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-Baseball Pitcher May. Now Take
.Another Complete Step- in... •
Delivery . •
Relief bas been a.long time cow
• leg for the baeeball pitcher,eaud 1M
has taken'sonte hard knocks -in the
Past 2,0 .,years, but the eldersof the.
• genie at lest are ba a, mood to help..
him etand .off the .batters. • •
'4'741efeeting in •Belleati; Fla., last.
week the elites committee voted to,
alto* pitchers to rear back and
take -another complete step as they'
leili•Vet• the hall. That is' the first
• " .• . really 'important Move toward helpe,
e •
letee • . hg he hurlerethathas. beep...Made;
11,1K4 'n110-In4keyS began 'abet-
• , shing freak deliyerie•s . hack • .•le
1941; ".'
• MOBE'LEG.PREEDOM
AtIn'inien' of the. rule .-was a vic-
tory'.for (lark ...Griffin,. • veterate
•••V eel' in gum, Senators
-• for •St Veral ye;arshas beeit'•6arry-
•-
ing on a vigorous eaMpaign for. the
pi tellers" rigiti
.Whet'eas the. hurler previously
• hue had toestand with both brogans
,•• on the rubber, he •netW (letethecase •
of e rtglithendete caa, Stretch- his
left. leg. Ear out behinti"'hiere clueing
his windetp .and take along, com-
plete stride as he Swings through
t6.1).elivey.otlip ball.' •• •
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°Wizard On Skis, 17
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Alt hough . only 'seventeen, [la.,
La • Casse of '1_,ake..Louise, •Alta.,
• is a.wizardorskiis. She beat ski,
charnpicn Ger* Wepsala, the
J'Tlying .Finn"' in. •1908, and now
she Is racing .down • her native hi1l.
• ,in the Canadian Rockies,
ing for the Dominion Ski Champ-
ion-ship..meet to be held at Mount •
Norquay. Ban'ff, February 28 to.
March • .
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Be Good .
Be Beautiful
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- Doctor' Advises Women To • AVoici
Excesses andSelf-Indulgence
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If the general 'habits of living are
• not hygienic, it is •foolish to suj-
. pnee any cosmetic will maineain
...the 'skin health. Dr Perry'C.
•J said in An address 111 Ha rvalel
0•Medical school. • , . •
"Many women would obtain a lot'.
better reseitSin the cave of their
cOmplexion," he 'said, "if more 'time -
were fatent• In organizing life on
basie'to Metre adequate sleep, ade-
gunity outdoor exercise., a well bal. •
anced diet, nropev fluidintake. mei
other Hygienic cOnsidorations.
'COSMETICS •CAN'T CORRECt •
• —The complexion reflects the ex-.
ceases and indulge:ices and poor.
hygiene of -living very quickly, and •
beyond tho ,point which .can be dis-
guised 01: corrected by eitsmetics.,"
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ee,4 e
WInclow-SnUtting • • •
• "'ServiCe Prdspers.
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•4QpIlomore. Dick Brown has tak-
• en over the Work and worry for
male students at Green Mouataia
State Teachers College, Poultney,
Vt. .
• For a• dime Ja- •week he bustles
into the 'rooms of his dients.short-
• ly after a.ni. daily and slams
down the windows.
• So prosperoUs is the business
that the "Brown Windovv-Shutting
Service" has taken on a publicity
nan', Sophomore Bob. Elliott,
Whose work is defising such quips
tk,s "When icy blasts howl through
‘,4•1,41:AtettltinIMr,-gider-qt" 4114.3..mcselit
5r "You can't help but start the
• day off on the wrong fOot if both •
l'Pct e e frozen,"
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High State DAgnztaries, Await Lord Tweedsmuir's Funeral Cortege
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parliament :buildings, . high. .dignitaries waited on :Senate house. •steps„, at , In front :are pictured,. • .
-LEFT to 'RIGHT: 'Sir .Lyman Duff, 'administratoriePritne Minister King, Hon Alastair B.uChan,,,yourigest.. son..
of ,Lord Tweedsrneire and .Sir • Shuldham Redfern,• Secretary to the late gOvernor-general...Hon. Loring ChriF..-
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tie, Canadian ministaw to Washington, stands ;behind 'Mr. King., ,. . " ..•. . • . .• •
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School
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' • ' " ••••LESSON IX- •
• IN THE UPPER.
• theiv20: 1-30. • ••
•..PRINTED .TEXT, Matt. 26: 17-...
