Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 27, 1940, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press saturday january 27, 1940 Page thirteen by irs. Or in of Vas St k Sec. Or. In or s a ban 3mi2 and Isid utter inst fore culinary clinic prune pie turns husband rr1 r to by junk 1ioknk months i asked Roe nne coniing Calif i recipe fur his 1 it to be n f3skcd f Crl n a i i i even Mink Kcf the rec. Ai a is he to was. And or me Over by ago Foi after 1 had need me and v. In seemed queston. Interest i to sure to extent that in t be out 01 Mir Vives. Iii Teres de in Minine con answered nou what this in lately bowled that 1 could he simple of prune me. Rhi. ask him for inc Brunc pie to favored most Lelia filed to Supply Lay so inter i re v tins recipe but sweetened whipped Cream. Mer Ingues Are definitely out and Are not to be tolerated under any circumstances. The next is for delicate Little mor Sels usually Only encountered a1 afternoon Are colled Cherry blossoms you know. I. Think i a Man is to be greatly admired who. When he likes something with name like that has he stamina to come right out and admit it i Don t you i the recipe goes like this i Cherry blossoms 1 cup butter 1 cup White sugar j 2 eggs separated 2 cups flour 2 Tablespoons Orange juice i Teaspoon Vanilla cup chapped nuts candied cherries method Cream the butter unti get and Fluffy arid Grace fall Cream in the sugar. Beat the leg Yolks and add to the creamed lure. Now add the flour Ulter Natel with the Orange juice and Flavouring place the dough m a Cool place to chill. Form the dough into Small balls Roll lightly in slightly beaten meats. Thai press the chopped in Down with a Forl mrs. Thompson advises father refuses to Ilell youngest boy in family new zealand reinforcement for Achilles miss Jean Spencer do stick of St. John s College will receive at the annual scholarship Tea and open House to be held Friday at the College. By Elizabeth Thompson these Are trying times both for Young people anxious to get along in the world and older people tired of struggling to make ends meet. Perhaps it the boy who wrote this letter had More sympathy for his father s difficulties he would not feel so abused he says dear mrs. Thompson i am 18 years old the younger boy in our family. One brother i a doctor in another province an other has a University degree Anc is half Way through a professional More about continued Fritz tape one believed russians were course. My stenographer oldest sister is a another City the enc Pic first. Prune Pic 2 dried prune 2 Tablespoons flour and decorate the top of each with More Tolian ins the Jeither Cut or whole candied Ehorn of he Arnolv enjoy them Rios. Bake on an a greased cookie Pink co i the recipe for the Sheet in a moderate oven 300 dog. Of for about 15 to 20 minutes. The last is for one of those cookie Square recipes that arc always in demand called Walnut slice Walnut slice 1 cup flour i cup butter 1 Tablespoon flour 1 Teaspoon baking powder Salt 1 3 la cups Brown butter inc file of an 2 Tablespoons dash of Salt juice of 1 Lernon cup sugar whipped Oriun method soak the prunes in water cover for 24 hours then bring to the boiling Point. Drain and Istone the prunes. Add to the prune the flour slightly beaten eggs butter Salt Lemon juice and sugar Ture thickens. Moving Back their heavy arms in preparation to resuming the general Retreat begun last week at Lake Joutsi and then digging in at the Central soviet base of Salla Village. Salla is less than 40 Miles from the russian Border. Sjoblom also said the russians vere taking More and More to skis but that the finns would not use he ones they captured from the enemy because they were Clumsy. Instead the captured skis Are broken up for kindling Wood. The russians the finns told Sjobom arc awkward on skis. In a Pinch they throw them off and Start Runnin Snow. Youngest has stayed Wiome the last three years to look after our in valid grandmother. She is paid by one of my aunts and my grand Mother pays for her room. This sister goes to night school three nights a week. My youngest sister is going to University and both girls spend their free evening look ing after children. If my father has anything to do about it she brother will finish their my oldest brother has sister s University fees. Am interested 4n is minister so after interview with our minister t arranged to borrow Money for my fees and go to col lege. This has stunned my father because he can t see Why anyone is wasting Money on me. I am told i am doing very Well at my work. The principal does not know How