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Tuesday,
December
6,
1953
Doiy
News
Classifieds
Safety
Beits
in
Auto's
Could
Save
Many
Lives
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'
s
if
ii
Kv
ALTON
L.
BLAKESLEE
police
ca.s
now
are
equipped
Soundings
Being
Taken
For
New
Marpole
Bridge
Luxury
Sreomer
Prince
George
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
'
nd
Intermediate
Portj
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
"
"
II
v.
if
ernment
will
take
the
initiative
In
getting
construction
under
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Works
Minister
P.
A.
Gaglardi
said
here
Monday
night
that
soundings
i
l'w
are
being
taken
at
the
foot
of
Oak
Street
for
a
new
Marpole
bridge.
Mr.
Gaglardi
said
the
B.C.
gov-
ST.
LOUIS
(API
Safety
belts
iw'h
them.
A
harness-type
belt,
In
automobiles
could
save
thou-
holding
the
chest
and
shoulders
sands
of
lives
in
highway
acci-
back,
is
better
than
the
airplane
dents,
an
American
Medical
Aj-
seat-beit
type,
he
added,
soclation
exhibit
sugests.
!
The
risht
front
seat
U
one
of
It
found
that
453
out
of
633
the
greatest
danger
spoUe.
A
study
persons
killed
In
one
year
In
0f
passengers
only
found
that
10
Indiana
probably
could
have
sur-
per
tent
cf
passenger?
KilleJ
vived
by
some
safety
changes.
wore
r;j,
n
the
r,
llt
front
cordion
:oe.laProfk"irbyc
-at,
and
,3
per
cent
,n
r.ar
They
died
from
being
thrown,
scats.
Safety
belts,
crash
helmets
or
.
within
cars
ar-
safety
changes
TU(),.l(:AL
phenomenon
rtorAnt.lv
Dmitri
hnv
civpn
tneiA
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
Midnieh
Comfort
and
Service
.
w
nwrvittoni
write
oi
Mil
City
or
Depot
018m,
rlnc
Rupert,
B
C.
ticket
life.
The
rcin
ls
a
mlst
r
a
new
on
The
exhibition
is
presented
by
rain
which
.sometimes
falls
from
Sgt.
Elmer
Paul,
head
of
the
auto
a
cloudless
sky
after
sunset
In
crash
Injury
research
section,
the
tropics.
,
way
for
a
new
structure,
linking;
Vancouver
to
International
Air-:
port
on
Sea
Island.
He
made
the
j
;
statement
In
an
address
before'
I
the
a"hnual
meeting
of
the
B.C.
!
i
Automobile
Association,
whkh
!
opened
today.
i
However,
Mr.
Gaglardi
declined
to
comment
on
a
report
circulating
here
that
the
government
would
build
the
brridge
and
charge
tolls
on
it.
The
minister
said
"I
don't
know
anything
about
It."
The
report
was
denied
also
at
Victoria
by
Premier
Bennett.
The
Premier
said
his
government
was
waiting'
for
a
"fair
proposal"
from
the
city
of
Vancouver
and
the
Federal
govern-'--"
on
sharing
cost
of
a
new
bridge.
Mr.
Gaglardi
said
Monday
night
that
the
government
was
not
delaying
action
while
Ottawa
and
Vancouver
came
to
a
decision
on
what
they
would
pay
toward
a
new
span.
Indiana
state
ponce,
ana
irooper
John
B.
Klein.
It
Is
part
of
e
1
LUCT
symposium
on
preevniion
rf
highway
deaths
at
the
AM
As
mid-winter
meeting
opening
today.
It
Ls
not
Just
high
speed
which
kills,
Paul
said.
Two
little
guvs
were
killed
by
being
f!un
out
ne
door
ot
Uie
bnck
scat
when
heir
car,
moving
at
20
miics
n:
A
HALF-CEN'TIRY
OF
AIR
PROGRESS
ls
pan
led
by
the
views
above,
showing
the
first
takeoff
of
the
Wright
brothers'
plane
on
Dec.
17,
1003,
and
the
six-mile-a-minute
DC-7
Malnliner
of
the
type
United
Air
Lines
will
introduce
next
year.
The
Wrights'
historic
flight
at
Kitty
Hawk,
N.C.,
lasted
12
seconds
and
covered
120
feet
Just
30"
longer
than
the
DC-7
wingspan.
I
"r
flri
wnrki-e
on
,ve
foot
of
Oak
as
a
site,"
he
said.
.lour,
was
hit
obliquely
another
machine.
?AI
LS
FROM
CAR
Another
car
skidded,
struck
a
pole,
and
suffered
only
$150
damages.
A
man
slid
acrcs.s
Ui?
seat
and
out
the
opened
door.
He
died
when
his
head
hit
a
pub.
Safety
belts,
as
just
one
mean:.
Enterprising
Oklahoma
College
Boys
Provide
Escorts
For
Dateless
Damsels
He
said
after
a
preliminary
i
design
for
the
bridge
was
re
For
Transportation
Without
Obligation
December
10
CONTACT
THE
CASEY
CAMP
PHONE
GREEN
Hills
for
Mayor
Hills
Knows
How
.
