HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1938-02-24, Page 2,-41R 4,4
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Commentary .9n. the •
hiiihs of the 'Week's Nem,
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.;•'`I`TELPINO HAND: ManY Of. the
heavyMreltill 'snellti tired' bY;SPaatall
insurgent sOldierainfo_. T-40Yaltst ranks'
the' past few weeks did not .explode.
' TheY 'did no damage, 'killed no Cele,.
hecaeae, they had eeen filled ,Witir saw-
•,clust by Munition; Workers in the Ger-,
, map: factoriee ,where:they were Made,'
• Not being, alloWell ender the Nazi re-
• giale to say a *Ord: or perform any
• act of symPat.hy. tewerds the 'Spanish
• Loyalists,these factory,' werftera felted'
anjeciirect hut marVelltnISIY• effective
• Way to .6.14)their :fellowmen in another
• „country. •
RAY OF I-lOI'E: An all-time, record
for moisture during the month of.Feb-
raary has beep, 'achieved, on the Re-
' gina plains,.The heavy snowfall did.
• it. The dry' .southwest areas of Sas.,
katchewae, the •Past week .Were blank-
eted In. a welcome coat of White in
Spine places twelve to eighteen inches
,deep...Crop,prOspeets hare brightened
Very - considerably; especlally since
this, Precipitation Of snow' follows up-
•• on the heevy. rains, of last eetuimi.
•• chances tor a good crop are better
than they have been for many 'along
• year.; Let - us hope ' the West, will get
break in. 1938, '
• CUTTING OFF .ONE'S„ NOSE? It
is difficult to Understand Piet. why
.,Great Britain 13 moving toward. mak-
ing a. lean of large 'sums of money...to
• Mussolini.•Italy's
ixas;heen very shaky for the past year.
,Withent, substantial '•aid from an •out-
nide,,peweri the • Fascist regime' might
eri, well face collapse, I „ . •
.11 Britain now -extends a lean, Musa-
, en, ene o
f,UrilaerdePrella thins': in the east; . she
Will• be inn Positipn to'finance.another
"volunteer" arniy. • :expedition into
' Stein Italy Will be more poWerfiii,
chap' ever, in the Mediterranean.' • •
'• ,put that IS what •Sritain in the lerig,
rUndoes' not :want, eeeguse .the Medi-
terranean is :ter f "lifeline" to the Near
East an •, • • .• :
PPR, ••"A
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plan • has been'.predented. to. the,'.
To -
1' Board Of Policepommissioners
, that . permanent '110110
elatee_replace , the :present • •yearly
markers on •Ontitrio", Fing,,
gested • that larger plates be used, five
MOOS. by 1.6for the -trent. and ',Z.*,
•14;fOrthe rear. 'These. would be weld."'
ed to theLcidy_', of_the 'ear and eColorell.:
F
Sticketa• attached, te windehields, Won ;•ii
indicata that the yearly fee had, been
paid, :„ • •
• Seuride grand, If' we had .,„ sa , g
Plates earafter year* Playlie we Pe..1.1W
remember o,uti license neether.
s, * • * •
'BRAVE WOMAN: IShbel •Macljen-
daughter Of the late Britisii•Prime.
Ministor itarneey• ii•faeDanaldc., 10 not
:• 4 snob, Neit'bcr.ia she 4,.co*aro.7tuis„:
forrncr hostess- at No..1:4;•.Ppwe1eg.,'„
50:04 TAII4en, last week dlsclosed
her plans to Merry the 'village ,"han-...
Om. 4h." • of 'Speen; 'Pncltiaghell1041.0-',
'foriner house painter; • eleetileise's'`.
helper,. 'dich-digger; di -urn -player ' 111
'the villageband, 'Miss lIfeePOnaild!a
fiance :has , been a regular 'customer
at ptrhaet•.:e's!;„0,1d PI w,
• Mies MacDonald , does not allOw.
Worry over "what , people Will say"
to. stand •between her .and haPeineSe!.
PRISON•••,'FINDINGS1 '.Sliortly-to•be
'presented to. parliament at Ottawa Is
the report of the Royal 'COMMissien
,• on penitentiaries, 'a tabulation of find-
.•itigs made during' a thorough invett.
