt
OS
had
DWn
aon(
nnM
Tn
arirHtlnn
Hinvnvum
I
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ACT"
j
.
i..
Ikn
Dr
nw
HimWl
UV-
nUUVIllK
ni""
c
vtv.v..o.
-
-
,
auv...
u
t
-
inreuim
v
"ih
...
.
'
-
-
;
r.iw
ot
at
luncheon
luncheon
vesterday
on
own
country,
tne
speaKer
conwnuea,
iwu-iw
ui
ic
m
uanaaa.
mere
wua
u
uu
tri?
axianermniers
.
stores
vi.
niinn
rTr
neer
iK'enn
FORltEWl.
jro
Club
JJJ
hadyappealed
to
the
people
tlon
wrought
by
war
was
proving
a
or
susplclon
there.
All
were
on
,food
clolhinr
and
materhi
f
c'S"
suf-
levelling
influence,
bringing
all
The
labor
unions
units,
medieal
units
6th
A.
d,
imi.
um
under,
For
Ren
Phon
Ph0W
Red
249
Sir
w
a
timely
address
on
an
emotional
basis.
Having
common
ground.
carred
by
all
day
of
May.
'
Red(SS
(105)
aJiS'in'SS
and
was
listened
to
with
much
5Tln"
In
fered
under
the
Treaty
of
Versailles
people
together
on
common
ground.
were
playing
an
important
and
yjtal
have
tical
medl
stores
and
-
iterest
'
by
lfS
the
Gyros.
.1..
-....onc
hnH
nnt
hppn
normal
There
was
little
likelihood
that
nart
n
wf,r
pffortsueh
as
they
England
would
ever
go
back
to
the
to
do
In
The
'or
reasonable
but
om
had
nau
been
oewi
iu-
fruit-,
'
were
were
not
not.
being
permitted
WAINTKl)
ui
biggest
thin
thing
that
that
that
all
all
an
people
peopie
oeoole
or
or
reasonable
i
.r"7"
:.1
oeinK
pwu
.-".
.
w
m.,v
-
,-
,,-,.;.
arnnA
nnrl
rpnt,V(1
receoUve
tn
to
the
thaidea
idea
old
oia
system.
system,
England
caigiaiia
w
was
meeting
tiircuug
n,n,,,
nanada.
v,rs.
Mrs.
.T!1mieson
Jamieson
f
ten
e
t
that
mat
.
7
.
,
,
..
iu.
nrp!prv.1-
01
navllltt
rtuuuuiiv
-"'",J
w.w..
....
-i-i
-
vauaun
luisui
t.u.v
fwy
322
cth
Street.
(103)
Mrs.
jamicam,
r-
-
,
-
-
that's
LEONAKU
Co
.mplcto
cquipmchtl
Biff
Vegetable
fr
cent
bimcr-
Crisp6rMcat
UieSM'o
ur
.
Cok-Uan-Magic
Steel
-Room
for
frozen
foods-Stainless
Shelf-record
economy!
ou
get
a
beautiful
refrigerator
-
PJef
w.
h
extra
conveniences
and
powered
by
the
onomical
scaled
unit.
.Conic
set
the
new
.Leon
Priced
at
$i.J.OO
floor
today!
ard
n
our
display
for
a
6
U
cubic
foot
model.
A
HICK
oi
the
exclusive
Maec
Sliclf
makes
room
for
extra-tall
bottles.'
Another
easy
changel-and
there's
room
for
a
uj-pound
tnrkcy
five
finger-tip
adjustments
give
you
five
shelf
arrange
ments.
m
:
7
r?
See
this
outstanding
Leonard
today
!
NORTHERN
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Canada
might
emulate
the
example
c,7lriTE
improvements
of
Great
Britain
tn
tnese
matters.
iv
x
rrartionai
Mineral
claim
Canada
would
then
also
he
united!
situate
in
the
Attin
Mining
DvMMorr.
il
1,
pffnrt
I
Where
lotated:
On.
(the
west
Side
of
in
the
war
eiiort.
.n,-
,,1,,
mvr
.bmit
.
seven
miiea
Use
Privileges
up
etreom
froft
ttt
Junction
with
the
.
.,
...
v,
.
Tku
Hiver.
