HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1937-06-24, Page 7t.
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UnParzion.01eSin...,
41`evr Mines dispatch, telV
•Ing o'thearrival In -England orsome
•'...3,800 children' film war-wr,acked`.Pil-
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hao contains ,sonale. ..tharfUllY "" tragic
• Paragraphs. As, for 'Mita:nee, this One:
"A was not the children's.' phYsicall
condition, however, that caused Most
.
concern. . . . The saddest hi-produet '
of the Spanish Civil. War is their over-
wrought mental condition, ,brought
,about by the terror of the ,air
• The: war has left many of Ithein ab-
normally nervous, perhaps for the rest
„ „Of, their, lives.. The y..have spent , hour
•'after hour huddled in ''`refugios" with•
frightened mothers,while rebel.*
bombs.,"• Score 4 have -seen btotherS,
'sisters of little friends ' killedor
maimed near' their homes."
' :caanny sensitive person read that.
without feeling that the bombing of
uninhabited town -by anyone, in an"./
land -is one of the, most shocking ,
crimes, of all the ages? -Guelph Mer -
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Declare '.Canada
Could -Care--for
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.p.7.Thitere,Awodiuris5riseet.42,.61. PeopleSays
4u 4 0,
1ne
McFadden at, Chat114111,, •
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CHATHAM, •-- If.69 arable land
Feti.40,,t1t0•,,liefit4,0,2,t-.1.,prtUig,,,VArt •
.that,' :40.014 ''clie*PlaY'' red, • .. blue .and ari74.eg-kiand M PrOcijC.S Pr9PerlY ,
White•:. 'striped. Polea..,ontside their ri,Inited'ae.ene fn t4e Yworld •need go
S$ps. WeU, that .question'inark has bungi'ir',' eldge. 14144 McFaddell-19.41,
been answered by an OplanatiOn; We. :'thirti 40Pite.44to' for naturalization, at,
came, across rcntly. it is polfite`d the Obeniag.': Of the country.... Oeneral
out that.; the local barber used td be Peace hore"nrnd., ••in
the local 'sOrpoti, where Pattent4. Woe" .pointing the, •reSourCes o 'Canada, .; the
bled and han4K,04., The mile. iwfrio. Act land' ;of the
0Y4.1)301"cif the splint to Which 'a breic!.. 47 .believe the time his err.A.ed or
en-arm...was .hound, the white „striN a better distribution of. Pe@Plein the
represented th,cha,/ide,ges, 016, hvie ,the. world to. relieve the density Of 'POMP'
veln that had to be opened,,and. the . Iation in Seine countries, he saicL It is.,
red the blood.-'--Eitchener Record, Said:there: are more people in the
world today than at adY titrier.befere•
it Came Truein history; notwithstendir4 War7 fe-
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For 'aeVeral ,weeks'Alte King of ben:- Intne,::f1°°(;1•0and.(disease. it s sald
mark had -been trying to find 'a ,Silver* ' there has been. 411' i•neree6e of '500'000''
king was
riding in Copenhagen., His • horse; up-
set by the traffic,threw,
him. Cliris-
among who rushed to help him.
"Although in -,pain, the 'king Mounted
his horse again And rode 'off...That in-
spired Christian, Thomsen. ' He corn -
posed a march, sul;mitted. it. A soon
as King Christian,heard it, playe.d • he
exelalme,cl!, ."Thet l's' the,VerY.thing!".'
1-.16 sent .fOr:.Thomeen ;and deCorated
him. And a:poor .composer has be-
come famous. A true , "fairy ... tale".
from the Hens Anderson countryat
last, -Halifax Herald,' • '
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.*. Theo' Are TOO Many' Gana
Qureiperience, is thatjt is' Useless'
, . to -Prntest about the number of .re-• ,
velvers in this .provihce.; Nothing has
.heezi,,•,dOne!' to decrease the • ,.nneiber.
,Ilarrdwe seem' ,cinite• content that*,
shall be . done. 1. • .
• at le,' diffiettIC•to . *here., •
„. . a.
•geb4.14ir4.44.Aken
'ejq1upon to
nelie a. weapon 'end fightit out with...,
un invader.; Tru.th is, he ',would be
,Poorly advised were he lt:O• try to do
so
because l the invader virciald
ably ...be a:' Much better. ',shOt 'than' the
. ,
householder. • , '
•-Thcre are ;teeth -in- the la* novv-re-2.
garding .poSsessiOn weapons, but
tha',troable is; tite teeth. de..net seom
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to COMe together and bite,Peterbein •
Examiner. • • •
• Rivers. Ilinder :the Earth'
• .A.::.cetta.41.„..n'.. ear, Ciederieh,.. On 'Lake.,
• 'lluton, rebeliee word the other' day
that a Well -driller had:, got Water. on.