. ligaffen, Of Canada's; 'prison system.
It is.expected•thereowill be .etnne 'eye-
openers" on how the ..penal %filiation
Is 'administered, and a number of vet'ir
-definite .rectinirnendatieea •for reform.
The report should:indeed he
valU-
abbe, Since the COniraiseien took care::
.to hear the evidence .in• Private of
'every •COnVict• .who wished to 'speak.,
study has'", been made of •how the
"detention and. reformation";, ' which'
the present law callafor; has. been
earried out. . • • . • . . :
PAGING bORBIN:: ',Nexttime. he •
sivegra, helitake..the.,•hprse:••A 0.rnzter'
couple ' "of '•`taile.e 7.3n,1oii.tho
other .14iik set of for town.: driving, his
*Model scdan. The. read';*as.
hor-
ribly icy. He kept .her under 25, but
before he...had gonehalf:, a , Mile; 'the
ear •.slid quietly.' into, ,.the. •The
•n•elglibOr's,teani did. SeMe ;hefty pulP
:ing, negotiated the, sedan ,back Ohio
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. T tim Our •,.iitan
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kept her tinder 20. But in spite cft his
Careful •manipulating of .the :controls,'
., the car turned right around and feeeti
Oast •Insteatt,Of :west(' Annoyed beyond'
Words (do you our
• far-
mer retused to fight fete' any further.:
• '•He continued east, arklireck .,without
.event in his own 'yard a le* Minntes..
later, andjlocked 'elver the car
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• IMPERIAL -TOBACCO'S
,INSPIRING,PROGRAM
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VERY FRIDAY NIGHT
On a National
Coast, to Coast Network
Mussolini Finds
Empire Costly
Ar.ii;sp• Deiieippp,ept Appears to,.
Have ;Absorbed Mare, Than .
:A Elliott' Dollars
,Eineire• buil:dieg in 'Italian East., 'At.
'••
.p,thiopta., and. •Italian'
S'omailland—hascost the 'government'.
678;000,e00) eitiee the beginning 'Of.the.
Itale.Ethiopian War; according ,to eta-
" tistics published' in •the neWspaper'.
• PoPold Di 'Roma . • • • '• • ,• '
'Italy' has expended the, felleiving
sums 111 Fast °Africa in.the last three.
•
, „complete fiscal yeaus' •
1934-35-985,990,000. lule
1.935-38-11430,009,00,0 Jire
1936-3,717,519,000,000 lire. • 0. t
;•Another indication of the large ,e3t..
Penes • required in colonization ' was
'seen in the grdWingbudget defloita
since...1330, the, arable" Said. Th e• 'fiscal
yeiir Of 1930,-31, revealed a. deficit .6f.
Only,..503;000,000 Alre.
'Def1cit 'for %the lat tWo fiseal 'yea'ts
foliow
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,1035-30-124867,,000,000 lire. •
• 193647-L48,380,000006 lire. '
These •figUres ifielude, the defleiC,of
,
the Italian railways. • '••
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ov.i.latripri • tie.stkitysi____,
Elf'
.ur
VV0012*st,
[ $01665 I3P6
.ri whore, btA in tho
' . TRA, laatexema.totvos:06,ttoac, ,
„ei /.0/1.'
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t,,,
A,, • y ' ."03,41 0,..r :TtralwIti 101 :if bakitssciorc i yriti,,
% 4 67 i P It I i k" t i : ' 1 5 fli IF ' -cetr .4 : ;. ,a1u76 Et Glii°A::: ,!' .
±',.CIR RYA (MKS:: INN.
