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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1932-10-6, Page 2eght Signal Published every Thureday morning. Subscription price g2.00 per year, In ,THE SIGNAL PRINTING CO., LTA Telephone 35 : Goderich, Out. W. H. RotutorsoN, Editor and Manager Thursday, October eth, 1832 WARNING PROM SOUTH Ottawa House Convenes TOday Trade Agreements to Sts .mitted October 13th—A Live- ly Session is Prospect • South Huron giveo Mr. Golding. the Liberal candidate, a majority approxl- -- Mating 2,000 in a riding which two years ago gave a Liberal majority of 349. What doee it mean? Members of the Sennett Cabinet eu- - "Savored mincer the voters &war fronl pure on Mend117.11 by-election: will W the new pier for the regular business of the year; and it is not likely to be a short session. The Goverumeut will table, within the next few days, the treaty negotiated largely hy the Prime Minister's brother-in-law (Hon. W. D. Iterridge v. ith the United States Gov - *remelt for the development of the St. eatwreoce ctrep waterway mud also the Port mole the Duff emumbision the ranwar I -ablation. But neither tweed ustrli atter (117 Our Own Conespoodent) New Year's. (sttawa, --t---tkillerIch and The St Lawrence treste has al- ready been widely publistied and cone South Huron will hare • special le- seeuted upon in the Canadian press, but tercet in the session of Perliament It will not he debated in Parliament eltioti opened todey through the per- until the American Semite has ap- son of William Gelding. ex -mayor of proved of It. The latter body has tea Seafortii, who retained for the Lib- international reputation for upsetting erais the seat held by the late laluented treaties negotiated by the President lug and colorful figures in the Com- propmie tw bitten again. am Canada mons for several years past. Tributes was on the soekeye salmon treaty to Mr. McMillan's memorY by Mr. Mac- souse time ago. kett•le King. Oppoeition leader, anti by The Railway Report Premier Beonett will be part of the The Government has tented a sum- earlieet proceedings. mary of the Duff report, but she report Mr. Golding. as soon as the formal - is a lengthy doeunient sled the sum - Hies are compiled with through the mary etas very short ; thus the tull re- port eel be awaited with 'Merest. The kippIWItilPti Will have something to lal about the Duff report and something also about the resignation of Sir Hen- ry Thornton as president of the C.N. Italie ay". GODERICH, ONT. Talk of the Town chief electoral officer • making his re- & scrutiny of the record of the Govern- formally latrodueed. likely by Mr. and Fret 0. Sanderson. Liberal mese Matt's two years in office, by bolding bet for North Perth. and take his seat. before them the aehievements of the Parliament was opened today with • Ottawa Economic Conference. Liberal the wool' pomp, despite tee depr,ftion. The session is supposed to mee an ex- , speakers pointed OUt PALM tbe re- with the Earl of Bessborough, Govern- or-frerieratTeading the speech from the Waded revielon at me Bank Act and a Seuv ore, the t.can comma *ay* that the Dauer, ea*, iglus people, have built a tomb for le,. iulet to satisfy the Amer- ican tomtit* who kept saltlike for him. As marl* oLesiet, they built two totubs and t Le pilgrims carried. them away-----cidepe thew all to pieces—and now they just have a mouud of pebbles' which CIA lee renewed whenever neces- sary. There is. we think, only one possible retitle for this pretty gesture. and we ars igltating. for a monolith, tall and Ispecly, dedicated to Babbitt and set up rizlit in the middle of Har - better be 'made out *1 steel or they'd hare It down overnight. ' . (Excerpts Iron, The New Yorker) 'outing back from Elsin- sweaters, lore lettere, f/$4; "Ow di, Meru guardianship of tbe U110111 et1111. Trucking Corp. /*eclat -olio. of the stray young men around town accepted an levita- tion to tie .ountry- lad week. He elected to drive out and hie host ar- ranged to Intel hill at the station. The house Ass pretty hard to find and he, tea tiieWfmamg to be at the statical .nyway to pick trp some other people who were coming out by train. The oieet had tire trouble on the way up And whs:n lie got to the meeting phi.