HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1938-04-14, Page 6,11
Commentary on the
Ilighlights, of the Week's News . By Elizabeth Eedy
PRt,C9C19Y8 YPUN6sMiS47P.si.
.twenty-thred hoursafter her
, 'a baby girl in New; /3edford!
had two full y deVeloPea. teeth:, ex-
tracted freni,' her" lower Jaw, this
week. A (-Miele Of da;is'before, We
had heard of a six -menthe -old ehild
coming successfully through an ap-
pendicitis. Operatiott, another medi-
cal record,
• Must: he the .:aceelerated: epee of
• modern life that,is responsible, 'Eh,
fleeter?,
t•-•-dt---' •
'STILL OUT REACH -Winning,
:Mothers in the Millar Will DerIty•have
: not ..Yet`'eang";.t 'Sight of the ikeelth
which' has purportedly been calning
to them 'ever since 'eccentric Charles
;Vance Millar of- Toronto died, '12
"-Years ego, nor 'pre they likely to see
it ,till;_o_e_.,j.,w10.8.0.-:,_:-.0-_atteAls_Ityl4ed,--
•' against court rulings have leen made'
...by two mothers (Mrs. Palatine Omit,
Mr,e-, Lillian 'Ke,rniY),; ;appeal; is. also •
• being niade against the, judgment of
he Sijprenie Court of %Canada that
Mlllar's next of lkin are not entitled
•
to share in .the money. The latter
r".case 'would have to be heard before ,
the Privy C�uncil.. •
• Until these' 'appeals are disposed
of, the fain - Mothers will have to wait.
and Wait • . --
0-- 1
EMERGENCY DICTATOR -,-"At an
historic :session, of China'sNational-
ist Party, (Kiicitnintang) meeting in
'.11anloOw last Week to niece the poli-
tical organization of 'China on a war-
time basis, Generalissimo Chiang' KaL..
„shek was formally " invested with„
• SWee ing iiolitical.authority amount-
- •le a orta powers. •
:Already Cammander-in-Chief of /the
Chinese armies resisting the Japanese
,
. , ,
invasion. General Chiang now holds
in addition a post- of great power
that has been empty since the death
. of Dr. Suri .fourteen years Ago -he
. •
is supreme: leader :of thetnatien.
. The KuOininta'ng"epealtion in Chi-
na is ihrillar to that of the Commu-
nist Party: in Soviet „Russia, nd the •
Fascist Party in Italy.-- Although in -
leaders have challenged its
Claims to supreme authority, . there '
•
are no rival parties. .
This granting.te„General Chiangof
,Virtuat •dictatorship. is •a*,departgre
.
from the party's former line of ac-
tion which heretofore has shied iivar
from the • concentration of ,power in
• the'hands Ofan individuaL.
-
Theiminediate eine' of the move is
to create,a;strOnger and more united
front than ever .against Japanese..‘ag-
greSsiPn, '
kr,
EASTER FINERY -Sales of woriten's
hats, ceats, dresses,. shoes,' and'.tlie
gtiler feminine doodads tha accoM-
,pany'the new spring costume are, tip,
'thir re-r-Vi'afe" OW'Tcntq
ietailers' say that buying is 'definite-
ly heavier than last year and busi,
nesa is better. The same apparently
g^,oes; ler ready,te-wear Metvhants •
throughout Ontario..
• .Asan index ,of general' bnsiness .ac-
tivity, however, such findings are not
• 'tQC! Alter .all; , Easter is
three weeks later -this Year'., . . •
• -a-7
"T ARIANISM" DOMINANT
• months -ago When.slie began
her %vet' in China; Japan was not gen, .
erally conSidered to ben Fascist state.
•Since then, it has rapidly become se
although the last stages of 'fasclise-
tion within the country may not yet
have--taken-p,lace,
Last week after a 'fearful struggle
:in the l Japanese • Parlicitrient (Diet),
.rnilitariSm, gained formal: control of
the government Withrtne...passing_ef
four measures.designed :to extend
state Centre' t� the limit t The Na-
tional Mobilization Bill is the most
important-ot-tliese,--plaeingthe lifo
and Property •of the lowliest citiken,
well • as the greatest corporation .
in Government hands dnring "trine
of War or national emergency."
