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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1938-02-10, Page 6• Sifire; • We st,K have the idea .thrit• libuting WPI by people • want to "oviti hoOleti rather thari• ; by pentf,,440,*rhe wOnlcl. provide t40010,414eacialcTinies., Funny.r-aleit Love, IA . .' An antidote. to .serious, Pesslitism 'Wier: :the ,linnaat lace 'la' to be tined In the fact..tliat:dogd. and also some other animals think ,onite a lot of a great. Many: og,' Speeta-• No4Olisitt The:NOrth- • Thn people. of•the , North: are warm- hearted, :kind,' hospitable! . • But the. 'country its not. The man who ' e01110K With tilt3 Ideiti-thAtt It Will; , • be pd.: worse to he out of *OA: in the . North than in the South SOOp find this a;thistalCe. Poi- his own sake, he have .aolne-•assutance that be can"; secure employment before be tinclertikes ..the hardship ,of the ,:'irmi- neY. here • and the weather. that Will greet, hire; Mil' ' : Literally thoUsende'of' men from the South, the East and the West- have fonnd w0rk,'. and.' nliPertunity, in the. prospeioue NOW recent. years. But there: fa: a BMW to -the PoWer.'Of ' absorption.: That limit. was leached' some time ago Surely. is no- More,: than cruel Ati'held tint zfithie'hopest-te THE EMPIRE Guiler.riss Censor • • •' friend lately ,,received: „a' letter !F°P1 hfOther; resident; in one .Of" ;the pa -entries' new at . He wrote: • 1"1.. will not 'tell, you about the war, aa our letters are sure;.tO .be .read." 'Acres's, the back of' the envelope, out- side,• waeofficlaRY written:;" "You are wrong, yen?' letters are not read."-, London Times,. • .1 To Stop, P Stampede As still higher wa,ge... a,41 more paid holidays Make jobs . in the towns more • attractive ,In this country, sti will the present drift ORM the land beconte stampede. HOW to'. step it? Not by. . saying agriculareis important; not .by extolling the..charont, country .. We've .got to 'help the farmer to 'make d job in the. country ea geed As,' a job 'in' the town. Prosperity passes agri- eniture by because .we de not take prosperity.' to, the conatrYside. Lon- don Dally',ExpreSs.' og Team Brings, Mail From North I First Mail- of Winter 'Taken Out By Priest [FatherIalschernie; of the: Bonnin' recomMetid,,a/S.Weepstaltes,tiebet ,as a • . .• • , 4' a •lef,'. $50 relies,. north Churehill,, • CathoIlc Jut Chesterfield In '• ' :sure a • What, Canies:thi4Losees:' ,.. . The losses. .ofthe.. cena410. .Na• tional. 'RailWaye, are ' net operating. losses. • This; Oar; as -last year, and the :year , before that', :the , Canadian National had atet Operating:911,9 . 1 SS and the:only loss, ,.i.,. , weiri.auffering_fromm11.449,ti_p_0._ tetest.'ehargeS,'-'Well,OOA)olicy.of un - fin. He ;also,descrilied ,fur conditions : :iication• 'nor 'eit ..• ii'atalganitt,Lion *Mild .. along the Hudson Bay 'boast' as poor : or could redr ce a cent Of, the fasa OD: ,.._• out inland 100 to 200 miles they ,were • . . „intetest, :pliargeS. ' The.,' bondholders ,,,better. ' • '' ' ,.' ":'. • ':' . • .•••'`.