1'nnce
Kupert
Uany
iNews
Tuesday,
December
ll,
1951
i
-i
1
Timely
Recipe
j
I
7af
Says
Soviet
Capable
Of
Atom-Bomhing
US.
mmrnm
While
cold
weather
reports
from
the
north
vary,
it
would
seem
that
the
village
of
Snag
In
.
northern
Yukon
heads
the
procession
so
far
this
winter.
Late
last
spring
Snag
reported
fifty
RAISIN
NIT
PIE
l'ii
cups
saedless
raisins
3
eggs
l'-i
cups
maple-flavored
syrup
4
teaspoon
salt
3
tablespoons
melted
butter
or
margarine
below.
No
wheia
else
was
it
eoualled.
-
CHAPEL
HILL,
N.C.
Senator
there
seems
to
be
some
danger
Robert
A.
Taft
R
of
Ohio
says
that
we
may
not
actually
be
able
i
Russia
is
capable
of
dropping
an
to
deliver
atom
bombs,
as
we
'
atomic
bomb
on
the
United
have
threatened
to
do."
States
but
"there
geemg
to
be
I
Only
the
obvious
threat
posed
;some
danger
that
we
may
not
by
Russia
justifies
certain
feat-'
I
actually
be
able
to
deliver
fctom
ures
of
present
foreign
policy,
j
bombs
as
we
have
threatened
to
Senator
Taft
said,
such
as
the
i
'
do."
Atlantic
Pact,
the
general
pro-
j
'
I
The
campaigner
for
the
Re-
gram
of
arming
Europe
In
time
!
publican
presidential
nomination
of
peace,
all-out
economic
aid
toj
:
told
a
University
of
North
Caro-
all
the
peoples
of
the
world.
Ulna
audience
here
that
he
en-.,
The
Ohio
senator
stressed
that
!
dorses
most
of
the
present
he
differed
"on
the
extent
of
American
foreign
policy
although
some
of
these
measures,"
par-it
Is
based
on
a
"calculated
risk
ticularly
the
proposed
spending
The
Ideal
Christmas
Gift
ELECTROLUX
Pastry
for
single
8-inch
crust
J2
cup
.
chopped
almonds
or
walnuts
j
Rinse
and
drain
raisins.
Beat
eggs
lightly.
Blend
in
syrup,
salt,'
butter
and
raisins.
Turn
into
pastry-lined
pan
and
sprinkle
with
nuts.
Bake
in
hot
oven
(425
F.)
10
minutes.
Reduce
heat
!
to
moderate
(350
F.)
and
bake
j
35
to
45
minutes
longer
or
until
set
in
centre.
Cool
before
cutting.
Serves
6
to
8.
FXECTROIXX
("LEANER
and
AIR
PIRIFIER
Models
priced
from
$69.50
ELECTROLUX
TRIPLE
ACTION
FLOOR
POLISHER
A
real
beauty
built
to
last.
DOMETIC
KEFRIGERETTES
Si'.vint,
wonderful
for
smaller
families
and
apartments.
For
demonstration
of
any
of
these
world-famous
products
Phone
Blue
970
or
Gretn
279.
Box
lG2fi
of
war."
of
$80,000,000,000
to
$100,000,000,-000
for
foreign
aid
in
1953
and
But
he
sail
he
had
no
faith
in
the
State
Deparemenf
and
objected
to
the
izo
of
proposed
foreign
aid
.'pending
during
1953
end
1954
as
a
"dangerous
drain
on
our
whole
economy."
Senator
Taft
spoke
after
opening
a
marathon
tour
of
North
Carolina
at
Asheville
with
the
forecast
that
the
Republican
presidential
nominee
would
carry
five
southern
stales
In
1952.
,
".
.
.
Russia
today
could
do
what
Hitler
could
never
do,
in
1954.
