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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1946-01-10, Page 3JET PLANE TO SPEED PASSENGERS AT 300 -MILE CLIP An order for 100 jot, propulsion twin -engine commercial .passenger planes like that sketched above . has been announced by American 'Airlines as having been placed with Consolidated Vultee Corp: Total expenditure will approximate' $18,000,000. Design ers claim that, with jet propulsion as a complement to propellers, the ship will carry 40 pasengers at a cruising speed of 800 m.p.h. Another unusual feature of the model will be entrance doors at the front instead of at the side. YOKE OfS 1! HE P6ES "Extra Sweet", Too Out in Vancouver the stork is so active that in one hospital they're putting the new arrivals in apple boxes. Every girl baby, we suppose, goes in a crate marked "Delicious", and the boys, are labeled "Jonathan." —Ottawa Citizen. Two Classes It is deplorable that so many public office -holders fall into one o. these classes; (1) Those who won't doanything, and (2) those who will do anything. —Kitchener. Record. Comparative Skills The man who pokes fun at a woman trying to drive through a 12 -foot garage door usually sobers up when he tries to thread a needle. —Montreal Star. And Soon Goering has reaffirmed his faith in Nazism and says he would fol- low Hitler again if he had the chance. From all indications, he will get it. —The New Yorker. New Alarm.' Network Helps Catch -Crooks•: A new kind of burglar alarm—a wartime inventioh—which auto- matically calls up Scotland Yard, the Criminal Investigation De partnlent, is being fitted in many London banks, jewelers and busi- ness premises as a further step towards combating Britain's big- gest crime wave in years. Already the ' device—a graino • phone -telephone system, which automatically relays the statue, address, and telephone number of the premises being burgled to the police—has resulted in some of London's smaller crooks being rounded up, it was stated today. Now American officials. in Lon- don, it is understood, are consider-. ing: having G-men sent frons Washington to help in tracking • down several hundred United States deserters. Many of Len - don't robberies have been made by men in uniform armed with mili- thry weapons. Special precautions are being. taken at embarkation ports to pre- vent troops bringing souvenir' weapons into the country., Volunteers are now coming for- ward • to reinforce the Metropoli- tan Police as special constables, and those specials who would nor- mally be released after completing war service are being asked to stay on. Civilianst are responding well to the police appeal to dial 999— Scotland Yard's emergency num- ber—to report suspiciousactions, Ad ` has resulted in more crooks than usual being arrested. Alberta Lemons Big as Grapefruit Alberta's climate is not suitable: for -lemons, but with a home-made climate, a few seeds, and some special care, W. L. MacGregor' has produced nine. large 1etnons. His wife, who shares in the achievement, displayed the fruit which resemble lemons .inshape but ,are almost as large as grapefruit. The largest is one pqund three ounces and the smallest only two ounces less: ISSUE 2-1946 World Problems Of the New Year Many Political Issuess Must Be Solved in 1946. As the New Year opens, worlif government and control of atomic power overshadow all problems. Concisely 'the world -government Issue is this: Is the United Nations Organization to be a •genuine world organization or simply an- cther League of Nations dominated by power politics? At the present nsonlent•the world • is being run exclusively by the Big Three—Great Britain, the United States and Russia. Displaced Persons The grave social problem of the displaced persons still stands sub- stantially unrelieved. Close to 1,- 000,000 political refugees are scat- tered here and there about Europe while the Allies seek some way of euaraltteeing then freedom and a' decent way of life. Middle East The. Chief issue in the Middle Past, traditional storm centre of int:rnational affairs, hinges upon what appears to be a Russian ef- fort to gain political doneinamcc over the area between the Indian. Ocean and the Aegean Sea. Spain The problem of the Allies in llpain is essentially this: Hlow soon can Generalissimo Franco be oust- ed from power and the country restored to a democratic basis? An early Anglo -American -French parley on the wisdom of breaking diplomatic relations with the hranco regime is a possibility. Japan In .setting up a four -power con- trol council to administer, Japan, the Allies are facing the same chal- lenge that confronts them in Ger- many, to wit: Can differing nation- alities, differing concepts, a n d often differing ideals be meshed into a unified and efficient admin- istrative machine? It must be .ad- mitted that the effort thus farhas not been very successful in Ger- many. Colonies The trouble in Indonesia provides a fair example of the colonial prob- lem in all ' parts of the post-war world. In essence, the issue is this: Will the great powers attempt to cling to old rights and privileges or will they act in accordance with the principles of freedom, justice and the self-determination of na- tions? BOMBS STILL BURST The villages. of Cliffe, Eng., feel that peace has passed them by as great explosions come from near -by. nmarshes where old bombs, mines and ammunition are being deton- ated. ATNF M F U$ scup COLDS,0006Ns B alITIS STOPS COUGHS MAOa\ NAL ,. BRIER ea udas.