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Employment
Improving
Situation
Better
Than
Prince
Rupert
Daily
New
3
Monday,
January
14,
l'J52
RIDE
IN
CLOUDS
DEADLY
SPEED
The
highest
motorcar
road,
No
known
infectious
dise.-ise
across
the
Alps
is
through
the
develops
more
rapidly
than
As,a-Stelvlo
Pass
at
an
altitude
of
I
tic
cholera,
which
may
kill
with-i.042
feet.
j
in
an
hour
of
the
first
symptoms.
,
J
i
By
KAY
REX
C'umiiluin
Press
Blair
Writer
1
I
Di.
W.
S.
Kergin
returned
to
I
tl.
cily
on
Friday
from
a
brief.
I
trip
to
Vancouver.
j
I
H'lfjo
Kraupner
left
on
today's
'
Normal,
NES
Says
UKRAINIAN
YULETIDE
Employment
situation
in
Prince
'
'
1
,"
plane
for
Vancouvc-
on
a
dusi-ness
trip.
Thousands
of
Canadians,
nar.
"upert
Is
better
than
normal"-
it
culaiiy
the
29.000
Ukrainians
for
l1"8
time
of
year,
the
Na-
STATIONERY
WRITING
TABLETS
ENVELOPES
0
PENS
INK
Fancy
box
Stationery
suitable
for
gifts
in
all
sizes
4
Lr
a
A
.
f.
M-.
H.
F.
Keves,
director
of
,
w,0
have
come
to
this
country
tior
41
Empioyment
Service
office
Calgary
Arts
Club,
is
a
round-
gmce
th,
war
gU11
are
celebral.
.
here
saiU
today,
oi.
p
passenger
on
the
Princes
ig
Chmtmas
and
New
Year's.
Although
January
Is
consid-touise
in
Prime
Rupert
today.
,
M
m,nlght
Jan
,3
tne
New
:e
ed
'
the
bottom
of
the
well"
Ken
Hustl-r
Is
now
on
the
Year
of
the
Julian
calendar
is
ln
employment
generally,
less
staff
of
Overwaitea
Ltd.
here,
1
ushered
In
with
gay
celebrations
PePle
on
a
Percentage
basis
are
and
dances.
The
0"'
01
worlc
tnan
last
year.
having
recently
arrived
f.
cm
holiday
season
;
Summerland
where
he
worked
continues
until
Jordan
Day,
J:m.
The
spokesman
indicated
for
the
same
firm
'
j
1
0.
there
were
more
people
drawing
,
n
is
a
season
of
church
servi-
!
unemployment
insurance
this
Pilot
8nd
Mrs.
.luman
Jermyn
;ces
i(rjclal
observances
and
tra-
j
but
"at
least"
20
percent
eu
by
plane
for
Vancouver
to-
;dulonal
foods
Man
national
more
people
are
registered
and
7
to
be?ln
a
months
holiday.
;
dlsh
w,u
be
served
Including
i
more
are
fint)i"g
employment
Pilot
Jerniyn
flies
for
Queen
i
borsch
Qr
cabba
j
than
In
1951.
lrio,tc
Airways
baser)
here.
iro,,s
a,,d
p,,rohy
iypp
of
dump.i
Shoitages,
however,
still
exist
M
s.
James
E.
Taylor
and
fam-
j
"fiR
stuffed
with
a
cheese
mix-
I
in
certain
skilled
Uadcs,
such
as
ily
arrived
in
the
city
on
last
ture.
.
I
machinists,
diesel
men
and
cab-
night's
train
from
Regina
to
Join
j
To
make
Pyrohy
you
need:
one
i
hiet
workers.
Mi.
Taylor,
new
manager
of
the'cuP
'
fiour.
three-quarters
cupl
Labor
situation
is
expected
to
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
here.
lukewarm
water;
pinch
of
salt,
j
better
itself
soon
with
opening
.
'
sift
four
and
salt
and
add
of
logging
camps
and
resuming
,.-
rs
o
i
u
j
4
,t
W
D.
Smltri
returned
to
the
enough
lukewarm
water
to
make
of
work
at
the
Alcan
project,
city
by
plane
Friday
from
Van-ja
fairly
soft
dough.