The
present
policy,
"warlike
as
It
is,
can
be
handled
with
tact
and
judgment
and
good
sense
so
that
it,
tarries
out
Ms
main
pur-post,"
Senator
Taft
said,
but
the
State
Department
is
the
weakest
link.
Diplomacy
and
conciliation
are
the
most
important
factors
in
dealing
with
other
nations,
he
taid,
"and
I.
at
least,
have
lost
ail
confidence
in
their
wisdom
and
judgment."
GOOD
PROSPECTS
WINNIPEG
O'
"Excellent
jmployment
prospects"
for
uni-
i
versity
students
on
the
prairies
next,
summer
were
forecast
by
Fred
White,
regional
superintendent
of
the
Unemployment
In-sm
ance
Commission.
Business
organizations
are
already
enquir-
,
iiig
about
Workers,
he
said.
Jo
if
r
PLAYING
WITH
MATCHES
By
Arch
Date
in
Winnipeg
Free
Press.
(CP
PHOTO
flict
serious
and
perhaps
crippling
injury
to
our
cities
and
on
our
industrial
plants
and
other
production
resources
which
are
so
essential
to
our
victory
in
war."
he
said.
i
j
D3I.ORAINE.
Man.
V
A
cable-'
gram
from
Knit
George
was
anion
iJ
ih
many
congratulations
i
i
received
by
Di.-loruiiic's
oldest
I
'
NrxiN
Alexander
Usher,
j
Scotland
Yard
Inspector
who
was
iVo
cats
7
I
1
IIOOI'STMtS
i
Continued
from
nape
5)
attached
as
a
security
officer
to
.tlti'cn.
Jacob
hit-
lesth
bi
Hrowii.'.liei
ger,
-
on
liday.
The
nics-
But
he
added
there
has
been
frequent
discussions
about
whether
America
has
nlanes
j
Princess
Elizabeth
for
four
years,
This
has
retired.
CJT2&)1'0
I
'he
team
out
of
Ihe
Mump!
need
affily
if
to
Fight
w
Claim
on
lintenance
Case
-
BLT
I
I
If
19
a
banquet
i
of
Di
KaRcr
wwe
r.
ad
at
tenderr't
liv
Ihe.
tow
nine
uhrt
Wiii'-in'.U..'
ity.
s
Fivd's
second
year
willi
the
'ram.
Born
on
Aug
20,
IMS
at
Prince
Rupert.
-
i
large
enough
to
deliver
atom
If
you
want
to
sell
It,
advertise
bombs
on
foreign
nations
in
case
...
..
iLwia.
these
nations
attack
.
.
.
"and
I
.J
recommendation
of
the
Ron
Rhodes:
-
unimiilee,
the
city!
Hon
Is
1
1
140
lbs.
He
plays
91
'
tllf'hl
O''ueu-
to
c(.-trt-.
He
was
the
high
scoring
Save
left-overs
With
cli.iin
.mi
aguins
against
the
city
,
.m.mncr
0f
the
team
last
v
ar
Children's
'
ARE
YOU
A
Su&(f
SANTA
CLAUS?
a
I'm'i-'ti'in
of
1
r
i
:
t.
r
;
ion
wiih
.1
:i
child
whier
whieh
i
Uf
tu
underneath
the
bask.-t
i
and
comes,
through
with
bask
'ts
mairiten-
was'
notjwhpn
mosl
nMrled.
He
was
bom
whose
mother
never
1933
at
Kansas
City.
im
Nov.
18,
Missouri.
I
I
l
nand-e-u$rap
HERVV
UflXED
PAPER
Delicioui
new
dishes
to
please
all
the
family
can
be
created
from
leftovers
kept
fresh
under
Hand-c-wrap.
Hand-e-wrap
waxed-all-through
paper
seals
In
food
flavour,
keeps
food
fresh
and
moist,
prevents
cold-storage
taint
Let
i'
but
whose
father
had
residence
in
the
city,
the
claim
against
the
i!
he
legally
correct.