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'WOW' AO' you know that • tisk.mater
yOn: found isn't lake water that has
seeped .:threngli the. 'soli?". inOnired,
the •skeptical owner,: . ;•
tti. begin *ith417explained, the.,
li,':dilleri.Ahb-da.ntt4,here is iheueeightY''
Kee,tabOire the level of .fhe',Iake waters,
:and!, I , had to drill' down nearly , twice.
'that ..dietatiee hifOre 'I got Witer., But
-Satisfy t your -consider •:
e.gitatitill in the Eilitish •Isles; for ,mere
irettleMent here. ,
• 'Pe, Patience \with the , cry
..fahgtta-401!:-Oana.-0144a,!-eald-theluttge.:
qlt's,Teeotirces-are, :rot no use natii:
ntilized;'''. he .sehl,
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J0(1,0'e McFadden pointed' [Out that
In eastern Canada aVera,ge, farms
range .fr9M, 50 to 150 -acres *bile In
Western Canada they range' from 160
to 040• acres in e2deat. In many. Enron,
• pan countries indlvidual farmers have
only one or two 4cres at their: dis-
posal ,and, these :,. are cropped in -
:To, PAceme ti,anadiass .the .jedge
said, applicants Mast; be,taithful and,
bear true allegiance .te'. the. l3ritiSh
CroWn, and BritiSh institutions and
,rnuat, respect, and 'obey thelaW,..,;:,
• 'There 15 norecta beire. fon:" C01117
....,.zrieniern"411e said '.'1Viy.'experielMe, has
been that -New 'Canadians are as.'law'.
allding 4S,' the Britishbern And yvhy..
not'?Hem we have one of the Most
' :democratic' country in the -world -and,
we will soon reaChthe‘peak of :,prac-
tical social service legisletsiOn!.!„,
Judge 1Vick.ad4en..1pointed out that
as each hely Can:adieu., received the
Oath .of allegitMce; he would , receive
too a bard` et'. greeting from the I, Q., •
000. people in last thirty .yeaes,', or, b; E, This card 'should be framed and
an- ricreaSe of &0000 per . the Aline
'IS remit here in Canada for 'Many where it can be seen at all times, . . . „
It ..nr e ofc
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WaltitAts 'froin .Meieli Lake ',••
Intereating.n0Ya, it) "tlitS diStrAet and l•
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to. all of the Canadian' West is,,the .in-"':
formation that the, preVineial.
eriament's Gov-
ltort • experinietit
smail tarnt,"*.at,-.41-rook*,,4tas.,...receige*.SOITY,t-.•
black walnut trees •:. from the .
'plantation Pot H. H. Blancliet. at. Mettch.
'Lake; Quebec,' • ' ,
the„ Brooks.:.' :eiperiniental
Which:: has Played such an .iniportant •
, role In the .developMent • of .fruits, on'
70.0 'pralties.,7-*".1:117846f 1,ST*70.-r-cir'elL7
...forts. to: euitivate that typo 0! welmit
fii Alberta. The efforts will be watch-
ed: with.•intereSti• ' their .,sheceeis'
„woald provide Western .farmers *with
....a, useful and jtieboratiie•trOP, •And. it,
would provide a Welcome . addition' AO
Alberta's prOducts.,*.
, Similar 'efforts; ;with' young . trees.
• train the Satne..qUebed. plantation,, are.
'being mado at:the 'same time in Eng,'
lahd, GernaeriY, Italy :and::•Syria.=-Gal7
itirk-Albertan',7: • • •
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TheLiire'ef ,the ft,
Spring is hero and sumnr la
prOaChing. ' The .man 'cle. (fie house,' is
looking ()Vet" the 'old ;car; and: figuring
:whether . do for another • Year::,
Schne-"Of theta, Will'. keeP onfiguriW
ao.long that the .•season, may:be over
that:. the. water • in the.: Well has. risen
to within -sixty 'ffeet of the surface,
altliongh, as r have said, the' lake level
la eig,hey feet' beldw other
%voids: ,the:, level of ;the: wai•O.
111 Ibe
13vel 'or the I., Must ItaVe''
'well is abOut tWenty feet "above the ,
struck a different source, ,itibter-
raneha river Under pressure sufficient
AO Push the:, Water •high Up in Your
Convinced, the:cottager liatelied to
• the driller'e claim that he could -drill
a well in, the lake : and get a column
• of w@ll water :whose level:, Weald be
' .k.igher than that 'lit bid lake' itSelf.
s'• All of Which is easy to under-staiit''.,,if-
you •.'bin understand it. ---:Stratford
Beacon -Herald.
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Canada's. FlighNiray Accidents.
