Prince,
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
January
3,
1951
CLARK
GABLE
-
BARBARA
STANWYCK
in
"TO
PLEASE
A
LADY"
Today
7
.
9
p.m.
Year's
First
Immigrants
HALIFAX.
The
first
Immi
THIS
MY
GREATEST
20
Days
For
Drunk
Driving
Mixing
alcohol
and
gasoline
proved
costly
for
Henry
Tar-diff,
who
was
sentenced
to
20
days'
imprisonment
in
magistrate's
court
yesterday
when
convicted
of
a
charge
of
drunken
driving.
His
driver's
license
was
suspended
for
three
months.
in
PERFORMANCE,
I
WAS
NOT
ENTIRELY
ALONE
grants
to
be
welcomed
to
Canada
in
1951
arrived
here
last
night
from
Bremerhaven,
Ger
0
Out
goes
the
old
year
.
.
comes
the
new.
And
we
"Belredere"
ilk
1;
JOY
TO
5
4j-
THE
i
hope,
with
full
sincerity
that
it
brings
nothing
but
health
and
happiness
to
you.
r
.
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-v
i
Return
Rush
By
Aircralf
Is
On
many,
in
the
SS.
Goya
under
the
sponsorship
of
the
Interna-1
tional
Refugee
Organization.
The
501
persons,
including
miners,
woodworkers
and
their
dependents,
will
leave
here
today
by
Canadian
National
Railways
special
train
for
central
and
western
Canada.
They
are
the
vanguard
of
greater
numbers
of
immigrants
expected
to
come
to
Canada
this
Wallace
Department
Store
Rupert
Peoples
Store
Rupert
Men's
and
Boys'
Store
si
:
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'
1
1
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines
has
added
another
Canso
amphibian
plane
to
its
Sandspit-Prince
Rupert
run
to
meet
the
post-holiday
rush
back
to
the
city.
Captain
of
year
under
the
federal
government's
new
assistance
plan.
MYRNA
LOY
JEANNE
CRAINE
'
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-tiiU
Tit
'
H
ill
I
I
I
II
IW
Ill
the
extra
plane
is
J.
Black
of
Vancouver
who
formerly
was
on
the
Sandspit-Prince
Rupert
run.
First
officer
is
Lloyd
Moilat.
Mrs.
Dorothy
Peachey
is
stewardess.
i
"Cheaper
By
Dozen"
Here
the
early-morning
pick-me-up
in
homes
from
Vancouver
to
Toronto,
Montreal
and
Ottawa.
(One
teaspoon
in
half
a
glass
of
warm
water
i.
The
feed
stores
and
drug
The
Diane
will
be
kent
on
the
run
T0MG3R0W
iTFCHNlCOLOR
Health
Officials
Scorn
Molasses
OTTAWA
(P
Crude
molasses
has
been
given
a
set
back.
In
fact
health
department
officials
are
holding
their
noses
and
suggesting
the
"dear"
public
get
wise
to
Technicolor
movie
'version
cf
CAYUGA
WINS
ESTHER
A
plaque
with
a
photo
of
movie
actress
Esther
Williams
has
become
a
competition
trophy
among
wardrooms
of
United
Nations
ships
in
the
Far
East.
The
idea
is
for
crew-members
of
one
ship
to
lift
it
from
another,
elllwr
by
force
firearms
and
knives
excluded
or
by
"low
cunning.".
H.M.C.S.
Sioux
held
the
plaque
briefly
and
Lieut.
J.
B.
(Pop
l
Fothcringham,
Toronto,
of
the
Sioux
examines
a
"battle
copy"
that
goes
to
each
ship
that
has
held
the
plaque.
The
Sioux
swiped
Esther
from
the
Australian
destroyer
Bataan,
but
lost
her
to
H.M.C.S.
Cayuga
in
a
midnight
raid.
(CP
PHOTO)
stores
were
doing
a
roaring
busl-ness.
Yes,
feed,
stores.
Because
blackstrap
is
the
same
stuff
far-
j
Tners
buy
to
mix
in
feed
mash
for
j
TIIl'RS.
TO
SATURDAY
7
p.m.
9:05
p.m.
for
a
few
days.
Meanwhile,
the
Vancouver
to
Sandspit
run
is
being
served
by
a
DC-4
instead
of
the
DC-3,
that
is
normally
on
the
run.
Yesterday's
flight
from
Vancouver
was
held
up
by
storms
down
the
coast.
In
addition,
strong
head
winds
further
delayed
the
arrival
at
Sandspit.
