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cirst.is iret, ClikteI'
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Mr. *J'n'Oce McFarland sari' the
.:44111g4ter on :the highwaysIs :beam -
Ing appalling: With:a ,apeed,
limit and-perkere that cannot he read,
It Is to be feared that the worst bas
net yet been seea.--;-peterborough g*„.
•:.. ;miner.' • 1.• - • ' "
Thanksgiving In OxfordL
An old hymn for 'harvest theidnigiv-
rimai, (!_lhe valleys ,stand so -thick
'with corathat even; they are sing -
The -curteat report of the ,'de=
pertinent. ,Of agriculture ,eays that in
•••;'dir.ford "a great .many Will have corn
left , oyer atter piles are title
Woodstock Sentinel -Review. :•
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''°". ..'t!'''''V''.'"'''-',:t---t•*-, L ,
minutes •111-anY bialY tlitirenghtare In
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the „uity watching t e,' human,- .b.end
Preashig.:theili
road, -
a Stream Of flapt,:in ving• •:trac, With-.
irey will step into
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all the confidence „Of 'taci;'elitidren, or.
;teraelpaiistrig)thrOlifh4erdara. It ;there
..Lr('' '7•Lf•trc",11!t •i'PrY:IJAC'rer *#4 '''(-',•
11'I,xr.q ,P,O!P 41.11,1}iF9qE1,11,4gp)Piim /g01,,
' :14.)14 .4 tiott voty to 4void 10.0,i. There
Is PearcelY-S•harrlan ftlit that eari he'
:comix.itted in. face .of, each, a WeaPea
,ef,dei!TuctiOn as a bus that the' fail.
to commit. And motorists, it they.are
sinned against, ' are. themselves': sin-
ners, ;although ther rigours: of tini law
.exact troni thent,'atbigher senseg re-
sponsibility than pedestrians iffitallY
reveal: But If . pedestrians , are afraid
'tO use Belisha crossings In •Claigew,,--
and there tead‘doubt that many are—
It Is motorists who have made them
• se., One May See.' too; without lotskin
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very careteltY, many instances of. Self -
'fah and heedlest driving by 'mciterists'
who lane* theinselveito relax .from
' the ceaseless vigilanee, and caution
that is due from them as toad tteere.
—Glasgow Herald. ' t ' • '
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Ci'Aidtki..00BOYOOtt •
•'*'heyaht.t. ainfefit:JaPlin'heettuse' her
military leaders .'are bombing _China
-•Might Work-:•terrible--hardships--mr-the-7-
•:•Wage=:elayea, of ...Japanese " -industrY,`
'Who", .'„wlth• as It Is. WtrP.;
Be4roory., enough to keep body and anul,
• !4ngetbor...;,Oraa.nre' .; country
:.''•.•acercely,....eottid, drive- thenito isvolt,.
ivh11e. tiler are in the grip of. Military.
Spectator,
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g.;. the Wrong Man
.f?,rh4pa • .mualetpaimea*.:alie!'hoiOoia
• ..henauee'. tlieV..haVe• :td.ehoillder their,
•'"pottion„01..the -burden ot..relIet. but
thal the small proerty;OWner, sheald,
haye:topay .teer. pr. flip ekfre. Mills on
the.",fai. Fate ,After alife 0? effort ;and
"Emeriti* indicates ;.!something *tong.
Is beflig penalized .trecanse.,Of.,the.2;
flsof tithero; -ariti".:'•hieagli'no 01,14' of
• hiit. own. That,IO.WhOratiiSystenci 'or
• 0904. lehleilat)OnIs...4f•. fault. • 'con-
-„,"
ceived on false ,premises and has.
• :tentleneY..,.tO-„,keeti: On '"tUe, Process of
,jr-741.110g1,5ePPle. ,i39•Orkr.•-• If there Is ax\y
t44"...7.needs, a thorough overhauling,
it:fa•the and Means devised :for
••• e),,•taitatica",for; a.;.!'d the 'd„:straintion'"
State charit;.—Tjctorja.Colonist.
'f' •!: •,:
•
704fiattli:Haara- F,titnre)
;1,?,erd,:revyeedsitielr!s notable' and. 'ad-
Vent.ereut trin to .the „Far•.,IsIorth,.ot
eetificienee,:.
in- the bnpottance:, :the:, development
,• hat., lies abeteni , if.. will remain �ne'
•":0,44he,Axperierrees•-•••.i.r.i-whichthie-terni:"
•-:-.as--;k1o7cner-G:me-ol -Will -always • e.
rernembered,:":IT has • Certainly Ihitieic,
, ened the intoreet'-ottne.,Canadian pee!.
