4
keep
out
yf
n,
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
November
1?,
1951
by
HST
him
R
ECIPES
tioiis
from
ubuut
38
states
pledged
to
him
and
not
over
six
would
be
pledged
to
Eisenhower.
This
poll
tends
to
uphold
the
opinion
of
pundits
after
General
hisenhower
payed
coy
In
Washington,
DC.
Instead
of
making
office.
For
'actio.)
Editors
See
Truman
Win
Although
Iki
is
Their
Favorite
use
New,
Ciisj,;
a
positive
statement
that
he
would
like
the
nomination
if
i
Apartments
For
London
LONDON
-r-
Skyscraper
construction
has
been
hampered
here
by
the
fact
that
London
sits
on
a
huge
clay
bed
which
is
not
so'id
enough
for
high
buildings.
But
authorities
havi
disclosed
a
scheme
to
start
work
next
year
on
the
city's
first
"skyscraper"
apartments,
which
can
run
up
to
11
storeys
on
the
city
outskirts.
There
are
several
reasons
why
the
city
council
has
decided
to
WELDING
,
,.
fih
re
Twks
legation
drafted,
he
apparently
ducked
again,
although
inviting
his
chief
backer,
Senator
Duff
of
Pennsylvania,
to
visit
him
in
Paris
this
Closed
for
Alterations
0
Watch
for
re-opening
date
Commodore
Cafe
APPLE
RICE
PI
DOING
2
larae
baking
apples,
thinly
sliced
1
teaspoon
salt
1
cup
sugar
1
teaspoon
cinnamon
3
cups
cooked
rice
2
egg
yolks
beaten
2
cups
milk
4
tablespoons
brown
sugar
2
egg
whites
beaten
'
1
teaspoon
vanilla
Op.nlon
of
2188
weekly
newspaper
editors
across
thj
Uhlted
Stater
is
that
President
Truman
will
be
re-elected
next
year
over
Republican
Senator
Robert
A.
Taft.
The
editors
have
Just
vote!
in
a
straw
vote
by
the
Publishers
Auxiliary,
the
newspaperman's
paper,
published
in
Frankfort,
SUfks
a.lU
F,r,
ts,.,
winter.
The
indecision
of
the
I
general
is
undestandable
afte
j
one
reads
Drew
Pearson's
report
j
that
Europe
is
far
from
well
and
'
la
i.
m
strona
defenciscly.
I
P
ik
fill
F.
.
JEi
i
v
t&
-
v2
i
Zs
ft
t
!
i
:
vi
INDUSTRIAL
Thus
it
looms
wai,
th
war
I
PREPARING
THE
FLUFFY
as
it
was
!
favored
General
Elsenhower
over
Z
oTfJ
"
by
FDR
twice
.
to
get
himself
re-
B-lt
..
W
nominated
by
Eisenhower
to
WHITE
RICE:
Put
1
cup
of
un-jgo
up
instead
of
further
out.
One
cooked
rice,
2
cups
cold
water
i
is
that
transportation
costs
of
and
1
teaspoon
salt
in
a
two!
moving
millions
of
people
to
work
quart
saucepan
and
cover
with
j
in
the
city
centre
every
day
are
a
tight
fitting
lid.
Bring
to
a!
zooming.
PERSONALIZED
vigorous
boil.
Then
reduce
the
heat
as
low
as
possible
and
steam
for
14
minutes
or
until
Another
is
that
the
city
officials
have
an
elaborate
park
scheme
for
a
"green
belt"
around
the
other
possibilities,
but
did
not
believe
he
would
run.
or
could
be
elected
over
Mr.
Truman.
To
the
question:
Whom
do
you
personally
favor
for
the
presidency,
they
replied
Elsenhower
3C.4
i
;
Taft
(27
1)
and
Truman
I8
61
with
6.8
undecided
and
lesser
number?
voting
for
Stassen,
Warren,
Dcuglas
and
IN
VANCOUVER
UN.'
