Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday;
January
10,
VJi'Z
i-iii.ii;
unpen,
aiisu,,,
1
3
collision
last
wink-,-
B
'
fJL
Harvey
act
tor
the
,
I
1
ipr-v.
Kay,
Fraser
&
Huuarth
t
Royal
Couple'simi
Court
Trip
Crowded
PW
Suits
r
Six
damage
suits
one
N,
uelendanl.
Second
trial,
set
iur
f
.
counter
31,
lnvolvcs
trial
bv
"u..m
,hP
ctaim
,lf
i,,,,,,
Municipal
Court
Of
Revision
Set
claimed
are
awaiting
And
Still
Many
Parts
tf
New
Zealand
Protest
Omission
-Judge
W.
O.
Fulton
In
County
SmUh
ts
couiitcr-cia,,,,
Court
here.
Two
have
been
set
Faster,
both
,0
u"'"-lRes
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f.i-
tri-.l
in
.Tnminrv
r,.
,
By
J
5
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r.RAHAM
:
lit,-
arises.,.,
ross
cw."?HmU,-,u
I
The
largest
claim
Is
by
William
a
collision
near
Smith,.
CiUia.lli.li
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v
f
Court
of
revision
for
1952
tax
assessments
has
been
set
at
February
8,
City
Clerk
R.
W.
Long
Baid
today.
Appeals
must
be
submitted
not
later
than
January
28,
the
deadline.
Mr.
Long
states
that
a
number
01
city
buildings,
such
as
rooming
liouses,
apartment
buildings'
and
hotels,
had
their
assessments
liaised
but
residential
property
,
for
the
most
part
remained
"lu-r
a""
".'""in
"'
nu
....Tj-r
,,m
u7
NZ.
9-lis;
ro
Althnimh
women,
each
in
AUCKLAND,
Gu8
w.
Jllke,
aii
of
Burns
Lake,
car,
received
injur
es
Rr
Elmiboth
and
the
Duke
F-nccss
"tors'
following
a
Harvey
are
sol,
f
have
agiced
to
an
of
Edinburgh
"V
two.
trucks
tiffs;
Ray.
i'raser
i""
exacting
it
nera
y
'0,:
arduous
jmd
A
t
2Q
princc
Ru
defendant
Zealand
sett
on
ot
on
the
New
irm
oI
Brown
&
Harvey
Other
cases'
which
1,JV,
,
and
June,
a
I
tour
May
their
in
ap,)ear
ror
the
plalnti(fs.
wiLson
stouU
over
is
pounng
m
,
.
earn
of
protests
p
,
Pr,nce
Anders,,,,
i
IE
Ll'XE
APPLE
PIE
Pastry
for
single
9-inch
crust
4
large
apples
cup
corn
syrup
Vi
cup
granulated
sugar
1
tespoon
cinnamon
23
cup
silted
all-purpose
flou
'4
cup
better
or
margarine
'4
cup
chopped
roasted
ur.blanched
almonds
riistrirts
which
have
been
.
4.
.
:
....
.....
-
defendant-
-----
oeoi
ue.
ior
uie
neicnuum,.
ihb
van
tier
wiei
omnieci
case
was
stood
over
to
next
$304.45;
Cordon
J,.lli!ie
n
P1
orti,,-t
t,,r
ti
a
i,
of
statements
that
In
spue
The
first
Selkirk
settlers
in
Linc
P'le
pan
with
pastry.
Pare,
re,
lessons
from
the
Canadian
tour
2&
Murray'
w'!
would
he
aoolied
to
the
coming
.,
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.
i,
..
d
Canada
landed
on
Prince
Ed-
core
'-"'d
dice
apples
and
arran
f
,
i
t
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r
f
llt-
l-Ls'ikl
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,
e
,
ua.t.auc
i.aju.
oy
M,
c-.icc
irtl-
u.ri.mili,
J,
1J.
Kl
lott
(It!
visit,
many
observers
irei
me
ward
Island
in
1803,
eight
years
011
Pastry.
Pour
syrup
over
1'rui
low
against
Rass
Taxi
Service,
ant,
$250
13.
