V
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t
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Nevs
Monday,
February
11,
1952
Loca
a
Chest
Clinic
Coming
Soon
If
You
Do
Not
Pay
Your
News
Subscription,
the
Boy
Loses
Subscribers
of
the
Daily
News
who
receive
their
papers
by
n
jng
ot
-velt
Funds
d
PERSONAL
Get
nation
.
Inspector
W.
Chlsholm,
RCMP,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Princess
Norah
this
morning
from
a
trip
to
Victoria
on
official
duties.
i
is
To
Inaugurate
fliKorman
thai"""
,
I,
s
recurred
at
the
The
coast
travelling
unit
of
the
division
of
tuberculosis
control
arrives
this
month
and
will
be
in
Prince
Rupert
12
days,
City
Medical
Health
Officer
Dr.
Duncan
Black
announces.
i
He
urges
everyone
to
take
advantage
of
chest
-X-rays.
I
available
free
every
four
J
months.
"For
many
hundreds
of
years
people
have
contracted
con-'
sumption
or
tuberculosis
as
we
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
Willi
Alt
Rlvett
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Camosun
last
evening
from
a
brief
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
.
Aid.
George
B.
Casey
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Camosun
last
evening
from
Vancouver
where
he
went
to
attend
a
recent
convention
of
the
United
Mine.
Milf
and
Smelter
Workers'
Union.
carrier
boys
are
reminded
that
these
boys
our
little
merchants
are
charged
for
every
paper
they
take
out..
If
you
are
receiving
the
paper
and
are
delinquent,
the
boy
has
to
finance
you.
This
is
a
reminder
to
people
who
may
be
in
an
ears,
whether
it
Is
their
custom
to
pay
the
boy
or
pay
at
the
office.
It
is
not
the
office
that
loses
if
you
fail
to
pay.
It
is
the
boy.
We
hope
this
reminder
will
expedite
the
payment
by
those
who
may
have
fallen
behind.
Prompt
payment
of
your
newspaper
subscription
1s
a
legitimate
obligation.
'The
fact
that
your
creditor
is
one
of
our
boys
or
girls
should
make
the
respecting
of
the
obligation
the
more
desirable.
lira)
mew"B
m
,
rt
Parks
Board
Frl-
that
some
way
be
In
regular
monthly
business,
session
at
the
weekly
luncheon
this
Wednesday.
The
executive
meets
tonight
at
the
home
of
the
president,
Marc
Gormely.
j
lound
for
releasing
MAKE
THIS
are
now
earmarKeu
:ru'lit
ol
Kooseven
use
1
Donald
E.
Neilson,
traffic
su
Olof
Hanson,
who
arrived
In
r
uuolis
Hill
lor
it
penerauy
in
i"
pciiiivciiruciiL
uj
uimumu
ja
call
It
today.
Before
the
X-ray
machine
was
discovered,
this!
disease
could
not
be
diagnosed
i
the
city
last
week
from
Vancou-
ver,
is
visiting
Smithers
andi
Fat
Forman
spoke
a
couple
of
days
in
the
city
on
Terrace
this
week
and
expects
to;
7
DAY
TEST
for
jisl
one
week
use
Carnation
MM
m
place
of
your
present
brand.
Once
yoli
hoi
e
used
Carnation,
ue
,
are
sure
that
no
other
brand
will
'satisfy
,
rHE-
EXPERTS
l
I..
I
U
I
lt
U..
C.
Carnation
Milk
is
always
full
bodied
and
creamy
colored.
Huts
your
assurance
of
complete
satisfaction
when
you
use
it
in
coffee
or
.
on
cereals
and
fruits.
You'll
never
consistency
or
thin
find
watery
color
in
Carnatioa
We
buy
top
quality
m.lk
and
grocess
it
with
the
greatest
of
care
(52
years
experience
at
it
too)
in
order
to
give
vou
rich,
creamy,
heavy
Carnation
in
its
earlier
stages.
"Now,
a
qualified
technician
can
read
the
continuity
of
the
Dies
While
on
Visit
to
City
Tin-
mother
of
two
well-known
city
contractors
d;ed
suddenly
,
velt
Park
fund
was
day
night's
train
on
his
return
to
'hree
vears
ago
when
headquarters
In
Edmonton.
I
voted
to
add
one
mill
,
;
i
hi
!rr
vp1
,
v
mho-
sail
Thursday
nifcht
by
the!
Prince
George
on
his
return
loj
Vancouver.
Mis?
