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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1938-03-10, Page 3• t • * ; -- • Orrimentary, ,on, the .1kfighliightg, ith0. k's Wed , . .. • 7.0r1P!‘, • y Eliza et • 'AVIATION HISTORY:. 1933, shoUld. as lifialltiadf Oi s It 1114 ''Ute:, . 'be a banner year ,fori aViation in Can . in the '000 is Ine're Often the gnlitY Ada, if we read the signs aright: The party'- VON Lot tiwtiglit..there;. Trans-CaUada Air -14ities. network:will' . • ' '• • be Completedt weat o Moqtreal, to the Aig.tri.10AN UOI.JR: It I an.,aMus7,' Pacific • Coast: ' ' Experimental 'mail ing 'game these •evening,to timein on fllghts Over the Prairies arid Rockies the short-wave set to the -brOadeatits ...'are being Made this,month: Sehedules , in English that are .,corniag. Out of tali for the 1 1GS mile f1ght front Rome, Rally; and ZeeSee, Germany; tn.V441004i,!py, with stop i tit under tlie• guiSe ot. news annitnaries..; " Regina and, Lethbridge, to be, Made. irk Ifroni• heax an A tfieripam • 7 .,Itepre Ltn(t: 1.5,:;Ininutee. girt'S voice on the ''‘Areerictui Iloui ...Transatlantic ,Mail fright's by the giving:, the • news as MuSSolini Would:* end, Of the, year- are,'•alse •centeinplated,' like you. to ,hear it and; interaret, t..rn (11I1 . to 9. aniport: Mit'fiater• •The game.: IST1t ' so''.,arnuStnge,thoug 4- ,1•Jewe. ' • , , When you stop to Ilittrw e .-hemany' • While such develcipments. are talc- 'PeOPle theie. are in thp World tOdaY , . • ing'place in Canada, Imperial Airways Who are.being•forced by a rigid PreSS ; prontiseS in 'London England,. , this censorship to see events in, j.ust that • •week; that new phinps,Pnt into ,serviCe diStorteetind untr tie light. • The same . . the uct few inontits,•, by inid-! • ' • '.. mile airti i.p frail London to Paris, iu oxeCtly one Iioui' 1 0 n. treat Britain -...But An All. time Record' Was. $et In Canada In • • 1937, More "than 360 Licenses Being Issued to Pilots'. " —Total Flying Mileage 1,680,000, '''—`"" • " An all-time flying record. was'. estab-, lig'hod by Canadian, "flying 'elkibs th 1037 a$ club activity contifItted On the „ upswing, With .,Inot•e titan115.0 licensea. lasued to ptlets: Many, of these pilots • took positions Willi comfrierchil yia• ; tion companies, •;while others joined the -Royal ;Air •Iforee in Gretti t'i 11 1111 This exodus ,of Canadian; •flying club Pilots to the * negan several years, ago; and.I continned.. M. , , , ltoss,' exdoutive ve1 etary. of the. Can..., adion Iflying Clubs Asseciati4,' c$ti„- Mated there are, more than, 200 Cana- dian pilots who obtained' lic.enses, through Canadian flying ,',eltilfs iow with life R.A.P; lie s,ittid. there was •no spirit Which iS attempting .4; smother . preeenceiye'd ' pldn. in this' movement thonalte_r_._ce • ,. • , .A. AV.,or4. dr..tuatel,p0.ril.7.• tiyely recent origitt wbich is being . used rnore' and niore frequeritlY in the' newspapers, these days, is "sabotage". ' • ., Russian engineers are .arrested _on,._•,eltarges of sphotage;. the blowing ill) of, tlio Bi11'(factories 111,:klila22 ;. laid to' (1() 21 •Jtalian workers; 1112111.2 (1211 fireS, in lo'rencli ships are• ti 11.10 to sallo'ing,e; Akita: new apheta'g- Tpg in llrit ant's: ROYal Air Force, comes to light when. It 14:',d is c'oy er (Id: that, two of; the newest type bontbing . Planes .1nlye been;tan•niet;e4 ,with at . the factory: ;, 'Sabotage" .conies'-frpm'••• the. French. 