Zurich Herald, 1946-04-04, Page 2KURDS ADD TO IRAN'S WOES
Fierce Kurd tribesmen, like those pictured above, are reported in
rebellion in Iran's wild northwest region for the purpose of setting
up an independent Kurdistan republic. Said to be Soviet -backed,
the rebels' force includs Kurds of both Iran and Iraq.
By FRANK MANN HARRIS
("A Six Bit Critic")
! Just the other morning our fav-
orite newspaper columnist — pre-
sent company excepted, of course
—wrote a piece about the proposed
r avival of the Olympic Games.
And he marvelled, in print, as to
why in the world any sensible per-
son would desire to bring back to
life these events, which are far
beter remembered for the squab-
bles and bickerings they sired than
for any outstanding athletic feats
they spawned.
* * *
Now we would have thought
that anyone so astute as Mr. J. V.
McAree, the gentleman referred
to, would know far better than to
be in the slightest doubt about a
matter of that kind. It is quite
true that the Olympics, far from
promoting harmony among the
nations, were productive of more
discords than a Shostakovich sym-
phony played by the Hogg's Hol-
low Silver Cornet Band. It is a
fact that the gatherings at Athens,
Paris, St. Louis, Londe;. and
Stockholm came close to bringing
on World War One years before
it was due; and that the Olympics
at Antwerp, Paris, Amsterdam,
Los Angeles and Berlin caused
the parties involved to detest one
another so much that it is a
wonder World War Two didn't
arrive ahead of schedule.
* **
But, on the other hand, just con-
sider the enormous benefits con-
ferred by these international bean -
as— benefits for which we have
space to mention but one or two.
* *
First, of course, there were the
transportation compaaies. Under
present travel conditions it is hard
to recall that there have been
times when oceat liners had far
more passenger space than there
were persons to fill same ten times
over—periods when ticket agents
would practically plead with you
to take a whole section or draw-
ing -room instead of dealing you
out an upper with the air of con-
ferring a priceless favor. And, at
such times, hauling huge quanti-
ties of assorted athletes thousands
of miles o'er land and sea didn't
exactly pain such transport agen-
cies to any noticeable degree.
* * *
But, for the greater' benefit of
all, we must think of the many
estimable gentlemen who, by rea-
son of the Olympic Gamer,, were
enabled to enjoy the broadening
effects of travel that would other-
wise have been shut to them com-
pletely. Just consider those self-
sacrificing Management Commit-
tees and Honorary Delegates who
bravely bearing on their chests
the heavy burden of Official Badg-
es without a whimper—were able
to get a close-up of Greece,
France, Britain, Sweden, Switzer-
land, Germany and many other
interesting lands under the finest
circumstances, quite unhandicap-
ped by the thought of having, like
the athletes, to keep in condition,
or of worryilig, like ordinary mort-
als, about how nmch the whole
thing was costing.
* * *
This unseasonably early Spring
weather is stirring, in many minds,
thoughts not ordinarily due for an-
other month or so—thoughts of
Woodbine and the ,tart of another
horse -racing season. However,
it is a subject we cannot dwell on
at length just now—merely re-
peating by request, one if in fav-
orite ttirf anecdotes. It is about a
trainer whose horse, on which he
had wagerers heavily, hail failed to
conte through ---in fact, had been
badly beaten.
That sane evening, in the stable,
the trainer was watching said
steed eating. The horse was nos-
ing around among the oats in the
feed -box with an air of 'distaste,
as though they didn't • suit his
fancy. "What the aitch is the
matter with you, acting so high -
hat," said the trainer bitterly.
"There isn't an oat in that box
that didn't grow fast:r than you
can run!"
* *
Which should be about enough
for now. A few minutes ago a
certain young gentleman asked' us
what we were writing about.
"Son," we replied, "if we had to
give it a title it would probably be
'Ho* to Write a Sports Column
with Nothing to Write About."
So be sure and tune in next week
—it will probably be still worse.
Use Mist
A fine mist of water and oil is
sprayed on cotton during ginning
to prevent the development of static
electricity which seriously clogs
machinery.
i
The Far
Forum
IT'S TRUE THAT
_—cotiplete control of Warble
flies can be assured if all infested
cattle in your area are treated by
a Derris or Rotenone wash now.
The first application of this wash
should be applied to their backs
when the swelling becomes con-
spicuous. The second and third ap-
plications should be made at inter-
vals of 28_ days. The Heel fly
appears in the season, March to
June, while the large Warble fly is
active from early June to August.
* • *
_there will be no subsidy of
50c per pound paid this year on
imported package bees as was paid
in 1945. To offset this increase in
cost, there will be a revision in the
ceiling prices.