Alida
Johnson
of
the
city
j
telephone
department,
who
sustained
inju:y
In
a
recent
traffic'
accident,
returned
to
the
city
on
!
thj
Camosun
last
evening
after
j
spending
the
past
few
weeks;
chest
and
other
parts
of
thej
body
by
means
of
an
X-ray
i
picture."
j
Dr.
Black
warns
that
not
ini
all
cases
do
moderately
or
far
I
advanced
stages
of
tuberculosis!
i
Of.
returned
to
the
city
on
the
,
,v
uaivc
uurpn.se
""
1
,
n'1J'iv
ariout
Camosun
last
evening
fioin
a
By
KAY
REX
Canadian
Press
6ufl
Wnttr
ftuiiuriv
wniie
on
a
visit
here
from
Vancouver.
She
was
Mrj.
Jif'f'd.4.!'ra.L,,
accompanied
by
his
wife
and
F.liinheth
Rnrah
Martin
fi9
H.r
M
li,oiu
"
tarr,.,v
Milk.
Get
Carnation
ITS
CREAMIER.
show
outward
symptoms
such
as'
HUNGARIAN
ACCENT.
By
in
the
lund
ttaKing,
"
sons,
George
and
Jack
Martin
I
general
tiredness
and
cough
IDsl
i
which
has
Miss
Margaret
Palmer,
organ-
operate
Northwest
Construction
"But
if
a
person
has
contract-
j
.m..inn
Vancouver
ana
ocauie.
Marlanne
Schiller
U
so
ac-ADDreclatlon.of
a
Dailv
News
I
customed
to
Canadian
cooking
lzer
of
the
Junior
Red
Cross
for
t
to
accrue.
.
.
Ur.
tour
of
editorial
came
during
discussion
!
'hat
many
or
tne
once
laminar
01
uium:
niitmiiis
British
Columbia,
after
i
central
Interior
points,
mmm
Commissioners
Bai-
arrived
!
at
the
school
board
meeting
on
Hungarian
dishes
have
lost
their
Co.
I
Mrs.
Mirtin
was
a
widow.
'
Born
in
London,
she
came
to
Canada
46
years
ago
and
had
been
In
the
province
32
yers.
!
Funeral
wiH
be
held
in
Vancou-
I
ed
the
disease,
a
yearly
X-ray
would
prevent
any
possibility
of
the
disease
reaching
theSe
stages
before
treatment
being
given."
To
get
an
X-ray,
one
should
i
Kormun
is
mat
me
Friday
night.
Board
members
appeal.
approved
the
opinion
expressed
"I
don't
enjoy
them
as
much,"
bv
the
News
in
Thursdav'
edi-
she
confessed
during
an
lntcr-
in
the
city
at
the
end
of
the
week
and
Is
the
guest
of
her
mother,
Mrs.
P.
I.
Palmer,
Fourth
Avenue
East.
She
will
sail
Thursday
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
her
headquarters
in
Vancouver.
contact
the
Public
Health
Unit
:
I
be
ued
to
better
:n
the
development
:
k.s
such
as
Algoma
e
Hays
Creek
area
favor
in
preference
,,
Hill
as
the
city's
torial
that
a
school
holiday
view.
"I
now
found
them
too,
should
not
have
been
granted
the
rich."
ver
Thursday.
In
Prince
Rupert.
A
card
will
be
!
seven
Issued
and
an
X-ray
taken.!
day
of
the
King's
death.
-a
four
egg
yolks
(
beaten
I
Mrs.
Rae
L.
Johnson
and
!
TJX
around.
I
Blonde
ana
m
her
mia-twen-
;
tics,
Miss
Schiller
is
one
of
the
E.300
Hungarians
who
have
set-
j
tied
In
Canada
since
1945.
She
left
her
native
Budapest
more
!
and
Mrs.
L.
E.
there
would
have
to
daughter,
Kay,
i
I
reference
to
the
IVADflB&TED
There
is
no
cost.
If
there
is
a
j
suspicion
of
the
disease,
a
larg-
i
er.
X-ray
will
be
taken
and
other
tests
made
before
a
defin-
j
lte
diagnosis
is
given.
Exact
date
the
travelling
X-
ray
unit
arrives
will
be
an-;
ir
approval
to
orean
Salaries
Increased
it
Park
earmai'K.
than
2'j
years
ago
and
now
Is;
studying
with
a
firm
of
com-
j
mcrcial
photographers
in
To-!
Ml
LIC
,iij
II
AIRMAN
Cuthbertson
and
sons,
Eddie
and
'
Bobby,
sailed
last
night
on
the
Camosun
to
make
the
round
trip
!
north.