Let
stand
!
Some
of
the
work
shortage
this
couver
where
he
attended
meet-;
covered
In
a
warm
place-
for
1
winter
was
duv
to
the
brewery
ings
last
week
of
trie
executive
about
10
minutes
and
then
roll!
strike
but
most
of
the
men
laid
of
the
British
Columbia
Liberal
j
0ut
thin
as
pie
crust.
j
off
found
part-time
employment,
Association.
I
cutr
into
small
squares
(about,
said
the
spokesman.
1
2
inchesi
a1
.
v
v
nnrrtini.
..n,i
"j
or
and
place
AX
IN
SUN
A
favorite
winter
haven
for
Canadians,
Nassau,
Bahama?,
annually'
plays
H)
a
ia.Be
iminucr
oi
nisuiigui.snea
cana
lian
visitors.
Relaxing
In
the
warm
Mir.
arc
loft
lit.
Edward
C.
Wood
of
Montreal,
preside
it
of
the
Imperial
Tobacco
Company;
H.
allh
or
Maitln;
Mrs.
Lawson
and
Hon.
Ray
L
iwson,
Lieutenant-Governor
of
Ontario.
Tlws
is
unnas
News
Bureau
photo.
(C-p
j-noTO)
of
the
filling
in
each.
Fold1
r,f
Pr'inea
Rnwrt
tihmi,'.1!t"e
1
2.'
-Iri"Cf..
,.B.U?C.Ii-.!h!.e.n
:
over
like
a
triangle
and
ninch.
Capt.
Alf
Ritchie
left
the
latter
toto
vu-uF,u.s
nwiHiiuii,
rcmrn-
..
.
,
'
.
-
;
Dart
of
iast
wepk
fnr
h.
rtraa
,
bill.
vugciuvi
.
uijy
111
LJ
-
-
o
:
ed
to
the
city
on
today's
plane
,
boiling
ooiniig
salted
saaea
water
waier
and
ana
boll
ooii
"
biuuhus
m
oKiuegaie
in-
,r
Size
IZtnffc
j
failC
irom
from
a
a
len-oay
tpn.riav
trin
trip
tn
to
Vor,.mii.r
Vancouver
.
.
.....
i
m
.iih
the
Nph
r.anroi
:
Prince
l.'upcrt
Tom
Walli'c:-,
Stewart;
S.
M.
Walllnw.
Bro'A-n.wiile,
Oregon;
G.
Santurni)
and
C.
T.
Lankins,
Lebanon,
Oreuon:
M.
S.
Bayne,
Kemano
Bay;
J.
E.
Taylor
and
family,
city;
I
B.
Archer,
Pacific;
George
Joy.
Priniv
George;
F.
W.
Hollinger.
G.
Btoan
and
J.
E.
Hodgson,
Prince
George;
W.
C.
Lind
trom,
Renin:
C.
E.
Stewart,
Vancouver;
A
Lisogar,
Terrace.
a
r
l
lOOMlfj
JOi
llJinld
am
V
anrl
nttnia
.
i
"irauuj
iui
lour
or
live
minutes.
-
ana
uuawa.
.
!gcrve
5prlnklcd
wlth
buttered
j
which
Is
fishing
for
Canadian
j
W.
R.
Tooth
was
a
passenger
bread
crumbs
or
sour
cream.
;
Fishing
Co.
.
j
aboard
the
Camosun
las
night
Filling:
One-half
pound
dry
l
:
"'
I
returning
to
Stewart
after
at-!
cottage
cheese,
one
egg,
salt
and
'
taste;
one
onion
fried
with;
tending
the
sessions
of
the
Brit-
pepper.
.
i
bacon;
one
head
fresh
cabbage,
j
lsh
Columbia
Liberal
Association
1
Try
to
get
uncreamed
cheese
!
Put
boiling
water
over
cab-;
in
Vancouver
last
week.
j
for
this.
Mix
with
beaten
egg
bage
to
foften
leaves.
Cut
off
I
,
jand
seasoning.
Place
small
'
centre;
mix
uncooked
rice,
which
;
T.
