Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
October
16,
1951
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BURT
LANCASTEf1
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Was
commissioned
by
elderly
was
on
the
waterwagon,
tcm-lovcr
of
newspapers
to
protest
porarily,.at
least,
vehemently
to
certain
news-
Had
lesson
from
super-sales-papers
of
the
invariable
prac-
man.
Filled
with
admiration,
tice
of
putting
address
labels
Felt
he
could
sell
fur
coat
to
a
upside
down
and
stuck
on
read-
marble
statue.
In
a
Dutch
home
ing
matter
but
NEVER
on
title
met
a
Hollander
who
had
only
of
paper,
and
secondly,
of
the
left
homeland
a
week
ago
and
insult
to
readers'
Intelligence
of
was
shown
a
beautiful
hand-having
to
turn
to
another
page
woven
tablecloth,
which
had
to
finish
an
article.
!
cost
40
guilders.
Find
it
sur-
Found
it
wasn't
true
that
any-!
prising
how
many
of
the
adult
thing
that
could
happen
to
my
,
immigrants,
even
after
many
feet
would
be
an
improvement,
i
years
in
the
country,
find
It
dif-
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WEDNESDAY
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RAY
MILLAND
JOHN
HOUIAK
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NANCY
DiVIS
LEWIS
SIONE
ifAN
HACLH
EXTRA
FORREST
TUCKER
In
ROCK
ISLAND
TRAIL"
C7
FAMILY
GROUP
This
informal
family
portrait
was
taken
in
countiy
home
of
Their
Majesties.
Taken
in
194
1.
this
United
photo
shows
the
King,
the
queen
and
Princess
s-Elinabeth
and
TOTE
ME
EXPERTS
JJati
...
Civic
Centre
Dining
Roc
WILL
BE
CLOSED
TODAY
OCT.
16
and
Tuesday
of
every
week
for
the
winter
season.
iicult
to
speak
and
understand
'
I:
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1
I
iMigiLMi,
auu
ijiiu
it,
iieuesuiy
to
get
children
to
speak
for
them.
Vowing
never
to
visit
again
at
night,
visited
again
at
night,
and
going
up
two
steps,
put
each
toot
through
space
beyond
stf"P.
I1C
above
another.
Thus
,
thrown,
door
opened
to
reveal
raft
of
open-mouthed
children
and
anxious
adults.
When
extri-
cated,
inspected
damaged
shin
I
ana
rumea
nyion.
uooa
one
win
team
up
with
one
salvaged
at
Telkwa.
Gave
ug
visiting
for
night.
Planer
mill
on
holiday-too
for
week-end.
Retired
to
hot
bath
and.
bed
suffering
from
shock
and
tummy
trouble
which
has
afflicted
visitors.
Felt
that
accusation
of
paternal
paren
when
I
was
a
child,
that
1
would
get
feet
twisted
up
in
a
bit
of
paper
tp
be
justified.
To
add
finishing
touches
to
already
shocked
system,
had
tumbler
blown
out
of
hand
by
pressure
in
pipe,
when
getting
a
drink
in
the
middle
of
night.
Flewin
Family
in
AfticlG
The
Victoria
Colonist
prints
a
n
ontira
nana
rinvntpH
tit
tVio
Flewin
family
of
Victoria.
This
will
not
be
without
Interest
to
ma
nM
,imr.
nt
Vrin
B.,r.
wno
will
i.member
John
Flewin
wt.
,
for
all
of
twenty
years
was
government
agent
at
Port
Simp-!
son.
He
was
a
frequent
visitor
in
Prince
Rupert
during
the
early
!
days.
His
father,
Thomas
Flew-1
in,
was
one
of
Victoria's
early
:
pioneers,
having
come
out
from'
England.
The
article
is
written
by
Jimmy
Nesbitt,
special
writer
of
Victoria.
It
contains
many
In-,
tercsting
pictures,
as
well
as.
data
concerning
Victoria
long
ago:
Sons
and
grandsons
of
John
Flewin
live
in
Prince
Rupert.
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BC
Theatres
j.
1
May
Go
Dark
Mr
MM
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t
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Gillnetter
Burns;
One
i
Man
Injured
.
;
One
man
suffered
severe
burns
:iri'l
a
fb.hina
boat
was
described
a
total
loss
after
a
fire
at
7:30
last
night
gutted
a
gillnetter
tied
,
up
at
Cow
Bay
floats.
i
In
Prince
Rupert
General
Hos-
pitul
Is
Roger
Powell,
in
good
condition.