'noun: f'sabot", (Wooden); ' .,Shoe, and 2111 122 used .wnen a:ye- •"bellions •French, facterVeworlter' thi•ew. ,boot In the. machinery to wreck it .11QW moving to influenee 320 01410 011 this •Continent to accept the same • biased outloolc',•, narrow view , of life' and world riffaits., It will be disastrons if -•tifilt spirit continues to •gain. ,hold; • , , •'BALKANS. Ii0Wi The; small „na- tions'. of Central.Europe feeling them, selves 7.1'ett in the lurch by Grea.t• alit, and: the Ileague: of Vations',are- scrk(titbling (with, filo:. 4•Xeeption of Anstriar Czechoslovakia). 'under the "141 oteetiV0°, Of aertnallii: and: ItalY,' the.neatest,,big !powers; ' LtiSt week 'the • four .Rallian- ,entente . coun- 1:1es ((reece, ilitgoalavia,, Rumania • and Turkey) bowed to TtalY •fkgreein•g •tb.',recogniZe the Conquest. Of Ethiepia ,Ond Arita belligerent fight's to. the-•:,.. Spanish reb•els. • •• ' • ' •W ben it"s a.. case •,Of.- eyery man ..for himSelf • anti, (102 11 fake. the .we,conld hardly,. expeet the Sine Bal1 , A survey, made by the:association last year show ed that mere than 150 Club•trained 'pilots and, air engineers were :gainfully employed in' pommer- clal .flYing., operations, „ and since, ihat timothe intinber. lias Mereased! 21,000 Flying Hottra'.- :The' association repOrted total tiniQ fl•oWit hy,•the..ciubS• in', 1937- Was dose , to. 21,000 hours, Which Is labout 000 miles; or approiimately. equivalent, to 65'fliglit's aroun0'. tlie world at the•, pqnatm:. Thisrepresented an increase of.'21 per- lent. over 1936,. 52 per cent. ' :over 1035, end 100. Percent, over 1934,, The:ITOI•onto' club headed: the ;•list With 2,034 • lionrsflown by, ineMber 5, 'Winnipeg was .s4,60nd. with 1;878, Alton third. with 1,558and Londcin .fourth 1;305:.•• Ottawa' Members fJo 1 170 bours,. and .Eilmenton • ' • .,t1ike7. Whe `...t!lirow a nitnikek . ,wrencliin the . -works'!,. . • •'•Jil eutint ries •stich ltalv and, Ger- ;.• 1310,?1,17. ‘Ylterq • 2)011te117-71raVe,„no voice 'in' the, goveiliment, sabotage is fre- ,queniip` chosen aS a method Of 'pre- . test, of :g'etting.-haek at :the- powers-, :..titat lie; It is an attemPt:to, siew,'111) •*'...systern winch •Altey ',believe., to have . the •worst intere.sat4n •• Poonie At heart. . , . , • • erftwm. •• • 'MAYORS THREAT.EN: A repres-;. . . jetation 'Of. :Ontario's mayors met last week, in'Toronto"s to:tight: tlie-aaneuficed Opposition of ,."Ion;',Nor- mai • Rogers, Minister. Of... Labor,. to,, in- erOased relief :pa'Ytneiits• front,the• GoVern1114.11i..; Deelared Mayor ,ir. It. •Cory, •of, ...'• "It 2in,'coinp• to; the 'point •• where either y1U are going to have iebeflThn of the uneniptoyed,,or you • are, going '115'..have .a rebelliOn .91 ..the ratepayers-bectiue• they ,•, can't' „nay : • ,* ' small ; taxpayer • indeed. is not to bp:envied; in: these :days .01' heavy relief expenditure.. ' It. comes .tio the point -in some cases that -a 'man•••*illi a,..tin.Y.::plece • of LproPerty.:_chae.:_tilielp: ,lteen his neitfidoor neig,lihor who' is al- most as -well : Off. A, serious -situation, . ,andi-:the'Thitttrie.-maYors- are i'lght In hecorhAng.: exere:se& About 1. • .• ' ' -77-7.7.77 • . • • . • • DIVO'ItGES ,An, I increase • of, - in .uttiber of .01‘'01TOS grtInted'to renf. .nrel" 1936 is, Shown.', Cni1(pl 121 RoPples :during 1937, The tehti . 1:0a ched, 1,870 aItogt,lilk,; 590, of '..2V.Iti,C11 Were • tititen 0121 111 OtitaidO,.. . • ; Colnurbin. ran a' seeond', •rOtthlyce s:cered the leWest, :43. ' . • . . • ,Iitteresting s'thijs •••-• 11(1 111022 inust still be clii -112 0119 tance ' Sued • • emocracies ominate. Sea .