- the host had gone. Ile found pigmy of people to tell hitu the Rally knewn it was not fair to ask the week earlier than elissiuled from hi, Wei census begun on June 1, 1931, and war - returned a redistribution hill following the decen The t Ade was their directions , ed .ome moo till a go Dotb didn't Wing get him anywhere. He made right 'ries aod left turns num- erously and herally. but jusegot lost. eamion in emumittee and le the House. reason of his atilierenee to the cause of Irse Ervissuir Conference • . sults of the Conference were/hey par- Thr,me. Ev.elietwy electors to pronounee upon them. Fur- first trip to the Paelfic coast to offi- ther, they pointed out. 31r. Bennett ty elate at the opening. WSW 'natters will arouse prolonged din - After two d • realised efforts to find the The Wade agreement. signed by Ilia Beaded by Mon. Justice Thiboudestu certain interests was unfitted to reap place, he r anted to the centre of Majesty's GOTerinnent for the UnItee Motet of the Supreme Court of Can- ada. a brother of Hon. Fernand Ithi- "Wn' with ' plan. He went ,.. the peat office and ad - tree former Liberal Secretary of State. dressed an .nvelope to his host. He Ind now Mayor of Montreal, a special got a specie (Wirer,' stamp and stuck it ou. "Iles soon can you deliver this?" he a -ked postntaster. WIN told 0.. boy eould be back any ndnute and would take it right out. Sure enougt...-the boy wax. The mis- laid guest ,:ot in his ear and ealted until the boy itarted ou his bicycle. Then he foklowed. Got ther,e iu no time at AL ' tbe greatest possible advantage for Canada from tive-diep.00ltion of the British delegates to make wide con- cessi,,iis to tile Irominion. The Oppo- sition speakers eoncentrated attentiou Kingdom and Northers •Irelaed with ataleatee Government! in tbe overseas dominion*, as well as the bi- lateral trestle% twtween different do- minions, will be made known to the Empire mud the vvoeld on Thursday; Oc- upon the failure of the Prime Minister tither 13. Then, perhaps, the results to fulfill the glowing promises of his of the Inewrial Economic Conference election campaign of 1930 and pointed held aherr this saummeir mhay be more W the record or Increased taxation, accuthr kte governmental deficits and general ad- les, following tietlitte on the throne astnintrative failure of the lard, speech, will oceupy the stage, it is ex - pected, for the eutire fall sitting - will reassemble early ita This, eo doubt, the electors saw a Deleted to coadnet' the tagetry almost immematey became tit Mr. Jostle, Gov,•rusuent looted sixty 1111111011S charreaaaht" ahhat a certain moue. lieW earth. tle•y were actually worse off Ili New 'fort the other Ila and she had to admit that sbe didn't eteuinittee is now engaged In investi- 'eating the administration of the Pen- sions Art. The committee is 'supposed to complete its report by Deeember 1. 4a time for legislation before the ses- sion closea. The pensions problem is ntaii)-eided. hedged round with The committee's report is bound to cause discussion deopite the laudable ambition voiced by Justice Rinfret that the committee will be able be -lie -report to place the problem he - loan may be expected very shortie The The Cuiratewa Callgrialliwaiwt Mrs. Katherine T. wbo lives in East 48th Street. recentlY -anted " aome her friends- 40. write to her than ever. The promiees of 1930 Mad- eline hack to condemn their milkers. The King Government was defeated by Slat times in 1930. and pow hard times • ars making precarious the politkeal Illies of Mr. Bennett and his Ministers. ..lieth parties had popular candidates. Hr. Bader was a farmer in a toned - taloa of farmers and took every op- Ity of eurplianixing tills point to 777-1 ZI:lagdvantage or he opponent, Mr. Golding surprised • ili-roateet of personalities. The oestelealoo that eau reasonably be er. And South Huron's verdict, we be - Akre, would be the verdict of almont every agricultural riding In Canada, if the opportn\lity were given. EDITORLAL NOTES Otle, who then took over—the task, g"I'l ""t" • • i know who her congressmen hi.. She the Nation.. le•1114wratic 'CIO. 