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An od,ustoil
The Ningli interest j typewrning
400400, as QUecO, Vietorla, 1U- 1494,
was he first ruler to.',adrolt the:mach;
..hitst..tosa.r0Y4,11011.0f1bold"vben:On-In-`7_
'lre4.044- One St%..'W,illilsOr caStle;;r.
1,401#164; Pally ,„; • -
'Biggest, Bonk: •
The• world*" biggeSt bet* Is. In the
Brttlsh IusetUn it is agaseteet"'and
atles. of ,thn''wOrld; ,printed in Amater-;
...dal,tn 000; and Is:alit feetshighs four
feet 'wide; .aitd SiftICbCB thleL Itlias
• 4 .w.411,'SPace,IPs'ithelf • aed•-•:Stutletits
'hare to consult it as it'atlludOsIntaat
pOhltion: The BritishWee* aisokae:
some of theworld* sinhfiest health.
:Sonic) are slightlytialler in Oisethan
a•ptistagesetasisp----ThereSves---ii• greet
• . , , .
Vogue for these 'tiny liooks,;,e Century
back and they were etirded In the
ishistcoit, ,pocket.:--Londen. Express,
gietistSegasDhing.,.to the Dogs
Pa Part4 CO •
Whet a man 'take'shit tabte'-khife
0,44
--stersast0Otk•Pletk-sitstakes--.0r4Y-stbst
trigta fornia1ty v411411 •ktdebff24.1464d
. Plant dinner6714 -Vgenera l Way We da
1.41t 4PProlre,Of t00; many ruleeWe ;Ike
to see tolk havthg- 47 -pod "tilue.'=-=
,Stratford '
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eafilefiLVtitY to :W•tite; 11Cad4*
Ij te,-,depide.;*Itat; Slienld, ho a1d in
.; Petit andOen, sethetWordajo iexPreaa
V1,0 14414 he aui.9-llAt-,-ot 0PaCe
010.74.10t104.tOO.t..
tha Zoo
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--Many peoplocoudemn 'aeo1og1thisiir7
_
dens for -their' erns:lit-Yin .lechigg epIn
eta:tripod epticeri".ailiMal.S.whiC4 '11.11tars'
Uy roam the woods,find' their Piihr
400d sled sleep•hndertithrri• aides", But.
;jtsish't Such a. had life;:belpg '4,.-•:zeo
.mal atter 81L
NaturaliStsnais:tthat 'Most animate
,
only live ,ttied 'end Sieep;`'eli4J that
it is the.,:tieceefiltif, Cif finclirig. fOo4,-40t;
,lireY.,eifthentaallar*i'ultn*1840,00ii
allimalai`theY 64Y; are flalte haPPY 134.-
..1.0nO'saSstliey gets toed ohd.Can'eleep4n
,Oiercise.
Indaed.'anYona whO,hati;tratehed, aids
..shaltislita„seed,'';Will.11iarti.:Petided: that
they: docnot lun,...arotuid:f4heit.:•encles-
UKOS:.'verY2'.,0004_;41;tak -are f content to
• liesnil".094i1(yitk:theo
It they were in their natural habi
. , tete' they ,would have to'hint, for their'
fOodistifimi.git hungry; an in:Whiter
go • without fetid for:long :Periocls, either
MeherTleaven or ',1ichetiSt.TtiOnias.
Thee,s4Ohraha1:. ••'
.Nothing's as Irritating:in a ;factory.
eWe ,h5". .iinaolce nuisance ',unless its
not having :a melte ;''ntilsence.'-'--Klik
• etee WhIg-Sthndhid;
The :CollittrY:Mtietor
. The \prorinettil Minister of Health
. „ , .
