1
9)
Prince
kuperr
Uuily'Newi
Thursday,
February
28,
1952
u--
Problems
of
Rail
Service
Fewer
Ottawa
;
Night
Sessions
schedule,
too,
had
some
unpopu-
lar
quirks.
i
MOST
POPII.AK
SCHKDLXE
,
Finally,
the
chamber
agreed
toi
finish
out
the
session
with
these
hours:
Monday,
Tuesday
and
Thurs-;
day
2:30
to
10
p.m.,
with
a
din
Housekeeping
..
.
ha5
personality
if
it
Indleo
right
it-s
good
iment.
who
returned
to
the
city
at!
GETS
NEW
DOG
,
the
first
of
the
week
after
a
pas-
!
REGINA
CP
Tony
Garnty,
genger
officials'
conference
in
sightless
citizen
who
recently
lost
Winnipeg.
Not
only
in
this
area,
.his
seeing
eye
dog,
left
for
Min-
Notwlthstanding
the
problem
but
throughout
the
system,
ex-;
neapolis
to
pick
up
a
new
ammat
f
tri
t
fit
avaiiahip
pnnin-
pandine
demands
on
railway
.
t0
reDlace
his
beloved
"Valiant.
'
Ottawa
House
Seeking
To
Improve
Working
Conditions
V
.
1
S
v
i
A
ner
adjournment
between
6:15
and
g
p.m.
i
Wednesday
2:30
to
6:15
D.m
I
n
fu!
egg
:
tablespoons
of
simur
for
each
N0t
tlie
,
egg
white
for
best
results.
Finish
8""'
.....
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i
,,,
Ko-itlnp-
until
thp
whites
ntlv
iment
into
needs
of
increasing
service
are
being
made
and
theThe
tri
and
pulchase
of
the.
S
traffic,
Canadian
National
Rail-1
task
of
catering
to
It
is
a
Per-.
made
possible
OTTAWA-
tM.cis.niK
mj
iihh'"'
wi
h
nn
even
nor
si
tine-
.
i
v.i
i
(.'nllslO'
'
u,,:
"y
""'-o
-
-
i
!its
own
working
conditions,
the,
Tnose
hours
werenl
approved,
exPecls,
10
nave
a-
TT'"
'5
v
,
'
'tmM
through
a
fund
collected
Ay
the
dress
i
up
wen.
um,..
nt
rnmmoni
sessions
of
,
Jlh,
r.rr.
railway
equipment
j
.ninema
.
...
.
....
the
thp
same
Kam.T
rmiwav
fuuiuiiitrui,
in
in
.
nuin
lanway
auu
.....
...
.
i
7
i
-
will
1
Slurred
Egfrs
In
Bacon
Knifes
it.
will
he
i
canuaiun
rtuunuuu
ui
u
.i...v.'
Hg
t
8hort.lv
.
...
.
Inneration
on
the
Jasper-Prince
services
this
summer
w
"
.
5...
turrit
i
Mrwi
hfimemakers
will
serve
w
1
1
n.
ii
uiJiiu
ivea
iiom
ine
uwr
mey
wc;c-r
.....
i.
j
.
,
itju
in
ii
a
1
-
.
.i,n
........
nflfln
I
tif.cn
rl'ivfi
fnr
ihotr
expected
to
come
to
a
final
ae-,..a
bunch
of
tommyrot"
but
KUPerl
llne
lms
f5.ll.,m"
along
lines
similar
to-iast
yea.,
pu.m
I
HIICl
I
III"
I'Kfl
m-W
W.v.'l.
.v..
V.I.J
last.
With
increasing
industrial.
ifcll.SP
Ibb
iiTQA
tl.a
vT.r
nrimilnW
nt
cision
on
hours.
Tte
expectation
is
that
the
tn
lhrM
schedules.
They
pro-
activity
throughout
the
central
mu-
w..i
v
,,.
fillOI'll'SS,
bad''
rule
advantage
of
low
eKg
prices.
Eggs
Tiie
'1
i
hii;h
are
one
of
our
best
buys
and
may
fucLvi
whether
1
,r
i
,
the
oven.