••;. ' • . iiiiific le; Cen-ciilibbline.tlietrinterest.., C eries News- io..outaest .CotttkvFa , 7,1artitkl, ,,4z:. :manitoba, dreve his, deg .tettni Churchill last Week with the first mali this. winter , from points , mirth_ of Manitoba's •port. . • • ;, Pother puscharrae; Whei-expecteilAo.' return .in a week; said the *triter' .was vet •in his area. and Eskimos • Death of ; a' 171ear-Old: bey Two Little Weide Not itt.:';right nor a line' in the. Brit,. • .. A tS.11', North America .Act is. affected by . Dorninon dovernment's proPosal:Ao • pt luto .force rineniploYment Einem ' Merely -the, two Weide; are, addl.' wird at Eskimo Point was reyeal4 by ,the priest.. While the father was awn3".: oil a trading. trip. to Churchill the,boy .1eft-aledie' on. a linntliig •expeclitieri. • When the blizzard brake he lost ilia Way and was found frozen to death. _:_ _2. eel...te," e eonstitution; niaking7it‘OlearT rotherThisCharme said no Word -had. . . , , - --- been --received- at. Chesterfield from T.:: . , and .definite.that ,the Or bl i . . . . ti6ial...one,..00 which all are '.egrpecl. It :30•04..c9rApAal*,::seem:that the op- position 4f-AllfertriT: Ikte?. Etritillawieli7. ' . and . quebee, to the prenesed,:.legislai• , Con would:. Be fatiloni, 'It the oppesi-'. tiOn ia,,pre.0„ed,7.t,p;.,Catharines' Stan- , . .•, 1‘,...146.,V ; We'ke4.4)1..Cittiew,;Them 'At one Ainin.tl&e ..bwniarsbio of an automobile was a sign. 0.! wealth. That time is notvery longago, but Itilas departed definitely now. • 4 siltvai pf the -1.10it‘d States-. and Canada has ' shown ' that„ ..antoMobile, ownershtD 'among: families with intornee ot less: than $30 ta Week is increasing at the rate of 1;006,000 annually. It is expect- ed -that . by 1940, tWritlairds.' of ' tot cats in .thes•jtyie ceuntries, or more thon. 15.000;000:* them: will he by Perstins :in, the less-than430 .;-=tdmonfon •Journal. • ' • t -• H . Manning of the British Arctic ex-.! peditionis -alone on SouthamptonIsland In •• . . the.northernyeachei.of null - eon BAY, Manning hopes ethes from. Southampton Island to .the inainiand, •An the spring • and .jounieY :to ChtirCh.i • 111 by dog team but the muld weathei and ; poor , 'iCe ,Conditions :iihay,"'; ' • .4 erts evea :et S0:0 ew BritiSh C0111018 TrOPIIY Crefttes Widespread Interest Among Curlers `2.• • •;•• '1'0.411g11.1ft:' , 4 ; HaricliOme, Cup Donated by Macdonald Tobacco. Co. • , Ontario curlers from the smatet towns und, eltihs are being given an • equal chance with their brother devotees .of "besOni and stane'to win the new British • Consols 'Trriphy, this, year.. This will be • emblPinatical of the , Single. Rink Curling championship of the Ontario Curling Association and • will carry with it the :right to represent Ontario in the -12th annual. play - downs for the Macdonald's Brier Tankard and the Curling ChaMpionship of the Dominion of Canada;- '•" Every one of the other : Canadian provinces andall-will,-be'representek-7 at ,the Milcdonald's Brier playdowns which start February 28th at the • Granite' Toronto, declares its; provincial charepiori-b-r-the-i3cinspiet.'"- reline. In order to pick the strongest possible rink to represent Old Ontarib in the Dominion PlaYdovvnsi Ontario has begin split into eight divisions. From the divisional games at Kingston; Sarnia, Midland, Toronto, Oshawa; Kitchener! ,Guelph and :London will emerge the'eight district champs On February. 23rd the group winner's 'come to Toronto for the Ontario-finalsThe-winher-tthere.--will___receme, .the .Trophy, presented, by the Macdonald Tobacco company,, the gold- medals. 40 ,With'it'a-Fid 'the, tight telearry. the Ontario banner. Intel thec:lists for the Macdonald's. , . Ontario has only.onCe W011 the Dominion CliamPl'OnshiP in curling. Western ' ' xn-e'rSiTICiektahieCr: -",inallagnitifiratillion of thileTbIl/1"reacdosneLteil'ael7BvtriitehrTSialvn.ekisafd Play'in 1927; Canada seems to produce the annual winners. .News In Review • • " • Csieatest...Mass Migration • . One : of . the • • greatest maria 'migrations in hninchi7 history haii.begun ,Ircorii- the .• YengtSe River toWnw.Of Central' Chine., • , ' . 