•• GOLDEN TEXT—This...do
remerbrance of me. 1 Cor. 11:•24.
THE .LESSON IN iTS SETTING'.
Time—The plotting of the Jew'.• -•
ish authorities and the' selling .of
•the Master by Judas 'took place •
on Tuesday, April 30. The •
passover, and the Lord's' Supper'
. . .
-• 'occurred on Thursday' 'night of • place.; .and that .that, again, was in:
that week.; Apri1.0. ' . ..• •, • the house, of Mary, the motherof
• Place—The• anointing. by Mary John Mark ,(Aete 12: 12): Others
took place in Bethany, a village the .room was 1thlnurre•
just over the ridge on the eastern ' precincts Of the mosque Of ,the
• side of the Mount of, OliVes;.'the Tomb of. David (on' the kill called..
; scenes inthe•leat. of the chapter Mount ,'• •
oceurred. Jerusalem.
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•• . .The•Lord's Supper •
Matt. 17. -Now, on the fh•st,'
•day .Of ' unleavened bread . the
cipleS ceme.to Jesus, saying; Where
wilt thou that we "makeyeady. for
thee to tat the passover?
he'•sefide Go into the city. to such.
a mane and say unto hine; The
Teacher saith, My time ie• at hand;
I 'keep the. pass'oVer at thy heuee.
with mycliSciples. 19. And the dis-
ciples. did .as ..Jesue appointed
• therre; • and they, niade :ready the
passbver.: ,It :is possible that the•
.room. in an unstiecified house in
Jerusalem where the'cliaciplce mct
after . the chamber . where they wete
abiding after the ascension,' were .
the. Same as the upper room in
which 'the -Lord's' • Supper, took
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RADIO1.1,.,„
.NOTES
` • FOR THE CHILDREN
•CBC's "Children's •Seratibeok" de-
. signed for young llstenerse and:
,
heard every Saturday trete 12:30 •
• • to 1:00 pen. is the latest Canadian
eeeprogvern. .4eteteleerreseeteretedelbtemeteree.,
an tete:el-Wien:it exchange feature .
on the Mutual Broadeating' .Sys-
tem. Canadian boys and. girls: will
• now be joined by, their American'',
cousihs in opening the pages of the .
higbook to• which a new chapter is. •
added every week by •Authorees
Mary Grannan Then begins a. half.
• hour 'of adeenture„musie, nature..•
study and .on -the -spot broadcasts
wIjii commentator Austin *Willis
...speaking direct front the point nt
• which title ac:t.tiality is to . be pre. • .
sented, .
Much to everybody's regret Good
News leaves the Canadian airwaves.
ott February 291h, On Thursday, the
7th'of Marc!:, the CBC will replace
the 9 to 10 show with a•DOminion
Election, broadcast from 9:•00 to
9:30 and "Entertainnient foe the.
Troops':' ?rota •9:30 to 10:00.
NOTES AND. NEWS.
.Brian Aherne will, be,' the guest
star' on the Kate Smith .Hour on
,March 1, over'CFRIi at 8 o'clock'
There be . three famous' -
crooners on the NBC network, in a
mw on Tluirsday nights. Dick Pow-
ell on the Good News series at 9:00
o'clock; Ittildy Vallee in his new
series beginning at 9:30; and Bing
'Crosby at 10. Only Bing Crosby
will be heard On the Canadian net -
Work . . . Sunday and, Tuesday
night* according to the lafeSt of-
ficial surVeys, are currently radio's
best listening nights, Thursdays ,
• and Friday's take third and fourth
« place.
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TO BE HEARD,
March' 1, 8 p.tnq C119, Kate
Smith Hour . pm,.cY
Canada's Merchantmen . . 9:00
':;iiliAtieeeitteeteeel,, 'Tele _
•'''''gilivimenIeleGincetEtertrelteseeeeDlie
Broadcast • March 2, 2:00 P.M.,
OBL,•CIIY, Metronolitan Opera CO.
0:00 p.m, CBL, TiOckey Tilted
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' The PaeeoVere .ef..contere -Was'
that feast celebrated in. comment.: •
oration :of. the night,Whea the le-
raelites•were redeemed from tbeir
Egyptian,,: bondage by, the' passing
over of the, angel' of death, who'
slew the first-born of ..every fam-
Hy; a•copt liege, on whose door-
, posts 'wa's the. mark of elle. blood.
