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HALIFAX, June ll -—- (OP) Three of Canada's ‘fighting Iroquois, Huron and buck to home waiters yesterday

to in t s Pacific. Fresh

{r0111 Gibraltar to Murmmnsk,

hero yesterday mornlnl to

at, Halifax shipyards.

to the far east. More th cent of tho crews of trlbals

against the Ja/ps ‘

As the three waters of Halifax Harbor with th yacht-like prows.

in the roadstead and at

from their whistles, and kept up the harbor to who dockylrd.

Commander in

the refzlrnlcs: crows and ass llhem they would be Elven leave as soon a! possible.

medlntely so they can net army In Thick 0f Fllihtlnl

seen some stirring action in

coast

on humorous occasions

jncnt, part in the slnklnE o enemy ships. Last April she was a bitter blttle with enem off Stavanger on tho sou of Norway and blew up B N“! canker. That a week Ol’ so ate when Haida a mnnslc convoy run the Gem-ll

which ‘stayed at Vllolr field! largo numbers. After vE-day Iroquois

hnopv Norwegians HtWOII a Hilda went on to Trondheim Northern Norway with

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cot" ships ~ tho tribal class destroyers Haida - came

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receive c. noisy. hwvy welcome and repare for further adventures

from European waters where they bottled enemy forgo

c sleek, 2,000-lon destroyers arrived o their sister mlp HMOB." Mlcmac now being readied lol- her trial run

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They will be prepared for ser- vlce in tropical waters, then sent In 50 por tho three have volunteered for the Pacific, and more than '10 per cont of Holdlrs crew want to sail her

trlbals sliced the

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and the crew's stood at ottcntlon on docks 1n for- mation for entering harbor, ships their berths let loose with a wild burst

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up as tllo spotless vessels moved

Arm- they Slld smoothly in to their berths they were boarded bY vice admiral C Ct. Jones, Canadian Chief of Naval Staff and Acting Chief Canadian Northwest Atlantic. I-Ic welcomed

their

Examination rnd documentation of the men was started almost tm-

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' leave within the n=xt dw or two.

In the thick o! the fllrhtlnu ever since they were commissioned back in 1M1 and 1942' the mbah ha; otfher Victoria men are captains o!

y. or and tho few months 1m- iiicsniygely prcgcdlrlfl Dt-iidfly-hiheyi btt-led up an down c c anne

’ and Bey of slmy. and °" traded punches with onomy 19'"!

L151; september Iroquois stunned 10,000 miles and played o Pf";

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f l l nfterVE- ay. Aw: thm ‘ixvfsifiieii. brought back o croup of army Mlfl MW DREW-

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Kayward of Duncan. BO had been taken Prisoner by

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illvor- . not, Crlckoh. so noun "M" slmmom “Mun, an", [gzrdw-"J EOIINQ. BflOHYI $1115 ll t!

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$1.876 woo c octod ta Ilnu and costs at the Cttiyo Pollen Court in Mly. Chm of lice A. Blrtwlotlo reported last "night. c! the City Police Department wore given to tho City Council at the result-r monthly RIQOUXII. The City Pollco Obie! llld that “to wore collected in fines impose’ Prohibition Act 1nd lnu under tho Excise Act. In addition M61 worecollectod tn mtscelloneolu fine: and costs. Ar- rests for the month totalled ‘f8, Including 4i charged with being drunk crud 11 charged with n15. orderly conduct.

Final llpp-oaranco ‘In Rotterdam 0f 1st llivision

BY WILLIAM B088 Canadian Pres Wal- Correspondent

R.O'1'I‘ER.DA.M, June 11 - (op Cable) — Led by a reconnaissance

Nflimont, the 4th

Dragoon Guards

Canadian Division. mule its final

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m Gen. H.D.C€. 0121:1119,” cw?

"kill! the suing. Gamma“ Anna 311811111! polished scout cor; and lllllverlal omlel-s rolled

through Rlottardarrfs streets

two abreast. post thousand, of Netherlands civilians, lncllidlng Rnttordams burgomlstcr, Pieter

Ouds.

A tumultuous ovation was given the infantry, marching eight abreast, preceded b the massed pes and drums of e Seafol-th H ghlanders of Vancouver and the 48th High- landers! of ‘Ilorcnto - the “Red Devils who had fought their my from Pachlnc in Sicily through Italian mud and then came to the wostom trout to share in Holland's fln-al liberation.

