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By Elizabeth Ee
.DiMOC-RACY- t3N THE SPOT'
; Instead pf plenping t iiardh in
"044 9,Ver• Czechealpyakia.
lie. 'did
Adelfitier.ie. In the
pies-
ent eades..Uling ether reethedS which,
0re. Celenlated!' eitner te. eanOe Czech
-
OSIOValtat to ,,IDIOW froin 'the in.
hl or. to OiO Ilitter;" reas9n fQr
• .coiningeto :the"..air.•of the. German
iceinority: ieacde'.;!,!107entral;: 41.1rone.'0.
•,deinocracy..". ' , • •
T1e'.14imiii.likn. eug waged• Jo •
.• • .
• "erifel'effaii% ' one . Of gur,.
' hae4eSt,,. „best, un most 'all-
' 'ent coUntries• internaldisserision
Xil*.i'lge.7"akkitregi4t.i.Pe44.-1.0thcr tttr-ried::
agains'`..kirpthOr,';
'•'leacler.' of the 'Sudeten. Gerinans; a
..pertYin the .C'echparlianient,' takes
•• .his' orders -direct from . Hitler,: nialt0
moat •inureaseriable";and tiricarled.,for
•enianda-, en the Premier of his own
county,.. ips;ete that :.(;;echosioval.sia
' itbandc* 'democracy •and :bedeme 'Part
•Of the 44,tfhe. Fatherland„ Greater
•Gn2ahy" It is iiredicted. that .earl5.7
•Anney,,;.H.Ohleinii..will demand that
•the 1,-:.Germans,in I Ceehosloyakia .be
permitted. • A' plehiscite;„ expressing
*ThethertlifreY, 44„ir.e. to'reinaih where
'-t.het--are-,7•0,r-leity--:Greater. Germany,
Abotit that time., or even a
the erfeiS 1ikey toueine., to
head:, • ''
.•?.4.11.0*..Vve'uld,'Wes:Cariadians. tate. it
azouId the French ..devernmene'stir
trouble in ...Quebec.
te°
dernandn e plebiscite: "Shall We:eteY.
with., Canada:, become parT7 of,
Prancer)• :•
„
1.. CZecluialoyakia :has, allies, pledged
•
to :, conte.e to her aid -.—France and
Iisia Bbtnow France la-tied...tip
_ new Angla,Fiench
...13i,!fain'V. he p 'should' Prnzice , choose.
to aid CiechOslevalcia, In feet:1'11'1.1f,
axn is already tclling the . -Czech
Prethjer that his C'encessiens ,to . per-,
.man'y are nht .good enongh,7 that he
;Muse, give in. to ',Hit*:stil, further.
Czeplieplevatiaelslin'azi,intelertilAY.
diffieult ituation Democracy f has
lialfer in. tlip 'history of MO.dern times
•
.bfiutokso'bad it'Spot;
' * * *
• 4PEEIYVIV,I'' CROSSINGS: ....A ita,.
tistieal Supley •••inide by the IkIlitOrj:
Vehicles p4anch of the-
GOVerninelit reVealp'..that.
. most acvi-
dents ,14, (Intario occu at
tions 'hen 'experienced driv‘eFai7a:tie
:at the!.,whePO. of 'card; inlike4;.*611;
ditiore': in tend daylight.,•T'oll,,'.740,
.7 -speed : :is • id to :be. •respOnsihlea
„speed cgreetpr„.than the ,tratrie.;.:oe...ToTt:
I ,C0r4diti01104170*:. N90 ;
HIGJiWY To. ALASKA Jeug
ptished. akthis ' time hy the:.Goyerte.
'Znent . pf tile tTnited States
Governmen't of British Columbia is
4 .ptoPosetli"five-;nation": highway to
• ' :Alaska, ‘.-ftein .Mexite, through the
Columbia and the y.4-
'.‘ ken., terr4457.:. P.reinier 7Pattulle, of
ish7ctirtunbia, ;wa..
ton "last letinth conferring on' the
•inatter, now the House o
. , ,
• :,RopteSeriti"fi.fee'haS :pasSed and sent
..,t�, the.:::Senata billautboriziilg the
President 'An ,.appeint, ,a five man
Commissi which would , negotiate
• with..teprentatives ofthe Ponithion.
:GOVerrinle4t. ' • ,
.' The ,.bui1Iing1 of!sech a-highWay
Weuldetieiylip,a'whOleneW te.tritory
fel!, foutisk deVelopmerit. 'in Canada
and tap 'untold soureesof revenue
'(which we.liadly 'need)." Incidentally
Value'ae a "Military road!' is, self=,
•e•
••
•
• 'AICN• OPENINgf ' is
' eyeing; Seith, Africa as e possible
field f,ot new trade developinents.
