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Wednesday.
July
11,
1951
hotel
arrivals
RADIO
DIAL
124U
Kilocycles
CFPR
Blackwood
on
Bridge.
By
Easley
Blackwood
(Prince
Rupert)
(Subject
tc
Chance)
A.
i
rr
J.
M.
Matthews.
F.
Morris,
H.
Elliott.
A.
E.
Waiters,
Dr.
and
Mrs.
A.
K.
Haywood.
N.
D.
Dew-ai,
A.
C.
Argue,
T.
McCaskell,
G.
WEDNESDAY
P.M.
4:00
Stars
of
CBC
Opera
Co.
i
This
is
the
last
hand
of
a
rubber
in
which
Miss
Brash,
paired
with
Mr.
Meek,
had
taken
a
lot
of
punishment
and
a
lot
of
kidding
from
Mr.
Cham
W.
Johnson,
.
N.
Moi
ley,
Vancouver;
H.
Barnett,
Ontario;
F.
Howard,
A.
H.
Elliott
e.nd
L,
B.
i
WASHING
CARS
pion.
I
She
was
just
as
cheerful
asi
Smith,
New
Westminster;
Mr.
ever
but
I
noticed
a
steely
gllat;
In
her
eye.
I
suppose
she
didn't
j
bid
four
no
trump
to
check
upi
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10:00
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10:30
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10:45
Invitation
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11:15
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11:30
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11:31
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11:33
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12:30
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ikening
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2:45
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Book
I
Like;
Cqmty.
Rub
1
teaspoonful
of
Colman'i
mustard
in
powder
form
into
your
roast
before
placing
it
in
oven
and
taste
the
difference!
For
free
recipe
book,
"Culinary
Art",
write
to
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Col-man
(Canada)
Ltd.,
Station
T,
Montreal.
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am'
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iP.
w.
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and
Mrs.
.
Wood,
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Adams.
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Mr.
and
Mis.
A.
h.
K
ng,
Nanaimo;
T.
G.
Ruthei
ford.
Calgary;
Miss
E.
Graham.
Hamilton;
Mi.
and
Mrs.
Luck'.;
and
family,
i.andsplt;
G.
Titus,
Prince
George.
JAPAN
DEVrXOPS
(Continued
;rom
page
1)
East
dealer
Both
sides
vulnerable
NiM-th
(Mr.
trek)
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bidding:
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Ki.ilth
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North
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pass
4:15
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by
Goodman
4:30
Favorite
Stories
4:
45
Stock
Quotations
&
Int
5-00
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Ccmtv.
5:10
Alberta
Pipeline
5:25
Canadian
Open
Golf
Summary
5:30
The
Question
Box
5:45-Sow.
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In
Harmony
5:55
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News
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Serenade
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Hons
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Varieties
7:00
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News
7:13
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flew?
Roundup
7:3'J
Albert
Praty
gCC
The
Bartered
Bride
9:23
The
RuS;aiy
taof
Omar
Khayyan
10:00
CBC
News
10:10
CBC
News
Round-up
10:15
Lets
Find
Out
10-30
Vnf9
F-vital
11:00
-Weather
Report
Fish
Arrivals
on
aces
because
she
thought
Mr.
Meek
was
so
far
gone
that
he
would
pass
that
bid.
To
give
Miss
Brash
whatever
credit
she
deserves
on
her
bidding,
I
must
tell
you
that
she
had
the
trey
of
diamonds
mixed
In
with
her
hearts.
In
other
words
she
thought
she
wis
blank
in
diamonds.
Mr.
Champion
had
no
way
ol
knowing
that
his
partner
hail
the
ace
of
diamonds
and
.so
he
got
off
to
the
opening
of
the
queen
of
clubs.
When
the
dummy
went
down
7rtrif-
I
I
Mr
Meek
puled
and
dropped'
3.
There
is
no
fundamental
conflict
between
Japan
and
China,
but
only
between
the
U.S.
and
Russia.
Therefore
Japan
should
not
Involve
herself.
4.
There
is
little
chance
thi'.t
the
U.S.
can
win
a
third
woridi
war.
j
5.
The
Japanese
should
Lake
a
"generous"
attitude
toward
the
ConynunLsts,
adopting
the
gool
parts
of
thfir
program
without
actually
becoming
a
Communist
nation.