'Driven- frota • their lioniee' by Japan's1 • iiiirtisfon, Omintlese. Obi:Mande esp. are 'fleeing over the; highways and: •across country deep lute. the: ' •They are travelling •en foot, In wheel- barrows, ,rickshas, on donkeys, and in . 'Planto ShOot. One, 961 Miles , Into the Air • • ' A scheme for. shooting .an exPlora.- .tery rocket to a ,height of 967 Miles . abO3re the earth, was unfolded at Ne*: • York lea( Weelc • beforea' convention., ,of. aeronautical .engineers. , worlit In Theory• , The idea works, in. theory, Frank 4.4 Malina and .•A. M.L'O'." 7-Cr`filM42-fdtraitittitte Of Tatifinil. , . . . . said 'Ina Paper written -Lor the annual , Meeting of ,the institute, or Aeronau- ticai Sciences. • •or .. Whether; it *ill work in 'fact, !they. • added, :depends on the 'efileiene$,‘ of tlie rocket and lts "motor". Their 'proposedrOcket-7Wetild'ectu-, :ally consist ef:.three'separate, rockets, • One';',Withiii the; Other, to .be .launched "etiaceeeively.. , • . .• • Reaches High yeloeity "A rocket thade: 'UP of three reePectiVelyj.Of .000, 200 and 100 they explained; "the :lightest bang • fired' last, reached a dalCidated alti- tude Of 5,100,000 .feet . and a Mailman): Velocity Of 111,000 rallee Per .hour,'"' They' prepoded, to lanneh the itektit fronia imountain top to save uel bo - cause the high velocity '. of .flight, through :dense lower leVela'!tif the • et. litosiihere „gatiii,ei fuel to be rail*eit'ea ittP.'lloinoe' the thr4e4n4/ne . rock- et had. Cleared denset,. sir, ttierAaid; it •would ''coast" to higher altitudes. . The outeeseet the proposed expert' mentut 41104 would .be (0 gain knowl- edge of meteorniogie4 conditions in - the,. unpar fitrhOsprietes'. ' • , , . 0,0, You Like .our Work?: • „if you do .not: .getariy,• enjoyment ' out • of your daily • job, ar i you do udt;'" et: ,04,,.t0tiriewtni ptece of Work .yett4aVedeme !'. then. you are net'.4htateika:..In- that job.and YOU t11..,•nkt.":4914 Make .ii.'• slit:gess. •of It. • 4:7•„:.-• -7. • • As long aa yOu L0Dklip0fl Y, 1,6" did IX ' tell .in ,thia., • diseatlafied,':.- • 'Why not exper‘Tinetit;? 'Try' a Month.' •• of actually ' showl,4`..hiterest In:the. preblertiS :the busi- jiess you ..areJA 404 will be Oldast'' • antly surpriftedtri ;42.ficite. he*. uh _ . , •yritir outiotik.:pklife will !change and . be*mitol*,-;:kattei4, eatieiled yc will. lie if you iitife4iAW'7,1kpt. •• • • • *here eking begint earlier aid lasts longer. Tr', the htt. Treniblant Sector ••-tlitli Kandahar, .The Tama'. .reatt,'iturtitst downhill 'terrain In Easterit,Caiiiida. 1 25.milee of trailiiinittnetor, SidAciting behind dog teanui,1 Skating. Hockey.. Ctirlinge Ronieback ilidingesaighing,atzgedm Tea:h' ost . • vitality' of, Gray, Snag Inn. 'Write for folder., ,, -A as....„, „J./aka risky& !lips,' Song now., ‘11. Wheider;„ •Mcto an."Diret On the. just-coinpletedAfid-mile•high *ay 'between Hanhov„, and Ichang,' one .. *80Lmile, king; 'column 'nf'.thede war -suf- ferers ,%yae,seaxixecently. IdanY' wera:, Wenien., and . children: • cats end•.hirde ':•mede :a• ...part Of ;,the: strange .procession.. ' coign:it -t471zYNt•Oit"ii,;*.th,41-kit-ariratlde for :#,ntiror . areia and Ivarifraterials..tb'belligetent":cOantries, was given 'first reading In the 'House :01 Cornmonslast WOk. -• The bill. wa. intOrtnced ,,hY.:• • the7 Stet, Hofl C. and is an amendment to the Canada Shipping. Act. , He sald it Would enable each ,:control , to be exercised , if and when if was necessary. . ...