• iron"' the IVilian point of view. Sale
• of coffee,; cement and ether, goods
from Italjap East Africa to the
• :Union of ,,,Igoath Africa would pay
, for the pUthase ofSouth Afrigan
144,1%,;„„ip.„,...nat• fer.consumption in Ethiopia,
. nnd ror ravt Materials to be used by
Italian' indUstries at hoin'e. •:
declarce thnt the 'defaUlting et
MoesejaW, on. SMne bonclp just pre-
Vi.:011s1r, Was yesPorisih,le, together
With:the lossin "credit Of certain 9f
Out* pi�yinces.- Ea.ch .new. default
'places an even heavier hnrdell On
the 1)91.11inioni cietracts froni- Caria,
•
May Make Park
Of Huge Marsh
4,.
e ,
Would Turn. S,,Vanip Land.; i‘Pear'
Into. dame
, Sanctuary
j'ae ',Luther . 1Viatsn,. near Orange.
ves.:.s'tretch of 10,000 -acres,
May• be transfermedr: ftonl •a,, wet,. dese
late area:into a provincial oark, and
game pandtaary; •ir pleas, 'of 'leading,
citisenS'. and erganizatioaa..are adopted
hY.' the .government, . •.•
• The marsh Is regarded as the meet'
important.. oeaiIty1ns. tbe....Wa.tersbeti
.of. the 'Orand Alver. from -the :stand;
pole( of Watee conservation..
• Ten MifesLong• , •
. •
;Recently- a propoaal to teen it into
,
,A. erovinCial, park'was by the
federation . of ,natinallets. The marsh
1840:Mile's long and in some places
two miles Wide. It straddieS, the,toWn.
line 'bOwee,n, East West. Luther
for ,approximately silc: 'miles: It •eon -
tains peat to a depth of ,15 „feet. r
;i News In Review
aPaintezete.en,uve.
_
. sent.: • Werd,-
this Week‘end 'that the second Japan-
ese, ehai•ye. in Southern Shantprig,
Prpvieee, pivotal fi•ont of the:war, was
Oil the verge Of 'eollapse„ , • ••
•Chishing ef,1J the first,„'d.rive' last
;UiPilih, ;WI'S:Tithe most dcanstrouS, defeat'
•of a Modern Japanese army.
No*,!chinete• deplared:. they ' are
ready. to Pend .800,QQQ. „trOolie "144:in,41
. „
the reinfOrcedJananeselegions:whi•eh;
,thy . Pay, are Wearied' • to .,eXhanatidli:
and again kiinning
• •- .• ,
, •
'kits. Appears •SolleV1
the • Tee.X944 le Df thd
tyo great..,dietatereialpe ef• the •flarif,s:
,intlie,Rome.ef the caeitirs, and .''of" the
inedleVal P�pes, the, twe, Outstanding:
dleintOrs :Of;our'To•Wn met'feeis to demdnsti ate their unity of' this
linineOP In :•hnildirig, for their-'.n,i3ePp,le
new empires, edelt'• accordingtj
liis
,
11 ht •
,
, • Will -'Benefit Canada: :‘
trade advalatigeO•glv-.
ea -to the Untted- Kingdom in the Eire
market under': the. ,recent agreenient
ate alse.,extended.!1 to Canada,daceotd:
tethe' teXtLpf.„-t4e..,..tagreemAtt
with the :United Kingdomp issued
•, ,•,-.
he,re.'
. •.
Chnadais. the only, meniber of the
• ,
Britislt,.%Conimonwealth. of • :Netions,
'that is 'Mentioned in ' the•bill, apa
• rt , .
,
from the signatories. .
: —o—
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, • .
-.; rioniand Bishopiftesign ...
f STUTTGART Gei.naanY The "i\la.-
Lionel Socialist, Governer of'. Wuert-
. .
terabe.rg,'• Wilheinci Mint, :hap • publicly
demanded ine• resignation of 13ieh.6
'Johann Baptist Sproll Of Rottenbu ,
icea:d.oi .the Catholic Church in Wuert-
. , .
ternberg,because. he 'failed' to -vete in
the 4p4'eliluss ;plebiscite and .Reichs-;
. .
.tag elections.,.Th7 demand appears in
„ . , .
tht .local partY o -gen, National Soci-
allot ktirier. - " • •'
•• . WHAT '0,A1,101,'S AFTER: ;Mete-.
ter King.CArol of'.Runidnie is, work,
• ing.up. toisemethieg' dOWn there in
hia corner,Of,Eilrope. 'After te-
• Piseence, attropie,hs•b•eeil •thi.g4Od.
• (of tIve 'Off the "Iron.
