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• 'SERVICE --Mark 8:27.30
Golden Text. ---What doth it profit,
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'a man,: to gain the, whole world,. and
•forfeit his life ? -Mark 8:88..
' 'THE LESSON IN ITS
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' Flace.-Near. dootroo
far north, in-I:Palestine. uncierMennt"
-. • gerinoiya few miles eastef, the city
•of.Dari: .:•-•
• . And Jesus went forthi,- end his
into th.V. °of'. caesa-
rea, .Plidippl. This, town "is t5,3 be ,,dis•-•,
•..";tingtitshe'd.frernaesarei en, ' the•
cos, the,Seet oktilo Romen govern-. ,
Ingot, where Falai •was inprisofled.
.•.. .
It
was. situated:"atthe most eastern;
- and chief of ,the." „ tWo,, " recpgriiied
sourc.eS of the. .Jordait on '4. rocky .
o
miles east 'of Dan; 'the old frontier •
city of Israel., ,And on the. way he
„asked:his, disciples, saying unte,thein,- ".
Who -do' alert say, that I am? .Jesus
is net .• iiking • for. informaticiri'F,foi,
. for he know' the • different
'opinions, of- Alen, What he wants s:
to, have the disciples State thewreng,„L
• opinions of •• Men :in order to.,. 'Set
.4gainst' their'', their own.:right. Convic-:
'Hia.i Ident:ty-
. 28. YAnd ' 'they •told•'....him,•^.., SaYing.;
• .
John the Baptist; and .'others, Elijah,
:hot- Others,. One'of :the .prophets. John:'
• Stood/Jet purity' of Character; Elijah
• • for newer with God , -..and. the • pro-
4iheta 'for •prociaination of the truth.
Christ stood •fer U filese..and for
more. These :were 41i:gpecl, but net
, good enough.. Fp*, ,dorielusions, are
...to be draWn..,••froin thiS'le,t'e.terneritof
•es::,. ,inen „ere- .iscussing'',,!
Christ;' „Men were, not ,,ahle to agree
to who ,Chr:st.really',Was;-,all,tuen:
,'zigtee.d that, lie was 4 'groat.peraon,
greatest:charaeters1;
inest,,therr.. Werewrprigt7:-ts to . their
..Conehtsion;tegai.dinethe. identy.'of
", . . ; •
Andhe, • Raked ..„,then,t,,i • But -whole'
Y! ye that, ,I'-' Ain? Then.l.,emphasia
'• here iS.,',..ertaitilytl'On",the;,,W.'ord
,
Th dis�ij1e had. been with Jesijs
now:. fortwo year, , and if they'did:
rot - by::: this. thite •;,•knoW.Whe'lle', was,
the); •Wdold.- • Peter :ansWereth, .
shith nater,.. hint,' 'Thou , art .'the •
Christ. 'The, 3eiVialt
*ries had been looking, fn the Iv1es.
's.la.li, the --Greek .",'Word
fer,;."Messieli") 'prerhiled in the Old
7stiFit7
-•MesSieli we'uldeirel-apViat-ihewouid
e „ their ••, 1 eSt • piopheLtheii perretf,7
prieSt,' their, ortinipefeat :and eternal
Fetet ;Was, cenvincecl that Je-.,
:suetva,4 the, l'OrKg-looked-for
and; that Conviction' has lieen'.(heifttith.
Al; alltrue ..Christiansever. iSince., •
30 And he:Charged,'therthet:theY '
'tell no min 'of The cile,-;•
faith waq weak and theit.,
hnoWledge,•stnall;, the, Holy LSpitit .had
' firstth. ,conie t� .eaely:.theni'•abcitit
esus..- ere:. ," gy cbu 't ypreplaian
•• the. •Measiah, '
, . • .
