PAGE
FOUR
BRITISH
-SARJ"
BRINGS
IN
"TOJO"
So
that
the
enemy
would
be
familiar
to
all
engaged
In
the
job
of
putting
hhn
in
his
place,
an
Indian
base
ordnance
depot
in
Ceylon
made
thU
dummy
Japanese
soldier,
complete
with
authentic
Jap
uniform
and
equipment,
and
called
it
"ToJo."
Here
is
Sergeant
W.
E,
Jackson,
of
the
Royal
Army
Ordnance
dorps,
bringing
in
"Tojo,"
during
a
"know
your
enemy"
demonstration.
Opens
New
Produce
Store
Ross
Ingram,
well
known
local
business
man
has
bought
the
fruit
and
vegetable
business
operated
for
many
years
by
Happy
Wong,
and
has
re-established
it
at
209
Third
Avenue,
in
the
premises
formerly
occupied
by
Don
Wilson's
barber
shop.
The
name
of
the
new
business
is
the
Fair
Way
Food
Market.
Mr.
Ingram
says
that
he
will
carry
a
full
line
of
fruits
and
Tegetables,
and
will
feature
particularly
produce
from
the
Prince
Rupert
regional
interior.
Contacts
with
Skeena
and
Bulk-ley
Valley
farmers
assure
him
a
constant
supply
of
interior
produce,
he
explained
The
new
-business
opened
today.
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(Continued
irom
Page
I
ronghly
equivalent
to
a
flight
lieu
tenant,
she
flew
single
and
twin
engtned
aircraft
including
Spitfires,
Moaquitos,
Mustangs
ana
uastons
from
factory
to
base.
FAVORS
MOSQUITOS
Her
favorite
aircraft
is
the
Mosoaito
bomber.
"It's
smooth,
lent,
easy
to
handle
yet
powerful
"
she
explained.
Frying
an
old
nose-heavy
Lys-ander
from
which
too
much
ballast
had
been
removed,
she
had
her
only
air
accident
when
she
wws
forced
to
crash-land.
"I
Just
;
aaeed
them
the
Job
for
it
was
A
flat
to
be
broken
up."
she
wailed.
1wt
I
admit
I
was
-4L
Though
bruised
and
shaken
tt
was
op
in
the
air
again
the
m
day.
A
tail,
blond
Eirl
whose
re-
isaVinu
to
Barbara
Stanwyck
has
often
been
noted.
Helen
ha?
JJfc
flying
boars
to
her
cre4;
fflse
began
frying
in
1633
-
he-prteai
in
1J4
;-
aaeneaai
in
ISM
Hew
in
Errand
tfce
United
Buses.
Canada.
Africa-
Hetarr.ir.z
V.
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she
inslrw'
u-
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stand
Airport
a-vS
a:
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Out.
At
the
oasbreaJc
A
,
-ie
to
get
a
flyis
yJo
rsre
si
s
Joined
the
agllh
ATA
ar1
was
Canada's
sole
v-omar.
rep-rtaeotatree
in
that
senv
u.-...
reeeotly
when
Viole:
ACv.ad
and
Marion
Orr.
Toronto,
went
ever.
A
Classified-Ad
in
the
Daily
Kews
will
bring
Quick
Resuiu.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
A
Home
Away
From
Home
Rates
75c
up
50
Rooms,
Hot
and
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
196
13
TAXI
Now
in
operation
Under
New
Management
SEKVICB
8
a.m.
(o
1
a.m.
ILFORD,
England
B
More
than
24
hours
after
police
started
an
intensive
search
to
find
Charlie
Toovey,
including
the
drawing
of
a
river,
four-year-
old
Charlie
was
found
in
a
clothes
cupboard
in
his
home.
The
door
has
locked
behind
him
when
he
climbed
inside.
Both
his
parents
are
deaf.
k
LONDON
Actor
Charles
Coburn
will
be
92
next
August
I
but
be
still
travels
around
Eng
land
singing
to
Britain's
armed
forces.
