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OAILY
EDITION
(
Timely
Recipes
Oyster
Dressing
Far
Four
3
cups'
soft
bread
crumbs
1
V
teaspoon
salt
'
teaspoon
pepper
2
tablespoons
oysters
liquid
V
cup
melter
butter
2
cups
chopped
Canadian
oysters
14
cup
chopped
celery
Friday.
December
29.
1939.
EDITORIALS
SUMMARY
EXECUTIONS
The
method
of
dispensing
justice
in
the
Soviet
reminds
us
of
the
stories
we
read
when
we
were
most
of
which
seem
to
have
beeen
based
on
the
Ar
1
teaspoon
lemon
Juice
j
Combine
bread
crumbs,
salt
andi
pepper.
Add
oyster
liquid
to
melted
j
butter.
Wash
oysters,
remove
the
thick
muscle
and
chop
in
pieces
or.
.ters,
celery
and
lemon
Juice
to
bread
mixture
and
combine
all
Ingredients
lightly
with
a
fork.
j
PICKANINNY'S
CHANCE
"
NEW
ORLEANS,
La.,
Dec
29
:i
iiuutca
mi
cvnuuai
ucaui
irom
tuberculosis
for
the
colored
baby
are
virtually
two
and
one-half
times
as
great
as
they
are
for
the
white
Infant,
medical
statistics
show.
1
This
picture
released
by
the
Aiaed
censors,
th
x
-a
heav
weepen
in
front
of
the
Maginot
Lane
TT'
-
m
Line
by
the
certsct
board
s
caption-writers
Ly
:.e
Clevt
:
-
VISITORS
TOO
GOOD
LAST
EVE
Varsity
Hoop
Plays
Rings
Around
Squad
and
Wins
Br
To
53
Score
The
hard-checking
and
sure
around
the
Standard
Oilers
of
Prince
Rupert
last
night
In
the
second
of
a
two-game
basketball
series
and
won
by
a
score
of
73
to
33.
Half
time
score
was
28
to
11
In
Varsity's
favor.
Doug
Alexander
and
George
Pringle
led
the
scorers
with
fifteen
each
while
Pat
Flynn
made
fourteen.
Sonny-Beynon
and
Herbie
Morgan
were
tops
foi
Prince
Rupert
with
ten
each.
Sure-fire
combination
and
stiff
blocking
tactics
featured
the
piay
of
the
visitors,
giving
the
locals
little
freedom
of
action.
Consequently,
the
Oilers
were
forced
In
to-
the
position
of
playing
long
passes
and
long
shots,
taking
chances
which
conduced
to
loose
play.
The
visitors
were
In
control
of
abian
Nights
tales
when
men
and
women
had
their
heads
,pIay
at
practically
all
time.
CrlOTltW
nff
u-iH,nnt
or,,,
wrvro:,
-
ttV,n
nt
oor,:
,Thelr
abiUty
to
long
menl
or
horror.
It
is
typically
Oriental
and
out
of
keeping
with
western
civilization.
Yesterday
we
heard
the
expected
result
of
the
failure
of
th
Russians
to
wipe
out
the
Finns,
A
number
of
mili
tary
leaders
were
executed.
We
understood
the
punish-mept
was
not
so
much
for
losing
the
campaign
as
for
ad-using
the
dictator
to
invade
Finland
when
they
were
not
in
a
condition
to
win.
Either
reason
would
have
been
sufficient
for
a
man
to
be
"liquidated"
in
that
country.
CURIOUS
MENTALITY
We
cannot
understand
the
mentality
of
the
people
who
still
look
upon
Russia
as
an
ideal
country
with
a
government
we
well
might
imitate.
They
do
not
realize
that,
if
they
had
lived
m
Russia
and
been
outspoken
against
the
system
as
these
people
are
here,
they
would
have
been
"liauidated"
long
ago.
Opposition
to
the
wobbling
policy
of
Stalin
is
not
allowed
there.
We
suppose
these
people
want
to
le
different
from
others.
We
can
hardly
believe
them
sufficiently
dense
not
to
see
through
the
crude
camouflage
of
the
Communists,
ANOTHER
REVIVAL
1
Now
that
Communism
is
in
bad
repute
in
this
country,
the
Communists
are
said
to
be
reviving
the
Labor
Defense
League
as
a
means
of
carrying
on
their
propaganda.
At
one
time
this
semi-communist
organization
was
active
in
Prince
Rupert
but,
with
the
formation
of
a
Communist
branch
here,
it
was
gradually
allowed
to
become
more
or
less
inactive.
The
same
thing
happened
practically
throughout
the
country.