Hooks,
assistant
f
relent,
spoonful
of
this
on
each
square
!
ha?
been
well
washed,
with
pork,
I
traffic
manager.
Canadian
Pac-
of
the
dougn
j
onions,
salt
and
pepper.
If,
the
DWfyS'
Vancouver-
cn
!
cabbage
leaves
are
large,
cut
in
I
r-p
CPSS
Prints
today.
BORsril
II
OR
OR
bfft
Bl.l.T
SOtP
sni'P
Lou.se
-
I
half
or
in
three
parts.
Line
pot
I
making
the
round
tvip
on
a
rou-i
Ingredients;
Pour
medium
k;with
cabbage
which
cannot
bei
tine
Inspection
tour.
'
ed
red
beets;
one
small
onion;
i
u.pd
or
roiis
pt
SDoonful
rice
i
1UKIEL
NARRAWAY
j
urn
Press
Stiff
WrlUr
i
CN
CP)-Britlsh
maim-,
s
at
last
admit
that
all
i
do
not
come
In
sla.idard
'
.car
women
iVlio
do
not
inlhe
nnrm.il
vroove.
...n
struts,
the
lnnp
tiie
short-waistod
and
Bravlns
the
reason's
worst
b'lzard,
40
people
enjoyed
the
Saturday
night
Moose
whist
tourney,
playing
by
candlelight
after
the
power
failure.
Winners
wore:
Mrs.
J.
Richards
and
Mrs.
O.
Stcgavlg,
ladles'
first
and
second;
E.
Aj
C'liiliou
olid
W.
T.
Ward,
men's
flit
and
second.
Mr.
Ward
also-won
the
pool
prize.
Water
Wax
Is
Puzzle
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
i&Vmu
lamp
1
d
nnrslev:
'
one
"
cud
shredded
,it-
nn.i,
n
o
il
1
,vc
-
fool
-
nothiiiK"
are
Tom
Wallace,
who
is
conduct-
Z
sZJ
17
mlxl.ure
10
ecn.
rou;
Pr'
;i
wide
t.wwc
tha;i
VANCOUVER
wax
on
waters
if
Mysterious
of
some
British
;
'hut
has
pui?-
I
1
ine
logglnir
ODerations
at
Stew-
h
'
K
j
,
evenly
and
rou.
Lay
Uicin
loese
ar?
for"
Columbia
Cellule
f
Z
J
.
??
Pt
as
the
rice
must
expand.
Columbia
fio
ds
This
new
kind
of
lamp
bulb
zled
Canada's
sci"Mtlsi.s
has
been
is
.ya
i
bright
all-at
er-
was
a
week-end
busings
visitor
I
TZZT
'
Pour
Ver
th'S
"e
Un
of
t0ma"
S?
butter
,
toe,
little
Ralt
water
to:
in
m
the
tne
cilv
city,
havini?
naving
arrived
arrived
by
hvi
,
boliing
SU;c
t
t
thinly.
Cover
th
w
from
the
cover
Cook
K
until
thev
are
are
done
ane
plane
north
Satur-
.
.
on
c.'
,unlu
,afy
;
com
ld
w
water
anrt
ana
cook
k
one-nai:
onphalf
0j
,
dav
,.
on
(0p
st0ve
or
in
oven
fori
is
been
si.ice
the
war.
,
aiU
up-lo-dale
stylhij,
'
hw.-
wiimrn
ran
at
l.u.i
Ins
"ell
111"
f.:,"
as;
is
the
staiidard
itr.k.
im;ii
the
-p
-lit
i
of
si
.:
j
l".x
nrri'Miry
to-
have
tailm
-nuic.
or
iiLi
ivi
'
I
Mir
:-iti
!
.us
lo
M
j.
!'
num.
inep
onions
ana
paisiey.
two
hours.
four
ways
better.
Softens
shadows
so-they're
hardly
visible
.
.
.
reduces
rcfl-tecl
reflected
glare
glare...
.
.
.
spreads
spreads
light
IiKhtcvtn!vover
evenly
over
entire
entire
surface
surface
of
of
bulb
bulb
.
.
.
.-.keeps
...
keeps
iis
uscleaner.
cleaner.
put.
to
gi
od
ir-e
hy
lot.p.er.;
and
fifjierme.n
fur
many
years.