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Lis eplaces --
estnUt_Trees
VVith Hardier Varieties, Such As
Plane Trees and Sophora
Gas . Fumes Killed Some.,
• Automobile exhausts are Continuing;
Work ••ot :destruction to ',Paris:
trees,- and It- will cost- the•-„eitY pokt.
degarteient 1,720,000 francs for re-
placement, of. 'dead or:tlyini trees
dur-
Ing -1938.; • • „
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One of the Main attractions Of the
Cityhas iiIivays been, the number Of
Streets lined With trees,, And the, city
'government IS attempting to maintain
the ,tradition by .suhstituting, hardiei,
,varieties for the traditionat.elm0 and
horse-Chestnnte: Several years ago. it
was necessary to',replace..the•:;chest-
nuts on the upper halt of the 'Chenille:
Elysees ,' With plane, trees.- Th'.,,Se are
doing Well; and the Same plan Is being ,
followed- with other streets. At, the
sae exPeriments ' have , been,
carried on with • a great ,Variety of
trees,' • , . ' • ' • •
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D ORIENT
TR NdLINCt
'Rehr For All Business Seen. In
:-TaPanese Victory by Clon0Se:
:Envoy ,Door • to, 'We'steitn,
World .Would be Closed; , •
NO highly Organised nationle the'
Occident can.hOpe to eseape frem• the ,
evil results•.the .desecration of
China. declared IAA at LIIIL SPecial en-
voy of the *Chinese Government wha
spoke last week in Toronto.' „
,nnmhe,r of , well-meaning, fear,
,stricken Pacifists can trace their busi.
fleas losses hack, to last jillY! Whea"the
.Japanese ,Werb -allowed to invade
, Conditions slowed
down even "-more when the FJap4n,ese.,
Inv:Opted Shanghai on Aug, 13," he
said; •. • , • .' „
,:•04011oW on earth can the .Western
nations hope to have :a peaceful; prim;
perous condition of things ,while the
whole trade and commerce of the Or.'
lent le being Slowly strangled by the
War machine of one, nation? And be.
I_sav it 13 froetjpg '
the whole of •t1; East.
' To Close Door •
• "If Japan wins this war she will
close.China to all other' countries ex- .
cept those who aro - able and willing
,to . pay heavy tolls. I;Ong before that
day arrives . japan, Will be bankrupt
and slowly sinking:in her own mire
but she • will have dragged dowu
China And a large portion of the
, corn-
merelal world' With her."
. The Chinese nation had every con-
fidence General Chiang Kai-shelewould'.
be able to hold Japan in a death grip
until the conflict could be brought to
an effeetiVe conclusion. ,A new Army.
of 1,500,000 men Was taking form in .
the interior of China. This would In
:all probability be augmented by units
from other nations within a very short
"Fighting: Own Battles"
, Anse, sources; Mr. Liu asserted China •
had received •11,0 assistance from fore-
ign troops. ; •, •.•:; • ' • ,
"So far ,we have bee'n•fighting; our
• own battlet," he said. 'rhe Soviet air -
Craft iere purcilaseri inthe same way:
as • the airplanesfrom the ;United
States but no fightieg pilots had been.
suppiled. - ,
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• Neivs n eview
" Civilians Killed In Air Raids
IIANKOW.Word that rtictor than:
, 200 ciyiliang, including several for-
eigners; were, killed by Japanese air,
raiders ''sa Chengchow least alPall this
week- over elation raised in Chinese
' Government, circles ,by ' reports of
Chinese, successes along the northern
part of .the Tientsin-Pukow Raulway
; Tar Emanations Horn -gut
,chie liter' Of gasoline'. 'Ot!. thei type'
.used. by ears in.Franee•prOdeces 500
liters of .eetide Of carbon. .•This
jtirioue to most treed; ,andia.the.prin-
cleat cause . of the'difficelitkiIt-has
• also been found tha' emanations from
the tar'•and asphalt 'Used on the pave -
menus are harmful t� ,vegetation in
• Sunitneii. ,•
• According to this „Year's.. perk pro -
grant 'the chestnuts • on the .Ittie
• Caula.inceUrt .Will bQ replacedwith
the .,sonliOra a tree :that has been
found to be'•.seebially Streng: The •elinsy,
of the, Bodevard du Balats will be
replace'd,:b:i plane' trees, :as Will •thosc.
on the Avenue de ,Kaine. the, Aventie
ditalie, Avenue de: Cliehy, and ' Ave-
nue .daBaint,Ouen.
