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Daily
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Monday,
November
-24,
1947
FUGUTIVES
FROM
RUMANIAN
TREASON
TRIAL
-Con.stantln
Visoianu,
left,
former
prime
minister
of
Romania
and
Origore
Nicolescu-Buzesti,
ex-foreign
minister
of
that
country,
are
shown
as
they
arrived
In
New
York.
Both
are
being
tried
In
"absentia"
on
treason
charges
in
Bucharest,
where
it
was
revealed
at
the
trial
of
other
accused
Romanians
that
the
two
statesmen
were
smuggled
out
of
the
country
by
American
airplanes
that
landed
secretly
in
Romania.
Among
those
accused
in
the
Bucharest
trial
is
Juliu
.Maniiione
of
Romania's
most
popuular
statesmen
before
t&e
pro-Communist
regime
I;
:
'fell
Quality
desserts,
pie!
fillings,
gravies
and
sauces
call
for
quality
Ingredients
most
important""
6f
which
is
Canada
Com
Starch,
a
product
of
butstandina
aualitv.
R.C.M.P.
VETERAN
DIES
IN
ALBERTA
phine
or
glycerine,
two
of
the
world's
most
powerful
drugs.
3,653
QUARTS
Dependable
its
popularity
with
Canadian
housewives
over
the
years
is
the
best
recommendation
as
to'ils
outstanding
quality.
Also
Manufacturers
oj
Cnwn
BranJ
Cm
Syrup
THE
CANADA
STARCH
CO.
Montreal
1
LIMITED
Toronto
MacFiddle
always
was
one
to
stay
jn
style
'
TI
Cir,e
Malllicw
AJami
Service.
Inc.
IMosley
Gets
Busy
Again
Proposes
African-European
Link
to
Offset
Soviet
Barbarism
LONDON
(B
Sir
Oswald
Mosley
former
leader
of
the
British
Union
of
Fascists,
will
probably
announce
next
week
his
decision
on
the
formation
of
a
new
'union
movement"
to
link
South
Africa
and
Europe
which
he
intimated
to
his
supporters
in
his
first
post-war
public
speech
a
week
ago.
Since
his
return
to
public
life,
when
he
said
it
would
take
him
a
fortnight
to
decide
whether
to
form,
a
new
political
group,
Mosley
is
understood
to
have
disenssed
the
move
at
secret
con-
j
ferences
with
his
closest
col-j
leagues.
Mosley
said
that
his
politics
had
advanced
"as
far
beyond
(both
the
Fascism
and
democ
racy
of
1939
as
the
jet-propelled
airplane
beyond
kthe
design
of
the
Nineteenth
Century
steam
engine."
EDMONTON
In
Lethbridge
!
the
main
practical
ias
week
Patrick
Egan,
old
time
I
new
doctrine.
membei
ui
the
R.C.M.P..
and
pur'jcului'ly
well
known
in
the
no.
iii
during
the
gold
rush
parsed
a
way.
He
waf-tiwd
for
the
part
he
took
in
apprehending
a
murderer
named
Bropbv
Thi.i
is
one
of
the
outstanding
stories
of
Canadian
i:ojice
records.
Paddy
Egan
neve
missed
:
tion.
unti
lngs
went
on."
.
Mr.
Ilsley
expressed
his
views
as
members
of
the
United
Nation
were
still
deadlocked
on
An
ordinary
goat
gives
quart
(details
of
Palestine
partition.
oi
muK
u
day
and
lives
for
about
10
years.
'''
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ATR
PASSENGERS'
To
Vancouver
(Monday)
Miss
O.
I.
Kirkaldy.
Miss
V.
Oreig,
E.
L.
Coughlln,
Mr.
Bortoleossl,
Mr.
Scritzel.
From
Vancouver
TSaturday)
N.
Kurulok.
From
Sandspit
'Saturday)
W.
Martlniuk,
A.
R.
Short,
N.
E,
Thomas.
XMA.
EYESIGHT
CONTRIBUTIONS
j
Interest
Being
Shown
In
!
Case
of
Thomas
Meillas
i
of
Pioneers'
Home
!
Considerable
interest
by
way
of
contributions
is
commencing
to
be
manifested
in
the
fund
which
is
being
raised
by
Mrs.
Ross
Richardson
for
the
purpose
of
assisting
Thomas
Meillas
of
the
Pioneers'
Home
to
get
to
Vancouver
to
receive
surgical
treat
ment
which
it
is
hoped
may
restore
his
eyesight.
Following
'
contributions
totalling
$28.15
hava
so
far
been
received:
Mrs.
T.
Yule
$1.00
Mrs.
I.
O.
N.
Johnson
2.00
A-
Well
Wisher
.25
One
of
The
Gane
.25
Mrs.
R.
Gardes
50
Gunvor
Strand
.
1.00
Ingvor
Wick
65
J.
M.
Morrison
50
O.
N.
Wlngham
50
II.
Anderson
50
T.
Moorehouse
1.00
Mrs.
