fmftssor
Calls
On
r
Women
to
Take
Part
it
Lift
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r
H:r..-n
dth-
:
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upon
"with
t'
n
ever
te-:t
in
the
public
tri
Rev
Allan
:c
;r
of
phlloso-j
o)
Holy
Ros-:i
ot'awa,
said
'
Catholic
;
cntion
proper
i
v
r.rsme
and
F::;:
Maclnnes.
j
critical
con-it
world
are
:3ie
security
!
s.i
the
family.
.:
f.rive
by
con-or
the
con-f
.
.)
homes
are
j
toacter
wo-1
than
men
;
ilems
where
j
perception
quired."
"
'Ii.ir;
partially
r
Pope
Pius
o
appealed
to
uke
part
in
If
NEWS
1EIC0ME
kk,
Items,
to
ensure
pa,
should
be
in
the
?i3a.m.
Contributors
ft
3
bear
this
in
mind.
N
::lal
and
personal
I
we
always
welcome.
a
m
1
;
I
.rt-US
PLANE
CKAotl
viiiiM-iiie
lung,
anxious
jBELDiArt
f
Hcnrv
Wanderer,
diamond
I
la'.'
..
.
v
-v
chna-n
as
ne
emoraceo.
nis
wne.
Euza-
'iw
ai
LaGuardia
Field.
Mrs.
Wanderer
Is
one
rTi.
rprent
Belclan
transAtlantic
Diane
dis-
vf!d
to
arrive
aboard
the
specially
equipped
:
.
J
.-.!-
.
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..la.
V
'T'Tnr
recoRmzea
nis
wue
umuug
uma
vic-
t5
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mannilylnit
glass.
Twenty-eight
were
killed
k
ROLE
Home
Recipe
GLAZED
HAM
HALLS
V2
lb.
ground
ham
lb.
pork
2-3
cup
rolled
oats,
uncooked
1
egg,
beaten
Vi
cup
milk
la
cup
brown
sugar
2
ablpodns
enriched
flour
1
teafpodn
dry
mustard
2-3
cup
fruit
juice
or
water
2
tablespoons
vinegar
C
whole
cloves
'3
cup
dark
corn
syrup
Combine
ham,
pork,
rolled
oats,
egg
and
milk.
Mix
until
thoroughly
blended.
Chill.
Shape
into
small
balls
and
place
in
shallow
baking
pan.
Bake
in
a
slow
oven
(300
degrees
F.)
'
for
1
hour.
Drain
off
the
drippings.
Combine
remaining
Ingredients
in
saucepan
and
cook
on
top
of
the
stove
until
slightly
thickened.
Pour
over
ham
balls
and
continue
baking
for
15
minutes.
Serve
in
the
centre
of
a
baked
noodle
or
rice
ring
if
desired.
Garnish
with
parsley
or
carrot
petals.
,
Makes
6
servings.
Time:
1
hour
15
minutes.
Temperature,
3'0J.
public
life
and
social
affairs.
It
read
in
part:
".
.
.
Catholic
women
and
youth,
the
hour
has
struck,
pub
lic
life
needs
you.
In
vain
would
we
preach
the
return
of
women
to
the
home
as
long
as
con
ditions
remain
which
keep
her
out
of
the
home
.
.
.
Evefy
woman
has
the
strict
duty
of
conscience
to
fight
the
evils
which
menace
the
home."
MIDDLESBROUGH,
Eng.,
P
MedlcalyOfflcer
Lloyd
Huges
has
reported
an
Increase
from
65
to
T9
ner
1.000
in
the
Infant
mor
tality
rate
compared
with
46
for
all
England
and
Wales.
Seasonable
Ideas
for
Housekeepers
OUR
GOOD
FRIEND,
POTATO
IS
COMING
IN
FAVOR
AGAIN
Although
there
14
still
a
lot
of
flesh
vegetables
oh
the
market
stall
and
In
the
stores,
potatoes,
which
were
more
or
less
forgotten
or
neglected
the
past
months,
are
creeping
up
on
us
again.
