The Lucknow Sentinel, 1938-04-07, Page 3•
CANADA
.ctifl In Pig'sTail
Last year qapada , sold to (treat
•' pritAiin ..peunds of. flacon,.
equivalent le 1;6O0,000'hogs. Theurl
' in t1ie. pies yppears to b a,seurn-
. the .shape of the: l$ al011
Aeeerfl, ••, -•
A Strea!tnii of Talk ,
The average, nian talks two hours
out of .every twenty-four at the• rate
of.490 Words, a minute.,fie htters scinie •
year, The, atithoritY
dogateay ao, hut pi Prealliae
talkiirg ot men. :Chaplain• •
NeWs:
Wkiit .Char.te Has
. . ,
1,1;p4 !latest scientific aid to safe
..driving;, is. a . red irgite'on- the
board Which wards motorists when
!, they approach. grade 'crossings.' lint
If th'ey ;won:t. heed tooting ,'Whisties• ,...
ringing bells , and . wigwagging sig,„
what.: chance has.. a little. 011
•light?---WindsorAlaily Star::
kleiri FaitnS'
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•
Agriculture •• col at last to ',receive,
•, v.:hater:, recogiiittOn„ The • prosperity.
•the • PrOVinco, depeuds, so much up,,
.en,•the.five119)elng. Of tlie farmer. that
.it '4iothing, :short crim:••
hew:that the Money 'is alienable,
not. to recognize the • detnands•; bf the
for•. reater..la
Ist-
104.010,
-4:46e in Placing. e4ricultere :10*,:a •
• ter position to. play its full;part in the
develop.niene'and Progr6a8 Of 'the cant',
.Rising (2) ,
The core of • the Obiriese ai•inies,
still • intact; .the (%ntral ,Gov,ernmetI,W
with the wlio1e4earced support
united nation; has :never • been, Orenili"';
er; ,and Japan baa'bee`it'toreeq..tor
,iist,.tne; good otliceS 9f, Etiropean„.
;Vowel; in Order to •malce,,peaee ,oVerf
tures which 'have' 'been reiecied wait'
tlie contempt the -deserv,ed.
!back the calendar* may be .the•ovish
•of Most Japanese, • Too late; tiler
•awakening, Japan , is canght in the
is perfeetly clear--.4all too clear to-, the
Jap .
anese , She has antagonized' • the •
Pewers-of the• world by h • ' t
bruality •
, • • • . , •,,
Her ,troubles at home are..inereaSing
daily. New's': of insurrections -An. the
• territeries She hastorn from, the main,
land in previous"raids" leaks out .to
, •
fhe.• World. '..The•Land of the 'Rising'
„ _ ,
.S.un.. Wonder! 4--tiong Kong Press.
, .
is,44eS Qutlive
rgisn Growth
• 'Irish Living Costs .
For Ministers., Were disposed,
•denir thatthera" was- any:increase
hi the goat Of Wine but When they.:
„ 'could no longer persist ‘ that atti-
• tude they Proceeded to .niake. the case •
. . ,
thet.the increase. in the •cost bf :living'
. •
•
was a.sigh of -greater presperity. The
housekeeper• in town and country •bag
. • . , •
•
:to pay-thigher prices for .all her, rel
quiretnents. ...The Citizens, .as .ta*pay-
ers, are, for •the Same reasda, :Called;
peftr-40,--01-G4:4.d .(.'Y.i4ife-44-;114,k1S7a0c.ted
E$crieutfe'r'. :defray::the addition:
, . ,
•
at cost Of' living,horius:: The Citisens,
• as , ratepayers., `,• sinillerly • affected
. •.••\\Nine the costa and,• charges. p3
• which hayo' referredYhave!.leen
,.niounting, the tite Vtiet
clueing class iri the ,e'onntry-*-,tliP agri-
cultural. cornhittaity-has... been rele,7• ;
tively . For ev,erythitig,he
. has.:tO piirchaSe.:thelarmer has.. to pay
• more; and ae mueliless
• than lotto been, obviOnslyibe'is cern-
Pelled biS.purclieSosio a bare
. „
1ni.• . • • •
• . , .
This.'decline in his pun..
Chasing. Power • is...detrimental to . the
, . . _
manufticture,r And treider.- -Irish 1,tv
dependent,
AniltRal Ad IIt.Tsues Bolh
Can Lille On, Celebrated
00414st Announces
Livihg tris.n.es have the power, te
• survive long beyend ,the life of the.
strated in flZ•enielaTis4TP1.4-tW4P;lal'dt,:lissues''
by Pr. Alexis Carrel, who kept .tis
sues, f rom an ernbilyQ chicken heart
alivelonger than. the greatest 'Alf°
span of a. chicken, • The,. culture is
still alive at the Rockefeller Insti-
tute. aftek:•'-more than 'tt'quarter of
century,
Blossoms ;Ali,1;e,For Mo•ptils,
Dr. Carl L:'-.LaRtie,nor the' depart....