Ontotto Planning
Fgsli.Hotpheiles
When Ice . croam.
itY4s First '14040
In th- Oventeeittli century
*Italians, Claim Jts..Dis#• •
• • coVerr
T1,4enone day in 4 cafe in Palertho
the wonder was effected,. ,says the
!,;•4•ise Independent, A ;young Opreh-
tice 'wha'Saw the hieffeetual attempts
Of his' clients to keep--ceot •tried bus
'hand at O, ,Tetxtnro, of treacle and iger,7
The result was: rather goOsi.: in fact '
It was a considerable lregreircreent. 154
apythieg, hitherto ,;03...ViSed... So the ap.''
prentice,followed up his 'exeiripients;',
He.niado uu WOotien bex,witli a douhip,
betto,m:.• In the lower department he:
placed a :quantity of crushed' iCeand
'filled the ether with: creain; when le!
the original ice create. It is not sur-
prising that the apprentice who had
the genius to discover icecream• had
alse_the_sense.lto_realizeil
itieS of his discovery. When''h'e. had
made stificient .money • in Palermo to
enable him to start on a large Wayle
'
established .in, Paris. ',It • was the be-
ginning of, an Italia') peaceful pene-
tration that- has basted to the.present
• day. The Eiiglish claira.they haddie-
cOyered, it 'before this time. it was 111
1660 the apprentice. from . Palermo op-
ened his shoo, and it is claimed .that
Charles I had already., treate'd ;guests
to ices at a ,banquet., Charles' seems.
-to have .been: veryprond. of -this deli- •-•
,cacy.; for it is on record that he gave
his chef $100 yearly pensiento keep
the method. of preductipn a secret.
„ain •• has Speet £269,739•,0001 ($1,348;
.695,000). • • .
Sir Thomas 'Inskip, Alinister for pe
-
tense, co-ordination, said, the 1938,39,
•algUma4ketilshe ;,. 40-
.„, .., _ •
($.4,625,00,000) 5
and:436;90,00
, . ($,-
750,090,0601. . • •
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ocgottaiio.o.
*hiol concern the, Modification. Of ,the
trade agreement betWeen, Canada and
the .:I.Inited•ICingdoin are • in progress
•now. • They :are .antecedent to tho'
negotiationsfor 'a reilsed treaty .be-
tween Canada And. the; •United .States
,beeauee:the.negetiatione for an Anglo-
2LAMerican pact. are:.ithead :Of What
Ot-
tawa are figuring on
between•'themeelveS.
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Austria's 'Nazificatioit .
VIENNA:-.--Foehrer Aden • Hitler of
Germany, :backing un an • ultinia,ittm.
,lvith..strOng: military ,forces eking Aus-
tria's northern 'frontier,' last, Vieeit,,
'.,,forced Chancellor Curt 'Schuschnigg,,
,to piaco 11-Ve ;Austrian Nazis or Nati ,
_-sympathizers• In his Cabinet.
,•SChiniehnigg,•'. long a. ,bitter. foo of
Nail penetration into Austria, where
the, *ail 'Party . has beet Outlavied.
!since:31mi), .1933, initatinced':hiti
capi-
tubation and etibinitted-,his new Cab-
inet:list tO'.13resident Willielm Ulltlas.; •
after th, . Hitler's• ree- ay ultimatum Q3Cr
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pired, ,;
1:16tib•-.1N-11.6.----It-w4s--1,01191,ted.1-tin--
Ofticlally St; Queen's ;park' lest week
that tonstruetion of Sotir neW-41Slsr
hatcherieS-with ArearhO; nouds, t an
estitnated ,cot of 1,2,0.,0o0, 13 1Io
;Idecl 'f or in esti:Mates of the Ontario
..Tieparthient Of 66.rue. rtUd .n.oberies
. to he reCOUlthencted.• for iroldsion ,in
' tio hucl,rab it the • lcenhing *Seg.,
81011•Sf the Provr c' 1eglislature,
• It. was und6rst hp hatcheries
Will he located •at• ,;\ICW• tislteard;
Peterborougli oti Mon'itoOtin ISland
arid in Mni1tolt4, Tton:t iind. Other'
Vatietie$, .of gan isT ra(sed li tlo
•hem? .plarits wilt be used p!rtrnarilse; td
StOck .the, Surgoanding di
ttiets
• Reannament Program Increased:
LONDON —Great Britain this week
ended the first year. EA a £1,500,00,000.