Witnesses
said
last
night
that
the
32-fou'.,
gtllr.jtter
"blew
up"
shortly
after
Powell
entered
the
cabin
and
the
man
came
staggering
out,
his
clothes
burning.
An
unidentified
witness
spread
th:
alarm
which
was
phoned
to
the
lire
department
by
Tommy
Anion.
123
Taxi
driver.
Anton
then
rushed
Powell
to
hospital.
'
Hi?
shirt
was
burned
right
off
r!i
Lac!:,"
the
dr.ver
said.
Owner
of
the
gillnetter
is
Arch
Carat
ron.
but
he
was
not
available
last
n'Rht.
or
this
morn-lnj;.
The
vessel
was
burned
to
the
hull
and
was
taking
water.
Wh
n
the
blazing
boat
threat-
!
i
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-in
....
t
uic
wi.
i.-i
.i
ir-y
it,
i
My
and
it
s'orage
of
10.000
gallons
ot
gasoline
it
was
cut
adrift.
Firemen
who
arrived
at
the
scene
were
helpless
while
the
boat
burned
several
hundred
"feet
from
the
floats.
Pat
Wilson,
with
his
little
yacht
Marjoiie.
came
to
aid
of
the
Ii
em-n
and
tnwvd
the
burning
vessel
near
th"
floats
where
flames
were
scon
brought
tinder
control
by
the
ho
e.
remain'r.g
vinegar
a
little
at
a
time.
CHILLY
MORMMiS
There's
nothing
like
a
breakfast
of
pancakes
these
crisp
autumn
day..
'Ingredients:
six
cups
sifted
flour;
one
egg;
one-half
teaspoon
salt;
2'j
teaspoons
baking
soda;
one
quart
buttermilk.
Sift
the
dty
ingredients
and
add
well-beaten
egg
and
buttermilk.
Drop
Into
hot
greased
pan.
When
full
of
bubbles
and
brown
on
one
side,
turn
over.
pends
upon
coal
and
railway
BROADSTAIRS
Ei
transport.
There
now
are
fewer
Authorities
appruvw
than
700,000
men
working
in
the
to
transform
tht
pit,
and
l10th
of
that
total
Castle
Hotel,
a
fanx,
moves
out
yearly.
Only
half
of
this
Kent
town,
that
wantage
is
due
to
old
age
.
mem.-;.
A
snrAr
tor
kor
incapacity
the
rest
find
recently
carried
oat
i-
Everything
you
enjoy
about
the
-Playt.-x"
Living
Girdle
.
.
.
hut
now
with
a
cloud-soft
fabric
lining!
It's
bone-Irs".
seamless
.
.
.
with
the
lining
fused
to
a
sheath
of
smooth
"Latex."
Gives
you
."omplcte
freeuom
of
action,
wa.-hes
and
pats
dry
in
sjconds.
:
WALLACE'S
EDEPT.
STORE
.
The
Place
to
(io
for
the
Brands
You
Know
Moving,
I'ackins.
Crating
Shippinc
and
General
Cartaee
and
Storage
Complete,
lteliable"
and
Effi-u
nt
Service
Also
agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
for
Oxygen,
Acetylene
and
all
wvld.
'g
supplies.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE,
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
Cor.
-!nd
and
Park
Avenues
Es'
.910.
Phones
60
and
68
I
-'Wings
over
the
Interior'
Io
Terrace
daily
Io
Prince
George
nnd
Intermediate
Points
Three
Days
Weekly
Io
Kirimaf
and
Kemano
Daily
Exceot
Fridays
from
TERRACE
BA-.
LTD.
Crawford
Moore,
Agent
Prince
Rupert
Terrace
Phono
Black
A07
Fhone
133
a:oveptisino
in
the
daily
I
WORK
FOR
more
comiortaDie
jobs.
To
replace
the
loss
of
70.000
men
the
mines
are
eettinn
onlv
10,000
to
15,000
newcomers
an-(
ntially.
!
The
nationalized
railways
arc
equally
hard-hit.
They
need
25.000
more
men,
mainly
shunters
and
footplate
stokers
and
engineers.
Few
youngsters
are
taking
on
these
Jobs,
Aircraft
manufacturers
aro
seeking
150.000
recruits
in
the
next
three
years,
but
although
pay
and
working
conditions
or
generally
good,
the
chances
of
finding
the
needed
recruit
1
220
Sixth
St,
without
some
government
action
L
-
the
garden
at
Sandringham,
Kingdom
Information
Office
Margaret.