.
.
Elect
Hills
for
Mayor
Reinforce
him
with
four
aldermen
from
the
following
list.
Things
then
may
start
to
happen:
ceived
another
six
or
elgnt
months
would
be
required
to
draw
up
complete
finalized
plans.
"Then
a
contract
has
to
be
let."
well-
nient's
notice
to
help
out
a
girl
of
saving
lives,
are
being
in.stai-
well-drss-sed,
DR.
C.
J.
MACKENZIE,
65,
chairman
of
Canada's
atomic
energy
control
board,
has
been
awarded
the
Kelvin
Medal,
must
coveted
prize
In
science
and
engineering.
Dr.
Mackenzie,
retired
president
of
Atomic
fcriergy
of
Canada
Ltd.,
and
former
president
of
the
National"
Research
Council,
is
the
ninth
scientist
to
receive
the
award
from
the
Institution
of
Civil
Engineers
in
London.
STILLWATER,
Okla.
AP)
mp.nnercd,
read
whose
date
has
suddenly
come
iea
now
oy
some
tui
uwuen,
,:dver
ANY
FMERGENCY
down
with
pneumonia.
They
be-'
Paul
said,
and
25
Indiana
state
They're
available
at
a
mo-
lieve
these
emergencies
will
con
Chivalry,
dead
for
years,
has
been
pushed
about
six
feet
deeper
into
the
ground
by
four
Oklahoma
A
and
M
College
undergraduates
who
decided
to
trade
stitute
the
bulk
of
their
business,
which
hasn't
been
booming
but
TOLD
SPOT
The
south
Shetland
islands
lithe
Antarctic
ocean
are
600
miles
south
of
Cape
Horn.
LATEST
REPORT
Atk
ymtr
nvtrmftnt
Dalr
far
In
Lata
it
Rtporl
and
Proapctut
f
Catholics
Celebrate
Feast
Day
Treasure
at
the
End
of
the
Rainbow
looks
promising.
The
bovs
announced
their
arrival
on
the
Oklahoma
A
and
M
social
scene
with
an
ad
that
read:
"Girls,
don't
panic.
An
escort
is
as
close
as
your
telephone."
Here's
the
way
their
system
works:
customers
pet
the
use
of
one
of
four
cars
their
choice.
The
II.
F.
GLVSSEY
NORMAN
HELMS
G.
P.
LYONS
Al'Gl'ST
WALLIN
THOMAS
ELLIOTT
GEORGE
It.
CASEY
J.
W.
riU
SKY
JOHN
CTKKIE
JOHN
Mlllt
M.
KUl
EGEIt
W.
SMITH
ROME
(API
School
children,
religious
organizations
and
people
of
Rome
by
the
thousands
filprl
slnwlv
tnriav
in
Piazza
dl
the
Sir
Lancelot
idea
for
a
fast
buck.
Their
money-making
idea
is
guaranteed
to
make
a
Frenchman's
blood
turn
white,
a
Latin's
heart
go
limp.
They
are
selling
good
looks
and
social
poise
for
70
cents
an
hour
to
dateless
damsels.
Calling
themselves
the
City-Wide
Escort
Service,
they
hope
their
business
venture
will
prove
the
answer
to
a
desperate
coed's
prayer.
They
are
available,
at
th?
prevailing
rates,
for
coke
rlotes.
dances,
bridge,
coffee
or
tea
drinking,
or
any
social
gathering
at
which
a
young
lady
may
wish
to
appear
with
an
escort.
it
-
-
'V
i
iuagna.
(Spanish
square
i,
to
first
20
miles
are
free
and
a
bring
flowers
to
the
monument
nominal
charge
of
three
cents
a
there
to
the
Virgin
Mary
upon
miie
is
added
thereafter.
Clgar-
Vote
Right
We
May
Go
Places
Without
Expert
Advice
H3LLS
knows
how
t
ri
4:
ft
ft
!
-
'.
-.
'
i
H
4
if
fa
t
tyt
iie
teast
uaj
m
nci
i...i..ui.Um.
eU
the
customer
s
brand,
are
Conception.
CALVIN
BULLOCK
ltd.
free.
Rates
start
at
70
cents
an
hour
for
single
dates
and
lower
rates
for
double,
triple
or
quadruple
dates.
We
want
HILLS
The
processions,
to
continue
during
i,he
day.
followed
mid-ught
masses
held
in
mar.y
hurches
of
Rome
and
throtigh-
i
-J
:
,
The
boys.
Gaylord
Ortman.
I
Henncspcv,
Okla.;
Joe
Perry.
Fl
Okla..
andDave
Bergdahl
j
out
he
world,
marking
the
start
Reno
a'lw,''''M'1'
''lw-M.
'
',:,;.."M
-t'-A'
.ii-....r,ll
M
i'iritiiJ,Siiii-i-li,i
',
n,-'
-'
guarantee
the
young
ladles
a(
The
year-long
crusade
of
pray-date
they
will
be
proud
of,
well-
j
ers
and
pilgrimages
was
pro-
.
j
claimed
by
the
Pope
for
Roman
j
!