* * *
_____..the increasel use of lime-
stone by farmers under the sub-
sidy arrangements is understand-
able since railway companies re-
duced the standard freight tariff
on agricultural limesto,ie by 25%.
For Southern Ontario the Depart-
ment of Agriculture paid 50% of
the reduced freight up to a maxi-
mum grant of $1.00 per ton.
On the Sugar Beet Front
The Dominion -Provincial Con-
ference held in Ottawa called
for a 35,000 acre quota on the On-
tario sugar beet crop for 1946 and
90,000 acrd for all of Canada.
The latter figure is 30,000 acres
above the 1945 goal, while the On-
tario figure is almost exactly
double the 1945 harvested crop.
The additional assistance ,rant -
cd by the Sugar Administration of
6034c -r 100 pounds of sugar plus
some subsidy iron' the Ontario
legislature will stimulate contract-
ting in Ontario, assuring the suc-
cess of the 35,000 acre goal.
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A-1 BABY CHICKS FROM BLOOD -
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Also two and three week old
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LIMITED QUANTITY STARTED
chicks, various breeds, N. H. x
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BABY CHICKS, NEW HAMP-
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tested under Ontario Breeding
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Harding Smith, Sparta, Ont.
WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING
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25 FREE CHICKS
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THE TOP NOTCH WAY MAKES
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45% gasoline, guaranteed. send
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OPPORTUNITY TO RAISE REAL
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Elvd., Sandwich West, Windsor.'
ATTENTION MR. FARMER
Are you interested in having your
barns and other buildings spray
painted this spring? If so get in
touch with Neil Crlts, Spray
Painter, Stratford, Ont., for an
early start. Newest equipment in
spray painting; work guaranteed,
and free estimates given by writ-
ing to the above address.
DYEING AND CLEANING
HAVE YOU ANYTHING NEEDS
dyeing qr cleaning? Write to us
for information. We are glad to
answer your questions, Depart-
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Limited, 791 Yonge Street, To-
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o-ronto.
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bought, eo'd, rebuilt: heltp pul-
leys, brushes, Allen Electric Com-
pany Ltd., 2s r, Dtltfertn St. Tor-
onto, Ont.
GLADIOLUS: Exhibition Varleties,
1 Doz. one each color 81.35
2 Doz. two each color 42.60
25 mixed colors good assortment
$2.00. All No. 1 Tlulhs, postpaid.
Mac's Greenhouses, Nelson, B C,
JiGSAW
Heavy cast frame, 12" throat,
tilting table, mechanism runs on
011, holds any type blade, turns to
cut any length required, $12,05,
Sent C.O.D. Brown, 88 Mountvlew,
Toronto. Ont.
FOR SALE, DARK GREY PERCHE-
ron Stallion, eight years. 13 pre-
rnium, quiet, cheap. Would con-
sider trade for good young, mare.
John Thompson, Route 2, Piston,
Ontario
ROSES: ,Hybrid Tea "and Ciimbltig
each $1.25 and $1.50 postpaid,
Mac's Greenhouses, Nelaon, B. C.
MAKE MONEY' RAISING ANGORAS
wool now` $13.50 Ib. Pedigreed
breeding stock for sale, Brad-
bury's, A.bercorn, Que,
Fell SAI.Iil
FOR SALE (SAM HANNOVER),
Time 2-6 3/4. This is a beautiful
big Brown Stallion, quiet and
Bound. The service fee for the use
of this Stallion is $5,000 for Stand-
ard Bred Mares, Owner, Geo. W'.
Wilson, Boulter, Ont,
McCORM1CX - DEERING 16-30
tractor in good running order.
New motor tune up. Reasonable
price. Fred A. Stock, R, R. 1, Ta-
vistock, Ontario,
H E R C O
"RED TOP"
Electric Chicken Brooder
Write for onrticnlnrm
Huron Engineering & Research
Co.
Goderich Ontario
IrAR01S IN It SA1,It
200 ACRE FARM WITH GOOD
buildings, hydro, water in house
and barn. Good cattle run, bush
lot, with or without stock and
lmpietnents. 'Berms if desired.
Write E. J. Colson, Br'acebr!dge,
Ont.
200 ACRES, QUICK SALE, NEVER
tailing water, new house, 63
miles from town, No. 2 Highway,
Box 86, 73 Adelaide W., Toronto.
159 ACRES GOOD PRODUCTIVE
land — Small wood lot, good
frame house, bank barn 40x64'.
Implement shed, hen house, pig
pen, garage and woodshed. Situ-
ated on Lot 13, Con. 6, Dunwiele.
11,1 miles from railway station,
general stores and churches. 1'4
miles off No, 3 Highway. 15 miles
west of St. Thomas. Apply J. D.
