The Winnipeg Tribune from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada • Page 14

tin; I he Ill'1 i1 ami g' id I ec. a' Ml I'll. i inr the i Inn i i 1 1 Kmc li. ks. lah n.j 1 1 gel till' nils I i 1 1' i eels aiinu.

tia fi ks I I OUStlillC. In nt; li' K.i i I maintained 11 ships A. i 11 1 or 1 ul ilium snips l' in scseis trailing to the No Hi Seas. 1 1 i I all I. 'i home 1 idustry was at its ll'clldiat Then i li: (1 i ami' vv I "ii.

in 1 the har'noi was i i. 'I a gnat Morm I v. nt ars lalrr th" sea ished in aMin fo take over 4'Sl hour's in. mops and i i I I s. irh' weie s.vallovpd; land fi'li m.

Vearhs the on 'iiil Suiecssivp hainnrs wi i destroyed, and lTil'i not a quartet nl old DuTvirh ity ipmainod. In Kliaietlii limp the jilate was a shadow. Doomed by the Sea Dunwich was doomed; nothing could stem the sea and it 'ever mening surges." Water entered tin. market place in 1677, the chim ot St. Peter went in 17n' Tim Hall and gaol followed.

11 Dunwich people, standing on the roots of the remaining houses mi ll only shake their lists impo 1 1 1 1 1 nt the enronclung waves. It is two centuries since the ultimate calamity. During Decemner 40, northeast Kale blew tin days. It raised turhulent as which scoured away those un i sting sandy cliffs and drove in arms tin land. The last poor fiag I ii nts of Dunw ich fell helnre it Hills wl.ich during the previous Minnner were more than oily l.

et h.gll weie llatlened almost to the i edge, and when the wave, needed the history of Dunwich i er. At this date, Incidentally the' i' 1 ol palilalia nl was (1 ge Downing, who gae i to Downing street in While hail. When an eighteen! visi i aine to the town lie lound 0 'the remains of the ail lie tokens of Middleiiitc. th. "iiialions ol dn.

fallen endu e. I I. it 1 .1 111 1 iioul' 1 emallts o( he di I il. and naked li 1 i giound about them, hy ti.e i ol I lie sea my I 1 1 ii li: 1 a I ntili hilis, and p. 11 1 nl th.

I'd k'V." Now nothing Is left Modern: I 'Mir a ll is 111 le nun than a leu 1 ullages and a cluiiih. I he sea 1 ''ping across the gen 1 used fur hunting and haw i'i the middle ages, still Int. al I sandy cliffs, hut nil that nine in.iile Dunwich great has long hern leii nellealh the wateis. Theatre On A Cliff Has Spectacular Setting LONDON The llif'tttM', I'm I hrui 1:0. "hull is cm 5 Und tw lifu.nt hrs an ni i'iiml nnd vt Thp Iht atir is lc IU'(l nut of rlifffi nrui is a hundred tr 1 Hi0r tlir sfn.

Tho nwnfi n( lh j'lO'p( ty, Mis bo a fiifll intrrrf hr dimnn Imii' tll Minnrk 'Mln nn I'leviously, lo. nl lie lions hai. hern riven til" te of "The lenn e.l. "TweJIth Night." "Aiiihoiiy ami' CleopattH," and othei la TI mull is sumi.ier a I.i iii.i.i. conip.ni the du e' "I a management.

Me. Diiii.t ip rin lis lind illiam sseiini le Id ft si nson at I'm them no Masclie'd 'Tristan and I iet' a dramatisation of The i ei Monte Cilslo" weie i appropi inte plays t.n this tn ally tituatt'd theatre. Viol, Van In ugh appeared as gue.t aiti.t in 1 the Maselield play, and was en as Isolet's molhei Farm Goes To Sea I LONDON At the beginning the dog watch each evening th pt. iin nnd chi. engineer of th.

loii Kntish motoi s.up Si: relm ronie out on deck and seat I. mi to Wl llutteiing chi. keiiv Thy nave put lip stakes ol il" in ll "IK'S to the one whos. kens lit. I jModuce a see.