Catholics
throughout
the
world
Vn?
OQuDUtCnCrS
jto
honor
the
centenary
of
the
y
T.
DlnrtAve
I
dogma
that
proc'aimed
the
Im-
1
Op
ien-rinnei5
j
maculate
Conception.
i.
.
if'
i
I
r
i
i
Wodbutchers
captured
both;
Students
at
Annunciation
team
high
single
and
team
high
SChool
In
Prince
Kupcrt
also
re-three
Friday
in
the
Local
708
a
holmay
l0lavr
Sl)Prial
Mixed
Five-Pin
bowling
league
Maes
were
said
at
lhe
chllih
when
they
chalked
up
scores
of
of
the
Anmmciation
tnls
,jr.
898
and
2589.
jng
and
specjaj
services
also
wii'
Ladies'
high
single
wes
won
bv
be
neId
tnls
pVenine.
P.
Dutton
with
241
and
C.
Bel
lamy
won
ladles'
high
three
with
561.
J.
McDougal
won
men's
hieh
single
when
he
rolled
273
and
J.
Perry
took
men's
high
triple
with
737.
Team
standings
show
Hotshot
and
Tiger
Cats
tied
for
first
place
with
23
points:
Wood-butchers
and
Maniacs
In
second
place
with
19;
Powerhouse
third
with
18:
Atoms
fourth
with
17;
Shearpins
fifth
with
18:
Sparks
sixth
with
13:
Poomcats
seventh
with
1?:
Handicaps
eigh'h
with
11
ard
Desters
ninth
with
10.
new
Rainbow
Cakes
are
your
answer
when
you're
THE
wondering
what
to
serve
for
dessert
for
that
"special"
dinner
when
the
candles
are
lit
for
the
children's
birthday
party
or
when
you
simply
want
to
see
the
family's
eyes
and
appetites
brighten
up.
'
Just
picture
a
frosty
pink,
feather-light
cake
on
your
prettiest
serving
plate.
Or
a
delicate
pale-green
cake
...
or
orange
...
or
lemon
colored.
That's
the
beauty
of
this
one
simple
recipe.
For
the
secret
of
this
rainbow
variety
of
radiant
color
is
jelly
powder!
there's
no
guess-work
in
coloring
and
flavoring
either
cake-batter
or
icing.
mm
TO
YOUR
NEV
HOME
OR
OFFICE
Commercial
(,r
household
furniture
moved
with
care.
Prompt,
courteous
service
at
low
cost.
PACKING
CRATING
O
SHIPPING
LOCAL
OR
LONG
DISTANCE
MOVIXtt
There's
Still
TIME
Call
Todav
J;
RAINBOW
CAKE
2x'a
cups
sifted
cake
flour
3
tsps.
baking
powder
f
Vt
tsp.
salt
,.Vt
tsp.
baking
soda
'A
cup
shortening
1
cup
sugar
'
1
package
jelly
powder
"
(any
flavor)
,
3
eggs,
unbeaten
h
Milk
"With
butter.
marRarhie.
lard
use
"
1
cup;
with
shortening
use
1
cup
'
plus
2
tablespoons
fift
flour
once,
measure,
add
'baking
powder,
salt,
soda;
sift
"3
times.
Cream
shortening,
add
.sugar
and
jelly
powder
gradually;
cream
until
fluffy.
Add
eggs.
ne
at
a
time;
beat
well
after
'each.
Add
flour,
alternately
with
fliilk,
in
small
amounts;
beat
smooth
after
each
addition.
Bake
in
two
round
9"
layer
pans,
lined
en
bottoms
with
paper.
Use
moderate
oven
(375
F.);
about
?3
minutes.
'
FROSTING
'
pkg.
(3V4
tbsps.)
jelly
powder
(any
flavor)
cup
VERY
HOT
water
IV,
cups
sugar
Dah
of
salt
2
egg
whites,
unbeaten
Dissolve
jelly
powder
in
very
hot
water
in
top
of
double
boiler.
Add
sugar,
salt,
and
egg
whites;
beat
about
1
minute,
or
until
thoroughly
mixed.
Then
place
over
rapidly
boiling
water
and
beat
constantly
with
rotary
egg
beater
(or
at
high
speed
of
electric
beater)
7
minutes,
or
until
frosting
will
stand
up
in
peaks.
Transfer
frosting
at
once
to
a
bowl
and
beat
about
1
minute,
or
until
thick
enough
to
spread.
"Glamour
Tricks"
Strawberry
Rainbou)
Cake-For
the
Bride:
Place
on
silver
tray.
BordeV
tray
with
fresh
pink
rosebuds.
Or
when
in
season,
place
fresh
whole
strawberries
on
cake.
Raspberry
RainbotcCaJce-Cover
with
snowy
shreds
of
coconut.
Cherry
Rainbou)
Cake
Mnke
maraschino
cherry
flowers
with
green
citron
stems.
Orange
Rainbow
Cafce-Ar-anKe
thinly
sliced
orange
rind
or
orange
segments
on
top.
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