The Lucknow Sentinel, 1934-02-08, Page 2•g
Maar.
poser Inurec
CaPada, The
Pife aftri
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CANADA.
2
91r William 'Molocit.
;04-• W11Ua Maleek., 'greed - cut
. "tea 'of th Palladian !PAO, recently
obeeryed gido,60t:Ii.lotit4day; gap pt
, the .ableat; juriate,'• paned* 'ever ...pre-
gduced. Sir William.: at Ingrecnrci ind
',teais tot as active ntentaily
Meat, Olen pre at the. ha1ae0tallr;
• I;parlt:: All Paaatliaile'wishedhirrinfaay
'happy retnrns :op the • dIfy,-4-geaden
• Fr00: P.re,Se, . . ••
Thii,teen.• , . •
.• oaltlYn court • has rendered jndg-
; ,nlant.T•la 444,-**)pil
telt*, .1,11 for tilliteet yeara.,, The: Olaln,
. *110. wthri: wilisaaW 'have differeat
g',Ideaa about thk'nurnber. thirteen zrorl•
'the, 4eleatlant,—Igng404'710;-9144-
,
I41111rfp :Mars .PeaPle".
'.rhe National. Safety COUnail Of the
' 'United 'States. revert; that In 1933
, ,
. there Were. 30„000, .pertiens killed in:
•highway accidents That Was less than
the • high 9kure.reached it 1928, when
..the gleeths totalled 43,615: '
,•••441,0 yet no .PerSon seente to have
become Undultalarnied; The Cara, are
-
allowed to run Nit the: same, end
• , there Is, .nt•tailt Of lakiag,, then): off
0 ..a.0.,..1„{ It
be ,accepted as something.which 18
'•he :expected.—St. Th011iaa
urnal. ' •
,
.That .Kindly Word...
We ere ;apt to 'reserve ,our klndly
Weid of appreciation until. the .earif
. ..otthe one cancerriedl can no lenger,
we pay:" liorilagt wh.en,. theeyes
• 'are cleeed, Mid cannot ,pee. the :„trfhlite;
'4erhips We -.shall, yeC,:learn. to do
better..-"BtratiOrd Beacori=Heraidi
• .:.,Bajnach• Get, a; Good:Start,:
....When an .e.diter %can't fled anything
, else •te.' do ha an 'start and leek, at
: Iteadere'alwaYS;Uke to -get
fel* figures an tats. endrit gives
pera certal Standing
,-theill."The'. Kingston Whig -Standard
••, ;editor: .Waff'; impressed-hy. Mane's,: and
„ ,
...jityjeiete; •,;
,•“coetatteptitet ,oe...pTeees in United
States has tekenr:,.a great ripe in :re
ent yeetiO.• but it has Oat; yet become
4 'otta114,tipitieeh' as the subject. of
,We have become. :convinced ...thet
p jesting:is, not:going. te , halt hernareh
. of :spineeli: ' The .spinach crusade *et.
way .toie
•..epoke..:of:: a.. certain Vitamiii.;.;#
• tained ,Which ' could .' not
elsewher�,.healili, cllnics fevered:10k.
7,ey,,,greet-lheles,,•.-pf: the stuff,:iind
iniftf' Who W•rfte health artieleS for the
nowapapers,chipped ili:and begat, tel17,
*if:the riniseen ,What.,aniniell Would
d� for thein.;-,Peeple have the Mitten'
that they .need • more vitainineo They
"alVeno'partieulerldea,what Vitamins,
do te,therit or; for thorn' and that:
Aa:.why '.apinaCh 'Managed' to:fskewer.
• •iteelf .:On • populer fancy. •
YOU can' -jest, at spinach if •Yoar;like;
you, can't .spifit," it. The people: are
• alt. fOrit;, ifyou deteat the "Stuff ,that
, • makes :no difference; thereto Is that
lts g9od for :3eti411; that.ls"--netea:
aary to make aiiy"PertiCalar,, thing
PopOlar,is to have the right ,people
eay It.eentaliesQ''vitanalae.7-Stratford
•eaeon-Herald . • •
•-• • •
, , • ..Payigle in a'
Kansas ;City 4 minister ,Wrlits paid
falte';•. bill after he . hadp:pr,
a :Marriage ...c'erettorlY.,:: Thje.