07,000,000000 five-year • rearmament
prograttiAnd planned a heavy increase
in defense expenditures 41 the second
year. •
During the 1937-38 fisCal Year, Brit,
..•
•
. ;AVE Get this
•
COUPONS IrEVERY Mtn AND HALF PM.° PACKAGE
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44,44444..
o the
AT LARQE
'CANADA •
TI -18 EMPIRE
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• CANADA
They: Do It Over 'There •
While Boards' of .Education on; this
.eontinent, are hesitating about the use
Of ',radio broadcasts in Scheele, there
- are -more - than. 7000 schools In Eng..
...land receiving lessons: via ,the ether
Wavea„,-.-St..„ThOmits Times Journal
•
Hit:Wrong Man , •
•;Marshal. von • Blomberg, German
"Minister of Wu ha resigned,. and -
'departed' On a honeythoon. • with a
young lady of whom the artily officers'
n .a . ow -w y ou • -
that have happened to., Chancellor
• fritler, instead?,Woodateck 'Sentinel
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Review:. ,•
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/.- .
•. • Agaarcrud '
it oxeMa . taret*
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VATICAN.,,CITY.-L4eferritig directly
to. the ,prosPective marriage between "
. .
King ,•oz I of Albania, and Countess
•
Geraldine Alipehri of Hungary,. the
Vatican, organ, Oseervatore Rotnanp,
„ .
this week gave: voice to the: Catholic',
,Churchrs. •:ohjectiOn to "Mixed mar.;
,
Geservatore recalled that ordinarily
• (Moil a • marriage is regarded:as Void.
• when .it involves a union between
-Catholic. and .a. person who has not
been baptized. ,
. '.Disturbed By Japi• •
VONDON;':Eng.,',Thel..Barl of Ply-
mouth, iltider7Secrefiry lo17-Foreign.
AftairS„...told the House. Of Lords iabt
Weekend ..,,t.4699yeinmeni is closely'
Niqfebnig, the problem of, international
:trade' on the Itingtsb River in 'Ohina,-,
as. Welll.aa. the., future ,••ofthe • •Chinese
busioine Administration: . •
. Lord ,plymonth, termed' •!.'very.dis
turbing" the:announcement hr Japan
-
06 authorities itt Shanghai that they
Would not respect even .threign 'obliga-
tions se:Cured by •the .ctistoins.•
• , • • :Killed lit ManneuVren•
. -Four
fliers were killed. this Week When two,
:Czechoslovakian army :Planes ,,eellict•-,
, n
ed . and, graphed' during ••manoeuvres
near Milovice. . • .
,
•
Two Murderesses
Sohl poltceman's daughter, and Gene
vieve Owens i her,cempanion in a $2.1,0'
holdup during ,Which a bUs.:'..driVer..lwas
Slain, were . •convicted' of first-degree
' Minder by an all -mete jUry. which
:recommended Mercy...
' DOntee.His, Letter Provocative-7-
..,,bmscow.-.Tosenh Stalin's .widely
published letter appealing to the work
es Oulhe.WOrld to -111111e behind the
Soviet-17-nionitlefrattickeifirinst-be
, reed as it dochnient•og.deraestie,•;rath-.
'6i than. interaitiOnal;. Mipertance; au
sources 'declared
. .
this Week. ::.• •„•, • • ,' •,
:
They warned that to interpret •the
message In .tinr otliorT-way would In
• evitably lead ,tO.iimeturaCy and keg.'
gerationi' •:, •
Children Won't Applaud
prominent headmaiter in South'
Africa is strongly advocating a six
,day school week. Hesays that the
gap from Friday, afternoon' to Mon
day morning .., is 'too 'Ong, but he
needn't exPect any applause fre& the
ranks of juvenile :Canada.—Brantford,
'ExPositor,
Radio In The Family
• • .