m. I generation. When the ship callc nt hnt London alter a live week. f. mil New Oilcan tlv 1 hi ni.

iooheil like a laim jtyiimmmirmUtb.i 1 1, if 1" A. ONDOJV raid in stouks Some London stores aie closid. hut on iiiavely in the hope that ven women in iin.1 in charge of games, hooks, devices foi amusing "L'ueyt." C.ts and eleilne intalled and there i. a i upiaiaid i th t.a i coftee. hiscuils.

toi.ui in and i of niiii' i.i on the principle that Iheie i like food I na. ti niiiiled nerves. A mil sound i in ehntge e(iiiimenl. and wotkcis and eu in all can hr mnllani mi in tiiii'i l.y fidio I the I eiA 1 1 a nil A ha: i 1 a II'I all "I II1V' he'll pi.t iioll "I can't he.p that 'H'i i a hlinkmg "ti tlii that there snull it si. m.

i I I lo put on. Ii i If veil can't ra of i nil I I' 'II "i it as it i must populiii ii i iii lor the tiiin. far rR1 are i a I I ng urn iil ant to wear prettv clothe uiiielimes and that mien men faun the finnt to con.e nie on leaw, womenfolk to look their 'nest fm tinm. Kneh store has an an raid reluge. Om has installed an "entertainment iiia in it up to 'II Bend li lie ai and other Slow, aie hut 'er, 'f the l', mill IU fusi nid mi I niept WINSTON lit K( IIII.IS SON TO WKI) 'I he engagement of Pamela Dighy.

ildet daughter of Lind I'ig'oy. to liandi'lph t'hiirehill. son of Winsinn Churchill, fust I.oitl of die A'lnuialty, ha. I.c. aiile uneed tin: old okdkk ancktii A le.cnt hunting wedding was that of Mr.

K. C. K. Nut the Ctiat'is. who was marned quietly in I.e tei.

hue in Lady Il.u emary Kind. Ml Nutting's father, s.i llaiold. is Master of the Quoin, and Ins hint her, Tony, is taking over it was tak.ng iiwi the Cambi idgeshn Karm ets HatiiMs, a very sporting pa k. The hi urn If. the Duke of Hraufoit was to have i.

mi er away, nut called up. nnd instead Sir Harold n.a hi. fiiluie flaughtei tn la vv ale li had to ne a lot of this kind of niake. lull at 'U til. p.

's' month and wedding gue.t. have lent 1 in ling the miiiiIw ii lies, and one of the in ide.ma.ils le. h' hii.iif on the way to the wedding by torn lung lei ear ne of the chaps painting write line, en the was uiiluilt. but llli'st mind's Ii oi k. his h.l.

w.i l.iiiii. I SI.MIM.KHY IN DKKSS London' night life has been blacki out. ilmei ii i urns reytnurants are Iw auti'ully groonu d. Sin.plicity f.i.hion keynote of the moment, hut. whip dtesses ate i cut the aie hrigblcnid up with icweN and rgeoiis i ale lly f.

nvnine ai. aieady out i I aie n.d likely to ee any nf the eray la. hint 1 1 "ir ng the win. Magenta an'! ornng i. and the wai lmie won an weai, a by gbt as well as by iy.

gumiit foi i hp's midden night it ai ii'! shelter is infumnl drcs. u.naily in hint. inn'', whiih ips up the Imiu and i loir PAGF. SATURDAY. FJT.

30. lvn Suffolk's Crumbling Coast Plunges Ancient Town Beneath The Se a Drood Room To Be Opened This Autumn By CUMMiNCS Surging Sea Causes Dunwich To Disappear iM'ON. nil, it, ,11 Ma tile 1 si I I F. TRIBUNE 4" .1 to ti i ti.t OTamBf 'mi imm i 1 iir i irf Jrrr Ti ade. lie.rrves of food hav been stoied and Sin ihiii uimi rution Poit OHice Cards liireign of lice each dav.

iv y. rr, 1 'i'. i.iii4'u ady Carnarvon ADY Carnarvon, the (or wer dancer, Tilly Losch, plays with children evacuated from English urban centres in fear of air raids to her High olere Castle, near Newbury, A London's War Defense Plan Includes The Issuance Of Eighty Million Ration Books By JOAN LITTLEFIELD t. Hi. Ner'li Amu I i LONDON.