'They now Judge Riddell has taken 11: and tic' t s on l'urrent account. unemploy- didn't know She int in a number of Is said to tw on his deathbed. nicht relief. the Canadian' National -' Someone has suggested that the asd Ittelv.uy. all these will neseest Hate a -died Intiore submitting a report. and to ',fund a loan due there (*totter 1. determ toed .0 timi out. She phoned other calls. ellicit. with their result'. we append Tammany Hall. no an how she liked her new refrigenitor. ewer; Po: Headquarters. don't "I likes It tine," ehe assured him. know ; 47t1. str....t e statk)n. don't "les fine. I leaves the door open and know ; office, sorry, don't Abe cooln the whole kitchen know. Mac yelled a couple of frleode siz.ii domeotic loan this all. any - odor surrounding the circumstances under investigation ie toO mu, it jgr quite a stir Deterred here over the the comnalasioners. report of the atatement hy F. W. Turn- wlin.X.STAILA.New Jersey this sum mer was seamiest to see a sign on the Forted 11111 Biding Academy, which la near Nenark. reading "Scented leaddle Horses for Hire." Startled? He al most lost his grip on himself. 1-14P had to pass the place 'several times a week, and always there was the sign. 1. said "scented horses:" all uoubt was finally removed from hie mind. In the and asked the Forest scabies for au explanation. The loss explalaed happily. Nearby is a cosmetics mann history la which, at oge time or an- other, a good deal of shaving cream le seated. The tubes bust. The Riding Academy buys; it up for little or no- thing and shampoos its horses with it Learee them with a pleasant, rather exotic fragrance. and surprised expres *ions. The cunt Meta like it. Unretiable.—A large woruan stalked 11110 olle of the big depertment storea, looking wrathy. She thing on the counter one-piece bathing ;wit she had purchased there some days before. "I had thought," she said, coldly, "that Oda was a reliable store." The clerk examined the null "What seems to he the matter eith it?" she asked. The lady glared. "They arrested me when I wore it on the beach." she said. Got her money hack. -1101Tiee.--4tur reeved of the-- little betties between human.% and their ma- ehines has beeu lengthened by a little story about a refrigerator. The people wiit) had sold the refrigerator received a call from its owner, esking them to hurry right' around and make some sort of adjustment. The thing was, stone around their necks. Illenewrs of the owner reported to the service man, the Great Lakes Harbors Association eating its betel off. It was ming •re doubtlem interested deeply in the enobstie electric current to run a ma- chine shop. The service [nen looked at the eleetrie Mlle before and after, and ONR MAN SPEAKS OUT (81mcost Reformer) One of 1ta own members quite shocked the couventiou of the Great Lakes Harbors Association in Hamilton last week when he launched a vigor- ous attack upou the St. Lawrence deep "waterway plan.. Declaring that It aid place an enjustthable tax hordes on the people of Canada he asserted: 'There is leer need for the St. Law- rence Waterway. now them reor_bg*tre, Last year 80 million bushels of Cana - dem wheat went via Vancouver through the Panama Canal. The port of Churchill has further cut down the amount of traffie that will be available to the St. Lawrence. If you want cheap transport in Canada, why not subaldise the railways by remitting taxes just as you propose to subsidize Assuming that the project went ahead, this delegate made sit unanswer- able argument in regard to the peeing of tolls op all ships making use of the St. Lawrence waterway : "Those who use these seaway facilities should pay for than. Every ton of stepping that passed through Canadian canals last year put a charge of gL45 on the tax -- issuers. of Canada. This St. Lawrence development will add ;10.000,000 to $12,000,000 per annum to that burden. This tributes will be exacted In