ieeelletheektierience; some years ego;
.of a Brantford 'Minister.- Rehad'isuc-
• cessfullitied, the knot When the grOom.
dretv.;:litin to one aide and Whispered
,that he hadn't ,any moneyfor a 'fee,:
but ,he peuld 'she* Min how to fix
the 'meter .th).. that it *Mild' Onlyhilt
registerg•-,-Brant ford ExpOsiter::
- • iaiina It With' "
• R:thergs,were-aueli a 'thing at•ituron
ae•.4 Chair of Chrfetian.' Char, :
,'ItY.:fitidoubtedly, it "should be ,filled by
Princinal Walier, Who In. the : annual
bOokiet for ,elumni writes a8 roliows
-"Iliifortneetely.: our, library 'ac-cOmmo
dation' 18.1,Y no iiieena • adefriete; and
bOoke Are • e,onlettines herroWed ; in . the
absence' Of the libreflat without .any
•'meraotaildfini heingleft:of, 'the trans-
actioa. I . sheet& bpvery grateful it
every •ono 'of: the -recipients of this,
: letter,. • who hie: it :any 'dine , been
• At Huron College, would lo�k Over
hie .sheiveS And 'See by anyeeckleat
. there are some. O'f tho. ceilego library
bOoks • whieli, shfliidb� rettiraed.and.
it the ,saMe, dine if there ai.,0 any
belonging,' to
"Serit1nel4levieW. • '
Firldt: Nickel..
, Witte reportso with evident:elattono
that a large: deposit of 'nickel e hait
• been: found in: Korea. Theore4 bald
' to be rich enough 10 pity .the working;
and 'egantains Other MineritiS
il1.help.t6 bear. the •cost, ;That Will
• Oontiplidlit6 ;Japan's • poglitten Ile the' in,
difstrial cailetrY Of the East, Nickel',
being used in ft.cOnstaiitly Increast-,
• tag variety Of .*.aya for raiiiiilfactur‘
1ngpari�ses, chiefly for . hardening
itee4 Until 'recent years, japaa had
; to "Iniport b,Oth and niCket .Or
silekel-steel,'NoW that It. can dee*
. iron .and bOdA from •Ma•lith4ria arid
• tiakel &Orli 10/eP,o10:it • Will be toite
tr„pfti 4r.,allowr
'arid at Largg
'V, 03004440n gt /.aorae„, soPplies,"•ot.
•'aardalled Oteel•freta
facture grins; battleships. and 'other.
y'tar esiulpetej#.7-gdmoetott
'Tt1E'APAPIF14.• • ••
" • . !imeitiott. end Btrinire.
• None ot. us surely doubts that at.
atine. Will Play as vttal a Pgirt. in. OA,
'future ot the.,Eropireas shipaing: bag
dime.end..atill does today.' Pagelycaddit
tioriautliOad,.spixif,,In. Ma great weh,
that drit**.olOaer tho; distant 'PatPosta
*at, therefore,: be hal1edati:4 'Maier
aOlavell'fent •imPorittl
:While "flee' 'Wirth has "cer•talilly: been
dote' in thla greet breach...of- traria,
•Per.te. one .with,,euch..*:infitista poselhag,
wa; are, far' ,too inclined to pat
• Ourselyeaon the hack • and tent e
hlind..eY0 on the rapid adYance 'mad,
•1?,y,•Otilere, WhenWe 'consider the
special eignificance•'44 transport to 'a
ter4Ifing.,:Empire ;and Igrant..the vital
importance; of Greet Britain being in
the forefient Of every branch �? world
transport,; we ;Mist eqmit•we have 14
no means, Marielhe rapid, strides: in
Mercantile ,aviation that we nright,,g-,
.11011g Kong • Pres.7' -*; • - •
, Ceylon, [Need: Stet 'sties.
The • time :hee ;Conte 'when PeYlOilt
•e„ts,....e_mgt • s' has. t� begin" to
think in figiiree to alaue - grey:. er
tent than :it, has. been aeoristomed.
Httheitsi 'this country has displayed.
e:, lamentable: distaste or ,statistics
which is, evidenced not :only by the
absene �f. 'anY.Weli-organized
tical serytee, biit. also by the lack. :of
• independent and serimis students. of
thiec?noflhics: of :the, , country, The
:now,apapers, cannot perform the iunc-•
tions •eConomie • and trade- •jOttrnala
:And. 'fitatititical: departments.