The la.k of feeding London duiuig the war has been under consideration for many 'months by the Kuod Deli use I 'Luis department of the I loan! ol of thf.e committees iKin Mt up through the country loughly one in each rating area. London's Larder The kev stone ul the London divisional lood orgamat ion is the existing (nod trade supply ma chinery. which being used to tl I nofiK.s ere awauing i.stie. i ne iiij i r(n larder foods to he rationed are meal, i prices and quantities are kept to be Pigeoncotes Of The Past Indicated Rights Of Barons As Well As Wrongs Of Serfs LONDON. Krum Norman limes aiea.

where the nresent ddv "vil The big to the days of the Humans. and The number of nest holes In so far as the count i side as con 1 mo late the birds. rei ned. wa the eanerat ion of I No data exist to prove the type the farmers at the depredations of the nobles ptL'eon ever be icv ived in this countrv. ex and wa plillis.

1 lie OII Ol lOII is in the bands ol snoerinlpndenls in lour Hvtsion nai on anil nam. oiin.i mm wo Thames and gatine. cooking fats and sugai. in th) nlin Bnfi (f)r It was staled some time ago that committees by the vari tandnrds laid down hy th I ONDON Canada House, barricaded wit sandbags, a handy dugout nment. Thev are working in the basement and its indow hoarded, throbs day and night ith government.

clnSa ery Onem inn yvith lenHinp fi a. loss ie it ioc Dllnnilanl lin.in iSn inla.atl. in i riaiuax, v. 1 Jjf Corf and Queen Mary i lain, likes to accompany her hus hand to his job. The King beard nf this self unpo.ed rule, nnd said: "Why not cut a.

loss the grounds of Bucking ha Pala.e?" Masterpiece Found LONDON A picture by Leonardo da Vinci. "The Mmlor.na ol Not only do.s this form a short tne for centuries t.J i't fm them, but it is also a lovely Coronation Echo LONDON A recent treasury have lost, has been found in a private house at Savona. It de ran pleading tor a chance to fo.hi M. iir. mils ol IK uh.

unnl pictsa Madonna and child, fondling youths who want to serve in the Cana P'oture hv da Vinci one of th" I rli. in forces because their fathers She is taking a leading L. B. Pearson, remain calm tin oughiuil the long hours of worn under assoited handicaps, gasoline i nt inning, reduced telephone services, had travel conditions. Some n.

embers of the staff are kleeping st Canada House. Others are al Dealing with itoiw proposals. way on call. Files and records such as oilers of country house are kept in cardboard ens li' lor use as hospitals and lest pluci Nl bombing planes mi ke event of Canada sending an necess. iiy to move to the country, expeditionary foi ce.

Stieams of Canadians seeking Handling a huge and oiten inlormaiion on passage back touciiing con espondeiu from vet Canada pass between Canada House and the nearby imnngia lion off.ee. which also are undei the High Commissioner's supei ision. ii'iK In I nt pic hi i 1 I iln'A slllp 1 I I ie nl 1 ii'iai I open tile 1 1 "il hu ha. 111 i. i 'i'led 1" Ilmi.

t.le i inl! il'HIie "I lie lllll. entuty r.oeli. in Doughty Sti' n.iuse been piciv 'l a a memnrial by the I in.v.h.p The Drood will he at the disposal I Hi er. Ii It til hell. hooks I.

