Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
August
9,
1950
TI
HOUSEKEEPING
I
tie
Douglas
ill
;r
MO
r5'WL
Permanent
X-ray
Installed
Here
Installation
in
prince
Rupert
General
Hospita
of
equipment
to
take
immature
x-rajs
has
supercede
the
mobile
tuberculosis
-ray
elinics,
accord"!;
to
the
July
report
ei
tfie
inuxze
Kupect,
HeaHa
Vail.
The
mobile
vaua
were
becoming
expen
Boysf
Corduroy
Longs
COOL
CUCUMBER
IS
ONE
OF
OLDEST
BUT
MOST
POPULAR
0?
FRUITS
j
The
cucumber
is
one
of
the
used
either
fresh,
cooked
or
Oldest
known
fruits
and
has
been
'
pickled.
Very
Immature
eucum-'
i
!
HEAVY
IMPORTED
CORDUROY
-
cultivated
around
the
world
for
bers
of
other
varieties
grown
on
O
PLEATED
FRONT
centuries.
In
England
and
on
the
American
continent,
large
immature
cucumbers
.
are
used
this
continent
are
pickled
and
called
gherkins.
J
Cucumbers,
althoueh
relished
sive
to
maintain
oecau.se
oi
oe-
terioraticku
from
age
ajud
usage.
.
Wita
the
new
macrune,
st
K;.
i
-
SPvNl
km
MMI...-Lt-
.-i-
-
-fmmj
HJ
ri
f
MWHH-k-W
rays
will
te
available
to
every
extensively
for
salad
and
their
by
Canadians
when
used
in
cool
freshness
has
led
to
the
salads,
are
seldom
cooked
and
common
expression
"cool
as
a
served
as
a
vegetable.
Horn-?
cucumber."
Gherkins
are
of
j
economists
like
the
following,
west
Indian
origin
and
are
always
of
using
cucumbers.
ZIPPER
FLY
COLORS:
BROWN,
GREEN,
WINE
Sizes
10-18
years.
'
member
of
vue
community
every
day
from
Mouoay
tnrougn
Sn-
day
from
,
&.
ra.
until?
noon
T
ll
m,an3(
SpmeS-
CREAM
OF
CUCUMBER
SOUP
rauier
than
only
when
the
van
In
that
country
the
gherkins
are
Fraser
ana
Paviiei
I
1
I
LiTM
UT
Oin
I
9-&H0-S
lm"
"
lJ
u'.&.B'S
U
NH
or
clinic
are
in
trie
city.
The
report
states
tnat
although,
tuberculosis
has
been
relegated
to
seventh
place
on
the
hst
of
dangerous
disease,
it
is
still
the
leading
cause
oi
death
between
the
agea
of
16
and
44
Early
diagnosis
and
treatment,
the
report
continues,
are
the
vital
points
in
reducing
tu-
2
tablespoons
minced
onion
2
tablespoons
butter
3
cups
diced
cucumbers.
IVi
cups
tomatoes
Vi
teaspoon
salt
2y2
cups
thin
white
sauce
Brown
the
onion
in
the
butter.
Add
cucumbers,
tomatoes
and
salt.
Cook
slowly
until
cucumbers
are
tender.
Then
sieve
and
"1""J
T
n
rWitt!
L
I
iivm
Q
i
ha,
Urculis-U
rate.
add
to
the
hot
white
sauce.'
Serve
piping
hot
with
toasted
bread
crumbs.
Yield:
six
servings.
CREAMED
NEW
POTATOES
AND
CUCUMBERS
18
small
new
potatoes
2
cups
medium
cream
sauce
i
2
cups
diced
cucumber
Boil
potatoes
in
jackets
until
con
o-
fioov
1406
AUGUST
'
B'
I
I
V
1,
The.
report
points
out,
the
importance
of
keeping
a
close
check,
on.
the
chest
so
that
the
djsea.se
can
be
discovered
In
it3
earliest
stages,
when
cures
are
much;
easier
and
quicker.
It
points'
out
that
x-rays
are
painless,
harmless
and
require
only
a
few
minutes,
,
The
report
concludes
with
the
slogan:
"An
x-ray
today
wili
keep
T.B.
at
Day..."
22,000
WOMEN
(Continued
from
Page
1)
V
tender.
