Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
February
26,
1951
SHoHon
Story"
THE
EXPERTS
;
Fight
Drama
Showing
Here
!
June
Aliyson
and
Dick
Powtll
are
co-starred
with
Kicardj
Montalban
in
"Right
Cross."
a
drama
of
the
prize
fight
game
which
Is
featured
on
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
this
Monday
and
Tuesday.
Powell
is
cast
as
a
happy-go-lucky
sports
writer
who
carriei
a
flaming
torch
for
Miss
Aliyson.
By
KAY
REX
Cnnacllan
Priss
Btaii
Writer
cproL
TODAY
SHOWS
AT
7
p.m.
9
p
nt.
Its
expertly
designed
centre
panel
to
give
support
where
it'
needed
its
powerful
leno
side
panels
its
up
and
down
elastic
satin
back
prevents
"riding
up"
GRniR
Finn
Couple
Happy
tot
"0
-
-
rvv
-.
i
.
.
..
'
:
'
.
.
"
p
yiimw
ff."
The
Versatile
Bean
Bet
the
bean
is
about
the
most
versatile
food
there
is.
You
can
bake
it
a
variety
3f
ways,
make
it
into
a
soup,
even
put
it
in
sandwich'es.
And
oh
joy
it's
inexpensive
even
these
expensive
days.
Home
economist
have
prepared
a
booklet
on
white
navy
beans,
otherwise
known
as
the
Ontario
white
pea
bean.
This
bean
is
produced
in
the
five
counties
of
Ontario
represented
by
the
Ontario
Bean
Growers
Marketing
Board.
While
a
small
quantity
is
produced
in
other
provinces,
Canada
depends
almost
entirely
on
Ontario
production
to
supply
domestic
requirements.
Pick
over
beans
and
wash
thoroughly;
soak
overnight
in
cold
water
to
cover
(three
cups
water
to
one
cup
bean
',"
cook
In
Canada-To
Live
Hs
Three
people
lately
to
have
fallen
iuiWf
I2i-itiwli
fi
til
i
mlu
!
liir,
ln......t
daughter
of
a
one-time
top
promoter
whose
contract
with
!
Montalban,
tn
middleweight
champion,
is
the
only
remaining
hope
of
regaining
his
lost
prestige.
I
It
is
the
fighter
whom
the
,
girl
loves
but,
when
th.e
champ,
i
obsessed
by
a
sense
of
social
j
inferiority
and
a
determination
!
to
provide
himself
with
security,
:
aligns
himself
with
a
rival
pro-;
moter,
she
turns
to
the
waiting
I
arms
of
the
writer.
The
con-1
flict
Is
resolved
in
a
tension-!
packed
fight
climax
In
which
!
the
title
is
lost
but
the
fighter
recains
his
self-respect
and
the
III
aifll
v
v'ivmiwm
1
unit
I
If)
pity
have
come
7000
miles
to
seek
for
themselves
tit
Sold
Locally
By
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
oi
complete
ireedom.
sti-ictkms,
the
uut!
one
can
do
little
,iitff
iiiniugn.
a
'ot
nf
"tM,,.
That's
how
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Henry
Seppce,
and
Kal
Chris-tensen
put
It.
They
come
frum
Copenhagen,
Denmark,
and
arrived
here
a
few
days
ago.
They
are
nephews
and
niece
Jack
Christensen,
Borden
Street,
res
The
wife
uf
Kaj
Chfc
io
arrive
hrrt
in
s,
She
is
a
hallrt
dmOT.r
contrail
at
Hit
TivuU
ik'
j
girl
he
loves.
Lionel
Bnrrymorc
gives
force
,
and
conviction,
to
the
ro
of
tne
j
discarded
promoter,
i
Atmosphere
of
the
prize-fight
I
world
is
said
to
have
ben
ac
j
curately
etched
Into
the
action
I
of
the
film.
Meat
Buyers
Aided
By
Ship's
Cooks
beans
slowly
in
salted
Witter.
,
Baked
Beans
Ingredients:
Two
cups
white
(navy)
beans;
one-quarter
pound
salt
pork
or
smoked
pork
fat;
three
table-
.
.
tVi-nA
tnhln.
'l!h
"Conrjr
Island."
1
ident
he-e
since
1907,
and
they
still
say
they
have
come
"to
stay."
Already
Mr.
