5
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
December
21,
1950
Year
In
Review-
Counsellor
On
V.D.
Is
Visitor
Past
Misfresses
Of
L.O.B.A.
Dine
Mrs.
W.
Thomson
was
guest.
During
the
evening
Mrs.
Gus
Krause
gave
an
interesting
account
of
her
recent
trip
to
Scotland.
The
Interchange
of
presents
added
a
delightful
touch
to
Canadian
Economy
Marks
Up
Records
In
Busy
Yearg
By
HAROLD
MORRISON
.
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
"
OTTAWA
(CP)
The
fruits
of
prosperity
were
showered
on
Canada
with
unsurpassed
generosity
in
the
gathering.
The
Past
Mistresses
of
the
Ladles'
Orange
Benevolent
Association
gathered
Monday
night
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
E.
A.
Evans
for
their
annual
dinner
party.
Those
present
were
Mrs.
John
Johansen,
Mrs.
H.
Killan,
Mrs.
H.
Paulson,
Mrs.
R.
Murray,
Mrs.
Gus
Krause,
Mrs.
Fred
Barber,
Mrs.
H.
Smith,
Mrs.
L.
Wide,
Mrs.
P.
Ellison,
Mrs.
V.
Menzies,
Mrs.
i
r
-
ir.-;
,-.
I
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J
1
V
-
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Correlation
of
policy
and
education
In
venereal
disease
control
is
the
Job
of
Miss
Doris
Barish
P.H.N.,
Vancouver,
presently
visiting
Prince
Rupert
Health
Unit.
Miss
Barish,
epidemiological
counsellor
for
trie
division
of
venereal
disease
control,
Department
of
Pub'ic
Health
and
Welfare,
arrived
in
the
city
by
Saturday
night's
.
train
to
call
here
for
her
last
visit
to
northern
health
units.
The
Idea
of
the
department
Is
to
study
the
policies
of
the
15
health
units
In
the
province
and
formulate
an
overall
plan
for
the
educational
side
of
V.D.
control
President
of
the
past
mistresses'
11)50,
and
officials
belitve
that,
if
all
goes
well,
the
shower
may
be
continued
well
into
1951..
group,
Mrs.
John
Johansen,
was
E.
A.
Evans,
Mrs.
B.
Guyan
and
!n
the
chair.
Worthy
Mistress
Mrs.
W.
Thomson.
Grim
problems
of
surpluses
have
disappeared
into
the
darkening
clouds
of
war.
If
anything,
the
i
mm
mm
demand
for
goods
in
1951
mayi
i
become
so
great
that
there
sim-Lrnsa
national
nmdnet
mm
total
p.,
w
uc
eauusii
to
gu.of.all
goods
and
services
pro
ii
c
h
duced,
to
a
record
$17,000,000,000.
f
it
prufyjr'000-000
over
txszz:
prtVlOUS
year,
urphanw
nf
Irlna
lyuim,
The
crucial
shortage
is
in
steel,
wrought
by
a
sudden
swing
in
the
economic
machine
to
gird
SCULLING
GREAT
Bobby
Pearce,
Canada's
imported
Australian
who
is
the
only
sculler
to
win
the
world's
rowing
-championship-twice,
finished
-
a
.
close
second
to
Joe
Wright,
Sr.,
as
the
top
Canadian
sculler
In
the
first
half
of
the
century.
Born
In
Sydney,,
Australia,
Pearce
dominated
MONTREAL,
Dec.
21st
"Up
to
your
eyes"
in
Christmas
shopping?
Then
here's
a
time-saving,
meal-getting
tip
for
you.
Prepare
several
delicious
JELL-0
dishes
(fruit
salada
'n'
desserts)
and
keen
them
in
the
ire-box
4.
so
utauoc
uuiiai
iiuyyjt,v
v.
for
defence.
Even
with
controls
i
gtrictions
expons
to
Britain
In
recent
vears.
according
to
Dr.
Duncan
Black,
director
of
Prince
Rupert
Health
Unil,,
the
m
ready-to-serve
at
a
moment's
notice!
So
easy
to
prepare
.
i
.
JELL-O
JELLY
POWDER
mere
is
no
certainty
that
the
shortage
in
steel
will
be
overcome.
Sharp
cuts
in
many
civilian
goods
Canadians
like
to
buy
arc
in
prospe:t.
Canadians
got
an
inkling
"of
this
in
the
dwindling
days
of
the'
Australian
amateur
ranks
before
turning
pro.