Units taktnfl Part were the first and Second flold regiments, the first anti-tank regiment, llsht anti-aircraft regiment, and the Sgakotcon Light Infantry, all m

oun .

Marching behind the Divisional “PM” wore the Royal Canadian Regiment. the Princess Patricia’! Canadian Light Infantry, the Hastings and Prince rxlwsld reg-. lment of Picton, Ont, the Seaforth Hluhlanders of Canada. the Royal 22nd Rezlmcnt; the 48th Highland- ers of Canada, the Carleton and York regiment of St. Stephen, N .B , and tho West Nova Scotla reg- iment ot Brldgewater NB

The Loyal Edmonton Regiment was absent since it has become part of the Berlin Brigade.

Divisional units o! the Roy's] Canadian Army Service Corps, the Royal 01m an Army Medical Corps, tho Royal Canadian Ord-

Oorps and tlhe Royal Canadian Electrical and mechanical engin- eers won we represented.

tho Germans after the sinking and taken to Brest. Later he was moved Ho Bl-elnen. and liberated April 29' this your. ' Iroquois, senior ship o! the three, skippered by Cmdr. Kenneth F. Adams, R..C.N. of Victoria. Two

Well-and, D.S.C , R..C.N., on Holds, and Lt-Cmdl‘. H.V.W. Cross, R..C.N. Huron.

Ithe other vessels, LmOmdr. Bob

Famous Thames River llall Shara

In Present War LONDON. June 11 - (C?) - The river which thrc h five cell- turles has boon the ackbone of Britain's might layed its full

share in this confl ct, too. 'I'he Thames, muddy, sullen mis-

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Modems Orslnl put Tony c:

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yuuno man wandered of tho chance to cumin» "l1" MW- Hi! srmdmotiler lol- lowed Leslie to the door. "You mlhlgt us help you? Your trous-

Ixsllo smiled down nt liq‘, “I'm not getting married. more‘; willy nothing you can do for me. 1 can earn my living and I 11kg dome n. But l1 n will mike you happier-J! you: want to be kind -—there are people who have been

to Tony and who do good money. Mary Blunt and Norah and Mrs. Sanderson. Mr. Hurdl- way knows their nmles."

"That shall be seen to. But I wont to keep you, Miss Vance. I don't want to lot you Io."

"Ill see you ggiin," she lnlwor~ ed hurriedly. " iss him for mo, I can't just now."

She bad escaped. but in tho corridor Eric followed, and cotch~ tng her arm exclaimed half tn vexation, half whlmnloally, "Ilho world's price dumb-bell. Loollo Vance. And yst it may be tho boat Policy. The less one asks, tho more one gels. Why dld you toll her you weren't getting married? To arouse her sympathy?"

She was too dlspirtod to be angry but. she had strength enough to be firm "1 sold I'm not to be married, because I'm not going to be married. You can't acorn to recognize the truth, Elrlc, when you hear lt. You're constitutionally unable to believe that them arc people who mean whmt they say. I shall never marl-y you. Novor. Never."

His fuco grow dark. "Do you mean that? Thon Pllseo tn it that you lose your job. Rocky Point can dispense with your oer- vlcss, my glrl."_

She mode for the elovstor. Even now she was not ansry. but blblbfv, ly aszalned of him. Ho had boon her friend; sho had como noor loving him: and he was, alas! only a handsome 01d Leslie locked herself into ‘her little bedroom where she could en- joy a good cry only to discover that she was past‘ wlmtlrlg to make such a. demonstration. Al- ready she had wept silently In the darkness of the cave and more or less openly ln the Judo sultc. Twice was enough for any slrl not given ovor tic the habit. She looked down at the sou and the white oslls sillnlng and hor hurt mo. to the beauty and the strongoucos. or life. wnat would beoomo c! the actors 1n the little drama? Nornhhnd Mary Blunt had been offstage. Mr. Orstni would give them more money than they nod ever seen; Mary would paint her ugly house a choccloto brown and buy a parlor lamp; Norah would have a Paris gown and Pekingese with more 581A; than his mistress. lfiflkd. would put her loot-- for 1t would be a loot in hel- case-tn the bank for hcr sons’ chlldrén. Eric would get his shore of the spoils. He would smlle and My oeprecaltlngly, "I assure you, its not; necessary," and pocket U19 mock would he marry Vllll-E Baron?