•
St.:, And .he began, to
• By c‘began),'' isnot meant, theth had
neve r before spoken of., his sufferings,
-or infimated • the' COmingcross, -but
• that , new, and 'frroninow. o,n,
• stroction .Was -:to 'he „precise ndde
• failed.'";,' That•.the Son or inanl'inifst'
saffkr, many.' things. Our redeniption,
tieriveil limn Chr-ist's •Stifferirtga
• and death,' .and .•Christ is •*)iriPelled.
tOSoffer• and 'tO.die only because hei:-
.detettnined :(beceuselie haves us) .
e_redeem. us froni sixi, and give, ,us
eternal life. Anil,. be 'rejected, . The
• .. verb here,'" ,translated,, ; "rejected":
. , ,
tneans to reject affer',Submittirig to
,rejected• by 'tie'
.::.1csan authority than the .Sanhedrin,
' • Vie higlieSejudieiel 'and•religiout: an,
• . thority, Of: the itatiOn, the elders
and:the Chief ,priest, endtheseribla.
The theee classes together constit t-
• thO:'San b edri ft r suprente .cotanCil
of the.••lews. And, be,killed, ein1 af
tet three '';,(le•Ys -risp 1-lere•ard
at leastff ere n,t, definite..predic-,
tion S 'which. ne.,. Man could•ntake • eori-.
corning hireself..e:itept ;With superb& .
"at, n 1 notJot1ge,
" Peter' Rebultqs Him.' • ,
And be sPalie the saying open-.
ly.'And-Peter took him, .eficl,""hegan
to rebuke htth The'l.rehson why, Pd.,:
ter..began. to .rebuke nut Lord was
, 'the t -,„he could •• not "conceive of erre
. Who was the Christ, of .60a soffering
'Violent 'death ot lhe hands of Such
hs these Whotri"jes:uS had .
designete'd to be; his.stt�yr
• 33. Eat* he turning about... Jesus,
iv he turned, choght sight of tii,e 'rest '
;Of the l'Welve,, wliV• were probelily
'rhitiching the Scene With intpilest, 0.na
Peter's' Views., A
publicreproof Was' therefete neces-.'
sarY,.
And seeing' his diseiples; ro
bilked -Peter, and stlitit,;Get thee -
hind me', Satan, -.J.eSits.nses-tO 'Voter •
• -',---4-'4,---the--ve.ry-WOrds--he.-..SPoke-L-to,-,,Sethil
• •In the 'WilileirfeSSof temptation, for .
Lhe apostle was' 14)ripting hiS.MaSter
Wrth the Seine teatiptetiort,. ,•Petei •
.Proposes Messialiship witholit Stiffer- .
, Ing and'death, .3esus does net Mean':
that Peter' is really, Satanic hild
prayed, but i'bat in urging Christ to
frOnt ,detith, he is thhing,,,
-
e04.4polioty; thepart of the tempter
affdsidinwith-man6-!--not---with.
God. For thou mindest not the
things' of God, kut the things of men.
Teter was setting his love Or his
Master iri opposition to _God's love
for his Son toldf2P his sonS.-
• , True Val‘t,ei ,
34: ; And , he -called: unto 'him 'the
MUltitude with his distiples, and said
-111-4; „them, If any man would. come, '
after me, let hint deriY hirnaelf; Christ
• had jast.:spolcen; to the disciples
• about his gross,„and ma* he,., tells
• thein that there is else, one, for. each
of them, j they are , true,
A' disciple v.tho, denies himself must
give{ up selfzw,orship and self, --W41. gd ,
:must love cod with all his poWers
and hiS"aeighbor as hirnseif; egainst'
these eiaiine -his own interests must
P SeL...14‘A.MLItatqAtit,h_
.14-1714: nie Th&s is the extreme '.=/
•phaSP of the selfenial whiCh Jesus
has just commanded. . • Let him deny
hinfself and carry Out that self-denial
even to-deat1l:7: • '
35: For whosoever wmalci, save his
life shall loieit;.and Whosoever
shall-
l�se his life for niy salte-and the -
gospel's, shall save it -rhe solemn
words are used 13Y 'our, Lord. on font.
separate ,eecasions Matt. .10:19;
Luke 1733:: John 12 :25,, " and here.