They
will
meet
and
re-1
turn
tomorrow
with
Mr.
Johnson
I
and
Mr.
Cuthbertson
who
have!
been
at
Stewart
for
the
past
few
j
days
on
Columbia
Cellulose
busi-
;
ness.
!
nounced
later.
.
Board,
at
yesier-
ounces
semi-sweet
cholocate.
Melt
chocolate
and
add
to
beaten
egg
yolks
and
sugar.
Fold
in
four
beaten
egg
whites.
Pour
into
shell
and
cover
with
remainder
of
pastry.
Smear
part
of
the
remaining
egg
white
I
unbeaten
I
over
the
crust.
(Marianne
says
Hungarian
housewives
frequently
spread
a
little
egg
white
on
their
pie-crusts
it
makes
the
crusts
shiny.)
Sprinkle
with
finely
chopped
almonds
and
bake
in
oven
1375
degrees
F.i
until
brown.
Cool
and
cut
in
squares.
,g,
elected
Pat
Foreman
for
the
year,
liners
of
the
board
ronto.
Cakes
with
as
many
s
eight
eggs,
soups
which
were
meals
in
themselves
these
were
typical
of
Hungarian
cooking
in
the
more
aftluent
pre-war
years.
acivvrt
s
If
you
want
tu
seii
-,
New
r,..-j(i1
if-
li.iiagno,
KoDert
toy,
Teacher
Will
Cost
JI0.U00
More
This
Year
An
overall
Increase
of
13
per
.strong
and
Arthur
last-mentioned
wai
!
Marianne
confesses
that
at
tl-t
..
U
...
,...n..;,.B,J
In
fitrl
at
yesterdays
meet-
Early
Governor
Native
Son
Ill:,
is
secretary.
year
and
a
slight
increase
in
the
Canadians
.
cook
their
teaching
staff
will
cost
taxpayers
?
nI!L
,
.,
etables
in
water.
t
In
Hungary
,,Mm.
,-,
$200
000
In
1952-an
increase
over
,
b,
.eidoin
are
served
sStesSries
were
lald
11
e
than
general
dls-il.iKcd
the
meeting.
as
part
of
a
more
complex
dish
.
INDIAN
GRASS
A
gigantic
weed
known
as
"Kars
Grass''
covers
about
3,000,-CCO
acres
of
land
in
India.
.id
to
have
a
meet-j
pu.ss.ible
with
the
l
(iiinutlee
of
the
down
at
a
SCn01
bard
commil-CTTAWA
OTTAWA
(CP)
ten
-
Appointment
Annointmenf
,
tee
meeUng
Frlday
night
,
Of
Rt.
Hon.
Vincent
Massey,
whJ
,
filarv
ineren
vu-rr
nnimiinr.
.
Nor
are
salt
and
pepper
shakers
popular
items
on
the
fam
14th
ll.ll
some
time
agO
-
m
u-
cWOrn
in
Februarv
28
-as
rr
Ratnrrini
fnllnu;ln
roachlno
puce
of
property
the
first
native-born
governor-1
of
agreement
between
teachers
fAveniie
tast
in
the
Valentine's
Day,
Thursday,
Feb.
WITH
PRIDE
WE
INTRODUCE
ily
dinnertable.
"We
always
put
salt
and
pepper
in
while
preparing
the
food,"
said
the
pretty
new
Canadian.
"If
we
find
it
necessary
to
add
more
during
a
meal,
then
it's
time
to
scold
the
cookl"
Like
must
business
girls,
Mar
MSB
!
i'lii.a
be
set
aside
ud
development.
Board
will
also
r
ul
ail
city
paiKS
.wing
up
its
plans
ii
Us
budget
for
the
general
of
Canada,
sent
hlstor-
j
tans
here
searching
to
discover
.f
he
actually
is
the
first
Canadian
to
hold
the
post.
Mr.
Massey
is
the
first
Canadian
to
become
governor-general
since
Confederation
in
1SG7.
But
a
century
befofe
that,
a
native
Canadian
served
as
governor
of
this
country,
In
the
period
before
the
British
conquered
Frrnrh-Canada
in
1759.
He
was
Pivrre
de
Ricaud.
Mar-
S
id
a
slant
of
$4500
and
school
board
through
negotiations
since
October.
Now
schedule
is
as
follows:
First
class
elementary
$2,290
minimum
to
$3,850
maximum
with
yearly
increments
of
$130.
Secondary
sahool
$2,750
to
$4,700,
ramc
yearly
increments.
