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,44 the Weelc's News :"--• ; By.Elizabeth Eidy.
91' QUITE READY -Despite repeat -
Vat. "scares". in Europe the past
w weeke it is declared by pplitical.
ervers, who should ;know, and by
twapaper foreign correspondents' who
'014 1teil the. inside story,. that Ger-,
the. country 'i...psenting the :big:
seat threat. to internationat peace, is
*tot Ye( ready,to.engtige in • a ` large-
: stale war. 'The •rearmemet pregram.
of the Reich is fr from., hen* gem:
pleted, peint,..„•ent; the'. general
Staff of the ermy'are 'against pecipi
lath:1g aponflict ai this time, Then;
• toe, Gerinanya domestic .econeMY. has
not been; satisfactorily organized -it.
tannin, b. nntil the country is able to
produce or impOrt enough feed to sup-.
, ply its people time of war until it
can 'pocure enough raw Thaterials to
satisfy ehe needs of inhistry.,
The drought.' spring has redn
:ced
dermanra cop output to 'a figure
away helper overage. Under Such eir-
Pumistances it is highly improbable
,that Hiter will, deliberately ' set
Match .to the • European powder -keg
• 'within the next shOrt
•• 'Later, Who can can ?
• " CRISES WILL REGCIP,--; Diplomatic
quarters in every democatio country
of Europe are eonvineed "that even
though Germany did not march on
Czecheatc4.nkia !est wek-end or the,
• one before She will continue to purine
her alms .1,..vhihtinlude the carving
012a thoroughfare east to. the- grain
fields of the Ukrain) by a continuous
7-,-Serie-of:dip1oniet1c and`-propagndis-
tie shockttcks" until both France
Ind 'Czechoslovakia ar ,for set!
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dement :alongGerman lines., .
• For that reason it isbel the world
fight And declares he *111. crry,the
sister PreVnce?
Though not willing to come Mit WIth
the:direprediction that Saekateliewan
hi Being 0:0 be anetliOr Alherta, we
shafl net he at all surPrieed to " See the
election result in a big win for Social.
-Credit; 'or perhaps the C.O.Fi PrtY..
The people et .kieekatelieWan :to a
great extetfeel'that„tei have been
:left in* the ;lurch' by Eastern Canada:
The past si;rtieven yare:hayebee.
unceasing nightinare for -.vast num!
of peop'..i In the dried -MA 'areas
They cannot face a• repetition' of the,
sa(n e*peren de -Which- would be sitie
to :come with the Vary text Year of
peer Oono-1g their dspetation, they
to something entirely •noi for
hope and help,
*WI:IERE WOMEN CAN'T VOTE -Bid
Yon knowlhat women of .Quelec have.
t. et? ,••
nO vote in Previncial elections? In -
other :Words, half:the Pewits of viliat
Province .have no say in matter's po-
'Meal, no representation in the' Legis-
lative Aasenihly. But throughout the
Teat of. Canada '-where wemen ere en.
dewed with greeter privilege, the facts
of the' Quebec sitfiation are frequently
f-igotten. . • • '
Whyhaven't the women of Quebec
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The British War Minister On Visit to Fran*
• Leslie ,Hore-13elisha; British Minister. of War, .inspects the 'guard
Le 13ourgt airdrome, near 'Paris, following a visit to. Rome. •
of honor upon his arrival by Plane at
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eneva ureau Says
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a vote, we inquire? For the reason
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that uP to now they have ilot asked for "' Main Avenues of.m-
it hard enough. When the., Canadian vance 'Already Elankedi States
Alliance for WoMenstVote in Quebec ,• Director •Ilrnld. Antler; of
aP.:ear,A month liefore the Bovfell ternahnnal Labour 'Bureaux and
Commission; the Counsel for the Com .*' Edifice Built iy• Present • Genr
attsaton_exiwessed_hta. view thus : 11__eralinlinderiinedily Inferno!
suggeet when'YOu. Persuade alnaior- neuct.