Guard"), .10,bser'Veed tell usthat be
• likelY, te.".‘„.make a go' for' Hcr
unary
,• .
avvelloW it.tup;, with the • corinivanee
'Of 'Polandl.eventuallY, Create a gal,
• , 'tie -Black Sea axis fayorable to„ the
O1,11tle1'd .Gerinany.
•'.:* Jelin .G,tinther's 4`.Intide, turepq"
• ihforms u ,that igi„
nnania 04.11'37)
• try ".-tich, 'richit1 natneal, resott4e0S'
-Whose fil 1na.bied ./hite • by
• :Mismanegement of Sunda, end
• cal graft.' .:Itiof /IOW the gOverillUent,
• .owes Fran i great tlalof money.
•. .
• .BLOWS TO 'PlIgSTIGE:l.en.,
II. Stevees, Ilecenstructinnist *Mein-
• bee n the', Ilonse of .Cepimerid, de-
. etars thtit HothiriThri prestige „Aid
Dominion ,O.edit have •been dealt soV-
ere bio we uring the. PaPt1.Yetir,.110
" 'erring to the 116,Minion'.
• ,tatilethittias.no" wiiith-Wea: 9 rt......the.
• London market three itigtitht,t, 00, and,
. 'hung. fire At week .or ten days; he,
• ,
,
"Twie-n
Bees
ImpOrte
•
'finge shipment Weigh .221ez•
• • Tons; lifito4,Ming 'ROO JoM
/n,OjtParacie,.
• .fM4,0N.TOM. Approximately
•ItEdiall..beea Along. Wlth.
' few, hundred thensalid,'
' will *Migrate to,,,Alhertathis Spring,
Jto1ik4_lees, wh.,I,P1i settle
doWn, in varios 'PArtsof the .prov7.
ince., are the type most hi hly
,ored by he -keepers through ,Nerth,
Ameriaa because Of their hardiness
an ea heusekeeping:, They .earne
to . •
S. 0.• 1-1111Prqd; • 41herta!s • chief
.;apitaitSt, estimates ,:the •9:9' 500 000
bees will e1gh 'but' 22 1 2 teris;1
,Tie hitchhikers cif cdurse,• \.vifl Make
.the • total irrimigratiOn • thaa,
is,h1t,4 ; .'-' • '
,.• ,France,IncreaseS' Detentes .
PARIS.—France this week '. met a,
new oheve ef Italtan':-O,erinen s�fldartty
'ordering."abigger army; navy and
The Natienal Defense C,abinet, head,
.ea Pretnier Deindier,...geo.red-:.the
• wheels of li'reech eacrionly .and ;finance,
tO.a:higier and strongerwar niachine
bY decrees 'issued jtot Adolf:Hitler,
approaehed .flonte' for a Visit to,
• ••
Kirig'.griens Enhibition• ,
.04Asq_OWIche 0,0a.t. Empire, Ex•
Tetflied, By 'the -
Meek of „ti, greet, Commenwepith'ef
Na-
tlo1)S' WrIS • CVeiled • bY. Hie .1V1ajestY•
here:, .; •,
• 011eering throngs,. ,exCeeding
,600r, assembled: fti 11iiiox
,clalined the 'King and (Usti, as, they
arrived in an open . landau, the tip-
pitte•ln, inbilattive•.was
statelk, readerni.Stio, grp,tip 2. pf 1u1lel,:
inghin ,Bullahouston. Park; with ...the.
high .,elieft tmpliv lowering ever
;the Scene, 1, • :0
• . .
•'Puni0.-Frinting nBrtain
• T.ONDON.—Britnin . already is
ing plans for future •Pump.priniing, Sir
iJP17i)oci,,:minister of, iferiliti,
revoaled0ast week WilrYIV 'nkin at
a M101.0911 Ce161)TMI1Ig•the. Manchester
cchteintrY, •• ,
. clpti o
.tlundt`lue tc propiire plans: "foilve;
years ahead In order that the' ptoottni
• - • • •
.ot public works bitty proceed as rapid.
iyuaPOSSIble"Wlieh 91VO started, ''Stiv
said.
