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THUKijDAY
KM.
4:00
Tony
the
Troubadour
4:15
Skock
Quotations
and
Interlude
4:30-Stories
of
Adventure
4:45-Easy
Listening
5:00-
The
H.tppy
Time
5:30
Hawaiian
Echoes
S
Li
Piattrr
Parade
P:00
People
Ask
0:15
-King
Edward
School
Broadcast
6:30
-Musical
Varieties
,
6:45
Smoke
Rings
"
00
CBC
News
7:15-CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
Eventide
-"
"
8:00-Nation
"s
Business
8:15
Vocal
Recital
8:30-To
be
announced
I
T:
I
CANIED
FOODS
f
f
BALLET
lESPER
from
Vancouver
to
compete
In
tlic
annual
Canadian
ballet
festival,
left
here
on
C.N.R.
lines
Tuesday
night
In
charge
of
directors
Mara,
McBcrnic
and
Beth
Loekhart.
The
Vancouver
ballet
dancers
will
tour
eastern
Canadian
cltie-following
the
festival.
During
the
tour
they
are
slated
to
give
a
command
performance
before
the
Governor-General.
j
A
Canadian
Mys'
sleeper
on
...nil
will
be
a1
room
,
Table
9:15
University
Round
lire
uay.s
v"m
Ji
,
p.mto-Pacii'ic
f
Hi
is
my
are
jt,,,,,,.
Iii'1
"in-I
,.t
un-up
to
RO
c'TV"
WEST
EXPECTED
WORST
IN
HISORV-Farmers
in
Manitoba.
Sa.sk-r
Albfrla
&re
busy
Pit-paring
to
ward
off
what
U
expected
will
be
one
of
the
worst
fi
t,T
nf
T,i
inVi?Si"ns
1,1
thp
history
of
western
Canada's
agriculture.
The
year
1943
saw
mil-miht
8
,.?ainagc
t0
crols
ln
thc
Prairies
and
it
is
expected
that
the
invasion
this
year
nrif
p.
v,
PqUa
.
1940
p,BBUC
WlUil
h"1,1)crs
9.WW.000
in
crops.
Agricultural
auth-
ZT
i
1'uneh:c,tl
a
eucational
campaign
to
h-lp
thc
farmers
in
their
finht.
Here
a
rP0
f
-b,ail
sPrcaUer
Pc
from
the
rear
end
of
an
old
car
is
operated
and
pulled
across
n
the
field
by
farm
truck.
'
Alverti.se
in
tne
Daily
News!
I
1
BOOKS
TO
LEND
.
ATOMIC
CKNTI
RY
,
(Continued
froia
i'age
1)
i
OFFICERS
OF
MAS5ETT
P.-T.
12:55
1:00
1:30
1:15
2:00
2:30
2:45
3:00
3:15
3:20
3:30
Recorded
Interlude
Concert
Hour
Bernie
Bradcn
-Comly
An
Idea
-Natioiial
School
Bdct.
Musical
Program
Don
Messer
and
His
Islanders
-Ethel
and
Albert.
Spotlight
On
a
Star
Sketches
In
Melody
-Divertimento
ren.
nn
mvotir
Tandy
m
Uv
"ino'ie
rooknifc
trick"
of
in
)
many
hmM
rnokt
.
IM'bMKl'.Aii,
I
one
uf
ill",
btvi
nml
ca.iicst
wiijw
Uoow
to
hft
viip
of
rvn
ji
flavour
in
your
.(jtifl
in
to
tiw
t
II
I
H
II
IU
1
'!
II
U'lll
KIVI!
VY'l'lfcfVdl
i
-fJ
and
conclusions
of
deep
serious
9:45
Clifford
Evens
10:03
CBC
News
10:10
CBC
News
10:
15
-Island
Stories
lC:30-Nocturne
'
ll:00-Weather
&
Sign
Off
FRIDAY
-A.M.
7:00
Musical
Cii?eR
7:45
Singing
Sam
8:00
CBC
News
3:15
Morning
Sung-
8:30
Music
for
Moderns
8:45
Little
Concert
9:00
BBC
NEWS
9:15
Morning
'Devotions
9:30
Morning
Concert
9:59
Time
Signal
10:00
Ellen
Harris
10:15
Morning
Melodies
10:30-Round-up
Time
10:45
Scandinavian
Melodies
ll:00-Lefs
Play
U:15-Songs
of
Yestetday
11:30
Weather
Forecast
11:33
Rec.
Int.
11
:45
Famous
Voices.
p.M.
-
.
12:00
Mid-day
Melodies
12-15
CBC
News
12:25
Program
Resume
12:30
B.C.
Farm
Broadcast
"Crusade
In
Europe."
The
Young
Lions."