401411O.4. h. questlhii 'that i.Of
•;
rowing,. 1M13°rtanes •
n
g ss' medie, 111e4 are
Ile
when he Sas country districts- It Is
needed in the understand,why",s, physician
easy to - s s- Octs'isies ti
13hhe°11Adpiefer' t e e
long drives and other. difficulties
'fry, districts, some' 'of • them
' od news
sinn
p.ses°suely settled ; buted
, the need itof 1
• Cal care is obvious, and,iis g -
that the health department i trying
, City life, Pampering and 4inek breed -
Ing are, ruining dogs, destroying their
essential • stleggineeit; and :,reducieg,
' en-- -14,1-t_shs,dostellpf-stheir-snablis
0111CesterELs LoeltsatSthe Twire-hair
'terrier: I:ltieel he lied the heart- of a
`lien and thegapienese, of ,is bulldog;
toditsf,-cepilied, talcumed, and seented;
he is i headeir ,c nam'ent: :Se ,..,with
many. ether .pteeds. Dog -breeders' now
'blame -Women; who, they,' say, pet
looks beforehetree doggy virtue. A
dad Alaing has happened to 'th, world
el
-,Ifsmhn--khelest- the-sliest:1n:1i Et beat,
friend.-Lendon gituday'ehron Cle. ,
tion. -Saint AInkn mset ltht situa-
;to do what Jtcan raph4
to
Te eg
Lord Aberdeen ,
A Scot cif the Spots, 1.the gentler
eualitles. of his race were doniinent in,
character. It is, eoteriotittlY easy to
htidereatimate the force of ishelt,a,ritan.
Quiet'rather than assertive eonfidence,
they do not commonly appear as dkha-.
ceinmand. effectien, but
Yet ' theY. may. .more
mehntainse' and a long, happy; tied
'devoted 'life the .Marquis of 'Aberdeen;
,was the -constant servant of good
, „
causes; and his :work is- nteatis
hied a,noble record:will Stand against
his narts77--dliiegtivi" Herald.' ,
.:,,The..:Dominiemne.a.raknecti the firlish.“. '
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This •cOuptryTissitet in "a positiehte
jeontrel • Deminin. 'imports •befike next
'iteie: The ' whOle, agricultural posititin,
I s ,already. under review:with' titel-l)o-
, .,.. , •
„minion u-overtinients.;There is •thus ''ii
prospect of ,h scomprehensive "°fsettiel-
e HasstOBe= s meet ,bk inutual,conent The 'isituation
s'ssaresis,,m,asS:ssis. : ,.,ici'eniist',., ,,,. at the. Mement, however, IS thorough
. nidehniOrnactiVe than his iirehisierie': 17 titig4t1t3fact"7' At :a "864 wli6i1
•strideatore: It is, or "conrser Much more `PYI°Os are ''SI)°t° to 't:ts° they' have
• ,aiilkquitte,dodge'..a,Motor 'cdn' than a', have tended'. to; fall,' and:farmers are
.."..111rtintoAtti-tid'.-tottawa 'journal. losing as
'SIS.'ell a'S' 5 'Ptnini14' ' °Stist
, • , *
• „. . . :The retrietions, on .Canadiari and Irish
•
,
Earth Adopting ,Daylight Saving °
• Prot. Harlan Shapley, o" Harvard
• Observatory makes the annotincement
'thatowing to changes la the moon the
ehrth is gradually revolving , more
alowly'and,the length of our (ley is be-
ing -InCielssedsone-thouaandth of a is.7
' cond: per century.- Just, a
• 'little more than. 720,000,000 years,we'll
• • have an extra hour 'of daylight with-
out resorting to Daylight Saist1ngi--
13order Cities Star; •'• '
' :I
PeopheeY
.4%. Smithsonian scieetiat sayi he can,
• kredict :weather isrenty-threa' ,yetirs
f. tiliead..' And its ,a 'safe' bet 014t he ,la
out th e ram Rho t ' " hi
6 1 ou • n u • B. rub
umbrella. -Brentford
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.• *litter, • 'S.' •
-„Divinity Course. fbe woroin
',It Issinnoeticed thatlinron.C011ege,
,an...Anglicansinstitution-, situated' - in
,London, Ont., and affiliated' With the
1-Iniversitk Of Western •,CnithriO,',•purs
poses, " adinittieg, women as divinity
.atudents and next OctoberWill, enable
'• theta to, register 4or • a,si*-year course,
presumably Withah sapPronelate de-
gyea, to , be. tenterred at ,itd 'close.-
BtoCkville tteCOtder. •.
an44
imp,orts have -proved- insufficient. Chil-
led: andSfrOzenshietit •freixt the Austral-
asihrt, DOWIU,iOns arrived in .record
;quantities last. Month '.` . It will be
laeiehtahl6 -if, under the Pressure, of
the ethergeneY, this 'country makes
'drastic nse •of.,,t,e • freedemof.; action
which' iihis•will enjess next June
„ .