'I ne 1 in imt iw i nt I. presi inch Ve. soon after ii in ISTll a Mood of u. iit or. ne 'an on the inteniied Ins ion of Drood." and Diiflienl has spent man sears inl'e, tmg available example, together with first edition of the novel itself.

an4 a mns of into numerouj languages Gas Mask Cases Assume New Fashion Trends LONDON One nf the first war problems of the well dressed woman was how best to cany her gas mask. The Queen has hers in a business like khaki knapsack which she slings over one shoulder, but several people, in eluding Mrs. Kennedy, wife of the American ambassador, and Lady Astor, have theirs in black velvet rases, with straps and piping of green or red. On tnp of the ease is a pocket with sections for a purse, lipstick, compact and otdi nary handbag. Though men and women aie still carrying their masks in the cardboard containers supplied by the government, they are fie quently carried in haversacks.

rucksacks, camera cases and gaily until the early part of the eigh eins'' are so inured to the havoc colored shopping hags. One str i tnnlh century the pigeon formed caused by other people's ponies supplying neat cylindrical rn. a part of the Briton's pigy. and heifers that they might of rardboard which Van he covrred i fa, as does the chn kei, tii lay, and submit without protest to further i witn mal(riA to mBtch Sin various pans of Ktigland an I inroads by pig is. tra5t with one's coat or suit.

southern aie to be found The pigeoncotes existing in Eng 1 the ruins of huge pigmncob land today aie of various shapes date bnek in cases to fiom the Norman circular and the fourteenth iintiuy. to the sivdeenth century At the present time pigeon keep hexagonal and octagonal, but the ing on generous lines ha. general principle was the same: a entirely died out, and for this the tower with only a few small open I. 'imers should he duly grateful, ings at the top. a strong thief Their cup of misery, we gather, proof door and the whole of the is a'tealy filled to overflowing intetior wads i ece.

sed with small if they had the pigeons of the compart incuts for nests 'ord of the manor lo contend with In the centre of the building was a. we'l other pels they would the potence, a heavy perpendicular hatdlv smvive the strain, for the oak beam, that pivoted in socket Noted Career Belonos To Chief Censor whole secret of of nhl iinie holes in the floor and roof, and LONDON The ministry of in ni on keeping lay in the fact that which fuppmled a light ladder formation' set up to disseminate ie birds were not fed. but liv ed enable the pigeon keeper to make new.g and to cens0r a)1 material the expense of others. a circular tour of inspection from 1 i Uiimltninnm i 'abroad, is housed in the Senate ii i u. a( Teientiiis Varro.

who wrote a these cotes varv from three hun chapter Pigeons for ensure died to a thousand, and. when one London building in Bloornshiiry an 1 Profit in "de Re P.us,i, realises that each net hole meant The of Information. Lord in the first ceiitntv. was evidently a pair nf birds, and that there MacMillan, is a S''nt' horn a pigeon e.xpeit and knew his veie prohahlv thlrtv thousand ro 1 Greenock in 1873. He is the son trade.

lumharia in Kngland. one will of a Presbyterian minister, and Among other hp men stand what the unfnrtunate after a short spell of journalism, Hons the vanous food to he ed farmers of days had to put(when he was a leader writer on a nut one that when the up with. Scottish daily newspaper, he be 'orman introduced the columha In med aeval limes the right to came a lawyer. He started life iiim to Kn rland and the birds ob erect a pigeoncole could only be at the Parliamentary Bar and tained all their re'iuirements from obtained hv KfiTaV' Vwrant. and within a few years had the pick the of the serfs and villeins, i fie concession was limited to ha of the big appeal rases.

He has hive' being the case, one can ions, lords of the manor, and the'a rapid delivery and a voice that unuei sirnii pin. Keeping ciergy i raciuH i iy esery iiioiih is seirlom tatigued. it is sain maj went nut of fashion in th" eigh lie house had its pigeoncote. and jn one rase he spoke for five days teenth century, and one of the in some cares the spires of church wjthout stopping. He hns an Hisps of the French revolul ion.