T.su)i
says
his
estimate
of
the
East-West
conflict
Is
based
on
extensive
material
on
Russia's
several
cards
on
the
floor.
After
j
retrieving
them
he
played
low
:
from
dummy
and
won
in
his
hand
with
the
king
or
clubs.
He
was
certain
he
was
down
on
the
heart
was
picked
up
and
all
four
of
Mr.
Meek'a
diamonds
were
discarded
on
dummy's
good
spades,
A
vulnerable
grand
slara
bid
and
(phew!)
made.
Sorry
If
I
frightened
you
for
a
moment,
partner,"
said
Miss
Braj.ii.
"I
thought
I
had
five
hearts
and
no
diamonds."
;
hand
and
that
it
was
a
question
of
how
many.
He
led
a
low
heart
and,
not
caring
what
hap-j
pened
any
more,
put
in
the
six
spot
from
dummy
after
Mr.
alt
Lake
Ferry
oves
Cow
Bay
Float
THURSDAY
p.m.,
4
p.m.,
7
p.m.
SUNDAY
Continuous
from
10:30
a.m.
W
uihcr
pi-rmittini
i
mn
I
I
I'1'
ill
IMMfllBII
1
nA
SSr
in
economic
and
military'
strength
gathered
by
Japan's
army
before
the
end
of
the
Second
World
War.
Champion
followed
with
the
four.
When
the
six
spot
held
the
Pi
"If
that's
all
he
was
nervous
about
on
that
hand,"
groused
Mr.
Champion,
"he'd
better
have
his
head
examined."
Mr.
Meek
said
nothing.
He
was
limp
and
dazed
but
happy.
ntr
One
of
his
conclusions
is
that,
!
trick
Mr.
Meek
dropped
his
en-I
tire
hand
on
the
floor.
This
time
because
of
the
Soviet's
planned
decentralization
of
Indus
try,
Mr.
New,
the
eager
kibitzer,
j
picked
them
up
for
him.
'perhaps
50
atoro
bombs
In
Rus
Mr.
Abel
totalled
up
the
score.
Miss
Brash
and
Mr.
Meek
won
It
with
a
score
of
2840
to
their
opponents'
2780.
sian
hands
would
be
more
de
structive
than
500
in
American
"
If
your
money
is
running
you,
it's
time
you
started
PERSONAL
PLANNING.
It
will
show
you
how
to
live
within
your
income
and
like
it
.
.
.
how
to
get
the
upper
band
on
your
finances
and
keep
it.
Aik
for
your
free
"copy
of
the
booklet
"Personal
Planning"
at
any
branch
of
the
B
of
M
today.
Personal
Planning
will
help
you
save
.
.
.
and
you'll
like
saving
at
"MY
BASK".
s
ADIO
&
APPLIANCE
SALES
&
SERVICE
'
CAS
AND
Kl.I-f
TlilC
RANGES
Phone
Blue
92
possession."
Tsujl
also
believes
any
heavy
When
order
was
restored
Mr.
Meek
musteied,
the
strength
to
reach
over
and
pull
the
a:e
of
spades
from
the
board.
Then
he
led
a
small
spade
and
ruffed
11
in
his
hand.
On
this
trick
Mr.
Champion's
king
of
spades
ped,
setting
the
balance
of
the
if
1
1
!Mif
F
industrial
system
built
fn
Japan
now
would
only
be
destroyed
by
PACIFIC
ELECTRIC
NAVIK,
Norway
W
This
Important
iron
ore
shipping
port,
situated
above
the
Arctic
Circle
at
the
foot
of
Ofoften
Fjord
observed
its
50th
anniversary
on
June
30.
Narvik
was
the
scene
of
a
spectacular
British
naval
suit
on
the
board.
Now
another
heart
flne.i.e
Stasis
iii9
JOHN
H.
di
"MY
BANK
was
taken,
Mr,
Champion's
last
victory
on
April
13,
1940.
American
forces
on
their
withdrawal
to
prevent
those
industries
from
falling
into
enemy
hands.
"We
should
never
be
involved
in
(war
between
the
U.S.
and
Russia)
at
any
cost.
Fortunately,
MacArthur
told
us
to
become
the
Switzerland
of
the
Far
East.
We
should
stick
to
this
advice.
However
hard
it
my
be,
it
will
be
much
better
than
beins;
involved
in
the
catastrophe."
