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Thursday,
May
14,
1953
POQ
ldllUlllliy
CdMJS
Couple
Plan
Galapagos
Trip
To
Photo
Undersea
Monsters
-,
adually
in
Britain
be
sure
to
get
(SDON.
After
14
years
of
food
rationing,
j.;sh
housewife
looks
forward
with
a
reason-,.t.(.
0f
hope
to
the
day
when
she
will
throw
LONDON
(Reuters)
Hans
i
long,
who
rule
the
roost
In
the
j
and
Lotte
Hass.
Austrian
hus-
:
pacific
islands;
there
is
also
aj
band-wife
team
who
make
their
'
,..
,,,...
.v,1v,
v,.
which
has
1
large
"P"8
never
living
facing
6
man-eatine
B
sharks
sharks
I
Z
5
pnotograpnej
under
water
,
and
h
other
undersea
monsters
i
!
The
husband-wife
team
made
armed
with
only
a
camera,
are
(
organizing
an
expedition
to
the
,
their
reputation1
and
their:
n
piio
0
uaiapagos
Islands.
;
money
with
a
movie
called
'lilt
ik-i
i
lit
'""'vr
-
V
ly
fr
r
H
It
-
"
;
Vj
"'
ek
Queen
"Red
Sea
Adventure."
It
won
first
prize
at
the
Venice
film
festival
two
years
ago.
T
nttn
nnotima
Vionna
vi
nr.
Us
Doctor
ographer,.
operates
In
a
one-
j
piece
swimsuit
with
a
glass
mask
Haas,
oronzed
six-looier
with
a
Van
Dyke
oeard,
and
his
tiny
blonde
wife
have
taken
some
of
the
most
amazing
undersea
pictures
the
world
has
seen.
They
have
-
bought
a
350-ton
tiiree-masted
schooner
for
an
eieht-month
trip
to
the
Islands,
a
naturalists'
paxadise
650
miles
west
of
Ecuador.
With
them
next
July.
will
go
10
crew
members
and
eight
scientists,
including
a
doctor
and
a
biologist.
Haas,
33,
says
he
is,
particularly
Interested
In
meeting
a
ferocious
sawfish,
often
25-foot
Help
otiVFR
(CP)
She
Is
tall.
,nd
.shapely,
and
she
,.,
life
transforming
the
,lircd
hy
means
of
plas-
over
her
face
and
a
cylinder
of
oxygen
strapped
to
her
chest.
Twice
she
has
had
spells
in
hospitals
one
unappreciative
bevil
fish
clouted
her
as
she
tried
to
photograph
the
pilot
fish
that
away
her
ration
book.
The
fact
la
controls
are
toeing
shed
one
by
one,
almost
without
anybody
noticing.
"I
hope,"
Food
Minister
3wl-lym
Lloyd-Oeorge
told
a
meeting
of
women,
"that
by
next
year
we
shall
be
nearer
still
to
eomplete
freedom
and
the
abolition
of
the
ration
book."
Ekks
the
golden
nuggets
of
wartime
recently
came
off
the
ration.
Now
you
can
order
bacon
and
eggs
In
a
restaurant
and
nobody
lifts
an
eyebrow.
Candy
wag
freed
early
In
February
2
Her
being
on
the
restricted
li.-.t,
except
for
a
short
period,
since
June
26.
1942.
Instead
of
being
limited
to
24
ounces
a
month,
those
with
a
sweet
tooth
now
can
order
as
many
bars
as
they
want.
TAKE
THINGS
CAI.MLV
'
The
remarkable
thing
is
that
live
in
the
monsters'
laws.
1
The
couple
have
a
theory
abput
sharks
just
yell
and
they
go
away.
MONTREAL,
May
14-M-mmml
Don't
you
lova
the
smell
of
fre.h
washing
hung
outdoors
to
dry?
And
you'll
love
the
Uxik
of
it.
too,
when
your
white
(limns
are
really
white.
How
cun
you
cet
them
that
way?
Willi
Blue!
Yes,
washing
will
iAi-.Lt.
.It.tl.cs
rlcnn,
bn
fvn
n
whinir
maehino
(an
t
make
them
while.
That
a
the
sweial
property
of
Blue.