.' :Avery:: canadian citizen,• wilt agree
that there are,:toe inriny.Accidente 011
"the TOadS,yet it . cerne as a aur -
'Ilse -to learn.' that' the nuifiber Of
..d_eaths in the •;Dominion. iS the • third
:loVregriif-the-LWorld in prohoi thin to
the' inuniber of ear0 In usa.:A. iable
' • • comhiled...by., the .i4utomol:p19..
..latturera' ASsociatiOn..nf 'New% yOrit:
.•;',1,•shows,•the following . percentages of,
'.1,,..deliths per 10,000 vehicles:: ,'• :s .1
'cr ' 1.7
New F,ealan , .. . .... .... ... ... . .... ., . .......„..... ..,.4
, Union of South Africa . '
,
- Canada .
'Denmark' .
' United States
•Australia •
• NorWay - .. , .„ . , , , '"" .14'.0
' Irish Pree, ,S tat, • .. . .. ;,.............. ..... ...,.,. 22.i:
,slty
.,SWeden ., :....;,:;,,." .4...„„..... , 20.0
...„,e,ngland 'anil, .;i' arts ,"........,.4. 34.0
66:5'
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Chile „ „. ;..:, .„ ' , . • 40.0'-,
' Netherlands . ' 44.0 '
' 'Scotlapd. ....,:. . .. . .... . .; . ..„,...... . .:. . .,,.;,44.8•,,,
Ceylon ,, ' ' „ ....y .. '. .
46,5
„ CermarlY ,, ' • 4 • 46.6.
.
Switierlatid ' ;" ',.,','„ 50,0
Italy ;-,.........., . . . . . ,,`,." . ...:":. .. --,,,,,,-, 69,4'
9,9 •
12.5.
13,6
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otls'..0. &Mike'
111,YelitY-41.6eip Of Thanis Water'we§
earrYing ',sewn tinui with it, Where
• did •it coino trOM, The answer is, Vii-
Vietze.. • It Cattle front, sonic farther's '
041 r It Wa the Strii
Y:ealF-11.11d f,01; generations to:do:Me,. to
glTw his e;oI)s, Ile Jut. fl,.t a v,oty
stipPly it-ti;.:feW-"Inelier tit, 'Most ;
-,,Land i,t. lakea.ynars to skid., an In&
• ell' Impoverished grounds, That is the '
loss that., hasn't boon 'countedin the
InewSPaPe'rp'..hat it IS tlie Worst leaa
,
. Oayber ISIgitia,' • '
Mot �t :iis lfltist bava..*Oticlored
Seine 'other ,lioW.If Oftillehbdut
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before Any decision is reached,. then
the bar wilFagefit: be housed 'for the
. . . .
winter and Its Owner Will coludenc
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that he has 'saved h lot of money just
because he his not takeninto •con- '
-sideration .the costof Upkeep on the:
old' famliY. automobile.
But what we 'want to say is that the.
. _
hire of the road -is Urging.: the long •
'drive tot:Fite' week . end and the even,..
• .good idea. (0 give a little
thoUght. to the new ConditiOna:. this
year. %To ..apply a' little time .., and
thought- to the .ssfegtierding .,of the
car and those it Contains. To tnalie'
frona:nceident.Peter-
boro• Examiner.
THE .EMPIRE
Queen Mary's Laugh -: •
Theagh_no,,RoYal lady - ever bore
herself :with greater4ignity When', Oc-
casion requires,,Qtre,en MarYrte *hem
'the •' Empire's , affectionate greeting -a.
have , gone on 'her. 71Ith anniversary,.
has no liking.. for rigid etiquette in
.priVate. .t•
'ThorQ is a story of a hoteeMaid,„,
' just :promoted to the ;upper regiOnie,
oi 'Buckingham: palace, being.. taken.,
• alk.en. hearing,WhiStling in the cor-
rid 'leading to 'Queen 'llary's, bed;
She was suit Moro .astoniShellon..
discovering .triat the whistler was the
,4tieen lierSelfl• .• '
Who Co* 111 bonteet: With
her ,know, the ,,Q.tideri ;'1140ther has 'a
teen 'At.„niet, d
'genuine, laughter. , • ".%'.