the form of higher taxes and higher freight ratea. We should consider the advisability of a toll that will pay et least the wages and interest on the in- vestment. Otherwise the work will not be economically sound." Needleas to may this speaker was not rapturously received by the couventiou ea he sought to Pistils. tnany of their pet dreams In regard to a great inland waterway. It wee a colocidetwe that at about the same time tn Ottawa the Duff Comuliesiun on the railway "Rua - Boa In Canada was making Its report, a report that reeommended drastic economies as a means of pisciug the railways on their feet and enabling them to get from under the $2.(100.000,- 000 indebtedness hanging like a lode - Painting ild Decorating Bargains jn ,Paper Sample books to tamp Om. Got emir il0UPe Whit -.741111/ winter 1101118.10, promotion of a scheme which will bene- fit their own particnier titles. but which will Inevitably operate to the 'freed that -indeed,- something Wee detriment et Canada" railways. Our 'Tettleally wrong. He inspte•esi the transportation troubles are legion now, icebox carefully. Everything was line. hut we hid fair to multiply them with He went over the Nothinit the inveatment of millions upon mil - wrong. 11e. Wellt Alter sr lot of thing. Hobs of dolling ID thie-iseet-IIL---Law- with no resnlit. Then he let down and rence propteition. inoked at the machine, reproachfully. While he was so engaged. the colored cook eame allli lie Idly naked her • • • E C., Connervative. who defeated and also the tomer drugstore. none fiat II .n. Charles Dunning la Rhea* la of whom knew. At lant she rang up Legal action ie being taken I.y . • lake States to (twee the city of Chile- 1330, Oita Mr. Bennett had personally a boo „... contributed $750.000 to the semserve- aye her arid who, ishe was told, knows lo and the State of Illinois to oberillhe tive party funds prior to the 11910 elee- everything etiold the wtre a seems& lady," mil the bootlegger. Small patter don. Trite, the same rumor wax all around the lobbies of Parliament be- -Here yer.• • call up Murray 11111 2 -418 - the Beartharriois. investigation, and atLe 71, lady ,phoited that number, decree of the United States flu Court on the di‘erslon of If the Empire was listening for the voice of South Huron, it heard it. No need to ask if Monday's earth- quake In South Huron was felt at 0t- 11,111. Mr. Bennett would not talk to the farmers; so the farmers of South Huron talked to Mr. Bennett—with The scientists of the Smithsonian In- _eesser-seramesenosessestera-esseat Waskingtess...Aad that the hawk has changed tittle In sixty ye.ars. The 14altford Rage re- - marks that crows, too, are much the SHMe today es when he was a boy. Preside.ot Hoover promisee further tariff increases os farm products."— Newapaper report. Mr. Hoover is as slow as our Canadian protectionista t 1710 learn that tariffa spell lose rather than gain to agrieteture. However, it Is not at all likely that Mr. Hoover will have to redeem het promise. All signs point to his defeat next month. that this Pabrt _WU aced in the treaty mead, entered *to 1K -- tweet *Ottawa Washington? The iron Ofirtrtittreclv of mit. e Triad statement. '."4,61".1141•1115115: nes Arta, 'UMW anarlallehleessed Miser as wiles. wi lions and leaves_ ,iinguarded a point of Election Not Probable k lionaire with only a quarter that many TatisTmIT Mid to have mode be- "Yee nee in the 18th District" said fora the Meighen Club at Regina hringa somebod. ther • "Your eongressman the Matter more prominently and de- is the lionorab'e John J. O'Connor." lhalleil-nekro the public. The ;tension mar hear *UM; &Meg New Flater.