Fisheries
i
.search
irtvestiga-torr
are
baflle.l
over
the
source
01
the
wax.
T;)cy
my
ihe
i-iib-itHiice
ii
;!:
i'il
i'
hi'
li
ll'iuts
on
the
wa'er
in
a
tl:i:-,
t.'n
i-i
siim-me
time
and
h.irdens
to
wax
whi
n
wji'er
t
:.
a'
m
c
drops
be
o,
4'!
(!
ee
v
.
The
while
r!'m!
t
look
like
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
MP.
foriAad
10
D('cls-
sal1
to
tastc
ana
Skeena,
returned
to
the
city
on
cook
'until
vegetables
are
done,
the
Camosun
last
night
from
:
A'JtJ
chopped
celery
and
cabbage.
'
Vancouver
where
he
attended:150'1
20
minutes.
Add
tomato
the
meetings
last
week
of
the
t.,,'rp
'uln
brtnR
to
boil.
v,.piiu,
r
ii..
r-4ii.
ii
'
Melt
two
tabl-esnoons
butter.
'SJ
1
I
fcj
1
"
i
m
I
v
t-
-
I
FSv
I
;
luvin,
m.i
ttary
(
I
h
;
vnvvtibiTi.
j
VIIC
iJI
IVIOll
VU1U1I1-
r-
.
bia
Liberal
Association.
!
f'd
two
tablespoons
fiour,
let
J
m
lM.it
tfVl
fc
nWM'Ml.-Wimm.
1
PX
5I,J
I
M
--
J
"
-
;
candi.
i
lumps
..t......
whiter
u
beauty
r...
for
i:r
life.
Try
G-E
White
Lamps.
See
your
G-E
Dealer
today!
nd
Hi
if
1
U)S
large
it
to
their
ii
on
v'll'NS
.
m
a.
1
7
,V
O.
1
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r
n
...
'i
-
i!ry::ii
i-V"'4
t
1
V
1
il:-
oil
.
hore
!
Ii!;'"
'
boot;-
a
gear,
ii
brown.
Add
two
cups
beet
juice
OTrec
Naden.
who
came
tu!fn!l
mlv
we',1.
Boil
until
smooth
Frince
Rupert
before
incorpora-
add
to
borsch,
tiort
and
took
an
active
part
Ini
Boll
mushrooms
and
onions
pclitlcal
and
municipal
affairs
;
"cnaralely
for
about
20
minutes,
i
or
many
years,
still
resides
in
I
"
iui
iuice
into
boiling
beets.
Victo'
ia
and
is
understood
to
be
B
own
chopped
onion
and
chop-enjoying
the
best
of
health.
Mr.
P-d
mushrooms
in
butter.
Salt
Naden
is
85.
land
pepper
to
taste.
Piepare
'
some
dough
as
for
pyrohy.
Roll
Dour
Lelternian,.
Vancouver
nnd
rt
intn
n.inro
vt
rmri
11:.
ii
!,
a!
u
u
.
d
i'i
on
oi
Tall
Women,
'iu
p.ugitlns
has
re-
.
i
'inu.i
of
.six
feet
anai
'-
:,:'P
id
1
1
it
in
!
id
liiul
rloihi's
lo
fit
l".l'!.l'i.
i
""'
jersey
dresses
!.
lA'ti
wiinl
firm,
Uaegci
I
made
especially
fi.
is
"
111
'V.i
i
.
.
OV
r;ul
,
51
inches.
SnouiUer
U'
Jli
is
Is)
Inc.ies
and
the
'
vc
mcusines
22
inchok
!
(
prl'f
of
the
e
dresses:
ncli'r
!I6,
k
'
:..
...
.
.
Ns.
CANADIAN
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
f'if
Mf
"
T
VV
COMPANY
LIMITEO
mmrv
l?nTHJ?WlVll!
Hd
Ofnc!
roront
Salsi
Offictt
ham
Coaat
tm
Cti
iLfjif.rjUVJUIlil.iilli
i
.
I
Ve'leiniUT
'
'i
.s''.t!i-m.
iriie
i
of
the
iir.d
used
:,
t
v
!'g
to
i
bai
he;
.
