Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday.
January
18,
1951
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ONAL
Whist
Drive
By
is
T.
S.
S.
Leith
was
a
Dasseneer
on
Sons
of
Norway
Fourteen
tables
were
in
play
Officers
of
St
Pauls
Elected
'
Installation
of
1951
officer?
took
place
at
the
morning
service
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
on
Sunday.
They
had
been
elected
at
the
annual
business
meeting
of
the
congregation
January
9.
at
the
Sons
of
Norway
whist
drive
Friday
night.
Winners
were:
ladies
first,
Mrs.
Hans
-
H
AHV
i
Pettersen;
ladies'
second,
Mrs.
the
Camosun
today
for
Vancouver.
Regular
meeting
Women
of
the
Moose,
Wednesday,
January
17.
.
(14c)
Peter
Postuk
and
Hemsby
King
are
back
from
a
week-end
trip
to
the
Postuk
and
MacDonald
logging
camp
'
at
Shames
i.i
which
they
are
considering
becoming
Interested.
Interested
In
Curling?
Come
to
the
Civic
Centre
Tuesday
night
at
7:30.
.
Listen
to
the
Louis
Larsen;
men's
first,
Roy
Johnson;
men's
second,
Julius
Johnson.
The
officers
include:
secretary.
S.
L.
Rooney
left
today
on
the'
Camosun
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Armine
Boas,
sanitarian
of
the
public
health
unit,
has
been
on
a
week-end
trip
to
Terrace
on
official
business.
Carpenters'
Union
meeting
Wednesday,
8
p.m.
Special
business.
(14c)
Would
you
approve
of
a
new
winter
sport
for
our
city-
Curling
Club
meets
at
the
Civic
Centre
Tuesday
night
at
7:30.
(13c)
Hear
a
round
table
discussion
of
Curling
over
CFPR
Tuesday
night
at
6:45
o'clock.
Sponsored
by
the
Junior
Chamber
cf
Commerce.
(13c)
iB.
Pederson;
treasurer,
C.
Ad-
A
good
crowd
gathered
later
for
the
dance
which
lasted
urnll
3
a.m.
Music
was
by
Mike
Co-
i
land;
financial
secretary,
I.
Fe-ness;
deacon,
K.
Kjeliboth.
Those
chosen
for.
the
church
council
are:
E.
Somes,
R.
Birtch
H.
G.
Varfeldt,
L.
Olson,
R.
Bent-
Phone
116
or
117
sen,
T.
Fossen
and
R.
Olsen.
The
lussl
and
his
accordion.
Committee?
In
charge
of
refreshments
served
at
midnight
was
Mrs.
C.
Strand
(convener
i.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Johnson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
Gustafson,
Hans
'
Knutson,
Frank
Schroeder,
Roy
Johansen.
broadcast
8:45
the
same
night.'
(13c)
committee
on
nominations
fo
1951
consisted
of
M.
Valderhaug
G.
Mostad,
and
Mrs.
A.
Husoy.
bert
&
AAcCaffery
Rev.
E.
Soiland
was
electei
Sunday
School
superintendent
and
Mrs.
L.
Olson
was
eiecieo
ACHING
BACK?
Why
luffer
with
backache
or
painful
Joints?
Many
find
quick
relief
by
taking
Dr.
Chase'
Kidney-Uver
Pills.
Thi
proven
remedy
treats
two
conditions
at
once:
contains
special
remedial
ingredients
for
both
kidney
and
liver
disorders
which
often
cause
backache.
Dr.
Chase
assistant
superintendent.
SPARROWS'
FRIEND
Biz-Pros
Hear
Of
World
Trip
The
last
meeting
of
the
Business
and
Professional
Women
last
week
heard
an
Interesting
address
by
Mrs.
Dorothy
Scott
of
Columbia
Cellulose
Company
who
described
a
trip
around
the
world.
Mrs.
Scott
told
how
she
YORKTON.
Sak.
0!
Alex
IEFITS
OF
W
USE
Yasina.
citv
hall
caretaker
who
a
name
you
cast
died
recently,
for
years
made
it
9
depend
i
DR.CHacc'c
daily
practice
io
spread
bread
crusts
for
the
birds
on
the
citv
Bill
Both
to
Consumer
lor,
Local
Bureau
hall
lane
and
nearby
ground.
INTERESTED
ONLOOKER
Alice,
mascot
aboard
H.M.C.S.
.Cayuga,
keeps
a
close
eye
on
parcels
when
they
arrive
for
men
on
the
Canadian
destroyer
in
Korean
waters.