Ull
AUSTIN
U
DRIVE
the
water
is
absorbed,
leaving
I
the
city
which
would
hava
to
go
the
separate
rice
grains
with
if
the
residential
zones
moved
their
full
nutritional
value.
This
i
further
out.
makes
very
firm
rice
grains.
(Ifj
Eleven
storeys
is
as
much
as
you
prefer
more
tender
rice
the
clay
foundation
base
will
al-grair.s,
add
one-third
cup
more
low,
engineers
calculate,
water
and
increase
the
slowj
The
new
blocks
are
part
of
a
cooking
time
4
or
5
minutes).
$i
000.000
oroject.
Each
will
con-Remove
the
lid,
permit
the
rice
tain
42
(npartnvjnts,
served
by
to
steam
dry
to
the
desired
con-
elevators.
They
will
also
have
six
sislency,
and
the
grains
will
be;
stores,
a
club
room,
workshops,!
for
MacArthur.
The
huter
polled
only
3
per
v'.'.t.
8aseh
nnd
'
Warren
drew
aovut
the
same.
j
Tc
the
question:
Who
do
you
think
will
be
the
next
president,
the
i.
-plies
were:
Truman
(40
6l;
Elsenhower
(24.97e
)
.
and
Taft
i20
5
i.
The
editors
I
felt
that
Truman
would
carry
30
j
states,
Taft
would
have
delega-
!
Lowi
.r
Hour,
m
t
Day,
)(
r
Mi!e
.
separate
ana
nuny.
never
sur
garages,
and
two
playgrounds,
rice;
lift
gently
with
a
fork.!
The
site
earmarked
for
the
BROADWAY
U
0RiE
LTD.
BAyview
6161
Broadway
at
Oak
VANCOUVER
9,
B.
C.
See
our
large
,
selection
of
;
Holiday
Cards
!
in
imaginative
designs
Dibb
Printing
Co.
BKSNER
BLOCK
Keep
leftover
rice
in
a
covered
project
fo
merly
was
the
garden'
bowl
in
the
refrigerator.
Makes;
of
a
Victorian
mansion.
Nearly
3
generous
cups
fluffy
rice.
jail
the
700
trees,
hedges,
and
METHOD:
Place
half
the
ap-
flowering
shrubs
will
be
preserv-ple
slices
in
a
buttered
2
quart
jed.
casserole.
Mix
together
the
salt,!
Rents
will
be
kept
-as
low
as
sugar
and
cinnamon.
Sprinkle
possible.
A
three-room
apart-1
one-third
of
this
mixture
over'ment
'
will
rent
for
$4.10
a
week,
the
apples.
Add
'2
of
the
rice
plus
$1.25
a
wi?k
for
hot
water
and
cover
with
the
rest
of
the
and
central
heating.
Rent
for1
apples.
Sprinkle
with
some
of
five
rooms
will
be
about
$5.40
a
llliiliill!,!
,l!.ltjt-
i
fill
BATTLE
O'
THE
BULGES
A
bagpipe-loyal
contest
was
held
in
Ottawa
when
Alec
Finlay,
left,
Sjottish
comedian,
and
Senator
Tom
Reid
of
New
Westminster,-right,
met.
Adjudicator
Tom
Ross,
member
of
Parliament
for
Hamilton
East
has
the
difficult
job
of
arbitrating.
Senator
Reid,
Parliament's
top
bagpiper,
was
challenged
by
Finlay.
After
a
half-hour
contest
(which
some
bystanders
said
threatened
the
foundations
of
Parliament)
the
west-toast
skirljr
was
declared
the
winner.
(CP
PHOTO)
NOTICE
TO
SUBSCRIBERS
me
sail,
sugar
ana
cinnamon
week.
mixture.
Top
with
the
remaining
rice
and
sprinkle
with
the
last
1
jof
the
sugar
mixture.