Remove
skins
and
add
ot
hot
cream
sauce.
Add
cucumbers,
heat
arid
serve
at
'
once.
LOLAS
has
a
Cape
Cod
exterior,
with
the
second
floor
entrance
on
the
side
conceal-aci
tliist
Sill
is
a
duplex.
TenanU
on
the
second
floor
have
direct
access
to
the
base-,,'irv
R.Kjnis
on
the
second
floor
Include
living
roto,
bedroom
and
kitchen-dinette.
prevki'
s
space
for
a
roll-away
bed
and
one
dormer
is
a
large
closet.
Living
room,
i!re,;e,
two
bedrooms
and
bath
complete
the
first
floor.
Bedroom
closets
are
the
pjK
with
separate
storage
space
above.
Frame
construction
is
used
throughout
this
uth
is
finiUud
with
siding
and
asphalt
shingles.
The
called-for
dimensions
of
The
listed
as
34
feet
by
23
feet.
Overall
floor
area
is
planned
for
S52
square
feet,
while
e
is
23,800
cubic
feet.
'
j
Yield:
six
servings.
CUCUMBER
CHEESE
SALAD
DRESSING
Vt
cup
cottage
cheese
.
Vi
cup
grated
cucumber
(drained)
teaspoon
salt
2
tablespoons
vinegar
Dash
of
pepper
Pinch
of
dry
mustard
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
McAdams
1
Mrs.
A.
Boar,
and
son,
Murray,
of
Terrace
wers
overnight
visi-
returned
today
on
the
Prince
Its
1
tors
in
the
city,
arrlvin?
by
car
Delicious
creamy
mashed
potato
in
one
yesterday
afternoon
and
return-
Rupert
from
a
month's
holiday
ing
home
today.
in
Vancouver.
Mix
all
ingredients
and
beat
welL
Serve
with
sliced
tomatoes
or
on
shredded
lettuce.
Yield:
I
about
1
cup.
I
CREAMED
CUCUMBERS
3
medium
cucumbers
mw.
top-
i
m
A
I
A
minute!
NursesAll
with
officers'
commissionsare
found
wherever
servicemen
need
medical
care.
The
army
had
3,4d
on
duty
June
1,
more
than
1,000
stationed
abroad.
About
63,000
army
nurses
saw
service
during
the
second
world
war,
and
6,140
are
standing
by
in
reserve
.Tne.
air
forc
has
its
own
nurse
corps,
1,100
on
active
duty
and
400
to
600
more
In
reserve.
More
than
2,000
navy
nurses
are
on
active
du;y
at
163
naval
stations
and
hospital
ships.
Best
available
estimr.es
place
the
navy
reserve
strength
at
6,000.
The
navy
has
five
women
dactars
on
active
duty,
one
of
them
aboard
a
hospital
ship.
Another
tvDe
of
service
open
to
the
femiine
world
Is
the
women's
medical
specialist
corps
(WMSC)
made
up
of
dieticians
and
physical
and
occupational
therapists.
The
army
has
322
in
Its
WMSC,
43
pf
them
overseas,
plus
68
n
reserve.
The
air
force
WMSC
has
80
active,
with
less
than
50
3
tablespoons
butter
'
3
tablespoons
flour
2
cups
milk
,
IVi
teaspoons
salt
j
Vb
teaspoon
pepper
Dash
of
mace
WALKS
AGAIN
Timmy,
symbol
of
the
Easter
Seal
campaign
of
the
Ontario
Society
for
crippled
children
this
spring,
is
walking
-again.
Eieven-year-old
Herman
Bellman
Timmy's
real
name
three
years
ago
was
stricken
with
a
disease
which
calcified
the
hip
joints
and
made
it
impossible
for
his
legs
to
support
his
weight.
He
has
been
confined
to
bed
or
a
wheel
Chair
at
his
Toronto
suburban
Willowdale
home.
This
week
doctors
reported
a
surprising
recovery
and
Herman
can
now
walk.
Here
he
is
shown
with
a
bicycle
he
plans
learning
to
ride.
(CP
Photo)
Wash
and
peel
cucumbers.
Cut
I
In
half
lengthwise.
Scoop
out
This
creamy,
delicious
'
soft
pulp
and
seeds
with
a
spoon.
