,tm.Mt.t..1rfliuniHLinm.7.m-iMll.
r.
i-j-t
r-'nmc
Kuptit
Uuiiy
Newi
Thursday,
January
2t,
1951
Olivier
NwiiiLci
Movie
Nun
at
LONIX)N
tReuters)-Sir
Laur-;
tine,
"A
Queen
Is
Crowned."
rem-e
Olivier
will
be
the
imr-,
will
be
produced
by
the
J.
Ar-ratnr
for
V
only
Technicolor:
tour
Rank
organization
and
re-movle
of
the
Coronation,
it
was
i
...,s(,a
to
Britain
June
H
1-
The
fellowiiia
are
ii
,
of
Saturday's
gamer
0:30
draw-Hateman
u
rlson
1
;
Auld
fl,
Oamblin
,
1
10.
Husvik
8
12
30
draw-Boulter
7
u
l;
Rowtiotham
9.
Kauri"
MINIATURE
MODELS
STARTED
OF
ST.
LAWRENCE
SEAWAY
charts
Needed
For
Canada's
.
Northern
Coast
WASHINGTON
9-
-
f
Canadian
mao-maker
si'-.
today
ore-
announced
here.
j
copies
will
be
liown
to
muny
The
full-length
feature
pic-
parts
o."
the
world.
7
"
,
scale
models
of
the
St.
Lawrence
River
and
the
proposed
seaway
will
be
built
of
wood,
plastic
and
tin.
The
models
actually
are
from
10
to
50
feet
in
length.
By
building
them
true
to
the
originals,
engineers
will
know
how
their
theories
and
plans
will
work
in
actuality.
Stress
and
strain,
water
currents
and
pressures
can
be
accurately
determined
ptiii
tested
in
advance.
TORONTO
(CP)
Experiments
with
scale
models
now.
atartlng
pt
the
University
nf
Toronto
will
1
lay
an
important
part'
in
the
construction
of
the
St!
Lawrence
seaway.
j
The
experiments
will'
do"
under
rupervision
of
Professor
G.
Rose
Lord
of
the
mechanical
cngi-i
"erin?
department.
in
the
big
laboratory
of
the
niversi'v's
modernistic
engi-i
rerii:2
building,
miniature
IMPERIAL
I
HIRAM
j
WAlKtR
if
F.-r
;V
V
??.
V(Mfffftf
WAV
carrying
ships
ran
be
expected
to
ply
the
Arctic
waters
off
Canada's
northern
coast
"O
the
near
future"
and
charts
must
made
for
them.
F
C.
O.
Smith,
Dominion
hy-dregrapher,
said
adequate
charting
of
northern
waters
is
necessary
for
"defence,
economic
and
scientific
development."
"The
bleak
coasts
of
the
northern
seas
contain
great
mineral
wealth."
he
said
in
a
paper
prepared
for
a
panel
meeting
of
the
American
Society
of
Photogram-metry.
There
were
lO'.OOO
miles
of
wadY
passages
in
Canada'.?
Arctic
archipelago.
"The
charting
of
this
vast
ramification
of
Interlocking
channels
presents
to
Iivdrographers
a
t
r
e
m
e
n
dons,
challenge,"
He
said
tho.se
coneerne
t
with
Arctic
defence
are
greatly
In-terested
in
the
fact
that
the
submerged
routine
Hal
shell
north
of
North
America
is
part
ol
the
same
plateau
which
holds
:'l!
the
Arctic
Islands
of
Canada,
t!nen-land.
Iceland
and
most
of
the
Islands
north
ol
Europ
i'nd
A-.la
TIGS
ARE
BECOMING
an
increasingly
popular
dish,
say
Toronto
butchers.
Five-year-old
Meredith
Clarke
helps
hold
a
15-pound
suckling
pig
which
sells
lor
about
$12
In
her
father
slom.
.
Plenty
of
Markets
Foreseen
For
Western
Canada's
Oil
1.1
IMPERIAL
Canadian
whimiy
In
the'
exquisite
W
'
DECANTER
available
crude
to
markets.
Once
Ole
Berg,
president
of
Biilish-Ameiiiai
Oil
Co,
Ltd..
predicts
these
lines
are
completed,
the;
BOTTLE
there
will
be
plenty
of
markets
to
take
Weste.
n
Canada's
growing
oil
production.
AddrefsiiiR
the
retrnh'iim
Club
of
the
Cleveland
Chamber
of
C
mmercc
Monday,
he
said
In
'
part:
!