itY Of the Women of Quebec, that they ' • • • . •
should have the •vote, and thy: ask • ••• ; ,
TTIT;IlieWill"get it 7:**GlINE y2k-=Hardld-ilutlet--.Eirector-
,, must expect "1.periodevetern otthe _ ' ' • of •the. Iiiterziatienal Labor Oflide,laat
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aame critia . through Which, R. Is Pass- itiDNAF!PING.4 IL-Hnglnd, that week warned that • war ;blocking
-ing-nti =always -pro 1 e e s ay. ep - -ptogreir rahltthreitte
Ontario'sRate.o
Falls• Tkt0NO.-QhtArlo 104.19.41 4882:1
eiatfOU spoltesPlen °*hat ,011-
taio'Sfaling birthrate Is being View
eil 'with soine.miegiving. •
If, the last eight ireatk,:steadf1,def
-One in:the Percentag*Piees is net
ne_hel ' t • " e -the
athilit that the :situation will be one
hich may well occasion alarin.
, 'Genetat eonomic.. conditions , and
high edict Of livingare the mini fee
,they eay, coetriliutingl to.
•,stady decline. In :birth. rate,
fromi 21.8 Per :1:006. pOptilition in 1930
to 169 in 1936.
tion in north-western Czechoslovakia Lindbergh fled as to a. refuge frOm, to precipitate •es"total collapse'
doea not get out of hand and .Precipi-
tate a war after. Front now on, it
• Is predicted, we'll be lucky if we have
breathing-spaer • • •
SAS KIV1:-.611 r A -',""s ELECTION -On
June 8, the people of Saskatchewan go
to the polls in one of the most import-
ant elections in the history Ot that po
viuce. .A11 the•majOr forces of inte-
the kidnae threats and .publieity, hor-
'rola of the United' States, pas' experi-
enced Wrst Osnatch" modern
„times. :And whom' shOuld the miscre-
ants" .chmise to make off with . but
Lord Nuffield, the "Ford of England,"
mrltimillionaire motor manufacturer
and philanthrdpist.
, . The plot, 'however, was niPped.,,, in
the -bud list _week, .when a friend, in
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gration and disintegration at Work in the net room -of Lord Nuifield's.of- has raised Should another general
• In :his"nnitaV .report the British
chief of the labor btrean, a League
of Nations orgentiation, reported • fa
vorably on baic :econoMic condition's,
but declared: "War is already;irivad-
in the social field."
" has -already blockedsomeof 'the
main aVenfies advande," Mr. Butler
reported; •"and may keen begin t� sap'
the Social edifice which thiageteration
Canada at this tints, are :converging up fide ,at DXford,.beard'a scuffle, Phoned,
Saskatehewan'panhe:seen Attemp- for, the police, had the two kidnappers
ting ° 0 lite a.".neW:•"deittiiiy. „ '' : i '..eetpie:two minutes.,:
Will1Seekate WAi,•.SpcIaI reditIt is thought thatsome time Is like?
. :: Premier Aberhtt tit:Albria;: SaCred 11'. to elapse before aithiber,kiCinati?!.4
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War break ent, aliatal.eollaPse prOc-.:
tteallY certain." • .• •
the. Labor,
Office,. Will lie' Stimittedto •Inter-
natienal Labor VOnference here .this
Phief,,haajnnipeit thick cif ',the i atteMpred in Efigland
oris econcile
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s ities
Power Is Becorrung Gready
Enhanced—Better Understand- Find Early:Men.
ingh.Between •the Bntts4 and Dined on 'Sloths
Gandhi Has Recently Been Felt •
Mahattna C; Gandhi today IS a big-
, ger :figure In India. than OTer:, After,"
• A long period -,of :;self-linpOied sllence
and' inactiVity,,' he his' Steged. a dra? .
melte • emnehattc.', which , plates
, one, mOre In the world's
The little. Hnd* who haa'led India's -
foward,rfationaliin ;- recently
Scored a series .0f notable • stteeSsea:
" They have culminated' in • a Virtual.
• agreement between Hinditind Mohana-
medan communities' of. India on. most
theirontstaeding, difierences.1' ' •
• Rernoves Barrier To Unity, -- 11..
