Prince
ttupcrt
Dallp
J3cto0
LtD.
Friday,
May
28,
1948
William
J
fowEN
CLUB
MEMBERS
GO
TO
MASSETT
Members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
JOAN
CAILFIELD
Mil
At
.
J
7
Musical
Carte,
Ve
WoueJIrnow,
I
REFRESHING
AS
YOUR
FAVORITE
DRINK
:
Ladies
Reading
Club
plan
a
picnic
atmosphere
for
their
regular
meeting
tomorrow.
Eight
of
the
On
her
regular
run
on
Ine
ladies
with
five
guests
will
leave
tonight
on
the
Coquitlam
for
a.
ft
.
W
Ms.
-
Massett.
for
the
COKE"
SET
At
the
Island
village
they
will
be
the
guest
of
a
former
member
COMING
MONDAY
TO
wpr,.,..
Vancouver-Queen
Charlotte
Islands-Prince
Rupert
service,
the
Union
steamer
Coquitlam,
Capt.
Alex
McLellan,
arrived
in
port
at
3
o'clock
this
morning
from
Vancouver
via
the
Islands
and
will
sail
at
midnight
tonight
for
Massett
Inlet
points
whence
she
will
return
here
Sunday
southbound.
Following
this
voyage,
the
Coquitlam
will
be
operating
on
a
10-day
schedule,
calling
at
all
Island
points
on
the
runs
both
northbound
and
southbound
between
here
and
of
the
Club,
Mrs.
J.
A.
Findlay.
Mrs.
J.
R.
Elfert,
Club
secretary,
will
gave
a
paper
dealing
with
the
Merchant
Marine,
during
the
'CARNEGIE
HAI
Informal
meeting.
If
weather
permits
the
ladies
hope
to
enjoy
the
luxury
of
a
beach
picnic.
The
PICTURES
FOR
group
will
return
on
the
same
boat
arriving
In
Prince
Rupert
Sunday
morning.
Mind."
Phyllis
calvmar
ert
Hutton.
ac
June
in
11
j
..
Those
making
the
trip
are:
COMING
MONTH
Just
what
date
the
Canadian
auu
12
"(f
UI
mnn'c
a
Mrs.
G.
D.
Mead,
Mrs.
N.
Moses,
National's
new
passenger
steam
Miss
O.
Johnson,
Mrs.
K.
Dixon,
PROVIDENCE
TEACHERS
PARADE
AS
PICKETS-More
than
30,000
Providence,
R.I.,
high
and
grammar
school
students
got
an
unscheduled
vacation
recently
when
600
members
of
the
teachers'
alliance
walked
away
from
their
blackboards
and
set
up
a
pictcet
line
about
the
city's
schools.
Here
one
of
the
striking
teachers
walks
the
picket
line
in
front
of
Nathaniel
Green
high
school
while
students
stand
and
lend
moral
support
The
strike
is
an
attempt
to
enforce
the
teachers'
demands
for
equal
pay
for
men
and
women
teachers.
ship
Prince
George
will
be
turned
over
to
the
owners,
has
not
yet
Mrs.
R.
E
Mortimer,
Mrs.
R.
Davidson,
Miss
E.
Moxley,
Mrs.
M.
O.
Kullander,
Mrs.
G.
E.
II.
Montgomery,
Mrs.
William
Eve,
Mrs.
L.
Gaibraith,
Mi
s.
T.
Black,
and
Mrs.
J.
R.
Elfert.
Mrs.
G
H.
Several
Interesting
Feature
Offerings
Are
Coming
lp
Notable
among
feature
attractions
booked
for
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
during
the
coming
month
are
the
current
"Dear
Ruth,"
with
Joan
Caulfleld
and
William
Holden,
as
well
as
"Carnegie
Hall,"
"Fiesta."
"Gentle
been
fixed,
but
It
is
thought
the
time
will
be
early
In
June.
Her
acceptance
trials
delayed,
the
date
of
delivery
has
not
yet
been
announced
by
Yarrows
Ltd.
In
Victoria.
o
nKi
cement,"
r.r,
Peck
and
Dorothy
Mrfj
June
13
and
i4-Thn
Believe
Me."
Rob(,rt
Susan
Haywarcl,
and
Quentin,"
Lawrence
Tier,
Marion
Carr
June
15
and
i(UT.
Elizabeth
Taylor
and'',
Murphy
and
"Alwavs
Joyce
Reynolds
and
Robf'
ton.