(CP
PIIOTOi
B.C.
El&ctric
Disclaimed
VANCOUVER-Vancouver
city
(council
will
endeavor
to
disprove
the
claim
of
the
British
Colum-I
bia
Eiectiic
Co.
that
It,
needs
higher
rates
to
provide
funds
for
'"'the.
expansion.
An
expert,
so
lar
unnamed,
will
be
presented
by
the
city
to
show
that
the
company
has
already
sufficient
capital
required.
i
Direction
I
!
Of
Labor
j
!
t
!
Is
Coming
1
,
By
MICHAEL
NEWMAItCH
LONDON
I
APi
Whoever
wins
the
October
25
general
election,
one
of
the
first
acts
of
the
ew
government
may
be
a
swipe
ul
-"e
"uc'lv
ol
the
working
"'an.
There
is
growing
specul-atl
.m
that
critleal
manpower
short
ages
are
forcing
Britain
to
some
form
of
modified
state
direction
of
labor.
Both
Labor
and
the
Conservatives
have
been
opposed
to
the
government
arming
Itself
with
wartime
power
to
draft
labor
where
It
is
needed
most.
But
the
lafk
of
men
on
the
job
ln
such
vital
.services
as
coal
mines,
railways
and
aircratt
factories
is
threatening
the
whole
of
Britain's
rearmament
effort.
That's
why
the
new
government,
despite
party
viewpoints,
is
expected
to
try
to
force
workers
out
of
comfortable
chairs
Into
the
mines
and
essential
war
planus.
The
working
population
is
bigger
today
than
ever
before-2JJ.000
out
of
some
5U.000.OOj
Britons.
There
are
plenty
of
anomal-areies
In
the
way
Billl.sh
woike.'A
are
distributed.
In
the
last
tnree
years
employment
in
candy
and
confectionary
factories
ro.se
from
58.500
to
more
!
At-
the
same
time
employees
have
been
drifting
away
from
industries
and
public
services
vital
to
tiie
existence
of
the
country.
The
whole
life
of
Britain
de-
Headache?.
.
By
KAY
REX
Cttimdlan
Prrsi,
Matt
Wntrr
CAULIFLOWER
AND
CABBAGE
Did
you
know
they
were
related?
The
cauliflower
in
lact
ir
described
in
the
dictionary
as
"a
cabbaf,j
with
a
large,
fleshy,
flower
head."
No
matler
its
ancestry,
the
point
is
that
this
vegetable
may
!be
served
ln
a
vr'rtV
of
wa's;
mute
wtiva
num
ine
uvrui;;.-
'housewife
possibly
realizes.
While
11
s
Sea:""1
nl
toi
the
home-grown
vai
rety,
nn-
Ported
cau'lower
can
be
bought
Prac,lcy
the
year
round,
Cauliflower
with
cream
sauce
or
just
with
a
pat
of
butter
on
;
top
these
are
the
two
most:
wid.-ly
ways
of
serving.
But
cauliflower
French-fried
or
fried
and
sauted
with
fine
herbs,
also
makes
a
tasty
dish
The
experts
recommend
cook-
,
ing
the
cauliflower,
i.
avps
;md
all.
In
etfect,
this
gives
two
vegetables,
the
white
curd
to-
gcther
with
the
greens.
It
is
or.
vegetable
that
should
be
cooked
in
the
shortest
posvble
tithe,
in
an
uncovered
vessel,
and
in
a
large
amount
of
water,
If
the
head
Is
whole
allow
25
minutv-s;
if
separated,
10
to
15
minutes.
NO
TRIMMINGS
wiiii-
1111P
p,.,
i;i
k:
wo
:rn.-
sp
jons
vinegar;
one-quarto
tna-
riysop
mustard;
three-quarters
teaspoon
salt;
one-eighth
teaspoon
pepper;
one
cup
salad
oil.
Beat
egg
yolk
and
add
one
tablespoon
vir.egar.
Add
mustard,
salt
and
p.-pper.
Mix
well.
D.
op
oil
a
teaspounful
at
a
time
into
the
egg
-mixture.
Beat
constantly
until
four
tablespoons
of
oi'
have
been
added.
Then
add
cl'
in
la'ger
quantities,
beating
thoroughly
alk.T
each
addition.
A:;
the
mixture
thickens
add
the
3
4
V
Got
up
to
ankles
in
thick
mud,
when
visiting
at
night.