Port8 4c*n -then be cut off ; -prides can
then :bs foreed up; butlt Was to avoid
evelopments as this that the, Ot-
tawa Conference was held. Since then'
events have Moved faster than-diSellS-•
.anct it May be that conditions
P
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Princeas -Maddevi-Tukanthor- o
• Cambodia starred • recently at
Theatre de Paris. ,„ She ,is eight
years old.
'
POW /Ocurred by th,,e't/a,464 Kingdom'taiPaYer, keeplas;„aach pawn,
In Idleness at home. - * •
N[i.v W.Ieo1m MacDonald,-14iijors,
seqr.OFY Of State IOT Pondnion.14-
oZpte•48ed tt,iiifeite4,834)1pitky
-with the phjecta in -view.On the
other- 4414 be aald that:7100a per-
sonal oP„ 1111014;1 tallltratiess In .pie, ins°
tway,0461.d.abate,- ro,t'eAlly0,C4t1,1014,..T.' 'othi"aii*P"
co,mMiinity settlement to promote,
those largo•scalo. moveraent‘Ot popu-
lation that are so much 'tube:desired.
s a tv ar ke!Bourstisz se
Industries reReca11ingFor-•
: mer.EmphVe.s*ti, SOMe:
Are Alressik
• Ovcrtinie . •
Oshawa, One.-7.--Enip1okment In Osh-
awa is rapidly iMprOving with some
bhstness , ,eatheiish*ents Working
.e.rertitiheand reealling termer eniploy,
tees.' Condit -Wild are ::dase-ribeds"the bet;
ter than- In the last two 'years.
•i• * large number of employees laId
off ft:or sometime h'avo been recalled
, at- the7General 'Meters! of Canada
plant.. Some divisions 'Of the .factory
• are working 12 hours a day, and S.n
virtually all Prodact1On2depall11ePt4
oempleyees aro:. werishig .three nights'
Birjtain'i
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•
Chains of Villages EOUnded
By Company on Govern-
rn0.0Guara-ritee
.,,Londore-A..inerement ,tifeet
Brithie to repeat in the, enipty= Speeds
or the British Empire. sechmass sdt
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tlement -Veritures.:Its,,those.4lietebyAn
the pee( i•Teir -England, Virglnla, Ne*
Brunswick and Zealand, received
SoMeorthe 'forhetirasof theirpreSent
inhibitants., • • ••
• ASnon-politiehr. association :calling
itself. the British EMplre' Develon-
Meet and 'Settlement Research: Ceps!
..mIttee 1145 been, ''forined,-,swith (Sir,
Henry Page :croft • as c,hafrihatsIto
:pronicitethii, object. ,Nearly 'half .'s.of
'the 615 mei:abets' Of the British :House'
,•451- Commons have hgreeds to: ,Stup,pert
ow
e
'World's Largost, Air Monster
Nearing: COMPletinn
• GO,ririani,rtlot:
• Cold NVitir
FriedliChehafenF.'essengers 'on the
tch:pii Pio)
Mile night
sRguIar Trig'
• 4
P), 7:1:00 cC' 14.. 04r I" 8.YitroP i*gy
ton for East
1-)14ie8 SerlriCe 4
• Ainster6col, - The ,dPuhle Teee,rd
new Zeppelin, 14.Z: 109 now nearing flight (,)i the Dutch mail plane Pelican
*rem Alroter4um to Baravla and -hick
sometime- ago has fecused attefition
:•
iere
to go far toWard turning the 'record "
dash. inte.ts scheduled pasienOr 40,
egmPlett94 14 4 114figar not .rat from
thas•ahores ssf.Isalte peppiness will. have,
Many comforts. that have neverboon
-Provided, hithertp on any ZepPeliii.
The L.Z. 1,0; Is bigger' and better
:relater, Shirt Pf- the; Graf Zeppelin; the
dfrlgllle that7hes worked.service
the p§fith Atlantic to' South Ani,
,clociltwOrit regularity.-.