June
17.
18
and
iu
Wore
Tights."
Betty
Gra-'
Dan
Dailcy.
June
20,
21
and
t
Seaman,
who
is
a
member
of
the
Club,
is
at
present
holidaying
at
TRUMAN
(Continued
from
Page
1)
the
home
of
Mr
and
Mrs.
Findlay.
I
man's
Agreement."
"Mnihcr
'
Jss
MERCHANTS
BEAT
MOUSE
(Continued
from
Page
4)
ST.
ANDREW'S
LADIES'
TEA
.
Apple
blossoms
and
spring
flowers
lent
a
bright,
colorful
effect
to'
the
home
of
Mrs.
W
K
POLISH
COUPLE
was
relieved
in
the
8th
by
Eliuk.
Twenty
eight
men
were
at
bat
off
Letourneau
and
four
off
Wait
till
the
9nS
9tt
an
tyM
of
these
Double
Dtltr
Shirts.
They're
plenty
solid
.
.
.
nude
of
Patific
Mills
cotton
twill
and
printed
all
otr
with
jen-ii-ine
Coca-Cola
bottles
nd
caps
i
ftatural
color;
jivinj
like
jitterbuss.
Sartforized-shrunk,
fait
color
in
blue,
meiie
end
ten.
Be
first
with
this
icircshins
jpert
shirt
for
Teen-Age
Boys
end
Girls
8-1
8
'
$2.8
etch
Glen
Ford
anrt
Kergin
Thursday
afternoon
rinr.
might
say
that
he
is
fearless
because
he
has
no
foresight.
But
the
record
does
not
support
that
view
Whether
he
is
bunglingly
lucky
or
really
is
a
statesman,
he
has
a
good
record
and
that
fact
dampens
the
powder
of
his
own
party
enemies.
Truman
hasn't
the
statesmanlike
appearance
of
War
June
23.
"
...
M(i
a
Timberlane,"
Suenrnr
Tr
Eliuk.
Letourneau
struck
out
ing
the
spring
tea
sponsored
by
eight
men,
allowed
six
walks
and
Lana
Turner.
nine
hits.
June
27
"Roses
a,
me
women's
Auxiliary
of
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral.
The
function
was
attended
by
a
large
number
of
ladies.
For
Moose,
Rosedale
faced
35
Don
Castle
and
Peggy
r.
I
ai
WALLACE'S
Of
Course!
Wore
Tights,"
"Cass
Timberlane"
and
"Song
of
Scheherazarade."
The
list
Is
as
follows:
May
28
and
29
"Dear
Ruth,"
with
Joan
Caulfield
and
William
Holden.
May
30
":cr
Sister's
Secret,"
Nancy
Coleman
and
Philip
Reed,
and
'Ghost
Town
Renegades,"
Lash
Larue
and
Fuzzy
St.
John.
May
31,
June
1
and
2
"Carnegie
Hal,"
Marsha
Hunt
and
William
Prince.
June
3,
4
and
5
"Fiesta,"
Esther
Williams
and
Rlcardo
Montalban.
June
6
and
7
"Waterfront
at
Midnight,"
William
Gargan
and
Mary
Beth
Hughes',
and
"That
Way
With
Women,"
Sidney
Greenstreet
and
Martha
Vick-ers.
.
June
8
and
9
"Vigilantes
Return,"
Jon
Hall
and
Margaret
Receiving
the
guests
were
Mis.
i
batters
before
being
relieved
midway
in
the
eighth
by
Windle.
Rosedale
struck
out
13,
allowed
11
hits
and
one
base
on
balls.
MERCHANTS
AB
R
H
PO
Kergin,
Mrs.
A.
L.
Holtby,
Women's
Auxiliary
president:
and
Mrs.
Basil
S.
Prockter.
Mrs
MARRIED
HERE
Miss
Bertha
Vogcl
Becomes
j
Bride
of
Paul
Vogel
J
Miss
Berta
Vogel,
a
Polish
girl,
'Who
recently
arrived
in
the
city
from
Germany
from
a
displaced
persons
camp
in
Germany,
became
the
bride
of
Paul
Vogel,
local
fishing
boat
operator
and
rooming
house
proprietor,
at
a
quiet
but
pretty
wedding
last
evening
in
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church.
'
Rev.
Earl
Solland
officiated
and
Mrs."
Berg
was
matron
of
honor.