• When. the „1 be 'start 914 ..f19i11::
• callferr4 .Mr, Hillenad sai4, they
e.":PaCrted," a. eCrefilited, cagee, The
• queens 41,00 the .419,00. ,404 the.Werlt-
• PrS an got: Oo 0419 ..,C14.W -9f..trana,
• 149:.• •• Arts4tAigh4e..: truck's..." t• heir • 'heat earefUl-
1Y. regniated. 'en.:rente„ qave1 album
hmidreils'qf theueartda of the MU*.
bees 'fasten themselVes:tO the
Sidea... Of' the cages 4, The 9110 inside
fee cl thOn. jP4t, aOi generOnSiy As they
feed, .themselves.. •. ••
I
Mio,h4thor.§.‘..4r001 eyn
400.0E401Y '4f the, -Shrhe race hs thq
,heea. Ah.o. SereelW they .Ret•
feed anyway,? Mr. ffillernd
'''.1tallans 'were. not. introdne.ed•jte
'America:1.14ft 501:-Ok pot: yearo‘; ago. -
•:Halgere.::,tnat the Meat Popular •genins'
, was „the German
one -year 50 000 colonic§ of Hack
NeW.V.ork etete' were...Wiped
e:ut seldem': hites
the.. Italian.beeat9the Italianere
better' hOusekee' ere:. ' • ' •:
,
•
•Oirr Qerila611 ,R1141074.:
. Any' day, Pow Callad4 :Mar eXpect to
he faued by hfieniaukfrOrn Hitler that:
'wed eee,e,e ,Oppreoeing.the 'German
„nerity,", Withipt our. herders tie else.
$tratford
litScrehee"iiii
Canilece'Vsaa ,I;ViarP
• Consideration o Et-ropenn
• Marketsriric'es-Ilave-Riaen
Fast Few:. Years.
1,
•
• In 1915 flax fire sold for 00 cents
• a Round and the price of ,fibre flax
seed was $3.O0•bushel .The high
price a fibre was directly due' to
•the excessive war -time :clefnands at
• tat time. •In the eriod from 1011
te,•1918, the price of fibre flax reach.:
.ed , an all-timehigh, going from .60
gents'to 6'.1.25. a pound. In sympathy
With this eensational iecrease .1the
IfTrice of ,fibre flax seed' jumped, from
!' $5.00 t� $9,„00 „budhel.
•After the 'war (151.4718); the price
-of fibre dropped . an, a1l4irne. 'low
• of 16 cents a. pound and, the seed
pries turnhled' frOM $9.00, t� - $2.00
a' bushel:. During the interval of. the
Period the pride Of .:Iihre
flax Seed vide -froth 02.00'.fte.-.86..25,
bushel. This encetiraging ; riie in
.'price level Was in n.9' Shialf,' Way clne
• tothe introduCtion of pell'greed
var-
ieties of fibre flax. These, apeeiel var.
.leties, were imported from he .North:.
lof:„Ireland through the .ed-opeeation
• of;.;:the .MinistrY, of ...Agriculturein
zIeelend And the Fibre, Division of the
Central Experimental
..: Fa:10:
Ro'ever, from 1935. to ,1-937 'flax
:fibre prices 'have slowly:" 'risen: to
abut 8'cents a' pound Tor the- best
,gradq.•toid.„qualitY.:Therintodiletion
of mnieChacal pullers!and tur-
,hine:fietftching machines hY the. DO-:
minionGoerriniert- iri 1937 has jent
'neW,stiniulus to Cariadlan flax . pre,
duction. The.: flax acreage has ,ad'
'.vaneect rom a.little over 6,000 acres
in 1623 t� 7,900 in 1937 •;With a ktie
ther increase of. 2,000 .acres 'expect-
edin19.38',.: ' ' •
• ;: Competition ,
Futti.re. _prospects tor fibre •deve
opment in Canada re, encouraging,
because •Canada,..iniy .,sure
consideration on the European Mar-
kets.. Russia is exporting: les§ and
less •fihre each y,ear tb .Ireland .bn-ae--
connt Of the .fact that She rPtiniree a
'nitich..larger amount for :her own
spinning,: "kgetoriee she • has
been°, developing • these. .:..past .efew
Ili E addition tothis* ',Canadian
groVers .are'. better organized tO
!handle the ;expected increase in 1bilsil
'neas• than they have e,vet 'been; 'aloe
Scottish , and Irish' buyers , are begin
.ningio look to Canada for. a' ierge
•portiorildf . their future. ouppliel..
, ,
. . .
A
sae .•Streng . and:, spaciona
enotigicte weighr.thrOe.,elephants1lias.
been installed near the zoo in, ,fohati-
neshurt,'Sonth Africa. •r.
, . •
"Immediately on attaining power
each dictate'', has stip5ressell, all ,free
speech except hiS --•110bert
'Hoover.
By ILIZABETH EEDY
.i .1.`Here Are- Mr„Lectures And Ste:
By Stephen "Leacock.