BULGER
.
.
.
Housekeeping
.
.
.
Ojifomc
0fSmit$OF
TH
FAMOUS
&"wh,SKV
'hii
-advertisement
Pi
not
publisliea
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
linarri
or
hv
the
Cnvernment
of
British
Columbia
fri.it
WORKINO
WITH
CANADIANS
IN
tVEY
WALK
Of
llfE
SINCE
181
cabbXge
is
king
of
july
dinner
table
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
venue
Remember
the
quotation
fromTand
cooked
quickly
to
retain
Its
Alice
In
Wonderland
.
when
th
maximum
food
value.
When
buying
cabbage,
always
look
for
heads
which
are
firm
and
heavy
for
their
size.
They
should
be
green
and
fresh,
properly
trimmed
and
with
no
signs
of
worm
injury
or
decay.
Cabbage
!s
th-a
basis
for
many
At
Home
and
Overseas
SERVE
CANADA
0,
i
mi
n
Walrus
said
:
"The
time
has
'
come
to
talk
af
many
things?"
'
Among
those
things
were
cab-j
bages
and
kings.
While,
cabbages
:
and
kings
may
seem
far
apart,
green
summer
cabbages
may
I
appropriately
be
called
th
king
jof.
the
July
dinner
table.
The
:
fin,
firm
heads
ol
cabbage
In
nourishing
dishes,'
especially
those
served
by
Canadians
who
th
shops
today
are
some
of
?
have
come
from
European
coun-
op
jucy
-
Lhow
Mom
nature's
prize
packages.
Wise
"
Fronf
lines
of
Freedom
1
Opi
ii
G
p
m,
-
3:30
a.m.
the
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
tries.
For
example,
there
are
thovi
little
stuffed
cabbage
rolls
which
so
many
like
so
much,
to
say
nothing
of
that
favorite
German
dish,
sauerkraut.
Then,
of
course,
there
Is
Jiggs'
old
standby,
corned
beef
and
i
ui:
.We
Orders
Phone
133
-r
i
y
yyi
yn
bomemakers
will
Include
cabbage
often
in
their
meals
while
it
Is
plentiful,
for,
though
low
in
calories,
It
stands
high
in
vitamins
and
minerals.
This
flavored,
grev-n
-color
d
vegetable
may
be
served
In
many
ways.
Cooked
or
raw,
It
may
be
used
equally
well
at
luncheon
or
at
dinner.
Cabbage
is
easy
to
grow,
keeps
well
and
travels
well.
Air,
water
and
heat
are
the
thieves
that
ro'o
water
of
some
of
its
goodness
so
R
should
be
stored
as
short
a
time
as
possible
in
a
cool
place
GUAUTY
STORE
i
J
M
AT
v
v
iv
v
i
vv
As
with
most
vegetables,
thei
?
Is
rmht
and
wrong
way
to
cook
cabbage.
In
years
gone
by
when
granuiuama
cocked
cabbage
It
was
no
secret
to
the
neighborhood,
for
the
odor
nenetrated
far
and
near.
Unfortunately,
grand-mama
did
not
realize
that
that-same
odor
indicated
that
valuable
nutrients
were
disappearing
into
thin
air.
Nowadays
care
Is
taken
to
cook
cabbage
quickly
in
'I'ETTENUZZO'S)
5:i
HI.TON
STRKET
rklnn
l.ile?
Tiled
of
coftk-'
C'l'.ii!
on
a
Picnic?
I'avt,.
salad
-i,
eold
meats,
f;M'cializiriB
In
RpaRhrtU,
knl
Chickens.
Phone
479
7
J
.
Ja
1
1
on
tin
for
0
Modern
inventions
have
not
taken
away
from
the
Infantry
its
all-important
part
in
victory.
Again
and
aguin,
in
the
bullies
of
l9.'59-l5
and
in
Korea,
Infantry
has
proved
itself
'Queen
of
Battles".
The
job
of
the
infantryman
has
become
tougher,
more
complex.;
He
must
be
able
to
handle
more
weapons
and
to
meet
a'
greater
'
variety
of
situations
in
defence
and
attack.
'
MORE
PEU
ARB
HEEDED
MtEDMTEtyf
f'r
I
a
small
amount
oi
ooiung
saiiea
water,
in
a
covered
saucepan,
until
Just
tender.