One
of
them
might
contain
dog
biscuits.
In
this
Navy
photo,
she
watches
LS.
William
Roberts
of
Alexander,
Man.,
sort
a
.new
'
,
batch
of
mail
from
Canada.
(CP
PHOTO)
i
Told
mting
principles,
their
wherefores
and
berre-andpoint
of
consumer
boarded
a
freighter
at
San
Francisco
and
headed
for
Malaya.
She
visited
Singapore
and
from
there
she
travelled
up
the
Chinese
coast
and
over
to
Japan.
General
business
was
dealt
with
at
the
last
regular
meeting
of
the
Women
of
the
Moose.
Mrs.
C.
H.
Collins
was
In
the
chair.
'
Have
you
ever
done
any
Curling?
Come
to
the
meeting
at
the
Civic
Centre,
Tuesday,
January
18,
at
7:30
p.m.
to
consider
a
curling
rink
for
Prince
Rupert.
(13c)
We
are
organizing
a
western
swing
band
and
need
a
piano,
bass,
guitar,
steel
guitar
player.
If
anyone
is
interested,
please
phone
Blue
574.
(I4p)
A
general
meeting
of
the
United
Fishermen
&
Allied
Workers
Union,
Thursday,
January
18,
In
the
Metropole
Hall,
7:30
p.m.
Business:
election
of
officers
be
there.
(15c)
Wilson
Hunt
of
Pentlcton
Is
arriving
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
tomorrow
morning
from
the
south
to
act
In
his
capacity
as
past
district
governor
at
the
Installation
of
Don
Forward,
new
president,
and
other
1951
officers
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club.
Mrs.
Hunt
is
accompanying
him.
Si
r,
were
the
subject
of
You
will
be
delighted
with
this
fragrant
tea
i
nen
down
to
the
Philippines.'
led
by
G.
P.
tyons
last
through
.the
Indian
Ocean,
the
fiie
monthly
meeting
of
and
then
home.
The
whole
trip
I
tii
took
seven
months.
i
ff
ff
JIeltand
is
Sulphur
Ship
At
Watson
Is.
Four
Hours'
to
toad
at
Galveston
Four
Kays
to
Unload
Here
'
Four
hours
to
load"
four
days
to
unload.
That
is
the
score
on
the
Santa
Ana,
which
arrived
at
Watson
Island
Sunday
afternoon
with
a
load
of
sulphur
for
Columbia
Cellulose
Company
from
Oaveston,
Texas.
,
The
Santa
Ana,
Captain
1-asson
C.
Ntcholachis,
loaded
2,000
tons
of
sulphur
at
Galveston
Dec.
22,
came
through
the
Panama
Canal
and
arrived
at
Watson
Island
23
days
later.
Her
registered
tonnage
is
4,375
tons.
His
first
trip
north
of
Vancouver,
Capt.
Nicholachts
brought
his
ship
up
outside
waters
an
far
as
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
inside
to
Watson
Island.
His
last
trip
to
Vancouver
was
22
months
awo.
He
was
we!l
Rupert
Credit
Bureau.
Suez
Canal
to
Cairo,
Egypt,
and
other
North
African
ports,
across
to
Italy
and
by
plane
from
there
i.
H.
Parker
ryas'in
the
vAff
AinlA"
aCailied
'
4itl
Jfead
a
good
attendance
of
xsiiaiiumn
miss
nuuiey
wracn-all
thanked
the
speaker
for
her
Interesting
-talk.
It
was
a
dinner
meeting
at
the
Civic
Centre.
to
Paris.
Alter
that;
she
went
to
Denmark
and
Sweden,
England
:1
I
t',
mis
listed
among
the
nf
credit
purchasing
AIR
PASSENGERS
customers'
standpoint:
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Ladies'
Aid
has
chosen
the
following
officers
for
1951:
chairman,
Mrs.
H.
Holland;
vice-chairman,
Mrs.
A.
Husoy;
secretary,
Mrs.
L.
Olson;
oBviated
the
necessity
of
3SMI
fSSMIK
From
Vancouver
(yesterday)
T.
Bond,
T.
Groves,
D.
Liver-
i,sh.
sedge,
R.
McDonald,
A.
Johnson,
j
treasurer
ared
time
In
making
Mrs.
B.
Pederson
M"s.
lirmitted
the
conven-
i.
uuwiiey,
;w.
MCrienzie,
w.
Solinik,
J.
P.
Allen
Mr.
Burns.
From
Sandspit
(yesterday)
G.
Turner.
L.