In • the firstelause; the Weird- "life"
means the' bodily life, and in the' sec -
'end the .trite'life of the, shirk. Our
Lotd's statement 'here Means that
when a man deliberately .sets out to
keep. hts life to save his life,' to .pre-
serVe his • life, • no ..inatter ' at v,,,dtat
cost,: he, is- going to loseit, for he
has failed to identify himself With,
anything „that abides:, and when: a
,•-•111-.45•E',.:',the7s1-ea esus an 'This
gospel, is willing tO`give. u "Vety-'•
-thing, ...even his life, he has therelt
saved hiS :life, for he belongs ,
Christ; and, in Chris* he :hag eter-'
, • .
, 38.'For what doth it :rofif
to gain the Whole "world, and foifeit
hls life? •, The *bele world, wifeUput%
in on cale,-,ielighter• than a' fed-
ther -When the soul is in the other '
scale. -The. material :and transient
On the one :hand, and the spiritual• '
and eternal on, the :ether hand, are
.'utterly=differen va u s anc can
never be chosen together. •
• , „.• •Losing.One's• Life ; ,
,• 88., Por whosoever shall be asharri
ed of -me and cif my:: words in] this
adultdrOus and sinful..,generetion, the-
'SOn of *-lieri • Shall'. be'''•ashamed of ,
,
•
hiin„ When -.1ie .Cometh. -in the glory
• of his Father- !vitt': the holy 'Spirit.,
41\7ow Jest's C,briSt said there • were-.
men: in 1,1ie, age who were ashamed " of "
, bim and his woecls-,- Wify.1
vid-
ently .because both be, hiniself, and
• as to reveal by contrast their fail-:
his teaching, set them in such light .
Ure. Again, they we're 'ashamed to '
follow Min' because in his life and
fr
teaching • he: attacked their prejud-
'ces We May ko: further 'still
-nd-----t-dy-,--that ;men were asliarn-
'eft, . and„ are . •aehatred of
'Jesus, hecause. he cilia .2th_... definite, -
and, positive change : of life. If we
areashatped of ilm,says the'Patient,
'gentle, tender; beautiful, strerfgSon
of God, there is."4 day coming when •
he will be -ashamed of us, ashamed
of tis because we, asharned .of
Will pave chosen. the Othwey •that
leads to destruction . ef character;
.4tind therefore to destriletion of life;
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7: •
BroUghtout of the Palmier, factory When King ,Georgp, :recently toured the Birmingham industrial district, the
horse7power chain drive 1899 model built for King, Alward VII performed remarkably WeIrv,511e,nais_Majes,___2..
77tetnelc a Sinn .arounetherblock. .Lord SWinton is seen sittniglaehind the King, who 'apparently derkdd much
• pleasure from riding in his grandfather's aufornobile, the first, ever built for a monarelf.' '
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Increase
ental
, .
I?uinantarzs Learn
Etzgli.sh- k.ctrigizage
'So noPalar,thas.the English
langu-
agebeeoine in l3ucharest• that special :
;Schools itre bng .organized to cope; .
with the -thousands who wish, to' learn;
Contrary to the general �pini�p
on the Continent, -Rumanians say .
English is ,an. easy 1anguage:0i rims, „
ter.:. 3utthey •Are'netably• 'adept at
learning" foreign languages.,
•Ono re:ason for4hc,-boorn: in .Eng-
-.fish studY.Ariset fro•iwthe films, Cine-.
• ine-goers, forin'ellarge proportiOn of
the pupils, Others4re studying,Eng;
lish 'because it is. beiog; ns,ed more
and moro. in bilSineSp, • diplomatic
society abroad.
, , • ,
• Granite' is bile of the oldest pi: Our '
;reeks; •and rriarty,%th6r rocks' have ,
taken their materials fialin, it.;
•
S. THIS Y 014R,
1311?THDAY?
by A. R. WEIR
'What th Star For'eteli %for These
:Born on April. 8, 9,,,,. ,10, 11, 12,
• 13 arid- filth ••''
You ere intensely affiliation§ anti
'position of, honour it. the
•World; You are likely to go abroad
and nuti,not remain one piece for
any:length of tiii**:-Pottee.:afid quiet -
41084 are need84avy 'to you. A dis-
appointment is' 'shown in love mite:,
ter S but`ydn,should overcome some
financial :difflpitiltY end :haVe:', clear
sailing. • •
s • •
„.