Thurn1dd c,cflOn 01 010' nPVF.
atr-
liIp tensIstiOg et eight male and
.363 feet; was flnishedaS • tar baek 'es
At .,iptroc.o
e.senmtpiol'ac' lzieath,eoes feerrwrigs...Lelp04troaa
i :
•tiiii'vrentainasto
',Without the Stern Section, the .shiP
•Meharires •367 -feet but -the 'conip1etes1
length,' will• be 744 feet--ssonie 40, feet
lengerthan the Graf ZePpelin,
• 'Despite' the ;only slighter' -greater
, •
lengti,
„
'hoWever..: the • L.Z. 129,,
:have almeat deuble the gee capacity of
'the'gral zePPeliO• 1 .
its _dre.,,nmfereneewilLbo 41.20 met7
i es (1.3-410Wrintrthesierairi-thrp-W:
, parry -200,000 euhie Metres of gas emn-,
pared ,witk ..theGrard 195,0,00 pubic
,inetres., The new airship will be the
'largest In the -World •
Nearly Finished
. ,•-p-fprti*O,,Oto • •is "peing”, worked at
tkq.„..counf47tonatot,liring egrapaa5.,-
plating.. and: assembly, ,insits. This
11FM ban the largest'worlqng.
since 85 -inceetion :here 'three years'
--(tgoss-Stiteley .•wok :las been found-
teceSeary...in sonie' cases. to keep en
with ordera.. ..,
, .
It is exPected the huMbiar of fam-
`flies:Ton' relief' Will besgreatlysrtidueed:
by: the- end of dila month ifs inipreved
cent:Wiens continue; •
Heavy tnereate.
' .Dtiring the eeriod •Senteniber 1 '• ,to
Merck S,S; .102-33,, a total or 93/489,1,
gross fsts of :deal Whs .ShiPPed from
the Cape' Breten. Mines et • the- D003,111 -
ion tIteel CorpOration..
•. Bitritig*the Shine' period: -in' ,1933734
n total of 1,677;56b gross toe§ Watt
Shipped froth the; Same:Mines;
Or an increa; this season
againstiest; Of 73,675 tons. • .
The 'figures speak. for themselves.---,
'Halifax' Herald.
Without 'Street A0081604
, r
$6 444suiti 1$ it. to hare' a rio-hcele7
`seat year -on .streets ef large, centres
,Belleville's ' record,; Without •ti
• fatality ,°, th 1033 thised-Ctitthts and
liretaglit7e, request for ' check-up to
Oief Richt for 'verificatitni Of the re'-
Fortunately'li Was true The .chief
:Constable ,was 'able- 'to .nOtity. the. re,
gistrar of: the, Motor,. 'vehicles, it Ont.'
;Arlo...that there were no .tetifor,
falali
as
e
r,quSt
eMe Owtfter machinery of ac-
tionsthaff-thas-psssided by conaultft larg0s-Islow',' SO' hard:has become
the
lot of I the producers sif, primary coins
modities everywhere that „for, two
years past more people have returne'd
to Britain than have gone out froth
its shores. •
; Parliament.hei passed, a, unanimous
resollation declaring :that he, time
-14-,sseem-e-1eTstlies-Britislis-Goy'erliaten
to "get in: touch the' Govern-
ments Of the Dominions with a 'view
to putting forward a scheme for the
•voluntary redistribution of the white
peoples.of the Empire and the stiinu-
• latioe of, shipping and trade under
The difficulties to be. Oresedene, it
Is : recognised, are great, The World
slump has reversed:. the ,tide of emi-
gration. This, tide -s0 long, as times
were good --flowed- continuously out-
ward from, overcrowded Britain: into
the less: COmpletely peopled'world at
tiOpe.hdyreen•,Governments. But .n
the endit is -by the . system Ofecitiela-
,tion,. which orderly marketing implies',
and CPA establish that . the r:eqiiire-
ments of both. conaumer and producer
seansliesitet.-sgseilden DhilysTelegripla.
thiS City, 10331.-1101e.
LC Ville Intelligencer, ,
— Worst. ci,t, the 'Let.. •
; Ati „orator stty,sr‘tve mud get •,f(d%0
radiceisin, soeislisin„ bo
alievism :doteintinisni. add. loig
WIY3r .dito* 10 • PliO it
•%Ina tehder'Peat.'
17he'Oroblem7of.Spare,-rime
pisii the cohreieiohf --
sneht, inte leisure, how is' isure AO be•
„used? Sureiythe essence of it is that
the, spare, time Which 'science and
technientimprOyensenteprovidetthoold
be used for 'the. thiisget a•infin Wishes,
to'd6;.Alid the tragedy of It IS
• that Mass has not yet:learned:what he
:teany to spare
time,-Loedon Dhily Heraldi ' •
Wines arer the ' .