James
Nlcoll
acted
as
groomsman.
The
bride
was
at
ana
Bowery
Burkaro
Gorcey
and
Huntz
Hall,
June
28
and
29
Cry
Erroll
Flyn
and
Barbara
wyck.
June
30
and
July
Road,"
Zachary
Scott
ant.
Smith.
July
2
and
3-"Sung
0:
herazade,"
Brian
Donie-.
Yvonne
de
Carlo.
Hartwig,
2b
4
2
2
2
Holtby
was
general
convener.
Smith,
ss
5
ren
Harding,
.Herbert
Hoover
or
Franklin
Roosevelt.
He
is
not
a
good
public
speaker
until
he
forgets
his
high
office
and
lets
his
hair
down
to
speak
freely
as
a
man
which
lie
has
done
off
the
record
on
a
number
of
occasions.
On
those
occasions
he
has
captivated
his
audiences.
Not
so
much
for
what
he
said
or
how
Pouring
fo
rthe
first
hour
were
Mrs.
J.
B.
Gibson
and
Mayor
Nora
E.
Arnold,
while
for
the
hour
Mrs.
R.
L.
Mcintosh
and
1
1
2
1
2
0
0
1
0
0
1
Mrs.
A.
G.
Bartlett
ir.
Serviteurs
were
Mrs.
H.
C
Flood,
Mrs.
R.
E.
Mortimer.
Mr.-,.
Dahl,
3b
.
4
Abel,
c
5
Schroeder,
If
4
Dominato,
lb
4
Llnney,
rf
3
Jones,
rf
(6th)
1
Forman,
cf
5
Letourneau,
p
3
Eliuk,
p
(8th)
0
Maundrell
l
39
Advertise
m
tne
Dally
Garbage
Collections
Due
to
the
fact
that
city,
employees
are
now
on
a
5-day
wtek
garbage
usually
collected
on
SAT-I'RADY
will
now
be
collected
on
MONDAY.
D.
CI
STEWART,
City
Engineer,
City
of
Prince
Rupeit.
he
said
it,
but
because
he
was
the
supreme
head
of
a
great
country
talking
the
language
all
his
hearers
understood.
Jack
Bulger
and
Miss
Geralaine
Prockter.
In
charge
of
the
tea
room
was
Mrs.
W.
M.
Watts,
assisted
by
Mrs.
T.
B.
Black
anri
8
11
24
Washer
Mrs.
K.
Greer.
MOOSE
AB
R
H
PO
tractively
gowned
in
a
full
white
wedding
costume.
The
matron
of
honor
was
charming
In
blue.
Following
the
ceremony
a
quiet
reception
was
held
at
221
Fifth
Avenue
East
where
the
couple
will
reside.
"2
Shier,
If
....3
1
'
Moore,
rf
3
Jl'ST
ANOTHER
KOTAKIAN
Harry
Truman
is
just
another
local
Rotarian
or
Lions
Club
man
in
any
town
of
Canada
or
the
United
States
thrust
by
fate
into
the
highest
position
his
country
could
give
him.
What
has
set
him
apart,
discounting
the
high
office
he
inherited,
is
his
courage
which
The
fancy
work
table
was
in
charge
of
Mrs.
L.
A.
N.
Potter-ton,
while
at
the
flower
and
plant
table
were
Mrs.
P.
M.
Eve
assisied
by
Mrs.
R.
G.
aopkins.
Mrs.
W.
Cruickshank
and
Mrs.
Keith
Dixon.
Cashier
was
Mrs.
W.
J.
Nelson.
CHECK
THKSE
FEATl'KES
FOUR
YEAR
GUARANTEE
THERMO
ACTION
TUB
HOW
CAN
I
?
?
?
By
ANNE
ASHLEY
j
Kerr,
rf
(6th)
0
McKinnon,
2b
5
Vanetta,
lb
3
Windle,
ss,
p
3
Guthrie,
3b
4
Hay,
c
3
Lavigne,
cf
2
Calderoni,
cf
(6th)
....
2
You
saw
li
In
the
News!
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
1
2
1
2
1
0
14
0
0
1
2
1
0
10
24
Q.
How
can
I
make
chocolate
fudge
smooth
and
creamy?
A.
It
will
be
creamy
with
MONEL-METAL
STAINLESS
TU
has
been
his
never-failimr
at
DOUBLE
AUTOMATIC
WRINCQ
Rosedale,
p
4
Classified
Acrverur.g
Pays!
