Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
October
4,
1950
RADIO
DIAL
1240
Kilocycles
CFPR
can
form
vitamin
L).
Food
v,
equally
undefendable
because
the
vitamin
In
food
ordinarily
eaten
is
not
present
in
large
enough
quantities
to
meet
the
needs
fcf
growing
children
Children
need
vitamin
D
every
day,
winter
and
summer,
say
the
health'
experts.
Infants
up
to
(Subject
te
Change)
The
Experts
Say.
.
.
by
Kay
Rex
lor
the
obesity
suffered
by
a
good
many
children.
Basically
fresh
fruit
is
by
far
the
best
sweet,
he
says,
particularly
at
this
time
of
year
when
peaches,
plums,
apples
and
grapes
are
selling
in
quantity.
Not
only
Is
It
better
nutritionally
but
it
frequently
Is
more
satisfying
to
the
child
than
candy.
i
two
years
need
400-800
interna
tional
units
and
all
other
children
need
400
units.
These
units
are
standards
of
measurement
to
indicate
the
quantity
to
be
taken
of
the
vit-
Do
in
iijp
w
Hfli
VITAMIN
D
Vitamin
D,
th.e
sunshine
vit-
Jamln
which
comes
in
liquid,
tablet
or
capsule
form.
!
WHAT
BODY
NEEDS
lamin,
is
doubly
needed
now
to
!
prepare
the
children
for
the
Ion?
winter
months
ahead.
Health
department
experts
describe
vitamin
D
as
a
"chemical
Milk,
fruit,
vegetables,
cereals
and
meat
are
needed
by
the
body
daily
in
both
winter
and
summer.
Any
person's
whose
diet
isnt
balanced
properly
feels
the
colt-more
often
than
a
well
fed
perso.i
These
crisp
October
mornings
particularly
require
a
good
breakfast
In
fact,
make
sure
that
all
your
meals
are
properly
WORLD
SERIES
The
world
series
game
will
be
covered.
on
stations
of
both
the
Trans-Canada
and
:
Dominion
networks
of
the
CBC
in
this
province.
The
one
exception
Is
station
CBR
which
will
eary
the
normal
Tranri-Canada
network
programs.
.
.
The
broadcasts
are
being
scheduled
for
9:45
a.m.
until
approximately
twelve
noon.
They
will
be
heard
dally
commencing
today.
-
WEDNESDAY
P.M.
4:00
Jimmy
Shields
4:15
Stock
Quotations
and
Interlude
4:30
Maggie
Muggins
4:45
Something
In
Harmony
4:55
CBC
News
5:00
Encores
5:30
Prelude
to
Dusk
5:45
The
Question
Box
6:00
Supper
Serenade
6:15
Tex
Beneke
and
His
Orch
6:30
-Musical
Varieties
6:45
Saddle
Rockln'
Rhythm
7:00
CBC
News
'
i.
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
George
Little,
Organist
8:00
Improvisations
on
a
FRUIT
Nl'TCAND
Junior
should
et
fresh
fruit
rather
than
candy
when
he
tomes
asking
for
a
between-meal
snack,
says
a
Health
Department
official.
But
that
doesn't
mean
candy
hasn't
a
place
in
the
average
child's
diet.
"Candy
and
soft
drinks
can
be
associated
with
meals."
suggests
Dr.
L.
B.
Pett,
chief
of
the
department's
nutrition
division.
For
instance,
there
is
the
too-thin
child
who
suffers
loss
of
appetite
because
he
is
in
the
habit
of
eating
a
lot
of
candy
between
rr.?als
This
youngster
--iilri
be
eiven
candy
at
the
end
of
his
dinner,
thus
arousing
in
him
the
incentive
to
eat
the
more
substantial
food
first.
On
the
other
hand
there
is
a
high
sugar
content
in
soft
drinks
and
candy-bars,
and
Dr.
Fett
says
over-indulgence
in
'uch
sweets
is
often
responsible
By
RENTAL
or
by
PURCHASE
l
substance
needed
by
the
body
to
make
use
of
the
calcium
and
(phosphorus
in
food
in
order
to
I
form
strong,
straight
bones,
good
teeth
and
well-developed
bodies."
