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WORLD
LettiGE
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On ent'
Ha4 a t•on'ej., of` enlons- wer9.• stolen-;
`.:from a tArM -neer. G�derieh.. Surely.
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the wince will Soon . ick up eeent
--London Free F,!reSS/
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Sound
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Womenare:the true. ;philosophers,
' A woman seven her pride':: by looking
. at her good points and forgettintithe
„Others."-:--Victeria Times; '
• Haven't cot Ile.
Mr., Anthony"( 4den:'s'eems to have
made t,wo-,baie °)it at'least when'ho
stated .at .04neini„ gihat" the trouble
• with •c5untiiee (Wt.° Germany . and
erials is
Italy) *bleb wanteeraw mat
, . , -
that thei haven't the: money :to pay
for . them. Even .!`colonieS" like te-get",-
, somo oash.7-7Sault Ste. Marie', Stir,.
.Lost ."Face" In Nanking
is'a tartans thought 'that, ,though
,
for 'years •many, people in the United
States have considered: Japan as a,
:potential: enemy,, while moat persons
In the ,British Empire hive. considOred;
Janan as an active friend, when the
tbe-Americans-go-,,-and-
" stay. As a •result_Of this
fact Britia)3 ,Priatige wIll be greater'
In the Ofient,-(aniong '.Chliiese• and
Japanese alike) than that Of Unit-
ed Statcs.—I-Lamllton
,
t• •
lo always o'ut 'ot;:liersPeo,(14;:: Shank...
hal people- are tO. the '.;ncriles,.• -.
Tbe'lViediterreieen-lo, 'spangled,
'• the 'WhitiPsellp:af,Irleasure craft', The
.,tetreins•'!of ftladrid ringing with
•lliiiigher.'"I•Andeven-i,!-Ih 'Alberni' -linen
and ',weaten,.riSe":,;111,,;.the-T'inPreing and
•go about their ,--tasks"... harvest
.cro Ps: and love and, listen" to ra.usiC and
; the iiiimotain • streanie
, •
.still nincintit, SS; the; .,
_pebbiee,,
4titt.'0JcIV. AftitePtin;:the prairie Iark
•forietten hiS .seng.
".isn't-,!'•it7••,',.-.-.•.ce.igary', Alberta...(SOCial'
' • ;• -,. • . • •
'-..ttendeeatti ServiceMarj
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;f Ilia brief press : despatch:,.
fait 7 ii-vpi.7,•ibe wires from froni'„
,bushels, alfalfa •
„ , • . , ,
, spedtrom three loada.nt hay is the
• record set by 100'. Murray, Hpier :far;
,nier.t",;•Srot.•a reat ,tfit,4iph in war or
til.he 'Or nota great.rec-.
net' one of those achieve-
ments that: make the *front • .pages-'=,
but a .recorft,'nevertheless; and Or :tar'
importance to nank1nI ,hai1 all•
; • ,.t e us th, bluster and • tiatur-
• ,
round'.the :Way's ,of ''!'W.arlordst' today.
'new systemlir :bridge:: 'a-'neW
Vice at tenrils, -:s r; baseball Pennant
•,Won;',Or'. 'a ipptb`all'-kiCked
picture to Cake the Critics 'by. storrn,
All these things But
. that Lrnah,,, Who, . .didde,'..twO •
blades-of-gross'-grO*--Where-onlyone-:-
eg,i`,01,1,0'Pae,;•,-.a."•'ile"1-ery.ii,..of,.." more
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The .'W, est Has: Faith „
.• . •7014,0 rritt to;,Op.•:"
t;linifirn.-of;the.‘eaPle'df?.Westerti..Can=
TheY.,dci 'not 'appefr to bO•dia•
:t.,Oontaged•'. 'af.er,. ..seasons , o .
• -that haVe .:a'fftleted,rar.eas in
.comprising
berf 12,(3,1•00,000 -aCreg.i- In, a , repent
40eecb befere
•• 4Of Caiiiiiiereajurfeheari,at:k.,Regiria;
on. J;0..0.,ardiner, Fe riral Minister
*Agriculture, • said:: .,"tr_lle.ro:is no'
• • .1biettor' next;Yetir ; cot; n try inthe
•,Itban. 'Western Canada.."To that brief,
: ;Sentence the Minister of. A.i.-i,rieulture
iepitemized,. tlio. opinion' .Of ,Wett.tern
iannada,.. Otte :Wonders- tinmelfrilos...
,yilliether..tbere jft-tlie.blg
• enen,Spaces, cf 'the: Prairie .PreVinCes
'Oat dayelops" this 's.flirit. • It :is
,tibnable :it the All:ivies' of y.tistor,n,
ftriada:•Would Stand. 11D as.•
Adpeated diSCouragenlents, 441„11teir'
• Vestat'a. cornpaitlotri Virri,nt•
• fdtd,.1posit.iit; '
unietStoP,'LOOkt...•
talto pl(n0u-ci iziiuntrn.• /'
Wbuld Perneinber four ,little Words
Make ',.Spre'i, ili.ere •
,•• Vold ' be pane. hunting fatal- ,
• ,,. rlp whieh dirigrtdOi the .newSpaners.
of•'f British 'Colunibia 643,1y. Oran
arelind,
• I •',not
(pubis have b.orm nreventr,d... fo ovoiT
• c'Sie hurash careleasness prime '
• tiatiffe .sie a. hunter ljtngkillJ,Mill Med
tinJurod.ie stojne' demroe 01 ,OLeir.:.