Broadcasters shouldever. bear in
.Mini 'that. they;. are.. not •talking to
• Sophisticated •:adult aediences, as in '
the the-htre-'but'tha•t-rwhat'they-say-
goes' into. homes, 'where. there ' are
boys aniF guuls Whet get* :by:
'in a • theatrer, where Tiliere has been
-undue-laxity ot•-recent....yeats,IS utter
-
iy oet•of .place : in the 'midst of a farn-
ily. RadieThas-heen
.respect for ',eqme,' time, . one, of' the
Most, .fretinerit offenders being a high....
priced.pitpedian .whose :tiresome per
• 'sonal•allusipne are bonietimee,•iii very
questionable taste, '. ; • • ••'• , ' • '
:.-Itadi.9-1S-fainilf.eetertalimient, and
.'sbouldWe-4feet as clean as.•family,life
;..THE EMPIRE
:The :Perfect Egg .,
• Canada •clainis• to have, produCed, •at.
'ter years 9f, reeearch•and.ekperiment.
,.What is from the point .of vie* of the
• eonsnmeet,in;,Fhglatici- the--;perfect4ne•-•
Ported egg •The first consignMent of
• . ,
,these eggs his jest ,arrived in Lohden
—750 dozen—and :they 'Will be Ms-
. tributed to experts ' in, yariong,..parte
of the ceuntry, from:. wheel opinions
will be gathered. The housing and
feeding, ,of.xthe, poultry have been-miu-
• •titelY- Watched,. the eggs have'. been
:graded and tested, they have *Peen.
• h fixed temperature,. and 'watched by
vigulant C.P.R. officials and they are
7 .being:, Ikandl:gd',. on . tejs Side'.wiUu alt
'ther•care usuallybestowed an. • :the "
niost precions. ,Cargoce...-irisii ;lode.
pendent • • • ' •
The Township. Clerk
Nominating candidates for the post
of "forgotten man"' is a not uliconi-
; mon oCcupationthese days and one,
hesitates to suggest 'additional nom-.
Isn't it just possible, however,, that,
- whoever else may be entitled to the
designation, the municipal clerk is in
line tor' such recognition?
And now at a' time when alt over
th'e district,' 'municipal „clerks are tak-
ing, up their 'dutiesfor the: year, It
,might be 'opportune to stopand think
what that Work means. •
Clerks are important Officers in .cit-
ietr:tineuswinfabut ..especially In the
rural •municipalities the work "of the
cierk is .almost ail:embracing. TOwii.
• ahip 'councils get In the habit of rely
Ing on the • clerks in Mani ways and
year by year; as neW;regulations are
.:Pittinte-torcebythtrgoVernment;4he
scope; of their duties increases.
Sault Ste. Marie Star.
,•4
Americans Trip Maroons, for Hiiaceir VictorY
n'ooen0, Sdhriter, th'e N.mV or Arcerleans,;sh es ptIst 'the rot of the Ntont'eal Maroons., litiVitig shot
iotti Et 1111 Beveridirt% who ntlenots to AOC.'" (Mete bnige in iett aspoOk rebounds from fOree of 'shot): '
• ••
Say Modish M4les,
Will..Btossom Out
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Jp..Colers .For Daytime Seit0.• This
$Malmer--.7DOUe of Wpo.dsor
Loses Hold
•
.M.pctorg 140.0.014'
out . tocOloto47Kalefry, borkotifix," 1
powdeOtne„, for :0441Ple .thely
deyttnie suits uls.1132zpe'If the
ers .'
'United: ..SOfes,,,, g, taller -004,18n
can put
:It .4"Vr.
,
This predictlou aleng WIth the 41:,;
gojiii4tIon that men's trOuser,3 Will he,'
halt he . Welt 'Shorter 'at' the. Peg And.
the Duke 0! Windsor has lost ont
of the Mers.
chant Toor. Dos!g*fl'a'' •A4seciat.100..
aritPlillAY:v..°121iu4881 4e101..h°;e14r,-ePI.Q1‘c“:,
inecting in Chicago
PseI Shades
,copper flannel' ..Coat Worn,
With belge Irpugers, .striped • In bide
`• (Corn -hewer •shade)'. and r6sy:OoPPe
was, one ,nrodel that 'gave. a hint as to
the..
color 'trend in • ,siimmer • 'peorte.
sults, Mediumto fight shades,
'brOWni .green; blue and .burgundy are.
--f1eadip.g-bo1ors4p-the-sp0rtiteld.'