Blend
together
sugar,
spice,
flour
bvfore
tlie
Selkirk
settlement
in
Manitoba.
tour
will
be
quite
as
strenuous
as
the
Canadian
one
in
Its
way,;
esivciiillv
ns
it
will
come
at,
the
i
.
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i
.in,-tinni
til,
r
i
nsillPPt.l.inS
fwn.
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un""""
......
and
butter,
and
sprinkle
evenlv
over
fruit.
Top
with
almonds.
Ea!;e
in
hot
oven
M""
riejre.-s
F.I
20
minutes.
Reduce
heat
to
moderately
hot
(375
decrees
F.)
and
bake
until
apples
are
tender.
3U
to
40
minutes.
Serves
(i
to
8.
WW
"N?t
I
in
Kenya,
Ceylon
and
Australia.
,
In
their
anxiety
to
compensate
1?
ft
,
ls(ars
A
I'Ent'FORD.
EnyUu.d
(P
An
1
licia'
eye
for
a
pr.ze
bull
hc:e
haf
be
.
n
made
to
order
by
an
'P'ical
firm
in
Southbridge,
for
the
twice-cancelled
visit
of
the
King,
the
royal
couple
have
agreed
to
cover
all
the
ground
which
it
was
proposed
the
King
and
Queen,
and
Princess
Margaret
on
separate
side
trips,
should
take
in,
and
alfo
to
visit
10
additional
towns.
This
means
they
will
have
to
visit
23
towns
in
35
days,
travelling
by
sea,
air,
railway
and
nrotor-car.
2ST
in
it
MATINHs
2
.i
FiVE
DIE
IN
FIRE
Five
elderly
persons
were
aspnyxiateU
last
Saturday
when
fire
swept
a
Montreal
apartment
block
operated
as
a
private
home
for
the
aged.
The
five,
two
of
them
nearly
blind,
were
unable
.to
escape
from
their
third
floor
dwellings
because
flumes
blocked
the
.airway.
The
bodies
of
four
women
and
one
m
,n
were
found
by
liremen.
(CP
PHOTOi
EVK.
SHOWS
tARTln,
1IIE1BEB1IIIS63K1IIS
lMt
si
a
1
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s
'Littiti
STEAMtR
1
c
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Planning
for
Moose
Parley
f
rrfmm
Prince
George
Jn
J)luk
Entertainment
plans
for
tin
1
..
..
coininw
mid-winter
Moose
con-
t
V
i
Their
itinerary
will
take
them
from
Wellington,
the
capital,
at
the
southern
end
of
the
North
Island,
to
the.
South
Island,
across
to
the
isolated
west
coast,
down
to
Invercargill
In
the
extreme
south,
and
then
through
a
large
stretch
of
the
North
Island,
concluding
at
Auckland.
Never-1
theless
it
has
been
necessary
to
',
'
omit
several
larg
districts
and
they
are
now
objecting
to
the'
itinerary
and
demanding
that
the
program
bx?
amended.
i
OMIT
SCENIC
AKFAS
j
The
districts
omitted
are
the
KAILS
FOR
Vancouver
G.il
Guiding
in
India
was
the
ferenc;
di.scussed
ere
were
of
an
mtvrestihg
talk
by
subjee
Wednesd
,
ht
,b
tne
Womea
J
Mrs.
Duncan
Black
to
Cambrai
h,,m
m.t
-
tt
Chapter.
Imperial
Order
Daugh-
p
the
horn,
lei's
,it
oi
t
toe
no
TTmtiirp
Empire,
m
,n
I
the
hp
(
Civic
,V!f
c-
i.i
t.il.
i
itieiliatr
Ports
t-ik.fli.
Shorts
ll'
i-ach
Thursday
.a
11
j).
m.
m
V.-.
I
I
-
'
Cent
re
Tuesday
night.
Further
Utlks
for
Empire
study
will
be
given
during
the
year
by
Mrs.1
B
ack.
i
Mrs.
G.
P.
Lyons,
first
vice-regent,
presided
over
the
meet-1
oi,
wmrli
made
plans
for
a
of
Mrs.
B.
J.
Bacon,
with
Mrs
W.
