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Monday,
January
14,
1952
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Daily
except
Sunday
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From
the
Eat
j
Dally
sxcept
Monday:
than
is
usually
recommended
lor
mature
birds,
allowing
approximately
50
minutes
per
pound.
Turn
breast
side
up
when
half
done.
If
birds
are
very
small,
two
may
be
roasted
together
and
served
at
once.
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for
a
quitWer,
1
nicer,
blacker
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rm.
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ORDERS
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Tanks
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and
Eire
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CO.
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Phone
Green
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PLEASURE
IN
SPARKLING
NEW
SURROUNDINGS
Commodore
Cafe
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Your
Car
for
Winter
Driving
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servicing
of
your
car
means
lower
operating
costs.
Check
your
lubrication,
brakes
and
tires
today
for
winter
driving.
Resolve
for
1952
to
have
your
car,
in
top
running
condition
every
day
of
the
year.
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Service"
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Storage
Complete,
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Efficient
Service.
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for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
for
Oxygen,
Acetylene
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supplies.
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till
and
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Prineo
Rupert
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Can't
Win!
IF
She
knew
WE
WEPE
GOING
PAST
SHE'D
THINK'
LONDON
(CP)
Establishment
by
the
government
of
a
strong
inter-departmental
committee
to
tackle
the
problem
of
child
de-
j
linquency
in
Britain
is
recom-jon
mended
by
a
special
board
LIGHTWEIGHT
FOR
SMALL
In
these
days
of
modernizing,
and
streamlining,
even
the
chick-
:
en
gets
the
new
look!
The
small
chicken
in
the
shops
today
has
,
been
raised
on
special
feeds
to!
produce
the
most
tender
and
meaty
bird
in
as
short
a
time,
and
at
as
small
a
cost,
as
possible.
'These
light-weights,
most
of
;
them
under
12
weeks
of
age,
weigh
an
average
of
two
and
a
quarter
pounds
eviscerated,
and
are
available
all
year.
They
may
be
purchased
either
whole
4r
cut-up.
There
are
two
days
of
buying
cut-up
chicken
all
the
cuts
of
the
bird
together
in
one
package,
or
each
cut,
such
as
the
breast
and
legs,
separately.
This
is
idieal
for
a
small
family
as
they
can
buy
just
as
much
or
as
little
as
they
need,
and
favorite
parts
may
be
selected.
The
breast
and
legs
are
naturally
higher
priced
than
the
whole
ready-to-
'cook
bird,
while
the
back,
neck
and
wings
sell
for
less
per
pound.
The
cheaper
cuts
are
economical
for
fricassee
and
soup.
The
light-weight
chickens
are
dressed,
eviscerated,
and
deliv-
ered
to
the
market
as
quickly
as
;
possible
to
keep
them
f
esh.
Tile
housewife
should
use
the
birds
within
a
day
or
two
after
buying.
They
should
be
kept
in
the
re-'.
frierator
until
cooked.
Home
economists
have
tested
cooking
methods
for
these
young
birds,
and
find
them
a
pleasant,
;
tasty
change
from
everyday,
meals.
They
recommend
fried
'
chicken
as
excellent
party
fare,
or
just
as
a
special
family
treat.
,
The
whole
eviscerated
chicken
.
may
be
bought
and
cut
up
in
the
j
home,
or
the
reafly-to-cook
cut-
,
i
tips
may
be
used.
Since
sometimes
parts
of
the
lungs
and
windpipe
may
not
be
completely
i
removed,
the
pieces
should
be
j
thoroughly
cleaned
and
wiped.
If
necessary,
use
scissors
to
cut
!
through
any
parts
not
well
'divided.
Coat
the
pieces
with
j
flour,
salt,
pepper
and
a
little
'paprika.
The
paprika
helps
in
;the
browning.