Add
the
I
milk
to
the
beaten
egg
yolks,
Pour
over
the
rice
and
apples.
Bake
at
325
degrees
Fahrenheit
Home
Financing
In
US
Easing
of
rock
rumples
for
'wallrock
alteration'
'or
study
of
changes
in
rock
formations
v.jich
indi-
j
cate
nearby
ore
deposits.
Her
for
about
l"2
hours
or
until
the
milk
tins
cnnlteri
intn
tVio
rio
Immigrant
Woman's
Authority
MERINGUE:
Beat
the
egg
',
""
.nr
-Mort
h
l
white
until
they
peak.
Add
the
S
w
hrnum
CiCTq.
tahi0cn.
t
00
eiSler
asi
to
get
In
1952
than
it
STEAMER
Prince
George
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
Fcr
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
IWIDMGlll
was
last
year,
government
hous
time,
beating
after
each
addl-
paper
at
Detroit
is
entitled
"Distinction
between
the
different
members
of
the
potash-feldspar
group,
using
only
a
miscroscope."
That
sort
of
stuff
comes
easy
tc
Madame
Dplar-Mar.tuani,
who
spends
a
fair
amount
of
her
time
slicing
rocks
to
paper
thinness
and
examining
them
under
a
ing
officials
forecast.
I
t.inn
r?nntinnp
hoatirnr
iinttl
If
you
have
missed
your
paper,
pleass
phone
your
newsboy.
If
you
do'
not
know
your
newsboy's
name,
call
the
office
before
5
p.m.
KOtTE
1
Alan
l.aird,
Grcrn
153
Wat
ts
and
Nlrkersnn's
to
F.
lzeil'.s
Moinr-v
FliUdii
St't--518-bOO;
6th
Ave.
Wpsl
CU0
and
700
Blulw.
KOITE
2-IUIph
Olsen.
Klue
m
Herman
Street;
1430
r.th
East
to
Seal
Cove.
KOtTE
3
Victor
Maskulak.
1st
Ave.
West
248-1077:
2nd
Ave
Wc-.t
!Ml-lii2R
inr!-Ins
9th
Street;
3rd
Ave.
Frizzeir.s
Mo'cr.s
to
enl
ol
3r
West.
ROl'TE
4
Alvin
Nystedt,
Illue
638
l
very
stiff.
Fold
in
the
vanilla
..f.m
Fley'
minis-i
'Spread
on
the
pudding
and
f
'he
Housing
and
Home
VANCOUVER
Dark-haired,
vi'aclous
Madame
Dolar-Man-tuan1.
if
a
geologist
at
the
Uni-
Where
Shall
I
Put
My
Suit?
A
Cardboard
Wardrobe
is
the
answer
to
your
problem.
Gordon
&
Anderson
con
supply
you
with
a
convenient
folding
wardrobe
.easily
Luxury
at
Low
Cost
v.rsity
of
British
Columbia
who
microscope,
sne
admits
that
was
Invited
to
read
a
paper
this
--lnS
a
lady
geologist
with
a
month
at
a
convention
of
five
classical
background
is
somewhat
scientific
organizations
in
De-
unusual
but
explains
there
was
troit,
sponsored
by
the
Geogra
a
strcng
emphasis
on
the
classics
phlcal
Society
of
America.
'
j
r
hpr
education.
brown
in
a
325
degree
Fahren-
Z
heit
oven
for
12
to
15
minutes
-R'chards
commissioner
of
the
This
recipe
make
seven
one-
Fede!
Hous.ng
Administration,
cup
servings
made
statements
to
that
effect
;
at
the
fall
conference
meeting
of
'
the
National
Association
of
Home
HEAVIER
RAIL
TRAFFIC
Builders.
LONDON
(P
Because
of
the
'The
situation
is
improving"
rearmament
program
and
in-
said"
Mr.