'mart Of botanV,,Vniversity of ri la
gan, has,,lemonStated that it, is posl
silole:Jo • keep,:plant
as long as theki.,\vOnld •sUrNive..,
in "the plant. .11c-k6Ok tortiOnS
the blpssoms of • plAnta' whiCh • have:
but a shell span Of e,,,:isterive under
natural • conditions and placed them
in -'e %nutrient cultnre
fn -t' Li• ',1411-',49.41M-
Miere-erganisrnS, are Vultivated.
After a given structure' hat.; f I fill,
ed its fun6tron ir the Viant,. Its
• .ishment, is• withdrawn and it clisin-
.tegratek,:.... The. heurishmept livailabie. •
is then diverted' to the newlg,
devl-
oping itructure.a'i ',Wheh the hlosFbnl.
• has finished its tas..1 it makes way for,e•
the .frtitt,.' •• .,
Tliontal ,TiMeS-Journal: • '
Wants., Le3s....rovinoal Power
...We. 'may: not • always : agree with
, ..1)01:tcin• -Massef P but we ban see
some yelidity in his•, Clain.' that. Caw..
. ada. is in darigdp.6f becarning 413alichn,
,1?0(1.: ; like. most of••-usi. sees prov-
inces' ieeking toiseVt. top' much. mini-
, ,brity•:With a consequent danger to fed -
01 IlleflI
,..Thet•tys.is each 'ri danger• ..
Tliere! 1S'.f.ar Joe eiriphasis: Iaid
opik „whiCh' usually
• mean. feclei•al' pow,
1200',3ably what: is. needed 1, less •
-prov„incial:POWer. .Thero is a g'rawing
Llite.• whi ch,even be -
:it mlght , be bail "'doe to e
• :t prOvin (nal governments 're
,..s.tti,•,;ethots,; With• -COuseqUent saying ,in
' takes arid tronhie,-rNittgara•Taliri
$:nes Reealt
Klondike
•
EamoNTpN.-- Scenes 'reminiscent
'of Dawson • City during- the Klondike
,being-011aetett-at
Uoa-
kiiife, N.W,T,, centre, of theigeld
on the north shore of 'great Sin ve
Lake; Leonard Drumfiniad, aepre•
tiry and inenagor, of .the Alberta! and
Northwest .Chember o:Athle, sell.
Ile just retuned frerwa LQ -da' „aerial
• tirrid:n ' north mineral
, AirlortcP.`Qcing Men IA_ ‘:
- are bringing men in daily
Who:arSeeking WOrk 'and tl:e wok
• hasn't..started yet," he said.'2fTli'd
salt is there is.410 hetet accommoda.
0031 de new, an•ivals .„ mon ',are
foi•cod le undresa and dt'esS almost in
almbst like. the .Pawsoh
, . .
Mine managers in Yelowknire, Cor-
don -Lake and Goldfielde,'Whera :he
•-1-OZt 'during iS giur, ps ec r m 9
• issue a publie Warning' to work:seek-
' ers pct. to, consider &ling' into
tu•eas 'yet as ;It. will only a,dd,•to the
'difficulties and work will .not start t n -
••tit the •simarner; • Mr. Drat:14110nd sahl'-'
, . .
Commenting' on the adtivity in the.
•
'north,. Mr; Drummond said,:14.:11`erel,s no,
.(11tes
(1;
Yellowknife, N.W,T4. Dicli Pa_
• cd-WIth ,Seekers Aftcr
Geld •
evi
ea
LiEe'Expectation In 04. Dorniition
•Is Shown ,Bv7Latesi'llivres To
',..Be;Higher','Then .Iii-t:ther The
trillorsToevortitelit''BrienIn.,:
.••lifvesligatiens)into tongevity*tenA.to.
reinforce the Bilifical..dictum% that...the
spate;Of: three :a.core and 10 tho
b,Ominien Bei•edii, of • Statistics,
notinced this month as tifficiallife tab-
le;' for 'the -generni PonitlatiOn of (*II-
ISSUed for the first time...
s that ,•:loday, in Ce.nada
• .. . „
particularly, thero„are tar .glor'e.: :peo-
ple; . tta , the: a 11 snan-thd,t1:.
oci befOre• in. history there 'are:
net! eentc'marianao
:than: there...'Were l:YearS ago',". the
•
buiea said
4The,..decreasing nioitil
:it y gt•yontiOr agesis 'a token ;'ot the.