The , previ..raioit. 10 ..rimpie.. It'. re-
'' atter; .inkilY 1 0 t those •earryfirp,
• :34*.iitins.. sht,uld niwayS, • rrn)prnbr'i- 10
T.,0t/N MIX•1<1,1 ,
.1t.)ori't eiqupitnion.
W.ith • k Cocitcrr . ir vein f lag; pi word
• hi 10; don't grab..a. sun b.Y, rile lpflOit.::
11‘114 pull it toward You•
ont 'of a, tar, beaf, or i'vrfon. ?Tay/11WD....
tetie4;' don ."1 garitt,„Atie^
, 1t is belt* il whi(hs G,••oil •
• f4(.1 t.49.1.0fin.,5"AiCIC,t
:idneYoUt-i gnn,,---N:ritn.11".4044i,iiiinril, • '4•.'
• , ,
eHritish ubjts
' The oeustit:pttgP.41'0iaPrt`o•thok;4'
knerial Conference, published' .reeently; „
•finalli:acciteheS the, rume4 4014.zoirk
en/ninon status 'of' the citizens
of tho British Euipir� q9:014'..404 #0,A14.\ •
Pe;1001.74,\; tr11•4Y'Or of 1l3rittsh
:(Otlh.le'O' :110, 411,04'ri,i';.9(404 in act
did .$,,00k..,4friO4p,,,,dele4k0S; .:Propogiot '
a' rno(llflcation ot' the..atatus.
defining: nationality Within
quite another pant, the .tsug:.:
'kg'ePtion• that legislation -was necessary
everywhere has: found no', support, and
' the, ;matter is httt for futurecconsnitk.
,tion; Let Un hon.°the: wi4olikr.
ivtit'fi-droppod, Meanwhile; thelingie
fact IS that all South Africans remain ,
British subjects., ,not. In the sense of'
„ , , , . .
•subjecte to Britain but as subjects to
--the-King:=Capetown--Argus. , • •
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•
Training the the Unemployed .; ••
In Great' Britain: the„ gtrieinnient„
has aeliieved a geed' deal by fostering .
traiaing'. and instructionalcourses,
chiefly,,ettended by.*,the younger .
un-
employed. These • eater . for threo
clasties,-,Of: Men—these' who have never.
,learti-ed a trade 'are given a modjeum
AIMOBt all eases'
their permanent" engagement; those
,WilaiS 'find their skill unsought are fitted, ,
'for other trades.?Wherelabenr,ii,in
,mand; those • who lost -manual
;dexterity; or general physical condi-
tion, or the habit Of ,Work; owing. to
prolonged' idleness, 'are given " the :op-
'
portunity to tone OP eYea; it:macros- andthe
'.
,
trajningcentres : for. Sit %months and '
the thirdto instructional er.airad for
. , .
three inantha.'
Well be adapted here. On On. themorte,'
band •there are the tens oftheneandif-:
Of unemployed; on the, other Many
portunities for qualifted men. Well or-
ganized• Centrea, ,„Could . do.
, amen . to: bring: lahbiir. 4,UpPlY and de -
:mend :together. . :Auckiand,, (N;Z.),4
. .
News: ' • ^ _
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ayMartyr
Again acrifices
rol. Charles Valliant,- •of
Undergoes 14tk 07erahon
• Profesiof Charles ,Vaillant calleJ
. the ,Xray ; inartYr; last week under-
went his fourteenth'. operation, a
stomach incision, Made neeessark by
Iii.s._•_yeltintary_LeXposur.e-JO X-rays
during his life-long radinm :research
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aily 174..
TWo'llour P......to he Troz;.s-
witted by Short -Wave
•.'xh4 13Fitish.Firoadcastina• Corpora-
tion and the .0AnA4!en 'OrcAdcatiug.
,0qTp.0TAt;m1 .have ,,an,nannee4 ap•-'
ar-
rLtngemcnt effective October4thi.
Wherepy".:a. BB.C. tVreet ahort4,Aye
be:imto Canada;" will"'bo tr Am't ted
:tor two 'hours, daily, '.froni. 7 p.m, to
, p.m. to ro `
•04.11,4.. 4 ••4
4 , 0,f this.; ego. at :..Qttawa„ interid', to
Ilatioaal..1101AP
o',NaSk;, all,.e.,e'`,,sele.cti.O.a Cf: tile.
best material.
0°i/el-nor, Alan:Flauntof-CBC
(B130 direatar"-, '
teneral,,nnd-BEC'enapiTe officers who'
7:have e*.ended.,*.the',:serylce .WithOut,a.
chage and intend'to provide the most
• interesting programs, for 'Canadian!:
consumption.- ••
•
Canada
held PeaSible, „Canada everitu-
ally will construct a .50.-kiloWitt'
short-wave ,Station . and 'perhaps .re-
turn the courtesy of IiI3c With Can':
'Adian programa.' .