One-time
favorite
of
English
music
balls.
Coburn
bemoans
the
fact
he
"cannot
hear
so
well"
as
in
his
younger
days.
MILES
OF
COTTON
Cotton
can
be
spun
so
fine
that
a
pound
of
it
will
make
250
j
miles
of
yarn.
I
WalwayTget
1
CLEAN,
QUCK
J
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SHA
VES
with
m
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"A
TRIP
through
the
JLX.
Gillttte
factory
showed
f
me
why
I
always
etx
dean.
quick
shaves
with
Blue
Gillette
Blades.
I
taw
ntl
hardened
in
automaticaljy
controlled
electric
furnaces
.
.
.
taw
the
blades
sharpened
In
grinding
machines
weighing
several
tons
yet
so
pre
cisc
that
they
are
adjustable
to
110,000
of
an
inch.
So
my
advice
to
any
man
who
i
wants
to
enjoy
shaving
is
to
use
Blue
Gillette
Blades."
i
v
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RATIONING
OF
CANNED
FRUIT
Many
Chanics
Are
Announced
Dut
to
Varying-
Causes
'
Due
lu
fluctuations
in
the
supply
of
certain
canned
foods
and
the
consumer
demand
for
them,
sane
items
which
during
a
temporary
period
could
be
purchased
without
benefit
of
ration
coup
ons
are
now
back
on
the
rationed
list
and
others,
formerly
ra
tioned,
can
now
be
bousht
with-1
out
restriction.
Solid
pack
apples,
which
contain
little
or
no
sugar,
can
now
be
bought
without
coupons.
Cranberry
sauce,
containing
50
per
cent
sxigar,
will
be
off
the
rat.oned
list
until
August
31.
An
versupply
of
this,
item,
for
caned
rhubarb
which
was
off
the
rationed
list
for
several
weeks
o
the
spring,
is
now
rationed
i.
gain.
Canned
blueberries
and
blueberry
pie
filler,
removed
from
the
rationed
list
in
February,
will
be
returned
to
It
on
July
I.
Sweetened
and
unsweetened
canned
crabapples,
now
unra-honed,
will
be
rationed
again
on
July
1.
Maple
syrup,
which
formerly
had
a
value
of
one
preserves
coupon
for
40
fluid
ounces,
was
reduced
to
one
coupon
for
20
fluid
ounces
on
June
1.
Prices
In
the
list
below
are
as
representative
of
those
in
all
local
stores
as
it
Is
possible
to
obtain.
There
may,
however,
be
slight
differences.
In
the
meats
list,
the
first
figure
represents
the
price
of
special
quality
meat
and
the
second,
commercial
quality.
Meat
Shank
(hind
quarter)
-26
and
.23
Round
Steak
or
Roast
.44
and
.43
Round
Steak
or
Roast
(boneless)
46
and
.42
Minced
Round
Steak,
.46
and
.42
Rump
Roast
.45
and
.40
Sirloin
Tip
(boneless)
.47
and
.44
1
Cubed
Sirloin
Tip
J
'boneless
.53
and
.50
Sirloin
Steaks.
Roasts
.49
and
.45
Sirloin
Butts
(boneless)
48
and
.46
Flank
Steak
Flank,
trimmed
Porterhouse
Steak
or
32
and
-33
.17
and
.15
Roast
.55
and
.48
T-Bone
Steak
or
Roast
.55
and
.43
v
utK
oieas.