, vastly, ,amaller'. , a inetint:, •*of• ,
among•'..young.. people •
•:: 0.ros„,Doe4.1••••
• • -• • •
Based, On the 4931. 'ce nsus, i ell.•.*as
the...tiiit. r.:.coinnare'.. den•Chs
Ing • pOtmlation.iii • order that
abilitle,s of dyiug-.coul•d be, re.ekortod„;
. .
the •survey: showed that the -Canadian
bek;.--of'...fr.vse-Can 4)010611W-8rd lo 0
::-Years..ot lite. An Biiglish boy
• ••Em.d, the. American •boy
• 59,18-earS. „.
• As •a person., grows older the ..o.nee-,
tatiOn of life 'steadily•deereasesl...xyben
atanadien. y,outit reactee his inejority'
' te-sjii-pliesepeet-43-;-y-e-ars441,iyo7OaL
:the average. • 'when . gets le ',Id' be• ;
May ti,rit'icinate 1•2,yertra. more. •
etpect. to have eomfortahle .1:34eara:'
retirenient andie If .• be.
reaches: SO. he ,-,Should sik yals
• metre and 'eken.Wlzen at -the
• .centtitY reatic' 'exOecta doll • of life"'
.is.tWO'•„Years,..! • 1.„"
. •
•
Stailr. elf lhortaIlty in .15. .ecnintrieS;
,show that.pnly two have a' lower ipale
mbrIality• 'front 'ages -25 to 415 :Irian
. Canade,',. these • being: •Penmakli and '
• Holland. Chance of, an. Italian boy of:
five“ dirieg • is .39 ,per cent. 'greater than.
that • fOr Canadian, CV a. Japanese •
',bey 169 per cent.„. and: ati !gest •IndignA
637 -per 'Cent, •
... A. thanging..Ontario. ,...
In. ,Middlosex aid .,:nloaniiitint , cc3U11:-
ties' rapid changes. are? taking 'place:.
' TheSpn's, 'of the Old -pioneer, feMilies
' , are not. ,stitYinp; on ,the farms.. .Tliey
:are :Sel,hrig „out in, Many.' cases to :Ole:.
,C.W-7•••-•Banallittiisof---.--afieror-igins.-•4n
Lanahttla County,: „'„ particularly,' near.
• 41*Vinstini.,-..tliore:•ta 41.1iirge aettiernent..
•-•• Of .C-1,ebliositivek-ianti4w.lioliave-bolight--
• Out .old'. firing. ..,slihey, are inakine. ex:.
''.:" cellerist•settlers.; They are happy :jut ,
now that ...the,Y,. are 'listing: in Canada ,
• :and not :in ..Ciectioslt,Yakia: • .The ma- ,
• Pray, Of. new' settlers, are anxioni to.
. take.pitt citisenshin papers and:to he-
• .COnie 'geed, •Canadiaiis..• Their are, ready..
tco...ado0.•!ou!r• ways : and. out 'custone.
Possibly in :the: end .it.:10 not ,.stielt! a:
s• . bad, thing.. to. have -.an. ibfusipn ,of. neW:
' 'blood: In ply,. ease, Whetliee like
. It or Mit, the Western Ontario. of e
few decades front nOw 'iney..beap en;
• \
4.1r ly different.Wria,tprit Chitario,froin:
She Of 'our ' day and gpneration.-.-LOw
doh Free. Press. • i•• ' .:". ,•e ;
.• . ... ,
N: Process : Makes
lettiresr.-
liotographs. • Produced:: in This
'.'Wey,Are..111iseh ,More
..,Acenrate
, rrho Altlitinurciiconmany nf AMer-,
;: lira diseloacd* lalt• week., at''P,i,ttsbutigr,.
•inethod' 'of
inakin'g picthi'es.'eh •whiCh• Was
pec
exte'd to be inore •44+d-
• . , .
. „
More .aceurate' then:trrose .tak.en. tin
•• paper.,„ .•
.1t..ptLesehtei.klie, first pOrtrait nitido
, 'by the new .prOteSS, te,, Dr. :Paul,. D...
Merickt,' Whose reSeareli •v.Verk on the :
, preciPitation hardening ‘bf,,alloya Jed ,
•tti ,ti More' diversiAed age ,of 41.16talat.
Oci, Not React TO Chang
• • ,The Piekrea it've ntide On a paten,
' nvtal abetit tifie-Sitteenth of an
• inch thik, Whih etnitainS an OXide.
coating., Withthe sensitive silVer at114s.:c
that ,readt. t6:„ OkpOsed
to light:k.Ntit through anegative an
• Image r''Ir Av. ueed, on the Me t41,'
'spoit',:esintin said. the metal pie,
.teros,hagie, pre. Ve-dliTO7C-
StirVaYs, Where ar stinfaed,
ateUrate, \wig: needed, . •
'I :ekplained thanr.'ssliglit chaps&
th ,tempet;attire cattses tontrattfett
n:insert of paporPfettri'eS#4,tincl:.that
AiStortion wouid
• abetit a.greVe'
ta11604 The 'Metal pfettlrei (Id ' tie't •
, react to Spch Changes, he :Said,
• .. .