Governor-general.Befers Strain
Of MOdero" Life And, Its Result
ational ConurlitteelOr Mental
Hfiienee, • ..
•, ",rthec strain which tiodern life' puts
:sonil.
Jniricl is so 'heaVy that there'll
'alarming•inereasa hi the nuniber,.
ei,...people,• who are •-iuffering from
Mental :disabilities, an Lord' TWeeds-
raulr, Governor-General, speakinght
1VIontreal„ atthe. 20th annual meeting ,
of the Canadian National' Committee;
for Mental Hygiene, praised the ea&
• catiVe 'Work' . that is • being. done by
:this -organization,: outlining also the:
prineipat tasks it Must, undertake to. •
combat the strain,: and 'aicl in the
proper .trainirigof YOutb,..1fdr'the
struggle •of life. • • , • ,• ,
:r "Onejs forced t� the onelpsion,'
said the speaker, "the( there is that
. .
in.our ,inedern, life which:puts a, far, ,
heeVier stiain �n the Mind -.thaii`any,'
thing der .kneW."•'
"What l:Is the cause?" Lotd• •
'continued. tit "Many
.Chit'SeS,' I think. Pertly the:terrible
,tclerangement of • the .War; • the.
effeCIS of ,which ere by no Means -ex-
. hausted:: ' Partly the imsettlenient 'of
Abe :world Which infuses . in. Certain
ternperanients A perpettial: rierVons
, fear. .Partly the SaCt that the
scien-
- speeded up and elaboratied„,and that
jointer', riattire has not Yet fully,adj•
justed'itself to. ,.jt. 'Partly the dg-,
cline Of religion', which 'gave o - ,
thers Shield against the buff of
,fate." •.; •• '
These,conditions are,mommorkto all
;the World,,, but in Canada We ,have
, -,,causes---extreines'of
Weather, Which. put ,a strain on -the
nervoos.,syhtern„ violent .ecenentic upsii
and '•downe,•the loneliness which af-
flicts' people in .the Wildi far
froth. ridighboiS.. It ia a Probleni
•
..• • • .
ff To TenniS Wari.
'California tennisi'attivr
Saila front, New -York ahead :of 00'
:Wighiman . .squad, to polish ,
on play, , abrbad, , The' 'others
• • • ..4*
Will eail, in May. "
' •
ee
ichons
More Science
o Combat Crime
Royal Canadian Mounted police
• AreNery. Up...to-Date In
' Their Methods '
•;- Aidedby modern scientific , and ,
dian Mounted ,Polcce plarl7u,0121eiv0
,ea.;1113aigil under VigorOus new lead-
ershir to combat crinie in Canad4.
A rscience laboratory is heingi'de-
• •', '
which touches eyery vljiecl nation:
and Canada assuredly is pot -tine .
. ior 1 m o. 1 in , is ,ontinion."..
':and more hospital beds for the .
:mentally 'afflieted than fee-all,pther'•
' types of illness Rat together...Thirty •
'.thousend. people are being, ,treated''
at ..tbie.rnoment in Mental hosnigiti4
at an'fi•lhitia.1 cost of Mere than ten
dl1ais Out Of/. every ;Ow,
dred, children 110,W, in ••jourschools
fonr, under :present Conditions; are -
'doomed' 46 suffer from• mental aiir
merits. , :There ean'ke no denial, about ."
the, urgeney. ofthe pr.pblem. :
'Interpret kealth• In Wide,• 'Snse
• . .
' •• ."We are ' begintang • tei interpret.
'health -iVitIO•sensa-,-.,--health 'Of the',
mind aS Well as 'cit the body. lee'are
•coining•te,realize More and more the
• intricate "conneetibri hetilveen'
• and mitid,„ that physical ' well,being
is nothing unless it • is accompanied
•,by .rnent,a1".vvell-being5 and' that.,the,..
