Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
November
23,
1950
Teen-Age
Tips
r
1
On
Etiquette
'
I
NEW
YORK
(AP)
Checked
!
your
manners
lately?
Girl
Scouts
I
and
Boy
Scouts
In
the
United
I
States
in
their
first
Joint
pub-,
......
x
W
,
v4
S
J
i
GOLDEk
DAN?
AM
CORN
llshjng
venture,
are
now
discussing
teen-age
etiquette
or
lack
teen-age
etiquette
or
lack
thereof
in
a
breezy,
Illustrated
booklet
called
"Your
Ticket
to!
Popularity
Good
Manners."
Actually
it's
the
story
of
Sally
Mariner
and
Sam
Ranger,
a'
couple
of
high
school
students
Just
setting
out
on
the
treacherous
sea
of
social
life.,
Sam
and
Sally
learn
it
is
bad
fuLvor
IS
;
manners
to
snap
bubble
gum
and
;
!yel)
back
and
forth
in
a
movie;
uieuire
;
uiut
H
ruue
u
linger
i
in
a
cafeteria
line
deciding
be-
j
tween
two
desserts;
that
girls
j
don't
stand
up
when
introduced
.
to
boys,
but
they
do
when
Intro-
j-duced
to
their
elde.s.
'
'
j
The
whole
knotty
problem
of
a
restaurant
date
Is
threshed
out;
girls
order
less
expensive
Items
on
the
tnenu
and
they
kpp
their
;
handbags
and
gloves
on
their'-
C
K
R
CO
f
0
0
1
1
-4
rlques;
'
The
Other
ll
New
Books
At
Library
RADIO-ACTIVE
MOTOR
OIL
Special
test
cars
equipped
with
-;
radio-active
piston
rings
and
Gjiger
Counters
such
as
the
one
pictured
aboVe
w'eie
used
l'n
developing
a
new
motor
oil
recently
introduced.
The
equipment
enables
set
ritists
to
measure
Wear
as
factually
happened.
Shown
examining
the
Gelger
Counters
are
Standard's;
.Coast.
Brajich..
Manager
E..R.
Carswell,
(extreme
right),
and
President
Ralph
D.
Bake
r.
Manager
of
'.Marketing,
E.
A.
Bence
is
looking
on,
at
the
left.
,
'
'
"','
'
'.:
M
V"
.'
.
:
nooson
;"The
Family
t
Wife,"
Hucston;
"Somev,
the
Phone,"
irish;
.,
Goods,"
Kelland:
-n.'
laps,
not
on
the
table.
When
the
bill
comes,
the
proper
tip
Is
15
per
cent
and
If
any
flat
f
liver
Is
dropped,
let
the
waiter
retrieve
It.
'
ON
THE
TELEPHONE
.-Good
telephone
manners
involve-
short
falls
particularly
whetj
Its,
a
party
line.
A
girl
Several
new
books
have
mnde
Things
Are,"
Law-en-t
their
appearance
at
the
public
!
bodv
Can
n
!;'..'.
library.
They
include
"The
Gal
izen
foods,
Cke
the
fruit,
I
findf
'.to
eat
with
a
meal
broiled.
Jet'
uonald;
"Comes
th
p
,
!
doesn't
"
telephone
a
boy
'
unless
Cherry
as
good
as
the
'fresh.
And
the,
'saV
with
a
lttUe
fresh
chopned
loping
Bronchas,"
Brand;
"Foot-
n
jamcr
"Follow
tt
&
Man."
Standish;
"Ois!
Williams.
i
uii
me
ouiii,
tjrmr';
"Brimstone
in
the
Garden,"
Ca-dell;
y
"Moon
Gap."
Chidcster;
I
canned!
soods
infinitely-wouldrl
parsley
It
Is
for
the
taste,
but
.
,
real
Teason.
,
I
prefer
a
canned
soup
to
some
of
never
because
of
the
appearance
A
Party'
Kuests
mfty
8ay
j
the
klncs
v.hicii
me
nome-made.
"
on
the
plate."
'
a.
half-hour
or
longer,
should
'Bt,t
what'
is
'this
-vogue
of'
the
i
i
Ravaud
was
born
in-Bordeaux
drln.kfnB
Spoils
Dishes
"The
Spanish
Gardener,"
Cro-
'
"
in,
nuweit
on
me
urass,
uoiier
'far
off
in
tl
tj
'
NEW
YCRK,
(AP)-The
trou-
garlic?