Intien!Led-- Road-
Retle.cts Lig
New Type Surface — Engineer
Offers ScherneAck,Aid -
• Night priveri
• 4 new type ofi, joad stirface :that
will "increase visitilifty,..very 'greatlY",;
•was rapetited at the 17.4h. annual Masi
aChnietts: :Safei,Y Cemferenceat:
• '
,. 1, • ?'
Need for someA§uCh surfaCe:wes ern-,
phasized..by a group of engineers. dia- .•
to • aCcidents." .
• They, Pointed to ....Mounting' anteimo::
'bile: faialities after • dark,A•estrietione.
Op: beedliglits.,, and eXiieriexice"prov-
ing" : the impractitability Of Caforeingff
• speeds Within AIDe jinittejSet head-
light visibility; ' • , • ' '
7•The Only' Safe' Speed ,
L. A. V4o.d, lighting engineer,
said that "10 AO 1:5' miles .an hotir. :
the milY, speed Safe:with pi•dpent,light,
ing .,eqUipment.fi• . '
The probleni;' therefore,, 'these „ en-
gineers; agreed,- Wei, One '' •of . getting.
enougli .tght of •the right kind lit the
•rightlild Ons,the highway., ' '" • '
. 13,...Halvorson, Ot' Lynn, Iviaga..,
!annettneed, that' the.. new type of:read
alirCaed, was developed ,during an • at-.
!..tritript by, the, researelt e.c.pett,S to de -
. Sigh: a purface'that would :alioW tIr1V-:
era., te' see • farther • without. "glare.
..P,rtik• of , the problen?,.)-io stlid:'Was..1f6
gethold c)a designstliet-,woind do Its
•, job as well hi Wet Weather as 111
Pitted AtIntervels, •
• The • deal,spiy1)0 'finaily 1 settled .ort
makes his: niiniattire,' test road 'leek
• .like,'One of those', 'Prina..yeu p1L frictlie
oVen, rot' :hot bi0tiifs. LItle "cups"
:p11 'tl.N6 road, atintet,Ws of -an inck. lu
diaMeter. Mix01 With till§ indented •
stLu' is :,a2saltsta1ice;. stieh ;as Mt artZ4:
•which giveS„ high' refleetiVit.y.'
. .
A -C
anadians
ily ricreasi
CettMent0;ix, Pr! the . •
af the Week's News ,
. •
By Elizabeth Eed
!INSIDE. PRESSL4B=By taking oyer:
Austria, Ileidhsfuehrer Adolf Iiitler'S
--chie-V• gain ..haS-bee,04111.O-l.?telZease..01,-
his.• ,own prestike, With the Gertnan,
peeple, at a timetwben •their -fakh
him badly • needed holstering. His
4,itetriait coup has seiwed for the mo..7,
ment to distract German minds, frum.
the army purge, mounting .uniii
playrnent, shortagre oT food cssen;
,tials, lose of personal freedom, •
Observas .sav. that the:Move is de-
• cornplishing• little in the,,way of hc
tering,,, the depelate'.,ene'raic
qiitloris: Of th.a 'Rere. Austria; tool,
is doilei.ent .ia f(i.,i-Os63.."..s and ra-v, ma-
:tci& has to hripor ,o If) e.gt•v.r‘ae
000 atd 000,003 to feed ,her People: .SoIe resources
• present there in auy sbrt• Of • alituni.,
• twee are iron ore 'ant timber, whiclb
• 1111121 end hi.i financial advisers, plan'
,
•
the- ironore and timber outside the
country, they will be able to board
More 1'o:reign e' capital and stave off'
economic collapse for the' -present.
••The seizurer.of -Austriat.is..thenenlY
a stop -gap, a, tomPbrary measure,. to
he followed •bY mines Mere'
draStie, nifinitely More brata.'
side preSsufe di -fives G`effifatirst14"-
1ierSe1f, 3foreing the; country. 'on 'And
on to. further and 'still-03:01er nag-
, gressipn.: The're no. foundetiei. for
the hope that •Hitler. Will stop where
. he i.,
• •:wontt: be .•lortg-
now before liol'and,-hai,izig won the
first ,round of. a ,bloodlOSS „fight with
Lithuania, .by fOrCing that' country te.
accept Polish terms hi Settlement of
a bQderidisiu ewi1.bse ma-king.new,
demands of her neighbol.: The truthk
'
4at.49,114474Aitru-14.41ilier-toi-aei
'gaining; more
outlets. on the . Baltic.'1C,ispretty,
generelly ..agreed that ' Pond, sup
• posedly an ally of France, -has. been,
H ea th) ;land. Vigorous tiements
• !Lin addition to our healthy 'climate, .;
advanCed facilities in medieine' and '
rbittlipith-at
Jig' of 'Which .undeuhtedly-' eon, '
'tribute to Our • 'remarkably • 's,p er
longeVity, there. Is •the factor of se.
lec-
tion through the.' report
continued. ,••• • .