Now
the
Leairue
seems
to
be
coming
l)ack.
What
is
desirable
to
remember
is
that
this
is
one
of
the
organizations
under
the
wing
of
the
Communists
and
designed
to
carry
on
a
similar
kind
of
range
was
a
feature
of
the
game
as
indicated
by
the
fact
that
Pringle.
the
big
.
All-Canadian
guard,
who
shoved
them
In
with
unerring
accuracy
from
mid-floor
or
even
further,
was
a
top
scorer.
Sonny
Beynon.
from
floor
centre,
actually
started
the
scoring
again
last
night
as
he
did
in
the
first
game
and
local
hopes
again
ran
high,
only
to
be
dashed
when
It
turned
out
that
this
was
to
be
the
only
Prince
Rupert
field
basket
for
the
entire
first
quarter.
Brad
Matheson
scored
a
point
from
Campbell's
personal
and
Pringle.
from
away
put.
netted
a
coonle
of
field
baskets.
From
this
oobit
on.
the
Thunderblrds
started
to
build
tro
their
scqre
as
they
showed
fine
combination
and
pass
ins
worr
while
their
defence
kept
the
locals
almost
completely
at
bay.
being
unable
to
get
Into
scoring
nositton
.
In
such
brief
brakawjyi
as
they
had.
Just
be
fore
the
end
of
the
quarteT,
Bobby
Houston
was
able
to
snare
a
point
on
Livingstone's
oersonal
to
make
the
count
IS
to
3
for
Varsity
Rupert
and
Urbitatone
of
Vancouver
getting
the
foil
foar.
The
penalty
count
was
as
follows:
Vancouver
Livingstone.
4;
Straight.
3;
Flynn.
3;
Mathtson
1:
Alexander.
3
Total.
14.
Prince
Rupert
Campbell.
1;
Beynon,
4;
Morgan.
3;
MacPhee.
3;
Dominate,
3:
Currie,
1;
Stiles.
2
Total
17.
Johnny
Coma
d
ma
was
referee
ind
Norton
Young
umpire
with
Andre
Letoumeau
as
score
keeper
ind
Etlo
AntonelU,
time
keeper.
Mettakatla
Beats
Navy
In
the
curtain
raiser
for
the
venlne,
Old
Metlakatla
defeated
a
team
representing
the
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
by
a
score
of
25
to
17.
The
naUves
were
good
value
for
the
victory
over
the
larger
but
slower
navy
men
who
are
probably
too
busy
winning
the
war
to
ge
much
time
for
basketball
practice.
Half
time
score
was
13
to
9
for
the
Navy.
Th
individual
scoring
was
as
follows:
Metlakafla-
F
Auckland.
8;
Arnold
LelRhton
2:
J.
Haldane.
2.
After
Beynon
and
MacPhee
had
J
Allan
Prevost.
11;
B.
Nelson.
2:
1?
:v7-t
.
Ft-
ii
a.""
rr.
Mn-ir
.
-.lied
dr?c
.df
-
f
Mr.
mot
the
wordas'?
on
thr
ur.
t.
irre!
cen
out
in.
the
name
started
to
Sinclair.
II
Leinhti.n.
H
Leaak
liven
up
for
a
while
in
the
second
Total.
26.
,
quarter.
Currie
and
Beynon
made
R
C
N
V.
R.
Luodquiai.
3;
0.
a
couple
of
nice
field
baskets
for
Brawn.
11;
Keaya;
Hasty;
McKay;'
Prince
Rupert
but
the
visiters
were
Arney.
I;
Blaln;
A.
Davtea
Ttal.
j
tossing
them
In
from
all
angle
17.
I
and
the
half
ended
38
to
11.
j
p.
Auckland
was
banished
fori
WhlV
the
count
so
far
aaahut
1
personals
and
A.
Leighton
and
J
j
them,0acfc
Dido
Otsrrteh
Sire
HaMane
each
had
three
called
the
local
older
l
ataoot
at
all
j
against
them
with
A
Prevoat
.one
Lca'
costs
but
the
wide
open
plan
There
was
only
one
Prince
Rupert!
availed
nothing.
Herbie
Morgan
I
offender.
Arney
against
whom
two
came
to
life
and
was
able
to
net
were
called
by
Referee
Dominic
j
a
ample
of
basket
among
those
Monteaano.
j
which
Prance
Rupert
made.
Var-t
iy.
mraniime,
ws
siftl
buttdmg
umbia
T
1
Thunderblrds
7
.
played
7'7
circle
Z
"
U
re
and
the
three-oaarter
time
count
...
was
4?
to
nQ
19.
