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lAUOh IIITH IOIIIOPI TUESDAY NIGHTS, DOMINION NETWORK V

a DIVING following agreements between the There were some 2,000 wind- cormss l-Lanlvunlouepeo. Government and the mills end Welerllillls lllllllllll "l" i.- Domlnlon Department o; Labor, Dutch landscape m 1939. but very QUEBEC, May 15.-—A three-l "The course is being given {or few were in actual use; electric. Isonth deep sea div course will, the first time in Quebec and hgg gasoline and diesel engines oner- be inaugurated uebec City been prepared by the best. quail. aied the pumps that kept the lune 3. as part of another re-ad- fled persons," said the ﬂnngunjg- country dry for cattle and farmlnil- aptation centre. it was announced ment. “lt will be presented in s yesterday, The course ls being or- practical and ir-ierestixig wsv so nnlmd ythe Provincial Youth Aid as to enable the students to ac- ervlce in accordance with a wlt- qulre sufficient experience of lonsi vocational training plan and! the work while taking lessons."

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Americans made their-cheese B! home before the Revoiuilvlr/ 812. it had become a common item of export.

3 KILLED, 30 INJURED EVERY DAYTN ' TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS IN CANADA.

h normal times in Canada an average of more than 3 per- sons are killed and more than 3o are injured in traffic accidents every day.

BOTH OLD AND YOUNG SHOULD WATCH OUT

Two out of three pedestrians killed are over 40. Older peo- ple should talte particular care. The newt greatest number of highway fatalities occurs among children under 6. It is essen- tial that parents become more Safety Conscious.

USE YOUR EYES. USE YOUR EARS BEFORE YOU USE YOUR FEET Tt will pay YOU, whatever vour age, to learn-and practice Safety Rules. Be careful . . . Be courteous . . . Use common

lens: on our highways. Use your eyes—~Use your tars-Before 1gp use your feet!

HELP T0 SAVE PRECIOUS LIVES.

_ Do,vour utmost to prevent painful accidents and to save precious lives’ l

LIVING & LEISURE (Continued mm Peso ll)

the offal-a a ettY "W" in whic to frame auc arrange- ment. The brass coal scuttled for example, can be filled with If"! leaves (lemon leaves. laurel. or hemlock) which, though they need replenishing, will keep men M some time.

A California designer has creat-

ially designed with a wire back n1 a guppori; for growing ivy or vlnel. A window box. planted with flow- er; and vineg could be placed on the floor in front of such a screen, and the vines trailed to form a cool network of green.

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Low iron stands. that will hold ,,lll‘E8 or four pot: are available in the summer furniture departments of many stores. There stands are painted white and look cool and fresh when filled , If you have such a stand at home, give it a “white paint" treatment to make it look new and use it for a summer screen ln the fireplace.

You can even fill the ts with im- itation ivy leaves an foliage and have an excellent effect. it you

don't want to bother about having real lanta.

A riend of milne, instead of us- ing a wooden screen, or screening her fireplace with plants. takes heavy white ahelf paper and pleats it into a huge fan. turning up the end and clamping it firmly so that the fan holds its shape. This white fan, placed just inside the fire- place between the and-irons. tak- es awa the bare look and ls cool and ail/active. There slm e ideas are easy to carry out a anyone of them will make your fireplace attractive during the summer months.

In 50'year.s over 00,000,000 cars and trucks have been produced in the United States; i-n i806. when King and Ford drove their first cars. there were a total of 16 cars registered in that country; now~ there are nearly 30,000,000

Hints on Eﬂqueth

If a couple has bean chosen to be godparents to a child, they may buy the christening clothes if they wish, or else bestow a sliver mug, or some other silver piece marked with the baby's name, or some

other gift that is appropriate. Small boys will find that paja- mas cut just like Dad's ski suit

make bedtime a bit more welcome. Knitted sleeve and trouser cuffs and a shaped neckline form a creditable replica of senior sport clothes.

GOOD EATING

With the emphasis on conserva- tion these days, we can't overlook a single source of precious scarce, fats. Chicken fat is delicate and delicious and may be used in mc-ny ways. Dripping of a roasting chicken makes wonderful chicken fat. So to take advantage of a plentiful food, and to add to your stock of saved fats as well as treat the family to a succulent roast chicken at dinner tonight accom- panied by mashed potatoes. green peas. and buttered beets. Make the oven do double-duty and fluffy lemon souffle. Serve the grown-ups coffee and the children ml-lk.

A hot potato salad coupled with assorted cold cuts on dandelion greens would go wcii for lunch today. And to make today's lunch a really gala affair. serve a snow- white bianc mange. Let the adults choose between tea or joining the youngsters in all glasses of cool milk.

Begin breakfast tomorrow with n chilled orange and grapefruit cup. Follow with soya waffles spread with butter and flooded with syrup. For added nutrition and taste appeal serve crisp bacon strips. Give the children milk and their elders coffee.

Some 121100.000 South American negroes. whose ancestors were gloves, live in Brazil and- Colum-

a.

A ready-mixed paint is now available that gives a close natural silver chrome finish.

The general average used by alr- craft companies as a commuting standard ful- ‘passenger weights ls now 160 poun s; formerly lt was ten pounds morg.

