Prt fe oe ‘Thursday, "4 i. Jb tea 7 VT J uly 29, 1954 : (voter ielis - OF Daughters’. Peath in Fire youns daughters, years, The three died screaming i basement, | bish in the furnace when she [said there was “a roar, a flash Of flame, and then lots and lots sit wade we al io smoke.” ae - She grabbed her two sons, Len- a a, Home Garden Barbecue Salad ; |nie, 4, and Peter 3, and rushed :» Col and refreshing, as a dip peased as with a steaming hot; ‘hem into the yard. . in ttle deep is a salad made from meal. . Then she started back into the eh. fresh, crisp garden vegetables in, BARBEGUE SALAD fame-cagulfed building, but the season, and brought to the table ice ¢old. Making summer time salad time, does your family as well :as yourself a much appre- ciated favor. Fidvor is all-important in a wy! good! salad; and there's an easy- a to-Wge seasoning that makes ; flavor the feature of practically ‘a. any Salad you care w preparc, It’s -momesodium glutamate — brings back all the lucious fresh ale tastes of the garden to vepe- | tables, blends and holds them at , their peak till serving time, | Change the temperature at “i. your table tonight with 2 if hunger’s not a NEW YORK \—Of course it! may take a little time before m men get the hang of loving a who smokes a pipe. But there’s every indication : bers is learning to purf, ream benefit of you fellows who have! been smoking pipe —it's that black stuff that col- lects in the bottom of the bowl, The fire Tesponsible for all this smoke was the recent survey reported to the American Can- cer Society, which heard that cigarets may be a good deal more hazardous to health than pipes or cigars, "NOTABLE CONVERT + . One notable, if not whole- hearted convert, is Mrs, E. Cuy- ler Hammond. Her husband, a . ,” Yale.professor, is director of sta- “.. tistical research for the cancer society, and one of the men who’! made the report. Mrs. Hammond j is taking up pipe smoking, but: says She still pulfs a few clragets A day—a big reduction from her three-packs-a-day con before the survey, From La Jolla, Calif.. where the Hammonds are vacationing, to ¢ pitching for the feminine trade. | One retailer here offers ador- able “purse-sized pipes for the! Indy smoker" and reports selling more than 100 a day. He stocks them in red, blue, maize and green, in six shapes. He also re- ports big business in “Milady" tobacco, a mild blend puto up in -, tin humidors Wrapped in baby pink, . oy SOME HESITANCY SEEN But a casual survey > feminine leaders w & fashion gun r* hesitancy in ace trend, Here { frments ! wee among ho often jump indicates some epling thig new! § some sample come ! i ‘ ery, 1A eine iw gelatin mixture; pour into oile Lois ring mold. Chill until firm, Un- i‘! !°: Home mold; -.* Garden Barbecue Salad, and see greens. Serve with may S easily ap- Serves 4 to 6. Cancer Survey Brings Rus’ On Pretty Pines For Women (the Watt family had mov-| girl they becom Miller, actress. that the gentle sex in some num- —Donna Reed, actress, , Uh aNT tamp and dottle-knock, For the , PIPE QUEEN . ‘lf small, + ” as. and didn't know What dotyes lamong the ladies, Outstanding Wanted ° aodge ine ln, Oi is Mrs. Huga Gnam of Jefferson P anec the vet ele h oe B Valley, N.Y., wife of an interior 30% drying a wel elephan decorator, mother of two, who: is the. international chamnion : woman pipe smoker, duly crown- | ed last suinmer after she won al : contest with 118 other lady puff- |: ers by keeping her briar bowl : alight for one hour, 29 minu i ‘minded women arent so. sure, | Take, for example, Ifa Chase -actress and writer, er.” she Pipes, because it seemed to me _~. that men stmption tented with ‘them against their fussing with them, But I dis- 1, . ; ana covered that it's a life's work “ec New York the pipe companies are! just keeping them lighted." An application “olde English fayre? on cone) land was rejected in this Nor- f£%« town when it was revealed that the “fayre” included “dor. gem” cars and other moderr amusements, Phone Black 84§ and Red ye order ve SME RECT oy . wa Me a es natty Lith } pkg. lemon flavored jelly, i, ‘Ko frightened youngsters grab- | cups hot water, 1 (8 ozs can/bed her nightdress and stopped tomato sauce, 1% thsp, vinegiur, her. Ye tsp. salt, few grains Pepper. GIRLS HAD COLDS 1 cup diced cucumber, Jeup she- | Mrs, Waddell raced to a neigh- ed radishes ¥ cup sliced scale bors home for aid, then was lons, 1 tsp. pure monosodium forced to watch helpless as the glutamate. flames shot up the side of the Dissolve jelly powder in hot frame house to where her child- water. Add tomato sanes yir-- lay, bed-ridden by severe «s ren gar, salt, and pepper. Chill until colds Meanwhile ern Venotablea. Th. neighbor, William Spring, | . oO Z OS ° : ” : : weet e hm