, ••einintrt, In the -
'• Atone:formation ;that 'Will inevitably'
•fake place and inthe benefit to come
f:. -,em• the develortnent' of nertherri,,te-
sources. -;•,tywi RI.,1306; making great
*teat
:Pree'reep ln the odeveleenient' '
.irottlietn7rjegionto;and With the riehL. •
nest of.. the..resOurces in, Darts. ef tho
Canadian. NO!).th• a'reatly anciWn,.•Why,
shou'!J we not ip'elt, to, a great -future
1'r tkat-part et:Calada;,Amig regarded
• AS:: a'. permetnent;;wildetneee.Whini-
peg , • • •
;174'idit-rcrocybrivoic
,".A.,:ikews.. bete recently repotted , .the ,
fact that in .a :stirvayi of .11id .American
.,4a44-ctqlon garage It Was
• discleeed 'pat, 1,599;900 motorists •ran.
• ma of gas on the..re.adi-iii the 'United
,• States last year; in. spite of the feat'
....that there is a sorvlee station at frO'
''nuent, infeyars' on . all the highways:
The eigninaance Of this is • that it,
gli0517k thatthere a-inst.:ha a ennelder:,
• 'able arm:Min. (if ,tareleatitese and ah-
,, sent.Mitte.ednecs on the (part �f motor, '
' drivers, ' The pictnre, of 1,500;900' ;
era 'on the toads •
fort to ohtain gas is a striking
inent on their inentalitc •'Perhaps thie
noglcct may teein innocent • enough
In- Itself,bat the dilestien that, arises
leas to its relatiertitO.;serimis
, dlsre-
gard Of the rniet:lif traffic. The infer- •
` erica la' inescapable that ouch :irietten-
•) 'non. as 'failute to 'observe the gasoline
gauges:in their ::cars IS alnacist• :certain "
to-refleet itself laniora Settees (Ikea.,
tione....AhSent•initidednest, at arlY tired
er"):pleee Is somethiag,:tO.
counteracted, and elineelally. in.
, the ',di:tying Of, 'entoinebiles. At aay
rate the -fact is worth pondering by
' :need who ,are concerned about tho in.
Creasing nutriber7'of 'accident. on the
h1gbWaYs...brantford.ri4Ositer. '
TI -1* E ElPIPIgE
• :China Unconquerable
• China is an aWkWata (nth id:swat,
IOW, ;Like a String of (MaCerenit, sh�'
Jo i(56 long to EiWallOW Whole, init. also
too tough ,to bite eft short ft If Any-
one fa, ittak, eaofigh to tette One end
between hi teeth, he Anita -'hirnself
, forded, :tO•• 'go on fivreaTioWing • till 'he
se Hunian Hair
Making Rugs
Germany is Colleiting Barbers'
Sweepings for the Manufacture -•
of Carpets
•;_,,,_Me!1y:. a 1;siv
;met' ,nor head -of hair uncut, In her'
efforts to save valuable metals -and to
utilize waste noatters In the Pie*,
tioii ef synthetic materiels. 'Gold as a
stepping or Crown .for teeth isstrong-
ly ',died:enraged by the • German
Gov-
ernm.nt. And its place is being taken ,
. , .
by an alloy Alloy, of . palladiam,a petal 'et
the Platinum family,'Which is cheerier, •
lighter and stronger thn gold.. The.
"neW'illoy for dental contains only
five per Cent Of 'gold; ' • •
• Hair Cut froin customers', head's Is
being''iwept, , up from ,. thefloor,' and
after ,treatment used in the •inapatac-
ture of caipets 'and 'felt, 'Hair of not
-'ytos than one-third of, an:Anch; has
:long been used in the marring or eer.
tain, fabrics; but reee-f. researchhas
shown that :still Shorter hair- can be
„.commerCially_:...titilized... It. Is hoped :to-
Celleet. 'and; use about 309 tons ' etthe
men's , hair every year. Women's lorig
tresses, regularly ,used tOr Making Ot
wigs, plaits 'andbait-nets, Will be used •
or---more-important—comni-ercial-PUr,-
-:poses...in-the-futare ' '
Huge Prone'''.
Lacks Owner
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:Valuable, Land in . • Hungary Has
;Net. 8-een PossessorFor
• .26 Years-.