Thus: "nip -of the last barriers. tO eal
political unity • 30,;000,00
'.. people haA been removed and:Gadhi's:
positiOn has been ,strengtliened. .:: •
Fresh.from tomeof the Northwesti:
Frontier .prevIneWhere a year ago; he
• • Would have .heenaeretd,• the apostle
Of ..peae and. Pasive resIstatce. now
' exerciss,: j-• dictoriai. ptiWer
* ' oieelhe Congress'PartY
• ,Once an iniplacable opponent of
Brftou, who 'jthled him seven
now- is their Champlen, •
• Thlis is dee. largely toGreat Bitain's'
• reeent., Coneiliatery plicy, Thebetter
undebtanlijg betteeen, • the 13eltiish
end Gandhi has introduced lt tiefitapi?'
rt- of miltup.t -eeithilenCe and
throughout. Ind . ' ,•' , ,•'
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Peace prevails
The 'country nver has been so
peaceful.' pollee who In the 'pat atiP!'
pressed nationalist's agitator, ,arid
id •Prisons' with eeinonstraterie. noti:
stand idle at Street Coners.
"Because of British concessions to
Elie; Many lnfiuentlal Indians believe
• ' :that India' Will hatiie an' autonomous
..jovernMent. within a few years. ' •
-''Gandhi new is poneeetrating oiaob-
4kining modifications of India's cnsti-
-; tution to perinitIndians to control, de-
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de-
,. . fnce; •finance. end - freign
MinitriesWhich the TIG1411thifil-
7 Eli have retaind, . •
Deistite reports that he Wasuffer-
, ins fr4in hteakilowri In health, 'Gond-
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• ",,toOked, better And more . heerful'
' i'lgerotne than at . any time in re
. lnt -ars. e showed his' old time
ft etaigy aitd-gOod hitmor.:"They've
, . .
no dyiu,g. several Uties, but I've
Jed them,".;44adhi tialtly4;'
hOPedto five
long enugh:to see indas; pominiu,
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Calif�rnians i5,000 Years- Ago
Importance____ ••• • -•
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• s,n,o IS the trail. 'o.the early
Californians •WhO feas,te 011 Pieisteei,
tete ;ground „sloths flfteet or twenty
.tousend;Yarsigq,. -•
• It probahlY vatn't cailttunny 'Ca;
orna.. hen,,bccauile .glaciers 'stt:tch
edas far south as thebigherSan Bar?,
nardirio Mountain's:, • That's ;hOuth. of.
Les.Aitgelea... • • 4 ' •
The .tieWY d'ibovered ancient danip
t..round of -the 1Pielatoce1ie man found'
by C. C. Peat of' Berkey, •cafii:,-,liaa
ihaeotegiiitel gog, „ • • .*
Curater i„IVI. R. -Harrington- of the
Southwest lefaseuM,. Les; Atgelea,:ia:
making TeadY for a iseeend',Vielt to
acs some extensive tileging in OAS an-
cient- ealcaP site in Clear 'Lake- Park,,
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Lakeconnty!'Northern %California.'
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He fingered an `Oheldien• hand "110.
and 'spine 'Obsidian ' scrapers. , '
"We eantjust When these crude.
tools." Were Used; : it must have 'been
quite a Snell • before the .time' of the
'Poison' inatt..and'that''Wee15,990 yeari
ago," explalned Herrington, an :,:au-
thority .on southwest exploration.
-,The-cede :teraperg .ane hand axe
were ''tuna at' a depth ef :eght feet
in:excavating et the ancient CeinPaite.
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The early Pleistocene.. man knew•
how to make Rte. ;WO' evidenced
by diseeery of aitifililaekened earth.
Just V;hathe lite hi something' for the
-oblogiiits: aryl :paleetitolOgiSts to
ttrephOut. It seem 'Otte tertein that
the giant sloth was On hfs.t11 of fare,
Elpewhere evideneee have ,„ been
kttild that the later Foliern :
Ont 13,00.B.C.,/thet hisen and mar&
Moth ,witli, enters and ' roasted. :Meat,
Mier . -ff--
Motint LaSisen was an Aetivis Arot
catio, very mueh s�, in the time o the
Pleletneene .man. The Sierra Nevada
rnge was ptllj ereWing and' there
were 'numeroits great- :darthenalte13,,
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; filloorri"nt, Grant in 1947 .