Final
time
of
arrival
at
Sandspit
was
4
p.m.
so
the
two
Cansos
rielaved
there,
getting
in
about
dusk.
a
best-seller
novel
which
has
proven
one
of
the
most
popular
pictures
of
the
oast
year,
"Cheaper
bv
the
Dozen"
comes
as
the
feature
offering
to
the
screen
of
the
Canitnl
Theatre
here
this
Thursday.
Friday
and
Saturriav
The
movie
aims
to
reprodiK-e
the
bright
and
unaffected
chronicle
of
the
adventures
of
a
fam
DAILY
NEV.3
CLASSIFIED
APVERT1SEMENT&
BRINQ
RESULTt
their
livestock.
A
Montreal
dietician
warns
that
it
has
"so
many
impurities
that
it
is
not
registered
under,
the
Food
Acts
as
a
food
at
all."
Dr.
Pett
feels
the
Canadian
public
should
be
"more
discriminating"
in
what
it
eats
and
warnfi
agairtst.
"possible
unsanitary
handling"
of
blackstrap.
George
Bernard
Shaw
Is
Injured
Frost
Returns
fo
Pr.
Rupert
itself
there's
no
magic
in
blackstrap.
'
In
fact
there
are
no
more
mystical
properties
in
this
gooey
stuff
than
in
foods
such
as
liver,
pork
and
cracked
wheat.
The
torpid
treacle
which
Mom
has
been
taking
mornings
for
her
arthritis
has
about
the
same
nutritional
qualities
as
peanut
butter
and
eggs.
Mind
you
that's
nothing
Although
it
seemed
colder
and
f
'nzrn
wat.pr
nirps
wprp
ronortiv.
ily
of
twelve
children
and
makes
a
bright
and
humorous
story.
Clifton
Wefcb,
Jeanne
Ciain
and
Mvrna
Lov
have
the
lra.l-ing
roles
Webb
turning
in
wtv.it
all
have
said
to
be
a
memorable
performance
as
"Dad,"
while
"You
don't
know
its
history
the
official
tivermometer
at
Dig
LOS
ANGELES
George
Bcr-
A
local
woman,
who
had
been
nard
Shaw,
a
retired
Boston
bitten
by
a
dog,
was
receiving
business
man,
has
been
admitted
i
treatment
frjm
ner
physician,
to
hospita'
here.
He
had
broken
'
After
treating
her,
the
doctor
hie
loft
hin
when
hp
foil
from
a
'
said:
liplj.e-
vol
ger,
n
in
a
container
oy
island
dropped
only
to
31
ne
savs.
processors
degrees
during
the
night.
against
the
molasses.
Peanut
"The
people
like
to
believe
in
magic"
Tnat's
why
Dr.
Pett
thinks
blackstrao
suddenly
has
acouired
such
a
following.
For
years
the
health
depart-
After
the
mild
temperatures
through
the
holiday
season,
Prince
Rupert'
people
felt
the
cold,
which
has
been
increasing
during
the
past
few
days.
Coun-
"It's
possiole
you
may
be
carried
off
by
hydrophobia,
madam,
so
it
may
be
well
to
not
down
you-
last
wishes."
The
woman
busied
herself
with
pen
and
paper
for
svich
a
Ion;;
time
that
the
doctor
interrupted,
remarking:
car.
His
age
is
94
years.
He
is
no
relation
to
the
late
George
Bernard
Shaw,
the
famed
Irish
it
and
playwright,
who
died
last
November
in
I
nndon,
at
the
age
of
94,
after
having
broken
his
left
hip
as
a
result
of
a
fall,
followed
with
complications.
butter
and
eggs
are
just
easier
to
take
that's
all.
As
Dr.
L.
B.
Pett,
head
of
the
health
department's
nutrition
division
puts
it:
"So
far
as
we
know
the
nutritional
value
(of
blackstrap)
lies
principally
in
the
Jeanne
Crain
is
the
elde.it
daughter
and
Myrna
Loy
is
"Mother."
Included
in
the
list
of
featured
players
are
red-headed
Betty
Lvnn
(daughter
of
Fred
Mac-Murray),
Edgar
Buchanan
as
the
doctor
who
removes
the
family's
tonsils
enmasse,
Mildred
Natwick
and
Sara
Allgood.
reetings
I
"That's
rather
a
long
will,
isn't
lit?"
the
i
"Will
nothing.
'
the
wornan
re-
A.
P.
Bell
returned
on
menr.
nas
recommennea
aarK
ter-balancing
the
drop
in
tem-cooking
molasses
(which
inci-
perature
were
the
clear
skies
of
dentally
is
properly
inspected
)
a
yesterday
and
today.
The
bright
a
rood
source
of
iron
and
B
vita-
day
yesterday
allowed
the
C.P.A.
mins-
flight
to
come
in
in
daylight
after
But
blackstrap
"We
have
no
fjve
o'clock
yesterday
afternoon,
evidence
at
the
moment
that
the
although
it
has
been
very
dark
extremely
strong
tasting
and
at
that
time
during
the
past
smelling
stuff
is
any
better,",
week.