• • , "Whop large movements .of .pepula;
..-tion'take place •there is a:tendency' for:
.thd nim:e •liedithy *nail
aidt,e" hile the less •health y
stay at.iterne. Hence •it is that NVest7
,era•Oantitlit 'has the :light:est'. mortal*
three provinee,J.haVe .'reeelved
• rnuch or thotv, •ppulation. very !recent,
,
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News In Review
Tc• Fligh-PnWe,r, Stations
, ultimate
poiicy of thetC.anedian Broadcesti,h,g'
,•corporatiOn to til cOntrol of all higly.,
pow broacleastitig• in CanadaW.,.
. rcelsingten, • ehatrrnau s of the% Board:
.,0.•coveypers,. tow' th.V....341arlIathentary
... Corinnittee on Raffle.' . l. .•
• .:1?01110 lperniita had been, grzinted: foi,.
private. stations-,-.Ni:lt-ftpower ••up', to • ai
inallinunl. • of • 1090. :wattS.. but.,...no,4 in-
crease:PArpuld4be•perinitt.0,,alioVe that
Tity•iitk frizt:ithrte-sratitt*tivrir,-, '-
' Broel<ington said: •„ .'” . ,
,• . .
Evetitueli,Y " it w,kis the., intention to.
7.restrie't; priVate. Stations:, • to' ."purely-
,lecal timetions.r .• , •^, • '• ''''
S p.,'aghttiShootin
. Went ertitYliecause 1 WaS offe-
0(1 instead of steak ler my
'supper:" A Man offered this explana„:,
' tion recently to Chicago polite after
• Shooting his 1.7-year-o1d 'daughter
and. Wounding his 21 -year-old son. '
nilseecl his' wife. •
Teit.Yeatik
niosi energetic. Man in the
World has been walkirtg for 16 years.
He started in 19;g7 to Walk, rOund
the Obild',• ;NOW; he has celnpleted
• 80,060 Mile§ ---more than three thildS
•.,the.tit'eth! .eirctimfereneS; •
•
;Whales 'have bo�n tneWri 0:break
theirjaws on the Ocean bottoini after
h.mile deep dive; • •;
vin have.'faild. to, 'communicate
with him,. _giving:, their views..on, the
atter. , • • •
The dreft of the. prepo,Sect Amend-
ment was :submitted ...to all F.:coV:13,- •
cial Governments,'Japnary..20. • New,
runswlek and Quebec had it up to
his week: acknowledgc,d.' receipt o'
he draft.
•
ORMAL CROPI—From droUght
ream of sotith‘vcsern ,Saskatchewa
re cabling 'reptirts .(3'f' water floWing
4. 'creek .1)0j1,4, and lakes, '
toLth Up oteativ-ne'eded: Water: At
Zeiritt it is'Said the c'euntrY has re-.
OK:e'd the lai•gest amouptlor., Moisture
rri a n y years.; Further,'•rt, has ..1..leen
n Open. Spring:with r. :1:•,1*thaw of euiy snaW in many •
A "not;nials' else') loplectl. for by
farmers, of ...itiSkat(':how,i'in.
Pros-
'jsh For Whale;
Sharks To ..ftelro
.German -Indus r
RY.i.irgcl'qPt44 ' (9. M•4117
Necieasifies In Gerin.,,,any,-1 §k4w.
Vzed F'Pr..144thei An4:46411;0!#en,
•„I3 Used For Wool. , „ • -•
*.-Miti:N.:-..:fiTits-st,.rt*Te tor ,
rnaterialsc.which it 'cannot secure a(
•heme and cannot. pay for in 'foreign,.
eXcharigel, the Third German, fteien•
has- turned. its, atteatiqn to the sea' '
Kt free* god- Unbounded
sotiree of .1,ititYpit,es'3:it” certain „Itaefet •
p•roduct's., '
• Oermans rn 'early years Were s.'nOt" •
accustcmed to eat .nnieh. fish -,7-they
preferred During ,the last •few
•P,r0P4galild'a:lag Eat .1nor.:ev lish'-'tt •
has done nniefi to clvn-,i •tnis;
t.''' r u.: r•:ttiz.:.tion of .;
:.t1•10„,f.,3..-trade !far as Inland to
ii are ctincerned aElii -the marW•ting.: of
:th,ls'food 'pi (.11c.:ap .pvices. '
• ,o
•
•.$pecial 'Fleet of •Ships...