True
whiteness
is
made
up
of
all
th
4.'en
colours
of
the
rainbow
ftml
if
liiiip
in
nniwintf
,;,
Sakin.
who
has
Just
K.hdav
here,
was
born
'
j'mia,
studied
in
Berlin
hi
r
parents
when
the
.
miiveri
Into
Lithuania.
Cruder
fingers
have
f,,r
as
long
as
12
hours
,.
on
difficult
operations,
h
i-
the
position
of
the
,,-;m
plastic
surgeon
ut-i(.
Allied
armies
during
nd
World
War.
OTTAWA'S
MAYOR
CHARLOTTE
WHITTON
and
two
city
con-
'
trailers
model
the
ceremonial
robes
purchased
for
the
Coronation
celebrations
and
future
affairs
of
state.
Mayor
Whitton
will
wear
the
robes
in
London
when
she
represents
the
city
at
the
June
2
Coronation.
Members
of
Ottawa's
council
will
wear
;
the
robes
on
Coronation
day
for
a
barge
trip
down
the
Rideau
r
canal
as
part
of
the
city's
celebrations.
With
Mayor
Whitton
are
controllers
Daniel
McCann
(leftl
and
Roy
Donaldson.
while
turns
to
dingy
yellow.
That's
why
washing
needs
ihat
last
rmtu
with
Who
to
real
ore
oi.iirliling
whiteness.
And
remember,
liluc
is
kind
to
the
iinpst
fabrics.
So
ue
safe
Blue
to
keep
your
white
thing
while.
Co.su
ju.it
a
few
iK'innes
a
month.
Yes,
for
the
whitest
wash,
use
RECKITT'8
BUTE.
f.mlrr
Thlt
$10,000
Happy
Holiday
Com
ft
for
the
best
varation
you've
ever
had
all
expenses
paid!
Y'ou
can
win
on
balance
Britons
are
taking!
the
new
liberties
rnlmtv
lmmt
I
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD.
Established
1)1
.
MOVING
.
.
.
PACKING
.
.
.
CRATING
SIIII'MNG
.
.
.
FORWARDING
.
.
STORAGE
Experienced
handling
Local,
Nation-wide
and
World-wide
Shipments.
"MOVE
WITH
EASE
.
.
.
SHIP
VJA
LINDSAY'S"
Agents
Allied
Van
Lines
Ltd.
riiftne
(JO
or
(i8
Or.
2nd
and
Park
Ave.
the
war.
she
became
aag
though
they
had
got
so
used!
cimi-ge
of
surgery
In
,
to
rationing
they
couldn't
ac-;,n
American
military
j
custom
themselves
to
plenty
In
in
Bnliii,
Later
she
lhe
puniry.
Occasionally
there1
'MOTHER
GOES
TO
COLLEGE'
cah
print
up
to
$ifiO
plus
World-Famous
McBrine
"Comet"
Ami-pack)
and
Northern
H
led
tie
"Sportsman"
AC-DC
Portable
Itadint
every
week.
Just
enter
Blue
Bonnet
Hue's
All-Canadian
Contest
this
week
every
week
as
oil.en
as
you
like
unt.il
July
lllli.
Simply
write,
in
Xo
wards
or
Wmf
why
ytm
like
Blue
litmnet
Margarine
hest.
With
each
entry
deluxe
two
end-flap
(eaeli
with
t
lie
Good
Hoiie-keepine
Seal
of
Approval)
from
BLUE
BONNKT
my
to
private
practice
iii
wt.re
queues
before
candy
eoun-k
Mit
in
150
wcnt:ter,
but
nothing
sensational.
'
Still
rationed
are
sugar,
but-irs
.W;KSI
iter,
margarine,
cooking
fats,
tin
went
to
Greece
"for
bacon,
some
cheeses
and
fresh
meat.
Some
say
verything
ex
MUtCiARIN'E
paekages,
or
facsimiles.
Mail
to
lllue
lionnrl
Sam,'
f.O.
Hox
2120,
Toronto,
Ontario,
Enter
now
and
every
week!
iidiiihs
"
.She
stayed
two
nil
became
a
legend
In
mint
i
y
where
she
Is
is
the
"blonde
witch."
,-r
travelling
bag
ure
f
ni
w
.piHM'r
clippings:
,f
litters
from
the
mis-
cept
cheese
and
meat
will
be
free
of
controls
bv
autumn
and
that
all
foods
will
be
a
matter
of
customer's
choice
by
1953.