HERE'S
All
YOU
DO
mashed
potato
is
so
easy
I
Cut
cucumbers
In
'4"
slices.
:
Melt
2
tablespoons
of
the
butter
in
pan,
add
the
cucumbers
ami
'
cock
for
5
minutes,
tossing
con-j
stantly.
Melt
the
remaining
i
tablespoon
of
butter,
add
flour
!
and
cook
until
It
is
frothy.
Add
to
prepare!
French's
Instant
Potato
is
made
from
top-quality
potatoes
precooked
for
you!
Just
follow
these
easy
directions
and
in
I
minute
it's
ready-best
mashed
potato
you
ever
ate!
Wait
until
dinner
i
,
ready
to
ere:
the
bring
tome
tailed
water
to
a
brisk
boil,
add
milk
and
Freoch't
'
Instant
Potato
accorcU
ing
to
simple
dirac-ticnt
on
package.
Stir
for
a
few
tecondt
until
pitoto
tiaj
thlckenedV"'
add
butter
and
whip
until
light
and
fluffy.
milk
and
seasonings
and
cook,
!
1
i
mi
i
i
i
a
i
H
upMf
i.i
stirring
constantly,
until
thickened.
Add
cucumbers,
re-heat
and
serve.
Yield,
six
servings.
0
CO0XV6JVOfifASWM6l
In
reserve.
The
training
for
women
joining
the
regular
services
parallels
that
given
men.
WAC
enlistees,
taken
between
IS
and
34,
are
given
13.
weeks'
basic
training
at
Camp
Lee.
Va.
Among
other
subjects,
thev
now
get
a
course
In
weapons
demonstration,
designed
to
asquaint
them
with
weapons
lingo
used
in
army
i(V
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FiSH...
With
.,
us
-n.
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l
w
"m
x
'
i
u
minerals
PROlBlfJS.TDO!
w;tV
burns
&
co
tijAX,
iftt
Camp
Lee
WACS
pack,
knapsacks
and
hiks
off
for
a
week
of
bivouac
living.
Several
hundred
WACS
lived
and
worked
fo-months
under
field
conditions
in
the
second
world
war.
Th-army
wants
its
recruits
to
be
prepared
for
the
same
duty.
The
WAP
takes
166
recru'.ts
?
month.
It
sends
them
to
Lack
EijM
jenroui
Hmburs'
o
dlieiou,
nutrilioui.
Tilt
orijinil
Htmburscn
packed
in
cn
.
.
.
(Dottier
fine
Burnt
product
.
.
.
Serving
Good
Food
For
Over
60
W.
Live
The
M
odem
Way......
ELECTRICALLYL
289
SINGLE
BURNER
HOTPLATES
$3.45"
285
TWO
BURNER
HOTPLATES
...
$9.25
RANGETTES,
Automatic
Oven
$74.00
G.E.
WASHER
MS9
...
..
..
$139.50
G.E.
WASHER
MS9P
...
$149.50
G.E.
IRONER,
Table
Model
$60.00
MOFFAT
RANGES
-
$277.95
GURNEY
RANGES
-
$236.30
NORTHERN
B.
C
POWER
CO.
PRINCE
RUPERT
.
STEWART.
B.
C.'4
PHONE
210
NEEDS
PRACTICE
TO
BE
AT
EASE
Maurice
Webb,
British
minister
of
food,
finds
his
task
uncomfortable
when
he
has
to
announce
a
cut
in
.Britons'
bacon
ration
from
five
to
four
ounces
a
week.
Another
disagreeable
task
was
shouldered
land
air
force
base,
San
Antonio.
Tey.,
for
Indoctrination..
The
fledgling
WAFS
doa.'t
get
up
In
planes,
but
they
do
take
aircraft
recognition
and
plenty,
of
ohvsica1.
training
and
drill.
The
WAVES
take
about
160
-erruits
a
month
and
send
them
Its
ROELISHI
hv
Sir
Ktnffnrrt
fl-inns
rhan-
to
boot
camo
at
Great
Lakes
lis
W
I
1
u
111.,
for
13
weeks.
Here
thev
at-
cellor
nt
the
exchequer,
when
he
announced
another
auster
tend
classes
end
dri'l
with
the
men
on
true
co-ed
fashion.
Thv
even
"eo
to
sea..'..'
for
a
day
on
ttui
dmiiMim
it
Ml
puUitid
diUyid
by
ity
budget.
