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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1939-01-12, Page 3WINGHAM ADVANCE-pMESThursday, January 12, 1939 yiLil SuppOAA COKE <JI HAMILTON BY-PRODUCT COKE OVENS, LIMITED HAMILTON, CANADA Ask your dealer about the new HAMCO Automatic DRAFT CONTROL apd HAMCO HOT WATER HEATER ... Two groat money saving conveniences.that He’s YOUR BOY! HAMCO Warm as toast for getting up! It’s nice* to get up ip the morning- if your bedroom is nice and warm. There’s abundance of' quick morning heat, when you bank the fire at night with Hamco Coke. Clean, hard, long er lasting Canadian fuel, for furnace, range or heater,1 Easily con trolled, smokeless, waste less — gives maximum heat with minimum ash, Now the lowest price in ye’ars! Please order from your local Hamco Dealer — he deserves your fuel business. guest speaker at the regular meeting of London unit of the Canadian Corps Association. The visiting leg islator charged the major political parties with failuYe tp deal with Can ada’s alarming youth problem, ' 1rl..■■■■ LI-' * Burned tp Death St. Thomas — Search of ruins of a barn- belonging ‘to Angus Miller, in Yarmouth Township, two miles from St. Thomas, destroyed by fire, re vealed the charred body of John J. Watson, 59, Miller’s hired man. He had evidently been trapped in the hay mow where' the fire started. He was not missed 'until the excitement at tendant on the fire had died down. ■>$ "Do you know how to burn Coke effectively and economically? Ask your dealer for pamphlet or write Hamilton By-Product Coke Ov ens, Limited”. J. A. MacLean Estate Donald Rae & Son • R. J. Cantelon To Invesigate Communists and Nazis Ottawa — Communist and Nazi activities in Canada are to be the sub ject 'of further immediate investiga tions by the secret serice of the Roy al Canadian Mounted Police, accord ing to information here. The partic ular centres mentioned are Montreal, Toronto and Winnipeg but the check up will be general. The police are aware ’that "organizers’* have been' busy jn recent months for the Com munist idea and, as Always, there was the suggestion that the funds come from around Moscow. The two movements, Communist and Fascist, are the antitheses of,each other but objections to both are considered about equal. In Montreal, the secre tary of the National Socialist Party, made a "Heil, Hitler” broadcast at New Year’s which stirred up a- lot of protest from the Canadian Corps, among others. -Father Lanphier has been put off the air, not for discuss ing Communism as he did in a Sun day broadcast, but for breaking the deadline against pre-election broad casts. Pilli|||||| , "'*rxc ►O' Gold Sale Stabilized Poufid London — Great Britain’s 'financial stability, singled out by Prime Min ister Chamberlain as a prime factor for peace, was believed reassured with sale by the Bank of England, of £350,000,000 ($1,627,000,000) ( worth of gold to the exchange equalization fund for defence of the sagging pound. The bank’s decision gave the pound a sudden ■upward spurt to a strengthened position. morale of those affected by it is ne cessarily lowered, and their aptitude for work discouraged. In the coming session of Parliament this will be a central, and paramount subject of •discussion, perhaps exceeding' in in terest all others. Shot at Mounted Police Simcoe —- Royal Canadian Mount ed Police, of the Six Nations Indian Reserve and provincial police, at Simcoe, carried on all day search of the district for the four armed ban dits who held up and robbed Owen Richards, general storekeeper, at Townsend Centre, near here, and lat er shot at Mounted Police who at tempted to stop them. Il Duce to< Seek Hitler’s Aid London — Premier Mussolini was reliably reported to have acceded to a request from President Roosevelt and agreed to attempt to enlist Hit ler’s aid in getting Jews out of Ger many. A well-informed source said that William Phillips, ■ United States ambassador to Italy, asked .Mussolini to support more lenient terms for the emigration of Jews from Germany. $900,000,000 Spent on Relief Ottawa — The Social Welfare Council which held a session in Ot tawa emphasized the disturbing- fact that by the end of the current fiscal year, $900,000,000 will have been spen on relief or other unemployment projects since the system was em barked upon. Unemployment contin ues almost as bad as ever while the $50,000,000 C.N.R. Bond Issue Ottawa — A new Dominion Gov ernment-guaranteed bond