` • nd Ai • ,' '• But . Land Forces, of.: Dictator ..States Outclass France, Britain And. U.S. by 'Three to One wApITINQT,On--,-The. three,ntior ..,-,dernocencles hold • by ikr. the sea 1402', el and haVe, a slight , selygein air strength, hilt, are: badlY., .olitweiglred..by the land .armien 01 tbe-•0 ..7aeeiet POWeri,..A.surVey revealed-. ' rhe combined nayies •of the'Vnited.. : states, .Grgat ol ship,,fa.re .inore 'than two and times • sti•onger than the fleets 'of. Stinain, derinanY' and 11-113' • Two To One 021 completion.01 tlie .neyal,re-arr• ' Inameht 'programs of. these'lldi '•POw, ern the ratio. .rtitighry;.• Will:Le tWo . to.Atte faVer. Of, the dernocracice. ;. combination efi the Fascist pow, et's against the I:Ix:lied' St-ites alono; hoWever, • Would find, the.' Atnerican.., • ;fleet; lie l2IIy 41; e r•Wheinied • , , iti :the -air,; -the detitocracice, could ,• send, otit e.combined aerial. armada. 'it'pproximately 12,00,6 planes to beat off 0 thentetical. ' flertnan.Tapanese .60inbitiatiOn of .11,*000;, airplanes. It la .on the `grOtindWilit" the ,armieti whiehtittist'cOngher and 1101(1.44nd and bear flit..ntalar, brtint, Of any tN.f.tr flutt tlie PaScist poweit: held an over.? . • WheitnIng .SUperlortlY to 1110 preSent • armiceof the dorits)&titic Cottntries: " • Armies'. Ntore.. • , This -ldvlfltage Is nearly •ti reg fo 'MM., It ia further enhanced by:the , faet 11141 •,,onq .of the pOWcre,. ..laPatt,• is noW engaged, 'in a major, war,: ana Italy has jttet fintshedp`titting its iiilli wry machine through, eombat' service; in' ronaiiering• lAlilopia and in giving. .0111 to the InstitIont artily ,Tenart'sr,artny" (141)2 0201102 1,560,1)00., 22, 110121110 have 1.-,000,000 tnati 011 liMR; 'con(Inelt,t., fighting ,lit chrila. and ao.ting 18 0- butw 11 k In Mali againat'phaanifo j.$0:riet intett,;. Tel:tlitte-.-The,tretr 'under.112129 In )1a» 2211 2t 01401 og.,p,sribtatqd .111 O'ke'ettn 'of . 40000.. • , '• . Half As Many Men ' at the .etnt of he Ethiepiatt , 1111,200..,111e11 undef, (2 flfl ill((1 lii tdd1ti�u, 111 Mr forc'e porsetillet af,,,20tt19ll$ •01,the•IA41,2,60.. tlibt'e"2,11dttP1 front fife rtlayveS, hew. these , 12 110 hot* 0'01)101)(04Na Is net '•lcitOwn. • • Vile (lerniatt, army ia enhaeittively • ; • Shows nue ncrease, 'Rise of $66,304,779,,Shovirr For Ten Months' Period • , . OTTAWATotril;.' national •reve- • nue foi2 the first 10 IllOnt.1.1; Oft the ,ctirrent fiseal year.. ,amounted to ‘488,065,893, an increase. *ill $,664-.. 304;776 eempared *withthe sante pe;."1, ri:od; last year, iteCording to the .'inonthly Statement ;of. the Comptroller% :of the treeittry,., . • Total,. ordinary experiditureS for,: the sante 1 1937:- to ,Tanuary 1, 1938.)-aniciunteci to $320,- 072,95i a decrease of $11,8•09,086 • 'Compared the".satne. Tarte& a, yeai pgo.', But When cost of •relief • for, drought and wnenip1oyment,,1 ..re- lief works; 'expo es in Goyernment7. tn,Fe-apital- expen- .di'tur is added . th total disburser. '1)161r:for the petio '..mOttnted. to, $414450,027, en • dreaSe 1$8,fi06,- - , c ear,er • , .`luyery • Source of.Tevenue showed , Aniticticatte and' the general total in- , • dicates that every. montit7 Finance Ministel• ,Dunning is di -awing nearer' f'the Possibility of a ha1al-I.-C.0cl budiet.• while the report for•tbe 10.7nionth pe- riod • Shoi,Vs. 4 surplus.. over .a11,,expen. t1ittirdofb.$21,000.,00ff, this may, he ' Wiped out by 'the 'beaVY ,Special , • , • • I. • . , • poyht,0,1.es for various fOrtita �f re- lief and the Canadian Natiorial " vvtlj'A :dell* beforethe end ofthe fiscal year; March 31.. • • Heaviest Increase. in reViennes, came in the excise and 11200010 tax• branches Which wer`e $29;000,00() ana • 418,000,000 higher, 1.4espectively; Ex - died had tic'cotinted for ;,1 50' 520 799 • 1 A 'fid. the 1.0 -month period anti Was the. 