Tl
iirMN
TALKS
(Continued
from
page
2)
emigration
countries
are
expect-
j
ed
to
be
present.
j
4.
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday.
August
30,
1951
and
"imperialism."-It
it
an
is-
f"
"OOMTOir-,
sue
between
a
would
be
employer
Less
u
"
1
uhe
National
Iranian
Oil
Com-
000
arres
nJ
"rd
of
t
Ipany-and
the
staff
which
theyjof
agrlculturTd,.
Meanwhile,
In
an
address
to"
-the
UN
Economic
and
Social
pr,,h,.nls
cannot
even
be
sen
Council
meeting
here.
David
A.
,.lb,v
dl.;l.USM(,.
ay
inry
wiau,
anu
wium
wiry
l
.
hui;
I
,
.
uiUUK
l
tlliH.
'certainly
need,
to
employ.
Expert
Goes
To
Mexico
MEXICO
CITY.
The
lessons
learned
by
New
Zealand
in
running
a
"trouble-shooting
service"
for
scientists
and
Industry
ILO
Outlines
Transfer
of
Europeans
Morse.
ILOs
airecior-generui
Ana
it
is
-m
Hits
issue
that.
Mr
stokes
has,
in
a
sense.
Argentina
Holds
School
Congress
said
that
ILO
is
ready
to
accept
The
'
l)oen
acting
as
mediator
between
1
nt
Lino
I
11
LI
ilMHl
n
II
Jl.t
.i?!.!ey
"L';
-OK
covernn;nt
has
put
for
mieration
nrogram.
"We
"''".r
THE
EXPERTS
SatJ
ram.
.
ie
(h1
ildlsls
AI1.Ei,i
.
mi-ration
as
an
Important
a'c
nrsi
-me
suRR-suon.
men
the
pro;pective
staff.
The
pros-ntrihntion
see
to
world
economic
another.
B..th
have
been
re-
p,,.lu
,
cmpoyer
has
refused
the
T'".e
I'-ersiaa
unv.Ttiment
p(..fcftly
reasonable
terms
upon
are
now
being
put
to
use
m
rPV.
p.
n
t
.
,
development
and
social
prog-MaXii
U'"
ress.
he
said.
"Migration
is
,
)'-
n..l
forward
no
proposal
01
nl(h
lhp
prospective
staff
are
ARGENTINA
TO
HOLD
BUENOS
AIRES.
A
group
of
Argentinian
teachers
recently
met
under
the
auspices
of
the
Fiee
Colic
je
of
Highr
Studies
in
this
South
American
caDital.
to
'Wiu,,.,
lnZ,
just
a
question
of
transporting
un
k
nd
which
even
begins
to
pITpared
to
w
irk.
And
that
take
account
of
this
fundamental
in
tilcre
is
no
point
di.
Pv
KAY
REX
Canadian
Prrse
Stan
Writer
other
Migration
activities
have
human
questn-or
how
to
per-
al
s
ng
other
matters
Out
-T.it
hn
n-
r
SUiiance
progmui
ui
me
uiiucu
-j
Nations
Educational,
Scientific
needing-
manpower
were
out-
and
Cultural
Organization.
lined
recently
by
the
Interna-
,
,
,
tional
Labor
Organization
(ILO
i.
j
The
founder
o
the
New
Zea-
J
h
land
government
s
service,
David
sPe
t
ies
Cairns,
a
36-year-old
scientist,
...
.,
.
Tne
situation
will
be
consid-
is
here
on
a
one-year
assign-'
ment
to
set
up
what
is
officially
ered
at
a
migration
conference
.....
...
tii
Ko
It
oM
lr
Martian
kavlnnl..
lj
ir
tj
.
w...
employment
organization
and
with
employment
services."
Mr.
Morse
said
that
the
present
situation
urgently
requires
n
la
.1
11.11
.
u..u.m.u,uiiid.
t(.
&J
Wijh
An
induslly
industry
t.)
run
it.
,
,
,
.
.
.
.
.
,
wl.irk
'
has
m
staff
rnpablc
of
It
is
not
an
i.'sue
between
the
,
Persian
government
and
the
running
It
is
now
a
question
for
U-Z
t'.ove.nir.ent
It
is
not
an
D'ctor
Moussadek
and
his
col-
l.s-u'r.
between
"na'i.ma'.ization"
leagues.