,
-
Dr.
Uf
i'
y
'
..licr
c;
'
i
made
e.inu,i
I
'
material
!,;:
'.
rpdio-acl
vc
;
i
discover
v.
lie,'
i
I
One
Hif-
i-.-comer
fi'
in
p
pole
pine
t
'
.
-(anci
'i't,
ve'.'.i
t.i
i
rompoMm;
i::;
'pre.
sure
"t
,
Daily
Province
feature
writer'
jnt0
Equarp
somc
of
the
prepared
-
and
reporter,
landed
In
Prince
mushrooms.
Paste
together
as
Rupert
tcday
while
on
an
Alcan
pyrohy.
CoOK
in
boi!lng
water.
i
project
assignment.
He
has
been
serve
a
few
in
each
bowl
of
using
all
manner
of
transporta-;
-0-A
srn
1
'
'
tion
facilities
lo
set
around
to.
I
'
rrrPPP
inside
every
box
of
II
KXl
HA.NtiE
.
..
...n-fct.
titojfi-'-.
HOPE
WANING
Hope
Is
wan-int,
In
the
search
of
Mrs.
Huuettc
Lemay,
22-year-old
Kluiitreal
woman
who
disappeared
mysteriously
In
Miumi,
Fla.,
whib
flsh'.ngwith
her
huiband,
a
Montreal
real
estate
man.
Ltmay
sid
,v
wito
1
rt
him-lo
go
lo
their
automobile
and
change
clothes
nnd
he
never
saw
her
again.
M
-s.
L2-miiy
was
n
unl-llnalist
in
a
I
I'.
iiir
l-.-ulii.
i
the
wax
"!
'
1
the
lodge-Ai'd
hi'i-
is
that
V
iiiiitcrial
is
de-icr
naier
iiKt
the
;
ter
In
I
lie
deep
LrLSL3Ls
all-bran
Ihe
Nechako
dam
site
such
as
;
CABBAGE
ROI
L
living,
snowmobiles
and
trains.!
Cabbage
roil
is
an
sasy
dish
He
leaves
tonight
on
the
I
-in
.o
anyone
to
make.
The
ingre-eess
Louise
for
KiUmat
and
Kc-.dlents:
One
pound
ground
pork;
IJords
presses
the
oil
out.
mano.
.
lone
cup
rice;
salt
and
pepper
to;
ly
tliat.
but
the
l,(.03-i
wialion
now
holds
lis
ins
and
buy"
sales
-at
I
mrs
sell
clothes
thai,'
'ii
too
,sm;ill
or
of
wh.ch
1
c
iM'comc
tired
aiiil
;
tuy
others
to
take
their
j
1-n-c
deporlment
store.sj
"ii
"outsize
dopirt-!
dh
a
an
te
ol
styles
i
as
comprehensive
as
,;'k''d
for
the
slimmer
1
iWililWlillW
i
.
r
-i
.
FINK
PAiNTINO
I
WINNIPEG
.!
A
puinling
considered
,w
of
tin-
must,
m-i
port
ant
work.!
uy
tM.
British
i
artist
Sir
Wi'li.tn
I;,?nsel
Flint
'iiiulae.turer.il
arc
also!
has
been
pir.-ha
ed
by
Joseph
Harris
ol
Winn
per,.
Entitled
"The
"The
Beach."
Beach."
it.p
it.p'irtrays
irlrays
a
a
group
group
ti
batl.vrs
a!
,
.
,!.i!o.
(lie
Freneii
seaside
resort.
I
M
mtrcrtl
beauty
contest.
Ehr-Iff's
deputy
James
O.
Barkc.-vnid
"It
Is
.
almost
Inoncriv-ii
1
thai
a
person
nlive
mid
nolc
lo
walk
round
would
remain
undctc:t:d
fir
so
long."
(CP
PHOTOi
BIO
ENTERPRISE
EDMONTON
Nearly
30
companies
or
groups
have
120
units
active
In
geophysical
exploration
of
Alberta
oil
fields
at
prcsvnt,
a
new
high
total.
The
figure
is
15
more
crews
than
a
year
ngo.