issue goes on the market Wednesday when the Bank of Canada will open subscrip tion books for $50,000,000 Canadian National Railway securities in two 'maturities bearing interest at 2% and 3 per cent. Finance Minister Dunn-' ing announced the new issue. It will be in 7 and 20-year series and will be unconditionally . guaranteed both as to principal and interest. Proceeds of the issue will be used to the ex tent of $40,600,000 for repayment of temporary loans obtained by the company from the Government and the remainder will be applied to the retirement of funded debt of the com pany maturing in the near'fuure. Chamberlain “Lauds Stand London — Prime Minister Cham berlain greeted President Roosevelt’s message to Congress as “another in dication of the vital role of the Am erican democracy in world affairs to the ideal of ordered human prog ress.” Red Pepper Keeps Him Warm Toronto — Cold weather had no, terrors for a North Toronto furnace man, who rambles about his duties on the-coldest days without even over- coa or mitts. And he says he doesn’t need, -AhemV His secret ‘ of keeping warm is to put red pepper in his shoes. That looks after warmth of his feet. For internal comfort, he swal lows home-made pellets of red pep per rubbed into bread crumbs. re- as to- K V Says Agitators Should Be Deported; Prompt deportation of unnaturaliz ed, foreign-born residents who are not satisfied with the Canadian form of government was urged by Karl Homtith, M.P. of Waterloo South, a a ■ For Extending Nazi Rule Berlin — Chancellor Hitler was garded by competent observers having taken another major step ward realization of German determin ation to dominate Europe east of the Rhine. This was believed to have been the meaning of Hitler’s three and a quarter hour meeting with Col. Joseph Beck, Polish'foreign minister, at the chancellor's Obsersalzberg home. Information in reliable quart ers indicated Hitler sounded' out Beck on whether Poland was ready to co-operate in realizing Nazi aims. Canada’s Defense FOR WINTER FEEDING ' ' *• Are you considering the possibility of bigger returns from your farm? One way to. make the coming months a source of later profit is to Winter-* feed good cattle. If you need money to da this or to improve your stock, consult our Branch Manager. This Bank is interested in helping progressive farmers to succeed. Applications for loans are invited* Rates are moderate. T TT"Jcl Jd DOMINION ESTABLISHED 18?I Whighatn Branch X R. M. Spittai, Manager To Increase Budget Ottawa — es this year $50,000,600. mark, the highest figure since the wat When due provision is made for .ordinary maintenance, the budk of the remainder will be ap plied to the Royal Canadian Air ■Force, according to information here. Defence department officials are re ticent on the matter, but in dications .point that way. k Canada’s defence estim- will probably reach the Repulse Being Fitted for Royal Couple Portsmouth —- Simplicity will be the keynote in the royal quarters in H.M.S Repulse, which will (carry the King and Queen on their visit to Canada in May. At Their Majesties* personal request the accommodations will closely approximate the normal officers’ quarters of a warship. At the invitation of the admiralty a group of newspapermen inspected the big. battle cruiser, aboard which 900 men are busy with' the task of getting the vessel spic and span for its epochal mission. To Lack Into Agency Jackets Toronto — jHoft. Norman Hipcl, Ontario minister of labor, declared war on various agencies allegedly op erating in tlie province in violation of the Employment Agencies Act. AND, while we’re still in a fanciful mood, let’s suppose., h6 has suddenly become seriously ill— Then, imagine yourself to be in financial difficulties —your income, never more than $900.00 a year, has teased altogether because the factory has shut down temporarily. You think your little boy may be dying-—the doctor brders you to rush with him to the Hospital for Sick Children — you learn' it’s Pneumonia of the most serious type —- that serums alone will cost over $400.00, to say nothing of the special graduate nursing and expert medical attention required, nor of the cost of hospitalization itself. , Could you be turned away because of this? There is only one answer to this question. It has been the answer of the Hospital for Sick Children for 63 years— a youngster’s real need for hospital care,and medical attention is the only ticket of admission required. Race, creed or