.ergdaized• iteeiai• „:statistics..teMrice,
dealing among' subjects With domestic',
prices, •unemployl
raent and the :cost ofliving, is cleerly
necessary if 'current problems are ..to.
be :effectively. tackled.—Ceylon ' Deily.
atm' Britain • •
. . . , „
•• TO. 'determine' the preeis . causes Of
An ,Ixidaetitel reViVet ie'never . a Siinple
task, but; unquestionably', Pthe.:policiee,
of Britain'a Nati�nal Government
have played a large part: in. her, con.'
valeaceace. • .British ' • nian,Ufa,cturere
are 'certaintoday. of the home, „mar -
let,. 'Mut:the tariffs -Leave 7,'•ilro'victed
Britain 'with: an . exceedingly ',Variable
-weapon., of hers:Oiling; States :which.
only ,twOor threeyears ago turneda
Stony fade to. all the 'dementia' Of 'Brit-
ish'. Governments.- and mia,nufeeturifis
..for.eefiter..„apeess....iibirough' their tariff:
*ilia are .pleatling:. new .'for -a similar'
:fav�r from ,Britaln. . • Fier commerce
with Germany ,' 'With the '.:111igentine
-and, with 'Russia has been.. Or is.'be
Ing, brought to a .conditiginj.Cti, equi-
librium. ; The CittalVa:CenferenCe :has
given her e held ..on ;the DoMbions,
whinie.attitade to..Britieh :niffnufactiir.
ers,:'formeity•-lhad„, ',been -4141p :d_lffern,
ent.:frOm:(hat of foreign nations; . and
all paitieSare:deriving soiidbeneftts-
from ,•their '•bargain.--WeeklY •
•
0•
0 • 0. •
• 0
Urlitine- ladle., •
;•,;:. The:Indian' representatives at: three.
Refind -Table 'Conferences, extending
over two : yeare, have had their crates.
• . • .
They have MOO .had their'darkdays,
When' -Proapeete 'their point of
vie*. looked;. as black . as 'could :be.
There were feint hearts.in.th4 gone.
try *hoe( one. title donhted .whE,,ther
eny good:Purpose would,•hei.serVed.
Indiafl collaboration the $.eleat
committee; Unicnie:as".:the",oPportanity
offered: to them 'Wes: One finportant
. • . , • . • . .
fact; is. the team,.;fiptilt of the Indian
delegates, There ,Was. greeter eehesiOn,
'betWeen' thenr4litle everaefore. • Cri
most ..lesuee, they Were able present
'a. united, front, ;andat the r ciciee they.
,resented, a. joirit Memorandum. This
.aiSpley -of. unity' by ,Hindifei :Muslituf.
and Other ':•ininorities Is bound t� : tate
;RS 'effect; sinee. nothing ':weakens
dia'S Cane and .strexigthens. habde
Of Opponents" of the. White. ,Paper in
Eirgiend66,Mileh,14 crinflicting claims
by veriqua :',Whien lead
cider te. the .OldStOry, ,A •house
divided, aiiiinift' itielf: The Metal ;of
the Indieri. delegetefs' Unity •tibefilitritit
he lost on. the ,Cotilitry, et•large..*Tbe
Times .ot•• • • •
Preparedness and Peace. .
Tho Inipertel Government is 'exhib-
iting•th'e utmost PatlenCe „in • its effOrte
preseriee'the peace. arid te: Cult' vete
it spirit :Of Peade:' hut it is 'Acting with
Wiedom by heginning Make, ready
'Meet:: "the Peril :• that neare," It.
'le
no more laconsistent to do: both
these thongs than, it is to follow the
ithrevf04adviCe 'of ,Croiirovell to "trust'
r, 60d and. 'keep' .yegur powder dry,"
Faith, with' damp 0606 >fail,:
tire: dry powder, and fa1th May work
'WOlidere.,,g There' Is SOmetiiirik• 'grand
And lesOftleg the ,spectacie of a'
mighty batten tinned and; ready, yet
contirnidilsiy. and conetstentfy preserVr-
%log .tho, lootity, of peace and urging .1(
•Upegli Peralle$ • Of' Uharaeter mere im
:IritleiVe, The. ilifilieride of ancia.a Oat
-den in. agoild polities is .not ceIeut-
fible: it . the Sorest. guarantee' 'of
peace, 8:Jell in the not 10 -
Mote Oast litte• beet) the British nat
,rievernidrif thiluential fer peac,eallan;
.r.W:413$7.4:
$ir
'4116.11. fr .160, iiethis, • tor•••.$/tr..