Somewhere, in B,ritairviney.`,beiakel-
derly i,ettrod!.sea Ceptain:nanicid,Bruce:
for whom the Iiim•garian: authorities
are•tearehing.'HOle,the o*ner„of
vahi-
able On the bfitskirla of Budapest
andlf, he, orhis heirs.:6-, de, not
:1Pgie a crab:a Within a .few.:Weekt. the
:land will be eold'and.the Money will
go to ,tbel,Iltingatien. Revenue, Office.
The lend., 859. sque,re Yards;; lies: just.
above., Valuable' :mineral' springs', ..the
'Water. fiom whiah,Corlialat teraantable
medicinal; Powers. .. • . , ••• •
Not Since. the War
••
When the entheritlei' Werere-asses-
that pert ,of 'the day .tor taxation
'•purposee,, they 4loce.voeoft that • the
.oweer "we's" .thitsing. They gent 1c.int
ilo-
hiand which *ere not answer-
ed 'and: •eVentnallY officials Went along'
toirite§tigetel
•. They fonrid •., erphil'-.cotaage In 'the:
centre'.'of (the property; OeOU loft by, it
caretakeronemed Josef roecii, who.had.
been :•glveti the job in In .1903, and who
helped. his Matter: Certain ilruco, to
dig wells and liettle' the waterst 'brit-
.7„
carneAli.e.:‘Wat, and Cettialh ThOznas,
Andrew Brace, retiirned to England,
•The Hungaruafl ftuthoritlea' have not
heard cithiM since,
• Retired.Sea ',Captain. ,
"The, p.Wner toldf.sta
lie was an Eng-
llsliman,' poach:told the ' authorities,
"He was a retired, See. captain and had
. senle qntine.Y. Whielt he intended:td
IO,OialbrtIng .tlit".initiOtal Water.
, "r- last sitiV Oentain trade,
1914. know that tyli eti7 the' War broke
..ont he left 'HungarY ..and "Went -back to
England,. hae..neVet been ;here at
all 'Since;"
AlthoUgh the giant 'Whistled ;Of 'the
..Queou. • iwaty; Englis)x lLnr, can: be,
beard, five ,MME( tWay: 'they •ate ,•
(id iid.lOW• that they Caned' he, distress .
to the ears of i)itagetiget.S.:
•• Noodled were fit Made ffithyat' •
When the inakin.g a ten ,tias
geed. tlaY'a Work, • `, .
, •
.! • '•••:oreOt!
falooty.4,6,06.•ii1:1"Ohgr,
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in' isaster
sir George Paish Sees Self -Sufficing Policy Ruining All Nations —
Rearmament "Must nrentuallY Lead to War'
The -whole world is following A PO
;Iey .which, if .continneti„ meansdisast-
er for all Countries...without exee tion •
Sir.14491,7ge: ri0Sh.t.1.3ritteli 00!?6;41.9t.t.•':
ed by the Carnegie .0114eWMent .
• faternatienal Peace: ;•: :" • •
•:.• -.The ..PelitiOar.:arid ...00enende sifea,
'tierie.)he 047.4:eaCh. beComea moro ll-
fieult as the other 'becomeemote dlfti-
cult.
Rearmament L•ftreuet: ,eventually •
,
loacl 4 1,' V r
r 1.1•Li7ItT!,2T1,9,4,itte.re is a 04.1i.#P'1. 1
!9.c qi Aq4C1f: iiaq)real'dffrOel-i1.1
Aleit also Ito,. reyOlu- '
•": • '
Government credit, hesay's.: is: real- .
ly tile final -reserve. •ot a nation. and
"the Werld'e recovery has hat &nee •• In
large. nieasure, becat se the 'Wend has .
been UW1* itO ultiinate reserveta.: The- •
ottritts buying,. POivor has been:great-
ly increased by the 'use of theso,ulti,.
eta reserves, and it will he reduced
:correspondingly if ,and when those re,
• serves ceMe toan end and are no Ion-
ger.aVailehle ' •
, . • • • .,
• ,
• Depending. on ,Foreign. Trade ,
Because ; of fear that this may hap -
nen; 'and.the fearof each: nation that it•-•
will not be able, to ,isuppert, its people;
eaCh , nation bee . been attempting,. to
' • ,
•
' becothe Belt:sufficient And it cleyerii-,
richt credit ''is.,exhautteci; this policy
of elf-suffteiency may be aneentneted, •
and thayeault, Sir -George says, will .
-be4priiatien-nhdt-starYation-in-eVerY7
country, for all..nationsltodaydepend •
for the maintenance .of their Teeple,
"Upon the foreign trade ' , which ....has.
gtawn'iO be So bripertapt."