Mr. Butler *-Ibuild the. "boo.M.pr,the
30's": had reached its! "sUraMWlast
Suinmer un-
rest, International Niarare.evpr tariffs
and citotas,•.eXchenge •cotrol, efirren!'
• flnetuation; unbalanced . budgets
and the Wordarins race
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”Iii.spite Of all things,"8 Said, "the
world scimehow.AUCceededlif .,getting
eck"to, thelevl,* 1929, :*hose febu!
fu's, prosperity had ',beeine distant
Mirage" ' , • . .1 . 2-•
Spirit . Of Weifake" ' •
.Hia.repprt--shOwed-1937 arbeldIndhs.-
trig "Production vise above' the- 1929'
tevel,,nifipleytiont. declined -steadily
from 1933. -to i;.1937 and World trade
volume .appreaghed-the,'1929
Partly, stininleted by ie-ainanient,
:13nt1in :thelatter heti Of: 197;111,1r.
Butler said,the econemi' tide tnrned;
yak stpeltinarketdectines end breeks,
in reW material priee.S. • He said the
major disturbance • Centred 'n the
*United States.- .•
141r. added :that, the. "outlook
would be by no Meina dieeenreging
:the Spirit 'ef internatlonai, warfare
could he banished frOin'eConeinie. end
Mrked. Decline In 1937-. •
• IiiSenasing production, the report
Z. 0. I ! !..• ' : 0
InstihuiHeIps
Insanity Cure
Shock Treatment Is Found Suc-
cessful in Many Cases of.
Demenda Praeiox
• DeMentia praecox, alorm.ot Wean-.
ity -which claimsno less than a quar-
ter Of a mllionvictim.in the United
States atone,..fias been- treated
suede,, doctors at Pittiburg, Pa, re,:
7port-Ofter-nianymenthst-work7with-in4
aulin 'ffidck- treatnient
At: the Sti Freficia. MosPital .52. cases
torLttliving„..deatlit....hete:_been4,,treeted.
Since last June, and 19 Of these treat:
nients l'esultd. in discharge from the
.Misini Airliner•Found ' Wrecked
-LOS 'ANGELES, CAL : Thirty
miles awaY; frOM its startinipeitit at.
Union Air. Terminal, ,I3erhank, a big
airllner crashed into •*a •menntainalcie
last Week, exploded end burned,: to
deatli-:-;1e--t.nine'-ticeupent,S--ethreeded
try fog for siXty bOure,-the wreckage
Weitatertilsofered.nd4he. charred
bodies carried that ineirntaine
by : stretcher , hearers.: ; . •
• ......TheY!re:Lookine ,AheS4
LONDON.e4rfug: :slump. When
the. rearialinient Prograin ends, the.
GOverlinient .7 already , is: ,mapping
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and :•-road-building ,Program'' te : keep,
Warkers busy and trade moving. '
Miialary of11ealth; which muSt
aetetien effelt .Governinent ventures,
Ideal throughout
the- country tO, iePqt ):: liVe-year 'pre-
grantS .0k; contetepleted 'Work, and re
ise theneactYeer..3
"In 1937'wPrid induStriat prodection,
excluding the- rose • Clear
above :the' '199 leirer and although in
the. latex' Months a Marked clecline•Set
ln -the for . the..yar stop& at:
101.9-1.06 equallig :the 029 leVel.,
Canada' was liated •amng the cotth
tries renlYing favourably to an invita-'
tiOn to Participate e,•preliminary
meeting of aft international • public
works 'in accOrdance with a. uniform
PlAn/to he drawn up Iv the committee.
The hist session has beeh get for.
Fur Coat Industry
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Grows In Caliacla
' Ifiressed and " dy�d r: undyed,
df furbearing animals Areash-
• ioned into We'arnig Apparelof:Vare,
ouS kinds by the liar.gods industry
of Canada. CoatS, 'capeso, scarves,
eollars,.cuffs , and !mufs are :•sOMe.
'of the itnins mantitaetured bub -the
principal of .01,..ia_the_f_11:r.
cording to statistics now niade nitail;•
abl, the fur 'cOta MAde in Canada
for -Vtnen If" 1946 totalled 9o;662:
TMS IS the largeet hurnber*OVer re
:corded by the industry. Prnetitally
the Whole,rdarnarid \for ' fur goods In
Canada is met by the' hen* indileitY,
and likewise nearlg all of the goods
manuacured, in the DOMiniOn are:
1 Made for holne use, the impdit and
export trades in ManufActured fur
genda being Pt reletiVely lite I Ina-
' pottaitiee. .