sbc wilt be less 'in fitiertia.for T1Tie
0„ste 0; so it I' (1 Cott dosit
Alti.:UnSiith elbrut'tnPfg
di ComiletttortS;411pktiow'what
• te ekPeet* in , the way of increased
.10mPetaion. The'gretitest adWantage:g
tom Japan's oeiatv Of. :de*: wilI be
ee our 'Courage'
dRENVII,LA KIMSER` In Tha 'Pronto Mail and EITI,1314
In these days of sov.exo, trialand come from Indefatigable labor. Atp• 1`
4gettoesteteet, ,tortify.' :y.ear .pourege
,witif 'new and ,strenger resolye. . The
dePrealli9k is fitting: -Determineto
go ferwera''with'inerea.44 OonddePce
ad .1411". :0*PeOtatinh, 13e NOW: 't�.
your :Obligatieas.. 1414 diScharfo: everY
(.111.ty wi nftinfl1ng prOmptitade.Be
alert to reSh epportunities naw
,ab1to ou., St1011410,te: Y$1,1r.
with clear, strong.:'11Pliftini ideal, of
What you Wi4b„ te 40000014h, and ter'',
,Alibe theimmense,: ppWera: eifft""ra•
::sloarees, .at 'your perserial-: command
Maker' Vita' day- mark a diStinet. enti
-important adVance• in 'Yon!' PrO4toso„
loWard, a groat life
.• It'. le 'woaderfiti lio:W eVej • little
:(141.1y yletorteS, over inertia;'.*Isakileeff,
rineertaintY, and :4opyees194,•? c'eP•tr.1!
bete ultimately " to, ti;•.:- suCeessful Meg
The practice of IsIng• abOVe, Petty
.diecenragenterite: gaad'i Seething .elists.,
cies soon deveigmt 'a :habit of ileW
'!OO1104c.fneo tjual fp: any .untlealakhig.
'Work' viaa never ittonded to badrudal
ery, but la source: of ,p4efirire l'and
stimu1u to.. w�rthy aphievenient,Iif�
le. not 'a treadrnlll, a jail-, or: a. place
of Punishnient„ but .4'...beautifol. anf
:400h:feting field of elideafg'or, .7soku ,14-
.pptrjrid horisons of .greeter. .flelde he;
droning ever. onward. Work! Opper.
tilnity; :effort and 'service ar0 bless-
ings to etrich„ life. and Make it ,trulY
worth:living. 131eaSe4 is the Malt who
dope: lihr :Work jOyOusly.
Par .0W4 I:00914'00.0 -
pluck and peraevaranea_sire •• an
servant of 'preaperit747-7.1ilflieultlea
are, for ,44iciplitile.g. •Profile*, Irfromeite
•progrearl, resalt.s end
ply the abilities you now hoe 414: -
You. are .1?unding, better thea
::::•zopiofywe;::10.f .41:CI:ppi :01, 11to 1,0,0
• going ilia wrimg way, they may •ba •
shaping therneelvee for the. best re,
sults. A. teraperary disappointnioat.lei
•often a Mesta& in diegtilee. •$eoming
jailare, 4s..gtOm.y, tinf•a 9rev•ad
ataPifillX 14000 0 1'041 encgasa; • -
trial, temptation,. mistake, .nn.
-Parent', failure eitti he made to Bei*, •
useful Pl-frixfafft 'KPH ft "alfgh •elcIlen1-1
_ _
.erices -0 practical .Sici?Vitlitiage., Your
1.341:Istaltnitunteld."t:i
these, very ..dieappaintiriepts.•',-whipli
• IM,„e;iled,ita4nte`•Altlieecirt413.7.01..uhip;o9nn:rav;ithillise6nntite,t.nimr.net:,;.."
