Prfnrx
Rupert
Dallp
J3cta0
Saturday,
August
9,
1947
Central
Interior
Terrace
Terrace
Theatre
Showing
on
Tuesdays
and
Wednesdays
Fridays
and
Saturdays
at
8
pjn.
Saturday
matinee
at
2:30
pm.
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
August
8
and
9
THREE
IS
A
FAMILY"
with
Marjorie
Reynolds,
Charlie
Ruggles,
Fay
Balnter,
Helen
Broderlck,
Cheryl
Walker
and
William
Terry.
TUESDAY
AND
WEDNESDAY
August
12
and
13
"Swing
Parade
of
1916"
with
Gale
Storm,
Phyllis
Regan,
Connie
Boswell,
Will
Osborne
and
Orchestra
On
your
ivay
vT:
THE
SKEENA
MERCANTILE
TERRACE
FOR
TROMPT
SERVICE
....
See
Your
GENERAL
MOTORS
DEALER
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Machine
Work
A
Specialty
Terrace
Machine
Shop
&
Garage
.TERRACE
.B.C.
LITTLE,
HAUGLAND
&
KERR
LTD.
Lumber
Manufacturers
Rough
and
Dressed
Lumber
TERRACE
Agents
For
International
Harvester
Co.
Firestone.
Tire,
&.
Rubber
Co,
Ltd.
I'hilco
Radios
Willard
Batteries
Three
failings
Per
Week
for
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
SEATTLE
(ALL
TIMES
SHOWN
DAYLIGHT
SAVING)
Tuesdays,
1:30
p.m.
Coquitlam.
Fridays,
5
p.m,
Catala.
Saturdays,
10:15
p.m.
Camosun.
KETCHIKAN
Fridays,
12:00
Midnight.
STEWART
and
ALICE
ARM
Sundays,
8
p.m.
QUEEN
CHARLOTTES
FOR
MASSETT
AND
PORT
CLEMENTS
August
8
and
22
September
6
and
19
Midnight.
FOR
SOUTH
ISLANDS
August
10
and
'
24
September
8.
and
21
'Midnight.
1
FRANK
J.
.SKINNER
i
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Ave.
Phone
5C8
SINGER
Electric
Sewing
Machines
Fdr
Rent
Reasonable
Hates
f
Phone
864
Prince
RuperU
Singer
Sewing
Machine
Co.4
INCOME
TAX
Returns
Prepared
,.6ee
R.
,E.
MORTIMER
324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPR)r
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News
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lourm
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Box
13
Terrace.
B.C.
TERRACE
Transfer&Taxi
Storage
WE
MEET
ALL
TRAINS
SERVICE
TO
ANY
POINT
IN
THE
DISTRICT
(H.-Smith)
P.o:
Box
167
Terrace
to
the
lake?
SEE
OUR
TWO
FLOORS
LADIES'
WEAR
I
-MEN'S
"WEAR
J
Gl
GROCERIES
Bu,ck
Chev.
Trucks
Oldsmobile
G.M.C.
Truck
Logs,-
Poles
and
Piling
The
Experts
Say
"
HALF
A
.-DOZEN.
EG
OS
If
she
has
harf
a
dozen
eggs
in
the
cupboard
any
wise
Housewife
need
never
be
stumped
when
she
comes
to
plan
a
meal.
She.
knows
an
egg
by
any
other
nam!e
may
be
anything
from
an
omelet
Tor
supner
to
a
Spanish
cream
foi
luncheon
dessert
and
If
she's
interested
in
trying
out
new
dishes
there's
always-
cheese
Puffit.
Ingredients
:
12.
half
tnsh
slices
nf
stale
bread,
one-naif
pounct
diced
cheese,
four
eggs,
2
2-3,
cups
milk,
three-quarters
teaspoon
salt,
pepper
ana
paprika.
Trim
crusts
from
bread
and.
uranee
slices
in
alternate
lay-
rs
with
cheese
in
.?reased
baking
lish.
Beat
e??s
slkhtl7,
add
milk;
and
seasoning
andpour
over
tne
bread.
Cover
and
keep
In
the
ice
box
until
ready
to
bake.
Oven-
wach
in
a
moderate
oven
until
cet
about
45
minutes.
(If
thor-ouehly
chilled
before-bakine
the
outfit
will
puff
ud
like
a
souffle).
Six
to
eight
servings.
BUDGET
OMEIET
Inirredl-'
?nts:
VA
cuos
soft-bread
crumba.:
1
Vo
cuos
milk,
six
eggs
fseparat-j
Mix
crumlbs
and
milk,
let
sons.'
then
beat
smooth.