All
the
varieties
of
root
vegetables
come
more
and
more
general
standbys
with
colder
weather
but
because
they
are
familiar
to
everyone
they
don't
necessary
have
to
appear
in
tha
same
dress
every
day.
A
change
of
dress
or
at.
least
of
appear-
!
ance
Is
always
welcome
ever
f
down
deep
It's
really
the
samt
familiar
food.
Many
people
say
that
a
potato
Is
always
a
potato
!
ho
matter
what
you
do
to
it,
so
why
bother
disguising
it.
They
are
right
in
their
first
statement
hut
home
ecdriomlsts
disagree
i
I
with
them
on
the
second
one
and
j
offer
recipes
which
will
settle
i
the
argument
of
differences
of
.
oninlon.
1
Basically,
whether
the
potato
12
boilecj,
baked,
mashed,
riced
or
fried,
etc..
the
flavor
!s
the
same
but
seasonings,
other
-vegetables,
meat
drippings,
cheese,
sauces,
will
dress
It
ud
and
give
it
a
brand
new
dress
or
rather
flavor.
Potato
Chowder
2
tablespoons
fat
1
medium
onion,
minced
2
cups
diced
raw
potato
2
cups
diced
raw
carrot
2
cups
boiling
water
W'2
teaspoons
salt
',4
teaspoon
paprika
Va
teaspoon
pepper
'V
teaspoon
celery
salt
I
t3blefpcon
flour
1
tablespoon
fat,
melted
2
cups
hot
milk
Melt
fat
in
soui
kettle,
add
onion
and
cook
5
minutes
with
out
brown.
Add
potatoes,
carrots
pnd
water,
cook
till
vegetables
aTe
tender,
add
seasonings.
Blend
flour
with
melted
fat,
add
hot
milk.
Add
to
vegetables
and
cook
3
minutes
lonser
cr
until
sl!?hUy
thickened.
Garnish
with
chopped
parsley
if
desired.
Six
servings.
Potato
Creole
4
tablespoons
fat
4
cups
sliced
raw
potatoes
1
cnion,
sliced
2
cups
canned
tomatoes
or
tomato
Juice
IV2
teaspoons
salt
4
teaspoon"
fepper
Melt
the
fat
in
a
frying
pan
Add
the
potatoes
and
onion
ant!
cook,
for
10
mlnirtes.
Add
th'i
tomatoes,
salt
and
pepper.
Cover
and
simmer
for
30
minutes,
or
until
the
potatoes
are
tender
and
the
tomato
Juice
becomes
thick
ened
by
the
starchy
potatoes.
Six
servings.
Potato
Biscuits
2
cups
hot
riced
potatoes
2
tablespoons
grated
cheese.
1
teaspoon
chopped
parsley
2
eggs,
well
beaten
,
1
cun
sifted
all-purpose
flour
ml
-
om
A
Q
m
wt
Ni
Many-Colored
Heels
For
London
Belles
LONDON
t&
Suburban
Cin-derellas
are
more
likely
to
leave
colored
heels
behind
them
at
midnight
.
than
glass
slippers
this
season.
or
1
cup
plus
2
tablespoons
sifted
pastrv
flour
2
teaspoons
baking
powder
l
teaspoon
sail
To
the
potatoes
add
the
grated
.
The
latest
fashion,
introduced
by
a
shoestore
In
the
suburb
of
Burnt
Oak,
Edgware,
is
interchangeable"
to
match
r,ach
dance
frock.
thrifty
women,
who
feel
one
warm
winter
coat
is
worth
three
pairs
of
evening
shoes,
will
still
be
able
to
get
a
bit
of
glamor
by
experimenting
with,
three-pairs
-
of
-
heels
-
to
-
one
-
dance-slipper
bargains,
and
may.!
even
try
a
harlequin
effect
witn
one
heel
red
and
the
other
blues
LAND
FOR
EX-SERVICEMEN
SUVA,
Fiji
Island
W
Nine
allotments
on
Crown
land
near
Maafu
Street,
Suva,
have
been,
surveyed
and
are
to
ba
leased
to
ex-servlcemcn
who
wish
to
build'houses
under
the
colony's
rehabilitation
scheme.