,OaOsf,oflodi•uirteeelf,to...:0‘Tipt?7,.reot,il:ongerZtlepaliu.elii.17;,,
1'646° •
. ,
: What yOn: • de With Yew'
.ohaneee and ,alfilitles, you
`ritkely tc, de with larger peW
(imp to come; r, Prove the. gretian
tard':.(Ill'oantilitutessiaawtittil'illeffolrrtobitY°4rtiaret:'
crestiaat1on :is not, only the ,thiet ,Of
time; hitt, of • ambition, 'initiative; and.
courage; . net miel.ead yoarseld..
late, believing that ender other
catistenees, 'or . different 'envirori.,...
/neat 'Yeti :•cOrild :end, would do betIOrt:
In your present position:you: Can.Prova.
Your: 'greetneils charaeter'• 'Where
are at MoMent is the , place: be
7;
Rudolph Prim', •wel1.71cnorgvn, Composer of operetta scores, is. bo ng
. ,
. treated, by Nurse 'Evangeline • Geehn as he recovers.. in :New York.
Primi',sustained Painful 'injuries When the cab' In 'which he: was rid-
.. _, _ yil.,
• ing- collided 'with •a.notlieri at :59th St.: and th, Ave , ..
,..
allTtaat
ant of
071tare „111
lalteiy 1
,gaden.
whiles -1
reels; tl
1.1)(0,,dressi
an cdatui
finned W
een or
;Q-ffe4es h
owalli
In a
fat'. ef itt
d, •behi,
thorn •SI
eheltere
cold wit
The gref
nghofer,,
ade on hi
erchtesga:
yer:
rewards
:your good,. intelltiOaa'in4 aetaal deed...
jetim:$0010your courago.
. •
%ens. Februaryti,
jniniaing CbaniPlons.littis on Pleb'.loth,
• ,• :Tho ''rerorito Ski. dgluh have 'bent ,a1
:monster':ski Jump* :right in the elty,,.
.'en which it•Is .poSsibie,.for :tfIll* ot
150...feet or..teeTs to be Medp,''r Ski
'in.g' up snow and •,a101,-,itcao* can be
invent* from; ..outside polnts•
.0iftiarie SPOrb,loVegie•.are lertanate.
in that .they;vvill .he able ttii4see .thte
.thriiiing, :hair raising sport near at• •
hand, for: in tih9 focal point Of. tile- •
"Proldnee.yea.:Will be ahle"to,iffif these
illipte.lootyrrOagh,. :the... air at
at appaling.It p..expec ed that .several, of thestars fron. Quebec and the Tjnited.
States will Conlpste lending an intez.
4natiOnal-alr".:to*thigtrileet.';' '
.1V11.1ChMiSrrie4114811'
, .
"lq„ his ab• -
Selitiiiiindedness Oat divorcing four :
Preihins •wes, Leder': RilekeWyat
paid witb his life
ascertained thkt: her bueband 144:.reat .
searched.,:untd. she found them,'"
divorced hei, four Pridecesiora.and
In
becarriefriendsand : •
the; fifth.luTed..thenaiiispeeting 1in*. •
.berid to- a party ' at which ;,•'ell ;Tire ,
•tAthered;•
Bljndwith-mge heat,
. .
Accounting of Huttpn-
Mdivani'Estate is
Safely 'ReCorclecl
Ne* Tork.*Priricess-Barba Hut-
tonn McilYant, and her husband, Prince
a Geargia, left f0F
the ()tient recently.With an.itcdounting
for her $4000,000•estate tucked safe-
ly aWay, ini:the records Of a :Stiffoilc
County court. •; • •
• The accounting was made by her
father and guardien*Prealtbrt,
fon,'•—ariAshaS justieen reireal4177,
It showed (hat:I3arbara was ialloWed.
$4.00,000 a. year for living' expenses
*hue she was Preparing to Marry
Prince Alexis. Previously her ow-
ailce'wap $300,900, atmeally.
• She inherited the ;40,000,600 estate
last .btovember *hen she was21.
Ile* ;lithe*. :was allowed 1$7,000.
year , for ,her •upkeep When ,she was
a child of sIx At 13,••her ;expellees
reached $13,000a year, and .at 16, they
The. *Counting revealed that the
:court,Liit her reeneat--,-let. her lather
buy .a-$120;000, private car so that she
lind---herTfriends-Could-trava-betikeiT
resorts ' „ • • . ;;•
tt In one of her petitions to the Ceart.
