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Tuesday,
May
23,
1950
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goverKV,:nt
may
tone
down
policy
LONDON
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The
Labor
Government
chieftains
indicated
today
that
they
may
water
down
their
Socialist
projects
and
try
to
rule
for
at
least
another
year
with
their
skimpy
majority
in
Parliament.
The
party
strategy,
details
of
which
are
still
secret,
at
a
meeting
of
Prime
Minister
Attlee,
top
trade
union
leaders
and
a
spokesman
for
the
cooperative
movement.
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have
another
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shipment
of
.
it...
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These
two
sets
of
tiny
twins
and
their
parents
are
anions
the
thousands
of
homeless
a3
a
result
of
the
Manitoba
floods.
Shown
are
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Casovaif
of
Point
Douglas
and
(left
to
right)
Barbara
and
Richard,
22
months,
and
Joan
anil
Jane,
seven
months.
Mrs.
Casovan
had
just
put
the
babies
to
led
while
her
husband
InUmred
on
the
dikes,
when
the
flood
burst
throuph
and
engulfed
their
little
bungalow,
l'or
rehabilitation
the
Ciisovans,
like
85,000
other
Manitobans,
must
look
to
the
Manitoba
Flood
Relief
l'und,
which
has
becu
organized
in
Winnipeg.
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Edinburgh
Gels
First
Command
:
lONDON
Princess
Eliza-be.'.h's
husband,
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh,
has
earned
his
first
command
in
the
Royal
Navy.
The
Admiralty
announced
todav
the
tall,
handsome
Dake
will
take
command
of
the
anti-air-j
craft
frigate
Magpie
in
August.
Court
circles
also
predicted
that'
at
about
the
same
time
he
would
be
promoted
from
Lieutenant
to!
Lieutenant-Commander.
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m
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SHIPSand
WATERFRONT
Mary
MacDonald,
Director:
formerly
of
Arthur
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Mi
wore
Mrs.
J.
H.
Schriaberg,
R.
J.
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Holmes,
A.
Summers,
Miss
Irma
Schullz,
G.
.
Annette,
Miss
E.
Benny,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
E.
Kirk,
E.
Erickson,
H.
Gillis,
C.
Thodos,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Balagno,
Miss
Ingrld
Nilson,
Mr
.and
Mrs.
H.
Trousdale
and
Mrs!
M.
Alexander
and
infant.
Sailing
north
from
here
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
S.
Stewart
for
Whitehorse
and
return,
Rev.
J.
W.
Scott,
G.
A.
Harris,
G:
Anderson
and
M.
Eva
for
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for
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Rt.
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for
Petersburg
,ancl
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B.
Swan,
M.
D.
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E.
Cannon
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Art.
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for
Ketchikan.
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On
Charlotte
i
A
letter
from
the
deputy
provincial
health
officer
concerning
extension
of
health
services
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
was
read
at
a
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
and
D
1
s
t
r
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:
t
Union
Board
of
Health.
Information
in
the
letter
re
vealed
that
a
health
unit
on
the
Isiands
will
be
rjquired
t-
pay
30
cents
per
capita
and
will
receive
one
weekly
visit
evesy
1
three
months
by
the
senior
pub-
lie
health
nurse
and
one
annual
visit
by
the
Medical
Health
Oi-
ficer
and
Sanitarian.
The
in-
elusion
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
will
have
to
be
formally
accepted
by
the
Union
Board
U
I
Health
and
it
is
expected
application
will
be
made
by
them
i
after
their
next
school
board
'
meeting
at
the
end
of
this
I
month.
1
It
is
also
anticipated
that
the
provincial
health
department
i"
be
able
to
place
another
nurse
this
fall
at
Terrace.
In
this
way,
Mi.ss
F.
Hilton
will
have
more
time
for
visits
to
outlying
districts
and
could
maintain
better
supervisory
duties.
The
funds
for
this
ex-
nan'lon
will
com
from
federal
grants.
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News,
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SmmJ
riiKin
ecfrc
rut
HAS
SECOND
CHANCE!
Winnipeg
suffers
even
from
rain
in
Prince
Rupert.
Sunday,
the
baseball
game
be
tween
Abel
&
Odowes
and
the
Commercials,
proceeds
from;
which
were
to
have
gone
to
the
j
Winnipeg
flood
relief
fund,
could
not
b?
held
because
of
rain.
How-
i
ever,
the
baseball
association
has
i
come
through
with
another
generous
offer.
Proceeds
from
the
Old
Timer-Rookie
game
Wednesday
night
ate
also
earmarked
for
that
fund.
Blacknnil?
We're
just
wondering
what
was
in
the
back
of
the
mind
of
that
Portland
ex-cursioni.st
who
was
seen
takin;
motion
pictures
of
his
shipmates
going
into
the
Prince
Ruperi
liquor
store,
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breeze
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Gillette
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Zip
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there's
a
new
blade
unwrapped
ready
for
use.