"Eiterarv Edition"
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The jcalousJy guarded Privilege cf
the Printers And the; Vniver-
•sity Presses ' 04crti and Caii
hridge, to. print the nnthprized •yer,-
slon elf the B3de has .:1)pen, rela4ed or
ear.
Porrimentai4y on the
Highlights of the Week's ..News .• • •
•
" C40.44 Criticized . I
Declaring that Canada ',leek's , mt-
. , . .. . . , _
' tional,ann and Is •driftIng along ,,Win7,
. ut,'"?eaderalliP-e4ho: 'former' -editor of.
xr.7trrl-r; 4'..., - '..„,!....4...
-.1.=.2.,^"'"',"':-'-.!'''-''"`"'"-:—.-,-"-!---ii*"""='," ''''""'' ''''' , „• s" . '''
104Ving On, OA retnra, trip to 1-,igiand.
-last weekkkeriticiSed:"7,the'pominion fOr,
:•having!, a wonderful,tuture:',Wbie.b:It is
'not._ tr31.ng .,to'nse,' !It Is a, marvellous
..coentrY.•". he eald,-,Phot-'•pop141471',.t.Y
414.90,P,Q9C,X,',\ Pt:P}e''', .FOPt(Ot T1 tO"grtq';
looqiw70i.),i.maJilkx)c1)0iTTO1fPfl'•
States. ast-,-;tharkets''.'atiu t'f-nrotectOri' :
; I : . ; • ;;•,....• • ; • ".;. 4.:
without any national plans ofits oWn,-,
no policy to, foltdw. You couldbe a
great Pectile ., . ,!'
'Preaident -RootieVelt's SoeeCh
•BelleVed to be the most itnportant
sPeech hp had ever 'delivered On world
affaespr ....1s
i , ident Roosevelt's address
at Chiaag 4.last.,:'week „hag .:ereated a
.great deal of • geminent, in countries.
other than his own, He spoke in 'eq.:
:tuality: ,to , the •world; appealing,. for
the: "tencerted. effort" of peace,loviog
nations ,tok uphold laws and principles
on Which alone peace can rest secure:"
He ,raised. his voice' against:ken .,netd-
demic of: world lawlessness," against
the trouble -making 'powers, declaring
that 'epidemics always tall for quaran-
tine.. The ,President's suggestion for,
A quarantine against internationatlaw-
lessnesaialeoked upon as the strong-
est and racist 'concise- offer !Of -United
States 6:i -operation given to te Enroneen:
nations seeking to curb' the' a'ggression.
of Italy; Gernsant,. Japan.
'
Press -Gag . Bill:, Stopped ,I1'
, •The ,bills :before •,the Alberta Legia-
'attire on taxation, of banks the Credit
"
1 1 ,:, 1 - _ 1 ._. 1 1
• The, hew edithon,.callewlche
• Designed .t6 be Ticad ai•Literat4re,".,
isfairrier41preSeeting,the :Scriptures
b -{iIMI1TOn:e7Oerri`paot. /14 ,fiting••.'a:
?,
ineluding
the 1B3elt1 of, PhrefildreSr 'arid
pal-' of 'the 'Apeehityplial as Well as
'genealogies. Spelling- and punctua-
tion have been ModerniZed.
In an introductory esay,. 'Laurence:
131:nyon declares that,. '4'thbugh the
ieptesenta. one Of the greatest
litcratures of •.the world, it it has, for
centuries beep studied apart' from its;
liteiaiy form ; and Value; the way in
whIch it i printed ,test:ftedto this
difference."
aniou
ctinis o
0
•
Kings, Presidents, Movie Stars Are
All Bitten- — True Disciples
Search Globe FOr,Priees.
Is • no .respecter of
:persona...It ',biteri • with equal viciOns...
d s the rich coirLthe :great.:
and. the lowly; and ..oiirleTaiighi almost
Say:the-sane and the others.
iPresidenti2.Boosevolt!s• stamp
lis...knoWn to .be , one Of; the,' best'
'United States. ,•11,p'S been at it
since he was 17years old, anci,marpr:a:
!...'en.e•Sentence.:diipateli' from Washing-'
has. been to this ';effect: ,"The
. 'President •spent listl'eveniag With his.;
•
King ,a.eo„ige111 7:IS contiiiiiing" the
''stairfir eolle'etienbegun„..hY hiS;.fAther, _
,Which one: :et the greatest In the,
ivorld;ahd,
secretary •
who does nothing but take care arthe
'collection. which has grOwn,'way'. be,":
yeod a Mere .holibY arid become' a•full-
14 ..
e job: '• , •'' ; •
Artlsts Succumb EeaSii);
But these Areorthodox hobbies hob-
,
bies.-Many.•people of promienee have
been drawn to leie,traversed.,:bypaths:.,
,peeple in the arts seem :to she par-
ticularly 'addicted to "hnbbjcs, and
'many' carry them te.what.woUld•seem:
to an, OutsiderCeonSiTerahle, extremis. , . ,
"Literezia Bort • calleetedLLItieteric
fans, ',Roland Young has 'a. honseful,'
dt'''CanoS of all kiii1, David' Belaeco'.
had ..a:•Icapoleonic" coninle.X. 'n,sying.:anY•
ameunt for old '''bOots . or:hate ofthe,
fOrnier.., dictatoi% :Fanny..1-Iust collects
. .