or
rtoaji
ji
ana
Strip
Loin
(boneless)
.60
and
56
Rib
Roast,
seven
rib
bones,
whole
M
and
20
Rib
Roast,
seven
rib
bones
(boneless)
.4a
and
.43
Prima
Rib
Roast,
five
rib
bones,
whole
36
and
32
Prime
Rib
Roast,
five
rib
bones
'boneless)
.48
and
.43
Rib
Roast,
outside
roll
-boneless
i
.35
and
.31
Short
Ribs
.16
and
.17
Plate
Brisket
15
and
.15
Plate
Brisket,
rolled
boneless)
.25
and
.25
Rolled
Shoulder
-boneless)
25
and
.25
Round
Bone
Shoulder
Roast
.26
and
20
Short
Rib
Roast
Jl
and
.29
Blade
Roast
21
and
58
Chuck
Roast
29
and
20
Chuck
Roast
"boneless)
29
and
29
Neck
-boneless)
2
and
22
Shank,
front
quarter
.13
and
.13
Shank,
knuckle
end
.10
and
.00
Shank,
centre
cut
20
and
.19
Shank
-
boneless)
2i
and
23
Stewing
Meat
boneless)
.24
and
22
Hamburger
25
and
.23
Tenderloin
.75
and
.75
Fruit
Grapefruit,
Calif
2
for
.15
Lemons,
doz
25
and
.44
Oranges,
Navel,
doz.
25
to
.67
Apples,
lb.
.12
Cooking
Apples,
lb.
.
M
Strawberries,
lb,
.
.23
Cherries,
lb
.CO
Canteloupe
20
Watermelon,
2
lbs
.25
Vegetables
Cooklnc
Onions,
No.
I
Texas.
3
lbs.
for
23
Spinach
20
Beets,
local,
per
bunch
.10
Parsnips,
local.
3
lbs.
Turnips,
yellow,
lb.
Turnips,
white,
local,
lb.
Potatoes.
5
lbs.
CaJf,
Carrots,
2
lbs.
Tomatoes.
Hothouse,
lb.
Bweet
Potatoes,
lb.
Calif
Cabbage,
lb.
Lettuce,
each
,
Celery,
lb
.
C
ue
umbers,
lb.
Green
Peas,
lb.
Garlic.
Ib
Asparagus,
lb.
Radishes.
2
bunches
Green
Onions.
2
bunches
Nuts
in
Shell
Peanuts,
lb.
.
WakxrW.
lb
Sugar
wmie,
lo.
i
Golden
Yellow,
lb.
Ier
25
J05
J05
.17
25
25
20
Cauliflower,
each
.15
to
.40
D9
.15
29
.43
20
.70
23
.15
.15
21
SI
JOi
X9
Grade
A:
.Large,
cartoned,
doz.
.45
jGrade
A,
medium,
doz.
42
i
Floor
I
Pastry
Flour
7
lbs.
.44
;
Flour,
49's,
No.
1
hard
wheat
1.85
-Second
Patent
lo
Flour,
24s
..
.95
Milk
Evaporated
Milk.
16-oz.
tin
Batter
First
Grade
.
Lard
Pure,
lb.
,
.11
.43
.19
A
SOUTH
COAST
NAVAL
BASE,
England
Oi
H.M.S.
8tevenstone,
which
frequently
moors
here
and
Is
nick-named
"Steaming
Stone,"
has
a
steam-Ing
record
of
30,426
miles
since
she
was
first
commissioned
little
more
than
a
year
ago.
a
Tin:
DAILY
NEWri
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.C.A.
and
Y.W.C.A.
(By
Dorothy
GarbulO
Just
one
service
baby
tu
report
this
week
so
Mrs.
iuart,
our
hospital
visitor,
tells
me.
ThU
Is
little
Dorothy
Lee
Ring-land
who
was
born
on
June
16
and
weighed
exactly
eight
pounds
when
born.
Dorothy
is
the
small
daughter
of
Sergeant
and
Mrs.
Rlngland.
Well
I
don't
need
to
look
up
our
name
book
to
see
what
Dorothy
means
be
cause
It's
my
own
name
and
means
"a
gift
of
God"
while
Lee
is
in
the
boys'
names
section
and
:.t.i
a
pasture
a
meadow
or
iheiwred
place."