'greatest single Source of revenue. • 'As there is, lib ,State..tax in hol- land, costs of raffle' .programs are. pft,i,t1 for by voluntayy, subAriptions.' 1113, taxing private tice the ' Sjoyernine.nt of Panama . Will' have power to . tontfirol the Celititlitis-iie 'market; ,` Cceritoslovalia's trade With other ,i.otintries is the greatest in five Vara., , , estimated,at. G50%00'0 with',160,0.04,.In citIdIng lIl anti-aircraft ,fer 00 of • 40,-) 000 in tlie SaDer,dle airtbree, '" • „ AO:Mat thid• array, of 11,3S twilled MMII, 010 tithed ,StateS,. Britaltt i•trid, France ,haVe it taiiibittedlotal 1,44a,*, t e Government. Menibeisliip fees aver- age. •10• a person, a. year. „lima in- •Structien, (OS.aii hour.:•en :,tho.'•;aVerr age 'are.:412,..,d,tial,:. $10: student solo and: $":„.M.1Vaiteed Oi1y licensed. in, StruetorS.':Jind i1l engineerS. are !ein- ployed.br the.clubs; and all ,.equiPment • 18 certified,•.hy: 'the ,.00.verirritent.' as to., tkirworthinesS,.• •• 1. -News In Brief Army ,Increased. :. • ."3,4„Ap,411): Spain aiafted. 'youths of lit..And'rneti of .30 neesn6 ktOihisee t' ' _Ahlis:„Week.•• to. tncrea it s frOin an, estimated ; '05t4099 te, *a. possible, 780,000; • .GOVerninentCorriei it ,PAItIS.---,Tbe. sliding wage. scale ,---p,roVision,of -the .:1-a,bo.r.-,rode.---Sfas,-7re• • re- adopted :by, %the C'h'Setipte,last week : and .it1i:Sri.eedY apprOyal: Of • the 'other ai.'ticles .the cede. Was: •Sent baok to tbe •Chaniber,fer actiew.pit Senate ;changes. ' ••• .• • " • ' .,.The.,Senate -vote.Was. 15,4;82...: An- --amend Wenid ,haye.--teiten-- . the Iorceottt •of the "wage "seale.,..proviSiort,' was., defeated: . ?re- melt.... • . _ ChiuteMps'i'ernained_Lin'effice.., after having threatened to .resign if . the provigiiiiis.wed. not readopted. 1• \ • Excellent training Frour;rn "Qui. club -flying plan is •preVed, *110 ntosf usieful, and eeonoinical'.piap .for pilot training in the 'world," Alt% . Ross .said. l• We '#etieve, beWeN•er,,, 'that; program 51101411.1 1e 1.at4nched to:train:4i -least---10i0•00-tnere---pilots in , • , Canada.; I; ..'whlt,Id,rproride, 1:e1e2 ve • for •rnilitary Intrposes:. heside:S„ prov,id- lug Et SSilltill'US to general flYing inter- est. •At• present there are about .1,200 .-pilots holding a,ctive licensfes and about •809,- others, whose •lleetises hai;.e , lapsed." ' inerals :Top igiing :Crap Prcdt-.eticn Last :Year :rot.1,,3 Ten • • IVIil1!pri-,11‘,.:NoW.fpundlancl,.... • Nild,--NeWfoundlapd!;s mineral; prospects are ievealb(1 111 017 tvleased here that sho.Wet1 :•nroduCtion In 1937vliaiT Sm•passed the •$.10,000;000 Mark,• -for the first time' in . . the inst•ory of .tlie 7.. •'Antieutteentent fiNthe vaitte ibinet'als iNewfon dlazid:, !totaled 0.0,559;732' wesadcomPartied noties •tliat revealed the fact this repreient- ed 'double the yalue, O.f. the ilodfisliery, 'long recognized as the teland'e•leading. indastrYi • ; ; • Continued Expansion .Seen; Isredicfing' centinued expansion of mining in.Notvfoundland, _it was•;re-,: t‘.• d that :11b mineral`....prb- tietrioni.4frol.151 4 - 1-ok cOPPer -raised:at :Tilt Ceve,.•the. onlY •:• •:-,,,opeyiratit,ig mine 'in: . the Country, . , itt."that.', . .. . ,, . , • , .• . • • . ' • Lead-zine-gold:•popper• orefrem Iltr., • chana and ii-enore at Rell ,Island •pc - %counted, ,for $10,O00,000 of the total.: predtictierr last' year,' •and'.stnall Opera- : ' "tiOne 'for lintest,ene and fluorspar were :cari•ied on' at,. Agnatii,tind, jinn:flier-. •rnouili.'and,,st'...LaWrence.