;latter is the mere Vital , -since it is the
more• fundamental:
• "A,.....vatiety of Wholesoine irrterests
Must be'.stirifulatec123i children to '
forestall 'the' deVeleprnent;', 'pf
healthy :pneS. • This 'Might 'mean a
greet 4aving, to .the, 'nation. Of valu-
able' brains, is well as rnOre, material
• econotty. • .
,Southpaws_Work
Uyider Handicap
• Because:0,1e World Appears to Be
rrooked for Right44o1d0 ,
PeoPle
,
41lnitely4 a figh-lianded '
world, :writes 'Anti Rutherford in ibe ,
••Stratford IleaCOn4lereldi Nehedy
• much -attention; ot course,
day that '.right 'atilt: 'decides' to go On
• A holiday and • let the deft' arni take
:the ,share of the Work: Then is
ibm. the 'resolution to spend a 4ttio
itiore,"tinie. tiaintni, that left arro',..:.
In the 'morning the trouble
The • Cottitt scratches.; 'The.
'briish,snerlai Even 'toothlartigh ,ob-
jects • to: Starting its :fob' from:lite' op-
posite. side "of the. meuth..1
, , ,
• ' That'..dOffee. dual '
' Then there's the . Coffee. kcup at
breakfast. Niee',". pleasaint. atm, .
paniori:of,a, hundred fronts. Brit 'right. -
..handed' hours. It tefusee. Vo-opdrate
•When the ..sugar is stitied.' Its handle
laterfere's ;wh.en,;,:the apbon into•••
the eaileet. , • •• • .
The s•lalt !,vorSe. ,:The drain -board
is on. the . wrong. Side entirely.'
and rhtsing,pan;are tined, uP.:a,wkviard-.
The:dish Jowel, isconetitationalIsi,
opphsed •to changing its.tacnie of oper-
ation "•••
' A.ras"of hope co.mes trent:the .tele;,..
Thane.: It 'isn't q bad„ receiver fitting:
,nlcoly int,o left hand: as. Avon]. •
•when a triesdage • Intis.t be written
down; even. the telePhotio: joins, the
•right,haxitt ranks Ind rebel's.• .•
• As. for. typewriter; notebook,' Pen
'and Penchi, they top are adapted for
.afty.thing but ieft,handed serviee; All,
the asefol letters Of -the alphabet seem ,
• to.rnoVe-oir.er .i0:::tha.right: Side of, the,..,
,typeWriter. Tho ShadoW-* Of a. hand..
lens on the 'notelaciolc•Sieritdd the
Posite diteCtion, , • '
fairlto .SOUtliphWS, ',Whefideti be done
abotit It la another .onestiiiii for ;the;
i'League Of Nations Le PutZie °lit; , •
. •
MaY'flies spend from an'e tOOwed,
yaait as watar eiaWlii 14 • to di .
-after the first night as adult• s,
XpprottImately 01,000, 1rt,
Wells have been drilled In :Tio
ed'StateS. •,
• -
veloped at Regina .under direction
of , Pr. Maurice Powers, • one of the
• moat:eminent . criminologists on the
• Continent. ' This will ''iiroNide cen-
tre fer R.C.M.P. scientific efforts tb
.fight • murderers, • counterfeiteri,
thieve 3 and sonagglers in the fashier}
of the renowned 'United States Fed-
eral Agents -7 --the C -men. It I is, the,
latest advanee in the draniatie his:.
' tory Of the Peluinion'l most fAmous
, Police erganilatien.
IJItra;Vielet Rey..
• Colonel Wood, formerly heed of
the Criminal Investigation Elraneh, •
and, now }lief of the "Motinties",.,
points with pride te such scientifie•
instruments,as the ultraviolet -.ray
• lamp, the Coriparison microacepe.and
the, spectpgraph, used by the force in
ciimiiial inyestigatibn. •
The *re -violet' ray lamp is rap.i•-:.