^ The NeW'PrineeSs,:Beatrix AMSTERDAM, The;Nether1ad�. -. PrinCeSSjullana's baby .had:.been. reg- .the.'flrst name isfBeatrix;:: chosen because ., of . itd.,,;Meailitingf .11# -timer. of .happiness name is Beetrix nega.a ,,Crange-: Indeafk. ' ar Will Set Back Japan .$3,000,000,0 • TOKYO. -Japan's fighting forcesl last *eek prepared a budget .estimat- ' ed high as $1,800,000,000 to car- ry- the,centliCt. with. China for au - Other year. • . . This',: with previous appropriations; would bring to approximately $3;- 000,000,000 the cost to Japan 'og the first 18 months: of the war Which started last July. '• • Foreign Minister Hirota told Par- liament the indemnity to be exacted from China Will include both repara- tions- usually paid` "e conqueVng na- tion" and compensation for property and business losses ,suffered by Ja- A .:itqalYsed: by Ara. Expert ,Graphologdst Ygur Handwriting Tells All • 'Nixt weelc in this paperi• Lawrence, Hibhert, , 'Jpsychologist, character-analot and Lecturer, begins, a series of. artiCi,zs Ob.,handwrIting. • Hi Will Seni You a -COMI3icke PeVendini Analysis For 10c • Cotnrrientary on the (ligblights of the 'Week's- News , , . PEACH , WITH ITALY: . Fresh moves arounder way •bring. about bettee-relations•betioen• Great l3ritairi and Italy.' Mussolini,: to tell the truth; is hard-pressed for cash, haying spent enormous auma Ethlepid,..:and is 'looking for a little ..flnancial help from • John Bull. • 'Britain, apparently; Will , he glad. to lend Money if for nrith-: ing else than ,to ree ore Peace In Oin IVIedlterrapean,_ I) Italy .1: first, wili have to -comply with, certain condi- Ationsi'-tease.:,,,imiti-Britieh,propaganda, 'among the Arabs 'hi the Near East; withdravi "volunteers" ' treni Spain.'' Again ,,,there are • wheels within . wheels. ItalY-will ,not fulfill'. these quireinenth unless Britaia- first 'receg; nlies•Htle4taliair-conqueat- of,Ethiopia•- end consenta to call the King of : TO RESCUE !If a •tuinor, ,that frinii,!Outer a .highlylinsulatedeountry. between So*. let Siberia ,and • China,. are advancing . turns:Out to be true it •rneans thedeclaripg that `once to the aid of the Chinede. armies • -glneering exPert; „ •ginning •of the. end for Janan. The ' b an 'of st: imignitudc colleets there is"..nothing yqu can de ,ahotit ?It. -.'arrtry-of-stengolela reported tcritu her 260,000. ',men, all ineunted; .thor, ..OgO ' a 09)0 Of. ,greatly,inierier , 'Mechanized eqUipnient has !, to, the alloy nsed today, was. come: froth. Russia' and they ire skilled generally conceded to .h0, -obsolete any - In -the most7,no-to-date-nillittir way.' • ' ee,duxe, • ' • • • , ," . • . Outer Mongolia !eat once under the suzerainty of Chine, and the 'protection . of, the Soviet Union, 'can fight'in self- defensel: against the ...Tapanese;:witiinut- .Initilving the netitrality Month:. • ' The Mengel armies are In a position to make Short ehrift. of, the long-drawn- out. Japanese lines the, north . Of *-Chitia-,-vaud-tir deliver' • body 'blows -Tat the Japanese Ettpire. , ttier kein4a. 1 , ,tithe wilLicome.z„vhcri, ..we he able w Era- -Movie Mty Be “fi "Felt" y n Denner Also Pre.! Erce-,:aa, eon of Pliva?-Y "Tringe IVkCh.Lie" . •InVention. mIthin.tweiity-iirei,t0 fiftv. p.or40.1.1i and Of ;"4,tinjem' aChinqs,", Oat will t-, • ,osholted.:, as; yell as :ser.:n• :hcr.Efir ,eelves, ihte„.thei plat:MA' .4r3 I•°41.q61141q:l.t.e•04;i:lcialtta1teg icY0.1#11Pbclelili'7,761174, Inc an tolt4se', fi. at the ,.flnal seesen ' 0OW • York . tia..e.gilfer4,04,4.• the • Naticital Aeatti. 