;altars and rigious • turn ore horn all
••oyer the 'world, ' and associated With
,all'kinds Of rc1iginn. fludy Vallee has
•,
he rays' 'Continue corroding .the.
, .
;tissues:land' during the last 25, years
Prof.".••Yaiilant,' whose name. incident-
ally is. the French for : courageous.
has 1ad ,beth' atnia ,amputated'hit.by
bit in 13 operations.. ", •:' - •
• :Attack kis Body
Now. • the -rays;;-haire.. •attaeked,hi
Jpodir for the trstLtireALStit
Vail4ant; who has becn.lodged• at -the •
nation's expense ; among the war -
mutilated heroes .and invalids i un-
diSthayed: •'•. r• .•
He declared after lastweek's
eeSstul Operation that ...he -thought
his was no remarkable sacrifice .:.to
. ,
science... ,
• . POL. Vai1lat, who has received
the: decorationsof the; tegiOn':•o.f.SIO21-'
:the 'Carnegie'. Hero 'Medal' and
theCold Medal. of ',:the'City ot. Paris
fOr.h1Swork:, is .6,5 'years The
-,,Kevieua ;.operations- • he tincfervieint;, ••
,vvhTZ11,.,C.ensis.ted • of I the ' ProgreSsive :
,oropdtatrdiSt„tof both arnia,' teak place
"i•preytotiii to 1M, The last of theSe,'
o ticoeniber• rcl Q2,t' WA: sevL
clan'et; of hs..r10,41.t •ai..
• /The'. 'arriptitationS: 'star
flniers et the .1e.ft ,Jland Di 'InfrOit
and- J...41•.ra'Y:'i 'other Frefich X Y
' n
.pio't,f,r,4 Whoi
, receved' the Carn'egic
medalsih 1 i21,. died' a 'fa:iv inoritha.
- later,' of cancr jnfectios,t,:aw;cd":by
cot:
Still:Clinqbitt'
Weeit„ly,131,.d.ket. Of Atag
Vee Cana-
dian re, Foncli Shelter
. , „
Rites to "17'48
Thnec, u GP; 'FI'gures,.'
..i;surgit from,:,01.tawa fiy •the , 14ahkr
,Lb(,
;.(lf tbo ('An Ail i41n,
•fond And ...t..14. -Iter . 'to, $17:48. in.
Atitr,trA lrMfrO l72l'- in Ju I y. ..and -.
in .` *
brt.381cdrlity
row. ; hi A itgir.:,t. .7thiit yeti
;,r,,r)1 2. ro,tho Y(s'ir of
11i20: w,..; 'which
al;
1.5.11),;,:`'..,i,g" '
•fr-.)e-f, 1u i t 110
re(i.TY1' 7 the past. 1(04
tttl 11!wj ri1V rorrt
'Tir6t1',',11'-z-.rcrTie;C:r-,i'e, nf. •
;tit
41n 1.1.140.14/4/o \,:fc ;A./
•. rtfii)1. $2, .t80 :
•
bad case tit 'Amateur .tiovie'iteh,,,ang
Toecha Seidel; the. Violinist,' is aspaie-
tiMe,batteriolOgist, • •
Lionel •Barrymore's , work as an
etcher and 'Painter', might have won
him considerable fame it he had never
;acted, at all; ' and there -is a rumor ' that
Pers.% °Jig esf a
String:sever; n;Albert 'Paysen:,Terhune.:.
brbd. and ,'Iteriti aoke. as-^&4hobbi for
-years - before they became his Meal, •
,•ticket,* filtered .throngli: his•• tkpeWriter,
'Collector Aids 'Science.
POO :kaRriat
trel We Press of, Alberta
by the hoard.
has thi4e g011e?
Japan Indicted:
;7,mA:4,w _
who signed the 'Leagus of Natrolis
treatr''kusrSoteeing the' territarlal in-
tegrity' of; ahlue`.,eChina';',4tapan, Great
13ritain, 'United •States, ' Prance,
Italy, ! Belginny.„••4110--.-Nefherlands2rand'
.partugall',Is.,proppecd,for,thia• ,vteelt to:
foii9wo ,plope.,?n,..thei'deelaration; of
the foeague's;•Sino-Japanese
mittee that Japan is guilty pt. violat-
ing the treaty.,
• %•
• ' Medical Plan Attacked -
Claiming that .medical services Are
not being provided the public on a -
sound ecornimic• basis; pr. T. fl. Leg-
gett,; of Ottawa, Presidentof the Cana.:
dian Medical Association, calls for a,
thorough overhauling of the Systeni 'hi.