Advertise
in
the
Daily
Nevu!
32
LIFE
TIME
SATISFACTION
AVAILABLE
NOW
AT
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTfil
little
beating,
if
one
teaspoon
of
cornstarch
is
added
for
each
cup
of
sugar.
An
excellent
change
is
to
season
it
with
spices,
or
to
add
a
few
chopped
dates,
figs
or
marshmallows.
Q.
How
can
I
prevent
chamois
gloves
from
becoming
hard
after
washing?
A.
They
will
not
become
hard
If
a
few
drops
of
olive
oil
are
added
to
the
water.
The
oil
also
tribute.
Tie
challenged
Russia
in
Greece
and
in
western
Europe
with
all
the
accompanying
dangers
to
world
peace
such
defiance
involved.
He
asked
for
extraordinary
expenditures
of
United
States
dollars
to
rehabilitate
Europe.
He
has
successfully
fought
the
labor
unions
in
the
railway
and
coal
industries,
knowing
fully
what
the
consequences
might
be
to
his
election
chances.
This
delicate
election
year
ore-
CEEING
.
.
.
ivith
CEE
PHONE
641
BOX
II
313
THIRD
AVEM'E
WEST
J
ml
helps
to
preserve
the
chamois.
Q.
How
can
I
remove
paint
from
porcelain
or
glass?
A.
By
using
coal
oil.
It
is
JOHN
H.J
BULGER
cheaper
than
turpentine
and
oftentimes
as
effective.
sident
Truman
flew
straight
into
the
arms
of
peril
when
he
asked
for
legislation
which
would
ensure
fair
and
equal
treatment
of
the
colored
minor
A
lot
of
virgin
soil
has
been
turned
this
spring
in
Prince
Rupert
and,
now
that
the
young
green
shoots
of
vegetables
and
flowers
are
beginning
to
stretch
sunward,
gardeners
of
unfenced
plots
are
having
dog
trouble.
tJ-.L
tC
1
..
.Mill
I
U
This
is
the
time
of
year
when
men
begin
to
feel
that
ties
are
an
uncomfortable
ornament
to
have
around
their
necks.
Many
of
the
men
are
finding
that
casual
shirts
arc
the
answer
to
their
problem.
Colors
ranye
from
conservative
fawns
v
iuim
janua
an-1
DEVELOPING
PRINTING
ENLARGING
Sl'PERPAN
PRESS
KODACHROME
and
KODAK
FILMS
Chandler
&
Cowgill
Fourth
St.
box
645
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C.
Master
OPTOMETRIST
Timely
Recipe
Sft
John
Bulger
U
Suitable
fencing
hasn't
been
t,
Third
Avenue
picnuim
in
tne
past
but
there
is
silver
greys
to
deep
blues
and
some
available
now
,even
the
maroons.
If
you
get
one
that
is
double-scroll
lawn
type.
In
a
guaranteed
washable
you
will
Different
Meat
Loaf
It's
good
news
when
one
can
CROW
TESTED
Thii
scientific
instrument
tells
ui
what's
wrong
when
you
bring
your
watch
in,
and
it
tells
you
it's
right
when
you
take
it
away
Faster,
more
economical
repairs,
with
printed
proof
of
accuracy,
BULGER'S
HI
stretch
a
pound
of
meat
to
sej-ve
six
persons.
You
can
rin
inst
receive
the
applause
of
your
wife
ity.
He
invited
the
opposition
of
the
solid
south
southern
states
which
now
are
trying
to
defeat
him.
He
has
opposed
tax
reduction
because
he
feels
the
United
States
is
in
a
perilious
stage
of
world
hitory
when
preparedness
must
be
the
constant
preoccupation
of
those
charged
with
defence
and
offence
if
such
be
needed.
'
Powerful
Democratic
interests
have
publicly
urged
him
to
get
out
of
the
picture.
He
has
said
IN
TERRACE
that
with
this
"Different
Meat
Loaf."
Bake
it
with
a
savnrv
A
Modern
Department
Sij
pincn,
chicken
wire
can
be
readily
adapted
as
protection
against
four
footed
nuisances.
One
owner
of
a
former
war-time
house
utilized
the
small
trees
on
the
back
of
his
lot
to
make
the
posts
and
rustic
fittings
for
his
very
smart
looking
front
fence.