1
It
should
be
given
to
the
'youngsters
all
the
time
they're
j
growing,
from
birth
usually
until
,18
years.
!
The
health
experts
say
vitamin
D
may
be
derived
from
sunllglit
and
from
certain
foods
such
as
salmon,
sardines,
and
irradiated
evaporated
milk.
-
Rut
sunlis'it
i
not.
a
dependable
source.
Smoke
fog
and
dm
prevent
the
ultra-violet
rays
from
reachine
the
skin
when
thp'"
GRAND
OPENING
The
Panama
Canal
was
opened
to
the
world
traffic
Aug-
15,
1914.
PRAWNS
IN
ASPIC
Aspic
is
the
name
given
to
transparent
jelly
in
which
fish,
meat,
eggs.
etc.
are
sometimes
served.
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You
Do
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11:00
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Musical
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8:00
CBC
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-8:10
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Morning
Son
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,
S:30
Music
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Moderns
R:45
Little
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9:00
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1:15
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9:30
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9:45
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12:30
B.
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Bernie
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1:45
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Total
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in
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Number
of
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Bdct.
2:30
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2:45
Talk
3:00
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3:15
Western
Five
START
YOUR
DAY'S
WORK
FEELING
"READY
TO
GO"
t
-WITH
POSTUM
Switch
to
Post
urn
avoid
tea
and
coffee.
Those
beverages
contain
caffein
a
drug
that
may
cause
you
nervousness,
indigestion
or
sleeplessness.
Postum
contains
no
caffein
cannot
possibly
interfere
with
your
sleep,
or
otherwise
"slow
you
up".
Enjoy
Postum
for
its
grand
satisfying
flavor
-and
for
the
money
it
saves
you
-
up
to
l
a
cup
compare
to
other
hot
beverages!
'
Elected
By
Acclamation
OTTAWA-
ff
Maurto."
Bren-
ton.
Liberal
candidate
In
Jollette-L'Assomption-Montcalm
'
federal
DO
YOU
WISH
TO
RENT
A
HOME!
1
.
Do
you
wish
to
rent
a
house
or
on
apartment?
2.
How
much
rent
would
you
be
prepared
to
pov?
(An
estimate
of
approximately
$45
for
two
bedroom
house
hn
been
rrrrlvcl
by
tlie
committee
with
"larger
'
house
prooort
ionate'y
hlpher.i
3.
How
many
bedrooms
would
you
need?
by-election
set
for
October
18.
POSTUM
was
yesterday
,
declared
elected
Try
after
his
opponent,
Wilfrid
Ouer-tln,
withdrew.
'
Three
other
'constituencies
CONTAINS
NO
CAFFEIN
Montreat-St.
Mary's,
Rimouskl
today
and
Welland
(Ontario)
are
all
A
Product
of
Gnrol
Foodt
being
contested.
-And
an
Allergy
to
Bumstead!
By
CHIC
YOUNG
If
You
Wish
To
Buy?
$..
$..
What
is
the
maximum
down
payment
you
could
make?
What
is
the
maximum
monthly
payment
you
could
make?
..
How
many
bedrooms
do
you
need?
;
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On
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Full
Stomach!
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Hous-
Suite
Housekeeping
rooms
Rent
per
month.......'........,
or
p?r
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Icated
Unheal
Living
Room
(exclusive.
us)
f
shored,
with
how
many?
Kitchcn,(cxc!usive
use)
If
shared,
with
how
many?
-
Bathroom
(exclusive
use)
If
shared,
with
hew
many?
How
ryany
bedroms?
'
;
If
accommodation
is
inadequate,
pleaso
state
briefly
in
who.!
respect:
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(ano,
BESIDES)
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in
at
City
Hall
or
to
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce,
or
mail
to
et,ur
Ml
CTW
H.
D.
THAIN,
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Clerk,
P.O.
Box
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Prince
Rupert,
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P.
H.
LIN2EY,
!
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,
P.R,
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of
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