Chris
Fossum
1.00
j
Mike
Postak
50
Mrs.
R.
Robison
50
Hilda
Guthrie
50
Jack
Guthrie
50
Earl
Engen
.50
Just
a
Friend
25
C.
Anderson
25
John
Mostad
1.00
N.
F.
Nickerson
l.oo
Mrs.
O.
S.
Strand
1.00
J.
Kasper,
349
Taxi
:.
2.00
Mrs.
B.
Shannon
2.00
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
M.
Daggett
2.00
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black
2.00
Tim
Miller
5.00
Following
their
marriage
here
tonight,
William
Bond
and
his
bride,
Miss
Nora
McCaffery,
will
soil
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
for
Vancouver.
USE
OF
SOUND
Milk,
bombarded
by
sound
waves,
too
high
for
human
ears
to
hear
is
homogenized
so
that
the
cream
cannot
separate
Seasonable
Ideas
for
Housekeepers
FALL
DINNERS
FEATURE
FOWL-MORE
SUBSTANTIAL
MEALS
NOW
When
the
weather
turns
cool,
the
menu-planner
thinks
more
of
the
main
course
of
more
substantial
meals.
Roast
turkey
or
chicken
are
TORONTO
P)
Mrs.
R.
J.
Marshall,
president
of
the
Canadian
Association
of
Consumers,
says
that
control
of
the
current
price
flurry
in
home-grown
fresh
fruits
and
vegetables
rests
In
tha
He
repeatedly
emphasized
hands
of
women
shoppers
them-that
the
union
of
Europe
with
selves.
the
development
of
Africa
to'
Prices
on
many
items
Jumped
he!n
save
the
world
"from
bar-'
after
imports
from
the
United
barians
of
Soviet
Russia"
was
States
were
restricted
last
week.
idea
of
his
m
HOPF
FOR
UNITED
NATIONS
Still
Full
of
Life
and
Possibilities,
Declares
Mr.
Ilslev
sour
dough
conven-,
LAKE
SUCCESS
;MinistPr
the
state
of
his
health
!
of
Justice.
J.
L.
Ilslev
said
todav
orevented
long
journeys.
A
sister,
that
the
present
United
Nations
v.
Halifax
died
there
four
years
j
session
shows
the
organization
aS':
has
"plenty
of
vitality"
and
J
there
are
no
signs
of
decay
or
'
S,0W
0r
raPid
death-Doctors
DON
T
STARTLE
PEOPLE
sav
the
hnrstin.,
nf!
Appraising
the
near-ending
.
.
iniiuted
paper
bag
raises
the10"11""
lur
u,e
anaaian
tress,
th
head
of
the
!
Canadian
dele-
average
person's
brain
pressure
ui.i
ii
scum"
aaiu
iceiins
Deiween
four
times
WOMEN
ABLE
TO
CONTROL
PRICES
Calls
on
Consumers,
Retailers,
Wholesalers,
Growers
to
Co-operate
Mrs.
Marshall
calls
on
consumers,
retailers,
wholesalers
ana
grocers
to
join
in
a
voluntary
co-operative
effort
to
halt
unwarranted
price
rises
and
calls
on
housewives
not
to
buy
if
prices
are
unduly
increased.
PAY
LAND
IN
CROPS
OTTAWA
P-
Veterans
living
in
the
spring
wheat
area
of
the
prairie
provinces
settled
as
full-time
farmers
under
the
Veterans'
Land
Act
will
have
the
option
of
paying
for
their
farms
coverej
on
me
oasis
oi
crop
yield
under
a
new
order-in
-council
announced
today
by
Veterans'
Minis-
iuSiici
higher
than
man
mor-i.,
.
,
-
.
itprTan
Mlpn.U
ucirgates
improved
as
ine
meet-
"
Under
the
new
arrangement
the
veteran
may-elect
to
pay
the
V.L.A.
director
half
of
his
crop
"In
excess
of
six
bushels
per
acre
Der
vear"
instead
nf
t.h
the
crop
exceed
eighteen
bushefi
per
acre,
the
veteran
would
have
the
right
to
keep
the
payments'
to
a
maximum
of
six
bushels
per
acre
but
also
may
exceed,
this
I
amount
if
the
crop
Is
sufficiently
i
good.
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
rhree
Bailings
Per
Week
for
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
SEATTLE
Tuesdays,
l:3i
pjn
Coqultlam.
Fridays,
12
midnight.
Catala.
Sunday,
2
p.m.
Camosun.
KETCHIKAN,
WRANGELL
and
PETERSBURG
Fridays,
2
p.m.
STEWART
and
ALICE
ARM
Sundays,
12
midnight.
.
QUEEN
CHARLOTTES
FOR
MASSETT
AND
PORT
CLEMENTS
October
17
and
31
November
14
and
28
Midnight.
FOR
SOUTH
ISLANDS
October
19
November
2,
16
and
30
Midnight.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Ave.
Phone
568
INCOME
TAX
Returns
Prepared
Bee
R.
E.