WELDING
C
called
the
"bibliograpnicat
serv-
.7
..
w
"6
that
one
international
agency
.
-"-HI
I
ice"
of
a
scientific
and
technical
'cn
represent-
"
.
,
d
j
developing
"
centre
Mexico
Is
now
establish-
of
3C
I
immigration
and
:
'J1
j,
n
'Ci
Z
ing
with
Uneseo's
co-operation.
,
jon
fleld
and
in
bringing
to
Eventually
the
centre's
service
for
professional
seientists
and,
!
bear
on
their
practical
execu-will
spread
beyond
Mexico
and
even
more
important,
for
Indus-
tjon
the
knowledge
and
exptri-be
made
available
to
countries.
try
and
agriculture."
price
of
other
agencies
each
in
i
1
Under
the
terms
of
the
Unesco
;
its
special
field.
Technical
Assistance
Agreement.
!
Unesco
is
sending
four
experts
throughout
Latin
America.
Mr.
Cairns,
who
was
secretary
of
the
New
Zealand
National
Commission
for
Unesco,
founded
his
own
government's
for
a
period
of
two
or
three
years
to
help
in
the
organize
INCREASED
PRODUCE
Output
of
farm
products
in
the
United
S'ates
has
increased
more
than
two-thirds
since
1942.
scientific
information
service
in
!
uu"
01
lne
cenlre
a
w
wain
....
,
local
personnel.
During
the
first
1944.
By
1948,
the
service
,upplyfng
iypar
nps0
ls
$ism
handling
200
requests
a
month
;
worth
of
equipment.
Four
fel-
Ra'ad
w
:k
among
other
&tucjy
rural
education
and
the
:.h.ngr
resulted
in
several
new
metnods
recommended
by
the
fruit
and
vegetable
concotions
jj
n
x
t
e
Nations
Educational,
being
p
aced
before
the
public
scientific
and
Cultural
Organi-rye.
zation
Unesco
i,
for
the
train-
!tU
Quebec
fisheries
depart-
ing
of
children
and
youths
in
mrnt
seized
on
the
"Week"
to
this
country's
different
econ-riistribute
a
lecipe
highlighting
Lm
c
and
geographical
ureas,
its
favorite
product;
a
canned
As
a
result
of
the
meeting,
it
iijd
plant
in
Hamilton,
Ont.,
was
decided
to
set
up
a
docu-vas
moved
t
)
offer
recipes
for
mentation
centre
and
a
small
some
of
lis
own
output.
publication
which
will
supply
,F
nall.
tt.
Dominion
Depart-
information
on
educational
mrnt.
of
Agriculture's
consumer
schemes,
and
to
call
a
teachers'
iprtinn
m
ked
over
a
few
angles
congress
to
formulate
concrete
r
mind-making
and
came
up
principles
for
Arentina's
rural
v-i'h
some
timely
tips.
education.
,
,'R'uffed
tomatoes
head
the
"1
t
JricuHure
ti'.pailment's
recom-
sa;t
fa
dissolved,
Add
six
table-j
ii'udUlons.
spoons
of
oil.
Such
a
variety
of
fillings
may
Salad
wiu
be
well
scasoned
if
1
f
wd
"lust
it
would
be
easy
tm-necl
carefully
with
a
spoon
to
scrc
a
different
stuffed
to-
"
!ind
a
iork
ma
to
salad
for
each
day
of
the
Dress
salad
on
crlspy
lettuce;
v.fk."
say
th-
home
economists.
s0
lnklp
with
grated
carrot
and
Ftr
rxamp'e:
A
filling
of
diced
uu.pped.
parsley.
This
salad
can
r-l'e-v..
dic-d
cucumbor,
sliced
al.Q
bp
ccolatr-d
witli
quarters
larlishei
and
chopped
green
nn-;
Qf
nald-boiled
eggs
and
toma-t"jis.
combined
with
a
little
whip-
j
totg
,rl
cream,
vinegar
and
season-.
I
n.
(to
tastei
for
Monday
hALADS
VITrl
cottage
cheese
filling
mixed
!