• "A ' year.-agoi", Says".kr,..: LefleoCk,'
,spoofinglyi "I ,retired• from college.
lecturin-e, „ar'ilie!-Iirgerit-retrtrePt—raf-
the .colleg.P trustees, who were very,
grirrk about it. :New, ,at the, request
of innumerable friends all over the
Cetintryi I am tetiring froth ,leettiring
:on the, 'public .Platforin aa. U: humor
s -
ily p heo• and .• oonie •P., . er , 'insect-
lane,ona. iteins from the. lunacy Of
"Leneock, •Canea'S preniiet liemoiiat, •
•, :Elsewhere 'Mr, -Leadock ..has''Spok-
•'01.-,z . of his exeruciating experteaces,,
while leCturing her you ;get .the
lectures , tliemselves.,.. and. ...quite a
feast :they:make for those:who' have
followed his . written • Word for le,.
these Many • years. The' lectures are
•.inere serious, at least in Omits, than
Opine .,Of tis , had ' ..been • imagining;
"Hovv &km- Can .We Start The, Next
'War?" .for instance, turns gilt to be
,a 'timely OtatiOn: full ofsound sense,
• ninonfiting. ahriost' to one of , these
• t'alks' fel...serious listeners -in en the
. .
radio.'•.1Lnnati; lInt;,:!HaPpy • .. , . .
. . , . ..
Our leettirer. is, happiest,' perhapsy
in. his _talks .,to. 'college • audiences,
• suCti. as "RecoverY. After Graduation,
.or 'Looking _Back' on .College,"; .-in
which he -malls deligilitfully„.;overthe
dear 1 old eannmia scenes, gayly inis.:.
quetes. 'Shakespeare.. . . ' '
"What I Don't, Know 'About the
.. .
Drama"".1and three.leetetes On. "Pren-
Zia '..Fiction,." give* Mr. Leaceek ' leti I
of16.0veyto giVe us sscraps • of ,•bur- .
lesque.' • ' , : , ., , •, ,
. Yonearit.t4e11---*XactlY-:,hew-7,-Mr..'7
'Leacock . -.;*els about , life .itt•-';:thia.:
point;.1of C6urse.. In:the final piece .".0:
,his 'lecture volume he's a, trifle ,pes-:
shnistic.abeut retired. professdrs who
think_they...ar _....goingH-te.-;e6inplefe.-
-their "great , sternieces now that
the.••linstle nd'.biistle. is: e'er... Here;
ishis last ..7ord . on that:. "When peo-:`
ple'say t� Tee; •"You'll ..be _able .nOw'
to 'finish., your book' on the ,History:
Of Political Theory,"." I answer,. To
hell With it'." . • 1 .• ., :• .' , • ••
"Here Are „My leCtures and '..Stor.-.
ies,", :hy, Stephen. I...eaeoek, '251 pp,,:,
42: ' M„ cLolland • ityid Stewart, Limit-
• ed, TorOoto: '
' younger generations, .ever
'since. the , beginiditg. •of •tirne; have,
eeri'lmatuip-ily---.'wickedl'..-7LLLIIendrik-
illem. Van, Loon,,
•
„
BecaUse of the Japanese invasion,,
in 36.0 ktplare mils: nor h of hang
-
, •
zhai there Will he, pradtihnily 110 bar-,
vesting of slice, cotten or beans this
Not PerceptihlY stieter,
v- r •...rep.op. e• leve
:mined. More 'sugar lastyear thne.ever
before...Bet ,it Ties net,,Seem to have
syeetened internetiohal blationshipe
in perceptible eegree.,-43reeky:Ile At.
corder And Times: • ..
Service to 'the Conununity .
• A -single grain of sand is_ alinost in
linitesimai • yet ell.dry grain c,•alito 10
foirelag thelar-flung shores Ca' the
Pea. Similatly ever
honest, • industrious, and .' imbued , 11
.014 spirit of 'service is an influence Of
eller Record. ••'
Getting, Lets ofyilelp •
One reSult of theRowell ,Commis-
sionhas been the exCellent Wciri(dene
on its. behalf by private and"public or-
gabilatiens. • Thrcingli • it, eitizena
Meet' parts of Cahada have had an bp,
-pertunity-M-Tatn_-di:atit.m.ob-e-tlie
damentalS of goVeynmental 'e#endi-
ttire and'eperation; These studies,in
themselves, should: reap rich JeWards,
-
in ,a` better underetanding of public
questioba,Anitesapart
from • the dqib
Selea..Finaneial Post.,
Stink°. in.the HMS • .
The weatlier:growa,werteer' and ;NO-
va Seotiane are begitinng- to .enjoy the:
best the S.'pring season. Anglers.
are.„geing to the- lakes..and ..riverO and
others are taking to the, oPen, road. for
change of scene,- and air; It is
Pleasant.season, The sun begins:, to
'give', some signaof life are
oh': every hand.;,. -and the .whole.world'
is,' filled *Rh ailticiPatiOli of: growth
, , ,
and, biotin:L., The: .Cotititry.eicte has
. . .
beenty-..peculiar to • the 'season.. Sturdy
,fieraes.draW ploughs through the 'rich
earth and 'bine enfeke turle, Up.gfreM
;the hills as men of the,Soll cleat t44ir.
land of ..brush.•Halifax Chronicle.