Il
b
iu-hed.
so
li
sWttlv
over
a
iieat.
There
is
.
Hie
'hard
Or
used
LU
auunilHc
iwi
tiicrm-ai,
many
m-'ftls.
Fortunately,
there
me
many
ways
to
serve
ejjgs
and
they
are
riht
for
any
meal,
breaktast,
dinner
or
supper.
For
a
slightly
different
dish,
home
economists
surest
this
recipe
for
Commons
will
adopt
8
scneame
bab,
wjl,
be
made
permanent
interior
area,
n
m.:S.
ul
uuu.se
,
giving
members
Wednesday
and
,
with
one
small
change-that
the
be
that
even
more
equipment
Hiday
nights
off,
leaving
only;HouJle
rise
al
8
pm
or
dinner;'111
bo
esaeJ-
.
.
.
.
1
thiee
night
sittings
a
week-
insU,ad
of
6:15
Pm
!
So
says
William
n
Cruickshank,
Monday,
Tuesday
and
Thursday.
;
Because
th3
new
hours
were'
general
agent,
passenger
depart-That
was
the
schedule
withvg,d
only
lor
the
fall
session,!
"
which
the
House
finished
up
last
.
the
House
Ls
meeting
under
its
popular,
is
that
the
limit
on
December,
after
experimenting
old
hours
3
to
11
p.m.
with
'
speeches
by
private
members
be
with
various
combinations
'
;
start
of
new
session.
A
decision
i
shortened
to
30
minutes
from
the
hours
for
two
months.
on
tne
nf.w
S(.heaule
is
expected
;
present
40
minutes.
EijK.s
and
Bar.on
Pinn:
,ierv
has
Shirred
six
servliiRS,
cook
six
j.
,d
replaced
;
To
niak
The
old
hours
appear
at-iin-
.
taken
within
the
first
week
i
The
committees
report
was
,
.
...
i
.
.v.-
,,..
ltnlr
I,
juirrt-
sncvi-
oi
uueuu,
uui
uju
isp
us
,W(
-'
,
...
......
.,,...,,,
u-.
..(.!
fl,.lt,l.,
j
iieiy
w
ue
uu
m-
wuj
uwv.
or
80
i
them,
the
chamber
sat
dally
Ainno
u.iih
th
iJinnvp
In
hours
crowded
out
in
a
last-minute
rush
of
business
and
thus
died
with
the
fall
session,
but
the
tousle
I'llie
1
niiuuiw
uc
i.m.j
u
i.ijit,
,cj
are
cooked
Line
six
muffin
tins
with
strips
'h,.iH
in
of
baeotr;
forminc
each
slice
Into
Monday
througn
Friday
from
3
j
lhg
special
committee
also
made
j.i.
to
11
p.m.,
with
a
f1innr;vaal
other
suggestions
aimed
!
government
may
ask
that
it
bei
0
1
'
(
.
iiiii
-t
m.
Dieak
irom
o
to
o
p.m.
dul
vcu-
at
peeing
the
business
of
par-;
ivivea
ana
aeDaiea
m
me
nt
!
nesday
evenings
were
free
in
the
liament.
One,
which
may
prove
session.
I
early
stages
of
each
session.
These
hours,
adopted
during
!
the
19th
century,
drew
a
lot
of
complaints.
Year
after
year
WAS
KIDNAPPED
Three-'
year-om
Baroara
Nemeroff
was
returned
safely
to
her
parent
little
more
than
12
hours
after
a
masked
man
forced
his
way
Into
her
Montreal
home
and
abducted
her.
He
left
a
note
demanding
$50,000
ransom
from
the
child's
lather,
Moe
Nemeroff,
leather
manufacturer.
Police
are
holding
10-year-old
Robert
Pat-enaudc,
an
employee
of
Mr.
Nemeroff,
in
connection
with
the
alleged
kidnapping.
CP
PHOTO
i
PYREX
and
FIREKING
0VENWARE
l-'iieboilii"!
point
'a
ring'
around
the
edge
of
the
Accord-'
Un.