Canada.: •At present, he . said, the
scheelf4 is right -for -the -wealthy -but;
not satisfactory for the middle elass,
WPrking .men..and 'those an relief, •
Present 'Spread Of.War •
War 'is already :here' according to
the Hon.' Mrs. Freemantle; r•Sritish
anther,. journalist, who.last week. ad-
dressed 'the , Toronto Branch ofk the
*glish-epeakiog'Ildion. Canprevent spead�f war by fmmunlza.
tion,",. she declared, as We *Mild deal'.
with an: infectious'lisease. The im-
.epionttan:t1
.fthing 'for ;..is JO. avOld
infection by taking preventiVe•
ep
• • • • .
Toronto -to -Rio Flight
screen . star Atlantic nnightAtlantiflyer,', 'hes an -
flounced that in February next lie.,pre-,
PosIti to 'beat the ;World non -atop flight
retain'''. by, iipppink from .TerOnte. to
Rio de' Janeiro, e.a ...distance Of ' 7,500'
:mileS: United States authorities.We.uld
net allow him te :Make, the flight froin.
there, and OW 10 to hontut that the
Dominion Governinent. will.nat exPresa...
niilar disappreyal:
Otherwise practical and and inaterialis-'
tic• lanaineas.. men :have shown no 1617 -
munitY,• :even .:these who have :been ;
ablo to Colleet,'.0po,boft',,,Old Masters •
And give . them: to the • government..
'Ili& I ate Nathaniel :Rothschild,- head
'of the .oroPean. • banking , col-
lected : fleas; 'thotgh on a severely '
scientific..haals: :lie . 4ansacitedthe
• world for all types, and even spot an
expedition.4nto the Arctic to get speci.,
inene,,,pt..a flea'. that •annoys certaln
kinds of,.Aretic Seals.. When lie •pret,..
....Seiited...'the Whole. c011ectien. to the
British' Museinn; .that august
nstitu-
tion was delighted. :124 :,conrst fleas
. are .; notorious. disease ':.entrierri.;:- and•
the more :'known 'about them', the, bet-
tet,..se.'llethschild'a..hobby.,was not as
..Lsilty •as' it .spOnds. ;
;Henry Ford's -Weakness for entiqiies
-get-the better, -:Of, him tri4nah.Laii,
cx—
tent he had to JA.fla a separate
:village. to hold then,. adjoining liis
lietrie and Plant. at pearl -Aim. ,.• '
,Manp)iobbies• have.becenie se_ .a.13,
'Sorbing as ,to lead .'their :ridera to, bet T
,conie 'attual' authorities In their ,fields,
and. sainietimes :they have led. directly.
into. a. good'
•-^".^.••
..sTos
-
ON
ItMed Church,
,v.ray of Upper -
tattle:,
:Ily Mrt TIPICTOIV
MEET.
ISTORItt GROUND
ArlPar. and ffigh-
anada Scene of
hY, the site ef this YoLtIFI''41110.
:ter 8*eagrain .0014'• Con' 117140.71'
of tho'Onadian p.noti•agilf; title, t,
tho chitrohyttril and' •rectory
,jolin!?, • York Milis, ono oi
Anglican (!l Chltrchoe '0ana1a,.,,To th
'e.hu r:li ytl)I 0>11 krave:r. daft
back to, the milvr,t • dy`ltado •of,. th,
y 1J1117
(er,n,Ii.ry, • ; , ;
• Snfflo I'l- r,r tilo ti,v9ritiff e,1* the
Whi(,•,11 •ittantis on A hill
kid•rdilg a' 1iirtfo,ii„:1;•,:q401. miintry,
11(3 y
he 4Th;E:ttf"ti front :the' fact • 1h.:41 thrt.
ehtn:rli ht. 7'410 to .
-day, • 4t,. won ,
",11,:11I,,", :41 , flg „ T?.t •
.410i •": IlLtjbj1,,!:.13130JftIILL
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14y. 1404 ;it •tho:1114,1 inoittiontd, only
.-,wociatod ,Sbrepii 1\ity1 ai,
•
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'far rn 1 tlid with a :le eress.rdattsot„,•
tlernonts lay between 'the, parent
•
Jihuren.' and its
0:a rt . 61 Of do s t .. 11 I.,41WA Y'..
, '
, .
' ThQ gratin d -Whore : St' .. 'Ail dre iit'S
:course Is.. sitniited is 'historie for Ati..:
- 001.0,H reason,. 7'116 Old toad! On; •Wiliely
".;it laces; now merely n . bY.wak;,..was.
