10
,
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
December
6,
1951
'.1
'"u
ils
a
1,
,r,l
Unt"
Pol
If
Totem
Musical
Merry,
Colorful
ling
of
the
millionaire
and
thus
I
is
able
to
hold
off
his
creditor's
!
until
he
can
open
hi.s
show,
i
Further
complications
enliven
I
things
when
the
millionaire
i
lindr.
himself
enchanted
both
by
the
girl's
charm
aim
the
excite-I
merit
of
backstage
lit
c
and,
pos-
.
LONDON
(P
-
Accused
in
a
(he.
remark:
"I'll
have
that
one."
court
case
here,
th-
man
in
ths
The
chosen
lawyer
replied:
"I'm
drick
was
given
his
choice
of
sorry,
you
can't
have
me.
I'm
bivycis
and
pointed
to
one
with
prosecuting
you."
cWlwn
thT"i,,ns-'"illionaire.
""""Itln
Absolutely
.
.
.
t.'lWl",
.
.
.....,
.'Tir
K
.
THE
LARGEST
AND
MOST
NOVEL
STOCK
OF
DECORATIONS
IN
TOWN
Concerning
the
plight
of
a
bemused
millionaire,
a
baffled
chorus
girl
and
a
bill-laden
the-atfical
producer,
"Happy
Go
Lovely
is
the
Friday
and
Saturday
feature
at
Totem
Theatre,
a
sprightly,
tuneful
musical,
In
color
by
Technicolor.
David
Niven,
Vera-Ellen
and
Cesar
Romero
co-star.
The
characters
depicted
by
the
stellar
trio
are
plunged
into
hilarious
situations
when
local
gossip
misinterprets
an
incident,
that
of
the
girl
arriving
at
the
theatre
in
the
car
owned
by
a
local
millionaire.
In
reality,
she
has
thumbed
a
lift
and
been
accommodated
by
a
friendly
driver
who
ts
merely
trying
to
gel
her
to
work
on
time.
The
producer
gets
ideas,
the
girl
Is
elevated
to
stardom,
and
the
millionaire,-
utterly
battled,
Is
the
recipient
of
strange
bills
for
feminine
frippery.
The
hard-pressed
producer,
quickly
taking
advantage
of
the
situation,
represents
that
he
has
the
back-
WAVES
POUND
BARGE
The
Oreat
Lakes
barge
John
H
Pric
is
shown
as
powerful
breakers
5iuu.h
against
It
during
the
recent
gale
which
swept
across
tlii'
North
Atlantic
seabord.
The
.
JAMES
MASON
f'WI
tnuJi
SIQlr
Of
i
ba:gc.
grounded
oh
a
reef
near
the
Gaspe
Pen
nsula
harbor
at
Ste.
Anne
des
Monts,
Que.,
-".-mci
fell
part
after
a
12-hour
beating
in
near-zero
wcathor.
Its
iew
of
24
and
captain
escaped
one
b
one
in
a
bos'ns
chair.
(CP
PHOTO
I
lissnii!!)
Cortoon
Nw,
rvening
Slums
7-9:03
Saturday
Matinees
2
-
4:25
..Housekeeping.
lODAY
ONLY
Russian
Student
Exchange
"BKST
OF
TIIE
BA!jmTn
JINOIE
HKAI)lNTERS
1-8:30
p.m.
National
Federation
of
Canadian
University
Students.
HOW
TO
BUY
AND
COOK
YULETIDE
BIRD
TOLD
HERE
The
festive
bird
may
be
roast
The
turkey
with
the
new
look
turkey,
goose,
duck
or
chicken;
!
can
boast
a
broader
breast
than
each
is
very
fine
eating.
In
most;
his
predecessor,
large
Canadian
cltt-s,
all
poultry!
7here
arc
fur
nulln
,ypps
lf
is
sold
by
grade.
The
wise
but-:
turkeys
on
the
Canadian
mnrk-.-i
RKO's
MUSICAL
RA1NIG!
Lazurc
was
chairman
of
the
International
Activities
Cum-
OF
10VE
AND
IMKS
TORONTO
Eighteen
of
21
mission
of
the
NFCUS,
but
he
was
talking
unofficially
when
he
Iord
Calvert
faculties
at
th.?
University
of
Toronto
last
week
voted
in
favor
of
a
system
of
exchange
visits
with
Russian
students.
In
favoring
the
plan,
the
stu-denls
bucked
the
opinion
of
their
these
days.
Young
hen
and
torn
turkeys
and
old
hen
and
torn
turkeys.
It
should
be
rioted
that
the
word
"old"
In
graded
turkeys
means
"mature"
birds
rather
icher
knows
that
the
discriminating
customer
likes
to
buy
by
grade
so
he
Is
anxious
to
handle
graded
poultry.
The
grade
mark
Is
easy
to
see
because
it
Is
al-
ways
shown
on
the
breast
or
than
ajT?ri
lines.
