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• ..COSTLY PROPAGANDA
'is:'estiinated that the Nazi.,Ges,-
.erhmerit, spendsone ,hundred million ;
• dollars Millman)! for propaganda at
, hoine' and •abroad.-Brantfora
eitor;
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COMPULSORY HEADWORK•
The •suggestion was Made at. Otta-
wa that Canada adopt a 'compulsory _
voting scheme similar to that used by
:Auetralia. There, Would be Much to
commend tbe, proposal if prevision..
could be made..fiat compulsory think-
ing on the part of the electorate as '
ivell;-LohclOn''Prec„•Press.
SOMETHING TO DO WITH It
Employees over 40 are found hap-
pier On: their • jobs than .theary tinder
40,, some great 'United . States intelli-
gence has discovered. :Of course,' it
doesn't mein anything to him that •
those over 40 have survived .war,
a couple of depressions and are still -
at work, does it? -Hamilton • .Spec,-.
tater. •
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140,000;000, APIECE ,
.With Britain and the United States„
both' engaged, in rearmament pre-
, grams, one of the features of,. naive)
Construction is the return of the bat-.
For a time it was argued
that the advent of the., airplane and.
the--74eVelOnirierit-'nVthe submarine ,
*. -had' Made •battleships 'too vulnerable
1: and that they were a "thing of the
.a Cost of '$69,000„.000
Sarilt Daily Star:
EROADENING THEM OUT
As we have ,remarked'On 'other
easione, we -should like` to see our
public me/1i Meinhera of Cern-
nons eeijare--ahd . the ' ' Legiela
, tures, do. more 'travelling. Malay of,
thern, • ' unfortunately. . '.'seldoin. stir
/rein their °ern districts and are
therefore unfamiliar with the Amos-
'Yhere • of 'other areas: • 'We; believe it
should be part el their duty to thor-
oughly fathiliarize themselves , with
all Sections and thus be in •a* better
:Irealtieri to intelligently •consider na-
tional and inter-provincial..proZlems,
cause for which 'every goodeitisen-
...,•:;shianidAe_strivingnitiOnal-iiiiity.--,-,,
Windser Star.
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NEWSPAPERS WIDELY READ ,
Statietiee.reteal.that there are 2,-
,
:253;7.2..9"-hotleehelds in Canada, • The
,:cirCulation,of newspapers all told in,
,anade. is ;2,240;061, one isn't„'
far out in „saying that Practically, ev
• Over the seine geographic area
there; are .1.09,101 radios. • All of
which :gees to. show ,thpt more than
half the homes :do .not : bear broad-.
There are 419,9,90 radio e in Chita.-
ijorrips and g71,1,3/ 3 in Quebec. ,
The fact tbat.'praCtically everyone'
reads •• the newipapers nuts them at
the head of the list of .the' various
publicity ,inedia., That is. why ,shreWd
,adVertisers favor the newspapers to
'get their :nieslage, across - to tha
greatest. mfmber ,
ener Repard
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HIGH COST OF _CRIME g
1 .1§S116t1-1. Gov-
' , •erninent depaittnetit at. Ottawa shows
'that the 'average cost of a prisoner
in .the. establisliMents .of the
ConritrY, is over a day; or in round
figures about $15.6 a year. The ',33
covera foods, clothing, heating, build-
Salaries- of Wardene-and-guarda •
and othei tnaintenanee costs.