•, The shark is also epeeted t�:eon.
share to' German selfLatiffk,_4,,, ,„
Atet.,s.-1-0-agtren.--heite, L-3s-s-tarl'PL-141g13't-7- fen 'A .`4aite'Clai firieyi'7)171;1'171.pa '
•:-
!ling again. It. will be:a
1Y left fiainburg. to capture slitrIts Ifl
hirin• -for. Canada' if the West reallY' - • • 7 ;
. • the Caribbean Sea. Sbarlt shin .1s u.sed
s 1)eg;tnnIng te “coine _back.", , •
, a leather., its •fins. arp cbrisidered ,
„,••
•—o— icecy by the Chinese and so tett
.rCAPEGOAT—In primitive timesale help, to bring tbe needed fore-
righ ptieSts of religion, were ign exchange, while the rest. of the
lace tbo. Want& for plagues, flak is , made: into fistpineal, of which
eanar,sins..of.2.the PenPla?,-041-; •64,11031,--tetis. nreL#PReied,. 104 .br' Pr.
, innocent animali, for inStaoce a, .dueed this Year: :Since 'It: is, now for-•.'• •-•
koat, 'which they put . to death with : biddeil to give "grain . as fodder for
great ceremony, • When the .goat had pigs (it is. required rot. feeding the „
.heen.14.111od, the Cause of the evil was population), this fisn;meal is mixed
Supposed have been removed and with •potato-lodder proVid.e•,the :al.: •
'expiatiO'n • made 'Hence 'Hence ' the. ofigin irinnin .neeessary. for pig;raising, •
of "scapegbat." ' •• • •• Maily,...By7products •
'Though we •are Priinitive • But the,,uses of .„fish as food for hu
I
. .
,times today, we:,Still'haye our ScaPe- man •:heings', an4als 'otilY' part
goaia., It •looks ,as though 9f its: contribution' Al ,gertnany's. Self7•
kurt , Yon ..Schuichnigg,- Of •aufflency. aibtiriiinp,us 'fibre, call;
' :Austria is:goingio,be onettf: them. - .:'11`sh•woed",. has already beertlirp:':
• Tit'ari.dod no w as a.,,tmitdr.hKAdOlf' .diteed which , .•.combination:' with
kiitier;!he• will:, be ,,trked',:for 'treason '• Cellniese.'from Wood ent-
?agents t „elpztge. ,i.cellelbse'apd•• per;cent fish a bu
• this'summ7Or.• .the court .proceOdirTgs, cinen0 • gives' a• ykod elainied to ire': tear-, !..
it rendrted; :Will be,.. publie: and ppoot and an be dyed like; and
widely PUblicizod, on purpose to prove is: cheaper 'thari., natural -,wool.: 'The.
fture-prodictiou Of:. 0.‘ii§h-wobl" is ex- , •
Peeted to '•replace .'wodl. for
many purposes, 'tied 'the.
• Present heavy "demands Wien the ,Ger:.!' ,
man forests for 'supplies of weect.cellti-
0
to: the thdtt all -tlic blame' 'for
1..)e,ked.•• up' in • the pthuenian. dispute
•
by, Germany ia return' ior,a. proMis• e
of Polish suPport: for • SOme.. other
moves flitjer has in mind . . :one of
which rnight be a.b.oye.ott 'of" czeeho-
• slOvalaa. • :Mtn of, fhe„Nali.gfinexation,
. , • ,
pI;ght, rests.: on :;,(:),',1huseh
nigg's *. shoulders. •Germany hopeS-
. 'that the death. of: $chuschnigg on. the
• .'dhopping will silence till 016,-
• ',.PrP.f.eSS,or...iiklbei?t•4•Bushaell itart 'of • • •"77-07-7.
Eaerch dean. of pIT 'BACK -- Ceiiterr
, efts, .lioNv;oyer; is, of. the 'belief' that thrti,ta by ',Chinese "a.rniiee garel'esult-,
, Gerrneny a.etntilli Planning to tinr ing,' in ....VicifoileS O\ 01 the Eaponse
(196•'•eat, •dog thi'oughotit. the entire Central Chfna.'
wo. opine. •:.. ' kist,'week had. it that
C177:- PeneraltssiMO:..Chia ig e
I-191.DINC UP= -.It; 'was. adnritte. 'the, •ebniral: hattle• front
15Y. .11inisteS NI el;.eniid ging ::,..in.ibist)ivil..eh:Arge, of the Cu-
. -,-in:Ttire, se, ast wee ,..,that..the yea- tun ly i„,
',on the present ...session has' not dealt lia.:Vg snc-,`•:
wtii the propeeed. arnendinents to the cess • .41:iant:Ong, anclAnhwei
BritiSh'I.C.d,rth" Amerfee •Aet- (eriipOW.- PrOvinces. *: • ". " ' ""
(Ting:the Federal ,GoVernment to en- It tc.o • early, however;', to •
: ti-et:.o.thempinyment inSuranee -Predict tide, ' 'turning.