Nationally-known
line:
filling
of
ripe
olives,
cheese
and
spinach
in
between
layers
of
hamburger.
Ladies'
Wear,
Yard
On
Girls,
too,
are
finding
that
togs
which
used
to
be
considered
strictly
sportswear
are
very
convenient
for
business
and
street
wear.
Examples
of
this
are
the
bright
colored,
short
sleeve
sweaters
some
of
the
girls
are
wearing
with
skirts
and
under
their
suit
coats
in
place
of
-a
Men's
Clothing,
Shoes
..1..,.
Kir.Krrve
I1
snow
Miuo
a
in
m
he
was
in
to
the
finish
and
ii
14
Section
with
a
Free
DeM
INCOME
TAX
Service.
RETURNS
PREPARED
SEE!
,he
sticks
to
that
decision
his
party
will
nominate
him
at
Philadelphia
next
July.
blouse.
it's
nonskid
AIMATEX
Rugs
won't
skitter
on
Almatex,
nor
will
spilled
liquids,
even
alcohol,
mar
its
gleaming
beauty.
No
waxing
or
poliih
needed!
In
proven
use
for
over
8
years.
ALMATEX
IS
EASY
TO
APPIY
Dries
to
a
hard
glossy
6nish,
a)
easy
to
wash
as
a
china
plate.
Use
it
indoors
and
out.
10
Are
you
one
of
those
husbands
who
is
frequently
asked
by
your
wife
if
you
can
do
anything
about
repairing
a
prized
brie
a
brae
or
piece
of
china.
Liquid
plastic
THE
SKEENA
MERCANTILE
R.
E.
MORTIMER
324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPRj
may
ne
the
thing
you
need.
Ac-
cording
to
the
manufacturer
IN
THE
is
waterproof,
transparent
and
also
suitable
for
mending
porce
Seabee
Amphibian
Flaw
Non-Schedule
Charter
Servi
The
Popular
S.S.
FlY
lain
ana
glass.
Meat
Loaf
I
pound
ground
lean
beef
1
teaspoon
salt
1
tablespoon
grated
onion
i
cup
dry
bread
crumbs
V2
cup
milk
Vz
cup
ripe
olives
1
cup
cooked
spinach
V2
cup
dry
cottage
cheese
teaspoon
salt
Va
teaspoon
pepper
Dash
cayenne
pepper
2
tablespoons
Parmesan
cheese
1
egg
Blend
together
beef,
salt,
onion
and
crumbs
moistened
in
milk.
Pack
half
the
mixture-into
bottom
of
greased
loaf
pan
(7x3
x
3
inchest.
Cut
olives
from
pits
into
small
pieces.
Drain
spinach
thoroughly
and
chop.
Blend
olive's,
spinach,
cottage
cheese,
seasonings,
Parmesan
cheese
and
lightly
beaten
egg.
Spread
this
mixture
evenly
over
meat.
Spread
remaining
meat
over
top.
Bake
Commercial
-
Hunting
Fishing
Sightseeing
PRINCE
RUPERT
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For
SKEENA
AIR
TRANSPORT
LTD.
Summer
time
is
picnic
time
which
means
there
is
a
demand
for
sandwich
lunches.
A
Canadian
manufacturer
turns
out
a
simple
bread
carver
equipped
with
an
adjustable
slice
gauge
so
that
when
Johnny
or
Janey
cut
into
a
loaf
there
Isn't
any
doubt
about
which
is
the
slice
and
which
is
the
loaf.
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phones
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col-o
r
s,
also
black,
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aluminum
and
clear.
Sold
in
Hardware,
Department,
Paint
and
Wallpaper
stores.
A
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Martin,
23;
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T.
Kenncy,
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with
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that
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Alt
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lloca.
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dry.
An
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product
et
FOR
THE
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IN
AUTOMOTIVE
SERVICE
.
.
Bee
Your
GENERAL
MOTORS
DEALER
...La
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stoDDer
is
a
in
moderate
oven
(350
degrees
P.)
VANCOUVER
AND
INTERMfJDIATE
PORTS
EACH
THURSDAY
AT
11:15
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MACHINE
WORK
A
SPECIALTY
time
of
the
year
if
someone
In
the
household
carries
a
lunch.
Within
limits
the
stopper
is
adjustable
to
various
size
bottle
necks
and
has
a
small
lever
that
is
manipulated
when
tightening
or
loosing
the
stopper.
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merchant
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