Garlic
in
everything
and
and
raided
in
the
cognac
district
V,
nanaie
more
cnina
We
'with
North
American
cook-
too
much
garlic.
,
A
roast;
of
of
France
-
'
,nd
Uverware
than
Is
easy.
Boys
uicnens;
-ine
rroaicai
Heart,
i
--5.iv.
cat
riv
h
serve
older
guests
and
both
Ertz
ivcrp
mi.
Jones.
looKins
at
vour
watrM'.
and
fRENCIl
COOKING
BEST
cherries.
iAnd
lamb.
yes...
But
never,
never!
-
"I
think
the.
greatest
cooking
R
.
and
even
If
shy,
smile
Fuller;
"Dr.
Katherine
BeU,";
Caddy:
"It
isn't
a
i-Harter;
"Too
Little
Love,",
Hen-
it's
a
compass."
Cut-idp.of
that
Jean
Rnvatid,
a
rart
of
brpf
wRh
aarHc.
"A
)n
the
world
comes
from
the
na
carry
on
a
conversation
with
Trench
.
gourmet,
hr
no
serious
whisoer
in
sajad,
.certainly,
but
great
lne
regions
of
France."
he
.
11
11
no
more
man
a
o.,,.
rf
thfl
oatln
v,its
of
rhonned
of
cloves
of
garlic
this
-gays.
"You
will
find
that
where
olsousslon
;
of
how
pretty
the
his'
adopted
country.
Ravaud.
must
not
be.
done."
.
.--'ivrecmWknow
ha
to
drink,
thav.00
r-
whbse
experience
is
demonstrat
fir?
think
ofanyfhk
The
marashino
'
cherry
is:
the
know
how
to
cook.
'
"
.
I
ncn
"
aance.
a
ain
t
figurative
hyhiJi
of
navaiid'if
Like
most
appreciative
eater'
wl8
to
u?gest
sitting
one
out!
:
-
fd
bV
his
waistline,
is
qualified
;u'i''f',-
t0
sieak
by
membership
in
the
-'f.iJ.
t
thin
tho
.altering
to
the
figure
than
the
Conferle
Du
Xastevilli
lnter.
ilt,
which
gives
a
short,
stubby
nat.;onai
Eoicurean
ktoud
tour
AS
nir,
and.
although
never
Ing
a
"cut-In,"
rn
discouraej
It
for
preparing
"colorful
dihee."-
wfne
nd
vehement
in
preaching
"Food
K
not
a,1
painting,"
"
lie
Its
u.
in
cooktnq
not
for
alc.o-
by
looking
past
him
or
shutting
holic
content'
which
-Is
lost
f'-.ir-
"American
food
is
pvtremly
"-OJd,"
snys
Ravnud.
"The
fro-
:nys.
"Food
is
.something
good
to
ent.
When
I
chose
a
tomato
ln
rfnkinv.
hut
for
a
means
of
her
eves.-If
a
girl
refuses
a
dance
Injecting
subtle
flavdr.
tv
one
bov.
she
can't
accept
another
nartner
but
must
sit
it
'ook.
.
Another
point
is
that
a
skirt
outfit
costs
about.
$9
compared
with
$30
for
a
kilt..
,'
Die-hard
opponents
contend
the
skirt
detracts
from
tne
appearance
of
the
dance.
Nothing,
thev
say,
can
"Tak'-the
place
o'
Kills
lose
Favor
njScots
Dancing
EDINBURGH
CT
A
flares
tartan
Jsklrt
worn
with
matching
s?arj
and
white
shirt-blouse
threatens
to
rival
the
kilt
for
Scottish
.country
dancing.
Traditionally
the
scarf
is
worn
j
Out.'
She
shouldn't
,
suggest
a
stroll,
or
encourage
romantic
conversation
unless
she
expects
brr
cort
to
turn
wolf.
V'Uh
the.
oxceptlon
nf
the
;
the
swing
o'.
the
kilt
In
a
country
j
reel."
,
...
,
PJ
Discusses
State
Medicine
P
I,
M.
Grrene
,
Think-
Canadian
Alternative
Better
Than
British
Plan
,
!
bubble-frum
advice,
there's
noth-
Mn-
in-the
book
"-hlch
riw
tiit
j
P-"'v
to
Sam
and
Sally-s.
over
one'
shoulder,
but
also
can
'
,
DEEP
SPOT
,
be
used
as
a
stole.