• ,The 'important ' point , this
through declaration Of a condition
of ,:emergency,' the Government may
at any : time expropriete, personal
goads of the averagecitizen, impress
him :into •"national 'mobilization
z.work", deny him the: right of free
'speech,' suppress his newspaper Or
close his 'batnk.
NIGGER IN THE 'ia,r0ODFIU-,Asf-
tee the ,first ,outburst of ; indignation
at Prinie,Minister Chamberlain's'
policy of appeasement -of • the dicta-
tors, public, anger •against, him ap-'''
'neared to die down in the Old Land.
, Tine, the Opposition coutintted-, to',
move votes of censure against the
: Government, stormy scenes took
place in the House on an average. of '
once a week and the National ,1,,aber,.
Countilfissued a-..ninifeate calling for
n:generid electian. But -nothing haP,:-
'• Where. the National ,,' Government
13 going tosstri e a real snag, ow-.
ever, is when it attempts to step up
re -armament to the new unprece-
dented levels. -Prime Minister Cham-
berlain will first have to obtain the
'consent of the trade' union heads' be-
fore he can„ initiate the , program.,
Their refusal to co-operate • , Would'
• prove a) serious embarrassment to the
GOverfinient-if 04 time.
rew Tomatoes
nder The Snow
armer FurniShes Home
Produce
•
Wih
Growing corn in .a novel hot house,
with,•Walla of snow was the recent
-feat of R:,G. Chase of Milestone, 50
-
Miles south of Regina: He Veld of -.1
his feat in a letter to a Regina •riewk.,
HeaViS,nawfaIl•gaire him the idea;
• he :wrote:' He woke otie-•December;
:Morning" 'to find his .fitrte •buildings .
Wiriest' buried' in anew. "
. .
'
: ,Thaed Out in Tuku,e1 ,
"So • I' atma good .wide tunnel
,..•fren1 the house doer to- the barn and
• storm -sashes. - 1 found the barn so
"!warrn I Was obligedto leave the 'doer
•' open and.•:the,inner snOW, Of the tun,
,• nel started to melt, - • • ,
"It wasn't Tong until the ground
thawed out .arid smell 'Weeds started•"
"I -then '-worked up the ground on
• both .sides of the path and planted
- torn and vegetables. :IfOlind the soil
to be fairly biUshing, with fecundity:
It was,kept 'Continually moist' bythe
slowy Ille4l,ng.now and the • climate
, was most Salubrious:
"Tho growth in this Atinner has
been extretnely phenomenal and 1e
Rheumatjsm Has
Ti.trenty Varieties
,
Expert Discloses the Progeeisi In;
T;;centrnent.-.300,0,90-,In-gan:•..
..ada..,&iffer:Frcint.:TheM. •
M.edieil 'research has Changed' Old,„
:fashiened ',rheumatism into a modern
cereplicated .disease: in:, Which-nore
than twenty'Separate typeS; requiring
different treatments, .haye ' already
, ,
been. digeoVered. :
This .was revealed to Victorian- ;
:order of ,NUries, 'hy De, Douglas TAY,:
lot' last week at Montreal when the
Royal Vieteria :Hospital , expert .eati-
Mated that there were appruXimately,
300,060.• In Canada sufferhig from '
chronic arthritisand rheumatic
dis-
eAs a cause of disability 'then- :
inatie diseases, ,he said,. :outranked-
tuberentosis,• heart disease and cancer'
combined, ' being,'Onlfit.diceecled•by ati
tYPesef. accidents. ,
;Mitch ,cati; Be 'Accomplished '
Until recent years, Stet- •
ed, :ohronie ;rheuniatllimi.
as it is: nlye pOpularlY .,known, • had
not ,liee.n .studied., setionslY:-iltrfeeSS-;
. •
,Ini „treatment. ,depends ' 'entirelY''
tt.• torreet diagncisis and study; 'of the
individhal case.
.4`There is no. jtistlfictjn, for, the
posslniism.aSseelated •With this'„,.groOP
,Of -diseases'. Mutth cau be'oecbrnelish:
(1,. with proper treatnieet,' Most of
he crippling deformities cnn. Pre.'
ented," Dr.. Taylor Said, .
°Tho ''ereat /problem of rhetftnatie"
diseases can only '.1)6, qcilite4. through:"
.the education ef.the public,:along the .