EASTOOTE,
Eng.,
WA
barber
had
a
full
time
Job
with
special
shampoo
to
clean
the
hair
of
a
boy,
plastered
exlld
with
modelling
clay.
cheese,
chopped
parsley
and
the
well-beaten
ggs.
Sift
together
the
flour,
baking
powder
and
salt.
Blend
thoroughly
with
first
mixture.
Shape
into
rounds
like
a
biscuit
and
bake
In
a
hot
oven,
425
degrees
F.,
for
15
to
20
minutes.
These
biscuits
are
.good
served
with
jam
orjilly
and
require
no
butter.
YielA
18
12-lnch
biscuits.
The
Seal
of
Quality
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
iy.tAlMOSi
FINEST
SALMON
HOW
CAN
I
?
?
?
By
ANNE
ASHLEY
Q.
How
can
I
find
the
proper
working
height
for
a
kitchen
table?
'.A.
Ttv
hnlrifnor
Tip
nnnpr
nart
--.
j
c--
01
the
arm
close
to
the
bouy.
Then
bend
the
arm
at
the
elbow.
The
correct
height
is
the
distance
from
the
floor
to
the
elbow
minus
two
Inches.
Q.
How
can
1
iron
round
tabis
cloths
properly?
1
tA.
Always
iron
the
round
table
cloth
from
the
centre
to
the
edge,
and
then
roll
instead
of
Kaldlng.
4
.
EXTRA
VASTY
BREAD
disguises
...
a
madcap
orgy
of
doorbell
ringing
.
.
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apples
.
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.
popcorn
.
.
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and
as
a
special
treat
for
the
youngsters'
Hallowe'en
We
are
here
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serve
you
and
guarantee
you
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pleased.
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a:
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pie!
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FOOD
WOMAN
CRASHES
FOREIGN
OFFICE
LONDON,
The.
foreign
office,
hitherto
almost
exclusively
a
male
preserve,
established
precedent
by
appointing
28-year
old
Mis-
Monica
Milne
to
a
permanent
administrative
pest.
She
-nav
become
Britain's
first
woman
ambassador.
Daughter
of
Surgeon
iRear-ASmiral
Rcb?rt
Milne
a
llarley
Street
specialist.
Miss
Milne.
worked
in
the
Ministry
of
Eecnomic
Welfare
for
five
years
after
leaving
University.
Although
women
are
rare
in
foreign
effhe
employment
there
have
been
others,
notably
Mary
Craig
(MsGeachy
of
Sarnia,
Ont.,
who
fcr
a
time
was
temporary
first
secretary
at
the
British
Em-
I
uujj
ill
1
uatllli&vuji,
auu
auii.
Mrs.
Stettart-Mackenzle,
for
a
time
assistant
commercial
attache
in
Moscow.
&ECAUSE
IT'S
FULL-STRENGTH
this
active
fresh
Yeast
goes
right
to
work.
No
waiting
no
extra
steps!
And
Fleischmann's
fresh
Yeast
makes
bread
that
tastes
sweeter,
is
lighter,
finer-textured
every
time.
If
IUU
DANE
mi
numc
JJCl
Fleischmann's
active
fresh
Yeast
'
with
the
familiar
yellow
label.
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Canada's
tested
favor
ite
for
over
70
years.
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IN
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WE
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127
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1946
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October
31
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No
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No
city
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He
and
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Hill-Billys
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arm
'
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Terms
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accordance
with
W.P.T.B.
Regulations.
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service
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