Sick Motor Cars
. „ .
' Tre,Sefeti'teague is On Safe.•grennii,
•when. •••it ;insist -Pi that all used cat§
should beAexamined fer,inechanicet
•
'recto before they are. resoldI they:
Wel e,•. Many-Oftheifdeathitiaps-to7.4-W.
'seen On 'th highWayo.weuld.be on the
junk4leary:-.' pending a general exam-.
inationof meter • vehieleiditiatie at
tention slio,uldbe paid:tell:wee' that
Seem to be falling:. to pieces.• These
are-a4nienaCe-a-nd-7shotild-beHtpee-dfly
removed. •Speeial care; sheald be exer-
:cloect, toWUrd.. making sure ,thaf:•per-
rilatientlY diseased cars, Made,temlier-
arily..eOnvialeseent,With a:paint brush.
Ood..a..14.0.4.kok-wre.deti; oft:tho...
rtitglttyt-St Thomas Times -Journal.
, • ;• . „ , •
•
Indian Net Vanishing,
ThOyused to refer t.6.1110,.Indien as
thp 4.iyanishi4 Ainerlean,'' but the fi.g7
urea :refute the theory. entirely. The
,Indiaariferfrom vanishing,is increaS-
•.ing in numbers, in:Canada .at any rate,
Po ttie..pictereeque1and pathetic,' title
. •
longer
ledian..po.pitlation figures ,in this tib-
minich • have 'varied beinewhat ,ia the
last few ' fpri4Tholthc1 .Man did,
•Ind'eed, Appear, to be. declining numer-
ically ebere-a, aericus showed
thet.the Indians of, Canada minibered
•onlY 104,000; as ,coinpared With 110,000.
iti•1907, 13.9t latest returns iseuedyby
thj Departmeet. Of , Mince' and, „Be,
.8:Otirdee •8116* that ',,there ere nOw ap
proximately 114,000 Indians iesident.
in ebuntry,--7Brantford txpOsitori,
, . , ,
'•
*dem Civilization Reaches OW hulia
,
Thb Thdiah ulgticin o ton.fhi`iy, has !tyloPte.d At 'lag crte ft the rae'derP Iveal10118,. eivili2atien
It it is piActictd in the crilightOn0. Wcsti; This, girl Alidket is urging a strike!
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TI116 EMPIRE
• All in the' Next 'Front 'Line • • .
• • .
.
'Por 'Barcelona! read. ,Battersea' or
,
'Birmientarn '• and one need- go p.6.1fur•:.
thee thanthe daY'e _neWspaper • for" a
picture of Di- next war: -V, 'one will be
'able: to tell, when:lie may be ,in the
front line.. 'Men an women •alike will
find the, niepaea of denth.•eenfrenting
themin eat:lees. more ..horrible' than
7evertr 's amine o
isni.„,„: The Ring oe Terrors, •when Hee"
• tor -and Lysander faced him„. was
gentleman: in •comentisen •with the
shapes ,in Which peril, death, 4iia,puf-:
'felieg. will overhene. eery English-
man's home, The bomb will rain alike
on the jnel aed, the uejest, theital.-.
wert: and' the coward. .1Teneernedp .of
nerve or censcienee: will gain ,n6" 0:{7
emptiOn:, C;re 'and elf,. we eball be
-faOcr•by -.a menace deeper .than hdP
ever &likened the -page ef history. It
it he true' that. fell that 4 mail 'lath
solf.preoerVation he's neVer been
will he give. for pis life, ' the •hiptinct
roused hy •a such a summons." -Lon-
don Observer:. •
•
'Ghost Frequents •
116 ingRo_o1
• So Irish Believe • Selsrcral Say,They
• SawMa Dead Three Centuries
SAT
Count ' Mona hail
in mPerner
sits Alstrians.
4 ,1
Wealthy Young Hai A,'
• Already Suoo04ed Jn GOtting
• Fifteen .Febrite Out:of Nazi -
Controlled Conntry. 4 ,
. Nai persecutioh th.'1710nna has ,
ded aniodern, "Scarlet
)rov•Og .4,44144 nobleman ;
•nemepake'lethe days
°tithe Prenel," 'sot -jinn;
.s0t, the taeh4.0t„gim.liggli.ag his friends
out 44,- the city Of terror, which. the 7
-fernier .Austrien:10apit41,1100 becenle,
The .risks' .runs, in, tricking the ".•
Nazis.were described to me,iStiYp•';'
!Wl.fiter Ai. the London Daily $itefeb;. '
. ,
Heu:beigoi' an, .Atietrian: -
now 110.1:1g.14'401i.4911 Wliese •
. ,
• saVed.fronv,their. clutches, . •
:;• 'A. Myeter(ouS Vop& ' •. •
, teelaet ten„da.,
".•`‘47141Veti 'itr•Consta,nt ear..fer.the.. safety .