' Same,. lines aswas followed ..in ;the
einnbatting.'of • ,,tuberehloSis, At yrre,S-,
Opt there IS. With" 4..laek Offacilities
fot the treiitinent: Of Mese cliseases..
and al.latk of funds to nronote,,
tinued
w.•
. -
kept furnishing the house' with about
everythi'ng that grows in a garden
' and had corn fodder enough to fed
stock ;until sPring,
"It Seemshard to believe that. it
tvas•the month otlebillary as we
had green corn ()n:the Cob every day
-and.riew eXpeet tornatoes. '
ShOlt.
SY,LoNEV; N,S.W...7,,• A ilant- elan'
abell4large • enough to .he Used, as a
•
baby' S '611 disolaY.In the
'.Anierldan Musetitii 'this, Week, . • ,
The shell .waw feund on 'a ..reef off
"the c1lbeitjBIdnq nrnonLhq.ago
ty70.7•• A,7Swinhurne 'Whet .pitaeated tt" :
lO the meseilei.: Ntiisetint 'COliOole`
gist),T Iredale, tieseribed it as P
""hearitiftti SPOeireen whitic may he
anything no to .t00 Yeartt aid:" :
The .misetti pacmu weighs
'Omit 450 4Otinds,, •and Is. ticree foot
tP/41 inehea. long by tWly 'feet: one and
:Ode half Oahe's' 'Wide., -The 0OtiO11616.
Is said; it Wad the, largest, SPeeirnen
itilY
May •
,Withdraw After War; -
1t0.111Ei.,7-The proposed
inn friendship treaty- W111.1)111(1 Italy
tit. Withdraw tr'fies ••from Spain alter-
-but hot beferet-the civil War ig oVer,,
tin fer e &''.cruarteresaid-laSeltkelt:t-7--
Italy agreed'to' retire troops also
front tik ste.,tegiealiy Jinwortaiit
:eerie Islands in the Western • Medi -
tet ranein at the ,saine time, these, ,
eouttes' s'ilid•F after; another beting
betWeen negotiatorS, the iiar c .perth„ ,
British Atebessafter, and Foreign Mitt,'
,Clarze c Italy,
• ,
-9
1,getii4
apan'4.'Tlirteen
Commandments
F•9* Prt4iPi•- coafbtkai of t4e:
Pen* .In 'Werticim Has
BePitlaict Down '
: Thirteen 4CorninandreentS": have
been laid down for the•. ,Te0enese
'people by theCentrat Federation of
;General SniritUal. Mehilizatioii. ps a'
'COdel:'ofliFOPVF
lime; • '
'spiritual "mobilization!' .was
.tnted in: the early 'months of the
•China .•fighting. :It, is' des4ned• to
ponditiOn: the people, ',mentally and.,
'spiritually, for the duties and saeri-
..
.fieca the„Government believes neees,
The."thir,teen,cenaMandill'ents".....
, •
"B„re,r, give...prayrs
to .the treperial', Grand, Shrine and
prey for the Safety :At the, .liriPerial•
ro.p7 '
- 3 :"Worship thed-ities • and en-
-ifdeavor,:lottlite'-harrnotry-er'ilie.-;ftierrP'7
•'ily. : . .
' 4. "Live on a 'budget, pay
save reniariy "and ,huy 1:slatienal
, . " • ;'
6: "Wear simple clothes and eVoict,
foreign-style.'hair-dresSing:
• 6. '"ObseiVe funeral .and
other lionie.:...riffeirs...Lsimplyjkije;--sOl-
• „ re.
7 -Reform the madcustein, of late
to bed and late to rise
8. "Economize : on' metal, wool,
cotton, paper and , fuel and , utilize ,
waste and ether' iniried. things.: •
9,..`4‘ndeaVOur to prevent fire. and,
ought Wave! Are
Just Sugar Burning
Ijeeni•declured
by a , Hervard,„ University se1,entist te,
be'.dee Probably tq; sOer :beruing, in
the'Pram and, • estting, op. r
glIePil,cal 0110 01.Ctliq4i. vibrations, in
• • ,It. 1144 long heeit iceoWri:„ that the
hrale r„erierates C4r.lrenis
:spew 7•Cit -Whi elf,- are Vieroela teii. .
thinking atid. etlie:7.3 with other :Nee
tient of the betty, Fredei;e: , A.