Foley,
adding:
"I
be-cieased
Industrial
activity,
Bri-
lleve
that
during
next
year
there
tish
railways
will
have
to
carry
;i'
be
an
acV.qmite
flow
of
about
5.000,000
more
tons
of
traf-
rr-rteage
money
for
such
biilid-fic
this
winter
than
last,
with
ini,
as
is
reasonably
safe
for
the
Thoutfjve
percent
less
staff,
industry
to
undertake."
Native
nf
Ynrnslnvi,
with
'
1
lormer
cv.sp.acec!
person
Fur
Reservations
Write
or
Call
CITY
OK
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
classical
education,
the
45-year'
ma
tered
five
languages,
including
Latin
and
Greek,
even
L
foie
s.art
hi
her
university
career.
t
l'i2
G;i3
30.;-!
U1
Ave.
west
704-1427;
0!h
Ave
We.
Fulton
Street
700
Block;
Tallow
st:i
Ave.
i't
K'lo-8.3;
Cumoj
eld
expert
came
to
Canada
through
tfvo
International
committee
for
placement
of
Intellectual
refugees.
She
had
taught
at
the
University
og
Ljubljana
and
k;
a
fellow
of
thu
Ita'ian
Miner-a.oglcal
Society
and
a
member
of
the
Amer
can
Mineraloglcal
Sccbty.
Kc:-
special
f
eln
is
examination
mi
in
stored
when
not
use,
for
only
mm
6
-IS.
f
t
4
'Wings
ever
the
Interior'
ROl'TE
5
Jimmy
McLean,
Red
8!J
4th
Ave
Went
inn-44V
.Vn
Ave
W"
ie)-M-
(H'
Wet
308-539;
Dun.smuir
Strrct
211-421;
Ta'inw
iU-515;
Emerson
Place;
Anew
1'iare.
ROl'TE
ft
Eleanor
Walker,
Green
!?.')
8'h
Ave.
We.st
105-E37;
flth
Ave.
Ea.,t
1I0-27J;
Mc'lrw
Street
113-708.
ROUTE
7
Glendon
Smith.
Klur
?'l
All
of
Section
2
ROUTE
8
Jimmy
Johnson,'
Green
Wil
Waterfront
and
Pacific
PUx;
K'.Nlt
rVli-
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FloaU).
ROUTE
9
Melvin
Bjornnon,
Grcrn
113
8th
Ave.
East,
McB.-ide
to
Ilajs
Cove
C';r.:c.
KOITE
10
Bruce
Roald,
Green
711
i
-
tv
,
S
f
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
If
I
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.
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C
3n:-ro
Diring
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Urtil
further
ror;ce
C'v'z
Centre
Dining
Room
hours
will
h2
11:30
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
daily:
4
p
m.
to
9
D.m.
Sttnday
Closed
ell
dav
Tuesdcy
Ave.
t.ift
237-73(1:
5th
Ave
East
3111-710:
tiih
;
Cv!o
M
circle
n-6i;
Ea-st-119-245,
301-B26;
Haya
Cove
fitreet
SI
1
-ril6;
Orren
S
rett
4
11-418;
Klarrt
Stk:
Limited
Phone
46
nouns
aireet.
ROUTE
11
I,,sie
Murdoch,
Black
2S3
PiBRntt
Ave.;
1st
and
2nd
Orr-rlm;
lkiiunn
Iter
P!igott
Place.
ROUTE
12
Sammy
Alexander
11th
Ave.
East
333-1815;
Frederick
St.;
KherhnKik
Av
ROUTE
14
Itnnny
Eby.
Green
2.".8
M
lo
.
Terrace
daily
To
Prince
George
and
Intermediate
Points
Three
Doys
Weekly
To
Kifimat
and
Kemano
Doll
Except
Fridays
from
TERRACE
B-c-
s
LTD.
Crawford
Moore,
Agent
Prince
Rupert
'icrrace
Phone
Black
907
PhOi.c
133
l."t
East
225-247;
2nd
Ave.