Beat
ess
volks.
idd
salt
and
nemoer
anc
ccmblnn
with
bread
mixture.
Beat
whites
'tiff
and
fold
into
mixture.
Pour
Snorts
Enuinment
Sales
Up
25
P.C.
OTTAWA,
-m
Canadian
De
duction
of
virtually
.all
types
of
sports
equipment
has
Increased
"substantially"
during
recent
years
and
may
open
new
avenues
of
export,
trade
department
officials,
have
disclosed.
Basing
their
figures
on
surveys
of
major
producers,
the
rade
experts
estimate
the
industry
has
a
present
potential
nroductton
of
$125,000,000
annually,
25
per
cent
more
than
before
the
war.
The
sporting
goods
possibilities"
were
emphasized
by
Ian
isenhardt.
national
director
of
he
council
on
physical
fitness,
who
told
the
Canadian
Bicycle
ind
.Snorts
Goods
Association
that
dealers
at
present
are
selling
their
merchandise
to
only
about
.five
per
cent
of
those
who
should
be
using
the
equipment.
Smithers
CAMPERS
Supplies
delivered
twice
weekry
to
Luke
Kathlyn.
GOODACRES'
SMITH
ERS,
B.C.
(203)
'into
hot
greased.
pan
and
cook
slowly
until
firm,
5
lo
30
minutes.
Cook
in
alcw
oveniror
the
last
10
minutes
If
desired,
to
brown
top.'
The
same
mixture
may
be
ccoksd
as
scramble
eggs.
Five
to
six
servings,
Variations:
1
Add
chopped
parsley,
green
onions
and
diceo
celery
to
mixture
before
cooking.
2-AVhen
cooksd,
spread
omelet
with
jam
or
jelly,
fold
over
and
serve-
at
once.
3
Add
1
finely
chopped,
cooked
veget-'
a;ble.s
or
grated
raw
carrots
tu
i
mixture
before
cookin-.
EiPANISII
CREAM
-.Ingredi
ents:
l'2
tablespoons
gelatin,
one-quarter
cup
cold
water,
three
egg
yolks,
one-quarter
teaspoon
salt,
2
cups
milk,
one
teaspoon
vanuia,
three-
egg
whites,
one-third
cup
sugar.
Soak
gelatin
in
cold
'-water
Make
custard
of
eg.?
volks.
salt
and
milk.
Cook
In
tap
of.'double
boiler,
stirring
constantly
until
mixture
coats
the
spoon.
Dissolve
gelatin
in
hot
mixture.
Cool
and
add
flavoring.
When
mix
ture
begins
to
thicken,
fold
in
meringue
made
by
adding
the
sugar
to
the
stiffly
.beaten
es?g
whites.
Turn
into
molds
and
chill
Serve
with
custard
sauce.
Six
servings.
PIUCES
GOING
UP
If
vou
don'tt
hink
food
prices
arc
goln?
up
a?k
Toronto's
Visiting
Hcme-makers
Association.
A
monthly
ches'k
on
prices
in
that
area
showed
that
In
June
$15.34
week-'
ly
was
required
if
a
family
of
two
adults
and
three
young
children
was
to
be
adequately
fed.
This
figure
was
$1.01
above
the
minimum
needed
in
June
1946.
and
$2.81
over
the
June
1945
mark.
"And
these
prices
apply
only
to
Toronto
where
prices,
according
to
bureau
of
statistics
reports,
have
not
increased
as
much
as
In
some
other
points,"
said
a
V.ILA.
official.
HAS
STRANGEST
JUDICIAL
BEAT
COCHRANE,
On:.,
KB
A
legendary
figure
in
Northern
On-tarlo'a'Vast
district
of
Cochrane
who
ralned
international
prominence
in
the
war
years
,
for'
his
outrpoken
Insistence
on
stron?
defence
bases
in
the
Hudson
Bay
area,
now
has
turned
campaijnsr
for
medical
aid
to
his
Indian
friends.
He
is
Magistrate
E.
R.
Tucker,
patroller
of
cne
cf
the
strangest
Judicial
beats
in
the
world
nd
1
linguistic
c2ual
of
the
Cree
In-
BRITISH
SEARCH
PALESTINE
HOUSE
A
woman
and
her
child
stand
by
as
-a
British
policeman
and
soldier
enter
their
home
in
Nathanya.
Palestine,
seeking
two
British
Intelligence
officers
who
wen;
kidnapped
from
a
cafe.
The
Jewish
underground
declared
the
officers
had
been
tried
ad
sentenced
to
death
in
reprisal
for
the,
death
sentences
given
to
three
of
their
agents.
dlan.