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„While American, and Itrittsh
lnter-
ost are together Malleably considering
the • North ..Atlantic.creseing by air,' it
is .ts ,different story cloWit hrotind the
FquetOr. Justine* the 'South. Atlantic
Is the wee offintetise rivalry between
...Germany :and France to! eittablish the
first, transsAtlantle. airmail. linking,
,Htirope and South Ainerich by *ay of
Mricas 130th Countries .haire; already'
Made tritchessfuls eiceerithenta 1 flights
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with theirneWest tyPe • flyintrhorifia,
find befit ate expectieg to launch te4,
"Oar servleeS in the near future., It is
A race tit,' see whioli Will bathe :firat to
,do. ,56.--TherstOn ,IVIheatiley In , the;
Forittightly Berle* (torooh),
•,Cassada Needs FarMees.
• °•NevertheleSs • the Same urge, s re
-
Mains to Wed .• ' hands to
land. . Canada has need, :ets, fairinere
to . develop the Mighty resources. of
Ito great, Northwest., pevi Would, dis,
'tete that the Peace Itiver Country
it ,were fully' peOPled ,---, „Would
.afford , a; , rnarket--7ter7Caiiadian----And,
"United States :goods . comparable with
-Ontario, er Nes*: York State :itself.
,Northerm.: Atistralia, are fertile
area a's-big as France: and Gerinahy
.combined that are still alitioat ;einpty
cif people.
A British . (4iverinnetitreport on
the cpiestio,n, its shortly, to appear.
McanWhile a'statenterit' by Sir •litnry
Page Croft's eominittea discloties :,the
main lines on Which hie'organization
Propehea: to Act; •
The' intentioti is to pioniete Chains
of ifillhges • of say .50 'settlers, -.each
in 'areah that *mild :hot OtherWitie,he
developed. Per thie taupe's° a, cern-
panY would be 'ferinisd • to 'raitio *50,-
Q00,000' On a:British 'Government gInit-
tintees This OOlOpaiq would 'take up
block a of heittiltio land ;for which
it weitid 'PrOride Coranineitatien- by
road • end, tail, So .-tts to contieet -t11/
• propesed settlements :With existing
Form' Farming ,Groups.
' ;Farming 'groiiPs would be thee „for-
Potiu ar Medi e,a.ch one' -with Nentrally'plaeed
iet Theory Ma
Man Longer Life
rn
• ,
Scientist Voilld Devera
giens to Conform
• Different Sizes bf.
Visc.era -
Si, Paul -A new, way of stoking the
human boiler may keep the body's Ma -
Rea.;
h
chinery clicking for five years beyond
the plesent nornial life' spin, Was told
The new "Method eririsioned by Prof'
C. H. hicCloy, is based On the, size of
the "boiler" -,or viseera-nian's digest-
ive system. By developing diets to fit
various sizes of viscera, he forsees a
possibility of increased , health and
longevitY.
McCloy, On the faculty .01 the 'Uni-
versity of Iowa, is a Professor of sci-
ence of atithrepomethy (man measure-
ments.): For purposes of comparison,
he divided man into two broad classi-
fications, 'long lean" and "short stock -
TV
A- •I. Obesity Theory
''"Thes. opg. ean snan c is -eat mos
thah „t ' •fib rt stecky One without
'-gettiiii fit," itaid,."heehusalie has
a small boiler" 'and does _not', absorb
'so Much of hiS food intake.
"Oh 'the other hand, the ahort Man
With the big trunk ihrger viscera.,
-and absorbs a great.deal more Of what
he eats. This absorption Contribute -it
to fat in middle age.
"in older .years, the long lean grout/
tend toward diseases, of the digestive
and pulmonary , systems the.
short stock group 'finds its troubles in
the.kidneys heart and circulatory hys-
tera." , • ,
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.„ Prospects haro:'beell opened 'up' ,ot. ' ..