Graham, Iona Station.
FOR SATE, 100 ACRE FARM, LOT
11, Con. 10, Mornington, 28 acres
fall wheat, 35 acres new seeding
down, remainder grass. 7 roomed
house nearly new, large bank
barn, good land. Price $4,000. Ro-
bert L Stewart, Milverton, Ont.
110 ACRES, GOOD LAND, 2 MILES
village, modern stable, brick
house, good wells, school, cheese
factory close, well fenced. Box 8,
R. R. No. 2, St. Eugene, Ontario.
11A1It1)14 ss1Nt,
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Robertson method. information
on request regarding classes.
Robertson's Hairdressing Aced-,
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HELI' WANTED
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live in, country girl accepted,
char help kept; good wages. 4
Brute Gdns., Toronto.
HOUSEKEEPER, SMALL RURAL
house, 3 adults, references. Mrs.
Robt. Gorman, R. R. No. 1, Oak-
ville, Ont.
EXPERIENCED MAN, DAIRY
Farm, milking machine, hydro,
tractor. Top wages, R. A. Wood,
Bolton, Peel County.
COUPLE FOR DAIRY FARM, SEP-
arat3 house, phone, garden, milk,
fuel furnished. State wages, John
Skelly, R. R. 3, Prescott, Ontario.
YOUNG, EXPERIENCED SINGLE
man for well-equipped Dairy
Farm, Toronto 20 miles, Non-
smoker preferred. 470.00 monthly,
year round. Apply James H. Steen,
Meadowvale, Ont.
6IFDICAL
BAUMEEKA FOOT BALM DE-
stroys offensive odor instantly,
45c a bottle. Ottawa agent, Den-
man Drug Store, Ottawa.
DON'T WAIT — EVERY SUFFER-
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should try Dixon's Remedy. Mun-
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wa. Postpaid $1.00,
STOMACH AND THREAD WORMS
often are the cause of ill health
in humans, all ages. No one im-
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131 G H L Y RECOMMENDED —
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INGROWN TOENAILS
Nail Fix relieves pain instantly
and removes ingrown nail to a
few applicntionr. $1.00 a bottle.
WART FIX
Ugly Warts melt away palnlesslY
with this guaranteed remedy. 35c,
a bottle.
CORN FiX
Eases pain at once, and removes
stubborn Corns in a few minutes.
35c. a bottle. Sent postpaid by A.
C. Thomson, Chemist, Dept. A.
363 St. Clarens Ave., Toronto,
Established 1905.
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do what countless numbers of
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message, "Soil and Health," Send
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learn the vital facts. Canadian
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RECORD PLAYERS $29.95
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SEEDS FOR SALE
.RAINBOW GLADIOLUS ASSORT-
ment, twenty healthy bulbs of six
named varieties for One Dollar
postpaid. J. Parker, 175 Shaw St..
Toronto, Ont.
NO. 1 REG, AJAX OATS, 41.40 PER
bus.; 1,500 bus. No. 1 Ajax Oats
Commercial, $1.15 per bus. No. 1
Cartier Oats Commercial, 81.15 per
bus. No. 1 Galore Barley Com-
mercial, $1.40 per bus. No. 1 O. A.
C. 21 Barley Commercial, $1.40 per
bus, Bags included. Cann's Mill
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Corners
TOBACCO
5 -POUND SAMPLE . PACKAGE
Leaf Tobacco, Virginia burley,
and prior, receipts and flavoring,
$3.75 postpaid. Ruthven Tobacco
Exchange, Ruthven, Ont.
TRAPPERS
TRAP WOLVES ALL SUMMER FOR
bounty using their owls gland
scent. Write Fisher, Box 420,
Calgary, Alberta.
WATCH REPAIRS
GUARANTEED REPAIRS TO ALL
makes of watches and clocks.
Prompt service. Reasonable pri-
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117 Pembroke, Room 3. Toronto.
WANTED
SMOOTH FOX TERRIER FEMALE
of good quality. State particulars
to Fred Murray. R, R. 4, Mitchell,
Ont •
WE NAY HIGHEST PRICES FOR
Muslcrats, Domestic Rabbit Pelts
and all other raw furs, Ship to-
day. Levin Fur Company, Depart-
ment W„ 163 Spadinn Avenue
Toronto. Ont.
21-20 BUICK REAR END INSIDE
brdke bands and axles complete,
drive shaft oil pump. Allan Rox-
burgh, Belwood, Ont. Phone 24-6.
Poultices of Mecca relieve pain, bring out cores
heals eeickly, no scar. 25c, 35e, 50e, $1.00.
OT ITMEM,
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The sign of a modern, new
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flowers and vegetables from
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ISSUE 14-1946