"Mani, a,-,,youhg° Juan and, woman-
livitig „an hOneSt, life and doing ° a
geed ;44e.s .;,!,,fYric has !tci exist on leas
than n4 a week:. , yliere , are thalls• •
ands `of prisoners in the..stateingtitil-
tions, go that. 'the cost of crime to
thc-cptintry is a Very serious • matter
indeed:: On top Of that there are
prOviticial ,farnis; and reformatories, '
• and a; police force in eyery'townand
city: public ha A a deeP, interest
doWn !Grit/ie.\ and every.
preventiVe method 'shotild be tried. -7,•,'
' St.' Tlioinas Tinies-Jetirnal:
Rule ,Carts Bah nqd ..,,-
Undek Rio Ruling
iuo llt,•JANtil20,,%Bras!1.-L. Rfi
:L.'de' 'Janeiro is likely to. beChnia,
boidele'ss and muieless.'citY if a new
liniunicipal tilling is .6beirodi '
The hutss And ,InigAr was pushed
by the automobile, ledying only
'Te mule and cart, Used primarily for
he hauling of coffee from the Wate-4
ciblielo. the steamer.. ,
this conveyance, under the new
ling, no longer Will be allowed in
he central: Seatirni :seethe ,eitY Start.,
ng 'heart Menthe!' MeitedVer; .the.'rega.
atiOn proliniltAtOtiles' wthiin the.
Ity; •
rff4'EMPIRE
WHAT PRIcE NEWS? ,
. Think Of the price of neww. Two
journalists : are blown to, bits of Ter-
uel, by* a shell hitting their car, and;
in thelast feW, Months, twer'jOnrnal-
jsts have been killed, six nwounded, .
getting the news for you in 'China, DO '
not forget, as you read' your news-
papers, that all over the world neWSr ,
liaPer Men are taking chances. t� fill
these eolumns. for you. -Sunday. Ex -
Press, London.
POOR LITTLE TuaKsl
The schoolgirls of Turkey are in
for a dull time if the Association of
Head Masters and HeadMistresses
/melts. way. According to its recom-
mendations:no giri may go to the.
cinema °except ' with an :adult relatiVek
she may not talk to any young man
in the street except her brother,. and
if any slain attempts to ,talk to her
the affront skint& be reportedto
parents ,or the head; master forth-
with. One ;Might be tempted to think
that Pasha Grundy' or his wife had.
tombe.c1--the-.Statutet-ef_-Ciarford--Uni--
veraity, for their list of prohibitions.
In Oxford still, no doubt, the proctors
ask politely- to be introduced any
damsel ' with whom an undergraduate
is seen in nubile eintiperee.• All this;
oecearse, is done. to pi otect/the.male
from the predationti Of the intrigu-
ing Sex, and it weal(' be little wonder
if Turks, with their queer inversions,
had 'simply' reversed •the ' rialesin a
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girls from ' innocent men. -- Cape
erment o
ort
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Improvement Of Stock Necessary
' ,to Offset- Trend Towards Poor
Quality, • Claims Principal of
,Queen UniverntY—AwlikeP-
Lug' Is Urged.
,
entleciel.tenese ;mast , be
4.141telleti to the Peed; of development
of an, improved stock Pi. R.
iOcei principal of queen*. uotvetelty*
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emphasized in an agdressbefore the
_CornthuiiIty Ileal th :Aasociation, 7 'of
e
TorontoGreeter in the :AaderttY. 'Of
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Medicine: • .• • •• •'
,4RotnetirtieS, we worry •abotit the..
propaganda spread ConntrieS.:.
for the 'purpose of (raiding/the young
People to DOI/de a, Strong race. ,The
,rnotive; lOtot alWayethe best, but ••
am. not mire. but .86Mething• of the
same Peneelintriheee: is needed; ,here,"
.cotdrainted the .speaker.
. College. Graduates' Few Children '
"'Recently, a' suiyey, Was ''made Of •.
the weineh graduates of ••, a United:
. States': college., The, 'average number -
'Of 'clilldrea of each woman..,gracluate,
was ..8 and In caie, of themarried.
, graduates just 'slightly over one. That
meant , that many- Of the "..WOmen grad- •
hates..had not, married:. The average
numberef',,foreigniliorn., in Toronto 13
four and flip. Now; we aro not shahs.
But .it Is . the eaie,l.statietically.'