90)Or.. also: gees forth in • evenihg,
elothee,andnOt tlmldlv Dinner Jac
eta are in ,powder bineand bur•gundi",and 'u orn ,
pwvietnhi.nitgp,o
lateolt,terO.ontsw
selfS.4.h
satla
reVers and evening' capes llned Wtiit;
White., satin are; in. for a revival, Said,
the deSigners...
Anti -Hitler Show
Staged In Paris
One Display Says Nazis Gave
• Foes 285,000' Years In
PrISOn • .
• There • is an, expositioe In Paris' to„
conithemorate Adolf Hitler's five -Year
reign -2-41A it lsnet a , show that Pro.
Cas "Ch ' '"
Cast -of , "Charity"
The • selt•comforting but specious
, opinion that anYthing,• is good enough
lw pheritY.is_aeflarently nieletwid4Y4s
held than the large number of gullible:
givers Who make real:sacrificee would
lead on to lbelieVe.-_It_Se,eins ;there'
%are far. too piany people wile 'are in. ;•;
:clined to look upon charitable institu.
thins as a convenient dustbin ih whih
cast-off Clothing and; other' oddinerits;
no longer fit for human hiunanuse
can be deposited with a niinirnin of
trouble—thus obtaining for the givers
fletitieus glow ot godliness and at
the same time Savinethent-the'bether
of burning, the articleSat homeFor-
that It appears, is What the charitable
institutions have •te..,,do•„with the rub-
' Wen After' all charity may cover •.a.•
'multitude. of sins,' but it mus cover
• . • • .
-.something.; .Blankets ' that are but
. .
shreds, 'Of their, fernier selyes,-glOvei
,without fingers, :hats without crowns,'
coat3. thati,jet4xi the' !our winds of_
heaven, .and other rags that 'shame .
-gilded-alme-can coverhothing but the
, recipients' confusion and the ,denor's
hypocrisyf In such cases the charity -
that begins ,at home might well end
there —Johannesburg Vine. ' •
Canada'i3 .Best
1937 'Customer
Dominion's 'Sales In the United
States Top Alt Other Nations'• .
for The. Pig Year.
_ . •
• Canada sold More geode to the Unit•'•
ed States than any,tithereentetry-dur.'„
Ing the year 1937; the U S. Commerce
Departmerit*thollin:edlaStwlriT
WgtAasthtihnesoiliMa time the bp' Minion,Ws
the second largest customer of the•
United 'States,' vkith the 'Unifed.lcing-,
doni)ocenpYing fir t plaCeas purchas-'
1.. Japan was the I7n ted Stats'' third
, . .. .
ranking, cestom.er, •followed by "France -
' Germany. and Mexico. ; ' •• ' '• '
. .
.The United -Kingdom, now tiegotiat-
'lligNatrade, agreement With the United
. States, bought $535,060,006. Worth' of -
:. iner.chand Ise in: 1937,. out, of total' Uni t-' '
'ed, Statee• shipments to the world:Of .
• Britain .BuysMore •
The" Br1tih perchaees were 21 per
cent m.ore•thaa 10..1030; •
.• Canada negotiating,' a tie*. ti•ade
ogreetnent, increaged its, buylng in the
u.s.: 33 per Centto '$0190003000; Jaban
Whieh. boeght, cotton- and ether' goods
there in large ,quantitiee 'petit a few
Menthe age, botight that-:
was $84.000,00.0 inbra then 'the United
States bought from 'Japan . •
p.iteabi aly1 Canada, also . bought 'ft
great dealt ;more • from the i.i;itited
. 'States than: thdy,, eeld, •Olinadals salee,
in that,countrytote'llotl .$399,909,906
107,, att inerease of 'six •-per eent, over,
10,16 •
SIt ie peesible 'to• sec -eniy •nbont
2.,000 at'any bite time with.the
•'naked,' eye, ,rind ()lily 1)111%01).4 Y,Ith
keen: eyesight an see thht turober,
.44,441.4444.44.4.4.7444.444,•• •
400 StUtlente 6deupidd a tate at
/fine, ,Iirened', for / lours' and 'drank
only one.,Intiftpint of, beor They,
vete stakit4, a protbst 'agaffist being
forbidden to ivffske a proc6s,aidn, .
would •Sponsor. „ .