, 0,0(,(1 pareof the',Oltiost IlIghWay' ntirtif
'of Toronto, Wit' (int under ,ordOPS Of
..ativernor Sitneoe, The Original „VOnge
'Street, tilonnoil toonlioct' 1,0{0, On
(Arlo:With 'Lake Sfraceo, Iiild"*the Mir.;
''' forland to the: not•ti)„.'iletenred 'along
':70 hills to &veld the Jloopor Vall'eyS,
d.,•Illis l'i."..V.7tir.- is on§ ef Ilia original
i 00111O1' foot of -Itnique interest iFf
; r. 1.., tiro ,•ohl 'alive:h. qiiett,,ovorlOoltrul
,,,0,, it was jib 1-1:1101)Y1: 11411`1.01', ",17 ti'e riOrl
ofw 'M11'(!ll 101(11 .10>1)80 Ynrige St,
.r; t'',., 11)1 p4110 t, ith (reOp. AS to 1)6
1.t,,,u1)1,oTrolli ,,roi,00 to ,I,Ini. to.. tlits .
1,,,1 Ali, 1ii-• (1144.11eined'f11Ts'4111ilfre'll-:-65,14,'
'It Mr ' the north'. WI) I cli ; ivoro t
t to `Miltbill,S n 114,1 '14I(';dg418'itt. yoli
• •
•
.cations'Of acturate• news and' ihfottria-.
tion" were 'reserved, the Lieutenant-
.
Governor toiawait: the pleaSure'ef the,
Governor General Of Canada when
'they' came before 'the.. • House thl�
Week. The Lieutenefit,GoVernot gave
his assent to eight other bills'. Which
boreno relation to the one disallowed
.hy the Fecleral•GOverninent in .iffugust.
premier,..Aberhart'S Proposal' to con;
:News In. Revie*
•.
•
R ka Buys Arms In U .&
WASHINGTON. -Soviet Russia was
•
disclosed this week end to have bought
more than..$10,ogq,No. in arms,. muni -i
thins and implements of -war. In the
United States during Septemher, more
than half Of Which was fat war ves-
.
. This, expenditure was believed. to
-have-been-far tlre-first-materials-and
. •.
equipment , fortwb battleships which ,
...tlib71/Ibrei*G15ver1filtfit souglit some
:time' ago. to •buy from' ,the 'United
States. •-
V.Vin .Little World Sere3. ,
COLUMBUS,:Chio7.-Newark I3eare,
winners Of the International League
pennant by... a • 251A,,,,ganie , margin rio
feated Caltinbus".Red„..Bir'ds .j.0, to 4
. „ . .
-for"--their7--fourth-stralght.' VietorY ti...-
eapttire the ..1.07 Little: World:Series, ,
'four -games to.'three. "
.Seateneed to be Hanged •
- mccirrYtE4kt. Pleading' innocence,'
.1gXelphat BeriOlt, .31 year-old ex con
...yiet, was convicted hy a King's Bench'
'Cptirt jury. this week . of' ' Murdering'
Hyacinthe . Cote,- wealthy Montreal
landlord, whose haltered bedY ;Was
found Jay24 last la a. suburban, eld
Mr Justice 'Wilfrid Ijazure sentenced*
,IBerieit , to he hanged January 14••:.
Italian -Type Torpedo
VALENCIA. ---The Spanish DefenSe
Ministry has announced a torpedo
'similar in type to those carried by
Italian submarines” wAs found near
the spot where the .PrifiSii. ,destroyer '
.11 ag.re410:1 ted .attecked aff the Spanish
Mediterranean coriat, lad 'week.
, , „
. .
Varnolia:Ilapera.Airialgarilatect„,
LoNpow Amelgaitiation, iif the -
Morning • P.Ost; '1,endonig, oltleitt, exist, ,
ing• daily ilowSpepok and -the „Daily
TelegraPh has .bcien .annoil.iiced:..• •
Tlio iwOrning Post published its,;last,
oditloh as a Separate liewepance VAS
woole.,• .Tho etinibined twiner IS' pnb-:..
lided Under 'the, Min-le:of Daily Tole -
graph and .Morning Peat,. •
• Three 'Prospectors rtlirmirn.
.PlIINC[ ALB sltrr,
tion three' prospectors bad' drowned'
'In May Lalto. 2,1.2 miles north of Pope°,
Albert, was received:attn. a WireleSa'
inessa,ko trete I.Ocla•Ttongo, 160 MOOS
:.inorthweet o1',.her0i this
.'rutther Search For
.1‘i.(*(10'14V,-,-4.0,,titii•: Mg. pidribs 1th 30
more ,, 046g:welters tinder the toinkiiAild
of Ivan Chukliffoky left•ikitiscow this
woolcto took for igionilq(1'..Loi'0•11rift'
pky t voi;gli f the
They AVLI.1 go tb, Itildolt Island Via
g. Itedrit14 300.titi
8tAtoa,
TTovoruinri1• ITC
Itrt)1416t1 ,.1;4111:11 11,q lho 4`,..Pir U11101' 'lift'
41 Ion hi inidaciarett .g" io-SanancSo
The Government accused Japan of
g the nioe-poWer pact and also,
the Briand-li:ellogg nti War treaty.- '
The action .Was,anflennted.in a for-
malstatement issued by the ; State
Department , •
,11 Came after the League Of Nations
Assembly had adopted A: report of its
1,Far Eastern„Advisory Committee in
Which Japan was declared tile aggress,
or .nation:, •
• Believe Love Love
Begin:at Seventy
Barefooted WillieJones 'Comes.