The
rltffvrpni-p
I
'r:l(lrr
wlin
Votf-ri
ntiuitiKt
fhp
wing
of
the
bird.
Certain
colors
;
between
young
and
mature
birds
j
scheme
at
a
conference
In
Lon-designate
certain
grades.
Fori
depends
mainly
on
the
softness
i
don.
Ont
last
Sentemher.
instance,
Grade
Special
is
the
i
0f
the
bone.
In
a
youne
bird
it
Denis
Lazure.
a
McOill
st
orient.
-
Served
with
pride
LJ
riTMxt
.Li
WM-tua
is
somewhat
pliant.
In
an
old
started
the
idea
when
he
asked
bird
it
is
hard.
.
Russian
students
in
Europe
last
At
Christmas
there
will
be
i
summer
if
they
would
co-operate
Lon
those
special
occasions
J
1
1
...i
i..
.1.
.
i'.
top
grade
for
poultry
and
it
Is
always
tagged
with
a
purple
lag.
Grade
A,
the
next
grade,
is
tagged
in
red,
Gradj
B
in
blue
and
Grade
C
in
yellow.
A
top
grade
ird
is
one
which
has
a
good
proportion
of
meat
to
bone,
plenty
oi
broad
breasted
torn
in
a
stud.-nt
exchange
ii
i
ikii
uiuy
ine
iinoi
:
t
Aim
After
consultation
with
Rus
I
.
t
.IrwW
IT
III
...rr:
fc
turkeys.
They
are
big
fellows
from
twenty
to
thirty
pounds,
and
are
good
buys
for
tiie
large
family.
.
Tf
IVlO
fomill.
ir
41
sian
authorities,
the
Russian
students
agreed.
But
trouble
started
in
London
at
the
annual
conference
of
the
i
is
well
shaped
and
has
been
fat
asked
the
Russian
students
to
visit
Canadian
universities.
When
Lazure
asked
NFCUS
In
London
to
ratify
his
proposal,
the
federation
voted
overwhelmingly
against
It.
That
started
what
has
b.'eome
a
Canada
-
wide
controversy
among
university
students.
A
meeting
of
MeGill
students
voted
overwhelmingly
In
favor
of
the
exchange
plan.
Student
newspapers
campaigned
for
reronsld
'rat
ion
in
a
seres
of
editorials
Most
of
the
editorials
wanted
the
vi-its
as
K;mn
as
possible,
probably
next
year
University
of
British
Cihimi!u
students
wired
the
Russlau
minister
of
education
suggesting
an
exchange
between
UHC
and
a
Russian
university.
There
lias
been
no
reply.
Students
at
five
other
universities
arc
in
favor
of
the
Itii-sian
student
visit;
at
two
they
unopposed,
at.
iinotlv.r
dozen
they
haven't
decided.
Those
w
ho
favor
I
ho
exi
-hnge
say
it
would
foster
east-west
friendship.
The
opposition
savs
thai
would
not
be
achieved
since
the
stu
tened
for
tenderness
and
flavor.
A
A
Grade
Grade
C
C
bird
bird
may
may
have
have
lesi
tessi'u
..
u
"j
.
"
"4
"-o
Uf
uu-tiiy
ui
Mliuill'l
meat
or
may
have
pin-
feathers1
or
discoloration.
1
birds
which
should
suit
perfectly
Half
turkeys
will
tj
available
be
purchased
toe.
and
thev
arc
id
ml
fnr
nrp-
poultry
may
Cranberry
stuffing
is
delicious
and
very
appropriate
at
this
season.
A
good
guide
Is
to
prepare
about
one
and
one
quarter
cups
of
stuffing
for
vach
pound
of
poultry.
This
Is
based
on
the
dressed
or
in
a
new
convenient
narin?
Christmas
dinner
for
form,
ready-to-cook,
either
fresh
lour,
or
perhaps
five
or
six.
?L
;fi1'
r!h
"
drCSd
bhd
E
-me
v
i
of
the
biggest
joys
of
the
i
ma
Z,
y
,
e
11
Ytiletide
feoson
are
the
signs
of
eviscerated
weight.
When
the
T1C
A
.
h
.nt
'"itlel'ght
when
tlv
Christmas
t..r-1
"'!
Is
rea.ly
for
the
oven
it
I
l.ady-to-eook
...riv
t
u.J
m,
blld
is
r
m
,
k.v
or
fli''keii
appears
at
the
'
shou'd
be
placed
on
a
rack
In
4
fully
drawn.
I
Tender
u.-..ll
.,nwn.,
.l
shallow,
linr-nve,
,.,1
nun
it
i.
1
MLEM-
j
the
pin
feathers
have
been
re-!
gaily
garnished
with
sprigs
of
j
usually
placed
breast
down
to
al-bright
green
parsley
or
perhaps
the
fat
to
run
down
Into
the
moved,
the
bird
has
been
thor-!
ougn'y
cleaned
inside
and
out
vti'incr
nf
hre:lr
Thin
LfT.L.