' • Frie-Exehaege•Urged
Nations,. hesays, after pursuing '.a
policy of lnereaaing; 111ter7dePendenee(
Ing to be self -Contained; "and the tort. •
Settumiee. Mast be :Inevitable
unless • the 'policy: can he changed,"
Free .eichaage .Of natural . Wealth'
and of ;capital,tet•Idevelppinent, of the
wealth, is the solution' Sir 'George •sug-
octot avertises
o Stop uic1 e
Is Thanked By 'Unknown. Voice
' Over Telephone'
Desert Murderer.
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y,
BufAtivaiV'Whg $h01.: P01100° golii41."
' ' • With. 'Forrisorieri • ArroW,
Detinl flicitinted &mole
a,.roif.i,oftc1Tblogithegreat,'Italaha4,p9s4;,
• The wanted! -luau is one of the. few.
'remainin ,e-„mernbers., Of the priniitive
reels of Bash/nen,•• '
, .
•
A ,PpIiee Patrol of eight Men Com-
manded .hY Sergeant J. Upton, wltha
. native 'guide,. raided a „camp of Bath....
.men 150 miles' northeast Pt Gobable.'
'The cerriP .Was seemingly deserted '
but Suddenly three arreW3 carne from
•nrah.u.sh,.. one:. Of these • poisoned -
ar-
x-ows hit the' guide, A native poflee
sergeant shot one.--of.,-.-thO--atteckert7
dead:: and the Quiet, fled: •.:
.,The wounded . guide .lived .for two
and a half days while SeigeantsUpton
who , had slung, the .victira acroqs his
eanieL middle, raced for thenearest`
medical assistance.. But the guide died
before •a,,dector .COUld7he ( reached,
Now :t4e, same patrol has taken up
the" hunt for the kilier.'
Chinese Deliver_Blow
SHANGHAI. Chinese military,
sources report that China's north -
'ern' armies„,,spearbeadenne-
ianied ,"Red 'Napoleon,' Chu Tel),
have delivered netunning setbackto
the 'Japanese along a broken 500, -
mile front from Shansi to the sea..."
The reports said Chu teh's veteran
'Eighth flouters, hard-bitten remnante
of Chine's- old "Red Army," had cut
through‘ the Shansi border into Ho-
pei Proyince, and were 'attacking the
Japanese froin, the rear. •
" thanks doetor for year ad-
vice, it , was • kind 0? 'top to take the :
trciableof: trying, .to stop a. distressed
:wonian front' dominating suicide." This
. . . „
was the. riloss ge,flr. 1teou,r1.0_,Fontaine,„,
,..04uebec:.inedico=legal ;eXpert,;,r,ecelyed
froan in unknown- WoMen,'OYet the
telephone. ' • ' ' ' : " .
Thedoctor, tried.. in •vain. to check,
the---)telephorre-mmitrer,butlin-learired-
--that-the-call had -ccme- over-aIi-auto---
The call leaves the etintinOlogist •
perplexed because ,he does ',netknow
v.r.hertber the 'Mytteripus, Wonian:oir the
telephone was. 'the 'Woman who Sent
hini; the letter' threatening suicide On
Friday, or -Whether :it Was 'iutt'a, citi-',
zen who was pleased".with the in '•
111 Whicli• he had bi-:Ought. the •inattet to •
blic,
, • Unidentified. 'Woman' ,
• 'Dt.,)Fcintairie has 'beeh'ihe recipient
Of ,h,undreds. Of lettersandtelephone,.
calls. at his heine 'and', at the 'medied.
legal laboratory offering ' him • caeh:
contributions; ranging. from 445 to
1? he could identify the unknown
wom-
an. In acldltlon, ,there • hive been '
scores of letters offering positions. •
The doctor offered, hit :thanks to the
Senders of all %these . messages' 1 of -7,
goodwill and he had-deciaed to take
a hand, himself in securing a position,
for the; unknown beside beeidee-igiVing` her
thebenefit of all the other aid offered,
should•lie .siicceed in 'hailing .her.
At :the Present time the -.doctor' ie
wondering, if the wernaia is -dead, or
:whether' his aPpeal. was Made in time
to save her froth self-dettractien:
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Commentaryon the.
.Week's News y
dal**, InCas 1V445101
The British Horne.Office last week
practised witli hal4e8 in a nursing
hP.Mii, at HaWkellarst,„' Heat, as, medela
;4hgL;keet of Great 140.
-7?i,Iii.iir----''4.ia737:0414; ;4' :t1i'c-:;;;i .t.4%
xerao,!4:-.),gioe; wo thlnk, eteee: ahouht..
,..ariPther war hr.aelc. out, is It net the.