Gibbs,teld tlie American I'liystelegical •
Society last week.,
,•ttesehreh at :Itift-aed: It:is recently
shown thatthese waves are tliP reS.uft.
•ot"Clienlieal in ,the - bran
ari.ds,that- tho the
ease of .brain eseillation,s appears to
bo. derived fy,Ojti' the • Oi.iidation.'.: (Or
1,', riling), Of ,seeal.',4" • . •!. • "
Like • Tatilkg Forks,'
'Further' studies on the '.'el^etricall ae,
I
• tjvi,ty !of the brain covering "indicate
that if, and probably Pile whole. brain,
'• an ag,,,regat'on Of Small chemical
itscillaters-which.canTloin,itog,ethere--
term lerge oseipators" Tactinglike
-
tuning forks. vibrating in harmony, 'pr.
•
• .Trheae.;elionileal •ilbratioas of th.e,
_brain in turn- f7-odree-„the-olectrieal
brain ',waves.. :in many ineatal.fllsesei..
these wavesbecome unberanced,
CANADA .
Good Dr;vers Rewarded
, The Safe driver' is being ,recegnizen
in tlie united States,,. •Seen, he will
beableto briy,': on ,a,,,tuueb: broader'
.c.seale than ever before,,liab„.91.ty,
'insur-
ance on:hiS 7 antoinobile . terms
whtell,offer rewards for avoiding ac' -
idents: -Calgary Herald,,
• ""
_
1:Starting • • '
A writer in Belleville 'Intelligencer
makes tiinelycomment Upon'the pre-
valence of Ilrofaility ,atneng young
peaple. that,„_13.9,wevar,_they•-ma
not he ..starting "so Young as in by-
gone days, for we read ' in ScriptUre-
that Jab, cursed the day' he was bet -n.
:---Woodstock Sentinel -Review. •
Prepare for an raids.'
;0.."Rear ' the children to be:
-Strong. in, Mindand body. •
-• 12.' `Eccrienlize inochinkin'g sake
(rice wine): .
13 "Be\frieridlY to nein-fibers and
help one another."
H.E:.,.
Ina 'e
1*1
f,`,THE 'SEALERS'.•
_ BY:21=keter •Tutein
,Books 'like "Th e Seilei•ei stand or
fall, net an • their literal aeciliacy: .1nit
„ .
On' their power to.,inake us, who have
never been in the Arctic: ice, feel ancr•
. . • .
See:the whole thing. Peter Tutein has
. . • •
a naive Mariner. ail. his own and it is
remarkably effective.
•::'Mr..:Ttiteile2:'joined :the. :Norwegian
sealing ['Steamer ..."Quest" in Bodo.
•Twowinters.-in' northern' Greenland'
, , . •
had •only',whetted,,.the young Dane's.
appetite fer.Abe•',ArctiC, No Matter
hoW bed . the weather nor how. -poor
the ..catch; the sealers. always rejoin. •
They tome back, swearing -they, have
enough, but.'.riext„--'-spring... they sign:
again. ' ••
,
Heaving Slush lee'
When you are . oft on a 'voyage
that lasts f.or inonths without • a'
chance:, to get 'ashore, :the. fait:night.
'before sailing •inean,s :Something. And
tlie7seaterzi can only • get oft the ship.:
onto the ice; ,which is moving in all
directions. Peter Tritein'saCOaat of
seal hunting, phthe.„.heaving,siush• ice
-.10-hair-raising:----TitereAs±thrimhue
Sketch'cif two of there crewling,en-all
retire' on the loose 'ice,. their ,legs get-
ting tipped now and th,pn; When, they
heard a pup -sea cryiig. lie says:. .
tlbere ..the little „Creature lay, its
hinder parts half' „buried in the, lee,
its foreflippers'irantieally beating the
air. Greet ,tears were welling front its
eyes: f We •killed , it' and ''znanaged::
• Set -11010w .to remove the On aii
sides young seals:Were screaming,
either .from feat' of going • under or:
'Pre= sheer 'terror of the 'storna.",' •
'Natural Simple Falk
• You learn ahout lee 'in this book.