me dian vant. :Said rescue was impossible be- | tee bee rons Fold watg tee the whole front of the | amare: boss to mix. Folc ‘leq Waddel house was a sheet or, salad, He said he could hear the | onnais? “children screaming . , . They | ~”""| screamed for about five minutes | tt was heartbreaking.” | | ‘The husband, Deuglas Wad-! | dell, a city truck driver, was on [duty and couldn't be located for! ian hour after his children died! fill centre with ed into the house only two weeks, ago. “The more that women copy: en's habits, the less attractive | e to men.” — Ann! | Jumbo Problem “Pipes and nretties, Oh, No!’ crowd outside this Lancashire There is, however, a strong, pro-pipe continiger, . he elephants emerge. VANCOUVER (CP) A gricf- Stricken mother told Wednegday hew a mid-morning “nghtniare” fire took the lives of her three Dead are Roberta, two months; Amella, one year, and Mavis, twe i trapped in the second floor bed- rooms of the east end home as the flames roared up from the Mrs. Waddell was burning rub-: hear this harmless gossip be- There they sit for hour jtween the widows of Goro and ‘14 ) urs and itheir menfolk — sevarated only ! 'by the tomb. JRMSTON, England @ — a! The black-robed women cf this URMSTON, Engiand tiny Po River delta town tal «railway station for the arrival twice each week to their dead ‘of a circus had to wait to see Sons and brot “We GRAVEY which priests here say can do -no harm, jan maps, rests precaiously on the shifting mudbanks of the Po delta, one tiny house propped against another for strenpth, widows of Goro walk to the near- {without music. Instead of 9 eall- by cemetery. Its marble tombs, er, the classes use a signaller, i rae a in Lavaughn Garner, MISS FIX-IT—Prettiest plumber in the U.S. Is 23, who takes care of maintenance at the Biltmore Hotel in Dallas. Lavaughn, who started as an apprentice at the hotel four years ago, also takes care of apy electrical troubles as part of her job. Here, she’s at work air-conditioned outfit: So Regular Chat With Dead Habit Cf Widows in Italian Village _ By JAMES LONG GORO, Italy wm — pregnant again,” “ built above ground because of Giovanni stil) Hite '$165)—almost half a y beats his wife.” “I have finally Pay’ for the average. family each to the tom Mortal ears were not meant to ones. tomb of her lost ik—their. voices rising in la- ment, or murmuring busily with private affairs, | They believe thei happy—happier than they who. live in poverty, and patched | huts, and ceaseless toll, and! ankle-deep mud, and the unend- ing prayer for fresh water, _ So the gossip they tell their dead is always guarded care. fully against causing sadness, ‘ “Mana is pregnant arain but this time the doctor says surely the baby will ve.” hers and husbands | ARD GOSSIP It is a local custom — the ‘graveyard gossip of Goro,” Goro, unmarked on most Ital- a. but she has forgiven him les pots out to catch precious fresh | 924": six seconds. rainwater, . : Although some women main- | Ils citizens, mostly fisher-folk, i No Music tain that a woman can smoke ¢ call it “one step beyond world’s NOTTINGHAM, sngland ()— pipe: as gracefully as she.enn-dc | end” Sguare danciny classes for deaf | anything’ else, other *h-agd. 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Liquor Control Board or by the Government of British Columbia Major Increase of ing processed to supply 800 —as against the previous 480 Units, 'e Now Curnation’s t Bonus of Vitamin D per pin D You Golling " ‘ 1 ER eestor eee er meets gs ON EEN. or Bie tk OA: aE tts SPADE kde oy on the air conditioner—in an ' Ae ; | Quep * ec i last of its witnesses as the 1 der trial of Wilbert’ Coffin ters its 13th day. . The 43-year-old est of three U.S. hunters {in Quebec history, - Richard Lindsey, 12, his fa were slain while hunting in The crown alleges the last man to mect crs alive, said the: Coffin . The - prospector themselves as Americans, Two men who took part tracks ofa jeep in the area The remains of the two ot hunters were found at camp Wilf Carter, 28, a departm national Paper Co. in the a “Maria is t#¢ Nlga water level, cost 100,000 ear’s: lone i aly tp . r dead are &ts with their truck. : “Glovanni still beats his wife | said they came upon some licles said to.be owned by the hunters, July 15 last year, ). ‘A short distance away near a of the elder Lindsey: Another Campbell, 4 brook they came: on the rema Mechanically sq’ inside. Smart ‘24 At the gates they tak ‘4 'Pa., said he had hunted With. SOUNK Ab eensen 1550 | looker: ; 1} bought the green dress, It is! S ake Up tiny: Lindsey for’ 15. Carsvand: rhade BP wagji \ee O1-OLDSMORiTe * modest ” 8 “ness * wooden stools and carry them,! one trip with hin to the Gaspe. 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