It was Xeir ilardierio flatterer of
Royalty -who Mice:tleelnreti..that;Jler
• MajegitY'e .Wee the. Most cheerful. *Ugh
'lie had ever': heard. the
Weddini mote: •
„. The • Dean.' of JOhanneeltg ' Is
. gloomy. lOtika aakfined at Wedd-.
ings.to which the brlde edinee
.Splendent, and the bridesmaids ,and
:pages appear 15 bright way,' calling;
such , betemotifes • “octraVaitint. •atur.
tawdry" WhaC', theta Weald lie.'haVel
Not, attrely, the dralinest :of .dregiater
Office? Solemn voys will nbt, be.ileard,
los reVerently if.0041).f.flo. Oar
,are
jOyeti: (lay. • With .iliarriage ,gocs' "7"
.and „feasting; Why • not wear
littiipinass,itifthe AreSS•as wcll aS 10
• die...heart, For a Worriad,
MeinoTy tneas„,.
back, and her- Wish is, that the-re:colt
.10etiOn should be ghy-
, ,
WO Want .ne•pertaiveiteSS' at Weddings
and it: WOUld •be, 'he incongrimuito
militie•the Ulla as the' brido Iti itOneA
Deily
lation of betWeen" 40 'and .50 tnimiionf. dom in all .thinge• and the haaii:of
Statesmen' are giving this' mat- Christianity upon • which the law is
ter more consii,leration. There IS an' founded.
,Sporting ..C6.111Intht
: Did you .•ItneW .
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that "Twenty
Grand and "War '
'Admirer., carried
Charlie rt -
*tiger. ^, past. s the
:finish post at the
Kentucky Derby,'
Making 'the two.
1.eStest b
..'..2.NoWactayd'every,
one .seerhsk to..: be
.• , out :for records,
ue•v* and *.entirely different.. pave
yr,14, the boxer, has
only. boxer- in •many
day, to Win' the: "daily' cletible." •
The Kentticky'berhir has- ii.een °keit'
three times by Earl Sande and Is.aite
• Xurphy,.... !.. `.:
Year:. they . are cutting down
the swim. sonie, The '
race is to be 'outside thesea-wall, the
men -.going pi.:iiiilcs, Aad the wOtheti
three, With '$0,0,00 for, the total Prize'''.
Money, for both.- • '...
• tn,'it''fevi, years they, 'Will pA•oba'hly
be holding it at the r.g.C.A.,, with ,a
cdP2,`fOr the first .prize, )tiat temake
it ;more exelusiye: *
Tiarrk, Gains; the colored Canadian
' boxer, made betWeen',A03?',:iiii'd 4934 .
i..nppaly '$60,009 'tit' 'fights in England.
They say h:s- biggest pursewas---
7hrtilfricr- t13;0004-711e-niade,this when -
:.‘e'ddaeinf°s,4tyhOhastC:a*e4aa.te'
-,n most of the
lieaveiglita • overseas; :-Worked his
passage -to kngland, on a cattle boat .
14 years ago, . • ••
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Brief Comrikent
A's this is written, eieute=inact:
.14e7r York iSlohhing forward' eagerly:
to" :the chz,neling7Braddocle . fight:-
Thil isa unitilit sporting 'eVerit,eri,
imaginary prize-fight.kor. the tnYtii-!•-•
ical chanipitinahip' Of the world:.
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Age..doean'C'ertsade much. Chang-
ing labels dOeSn't, seem very, import-
ant after, you learn that it, ,doesn't
,change what's in the bottle.nohert
1...Nowt I -fl .Review
• .1.,irges.:.13;anty in 2Building
. Loyd TWeeclartinir"
celled:on Canadian engineers tonight.
to aim , their efforts, nt: the ,esthetic
as well as the utilariatt in ,building •
"the 'thaterlai background 0! .'a :greati
,natio.a7, •:
,Canada'a'.,OnYe,rnor7Qpiabral address-
ed
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ibantinet.,Of •the -Engineering-
.,,aenneeeennial".'in a • four-day : gather-
ing. He spoke to ittere, than 500 . en-
-, • , , „ .
'gtneers from .Canada And, ettlmYs from,
n half-dozen other -.nations.,. • •
An honorary life meinber .Of the
inetlinte,:the :Viceroy •fcTits • Mein-,
bers,.'; it . Was, uinest necessary!' 'Or .
them to preServo a balance :between
:what..,1$ . useful .and What,.'it,heautiftd,
in their .projects. constructive
powers ninst be •Itet,:lri.•harradiry with
.; nature: •
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•• "Even '15 'Canadai""...Lerd'Tweeds-.
mint -said, ' where you ,Itra 'dealing
. . . r ,
witk:nathre' in it$ Wildest,:fOriii;_the
engineer should also he - something Of:
:the artist." At the:seine time; he etn-",.
