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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1928-04-19, Page 3r 1 British Export' Anes to Arabia Mr. Amery Answers Ques- tions Raised in the House of Commons Londbn.—Soule 4,000,000 mach1ne- gan eartrudgels and 400;000 rifles have 'leen slapped to Hejaz during the hast five m'onthh 1 This feet transpired in the Home c'£. Commons when is 0, M. S. AraMier; 'replying to questions, said that -al- tho'ugh he had not been consulted be- fore the recent lave of these exports Which were £or the Hejaz Govern- ment, he understood that the Fereegiu Office and the service departments concerned were aware of them. t. Alsked further what guarantee there Wee . that they would not be wed against the British troops, Mr. Amery said that the latest information tendl- ed to show the King of Hejaz was dieaseociating 'himself ' from the . `age •gresev'e action of the Nejdian tribes- men and was not s'upplying them with anemunition. These exports, nevertheless, were regarded with considerable misgiving' in Opposition circles here, havingre` gard to such disclotsur'ee as those just Made at Geneva, where the Womenin League for Peace and' Freedom, for blain 'the continuance of example, es the civil war in China upon• similar exporte front, Oslo, In the ease of Hejaz, the are per- mitted under an annex,to last year's Ang1'o-}Iejas treaty which the Bi'itieh Gove•rnfnent, in return' for Hejaz usndertainkg such beneficial action as the protection of piIgritne, rind the suppression • of •slavery, consented to the removal ofthe previously existing . embargo against the export of war materials to Arabes. Big Business Ford Auxiliary Activities Set High Records of Production Detroit, Mich,—Rantificaaions of the varied induat7ries within control of the Ford Motor Co., are emphasized in reports of impressive production peaks attained by auxiliary activities of the company during the past year. From the four mining properties of the company in Kentucky and West Virginia, 2,935,942 tans of coal were renioved,',aboat half of which was sold to the public. The remainder was shipped to the Fordson plant, near Detroit, where valuable by-products and resulting coke for power purposes were obtained- Surplus coke was re- tailed to employes and others. The by-products resulting from pulverization of daal in the coking process and its feeding into a battery of coke ovens totaled) 8,090,421 gal- lons of coal tar which was' burned as fuel; 28,462,836 pound's of ammonium sulphate, , sold as a fertilizer; 7,946,- 175 gallons of motor benzol purchased by motoriaits, and 10,914,757,000 euike feet of gas, samte of which was utilized at the Fordson plant and the remain- der sold to the local gas company. Wood waste from body factories in the hardwood distniot of northern Michigan was converted by distilla- tion into 26,234,160 pounds of char- coal briquets, 2,168,908. Pounds of cal- cium alcium acetate, 2,718,568 pounds of hardwood pitch as well as several acids, oils, and alcohols of commercial value. Iron inAning properties in Upper Michigan ytekled 110,000 tons of ore; approximately one-fifth of the annual demand oe the blast furnaces At Wordson 888,501 gross tons of pigsiron were produced. Open hearth ingots. totaling 173,342 gross tons were pro- duced by the steel mill duaiing 1927, the first year of its operation. While this mill is not yet working to capa- city more than 1,000 tensed ingots. are being produced daily. Production of paper from salvaging of wastewood, rags and ecrap paper totaled 8,951,254 peanuts, consisting of oil and waterproof binder board used in fabrication of certain parts and for shipping. Output of Portland cement aggre- gated 687,149 barrel's. 'Sales of this product which utilizes waste .ala'g from blast furnaces are now widely distributed. , A reputation of over thirty Years is at stake everytimo a package of Red'Bose Orange Pekoe Tea la Sold. SO highly LI this reputation prized that the makers have authorized your grocer to replace any package free of charge that does not satisfy you in every particular. tl-E A Wish Mine be a cot beside the hill; A bee -hive's hum alien sootdve my 'ear; A willowy brook, that turn's a mill, With many a fall shall linger near. The swell:ow, oft, beneath Mr thatc Shull twitter from her clay -hunt nest.; Ont. shall the pilgrim lift able Patch, Awl (here My meal, a welcome gueelt. Around .my ivied pencil Axel spring Each ftvtga+anit flower that drinks the dew; And Tetey at her wheel, shall sing in tient gown and apron blue. The village churdhl, (=tong the trees, Where arise ear feeaTiage vows were given, With 'merry peals elisiU swell UIlo tweezes And point with taper spire to heaven. 