He
came
to
Canada
In
1930
and
lives
in
Hamilton,
Ont.
(CP
PHOTO)
o.ippea
about
$250,000,000,
but
this
was
more
than
taken
up
with
a
$400,000,000
oiimb
in
salea
to
the
United
States.
And
probably
most
significant
of
all,
Canada
achieved
a
near-balance
In
her
trade
with
the
U.S.
The
traditional
annual
Imbalance
of
about
$500,000,000
which
normally
put
a
crimp
in
dishes
are
always
welcome
and
as
gay
and
merry
as
Christmas
itself.
And
you
have
Jcll-O's
seven
"loeked-in"
flavors
to
choose
from
...
all
of
them
exciting
AND
economical!
Holiday
Tip
for
Christmas
shoppers:
watrh
out
for
colds
,
especially
1950.
Compulsory
steel
controls
puhlie
hfls
become
much
more
aware
of
V.D.
and
has
been
reporting
symptoms
at
the
earliest
opportunity.
The
maturity
of
those
who
have
contracted
a
disease
are
anxious
to
take
treatment.
Although
there
is
provision
for
bringing
in
law
enforcement
agencies
to
assure
that
those
Infected
receive
treatment,
Dr.
Black
said,
it
has
not
been
necessary
to
do
that
since
he
has
been
director
of
the
health
unit
here.
a
step
the
government
took
with
the
greatest
reluctance-
were
clamped
on
to
block
sales
Canada
s
dollar-
reserves
was
chopped
down
to
about
in
crowded
morns
anu
streets!
wltfir
buy
AISOlllSl
note
and
krep
it
handy
I
Taken
at
6rst
si(?n
of
cnitHw)
and
gnren,
this
new
antihistamine
discovery
for
colds
can
slop
cald
tymptomt
in
a
$ingle
day!
And
you
ran
enjoy
Anohist's
prompt,
effective
relief
for
only
about
3c
per
tablet.
So
be
prepared!
Get
the
fcuper-Kconomy,
Family-Size
Bottle
of
36
tablets
at
your
druggiHt'g
Unlay!
Remember:
all
antihistamine
are
not
alike.
Thcu
vnrv
areatlu
in
performance.
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and
Printed
.
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Prince
'
.'';'
Rupert
This
Imbalance
may
disappear
altogether
in
1951,
with
the
big
rearmament
drive
In
the
United
Anuhwt
t
the
antihistamine
jormula
recommended
lor
family
use
because
oj
tin
tucceas
in
actual
clinicai
tests.
States
calling
for
greater
arjrl
greater
supplies
of
raw
mate
V
Miss
Barish
reports
a
successful
trio
and
has
found
excellent
co-dperalion.
She
sails
tonight
on
the
Prince
George
for
Van
Before
Chrinmai",
Baby't
Too
Tiny
to
eat
most
For
"Just
rials.
The
Canadian
economy
in
for
non-essential
construction.
But
even
with
these
shortages,
and
others
which
are
beginning
to
show
up
in
aluminum,
nickel
and
other
strategic
metals,
Canada
is
not
expected
to
fall
back
from
the
records
in
trade,
capital
Investment,
national
in:ome
and
gross
national
production
she
built
up
in
1950.
A
.dackening
In
civilian
construction,
forced
by
controls,
is
expected
to
be
taken
up
with
a
quickening
in
defence
building.
Controls
on
exports
of
certain
strategic
goods
are
expected
to
be
countered
with
an
expanding
domestic
market.
holiday
foods
but
there's
a
t(
regular
"party
couver.
heres
the
sav-ineest"
meal-get-
ting
discovery
I've
ever
made!
Just,
let
Heini
"Chef"
Bee
you
through
these
XLjn
t&r
dish"
he
II
enjoy
J
jrf'.'Ji.everv
morninet
--J
.
.
vlimmv
fi
t
lovely,
dinntr-ilitd,
paper
ntpkini
-
1950
was
so
strong,
so
buoyant
that
the
government
could,
without
batting
an
eye,
free
the
dollar
for
the
first
time
since
the
beginning
of
the
Second
World
War.
This
bold,
Imaginative
step,
taken
mainly
to
put
a
halt
to
Inflationary
speculation
that
hectic
Christmas
shopping
days
I
lhickntMtt
of
loft
clluloi.
Mountic
Is
Fined
For
Drunkenness
'
VICTORIA
There
will
bn
an
Investigation
Into
the
ease
of
23-year
old
Constable
John
F.