:baba iri Mins who Will get 'Abe- 'Worst
• 9,t1:0!
Stocl( Market Toboggans,
• •
r!Weatenedby a steady retrcatqlsince
zti•47.:A4g,.usty,,..,:flo New tork,),,Motitreel••
and Toronto stook •thariq4s Went diiwk.'
before a: selling whirlwind lust ;week'
'into the worst crash in more than four
years.„. Losses in some leedihg. Indus.
triel Issues mounted as high as lig
a share, .and' sixty-tive, per cent, of the
,gains et the :past • two • years were
• wiped out.., Though the eause, of the
:Crash largely remakes a myttety;:aeme
euthoritiee. Warned •the undue ,optira- •
.10Witt‘ the beginning of 1947, And the •
excessively glowing reports .on bilsi-
--ness7-that-were-Tniede---atthat tlme;
:President Roosevelt: refused to inter, •
vene, would net close the ' Ne* York
. exchange) nor lift trading restrletiOnS.-.
"The dayti-Illowing.the:'cresh.,however,
saw a; revival of the market when huga.,
international investment trusts, with
bllhions OfIthallarala resources Stepped"
in „and. bought from • speculators Who:
.werOfrantle• to. Sell; It :was teated in
lidmesuctriers=that re-naajor-'deireasion7
would folio* Close upon the CIAO', but
It is now Pretty-generallY felt that
the set -back Is only temporary. :
'4etw.efia , the ).1jOinialeti" and tho:
Proy-
lnces—ln other words, "IreePiag Can-
ada .upited"—inay he Solved -by the
Royal,..Commission on Dorniaioa,Pra' •
chit R.etarrineT•bendecr_177ciliefl-
- Jnstiee-7Rowell. in- thel:eplitleitettre
'4,4,44444
turned .troni. a confecnce ataeneya, -
S,Witzerlend.. "At the, present time,"- ho
4�. have as outbreak et Beetles,' •
• • (diem, in Alberta.that l fore:001e? •
. • ` •,, • ; "1")
't
Campaign Aglq040.• CZObrYIF,111;
), 1)(*4),ceaseItti gni r
the.
CzeChosloyal4an -Government ea' long
as the Czech policelceptinue• to doWn
Pre -Nazi demonstrations in that &ma -
•tri. ,The:+Oerman Government alieges
that the German minority In Czecho-
slovakia are receiving brutal treat -
meat at the heads of the police. The.
pro -Nazi Agitation: in: Ciechosloyakia
has, of course,' the, appreval, ot the
. German dOyerninent which hopes •te
gain .independence for the. :teglea in
which .most of the:Czech:German rain=
ority live.
Asks -Improved, Banking •SYstem
.president Roosevelt speaking at
ceremonies dedicating 4the new Fed-
eral Reserve. Bandies at Washington
e, 1-,7-143----'vernment or he
United States inustOinprove and co-
ordinate credit machinery if it is to
-"achieve and maintain an enduring
prosperity, free .:from the disastrous:,
extremes of booms :and depressions"
The' banking 'system will have to be
further • improved; 'he' said.
• SecretarTiHull VisitsaCanada." .
OT,TADA.-7L1United States :t Secre-
tary of State Cotdell'„Hidi,.,arriVed
at Ottawa on a visit to Governer -
General: Lord Tweesnauir, was given.
'the :usual colorful reception accorded
distinguished , guests, ' • I •
'Prime . Minister MackenZie King
and .Arthur :Redfern, '•paivate Secre-
' ta-ry '.td the .Governor-General, head-
ed- a -,partY-Ter-efhciala-Vilici,-greated
•.Seeretary'Rell when he stepped from
his private car shortly, after noon.
Premier 'Mussolini,
rennieg„tm against a_dangerena_Brit.7_,
isii7itirench front, suddenly • droppedhis defiant attitude and agreed this
week ` to ' collaborate in a' plan to '
vvithdraW :Fascist lilackshirts and
other foreign "volunteers" from
Spain.
11 l)uce's Conciliatory gesture,
which, came as surprise even to
Italian diplorpatr
hopes Of solving a three-way deed-,
lock with the Non -Intervention Coni.
mittee And averting a crisis 'crammed
with possibilities of way.
The Non-intervention :delegate's'
q ,
uick. to 'seize upon Italy't consent ,
to 'sending a -neutral "yelunteers".
commission to, Spain at 'once, agreed
that it constituted "a substantial ;de-
gree of progress" and aSked that im-
, mediate steps be- taken to put the,
proposals: into operation.