1
Lake
Baikal
in
Siberia,
larue.jt
Pftme
members
of
the
dancing-
re-ch
water
lake
in
9sia,
has
a
club'
set
say
the
skirt
Is
more
-
depth
of
4500
feet.
.oiaer
relatives.
..'id
,
V
British
Women
tike
Sea
Jobs
A
discussion
on
State
Medicine
proved
to
1e
-very
rnterestlng
to
a
gcod
attendance
at
Tuesday's
gurv.raon,tbJy
meetjne
'
of
f
he
rtorclen
Street
School
Par-ent-Tsacher
Association.
A
talk
wi".
gl
en'
by
Dr..
L.'
14.
Oreene
who
,
flist
of
all
outlined
the
TO
i
meaning
of
the
subject
as
the
.ne-f
-
nnnce
of
medical
services
for
'which
the
doctor
Is
paid
a
LONDON
ff-Lire
on
the
ocean
wave,
has
become
attrastive
for
large
numbers
of
British
womcr.
One
shipping
official
said
hl
company
(Cunardt
has
nearly
1
nlry.
Generally
speaking,
doc-
'c's
were
ODposed
to
the
plan.
600
women
working
at
sea
and
pnln'
jd
out
that
state
medl-
the
"waiting
list
Is
so
long
we
cine-
disrupted
the
personal
re-
can't
accept
any
more
appll;a
Lunch
time
presents
a
prob-
tlons
r
Ifitlonship
between
the
patient
lpm
tn
mnnv
wmmon
oltv,o
-
-a
-
-
'
i
Makes
allihe
difference"
1.
Heat
one
1-0-oa.
1
tin
con-,
densed
cream
'
of
Tomato
soup
pour
Into
bowls
and
top
with
olive
or
egg
sllcesj
2.
Serve
crisp
crackers.
3.
Make
a
sliced
banana
and
peanut
butter
.
salad
,.
on
lettuce
or
watercress.
You'll
really
enjoy
the
results.
It's
a
grand
taste-combination
and
good
-
for
summer
or
winter.
'
:
j
the
children
are
coming
home
;.
for
a
midday
meal
or
a
f
rl-jnd
('
is
dropping
in
before
a
shop-ping
tpree
or
else
the
lady
of
the
house
must
eat
alone.
In
any
event,
most
home-makers
want
to
find
a
meal
v
that's
quickly
prepared,
eye
:
appealing,
and
easily
digested.
Here's
a
simple
menu:
I
On
bread,
toast
and
vegetables
.
.
in
pan-frying
and
baking
...
let
your
family
enjoy
the
extra-line
flavor
of
Blue
Bonnet
Margarine!
-
The
e
are
loni
queues
for
such
Jobs
as
stewardess,
nursing
sister.'
assistant
purser,
teleDhone
operator,
hairdresser,
laundrv
woman
and
bath
attendant.
No
girls
under
25
are
employed
md
nursing
sisters
must
be
30
or
over.
'
-
Here's
the
company's
description
of
the
Ideal
stewardess:
"She
should
be
domestically
inclined,
but
pure
domesticity
Is
not
enough.
She
should
be
adaptable,
with
a
capacity
for
un-lerstandlng.
have
tact
and
patience,
and
the
ibllity
to
submit
to
strict
discipline."
delegation
of
doctors
from
Apr
erica
paid
a
Isfig
visit
to
England
;-
Hicln?
plan
there.
Their
rt
nnr
srpred
that
the
doctors
Were
no
longer
free
and
lndc-nrint;
a
very
necessary
coatll-tion
If
the
physician
Is
to
be
wb'e
t'do
his
utmost
for
his
patient.
The
powers
of
the
Minister
of
HM'th.
r
e
disturbing'v
wide
and
this
ir
tu-n
reacts
adversely
tr
th-
doctors.
D
..
Greene
stated
that
the
balanced
diet
now
enjoyed
by
thf
majority
of
peop'-j
in
Englanc"
had
had
a
beneficial
effect
or
the
health
of
the
people.
A'sf
Ihi
worry
about
paying
the
cost
ipf
medical
care,
had
been
removed
but
the
mistaken
belief
that
med'.cal
care
was
free
was
Shown
r-
"'"
the
enormously
heavy
taxation.
,
i
Fresh,
delicate,
country-.
m
eet.'
Just
as
delicious
when
melting-hot
as
when
fresh
from
the
refrigerator!