Lawful
Holder;
Polaris-
been
,tku
True
some
civil
liberties
had
Lw.
Niunber
removed
In
Canada,
Possibly
it
.judder
Fre
Miners
certtfioate:
431S7E,
Ml.ht
h
nrivisnhlP
to
have
SOmei
TAKE
NOTICE
ifl.t.
I,.
Jame.
T.
Un-
of
these
restored.
Nevertheless,
thprp
wpre
manvj
liberties
left
rtiMf?
.
rahiomiiv
speech.
ledom'of
asscmblTto
large
'
f
tan
nic
ex-
tpnt
Wpre
Canadians
takine
full
advantage
of
all
the
liberties
they
possessed?
If
they
were
not,
they
might
be
liable
to
lose
them.
"Our
inh"
the
sneaker
conclud-
i
"lc
nnt
rinlv
to
suDDort
Great
Britain
in
a
military
sense
"btii
to
support
the
progressive
movements
of
Great
Britain
which
she
has
to
offer
those
whom
she
would
have
allies
and
whose
support
she
must
obtain
if
the
ahtl-demccfatic
idealogy
is
riot
to
-prevail."
Mrs.
Jamiesori,
who
recalled
that
shehad
last
been
in
Prince
Rupert
30
years
ago
oh
her
honeymoon
tvi-intprt
fnr
her
address
bVIU4f
TV
V
-
----
-
!by
President
W.
F.
Stone.
W.
D.
Vance
was
luncheon
guest.
Ttfpxt
week
Mr.
Justice
Sidney
Smith
has
accepted
an
invitation
to
sneak
before
the
club.
It
was
de
rirfpd
tn
invite
the
Rotary
Club
to
make
it
a
Joint
affair.
It
was
also
decided
to
change
the
Gyro
cjud
luncheon
date
of
May
21
to
May
19
in
order
to
hear
General
William
ntoffpn
rommander-ln-chief
of
w
VVtlV(U
Norwegian
forces
In
Canada.
HELPS
RAILROADS
STOCKHOLM,
May
1:
(CP)
Scarcity
of
liquid
fuel
in
Sweden
lessened
motor
traffic,
diverting
passengers
to
the
railways
and
considerably
increasing
,rev?r.ura
du.rjng
1040.
Steward
s
Stores.
JoX
premteea
being
part,
of
aj
building
The
iijc
Steward
wivnu.v
ls
.v
the
.
man
in
thelknown
.as
the
Belmont
Hotel.
sitWM
W7
ThrI
Arnn.
West.
Prince
Rttu-
I
derhUl.,
F.
M.
C.
5330aE
otlng
as.
Agent
for
Polarls-.Tacu
aiming
.
uOTupauy.
tn
Mhiir'i
rVfrt.UIr-if
Uo.
53127E.
tn-
of-,
t.hi
Mrf
Klrtv.
.datJ.
Irom
jthe
-dAt
hereoi.
wr'tWitlntng'
Recorder
lor
terxmca.w
oi
iinpruvf
inemUi
lor'
the
.purpose'
ttf
dbUlnlng
a
Crown
uranism
on
ine
ci.uit.
'And
furthex
tax
nonce
mm
bciioti.
under
sectlori,
85
of
he
Mineral
aoi
.
tnust
be
xmunenml
before
the.
Issvj-
tact
of
sudh
CertllteMie
.
off,
.unprove-
VverAa.
1
,
.
..
.
.
....
Dated,
this'
17Uv
d'
of
Maron.
iwi;
ert.
upon
the
lands
described
as
IiU
I
llni
A
an1
R
No.
32.
Seotlon
1.
Prliice
Rupert
Townslte,
Map
923,
Prince
Rupert
Land
Registration
District,-
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
fof
the
sale
of
beer
by
the
glass
or
by
phe
bottle
for
consumption
on
the
premises
iOT
elsewwhere.
.
,
,
.
j1
DATED
this
asth
day
or
Mircn.
a
oj.
1941.
JOHN
HOSKIK3
.
.
Appllpant..
..
The
New
Fresh
Local
Raw
and"
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
B57
Little
Dining
Palace
Cafe
is
NOW
OPEN
Everything
New
and
Comfortable.
Prices
Reasonable
and
Serving
oniy
the
Best
Poods
in
the
Most
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Manner
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next
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