° en, . that the sons ad daughters of
professional ,men and women .have
rtione. inuCh--better-oh-the -average-thaw:
the ,ebildren • of-parents-iess well•
:fifilliiPaPxecida:•, a. promom that Is not easy;
to „deal with •unless by deyeloping, o
owe cooselo,efotees,...we:. are breeding
away -from one tyPe.'.rit :steak' into aniother," sald the Princlpal,„
-,adding -
that he Was net sure :hut : that . this
problem I of • improving ; the . race was
the, mostProfoundly important °At •
se weshouhd see toitthat as fa
aa:possihle there ia.a leavening • of the
: "Leavening of .the Race"..
a s. City. Dangers
to produce ' -the best. stock .:Possible •
• • .; Man had nehesitatioh In. attemPting
orse-Tlian Jungle when It was a matter of ' cattle, dogs'
, . and-sheepTiurwhen-h-111.--11'-
.
. involved; he Was teeth to do anything
.
about It. -OfTcourse, said' Dr.', Wallace,
, man was primarily a sPiritual and
,
"Bring 'Ern Back Dead" Sp.
men Colkctor Ductile*. Being
Bitten By 'Vampire Bat.
A scieritific specimen collectOr who
"brings 'em beck dead" recounted a
kale Of 'modern adventure on a 13
months' safari' into the South,Ameri-•
Ameri-
can jungles. -Emmett ai-
_sistaht curator of birds /or qldeago's
IY1
e • Wen with
the l " o aahgelinlitii:in* 11
t 6
al 'be.
En hd and Eyda Vetcht.
little' known sciehtifiCally. about his ,
spiritual and ,m,entalAevelopraent, 80
the.nrOblein was greatly conalaiicated.
..but, be urged, "the. thoughts of all of ,
•!should ' be tarried' in the direction
Of .produeltig the .best raper that RAS.
pOseiblo: to . Meet the ,prohlStes. that
are to be faced."
News In Review
Pict/OE:1'
'TARLINc-Adolf•• Hitler this week,
established, one, of his closest idyls-.
ers, Propaganda: Chief ' Waiter Funk,
as EcoPO4110- Dictator to wPrk With:
Field Marshal-Herthatin Wilhelmgoer:.
ing in •Tegimentiag German industry,.
'Geering,Who:teniporarily tools, over .
the. RotiOniics, Ministry last Nev., ZG
:When Per.Etiehrer'.acCepted the ,reeig,...
••,tiation ot ',ACting,.:Miniater Meitner
:Schaeht,.'hatided' .over... the .office • to
Punic, but it vitae' 'evident that Goering
would, continuo to play a, major Tole in
hullding np, a•military dictatorship to
doininate econdinics and industry.
Dies In Greece
ATHENS: -Prince, Nicholas,. father
of the Dueheis of Kent and thircl son
of King George rof 'Greece, :died last
weekcontent his long ..end•,
ed. He was 66. ' •
His last words Were: happy:
to die; in ;My belovedhebuntry.”
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'Annuli' ant ;Over, Padkmic Law
OTTAWA,-,A'.'suggestion 'Made by
Opposition Leader- Bennett that the
, .
Government hear legal arguments be-
fore reaching • any, decision on dinl-.
promised beasideratiOn In the House'
of Cohn:aerie this 'week by JustieeMiii,
ister•Lapointe„ ' •°°. • • ..
So far ais he was ii.Ware: Mr. Lk,
pointe.saidit had. not beep; the cus
tom to,. :hear. --fioeli--01,•ignietifr---Out-he-
•!‘look. into, the Matter".