"When
all
the
pipelin-s
at
present
projected
are
comi'Icted.
Canada
will
have
an
oil
transport
system
capable
of
handling
;
more
than
650.000
barrels
of
j
crude
dai'y
.
.
.
)
ROYAL
(PIT
v
problem
will
be
1o
produce
sufficient
oil
to
meet
the
enlarged
markets
they
will
have
riade
available.
"Because
of
this,
the
p'r.
r.t
year
and
succeeding
year.;
will
see
ever-greater
activity
I
1
exploration
and
development
vork
in
the
western
provinces
with,
I
am
confident,
a
resultant
sub-
;
stantial
increase
In
new
('isrov-erres
and
new
reserves."
A
pipeline,
being
bunt
from
Edmonton
to
the
Pacific
coast.
Mr.
Berg
said,
will
find
the
marketing
po
j'i
!i
considerably
briicht'T
than
when
It
.'taited.
j
Mr.
B'
tg
pave
the
ei'ini
'tedl
increase
in
Canada'
1
oil
10:.
rvc:
.in
1952
at
500.000
000
batr-l
for;
(a
total
of
2
.000.0'tO
U'.X).
barrel
;
at
year-end.
If"
said:
'
It
is
a!.so
be'ii
ved
l?y
!
many
that
in
1955
Ca:i
i's
ability
to
produce
may
paw
500.000
barrels
da'lv.
.r
!);
equivalent
of
self-sufficiency.
"
i
"To
date,
the
p:obiem
lias
been
the
lack
of
facilities
to
transport
CANNED
FOODS
m
j
il
cys
!
TO
ADVfcRTISE
j
for
BABY'S
I
TUMMY
UPSETS
Ikt.
j-.--.nm,
iimpu
hit)
V
V(
ui'H.
fn?
it
'km
'P
i
(mi
U
Q'jM-kry
Klp
r.
'
S
-j,
Jt!
(I'VAli
Hp-
"TV.1
j
.
foNsliriljoa
u-n
rfuHtnff
.ffrt.
j
fHE
EXPERTS
Si
1
1
ram
HVaffter
Sons
HI
I
'J
0
I
MikC
s"
r
T
H
E
FAMOUS
WHISK
I
MONTREAL,
January
29ih
I
have
a
fimm-i.il
I
jr
3
I
rr,,Kr
pruKr
inuiip
uiiiiip
mai
that's
s
working
worKinj;
out
out
beautifully.
Deauuiuiiy.
Mi
in
le
ie
!
t
j
aM-
to
to
hnve
hnve
the
the
hou-w
hou-w
painted
painted
an
an
go
go
fn
fn
a
a
tv.-
1
TIhj.
jt!virN
111ml
Vs
mil
pulili-hnl
or
disp.j
i
by
Ihe
l
iquor
Control
Ittmid
of
bj
Uw
(iuvrriimrnt
if
It
itih
Columbia
tv.-o-v.ik
vara!
ion
trip
this
year
an
f-t'll
l-nv
a
inr
cnH
in
the
full.
How
do
I
do
it?
Tho
HANK
Oi'
A
VTW
Z
I
KKAL
8
rerunl
Flnnmug
y.-tem
of
fain-
Yf'
V
(tA
ilv
finin'ing
ie
the
key
to
mv
happy
sa
of
I
Government
Halls
Sale
Of
Butter
iin;iii!.
rop.
its
taujEht
me
htw
to
feavp
ffjn-
lai'-v,
Ani
now
I've
duscovrml.
tliituk-!
to
VwH'i!
Planning,
how
to
ppf-n'l
mthrmt
uinR
up
mv
Bof
M
Sfivmss
A-o'inr
I
simply
tHirrow
agathit
it
I
Thn,
whta
I've
paid
ba-k
my
ifw-co.-t
Pr.Tsoml
L'i'iti,
1
f!il
have
my
tifM-'CK,
compile-
Fmnkly,
I
don't-know
how
I
evfr
got
aljn
without
Personal
Planning
Ithe
fart
v,
I
didn't,
very
wr-U').
Why
don't
you
Wy
it,
too?
Ask
for
your
frco
copv
of
"Pronl
Flauuing''
at
your
nigiilxrhood
brunch
of
the
B
of
M
tomorrow.
fiTTAWA
(CP)
For
t:l-
fir.A
time
in
ir
tnt
year:i.