:.PhaSiZed,' his belief 'the Introduction
of human interest 'through
:Seenkry.,.:,4beri not sfolI,• • but ;rather,
dignifies,' any landicape.''.: • •-• •••• '
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Potato Men find. Markets .
v...BETOtIo'fcqt. •H• tnconregeil. by
-.•-,-devehmment-cit-rre-wriaricets-in;.,SOnth.,-
deveityrinlerit.;of,new•iMarketsiMSenth,:_
-ern.' • United. . States,: markets, New
,'ErtinsWicks igrOweiir are. giving great
er .attention to. 'seed., potato pUltere:
South Africa -.also, has been sfiggested.
as a:potential Market.' • - ' •
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Seed Poteto.-aereage in the Prov- •
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,
ince lials • year ,is expected ' 'to :.double
that; Of 1.9.38•;•• with table .iitotIt'' show-,
Mg.! a' smaller pereentage. 'of, increase..
road Year MOO' acres Were Elwin for
..seed.: The 41937 acreage Is expected'
to be .'mOrtc: than 6.Ao.' More &Piers
enterige Ore....seed' business in the -
St, jelin Valley coundei of,t•Ork,-'
Carleton and Victoria While •ezpan,
i.oh.also.:istanticipaisd:inAsentigonohe
,bountY..: ' :
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Osculation Leads to 'Court .
Mango. A. kiss caused. Donald
Patterson of Toronto to zig-zag in and.
ont.op.trziftio on Long Branch Avenue
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C�mmentary on the T
:..111.J.QHTS.,:OF. THE ,),(/EEICS • ,:„• •
• Vy..Petpr R4n.(14)1
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Seventy three-day of the nrat ter-
.
n4 ' -p ts tor. v pjidpd
thinisurgdit -Ortipaiakr!'
of,beneral, DeVila began the task of
:."riloppin up" tthe'- aacient Easque:
capital , 9f,Fighting from
house to honse; the .defenders . still
hang en. grittily While .retngees.: have,
indireck'down in t1i6usand, as they at;
tempted to flee . the, City 'under, the
murderens."fire Of the. Italian "Black,
• Arrow' 'column. An indication that
• the ;sieg was actually over and that
Ilope of -staring off the advancing
ercenaries was over, Was the- depar-
re.„„of the ilfitish, cOnsul- from th
eity. He was rescned• by 'British
:ors from awaiting ship jhst Outside
tbe death sWebt'harhor: Latest re-
ports say that 'General France is
• 'iransferring . iib hordes: -in- t11:0t114-alltie-
lq the ! Madrid front Where another .
terrine' ash ffi•IgrgP.4g.• _12y9the orders,
. .
' Crisis Averted
i7dt.__Ifinag„4nanr:
r.Srry'e"ii,' an. anfailiffreTarr
:ea.the. strength of . geVeriiment,
Fired bYr, afinancial criscs .nceaslon-
,ed •by A, steady drain Of gold because.
of "uneciiial trade, :"balazies: ,Prernier.:
LeoniEltini:Jaas Mai .won a. vote, of
Onnf1deli4ez'yetes of:Corifidence'.are a
reattliesof thb
system and . supporters -of ...-govern,
meats' More Often than not tu"ii
'against their former colleagues on the
slightest pretext, .Such was the ease
whea. greirder, Bluai'S,' :Communist
leputie getwed up' against 'him only
to be raet•'.ivith surprising Opposition
• froin other section of the ,Chamber,
'The, Government is nnvi; empowered
with extraordinary financial powers to
,suppertiliezfranc by-xegulationAtther
discount . rate • and a :•crisis
' might have been of :World imnortance
of the Loyalist .(ravr'7017.-rfie .delyiehtkr stare7er af;"
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renuested . all '.civilians to leave- the • ,fairs has • been averted; • at least for
the tiine. •
• Financial. Courage •teli064:
• ; • After ten inonths. comparative • Strange be.w echoes of distant,,tinin-
••stale • mate, the Faseiste. sditta! to be dee cOipe ..Ctese te..honae, Two we,eks
geting' a:on:m*1113re:in:.their attempts: tagoFAMaticial .rnet With
to sabilaei,, the Will of . the . Spanish the'annouricernent by Canadian. paper
pedple.. • just pride to the fall; of 1-n.91:lacers. that. priCes for •fine .p4Pers
bao, new tame .waS:injeCted ;Intotheir, and, ,‘,boarde*. Were . going .ep trona. $7,
councils bY..the .'-atiziouliceine.rit Of a to • $10. per .ten..1 Among...the' reasons
tie* loan obtained abroad • for .$1,0.0;7, givbn 'bry manufacturees. for this' rise.
OOP. 'The' announcement was male by (atneunting E,3•% •:0ver last' year).
a'fOrMer Jobaece illiterate • was .''thir.....s,careity of •sulphite. ; '$uh•
Juaa March, chief .civilian backer of. phite is the: bleaching qagent • In the
the revolution.:. No one 'seents to kno'Sv- l[cheipleal.' Wood pulp. Sul -
where it • is to Coale froln'.bUt .there • Prilne • ingredient ,O.tH•
•el -se guesses, , • 4143.%• APPare,A.,
therexpenditure .niay turn th.ti tly. trianufae.
germatty: • and the Pe- t'. tare te,i4PloSivea,is".,Uf.linoreftlipor7!.