An
easy
way
to
j
do
this
is
to
put
the
coating
mix-I
ture
in
a
bag
and
shake
.the
;
chicken
In
It,
several
pieces
at
a
time.
Heat
'2-inch
of
fat
in
a
(heavy
frying
pan.
Never
allow
jthe
fat
to
reach
the
smokinc
point
it
is
hot
enough
when
a
bread
cube
browns
in
30
seconds,
Carefully
place
the
chicken
pieces
in
the
hot
fat
and
brown
,
both
sides,
turning
with
the
tongs.
Be
extremely
careful
in
cocking,
may
be
removed
after
about,
twenty
minutes.
If
the
chicken
is
not
crisp
enough,
cook
11
uncovered
for
about
five
'minutes
As
Sin
P
Itprnallva
mathnri
n7
innlrinn
11
1..
"
-'b
u,c
uiu.kh,
after
browning
the
pieces
may
covered
pan
and
baked
in
a
moderate
oven
of
350
F.,
for
20
to
25
minutes.
An
excellent
way
Xo
prepare
oi
n
.
.
,
,
,
m
,ur
une
to
a
-
quarter
nours
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at
ui,
a
tpmnbralnrsf
q:n-D
n
"'
'
"
-
"
'.oteeveiy
15
,
minutes
f
with
melted
fat.
If
i
the
chicken
is
not
well
browned,
the
broiling
unit
may
be
turned
on
for
a
few
minutes
.Home
economists
found
that
the
whole
chicken
was
dellciously
tender
when
roasted.
To
prepare
stream
of
water
to
run
through
tne
body
cavity.
Dry
well.
Salt
the
inside
of
the
bird,
and
stuff
with
a
favorite
dressing,
preferably
one
that
is
not
too
highly
seasoned.
Allow
about
three
cups
of
dressing
for
a
two-pound
bird.
Dj
not
pack
the
body
cavities
too
tightly,
as
the
dressing
will
swell
up
when
cooked,
but
fill
the
neck
opening
sufficiently
to
give
the
bird
a
plump
appear-
ance.
Close
the
openings
and
truss.
Rub
melted
fat
on
the
skin
of
the
chicken
nnrl
nlaep
breast
side
down
on
a
rack
or
crossed
skewers
in
an
uncovered
roasting
pan.
Add
no
water,
but
baste
frequently.
Roast
at.
a75
F
a
slightly
higher
temperature
Quiz
Answers
ANSWERS:
5.
Less
than
4
per
sq.
mile.
3.
262.
1.
Ont.
4.
$30
a
week.
2.
562
million
in
1951;
567
milion
in
1928
(Material
supplied
by
the
Editors
of
Quick
Canadian,
Facts,
the
handbook
of
facts
aboui,
Canada.)
OLDEN-
PRACTICE
Imitation
gems
were
used
by
Egyptian
jewelers
5,000
years
ago
to
give
notes
of
color
to
WANTED
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T
E
D
TOP
MARKET
:
PRICES
PAID
tor
scrap
iron,
steel,
brass,
copper,
lead,
etc.
Honest
urading.
Prompt
pay-1
nielli
niuur.
nuus
lion
Y
Metals
Ltd.,
250
Prior
St.,
Van-
couver,
B.
C.
Phone
PAcilic
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uf)
CASH
for
scrap
c.it.
brass
romper,
batteries
and
radiators.
Phone
543.
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623
0th
Avenue
We.st,
City.
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BOYS
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for
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boys
or
girls
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first
of
year.
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KENT
FOR
RENT
Three
room
house
with
bath
to
responsible
peo-I
pie.
No
children.
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1
1
til
East.
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RENT
General
Electric
i
floor
polishers,
$1
per
day.
1
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Blue
992.
Pacific
Electric,
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RENT
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in
healed
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to
be
arranged.
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Red
141.
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lOpi
FOR
RENT-433.
Sleeping
room.