, . ,
bor Legislp, iio,n Yet
°
and LaborCongress ef, Canada to
have-the7HephinliTGOVerrittieariSpian-
Set legislation that. • Weald protect
workers', in •orgriniziag into trade
uhitins .ann. bargaining collectively are
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111111k9iY7 to meet with. oily; more . sue.;
cess,--thie=year-than-they-did=-It-yea
ago,. it Wire reported 'last Week
Women's .Skating Crowns
STOCKHOLM. -Megan of
England won •the world women's fig-
ure, skating Championship, edging .cint
her favored countrywoman, CecIlla
2colioeod.ge,,•!jeforis: a crowd of hearty
Bilis Taylor scored 1.991.61 points :to
1990.7 for 1:i'er ;dell. .1 '
Hedy Stehul,, Austrian barn_ _star
now living-in'the; United-, Statel,. was
hird, ti.ailed Gladys • Jagger_of
--faced and declared' the jungle from
which he havjust returned was les
perilous than big city traffic. But he
-told how a jaguar trailed .him, he
caught-analaria.-and-&-blood-draining-
vainnire bat bit. '
in Om
Makes New
Girl Is Able to .Walk Again After
Six -Years ofSurgical
Treatment
:Napoleon's; .fitniougremark that an
arniy fmarches on its stomach has a
very real meaning to 18-yearoId 'Ells-
eth Gerrie, of Windsor; who walks to-
day' On: whit was once a part of her.
abdomen, sari the Windsor Star: '
,To explain thia seeming riddle,"Miss
Gerrie has successfully 'comethrough
lengthy and involved surgical treat-
ment that has provided her With a
new heel, fashioned' of Skin and flesh,
grafted from her torso.
Cti.pette; the, swarthy pudgy : 1
g epro bi-
"The.jagiuir was;just a curious' fel gan stet and racketeerth
tion era, has lost Mind under the
sterir., Is itiline and monotony -6f -,W
: ptirionment-on-;Alcatra&-Island
. .
• Capone, Who once ruled the Chicago
raekets so completely that he was vir-'
low," he said. "I've made Six expe-
:4119na-in-isexan--Years-and-this-was,
my first touch of malaria, not a seri-
ous case.
Bitten While Asleep
'The vampire bat bit my toe while •
I was Sleeping. I awoke a gory sight
laut didn't really lose ,enough- blood
to endanger my life. •
With 10 natives, Blake travelled-
' 16,000 miles .and brought back :3,099
apecinidns, including 1;600 birds,.rep-
tiles,'., fish and mammals, The ,nirinai-
pal purpose Of the expedition. he said,
was to obtain 'specimens and . back-
ground for three "pernianent'habitat".
exhibits .of uncommeaLbirds,-at-the-
musenm. •
/le brought 'hack specimens of the
'lloaettin birdr7dulrbed-by-scie
"Stinking Hanzia,". the only known
bird showing remnahta of;•reptilien
ancestry in the form of finger-like
'appendages On :the wings of , the ,
young.
On the lighter side, Blake said he
fre,q.nently.„. joined the • natives in a-
-repast of monkey stew,and liked ,it.
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Because' other colintriel Would not
reciprocate, Belgium has ruled that:,
buses entering the country With for-
eign tourists intist pay- an entrance
tax. °.' ••
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No :'Ordinary: Tissue. Graft. • •
• :But this wati_ne •orditiery.'skin. graft,
:not just -removal Of skin and fat frOm.
'One, • spot to be, attached to another
•
hat_needed process-4oek
more than ,e year: beeauseduring the
entire operation the ekin to be 'graft-.
.'ed Was never separated from her body,'
,NoW, after, belag da. Invalid for aix
Yeare,Ishe Can Walk again and take up
the norMal hie that Was SO 'painfully
interriiiited in. 1931 when a track ran .
over iferien '11.6e1,7 Tipping away the
kin • • • •
The 'heel.- Was 'hared :almost to the
bene,'. as fat :forward ' as the Middle tit
the foot. The indicated treatment .Was
a elite ;graft, •• and one was applied
shiartly after.. ihe. accident, ...but it
wouidn�t atiu1 her ;u,eight, failed to
thally immune to arrest, today .sfiencls
his time 'making •and retriakihg his
hod: •.-"•; • '
To Visit France
LONDON.--r-The King and ',Queen
France for feu!: daM'this
summer,' Marking the 'firet 'State •visit.