Seppee
has
loca
one
is
siatf
rt
to
opt,
,
festival
at
Tht
llitytj,
land.
ted
employment,
although
of
NOT
EXTINCT
The
cahow,
a
tiny
petrel
believed
to
have
been
extinct
since
1619,
has
been
found
again
on
uninhabited
islands
in
Bermuda.
Dr.
Robert
Cushman
Murphy,
Lamont
curator
of
birds
at
the
-American
Museum
of
Natural
History,
holds
one
of
three
cahows
he
caught
and
tagged
for
identification
purposes.
Early
colonists
were
believed
to
have
killed
off
all
the
birds.
(CP
PHOTO
i
Frankly,
said
the
Sepps.
much
a
different
nature
than
urnri
i
luuiK
loo
much
to
which
he
is
accustomed.
He
ua
wucii
iney
urst
inn-began
their
train
Jounw
is
a
goldsmith
but
he
feels
there
is
little
opportunity
here
of
SHIPS
and
WATERFRONT
endless
miles
of
prairie.
"It
looked
so
beam
'
LONDON
(P)
Meat-starved
spoons
molasses;
1
'2
teaspoons
Britons
returning
from
contln-.
salt;
one-half
teaspoon
mus-'
ental
trips
have
been
forming!
tard;
one-quarter
cup
chopped
long
queues
outside
the
galleys
onion;
two
tablespoons
catsup;
on
the
cross-channel
steamships,
j
2
'2
cups
water.
I
They
have
been
taking
advan-i
Pressure
saucepan
method;
tage
of
a
new
service
provided
by.
soak
beans
overnight
in
enough
the
shipping
companies.
water
to
cover.
Drain
and
place
,
.nn.th.i!!.
the
in
bottom
of
pressure
saucepan
Before
embarking
(travellers,
ingredients.
Cook
at,
have
been
buying
large
joints
of
50
,
meat
lamb,
enticing
cut,
legs
o
Yleid;
about
six
cups,
of
sirloin
of
beef-all
easily
ob-
Qven
metttoA:
n
usi
a
tamable
in
France.
'three-quart
bean
pot
or
baking-
Government
restrictions,
how-
double
the
above
recipe,
ever,
forbid
the
importation
of
g0ak
beans
overnight
in
water
a
battlefield."
But,
it
&
when
they
entered
But
Jellied
Gas
Deadly
Weapon
umbia,
everything
w
.
"Hospitality
and
Good
Food"
That
is
Our
First
Aim
I'liune
17
for
Orders
To
Take
Out
Commodore
Cafe
naiiiiwiijyiiatta
practising
the
old
European
trade
of
making
intricate
jewelry
by
hand
from
silver
and
gold.
"But
this
is
not
at
all
discouraging,"
'says
Seppec
brightly.
He
speaks
a
fluent
English.
Right
now
he's
a
laborer
and
finds
it
invigorating,
he
says.
Jercnt
so
bright
and
('aini)sun
Has
KouKhest
Voyage
Fine
Island
Light-hours
Damaged
Wage
Offer
Is
Rejected
But
Fishermen
PuUing
New
Proposals
Before
Companies
were
thrilled
to
set.
the
train,
a
hute
Mi
ABOARD
U.S.
CARRIER
PHILIPPINE
SEA
(AP
On
one!
Roughest
crossing
of
Queen
In
DenmarK,
Cnrim
tised
"mixoloRy"
-
the
mixing
drinks,
craljiii
raw
meat
;
to
prevent
disease
to
cover.
Drain.
Cover
with
fresh
'
.
being
brought
into
the
country.
water
and
simmer,
covered
for
side
of
this
aircraft
carrier
off
Charlotte
Sound
in
the
vessel'.i
Korea
is
a
contraption
that
experience
was
that"
which
Un-would
look
familiar
to
a
Ken-
ion
steamer
Camosun,
Capt.
tuckv
moonshiner.
It's
a
rusty
,
William
McCombe,
had,
Satur-
was
a
head-waiter.
And
how
different
Is
this
country
to
Finland.
He
speaks
gratefully
when
he
compares
the
life
in
a
country
from
which
he
fled
to
Denmark.
,
The
steamship
chefs
have
come
one-half
hour.
Drain.
Place
piece
Although
they
(eel
!b
With
a
vote
of
1B7
to
3.
the
to
the
rescue.