'of iz,e,yioNiR''' Orr .10004. Pfeares oi, the:United' St,eigel. • • ••• •,,Pictures )n Three ClniPnitons ; iTr Jtlfids'•:"..atartee.jits., talltYY re.: • ,,.: viewing tre.,44.tentiolt of tbe camera; • • then of ',pictures pnved and. then -pletures --that talked, .N.o.1,v -there. hre.: pietnr0e, cqleri threedinien., sional McitiVeS juat, around `corner,: painied as ;\! Prles.tley in" his: play. 417.413.0 Olicy C.Onw-fty§',', bel ere the , moon...Bridge:" News photographers' to see, hear, feel• and smell'tne pres, 'went to. tOwo It, • pictut,e •engravers ent, past and future, all in one flash, . did:. a ,laad-offictk business; tewspaper7 ' Mr. Jones declared, eirpulation figtxes soared.. Over the oven may. come to • where there week end too, railways and:highWays :wIll no privacy -a horrible thought •carried: armiea 'of sightseers, to "X". to„Me,but it may becorhe a ,realitYl" 'Inai.ks the spot : . , . . , . • 25 •to '60 -Years Hefibe , .Wiiile the ..peePle of Ontario. ' sat cliiietlY in' their hones :reading. the ' : VI% 'Iones. later hmiDitil°t1 hi's" rl... ' marks with, the assertion that he he. s;171:nit-iinPgg.'inPatle.eri'l....'lliih.X0(1:6, frihei.als .. wei.e, Heves "we 'actually will have In ..,s, -t -,0i.-zi-eu-.6 .--1,--6-iie-r2-.6.i'itiLP.,,Piez.c.f.it--.-4-w..•• enty. -five,.....,t' 0fi.f.- ty Ye.a_s_ra . Caliveinvol-. ' • wotild.L.eut-off-electrieilight-riervIco. in tislis as IT:'' Wells .1111(1 Aidee Bilx:7' Western Ontario and cause an unpre- -.1eY'llaV"eseri.°- in. their. iinagina- • Cedented industrial, tie-up if' the • plant 1 tive writings. The senies of 0:tbuch" . , at Queenstot were any 'further *dem- and 'fsinell'' . will be added : ,to the-: age'd ' by the iCerjaM. The - (Jute • Vtalkies;'' he declared. • , . _ , ,-over Cenipany plant. just below : the : ... • •diftnsing pe6ume duringromantic 'Already .there are .experiments of ; :arreadY, Tradnea-of--inovies,n. he-teniarlceci. ith the chopping f tlie wind and , Colder wreath el' • again the danger : 1 1 impossible?: No.. , S -Sed ar' ing, at us from .front ;:pages Of the dailies. • Could the .situation, be.en avoided' N� says a Well known. ert- 'Protest 4141itii,..Littiteg, Colts •••., Liberals .aubmitteilte i'aritanienk thjii ": week has beensigneft by 750!066 ',Par 'sone; Sir Archiliald Shietali; leader of 'the Liberai 0ppolt1on In the House dmeniee.s, annonneed:'The petition- 147Part Of the, .Catepaign launched by • the .,LfiSeral 'party ..-urging a r,eturn..tti ,free • :"Goklen Shirts" on ,RamPaiie. MATAMOROS, Mexico. • Soldier") and pOlice, patrolled' the streets this 'Week, as .nesireports reached , -here that armed 'btnds �t MeXidati ;FeaCista,, -'Golden Shirts'':, -'-Were Pillagingand hartitag raflway bridges Alongtrio iVfOx0d,Teicas.,ribriler", tokr ; World Radio :Conference • -"CAIRO, .Egypt. -King Farouk • tali Week opened the World Conference on Juternatignal tadiep telephone: and telegraPhedinintinications,:'Dolegates `'• . . of. 62 .cOuntries, ineluding Canada, . were. present to -hear the...Iting:s brief 'hinging' speech, .• , 7-449 q011.0rt11.1_0_tinVIEca.“91'si'te10. •months ; and is to revise 1 atho tele- graph. aild, telephone tegulatichs by the Madrid International Conven-. 'tion Of 193:4;:-/. .ria. • "Will Neier. COinproiniae° . BARCELONA, • Oval*. ,Premler Juan. Negrin told the, Spanish Cortes .(Parliairient.) .last Week:the' Govern- ment Would never agree :to any. com- promise With :the insurgents. , tone in .danger .of aft :,•-rcilds, the Cotter?: first session this '.ydaryias held' in the dining-roona .of a'. massive mon- astery,perched highiht-therlofty Mont . sertat • ; Monntains about . ••• ,th1rtyfive• mules • • . from .parcelona..,1; : • • 'Wipe • Out Terrorist's: , .