Blue,
(lie
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WANTED
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KENT
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YOUNG
couple,
no
family,
wisli
to
Vent,
furnished
apartment
I
or
housekeeping
rooms.
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i
Room
94,
Prince
Rupert
Ho-
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AND
IOl:M
LOT
Small
police
dog,
four
months
old,
weighs
40
pounds,
collar
with
no
name.
Answers
to
Tony.
Call
Jack
Gee,
Star
Store,
phone
Red
823.
Reward.
I
tic
I
FOUND
Pair
of
glasses
at
Oddfellows'
Hall,
New
Year's
Eve.
Owner
may
have
same
by
calling
at
Daily
News
and
paying
for
this
advertisement.
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LOST
White
female
Persian
cat
i
on
4th
East.
Pet
for
seven
years.
Phone
Blue
489.
(12pl
!
1
LOST
Silver
clasp
bracelet
on
December
15
at
Elks
Dance.
Phone
Red
505.
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MUI
Ld
!
r.
mn
nra
cerivoH
ot
Perow
last
week
to
join
her
hus
band
at
Sullivan's
sawmill.
R.
Nadeau
has
returned
from
New
Westminster,
hrintriitp
his
i
family
with
him.
ivr,.
R.lnh
nhnrnpv
hno
)
over
the
cookhouse
at
Wilson
1
Bros
sawmill
Lyle
Galbraith
has
purchased
the
gtore
and
property
from
Mr.
St
urgeon
at
ForestdaJe
and
is
moving
his
i
ininuy
family
there
hicic
to
i.u
begin
uegin
j
,
business.
His
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs
FriH
ClQlhrn
t.h
a
re
mnv
rur
;
with
him
to
assist
with
the
store!
and
post
office
'
'
Adam
Turchinetz
of
Rose
Lake
!
1
was
a
week-end
visitor
at
the
homes
of
Vanner
Bvman
and
Bob
!
'
Davidson
last
week
!
1952
Chrysler-Plymouth
now
on
display
at
Rupert
Motors.
(16c)
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
COLUMNS
MEANS
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Presbyterian
Burns
banquet,
January
24.
l.O.D.E.
Founders
Day
tea,
February
13,
at
home
of
Mrs.
Jens
Munthe.
Women's-
Hospital
Auxiliary
Valentine
Tea,
February
14.
Annual
Masonic
ball,
Friday,
February
15.
United
Church
Leap
Year
tea,
February
28.
St.
Patrick's
Tea
and
Home-cooking
Sale,
Cathoii::
Hall,
March
20.
Card
party
and
draw-ins
of
raffle
8
p.m.
Legion
Auxiliary
Spring
Sale,
April
9.
Job's
Daughters
Easter
tea,
April
30.
PERSONAL
FRASER
&
PAYNE
wish
to
announce
j
price
reductions
effective
at
once
on
Famous
Na
tional
Brand
Hosiery
4i
uauge
1.35
pair
:
45
Gauge
1.5(1
51
Gauge
1.75
(0
Gauge
1.05
(13c
i
PHONE
18
vour
Northland
Dairy
lor
daily
delivery
cxeeot
Sunday.
Bv
lookinir
after
vour
milk
vour
milk
will
look
afler
you.
Keen
it
cool.
All
milk
guaranteed.
an
PRINCE
RUPERT
IIotiTDining
Room
.serves
business
mens
lunches
at
very
reasonable
prices.
Hours
7
a.m.
to
9:311
pm.
(tfi
Dry
cedar
kindling,
coal.
Daily
delivery.
040
T.M.C.
U3p
HELP
WANTED
MALE
WA
NTKH
Mr,
reiser
for
f'.irf
inan
Legion,
Prim-e
Rupert.!
B.C.,
duties
to
commence
on;
.February
1.
Ability
to
pre-iwre
financial
.statements
in
recognized
form.
Some
experience
in
staff
managem.
lit.
Commencing
salary
$300.