by their Majesties to a foreign coun-
try ainee their accession. '
heal properly and ulcerated • when
Miss Gerrie walked.. ,
ramifer-of#Sk .7
In 'this .c,oridition: two years ago.. she
consulted a prominent Windsor or,thri •
bedic surgeon; who iprefers to remain
anonymous. • He 'dectided that the, only
course Ottreatinent.was'a transfer of
akin and Its iniderlying fat from al)?
domeh to heel.Tha.t,i.a necesOall.
-b-ecange, of the large 'area 'of the 'scar..
First Step was AO fashion a tubo of
the desired ainennt, of abdeminat skin
and flosh. When It had heeled, still
attached' to the bOdy`..the transferring
protess began. •The upper end of the
tdhe was -1, detached, and sutured, or
Stitched, to anew Site, on the left leg...
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King George Flew Here To Insfoect R.A.F. Cadets
iliog Ocue VI insPeete the 'eadoto of the Ilo.,tof Air Vere.e.i ot crtittl,voll. Log; otter .hOving howl: f';'61n
residence. at -8andringhani; the SeaOhd flight'of. his '
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.•'ffigitlightti! Of ;:thi•,-.WeeVo 'News -
NOT rort 'Crill,PREN:In New
NrOrk *the* ;critics: raved about) "Snow
.White and the Seven pwseffg"111.44Ang
this first feature-length animated' car.,
' tOon as the..tnovie of a deca,de.. Alia!
rii..4411.p,0
l;1.hoettl'glhat,gBut no,
aid it was given ',a Certificate (leder
-
leg it 'suitable 'lar adults only Rea
son for the action: some of the scenes
might ,frighten children, • •
BLAMED: • A JaVinese
naval spokesman declared last week
. their heavy rearmament nregrania
naainveailt.ebuoitidhienrircoati.enoti...i.es.to;4,take,np the
.„There may he something In that too
If we.exarniiie. the problem more chis
ly.- •When - the'-'`,haVe"-. heti:One 'Seem le
find itnecessary to tremendous •
battleships, What does one expect the
goroot..
BroatIcastipi, Corpnration continueidi
and ere .:continuing . ' •
•• . of the general., denu,nclation,
of the. Corporation's cloiags: We are
paying good Money .for prograras that
.our.AinericanitetiSitie,get.for nothing.;.:
the Corporation,. pledged to preserve
the .t.'atlie as a national agency for the
• lienefit Of7Canaditins,,.has sold its facil•;
, 'ties wholesale •te., Arnerican 'advertis-
.era;.,progranis Originating. :in Canada
have,mit improved,: .canned muele
• stili. used 'to 'a 'great, extent
, An, approach to the', ideal British
.',----System4ts-what--we-allr,' thought: wei.
were going to get: •. •
NoW, everyhadY's. arms. It;
will 'take a while to the country
don again, '• • , ••• •
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ITALIAPRQPAGANDW: 'The
world fa fiat *eking .up , to ;the feet
that 'fiar the:past few yearaMtiesOliai
-
to do?, ... ' " hbeen spending millions of lire in'
• . , • flOoding, Enrope,-Afriee:the Near Exist
• -B*PTEEFItta-firfld cm ca
Makes Molten Meta
Freeze From Inside
Physicist 'Discovers fo. the ProOev, •
A Ne* tsiVg• of *Physics.
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• Dr. 'Byron E. Eldred,' Net. Tork
TIP4104.ietolerto,,17.Pfneth,c4,Ofv. 4.101404,ir feWper,e.M4:0.111417:„'
covere,d what "pureqrelentists'.' ,par
e'tiew law of physics, :11111 with:4 lie
etfirted•A .revolotion, in the, casting 'of .