• ' s ' • ' • • • FHE WORLD AT LARG ofii THE EMIDIRE • Only 41/le'' Reniaini In. v:tey of 'the' Nienioeller, trial, and " the. recent, :Nazi: :purge„ one, remarks. tlkat 'when F. iisoi Bill resigned it was und Gott; but, with :I -litter new it is. only Spectator. World„'s WqrSt Threat , This is the really most dangerotte condition hi the 1', 011(1 today-4•nam,ely, that 'the neeple• inled br dictators de not get eititr•r truth' or cominon setise from their, 1ewsInipe1 1:-.4•Ottav,f1 Jour- - , .The 'Disappearing Salinon Nopio 021 tia! Pacific enaSt are At , last. getting .an MIErWer E,X) that old -"question,--“ Where do the 7saltncra it seems .thait they go ,into,,e floating. Jap (11011.. salnion *cannery, --4-Torento Rural; Fire-Prection . •. Aii Englisij inventor, lia;:rirodeced a•:',I11 e14111'• ;extinguish - era, • a; inotin. PINna,.•seettopel ladder 1041 !gas:. ",b'onibS". eapable of. auffocat, „ing flames, This ,inay u,ltimatc•ly pro - :vide 4 stdution 10 the • problem •of: "r•,ttral. fire.:-pretpetiOn.-,71.1.'oodstoek •Sen-. • tineHteview.;• , Financially Ahle,AO Driv6, i.., so-ellis to .1,e' a. reasonable princi- ple that no, one sheuld be allowed -to• t;le • V-or•tfniMY's tMleSe • he is. a..„ financial position; • ,threuglt.'inSitytince or other 22 2SO 'tb.:.• meet: reaionable claims etre account...0i, • laity" damage his nnichirie may do; eitiiei ftlirengir, his ',Own ettrelessfiese or inthfforence Or,' thronglf deficiency...of:hie ear;.--;•• Windsor :Star., • Naval Race Continues • • LO:DON:-,=-B•ritiili., and Anterican naVal experts were , reportedreliahly. this. week to have completed plans. for building. battleships 'exceeding, .40,•000. buC,-to,be awaiting final. :decisione • o'f,. 'their •goveritnients, be-. 'fore carrying out teebilieal ',teats for actual •ednstruction.: • LRaid on Valencia ; • FrAheo- pqn4t ron- tiet an raiders Made twe attacks oVer the weelt-endl on, Valen- I ci't and enVirons, and inflicted heavy damage on •the ,towri Of Gandia, 40 1111109 'ter-thezietttli-;,- - • •• - Five rebeb•planes dropped several . bombs near the port' of 'Valencia and fiearbii.l.taill:le6.. • ' • • • Will Go To Air Conference, .OTTAWA,Canada Will 10i in a neW"inerif-Ernpire 'Air Tr•tilapOrtktioll dOnterenee next ponth, when delegatien' Will' be 'despatehetl' to • lrelAnd to cOnsult 'With , overseaS authorities there!' ( • If They Stood. Together: • Seeretar' • Ickes ,of beentelling the world that•the denvod.: • Taciep must !stand together. They all The new. deVelepment In Empire' plow it. But the trouble is that large air service •was revealed by Transport Minister Ilow,e 'as the. Houed:of Corn., ,moria 'gave thud reading ,to a bill to enable ..-Trans-Ganada 'Air Lines 1;1m- ;te1- to become 'an- int'egral part ,of. the.cainpany which will' •eventually contrOL Lmpite 'flying. • -GermanyThreatens -•.: • tie•• field, Marshal,' Ilerniari • GOerine, last week -end 'rattled ..the • sabre, ,as- he• warned the Leich.s. air levee was •,eady to proteet •the 9,00;000. Gernaans„011 tint ..bOraers" Highlights ,of his address; , 1 'Warning' hOdialte treat:the 'Su- . • deten Gernians in'CzeehasIOVakia as Hitler' thlnks, they-Slio'irtd he treated. 2, '-'fYitrning ,Seliuschnigg .to , . give AuStrian, NaZis .the liberty ,Of ad - tion demands 'f or • them'. -3:t!a Chautempsttibn1 courage czechosiovakia ten Mitch by; •as:. One seiiii-offiCial'e'qnnrnentator put: it; i'elinging to t".he dectlineS of neVa, and adhering, to: military netts with:Other powet•s,:!' • , • . Fascist Inspiration Dies, ,;GARRQNE flIVIERA, 1.taly,- Gabriele u'Annunzro, Italy's.. great warrior-peet, SymbOl. of Italianna- tionalisni and President of the. Aca-... .derny of ttalY;'dietl unexpectedly last , • week in his Xilla • caused his -- death. death. He woad 'have been 15, -on March 12: 'D'Amnitiid.wns•the sym- bol of the ,nationalist'Areatp of Fas- cism, and the inspirtition.,of 1>iuqso- ittf,44 is said, ,. • and/ possibly. ecintrolling infltiduCes 10 each; of, thein O1 e. net yet' .con', iinced. that the time *has cetile 'for.' them' to 'stand'', 'anywhere.