West
137-311:
W
131-225;
Maiket
Place;
3rd
Ave.
Dally
"
'
si
J,
,
4
2"
1
V
J
v
Motors.
ROUTE
15
Allcyn
Ritchie,
Black
K8
5th
Ave.
West
35-735,
'.41-i45;
JM
i6..
.WI,
,v.
s
-r
r
Uurrien
Street
Fraf'
-
&
It
otreet
tilggar
Place.
ROUTE
16
Frank
Kilborn,
Green
977
4th
Ave.
East
124-234;
5'h
Ave.
i5:i-t
11)1-210;
7!li
Avi
East
108-658;
Bowser
Street.
ROUTE
17
Charlie
Lindstrom.
Green
9M
R1V.
AA
n,n
tn-..
wi-
17...-
1
.
'..7
'
SMlA
P.;jNNI?vG
IN
THE
RAIN-Princess
Elizabeth,
a
smile
on
her
face,
runs
through
the
rain
to
the
City
Hall
at
Halifax
during
the
visit
c.
tl.-j
royal
couple
to
that
city
Thu
sday.
Equerry-in-waiting,
Win&
Cmdr.
R.
M.
Cox
makes
a
valiant
effort
to
keep
up
with
tho
umbrclia.
Ha'ifax
ve:nme
ihramk
i..jin.n.
West
221-MH-
Iithlnler
ri
7:ii-7::
Mcflridc
SI.
j
enjoyed
by
everyone
but
APPRECIATED
by
those
'
.
t.,v,u&J
tyci.,
w
a.i
lauiiiuiiau;
j
704;
Tatlow
St.
625-733.
ROUTE
18
Al-viH
HarHin
RI.,.
wa
"
,
(UP
trom
Federal
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oth
Ave.
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Block
800:
nth
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M'f
"lot.
innn-1144'
10th
East
aoo-1130;
Allred
Bacon
Street;
Donald
Street.
ROUTE
19
Jimmy
Johnson,
Green
6(il
fith
Ave.
East
870-1140;
Ambrose
Ave.
ROUTE
20
Jack
Rudolph,
Green
731
oth
Ave.
tast
ltiuj-li)44.
iQTSCE
j
who
w
know
As
warming
as
the
company
of
an
old
friend
.
.
.
the
gentle
bouquet
of
Dewar's
carries
in
it
the
subtle
hint
of
the
heather.
Small
wonder
that
connoisseurs
the
world
over
acclaim
Dewar's
...
the
Medal
Scotch
of
the
World.
lltn
ROUE
21
Jimmy
Moorchead,
Itc
1
3!"i
2nd
A-e.
West
1135-1314;
Fa-k
Ave.'"'
Street;
Water
&;ree;;
Beach
Plar.
ROUTE
23
Larry
Parent,
Green
487
8'h
West
C15-735;
Summit
Ave.;,
Taylor
A
trert.
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CONTENTS
.
,
Before
you
toy
Scotch
.
ROUTE
Zi
Hrian
Roberts,
B'ack
4S0
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A'-e
West
71fi-3M
Ave
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SM'r
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.
Vest
Dally
News-Watts
and
Niekersons
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ROUTE
25
Gary
Parkin,
Green
CfiO
ith
Ave.
East
1141-1478.
Membership
Meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co
-Operative
Association
to
be
he'd
Sunday,
Nov.
18th,
1951-2
p.m.
ODDFELLOWS
HALL
Cor
Hav
ROUTE
2
Frankle
Stewart,
Blue
71fi
7'h
"
Fnst
D31-10S6;
1103
Ridley
H"u';
Ave.
928-1154.
Circk
ROUTE
27
Christopher
Harvey.
Creen
211
1
ft
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'jJViH
Dewar's
Special"
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advertisement
published
or
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bytho
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
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Govsriunent
of
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Columbii
eth
East,
McBride
Hays
cove
uimr.
....
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,
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