Aid.
uncr,
cimi
in
it
t
pd
rhnir-
Fred
Kristmonson:
Born
on
Srpt.
12,
1930
In
Prince
160
lb.-,.
He
Is
5
1
Rup't
and
t
that
it
was
a
slim
one
play;-
guard
with
a
good
shot
and
g
;.
ft
Hand-e-wrap
help
you
save
food
dollars!
excel!
'nt
timing,
very
ellcctive
on
defence.
lid
be
fought.
"We
do
not
iiy
should
consider
Itself
I."
lie
said.
r
Citv
Clerk
H.
D.
Thain
empowered
to
present
's
ea
;e
at
a
healing
In
Mi'.
Evans:
Coach
The
coach
this
year
is
the
popular
Mr.
Evar.s.
He
has
brought
the
Bo-Me-Hi
squad
to
One
of
ihe
tfinusnnrt
nr
more
Cjn;i(Ji.m
m;imif;n
Hirers
of
;iluiniinmi
;irti
It
s
rcoiis
ih.it
lie's
iii.ikiii
violin
Mrins
of
iilumiiuiin
to
replace
the
tr.tdi-tioital
c.iiut.
We
are
always
being
siir-piietl
hy
the
ciistovery
of
new
uses
for
this
modern
inet;il,
ihju;;h
we're
always
const
ions
of
the
ever-inereasing
demand.
'1
hat
is
why
we're
building
Jiue
new
dams,
powerhouse
and
smellers
in
Hritish
Columbia
and
Quebec.
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada.,.
Lid.
(Alcanj.
News
clarified
1
-i.ei
u.
"
one
Ketchikan
scries
win
in
1949,
and
the
team
canvo
second
In
league
play.
Last
year
he
brought
them
through
the
season
in
first
olace
In
the
intermediate
league,
but
lost
out
to
-f
arhloii"
in
the
finals.
K:
has
high
hopes
of
bringing
this
year's
team
to
the
tournament
next
spring.
Make
a
quick
trip
to
your
neighbourhood
B
of
M
branch
and
see
how
fast
you
can
shorten
that
long
list
of
gifts!
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pi
sm
Ml
For
one
thing,
why
not
send
a
Ralph
Enrideq,
Manager:
Ralph'
is
the
manager.
You
can
always
expect
Ralph
to
show
up
one
minute
before
the
game
not
on?
minute
before
or
one
minute
afte.
"When
he
gets
there
he
hustles
around
and
really
helps
the
players
out.
He's
always
try-h-,i
tn
keen
tin
the
morale
of
thj
B
of
M
money
order
to
AuntSue
who's
living
over
in
Centreville?
It'll
go
"g'ft-w
rapped"
in
a
special
Christmas
envelope
a
brand-new
B
of
M
service!
She'll
hang
it
heart-high
on
her
Christmas
tree
...
for
she'll
par
team
and
even
though
he
can
t
be
on
the
floor
he
does
his
.share
right
on
the
bench.
ticularly
appreciate
the
magic
gift
she
can
turn
into
iust
what
she
Em
-----
-1
'
wants.
fit
G
ETC.1
If
vou
want
to
sell
it,
advertise
,
There
Could
Bo
No
Better
CHRISTMAS
GIFT
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o
Subscription
to
the
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whose
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hristn.as
ch,
he
B
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holly-happy
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frvu...and
it's
a
short
14.00
:
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cut
to
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dlre
for
him.
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or
renewal1;
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check
thot
long
looks
shorter,
doeu't
it?
list.
A
GIFT
THAT
KEEPS
ON
GIVING
EVCRY
DAY
'
Tokc
Advontoge
of
This
Special
Offer
If
You're
An
Employer
.
.
You'll
fyid
the
B
of
M's
attractive
Christmas
cheques
for
employee
bonuses
a
real
goodwill-builder.
Put
that
old-time
Christmas
spirit,
complete
with
hotly
and
bells,
right
on
your
staff's
bonus-cheques!
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