• tioh),-,4f...,7,11,1ett4tIpeo.ortlie. pule JaVall'T •
The ,Heart..,cit Euiope•
TIENNA..1--"The, political 'heart of
n�. longerbeats in' Paris, ':but
in Berliii,' PrOnagaiide :Minister, Goeb-
hels Gerrintiii, deelared. thrs•neel
in: in, Ansehttfes Plebiscite Campaign
. • !!..fil ten years' time„ it Will. he ,
derstood Whit that signifies,"':. lie . said,
, • .,AppeUling: for a 1.00 per cent. ..O:te
;by Austrians, in • favor of: union with „
' Germany; in: the Apr,11 •10.plehistit3,.
. „
, . . • • . . • ,
Goebbels -said .:that wave - decisiens •
• taken by Chanceller Hitler .-.,- leaving,
... . .
. the, League.." of isOtiofls, i•einflitlirizing
• the' libinelancr and •abserbing..Attetria .
. . —
-4were all full , ofrisks. - :,. ' • •.
•.1
The Actic
Flies 'Very Far
„ •air* of Depression : •
••ittitt.:sottnded.a:.wdrpfng, in the. Rouse '.!.
...of ConicaOna this Weeic that Canada
. .
waa tin the 'verge of a ,depression
•thak. o 1930.' • : ". •
•The • .:0,ppOsitiOri " Leader charged
that "the:dangers signals are already.
flyini,": and !.that the upWard. trend
:Of .the past:three •Y'ears Sad' :stiddetaly::
. . ,
..s,topped, .The signals -to.' whichhe i.e.:.
ferred, he, Said, Were that •exports had
:Ala* 'Off. diaStically0that unexnploy
• Ment • was igt•ocvitig• •,bY 'leaps „and
bound,..25;000 •in one•MOntli" that
business men Were-refusIng.to..livvea
money because they laeked coiffidenee..',
•• • • , •••
•Trafalgar Scititite Sees Anothei,„Denrionsti.ation
,
TWenty thousand jammed London'i Trafalger'. gtinate r
AuStria, Ilere ar'e mounted and febt,'police Chekling a d
man Embassy' Eventually a few Were allowed to pass
be! CzochoSloyakittl"
-; •
• 4.
ecntl'Sr, to -protest agalnst the German - atino•kation
eputation• selbking to take it letter of Prptesit'.t9 the'Cler-.
and deliter:theletter. IiYe was shoutineltatids
•
. ,
•Long...Distance, Chaiiiroicnit;'... • In
Three Months One Globe -Trot-
-ting
•:. 'to :Niger*. . •••
• NOW :that the northern, ;bird migre,
hen., is, tindor.way,' the Vast
• distances Which. these travellerS';Cover•
In :f1iin to.. and from ,theirl aiesting,.
:grolnitcle.'ii. a topic of Current. intereat.,
,The •peWers' of endpranee..tlisPlayed
• by large, riumbers ..of ;North. Atherican..
birds oil tn.*: letigtity .migratory jour,,•
• neys: Is •Ainaiing,. but, 01i -elle'. is one ilPe-
eieithas_t•ont,rivals: them')•a11'lhIs is
the Arc'fiteriii'.aptiPY, referred to as
• ' "the • chaninfon- guibe trotter and fon,g-.,,
ti.istanee.. flyer of the bird world'
-Bir4unp,blar , Range' ,
The:•-speciei is , well named,..as•'its
,range.is ,circuinklar :and. It aeita'.oVer
•
•
the .0,etie Jana as ta`r-north as Suit -
;able cenditietis', can be found. ;When':
';the young, are.7..well-gi'otvu• the tana,
..dian and Greenland l'.,terns' gisalinear
from their breeding, grO,tinds •and a few
•knontlia later may be fin1d 'ey•en.