$'60.0 ( cl Aloha 1 TC HCH;ECKED ., YK R ✓!ff o e. y •ar M n Bac For quick relief from Itching caused by eczema athlete's foot, scabies, pimples and other i tchin conditions aseeoure, cooliae medicated, liquid D. A. 0. PRESCRIPTION. Greaseless and atainleas. Seethes, comforts and quickly calms ' ntense itching. Don't suffer. Ask our druggist today for D. D.D. PRESCRIPTION. • France Faces Wheat Shortage France will face a grave wheat shortage before the end of the win- ter—a fact that may precipitate a governmental crisis, since bread Is the staple food of Franca, says Newsweek. Early estimates placed the wheat crip at 60 per cent of the 1938 figure. Actually, the 1945 harvest reached only 40 per cent. Moreover, Argentina probably will he unable to deliver wheat as. con-. tractfd for by former Food Minis- ter Christian Pineau. Desperate attempts will be made to obtain wheat from the U.S. and Canada. Disability pension is based upon the degree of physical disability actually caused by the injury or disease. Hitler's Last Wills: Political and Private Adolf Hitler's last political testa- ment, apparenty prepared as Berlin tottered before the Russian ' on- slaught, was revealed last -::week as a masterpiece of propaganda an which he built -himself up as a martyr and bequeathed to the Ger- man people the " Nazi creed of fierce loyalty to the State and hat- red' of the Jews. His final admonition was: "Above all, I enjoin the govern- ment of the nation and the people to uphold the racial laws to the limit and resist mercilessly the poisoner of all nations, interna- tional Jewry." Thetestament, dated April 22, 1045, • was discovered by British and American intellingenceagents.. It ' disclosed that Hitler expelled Reiclisci4arshal Hermann Goring and Gestapo Chief Heinrich Him tiller from the Nazi ranks for at- tempting to seize control of the State, and "negotiating with the enemy withoutmy knowledge." Urging Gerspans to keep alive the Nazi doctrine, Hiter said "the seed has been sown that will grow one day in ttte history of Germany to the glorious rebirth of the Na- tional . Socialist Movement," the document added,' Throughout the testament, Hit- ler built himself' up as a martyr who wished to "join in death" the troops who had fallen on the battlefield: In his personal will, also dated April 29, Hitler told of plans for suicide after marrying Miss Braun, his mistress. Hitler, heft his personal possess- sions "in so far as (hey are worth" to theNaziParty, and said that paintings he had collected should be placed in a gallery "in my home town of Linz on the Dan- ube." Conscientious Cow According to ohe British auth- ority, out'of a ton of grass a good ' dairy cow puts 1,456 pounds on on side, for milk production and keep 784 pounds for herself. A cow of poor stock uses 986 pounds for milk production and takes 1,264 pounds for own 'maintenance. (The British long •ton is 2,240 pounds). WHAT SCIENCE IS DOING Artificial Eye • The US. Navy has perfected an artificial eye that moves, and even shows expression. This new plastic model does everything but see, It appears so natural that a pretty girl could have her good, eye for reading and use her false eye for flirtations. The now eye should hit the civil- ian market some time in 1946, and at a price which the lower income groups can afford, The Naval. Dental Corps at Bethseda, Md., has manufactured " more than 500 of these eyes during the past year. Dentists were assigned to the job because of their :xperience inmold- ing plastics to tissues. Combe, Lansar W, Harris, speak- ing -to the Greater New York dental meeting, explained that the navy's new 'eye grips al' the muscles be- hind the eyeball. The old-fashioned glass eye.was mostly a shell, with almost no gripping power. "The muscles attaching the eye- ball are cut and gathered so that they fit aroung the edge of the plastic ball," Harris explained. Barris said that it was a simple operation and that the navy is passing on its information to civil- ian dentists. The hearer can remove his plas- tic, eye for cleaning and it won't break. Harris even bounced one against a wall. HAVE YOU HEARD? "1 know he is the Ulan for me, another. Every time he takes me in his arms I can hear his heart pounding." 'Better be careful, daughter: When pour lather' Was courting nee I was fooied:_toc .g,,year by his dollar watch.'' • The man who pokes fun at a woman *tying to drive through a 12-fot garage door usually sobers up when he tries to thread a needle. "Did you say that any incompe- tent man could run a hotel?" 'Not at all, I said that any inn experienced man could." What a nice place This world would be 11 I loved others Like I love me. Dad' "No, son, I wouldn't think of buying you that bugle. You'd make too much noise with it." Son: "No,. I wouldn't, Dad. I'd only practice on it when you're asleep." DEMOTED Fifteen one-time shiny Japanese army horse-drawn gun carriages took on a new atmosphere recently. In suitable..rites attended by American Military Government and Korean officials; they were recom- missioned as garbage ,wagons. For Your Information The best safety device is located just above the ears. -Galt Reporter. O� a for folks Iadaids al ® with snilfly Quick relief front the enhIly, sneezy, stuffy distress of head colds is what you want. 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