financial circumstances are not consid ered. We know the people of Ontario want it that way. This Hospital has met every emergency which has developed during the 63 years of its existence. It is ^ HOSPITAL for “Things are becoming a racket,” Mr. Hipel said. "Unless the people in question abandon their activities at once we will prosecute.” Suggests One Group for Agriculture Guelph — A representative body, to work in the interests of all branch es of agriculture is needed in Ontario W. R. Reek, Ontario deputy minister of agriculture, told the 60th annual meeting of the Ontario Agricultural and Experimental Union at Ontario Agricultural College. famous throughout the civilized world for the success and efficiency of its medical and nursing staffs and for the low cost at which it is operated. e And who pays for this humanitarian work? The doctors give their time absolutely free. The Ontario Government pays 60c per patient per day and the patient or the patient’s municipality pays $1.75 on the same basis. That leaves over $1.00 per patient per day of bare cost for which we must appeal annually to humane and generous citizens. This Hospital does NOT share in the funds collected by the Federation for Community Service because patients are admitted from all over Ontario. This year, over $83,000.00 is needed. That means over ten thousand donations if they were to average $8.00 each—or- over twenty thousand averaging $4.00. Certainly, a staggering total! So, please make your gift as large as you possibly can. If you cannot afford more—remember that even a dollar bill helps pay for the care of somebody’s baby. Kindly mail your donation to the AppeaPSecretary, 67 College Street, Toronto. We cannot afford to use any of our much-needed revenue for canvassers or other organized effort to collect money. SICK CHILDREN 67 COLLEGE STREET, TORONTO torney-General Conant that Sunday professional baseball and the opening of theatres soon will be allowed in Ontario. Dr. Stewart moved for ap pointment of a committee "to hold itself in readiness to co-operate with other Christian bodies in formulating a course of action should the Govern ment shows signs of working along these lines.” The presbytery carried the motion unanimously. ? president, with slow and deliberate emphasis, asked that that resistence be bulwarked by increased military preparedness. MORE FRENCH RECIPES By Betty Barclay "That’s an old French recipe dearie, picked it up several months ago. 2 tomatoes 4 anchovies ; 1 small head lettuce i Cut beef into small pieces, add the sliced eggs and tomatoes, and the an chovies cut up into small" pieces. Serve on lettuce with French or may onnaise dressing. Leeks au Gratin leeks potatoes cup medium white sauce cup grated cheese Bread crumbs Salt and pepper. Cook the leeks in boiling water; boil and slice the potatoes; arrange the vegetables in a baking dish, and pour the while, sauce ove.r thorn. Add the cheese, bread crumbs and season ing, and bake for fifteen minutes. 12 6 1 MISSIONARY JAUNT COVERS 5060 MILES OF BRAZILIAN JUNGLE !<■'! in- a week ■ uh the swift* C-r.-upy rivet*!. Three young men loft lofonto a Gttrupy river, was visited by Rev. three missionaries tn death hi 1935; year ago to, take -up posts in Brazil I Edwin Pudney, the society’s sccre-. and saw John Canfield, Seattle, at n under the Unevangclixed Mission J tary, this summer. Mr. Pudncy found Bible institute far in the interior. Mr. Fields Society. Leonard Warr (Left) < Rowland Davies of Seattle far inland 1 Pudnoy is shown stawVng in the com of Toronto, now 250 miles up the I among savage Indians, who clubbed {tre of the cabin skiff which Braz'd Says Sunday Baseball and Theatre^ Soon Toronto — Rev. R. G. Stewart, I). D;, told the Toronto Presbyterian Presbytery he had gained the impres sion from a recent meeting with At- Warns Dictator Nations Washington — With Adolf Hitler’s envoy an impassive listener, Pres ident Roosevelt warned the dictator nations that the United. Stated would resist "strident ambition and brute force” in world affairs. Addressing a dramatic joint session of Congress in the House of Representatives, the I Lovely, isn’t it?1 It’s worth a bit to be able to say this after you have placed a delicious dish before your guests and swelled with pride at their praise. So why not add these two French recipes to your permanent file—and use them when "special extra” com pany comes to dinner? . Cambrisson Salad 1 cup cooked beef 2 hard-cooked eggs 'S