JANNr.I)
FOODS
Here's
w.iat
you
can
do
in
the
iviih
diced
celery,
chopped
pars-'
lc
and
salad
drcssing-for
Tues-
sa.ad
way
with
a
20-ounce
can
ci;i-.
04
sllced
beets
and
some
seasun-
rr"?fct
chicken,
diced
hard-'
'Kg:
rn
k.d
rggs
and
celery
and
i
Ingredients:
One
20-ounce
can
(
hupped
pickie
moistened
with,
sliced
beets;
one
tablespoon
of
ra'urf
di
e.ssinp-
for
Wednesday.
I
sugar;
one
tablespoon
minced
Cooked
leftover
macaroni,
onion;
one
teaspoon
salt;
dash
.nanhetti
wi'.h
diced
celery
aiid
I
of
pepper;
two
tablespoons
salad
wel'-s'-asor.jd
tomato
pulp
foricil;
onv-quarter
cup
vinegar;
six
Thursday.
I
.etwee
cups;
one-half
up
cot-
co'e
iaw
fo-
Friday.
tage
cheese.
from
New
Zealand
scientists
and
iow:,liips
will
be
awarded
to
Mexicans
who
will
visit
Euro-
industrialists.
"My
jab
in
Mex-
.
,
7r.'r
TP
JWL
m
;
ISLAND
DISCOVERER
The
Solomori
Islands
in
the
PneiiC
Ocean
were
discovered
m
15G8
by
Alvaro
de
Mvndana
on
a
voyage
from
Peru.
1
Am
11
.fiair
'Q5
rilPAIIO
MUfTARD
.
,
.
makes
hot
dogs
1
trcit.
Nipj,
but
doesn't
bite.
Sinuoth
fti
butter!
ico."
he
faid
recently,
"will
be
pcan
centre
to
gain
experience,
to
break
down
scientific
infor-jThe
Mexican
government
will
mation
into
a
usable
form
both
supply
the
building.
ft-
wm
KB
SLW
SI
Vbu'll
Prefer
Carnation
to
any
ofher
brsnd
Kl
chiu
tauci
.
.
.
with
tizrlinft
lum.
burgers,
there's
nothing
10
good.
Juu
tty
it.
L
A
I1-''
Oil
Whatever
your
experience
h.is
been
with
evaporated
milU,
you'll
be
delighted
to
find
out
how
much
more
you'll
like
Carnation
Evaporated
Milk.
A
full
half-century
of
experience
lies
behind
the
making
of
Carnation.
So
you're
sure
of
finer
flavor
and
consistency
.
.
.
longer
keeping
qualities
.
1
!,
"
C
'
"
V
'
y
:
'
tl
I
(
i
fx
i
li
(
(
'5
r
,
'-
ft
(
V2
Devilled
eggs,
on
a
bed
of
when
you
use
the
milk
with
the
red
anj
white
Carnation
label.
Drain
beet";
reserve
one-half
1
;up
liquo.
.
Combine
with
sugar.
,r:ion,
salt,
pepper,
oil,
vir.'.gar
irid
beet
liquor.
Cover.
Marinate
,
jver
nigh",
in
refrigerator.
Ar-ange
in
lettuce
cups.
Top
each
rv.ng
with
a
mound
of
cottage
lv
se.
Serve
with
French
dress-,
j.
Six
servings.
t
v
.11
u-
.if
tn
sell
It.
advertise
!
i
i'ad
dresini!
spread
on
tomato
petRls
for
Saturday.
I
IVJf
SALADS
HEALTHY
The
fisheries
department
of
Quet.'c
suggests
the
following
,'Hlad
as
"a
health-builder
for
the
children"
and
"a
treat
for
t.ie
grown-ups."
I.igredients:
Two
cups
flaked
SO
CREAMY
IT
WHIPS
CARNATION
is
milk
made
double-rich
by
evaporation
.
.
.
homogenized
and
heat-refined
by
special
Carnation
processes
for
smoother
consistency,
richer
flavor.
So
creamy
it
is
preferred
by
millions
in
coffee
.
.
.
and
it
whips
beautifully
when
icy
cold.
fWIITMIXie
riCKlIf
.
.
.
perfect
tth
picnic
fre,
matchicii
for
crisp,
delicious
flavour.