-There is; for instance, pnlp ice, Which
Is like sinking into 'a . bog. •fOl:rible-:"
Yet, the: sealers love it. They, go 'back
;every : Year. :Peter, Tittein has made'
the life they leadinto' a Most readable
b0o1r. • There Is nothing, liard-befiea,„
about , him; „Mir, do We have to tit S
,pageS,of hiirricane ,sfeearing. It.iS all
very :natural, They', are simple folk
I., , Dying's:. The ICY
rnd they haitelhe vest PlemenrCat, out
lines.afthe original
Seas. are ibtir 'pa.tural element:Thls
took, if the reader is' not utterly. sick
Of the Warid.• is 'their modern. Saga. ,
°The. Sealers," by Peter Tntein,, 247
. New. York; G. P. :,Prittnan'S
. $2.50. '
Take An Imagmary
Journey To Moon
Contented '„Cadadtans
...Cigarettes 'released,' for Censame-
tien 'in Canada in FeinUary to
470,29-11-964-Tagainst-410474,8,15, I tri-
Fqh.rgarY last year. The cigar totals
were ,p,602„502„ and 7,27.5r/95,' re-:
spectiVeiy.„if smoking is a aoleee„,
_:•-•Catiadiarls •ieetn to ..be growing 'mere'
eentenfeil,4-*entreal Gazette.
•
"Master of 4oheizike'l '
• ,Bismarck- ()nee said that, "whoever:
is plaster of Bohemia Is Master of
Tottay.no oneis master of
Bohemia and the mastery of ,Europe
is an'tthcertainty that brings the
dan-
ger of :war, close to .ever -one, ‘Bto•-•
--pa . zechoslova-
• kia, •that. part of. Czechoslovakia pec,•';
, pled by the Sudeten Germans... The
affair's Of the 'Sudeten Geitrians may
yet plungethe world into..war. Be,.'
henna is -the. Current •centfe. of ithe
rapidly -shifting trouble map' ahertlie:'
-aetions Of, its: people are!likely {o
have results of the greatest import-',
ance On people in far lands whO hard-
ly realiZe_the •Stideteri Gerrnana
• ,
Chronicle. . • •
, ,
Planting With Opthnisrn
If favorable Weather prevails, an-
other month will see Alberta farmers
on the land and Spring work for the
1938 season fairly well ' launched.
There is 'a degree of • h.4 ..1.
, manifest in the province this year
Hayden Planetarnsh2 Done •
'By Means of Projector.
• Stant. js. Staged By Astronomii_nt: was not in evidence to the'
same extent in intnediate peat years.,
This is due to the improved Moisture
-
conditions and the expectation that
a.'series Of Wet Years i in sight, The
. farmer is a natural o
-Aar-1y :in e pring of the year: He
,
would need to be in view of ,the ad-
versity' experienced in, Many, parts
of the province :since .1920. -Calgary
Hera Id
'A new stunt in astronotnr, a trip'
to the moon was put on last week by
. the Hayden,-;;Planetariuni-otthe-A-TiF.-
erican Museum of:Natural History.
Spectators at first saw the night
sky and moon as it normally appears.
Then with'the aid of projector
:and 2;000 square feet of painted
scenes, they, had the illusion of tra-:
yelling through space toward
. It grew larger by the second, until.
the .spectators :seemed ,to land ina.
moon .crater. There they lOoked back
at a -sight Which astronomers have
verified, but which the' human eye,
neVerhas seen: .
. .1
"
Blood -Red Halo ,
This Was the earth, a big black
ball far larger than the moOn; hang-
ing in space, surrounded by a blood -
red halo. • The halo the eolor of
stinset,. and is made :bY •sunlight:
Shining through' tho, earth's atmos-
phere. • It is •visible to the mythical.
"1flansin,_the,moon!!---duri1ikeelipse,s,,,7
Con the mboh, itself the spectators
saw the jagged crags and, mountains.
, which teleseepes;,diselose. The' also
'Malted back, on their return, trip; id
Voleanic, eruptiona'and huge meteor's,.