Cwnln
cr.pe.ir?
to
b"
ninvini;
Urou-IJ
When
rclfrtiiig
meat
fr
lontin".,
1
f-k
for
the
rod
and
jlur-
brjncl
Rmcic
marks.
A
pritr.c
roast
is
a
ptd.
IhiOi
r
dno
wlurh
may
be
pur-(h
'.T'j
;.s
a
h'.andinK
nb
roasl
-th.t
!:;.
w.tli
rib-:
'"ft
in
or
n..
a
tin':":!
lili
toa.sl
li"ie
iv
ixji-ct
are
rciaovi-i
and
the
ro-'st
.OUI..
A
roli"d
ri
may
al.TO
coi.v
from
t.vo
rih
next
to
the
pnrno
.ill
t-v'ttum
ih?s
rnast
is
often
..r
inn
1-1.
'
xll
sts
;
n
Uutrr
oi
rr.cr
a
"
,;i
t
0
inn-r
roll
iz
for
ro:stlris..
iicth-'r
roi.M
whirti
mny
be
..elected
i.i
tho
cross
rib
roist
ttliiili
it
tiom
the
iiientie.st
par
of
the
lriisi
(iia:ter
next
to
th--blade.
Many
people
prefer
a
rump
roast.
It
Is
n,xt
to
the
rounj
section
of
the
hiiKiquarU'r
anJ
though
not
qnue
a.s
tender
l
the
others,
it
is
rich
in
fl'ivor.
It
may
be
cut
as
a
round
end
The
Coo4
Thing
fn
l.ifr
romp
in
two.
fin'f
.
.
.
food
companion?;
the
wintc"
months
h?tbo!ir
ff.r
more
butter
than
.-li"
rc
quires
;
KKi
iu'It
and
Uhl.Ni
IO.MAIO
KKTCHIF.
Y.
I
alnijvs
buy
two
hol'li
of
Hfinz
KVtrhim
at
iurw
v
V
As
a
rr-ult.
the
sa)iU';
ii
on"
for
thn
kitchrn
;ind
rw
for
the
t.Tbk?.
The
folks
love
its
ppu-v,
rii'm
fi..oiir
with
all
kind
of
foods
!
-and
I
couldn't
c
L
al'tnir
wiihout
it
wh'n
I'm
cofikine.
eovemn.ent
warehei,
,
nr
:
sprin?
may
be
a
let
l-ie"i'r
tha
it
was
a
year
aco.-
It
works
wondr-r
to
rwp
up
leftover?,
bipws
and
cas-
V
w
irrol's
and
that's
not
hi
r
prions?,
Bfraue
Hnnz
Ktch-
A
yiSd-up
up
ia
ia
made
maof
ot
of
rip?,
rip?,
f-d
rf-d
'"Ari-'ocrat"
Ari-'ocrat
tomatf)
tomatf)?s
Fpu-r-d
?pcr
"
yt
v.
im
a
stoeKiuie
01
rmie
.s.)
a
and
spaj-onf'd
to
p'-rff
'-'i'in
by
Ib-inz'
expri':'n''ed
chff?.
A'-k
your
grorr-r
for
If'
mz
Ketrh'ip
next
time
you're
f'ri.OOO
pojnds
in
its
rupiKiard
t;ie
federal
a-jricuiture
depnr!
SALE
STARTS
FRIDAY
JAN.
30th
shopping
aii'l
dux.ovr
for
your
lf
bow
good
it
ie.
mnt
has
called
a
temporary
halt
01
the
sale
of
r.j
bu'.ter.
Nome
From
The
Office
or
from
A
Trent
for
The
High-Chair
Set
...Cream
of
The
halt
was
ord-rrd
ty
A-rri-
jfhoppjns
.
,
.
f'-fl-inc
:dl
tfi'-kered
o'ii
'.
Thn
I'd
mzr
yon
try
the
t;it
ff
"pr;rk-me-iip'
I
know
.
.
.
INST
A
N
T
cr.ltu.j
Minister
Oard.nfr
ant
became
effective
M
inrlay.
It
will
be
conti
rued
unlll
at
least
next
Feb.
2
when
Mr.
Gardiner
re-
urns
to
Ottawa.
Wheat,
the
hot
cereal
for
quick
starts!
It
s
a
nourishing,
wholesome
f
ood
for
babies
every
mother
should
know
about.
v-
HEEL
HUGGSS5
Regular
$15.95
p
$
"
Sale
Price.
.