- 'They ..could ,have' .'pped , :Japan, .withent thing a shot; . Making••e'. "Stapd" 'remit 01';'.1‘lanr ,elittria•-„,,n_aw;-Morteltettk-uo-T.h•pr,Cetild' •Iiikve;... stepped • pef many, b3'rti4king.-a•. 'i.,stattd". the',Iiliine,•And negotiating ,a just ,a12e1s-,02 cie,r1Y. reKiSion of_theLY,,er,•;, 'Fi•eaty. •••9,P,c,0 thev had preittge., ilbugli to• white -at 81 . •\Vllethej'Tt11e3 IIalt • „today; is doubtful. Whether they -will • have onsante black tomorrow is net. . . . •-• . Star. •• < • 'Canada's,Lost , . • The" o4tjolial.•• Viaien-s•Of ' peljey-of abundance .121 Canadian homes:,hits be.eif„se.',comple.tely, forgotten,',,the•ooy't. ernment i$ 110 longer, gOneerned ,With tho' ille ctilitidion lislliiig villages to buy. Canadian 'apples,- Al- mostthe 011112 concern 9f partYpoli-. tics•ls. With the exporting Intine'0."10. the Bmitisli oe some Other' distant 11302'- k't 'The,,Copservetive,•,;‘•tsion '9f ,net tional .policy ,Inisz been lost tern, • pietelw as the .1.,ther51• vision. or .fre0- t , trade. There IS 'no ionger any real':dif; ••••feyetice liefween, the, parties, -•as, tlite :Min,istei• of. La botir7s• achnissien 'about. the key'2.place of the; pretective Wointi cr. -•-stf9ti,1„;lit''' POTTY - •politics•. the Liberals Woultrlead.Along. the",path,of freer •liatie:."the Coiterytt- es, n.intittlitith-tre'h-t '0,4-11v:the, na., , tionat poliey, Ie.. See that the Qattadiap.' • people -.Int ye. 1)21101;11111g power in the . hotuf tnarltRt to militant , economic . ,st..c.ttrit Y.,. straight: Party PelitiiS. lure (0112(3 22) mean nol4I0g_0119,r12 'than the, sham . fight liel•teett 1 yeedleOttin and v (II ed e(•‘'..-7()ttetwn• izen; .• •.Defend ' 'Back ,to Niiigara"e'• TORONTO. -Denying sharply that any secret- deal had been made with the Quebec Power compan' \Tr, • mier • Hepburn, hcfore the Legisla- ture, defended. the ;reversal Of his "back' to•:Niagara".fpoWer policy last week by placing re4ionsibilitY direct- , lyjuilon the .'King Government 71-1E pi PI RE • , Universal Vigilance ' . , ,.$a, long as, two' people .aie,e; killed ye' challenge 'of the : roaa 011 gg).,,;.L.,gUh.. roads almoet everYrday ,of the . casualties ,:remitin$ Jimanswere,d,„ ;At he • saIpe JJine de0air.,:of turt1lei...ef'7•• forts .toedue,e- the, casualty l'igt not ..1,Ustified,. These ifinet .ao.nrititte,:-tti lie ,-...,•••04ainf411°11.1112(eg: toliloi7111.51111111;1!,etnui4it,Itiz•.tei arti:sti,PpOsed o.mirol, :a p01012- 1 11?)' 'lqt if a I 'weapon ;- )C 111 TIS), i go ,ett, e y only, ir Ahoy, go warily; and cycliStS,e„ven if they are travelling on •the tracks, theyprofess to dislike, !Mist retneinber.,,,the „.dangers .bf• unateadY. ,--a-nkl--eareleSs• riding: The preceSs' Of • reducing -the' fearsaine total of, dead • :. anti injur,ed • eannot , in the nature of. ' thingsbe .....citber than stow; but it cJittld, akeelerated if •,courtesy, •.sideration and watelifulness were ., So sti•ictly oly,t3erved as to. possess the nnalitY of • instinct,Oltisgow . • • ja13#nl,s Weakneses, • . The "latish Empire ,and 'tile 'United StateS, Cembinett take :half. Of .Japan.o. ,eeitnil-i.1.11' , 141 TU silk export is 'eel -teemed., the 'United ; •,.States takes per cent,..of,11,. this - being the: Only ..,Talimiese- export .notl' ' dependent On ifnnortecl supplies &yaw • ,. . • . • . -r4p-04,41,-trnwrattpa-trswiral •tnre, he .seen,, iS dependent en' the American silk market. Japan , vita•IlY dependent,:.011 imports 01 011 ,from. the 'Cuited: States; and the. Putelt •East ifidies,.:atid of. :iron:, and. scrap , :trent India, Malaya ; and AuStralia., Amongst °titer fliings;7:= .1apaTs. 