If
cabbage
Is
cooked
beyond
the
pouit
of
being
Just
tender,
the
leaves
lose
their
delicate
green
color
and
the
flavor
tends
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
LING
the
tailor
to
become,
bitter.
Once
the
cabbage
has
been
properly
tled,
it
may
be
seasoned
with
salt.
pepper
and
a
little
butter
or
may
Enrolment
Standards:
To
enlist
you
must:
1.
Volunteer
to
serve
anywhere.
be
served
with
a
cream
sauce,
a
Phone
649
220
Sixth
St.
cheese
sauce
or
with
grated
p
ANOOUVKIl
VICTORIA
cheese
sprinkled
on
top.
'"'"lay,
8
p.m.,
Coqultlam
Be
17
to
40
(Tradesmen
to
45).
Meet
Army
requirements.
Married
men
will
be
accepted.
To
many,
cabbage
Is
more
satisfying
raw
than
cooked.
On
its
own
merits
cabbage
may
Tuesday,
12
Noon
Camosun
77
lfE
ARM,
STEWART
AND
stand
alone
or
may
be
mixed
Conditions
of;
Service:
Current
rates
of
pay
and
allowances.
Serve
for
3
years
or
make
it
a
career.
Veterans'
Benefits:
Reinstatement
in
civil
employment.
Unemployment
Insurance
and
other
appropriate
benefits
under
Veterans
Charter
as
extended
by
Parliament.
Other
Ranks
Retention
of
present
Reserve
Force
rank
or
the
rank
held
in
Second
World
War,'
subject
to
proving
qualifications
in
service
within
a
90-day
period.
Officers
Short
Service
Commissions
will
be
granted
to
officers
who
do
not
wish
to
enroll
in
tj:e
Active
Force
on
a
career
basis.
Further
information
should
be
obtained
from
your
own
unit
or
the
nearest
Army
Personnel
Depot.
with
other
company,
either
meats
or
vegetables.
Here
are
same
suggestions
from
the
home
econ
POUT
SIMPSON
Jfiday,
Cumosun,
11
p.m..
fOU
NOUTir
Ql
KKN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Coqultlam
omists:
Terms
of
Engagement:
You
will
be
enrolled
in
the
Canadian
Army
Active
Force
for
a
period
of
three
years.
All
men
are
eligible
for
Overseas
Serv
ice.
If
the
military
situation
permits,
married
men
after
one
year's
service
Overseas
and
single
men
after
two
years'
service
Overseas
may
be
returned
to
Canada
at
which
time
they
may
request
discharge
even
if
they
have
not
comnleted
full
three
vears
service.
Cole
slaw
is
one
of
the
old
favorites
which
many
families
serve
often.
Shredded
cabbage
and
salad
dressing
are
the
basU
iiuy
20,
9
p.m.
For
soi'tii
oi
een
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
C'l'tultlaifr!
July
13
and
27
July
13
and
27
9
p.m.
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SKINNER
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Rupert
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to
the
nearest
Recruiting
Depot:
No.
1
1
Personnel
Depot,
4050
West
Fourth
Ave.,
VANCOUVER,
B.C.
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of
a
cole
slaw,
but
there
are
many
simple
variations.
A
little
grated
onion,
diced
celery
or
diced
green
or
red
pepper
may
be
added
to
the
cole
slaw
for
extra
flavor
and
color.
Some
diced,
raw,
unpeeled
red
pepper
and
a
few
seedless
raisins
are
other
welcome
additions
to
the
crisp,
shredded
cabbage,
while
shredded
green
and
red
cabbage
may
be
combined
to
make
a
cole
slaw
of
rather
unusual
color.
A
special
note
of
interest
Is
added
to
the
salad
bowl
if
it
is
lined
with
several
of
the
attractive
crisp
outer
leaves
of
the
red
or
green
cabbage.
A
cole
slaw
may
be
easily
turned
into
a
vegetable
salad
by
tossing
in
a
few
sliced
radishes,
chopped
spinach,
chopped
cucumber
or
grated
carrot.
The
plentiful
fruits
and
vegetables
for
July
are
raspberries,
cherries,
apricots
(West),
blueberries
(East),
melons,
lettuce,
green
peas,
beets,
green
beans
and
cabbage.
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lasting
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and
beauty
for
your
horn.
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in
a
wide
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of
attractive
modern
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