my father feels and .1 Don t want form to know. My father has refused to pay for my books but i earned enough Money to pay for most Oie them. Every night when finds me studying he ays i have to get a Job and hell at Home. I Don t think he Wilet me go to school till next june. He me 40 cents for a Book though he just gave my Sis or for Money. Should go on with my course or Stop and try to a i am a nervous wreck from worrying. Discouraged. The a cup co Eoanu 1 cup chopped walnuts 2 eggs beaten 1 Teaspoon Vanilla method Cut the i cup butter into the 1 cup flour until the mix tur Fine crumbs. Place in aside greased pan and bake in a moderate oven 350 dog. F. Or about 15 min and my courses. Paid my and has also helped my brother though he has earned most of his fees Workin my father month. Over a year during the summer earns about ago i went to Visi no matter How deep the my oldest brother in the holidays my father wrote that he did want me to come Back so it was arranged that i should go to schoo there and work for my Board in my brother s Home. I worked very hard and my sister in Law was mean to me. Finally my Broth Cook Thi in stirring constantly pour the filling into a pastry i utes or until slightly browned. Lined pan and cover with a top now sift together the 1 table Ilc Rusl or strips of pastry arranged in spoon flour and the baking powder Max in the remaining ingredients and pour Over the first mixture. Lattice fashion and bake in u hot Lovcan 1-150 of for 10 minutes 0 Elul my then reduce the heat to Modr bake in a moderate oven 350 de 250 dog. and continue took for 20 to 25 minutes or until Lake for about 20 minutes longer. Browned. Remove from the oven in. Icse in squares or the filling into this without 5crvc. My further baking. There now. I told you these were nov. You serve this our Granc recipes did t to and i m Rind oils that the Only you will be quite As de of lighted with them As i was when you try them. By Rill Switzerland Jan. 27. A than trained italian and hungarian volunteers to Aid the finns in their fight against so Viet Russia were reported yesterday by Allied sources in Berne to have crossed through France recently in route to Finland by Way of the North sea. They said France and the scandi Navian nations had guaranteed free transit for the group under the Resolution of the league of nations Assembly to lend All help possible to the finns. This was the second body of italians going to Finland but the first group included hungarians the informants said. Or was so annoyed at the Way i a treated that he bought me a Ticke Home. For five weeks i looked for a Job for some reason your father do sri t like May be your fault it May just be your misfortune that you Are the youngest and he is tired of Strug gling to give six children a Start on modest salary. He must have done a lot for your Brothers and Sisters though they worked hard too. Apparently none of them could v help you at present. You should put the facts before time for the next scrap. The rests of the two Low countries arc parallel. A spokesman said the the and people who get you Money a their opinion. You will have to give up your ambition or work out a four year plan to earn part of your expenses and borrow the rest. Perhaps your principal could find you a place where you could tend a Furnace and do other work for your Board the rest of this term. You might As Well face the fact that you Are not legally entitled to anything More from without Success. The one thing i your father. Continued from one i it can be sure that in the end righteousness and Freedom will win and Justice will reign we Are sure Are determined to faithfully and of this and we play our part to the the War in the West so far had Brussels Jan. 27. 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Other members of the executive in 1940 will be miss Kay Hinds vice president miss Helen Greenwood Secretary miss Alicc Belton and i mrs. Vera Fletcher. A donation was made to a scholarship for a student at United College. The treasurer s report showed a favourable balance if the club has undertaken Many service projects among girls groups in the City and this work will be a series of vocational guidance talks is planned for these girls in the near future. Special leadership in study a been Given throughout the past Yea by Rev. E. Donnelly. More about prime minister s unprecedented action in calling parliament together Only to dismiss it. Sheer political trickery was the conservative phrase for the decision to precipitate a mid Winter Genera election and deny members the regu