• ...A„)rof Vi tO throw geed -morieY tance thia.:unsitt, tt,.world .•
to -
after had. .S0 "far, the Cainpaign,. he fiay,',Ihen the maneactnre o
'.''• ..
t.PC-
not .been nnich ,'`ef. a .success . bat ,fur- iper. .„
•The. Bilbao r :seeing. to .1iFa.r. the hue* bustle Of'in.,
this stil•t*PnC:' • • :liteTliational..lie,adaclies, we :a:Moat..tOin
• •• Beauty. in DiSees.5•• 'dOt;.tci. trientienl'sonlethino• .WhiCh. bap -
And. in .Geerrtany;••: allis not .:.pened right. liere 111 Toronto.• It will,
:e.ChancellOr personal not shake the depthEof thenationhut ,
friend .'Eind'the••Director. German ,State • stand, out, by contrast. 'vvith 7
.Motion Pictures, Leni .1tiefenatehl- has • With the other happenings • Of... the
been •:4-01.teed4 of having inon,-Ary,an'! :i;kieelt„'....Q4' all. things it • was :a ..04rii;
grandparents. In irtesi ecitintrieZ,:'suchp. imagine 1t,;y9u:..Cnn;.; the. Icourtyard.ef
• •a fault would not,.,.he of any an, ancient with a party 'in
pro -
lar importance but • in. ' Germany „where grets.. on a 'terrace at one ,Mid, :strings
'.the: Nazis are ,engaged., in • atairirling haing plucked., with °lg..' English' airs.
out -their Jewish intepeett;ai ..class, There may • have ;been •wartii, 7struggles
the accniatlenla the ••nezt,7thing to • la the' financial..!•wOrId,'.ednaprale
•;up -
ruin. The Charge was made by Propi,. sets; but 1:Hart'euse on the night et.
gends, Miiiisteri:.-cnebbets. :at. a. social). the Graduation ;Bail znight; have.heeil;
' gaftieritig..lt has sinceheendemied !Mr.! ''sOntething, odt of,..another, ..centurY..
'•:11rure.,invention". The interesting !art. .Por :those. who leave -the • cbliege balls'
for conjecture -is juSt.what..;chaneeiter.; tilne,:..it:Wae, to • all 'ptir-.
Hitler • thinler ribent., it an' aim : pa, poses another way, ;set apart, from 'the,
• what action he Iwould take it he charge , one they •Iiive,•liYithiS time,..entered.',
proVed, to be true,' jt:.is well known • The going:tor college graduates ,is not
that. All,. tethe.WordenThelitaTrfialre'-.
7ItneWn, which -.1s not nl'anYrthebeaur,*'.-triereAobaL:titia-ineana;;-r;we.hoPer
•tiful ,actiesS .favourite.• • • te,r,4:,thcingaz.t.,.cf-ttem....;...,,."
.last :Sands*, according to evidence in •
recently;•••when „Patter-
son appearedto: answer S:•• reckless
•driving charge. A. girt riding . on :an-
other 'man's lap was the, canbe of the
'trouble,. according to .the 'eVidenee.
There_were •eight persons in the oar,
dye of them In the 'roar seat. 'Patter,
-son 'paid for his with an. $11.:50
line. -.; - • •
. Noted Wee*.SoJd,
NEW
Di-
gest, we,ekly • neirs% magazine, was
sold outright this week to the'7.1tevieiv
Reviews Corperation";rherlded•lbY'
the veteran •rnagazine , editor," Albert
' .The sale brings' two of, the . oldest*
•
„
es‘
ritz4n::-Takei PrePaiOneijy-
These ''CIOudeiter artuntlet" fightirig- planes. ?II'tho
$tiM:dst mahincs ii tla2...45.e.rVide• finer
,shOWed thpir POWCI'S to the tinKin-g-a drspla
;Itoyel Afr Porce apredronles thr,ougliout the country
• a, roffrattion: the •,a6Puritlete';ili iMht °Vet SO
,
lleyal Fordo, With', a ihising. Speed of 260 1 `Ailes ail
t frOm thoeqnseren.‘ 910 4.citt list. On Alny,,,,,,Ztilb tlieY•
y given nt nc
eaon w.th tile timpire Ay. Day1 when
were throNfn .oreit othe!Poblic. • gmi.nts•urb s40*.fs•t
oino sody 1Cetitey, '
Magazinesis'.4meria..tinder the same
ownerthhip:•.; The Review. of Reviews
was founded in 1.891 and the DigeSt in•
1896
Practically the entire. oWnership
of the bigest had been in the „hands,
cf. It 4, ,Ouddiliy, the publisher., an
wilti•ed 47. Fimk, whe has been ,editor,
•In -chief of the Week137.. '
•
'flame LOarii$4,4720:000..'::
' a'reeerd-bre.ah-
.,Inerinerelis6 dbritig,tlie.7Petiod- f tern• '
to May total:loans.:
. .