'crashing against the moan. Astron-
omers- are An :doubt Whether grUp-
-tions or meteors caused'ihe ,nrioen's
craters.,,,
Ideal Of 'Free •Speech .
giestrdes/ of .hnmati bOtterthent
is drie to rebels; agitators and mar-
tyrs, pee* who Wanted to impreve.
eXisting,:canditions, :and said so,' and
often died for it.: If the idea Of free
speech had always prevailed -it free
Speech had 'alwaysbeen, permitted in
the World's doings -t}0 would have •
been less rebellion,: less:. bloodshed,
les§ inartyrdern, And We !think 'Preb-
ahly far greate.`i advance for human-
ity,. With this thought; we have hope
for advance in. the 'future, notWitli-
' standing the 'ternborary crushers , Of
free speech in EhropeL-notwithstand-
Mg the Fascists and Nazis whe would
-crucify-Cointniznists rather than let
them 'talk,- and the Bplaheyiks who
,would crucify, Fascistand Nazis.
Free snoech is a 'Principle of the Eng-,
, 141i -speaking world. That principle
• Will: p1evail.-7-Qttawa Journal.: '
•
'. "The blind ,do not rletcl to be ebd.
.died; they do not need to be treated
:
differently from 'ordinary,- people
Will Erect This $3,000,000 Memorial on Site in Washington
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, , • ,
oriivially,,anpreved by the Thomas' Jerferson Nterborial COmon,' this pati !Mon tYpe. structure will be ereeted ini
the Tidal Basin 111WaShingten, D.C., as a memorial co the Mealat rteSiderit The buildIng„will oast $3,0.00,600 •to 'en .
'IA
ho
EllfPIRg
Mischief In the Meditei,rane4,11
• How-tne•ftill'implication o,f
‘•and German. interveritiOrt in the
af-
fairs Cedld tescalpe the.'minds;„.
of ordinary'right,ninded !citizens is
atb
sheereia4gmaartnnioesrlW-tihtheto4iitfiT,Pariletcleti,%12;
!jec
of ''purer ,purpOse.,4he aggrandiseMent,
of Italy ',in 'the, Western.
,• • <
Mcditeirtir-
, eery, with, a special -eye ' to the: 'on-
• trance gate itself, -: If the 'Nation-
alist" cause. triunifilad, Italy .will brv„
ii,,i16r.hitgeagpepn!,:catl4lspe 0P4rwsitMitritit7o,a, 6azwfi7arsit;
ling voice in her home and- foreign
' agairs. Thetreasure which has been
otitlaid, (lea -lands • the best security,
and the interests ofithepriecipalsre,..:,
•clitar wilt '.ii.snredly leomeifirst: Spain.
, •
• and: the Weitern Mediterranean, :for
long eneugh,-.1it1101. for always, "‘vill
be under FaScistdominattron:With_
apuppet State 'situated strategically
.4thus as Manchcin.k•uo•is' the puppet of
-Japan, it can, necotrie directly„the tool
Of an ':IrgI-cvt? poflc. The,1311e,,'
aric Isles, for instarlee, ' either,' by
lease, or ' cession, or, according to the •
secret. clauses of 8 treaty, .Wouid be -
tome; utili4ab1e as sUbmarine.and
craft bases for Italy, and are So situ-
ated athwart the Sailing path:,
be-
tween Algiers and. the French
siiuth-
('111 coaat that xi seri us threat to the
safety 9f the Communication line is
• t Lonce :supplie -The
/I 1 on
w sPreten*To
rone Of _ranee
Man In. New .qrleanS, SAYS He
• • Pe3cendant .4.1;014 Dauphin
A, greying, dapppilittle man Said ,•
at New Orleans last week 04tie is
Louis de'BOilf,_._dbeno Weir: aP-
.7Pg:IPtli*!' to
esiPtahrrrtine' 04
.4ents13
e.-1a.h.‘
Loujs Philippe de Bourbon, hbir
ap-
is theonices of 110,rmaildy and 'lineal
desceedant of the lost Deuphin''.lif
,France-.'' '; ' •-, ;
"Believi'-none of the rumors you
hear regardingether claims 'to. theFench throne," .