May Solve :OUr',Biggeit Problem
Canada's. ".greatest : problem'
• Ind-
ing A satisfactory .hasisfor relations
. Italy Capitulates •
Fliadi-ng that he &mid no longer stall
.on the Spanish war Participation issue,
'Mussolini, after giving all the corm-
• tries. of. ' the ,world a bad scare 'last
week, dropped his defiant attitude and
'agreed to co-operate lii clearing Spain
of "volunteet" fereiga._„troepa,_pagett
, -
7115-iiiiiinet a formidable Biltish-French '
• !tout, he disboVeree that '
• from his belligerent attitude w-ei the.
onlyway out. Thus another ernes.
cranimed with possibilities of war was
'averted. )
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Itca• lir•
Radio Station
New Tubes Will.Be 1404 in, 111.40,
toric Island's Single' Short,
Range Transmitter
, , ,
,A throw back to the daYII...et the hs
fOrY.thakiiikmatiny or the Britielt .tii! •
gate Bouny is to,be found In the;lite•
Of ' the, 'Petit:et( of: lonely. rritd.,,pacitie,:, •
Pitcairn' id1O.O0,, Whlch is jal1y 1n;--
triabitod"ly. t4,9_0140,eig14110.1..MctrelTer. .
'wora.:44rot bo.00' roocityo4,1rom...ottio.
„leis -Of ..the-JteA Manufacturing Comp.•
•,.-any, that :they Were ..preParing-tp.,•
'Set :et traneDaitting and, 'receiving •„,
.redle,• tube's.; te,,,Pite,Oirn.latand for
In modernlzlng It -lone ratilo station, •-'
;.-*40pSIP!''#ft,'!11!.fr).4,1.=',10•111.P,4.,P41,.,:h or;
. r; • 1 I 111 ;; I
sertTaught Operators
MC, call letters ofthe-island's only '
radiostation, It in charge of Andrew :.. •
Young, chief operator, anty 4 .group of
assistants, all of"whoin ,ore Self-taught
•In Morse cede auil :iadre technique:
.Alaa 'Enrich,' ,Writing in a recent ` ie.
"
80 Of QST; :recounts that. even, the.,
ehtidten of • Adamstown,' the only .y114' ;,-
.1age on the .Isle, are proficient .:Motse,' •
;experts, sending messages: to . each.
other in" the cede With whistles: .„• '
. , Talks toH,•Ohlpi ,
Young's , Mtn& station has )been in
operation: 'Sinai). the early 'giro .and pre,
Yiens•td lit present modernization,OP,
erated With one •iitorege battery, that
had be sent to New Zealand, to be
‘.•)reelier.ged when, its, vower• ran low. But !
Pitcairn Island' ',hasbeen threatened 4
with even More Isolation from the. out.
. •
side world because the elinplasrYstal,
-1"-Adio •,receiver and spark transmitter
are almost completely outmoded., by
the modern • vacuum 'tube, radio Instal. •
.lations on Passing : ships. • •
• 'Yetiee; :hes Made' it his task, to
range with • sh ipinastere to,.; sten 'at
taim,e,near ,dietenee from the :island, ,
He talks' with . vessels Within, a. 409..
mile radios; of.' the.. tiny' isle, •and ' has
oe-cAlapn rece ve mesineees• from
ye -stele "1.009 :Mlles away. Rad1i:0101.:
regard :.this a; a -reinarkabh..featecin•
.'
sidering the age:of. his equl)ment.
Kellogg:Brands:Iv
'Deelitrin" that he 'eon! e (mei
apari's present policy ..• in: China;
•'"neithet Avith the •letter nor spirlt Of ';
" the Kelloggptiand Pea('' f"Acti" Frank'
„B: Kellogg; co -anther of thepact and •
former U. S. Secretary of -.State,• said
at St. Paul,:Minne'sOta,' teat 'week,,,that
the hope pf„the 'tor peacede.
bends' uppn'the ,fhithful .adherence of
nations ,•to t
hei Pligh r id werd•-• The.
-sobiety, of 'nations can exist only liven:
foundationof;mutual-ionildencer-he.
believes. - • ' ,;' : " •
Monday And. for , the • first part of;
Tuesday's trading.' , It wee, generally
• agreed on the floors of ihe,exchangee,..
•'1 in the brokerage houses And in ,bank-,
leg quarters that trading later in. the
, week Was healthy and 'confident in ,
' r Markel') .contrast .to the • "jitters"..1
More attention was bell* patd to-.
intrinsic values and to uk-terT;
prospeetsOf ' companies.