Zirconium-copper alloys harden upon aging and are good conduc-

tora of electricity; zirconium-mag- nealum alloys have good mechani- cal properties and excellent cor- rosion resistance.

Large fire losses Ln the United States and Canada. those exceed- ing $50,000 in damage. skyrocketed 48 per cent during the first three months of 1946 over the previous three-month ‘period.

Fuerto Rico has an area of about 2.000.000 acres of land and a popu- lation approximately of 2.000.000; however, less than half the area ll cropland; therefore each in- habitant has less than a half- acre to cultivate. ’

Dlchioro henoxyaceflc acid, c.ll-l ed 2.4-1) or short, kllia many weeds. but is not a cure for hay fever n some believe; it kills rag- weed. or keeps it from producvng the pollen that is the principal cause of hay fever in America.

KEEP TBIMMINGS TRIM

Collar-l, cuffs, and dickeya are giveaways to your grooming ha- bits. To look right they must be crisp and immaculate. Use starch to make them so-o tableapoonlula ill! a basin of water as the last r nae.

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If anyone lcnaw a lure-fire way to make old tier look like new.

fame and fortune would be ma o. but cleaning and pressing neclttlu can atymio even the professional.

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A bag of silica gel stored with the household crackers and break- fast cereais will keep them crisp and edible in humid weather.

Shurch College Refurnished

MONTREAL. May 15 _Work has been completed on the remod- elling and redecoratlng of the United Theological College Uni.- versity street. now only one-third of its former sIzeJThe building has been equipped with furnish- ings unequalled by other Canad- fan United Church Colleges.

During the war the board

o governors of the consider- ed what to do with the college residence which is too large for present needs and no source of revenue. The robiem was settled by its occupat on by members of the REAP. studying at McGill.

Now an arrangement has been made whereby the university has taken over the ‘building as a resi- dence, leaving one wing to house [United theological students. ‘ The agreement gives the college tax- free accommodation, with heatand service and an equity in the prop-

erty.

The U.T.C. will no longer have to run a hostel. The board of governors has had

the wing redecorated and partly reconstructed. All of the rooms, carpeted. Window curtains, new

furniture bright walls and tasteful decoration xive the residence charm.

An old and disused classroom has been transformed Into a read- ing room and library. In honor of past graduates, it has been named the Alumni Room. Students ofthe college now gather there for oven- lng ivorship, conducted by them- selves.

Livilng among the students now is the rofessor ln aGSldGHCE, Rev. Dr. R. .Y. Scott, registrar of the college and professor of Old Testa- lneint.

Immigrants Ara Welcome

OAPIPOWN. South Aklea: — Bpurred by the osaibliliiea of the gold strike at O endllllrult Ih the Orange Free State Mini-star of the Interior 0. F. (Jiarkson has an- nounced ihat the Union of South Africa will welcome large-scale immigration from Iurope to ro- vide whatever labor la neede by the new mines. ,

Ir. Oierkaon laid there was no uota for Imin tlon In Houth

rloa and exis lug legislation al- low! as many immigrant: as the

court

latibn ut t. , .. and accomod-

atfon that were lacking.

"The department of the interior well aware of the necessity to ng in n many suitable immi-

grants aa possible," said Mr. Olark-

son. ‘Suitability not Judged on nationality or religion but simply on the ap hunt‘: ability to m in

ith the ion’! economic plan and become a out citizen."

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new South African Coal Co-ordin- ating Committee which will deal with allocations in ctr-operation with coal committees in Washing- ton and London. Brig. J.D. White, former deputy general manager of the South Afr been appointed the Union's repre- sentative with the London com- mittee.

The Union ls committed to sup- ply about 360.000 tom of coal monthly for bunkering ships In West Africa and a number of At- lantic and Mediterranean bases, for Allied armies in Italy and for

the United Nations Relief ‘and Re- habilitation Administration in Greece.

A new company has been form- ed with legal sanction to attempt to recover treasure from the East Indiaman Grosvenor, which sank 150 miles off Durban in 1782 and la believed to hold a cargo of dia- monds and specie. The company believes the shlg contains a trell- ure more valua ie than the mil- lion-pound haul recovered from another ship, the Egypt. 20 years ago.

8.0. lumbar Strike Scheduled For Today

VIOIORIA. May 14 - (OP) — Efforts by Sloan to bring in the dispute between the Iner- nationai Woodwo s Union (CLO-C Cb) and British Oo- umlua lmnber operaiwrs were re- ported to have bzoloen dorm to- night, and we strike of 87.000 em- ployees will go into eﬂeot at 1i am. tomorrow.

ll. II. B. lirallhatlon Scheduled Thursday

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Victory gardens are necdcd equipment. womén€m ll n8 l0 ‘ Th! WOW-WC 11mm“ m5 9M"!!! again this year because of tne The premier said the question m. km In putting h“ already. The Ovﬁlﬂmgnt world shortage of food. of South Africa's contribution to ‘D1175 b01011 n. H615 " add another n refusing ___ - the United Nations’ international “fulﬁlls legislation to a ape- ler a fair tax exem ion I believe

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