So
nutritious,
too!
Combines
the
natural
goodness
of
choice
farm
products
with
the
16,000
units
of
Vitamin
A
?&50t
a
-
jf
added
to
every
pound!
And
what
money
saver!
Give
your
family
all
they
want
and
still
stay
with
Bomb
Foils
To
Break
Ice
Jam
COOPER
CENTRE,
Alak-
The
dropping
of
a
bomb
here
to
smash
an
Ice
1am
failed.
The
bomb
struck,
all
rir.ht,
but
the
'mpact
failed
to
make
much
dif-
Jane
Ashley's
Crown
Brand
Wnfe
Jbn.
Ashley.
The
Canada
Starch
Cf
(1
P.
O.
6o
I
Mniiliiiif
r
ft
Everyone
iusHoves'thelr
i
Terence.
The
Ice
jam
Is
still
an
not
en?ugh
to
desl-uctively
c.ltl
budget
bounds!
and
Blue
Bonnet
Marqarine
is
now
V
.
.
I
.
A
I
.
.
.
.
.
.
I
.
f
oosirucuon.
delicious
6raham
flaw
sAWwM'I
Al
A,
mm
j
'a
$1
Sunny
Yellow
Margarine
in
2
minutes
flat!
tfiis
way
for
Richer
Flavor
Fill
your
cream
pitcher
with
Carnation
Evaporated
Milk.
Tasra
why
millions
prefer
Carnation
to
cream
in
coffee.
Carnation
has
cream's
thick
consistency
and
color
gives
coffee
a
rich,
smooth
flavor.
But
Carnation
clz
state
mediclf.t!
without
cf-ferlnp
rt
alternative.
There
was
ii
x'rr-ifitive
In
Canada,
approved
by
the
doctors
and
controlled
by
the
people
who
pjy.
These
were
the
prepaid
medical
services
schemes.
These
allowed
for
the
privacy
that
was
so
necessary
between
doctor
and
patient
and
yet
did
away
with
the
Tr
of
heaw
and
unexpected
e"nnsei
resulting
from
sickness.
1
Mrs.
N.
E.
Arnold
spoke
on
her
Impressions
of
the
workings
of
thi
state
medicine
plan
In
England..
Its
vexations,
delays,
inability
to
deal
with
Individuals
on
r
personal
basis
were
very
real
onr
rertus
handicaps.
To
have
to
wait
months
for
dental
care
j
rv)t,h'"he
was
enough
to
upset
any
person.
"
"A'
question
period
indicated
how
interested
the
audience
was
H
the-
possibilities
and
drawbacks
"f
stat
medicine.
'
Mr.
A,
,T
Dmlnato.
n'-3slcient,
wns
In
the
rhair.
The
resignalion
of
S.
A.
Cheeseman
from
the
safety
committee
was
accepted
with
regret.
H.
S.
Whalen
accepted
the
nomination
for
the
vacancy.
,
costs
only
half
as
much
as
light
cream.
It's
to
oy
tuck
fua
!
clt
Yllow
Quik
Blo
Bennatl
Pratt
th
Button
.
.
,
knead
-'
tha
bag
.
.
,
Blua
ftannal
it
yallow
-
randy
ta
utal
No
matty
mixing
bawli
.
.
.
na
dithat
to
woth
.
.
.
na
watta
a
tima
or
margarinal
Ba
iur
la
gal
Blua
Bonnet
in
tha
emetine,
new
Use
the
Milk
that's
Rjcji
tnougn
w
isl
renew
uuik
bag!
.,
Ml
P-ted
Ym
Carnation
Eva
a
nun""
-
-
.
..An
lli:
11
I"'
to
whip.
That.
wy
-
dilute
you
would
use
cream
.
tegular
milk
uses.
evap0rated
to
CARNATION
IS
good,
whole
milk
1
feut
if'
-
iieu
"
-
half-volume.
Only
water
is
are
there.
I
iMWMTfl
IS
Tr.J
71
vitamin
D
is
added.
All
the
mUR
Refined
for
homogemsed
and
heat
Arl
Carnation
is
and
richer
flavor,
.
extra
smoothness
Fin
I
W
,
'
AVCIEMT
MEDTCTVE
I
O'llnlne
from
the
bark
of
the
cinchona
true
was
first
used
as
a
medicine
in
Peru
in
1636.
Also
available
in
regular
rtvte
package
with
rlr
trafer.