prince
ttiiiictt
DaNy
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Saturday,
March
22,
1947
SABOTAGE
AND
MURDER
DRAMA
t.
.
"Crack.
up."
With
l'at
ONricn.
Claire
Trevor
and
"Herbert
(Marshall,
Coming
to
Capital
Sabotage
of
world-famous
art
treasures
and
a
mysterious
murder
spark
the
odd
drama,
"Crack
Up."
With
Pat
OBilen,
Claire
Trevor
and
Herbert
Marshall,
which
Is
to
be
featured
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
Sunday
ntldnisht
and
Monday.
Hard-bcilcd
drama,
humorous
interludes
and
thrilling
action
mark
the
picture.
A
mysterious
explosion
in
the
hold
of
a
ship
destroying
a
fa-Jt
oils
painting
enroute
from
New
Mother
and
Daughter
Will
Promenade
in
Easier
Outfits
'
from
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K
UMII
m.l
,
:
General
York
to
England,
arouses
suspicion
of
sabotage
in
the
mind
of
a
New
York
art
museum
curator,
who
shortly
afterwards
is
found
murdered.
A
museum
art
expert,
played
by
O'Brien,
is
sought
as
the
murderer
after
he
is
found
suffering
from
a
mental
crack-up.
the
result
or
a
slugging.
Working
frcm
cover,
O'Brien
stum
bles
on
to
a
big
art
racket.
Miss
Trcvcr,
as
Pat
O'Brien's
financee,
helps
greatly
in
clearing
up
the
mysteries.
Marshall
a
Scotland
Yard
man,
posing
as
a
visiting
British
art
expert,
also
aids
the
New
York
police
in
breaking
the
case.
His
interest
in
Miss
Trevor,
however,
causes
O'Brien
some
uncomfortable
moments.
The
rast
includes
Wally
Ford,
nay
Collins.
Erskine
Sanforcf
and
Mary
Ware,
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PRINCE
RUPERT
CANADIAN
PIANIST
SCORES
NEW
TRIUMPH
Ida
Krehm,
whose
rise
to
topflight
position
among
pianists
of
the
continent,
forms
a
success
story
of
the
music
world,
is
shown
in
photograph
with
Sir
Ernest
MacMillan,
famous
conductor
of
the
Toronto
Symphony
Orchestra,
with
whom
she
scored
a
new
triumph
in
symphony
appearance
in
Toronto.
She
had
rushed
there
from
Chicago
In
last-minute
substitution
for
Rudolf
Ser-kin
to
play
the
Brahms
Concerto
No.
1
in
D
minor.
Miss
Krehm
won
the
applause
of
the
critics
and
of
Toronto's
other
music
lovers
lor
her
mastery
of
an
assignment
difficult
for
any
woman
or
man
pianist.
Because
of
her
success,
she
was
Immediately
re-engaged
for
the
next
season.
Miss
Krehm
Is
a
Canadian-born
concert
pianist.
Her
native
city
is
Toronto,
where
she
won
the
first
of
many
music
honors.
In
addition
to
the
Toronto
Symphony
Orchestra,
she
has
been
soloist
also
with
the
New
York
Philharmonic,
the
Philadelphia,
Chicago
and
St.
Louis
symphony
orchestra.
Her
home
now
is
Chicago.
The
Experts
Say
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POULTRY
CUTS
POPULAR
WITH
SMALL
FAMILY
EASTER
SUGGESTIONS
With
Easter
practically
on
the
doorstep,
the
Easter
dinner
menu
for
the
family
of
two,
three,
or
four,
may
well
be
built
around
poultry
cuts.
Even
the
larger
family
mlay
want
t0
serve
cuts
on
this
special
occasion
so
that
everyone
around
the
table
may
have,
for
once,
their
favorite
pjrtion
of
the
chicken.
At
first
glance
the
price
asked
for
these
cuts,
particularly
the
breasts
and
legs,
may
look
high.
However,
when
one
considers
the
fact
that
there
is
no
waste,
as
the
chicken
is
all
ready
to
be
cooked,
and
also
that
one
is
buying
the
choicest
parts
or
the
bird
it
must
be
admitted
that
the
price
is
not
out
of
line.
Wings,
backs
and
necks
are
naturally
much
lower
in
price
than
breasts
and
lc?i.
With
a
thought
to
Easter.Sun-day
dinner,
home
economists
suggest
three
ways
in
which
chicken
cuts
may
be
served.
iStuffed
Chicken
Legs
Remove
bones
from
ckicken
less.
Fill
cavity
In
each
leg
with
favorite
poultry
dressing.
Sew
or
skewer
together
to
ccse
open
ing.
Brown
legs
In
hot
fat
using
one
tablespoon
of
fat
per
leg.
Bake
covered
in
a
moderately
slow
oven,
325
degrees
F..
for
ibout
one
hour
or
until
tender,
feasting
occasionally;
or
cook
covered
on
top
of
stove
for
about
one
hour,
over
very"
low
heat
One
large
chicken
leg,
stuffed,
two
ssrvings.