Olson
was
named
delegate
Jo
attend
the
meeting
of
the
Britisa
Columbia
Ladies'
Aids
to
be
held
in
Vancouver
on
January
28.
tl'phone
grderlng.
ffdlitated
returns,
cre-
justments
on
purchas-
33
fy:PMff&&&B!$
"If
I
can't
have
take
the
saus-
LONDON
turkey
J'll
NEW
GLASGOW.
N.
S.
Xfi
rmitted
of
positive
pleased
with
docking
facilities
at
said
a
Dutch
traveller
at
William
Scott
Fraser.
who
ioined
ages,
Watson
Island.
Although
he
was
thus
aided
in
budget
Ififlale
If
arte
3
A
One
Cjirii
VANCOUVER
iff)
James
Bul-len
says
he's
Just
"one
of
the
girls."
The
32-year-old
native
of
Victoria,
B.C.,
Is
the
first
male
nurse
to
graduate
from
a
British
Columbia
hospital.
Bullen,
a
member
of
the
Canadian
Army
Medical
Corps
during
the
second
world
war,
recent-y
received
his
nursing
diploma
along
with
45
girls.
He
Is
the
great-grandson
of
British
Columbia's
first
doctor
Dr.
J.
S.
Helmcken
and
studied
nursing
"because
It
would
have
hi
isehold
management.
In
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
afternoon,
he
did
not
have
a
chance
to
look
over
the
harbor.
H
mude
possible
one
pay-.
London
Airport,
He
pulled
two
the
Trenton
Steel
Works
54
yea's
sausages
from
the
centre
of
a
ago,
is
retiring
shortly.
He
has
cooked
turkey
he
was
forced
to
been
with
the
firm
consistently
return
because
of
customs
regu-
throughout
the
years
and
has
a
latlons.
son
working
there.
BiuIUple
purchases.
Wrmitted
purchasing
He
Ilke1
the
c
though-
King,
Churchill
Magnetic
Figures
By
HARRY
ECCLES
"
Canadian
Press
Stall
Writer
In
any
list
of
top
radio
speakers
the
names
of
Winston
Churchill
and
the
late
President
Franklin
Roosevelt
have
an
en
,
BAPTONE
The
Wonder
Wall
Paint
$1.50
a
quart
-
$4.95
a
gallon
Thompson
Hardware
Co.
Ltd.
The
Santa
Ana
has
a
draft
of
savings
and
the
use
ile
saving.
j
ilt
up
a
good
credit
15
'i
feet.
She
is
443
feet
long
and
has
a
beam
of
57
feet.
There
are
29
in
the
crew.
The
captain
was
not
very
definite
about
the
weather
on
the
we.
Iler's
Standpoint
from
the
grantor's
during
"place.
Now
it's
interest
i.
i
with
Modern
Fast-Acting
DRY
Yeast!
trip
up.
He
said
It
was
not
good.
included:
ing
to
find
that
Mr.
Churchill
.er
volume
of
business
PRINTING
reased
overhead.
in
London
Is
ranged
second
only
to
King
George
for.
radio
drawing
powers.
and
it
was
not
bad.
The
sht
rolled
a
bit
on
the
way
up
but
it
was
not
really
bad.
From
Watson
Island,
the
Santa
taken
me
so
long
to
get
started
as
a
doctor."
He
sums
up
his
occupation
thus:
"I'm
just
one
of
the
girls."
To
the
"girls"
he's
a
'real
Hiqhest
-
ALL
Exocrience
It
was
the
powerful
oratory
of
Ana
goes
to
Port
Albernl
to
pick
FAN
TANS
Measure
into
large
trnwl,
c.
lnkrwarm
y.'nter?
1
tsp.
granulated
sjiyr.-ir;
stir
until
sngnr
is
Roosevelt
and
Churchill
that
at
U
PURPOSES
Vl
Ll
Versatility
up
a
load
of
lumber.
The
captain
,
traded
their
vast
audience
as
gentleman."
Quality
expects
to
sail
unuisaay.
much
as
their
position.
Church
ill's
growls
at
ihe
"Nawzies"
in
dissolved.
Sprinkle
slowly
leased
opportunity
to
brie
.service.
i
Ffuvftiing
an
assured
back-f
steady
business.
Assisted
in
permitting
or-
'
buying.
1
Enabled
selective
advertls-
f
!
Permitted
keeping
of
lnfor-m
on
ustomers
on
a
f
riend-s
v
&i
personal
contact.
t
'
fter
dealt
with
various
the
dark
days
of
the
war
and
h
1
envelope
Flcischmann's
Kova
nnouncemen
President
Roosevelt's
clear-cut
J-J
A
el
-Jlrrlva
(i
Fast
Kiting
1
)ry
Ycat.