of sister,'who coeld. net get but • '
'fraln..., Austria in thee, • ' . „ ••
All effortst� get. Jii tench ' with ,
her 'Mid felled, w.hen:two..daYs'•ago f
rPeel.Ved a mysteriend, telephone, mess,
age, fyora.a caller ,:*hn,:refusect to give ,,
hie name:, • , .• . „ •
',He Said that. my, ,sister was 'safe
and be g'eve melAn eddresa...and.„tele,,
iitiniber'.. t• 'Czechoslovakia
W:ere,•T 091:14 teleplieneber.-
.."1 know the veiee,, Mit-when! asked
the speeket td, hisename. ,he
•
ran off I linme,diately1 jilt, in ajall
'to..my .sister and told her of: the' rive-. ,•
tericiaS,telephogef•call., She -82*.1a.
that it: wap,•the men who save .. her •
and many ,otheis.':
Anti -Nazis, :
know of fifteen ii.e6ple'Whoni. he
• . . .
ha' 'succeeded in,getting • cut,. from
:. ;
Austria. • ' ••. •
'"It :is not only Jews 4'h:saving:
1tliere are, qathelies and ;other's' Whose •
Iife is not ske• for a...inoment"eirripiy,... 4:.•
1beeau,se they were' known.as anti:
Nazi. .'New he ;is-theee'againCand ;
pray • for hint."... ' :
hest of a 17th century
.plantek-.'who ' evicted. -a poor .,,Widevv'
and • her e'ight children from their i
.Dunsrie farin 'it haunting, a drink-,
ing .pool near
That's the story 1 local resident's
•top,, anywan...• and they • back it up
with 'Vivid descr;ptionS:
• 'Reflection or His Eyes
The planter,. says "legend, ..,.was
thrown from his .horse and Sound one
nightafter .sunset With neck
Tiie• ghost is: said to. appear
after shneet„near the epot.where the
evicted •woman and her eight "chil-
,dren were founcl dead in the” snow.
, John' Francis SMith said 'he. saw .
"the .tall figure a a man, dresSed
„old-fashioned clothes," as he, walked
home.,:•.Thefigure. knelt at the :pool
:to .4uench. his thiret "As I watebed,
.spell....bound; said Smith, •
see therefleetion Of his ey:a in the,
clear wate:r: They 'weie likehtwO large •
red coals:" • '
÷-,--Suddenly—the-Aigure0' d sapPeare d -
and ' •Sinith, • who 1144O'Ptood in a
trance,began toes Afilfr. He said as ,he •
;ran .11e heard the ,setiircl of,- spurred
boots. •
' 'Patrick Connelly ':and, Mise ljlhe
claim', 'to have --seen .tife7
ghost. Legend his it the figUre .still
haunts the district to :frightee people
out of their. lands. •• . ,•
,
Cnadiarris eep .
veTitle
Are; till Wnrld's Chairlp:on
. TaIk-
ers' TelephoneAnd
Otherwise:. '
• Canadians. are the niostrotalkative
people. in the world and .t ey are et-
tinl:g. ;even. More so: s •
•• Apart altegether, „frbrn the :Wordy
briefs.. Presented: 'le .ftoYal, Commissiona and the'4,000;000 to 6,000,000,
Words epoken in the.,Hotiee 'o„ficOM-
itorIS each session, telePlione Statip-
award lognaciouslau'rels:to
an-
adinn. :
TelePhopa_cdnyersatione p,er capita
'during. 1035 in Canada numbered
210.8 cOmPared With 19,7'. in the Unit.
cd States, 17.3.9 IO,1 be/mimic' 'and,
152.2, in Sweden, ,-thc next highest
coplitries: „Still .ori th iiiereeie„
Canadian calls Were 222 'a .person
in .1906., 'latest yew ry,portedr •
,22 Calls Per 'Person•.,
• Birthplace' of the' telephone,.
•c ()vetted bt Alexander „Graham 'gull
hi 1576, 'Canada retains the 'lead in
140ire..advancetrient ;Of thie, instru-
Meet' in establishing' the lenges,' (gr-
eet -vyire voice.' path of 2;,2000, miles
between Teronto. and Calgary, Alta,
;Canada'stands .fifth .in world Cain-:
'Orison with 1.,256,228„ telephones
in.5ta1led, showing' aimroxirnately 10
• per' ee'tit, ofher, po'Puintion benefits'
by telephoni tea:thin, -1-The
Jnited Statce is the anlY ".ceuntry.
ellowing, a larger'. AuMber of
phonee installed per capita:, .