U.
M-Calium
as
hostess.
The
conference,
to
be
held
January
27
includes
visiting
lodges
of
Ocean
Falls.
Stewart
a.ui
Pnnce
George.
Following
the
meeting
whis.
was
enjoyed
at
which
Mrs.
P
A,
-r
AE.CH.KAN
:;.M.v
itiiiiNioin
1
northern
end
of
the
Southl.sland.
1
TO
SATURDAY
Eves.
7
-
9
o.m.
-
Sat.
Mot.
2
p.,t
l
.
i.
Ti
-h
rounders
Day
tea
to
.be
held
February
13
with
all
IODE
ou,u
won
nisi
piizt
'ana
ivus.
j.
...
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l.'JW
Cool
For
Itcsci
vations
Write
or
Call
CM
V
UK
Ki-.r.u
Oi
l
ICI-.
I'RIN'CK
KUI'Li
To
Compliment
Your
New
Outfit!
chanters
takinir
nart
Mrs
Dun-1
mompson,
second,
utners
pres
Mis
-.c.i
Bla.-k
auu
Mrs.
G.
P.
Lyons
ent
at
the
meeting
were
i,i
rnmr.
!).,
tho
p,.n,
t
too
l.ucha
Hastings,
A1S.
o.
I
Mmmm
I
SteiiU-
the
whole
of
the
central
and
wistern
part
of
the
North
Island,
and
the
Northland
peninsula
in
the
far
north.
In
their
anxiety
to
meet
as
many
of
the
people
as
passible,
the
Royal
Couple
have
agreed
to
a
town
that
will
give
them
a
minimum
of
sightseeing
in
scenic
regions
which
bring
most
tourists
to
the
Dominion.
Thev
will
not
see
the
hieh
.
Cvuorai
Chapter.
".vig.
Mrs.
J.
Walker,
Mrs.
R.
Oisks
r,
.,,
.,r
,
Mrs.
J.
Kasper,
Mrs.
R.
B.
Skin-
V
C.
B
'.f
if
Co!e:s.
styles
and
prices
J
that
invite
the
most
exact-
ing
customers.
WALLACE'S
r
.
.
c.
i
,vni
iwi
,1
...yivj.i
lain.
u
uc
drawn
in
February
were
distributed
lo
members.
The
January
raffie
was
won
by
Mrs.
Charles
Stokoc.
Nomination
of
officers
for
the
year
were
received.
ut-r
anu
m.s.
ircne
Muncey.
BRIEFS-
from
Britain
The
strangest
port
obout
ou
-j
business
is
that
the
less
work.1
manship
you
cin
sec,
the
better
the
job
wnj
done!
That's
wbj
we're
so
proud
of
the
cars
tho
Jf
Alps,
the
wonders
of
Fiordiaii.l,
0
i-i-jjairrrn?...r
rore
i
1
.-rr
T:
me
greai
glaciers
wiucn
piunge
down
almcst
to
sea
level
in
the
South
island,
the
volcanoes
oi
tne
North
isl
ind,
the
glowworm
cruise
out
ot
our
shop
tho'-
"brand
new"
look
ever
Ihouah
they
may
hove
been
!
;
c.rot'.o
over
an
underground
;
river
which
Bernard
Shaw
tailed
J
the
eighth
wonder
o!
the
wtmo.
j
nor
the
great
Kauri
Forests
and
big
game
fi.-lhing
resorts
of
Northland.
Rotorua,
centre
ot
serious
occ:dcns.
Rcmcmbcsi
a
this
number
if
in
need:
GREEN
217
CHESS
MASTER--George
Ber-nnr.
winner
of
chess
tourna-i.iciti
in
turope
and
chess
ma
!er
of
the
ancient
city
of
fa!
s,;u
li.t-:
.i
tiled
m
liam-llton.
He
will
attend
McMas-ter
University
to
complete
his
medical
studies
and
teach
the
finer
points
of
chess
to
interest,
d
ii'.Ment
.
.CP
Photo
Interference
Is
Superior
Auto
Servim
the
Thermal
KtsKms,
is
tiv
;
only
major
tout
1st
area
they
will
,
visit.