He
introduced
the
airplane
I
to
hundreds
cf
superstitious
Indians
in
the
James
'Bay
area
and
some
years
ago
g&Te
residents
cf
the
lonely
trading
post
at
Fort
Albany
their
first
taste
ot
Justice
in1
more
than
250
years.
In
his
role
as
district
coroner,
this
stocky
northern
pioneer
who
has
been
a
magistrate
ror
more
than
25
years,
was
charged
with
respons'tolllty
for
investigating
the
death
near
Tlmmlns,
Ont,
of
16
geld
miners
in
the
worst
tragedy
to
befall
Canadian
mining
industry
In
recen:
years.
o
PROMPTED
"'
DEFENCE
But
what
really
focussed
the
eyes
of
North
America
on
Magls-trate
Tucker
was
his
Insistence
early
.In
the
war
on
acequate
defence
Installations
in
Canaca's
far
northland.
He
.was
Instrumental
in
ensuring
there
would
in
be
no
neak
raids
by
enemy
aircraft
on
munitions
plants
via
the
,
unguarded,
largely
uninhabited
areas,
around
Hudson
Strait
United
States
members
cf
.the
Beneath
Joint
Defence
Board
were
Im
pressed
with
the
urgency
of
the
situation
and
agreed
that
they
should
accept
the
lion's
share
ot
the
undertaking.
A
string
of
strategically
situated
air
aases
erected
under
the
closest
secrecy
discouraged
enemy
forays
which
Allied
intelligence
.
officers
later
proved
had
been
planned.
In
recognition
of
Magistrate
Tucker's
foresight
the
R.
C.
A.
F.
some
years
ago
placed
at
his
disposal
a
Lancaster
bomber
which
ferried
him
intaevery
one
fthe
bases
set
up
at
his
insistence.
Now
his
chief
project
is
to
get
medteal
amice
for
his
Indian
friends
who
are
suffering
from
tuberculosis
and
reported
to
be
dying
by
the
rcores
for
want
of
prcper
attention.
At
the
recent
annual
meeting
Toronto
cf
the
Canadian
Red
Cross
Society,
he
demanded
that
immediate
action
be
taken
to
protect
the
Indians
who
for
mcr?
than
a
uarter
of
a
century
have
looked
to
him
for
gujdance.
'mm
JOHANNESBURG
'KMJohan-nesburg
has
"vlce-dens
almost
as
wicked
as
any
Uplted
State
speakeasy,"
where
women
art
drugged"
and
"demoralized'
and
men
"robbed
and
"assaulted;
;
according
to
Rev.
A.
A.
Kldwell,
vice-chairman
of
the
South
African'
Temperance
Alliance.
Mr.
Kldwell
said
that
In
Jo
hannesburg
thcro
were
places
to
which
the
youngmen
and
women
mlsht
be
lured
In.
search
o'
drink
after
hours,
with
"frightful
consequences."
Sometime
these
places
go
under
the
innocent
name
of
a
boaraing
hou.re.
He
said
police
Informed
him
there
were
places
in
Johannes
burg
where
men
and
women
had
been
doped,
robbed,
assaulted,
it
the
police
ta'ned
to
take
action
against
the
places
which
they
held
under
suspicion,
It
was
for
churchmen
to
visit
these
"den
without
their
clerical
collars
and
train
the
evidence
necessary
to
close
them
down."
Referring
to
the
evil
of
;he
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in
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.smokestacks,
science
and
skill
combine
to
better
VICE
DENS
IN
AFRICA
your
standard
of
livin
111
Third
Aw1
9
mm
Lead
...
.
Zinc
.
.
.
Gold
.
.
.
Silver
.
.
.
Cadmium
.
...
Bismuth
all
arc
valued
too'j
in
the
trade
of
metal
fabrication;
all
are
treasures
in
B.
C.'s
wonderful
store
of
natural
resources.
To
Consolidated
falls
.the
Cask
of
winning
these
metals
fro"1
the
earth
as
.ore,
treating
them
to
produce
refined
metals
and
finally
sending
them
on
their
way
by
land.
and
sea
to
mighty
industries
where
the
shining
t"9c
,s
converted
to
any
of
a
thousand
'articles
each
of
which
plays
its
part
in
supplyin3
our
needs.
Lead
means
batteries
to
run
your
car
.
.
.Zinc
means
paint
to
p'cti
your-house
.
.
.
Silver
means
tableware
lo
grace
yo
home
thus
do
the
minors
and
.smcltcrworker
o
Consolidated
make
their
contribution
to
your
standjr
of
living
and
thus
do
you,
by
the
purchasc
of
bat"5'
paint
and
tableware,
provide
a
living
for
8,000
Console
dated
icmployeei
and
.their
.families.