"idly---becOmiog Mereesingii; import-
antjor scientifie 'detgaiRn o crime:
With it, stains op clothing or :walls
• earl' pe examined, Which are inviSilald.'
to the naked 'eye, The coinparisOns
microscope enables coinnUils911''S,' "Of
bullets, cartridge cases, seals, sten-iris
• and fabrics to be made with the or-
iginal, •whild • the spectrograph is an
instrument -used 'for detection. of
Counterfeit, Coins, ,
The 'n-bw-COMmissiorier, •precas s,
the airplane will hate an increasing,
ly - important • place in the develop-
ment of ,the. fetce, which.nOw,polices
. the three Prairie-PrOvinces, the Mari,
times, the Northwesten.cl-y-oktin ter-
ritories. • . • ' '
!,`,,,,Atxtesent,,,pur_air"
C'entrated on the lastCoast and used
.fpr observation purposes hi Spotting
'.'rum -runners, but we hope to have a
pane Operating- in the Northwest.
TerritorieS soon. and e'ventually one
on the. E.'aeific,COast to Watch for nar-
cotic smuyglers• as•tbe 1!iners dente in
frem the Orient, 'thitY..that hits been
"performed by the • Rbyal ,Canadian
Air Force," he said'. '
Printer Can't Read • ,
,
. -P.g.: , . , •
' 49,41", paper has field jOb five
,y,ears, though . he., cannot „read , or
. write.: He, „Fecognizes. the 'letters. by
their shape:1 , " ' ,• • 1
Fai1yThatTuied
To Turtle Tinting
A Thrivirg __Incluctry—Lanily Dec..
• Prated RePtiles "Live For ,
Many Years
TUrtle,painting has become rnora'.:
• than Plat a fad in 1,914isiana.Ithas
• grown into an indipicry, One fttlniii
Iknil.M410,tates.
..of goomo tOrtles annually and ships
hiita, Nditheto novelty stores:
The f411141Y of V..C.: ThibOdea0:.itt
Schriever, La., is,tyPieal those Vvho.„
have,'3aken to turtle painting as
PP.Stince and' source ef 1:evenue.
, Caught in $eason ,
',.rhe,qhibodeauX 'tinnily started
-ttiftles :and', decorating their -
the1h X! collelate raincoats thres -
•-years hge,•Tbey turned the' shed int
their, be'ck „yard into a tuitle it,
Oent0 and started ,shipping thegau
• dily Painted little'. reptiles to curio
'stores. all over the country.
" The tattle painting season'etart$".
when eiwions of turties• hatched- in
tb.e sAitnips' herrin to swirl.; around
itndciirn1 cin,loqs and- overland. They
• boyi, Wishing tb earn:pcacket 'money .
, and sold phinters.
• Permanent Coating
• The, Thibodeaux family • has ,evolv-
ed a. system of painfing the turtle -
which 1a.st ifl1efnte1y, The,.turtle..' •
is „net alloisied to go ricer water.fer ,
three 'days, then' givenrIwty -coats ot-',
bright paint; then a deSign.q painted •
On the shell and a coat ' �f shellac fol.; ,
Tho-tottle is then F,10,elced in
wet moss. in an individual boar and
shipped. • ••'' • ; ••.
The painters explained.. -that ' the.; '
'years if cared for :•-•
properly; and never grow in Captiv-,
ity. 'They Are ?caught When'scareely
larger': than ' a.thover• 4.611ar , and re- •
• hiain "that *size no Matter how ivell:
' fed, ,•:.• -•• •
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Comedian Arrives In Neiv York From Coast
'Drawing: allegedly dulcet' ones from that constant Companion, his
Jack :Benny,, radio' comedianrarrivei in New York for a brief Visit.
will return- to Hollywood quite soon.
• .