:•
h an irrt ac rotpop C4;, ae accepted
t. *sit anni de ar more ,q. e oPureo
capper;Is 'one of •the 'Pew' prod.00tS,
' Dr. Eldisegets it .by ',Causing molten.
inetilL to freeze °the, inettte 00. '
:latest 'Heat 'OeVelo' me 't
i,t-87:14113.1"tt*orP•1 11.1;si"e'P'rleelV'*:r;g44M8
statcd by:
;cause et. .4e*.eleptneht, •of • latpitc
heat *Rhin' Its own substance,:It
ceases, In 'Of,ect,: to he a Conductor Of "
externally applied' heat, •
• Late.nt • heat Is which spasses
out, . without cansing any change •
.tenaperainre, •durincfreezipg.
the'latent 'heat ilisCh7fO7Y-r-7-
Dr. Flared 'di:airs • from ftirnacea con,
thinous and.. endless .castings, • In .the •
f�in of tubes, rods, pipee, Or sheets, ;
The. metals are.' copper, bronze,
steel, ,en. ;Idonulipme rehreo:ts,.!:. at:11107es., ••
•In• Prior..casting methedS inetal hit* • .•
frozen in .Ito, aoold•.by heaCdissipating
Outward through the.:Jeurfece. •In Dr: •
Eldred's•new.,. rheth.od.. the .eaetinIC
• cOmes out.,of a -splgotitio die' or mold,
endlessly and already : formed: in thla
now. Mold only partof. the beet paages,•••
out from the. casting's. surface, ihroigh. ••
the .sides of the.....4ohl." .Tliat "part, Is '
-"Superheat". W.110§0:-‘10S840424.02:the..,
,inolten mase just .to the •freezing
. .
ns. v,
war •• le ..ragilig right now between „ 'Italian propaganda; .kot. the •most Part
: dbinperaey. and taSciami, tititl-Britieh;; It. is now pretti'geper alb"
In At any Moment the conflict believed that .the trophies Britain •is
may spread' ,InvolVe 'each of lie :eicperiencing:ia Palestine 'ai.e a direat.
Teetly. A are, involved ..indlrecttyt result of this propagatidiziag; .• and
alrady)• ' • • " • • ' that the new new' Fascist get up in EgYpt,
,experts predict that (after King Farouk cliemissed his :pro,
"the emifiagratien' wilt flare lip ',next .. Britieh.'hiinisterTis directly tracinihte..
in' dem.Ocratie-Cie,choslovaltia the:. heed Of .'MtiaeolinE..... • ..
country Adolf ° aims :teinereh ,Lateet; spectacular tench Of. Italian,:
.east to .capthre ..prOpeganda•ivaejlie,•maignideTinffitght
the ,•graintielda: of the•Uhrelae. . • of three Italian military ,planes
.• With the purge. lair week • •io Ger by by Musaolini's eoh, Brune), all the way.
many -of all the moderates., and .con - from Italy te••• .Seutli 'America,' Writing
.servatiVes...a.nd. ,pro,notiot *OM the.: ' in; the New york,Times, 10-464i1
. government Slid the °Ariey an Import White calls it the Meet recent chapter
'ant check; to 'Hitler's plan. for' early • iii.."an:Iintenaire campaign of MOM:, .
coup in the,:eait has been ;removed. gent', vfell-inapagp& propagendapoil7
Watch„0zechosloyakia. s.emething's •cultural :and coramercial „Irene-)
WhiclideTeaceeding,ih atl.:threeT
. • 'Oases" in ' •
Otlibli71-6-itures---erthe.'seine :South
NO ItOymiTiqsug-----Hopes---regstd-
by. the ruiner that the King an'tl• qUeen
might' visit Canada this . year were
dashed by the deelaratien_ in London.