Back After 60 Years • to
, ; --- •
havij decided,aa ne Hi
I 358: 7.&71 14 de a:1;r mate 4'
• WoodsSixty
AYne4Vitq.00 tagoefPPidWgtaliil'il
diQ
; studied 'tegether 9.00- '
room schoolhouse near Syracuse,: /sro,
tliatilar;st.V7rsingijI°11he:
•,V,,,,•zn't,*:_aTisitLeny•t_yeauran
• tOttpl. ' ' gait
WAllnam Wot1s Jprit3s„ • 73., ex -Calk.
• ;fornia, newspaper reporter and retir-.,
railrot*engleeer, Tetnriled.to Pu-,
]aski to study ,the genealogy of his
: A. ,:great -great,• ;grandfather, --7 --
910f.hilc,t Mr1-4,9;c141P:I9ilt9ft,. 171' i4.09r,1', \„
descendantOing: in his.
t•Itnife! teWit."' Shewas Mrs. Helen -
. Weeds; DeMott. •
SO Jones called On her. They talk.:
ed genealogy and of their childhood.
The
The friendShip, reborn after 50 Years,
grew into :courtship, carried on by •
• letters atter Jones returned, to Cali-
fornia. •
• Today, Williani Woods Jones re-
turned again. This time ,he „met: Mrs.
DeMott, took her to Syracuse where
• they .were to be marriKl.
-;:iChineie. Take 'Offensive
SIIANdHAI..-7.Chine:se forces pco9k.
the: offensive In.. a, '.sharp:: .„eouriterat-
,
• tack, the tenth ' day '.'in tlie present
'battle for Shanghai. '•
Stilted 4,rOn4- their ea-
. tre.nchinentsall; along the.: front'. from
. the juined thapo1 nOtive qUartor .
,the edge of the iniernatienal • Settle-,
ttiernt•ni oalmost4ot.ie: Tithe: wholehoe twenty-
five•
..IVIlare'ShipS For Mediterranean ,,:
Adruiraltrlias ,an,
flounced' that eight •.mcire' of the navy's
newest ..clestroyers• Are due' to assemble,.
at, Portamoutir,:nrepAratory.to leaving
"for the Mediterranean., .All are 1,375 -
ton • craft beiaiiging.tO the.. fifth' ds-
-
trOyer .fl�tiIla of the liome fleet. They
are „.maur...ted with 4.7 inch 'guna. ari
• have, a. top' speed 01' 33 knots;
• • •
Shelve Yukon 'Annexation.
OTTAWA. -- Premier !attune, ef.
l3ritisb Colonibia, annotinced.this;week
'end the •*bominion,deVerninent, had
-foneurred in his suggestion that ac-
tion te, include. the 'Yukon' Territory
within British: Calumbia'sboundaries
be , held ' in abeyance until tcOnSidera- .
' ticirt can be given the renort: of the
'Boyd]
vincto Rd1ation8,
Germany Eliminates
'Servant. PrOblem"
•
Nazi Girls Rigorously Trained—get
Eight Cents" a pay Pocket „Money ,
,-,•
Twenty thousand, German girls, be-
tween. the age's of 17 and 25; daily
lend •willing .hands to farnierS' wives "
and country mothers.. ' It's part Of
the. labor "service.
'-'According to Reiclisleiter 'Constan-
tin Hier), leader of the 'Compulsory
• . •
but riot yet yet fork girls the ::labor "
'Service:. is to .huild. character, thaelt
leyalty to, the national-ao,cialiat idea •
and to the :'Outhret and to inculcate, ;
team spirit.
One' hundred, thousand girls have
passed through.,_thie service. There
. are 5001 camps in _the Ileighl• each
tai'd4gcX4reo0.iN4T0i'l'is
$IHSgSERVICE
The service- lasta 26 ../veelcS and
each gitl must Prove. "Aryari."7-7.
and must be passed by a doctor be -
:fore 'she can enroll. She get, free
board and and roding, workingkit,
parade uniform, two pars of, stoat
Shoes, bed .linen, hand towels 'and.
eight .cents a day pocket linency.
The day begins at ” 5 25 a,m; with
the Canis leader' on &Ldp.' banging
gOzig and ,giting the girls a gentle.,
, "good nierning!' Carnp leaders are :
enjoined to avoid all appearance of
militarism.' Fifteen Minutes of exer
„
• ;.-141,,
out of the eyes of the "Arlieitsmacd.9
Brcakfait_follAws the—*enuln.Y.-`±et7---'
hoisting the flag ,-- the usual swas.
tika With• the Addition of; a stencilled
double :ear of, grain and:the:
ing of the nazi„*uie. She is on the:
'job by 7
•
r^.
First 1iewspaper
To Fly Atlantic
Airnelia Earhart's Paper -Set t Back
From Abroad to Publisher
" Here.