I.
Dibb
Printing
Co.
PHONE
234
BESNER
BLOCK
control
of
accounts
f
fit
of
both
customer
(Prince
Rupert)
Walter
Solnik,
P.
Allen,
R.
W.
Liversidge,
O.
W.,
Phlllppson,
T.
Grave
and
H.
Bond,
Vancouver;
Fred
Le
Lacheur,
Anchorage.
Legion
Card
Party,
Jan.
17,
1951.
Scotch
dance
in
the
Armories,
6th
Ave.
West,
Janu.
19.
Sponsored
by
Job's
Daughters.
Dancing
9-12:30.
Conrad
School
P-TA
card
party,
January
19,
8
p.m.
Tea
and
home
cooking
at
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church,
Saturday,
January
20,
at
2:30.
"My
friends"
aroused
the
emotions
of
millions.
Every
country
of
course
has
its
own
favorite
radio
speakers,
considering
these
apart
from
the
professional
broadcasters.
Now
the
London
Daily
Telegraph
has
placed
King
George
at
the
top
of
the
list
with
Mr.
Churchill'
second.
The
London
radio
editor
conferred
with
the
British
Broadcasting
Corporation
and
found
that
the
BBC
considers
drawing
nnouncemen
r
nd
the
importance
of
'
id
credit
records.
UJizey
spoke
briefly
on
&
use
of
Credit
Bureau
aiid
services.
Good
re-
tv
1
;
;
j
j
IP
at
last
night's
of
the
program
stand
10
min.,
THFM
stir
well.
Scald
1
c.
milk
surf
stir
in
S
tbs.
liramilated
sugar,
2
tsps.
salt;
cool
to
lukewarm.
Add
to
yea
it
mixture
and
stir
tn
Vl
cup
lukewarm
water.
Heat
in
J.c.
once-silted
bread
flour;
beat
well,
lieat
in
4
tbs.
melted
shortening.
Work
in
3
c.
nmre
once-ited
bread
flour.
Knead
until
smooth
and
elastic;
plare
in
ft
reased
bowl
and
brush
tup
with
melted
butter
or
shortening.
CovTr
and
act
m
warm
place,
free
fri.m
draiiKht.
Let
rise
until
doubled
in
bulk.
1'unch
down
dough
in
bowl,
grease
top
and
let
rise
again
until
nearly
doubled.
Punch
down
douith
and
roll
out,
half
at
a
time,
into
a
m-tanule
a
scant
Va"
thick;
hit
douuh,
cover
with
cloth
and
let
rest
5
mth.
llrush
with
melted
butter
or
hortenin;;
cut
into
strips
1VV
wide.
I'ite
7
strips
totiether
;
cut
into
lVia"
jiieres.
Place
cut-side
up
in
greased
nut
ill
n
pans;,
separate
slices
a
little
8t
tup.
Cover
and
let
rise
until
double4
in
bulk.
Bake
lit
hut
oven,
4lXr,
15-20
niin.
meeting.
he
operation
of
the
decided
to
The
Association
e
e
now
now
becominu
becoming
ob-
ob-
W.O.T.M.
Tea
at
Mrs.
A
the
public
was
becom-'
take
out
a
$50
patron
member
We
have
on
our
floor
for
your
inspection
a
6-cylinder
110
HP.
PARAGON
MARINE
FORD
INDUSTRIAL
ENGINE.
This
engine
Is
fitted
with
removable
cylinder
sleeves,
Cobalt
exhause
valves,
counter-balanced
crankshaft
with
large
bearings
for
extra
wear
and
Is
guaranteed
for
15years
by
Paragon
Marine
against
rusting
from
salt
water.
BYTOWN
MACHINE
WORKS
Manufacturers'
Agents
Ritchie's,
146
7th
East,
January
25,
at
2:30.
ijBureau
conscious.
-
Iherine
Lawrie,
t
4
Bureau,
told
of
a
new
ship
in
the
Civic
Centre.
An
invitation
to
attend
the
Canadian
Credit
Conference
In
Windsor,
Ontario,
next
month
was
received
but
It
Is
not
expected
there
will
be
a
delegate.
How
Presbyterian
Burns
Banquet,)
Friday,
Jan.
28.
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Hospital
Auxiliary
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power
first
in
measuring
the
qualities
of
its
speakers.
By
this
standard
the
King
Is
easily
the
leader.
His
annual
Christmas
Day
broadcast
has
the
biggest
radio
audience
In
the
world.