"The
Big
Fisherman."
"Elephant
and
Castle."
Tlic
Naked
and
the
Dead.",
"Thc
Golden
Hawk."
"Tomorrow
Will
Be
Better."
:
:
t
ness
with
lnlerpolations
of
smilinp;
wit
and
Intriguing
hu-1
nior,
Mr.
Hills,
paid
hl?h
tribute
to
thc
"fore.si'.'hr
and
"rntpi-J
Making
Pun
liases
of
Kadio
and
Movie
Projector
for
School
and
Community
FAREWELL
PARTY
FOR
NAVAL
MEN
Fellow
permanent
force
members
and
reservists
of
H.M.C.S.
Chatham
sponsored
a
farewell
party
in
the
men's
mess
at
Chatham
hist
night
in
honor
of
Stoker,
Mi
A.
J.
Fraser
a.i
Able
Seaman
D.W.
Xidd
who
arc
leaving
tonight
for
Esquimau
where
they
will
be
attached
to
H.M.C.S.
Naden.
Both
"Elizabeth,
Captive
Princess."!
1
1
,
I
.
.
.
.
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n.
;i
iv-ip;
nn
,i
(
.
iliii,'.'
of
Sliin-iffti
Kniil
Flavouring
for
arw
fruit
nii-inx
from
a
fruit
cup.
(iive
your
rA
j,
mil
rri-.im
pie
meringues
exi-iting
new
ftiavour
v,
i
j
)
.niirilf
h
peppermint,
Hiitlerfieolch
or
Ortingn
,,
i'
.-IiiitiIT'.s
looil
Colour.
Or
uukr
ymir
own,
I!
,
iiiir-fnll
Willi
SlnrnfT'K
Hum
Mini
or
n
,.
mini-
mi'.
.Slni-riffx
True
Vanilla
is
a
(Treat,
,
i-
(ii
moiiicii.
Vuu
M
r',
it
V
made
froiy
genuum
....
ii"
.n
Ufii
ml
ingredient.
ThI-
.1
little
in
n
,1,
h
uf
Miliar
.
.
.
ii
lid
you'll
know
why
it
docs
firil
ir
ui'
cukrg
wkioa
ice
cream
pudding!
prise"
or
the.
people,
of
Prince,
MASSETT--Mrs.
Peter
Jones
Rupert
ln
having
"scooped"
the
has
been
elected
president
of
rest
of
the
country
in
obtaining
the
Massett
Parent-Teachers-heir
Civic
Centre.,
whieh'mlcht
Association
with
Mrs.
Rufus
,vc!l
be
the
envy
of
any
commit-
Abrams
a.s
vice-president.
Miss
Mindszenty
Judge
lity
or
city
iiv
British
Columbia
Ruby
Weir
as
secretary
and
Mrs.
treasurer.
Com-
Stoker
Fraser
and
AB
Kidd
KATES
4c
per
day
.Minimum
charge,
10c
"
'
By
the
month,
$1.00
I'ETKR
PAN
-GIFT
SHOPPE
LENDING
LIBRARY
Want
Ads
Brmg
Results!"
I
akr
Soys:
-"
Similav's
our
(lay
for
a
great
big
brcak-
Adam
Bell
as
mitlee
will
be
Flees
From
Hungary
'
VIENNA
United
States'
authorities
say
they
Have
received
a
lip
that
one
of
the
judges
in
the
trial
of
Cardinal'
appointed
later
have
been
attached
lo
the
per
by
this
executive
manent
force
complement
of
,,l,,
llll'
llliel
UOIieiOOH
HilV
1(1
:
l".1
ui
"
If
ll
V"!
to
tun
IhitiS
I
v
li"l
ill-cover
Ibis
pi-ci.ll
h
'.'
S.nii'lv
write
lo
me
Itailwnt
a
Si..
M.mirial,
l'A-
for
your
ii
,
i
mi
n
ipc
booklet
!
You'll
rind
i
iii'm-
iii'
iin
in
it
.
.
.
for
III'
INZ
Chatham
for
the
last
year.
They
are
leaving
on
the
Prince
Rupert
tonight
for
the
south.
'Joseph
Mindszenty
hus
flcdj
from
Hungary.
i
I'.-.
hp
ill
In
urns'
iind
verMitik!
Ami
ilbl
ymi
know
i,.i
ii'.i,(--lu
amoni:
(betiiiaiii
Ileinz
Soup
in
ti
n
niir
hihI
ibmnnubt
gund
(U.ilily?
I
ll
bet
your
-.in,
,v
about
llciiiz
delicious
wniie
!
.
.
.
tbat'i
or
Canada.
That
Was
.something
VlilcU
could
be
boasted
of
:
far
and
wide
and,
as
for
himself,,
he
would
not
neglect
to
mention
it
In
his
travels.'