,
Aral; Attacks Centiiitze
JERUSALEM:: •-• Elusive snipers
kept alive t e wave o terronsin in
the Holy Land this week -end by a
-seriesiet.attacks...in hallowed Biblical
settings: ' • •
4- The new attackswere a- continua- .
tion of, the outbreaks whieit' have '
.teeillted in 'thirtYnine death—:six ;
jewsazid, thirty-three Arabe since '
, ,
Greet Britain, as mandatory power,
proposed the partition of Palestine.
July 7,. • - •
- '
Autonomous Mongolian: Gov't.
: Formation' .or an 4.1autonotnens"
-Mongolien • ,COvetriment in North:
China was announced by a Japanese'
Snokeeinen this Week. . , •
The Government's Capital' Will be
tweihua,.' ip ,Stiiyuen province, and
.PrinCe. heredity ruler 'ot the
.Stirinet tribes, presntnahly will be its '
:heed.
The Market Recovers
,
Stock markets in Canada and the
United States this week •continued
the vigorous rebound :which started
at the low levels of the security •
Price avalanche ,Whieh 'thiew the, In-
vestment world,inte a pante fast
Italian Capital T4ed.,
-ROA/IE.—A io per cent levyon cor-
porate capital to pro:videfends for lin-
%aerial: development l armaments was
decreed by the Italian Council of Min-
isters this vieeliIt isexpeeted to
raise between' five and six billicin:
VUntoYet taxes Were raided libm
2%t�;3»etcent'. iiith-ininer stainp
rhine-o Take Preeaution• s to Halt Invasion of Japanese' Fleet
,
Ono
of 8tenniora that'
(Jhiiia tc treVbra• the' InvOgili8A
. i :hope to,tha*tOte0a1;41V.O.".Y; SO
)."
;
;40o,
• •/./,4,K
i
have: been Sunk in t angpoo
1.aTuthrige ttoo trihrits Utiatreant •
•
tanqings of Ja Dahoile tfoOlis an
444.4 , t
-
River, opposite*the'1,3und in Sliang.„
Ily blockfrig the riV,er, th� defend!
.„ , ,
tt.
duties added. ,At the same thee a
Moire to attract foreign investors Was
madeby nacal, conteseions and "free- n
-dont from debt duties for 20 years, on
capital corning to Italy befere ,Decem-
bet 31, 1939, together •with a declara-
tion, that such capital cannot be so
.questrated evealn time of war with
out indemnity.L.
Brazilian Unrest •
RIO- DE" JANEIRO, ' Brazil—Faced
with giOwing political unrest! in Rio.
oyayru do7Sul state 43 a..consequence
of the resignafien of Governor J. A.
FIA•es da Cunha, President Getulio
Vargas this week decreed. Federarin-
tervention. -in that southern state,
• Gen: Eurico Daltro Filho, command-
er. of all militaryfoices• there, was
named intervenor for one "Year., ,:
, .. •
•
Famous Seientist-bead
—...CA-MI3RIDGE. d Ruthei ford --
one of the world's leading Physicista
and director 'of Cambridge Uniter-
:"aitY't famous Cavendish Laboratory
fot, the past 18 years,i'died 11118'1w:eh;
eked 66. Lord Rutherford was Mae- .
• donald Professor ef Physics: at, McGill,
1LTniversit3', IVIontneal, from 1893' to.
• The,emlnerit seientist, winner of the
Nobel 'Prize -ler chemistry in,. -1908,
failed to rally, froth an abdominal
op-
oraflon. • •
4
Sarrauts.Apoointed•
PARIS —The Fterich) Governinent
has annoeneed • that apPointment. tit
forniet Premier Albert 'Sarrant as di- ,
teeter, ef French North African 'affairs
restated' from a loss of newer by 'local
authorities because of. •"top ;Much In-
terference and outside !Influence."
The, Cabinet named, hirn., to the ne*,
pest and' gave him poiTora"of ••".tontiol,
Arid coorditaition'? .ergeneral policy
hi North Africa..
Trinidad Buys -afore
Horses in.Canada
Canadian,. hdraea of.the 'eaddle tYPO
ate :ptoilag-emineritlY:'satisfactork for
constabulary ..vvork: in the Britian #est
Indies: ' A ‘ship'meht: of ,12 1iore, 15.3
hands high, • Weighhig apptoXimetel,
..1,150 'neu"nds each and from' 4-td..9
Years" old left. Montreal en 8.enteni er
`MAU for the Trinidad Voilitalnitary,
,Ing the fifthconSeeutiVe annual 8100., '
' 0011 froni Canadathat-bas been, Medd
to that isisea.am.barliadOesi'The
bor-
303 that Made no` the reeent,shiPriient•
like the; other font Olpfnente; were
all. 'hays and ehe(d.hitte; nab -allied 'toe
'saddle ntiriinaea, They were nureliehed
in. the braninten-and..Allai drift. Oat,'
ark), :breeding . stittioii districts,
Were pertenallY,delect&f. by Staff Son,"
,gOant 'Farrier .Of the Vrinidad •
ConstahularY.." •'
: So settsfacter.y, halo 'Canadian hors-
es Proved; for denetabiderY Work. in .