Add
a
little
of
the
bacon
fat
i
s
r.ut-'.s.
''"1
Mini
;ts
the
clif-
to
the
bottom
of
the
tins.
Break
'.
"J
the
imwh.
"lb-
i
an
iK
Into
each
bucon
ring
and
',
J
iiid
)'.
tender.
season
with
salt
and
pepper.
'
'
j,'
will
mirth
ih'
Bake
In
a
moderately
slow
oven
'
I
of
325'
r..
for
5-10
minutes
de-
i
i!
iss
iVhiies:
pendinK
on
how
well
cooked
.,'
j
,,,,1,1
lit
folded
ecus
are
to
be.
Remove
from
the
,
T.j
ho
this
a
tins'
and
serve
on
toast.
They're
,"-,:$
uW-r
motion
good
to
,
-at
and
look
(iood
too!
'"'-il?F,u'
t:i
i!y
omel-
.;u!ft-.
fuitf
the
heavy
'
ItfcMIMSCKNCES
.,',.
jthe
fefti'eii
e-UK
.
-
i
Continued
from
page
7
1
4
r,,:c
into
the
-
.,.?.
iciti'
i"
ully.
eat!
Masefield,
74,
has
still
to
pass
,U!
;j-
up
in
arcater
j
on.
What
Elizabeth
may
have
In
tnA'f
'''ken
nut
of
mind
cannot
be
known.
Some-
..i
am
'.,
aimed
up
times
a
poet
can
anger
a
queen.
PQYALQTY
I
CANNED
FOODS
w
memwrs
called
for
revision,
suggesting
that
11
p.m.
was
too
late
to
finish
work,
especially
when
they
must
be
back
in
the
morning
for
committee
meetings.
Nothing
was
done
until
early
last
fall
when
a
special
committer
representing
nil
parties
met
and
suggested
several
combinations
of
hours
be
tried
on
an
experimental
basis.
First,
the
chamber
sat
a
week
caskkroi.es
huhum;
dishes
mkasi
king
c
its
m
stako
disiiks
I.OAF
DISII1S
Bears
Seen
Outside,
Maybe
It's
Spring
from
1:30
to
7
p.m.
daily
with
''i.aS'uie
0-
fore
iisins
I
Victoria
was
furious
with
Rud-
out
a
break.
The
members
didn
t
.
yard
Kipling.
Had
he
not
writ
a
8AULT
STE.
MARIE.
Ont.
lllkj
that:
it
was
too
long
A
ii
limes
the
ten
"The
Widow
of
Windsor
didn't
tho
um-riKMiiir
i
UicoX
citizens
would
Just
as
soon
Utretch.
Besides,
many
ib.il
,
-
J
i
l'
until
the
mm
rviKpfi
in
know
what
to
do
with
so
many
fier
famation...
Wl
then
go
down
Tommy
Atkins,
the
prestige
of,takt
the
bear'8
appearance
as
a
WStZ?'
mtnri
fflia
spring
sign,
as
put
their
faith
in
evenings
off.
jits'
:.!
liquid
1
he
;
laureate
might
have
been
his.
.
,
...
,,lw
l.L
tll.lt
TU..
A-.nH
rttrt
...
..in.i
ll.t.H.
the
recent
antics
of
the
ground-1
Then
they
tried
a
weex
wnn
three
nights
off.
but
that
uadd.idUR.tast
mg
to
the
world
being
told
"she
hog.
only
,!
,!
a
.
i.ance
to
'
owned
arf
of
creation."
A
caretaker
at
Bcllevue
Park
-
'
"
"l
i
I
(,
.L-inu
mci
niuues
inert
rutin
wucu
u
icaTm
j
7
'
...
I
1
klV...rnatiin
hibernation
HliiVinilt
without
being
.mil.-
nne
I:
n,'-
civt
Giv
Its
iws
inwt
i
v..
i.rm.-
inrw
.
Jr,
a
.i
not
f
ar
away,"
Th.
Nowvrk
Tim.