They
offered
to
of
salt
pork
in
bottom
of
bean
Shnreworkers'
local
of
the
Unit-
barrel
with
coils
day
evening
as
she
came
north
ference
bcUi'en
the
no
old
country,
the
profe
anticipated
as
most
sec
Sl'CIl
FREEDOM
"Here
there
is
such
freedom
become
comparative!
one
can
lo-el
It
In
the
air,"
he
was
the
language
te
roast
or
part-cook
all
joints
pot.
Add
beans
and
remaining
ed
Fishermen
and
Allied
Work-
But
it
doesn't
make
whisky
from
Vancouver
to
Prince
Ru-
brought
aboard,
without
any
salt
pork.
Mix
brown
sugar,
mo-
ers.
union,
turned
down
a
wa?e
It's
used
to
mix
napalm,
a
prod-
pert.
Th
vessel
ran
into
a
40-
charge.
!
lasses,
salt,
mustard,
onion,
cat-
offer
from
tne
companies
on
uct
known
as
jellied
gasoline
mile
northwester
sweeping
In
Said
a
spokesman
for
the
ship-'
sup
and
water
and
add
to
beans.
Thursday
night.
and
a
deadly
fire
weapon.
Pilot
from
the
open
sea
with
heavy
ping
companies:
"This
service
Cover
pot
and
bake
in
a
slow
Overflowing
onto
the
stairs
of
of
warplanes
think
it
s
a
mighty
rolLers
and
huge
crests.
The
started
on
its
own.
Passengers
oven
(250
degrees
Fahrenheit!
lne
Metropole
Hall,
the
record
fine
piece
of
equipment.
I
serving
of
dinner
was
deferred
I
arriving
with
raw
meat
without
from
six
to
eight
hours.
Remove
attendance,
both
men
and
worn-j
The
napalm
must
be
mixed
for
one
hour
until
the
vessel
I
knowing
the
restrictions
looked
covpr
during
last
half
hour
of
en
member's
of
the
union,
voted
properly
to
produce
the
best
re-
.passed
out
of
the
Sound.
The
I
so
harassed
that
the
chefs
took
baking.
Add
boiling
water
as
re-
by
secret
ballot.
suits,
frery
destruction
of
the
same
gale-lashed
seas
R-e
re-
t.lri
his
aunt.
M.s.
Christensen.
but
for
several
years
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
LING
-
ihe
tailor
ypon
arrival.
In
Finland,
he
studied
English,
readies
said,
the
Communists
have
taken
lng
it
and
seeing
Aim.
over
all
the
farmland
and
Indus-
m
iusn
movies
ho
ua
tries,
and
the
people
live
in
fear.
I
three
speak
and
Kite
pity
on
them."
quired
during
baking
to
keep
offering
seven-per-cent
in-
targets
on
which
it
is
dropped,
ported
to
have
carried
otr
t.i'
beans
covered
with
liquid.
Yield:
creas
aeains.
the
unions
flat!
Pii,,t
mr.iainpri
that,
the
verandah
of
one
of
the
build-
Even
in
Denmark,
there
are
re-1
wunoui
aiincuisy.
2'M
Uixth
St
Hume
r49
about
12
cups.
'
40-cents-an-hour
demand
whicn
'
jellied
gasoline
bomb
they
were
ln?s
at
Plne
Isla,ld
HRhthoii.se.
Ham
and
Bean
Sandwich
i,iM
,
lminn
th,,
th
m.
,..ti
nn,
rr,o,iv
The
Camosun
arrived
In
port
WHAT
POES
THE
$(N
DQl
s
SASKATCHEWAN
BLIND
REGINA
(CP)
A
recent
provincial
report
shows
that
Saskatchewan
has
824
registered
o,..--
.bu.c.vo.
inu
panies
had
agreed
10
make
some
So
Lt
Anthony
Modica,
Jr.,
a
baked
beans;
one
cup
cnopped
changes
in
the
working
condi-
short,
muscular
Navy
officer,
cooked
ham;
one-halt
cup
chop-
.ions.
The
hasie.
wp
Ik
now
Si
hi.
ci.igi
wrt.
csraiea
m
m
tUfr
CfQ
DCAfUC9
?
blind
Of
the
total
there
two
chili
persons.
ped
celery;
tablespoons
per
nour.
I
crews
tackled
the
problem
ar.
111
in
Regina.