Three
room
unfurnished
suite
available
for
couple.
Apply
Box
623.
Prince
Rupert.
B.
C.
(13ci
THE
Canadian
Army
offers
a
lifetime
security.
The
terms
of
Service
were
never
better
join
now.
Recruiting
Officer
will
be
at
Armoury,
Prince
Rupert,
January
15,
16,
17,
18,
1952;
Armoury,
Prince
Georse,
January
20,
21,
22,
23,
1952.
(14c
I
W"NTPn
Reliable
man
as
Rawleigh
Dealer.
A
fine
opportunity
to
step
into
a
profitable
business
where
Rawlciah
Products
have
been
sold
for
years.
Experience
not
necessary.
Write
Rawleigh's
Dept.
WG-A-106-163,
Winnipeg.
I
HELP
WANTED
FEMAXE
WANTED
Girl
to
clerk
in
store
with
ability
to
handle
;ish
and
do
simple
bookkeeping.
Apply
by
letter
bating
qualifications
and
salary
wanted
to
Box
280,
Daily
News.
1
13c
t
GOOD
.home,
wases
included,
for
elderly
woman
who
will
take
care
of
children
while
mother
works.
Box
277,
Daily
News
(12p)
WANTED
Clerk-stenographer,
Prince
Rupert
Game
Office.
Qross
salary
$193.75
per
month.
Phone
664.
(Hp)
STENOGRAPHER,
p
ret
erably
with
experience.
Apply
to
Northern
B.
C,
Power
Co.
Ltd.,
Room
15,
Besner
Block,
(llci
SITI'ATIONS
WANTED
YOUNG
married
man
desires
part-time
work
nights.
Phone
Hector,
Red
962.
(12pl
I
OK
SALE
FURNITURE
for
Sale
Bedroom
rugs,
radias,
chest
of
drawers,
airtight
heaters,
chesterfield
beds
complete,
cribs,
etc.
Lowest
possible
prices.
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
Third
Ave.
(If)
BOYS'
and
girls'
ski
slacks,
all
wool,
best
rpKility
made,
all
.sizes,
priced
very
reasonably.
B.
C.
Clothiers.
Itfl
FOR
SALE
White
enamel
oil
stove
and
fittings,
wick
burner.
Good
condition.
Red
472.
(Kip)
H
SAT.E
Walnut,
rlitiinw
inim
suite
table,
buffet,
six
chairs.
Phone
Green
837.
I
lip)
FOR
SALE
Electric
range,
perfect
condition.
Phone
Blak
70Q.
(lip)
FOR
SALE
40
ft.
dicsel
trailer
"Myrtle
V."
Phone
Green
968.
U2pr
CAES
I
(HKSAEE
I'OR
SALE-J947
Fleetline
Chev.
A-l
condition.
Can
be
seen
at
112
Taxi.
(13pi
ACCOUNTANTS
PUBLIC
ACCOUNTANT.
Income
Tax
specialist.
S.
G.
Furk.
Stone
Building,
Red
593.
(20m
I
HEAL
ESTATE
FQR
SALE-Fullv
modem
home
with
harbor
view.
Two
bedrooms,
basement
with
hM-air
furnace.
Apply
Prince
Rupert
Realty
Co.
(tf)
which
has
been
studying
the;
turning
the
pieces,
for
the
hot
subject
for
three
years.
j
fat
has
a
tendency
to
spatter,
The
board,
appointed
In
1948
ad
may
cause
a
bad
burn.
When
and
headed
by
H.
W.
F.
Franklin,
the
chicken
is
well
browned,
cover
headmaster
at
Epsom
College,
and
cook
for
25
to
35
minutes,
blames
"the
present
chaotic
sit-lThe
bvney
neck
and
back
pieces,
uation
of
overlapping
responsi-
j
wnicn
do
not
require
as
much
For
the
MEAL
that
REFRESH
bilities"
for
confusing
the
proper
handling
of
maladjusted
chil-
dren
both
before
they
become
delinquents
and
afterwards.