'Barbera said that her forttine «13 e�
large I See n f,!necessity upOn•
'my: Marriage, I slirsUld net iiriznediate-:
iy enjoy the luxuries Which a fortune,
suCh as: mine, will enable me tc,i•liave."
• 26 600
:for _unerriplcgyment.reliet '
:"I shell he.iriere than repaid," she
Said then, "by the reelizetiot that it
Will be expended in Aiding those When
needs are greater than inine." •.
. .
Fihn Contract: is Signed' •
$ySoviet With, Americans
contra -et r'filitikv-:
tai,:41inericans•i-te,:inake time inthe
Spviet.,IIiiion. tor ;.release AhrOughalit
the Avert& has Nat •been :Signed .be-
: tween the .'.Soviet „King,. Trust • an •
group::. •of ..youngAinerloafis,,,Williazn
FielcV:Jr.;,A4ouis and.L_'JaineS
:Who, recently •snt Bev-
eraPtionthe taking' pleturee in the
North 4 caeue.
The coitrat, does net.,cover,'"regii-,
dramas!' here semi -educe,
aid folklore pictures, like
'"Chang" "or "Grass," ; And there a
•,stipulation that 'no part of the.' reels
may be sold for incorporation in other
getti00.',77•ThEr:c.0,tta,C&-111044:41101-tile,
end Of4.634•... • •
The Aplet16111'f covered Dagestan,
Swanetia,, :Georgia aird Office.
alat:-ereas ;tide: Onninfer • t� Illustrate
the "old, and new" . • and the. .Soviet
pollcy „ toward Minor: 'nationalities:.
They .aie:PaVering ;lite :ist..aild around
MescOW'diiringrthe:.•Winter.•
'
B R —Before Railways
.SI*0=fiVe 'ear :ago the ,village,,
camilla, six Mile,: north of ()range
ville,, .had 150 ,inhabitants .end• t,gada.Y.
blpt. two • .claSen -people' live there, oli-
eervee "thd'•, TOronte:Stat.Camilla is
eoW0to...loae pest (dice. , That .is
the • linal*blow-;•-cit is to. be. served' by
• 1,04Mail., going his rounds on • a
rural' ,, ::thp ..days :When the
nearest 'railroad 'station: was • at
'Brampton, Camilla, . no ..doui14,•, had.ita
Oat •of461 its..-h.otel, gea-
erel:'store;., blaekomith 444', wagon
shoP,* IS • buyerof grain:and, its. dealer
.aailare .It. was one 'Of the
,centres oft fluidness': a pioneer'
CiPtyo • Oxen", 'with bevy , :leads;
dawdled. 'along its.inain etreeet. .• ,
1 1 ,
• "The United States today is; ruled
by organized ,,minorities."'*Eniersoa.
Fosdick:,
Perkins: 0.• • ,
Frances ksives
..
Brief: Repor
be
:refute ,thP.: of t-heard:.:statelnent,'. that
:*feirialgia lernt the, Wordy Seitt. •
• ,The first annual :vepoit theslirst
won naenaPer „of-ta United • "Stites
TUOVeinnient.' get it4lietT'Io* on word-
age,
, , - • • - .
age,.'and• cat:a new. pattern. • What.
' Prat:cell ,Pericias: had te.'.saig SAffialt-the
Labor Department pelistrined-'iit' print
but "siX Pages., and five I : '
, sumrearititg '-ir
••12.ariontb,-. with sOMe.receinfneadations
for the :future, she put a definite
later program; :and Made a 'prediction
thatsix--Tspecilic--- -temporary
woilld , •
The: late William' 'lloalc;:feriner
Secretary,...4). 4abOk.Wi0:4" 20 pages7
..and,eight'liries*ta Prelude to the 1932
,rePort" of the depertmento '15, pages
end, six lines in 1931.',' • ••• •''.
•: Seines Davis; in' 103,d, Wrote ...a
32 -page intredrieti.on. • •:,.
Miss • Perkins' , recommendations
Were • nine irx litririber,. dealing with
empioyment":servle4'' niediabien;.'Unent-
Pioyinent insurance, etabilisaitien..of
'enillIOYnaent;-low iffit'.htlasing,: Safety
•:of nrorkeia,. •.state, and:. federal en -
operation, Old :agel-ffeenrity and tom-
ferenCe. Methods: •
tt't
One of Largest
• Babiel Ever Born,
cheoer, Pa. -4 denghter weighing.