'
says
Dr.
Pett.
'The
more
revolt-1
The
forecast
for
this
afternoon
ORMES
The
Pioneer
Druggists
Prince
George
today
after
a
trip
plied
"Im
making
a
list
of
the
to
Vancouver.
people
I'm
going
to
bite."
LONG
DISTANCE
Use
of
radar
in
sending
signals
to
the
moon
will
be
demonstrated
at,
the
1951
Festival
of
Britain.
lng
a
food
doesn't
mean
it
is
any
is
increasing
cloudiness
and
rain
better
nutritionally.'
1
and
some
snow.
amount
of
minerals
such
as
iron,
that
are
good
for
anaemia,
and
the
amount
of
B
vitamins.
"The
darker
forms
of
molasses
...
must
be
considered
along
with
other
common
food
sources
1
iron
and
B
vitamins
such
as
liver,
kidney,
dried
beans,
pork,
rolled
oats
.
.
.
eggs,
peanut
butter
as
well
as
special
foods
such
as
dried
yeast."
The
molasses
boom
began
six
or
seven
months
ago
when
someone
no
one
seems
to
be
quite
sure
who
he&rd
that
crude
molasses
cured
everything
from
tuberculosis
to
flat
feet.
EARLY
PICK-ME-UP?
.
The
good
word
was
passed
&
'
1
If
Christmas
Vith
Canadian
Navy
CHECKING
HOUSES
1
SASKATOON,
Sask.
City
engineers
say
a
number
of
poor-built
shacks
and
homes
are
being
moved
here1
from
country
points.
They
are
willing
to
see
good
structures
moved
in
-this
TOKYO
Canadian
sailors
eel
cWfiiorl
rhrlstmaa
Rnnriav
nluhf.
fashion
but
are
asking
owners
tv,,n
-h(n(,
t,in,ir,
"
along
to'
a
neighbor
and
in
no
of
poor
buildings
to
make
im-
,u
u
,
",
,
WG
CAH
7
time
at
all
molasses
had
become
provements
before
moving.
I
Lacr
vj
ea.
There
were
flakes
the
size
of
fifty
cent
pieces.
Icicles
clung
to
the
guard
rails,
guns
and
halliards.
Santa
Claus
boarded
the
souadron
by
way
of
the
jack
stay
that
is
to
say
the
bags
of
mai'
were
distributed
by
line
from
destroyer
to
destroyer
as
they
raced
along.
Mess
checks
and
ward
rooms
of
the
Athabaskan,
Cayuga
and
Slouy
were
decorated
with
Jap
tlAUDLE
liilU
anese
tinse'
and
streamers.
There
were
some
Japanese
firs
as
Christmas
tre3s.
As
a
substi-i
tute
for
holly
use
was
made
of
'
mulberry
branches
from
Korea.
i
:
"
.
n
j
(xj
"Don't
bother
fussing
over
supper.
I'm
not
very
hungry"
The
ponulatlon
of
the
whole
Arab
world,
including
Egypt,
is
estimated
at
44,000,000.
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recommended
lor
children
and
grown-ups,
la
quick
ano
easy.
All
you
do
Is
pi'ti
twj
good
spoonfuls
cf
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In
a
va-ixrla
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or
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int-p
cold-coiiKested.
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bronchial
tubes
rtlht
where
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raspy
coughs,
eases
miserable
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of
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and
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rub
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and
buck,
too.
It
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you
sleep.
to
Nisr
you
must
-
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B
a
Canadian
citiienor
British
tubjct.
2.
Be
between
1
7
and
30
years
of
ag,
'
3.
Be
tingle.
4.
Mr.et
Army
teit
requirements
5.
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for
service
anywhere,
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AWAY
TO:
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To
bring
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nti-aircraft
gun
Into
ictlon
calls
fof
a
full
crew
skilled
men
trained
to
tight
as
t
fast-thinking,
fast-acting
team.
To
train
such
a
crew
takes
time:
gun
crews
must
know
how
to
handle
modern
scientific
equipment
--
electronics,
radar,
radio,
telephone;
men
must
work
together
with
the
closely
timed
co-ordination
of
a
championship
football
team.
The
Canadian
Army
Active
Force
needs
men
tods.r
...keen
young
men
who
can
begin
training
immediately
as
anti-aircraft
gunners.
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place
at
the
side
of
the
men
who
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Canada
by
reporting
for
training
without
delay.
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and
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make
Canada
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see
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and
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Wednesday
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N.w.r
"We'rt
hartng
quite
a
run
on
cactus"