Otte 'Lord is here •abouti ,toat-
• oemplish a .grpater ;exodus. than .
the:, one.. eomMemorated by dee
feastefor his veas.for all Men who
would believe in Lim; his redempe
tion ie deliveranoe from the bend -
'age.' of sin and ultimettely' ,froth
&an itself. „ .• ,
'His. Words at the, Table
•• 20. Now hen,oven was Come,:
he was .sitting at meat with the• •
• twelye disciples.; 21. and as they
• Were eating, he 'said,'Verily
'unto you, that one. of .yon
„slail
betray int,. 22. And they we ex- ,
ceeding sOrrowful, and • bean to
say 'unto hhn eVer.y oee. Ts it. L.
Lord? 23. And he 'answered and.
said, He that. dippedhis hand With,
inc in the dish, the. game shall • be- ••
tray me.. 2.I.• The Son of .Man
gpeth, • eVen •is written. of .
E. ARCHER . : . • 'him: • but wee eunto :thet man
,
east e ,:., eti.:00 pen.. coie riele through ,teliain the Son of Men is •
. .
betraYed!' gond' were itefor that.
NBC .Syenpliouy conducted, by
• man. if he' -had not -been- born. In
Bruno Walter... March 3rd -e:30
•p.m.,. CFRB, "And So You 'f.hint the .East, men 'pat' by. dipping their
Yoii Know. efu.sie . '. .p.m,. hands into the .coremon d•i:"." h., This
Pftte,...11LP.1144,144411,14,o4liklo...toosg does' not tell who- is the traitore ,
. roltirrIlie refirtheir handsirrtr.
8:00 pm,, OIL,. Cheso and San- 4-.'''w
b.orn. Hour ':..9.00:' p.u.L. CBS Ford • common dielet It eniphtiaizes eatie .
ei' tho hein.ousnees of the trea6h-
Symphony HoUre'e. 9:30. P.m.,. Ap- .
pointment With 'Agostini- .. , March eree*For •to share a common meal
'4th, r2:30' p.m.. CehL,• Ontario -Faun , in the East constituted the
Broadcast, . :4:15.p.m., CoL,,CBY, sacred bond of friendship. 25: And
Ilenninion Election broadeast . .. . , Judase•whe betrayed him, answer -
8:30 P.m„ epee, VSeith the -Troops in' .. Pd• and said, Is' it. I, Rabbi? He
England .. . 10:45, CBL, CBI*, Do- saith unto him, 'hou haft said. 11
minion .Eleetion Cast . . . March .54 'is enough to tell Judie, who .knoies
4.15 Pen., CBL, 'AVrit•Fashiens-: the •fact, that Jesus knowe it. bet
talk,by Doreen D,IVStYlret .. . 8.430 . not' en'ough to • create. in. the merle
p,nt., CBL, lefot•mation Pease.. . • of the otheie more' ellen a . sRtc-
.. toeSymphony Oral'. . . March.6th, Pic:;i11; . A ed :i.j. they WON:, (nal og„
9 :00 pen., CBL, Top Flight Taite.s
„JO:00 p.m.,. CEIL,.Toroti- • . . .
4:15 p,rae CBL. CITY, Dotnfnion. El- Jesus took bread,and bleb:sec.], and
break it;. and, he gave 'to the dis-
ectiOuBroadcast ...: 9:00.p.m. and '
• 10:45 p.m., CBLS CBY, Dominion :ciples, and „said, Take, eat; -this
:Election Broadcast• . ...• March 7, is my -body. In Jesus' present act,
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f:.p.m ,' CBL; Leacock skth
ec. . .
• • • • there.ii'a consecratingliof the Com:.
• 8:30p.m., CBL, On .Parade ... 9:00 Mon meal according to.' Jewish
.. passover 'custotn;. but more than
P.111.i.CBL, CBY, Doininion Election
. that there is a sacramental sy'm-.
13itadcast ... March 8th, M1 Amer -
holism, 'the meaning' of .which. may.
lean ,networks, 10:00. to 10:30 p.m. be, This. broken ' bread..represents
President Rooseve14- in•• 8, :Special -'my-b,'as-it ' will be When it is
addeess•to fartnere. •.• . ' • broken by death; It is a parable in
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• Pop—Fireproof
act,, 'like the feet-waShing in him
13: 4-20. •
He Took 4 Cup
y 27. And he teolt a, cup,. ;ad
gaye thank, and gave to thetn,
saying, Drink ye all of it.. This
•cuP Was the third cup in.the pas-
chal meal—fo,ar cups of wine were
'drunk bY''everyone. The Lord Par-
took of the third cup or "cup of
blessing" as the last part of, the
supper, and fhen proceeded to the
institution of his supper by bless-
ing the bread and giving th6 sac-•
raMental-• cup. 2f3. -.Ivor this is my
blood of the, covenant, Which is
petered. out for many unto
• remi-
51011 ,ef sins. 'Remission. of sins
• means blotting out, or forgivencsea.