The
hope
was
given
a
further
fillip
In
Britain's
new
budget,
with
the
announcement
Unit
EDMONTON
CP)
a
A
young
Edmonton
housewife
is
working
cut
the'
problem
of
being
a
homemaking
mother
and
a
university
engineering
-student
at
I
he
same
time.
Mrs.
Reva
Stilwell
has
a
six-month-old
son,
David
Shane,
and
is
a
student
in
civil
engineering
at
the
University
of
Alberta.
Her
husband.
Hill
Stilwell,
is
a
law
student.
Mrs.
Stilwell
vowed
she
would
be'
a
career
woman
and
a
wife
end
mother
too
She
continued
Kiid
war
rusuaiucs
sac
will
be
decontrolled
aitn
normal
human
be-
sugar
sd
niminendations
from
I
"shortly.
,
:,1
and
Queen
Frcdcrika
There
have
been
hints
from
p
Field
Marshal
Paga-jth(,
opPo!UUon
Labor
party
that
n
J.unes
van
run,
men
,t
f(,.ir4
decontrol
Will
mean
classes
after
her
marriage
and
I
in
j
i
nrletmr
lieM
rnmmitfl
iu
ns
TU
The
Merry,
Merry
Month
of
May
.
.
.
but
iff
cf-1-
yu
''an't
he
eheer-
,
A?4
i'ul
if
you're
suffer-
-
fr
iog
a
painful,
nft
I'liriiing
corn.
T7
What
.
to
do?
Do
lr
try
new
BI.I'E-
JAY
Corn
l'lnsters
VS'.:
.'j
with
Phtmthnm.
I'henvlium
gets
under
your
com
and
helps
pu-h
it
out
from
naier-ncath
.
.
.
the
first
really
new
nieiliealkin
for
corns
and
calluses
in
over
s
venty
veins.
As
a
matter
i'f
fail,
in
actual
tesis
it
went
to
wink
'X'S-'v
faster
.
.
.
and
acted
mote
surely
than
anv
oiher
liMdnit;
reniedv.
'
1
ni
not
surprised
that
three
out
of
four
eom-Mlderers
wiio
try
iiew
ltliie-,lays
uy
'.
.
.
"They're
the
best
eorn
reinedy
I've
ever
'used!".
Y'on
will,
too!
Ask
for
Blur-Jays
with
l'lieiiyliuni
at
your
Javoutite
drug
fouiuer
today.
butter
and
bacon
beyond
the
reach
of
the
working
class,
especially
If
derationing
Is
ac-
Tfangfr
Ahead
t
There's
mire
to
he
trouMe
wif
h
Ihr
f:imilv
if
I
forff..t
the
J1EINZ
TU.MATO
KJa'CilUl
at
nifailinies.
lliiLt'B
unt
oflcn,
becauw
I
liko
it
ah
much
as
they
tin.
Heinz
Ketchup
ahis
f-pit'cf
vnrifty
atnl
exciting
tomato
ilavotir
to
every
dish
ii.
tmichp.
And
whit
tomato
fi:tvnuiT
It's
Urn
real,
rich
flavour
dl'
ripe,
rod
''Arislaerat"
tomatfe
spired
anrl
seasoned
to
pert'ection
jy
1
Icitiz.'-
exierieneel
chefs.
JtiM,
try
it
.
.
,
see
what
it'dorg
Xoc
fn"d
at
thn
table
and
in
the
kitt-hen.
I
alwayn
luy
two
bottles
at.
a
time
.
.
.
one
to
set
iK'fore
thr
folks
at
mealtimes
one
to
cook
with.
!lii"v,
and
others.
iiust
impressive
nre
tlie
,,"
carries
with
Iter
on
nre
and
after"
style.
Its
ItVN
OI'T
.An
went
to
Greece
at
ust
el
the
Greek
Medi-
Corp
of
New
York.
Uiv.
she
moved
back
to
i
when
her
dollars
ran
last
spring
received
a
R
Sc.
d"-gree
in
physics.
.
.
Following
the
arrival
of
David
Shane
last
Oetolier,
friends
thought
.
she
would
forget
her
ambition
to
be
a
civil
engineer.
Since
January
she
has
been
attending
lectures
and
doing
field
survey
work
with
male
engineering
students.