1
for
the
"younj4
outsize";
-acis
no
luiiji.r
have
to
.
choice
lain
miilro.i-
("i
iSa
h.
a
N
i
in-.
;!
k.,-i
W::rr
MI
him
THE
CIVIC
CENTRE
ASSOCIATION
AND
DEPARTMENT
OF
UNIVERSITY
EXTENSION
;
PRESENT
A
Ten-Day
Course
under
EILEEN
CROSS
Mcrch
17
-
29,
T952
-
Afternoons
&
Evenings
Registration
Forms
are
now
available
at
the
Civic
Centre
.
Registration
Fee
$2.00
Rcjuv.nating
Your
Koine
-
-
Dressmaking
Tailoring
(for
advanced
dressmakers)
Thi:
(
ursc
is
available
to
members
of
the
Civic
Centre
Only
Phone
231
for
more
details
1J
j
,f
T-'Cy
waders
i
fcf,$Mm
irments.
'ys
ol
the
eterinl
hn!f-it
bark,
cio.'is-over
front
ii.
slitclied
pleating
are
'lylcs
are
smart
and
lu
crs
avoid
dcsi;..is
o-inci)m;iimentai-y
to
the
I'Uie.
"Ii'ii
s
winter
salt's,
t'.i
nls
are
as
heavily
ladcii
-iu--.lalc
baraliu
any
oilier
department,
oir-sales
periods
outsi.
can
be
purchased
14
and
under.
wunen,
too,
have
P
rt'
ire?
oi
choice
and
''
""d
U
less
necessary
to
;lrs
in
the
teen-age
dc-
S.O.N,
meeting
uary
14,
8
p.m
X
HWa"f
If
fit)
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FLUFFy
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1952
Chrysler-Plymouth
now
on
d
splay
at
Rupert
Motors.
(16ci
-
Fill
BlTTiR
fAST!
P
!
S
L
f
V-
1
:
fS
f
7
ECIPES
Wallpaper
Sec
our
,
complete
new
stock
'mM2
To
introduce
Kello99',
ALL-BRAN,
J
few
I,"
u
,)r
.
?
Iiv.!"
'
I
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I
o-in-i
iooq
rjaraain
of
wollpaper,
)
"""t
CiihUrd
Pie
'
Kiiiulated
sugar
I
'"ins
suit
I'lnon
Juice
'
1""
:i
grated
lemon
rind
:'i"'icol
vi
hole
Irult
nec-
-a
led
-
!
yl';..
milk
'
'
"bigie
-inch
crust
-"s.
add
sin.iii.
....ii.
,
Lovely
designs,
excellent
j
quolity.
I
..u
nun
nun,
C.
Stir
I-
I
........
ii-iiiuii
juii
e.
Inside
every
paekaRC
of
KellopR'a
A1.1.-UKA5J
you
pA.
this
handy
Kjj;g
Si-paratr
fnr!
It.
would
cost
you
10c
at
the
store.
We're
inaktiij;
this
offer
so
you'll
try
Kellogg'g
ATX-liKAN
and
see
what
a
wonderful
3-in-l
food
lari;uin
it
is!
A
toasty
breakfast
cereal
that's
lii'h
in
protein,
rich
in
iron.
A
natural
laxative
food
that
helps
protect
you
from
constipation
due
to
lack
of
bulk
in
the
diet.
(Irnml
for
m.ikiiiK
light,
tender
mullins
(easy
i-ueipe
on
ALL-BKAN
box).
nectar
ninui
i
m.
"v
in
linn,
1
our
into
n.inim.11,,!
CI
'j"i-iiuti
!
an
1-akc
in
hot
oven
(4D0''
Lost
ycor's
stock
ot
PRICE
f
'Uiiles.
Reduce
w,Mn
n-.'i..
.
.
and
bake
30
'tr
er.
innii
ustai-d
is
'll'astry
browned"
Gordon
&
Anderson
to
(J.
It
,
V
i
N
iethoscope
CANNED
FOODS
used
bv
rinc-
SUPPLY
LIMITED
IZ'I
ln,wnted
by
th
Ihe
French
Phone
46
-1'
ennec
In
1819.
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