2,this_week_thatitheteJtWas.:_no..lotinda.,„
, tion to.: the report,. ; • •
It Is precedent that the King first
henor :ladle after his -Cdrenation, Only
might' Their ;MajestieePorad, to: Can
ada,
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BROADCAST,..RUMPUR:: The pre.'
Posed MOO 'peewee lit.Cithadian radio
• license' fees started .11. The rtinanui
raised over thatsuggestion exit the
proposed increase to 50c; but once be-
gun, the attacks on . the , Canadian
• 4
IYew Kind of Corie
•
In the hope of , producing' a, new
type -6tiviscrieliardy 'eraugh to resist
, the severe :northern 'winters, scien-
tists at a: Swedish biological institute
have.. succeeded in creasing Wheat
with • rye:
The 'heiv: grain is suitable for •tior-
them areas, as it takes much less out
'o the soil than ordinary .,,wheat, and ,
It ripens earlier, in the year.: '
• Another experiment,. at the same
institute, is • 'crossingi 'wheat --with
couch grass, to produce it 'night' that
would not only. 'yield a normal crap
..of "grainbut would Olga, bind the soil
together:
Religions PerieintiOn •
NEW - Religious freedom,
involing the fature, Pt Christianity
itself • in Oei maiy Jias been placed
on secret trial in Berlin: ,
• That was;Alie teal meaning, of 'the
Nazi Gavefilinent',s • PrOsebution of
'Rev. 'Martin Nieasoeller, Lutheran
-.patter , who has led the:ProteStant re.
volt 'against atterlipted reglinentation
of the Church, and a tendency to atip
plant Christianity, With NMI-Pagan/sin,
,
The battle of Gettyslitirg Wei an
accident iti that heitheriarmy expect-
ed to:fight there and neither had any
ilesire to do go.
..Arneripan campaign: .daily broadeasts
from Rome; visits of Pronilnerit Jtal
Ian "leCturets:. invitations to Smith
-Ameidcan-Faacist sympathizers to -vis-,•
It Rome at the, expense of the Italian
Government; maintenance of close
cultural ties with Italian coloales_jn.4.:.
the South Ainerictin republics;
'tans- own :the largest' and • most
entitil.•bank in Peru, train the. Pertly-.
Ian' Army:. Mere to pilot
fighting new trade 'treatlea
•••
'The reiiiit Is,',' dealares Mr„
• that ell South 'Americans are. m'
. ore •
'eontieloas of Italy today than .of• any..
. ether country, : excepting their .Own,"
.SPRING ""Tae drear-
iest Moaning' the: year, love; Is short;
est' and .nearest ,the, spring," sang the.
poet. And aren't we glad!' .
• • February -"le -
set*. be &elle. Time for crocuses
things before we kilo* .11.
SETTLI.NG, .Tlie' Duke and
iDaphess of Windsor 'have. apparently :
given upall thought i Of VIelting :the
'United Stats, fer:;.the:timeheing, and.
:are 'settling down In .a chateau near •
Versailles, France,, wh tell. they have
Reports :run -that they !have,'
".ariCi';ParChaSed. a•loMei.j.iii the 'Ba-,.
hainaS,. •
In any case they .are atteinpting, to
.establish .a priote • life' of ',their own;
are tired Ot, living in the gouseh hovt.
ofjpUblicity:., ". • •
Wirt
LISTEN...
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ADA:41938
IMPERIAL TOBACCO'S,
INSPIRING PROGRAM '
EVERY FRIDAY:NIGHT
On a National
Coast to Coast Network
Try [he fant, •
*Ida trails- at argi
:kit:dabs* the.
Tarichereau, the Mt, Treiribisni
Ittlly •thapped: and marked., '38 'Pulp'. •
e, eliodocti,,Equrpmon A/40i° .
•' Siostn.hestod,.robini!,..Sioehorit inset!, Mob!'
other Slyports; Bona lot ioldiat,,,,SOd tinpotws •
•"'qv, LTERRw IN.EAST.ERN •EANADA,..