•
,Hal, Kemp's .orcliestre with solOtte':
•liditxthe pray 'and,ROb, ,
the new Time T6' Shine mitsiael overthed. E. S.' rietwork,TriestlaYs
Tite.,h,rea.d.Oasts will feature the 'POpik.
lar KeMp;:'etyle: Of ;cleatedthythins and
personalized -arrangements ef new and
, old songs -by ,Allen aft iss
Sexy:Dowell, rotund,. entitle SaxoplionT
.ist,,and riddle Ctisby, trombonist will
boon ,hand With a •liagftd Of instru-
mental ltiCks to. pi.,esent,,eath week.
Keinn'S bi1 st coninleted
• In the.'filin .1tailio city Itevels,, •
-NEW SET-UP '
.• 13e'nny: Pollack and .:,'his oroliestra.
.with the' gtamoretis. I'ettle. opeegee"-
. ..
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thole will replete,. jirinsie .Grier's'
ale On.the,Joe"Penner broadcasts oyer '
C. 13, g',..liOrinet, will be.aas ted Oft the
an 1)
ptegtemlaY "able east of • ; terS and.
stooges Including Martha .. entworth
as his mother, Dlek Ryan ea the bat -
ler, Roy. , AtWell'whose tthigite get a att.
twisted 'round tils :eyeteeth and , hi3
can't, see What hes :atiying ,atid (lay
Seabrook, as Penner'S. 8 titebellh. Gene.
Anstin tenor: will ,,sliatti.. Songa " With
1,eegee aa'Sla, , " ' , • •• • . • '
. ..:..1.:‘,...
.
kee. soiitri, • ,• t1i4. gfOn
'wife rose to fame. via radio, stako'and
'Sdreett entered a now field Ott April
1tit,whon 5139 •rivide her ,do,btlt as an a it
OVOP C 11. 4 4439 to 3i4;ti
Sito Is itioW heard .ovorii-littinday;
Wddh'6.1,,tdOY..41t4 Pridoy,.
terititinp as ttiseprefo ir1r•orimn. ,
• left Ott 1ii 11.11.nixte.ty *114 progratir.
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RADIO ,HEADLINERS
• OFTHE WEEK
By FRANK DENNIS '
. NOLLYWopa HOTEL;
Prank Parket; 'one Of radio's -top
• ranking1enera hes lust been Aigned,
to'm.i'c. the Hollywood Hotel program.
1;1'0166,e •�f letrY ,GOOPer. This Is" lar.J.
4er!S first Series :tif programs ,since
hist November: billing the past •sev.
• `etal anoriths,. he his •beop on pi•actic-
• any every important:m.00am- as the
attest star, and :has :-been Ottidying for,.
the opera, flowevor on the lIollyWood
• 1-Ititel program • No in
, song, classiCat and 'ponder Songs, •
.... • .
No Progtrant torchii7ire oii .1418..
NOrt.it Arni itii eetifineitt h.15 tVer.
won the -sante *kind of elitilfialastle fol-
lowing as Atitt ,Alit Adventures of :Inn,
bile Allen-. The, linable thareeter of
hiinself,' the Sidendid nielthOod .
of. Speed ilohertSeit, the really thril•
pag. nature 'of eaCh.ebisede• and the
complete absence of anything horrible
or sh,00kinglieVe each liellt'il"to Wake,
'altittnie Alien. it hOnsehold'ivord.Qen
• trine' flyttig„10aSoits bUi oVvtlio
• diatellatittad t� members of
Allen Flying: Clubti,,' t•Callfiforination
• abotit'•eviation, instraetions awl tisalat.'
• arit0 "in. building meriol. planea'„. ' all
• 7theSe. giVe. the Childr'en real and
b1e'spare tinie occulted. oit,-arid liaVe ,
•Wen Jiinfrile Alien , 'the , endorsement
Parefit.teatber •associatrouS, Wet.
forn.organNatiOns and ,ttfkicatioital
31ine1t,faw, .1110"1.41.apy .111a.•',
(Mid' Alion eitiffloyed• is.a MeSsenger
• boy et t an .airpet t.„ lS(,tlthl)1os 0 it It
tiOt to )1014 :airTitiOr with ' a big-
Shiptnent �t :;auvranty, U you „would
like to 104. 1tit What happens — I IS-
, ten' to CR& 'otti\v.r, 45' fo' 6:90 p.m,
Or .(1•II, 0•,,6:00 to 011.0111,.