It
ni'noo
Iho
Minlftvt,
nf
ITri
,
,
o
t
i
n-,
..
,,
tt
l.i-
j
ministry
ana
nome
ui
fice
to
formulate
a
common
curing
better
justice
for
the
problem
child.
:
'
The
board
finds
a
close
asso-
i
ciation
between
riiifinpc.
and
i
BEST
OF
FOOD
delinquency
and
contends
that
:cnlcKen
cui-ups
with
a
minimum
many
dull
and
unstable
chil-
of
work
ls
t0
bake
them
entirely
dren
have
found
their
way
into!'"
the
oven-
CoV(t
the
bottom
corrective
institutions
because
of
the.
pan
with
fat,
then
place
their
snecial
educational
nnril'he
Coated
pieces
in
the
Dan.
FOB
TAKE
OL'T
ORDERS
PHONE
20
.
BROADWAY
CAFE
For
New
Constructic
--
'
;
meaicat
neecis
nave
been
Mt
unooi
veil
ill
tneir
earner
years.
I
.....
...
.
me
provision
ooin
oi
scnoois
;
and
institutions
for
the
mental-
i
lly
retarded
and
of
child
guid-:
ance
cUrlics
''th
adequate
staff-
inJ
Ls
tragically
inadequate
!
throughout
the
country,"
says
tne
board
s
report.
To
meet
this
:
situation
the
investigators
rec-
1
and
Repair
Work
SEE
ommend
establishment
of
resi-,the
bird
for
roasting,
clean
and
dential
psychiatric
centres
on
a'wipe
with
a
damp
cloth,
or
wash
regional
basis.
Detailed
amend-
thoroughly
by
allowing
a
strong'
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LI
Ave,
W.
;
:
S;
Phone
!I0I
215
1st
Chinese
DISHES
Chop
Suey
-
Chow
Mein
Open
6
p.m.
-
3:S3
a.m.
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
For
Outside
Orders
Phone
13S
OH.
MP
6UMSTEAO
vou
wipe
just
j
TELEPHONED
r-?
l!f
i
I
r
?
i'V
-Jf
pot
a'Jorln
Ladies
and
Gen:
LI
NO
the
taikj
j
220
Sixth
St.
3
By
CHIC
VOl
sent
we
r,-T''!
PA
ZOP
BLAOES')?
U
IJ.-'
i
Q.r-''Vll
ments
of
the
code
pf
discipline
are
also
proposed
The
practice
of
giving
extra
food
as
a
reward
for
good
behavior
i.s
condemned
but
the
board
favors
restoration
of
the
power
to
remove
jam,
cake,
pudding
and
other
goodies
for
misconduct.
The
report
says
that
not
a
single
witness
appeared
before
the
board
to
suggest
that
cor-
porai
punishment
should
be
abolished.
It
found
that
the
;
cane
was
being
used
judicially
i
in
an
approved
schools
and
re
mand
homes.
Alter
examining
the
four
types
of
cane
in
use,
the
report
con-
I
eludes
that
none
could
be
con
siriered
a
brutal
weapon.
It
held,
however,
that
the
type
used
In
senior
boys'
schools
was
too
thick
and
rigid
and
more
likely
to
cause
bruises
than
pain.
It
recommended
a
longer,
thinner
cane.
The
proposal
was
branded
as
"shocking"
by
the
London
Star
which
suggested
the
recommen-!
dation
be
torn
up
and
that
Par-
liament
should
insist
on
aboli-:
tion
of
corporal
punishment.
The
Star
added:
"When
the
Home
Secretary
considers
the
report
he
might
remember
the
Spaniard's
retort
to
an
English
critic
of
bull
fighting:
'At
least
in
our
country
we
don't
flog
children.'
"
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PAST
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MAPkT
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