Lar session for which they came to Ottawa. . Caucus meantime members of the co operative Commonwealth federa Tion party in the House went into caucus with the National executive old country football London Jan. 27. Games played in the United King Dom today resulted As follows South a Clapton 1, Millwall 2. Other games postponed. South a Bournemouth 2, Brentford Portsmouth 5, Brighton 1. Other games postponed. Southwest Swansea 2, Bristol r. 2, Torquay 1, Plymouth 0. Other games postponed. Northwest Barrow 1, Oldham 2 when aban other games postponed. Scottish East Aberdeen 3, Alloa 1. Other games postponed. All matches in the Midland East Midland Western northeastern and scottish West groups were postponed. No Rugby league or Rugby Union games were played. Mrs. A Warne King Dies at her Home mrs Henrietta Hawthorne King wife of a. Warne King 13 Home Street died Friday at he a package of Princess flakes saves you up to 6c compared with the same amount of other Fine laundry flakes or granules. 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Of the forthcoming general elections in Canada will certainly an impressive demonstration of can Ada s loyalty to the British Commonwealth and to the cause she is helping us to defend in the the Yorkshire Post predicted yes Torday. The newspaper contrasted the situation in South Africa when in the Union of the Assembly a Cape town debate on South Africa s Altitude to the War continued and that in Canada. A demonstration of Canada e loyalty. On a smaller was lost october the newspaper said when the Quebec provincial elections called by the Leader of the Union National party to dispute the government s Assumption of special wartime Powers led to his overwhelming defeat. The histories and of Canada and South Africa Are so different that no valid comparisons Between them can be drawn the editorial said. Even so general Hertzog s j. B. M. Hertzog. Former South african prime minister speech in the Union parliament on to Oslav. When he moved a Resolution declaring that the time Nas come for the state of War against Germany to be makes strange Reading 1 and were expected to hold a two Day discussion to outline their plans. The National executive already As described the prime minister s action As a negation of democracy and a betrayal of the Aims Foi the Canadian people arc Mak no such great social credit loader John Black Nore had not had an Opportunity to Peak when parliament was dissolve d thursday night. The party held caucus yesterday but or. Block Nore said he was too stunned to of mint on the situation. Blackmore declined to whether he had conferred or would Onfer with w. D. Herridge Leader of the new democracy movement be fore leaving the capital for Alberta. Speculation was general As to the extent to which the government will fill vacancies Between now and elec Tion Day. There Are a record num Ber of attractive positions in the gift of the government including 13 sen Ato ships. Other positions open include that of the auditor general who draws a salary of chairman of the Tariff Board at the same salary Homo. Born at Wingham to Manitoba As a she came ont Chile deaths and funerals Alfred Mitchell for 38 years a custom tailor in Winnipeg died evening i n his Home 689 Sherbrook Street in his 82nd year. Born in Edwinstowe Mansfield England he came to the. City in 890 and Iliad lived Here Ever since. Surviving Are his. Wife a son Vin ent in Detroit Mich. Two Daught is mrs. J. Strange 145 Parkview treet St. James and mrs. R. P. Brother and the funeral will be h-3ld at 2 ., monday m funeral Chapel with Jev. G. R. Calvert officiating. Burial will be in St. James Ceme Tery. Vancouver. Mrs. E. H. Rodgers 79, formerly of Winnipeg died at her residence 1095 14th Avenue West Vancouver Friday morning after a prolonged illness. Mrs. Rodgers came from Toronto. Her husband was e. H. Rodgers for 3urdy, at Home one me sister in England. S11u Kun with her parents about 188o. In married at Deloraine Man., in 190 and in 1919 moved to Winnipeg where she had since resided. King was a member of West mins Tor Church and took keen interest in literary and poetry clubs in the City. Surviving Are her husband one son j. E. King one daughter. Jean three Brothers William Haw Thorne Calgary Alia. James Haw Thorne Central Butte sask. And lome Hawthorne Regina. Sask and five Sisters miss Annie Haw Thorne Deloraine mrs. J. Reid. Regina mrs. Robert Young Prince Albert Regina sask. Mrs. And mrs. Sara Turner. James Mac chairman of Che Board of transport commissioners Canadian minister o Japan at and Many others. Kunzic