•
. .. What • is .b.clievetu t� be the, linit
newspaper to have . been 'flOwn. acroas
the,' Atlantic, C'ceati has been. returned:: •
•to its publishers • by 4. reporter who,
: interVfewed the late Anieliti -Baltart, .
after her flight with Bent ,Balclierr in _
:1932. frOrn tiarber qr40, Nffdi. to 4 -
snot. near Londp,nderry, Ireland, iwhere "•
she inacl.6 A 'forced:landing; .
. , The Taper;. trittogNvylied .by ,..nliss.:
I
. .Bathart• om1. booripg: tbe ,..sp)ears....of .
kasblin-e- and -76117 'Int .triettletrOnte-it,:•,
after a- gasoline tankhad dev.cloped, '..
• A . lonli, assunied • speCial.signifietince. ,
. withthe, tliscipportranee .Of ; the .tiot.ed
American.; ayiatrit on , an.'attertipted. .
j.,61.'n'itl-,t.lie-i:verld fligiit last iiiiiy, Iii the
,opini.on or Cecil ; p.,: A....I:ing ;of the.
'Derry „It:Int:nal. Who. InteAtiewed: her in '
iqa,... . . . .. • (,. . 1 : .
• :24- Hours 'After,fikublieStion.
, ., .
: At that thud he lidd written:.
. "It IS, the first: 11200 .111 history that. :
,, .411..o0p.'11T).01., vpilite,(1,' in: Canada; •Or •
: • th'p unttod• 'Stales, roil:Cited Ireland
. within, .24 Irons ' after publication. It •
,
is athing'•that may.- never . happen
. , ,
.11'5Anli'l•f'se"'t ..weeltS no, Ito; Wrote ill -a,
' -letter': y1iii,511 at.0(1I1fianied ilie,rettnlyed :
newspape.r,:.• ,,,. •"• . . . ';'•
••• • . , ' A Titriobte .4,11:c .. '
• : '.., pfvo ,...:,,,,op,q- ago, It itas zoriloolitg.
• inat:•1.1ens triaCii novsnOndr.inibilitied,; •
:on th0'. other side :•of ' th;o• :?0,hiolio
..sileuld bei 'in Altd lioilds of lan Irishman
„.0,11 '!;bo t`o,11"tt wing daYT.ritid in, five' y'ortra '
''frmiT,, Who Itnews lint flint atiornidian ,
' and A merlean,:Papers 'ivill .0:1'1N.e.,•,,Oth
Ita 1141,11 01..I1'61t10r1.1)0 regularly. AS 'the .• •
. Plinth:dr; 41 T'ONM 0 ITIV011 \V fill . VI 4 ..t(Iday?i'
.
In nis 1,c1iiif,Aho,.,papti.h..0. beottity, . :.
101ert11)16'.1init 001 W(411 VslikViarhart's :
Iii(AVIO'f.'''ilittlit 2)11(1 114' tho ji int tignra i ion, 'of
•.:,i:it)1(6,Y•11...;;4:1,1;4„rsitc;;Til,leittc5:11it.I'r:PIPic:,:a'!ItYllliii:(.r.11"1.14;1...1;.I).c.41'_‘,;(f:nlit).6d:I'ti:),Pttrtiz.;... fliiia',1L:.., : • •
.;:lillicli 0(1111') ('(1 at •iDi,:.,•(;);;;;i'hirliv tilt
`sumo timo 11,8 the' tletti.h •,of MISS li/ell• -
; Intik, . ", ,•
ROL'Orasont Retner44ecl.
LONDON Ont —ot diliii Mint Bob-
ertiOn, middle-aged fector.y worker,
ii-ei,isod tsith 70-•3ea1-eld , Dr. 'Charles .
CW0. .'of .,1,1111r1lar". 111: Connectldli With
Mary WifItinson's (loath, made 6, brief,
edort appolu,anoe ,thls i Week, hut 11141
Crown was not ready to'propood With
(ho 'ease, Ile waa remanded nil a later
, .
date, ''
Deroqnstration Against' Japani:
,
LOI‘MOR, —,The aeiteriiment 'was
'urged this:woo'k•ond.' by resOlutren:,of.
10,000people, to sedit .ineaps for initor-
110(101111 co7Oper talon Iii preventing,
' oontintiane6 •'er hoinbie!g ot, ghirieqe
ei'viiians by qanaiiiise 111 01"I)
A 'croWthul: inottirrg:;‘ hi Albert 1-1411
• r,Ithiracil. 1110 i040111111)1")expreSsed
itorrer ' And . Condeninitrioll, 0? 111(119
crithinoto ratans .on •noneoitbattitits,*.
hy,.,IttPrineSe• rekies :
Gtied tO LAW'
ai1/tIA(10Itehort-1thrsm>'Wad;
107,f Yn AIloii r ginnt, w1ies1
atlas
"that the „Am6r1Pan' MNlioni
• ,fournal lllltilthith(1 2111 011 ft>10
4ng itestImatod 010ti40
COnlitilittf. inn to11. 011>040rti,:c§(6,(1 Ttn 16
Tird popiftrray tallest human
ff f7 ;01140 1...r.1,n14 Intl) q"; 111 hj
, Stocking t, O1 weighh 426 bo,h•ole
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