- 'under the'.aorne IniproVernent ,Plan
of the ;;NatierialErnpIoyntent, eon:-
'iraiSeion ninourited.lon. the last-banfed
• date...to divided • aniong'.11,7.
844 ....•.borreiVers...:,The,:, ',scheme was
placed ,onerotienlast fall. • ,
According figures issued
•.cting
..thetto were 2,670' leana; arraninting, to.
.$99$,091y.durihg„the 'four -Week., pciled.'
0011ir411.11'..tica -Of..
:1,000 pontilation,,
.Tovotit'o,: with 1,018. OIllOutlt-
t 3t,i156.31 still.' headed th'e
May 15, both in .nainVer.`iiild •
• atnaunt, although .gontreal • not
:far hchlnd.' Montrealleans tuainber., •
da :04, but ainatinted, to' $361,4200,,
Vancouver•.renrted. 544 h3anS, total
. ling .$1.74,40720,••.fo1lowed by.
peg„ with 389 leanai. for •$1.f.'4,175,.72,
mon on an lwa. were „ilex ,10
•order, . •. •
PePP1',411Y, speaking; `citieS'.: and
tevina -retorded 'notable increase,
The ;',ro,wn Of New Waterford,
..tvhiCh has, IlInde U1 •Ot4staild.ing. rec.,
'61.•,:t• Idans; rep,orted. 174.
linotaning t� $(36.:(180,: as on May115,,
aliebigehniiires
Trucks From,
QtJlltEC1 H'AfOlor, tivalcs Will hot
be perinitted to 'convoy inorchandfse ,
, bt shy. doscrintion, on iligifays of
010 PP0ri1r00 011 city streets en
«SundaY in flourc, officials o' the, At-
" to rney-0 ;`,fi oral 's • beim rtm 0111 4 n-
am! n Tort „las L. :
Traffic. ofileora tbrougheut *he 171',0'
vin or! 1I( Se 1)0611`.' in strut, to.a: o't the new
tit 1 i ettioei • 011 }1411(11N111',Vr
flaV0 be'oll &Noted tt Son truck 1111V -
and owners,. contain Whit' tile "
„
ugurafirlit- -‘ . • • =
• „,
:Mot lion§ hod, no, byesot sfl hut
,pt their 1n:1011t1. the ottt
}ett. litit 111New. YOrk. Post,
Capada
Ot ing to Chance
' COce4i, CrOss-rhErn. 'Teitii.-Ofr4PlAne4' • '''''''' '
Thorough fpr June* 24t.l! Flight
the.OrrkeAvW.ar4tin•—pnTtheqpzirr4Sne4r;Qlx:otes are r.e:
leaving nothing to chance, when, on
..,aer..oss thTfew7Ast,.1:taaOrttiinc.i.1:10.,intrs. ,...,„
June :::::1t:iti‘rf„ ligibta::: made
1.:it(hiereq,'q' xieineix%..fgwil,frci. fscOitaiila.t.,t,hn';',' '134,:lcilia •
7
fri.iin Op. ,United - ,States, ..eeatWards. .
.The M•itish plane' will be; ,Oprated ,
bY? Imperial 'Airways,, the united
' Sttes rnecitine. by, Ran -American. ,
' ,1.2,,lahorate area,n,,gerilents •liae" been;
Made latthis e.":d ixy :the Canadian r,
Government to ensnre complete anci-
accarate,rePorts relating•to •rif..et.etIvo- •
lo,04:c9nclitions,. be lig given to. the ' .
,..flii.anetrise. aid It:Onafroal?1,ii:t'phYqe.r.Notheit4 NAoriir tehr i eAata... • • • . , '
, ocintinente the radii %branch of the
'Canadian Department . Of Transport ,
willcollect' weatheri reports. These ,
will be sent in ., fent., tittles a day to '
,the..--,Newfo.undiand ..-, wireless-...; :station
at lietwood. '
7 is. service ' w:11 begin- about a.•
'week before the .tiCtual 'clate'ortrier-,'".
flight. From 13d:tweed these. Will be
tranginitted.direet Pl•Foynes, Ireland.'