,
sauce;
one
teaspoon
horserad-,
To
reacn
a
settlement
thp
The
barrel
and
coils
were
the
at
2
o'clcx'k
Sunday
afternoon
from
th.s
south
and
sailed
at
11
p.m.
for
Alice
Arm
and
Slewrrrt
whence
she
will
return
here
tomorrow
mo:nlnr
southbound.
-L-
Stormy
w,athcr
al.so
rleljived
th.
Union
steamer
Chilcotin,
Capt.
Harry
McLean,
on
her
Moving,
Vaeking,
Crating
Shipping
ami
General
Cartage
and
Storage
Complete.
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service.
Also
agrnts
lor
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
isn;
mree-quariers
leaspuon
unlon
agrCed
to
scale
down
their
result.
salt-
,
t
,
original
proposal
of
40
cents
an
j
Modica
has
spent
23
years
in
Combine
Ingredients
and
nour.
the
na
Tne
Korean
war
pro.
blend
together
lightly.
Yield:
yVith
Vice-President
David
vided
his
first
experience
with
Three
cups.
McPhee
in
the
chair,
Ray
Gard-
napalm.
But
in
a
few
short
!
HISTORIC
PAPER
l
WINNIPEO
ICPI
Tlie
Israelite
Press
celebrated
its
40th
year
of
publication
here
with
a
40-pase
Issr?,
printed
in
English
'.md
Yiddish.
week-end
voyage
to
the
south
iream
or
ean
soup
mgre-
ncr,
secretary
oi
ine
local,
react
months
he
has
become
the
ship
s
o,.r.on
rhni-w.it.
Tsiandx
R'n
.for
Oxygen,
Acetylene
and
all
welding
supplies.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
Cor.
2nd
and
P,irk
Avenues
.
Est.
1910
Phones
GO
and
i9
dients:
One
cup
dried
white
a
report
of
the
negotiations
from
expert
on
this
hellish
weapon
reacnd
,,0rt
at
6
30
last
even-
(navy)
beans;
six
cups
boiling
the
business
agent
in
Vancou-
which
Communist
prisoners
of
)n
from
,ne
isiancis
al,d
sailed
water;
one
teaspoon
salt;
one
ver.
Thomas
Parkin,
field
rep-
war
admit
they
fear
most
of
all.
at
8
pm
on
continual
Ion
of
her
tablespoon
(fat;
cue-half
cup
of
the
UF
&
AWJ,:
lyentativc
,.You
know
tne
uy
who
con.
vn
e
lo
Vancouver,
chopped
onion;
one
tablespoon
al.so
attended
the
meeting.
i
ccived
it
must
have
had
a
weird
I.
Brings
out
their
natural
flavor
I
Was
Nearly
Crazy
With
Fiery
Itch-
rntt!
t
Htwovprwi
Dr.
D
P
nmnts
mtflT
!
rrUft
-
D
D.
D.
Prrwription
WrrHI
nnniilr.
thu
pure,
cooling,
Hl'itd
mMJcatiom
tlN
comfort
from
rrurl
lt;tiri
unwcl
bv
prwmA.
i.implM,
rahi.
tthlfte
font
tnrl
othw
Itrh
troubl".
Trtl
Itottle,
4.1
firm
ppltrntlor
ehwh
evnn
th
mo
tntpni
tt-h
or
money
hick
Ask
drui"t
lor
I)
l.
I
Prescrtutiun
(ordinary
or
eitr
rtxenftfc)-
nour,
one
quart
uive
cupsj
noi
wilh
lne
ncw
proposals
now
mind,"
Modica
said
in
tribute
to
milk;
one
tea-spoon
salt;
one-
being
put
before
the
companies,
the
bomb.
quarter
teaspoon
pepper.
ihe'
union
has
decided
thai,
Modica's
unorthodox
mixing
Soak
beans
overnight
in
failing
agreement,
they
will
ask
barrel
is
as
simple
as
the
result
enough
water
to
cover.
Drain,
f()r
conciliation.
In
turning
down
it
seeks.
The
proper
mix
look
add
boiling
water
and
one
tea-
the
offer
from
the
Salmon
Can-
like
a
pot
of
starch,
except
that
spoon
salt.
Simmer
covered
until
ners'
operating
committee,
lne
,
the
coloring
is
light
wine
Instead
tender
(about
two
hours).
Shoremen's
local
asked
their
0f
white.