,ihmit
-
disturbed,
spring's
beating
well
The
bears
made
their
ted
six
queries:
Where
Is
For-
appear-
,i!4ri(in.
Allow
two
I
mice
ncic
uci
mi.
.
u.
t
"
mosa?
Where
is
Manchuria?
i
I'ltOVIItKO
What
is
the
38th
parallel
con-liiirnm
p:ie
7)
neclvd
with?
What
Is
the
Atlantic
FINISHES
HARVEST
t
ffro,iiinanding
the
Pact?
Who
is
Chiang
Kai-shek?
1
MANYBERRIES,
Alta.
(CP)
Who
is
Marshal
Tito?
Twelve
j
District
farmer
L.
A.
Goulet
fin-per
cent
of
adults
queried
could
i
lshed
threshing
his
1951
grain
Carnation
Milk
is
aiw.,,
wiU
g
sure
diatyou
milk
at
its
very
best.
tt,i4m
Seoul
province
.riljriv
is
uiider
cover
.
Thi
re
isn't
anybody
As
answer
all
six.
Nineteen
per
cent
crop
at
the
end
of
January
roulct
not
reply
at
all.
Yet
these
in
the
names
and
phrases
are
featured
anl
more,
or
in
many
other
districts,
bad
weather
last
fall
prevented
completion
of
the
harvest
then.
every
day
in
press
and
radio.
mjf
the
n
(usees
live
f
1
W
TRADE-IN
NOW
.
.'
never
a
worry
about
""
use
Carnation.
Every
isuncondition.Miyi,
Get
Carnation
-ALWAYS
GOOD!
Trade-in
Allowance
$100.00
Vi
cu.
ft.
DELUXE
Refrigerator
....
$499.00
:eii
nr
tenieo
dugout,
i
:
jf
.
'
'
officer
said:
k
-n
rumors
about
,;r,jt
in
caves
this
win-
t
iiliriiilly
I
know
of
p
uitovert'd
one
rase:
sul'.Ijf:
prtmaturely
dis-Sr,ri
hospital
with
a
j'iUH-'
died
in
a
cave,
ni
s
Ji,,ndwrittcn
state-;:n.nS!
c;vilian
hospitals
ii
ti'gair.'-ations.
oi-.!,
the
office
and
and
a
quarter
It,Rjs
were
destroyed.
'S
xporary
house?
'il!t.
Others
in
the
are
ji
'iibuted
between
ar.d
jl
rongbu.
Largest
lre
Is
at
Taejon,
W
n
Seoul
and
Tae-r
are
under
ron-"'
I
$461.50
$
70.00
8'
2
cu.
ft.
DELUXE
Refrigerator
8'2
cu.
ft.
STANDARD
Refrigcrotor
MAKE
THIS
7
DAY
TEST
CU
Milk
in
pl
brM
6f
yor
present
$432.50
$
65.00
$100.00
$
75.00
$
50.00
One
yu
ue
are
Camion,
DELUXE
Range
$519.00
STANDARD
Range
$388.50
DELUXE
WASHERS
$359.95
other
bran
-
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1
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I
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JL
f
i
I
(liio
i
r
Northern
B.
C.
Po
wer
Co.
L
ti
an
Wi
winter
has
be(n
?
Bid
the
thermome-
KIND
OF
SOFTNESS
$Mf
I
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-
"T.iiHWti'"--"
-'-'
oout
the
zero
'jeen
a
problem.
order
against
Kesner
liluck
Phone
210
Prince
Rupert.
B
C.
Stewart,
B.C.
w
sent
firewood
ling
to
the
Ko-
jf
'it
of
15
cents
a
?!
!
f
S
to
Interest
the
!
Jing
Peat,
which
:
'is
wood
but
burns
I
1
"ong.
Koreans
are
!
'
ide.
however.
The
;
"d
most
of
the
"Hjlii,"
Chief
Lee
sum-
1
,
at
home
wiri,g0g
J
If
at
least
we
have
vrf
--
.
in
The
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P.M.
DAYS
3
h
s
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RFUL
PRIZES
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gentry
blank
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