—As everybody who haa ed The Good Earth knows. the Chinese •re great on garlic. They go around with pieces of it, nibbling it Blow and then. much as an 41ceideatal will easoke a cigarette. This steins. addiction of the Oriental to the con- troversial vegetable gave two Ameri- ‘Spent is right), a Rig 311111oul'ionar Idea once. It wa• r..,(hing Sens teen Ohl: to make s ,hesiting gum with a garlic flavor introduce it in Chola. and There were four hundred_lell-_ *int to Africa -to hunt htg- Profit -a- non untapped Chinamen Think a Itt game and after he eame back tried his the utmost Imporiance, for it is ainin- Just. here. some wiseacre' Predict hand at -stuffing a few of his trophies. Why, Wrigley had become a multimil- . attacks d D Victoria Street Pliene 157 RAHN FUEL SAVER la your preemie Heeerater, KW - ale or -selesollm plant By our system of complete ersiseaus- don and tbe cheapest grades el fuel we rut your fuel all la -Thermostatically controlled— Fully guaranteed. 30 days' free trial —Sells at smell cest.— No ashes and a very small perceutagd of clinker'. INVESTIGATE AND I.ET 1•11 DEMONSTRATE MASSEY-HARRIS SHOP Kingdom Street - Gederich Special Boys' Corduroy Breeches A strong and well -made Breech foe fall atid winter wear.teliteiliced knees, double -lest and line& Your choice of sizes 24 to 32, blue'or brown cordu- roy. Special $1.0 Boys' All -Wool Jiffy Sport Windbreakers in black, blue, green and maroon. Sizes az dantly evident that Chicago has no in- that Mr. King and the Opposit w up most ef • glveotory building in potential customers. lention of twits bound by any engage. talk II0 11111Ch about the Imperial Con- ference trestle.% and high tariffs that Whitlock Aventte. the Bronx. People Teeteriner with the vastness of their ments made at Warditngton. Mr Bennett will call a sudden Ede(' bring 111 as kinds of animals to be project, the Meows. Jacobson anti Spunt !sought out tbe firm of Weisberg & Greenwald. consulting chemists Coukl a hewing gam he made with a 'garlic flavor' Weisberg & Green- wald were at first dozed by the pro- position but said finally they thought it ccnild be done. Within a Short time —eureka!—they sueeeeded in produc- log • chewing gum, garlic flavor, al- though in the process they had had some complaints from their landlord about odors permeating their floor. and other floor"; of the Wilding. Jacobson and Sprint were overjoyed and immedi- ately ordered several pounds of it Weisberg & Greenwald bought two quarts- of oil of garlie (the equivalent in odor of about teo tons of the vege- table natural) end. using only a small eraetiou of It, made up the initial or- dea.Witt this. Jas. -obsess -masa Spent set off jubilantly to cOlna. Weisberg & Greenwald got' Teouple of gay potash; from them ell route. The hoe came trout an Oriental port. The Meters. jseobeon and Splint were about to he - gin the conversion of the Chineae, mil- lions were in might ! That wee the last Webber' & Greenwald ever heard of •fl% an eninacelate clerk standing be the Meagre. Jacobson and Splint. See - hind the hotel desk, studying him nails, oral bare gene Ity, Anent years. Weisberg & Greenwald still have al- most two quarts of oil of garlic. tight- ly sealed. They've been afraid to open it and pour it down the sink because of the building oniperintendeot. If you know anybody who could use It, he euele boy It pretty cheap. The Globe. commenting upon t Smith Huron election, says It believes the Prime Minieter bad no desire to see the Oonferenee agreements made the football of the eanrpaign. Mr. Ben- nett then should have Intimated hie wishes to hie Cabinet Ministers who tried to make the Conferenee the chief or sole istrue of Use contest 't The Stratford Reaeon-Herald says that the free trade meMbeni of the British Government who threw up their John are "examples' of the type ef Individnalw whet are temperament- ally unfitted for Parliamentary life and the huminens of public government ...Ifen who ere remixed In political life should be flexible enough ehange their views with changing elreum- steor.es." Having. no politleal prin. Helen itself, the 11.-11. Is eonvineed that sobody elm, should bare them. linnet for the opportnebst, the trim - „mer and tim leg -roller! ' PMISPliebd Hydro tranesetiones has team maw the evil spoil that worm SWIM* lam was Ire op - tion—take his came to the people. per- ( larked. A lady earl if the Liberals %sin in South Huron Nips before Christmas! Times aren't 1 to look just the way ;the found it it will give encouragement to ever?. auspicious for any Government these when It died—lying on its little enemy of the Imperial Economic Con- days and It in said neither party has stomaeli;" an aetreen had her home (cremes agreements throughout the the funds necessary to fight an election. mounted. looking the way she found lik lv think twiee It when it lived. One man had a don - world.