;
"
'
'
"'
.
'
.'IPKESSLI)
BY
YOUTH
The
speaker
told
how
he
had
irst
been
impressed,,
with,
thc
new
Canadian
spirit
and
its
oofslbilllies
of
contribution
by
tlic
thousands
of
young
Canadians-
inon
and
women
alike
independent,
en
t
hun
iastlc,
stron
g
and
open
with
whom-he-
hnd
i
iiirw
personally
in
contact
during
his
service
as
a
naval
chap-aln.
"It
was
there
where
I
saw
F.
C.
Dry,
principal,
spoke
on
how
school
and
home
could
cooperate
for
the
benefit
of
both.
He
thanked
the
Association
for
its
efforts
in
raising
funds
to
purchase
a
radio
for
the
school.
Thc
cost
of
purchasing
a
moving
picture
projector
for
the
school
was
discussed
and
decision
was
made
to
proceed
with
thc
purchase.
Plans
weref
concluded
for
a
variety
concert
to
be
held
March
WjJie
Spccioly
ICord
Pftcolic
I
r
p-i't
t
Si,r.,
i-
1'iH
a-,
I''-
Hi
vt.
I.e.
:
I
I
4.
i
It
was
reported
that
the
school
had
recently
received
u
set
of
books
from
the
field
matron.
V
first
how
Canada
p'ould
make
its
I
,
voice
heard
and
where
I
received
a
new
concept
bf
the
contribu-Jon
the
people
,
of
;
this
'nation
could
make
to
the
stability
of
r,i
k
Heap
The
Pancac(
Hiofc
for
tbr
"
tt.'ir
il'.-b
'
of
."ur
SlirovM
'l'lie."-
i
i'
-
upper.
M-niinm!
I'd
iay
lfio(?
Huffy.
M'rui'tptiou-f
looking
n-u.lLi
.
Jew
"
tin:
tlliv
i
'
iiimic'
r,(
Cltlftt
N
HI!
AM
CUll
'
S
l!l'l'!
Vi-j,
ll'c
f
-'ilv
ib
iinitiev
ffiMHir
of
Hii
ili'lii
iii.!.-
rorn
fymp.
ni:ike-
it
a
faouii'r
null
tbo'i-H'lnl,"
of
woiihti
wfni
take
ib
bbt,
in
0(mI
rooking
fold
cihmI
fivi.
S.i
t'r
ft
reiii
Sbnoo
Tiir-dav
ln
.li,
wr.
f
C,inn
llr
ind
Willi
jwir
j
:i
ii;-
k
.
lit
il
on
IliC
f
ibfi
in
H
m
w
crre-lopiK'd
rrmtaiiier
...ii
v
iil
b'ok
ulnar!
.
.
.anil
pour
hi
ea.-ily
fniiu
Hie
cono-.-bapeil
top!
right
And
Sunny
...
tlnt'
th
a
'
e
v
e
n
(be
t
f,l
.
pfaclirr
the
sI.iikI.ikIs
of
Canadian
iti:'.'."i
hip
anil
flic
rvpressioii
of
Canadian
nationality
in
the
ways
of
culture
.
The
next
100
years,
he
predicted,
would
see
a
great
page
in
history
carved
out
by
Canada
on
it.
own
merits.
strenr;th
and
power.
.'
Mrs.
T.
N.
Youngs
presided
over
Ihe
meeting
and
Hp-
thanks
o'f
Ihe
clubVere
tendered
to
the
speaker
by
Mrs.
James
B.
Gibson.
A
delightful
feature
of
the
evening's
program,
for
which
even
the
.speaker
e:,p
.'
.
,
(1
app'r
..i-(ion
and
suiiti:-'e,
v:is
the
p'.w-
ihe
world."
True
it
was
that
the
world
had
witnessed
tlic'.
dissolution
of
the
former
concept
of
the
British.
Empire,
'
admitted
thej
speaker,
timed
with
a
tremendous
shift
in
world
power
and
thc
ad,vent
of
the
atomic
age.
Yet
it
was
not
lo
be
forgotten,
i
particularly
in
Canada
which
hud
sunk
it.t
roots
deeply
and
!
J.roiij;ly
mulcr
British
sovereignty,
that
Britain
through
one
.lundreel
years
had
kept
tin;
,.
odd
stable
in
a
igreat
era
of
uracc.
f
('l,.,,ini,v-l
Kebru-nry
mortiiiii;
will
bulk
wfirn
you
rlrirt
the
day
rich
I
nil'i
1
J
s-iw.