Although
tt
is
understood
they
'
will
have
free
time
at
week-ends,
.
a
two-day
break
during
the
1
South
Island
section
of
the
tour
i
j
is
the
only
official
rest
period
provided.
It
is
evident
that
the
tour
has
been
planned
to
com-
j
pensate
for
the
disappointments
1
,,f
lltn
Wmii'b
tu''n-n,utiiiinn,l
Limited
FINEST
FIRST
GRADE
t.INDSEY,
England
CP
Coun-;
cil
of
this
Sulfold
county
town
a.ved
to
fix
stiect
names,
eliding
years
of
confusion
for
pus'-men.
The
main
street
has
no
name,
and
on
it
live
six
families
named
Smith.
HERTFORD.
England
CP
Officials
here
suggested
that
every
hiker
get
equipped
with
hammer
and
nails.
Then
the
ramblers
could
save
local
councils
expenses
by
mending
country
signposts
in
need
of
repair.
TRENT
VALE,
England
i
-The
National
Coal
Board
has
obtained
permission
to
proceed
wi
n
underground
workings
in
the
Trent
Valley
of
Staffordshire,
where
deposits
of
21,000,000
tons
have
been
outlined.
GRADE
A
LARGE
FARM
FRESH
DOZEN
lb.
69c
Third
Avenue
West
33C
Phone
Green
217
t
r
I
ii
Intolerable
nunty
Premier
Mossadegh.
,,,
..,,
,i,,.
.,,.,
!
.uui
tanivt
bit....
n.c
c-uj.v-
'
under
fpecia
guard
against
dem
STRAWBERRIES
I'nifcn
ment
of
the
Roj.U
vi.-itors.
They
,
I'KT.
onslrutors,
told
the
Iran
Par
will
obtain
a
good
working
know
liament,
today
that
increasing
led
c
of
lhc
Dominion
s"
every
day
life
on
taruis
and
in
cities.
FRESH
MILK
(Juart
Carton
,
HEINZ
KETCHUP
ISottle
DICED
BEETS
(
hoire,
1-oz
TIN
Lvnn
Vallcv
PEACHES
J
-....
TIN
28c
30c
12c
20c
British
iri'erlercnco
could
not
be
tolerated
and
that
drastic
action
must
be
taken
to
combat
it.
50c
15c
11c
10c
SHREDDED
WHEAT
I'lct
DICED
CARROTS
Tin
DOG
FOOD
Itover
l.)-o..
TIN
Typical
of
the
conscientious
way
the
Princess
Is
approaching
in.-
tour
is
a
request
that
everybody
present
at
functions
lor
local
body
representatives
and
women's
organizations
should
be
presented
to
her
individually.
Biusi
furnaces
lor
.smelting
iron
ore
were
lirst
used
in
glum
about
1310.
'LONDON
CP)
A
British
Broadcasting
Corporation
concert
was
i.
clayed
C'i
minutes
while
officials
locked
for
a
screw
to
replace
a
broken
one
In
t
he
t
aii
-p
Ke
of
a
cello.
Finally
they
decided
to
balance
the
cello
on
u
stool.
10c
Apple
Sauce
G-e
Vailcv
15
OZ.
Mrs.
Francois
Levacher
and
family
are
leaving
on
tomorrow
night's
train
lor
Montreal
where
they
will
join
Mr.
Levacher
and
make
their
future
home.
The
family
immigrated
here
from
France
a
couple
of
years
ago
and
Mr.
Levacher.
until
he
left
here
recently,
had
been
employed
bj
a
local
woodworking
firm.
Bagpipes,
always
associated
with
Scoiland,
cre
known
in
In
land
perhaps
as
early
as
the
!th
ccntu:v.
37c
PINEAPPLE
JUICE
l..lc.
18-07..
TIN
IONDON
CP
Prime
Minister
Winston
Churchill
was
presented
whir
a
translated
coov
of
his
TEA
BAGS
(Nabob)
11.25
&
book
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as
a
Pastime"
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Japanese
artists,
who
formed
a
c.'iib
named
after
the
prime
minister.
59c
25c
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llmitl
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