$11,95
DEBS
by
Savage
Regular
$10.95
Sale
Price
$7.95
or
square
end
roast
or
may
r;e
boned
and
tied
to
hold
its
shape.
If
this
roast
Is
very
lean,
a
piece
of
fat
may
be
placed
on
top
to
help
baste
the
roast
during
'
cooking.
.
i
Home
economists
of
the
Con
sumer
Section,
Canada
Department
of
auriculture,
say
that
when
roasting
meat,
place
it
on
a
rack
in
an
uncovered
pan
as
th?
f
;t
melts
it
automatically
bastes
Ihe
roust
nd
helps
to
ii!i!;c
it
juicy.
Never
spoil
a
roit
by
addin
rater
this
is
riniv
only
wi'li
f5a
3
R.'dnefl
jut
gobble
it
up.
And
Qmek
CUE
AM
OF
WHEAT
ia
po
goofl
for
thern
.
.
.
neh
in
fpiif
k
-
starting
frnd
rnergv
.
.
.
iron
for
Rood
red
blood,
and
calcium
and
phosphorus
for
diets
de-fieirnt
in
ihe-?
element.
And
it's
so
euey
to
prepare.
Jut
five
min-ntey
rf
Iv.ihng
and
Enriched
Quik
Crcaru
of
Wheat
i
rooked
to
b;by-reiidy
digestibility
smo-o-o'h
and
tempting
Every-botly
enjoy
it
from
Baby
to
Grand
p
)!
fHASE
SANBORN
CWEE.
It's
'pii'
k
;tnd
''i-y
to
mak
tik'
no
l"n'
r
th
-.n
boihn?
tiie
water
.
And
t-n't
V
tiol?
The
flavour's
th'T
and
the
body
and
thf
n-.tl
lift
thinks
to
the
i
'h.'iif
&.
Sanoorn
cofff
C'xprl-.1.
I
nlwayg
k'cp
a
j
ir
h
mdy.
It's
a
real
friend
h-n
I'm
filing
tiredt
.
.
.
:md
a
tt.il
delight
when
giuvts
dip
in.
Von
j-'-p,
it
'g
na
ruj'v
to
imke
ten
mrs
vs
fme.
And
eenrioniii-il.
Ttie
r'-irilir-ixe
jar
of
Int:mt
Ch-wi
&
S:in
Ivirn
givi-n
you
ihe
puuw.
number
of
cups
ft
a
p'und
of
ground
coffee
and
tltt
it
s
a
lug
difference
in
price.
COREYS
-
FLATTIES
Regular
$11.95
Sale
Price.:.
$7.95
Sandals
High
Heel
Rcqular
$8.95
to
$14.95
Sale
Price
$6.95
to
$11.95
tte
Cent
j
less
tender
ruts
which
need
moist
heat.
No
cover
should
bo
lipi
d
for
this
creates
mnistn"'
which
pivea
tho
roast
a
steamed
I
flavor.
j
lionst
.
the
meat
in
a
mo'ler-lateiy
skrv
nven
325
detirees
F.,
to
the
lesiied
decjiee
of
donr-i
ness.
I
t
is
a
Rood
Idea
to
use
a
ff
Thae
People
U
rofig.
Of
miirae,
Lie
'-n
a
Heinz
Heinz
r-for
v
a
'
L
So
I
roup
hm
Lemnnn
On
My
Shopping
lAnt
long
time.
lliey
re
f-n
it
nqn-hrly.
Br
ausc.'
you
agree
with
the
folks
who,
in
dozens
of
taste
ONE
GREASE
JOB
wirli
a
purcrias's
cf
1
tzt
of
Tire
Chains
Offrr
tod
until
January
31.
1
M..3.
meat
th'Tmonicter,
if
one
Is
available.
Place
the
thermometer
so
that
the
tip
is
in
the
centre
of
th-
iarnrst
section
of
the
see,
I
n-e
km
ins
constantly
in
mv
cooking
.
.
.
and
now,
during
.1
inu-ary's
cold-hatching
lays,
lemons
are
"sure
-
fire''
cold
m
1
PUMPS
High
Heel
s
st
f
SUPFRiOR
AUTO
SERVICE
LIMITED
3rd
Ave.
W.
Phone
tlreen
217
OXFORDS
Rcqulor
$6.50
o
$15.95
Sale
Price
$4.95
to
$11.95
f.-K
voted
them
"tops".
ea,
dieticians,
young
folks
and
groups
of
average
housewives
wre
over
whelmimily
in
favour
of
Hr:jnt
(Jond'-n.sed
Soup-.