Enjoy
extra
comfort
.
.
.
extra
convenience
at
no
extra
cost.
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if
J
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Shaving
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mi
IN
REGULAR
PACKAGE
5
for
2
it
ft
Fooiwear
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DETROT
'(x
Columnist
Drew-Pearson
demanded
$500,000
in
damages
in
a
libel
suit
filed
in
district
court
yesterday
aganst
Detroit
Times
Division
of
Hearst
Publishing
Company.
Ptason
claimed
he
was
libelled
in
a
column
by
Westbrook
Pegler,
in
which
Pcglet
said
Pearson
eveded
service
in
the
fisrt
world
war.
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REPAIRS
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YOUR
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rs
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CAKES
With
the
closing
of
the
Area
No.
2
halibut
fishing
season
officially
announced
for
June
1
at
midnight,
the
many
vessels
which
landed
more
than
half
a
million
pounds
of
fish
here
yesterday
turned
quickly
around
to
the
banks
to
squeeze
in
one
more
voyage
before
the
closure.
It
may
be
a
short
season
but,
with
the
bumper
prices
which
have
been
prevailing,
the
vessels
have
been
cleaning
up
and
some
fancy
settlements
have
been
made,
A:ter
June
1
the
lrpor
vest's
will
turn
their
attention
to
Area
No.
3.
Salmon
packing
will
occupy
some
of
the
vessels
which
have
been
fishing
halibut
;;ince
May
1
on
the
opening
of
the
canning
season
July
1.
,
u..k.
steamer
rnncess
wmis",
Capt.
William
Hubenet,
arrived
in
port
at
noon
yesterday
rnrout?
from
Vancouver
to
Alaska
points
it
is
still
early
in
the
season
but
i.he
vessel
had
on
board
a
aood-
sjzed
list
of
tourists
making
the
rjp
nort,n
b?fore
the
season's
rush.
Passengers
disembarking
here
from
the
Princess
Louise
FLAKY
COFFEE
CAKES
Skald
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r.
cicam,
2
tts.
mami-latei
suar,
I
tsp.
salt
anil
y(
c,
shoi
telling;
cool
to
liikrtv;i!in.
Meanwhile,
measure
into
a
l;ue
lowl
2
t.
luktwann
water.
I
t.i.
gianulatcrl
suar;
stir
until
su.ir
is
clissoUeil.
Spiinkle
with
1
envelope
I
leiscltiiiaim's
RomiI
-,isi
Rising
Dry
Yeast.
Let
stand
1(1
mills.
Ill
I-
slir
well.
All
cooled
(ream
riiiximc
;utd
slir
in
3
well-healen
cut;s.
-iii
in
2
c.
once-sillctl
liiead
(loin;
heat
iiulil
siiiooth.
Work
in
2V'2
t.
lalioul)
oik
e
silled
hreail
Hour.
RncarJ
on
iigiitiy
floured
hoanl
until
smooth
and
elastic.
I'hiee
in
greased
howl
and
grease
tup
ol
dough
Cer
and
srt
in
a
Harm
place,
tree
Irom
draught.
Let
rise
until
doubled
in
hulk.
Mix
e.
gianoiated
sugar
and
2
Isps.
grounii
ciiinainou;
sprinkle
hilf
of
this
mixlure
on
baking
uuid.
liide
loii;h
inlo
2
ecpial
portions
and
linn
out
one
fwiiijun
onlo
prepaird
lard.
Roll
oui
into
a
12"
square;
fold
irom
haik
lo
Iront
and
from
one
side
In
Hie
oilier.
Repeal
rolling
and
fuldin;;
S
more
times.
Homing
hoan'i
lightly
if
it
becomes
slicky.
Seal
edges
of
folded
dough
anil
phuc
in
a
greased
8"
sipiare
cake
pan
and
pat
out
to
lit
the
pan;
buiier
lop
lighlly
and
press
walnut
hahes
well
into
the
tlmigh.
;
Sprinkle
remaining
sugar
anil
cinnamon
mixtiiic
on
board
and
-treat
sccund
portion
of
jln'igh
i
same
as
lirst
portion.
Clover
iu
let
rise
linlil
doubled
ir.
bulk.
Hake
in
a
moderate
oven.
3Vr,
l.i
inins.,
while
preparing
ihe
following
sviup;
simmer
togeiher
;
lor
5
mins.,
I
c.
granulated
sugar,
'
";
tsI,s-
K'atod
orange
rind.
I,
c.
butter
or
margarine
and
l4
c.
orange
juice,
quickly
pour'
hut
syrup
over
Ihe
2
pariiallv-bikcd
cakes
and
hake
cakes
about
I",
mins.
longer.
Stand
baked
rakes
on
cake
coolers
lor
20
minuirs
tl,
l,w.
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