Air
holes
in
shoes
distributed
mud
evenly
over
feet.
Returned
to
hotel
and
washed
feet
and
nylons
all
in
one.
While
drvine
had
interesting
talk
with
sick
American
who
had
to
stay
home
from
hunting
!
trip.
Was
told
that
Ketchikan,
j
Alaska,
had
14
liquor
stores,
14
bars
and
14
restaurants,
and
a
DODulation
of
five
thousand,
What
are
the
liquor
laws?"
I
asked..
"I
guess
there
are
none,
Just
drink
when
you
are
ready."
There's
a
new
pulp
plant
going
up,
which
will
mean
an
all
the
year
round
payroll,
instead
of
just
seasonal
occupations.
Spent
fascinating
hour
studying
school
map
of
B.C.,
re-living
trips,
and
tracing
new
Alcan
road
from
Francois
Lake
to
Houston,
and
planned
Forestry
road
into
tract
of
timber
south
of
Houston.
Conversation
turned
to
the
use,
in
certain
quarters,
of
washing
machines
in
the
making
of
homebrew
and
the
excellent
examples
of
deep
carv
ing
of
the
totem
poles
at
Kit
wancool,
15
miles
north
of
Kit
wanp.i
Repaired
to
cafe
to
hear
vorite
westerns.
Ruminated
on
unfathomable
behavior
of
year-olds
and
the
habit
of
viding
toothpicks,
not
so
widely
met
since
visits
to
continent
many
moons
ago.
'
Had
interesting
talk
with
old-timer
drinking
milk.
From
"cat-in-the-pantry"
look,
gathered
he
till
"Hospitality
and
Good
Fodd"
That
is
Our
First
Aim
Phone
17
for
Orders
To
Take
Out
Commodore
Cale
nf.ws
brings
results.
BOOTS
MEN
Handsome
outdoor
styles
for
storm
and
outside
work.
Leather
and
Rubber
Phone
Block
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lAMors
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largest
hotel,
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Did
you
Know
that
the
canh-VANCOUVER
Many
theatres
flower
may
also
be
eaten
law?
in
British
Columbia
may
daiken
'
separate
the
head
into
flow-their
doors
following
a
vote
yes-
p1T-
ot
reasonable
size
Drain,
terday
of
projectionists
to
strike
Remove
imperfections
Sprinkle
if
their
wage
demands
are
not
wilh
sait.
Chill
one-half
hour
in
met.
However,
another
meeting
lct
watP,
.
D;an
ImpaiP
n
of
Famous
Players
Canadian
toothpicks
and
serve
with
may-Corpo.ation
with
the
pro
jvction-
0i
naisc.
ist'
union
is
being
held.
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b
1
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i
The
mayonnaise
may
be
made
i,
w,
J
Pi
than
80.000;
workers
in
you
want
to
It.
advertise
tlve
trades
increased
by
120.000.
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are
not
bright.
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will
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no
fu.tnei
than
28c.
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Low
mileage
"MECHANIC'S
SPECIAL"
1937
Graham
4-door
sedan
$300.00
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MOTORS
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2ml
Avenue
at
1st
Street
Phone
866
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Becouie
DISPRIN
it
loubte
and
tubtlanliallr
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When
lakon
In
water
as
recommended,
it
enter
i
the
rtomach
as
a
true
solution
and
not
as
undissolved
particles.
It
is
therefore
less
liable
to
cause
stomach
discomfort.
DISPRIN
is
readily
absorbed.
Because
It
definitely
dissolves
(not
merely
disinlegrotes)
DISPRIN
permits
speedy
absorption
and
gives
quicker
relief.
DISPRIN
is
palatable.
Even
children
will
take
it
readily.
Geo.
Hill
&
Sons
LIMITED
ROYAL
LANDOWNER
As
the
Prince
of
Wales
Edward
VIII,
now
Duke
of
Winn
r
r.
made
several
visits
.to
Canada,
touring
the
country
from
coast
to
coast
and
visiting
his
ranch
ln
Alberta.
This
1927
photo
of
him
was
taken
on
Parliament
Hill
in
Ottawa
following
the
dedication
ceremonies
of
the
Memorial
Chamber
In
thj
Peace
Tower.
The
top-hatted
man
beside
him
is
Oen.
Trotter,
his
aide
and
companion
for
many
years;-
In
uniform
is
Major
Willis
O'Connor
aide-de-eamn
to
many
Canadian
tavernors-
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