18% pOilnds wits; horn receatly,to,.kr.
and.',Mrs. Thomas Czarnokol.
• **.*Pliyidelans 'expressed the * belief
that the ' baby' is' the • largest 'ever
'bern' la this city,,anit Pointed out that,
it is as Ceavy ha a' normal six-monthi,
Mrs. Czarnekolo who is 36: and the
mother of two, 'other children: and
the "little..one"-are doing wolt.
Once she askeo.and *aimed ,
•
•
No Children' At All
• .Predicted Por. 1970
' College Park, Sid. .. Dr; 02: E. Baker,'
senior 'agricultural economist of ,the
United States departmentof agricul.
tare, predicte. that If the . present
tread * 'Of depopulation continues, in
1970 therewill be'nechtidren at, all."'
Di.. Baker made his prediction While
addreSsing the annual.. cotvention of
the state's extension ,sery co, workers
at -the University of Maryland.
• Speaking on 'ails° of .1ruidfer • the
welfare Of,' the •peOPle,"„ he setil: Only;
itt the ruralsections et northern New
England and .sOnie• rural '40,16ns:rot
New York bas the hirth rate shown an
increaserecently. •
Eighteen-anda-Irlf Pounds of Ne'sy Baby', ,
, ,
1•
•
,
5'1T 444f
71,
_ .... .
A- a )14 a,' haif .pOillidg At' biktlit.--Pii:ttit'O ,illog 'tigt,. /fraud: 'ttttligt; PiliOtifttg '§iii'llifiltfil ..or .0' i•rt.g.
ter:, 1 a...;11ohling. 1114 yOUng...hopdfill on .fish ectt,es, The micl-wife, Mrs .'Tlicratma ItteltatSkY; at ' !!'
. • • g
. Says "filothei and datighter •tre doing .:Weil." ' •
•
•
ed and Scratched- hire.;:tiVerely, the
.firitir dying its a result.
_
Aulhorit)% Picks '
•
•
'as;Be:.---t-DrisaeSSiteattYd WEdnia!dagn
Ds.blTeM•
'Pallas•deutante, was "ainaply amazed"
when informed. she was selected by
Orry7KellY noted IlollYwood designer
and style' authority, as one of the ten • '
bait dressed.: Woateri :•iri the Vnited
States. .
:.--Wherr advised...of a United Prem.
disPritch detailing. the .selections, Miss
Edwards 'said she had not 'previously
been informed. of Crri-gelly's choice,.
ariil..aka ...shelled never heard of Orry-
..Edwards', is recognized 'in Dal.
las is. one,of the most smartly dressed :
mei:abets of.the younger 'social set.
Women Have
Stiiiremaiy..at -Toronto
. , . „.
"7•L'orontgo.—WOMeil will rine ••.tns ,
,rtrt•s of tomorrow if figures', released;
recently in the report of the president
'et the University, Of toropte can IOC
4cC'...epted. as indicating' a -:"trend.," Last •
.year 353 woolen Were admitted .t.o,tlie, '
degree of bachelor of arts tbsi'e, and
'pally: 291 Men ;qualified.,
the degree. Mister of .Arts o the
elicit held theit..owit, but the numbers ,
were Much.siaiJer' ...There :were
men inlinitted'Wthe degree arid
• VIU
.41
• Meanwhile, the „report ,indicated
:•that them are tNoicg,• as nany men ea
there are_women registered at the
uniVerigity, •
Abutit'obile More:Ustfut
:Than a Wife Pittetred
Hain:Iton automobile is
more ils$e to a ran than aer*
Cording. • to •the reSolt ef .4 debato. bait-,
tween Etirkhoider 'irottiig People's Loa. •
guc and ',:gergiiWO,Otit:'YOUltig Pe0010Y
.•Letigtie.'hei,tV:ie debate, "Resolved
that 'A dAitfuse to' a 'Matt, than, •
wi by 'the. itetaiwortl? ,
a
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f the 4-6.tokr.-,
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eYrag'.4,n .
'Isse4eie'
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Or 1,, ,1933; 8• ,
'out
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• I activitiee
'Bureau
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sons • than
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'ilteniplated
Mph' should
sorbing all
• crafts.
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