Grie of thel,•mpre-pronhinent diSpiays
,,.inforrns,.. Visitors.; -that 285,00 'years
'in'prison",••have -been 'Meted.. 'Out to
. .
adversaries b Gerreith,,
, septirts ; einetY-five nereone. haVe..been
executed by the, hatchet.• '
How Unemployment 'Problem, Solved,
Local ; .unicur labor, -aided by . the.
League ,for the..Rights'of• Man :and.
the,-,Thaehrianii___Coinnittle.e,. boys
; ranged the eXpositiOn, which features,'
doceinente,hearing. on; several eYents,
.:during. the Bitler..'regirae.; particularly_-
the. ,Reiplistagfire the racialtheery
imeasures,'hostility toward
, Catholics and'.eit,.cormennietitiope, in
the llelds of art lIteraind. scienCS..
Statistical ,eliarte afin''.to• prove that
, the, unemployment nrOhiem has been .
‘'.solved by • the require•hients ;of the
•atini•and the rounitiobs• • and , arm0
•tradei. • • ' • ' '
, .
One Operation
'CuredTrouble
-Mn.'.Who:Pneftrscpirarredy:SO,o'n.F.,ruerily 'On
Couldn't
Wastoonka '§anatorinia',: Sydney;
Work
.etired bya einaple, operatien at -.:the
...A • Man who'• Sweated' so •freely •he
,coultI not tarry on his WOrk, has been
Aus
tralla
The prineipal. of • a Scheel,: he. • at:.
:time's) ' "oat :pints. Of- moisture while,
lecturing to a: class .
jThe doctor who perfornied.. the op-
.
°ration :Said it was an •;extrtiordinal* •
ease ithe • first he: had known, "The
patient' weuld, Start, ''perseiring•Tin: the,
middle' of •,a,,:pu,blic. 'address or at•:some .
ether Mest:inopPortune.time and Fhave •
to. stop : speaking.'.', he declared.; , i •
Extremely ;pare, Case .; •
Underan anaesthetic, the,doCtor.
removed the Brat Mid' "second gtnglift
, --nerve centred: in the region of . the.
‘, shoulder blade :After three weeks toe. •
"Man was allowed to leave Ile fle Was
told that a. ,Siniiihr ,operation might
be necessailr on the ether side for 4
l.fn,it this has Pt"oarod un
necesstiry
- -Tho complaint from which the man
was Buttering was hyperhydrosis, ac
•
cording to A" Sydney,' epeeiallat. It Wee
..41bAnu ts°. tyxhdien1;a•con:h%tal:di, .hi terareen troublese:Vea]... pee rattliclo6nds;'
.. Bottled News'. ,
::. The tise of 'bottles to' learn •about
sea currents is an 'ancient one, and .
'it, is. on '. record that Quaerf Elizabeth '
of England 'appointed an,,,,,' official
Whose title -wee ."Uticorlter Of Ocean.'
• Bottles.." •', He ' Was. the 'only ••,•persOti
allowed to Open 'sealed' bOttleg, dig -
covered Ori any Englieh beach—and
anyone .,eled whti, yentfired to de 'Se '
did it at riSit of being' exectitedl Th0
•effiCe and title, continUed, todid. tithe
'.of GeOrgelll; ':;
' There. was a taund reaSop;for
: 0,6041 fitie.cn .tas-appaititnierit. As
, 'bottle •discoVer.. . a ,fistkeirnein .efl,.
eir&rr
the shore 'near • tehtathetf..thel,
liews: that Nova , '7,e el 1)1 a, ' until then
Il4tviany had,been seiZed by the butch ..,
a lime' tiMe. 13.eferci and ',it Was re...
• garded as linear tent that, Ally, sach''
` tiows in Siituro ShOtild be c oinuidui-
catedt.!?,,,,,,,t146 right quarter:4 Without
aux possibility ()...t. ICS's 'bt tilt°, ,
, .riing glories, wind against the
1
glgTi trOill: left 'to liihL1 hop Vines
Wind With .the iun; frorti:right to tett.
, 'The viol of the halanee WI1061 in a
Wateh..treVers Meth lig .10 Mlles a
•.,