If -�.c1rivei• ;Ili' stung by. aWasP
and, lets go • lit; Steering •Whel as1
,a reisult Of the Pain, he. will be: held
respansible for any damage rned'
by ac,ident,, according to a decision
Of, the Cour
lt4nt. . .
:j3htthe5eaS:;avte
b:eie°11iefteGr4to
Stal:Y;e;riidei::lei18
are::rs:ii:rg1etent:
ndoe,ptwaer0ifrtnthe
before :cmpletion of the
treatments. ' •
- The/patient, -chosen at random, .re-
present O 'fairly accurate cross-section
of these admitted, to: a' mental
.•
Fifty doses of insulin over a two,
Months'. Period; are adminietered to
patients. It is, admielstered every'
morning Spi days a week, beginning
With eMali doses and' increasieg un-
til the Point of tolerance is reached.
At, this, joint restless ratip,, dizzi.,
ness, or even -unconeeloneess
reaCeci. • •
Some paiets, go into .deep comas,
andegand writhe at ankleand Wrist
reetraintrit InVakii18 out Into Profuse
perspiration. Only a' desperate at!
tempt to rescue patient from a fete
worse than death pould justifythe se-
verity Of the treatment.
They Mug KIICOW
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The Answers
HOOtehold .Helpes Taught In
• GOvernment-,Shonls.klave To
;Reply SatiSf4iCturfiy to :clues-
.
Pe you kow' how Us clean piano.
keys? How to make le good pastry?
The dfferent. Methods of Poffeemak.
ing? The silverware, outlery, dishes
and crystal necessary to set a table
for, •breakfalit, formai luncheon end
dinner? , „
These arelust a few Of the qealifice:
tions taught young women at the Otte:
wa Home Service Training Centre,
where theporilinionProvineial youth
Training program has shown remark-
able aehievements in turning out, cap-
able' hireseholdassistants, since its
organisition.in Januar. •'
Determine Girls' Ahillty • .
Five Written examinations are giv-
en the • gir's during their 12 -Weeks
, Two questions . on deport-
mene -two.' on linAdry and household
duties .and- two et copking are set by
the'. members of the household -Staff
-for---eijeb,--‘examinatien.—t-T-rainees".t.
failing tO obtain. the %requird. pass
mark Of 70 axe :gven'ral reviewsby
Ike .01rig.„,,,passing,1With highest marks
belOe• Secondary
:'hese .tests. determine theeh:1111y Of
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of thee° hormone . preparatons h ve
been :obtained in the, laboratory and,'•
• finder field cenditiens. • ,
The control of plant. bormona.prsf,
-parations new ,comea.under -the Per.:
tilizers Act which means' that the pnb....
lic Is Safeguarded againsi'extravagant
• and Miseadingclefs:as .regarding them.
Plant Hormones
Open New Field'
Their Use In the Promotion cf
Root Development on Cuttings
The nee of plant hcircnone maerials!'
foe the, pv ;notion of root developmentr,.
en cuttings and -other thing's le One of
the latest 'sciences:to be deVeloped in
bThelnoigell„nu letre:4yla Ifni eatli e"11 sd ft
the'
'ties of- hormones, 'are thoroughly ex-
plored, : • 4 k,
• • Pine Flepults Obtained ,
There are now in the market, s0v-:
eral hormone, preparations Which if '
ittiie-tiioCn33C (-7slhnogu 1 dt gin! qt40C0tdUr
The homone- substances in these vol. • •
Paiationa are: Inole-hytYrie • OW; •
naiffithai-latYTip,; indole-acetle ,acid , • .:
and papthal-acetic aid. These-• ehetai, •
cal substances made •byi, litheratory
prodess have the effect in -promoting
root develpPment when. used in Mip-•
ate amoun* ' over -dose Will de:
Press. tOoting" rather than aid it,Ana
thisPialtes it neessarY to ese` at ..a „ • .
rate Of .onlY a few parts per Million,
The nianufacturers'' instrutions • em•• ' •
phasitie and gilre Ole details ...
ilsregardilig
this. • ,
Some. very -fine results frbin the. use
Prairie Sections
People in Foriper 'Dried -Out Area
•• Travel Miles to Greet Dis-, • •
be'gir-P'en
her preliininarjeo graduate: 7eertifieate
for. Information of ,her -future employ-
er. • • c . • • ' •
Pod 1H'n'fit
e ; in G o • .