Il.n
tfl
n
tffi
r
h
t
f
fl
c
nw.l-t
paper
ruff.vs
on
the
drum
sticks,
i
FuI'
the
last
hour
or
so.
it
should
packed
in
the
body
cavity.
In
be
turned
breast
side
up
to
brown.
i
the
pride
of
every
cook
dents
svnt
by
Russia
would
hi
ether
words,
the
housewife
saved
all
the
diqastesful
ft
l
Execrated
poultry'
should
.h
of
300
's
,
hand-picked
for
their
,1,
t
e
!cldV0
PUl
'"
thP
VPn'
bl"
HtTsV
Z
Z
7
?'
,r0'n1,Vfe
thinking
and
wouldn't
dare
take
'"
0
sl
h(ll's
for
f'"en
to
flf-;
still
wi.se
to
check
to
see
that!
,)ack
aythlnK
bu
cliU(sms
of
11
"
nit
nnrtc
f
n,
i.,.,o
.,
i
......
I
teen
pound
turkey,
and
six
tni,
-.-
ures
of
preparing
a
bird
for
oven.
,
...
nt
mi.
bo,
ijuinua
alio
!
iCanittia.
flume
CeonnmlsL
tl-
lie
Ih-if
:
"
.
vninn
,
li..n.c
,
f,,
rn,
the
modern
turkey
has
chanewl
1
S!
on-
ha,c
removed.
It
pi.,rn
'
inrt
"
,"!
Syd
Wax.
student.
at
the
Unl-
-TOTEM
over
the
years
until
it
is
now
I
should
be
washed
and
dried
and
mnv
be
cooked
at
n,rhtt!
v.erslty
"
Toronto
and
this
year's
I
vi'iiini;
Sluiws
7
p.m.
9:10
p.m.
I
quite
a
new
bird.
Poultry
seien-
,
the
inside
of
the
hirri
miKnri
hleher
)pmi.r9i.,r.
.
nt
c-
r
1
1
"airman
oi
wttua,
said:
CALVERT
DISTILLERS
(Canada)
LIMITED
AMHERSTBURG
ONTARIO
A
FAMOUS
PLAYERS
TMVP
-"
"
,
n
nit
Ml.
J4,,J
r
,,
Ml-
"Idealistically,
the
idea
sounds
usis
nave
reaesigncd
the
turkey,
j
with
salt
lowing
nin
e
or
iour
hours
lor
a
five
to
seven
pound
bird.
To
tvst
lor
doneness.
run
a
good
Pract'cally
It
would
accomplish
nothing."
!
Here
are
extracts
from
two
1
finis
aJvcftiscmcnt
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Contiol
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia,
It
seems
that
the
buying
public
:
The
family's
favorite
stuffing
prefots
a
bird
which
is
smaller
;
.
hould
be
packed
loosely
in
the
and
which
has
more
white
meat.'
bird
to
allow
for
expansion.
kewer
or
long
fork
into
the
thick
I
I
student
newsptip.-r
editorials:
'."ti
v
f
V
f
pait
of
the
thigh
or
breast.
When
A
MAN'S
CHOICE
FOR
CHRISTMAS
"
western
uruar
0
done,
the
meat
is
tender
and
the
juice
does
not
show
a
reddish
'
S
f
7
"''.".i1"
a".
'"-
tinge.
If
using
a
meat
thermom-
I
uZTSL"1,
'
"l"
'
"V
V.
"
.
to
break
el
r.
it
should
read
190
F.
RUPERT
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
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down
a
small
part
of
that
barrier
against
free
communication
.
.
.
Wc
may
discover
that
our
common
bond
of
humanity
is
more
r.ai.
more
basic,
ihan
atiy
of
the
If
yoa
want
uj
sell
it.
advertise
It.
News
ehussified.
MM?
mm
I
artificial
differences
spin
ting
the
1
world
Into
warring
camps."
!
The
University
of
Manitoba
Manitoban
-'
Even
if
a
Russian
student
came
t-
realize
that,
all
westerners
were
not
imperialistic
j
and
Intent
on
war.
he:
would
most
certainly
not
be
allowed
to
spread
his
knowledge
among
his
fellows
I
at
home
.
.
.
Russian
students
P
11
flip
yr-N
i
tv
if
IU
v
&&as
"
r-
if
If
111
1
2
"
A,
yii
!
nB
(
IN
BETTER
USED
CARS
I,
would
enter
Inlo
a
scholarship
rencme
wnn
suspicion
and
hale
II
they
entered
at
all."
For
the
slippc"1"
wonfs.
.
.
Don't
our
comfort-gt'i'S
iclcction.
Vanderhoof
Gets
Public
Building
VANDERHOOF
A
public
building
Is
proposed
to
be
erected
here
for
the
federal
government,
and
lenders
on
this
work
arc
being
recelv.'d
by
the
department
of
public
works,
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but
they
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.
,
,
and
most
important
of
all
ihcy
arc
priced
so
that
you
can
aff6rd
to
buy.
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tops
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.
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