'coal cOhkuniption is only- A fifth,. 61 Great.' Britain's and her 'heavy, industrYis not :developed ,Propertionate to her ustrr., weahneas, for, ?.Japan 111 War Is her .pennitive system Of land The .pioductiv-it), • • per acre is bi-W: but the productivity ';Per. marr.'i,s • :exceedinglY jow. The transferof,:large_puMbers' of; men to the fighting forces and or woniento the munition factories is, bound to , Ca flse;a: sleep tali fii production at the ,. • very. tiMe When tens 02 „thousands, et_ :scildi'ors hare to be prOvided.•with, More .subS'iantial diet thae• they eilst7; • . ed 'en as peasants:-:--Ileng Ecng,'NeN,Vs... • Clothes ProVe FavoriteIn Of •Canadian TOurist Visiting the • Unite St tes ••• Ovg.nlents • 1304's Organs, Photographed Motion Picture Films Shown •For ' • Diagnostic Pprooses and StudY • May Develop New. Technique . , of Piagne!is. • .• • Ilow the movements .of,•,the organa', and joints 4f:the huinnti bocly'catt b.- recor,d61 on mition *titre films for, diagnestie purposes and :4 atly • W.ati 'demonstrated last 'week , at, 'the, sci- cnce forum of the,New Yorl; . trice' Society.. . • • • ,15-r: W11iai JI,"Steward,",l'ilirei,tor • of the • DepOrtment': iffladi1ogy in•• Lenox Hill i-lr'pita.k,alld 1J.I. Francis flzp,e,Gr,ithi:pn Rlitri4,;f wlio dei.:Olope.(1 the t'•c•ehr.rique,b'y' e.x cor.ductA the demciv,stration, technique makes pcissible' 1,123 ceinpflati,on of a_ film i.,•ecOrci, of Pati- -ents, showing •the :Pert orrnan,Ce , of their arg, • • . • ean be•uSed to teach *medical students • :exactlY •what hoinkes, for eNample, wile'n•f.a:ocri'dStudiediss7aa li:vdte. Re'14isirr*e ."A motion picture record of the .• ',bel-dvior of the ag•afts can be §tudie&-- at leisure indefinitely without danger of excessive . exposure, of the patient ' qr exanliner," • •Dr. ,Stewart • said. '."These. motion 'picture, filins eaube . . , • Shinned to diSta%places • f or consul-, tation and Opinio, 'en the condition a the patient at the present- time or at tin.'tinte in his PreviOns history. With further experimentation and imp:roltenient,, the, scope of ,the 'meth- od will be broadened and it probably.; will became an In-I:portent division of .• sstudy." • Fluoroscopic Itwe.-physiti.ani sheWed Mott n tetures o the •tot'e ' nr,to toning organs;•both •diseaSed and . 'normal', They Said that.iri the: i4king... of the filme,a,Patient was! exPesed to , an X-ray beafiri...Whi611 threw An : age of his organs on a fluoroscopic'. A.,iearnera fitted with n 0:eel-. 'al finder and an tmuSuallY fast•lenS the.'iniageS ,onthe'Screen,:Sheet.: • lead;,covered , the camerabox to: pre -1 vent, the scattered:. radi•tion r.' • reae nng the fi ", •. • , special film :put. on. 'the. tarket:„ a month. -ago, Which -is • tbt ee • titnes-As . last as 'former A:teflon-picture flints,. • • N,fass tisedin the carneras Dr. SteiVait • and Dr. .G.hiselin, said., They repeffed...-' -that thesensitiveness . of, the film .niade possible the satisfactory-filinin• of almost any Part of 'the. botlY, ,Ustt• . ten 'eecon,ds toobtain a. good l'shots!'• (Ion an. 'organ, such, as .the-' heart; In • ' , . motion. • ' _ , f opulation: . .Australia •Birth Rate Higher Byitish, Migr:arits,,Sought.