—Lendon Free Press, October 1. Probably The Free Press would like to withdraw this and similar state- ments made lo Its column); In its des - rate attempt to Influence the South Huron election. The voters of South Huron were net giving any verdict on the Imperial Conference, and if any been effectively answered by state- mentn from the president of the Prince false Impression goes abroad the Con- Albert Liberal Amociation to the effect nervative press and tbe Conoervative that the Prinee Albert people feel that 'meeker' who trtitrto-make the Coe_ they are honored by haring Mr. Klug -se their candidate and from Mr. King Mr. oftener. before he calla an elfrtion. key head made into a loudepeaker •t South Huron showed that, with a ICIark's ; the mouth wag left open. In straight party fight. the Coniserrativel a perpetimi heehaw. and the radio pro - Government Is not eo popular. Igraine come out of that. Recurrent rumors that Mr. King will not meek re-election in hit; present First /114.—A learned professor riding of Prince Albert. Sank., hare Came back chuckling the other day from a convention of learned prole, - sore held In Virginia at one of the lwst known reeort hotels. He and sev- eral oth,•rs were discussing an extreme- -LY ebstruat *abject one afternoon In the hotel lobby •nd were completely wound highly teebnical point of fact came up. There was disagreement about it, and it was *Bled to settle the matter. They all looked around, rather vague- ly, for as encyclopedia. but didn't see one Then a profeseor more alert to ference an issue are reallffinitife any mischief thet may remit Canadian journallam has suffered a distinct toes in the death of Mr. John W. Eedy of St. Marrs. Mr. Eedy for many years was the publisher of 'Fhe himself that he wnl run or Pelmets -Al- bert as long an the Liberian there want him ao their candidate. Hon. Robert Weir, Minister of Agrieulture. went went out of his way to hit at Mr. King in this very connection during the South Huron by -elk -Bon. The ehristenhm of the Prime 31in- i•der'e nephew. William Richard Ben - St. Marys Journal -Argus and since his nett Julian Vere Herridae. five -months - retirement some yearn ago he had !wen old son of Hon. W. D. Heriidge. Can- a regular contributor to thst paper, adian minister at Washington. and which Is now conducted by hi! i44)n. Mee Herridge, formerly Miss Mildred Mr. Lorne Eedy. With keen powers of Itenpett. was • notable event last Sun- day at Chalmers; United church. with Rev. Dr. John W. Woodolde officiating. tional gifts as • writer, and his let- Rumor to again rife that Mr !baleen tees to -The Journal -Argus from Cali- is to be married shortly, the name of tattle, where of recent years he spent were a valued feature of that paper. Mo.- Lorne Eedy haa the sympathy of hill confreres everywhere In the Ions that ban come to him in the death of, hIs father. • petite! places. Mr. Bennett 1. known to he a very wealthy was and there bag been a large-sized suspicion that because of the MNIIIIP sit his dinposal the Conservative party at the teat elec- tion did not have to worry much about eampaign funds. The other day In ad - tin -wing • meeting •t Regina F. W. Turnbull. K.C., member of the Hone. of Commons from Regina. told hin dienee that Mr Bennett tontributed 11750,000 to the Conservatire campaign fund Not ro mnch wonder that the party managers were in • prvaltion te hermits Suitt* Claim. Mr. Bessett a certain wealthy Montreal widow be- ino mentioned this Ume. but as yet the Prime IfInieter been1 made Ann 'an- nouncement. Ottawa le excited even by the rumor. NOT SMRSOITS (London, Eng., Daily Express) A new ism* ham •risen In Europe on which the public millet he informed: In Germany to he allosved to arm, or 03,711111111 t0 forbkiden to