:eat flight,. pfi TeCord.for...tfiy
'far 4\vaY....as--.:gillie4; 'taot..tife long,
111(11' 1(1011
bird'. was. do.hielved' by,.an,. Arctie ",t ern -
,thaf,' hn. three months.' flew tronf'',The
•coast'of.„f„abrad.or,.tio.1.tite RiVer
. •
in. Southeast Africil.1.•
•
Traverses Atlantic •
The jotti.ney .,Of the 'terms,.is bcl
•lieved tO..follow a ronce.totiching: upon
Abe w,est .Coasts of Spain and Africa,
and 'on, the return ti•in northWards,111:
• dividu ---arer-knoWn.'\ t ' fl,y along .the
eaSt'edast .Ot.S•outh 'Amerfea. •
• The route indfcctted-for.thip..,hird ta.•
uni(1Ue as '116eilt0r speeleV,
is ittioWn to breed abundantly itt'Norkly
America:end:AO travetse the :Atlantic
• Ocean -to; �r froth the Old -"N'orld,,
These globetrotting travel Many•
• thouitiiida df nithli 1.'41.(f thucir..on four "
• continents lir. tife Course pf,h.
. • ,
the' thoP whid.ows' tdclay; .rEtany
artieles ',made fitornateiv raw Materiala ..•
.are; on S01% Among them,titayr`be teen
books bound in codhalr leather,' glO•yea
niadb fsom. tib afaterials,•Which• •
See.m, .aS so'ft. and • fine as ',antelope
leather,. etC,." whale fish leather Which,
been..,substitnted for Jiza-rd 'skip •
sin ,shoes:
ou. an • witc
On The Weather
' •
. .
British Ar-Conditaoning4nvention
Gr es You Choice of Heat:-
*Waye'of,froSt•-
A rnschitlifi:ir•ecintroliirig..Wather
• sounds: like soinething, oat Of,
Wells fantasy. .Biit 'actually the
ngennity'Of'.3nan has gtVen .b.trtit .to
-s)4ph. e!' -device... •• ' •'" .!
claarty&,'
. want :a heatWavel, Or perhaps ybu'd
likenice fresty weether. with a'
.'tOtteh ;Of ;snow. ' Ph11....4wn a switch'
On the inachineA-,-:which is ,knoWn .as
• • , , • ,
' 'Connected" With!--,putside Airr -
an all-year-rtmild Conditioning Milt • •
—and Your Wishis fulflhled
'• Right. in your own roon*you Can. „
have what you want: ' don't. have'
to go ontsiCle to switeli, pm a heat-,
Wave and seclasli With the gobinSons.
next door who prefer;a gentle ,,bal-
• , •
Tho.plant leeks, .a 'redlograin; .
-and, wa.§' designed and:made in: Great• .;
Britein.. It ha § left -Ole Aniet:i.cans;
pioneer§ in• air ,o1,-iditioning, •
,behind, •se, they spy. •'
• It is •connected" with the •Outsidc
air 11:v a' t-uhe, an'd eyery hour distri.-
•bUtes nearlY 1.7000 euhie feet of „
teied and reconditfonee d , in the
rOom • in which it is • Working. Con-
.trols,cons'ist of 'a Couple' of, Switches, .
and the:running cost elairned,,to be
• abeut,,half that. of an Qlertric:
• The Plant, can be fitted MVO an ord-
inai•y ofilee' or' house, 004'• already
' ahout•400'have,lkon,instal10 Anil. aro
Ott. ICO. •
When -ice,--skaters' skim along over'
aftiooth stretch tidy are not• ally aetu:
sliding. tat 100 ,t't•tit ott vtttct. Tito
• ice inelta under the skates, doe to tlie•
friction; and the Auto.% move along,
on -a thin fihn of Water, Increased •
presinref eg tilt1yAieist,,,,,,ttil'7N.y
melts .site), arid •.the„•weigbt of Ole pop
son on" ikateit provides proaAtire Which
•eorithineS'With.the frietion, to Choge,
'the it 'to Watai% ' • •
E h '
xc an N.,7"
Ours I
dr School Boys
• .
• TORONTO..—The' geotti..h Sevon-
.dat':y.'SehoOls Trp.er ;Trust, .which
last. year ciit$COttish boys on:a trip -
ter, Canada.' has ' „Made arrangeMents
e,tWoteili-s of Canada fer ,ScOttish .
,SelionlboyS for., this...summer. In tlTttL
"20' dwys 16,t10 51)e111 itt thiA, country'.
the .1)0"„‘is. Will Visit Q-6.6be'e,' MOntreal,
• Ottawa,. toronto, ,Magar,it FalLsi, ,,tlit4
other •centres:! •
siinmtor
nti. 1,11tv,'il.rtit'
t Lj»16
•
',ever41 g•roups. of anat r tan • se too,.
, boys, botweel the ,tigoa 'of 12 =and
,wil1ai1 ' i'otkiiid 6in t'citifih
tpot,r,wr,otip, itd t4t1r the.
1510540b1 jhp 6intinolit." The Tqrst.
,outfit iltUd011151..at,)jaro .4eo8t. rotund.
ing at' tile ond ttf *::.tritt any tiltuAta
dnottoy, ,••• • •
Tho.. (tinadian.
• krOurta..of 25, unde'r the..AperN;lisi.On •