Why
not
niako
a
ta.ste
tet
VMitwIf?
And.
as
a
barter,
have
HEINZ
CHEAM
OF
TOMATO
SOUP
.for
dinner
tomorrow.
Made
of
rot-y-red,
"Aristocrat"
tomatoes
ppiced
an-l
w;i-iwmed
to
perfection
...
it's
a
real
delight.
Anl
here's
mmvhm
you
micht
not
know
about
it.
The
cream
Iras
been
put
in
it
bv
the
Heinz'
ehi'f
.
.
.
all
you
do
is
add
water
for
the
ri
bwt,
creamiest
cream
of
tomato
soup
you've
ever
tasted.
Rcnular
$7.95
ro
$14.95
Sale
Price
$5.95
to
$11.95
chasers,
as
wc
11.
Here's
how
:
.
Drink
the
jui'-e
of
one
lemon
in
a
glass
of
viler
with
a
half
teaspoon
of
bic
iibonnte
of
Foda
.
.
.
added
very
;!
v.
Io
lliis
vvvry
2
to
3
lion's
the
first
d.iv
,
.
.
then
3
or
5
times
a
dny
thereafter,
if
necessary.
See
how
qui',
kly
lemons
nlkaliinzrt
viur
f-v-t"in
and
you
fet
I
better.
And
do
be
mre
to
use
fcdAKI-T
I.EMoNS
.
.
.
;
hey
're
tli
!uie-t,
jun
ieot
grown.
roa.-t.
t'lklnc
care
not
to
have
,
Ihe
point
rest
inr;
on
bone
or
on
a
layer
of
fat.
j
If
the
b-cf
is
.rj
he
rare,
al-
'
low
20
In
25
minutes
per
poum1
for
a
standing
rib
roast
or
n
;
thermometer
reading
of
140
decrees
K.
For
a
medium
rare
roast
allow
25
to
30
minutes
per
pound
or
j
a
thermometer
reidim;
m
1:
to
160
til
grees
F
sd
fir
done
roast
allow
30
to
35
minutes
per
pound
or
a
thr-
!
mometer
reading
of
170
C::-Kiees
F.
!
For
roasts
with
the
bone
3-1!
allow
10
minutes
per
pmiJ
,
extra
rooking
time.
Turn
tho
i
oast
en-e
curini;
rnokinr;.
Scoufs
Meet
Tovvgbt
ou
Know,
In
Tu'
Coronation
1
ear
my
thoughts
just
naturally
turn
SB"
to
England,
and
if,
like
me,
you
have
ever
had
to
find
your
way
around
Iondon
bv
bus,
you'll
know
how
11
ih.:t
'ivstein
of
Using
different
coloured
bies
to
i
l'
Mtifv
the
various
routes
works
out.
Well,
here's
a
colour
(-vaicm
you
can
ue
in
buviny
ti-j-nie
h.tn
lker-(lu
For
the
strongej-t,
softest
2-I'EY
ti.s'iey
ever,
P'-t.
EA'
'E-I'.EEK
in
the
qwrn
box.
For
the
rta
cuhirwd
thi'-kness
nf
S-I'EY
ti'-'iief,
get,
F;we-EII"
Bedroom
Slippers
All
Styles
Reg.
$1.59
to
$6.95
On
Sale
al
$1.25
to
$1.95
in
the
v'uk
bo
.
u
ran
also
get
3-PEV
Faec-E.lle
in
M:m-ize
und
in
Patflp
.
.
.
but
in
uvular
white
tisMtes,
th"
Q'tcn
box
me.iny
2-I'LV
and
the
(;
bt
Tii'-am
;;-fEY
.
.
.
nn
l
biheve
tne,
cither
box
cm-.uin
C'iiiiiidu'H
I'i(-1
lii-iiifl
hundkerehi(fp!.
A
special
m-eting
of
the
Priri'-e
:
FOR
HIGH
CLASS
PRINTING
IN
1953
As
Ifoays
PLACE
ORDERS
NOW
Dibb
Printing
Co.
!
Rinx-rt
Boy
)out
Ap;ociauori
i
will
be
held
"at.
the
Civic,
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tonight.
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I
rtra
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i
.
HI
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now
lias
ea.h
golilrn-yellow
M".t"'T
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pure
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you
call
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meiiwini
cup
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n
V'.,
you're
coikinis
wi
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