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The young leeves make an excel- lent salad served with any variants of French dressing. Unlike other vial weenie the cowslip is not suits able for cooking, but the hoovers are excelient for flavoring soups and stews'. Cowslip buds, when salted and pleated in vinegar, can be served like capers• or naaratiuuttiunt, bude. If dandelions disfigure your garden, cut 'em and eat 'em. This is prob- ably the most common of the edible weeds, flourishing as It does) on elegantly manicured lawns as well as in fa'l'low pasetines: It is only in recent years that we have admitted the value of the dandelion . . , for its pleasing fiatror, nott to mention its low cast. It has now attained be dignity of special cud'tivation boa. commercial use, and may be bought in meet citiy markets', easing, summer and fall. Natural sweetness of peas le de- veloped during' cooking by adding a few of the empty mods. Rarely, however Is one eierved to- matoes in =1Gbe manner mast com- mended by epltcuret, whicih 1s scald, Peel, chill, eLtee, sprinkle with salt and pepper. —Frown "The Book of Green Vege- tables," by Mollie Gold and Eleanor Gilbert. Among the jurors summoned was a woman who wished to be excused. "Well, madam, why don't you want to serve on this jury?" asked the judge. "I'm opposed to capital pun- ishment." un- ishment" "But this is merely a case in which a wife is suing her husband for an accounting. It seems she gave. him a thousand dollars to pay down on a handsome fur coat and he is al- leged to have lost the money at poker." The woman juror spoke up promptly: "I'll serve. Maybe I'in wrong about capital punis'innent " My little niece is a funny little girl. The other day when she put on her shoes she complained of them hurting her feet. Her mother examined her shoes, and said: "Why, Daphne, you have got them on the wrong feet!" Daphne began to cry. 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Sud- denly a nurse burst into the room bearing in her arms a small bundle. "It's a boy," she said, ."and every- thing has gone splendidly." "Oh, has it?" replied the' officer, absent-mind- edly. Then in stern tones he address- ed the bundle: "Have you any wines, spirits, perfumes, tobacco, silk, opera - glasses, watches—?" Witticisms are the last things one expects to find in dictionaries. But there is a decided levity about a mod- ern standard w'ork's definition of a sea serpent as "an enormous marine animal of serpent -like form, frequent - 1y seen and described by credulous eailorg, imaginative landsmen, and common liars," $pin Curbs Beggars; Madrid Expels 400 Madrid.—General Martinez An- ido, Minister of the Interior and one of the strong men of General Primo de Rivera's semi -military government, is determined to cure the professional mendicancy which shocks visitors to the principle pities of Spain. More than 400 of those "never - works" have been seized by the Madrid police and sent back to the places of their birth, so that the street, of the capital will be comparatively pleat for at least the time they need ,to find 'their way batik. W. C. Bridgeman Denies It 11as Superiority in View, and a Regrets X7,6 is B i{�y oti ted' �y1 Suspicions y 1 itl glriwd9 f London. --W, C.. Bridgman, First 'Loi'il'of the Adanivalty,was the chile guest at the annual dinner of the In:datution of Naval Architects lest night, when he expressed regret that "unfortunate sarspucions" shouse have arisen over the recent Brib5C11 pets- , posed that buttlemhips of the future -- Classified Advertisement" ' S HA IO XOit N MIK - Shows I Pw NE -- tin ^��?? SS ea b1 b oases W i 1.� rn o r • The' Orange Pekoe, at a little extra. cost, is extra good 16 In clean, bright Aluminum should be not re than 0 000 1" nl,o t as 3 , tone, their gun cali'br'e net mare than 13,5 inches and the life of the snips ptw- longer. He aid that the same pro- /Poeta made at Geneva last year z'e- ceived a "'good deal of sympathy" from Americ'ane and Japanese, • Denying that it was Great Bo tain's ebect to secure any advantage in superiority of cal:, ai ships which had been settled int th Washington Con- ference, he declared': "Our intention is merely to arrive at a mearane of lhnitai:'on ,and economy equally fair to all the a coulatrtos•" Explaining why tete British delega- tionn to the d reereameut conference at Geneva raised the question before 1931 when the whole Subject of the Washington agreement comes up for review and reco-ieideration, bt. Ba id'geman concluded: "The - . reason why we fell; it shon'.d be raised. before then is that if you are to lay down• "titips in 1931 you require to oonsidtr their designs two yearn beforehand. We have been perfectly frank in s'tat- ung that we are net attempting to gain any advantage over any other ,sundry, and I still hope and firmly believe that we will come to an agree- ment with the other great naval powers. "I do not think we lost very much by our failure to agree at Geneva last year. We never quarreled: We left off with mutual respect for one an- other. We found .a great deal of com- mon ground, and we shall leak for- ward or ward with the belief that in. the future we will come to an agreement which will be of advantage to all the coun- tuies concerned." A WONDERFUL TRIBUTE Baby's Own Tablets Declared to be Worth Their Weight tin Gold A mother has only to use Baby's Own Tablets once to be convinced that nothing else can equal them in banishing the ills of her little ones. Once used, always used, as long as there are small children in the home -that is the tribute thousands of. mothers pay the Tablets. 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John. .Telegraph -Journal (Ind.): (Wizen Hartzog recently as- sented the ,,right of the Dominion to remain neutral if Britain were involv- ed in war, General Smuts asked: "Iiow can the some King be at war and at peace at the same time in the, same Empire?")