Trinidad and flailiadOeft that it Is tie!,
dOestobd that, all hank') rnipplic's 0?
mouifis lot the 'ISlandit Will be honglit'
( in Canada.. • • , ,
Coileae' Meht Need
"Sell Therilsehres"
Are So Ax!visea by - sttr 7-n
tuffra isIn:eiig
.Need.ior Siiccezs
,
1.5Womne earl the ;' peeseesion:, oI
krioWled7e theitinnly linYe been Mond -•
by •educetrra to.,be,not: Al. the Mtar
'0110e:ss 'for a. college nian.
- In a repot 01 '.,•'erneiceTreent,ef ea.'
leite gradUates"'iseued tV the Univer-
sity of :Buffalo., inVestigators .declared
that It ,becorning More and more Ini
portant that "graduates' !'sell 'theni.,. ,
Selves."' . " • '
. .
.. "At the close of the denresSion,".
• . • • .
°port...said. ....„ .
-theu!',Ir-inntrle-Vinent..fi.gures maY -sun
•:Daes:•tliete ,of,. the • 19211429 Peak,. rean7,,
:
college graduates ..;nre-ilestined: bl
'frequently .oneinplOye'd,.pr to ,.hold • Pe-;' .
sitione:Whielt Are ''ordinarily filled,
lees well-trained peonle.•.. ;
• • Einpleyers.Flequire. It
-"Empley,ers. through' improved i per; •
sonnel serVicet; are requiring that the:
graduates ‘Sell4emselves' More thin
''1 his ,means partly the possesdlett
of good nmenere, neatnets, confidepco
'and apparent ambition. Above al) it is
. dependent on submissive willingness
to -Work hard 'as an apprentice."'..
• • •The report stretsee the imnPrtance
."personality" , in the graduate's
Make-np, stating:.
'"In !Spite of the ,frequent criticisms
Of 'Unreliability of general ratings Of •
pertonality. (by ptefess.ots), each type '
of indleator , seems' to have • decided,
'merit in predicting later succees.'.'.
Oxygen e"
Will Slice Steel
'- A fine streainpf,liquid ixygenisthe •
,,lieWest 'knife" forslicing thronglithe,
thick 'steel•glrdert, betund,: alatee _arid'
!:rails, It Isrevealed in it patent just
granted At Waehingten ,to 'George M.
•
. ,
' Deming:of East Orange. 'NJ; " •
'oxyken' "knife" will ,
Cat` through greater thicknesses of
'metal than, It has.' been peasible to cut'
heretofore, says ,the' Inventor,rwhnee
,nate.nt liris„been' assigned to the Air.
. Reductieri :Company, Ine.,.Of New tora
in eating, a .eteef •girder, :the !Tine
molt, Which the mit is to be made Is
pitheated to kindling tetnheratnre by
it het. gas .flartie. Then the„liqUid'oxY),
:geu. otrot'o” is' drawn oyer•. or tether • ,
diretted .agiiiatt tha heated riPOL The
t'icnife" ciifs, sinoothly'.and .fitepit bY,
rapidly Oicidfilag and 'ineeliaol-Cally, dis-
integrating ;the Metal..
Streamt Of '•LiqUIci Oxygen
. ••The IlqiiIcl oxygen slipply Is kept 'le •
rt email lieht-hithilated tank.,-• .,A pipe
froyjj ot the tank tanete Oft • .
into •ti liotie,Wiiieh is ODeired'aUd eles!.
ed by a needle Valve: It Ie tlirough this
11OZZle: that; the fine Streain of lIquUl
oxygen whidlt ,totttio the ilturfew lij
rotted unfrov•profiaiireigahiat the „Mei
tal to he cut.jets through vhich shoot the hot flania
!
that. heats the. :metalalong the line ct
eattiam Mt the 'meOhaffithiti i aeteintili
.ed to fella A &Minket Milt Whieli: Min
ho tholrOd: 00.4611006m, to wakeaii,y!
alto orf3.filiDe of eta ' •
• '•
s0; •
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