'n' daily . set -Flee,' In. the -near- 11411170 7
.linking;:western.FUrOpe.,and We Hhit ,
Indies With -British and Freneh, eiffen-, :
tions, to 'etiin4 and Australia. •
• 'The .Felican, , or •Fokker F..1:3, Cut
by..mare °than, .,50 Per cent -the,- nermal
flying tinte rfOrsthes 18,0007mlie trip
trem here to the.Dutch ,gast ' ludies.
and back. .4 The 'actual times were
.4Ldays'44tontS,.,.4(tininntest_for the
out*ard Journey : and 10 •ndeutes10511;
-9n:the hotneward'half: .' .._... I
A f nothble' aspect ..ot this flight, Is -
that :it. was achieved by * three-year-
old' tYPS of plane •Which: was not iii,
tended- for the ,:rederd,breaking .
tempt. ' It,:liad 'Originally' been plan-
ned that a new Fokker three-euginee .
machine, F. XXsshoeld make the dash :
tii-lifitaWlif-Sfitli1schristmavimill-----', '
dii;03iP4 motor •blOcke4 this Plan' '• 'hat . •
. .. , ..: I.n' -•the 'Pelican carriea o. - ., . I
' And 'IOW' enters the 10 X4XXVI; _th,
e
largest aircraft , ever. built, In the
'Netherlands. It is a .very 'advanced
type, litiVingi;'it is. claimed, the piost,
favorable aerodynamic shape,:' namely'
that of a; drop of water. •: ,This maphine
has four 'Wright Cyblone.engines. Of
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700 :horsepower :ehch, h *dal weight
of -162-ltone h•maximini speed of 110
• milesan hour end a cruising speed of,
130 . Miles Stin hour.' ., ., - , . , .. `
;The Machine will .have a, ote* Of,. • '-•,--- -
.f011i; naMOly...t170:pilotO, one 'tnechatile.7 ;
:steward . and one wireless operator(
while being -able .
to Carry 32 paSsen- -, ".'
.. • .. ...- • ,. . . •
Isere in .Europe. 'On the India -lied; -
It Will etirri 16, Phiseigers, each hair, s ...-
..•ing. 4 sleept40 sberth. ..,,Aa '„long ,itlis- • .
tanee ti.'iriatioti is more and imole de-. :
.vetoPing in the non-stop direction, ' fly- •
ing,niglit find' day, there are also tWo' ' .., •
sleeping lierflie for -the ere*.. •I1:
, The Machine. Is :tirstile cantilever. s•
•nulnoPlane tyPe. The wings 18, placed • .
on the .fuselage. . The plyWood. cover; . , •
ingzOn the under surface Of the Wing :
has been removed from. the , center .. .
w
.section, and the hollow ',enact) ',:thtiss`..,,,,,
, . . , . .
exposed• forms:. thetuppersp_art ots_the. _I_
••cabih. The Wing has O. Width Of 110 '
feet. • The cableis dividedinto four -
)compartments each for) • eight , pee-
•
•sengers.' , -,,- , . , . .
, . in -eotistrecting this -linge ',Anne,
'wide% Carries' every' peasible con- ..
v'eliiehce for ;long, distatice flights and,,
the latest:" mitemhtiesitilothig device,
the designers - had in view -the ' ex-:
pected. rapid•deVelopinnt of lopg-diss
thrice flying,' reducing' the AmSterdefn- •,
'Bet5ria flying dine gradually „ fleet.
e'le• . • . •• 1 ' da, s ' sifter' which
two departures each week from each
•
side are centeniplalted, in 'Which:114- '
ish IMPerial. Mitrays and the- French .
;Air:Orient are expected to join.
' Meanwhile. the interior constrnetion
is progressing rapfdly The passenger
cabins are hearty finished. They .Will
Cthifirtiet--- tied cold-, water pities,
which are, now being laid,. The smite
Water will not he discharged, but run
into' a special' tank t� serve as ballast.
Other innovatiohs to be insfailed in
the airship, will bp an electric lift to
facilitate loading and unloading car-
,. .
,aeit'huge heels' fixed- to -the 'pilot
goridola and. the lower to assist
laiiiiing-4-effititine7T iss-wh e els Can-
. .