North Pine . Funeral service will be held monday at 2 At Clark Leatherdale s funeral Home. Burial will be in Elmwood cemetery. Mcnaughton in oils Auler Shol England Jan. 27. Roberts one of Britain s Foremost artists has the min paint the Merly City building inspector of Winnipeg. Or. And mrs. Rodgers left Winnipeg for Vancouver in 1924. Mis. Rodgers was a member of the Royal Orange Lodge and the True Blue Lodge. She was for Merly a member of St. George s anglican Church Winnipeg. Surviving Are her husband four sons e. W., George stanley., and Ernie and one daughter Aldous of Van Couver. Funeral will be held there monday at 3 Funeral service for John Guy Jackman 59, who died suddenly at his Homo fail mount Road Charles Wood. Tuesday was held thursday afternoon at Mordue s funeral Home. Rev. Thomas Marshall Sturgeon Creek officiated. Burial was made in Brookside cemetery. Born in Lindsay ont or. Jackman came to Manitoba in 3917. And resided in Charleswood for the last seven years. Be was Foreman of construction of water Mains in Charleswood municipality. Surviving Are his widow two daughters Gladys and Iris two sons John and George one brother George Lindsay ont. Royal Force. The naval War opened at full pitch from the first moment and the most intense efforts were made by the enemy to destroy the com Merce by which we live and to starve us into submission. No considerations of humanity no respect for the conventions of War even those to which Germany recently has proclaimed her adherence none of these have deterred Herr Hitler and his accomplices from wreaking their malice upon us to the full extent of their the Navy has not failed have been taught by hard experience and i am always careful not to give Way to jubilation or optimism but i think you will agree that up to Date the Navy has not failed the nation. Out of nearly ships con Voyed to and from this Island Only 15 have been lost. Our Convoy system is becoming More refined and rapid As the weeks go by and our imports Are steadily rising again and the ships we have Cap tured and the ships we have Buiu have almost made Good the losses we have Churchill turned next to the sys tem of rationing. There was no our get been commissioned by is try of information to portrait of major general a. G. L. Mcnaughton. Funeral service for mrs. Sophia Bilinski 87. Of 581 Flora Avenue to died thursday at her Home ill be held monday at Al . A t. Nicholas Church with Rev. G Dan officiating. Born in the Kraine mrs. Bilinski came to win Peg in 1902. Surviving Are two on Michael of Edmonton alta., and John Winnipeg three Daugh mrs. A. Ksionzyk of St. Dolph Man., sister Cecilia of re Ina sask., and Emily Winnipeg 0 grandchildren and two great fear of starvation but we wish to save every ton of import in order to increase our output of munitions and to extend and increase Export Trade so that we can credit to buy More munitions and War it is no time for ease and com fort. It is a time to dare and endure. 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From Germany s shame Ful records we can judge what our own Fate would be should we fall into their men s suits rations doubled Michael Udud 1044 Manitoba ave t me died Friday at his Home. Born in i he Ukraine in 1855, he came " London Jan. 27. Up British conviction that the Navy and air solving the problem of to Winnipeg 34 years ago. Are four daughters survive mrs. J. Jug die . Mrs. A. Zadorozny Levnow mrs. M. Of Winnipeg. The body will rest at mrs Zadorozny s Home 913 Pritch Arci Avenue from tuesday evening until the funeral service wednes Day at 2 ., in St. Nicholas Church. Bev. G. Wydan will officiate burial will be in the family old t at All saints cemetery. Fedesn Hnatowich funeral Home is m charge. Cape town. In South Africa has attracted some wealthy business men into the ranks. One framed his first months pay say he never worked so hard in his Lii a and was proud of it. Loit to Al German assaults upon the empires vital Supply lines was strengthened yesterday by a food ministry order doubling the Bacon and Ham ration. The new rationing order effective Jan. 29, increased to eight ounces the amount of Bacon or Ham allowed each person each week and was rented jubilantly by the press with such headlines As Navy brings Home the do cleaned Campaign 27. Today an inspired Berlin Jan. Papers began Campaign to convey the idea that great Britain planned an air plane bombing offensive against Many retort they promised by the German shattering air Force. Picked up and delivered minor repairs free pm. S6311 dry cleaners launderers ;