'i'
L
If-5
A
great
fight
In
Canada
today
inK
or
tince
pi.tim
.solos
by
lit
lie
was
to
keep
alive
the-
principles
Martlet
Soilaml
Liszt's
Lici:
s-1
if
responsible
government.
traum"
ami
Grid's
'
Anitra's
j
And
Canada,
which
had
let
Dance"
and
Battorliy."
.
I
in
rest
of
Ihe
fatipire
in
the
'
-.
77
.fc
V
clii.rfnl
"(
Itl'.AM
OK
WHFAT"
linakfal!
S-rve
I'.Ki
Ixmll'ul.'!
("i-nnopiii
ii;t
."
Minute
"Cream
of
beat
"
i
o
very
en
y
to
prepun
f(
i
eiv
foo(
lo
eat!
And
It
6
k
cooil
for
you.
too...
for
5
Minnie
"Cream
of
Win
it"
eoti-lar.ii
liloiid-eiiriebiinr
Iron
and
it.
prioiibx
eylra
Cub'iiini
and
I'bof-plm
ii-
tor
lin
t,-
ilefi
'ient
in
tbc-o
i
'eiiient
.
llri'ait.-(
it
conk,
1u
ilrbeiom
(!r:e
t
il
iil
it
y
ev
en
for
k.t.ii
-i
oi
jii.t
five
tiiinutrx
of
iioiliuif
,
,
.
Ibou-and
of
nmtbrM
iniike
a
babit
of
il.
It's
a
K.aod
baby
food
...
and
"
lironn-up
"
trial!
Stvo
it
for
bieakfa.-t
lomoriow
.
.
.
(oppcil
w
il
b
r.i
i.-in
i.
Miaur
nud
milk!
ti'na
bn
aki'ii.-l-di-b
ilb
carly-mornint;
;ipM'
ite-appea!
!
l-pl'i
iii(
1
1
.
hili
rr
:(
in,
i
inealf
rerl
a'mly
i'i-1
a
bill.,
iboiii'lit
to
traii.-t'orm
II,,
"BUILD
B.C-
PAYROLLS"
J'-
M-i
i
emaiid
for
freedom,
must
be
radj
U
stand
on
her
own
feet.
"We
stand
In
a
perilous
position
and
we
cannot
longer
run
lo'
Whitehall
or
Washington,
D
C."
j
The
best
way
in
w
hich
Can-
;
mia
could
say
"Thank
You"
to
Britain
was
lo
provide
her
own
defences
and
be
at
till
times
ready
to
pour
out
her
aid
lo
the
old
Mother
Land.
Expressing
.the
fear
that
the
Ail
bo
4
.
CREAMY
RICH
PACIFIC
MILK
'
''"IW
Home?
Wei
i.
id
Am
I
i
,,,
How
ro
""""
Perfect
Pk"
,,'''oi;jTrnn
'I
mill
oiiieli'.nt
n
bit
on
(lie
"
hiiecial
"
fide.
"iv
day
liial
iieire
mid
nrire
wninen
am
II
1.1,-1
1
nipply
il.
,,.,.M.rt.
exeitcinenl
in
mi
ab
--
plain,
or
in
rniur
Mieli
Mirialion
a
3
i.
ill
lie
nf
mine:
CI,
ill
I
'l.t-p.,
I,
.11.1
I
in
I'lliillV
ii
-
i'
1
"
phi.
Win.
i,
tin,,,
l.nak
into
In'l.-i
with
a
fork,
''i'11;"
Ilia
I
Iris
bre-i
moulded
in
ihvsert
eUjw..
'
Kill
-
ilb
tbat,
w
omlr-ri
ill
'
bekeil-in
'
L
i
i:of
Next
Tuesday's
your
Happy
Pancake
Day!
The
day
you
delight
your
family
with
stacks
and
sucks
of
fludy-light,
golden
brown
Aunt
Jemimas
.
.
.
right
hot
from
the
griddle
.
.
all
glistening
with
butter
and
dripping
with
'
.rich
appetising
syrup!
Aunt
Jemimas
are
so
easy
to
fix,
too
.
.
.
you
just
add
milk
"or
water
.
.
.
Stir,
and
pop
'cm
on
the
griddle!
Serve
'Aunt
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plate
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BOTH
KINDS:
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ReJ
box
for
Iluffy-light
pamakei
and
waffles;
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box
for
tastc-tinglin'
buckwheat
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tor
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Pacific
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creamy-rich
texture.
It's
irradiated
to
give
an
extra
measure
of
goodness
and
it's
vacuum
packed
lo
keep
indefinitely.
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speaker
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accepted
Russia
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Mr.
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today
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band
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Russian
aggrandizement."
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was
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only
nation
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the
world
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had
gained
territory
following
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war.
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real
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problems,
would
rise
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the
least-excuse
to
the
defence
or
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