•
lie- turned in any direction
-The airship -will b,e the first Geis
;manstirship on -which smoking_will
Perinit,teds This hie beeh inade•POB-
SibleoWing to the -use in the airship
Of helium gas, hitherto' used Only .in
Americah' airships. '
The Zeppeline works have specifically
ve of -Quebec
May Inherit Many
MillionsofDoIIar$
Nits., Jane Fewer, Now. Living
' in .Vancouirer is Grand- .
daughter of Late
...jarnekkluclsop
Vancouver -An '82 -year-old Vaticou-
, ctii4.ify„,,:_giiiiitif;4t,in,,t..01,,iite.ditittitia„. Village provided With 'stored, -sehool,
Ise sesussi is sse.'isses.isses. and , the, Ideeting .' hall cinema • ODA .00*iket,
:bo7itiitiol iditto bth (4, ohne had the, 'Ft rni rand wanild ,rtiditite Outwadd
.
ilrainatis clubsiap et lig rapidiy, , from, this ceetre, The Setflere 'would
kee;isrdoltt. to. p.m:wit ilvvey ait),, it be` tie ,ted families. 'Faeli, Village`
.. . S t.' 'all ' '
:ses .-es; 0..,...,,,,,_1stf :lc,,ti.„,,,...::t i.'6,,5 • to.oughottt would 1)e tilled wile people trent smile
stie.)sss • s ..,.t „,,,' ..s.S.1-,.•:cj„: ,,,,,,ssoifitoci., otie Stielgitherhoett. In Brithitt. The
shoe. sips ...3.,,A,.. .6•,41,h15. nei i t....t 1., 4.541,00a,00.0, ',it' le •reatithateili l.-Weitid
res. e
strsos sif.is. 'sees flthlr elly'her.Y„, provide for 40,000 settlers. w.ho, With
iteehef4iej.. , ,, • , ! . . , • • lie ' ii,' notAthpesiiiiile,, proPesition for
,
their families, Would 'constitute 1.00,--•
i.i6i.riftt;:'‘‘',11.11e' "1" ihg 000 peeple, T 8 it :is cla men, Wottld
0'1(111 as •clu its me p y•nii area -greater •
barred silk or wool as covering mater-
ial. Long, -eXperience has -shown .that
silk Or., artifidal silk is net sufficient-
lf,waterproet,'while,wool is Okiring in
elasticity.' ',it •
Englirs of the Zeppelin Welts
claim that rarnishing the .L.Z: 129,
they have greatly improved on the
mixture used • for- the. Graf Zeppelin.
ovies Safe -for
For Children
-Motion Pi-cture ,ReseaiGh,
Council Seek 'to' Provide
Satisfactory Films
'NeteYork-:-Of the current motion
picture productioni in the -United
Statefrabout 25 per cent. are a menace
to America's youth and a blot on
American character in the eyes of the
people of Other countries, Mrs, -August
Belmont stated at a luncheon of the
IVIotion Picture Research Council here.
- The occasion was the public launch-
ing of the council program for better -
trent of films, with specialsrelatien
to entertainment -for -address
ver.tvoman is not thelealit bit excited
about her, prospect5, of inheriting, rainy'
inillfeas or dollars: She is Mrs. Jane
Peever, grandaughter of the. late 10,01.
Htidsmi, fur -trader, whops vast,. for-
tune is urnierstood to be in chancery
in England. • • • •
,hirs. Heaver, andher brother, Mose
Free, 92, Of Port Arthur, are, the lead -
.Ing claimants to the ,fortune. •
"; "I have; known of the estate • for
years and everylende in a while there
has beezi some talk of its being- dis-
bursed". Mrs, Peever Said today. "If
I inhetit the money that will be line. 11
,not; it won't Worry mo. There • 11. no
doubt, however, thar, Mr. Frost 'and
Myself are the only direct descendants
"Forty-seven years ago the •; estate
was said to be worth $30,p00,00o," she
• added. "Goodness'enly knows what it
would ,be valued at now;
• Mrs. *ever was beim in Fort 'Cou-
longe,'-Quebec, and was Married there
to. John. Peever, who died 36 years ago;
After his death she came vest and new
lives with her son•here.'
'Record Fruit Crop
The colleen now starts -a nation-
wide movement in which all friends Of
an imProvement of Social values in
filins are asked. to join: Aniong,,those
....present Was Mrs. James Roosevelt
'and an honorary Vice-president of the
couneil.
Mrs. lielinont stated that the move-
ment was, not undertahing anything
in the way of censorship., The intent-
ion was to -seek the co-Opectition of
_the',film industry carrYipg,, out
these three objectivs Of the council.