The DI r'itiPshr.'lltpil4anFeligW!litil take !iff
frefn Seutliatilpfon40 FoYnear on the '
first.leg. ' The next. hop, one of 1,906. '
-nOleS;•, IS ,from .r•pynOs to .Botweect.. '
'Ihe third' leg of ,approximately , 90,0
iniles is to Montreal. s'.t.i.o.s. pilot will
•folloW.:. eitherthe. i.:Ourse of. the •St.
Lawrence' or cut straight over north-., '
ern • Cape' Proton and' 'Ne W .13iune- . •
. ..:.Whieliester route.. is . used; AM*. - . '..'
eciuipment has been •installed in
•hi, t. 4";-Cankdiari, transport, eerVices:: '-,
:intrilrOna Wireless stations •operated • „
1)ireetiona1 Andedis • are located at ' . •
4TiihYeSjje°1bnave been, stiPpliemented, .£10
.tililt the -a:e,rW ` nay !gators-will: :have, '
no difficulty,. whatever ' in ,fistabliSh-.. „
ing' their , position' Once they . snm0'..:
Within the zone of the ,Cairedian .sta,,..
'' The seryiee Supplied to • the ••Brit- :: .
'ish• Plane !Eoesialso 'tO...: the :Pari -Amer- --
i
frail,. _Which will take.- Oft frOrri'• the, •
Long ,'Lllaind. seaplane 'hese. ihiroSt •at.,
jr
the • salne., tinie.'the British 1e'es .
Southampton. These interested are '
speOrlating: Whether, on this 'ikiS ctre. -
occasion,- the 'east and. west bound ..,.
.flier's :*ill .cross - in.. sight of • each'
other, -. •stimetvheie oter. the Atlantic. ".
anada With Tpp
Tourist 'Nations.
Buzineto Now 300 Million
_ _
npalli.TDr. Riddell :Tells
Labor : Conference--'—
GElypvA.
(hall- delegate to 'the '.In-
. • • .
....ternationat -Labor • '• Conference, :last :
.,,weelt.'tirged the:conference attempt to ,
.bring abOnt.effe.ctiVe:iealleatioa,of •the:
• interdependenee cif),..intiluitrY and. :•tigri; •
.Foltlire.
rIe Ahkgestedfene•ot the wealtaesset
• ot"the international . labor office . was
that .it dented top Mach attention to,
•
industry and: toe llttr0 to agriculture.
"Sometirnes. Ibave felt industry
. been trylpg • to pull ifself :up. by its
OWit- bootstraps, net realizing :that' 16
..prospelLitY;,ta;closely_viraiiped_fin with -
the' welfare , of; The /other and ;larger
hair Of- the. World's •populatio-n," Di, •
• ' 'r d ' ''••• •
• Riddell' garee • • .•• • • ,
Since•219.3.$;, ,he .13,14oCeeded, 'Canada,
,had eontinueusly endeavored . to • open.
UP the Channels 'Of trade and licr
cus-
tonis 'administration' had been greatly
•Reneficial ,effecte of "
-tiatio•tis with a ,namber of countries,.
. .
ed Sttes;"':already were ;being 'seen'.
increaged mport .and eNpOrt.. trade.
, .itiddell said Canada ; raplp, •
aniong 'the first !:(5f telirist ourittle$,
.,witli,.,-businesi now imertnting 'to •
,thotit ' 000000 -
• stands fifth aurang the ./trad.hig..; no..? •
. dons ot•world,, ' '
, . , • . •
corn, ,,int.Dee.tHecetrivme en
Pickpockets Decide It Wisest'To
Submit to Her Commands
••
• rNIPANT Detective
101110±, Was WartnlY ',praised by- male
nembera.:,Of the: 'police force hore for
iiaking g.pod man.•si.Zedjoh!,'"Sho,
arretod tWo inen..•.eharged
mg to nick pockets 11114,11Mteile,d theta
nft.:16 a Polfe'cstatien, WhCr(' jt was •
frotind, They have a, tOtal of SI arrosts
and 'JO' tonviriOns. , ,
Sh.'hal&Y, who is assiktcd to
the pialtpochet •ACIttriti; was 111011e ..Wi'1.04
Aho o ct c tWa fl11l, Jt1001
COPP, 4 And lark Croon:berg; ,40.
COM!. zionitheit. to ,111`I'Ct when trn1,11..
•11, IfitOtt an d •
.111:4 ,0)01.1g0i, .t11-60111Org brokt,"rirwaY
and, tricd10 FU)1, but, cnar,ici,d' his
'Cho millti!oOrtNa.M'etilfIll (41A'
tettNe fiie tWil "illot‘i over his` head,
• ••••. • ,
A :turoifto. woman wants,
isi.ttsd koinst ..so ming', A,
expenifee;f01:Alt.tit pi'ptcction' is
•:Are:1T:411'g SonP •thte:
ShOter'S iiietith,Toronto- Star,
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