M"-I
"od
wt"
has
bmn
f'nrt
!n
Esquimnlt
court
f"r
"drunkTi-nrss.
He
at
firrt,
ridded
irtilU''
JOHN
H.
BULGER
'
IT
METRIHT
Join
Bulger
Ltd.
I
hi
let
MVHnilt
i
.
Nl'MKIUK'S
RECOUPS
Canada's
devalued
dollar
would
cling
to
your
'ikt
fine
linenl
0
t
paclcisi
on
Itundry
4
)J.
be
brought
up
to
war,
earned
and
then
"harmed
the
plea
to
Minute
"CREAM
OF
WHEAT"
tliat
cooks
to
baity-ready
diRosti-bility
in
just
five
minutes
of
boil-inu.
Kur
a
fnrriul
baby-treat,
wrve
"Ctvnm.
of
Whnt"
topped
with
&
"Clown's
Face"
of,
raisins.
He'll
rrow
with
delight!
And,
my
Rood-nss
it's
Rood!
Oood
for
biin,
too.
For
5
Minute
'Cream
of
Wheat"
eontain.i
Iron
nt'ectsary
for
good
Tfcl
blood
and
Calcium
and
Phosphorus
for
dirts
deficient-
in
these
elements.
And
mother!
here's
H
special
ofTej
!
..
.or
your
jree
copy
of
helpful?
delightfully
itluttratrd
Iraflrt
"Common-tense
Feeding
Habits
far
Your
Baby
simply
trrife
to
me,
Barbara
Hrent,
1411
Crescent
St.,
Canaca
the
respect
of
the
mane
one
of
guilty.
"
tin
rue
s
of
the
world.
The
dollar,
devalued
9.1
per
km
.
.
.with
his
7
HfclNB
MAIM
COl'K.SE
MEALS!
All
you
have
to
do
is
heat
any
one
of
them
and
a
hot,
delirious,
nourishing
main
dish
is
ready
for
your
family
to
enjoy!
They,
save
you
work
save
you
worry
nave
you
hours
at
the
stove
and
save
you
money
by
taking
the
'place
of
dishes
that
cost
more.
And
here
they
are:
four
favourite
kunh
of
Beans,
all
oven-baked
two
kinds
ul
Conked
Spaghetti,
and
Hcjnt
Cooked
Macaroni
in
Crcr.m
Sauce
with
Cheese.
You
know
they're
good
because
they're
Heinz!
Soon
there
will
be
a
new
variety
Heinz
Cooked
Macaroni
in
Tomato
Sauce
with
Cheese.
Baby
Will
Be
Happy
'a'
Healthy
'4
The
records
Canada
chalked
ip
In
1950
were
spread
throughout
the
ceonomte
realm.
Unem-),oymcnl
was
pared
to
the
bone,
fobs
went
beting
in
agrlcul-ure.
Wages
to
x
growing
labor
ro
"wept
to
$8,200,000,000
from
$7,700,000,000
in
1949.
;ent
in
194U
in
relation
to
the
U
S.
dollar,
Immediately
shot
up
about
five
per
cent
shortly
after
it
was
freed
on
September
30.
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
Capital
investment
shot
up
to
officials
predicted
it
would
go
record
$3,700,000,000;
and
the
i
a
Montreal,
P.Q.
even
higher.
In
freezing
the
dollar,
the
government
acnieved
its
goal.
The
TAILORING
for
todies
and
Gchtlemoit
UriG,
Ihe
TAILOR
the
live-long
JL
day
up
to
all
Mortimer
i.
(Near
CFPR)
R.
F
324
2nd
A
SEATING
its
Best
sorts
ot
endear-inn
mischief
.ipu.ators,
who
had
rusneet
millions
of
dollars
of
"hot
money"
onto
the
Canadian
scene
on
the
chance
of
making
a
quick
prolit,
showed
no
rush
to
cash
wnen
you
seep
him
well-fed
i
HEINZ
with
Phone
649
&'.B
Sixth
8t
ND
I
in
their
chips.
The
speculative
jpvestments
remained.
I
'"
-
.
"
,
Prince
Rupert
Florists
Flowers
.fry.
All
Occasions
300
3rjlve.
Dox
516
Tel.
771
For
A
Benulr-Complrxlon
M
jresh
and
Biiaiklins
m
Christmua,.
snow
tlicre
s
a
"mBpical"
skin
beautifier
called
PENATKN.,.