• The King cannot be at war and at peace at the same time in the same Ej'ire. The British famine le the NAi-f s leading force for peace. It has no aggressive de - algae. It is the chief pilfer of the League of Nations, lit will never ens ' gage in unjust war. gut its defence, should the neoeseity arise, is and must always be, a matter of common re- sponsibility. General Smuts' question dissipates the fog in which some peo- ple seek to envelop an issue about wallah there libeled be no manned of doubt. A thing to be avoided In the discussion of Imperial relations is too much talk about rights end too little about duties and obldgatione. British Budget Shwry, - g ows Surplus brandard Company, 13ex 8o oron e. 1, T t Of $20,000,000 NEW min wzc QRICULTGEAL IDXPERTS SAY, .JUP:. farming. opportunities offered here National Debt Also Reduced unsurpassed nnywhorpe, Another tact, Bub ey'e free f bargain cataloggtil read Last Year by the Sum Alfred y. Burley Co. Limited, St. John, of £69,000,000 London.—Granit Britain has reduced reow mss its national debt by £69,000,000, be- 1 elleADIOeus, DAHLIA AND OTI'IIIIR Ilrvyel, Glade fifty, Dahilae 0 or. sides balancing its budget. Thies its roses 8, delivered, f2.00, Catalog fres. evidenced by a Government announces M. & 0. Dodds, sorc'ento. B.C. merit that the official year ending on paIIyTa t Satrday closed with £4,000,000 sum -I .' UK L'i9[e130inN lest .Alpril in estimating for greatly Ll RO plus. 'Phe timis t a• the. h ncellor4'UA I Y ap 0r f%' R 1 Wyandotte, Red � Baby Chioka; of the Exchequer, Winston Ohurchill, 15,00 per.100 and .up. Hatching egg. e] ,00V 00 and up• Pedigreed Cocter, 6.0o each, and -up. 80 Page Illus- improved revenues heir thus found trated Catalogue Free L. et. Guild i justifioadtion, though hie doubtful sone. Dox T, itockwona. Ont. temporary expedient in exacting 18 ABr CH101LS—WE ,Int. rouse months' tax on rest estate and 13 vatieoies of Paby Cheeks. vprite Sar fee catalogue. Pr1ae 10o andup. roust months' excise on beer in one yew' Switzer, Granton, Ont. cannot bo repeated. I remnant ARE STORAGE. As a whole this forestalled• revenue went into the sinkingfund. However, Hine THE MOVER—PIONEER DIs- `RANCE movers. of Canada. Largest confidence prevails in financial alleles speedy padded vans. New Equipment, that the corner is now turned slam& latest methods. Two experieneadd men every trip. All loads insured.- Beyond the heavy dost of introducing the gold compare fer skill and care. Before you 1 the Mover. standard has been met, and the n- eiral strike and coal stoppage have re. a a I move, writs us of wire ane reverse the gen- The eha.rees. Read oraca Hamilton• Ontario. ceded into the pest. Several facts have now for the first time been brought te light and support this view. One is a report the Ministry of Labor now publishes whiebshows that of Great Britain, million unemployed, no more than 70,000 have ceased actively to look for work, While the remainder form a fluctuating body in which all the individuals are employed a :part of the time. Another is that the total value of the securities handled on the London Stock Exchange continues to rise, healing been higher last month than any tithe since 1921. The third ie that' depressed as are conditions in semis of the main industries, signs of re- vival are Increasing.In South Wakes, for example, where' distress has been the greatest, work has been restarted' at the Ebb vale Company's coal pits," which were idle for eight months, also in the Rock^Collieries at Glyn Neath, which has bean closed since Ghlrist- mae. Three steel blest furore's at Swansea, cold for nearly 12 months, also announce their reopening. Minard's Liniment for Backache. The St. Lawrence Waterway Quebec Chronicle -Telegraph (Intl.): if the St. Lawrence waterway is a good thing for Canada, than Canada, hav- ing regard always to her financial capacity, should be willing to proceed With it. If it is not a good thing for Canada, then no tariff oomoestsions of sny kind w'hatsoev'er fames the United Stapes ought to induce ue to go on with it. And the sooner Mr. King is made to understand We the better it will be for everyone. Pat and Mike were looking into a jew'ell'ers window. "Mike" said Pat, "how'd ye 1'oike to have your pick here?" "Faith," answered Mike, "Oi'd rather have me shovel." Five-year-old Joan was at dinner at a neighbor's ono day when she was purprisod to see the whole family, be- fore eating, saying Trace, At last she asked, "What are you doing?" "We are thanking the Lard for giving us this bread," sand her hostess. "Don't you give thanks at home?" "Oh, no," answered Joan, " we pay for our bread."'t: Use Minard's Liniment for Corns. '-'The Angler—"Didn't have much sport that •day, Landed a three - u peunder, certainly --rut what's a three -pounder?" Bored Listener-- "Usually istener—"Usually about eight (emcee, isn't it?" ISSUE No. 18—'28 Corrugated Iron ASK FOR WHEELER & BAIN "Council Standard" A thick, even, heavy spread of galvanizing over every inch, of sur- face. Deep corrugations. Agencies still open in some localities. Write us, stating size of barn you want to cover. 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