Webb's
obvious
discomfort
in
his
announcement
was
due
perhaps
to
lack
of
practice
that
Sir
Stafford
has
had
in
the
past
four
years.
CI
Llaiw
CoMroi
ImiJ
W
4
Smei
el
8iA
CjIi
"
p.t
'
CHILDREN'S
earing
SANDAls
i
Lake
Michigan.
!
Marine
women
recruits,
taker
.between
20
and
31,
are
sent
to
iParris
Island,
S.
C.,
where
they
'MASKED
?Jk-
m
don
the
traditional
forest
sreen
ana
scarier,
marine
uii'iorm
iui
(
six
weekg'
bo.it
tralninR.
Fi
i-
ml
,
-
v
K
H4
She
9
ys
This
year
Canadian
suear
beet
growers
have
planted
the
largest
acreaee
In
our
history,
about
109.000
acres.
it
Regularly
Priced
to
$3.30
All
sizes
from
Babies
5
to
Misses
3
So
Can
You-
Canada's
telegraph
and
cab'e
companies
had
revenues
of
$19.-
422.788
In
1948,
a
record
high,
but
'
wage
Increases
and
higher
costs
with
this
GOOD
"Keep-Fit"
Cereal
Vrt
Horisu
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
LTD.
of
ruatetNls
resulted
in
a
loss
by
the
Industry
that
year
of
$899,614
l
Canada's
farmers
had
a
total
BOX
638
Charlie
Roberts
Box516
Tel.
777
PHONE
357
cash
income
in
1949
of
HE
BEST
a"Per
fine
I
A-....
.
RSUT
Plumbing
WM'ftBm
MUFFING
You
help
yourself
to
double
benefits
with
Post's
the
better
Bran
Flakes.
First,
you
guard
against
"irregularity"
due
to
lack
of
bulk
foods
in
modern
diets.
Then,
a
wonderful
flavor
makes
good
eating
morning
after
morning.
Remember
Post's
Bran
Flakes
the
"keep-fit"
cereal
are
GOOD
TO
EAT.
A
Pleasant
Way
to
Banish
that
Dull,
logy
Feeling
Post's
Bran
Flake
supply
th
natural
bulk
needed
to
help
keep
food
wastes
moving
promptly.
This
"keep-fit"
cereal,
made
with
other
parti
of
wheat,
also
gives
wholesome
wheat
nourishment.
Switch
to
Post's
the
better
Bean
Flake.
They're
tempting
appetizing
tasty.
There
are
other
delectable
ways
to
serve
them.
n
...
ice
'
""Pw
salt
SrWMpwnt
m
OPPORTUNITY
KNOCKS
.
.
FOR
A
BUILDER
OR
.INVESTOR
Exceptional
Offering
'
Large
subdivision
In
Prince
Rupert's
better
residential
section.
All
services
available.
No
taxes
to
pay
until
1951.
to
38
city
lots
comprising
Panoramic
harbor
view.
Area
comparable
nearly
3
acres.
Easy
walking
distance
to
schools,
hospital,
downtown
shopping
centres,
waterfront,
and
churches.
Individual
lots
available
or
will
sell
entire
property
for
much
needed
housing
development.
Priced
to
sell
below
city
assessed
value
on
similar
property.
Terms
if
desired.
See
Allan
Armstrong
for
full
particulars.
Phone
342
or
Green
297
(eves.)
office
of
Armstrong
'Agencies.
'W'Wpoons'k,
wdee
pE
108
""nnit
poiw
milk
bran
and
lrt
nour
&
RUPERT
-a-
a
SEU
CM
WPS
ntcftcs
TiAH-uis
ihn
I
mixtur
and
Bating
Pans
in
'
Hour.
n
only
;
iiui
nvan
I
A
-,r-
.
"
"WHf
in
t-r-
.
For
a
delicious
surprise
try
the
tested
recipe
shown
here.
Be
sure
it's
Post's
the
better
Bran
Flakes.
Po3fS
ORAfi
FtAKESj
muffin
wr.)
25
to
30
m.
.."sea
.mu
ics.
iviaies
WITH
OTHER
ARTS
OF
WHEAT
l
A
Ptoduct
of
Oanwol
Poods
st
ffice
Bldg.)