The centre Is esPoneibler.for..the.
tare and training pi.thegirls dfiring
their sojourn there. -TheY .are plated
'in•geod homes et the end of the train-
iiirand after' three Months". actual
vice inutsideihe centre P. -.report is:
made and,. If eatifactorj,' each giri iS
• presented •with,a greduation pin., •
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Vastor
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quaint village, of :Vet Mrie, trading ,
centre fr a .wie ' south-western
$askatchewen area populated ' chiefly I
by people of: trench origin., ' • '
Lord Tweedsmuir -visited the
vil-
lage and was -greeted enthusiastical-
ly by Many residents, neluding abbut '
1,000 school .children. The visitors
represented, an area of aboilt.', 6 - • .
square mike, Some of them travelling
as much as 100 miles4. . . ' •,' • ,
One :thing • to :Cher. About ,
• Apbearing, on a .special platform •
: ' , .• ord. Tvyeedsmuir • •was introduced •
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by . George l• Spence, director of •
..Prairie2;L,Fastrie_Behtthilitation.,..;Act•
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C‘NADA.
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01/le
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THE WORLD
• •
• Path , to COast BloCked
• BABCELONA.The"Spnisli rebels
ter Several days have •been attacking
oxi A Wde but -somewhat -Intermittent
trent Weitevard Teruel ;in an firid
int attempt' to Teach -tine road between
Terul and Sgynto in a roundabout
w1.1.: Thesituation: has dangerous
possibilities, for should . te rebels
reach the road -to Sagunto; they wopld
have taken the dretateide toward cnt•
thig a patliwaY. to thesea, by Another -
route; that would pace them abou
thirteen miles- froth; Valencia; provid-
ed they 1ever reached Sagunto, which
is still many milieaway. .
. -0-
a
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CANADA
ma, apparently interested in' nothing.
• Where Our. interest Liei.
• ' maid :2problemit Ahonld,
SolVed when We 'come to knew. .Of.
mitt" abdut Met:bode of 'governmentail,
we know • abont themotieri:•74irandon.
Snate Passes,
akbare 'Majority of
fourkthe : :Senate , last, Week carried,
third readingof, the bilt finensored by
Hen,, Lendrum ltilcMeany .Win7
nipeg), tobreadeh thagrofinds •fer. d-
VOTee1.in . Canada. ' The vote. was'
to 29.• .
ineaSpre goeSIO therliUse
• J
of . Cominefs,'Where Its tonrae is un?"
certain. ::As a' p.tititete bill it: ie. sub-
ject ,t�- the; restrictions of .titne '
new govern stich measures rt this
stage .of the 'Session. :
More 'Cabinet ChangeiAslieci
--LONDON.Peinier' NeVille
Chani-
bdrlain's reec.nstrucion of the Cabinet
ith Sir itingeioy weed replacing
ount S Wi n ton at the' Air Atlinistr;Ond
Maleolni; Maedonald Lord. Hart.
lechs pest ,at • the dniellial dated,' his •
totsatisfied all On -lents Of the 'Con-
aervative Party.. Thee a keeling,
that the chr,eges MP:Merely ePedient,
;limited, and that Certain Cabinet'
Pests eouldte better filled.: •
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-affot Dok!'rLlisted-
'As 134 Eusiness
The "hot' deg", cerneS under the
heading of big businese Where ,Cn-
de and New Zealand are ,Oncrncl.
• J. W. Collins, retiring ITew" Zca
land, trade commissioner to Canada,
lastweek at Toronto at a com-
plimentary luncheon that Canada is
New Zealandis beat mistelner /or hot
dog oning, ptitehaging -Mora than
$16,t100.10orth last stem...