, 1. To decrease the amount ObjeCtr
jonible material in filnis.
2. TO further the production Of
films that shall be entertaining' to
children and where, pol3sible educa-
tional 'in value.
3: To pronioth new tyPes of edn-
cation's' tikes with the ;e -operation of
the: industry and the public school
system. , ,
• Some 38,000,006 minors attend the
motIon Picture' theaters every week
in the United -States, said Para.. Bel. vision Of the Highway Code and. the
• mtboantti.ii4hnft. remieruetntin oifisrint;:iirttitaiinmaez enforcetnent of "certain Simple .ruies
which 'make for safety and which are
•
: 16i14.4,1110, Nova Scothei3 tam -
o u fruit . belt, the Annapolis'. Vallesf,
lifts dome. though with' a record' otit-
Out kit seasem The aPpitix,
itnee apple croP totate 2;150,000 'bit,
British 'Walkers
...§e_ek.fOotpa.ths.
•
L,ndoh; ,Elig. TillOvision 'of foot- •`'
paths. alongside . all Main Britislatik&
ways' Was demanded by the British
Pedehtrians' .Assoeiation . memo= '
randum,sent to the Miaistry of Trans-
port:s. ' „ -•
The high speed,. of motor: Valle
was ,citeCas , the most prolific cause
of accidents. For the checititig of ex- .,
'ces.sive :speeds by Vehicles subject to
statutory it was 'suggested that
-sil
device visible to • any ..pasEer-1Y, ' •
which either records the actual speed •
at any •moment or gives audiblh or
• visit:de .notice when the limit is . be- ;
. .
'ins exceeded. s '
A second 'suggestion' Was that the
-ItigliWay -Cede be, revised and made
more . Widely known. Safety rules'
whicliare Observed .by careful drivers ,
• should. be; enforceable swith a.: penalty
for, their infringement, it was stated.
• Bepresentatives, of . the pedestrians
declared hal' been shown the , Ma-
jority,. of fatal accidents took . place
, in .built-up areas,: and the asseciation
submitted as a first sten In a' national• )
Policy, of . speed.: contrel that there ,
should be a speed limit applicable• to
towns find •villages. • ;
In the course' of ife, case for a\ re-
eitietiOnal effect should atolitied be-
cause of its degradineeirecti.
Dr:Frederick Peterson, 'fernier pre-
sident of the New Neurological
Society, declared that the sensitiorials
dritnintil and "vulgar seggetthist of, the
Many questionable motion , pietures
teitcle, to predate :urierv011e disorders
and metal disintegration." Mr: Her-
- bed f °liner • peblisher. • , of
World's Worlc; 'Mr. William' 11. Short,
director 0, the and lit. John
IT. Finley., d: 114 ":14441rOitt
•
§01te.
observ.ed . by careful drivers, the ass,
sedation litlitet Abet the :offence, tif
"carelette`driring" should besibolished...
It had the efiect of rendering mugs:
tory the severer. penalties .which can
be iinPotied.fer'"datgerotis driving."
' order to 'enable. petiestrittits
cress ,streeqt, in safetythere wits heed
areas,, the inemOrandtini
stated, tot' many niers' refuges, and
the provialoii itt' Suitable pla,cee of .
•well -marked, cite -sings where the sate -
01 pedeStriana, would be • assured.
-Flittilly; the' assoeldtion recorded, its
strong opinlini that Much might .ho
done, teriards increasing . the safety,
ef the roads by' h Stricter lhdreini,
A splash et Illite•Water tintidentaliy :stration Of tho:cistilig mW, taftin"
hitting the., by vcdetr-• ..e7t....ercisp Of; the_
- h 20 year-old einpley sef an plawer of (11Sriitairicatien , Of driVerdi, • .
•te figUrek.released ,bY Elgin restered" Sight tl• View' te . from the
wii the DOMIfii0, 11 Atlantic '11:0-1111saY, Which after twelVe :ears Of ,blirmin sO, A .rends ,1>i•oir,e Ol'Ongeiveg
,doied,14:Ntpple._,ohipplpg )16.0107 ott epeoialitiCattitias that.:thet1rn h!1rn 1 to be chat‘ge of atiettir--77;
takleg'. into accOunt the Moat. 81ot
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