If
a
pressure
saucepan
is
used
Vancouver
negotiating
commit-;
Modica
and
his
crew
usually
Six
Months
for
Garage
Theft
Six
months
Imprisonment
In
Oakalla
Jail
was
the
sentence
given
Malcolm
McDonald,
22,
by
and
sweetness,
of
courts.
That's
just
how
Sugaroosfing
brings
out
the
delicious
flavor
of
Post's
Grape-Nuts
Flakes
.
.
.
makH
them
extra
crisp
and
tasty.
Grape-Nuti
Flakes
are
nourishing
and
o
ercmomm
'
cook
the
soaked
beans
in
water
tee
to
set
a
dead
line
for
set-
turn
out
about
2:30
a.m.
to
get
Magistrate
W.
D
Vance
In
city
Try
them
they're
unbeatable.
lo
uaieiy
cover
iui
ju
iaiiiui.t-rt
reauy
101
a
auiin:.
niipctuii
.a
police
Court
last
week.
McDonald
had
pleaded
guilty
in
fat
until
clear,
add
flour
and
of
otller
B.C.
Pacific
coast
lo-
off,
blend
well.
Add
hQt
milk,
cook-
cals,
asked
their
committee
not
KASY
TO
HANOI
K
ing
and
stirring
until
slightly
to
go
below
the
minimum
wage
j
They
never
get
to
witness
the
thickened.
Add
drained,
cooked
demand.
;
results
of
their
work
but
pilots
beans
and
season
with
remain-1
Resolutions,
to
be
read
at
the
oblige
them
with
vivid
accounts.
ing
salt
and
pepper.
Re-heat
convention
in'
Vancouver
March
Modica
quotes
one
pilot
who
to
stealing
money
from
Bill's
Service
Station,
where
he
was
employed,
February
15.
William
Thain,
owner
of
the
garage,
said
he
lost
$110.
Value
Plus!
Better
Service
for
You
,
Here's
Why
Master
plumbers
trained
to
and
.serve
hot.
Yield:
Six
ser
also
draf.ed
at
the
,1t,utrr.lCMIIIf4
19,
were
meeting.
vings.
BOWS
2-BOW
Mil
AM"!.
if
you
want
to
scii
it,
aavertls
t.
News
classifieds.
dropped
a
napalm
bomb
on
a
1
trench
and
claimed
50
Com-I
munists
were
killed.
Another
'
put
a
tank
out
of
commission
with
a
direct
hit.
'
In
the
pilots'
room
Lieut.
Floyd
Ussy
said:
"It
works
now;
1
results
are
fine."
Another
said:
"Napalm
is
the
best
weapon
GUILI'H,
Out.
CP)
From
20
different
coiintnt-i,
73
hr-cipn
students
are
attending
regular
courses
at
'.in
Cnlin-ni
Agriritltural
College
and
V.?ter-inp-v
Cr
ie".e
hep,
i'vrv
uek
HOW
TO
tlUIVI
'v"
ll
your
plumbing,
heat-inn
problems
.
.
the
right
tools
.
'.
.
service
at
your
need
...
all
Ujiue
a
belter
if
b
for
you.
PliON'E
!M'E
S
1(1
SAANICH
riumbing
&
Heating
to
Modica.
"All
you
have
to
do
Is
keep
your
wits
about
you,"
he
said.
Once
loaded
aboard
a
plane
and
taken
into
the
air.
the
napalm
must
be
dropped.
Pilots
do
not
try
to
land
aboard
the
carrier
with
this
fiery
load.
Although
satLsfied
with
the
results
of
the
rusty
barrel
and
colls,
Modica
isn't
resting
on
his
laurels.
He's
mulling
over
a
plan
that
would
enable
planes
to
carry
more
napalm.
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Tudor
1947
FORD
Sedan
Coupe
1948
DESOTO
Custom
Sedan
1949
CHEV.
Sedan
Two-tone
,
1950
FORD
Custom
Fordor
'
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
.1
is
"brotherhood
week"
and
the
we've
got.
IN
THE
JOINTS
11
SEE
OUR
DISPLAY
OF
Worm
offacitd
ports.
famous
.nwuiUMt
wr.orc
tht-v
The
stuff
isn't
particularly
mingle
with
140
o'hers.
"
dangerous
to
handle,
according
A
v
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in
worm
oil.
Koop
covorad
with
worm
ftartnol.
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druggiitt'
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