!
I
had
an
airmail
letter
from
Cliff
Perry
today
In
reply
to
a
letter
I
had
sent
with
news
of
Prince
frooart
people
and
events
He
.
1
1
a
ssxsavlman
here
but
Is
now
a
full
lieutenant
overseas.
He
has
doss
well
and
sounds
toe
same
old
Cttff.
Ill
wager
he
looks
pretty
in
his
natty
Navy
uniform.
He
says:
"I
was
surprised
and
delighted
to
hear
from
you
the
day
before
yesterday.
U
was
like
a
return
visit
to
a
period
of
time
I
rather
enjoyed
'ClifT
would
never
break
down
and
confess
he
liked
Rup
CARE
SAVES
WEAR-
but
tire
conservation
doesn't
stop
there!
The
mechanical
condition
of
the
chassis
part
of
your
car
or
truck
is
most
important.
Wheels
which
arc
a
Vz"
out
of
line
cause
the
tires
to
"scull"
sideways
approximately
87'
in
a
mile.
A
few
ounces
out
of
balance
multiply
into
many
pounds
of
damaging
force,
even
at
normal
driving
speeds.
These
elements
actually
tear
the
rubber
off
your
tires.
You
cansafeguard
against
such
damage
by
having:
The
mechanical
parts
of
your
vehicle
inspected
and
adjusted
periodically.
Your
tires
and
wheels
checked
regularly,
particularly
after
the
tires
have
been
removed
from
the
wheels
for
repairs.
Tire
conservation
service
from
a
General
Motors
dealer
will:-
Stretch
your
tire
mileage.
Assure
your
safety.
Improve
the
steering,
riding
and
braking
qualities.
This
information
is
made
available
to
you,
the
ouutrs
of
OinaJa't
cart
and
trucks,
to
aunt
yon
to
comet
te
jour
tires
and
vehicles,
and
so
safeguard
against
a
breakdown
of
the
country
s
automotive
tramportation
up
to
and
even
beyond
the
day
of
Victory?
ert
and
a
revival
of
names
I
had
almost
forgotten
Those
were
peculiar
days.
In
a
sen,
but
precious
in
another
en-e
However.
It
all
sounds
changed
and
a
great
Improvement
on
oar
pioneer
daysl
I
am
kept
very
busy
these
day.
I
am
or.
a
British
ship
and
having
lots
of
fun
and
excitement.
If
I
ever
get
a
snap
IH
trot
It
atone
so
thai
you
ean
ee
I
navent
changed
a
bit
since
I
left
Oive
my
regards
to
old
Can
Clay
ana
any
others
of
the
old
gang
still
around.
Once
again,
it
was
grand
U
hear
from
you.
Do
it
again
soon.
All
the
best
and
Ood
blew
you
-Cliff."
Wfll
girls,
did
you
look
.,v,
your
shoulder
in
a
mirror
and
'see
your
true
love
last
night
what
with
iu
being
Midsummers
Eve
and
all
that?
I
did.
and
.aw
Yehudl.
the
little
man
who
waan
t
there.
Hope
you
hart
better
'uefc.
I
ON
DON
OA
Royal
Nave:
landing
craf:
flatus
claims
I
.
have
taken
jait
In
more
im
bined
operation
than
any
ofht-unit
of
the
Royal
Navy
i,
"f
Dieppe.
Ilologne,
North
Afn
.
.,
HanlcUerla.
Sicily
and
Ita
Master-at-arms
of
this
rrew
i
LMhe
Manns
of
Portsmouth
If
yoisr
wheels
are
O&f-y,
Obtain
a
free
copy
of
the
"Automobile
User's
Guide"
a
booklet
which
vtl
prove
a
valuable
old
in
maintoMAg
the
efficiency
of
your
car
or
truck
by
writing
to
Service
Deportment,
General
Motors
of
Canada,
Limited,
Othowo.
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