I
and
you'll
find
it
in
Ihe
nrw,
cxtra-
HEATERS
BK'Ilt,
Itii-al
.vrtVAV,v.v.v.vwYv.vMWiAWi,iv.
Black
Objec!
Plane
Wheel?
NOTICE:
STRAINED
BABY
FOODS!
And
he'll
be
happiest
of
all
when
mealtime
conies
'round
for
babies
love
Heins
Haby
i'oods
.
.
.
the
two
delicious
cereals
and
tho
yummy
variety
of
strained
meat
products,
soups,
vegetables
and
desserts.
So
easy
to
prepare!
they're
every
one
of
them
cooHd
to
baby's
taste
'n
tummy,
so
all
you
do
is
heat
them
as
they
come
from
the
tin.
Ask
your
dealer
for
Heinz
Baby
Foods
in
the
convenient
5
ounce
tin
that's
vacuum-scaled
to
assure
flavour
freshness.
You
know
they're
good
because
they're
Heinz
I
A
third
will
soon
be
available
Heinr
Pre-Coolsed
.
Barley
Cereal.
"
i
.
'
PETTTE
e
It
was
doiftted
bei"
yesterday
a
black
objeot
siKhterl
in
the
North
Pacific
n-h
WlKJUni'KY
JJK
i
BJvlW
CKEAM1
H'ondnrfnl
Ponaton
helps
Wooilhury
Dry
8kin
Cream
penetrate
deeper
iuto
the
important
rornetun
layers
i)f
your
f
kin
.
.
eupplcmints
your
skin's
natural
mis.
Junt
10
minutes
a
day
with
;his
niiraeulouH,
new-formula
creura
(it
also
rontn"iii3
lanolin
and
4
other
special
sk
in-soft
enera)
Hives
your
skin
a
feeling
of
velvet
softness
smooths
nnd
soothes
it
banishes
that
dry,
taut
look!
Try
Woodbury
Dry
Skin
Cream
beginning
todayl
...Jars
20c,
39c,
69c
and
08c.
xial
r
ours
when
Service
will
be
available
at
'
abo'it
150
mi.'s
off
Vancnu'.
jr
Is
front
end
for
GASOLINE
and
OIL
SALES
flSichankal
rtrv.
I
lie
Durncrs
-aiitm
in
heatinj
I
i
X
ARKANCEP
t
ft
Fikins
ilMITED
Vij:
and
Heating-
I
P.O.
Box
274
ur
ovr.
the
Oristma
a-d
.New
Year
holidays:
land
might
be
a
wheel
from
a
niifstnfT
Un'tc
States
oatro!
hrrn'ier.
Srircher.s
reported
yes
Mol
Irresistible
Of
Holiday
Delieaeiei
are
the
good
thincs
you
trmki
with
BAKER'S
UNSWEETENED
CHOCOLATE
2
p.rri.
to
10
a.m.
to-2
p.m.
to
4
p.m.
5
p.m.
4
p.m.
CHr'stms
Day
..
Boxing
Day
Nsw
Year's
Day
Yes,
Baker's
has
that
deep,
dark
dehriousness
thaC
makes
chocolate
the
"most
requested"
flavor.
Fori
Baker's
is
all
pure
chocolate
with
nothing
added.
t
terday
si'ihtinK
such
an
object.
I
The
piane
has
been
missing
since
Monday.
It
carried
a
crew
of
".'even.
Report
of
the
"black
object"
came
from
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy
corvette,
H.M.C.S.
Clifton,
which
stated
It
was
"standing
i
by"
as
planes
were
dispatched
to
make
a
check
of
the
new
search
area.
nothing
taken
away.
I
wouldn't
dream
of
making
6
chocolate
fudges
or
frostings,
cakes
or
cooKies
witnout,
the
richer
favor
of
Baker's.
And
I
know
lots
and
RUPERT
MOTORS
LTD.
lots
of
women
who
feel
just
as
I
do.
So
next
time
you
want
to
have
a
particularly
grand
frosting
or
a
Buperb
chocolate
cake,
do
try
Baker'il
':Dtai.
is
that,
youi
ounnov.tuu
juj
nave
u..
VK.ItVICTORI.
1
3
p
m
.chllcotin
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TillIt
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Noon
S';imiwnn
l.
STEWAUT
AND
p
smrsoN
JCaniosun,
11
p.m.
'
iKTII
Qt
FKN
0TTE
ISLANDS
Mill,
D-c.
22
and
5-0
p.m.
I
pm.
tWTll
Ql'KKN
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