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vr.aret, '
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And the Reit of the Week . •
, "Vhy nor have all 'holidays On., on-
daYs?":isalist* the,' ()Wen • .Sound- Sun -
Times, eat think Of a better.ene
than that. IiirhY.," not have all, Mon-
daysItelidaysl--Zhathatn Newl..,
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P.ledges Cantle Cheap
affirms that "Germany Will
ttareh with Italy : to the end ...end: that.
the Italian' 4reatier will ale,Yqlie'
VIplate..A sftnilar froatier,Pledge Wes.
also Mice -made from: Berlin with re-.
'gar& tia.:Belgiiin and by Muso11ni in.
Ex-
positor.., . , /- -••
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Drink MOre Milk -.' •
Hoper; de the 'Doniinion:
Department •of. Agriotilttire, • Says Ca
nadians at; •a whole :drink : ton' little,
milk: He has -presented to ithe Cana-
dian Counclt Oh' , Nutrition :atatitities
-showing t3ttif all drank- as inhiCh
fam Mee ,. Rh' conifertible incomes
:the increased ilemandWouldeqti the
Prefinttion of more than .200,000: dairy
coiks.:..bairk•fariners will Applatid his
,plea for .the use .Of titore'
stoi ‘vihig-Staridard: : • " • ' '
What -Makes An .Accidttt
A. ithdy. Of newspaer, .repOtts' -.Of.
death, ,and deatrUction 'on' the'
highWayi coriVirsee any ;reader
that very,: very -few of them • were -un!
veldable. , driver is. moving ;Jo'
w1ftly' that het fela to .take . aefiree.
into the ditch; .6, driver with.
his -attention h$ed on nothething eiSe
dcieSsi't notice the :raility tracks and,
oralth Late a..train; et4lilver eeme*
to the er,est- of a bill Oer, the centeline .trnd 'ineetri • hed•On a car . going
about its businesti: n:the cPposite
reetien=the Ping atorY of the eli-cnin?,
staneee. that briitig. aceldents -In- their,
train; is Pain fifiTY7 Olta
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When They Retire „
It it IntereStingtO see howdifferent
peopje take their retiresneht front' 46'
tiVe Work. Oneinan retently i•tired
fretn:railitoild Work is taking life Whtin
the teat Of a boy -and IS eajoying eVery.
m,fnute doing things: that have en tetig.
hten denied him beceese Of his
' ;HOW differebtly• folk spendthe tel.
sure 'of their.,eVittld0, Settle. Settle.
doWn• t Itente In h kind Of Mental :00-•
Oreept to he, comfortable.Seme leek.
about to ' See' if •''.10e.-in't..teine coni:
Inunity:werti they Can got 10.0 that
sit back, find. fLult,and,' growl., ; , •
To which lasS do Yen eXpeeto-,tie-'
long 'tided:you retire ftoin.your regfilar
occutiatiOn;er''preesSiOn?Kifheifer
Becord., •' 1. , •
.• • Why Nat Finish the JOhf...
With, .the DorniniOn Government at
work .ef, the last. ap mu1es or: British
Colinibia's gap :in the trans-Cninte
highway, there remains. •only .Sonae-,
thing. over. 2,00 miles tp be .completed
in Oritatie..before wO'Can travel the
4,09 'MBA 'actess Canada by inoter.
car. Ad,the.fact that -the latter rOute
lies through ,,.the .eitremely:-diffienit`
territory around 'Lake toperlorSlioald
hot .deter us fongettliig on with. the
Jahr,: when you consider:What:can- be
acto,mplished. both (luting andAfter:Itet,
cemptetion, ' ,-•
"•Theiifiinds of single nienwho weuld
benefit 'fromhealthy outdoor. cons•tru-
tion work 'n'ut- Still accePt'lelief. Dbea
thi feet not suggest an OppOrtanity.
for..earnet • Ce-operatipin'betereen the
Government Of Qatari°. and -Qttaivato•
Work:rathet t4i4vdireet
rellef?Getiadialf Easiness. •
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perators,: Who spoke of the • gover=
ncirTgeneraPs Personal interest it the..
welfare Of the; people of the former„
excellency
-cayTe4:;-.11110:e•?--eSir413;i1wcefitiinohtei;10,-wiiian.,
eyes what . was being done :towards
the rehabilitation of the eiaminuit
The gOvernor;general said the; one • .