The-
fawth
Quarter
was
a
repl-
tton
of
the
earlier
stage
of
the
game
vrtth
the
visitors
eon
tinnitus
to
score
themaehrea
with
monotonous
regularity
as
they
almost
completely
smothered
the
local
attack.
Beynon
and
Morgan
were
ch
responsible
for
a
couple
of
i!ce
basket
nevertheless.
The
individual
scoring
was
as
follows:
Yarattjr
Uvtacstone.
6.
Straight
7:
Pedtew.
9:
Frynn.
14:
Mathtson.
7:
Alexander.
15;
Pringle.
15.
Standard
OU
Campbell;
Hotke-slad:
Beynon.
10;
Morgan.
19;
Mac-hee.
6;
Daminato:
Houston.
2;
Carrie.
2;
Stiles.
3.
In
view
of
the
nature
of
play,
the
game
was
replete
with
pergonals
with
Beynon
of
Prince
TAK'A
PEC
O'
The
crowd
wttneating
the
games
was
about
the
same
sice
at
that
of
the
night
prevtowi.
It
waa
atttl-;
cipated
last
night
that
the
aerteal
would
about
break
even
financially
1
despite
the
heavy
expense
hi-j
volved
in
bringing
the
Varsity
;
team
here.
SOME
TALL
IJAHY
SYDNEY.
Australia.
Dec
29.
'CP)
e4M4
giraffe
to
be
bwi
in
cap-
ttvtty
in
Australia.
Taronga.
an
Infant
of
six
feet
four
inches,
was
born
to
African-bred
parraW
in
the
I
soo
here.
Mother!
DON'T
DOSE
GOLDS
Avoid
Rhlc
and
Rerevv
Mhtry
W
QUICK
External
Way
Exrcricncrd
mothers
don't
like
to
risk
nuking
discomfort
of
colds
worse
by
drastic
internal
dosing.
That's
Why
they
treat
children's
cold
ex
tenuHy
with
Vicfcs
VapoRub.
VapoRub
acts
on
the
skin
Lite
a
wanriuig
poultice
and
at
the
same
time
gives
off
soothing
vapour
that
arc
breathed
direct
Into
irritated
air
pasuccs.
This
pouiikc
and
varour
action
relieve
miscrkt
of
coli
quickly-WITHOUT
NEEDLESS
DOSING.
mm
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
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Safe
tn
good
condition.
Apply
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tf.
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FOUND
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gas
tank
cap.
See
it
at
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tf.
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black
kid
neece1
lined
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Owner
may
have
same
by
paying
for
this
advertisement
tf.
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BEGG
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OLD
SCOTCH
WHISKY
This
advertisement
;s
not
published
or
aUplayed
by
the
Liquor
Ccittrol
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
BrltL-h
Columbia
Friday,
Dccmr.t
2
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PAfJt
TWO
TIHI
DAILY
NEWS
DEFENDING
THE
MAGINOT
LINE
JUST
IN
CASK
(COUNCIL
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FOR
MOBt
nl
Three
men
who
Ctoh
hi
the
Otm
g
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ELECTED
w
militiamen
for
othe
"4
Jame
Adam
1
Lesder
of
Nan
KUer
Native
Village
Of
r.UUk.
1940
euulau
of
'.ru
t
New
Year
damlks
Thl
Vfar
PMnt.
James
a-,
r
.
Happy
Vlee-Presidcnt
Councillors-Jan.,
a
p
AIYAN8H.
Dec
29:
8
pedal
to
raham
William.,
i
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1
The
newly
elected
Orwald
Morten
,,
1
Oltlakdamlx
village
council
for
Grand
isoa
To
All
Our
Friends,
and
Customers
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
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Home
of
Good
Shoes
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COLUMBIA
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V-8
Del
uxe
Sedan
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On
Display
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and
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for
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Ltd,
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for
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MacKenzie's
Furniture
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r.ct
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Are
Built
Thane
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p.m.
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If
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Prince
Itupcrt
Arent.
Third
Ate.
A
Happy
New
Year
from
us
Of
The
Bulkley
Valley
to
you
Of
the
Prince
Rupert
District
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Valley
Collieries
Ltd.
jn
smrr
fc
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SHIP
A
10-LH.
ROX
OF
NEW
PROCESS
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Brand
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TO
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FRIENDS
For
S1J
we
wfll
deliver
a
box
of
Klpners
to
your
frifnd'i
noMj
In
y
Express
Klnt
In
ti.C
or
any
Canadian
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pomt
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and
Manitoba.
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will
enclose
card
with
name
of
sender.
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