• •
,
•
, Dictaitoi, ,
uthleEs tioure
'fae.,strong men of Poland is 'Field- .-
..Marshal INdz-Smigly Soya the TorL,
onto Star': He , is the inSpector-Q;en,
• Orel' of the Polish :army. •The • •
• Mier is; SlaWoj Sicladowski,. tind' th• e
pre:sident.,iS l'griade'Moseicki..
•, .; ,• He' Is Government.. •
' Wit en F.,1:1 i b e.c ant e: p tent •
two: yea ts. ;age he said, , sorneNvhat'
Ivovernmeriti
wll role P.o7,
• ••
land. as dictd by : General
• . •,-
• fld-thigly
i$' 53.1e,c'opsor•Of
i.Pilstidsla,:,-thc. late 'dictator, .
latig „assoc;ated -as
• reVolatiMitiry
At .the tlae7 Great .;11.tiar.:
. . .
he, fraught' on the:side of 'Cierntenyagain the cz-ij
' •
. • .,.
' Later, hp fought the...Gartan arid
--A-iistrian-frarnfit-e-aT o'ecopation . "In
1919 he drove :Russian troops, out of
• Latyie,.., In the fll,advised• war upon'.
the .Scw.iet. bijnion in 1.90,,When the .
Russian.;, reached the gihes Of Aar:.
sewi•RydzSiniglysuddenly turned
• .theAdbles. :with French aid, '
4 Of, Humble 'Birth .
or is a man of humble
birthand dspited: to .be.'n' portrait
'PainterHis faMily name is :Icydz .
• and , Means' "mushreOrii.-" • -Smigly is .7.
..the..,false••parne''.:-,iffat "he- use0 as
,revolutionary,..,books and, :
'fornierly lived, in s plainly furnished
..-antirtrnent.," Ile. Was: credited- With
being' pre...French, but that was be-
fore -Gerniany• "showed .the mailed
In ,..early life Rydz-Sreigly :was a
liberal who wanted social reforms
,and.was opposed to .chauvinistic pre-:
• grains.- He was friendly. towartla Jews
'and • Ukrainians:. . He is a changed
• Man today: Power ham, gene , to his .
• ' head and in his desire 't� , Promote
• the interes:ts �f Poland . he ha* de-'
veloped onStrupulotis and ruthless:,
tendencies. ,
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•
1
illions Is
,nal to Billion
•
• Canada Follews the 0.S.. and ,
' • System of Numbering
• •
„ 'IOW According
to standard illetioner1e3 it may be a
•-,thoitaand. Iniiilonsor, 'a'
That 'denena§:On" the titiage• of •
4the ao'lltitry 111 WhiCh One, the
United '.htingdoin and; Geonatiy, it iS a ,
, -1'eancei_ainl:
•. 'Unite& SthteS. thOusand hililfotis.-
Canada fol1ow the. AntetiCen" usage,'
and, althe&gli titara
. on ',that nOto,t. In this. countity. a,
billibit IS ,e thotonitil
The . Demi len. ,departnient of,fitiariee
' Mies the 1,,O00ofigures fee A •
beeaulte,sitelt Usage Is "universal
on dile eontindat.",; said' Dr:
thd deputY stollicker. 'tor the.
Sante i 85ttii the pehimisp" ottiomt..of
SteObties deos
Statistical Purpose-
' 01i ,00o,000,00r to • tipod. jiy Paf-
liamoito and by everybody,, througiti
out the 'counrry," Said Dr. It. II'," 00446,
Dominion tntfstfcaij '!DefinitiOn of
t ig not „a outtimlooi teftttot..;
tot tlb Iti.o not itinitoritilea, ut the,
office practice. Is- to 11Witta• 00.60:tat .
nii11loji s ladleating a }Allen. WiLh. .
et' that is tight tirWtOtig.T cen't,,paY,
In atati§thial .woek .We ,t15e. Orditiari
Immenclattird, '•• ,
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