-JgRITSALM.,==.The second major. .,Punitive operation -:by BrItlsli soldiers ' against Arab teribrists Within the past year, was under Why in the Jenie 04, 0014 _.twenty ,miles :northeast of Nablus„ 'this battalions 'the, Illitee.,Iiithfis and ,the' Queen's- 9Wit ItO3ral.•••Wedt:,ICent • Itegiment, • aided •by stive Planes, attempted to '• 'wipe 'out a: strong band of terrorists in, the' Mean - tains'. . Soviet Navy Ready iNio.covv.-The revitalized • Soviet Naiy. is breptired 'to crush the enemy wherever , and whenever necessary,' -Nevi '-Dionimiseat Peter ,;A..Sizilrneff deClated, this Week in Open warning.' to "rapacious Paselit" Polera, The newsPaPe,r Pravda, ProinInently, Smirnoff's tecetint 'et ;Mos= cow's new nafat strength, delated that the 'Milted, Statee expanded ,iithia- .Ment ,pregrain cnstlttited a Atm. att.., Swer to. 'all aggre.6sot litktions'; ' , • thug Who had been eating:el:jinni held tip .11 taxi drive Nabbed by the .police' a few minutes later, he was taken to the station and hot' pending identifi'• •cation : •The thxlinan supplied the clue•, of the ".Cailen_hreath It Was the seine thug. . . ' • '. • The moral. is' . . • • • P • P • 75,000 'MORE tloyiEs.::kflirither of the housing commission ;headed by, • Hon. Herbert' A.'Bruoe Mr HO.71d heptiard, expert in housing problems -declared in a public adflress last Week ,at Toronto that,. Canada :needs 1.5;000' • more . homes'If we don't put, the. money into .home construction 1. now," Mr. Sheppard . said; "the' slum prob- lem Will. soon .reach the proportions .Seen in many, "United States .cities.,,,It. will then cost tile -S2.$0 a year to, keep, ' each .fdinilY in the alfim8. We pay, for our Slania :in increased.costa • of hes., pitalilatien;police-and*e-oretectien-- •social,,eeryiee and upkeep • of • 'Mental. , institutions andJails The .slinn menace taultiPitee day by ..clay. And it isn't In ' Canada's large( cities alone, our smallest of towns has its disgraceftd habitations,. hovels; --We 11'haVe,to..face0O----fiaet-- that - something lia.s. to fie done and that . right speedily: -- First Sea Lord LONDON, Eng. -The • week announced appointment of At14:. miral Sirttoger 13aCkhatis6- to be Lord Commissioner Of, the. AdOdirOty. it•Od. ,.Critot of the 1•Talial.gtoit: The emit:int. carrlea. Vith, It the.lioSt.Of ,First Sa Lord,- who ltas be'et ..the suc- ceeds Adtairai of the ,Fleet Lord' (Matt , who riodo Ilrst Sea Lord ' Attlee 1.033, • ' , . ••-• • :}nT AT SANCTIONS: .Ono bypile the League; of-Natioas' feeth are he- lag 'pulled Oitt...and•ita. bite' Made, niere :and. :•inorii-! harraleas. •StinetionS, lts Moat :effectiveweapon in dealing ',with ' ati aggressor'Country by denying that , country the.'essentiale,' of •Var-making, have never realty beon enforced.. An -'"IrtieMtit-iifade-tif-lnit a -Curb on ltaly , when she tiro ,invaded ,AliyaSinia in. 1933 vas TarreSted halfWayby theoh ejections Of Various nationS, and was. not carried' to its „logical. eonelusion.. : Italy. got away •With murder:right in the' face of Leagee Coy:orient; as, Salinn had 'done. three Years before:in :•seizing; Manchukuo... ! '• ' • NOW, small ,iiations' represented •in . the "League are,Calling;: far the '. abaft, ,,donfaent of its, Syatem.' 'of . Obligatori ltanetions, saYiug that the .Leagne cnn 110 long€r•wield punitive power .or !en- force ''c011ectiVe •seciirity . when Abree blg PowerS,,TaPaff, Italy ,aad-Cerinany, are On the outside; - • t •. ' ,The' •generah attitinle.,seelne .to 1)17 '"The.1,4,agtie ,i8 idying •,.'lei.her . go!"..'