"1 can't g0 to the QleymMB- E110 will see to that. Besides, it would he too unpleasant. Ill ask Mr. Blngley to recommend mo to J0me other hotel. I hflpe the Otsinls

'- night.

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STUFFY . NOSE?

Nooo flogged up? Head cold threaten-

figz-déjun ' meg: I gOSEQROLINI ndlxll. ce m lcooea. ntumnao vnnioa,‘ “m” melons: clcar- Relief lo intent Irfl clecro bend. o rellovn eotnnh, held col I. Coo c. Pl_e_as_ant.__Adulto and iwffl- 5 Stocked By: ll. L. Worthy

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¢"'T°|h IIISIOI; IIHIIIIID

I"‘7__._;‘ fr“ “We've not. seen anything o! you

this afternoon. Nor Leslie either. 1 was just saying so." v "I'm biking her away. She's my cllont. Bear in mind, Aunts, both, that. your nephew is an eminent

lawyer.‘

Ifisllc went with him. "I'm rloglectlng my work," sho said. "Eric 1s going to get me fired. I hlto to provide him with o rolston." She tried to sound flip-

Dln .

"I'm o. guest I've a rliht to be amused occssionlly. You can't Blly I've absorbed you since I know you were a working girl"

"Snobbfsh, are you?"

"Oh. very. Come out on the moors. The sun ls setting."

The unlper bluhes gleamed llko olncral pendants. The long grass woo gold where they grow, but violet in the hollows. Across the sky were the spread wings of an angel: they could soo netther his foco nor his farm but his plrllons were of rosy feathers tipped with snow.

“Please see that Mr. Orslnl pays both Sanderwlli." said Les- llo in a low tone. “I don't want them to feel they are troutedun- fairly. with such people, money cures many hurts."

"She loves Tony," he answered smtly. "Don't think of her The Orslnls are neither jealous nor revengeful. They re- member only that their son was devoted to you. They want to bo your friends."

"How would Elsie fool about that, Huntlelgh? I've broken my last promise to her. I've given up any,’ Ought I to be friends with

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"What that?" Ills voioo woo vol‘! gentle. Ho stopped hor u ho spoke and put ‘m, hand: llahuy on her shoulders. It Wu natural for hor

1 l: up Into his honcot eyes. "Whggs the int refuge, Leslie

dear?" "The truth," sho omworod wit-h a valiant smile. “

finished with shame one comes into tho safe rofugo of truth. Its a little chilly hero but

d for mo." amed to tell you that I

else. who’. ou feel is flno a noble and I nor you for it. But it loaves mo out; I find myself in the cold. Leslie, my daring, can't you clrc 011M811 for mo to let me share your refuse! I"ll bo true too. I want to take care of you. I wont always to be with you."

She was trenrblblg. "I shouldn't QXPoot you to lwo such a otupld,

Ho hesitated. “You think Elsie’: altvo sonwwhere?"

"Yes. I have to believe that she ls bfilng given another chance She needed it. Deservcd it, being too good to waste. I can see that nature ls wasteful but I can't be-f lteve that of God." i "It she's alive in that otherl world. isn't she learning?"

won't 5 oil Tony, Hunt used to be my, r151 money didn't ruin him; Eric was Pbor and hob spoiled. Experience is o. good teacher, Les~ lie but how she does whim 8 D001‘ , girl vlwllen- she's learning! Wash your face, liovidel‘ W1" n0”- 3° downstairs and show bhll’ 9°“ can tlkc it."

The Hardnway girls were P111" cldly knitting although It who ll- ready dusk and almost tlmo W dress for dinner. "We've Mt I99“ you to sneak to all day." observed Aunt Emma "We're quite excited Some old friends of our!» hi" come w the island n. their Prlv-lte yncht They have ti“? 558W!‘ lime to ours. Alfter dinner we must run in m visit them. Th: Orfilnts. Y0“ know Carolina's duufllt?!’ Went w school with Vittoria .Sho wal Vittoria. Vivaldi then." _

Carolin-e said, “NOW. Emma-

00h’ 1 forgot." sighed Aun Emma. "Vil.torl:t's_ boy mflrrllf your sister. Well 1m suro Vltwlril will be vsryrefcrld of you Les s