arm? What is the wet. course for un to fol- low? We Mould keep out of this muddle. We cannot prevent Germany from arming; we should not forbid her to do on. Franee and Germany will fight again. Thal inevitable. Don't let no get invMved In their quarrel. Don't let us mend onr letta to fight nn that front ;mein. Onr intermit' •re not at wises. Osr aympsthies are not aligned oil owe Ode nr the other. The next wer is toeing pestered now Let nn refits@ to take part in the peepers - WHAT AR* THU THD1OS What are She things that tnake tor sat gt Phone 3841 Goderich and went up to him. "Ix there an Encyclopedia Britannic, in the motor he Inquired The clerk was immediately all polite attention and regret. "There is not. air," he said. "But what 1. It you wish to koowr A Lacbj Tramkr-One of our young sc:treme, prepared to leave for shork- eompp nv work ki a New��ilasndl barn. greet Having a the "bate of galoshes. skiing sweaters, packaged of old love letters, a deretrnns tennis reegaet. and things like that. Phe thing them foto an old trunk for the none!. At the end of the none she plowed the desk of the womin's elab where the was tieing and *eked to hav••' the porter sent np for her trnak- rye wanted It stored for the slimmer, To her dismay she was told that the elnh wouldn't store the trunk. In hm, dilemma it was the lady's good foftsne to came across a Mend who tole her to call np fled Chas. Ba- th -mat Sank. 'They take rare of tnmkl.' se id the, friend. The lady didn't tdfeve It. bet Abe was desper- ate. ■o4 Caned them np. "Certainly, Madam" said the Chess* National Rank, ''well take care of the trunk." Rrtgbt pad early the snot attrning an trmerest ear har=ed megMfieeetly up to the door of the Mesh. 'startling the can„ type. *tartllsg hystendera. The four tread guards that ermine with ar- mored gars stalked Into the building end aftt)r tonne &slay were (erected to theak Two of thein grasped the ellndetrepe at sank end while t4 robot tek wile drew* pkeanla, nor A+ra cIf rrtes+ ening sip from breakfast_ was cwsarnMnM7 tweeted star. tee escorts climbed le the door was slammed. said My teems raoriel . enlist 4$110thittP."'-WhitioafISMOMPFilrititliff- Whit( ILLY -fiercer," eracy when entliinnalre can come along. neaps* • whole party. aad got Memel? elected Prieto Minister of the A brother's friendly sidle. What turns o' gold thy revalue gray? A Sower beside ths, way -Taal banner* Dueber, la "Com. plot* MOW- • tTO oases tato t after 1 off w geigguyer.--The setting of this story thielobby of the Male Brox Tbeat A gray-haleed matron of formidable aspect who had &tread: beeri owe to see this new-fanied hariequInade called Of Thee I Sing. wax now minded to sem it again and proffered three dol- lars at the isexedlee. But thin lime there was a further charge of 30 (onto. She was about to deoonnee tine man- agement as a iiet of (-rimiest' profiteers wean the box-offiee man expained to her wearily that the extra amount re- presented her ',hare of the new amuse- ment tax just voted by Congrese Thls quieted even if it did not appease her. While the line behind her grew rest- less, she went proopeeting in her puree for the meteenment demanded. As she brought up the three dimes one by one. her expreeidon wirs one of tight-lipped dleapprerral, hut throughout the trans - Leone ohe made only one comment. It io that comment which I would like to submit to Ruch dashing econ- omists al John Maynard Keynee end Stuart Chase "Well,” ehe saki se,- er011,--and so 1 ponder her words. a 1st seems* to yawn at the feet of all Wber it* conwerriel latest the experi- ment To cell esenneracy -"Well. here's poor old tax. Rut...11 you want to NW* SI entIlloa.1 think the ii0114P1119- " YeSrloWerc both fee fine" Joe Thompson and his wife were glad when Gwen finished Business College and got a good poeithsri in the city. Rut Gwen was the lest of the family and the house was retry Then they found they coati call bar on Long Dissance telephone for as . litde u 30 caste. So now, every Prl- and dw weekly talks make them all feel beta. Tbe smwaure of man In hie pet - Selected bersei ot LW