• Although ' it is impossible' , de
tertriirie whether' 'ninth' women are
the greater 'ears -of the "felepiibne,.
16'ng ilfstrnee.
More; Sre9uent.1y during . bustnesa
• .
13elteved-to--Ite-inore--,-thafr- 22;000;4'
.000 •years, old'; .a,tooth Of an" ttnkiroWn
se'eel* Wao.foend in R4guAte;,81::
elY, by '1%,i(thard I1iintor, whn dis
played it reeetitly' Vhisle visitl'hy; 40,
itnilesburg, South Afriea,
Canada:Undervoin
Ver
46rner,of;,Ohntl'nf Ca/judo...Says
' ThisJs N�Loniew. a
Picneer-C.otaittrY •
. . .
Canadians ;are' passing Ahreugh. '
.diflien10 stage,'' :Grabapi. •Towers •
goVerner Of the.:Batik .of Canada, said
in bit addreas at. TOrente last week:: '
.1.,Ceneila no longer is a pioneere�un-
try,". Mr.•''owers iteid 'the
iler of %the St, ..Andrewe';.CeilegeOid.
Boys' ',Association,' It • had changed to
a 'stage pfinerelnederate d'evelop,Ment
which may not-1,:ratrarit Iarge•eapltal
epenJituea on the
obscale eoFii4
'cofnthee; rps:te.:
'4iheu1ty, (n:geY.P.rnirig. the DOMitiiini'
'Which .has hicreeeed• s'oCial." re-'.
,sponsibilitiee, he said,: ;Canedians had ••.:
not .yet„dev,e1Oped the experienee of
_adrn!7,1 isteringtheleaffnita under :those •
„ „'. •
•
• • FunetiOn, Of .'oefittal Bank' 1 .•
Discussing eehstrat banking, "'me.
TOwers said the fi0it responsibility of •
tho. central. bank :is to • .depide .the • .
annit.int. Of cash 11!,!.(1:,:d in the..couity
"The amount, of 'the. cash. reserVea' Of
tbe!etimmerelaf .banks,".he said "Is. -•
*determined •down tO.the,;last dollar' by •
the 'action of the 'Bank. of Canede.''..,,
The .ceMinercial,!bankpi.lit'.turn, deter
Mined, the voltinie of:credit available.
"There ip 110 book which . one: can,
teen which will tall' just' Wilat.:aCtiOn
is appropriate:et the:given inoment,'',..
3:Ir. Towers, continited. ,Central 'bank -.
geiVereleg credit conditions:
depended upon stUdy. of f,he. VolUme. of .
busineeS and Many oth-Pr factors. He ,•
added::: has always leenamistake•'..
..
in .recent,..yeara to say' that 4 ,ceptral
bank was not. riedessarY . in
. . ... • . ... •
Play Baseball
•By'• Lifireniif
•
California Institation use
'A. Jingling Ball
men. at the'•Indiistrfal• ,HOMO
Lor Mr it Blind 4i. Oakland; 'C'al,„, are, ,
learning ..to seited7.,
'baseball,
• , • , . • „
•Th garne deViebtl by Superinteilnet;
itebert :V".'•C,holeiller,' Is baseball wltJi•
'e Inizier and ithell, but 'It'sIiieball., • .
, , "••'.
: 'regtilitr indeoe :baseballdial-66nd.:
equipped with ya rd-smi are. basea-and
.yarti.witle .carpeted haew liliOs s_ the
Equipinent' eonsiato. Of,
an indeerhaseliall with a:jingling ecite:
a, leacktYfer .and
. ,
Tee playeri emietittite ,a team: Nite
• of them Itic ,up on heeds •and ' knee)
back •..e.i'.the base Iri between; first .
and :thirtl,:' The tenth, • inPti'eat.
has partial
. , .
The piteber really deesn't•eount': HP
pitelieS for both* teanie. 1.30.• rolls tbe
hn11 to'home. plate, atifl'ilie .batter,Att.kd
'JP. gelded.; bniy by the..gotind cif the
jingiftig. eore, sivat8 it, • ',
. The:. fielders . tlio ball 'corning
and, tco one heart:41,41a ,
"nitd,.:tiothf• it toWard. 'tite. base for Whieh ,
the. ilonner i heed:ed.,. Thelma 'Meet '
tl`tNilA 0a,t1i to putilitin out.
lintleate thpst-
.A. hottle,..rui..18••pig- =
.threO bio,r,pP.Ithd a hell,:•
. •
.11
AnAlyldah .to.ttriAs .s1.0 reto.rted
have spent. 4navoi'age tit , in
Switierland 'in
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