-thing--cheer-abopewisttheiour-
age of fhb. peeile.. 'Helveeglad the ' , '..•
cropprospect was much better this
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THE EMPIRE
.• . NOttNoting Voters
. • the ',1 -louse 0! Lord recentlyan
alert* *SS Sepidededperning.the.
creasing- apathy of the 'eleterae-e-
esPeelally at Inunicipal eleetio.estand:
itWris suggested that the Government
lsoffli take eiefikaires 'stimulate
the interestof the publie in -the O'er:
Oat of: 'its .traditional rights" • What:
;nes:sures could the :GoVerninent take?
trn mke, Voting cOinpulsory Would bo•
aliegetion „th.: freederil 'Willtt the'
-Wt e isintencled to Safeguad; and to
iJtrike off ' the eV fatal • rap abSn tee
Votents' wutdStinpli hand over towcr
sib1y n ninoity of the diatont.;
efited=dif-effeetliffieed.,'-Willehlrethy
in the general 'body of- the alettorate
may itself prodtie,if:Only tor:
Therels not a little "iron, ft le- trite,
in the.re-fleetion' -that the valuation Of
the vote Seetes (1.0'11111h as its 'die-
Ipibtitibh Is -etetided---Very much like 'iscesary. IloWeVer; absolute
an inflated Whileevery freecieni,-peaee And hapitleS-fetind
slgn of oieptaaiipdifferanda'etitiVeYS,in:tlfh':Ceted, makeSop for. wIlatovot• •
A ainItr. there seems no lieaSen to disU1deeat?te, there OQ" , • ' ,.
tiOli.'Lija1t,1%61.6g)1ibil end Iii • 1%6 J'apariese .(lbYeirlinent-- 'Is ea, •
Pesti .1:4Ond0h • • t '" ' • boaragiti g the
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Congo Explorers'
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. Employ Trailers
10.
Latest Expedition Into Jungle Car- •
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ries Along An Comforts
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Of Civilization ' •
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Pymies Of the , Belgian' Congo
will gawk just as white -eyed and
Pen-monthed at the latestexpedAa .•
tion into their jungles is,' their an- ' ..• ' •
ceitara did at the early white 'ex- 1"
plorts.. For this modern trek con= • •
sisti Of a stteanaLlined. safari Of up- • .
to-the-minnte ,stiper-trailers contain- • '
ing tho cerriforts of civilization.,
The traileis. are the rolling home
•-of , the trotd' anthOrexploter ', •
mender Attilio Gatti and •1:ijs wife; • ' '
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the former: Ellen Waddill
field, Mo. Now en route from New
York withher husband fer ht' tenth , •
trip to the 13elgian Congo, Mrs. Gatti •:1:*
is. enthusiastic' about their new jun- •• •
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Have Radro and telephone
trailers which cost $16,001)
aniece, are all -steel, air-condtioned •
and insulated, and powered by trite;
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tors. One.is complete with sitting
town, lavatory, dining table, bat,
and a kitchen With a revdIving steel . •
inthe centre from which Mrs. Gatti •
can reach her stove, sink or refrig-
erator. • The other „ trailer has fvisa ••
Single bedrooms with a tiled bath -
tooth containing a nornial size _tub ••
between tem. Mb. Gatti's bedroent •
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has a vanity table;too! Both trailers .
are. 'etfluipped with radios and are
donnected by telephone.
•Pee', In the Jungle
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Conithatidr Gatti has spent 13 •
years explorinthe junkie. Museums. • • , •" •
all over the 'world contain ejtantiple/l)fi,,,‘ ' • • ;
of his huntirig and scientific ploi..1111k
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ess; the,Rbyl University n Fterence
having romps filled with 'Gatti
"disCoveries"; tinge the teat exPedi-
tiorilir Gatti has been.if-very
tiVe partner in his work.
' She will ofiloy the 'civilization"
tile trailers Contain,' titeugli,. , •
really a soft person'," the explained. •
"1 ean be hard, but not unless it'll - • • „. ..•
fear that detnockaby will cease to furic.1 • •
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