In
the
political
field
the
London
authority
ranks
Anthony
Eden
right
after
Mr.
Churchill
as
the
man
who
can
attract
immence
audiences,
but
Mr.
Eden
is
less
happy
in
front
of
a
microphone.
Prime
Minister
on
vice
wnicn
was
1
helpful
by
employing
them
to
obtain
i
of
working
and
pay-f
prospective
help
Tea,
Nurses'
Home,
February
1.
ever,
Mrs.
Lawrie
said
she
hoped
she
would
be
able
to
attend
a
similar
cnnventlnn
in
Portland
M'o
liiil
Hollywood
Cafe
piaces.
piryant
was
in
charge
in
May.
High
school
in-1
also
declared
It
would
help
fur
MfASTKlsWei,
Attlee
is
considered
the
strong
$"
boys
should
include
tnel"
If
they
could
learn
to
cut
tint
IIIM-.-
f
hv
to
cook
darn
socks
halr-
Decause
indications
were
est
drawing
power
in
the
Labor
We
Specialize
in
DISHES
Always
running
short
of
yeast
because
it
spoils
so
quickly?
Tnd
this
nuisance
.switch
to
modern
Fleischmann's
Fast
DRY
Yeast!
Keeps
full
strength
and
fast-acting
rifjht
in
your
cupboard
no
refrigeration!
No
new
recipes
one
package
equals
one
cake
perishable
yeast
in
any
recipe.
.
I
uieur
(.nut
uie
wine
was
cuiuiu
rai
ty
su
ittr
aw
muiu
o
vuii-
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
Tea.
Mrs.
W.
C.
R.
Jones,
430
4th
Ave.
West,
Feb.
6.
Conrad
P-TA
Valentine
Masquerade
Party,
Conrad
School,
February
10,
8
p.m.
120th
H.A.A.
Valentine
Dance,
February
10,
Armories.
Legion
masquerade
party
Friday,
February
16.
Job's
Daughters
Easter
tea
and
sale,
Masonic
Temple,
March
22.
Legion
Auxiliary
Spring
Sale,
April
4.
St.
Peter's
Spring
Sale,
April
26.
'""-'H-"
fast
when
that
little
job
by
thecerned
old
a
teachers'
con-
barber
was
EOlne
to
be
too
ex-
Ine
London
critic
believes
that
'
e
recently.
Mr.
Bell
I
pensive.
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
For
Outside
Orders
PHONE
133
$.00
Get
&
montAi
svppy
OPEN
FROM
7:30
P.M.
to
3:30
A.M.
the
church
In
Britain
has
"no
really
commanding
voice"
on
the
air
at
present.
Generally
speaking,
few
great
platform
or
public
speakers
have
troubled
to
study
and
master
the
radio
technique.
Incidentally,
Britain
will
have
six
broadcast
radio
links
for
television
outside
London
by
the
FOR
T
A
WEEK
plus
a
small
down
payment
ted
"til
-it.
I
middle
of
1951,
compared
with
two
at
present.
This
will
bring
within
range
of
television
some
events
now
too
far
from
London
for
video.
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m
:
a
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M
t
If
f
'
Marain
Get
Your
Shoes
NOW!
f"
margins
in-
surety;
'w
Keyi
"P'd
to
finger-?
easier,
fa5ter
1
King
Gustaf
Adolf
of
Sweden
was
presented
with
a
magnificent
television
set
by
one
of
the
United
States
experts
who
fie
to
Sweden
to
arrange
televising
of
the
Nobel
Festival
ceremonies
last
month.
But
for
the
time
being
the
19-inch
screen
remains
blank,
because
television
has
not
yet
been
Introduced
In
Sweden.
Pocr
r
bar
is
built
4mo
niM,,.:,.,
v
.....
"ur
ihu
numb
Pair
For
The
Price
f
it!
(Not
exactly
as
illustrated)
HAMMOND
2-Piece
Bed
Chesterfield
NOW
ON
DISPLAY
Pied
Ben,,i
Of
The
wartime
singing
mascot
of
CQM6MTQ0AYf
stems
Pmg
linen!
f
ne
com
hi
n-
And
,he
cw
Is
sturdy
as
futiful!
(Alt
shoes
from
our
new
stock)
'
tdem
jrJt
j
troops
in
Britain,
17-year-old
j
Petula
Clark,
has
become
a
star,
of
British
television
and
now
she
j
has
been
Invited
to
appear
on
TV
In
the
United
States.
She
first
came
into
the
limelight
when
she
was
six
years
of
age
and
appeared
at
a
concert
for
the
troops.
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