~ s . jugltillfilslréeil Crime W t9 than “vi-ll, I'm sure,“ said Aunt 37m“

tress of inland commercial miter- ways, never closed despite nearly slx years of rockets, bombs and mines. ‘

When the Germans swept through France to occupy the channel pol-ts service chlets said, "that means good~bye to tho port of London." For a time, as ship after ship struck mines sown by ‘ll-boats and aircraft. it logged as though they r .

might bo

But they n't counted on the "little ships," which, tested at Dun- kergue, were ready to fight snow. Un or Royal Nov direction, the rlvor boots and t olr yachtsmen crown helped salvage ships. kept the i channel clear of wroclu and swept

m nos.

Throughout the blitz, tho pocket blttl, the fly-bombs and the roc- kets they continued their task of keeping the river operational-had the D-doy record of the port ls a to their o0 o and re-

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colssons for “InulborrW-tho float- tlng gotta which mode the invasion goal 1o. Other thousands were busy

ufldlng and touting "Pluto." the plpollno that co od oil across the

re-ln- vast n a 11 1 . ntll Margh if. this yogi‘. 2.3mm ‘tons of mill ltores were cont to the

continent from the port of Lon- don. Thou included 100.000 tanks o! kind

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0n t ll come the repair wo . ham u onwards at least u landing croft a doy wore re-,

pslrod. I, rulsorll and os- cont vomlo came Royal Albert and other for mite. Even

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prejudiced person."

"Do you think I belfcvrthot you're stupid and prejudiced? Don't you know that I love you

altogether, my clover, my bungl- onaccompllobod organist. But it ful darling?” is in tho homo, when: aho was a Bfho must not any, “H01! kind lflyll 0nd bvlnl 0 lad moi-Ml‘ you are, dos; l-Iunt. to call mo et oho will be lo norcly missed cltevefiWl Shomhad iilobtél‘ not git My?‘ m‘ ylllfleufwl g”??? bu:

a n e - - m m m‘ oldoot child, mos-nor died suddenly,

want me to forgive them too. Is if“ “agfliluny “l; "Fm l° l?‘ “llg- t,,,"“'§,:,'-;‘;,,,"°:,','§ that what you mean l-Iuntlelgh?" M‘ l‘; ‘tn?’ “n b" w _ ‘flaw u by m, m; o; l "n “M” “ m“ °' ‘”"""' “ti” 1n ti“ 1m“ ilndluis fol- horn ulhlno N W" W" '.l.‘hcy were silent so they des- 13°11 ho? menjfwll’ ‘t? n“, ma." m; be“ them with n cended the moor. Presently they w“ '7 Tfilsngi," N ' chm‘ “ML m,“ "m; dsy‘ were standing in a deep circular m’ y u. ghmuqu the glass hollow. The Arlgolfis wags were “ ”’ “any fading to an ssheln zray end peace on “and” “umwm followed lay like a long shaow over the by ‘ W“ h,“ numbn- ot sor- downs. m 15.34;, m: remains were "I've been thinking whom I mm. m Baum 14h Christian come out Ln all this," s-ho sold ohumh m." “W1” n; hold by rowel- sadly o; w" wrone. you hor pastor. luv. n. n. Bell. m sec, about everyone. Wlhaicvor I p511 beam-a were Iflmer Fraser. did was stupid and prejudiced be- M314“ truer, George Co ll?‘ oouso I was unfair about mo Or- » guwgrt, wulace MacDo all. stnls and about you and because M 5"”), yo, Eng unwise totbcllevc blindly in ' . M, ,0 grusbaorgl; o udsmexl and to trust Eris without knowing him better. ab; Annie mdoomlh-anb As a result I've been wandering am h“. wed mother, Ml‘! 51m‘ 1n l Nsular thicket of mistakes. " NARD‘S m s“ m, c! Klnflibtl" “d I wouldn't own my eyes w see W . a, youowf; stators. Merv m“ the 1mm thrcush the woods. But ' * m. P‘ “'3' now liq-sh‘ ed l to"; elm-uls- _ LINIMENT us; Elliot Bruce 1:6 Gcrtru ~ ' -»v----~- _____.'L'§§-@-—i“-”Z‘_fi