or sins. 2V: Rut say unto you,
'I shall n,ot drink heneeforthof this
.fruit of the vine, until ;that day
wholvti drink it...new' with you in
my.Father' kiagdurn.' In less than
twenty-f6ur ,heurs the. Lortf'S bOdy
wdurdbe in the .tornh; but ;the
Lord:In-Yew that, thOugh heiwoulel
,he put., to death, he Was..,,vieter.
over death,. • - '
, • There are three things we need
• to ternernber concerning the•Lord's,
Supper. It is a conunerneration; it'
.• is a Communion spiritual coin-
. niunion with Him.; it is a. covertaw.,
ti pledging' pf. loyalty to 1-litn,
30. -Aid when they had sung n -
hymn, they Went out into, tire
mount of, Olives. (Hymn means
here, a song of praise).
FARM:
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PLOWING', A,S USUAL
• J. A. Carroll oV Toronto, sec-
, retary-manager of the • Ontario
Plowmen's Association, • said • in. a
report at.. the.. Aseociation's annual
• meeting that progress n plough-
ing interest 'and activity was not••
-ed ,throughOut. the ,provinceIast
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year. Several riew branches,•were • .
formed, •inclilding Chelmsford in •
. Sudbury • district, Collingwood
township and Manitoulin.
" After considerable discussion
by the executive, Mr. Carroll said*, '
it waS; decided to hold the inter. -
national plowing math e -it 19-40
deSpite the War. • •• -• •
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4-1IS CURIOUS' WORLD
Ferguson •
TRE. IS
NO POWER.
f3EING•
EXE. eRTE0
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',THE •
42.10riet++ '
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r M,S *CMS PLAGE.,
SEPARATED
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THEN G/Z.E'lld:,776G-E7-.41.E"e2.
• • . ATA POINT FY
-rH6•RIZY...IN "
One of _ the, chief causes of
weedy .pastures is the •killing .out
..of the desirable spegies of Pasture
plants - leaving . bare ; ground ,in
which weedS. can .easily take root
.and without coranet'ition.
writes Ne J. Thomas; Pasture Re..
seareli,:a.' A. C., Guelph. 'This
brought abOut larger,by. peer
'Pasture nianagernent .-f-.•nch as Oyer.,
grazing, in the , early sPring and,
late autumn, • cembiried with 'low. •
levels of' soil fertility or poor'sur-
. face drainage. Continued • over-
irrazin g .results in the depletion of
plant leod from the roots. of:the
• .pasture 'plants.. This •• cauSee. thein
to kill out 'very' easily .'in 'Peric ds
' of , extreme winter conditions or •
sinniner drought: • :
It is advisable, ,wleere possible,
• and often .more ..eeenernicale to
• plough. up and re -seed thin Weedy'
pastures. With a 'desirable pasture
mixture te incycase the,. product,'
eivity of the siL For • ftielher le -
formation on pasture management
see .OntarYo. Agriefiltural College
Circular No. 28 on "Pastures and
Their ImpeaVeme.nt." • Indreesing
• soil fertility by top -dressing in the •
early autumn 'or 'spring: with lime
• (whel'e needed,) manures, -and•
fertilizers1 combined with good
grazing. Management and •the 'use
'of the mower 'will encourage • the
deveroiimnt, of desira.ble grasses
au & clovers' to such an 'etent that
all but the most hardy Nveedswili..
be completely smotherekl but.
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• Wrote "Sinew' s of War"
oetet.'
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Ct•owther, auLhot of
S.inewe of War" (Oxford l'amPh-
lets on World Affairs), , became
editor of "The Economist" in
193.. He held 'a Commonwealth •
Fund .Fellowship in the' United
States from 1929 to 1931 'and
visited the U. A. again in 1933
on behalf of "The Economist" t�
study the preg•reee of L le -Rotor,. •
ery Plan. • • .
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• I N MAK!ING' THEIRJ
; PUPAL CASES,
, 4.. COPR: 193i l NEA ERvICE,
ALL that is hecessary to keep the earth rotating on its axis is,
that no force act to stop n. The only impertant force operating 'to
form a breke on the motion is that caused by the tides, and this
is minute , • ,
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