11.17,4iiO4i, 44- "forb.n, w-.1.-e...a4zi•th oily ;
France.'De :Bcturbori '
41'03::thet. he a6lvca
in .New )rJeans,' nine niontbs, Ago.,
.49re. he
ing
ry
t:fi:.'.:1;;Vitberthe4:Dau:hiteson a
th:1iir:7id:L,1VanMar1:Ai:Ytett;ficisencv-f after
ercaped
:
to: historiansrfor, a century and
haft A'. h;7ist- of pretenders to -"Pie
'.:eitartrIfit:::.;;;Ccal4g671-riea-th-ed:a.g!Iiiy7:8-fOra:a
' "LOWS k0f, or the 104 Dauphin,
--with his wife--atidtlfree sons,' the el
soft-gspfokwehn?rnli.ttwleasmainnY..sfailidti:ler'"Lothi
XVIredied in 1870. ,; :await a call' -
any day now. froin:,t he .Iloyalists."
• •
.Neiott Chemicals
Ease Suffering.
---r-
"4.Withou't Becoming Habit -Forming
• •.• ,Like:Marphice '
I '
ews n R.eview
• QuiOtuplete New fii.'otnei
•
101Li.LLANDElt, 'out, -t the: nuietit
lefs..!hav.0 heby..brOther. A.: b
arrived teat week' at the lonely., Dioni
'farritheese,',:the 1th liring child
Oliva , zip
•GoVerilnien.t Ownership of Min
„
.LONDON.t-The.lieuse of Coininot
has approved; m4 sent' to the .11.ett
Jet Lards the Government's 'bill •ee
ingfor public contret•of.:"Great Bri
1n s coal industry •„•
:The. Measrre provides,:that eveetea
1Y theGoyernment would •a;ssUrne. ow
,ership.::of all peal." resources . in dre
v. • . •
Britain 'through 'purchase' of •PriVatel,
,oivited ,.e.oal •raYalties : and 'votutitar
and, cempUlSery •anialgarnation_ofLce
•
10
ot
.•
Giant Nabonal DeveIopme Pia
for the National, development of th
:boniinjon-with a Possible .expenditur
of $2d,000,000" o'er yealjs now„,-unde
ceetaiderationby
traticitte it. Was 'learned' horn usuali
reliable Sources this Week. I.
• A•Cabinet Committee of four it W a
repoited has been assigned 10 Wor
:Out detail § of the .p1ae, a part 01 whicl
was ontlined ;in ;general"terme to:th
-1:1OuSe Of Commons last Week by Hon
Norniari!'ivicLeod ROgers.:,, •• '•
e,
PT
:••••
Refugees ;and. Here
; NEW :YORK:' -A group of German
• and Austrian refugees arrived .here
this week to accept the lJnited States'
• offer cif political asylum.
Por'-the'inest part the arrivals Were
a stolidly qinet r• and bewildered
Most spoke no English and the exac
number whocould be classified ea ac:
the' fugitives from their ;herr
was ;impossible of :,deterinination.
•
Must :Leave Country'
110I.LYWOOD.-,-1Capt: . Leopold Me-
Lagleri,: farmer British:* ArnlY 'totilaer-
and4h-riitlier of Victer, Met aglen.of the
mbyies, Was Senteneed this week to
orieJO'fi.ve yeal'S i'tipriSoirinetit for an
attetnlitto extort
,r-te Wag granted ProbatiOn on cone
-
(ion that :he :rettirn to 'England 'arid
not' cdrile.hitek to .A11)0,11C4 .1101;
imv
Years.
,
Filitieg Near Shanghai' •
. SHANJI1Aj In esti "inerrt
bands...ate'striking Close to •Shanghni
:at, Japanese Invaders `already 'fully co',
etipled.'en 'the ,iet,i'irar 'Olina. trout.
Janaliese offieers told' Cr •One of the'
?Chinese „fissatiltS, by, more Wan 4,000'
raiders who "gathered fifteen ,.thile'S'
•• Foizt1ivest''.0t'. Shanghai and t.attaelZtiti
• japatteae. neer Stitigicialig.. *JaInkiieSe
• Said.1 he' band • Slifferetigpo ..easunities
h.:fore:it Melted' away to
a ges.• ,
• af101itar attatk Oat`,
. .
,Chin.eie were said: .to lieve
,
. eons, and .S0 (nets. • '
•
•Ilread should be" stored, in a .000l.
dry place; in; a well i,entilited: recto-
,taele kept ,scruptilotisly dean With• •
fi'etiiientWashingsi: "Riiise with elettli
Sealding, Water and -if .possible„drry
ni
•',,,,tho sunshine, Any, ;molded bread,
that 'is aliovet.tto rot,nain In the bet .
may .Cofituriiiikiitd the fresh loaf, too,
, Do, net Store' eteke'.'aiidlsread inhe
Salta, container. "",
1.