-By 'Corn- MOmvealth I./can's Luck Qn his way honte front Aincricl irt the Germati liner Hamburg the Dean of lExater; Eng; . land, attended a ship's Cositnne- fete. •' 1IR had no 'fa,ntittriess; 10 Pc wotT his dean's evening dress—breeches, silk stecliings, and .S‘'itrIet ilactor"s ,• 'e•ivon lirst prize. Oanada.,.$0;303,056.' Werth- •ef ••detiabie goods 1112(102 the 1100 'exemptien clause 111 the 'CtiStOins 'tariff during the: ten '11)o1itlisi1!,crr1i74mil1 Pt' 1927,, to-lnkt J 91 the. Natiener*IteV.enhe. Departnient • ,reperted ...Goods ,,froin the tpited.' States , werexahted,., at $5,03,-,,, ,veitte,d. '0,2,974,184 was ..the p2 ii2cip0 item in tlie,.seVeh twit- Anottities. fiStpd; ,ipeluding one for niis-• , .rellaneotts a1tIc1 and of this. $2,- , •611.793..represented clething' filom the United States, . Second. Was ftn•iiitin•e •ft110.1tousehold applianecs, With 1o9('01121 ng—fl All "cOuittries,. and , flitm 'tile: Lin itetl;Atalei:..aielle. ,toots • and Shoefl, lirooklit. Were val. :the .Vniled States.: while .radibe•total led • .$5 3.4.83k w Itli $'5'3;29:3• front. thel... ;United., States.- The ether. two : listed , 3.Items 21010 automobfl€ 0000sOpi 109 to 2>11.0(1• Strites,• ,automobile: tires Atiti' tubes totalling .140 front Alte 1.7hit.ed Siates, „ . Ausiraliti; 'has just .ft'eed .02 Per -• cent. Of AS- 2111(20>1.' ti •from 10 triclionst • I1.ritt4tne22-,Voisits o.( wpodlands' tOtalline'3`,D00,000 acres,' Will .keep twelVe surveyore busy frlr two years. - air•PZ, **444k 444 44t4 k• • With thadvent (f,e "12.1`.10i• 1,11W; tI O1)el4 Okh'111onta, 0 tWelliY-foot sirenin` .lortily quiet- hat h' ''een 8‘.;,'01i'ett t ) ntilortiql ov„ mitt on,t,.er.lfa bed iiitiok.fortw,a Spitiklake'eompietely vov er area •111,11f 211110 12 , • `. Floods Swell twenity-foot Creek to Veritable 'Lake in Spring Thaw na '''''•••'• • )6ANBUR12.A.: • . tion beglinto, therease;.rapidiy. af ter skVere preSsiOn; At SePtember • 30'1... last tha' •population was 6S45 398 an :tiwi,e0 Or -,',3,4,046 in tbe.:,firit 'nine.. months ot 'the''Year. (The .bortlinion Rnreatl, Of StatiSticst. estimate ...•of • Canacle:s pOPulattoa lit 1937 was 11,1'20,000,• The •('enens 'of. ' ', 14'1 cOun,teo 10,370,706); ,11 Atistral,la'e '•present _rate ihr O•ease is niaintaitied; the •Popillatioa 8211 pa;s the' 7 000 000-inark'•ahouf the : mldd4o-of 1940 Tire-go‘e,i,ioalejOrppee.! .1towete'r,"„that a 'rise. in; birtfi • rite Ie - 00l the ' ed 'develOp -r' !raising , the popttlatiott : to ...tyneoarie.. than '7 .000 000 in lOSs than two . t . . .• • FewerHave :Emigrated • Not 'only...hag tbe birIli rate risen , hnt-the loss of population .through IIII. ,gration has itetreased; fOr the first nIhe thitpdta Of .t,IlerS,. Was.' a , net loes oi population ...tlirotlgit,rnigt•at ion' of ?561..per50118.' Por ,. • the 001 period of '1930.tho • Popillatibit less throitgli` 165 iie.r..s.nns ENeess.of •birtbs ever deaths :for the first, ihree-cittarters .46;2.1 petsens.- 'Por he corresponning.periodi of 1930 the natural 'increase 'was 38,• 101 pirsohs. , .VINoria,ahdSauh'AuStral.ia Are ilia,. only "StateS 111 the Conimenweailli in wohtefi entnumbey, hien: Hunts With Hounds 4,11t,11114 lo ritelionnds`', has Proven., protirable fop Robert, 1.. 1 tll0kshank$„• 11 f ' S.asliatc4tv1411, 15 miles seutliweSt o askat'ffn: who nt- Is niarketer,,tt.''J roy,ote 'pelts takn 1.1212 11)0)1112 po> io(I. a- pad:: '61- ' orossing English, greyhound:It, , with Irish volfhounds and. a 'right., trt)c.k, vaintlfle 121 going 60 10 70,,1121109 On Iihaf:. '1`6 21og 0 tat:elt, tt 'Coy -eta readily, , • . • • ”. . 'Present.' 0o1 6t,i.'slca21 2111 :1130111. 40. IkI 2,,222 b,1111 f est c't•It'ltdn their' ati4„ cestortAt of 20 [$ Mr„ bolitives. The average opY.' 'ato, ht.!. es 111tO4 (Nth ruh' 1214111.21 45 110 21 . •