i es were recessed inside to acconv drv wit One of his ot pigeon tnai was Kept, nut it withmit looking over his is presumed that it "PPfoxima ed woman ditl rlnselv to the present day rarrler. of pigeon that was kept rloselv to the pr It doubtful if the trndP could rejd possibly in the New therefore, a descendant' Forest of the wild Rlue Roek. I several weeks would apse be local authorities. 7 1 7 11 The superintendents and com lxClfoS OUJjererS W. War the stall ot tnp lauoning sy.

i. mittes see that the fond supplier I because nf the large movements ol fio thri. w0 ri. ir nt 1 and that Vypine a el I a I nl no ot i i tr men joining their legimenls. Barricaded Canada House most quoted sayings is: "I npver see any man in a distinguishett During the World War, Lord iMaeMillnn was assistant director 1 of intelligence at the ministry of information.

He is the only mem her of the present government to also been a member of the oriqinial Socialist government of 1DLM. He was then Lord Advocate. Uniform For The Queen Is I To obtain Ms ration cards, a ures in the fond trades, as It is part 'WRr mr SpeCulotlVe household must gel an application of the government scheme that I from a post office. The; these trades should continue to 1,1 historic Trafalgar Square, shmudrd in nightly blackout. The IX)NnoN Jhrrr.

names of all persons in the house, feed London. In addition to the offices of Hon. Vincent Mas.sey. High Commissioner for Canada, form much speculation as lo whether aim rnunren. ne en regional supei inienoenis una loon v(, for Mu varied Queei.

Kllznheth will Queei. hllznnetn will loied and fie tin returnen i control committees, tnere is a ftis ihiftngh the post office to the local trihution officer and a rationing iond eonliol comnnttee. Some' officer in earh section. ShortCutByOrderOfTheKing 'ipernlions a. Assisting Canadians sttanded in sionei Fiuropp.

Helping Cinadiiins affected by war emergencies, of which the torpedoing of the liner Athenia was an outstanding example. LONDON Kxalt people have i walk, for the Mowers there are Keeping the Domnioii advisea to walking. magnilicent. Now these thie. ol new trade legulatioiis pouring I.oid and Lady Halifax and Siiicniuy a privilege which belongs to a stienm fiom anil A'exander Culogan the Halifaxe! only one other person outside the sub depart tnents of the Hntisr live in Kaion squat e.

and Sir Alex 'court circle. government. not far off have mnde a rulej sh Sjstpr Agnes Keyser I Keeping Ottawa inloi med by lo walk from their homes to thel (l( a fine old lady and a great friend developments. Veterans Plead oast as ne assistance to the High Commis civilian clothes and appear in S. vice uniforms.

She has been ap part in organizing women in th pointed eomnnnf ant or Canadian community here, tin the Women's P.nval Naval Set vice, nucleus of a staff which will pin Auxil nry Teri'tor al Seixice vide assistance as Camilla' par and the Women's Auxiliary A tu ip.il ion in the ar beeoniejt more Force and has all tim unit, i s. more active. Her smile, the million dollar Remain Calm tlah that caught Canadian and Mr Masses ii.iH hi. aide American hearts last summer, cheers and e. tnrn war workers Almost daily Her Majesty vis ls women's wartime or saniz.il ions to talk with Ifaders and other ranks.

Pictures taken on a visit to a women's ambulance drivers centre show Her Majesty surrounded by a gioup of young girls laughing and chatting with the Queen as though she were a personal friend When war was tirst declared wi men weie a trifle shy of carrying their gas masks amund with, them hut yvlien the Queen appeared in puiilii with hers llunj Fven the office hens feel thi lover her shoulder women rest statement gives an echo of the; woilfl greatest artists, are almost I ('iq the first t.ieat War eftecls nl the war time conditions ibsiui io. ni oi oeuig innugni coronation In acknowledging hevond price. Kxpeits ot all A the seo.e of the aelivitie. The lift is alw ay tilled it gi unnignuien nr.siiv. as one woman receipt ol (1IV791 l.m tnp sale ol nst ions have searched for this viden and the amount of vnrk ups so they run up and down the put it: "If the Queen can do Anne) chiiiis picture.

iiureasis. Mis. Masses is givini li ghts nf stairs. so tan we." il if.