One
to
three-room
school
principals
receive
$100
a
room
additional.
In
other
schools
of
four
rooms
or
more,
the
following
schedule
has
been
agreed
upon:
$200
and
$300
a
year
for
elementary
and
secondary
school
principals
respectively
for
administration
services;
supervisory
pay
ianne
lives
in
a
housekeeping!
room,
prepares
her
own
meai3
J
and
loves
to
concoct
tasty
dishes
for
friends
who
drop
in.
HL'NGARIAN
ACCENT
Mast
of
the
time
her
meals
one
mer
2..-
louiicil
last
year
woik
and,
by
the
all
accounted
for,
ihcie
will
have
ivercxpendlturc
or
ud
The
new
pro-
qus
rte
vaudreull-Cavagnal,
bom
attached'
i
Montreal
in
1704
Hi
served
as
illieer,
JLftWMrr
-UHJB,
BTlmhri
-in-
7
-
h
1'
t
-t
Bi
Bl
alien,
will
also:
governor
of
New
France
from
n
filter
t
sir-
V
'
.
t
'A
w
V,
U
,
v
H
'.v.
i.
'
1
in
id
a
1
IV
1'
;1
y
f
4
1755
to
1760.
of
$75
for
each
teacher
up
to
of
the
Hand-Craflsmen
has
COPPERTONE
finish
in
far
proudly
submit
these,
the
.
The
lndividua'ity
inspiied
our
new
east
designs.
We
set
the
second
Frl-
He
was
the
son
of
PhllinDe
de
'
eicht
and
$25
for
each
additional
tsrr.
are
completely
Canadian
although
as
a
special
treat
sometimes
she
will
prepare
her
favorite
Hungarian
dessert
chocolate
pic.
This
decidedly
is
"pie"
with
a
Hungarian
accent.
Pastry:
1"2
cups
flour;
three-quarters
cup
butter
or
margarine;
two
tablespoons
water;
pinch
ot
salt;
one
egg
yolk.
Sift
flour
and
salt.
Work
butter
Into
mixture
with
knife
and
linally
add
egg
yolk
and
water.
Roll
out
and
put
pastry
prefer-
month
as
regular
i
Rieaud.
Marquis
de
Vaudreull.
i
teacher.
,
v.
newest
ereation,
for
the
fashion-wise
buyer.
There
are
57
teachers
In
school
4W
.
..,-t.'r..
I
and
Canadian-born
Louise
Elisa-
;
bPtn
joybert
de
Soulanges.
The
oistrlct
No.
52.
See
it
o
test
Police
NEW
WESTtoliNSTcjl
CP
An
automobile
careened
out
of
control
down
a
steeo
hill
hero
'
father,
a
native
of
France,
served
i
ar
governor
from
1703
to
1725.
j
Pierre
de
Rlgaud
served
as
governor
of
Trois
Rivieres
and
of
j
Louisiana,
before
being
appoint-I
ed
governor
of
the
whole
of
New
in
Years
into
square
cake-pan
al-
todav.
carrvinc
one
elrl
to
her!ably
do.
dcr
death
and
seiiclinc
three
others
though
deep
pie-plate
will
GEORGE
COOK
$
rciVC
to
hospital.
'
Filling:
Two-thirds
cup
sugar;
lines
in
police
com
t
!
France.
'
re
the
lowest
since
i
writers
oi
eany
uanaaian
nis-
PRINCE
RUPERT
and
TERRACE
V.
8
convictions
and
a
SBy
mue
complimentary
i
50
received
in
rev-'
aDut
him.
Some
of
the
writers
pality
received
$954
i
sta,e
tnat'
ne
as
'n
over-all
-a
fines
in
January
command
at
Quebec
when
the
Last
year's
high
British
forces
under
Gen.
Wolfe
oer
-
$3.9
.6.
Ii
-rft-
f
i
i
i
a
I
r
n.
T
NOTICE
Out
of
respect
to
the
late
Mr.
N.
L.
Jones
JONES'
NEWS
STAND
WILL
BE
CLOSED
FEBRUARY
12
her.
manager
of
the
1
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Co
Lid.,
and
John
H:
Packers,
left,
f.ir
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in
I
3.
When
he
heard
of
Montcalm's
death
on
the
battlefield,
he
is
?aid
to
have
deserted.
In
1760
In
Montreal
he
personally
surrendered
New
France
to
the
British
forces.
He
was
returned
to
France
and
tried
on
a
charge
of
maladministration,
but
was
acquitted.
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Saturday
on
Troubles!
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Room
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and
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FEB.
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