'
• DiseeVery Of two narcetic-iike • chenj-
kale, Which have ,the ,:ef-
fects of :nnirphine•without itS.,addietioe, '
Prenertiee, was annouheed? at ;Balt!. ,
more ;last 'week at •the annual ('011 .0.1'
tian of ,i,the 'Federation vtAznerican • '
.Sodiekies„ E,Xperimorital
. 10,y.'ear Research
Nathan H. EddY of the; •rniVer,
sity of Michigal4.one Of a :large vicip •:".•
-Of, research teen who:have ecinducted
a 10 -year search for 'Buell 'a chemical "
,,..announbed . tho. diocovei'y before n.
grOup-estiniated at .1,600 whe..• attend... •
ed the:. inhlinl synlo'esiuni4'. .
Neither Chemicai,••is'peritet. yet; be
declared; but grpet.progreSs, hes'. been.
made toward the',geal..."cpa,..2of them,
k.4 derlvetiVe,01..111011)11410', made' by ,
splitting,: its
tacking On Other anbalancei;.`•187.giviag
• Veryfaverabte ' results, 'in clinidal
The other aF synth e ti t,tia
• also :showing premise, altlibugh,11
nllte
..certaiti .undesirable ; side,.reactieni
No 'nae ; either:•technical .er; noptdor;.•
• was .reVealed. • , •
' Steele, EXpleration.,'
;•Whentheji worth id\prOVee, Di
. 'Eddy added, they.will;'be made widely
available. to phys1cians..,40,411,4t. ,
.thent.of -painful'diseaSes,andlinjUides•••'
under public patefits held -by the goys .
ernment to. prevent any Possible ix.
ploitation. '
1
•
Produces•.:
.Toiticy,Substance
Scientist Believes It Is Cause' :of
SichnesSin Treatment
bise6,ery"pf ,:a .'"texic 'substance"
produced in the blood, bY
prove to be. the.,:.canse of. '
was announced ,last,week by
Baltintoreseientiat' before .the.toPen-7;.:
.'ing nteeting-bf the...Federated
cal Societies .rit 'Baltimore, Md.,-
' F011Ows. Radiation.... • „. ,
;•. ,s.i()krieSs'..soinetinies 'develops
111 persOna.:Undergoing
remit; necording, to Dr, Davfd 1 Macht,
but the.: eabSe of .it lta been enseure!
- The Cie,desional:bectirionee-b.f, the eon-,
4lition. is noreaeon for .refusing to
dergo• treatment,.it' was added:.•
•The substance ''has • not ,yet •b,een •
given -!•a, 'name but it ,,.preSeizeelhas
' lieen proveitand Studies are ,underway
to try. and 1164 drugs which Will come':
terect.'.it. The ' sofentiar:
found that it IS'prntitteed in largest,
4,4'.1niltit'S When the-110ml Is irradiated •
Mid' least 'X•rayl,,treatinent of the.
, .
••Cttest.i
• Shed.New Light Ori •Obe ,
A hint of hoW :the, X-ray' tdAin L,
pi'oduced givoir by. Dr. 1Viacht.Iri
his r'etiOrt..; A Study of x%rak treated
onfm•als conipared with .11ntreated
ani-
ntalg that the radititiOn .caused
: an interefititioa in the' nett:OS/Het th'e „
, Drain ensYmes--the fernienting eitettit
icals Which.Oatise the .1tre.alcitign1t of•:,'
•btlier substances, Interference 'with -
' the work (if those 'ettaynics' niRY CQIISO
•-theliartriftlf slibStanga9 be.,formetL
TbesediecoVe,ries, willitiadoebtediY ,
Cridtheir, limitationsinanY of whtch
nre stilt 'unititow' :seientists attenditigt;
the meeting ,sttil •
• fit
To parrees-are' the :eonstanteotri,,
-panions of it doctor in t'diriburgh,
*otIanti; and be walks .through the ••
street waif 'hird,tin each shoulder:
• -
gbf
•110W1lere, to,operation,
points the Way It • .