Fried
or
Baked
Chicken
J.reasls
2
chicken
breasts
flour
salt
prippcr
'4
cup
fat
Dredso
chicken
breasts
with
seasoned
flour,
brown
on
both
sides
In
hot
fat',
cover
and
simmer
over
low
heat
for
50
to
CO
minutes.
or
until
tender;
or
bake
covered
in
a
moderately
slow
oven,
325
degrees
F.
for
one
hour
basting
occasionally.
Three
to
fcur
servings.
Devilled
Wings
0
chklien
wings
I
VN:up
fat
I
1
teaspoon
mustard
j
Vz
teaspoon
paprika
,
few
grains
of
cayenne
;
Vz
tear
poon
salt
1
teaspoon
vines
r
2
tableiipoons
water
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1
cup
soft
buttered
bread
crumbs
Place
pieces
of
chicken
in
a
baking
dish.
Mix
fat
with
seasonings
and
spread
over
chicken.
&A
water.
Sprinkle
with
crumbs
and
bake,
covered
in
a
moderately
slow
oven
325
degrees
F..
for
one
hour;
or
cook,
covered,
on
ton
or
stove
over
very
low
heat
for
45
to
GO
minutes.
LARGE
RAIL
SYSTEM
India
has
the
fourth
largest!
railway
system
in
the
world
with
!
41,434
miles
of
track.
!
SALTIER
THAN
SEA
1
The
average
salinity
of
Qrrut
;
Salt
Lake,
Utah,
is
almost
six
times
greater
than
that
of
the
ocean.
DADDY
WAS
JAILED--Strick
en
with
pneumonia,
four-year-old
Janet
Margaret
Hewitt
Is
wrapped
in
rough
blankets
and
held
by
her
mother
in
their
coal-less
London
home.
The
child's
father
William
Frederick
Howitt.
47-year-old
laborer,
was
lined
for
stealing
coal
to
warm
her
bedroom.
The
magistrate
expressed
his
sympathy
but
explained
that
in
the
present
fuel
crisis,
to
ignore
the
theft
-would
be
to
encourage
others
to
steal
the
scarce
commodity.
Janet's
father
was
arrested
while
collecting
50
pounds
of
coal
dropped
from
wagons
at
a
siding.
No
Soap!
'
lZ
AND!
(
THIS
THl3
IS
IS
1
M
CiCHT
U.
EXTENSION
IS
DESCRIBED
Doug
Clark,
Lin
Brown
llcai
d,
rir
lures
Shown
at
Forum
Functions
of
the
University
of
British;
Coluimbla
extension
diparlmient
were
outlined
toy
Doug
Clark
of
that
department
as
a
part
of
the
program
at
the
weekly
National
Film
Forum
in
the
"Civic
Centre
Thursday
night
It
was
suggested
that
library
and
phonographic
record
circulation
services
might
be
of
particular
interest
in
Prince
Rupert.
Another
speaker
at
the
Forum
was
Miss
Lin
Brown
who
dealt
with
the
consumer
co-operative
and
credit
union
movement,
her
discourse
following
the
presentation
of
two
films
depicting
credit
union
and
co-operative
operations.
'Credit
Unions
the
Peo-
Hotel.
.
.
arrivals
Is
Prince
Rupert
N
Phillips,
Now
Westminster;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
H.
McLcod,
Por-i-hcr
Island;
A.
McLeod,
Porcher
Island;
F.
R.
Skidmor.Uanaimo;
L.
F.
Lowell,
Nanalmo;
Mr.
E.
Bruce,
city;
Mrs.
D.
Tulasky,
city;
A.
II.
C.
Morcton,
Vancouver.
EARLY
SETTLERS
The
Dutch
established
a
maritime
station
at
the
Cape
of
Good
Hope,
Africa's
southern
top,
in
1C52.
CITY
OF
HILLS
The
seven
hills
upon
which
Rome
is
built
are
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Caplto-line.
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Contributors
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Items
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social
and
persona)
interest,
are
always
welcome.
ANNOUNCING
the
pie's
Bank"
and
"Consumers
Serve
Themselves"
.were
the
titles
of
the
films.
There
was
general
discussion
to
bring
the
evening's
proceedings
to
a
close.
RETURNS
FROM
CONCERT
TOUR
j
The
town
of
Ocean
Falls
en-
joyed
the
first
cultural
program
of
Its
kind
in
12
years
Thursday
night
when
Joseph
J.
Franky,
Prince
Rupert
concert
pianist,
'played
in
the
auditorium
there
while
returning
from
New
Westminster
where
he
also
had
a
concert
engagement.
Mr.
Franky
returned
to
the
city
Friday
afternoon
on
the
Camosun
from
a
two
weeks'
trip
during
which
he
played
the
two
concerts,
and
Is
looking
forward
to
another
engagement
tour
In
May
when
he
will
play
a
series
of
concerts
under
sponsorship
of
the
Western
College
of
Education
at
Bcllingham.
Despite
the
fact
that
his
Ocean
Falls
performance
received
little
advance
billing,
It
was
well
attended,
Mr.
Franky
said.
In
New
Westminster,
where
he
Is
well
known,
there
was
considerable
interest
In
his
playing.
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