(
"
i
tookd
fish
(cod.
halibut
and
sol
tin;
two
cups
diced
potatoes;1
0.1c
cup
celery,
chopped;
one
rarr-
grated;
one
onion,
minced:
two
pickles
(chopped)
Rub
a
salad
bowl
witn
a
clove
of
garlic.
Mix
one
teaspoon
salt,
rnc-ouarter
teaspoon
pepper,
two
tablespoons
vinegar,
until
w
ix
v
t.
ii
a
I)
a,
l!
c
V
r
V
e
V
0
c
O
w
T
,
-
Cf
USE
IT
LIKE
CREAM
in
coffee,
on
cereals,
in
cream
recipe
Mix
it
with
an
equal
amount
of
water
to
give
file,
vitamin-D
enriched
milk
for
every
milk
purpose
"from
Contented
Cows"
'M
'--J
-"
if
Mh'
"w-
Sw
"
'-s
-m
nr-
misss
"v-'
Sn-t
SI
Buys
IB
0
KM
S
est
QUALITY
FOODS
AT
LOWEST
PRICES
75
!
K5.
COVE
A
VE
P.O.
BOX
818
CORN,
Cream
style
2,or23i
Nabob
PEAS,
No.
5
2
for
35C
Knyal
(
itv
Per
Coso
A
Per
Cose
$1.12
SAUERKRAUT
LUSHUS
DESSERTS
5
for
29(
MIIRRIIT'S
2
0'
41c
SUGAR
CRISPS,
Post's
2
for
37c
CORN
POPS,
Kellogg's
2
for
37c
QUICK
QUAKER
OATS,
3
lb.
size
37c
APPLE
JICE48
.:.:.V
jjorj63c
WE
HAVE
JUST
RECEIVED
A
LARGE
SELECTION
OF
GRAY
DUNN
DELICIOUS
COOKIES.
ORDER
SEVERAL
NOW
.
.
.
FOR
THE
COMING
SCHOOL
DAYS.
Ot..
-
T
SFINACH
2for30C
f
HONEY,
No.
1
White,
4
lb.
tm
WE
HAVE
A
LIMITED
SUPPLY
OF
AUSTRALIAN
CANNED
FRUITS.
G.r
IM
ON
THE
BIG
SAVINGS
AVAILABLE
NOW.
ORDER
YOURS
TODAT
89c
PARD
SS?n
2iin$2)
10!Mc
PER
SACK
3,75
ILIMIT2LBS.
PER
CUSTOMER)
New
C.-cn
Washed
PER
CASE
5,5!
SAVE
THIS
ADVERTISEMENT
AND
LET
US
SAVE
YOU
MONEY.
WATCH
OUR
WINDOWS
fCR
MANY
NON-ADVERTISED
SPECIALS
WE
CARRY
A
GOOD
SUPPLY
OF
THE
FRESHEST
FRUIT
AND
VEGETABLES
IN
TOWN.
WE
INVITE
YOUR
INSPECTION.
PREM
2
lins
1.09
SIDE
BACON,
in
the
piece
...Lb.
85c
Swift's
Premium
EGGS,
A
Large,
carlcncd
Doz.
85c
PARKAY
MARGERIflE
".:
,
.Lb.
35c
While
U
Lasts
PEACHES
M
ond
10CJ'"
.CHBBLERS
Delicious
cold
for
those
school
lunches.
5c
FREESTONE
FOR
CANNING
Per
Crate
2.8
ORDER
YOV'R
JARS
NOW.
TOO
STOP
and
LOOK
AUSTRALIAN
CANNED
MEATS
Real
Savings
for
the
Thrifty
Housewife
62c
Whole
or
Half
Per
Lb
Don't
Forqct
those
Rulers,
Crayons
and
Erasers
I'll
ii
i
iiiii.iiiihi
i
,rii
.m
s,
!,
i's..iiiiii"iii
ji'i
ii"ii"iii
I,
mi
i
ii
,iinii
mi
nii
I
i
WW
ON
ORDERS
OF
)
vlf
i
S3
00
OR
MnSF
V
PLEASE
LET
US
HAVE
YOUR
ORDER
BEFORE
1:00
P.M.
IF
DELIVERY
IS
REQUIRED
THE
SAME
DAY
PRICES
EFFECTIVE
TO
CLOSING,
THURSDAY,
SEPT
6
1951