She
leaves
her
boy
with
relatives
during
the
day.
jcompanied
by
abolition
of
the
I
remaining
food
subsidies,
which
tend
to
keep
the
price
of
basic
items
at
an
artificially
low
level.
Subsidies
were
clipped
rough
j.
ti
hi:"
.
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,
nut
before
she
bad
com-
Found
t
Large
Sum
of
Money
...
1
always
get
a
kiek
ivhen
I
Kal
-
this
in
the
nowsi:iier
uocmise
it's
prof
of
someone
a
ly
by
half
in
the
1852-53
budget
end
now
run
more
than
200,-000,000
a
year.
It
has
been
estimated
that
subsidies
on
butter,
bacon,
cooking
fats
and
margarine
total
60.000.000,
reaching
their
highest
levels
on
butter
end
bacon.
Some
present
prices
are:
Butter,
3s.
a
pound;
margarine
Is.
4d;
eooklng
fats
is.
6d.:
bacon
Average
length
of
passenger
trips
on
Canadian
railways
in
1052
was
105
miles.
fy
You'll
enjoy
using
Milady
Paper
Napkins.
.
They're
so
luxurious
I.
II
roo
operations
on
persons
ulrtnt
afford
to
consult
r
or
on
war
casualties.
h'T
when
she
returned
ma
was
a
little
leather
K
with
a
note
saying:
ik
you
for
all
you
have
s
70
7U
'v
hotwsty.
Hut,
unhappily,
it
dtH-sn
t
h.ippen
very
oiti-n.
'Vsually,
numcy
lust
i,s
never
found,
to
the
great
srtrrow
of
the
lowr.
That's
why
I
don't
take
chunoeji
any
moi.
Jut
lefore
I
leave
oo
holiday,
or
set
off
on
a
trip,
it's
become
second
nature
fop
me
to
eh.inire
my
funds
into
Ii
of
M
Traveller'
Cheques.
That's
(he
Kilest,
soundest
way
of
carry-ii)E
nmney
that
I
know.
You
see.
Traveller's
Cheque
see
only
good
when
their
owner
signs
them
A
second
time
when
he
ea.-hes
them
or
makes
A
2s.
to
5s.
9d.,
varying
as
ta
cuts
rour
soldiers
in
the
most
in
qualify,
so
handsome
in
appearance,
so
easy
on
the
laundry
yef
so
surprisingly
low
in
price.
Get
an
economical
package
of
Milady
Paper
Napkins
from
your
grocer
today.
h
wav."
and
signed
by
sugar
7d.
a
pound.
In
Britain.
Fri'derika.
King
Paul
the
average
industrial
wage
Is
i
a
medal.
I
about
9
a
week.
WHITE,
HANDSOMELY
EMBOSSED
porrcitf
PISPLAV
bookuts
CATALOGS
purchase.
Only
you
can
u-e
your
H
of
M
Traveller's
Cheques.
So
don't
let
money
lost
or
stolen
spoil
your
holiday.
He
wise
and
have
a
grand
vacation
get
Traveller's
Cheques
at
your
BANK
OF
.
MONTREAL
before
you
begia
your
trip.
I
Know
Y'on'
U
like
This
Recipe
.
.
.
potate-Cheete
Fritten.
made
ancouver
Reporter
Wins
STATION
'
imaf
5tB
P6Pft
KAPRtNS
;
with
FliENCHd
I
.VST
A
XT
POTATO
.
.
.
2
cups
French's
mashed
salt
and
pepper
potato
chopped
parsley
cholarship
at
Harvard
.
Vt
cup
grated
cheese
2
tablespoons
melted
1
ewe
bittter.
r
l
(Mb
Prepare
mashed
potato,
usinf
PrencJi's
Instant
Potato
MAN
SIZED
powder
accordmr,
to
directions
on
the
package.
Beat
all
yiyc-T)
iiicrdient3
tffcethe'r.
Shauo
into
smll
rounds,
din
in
Viv.
"
beaten
epe,
then
in
bi'aad
crumbs.
Fry
in
hot
deep
fat
:
i
IS75
dee.
F.t
until
browned.
Yield:
4
trvintt
J
WHERE
CRAFTRMANRHIP
COUNTS
.
.
.
COUNT
ON
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PRINTING
COMPANY
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Van-1
ments
before
taking
over
his
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staff
reporter
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