MORTIMER
324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPR)
to
3',2
pounds
are
plentiful
just
now
and
yield
as
much
meat
in
proportion
to
their
size
as
the
bigger
ones
of
5
to
6
pounds.
As
Ian
added
attraction
the
smaller
always
worth
a
cheer
from
the
j
birds
have
a
slightly
higher
per-family
but
a
good
chicken
pie
or'centage
of
white
meat
for
those
pot
pie
is
enjoyed
with
equal
!
who
prefer
it.
satisfaction
and
is
almost
an
The
small
fowl
is
an
excellent
economy
meal
If
made
with
fowl
buy
for
the
family
of
two
or
and
If
it
has
plenty
of
rich
gravy,
three
and
when
the
group
Is
lar-Small
fowl,
weighing
from
3
ger
two
of
these
small
birds
may
!
be
better
than
one
of
the
larger
1
size.
Fowl
require
long
slow
cooking
in
moist
heat
in
order
to
make
them
completely
tender.
Modern
methods
of
cooking
Include
the
use
of
pressure
saucepans
and
where
time
is
a
consideration
cut
up
fowl
may
be
cooked
In
25
to
30
minutes
instead
of
the
usual
2
to
3
hours
of
simmering.
Fowl
is
sometimes
roasted
by
a
combination
of
steaming
and
baking.
In
this
case
the
stuffed
bird
is
placed
in
a
covered
pan
with
a
small
amount
of
water
and
slowly
cooked
until
tender.
To
brown
the
bird,
during
the
last
half
hour
the
cover
is
removed.
Fricasseed
Chicken
With
Sour
Cream
1
fowl
(3Vi
to
4
lbs.)
cut
Into
serving
portions
3
tablespoons
vinegar
Vt
cup
flour
Vb
teaspoon
pepper
1
teaspoon
salt
V
cup
fat
cup
chopped
onion
V
cup
chopped
parsley
or
celery
leaves
life
cup
sour
cream
Rub
fowl
with
vinegar
and
roll
In
mixture
of
flour,
salt
and
pepper.
Melt
fat
and
brown
meat
on
all
sides
In
hot
fat.
Place
browned
chicken
in
large
casserole,
acfd
onions,
parsley
or
celery
leaves
and
cover
with
sour
cream.
Cook
In
a
moderately
slow
Timely
Recipe
Sherried
Peaches
8
to
10
canned
cling
peach
halves
Vi
cup
canned
cling
peach
syrup
V
cup
granulated
sugar
Vz
cup
sherry
wine.
Drain
peaches.
Mix
syrup
and
;
sugar,
bring
to
a
boll
and
pour
'
over
peaches.
Add
sherry;
cover
closely
and
allow
to
stand
overnight.
Serve
at
room
temperature.
Serves
8
to
10.
oven,
325
degrees
F..
until
tender,
2Vi
to
3
hours.
Six
servings.
Chicken
Johnny'
Cake
2
tablespoons
cnlcken
fat
or
other
fat.
2
cups
diced
cooked
chicken
3,i
cup
corn
meal
i
IV
cups
sifted
pastry
flour
1
tablespoon
sugar
Vj
teaspoon
salt
3
teaspoons
baking
powder
2
teaspoon
celery
seed
or
cel
ery
salt
1
beaten
egg
3,i
cup
milk
1
tablespoon
minced
parsley
V
cup
melted
chicken
fat
or
other
fat
Melt
the
two
tablespoons
fat
In
a
7x11
inch
baking
dish.
Spread
the
chicken
evenly
over
the
bottom
.of
this
pan.
Sift
dry
ingredients
into
bowl.
Add
egg,
milk
and
parsley,
stirring
lightly;
quickly
fold
in
the
V
cup
melted
fat.
Pour
batter
over
chicken,
spreading
evenly.
Bake
in
a
very
hot
overt
(425
degrees
F.)
for
20
to
25
minutes.
Unmold,
Inverted
on
platter,
or
serve
from
baking
dish.
Oarnlsh
with
parsl?v
and
pimlento.
Serve
Immediately
with
chicken
or
glblct
straw
or
seasoned
cream
sauce
made
with
part
chicken
stock.
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lOMATOES
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-ripened
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CANNED
FOODS
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To
Please
HIM
I
Give
a
DRESSING
GOWN
for
Christmas
$12.75
Reduced
from
$15.95
SCARVES
Silk
and
Wool
AT
BIG
REDUCTION
LEATHER
BELTS
Finest
made
COAL
PI
TIES
Boxed
for
Xmas
ACME
CLOTHING
STORE
633
Third
Avenue
West
PHONE
LUMBER
JUST
RECEIVED
a
large
shipment
of
Fir
Dimession,
Shiplap,
Flooring,
Vcc
Joint,
Kiln-Dried
Fir
Finish,
Shingles,
and
a
large
assort-ment
of
Moulding.
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Agent
for
B.C.
CEMENT
CO.
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY
LTD.
COMPLETE
LINE
OF
BUILDING
SUPPLIES
PHONE
116
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117
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Green
324
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