GRAY ROCIIS INNJE
•
. After that, freezing is done by 1088
of. latent heat, .' Latent --heat is pre- ,
veated from passing. out through :-
sides' of the teinperritiire eon.' '•
trol of the mold. .It' has to flow
out through 'tlie castiag..itself Its
free**. end., The result Is freezing
starts in the 'Middle 'of the molten
port on and -pro pees in rac es n
metallic structure.
, • Under the old' procces.. free g was
.:intermittent. Numerous tract .
Iinperfrctlons resulted, I some al-
loys . fully. 50 per Ont. ha to be re- •,
• &JAL, : ,
Radio Elements
• Replace Radium
ew Vork Doctor For
Treatment For C
Radio -active elemehte may paiapibly
replace radiant in the. treatmenti Of..
•••caneer, according- to, Dr. C.T. Little,
of New York. - - •
br Little, managing director, of the• .
American, Seciety7for the' Control. IA „
Caticer, was' Toronto, „ Under the • ,
auspicee. of the Heatth. League Of Can-
ada, to speak on cancer. He has been
President of: the liniVersities of Matae.".__
--a-iirMlehigari-ann has done extensive
researpi work. He also • is antember.
I of the neWly-formed National Advis-
. ery qapper-Ce-u.. og the • United _
States
.''Te Reduce Coet ! .
He declared the cOnnell is 'delaying •
060 for the pureliese of radiiim
expenditure Of a federal grant, oi $2070,ii
amtae the work of Dt. 0. Lawrence '
.cf the University. et calitOrnia, whoa!,
,atorn-splItting technique, new .. can. • ,
Make eny°. eldrhent radio -active. •This:.
work still le, in the laboratory stage,"
but with a grant of: S30,000 to Parry
him until ,Tnly,. and .possible further'• '
assistance, it 1g hoped Dr, Little said, .
..that the technique may be .made cont.: •
.• mabelerclaHly.7 and prote_s_sjona:llyapPlie,.,
, Dr. Little said this 'Would, reduce.
e-774eat-Ment-bt-iliOr:
.
• ;7.,,
than one-half.
Winter Tomato
Mould Beaten
Type:limn' une to Infection. lir. De-
veloped, Testatd
at
thit. '
Dr. J, W. IVItie4rthuri • professor. of ,
geneties at the, University 6f Toronto,
I(1 last: week a conmiertill „green,. ".•
house. tomato, to btOwn..:•
rriould, has been: developed at the
yinelead, Cnt.,!Expotimerital Station.
The fiinguai infeetion sproada
through '4; Mei) of winter himitides,
rapidly, .frequently • destroying a grow- • •••
er's 'whole cropitninunity to the
• lection was" brought' ,about ,;•thratigt.
crossing the: greenhouse -tamittO wlthi
't wiid toniato; no ,.bigger than a cur.
Aratilfot,tlfertto,in•tho npper Andet; itt South.,
Oehotleists have carrlett the opera,;.,,
tiott. thr;otigh seven • g'enerations Of ,
. • , .
, pleats and, aro nOw,•readY,'Di Mac
Arthur aalil to, peonothice 'did fruit' '
"all rieeePtable", MOet'et
rd vlop-
'inent work Wei ,,,tortio(Lo y,hr.
lq.• Langford,' whio. recently tuned- the
staff or lIrshotre doiloge,..t.eonex0110,
.,„ t4,ove1Iere, oetuaNy Imp° for
.•
eta ttin'thetii to gee be-
1:1ALtbe liorigo.o. Mirages °beveled" ,
..otony daert ..troi•ellere oft tti,• death,
btf6 'they hove etted
rOttlitlegS balers. •
'rhe. dial of the'efeek, tbe .1';111701
Towor ineonui•eA at teat 111, ood fe ;placed.
tt tI hoight of 640: feet, It ,ie
Notiooted
at hight,