. . . but, pezzle:' Who lsilled the League.' •• BRIDGE ccEs OUT: ' The biggest news story to break in, ,Canadian press' :circles for many years was the threat- • (hied Collapse, andlater, the 'actual, Iniekling,,of Niagara's fanfous •"Heney- • English. rivers, wash ,more than 606,909 tons ,of. Solid .matter down to tThe sea every rhonth. IMPERIAL TOBACCO'S INSPIRING PROGRAM EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT • On a National Coast' to ,COaat Network veo ItAvl.UEL tov ceit Amp,,,vA dSO4V.• ‹ce. • t . Millions of people have con. fidence in the: blue colour that assures safe,econorniCali satisfactory' heating. 'blue coal' EVEN HEAT WITH NO FORCED DRAFT audh as Maxwell .Anderson,fanciffilly, , • .,:. deserilieein. his play, The Star Wag- . on which Will, transpc,se events; et the past to the present .By this machine lid said, '41 bo' lieve if Will he ',PoSsible, say, to won.. der what the Prince Of -Wales or the. Siden is tot turn -your machine :on them, and Atoally see what. is go- ing• On; ImpOriaible: Why? `Televisitin Is here today, ifet it?". Su atOSt4 ftfte.: Aeronaabeal:-. 'Engineers Fere-...ee Motors able Shpa, to Fly' et Sci.0,00 stratosphere in 'larger and ever. larger like. 'giftaiiiie .*projec.,, P' tiles' across Colt:Went and °Coat. w'Oft.'.., :ph:tared-by: Ongineerif--atteudit .siith annuni ineeting inn Institute of .A,otonaut.to, al. Sciences, 011:, n,t UtiVers(ty, • New York, ,laSt, . • Motorsof-increasing size7-.1Mo-1flite 171 larger:ettuiprrietit; would enahlo tiTe, fatcre .airpianeto: fly long . 'distances : at from .20,000 to :30,000- .inot eleva. tion '.and tarry.' heavy ' ioada;• it was • said. At the snide, .titne;• mere reliable 'Motors' are reditchig thenecessity of installing nuni.rotts" engines : in ..each airplane, 'aecording to engineers'. ' Launched :By Catapult qThe heavier' :airplanes IMO( be.. • leuriched, .froin ,• the ground in some; . manner, and Dr.' J. C. flunsaker,, rector of „the Department ' .ical Engineering at Massachusetts' In- .. titutfi-„of.:,-Tscluxologysti.ggesndilte- nid' of, a f . or - eatanalt.,Vtith assistance;. he 'held, a fully lead- ed 'Shin would: have 1.1esS., difficulty , in . • leaving the idading, field, ' • • l' Deer -like , Animal Strange Mixture • Captured. Intalifoin;a It Hai The Hornsof a Sheetiand the'Mark- . ings Of An Antelope. „•, A. strange animat, with the body Of , .dper, borna:like those .of a ,nattiti-: • ' fain Sheol; and; charaoteriStieS :antelope and other Wild and dentesti.. bated. ,arilitals;, his flnelly, pap,. tilted after it. hail reanted la the Sair: ta'AnttMitriiitain's pe4r,CotoOft;Gtifit.,,,, for several...yea:re,. Confined In it pen 617 116 B?cby Bry. ant. relit:116..1n 'Santa .04 • tanyoa, the .: animal: is attraCting, mach attention." Wfld ,find fleet, it %Was :captured, after, acYOritl'daYe tit traIJln' by W. Talbee. , 'rancho ridert. Ho kiltitedthe aillinal : 'With a gteuecf tothehmis and:linaily stiC666dedIn ri,$)ii.ng',11.. .‘ ' , • Ha 's Feet of Deer ttl.dera of the 1110170 111•6' • siglitod the ti„ninid.1,110ettfyANtro: $ortt.'*,t17N,"It was fhOit.nenily blotk, • Sind..11:1t., .." 'd'ovolO-Ped White spotq o 1t8 tutrip at, .. tor, the ,taehion of. antoldrie.. and tho. borne hoso grown., head :; tith1 that: ,ofti dOotAith tioOtO lino of a dOtile= 'tleate& 'Sheen. lie 'body. .fa uoyetofi :with the brittle: hair like: that Of : dear, but .1170, hear, ta ch7k1y its feet aio trioso, of 6. doer. .,„ Iri Artnenia, the ddit.yniald: .6riuttis, "het gOat-ctOarri btitthi by hariging 1ie' goatgkiii Oh a tL1p7t1 nnd. si;,vi'agiug it to and 7, 2.-••-• ,