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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1947-04-10, Page 7CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING AG]ONTS 1VAETES) LIGHTNING ROI) DEALERS We now 'have a complete stock of all Lightning Rod Materials on hand and can supply immediate delivery, Why not write and enquire about a dealership for your territory? Our equipment is the best on the market and our prices most reason- able. The 13. Phillips Co. Ltd., 200 Main St., Toronto. Cys BABY CHICKS SUSSEX X HAMPS FOR SUCCESS MAY delivery, book your order to -day at the following prices. Unsexed Chicks 13e; Pullets $22,00; Cox Sc; Leghorn X Ramps, unsexed 13a; Pullets 20e; Cox 8c; Pulls orum-Tested Gov't. Approved Stock $1.00 Down, balance• on delivery. BONNIE`S CHICK HATCHERY Box 256, Elmira, Ont. GOVERNMENT APPROVED Chicit 5, Hatching Eggs, Leghorn, Rock Hemp - rock Hybrids. Day Old, Started, Sherin- dale Farms, Woodbridge. Ont. ALWAYS a better buy—that's Tweddle chicks. We have been in business for 23 years because our customers are well satisfied. They order Tweddle chicks year after year. And most of them have learned that it pays to order early. An' order now means you will be sure to have the breed of chicks you want when you want them. We also guarantee you against price change give Cull advantage of the lowest price whether prices rise or fall. Tweddle chicks are all selected and approved from proven pullorum tested stock. They are big producers strong, healthy, big money-makers. We have the following pure breeds to choose from: White Leghorns, Black Minorcas, Anconas, Brown Leg - horns, D,arred Rocks, White Rocks, New Hampshires, Rhode Island Reds, White Wyandottes, Light Sussex, Black Austra- lorps, Jersey white Giants, also 12 cross breeds. Prepare now to make this year a big profit year for you. Write today for our interesting free catalogue, Also two and three-week old started chicks and 8 - week UP to laying pullets. Tweddle Chick Hatcheries Limited, Fergus, Ontario, BEST CHICKS IN 25 YEARS Yes, that is what all Rainbow Chick buyers ars saying when they buy Rainbow Chicks. All breeders are 100 per cent free from pullorum. Order your chicks now direct from this ad and not be disappoint- ed. Tom Barron Leghorns, $12.00 per 100. Pullets $94.00 Barred Rock Mixed $12.00 per 100 Pullets $21.00. White Rock Mixed $15.00 per 100, Pullets $25 00 Brown Leg- horn Mixed $14,00 per 100. Pullets $25 00. Leghorn -Rock Mixed $12.00 per 100 Pul- lets $25.00. Red -Rock Hybrid 512.00 per 100. Pullets $21.00. Special prices on cock- erels. Guarantee 100 per cent live delivery to your station, $1.00 down, balance 0.0 D. Rainbow Hatchery. Chatham, On- tario HEAVY COCKERELS $5.00 per 100. IlnllYwood leghorn pullets $24.00 per 100, Sussex and Red Sussex pullets $20.00, Barred Rock. N.H. Red and legroc and redroc hybrid pullets. $20.00. Big Husky guaranteed to live chicks from blood - tested pullorum tree hens. Chicks sired by 250-300 egg males with high egg records for past 10 generations. Their Inherited egg laying ability added' to their extra health and vigor make them the biggest chick bargain for 1947. Write for priceliet or order direct from this ad. We can ship twice each week during April, Many and June. Big Rock Farm, Mille Roches. Ont, - CATCH up on the season with some of our well started two and three week-old non - sexed, pullet or cockerel chicks. We have a good choice of pure breeds and cross breeds to choose from. Also older pullets 8 weeks to laying. Send for special prig+ list. Tweddle Chick Hatcheries Limited. Fergus. Ontario. HEAVY BREED COCKERELS Special Low Prates on day old and start- " ed. Thousands. weekly. Assorted heavy breed cox 6e. Overhatch Assorted chicks 10e. Also 2-3 week old cockerels. Send for Special Price List. Lakeview Poultry Farm, Exeter, Ontario, ORDER chicks Tor April -May delivery— now. We have some for immediate de- livery in New Hampshires. L.S. N. N.H., Black Australorps. Also started h'. cockerels, and a few started pullets. Bray Hatchery, 130 John N, Hamilton. Ont. 5 ROCK PULLETS $20.00. per 100, Order May chicks now, barred rock, N.H. Red, Sussex and hybrid pullets $20.00 per 100, Hollywood leghorn pullets, $24.00, heavy cockerels $5.00 per 100. Big Husky livable chicks hatched from big eggs, sired by 250.300 egg males. Order from this odd or write for circular Big Rock Farm, Mill'. Roches, Ont. BARGAINS on two, three and four -week- old cockerels while they last. Barred Rocks, New Hampshires, New Hampshire X Barred Rock, two -week-old 10,05; As- sorted Heavies 10.75. Three -week-old add 2,00, 4 -week-old add 4.00; Large Egg quality add 1.00. Specially Selected add 2.00 per hundred to above prices. Also pullets and non -sexed started chicks at bargain prices. This advertisement must accomputty your order to receive these special prices_ Top Notch Chiciceries, Guelph, Ontario, FOR IMMEDIATE delivery, Buy Super- ior quality Extra Profit chicks. Our chicks al•t: pure-bred and healthy. Corning from flocks inspected, approved or card - fled blond -tested breeders. The reproduc- ers are R.O.P or descending from R.O.P. cockerels, assuring at the same time healthy anti vigorous chicks, well known for laying large eggs from 24 to 32 ounces Per dozen, Lnrge White Leghorn, Barred Rocks, New Hampshire Red, Rhode Island Red. While Rocks. Lamonas, White Sus- sex, White Wyandottes, Auetralorps and Hybrids. Barred Rock S New I•Iampshire, White Sussex li New Hampshire Red, mixedchicks, cockerels or pullets only, 10 tree chicks will be given tree, with each order of 100 day-old mixed chicks, 1t you' take immediate delivery. To take advantage of this 10 free chicks, this ad must accompany your order. Send order We'll ship immediately. Wilfrid Lefebvre. 2025 Amherst St., Montreal 24. 100 CHICKS FREE With every order of 100 pullet chicks we give 100 free chicks (our clinics) Barred Rock Pullets $21.96, White Rock Pullets $26 95, White Leghorn ,i'ullets $24.95, Brown Leghorn Pullets $25.96: Red -Rock Hybrids. $21 05 Leghorn -Rock .Hybrids, $25.00 All chicks sold are from blood - tested stock, backed by high pedigreed stock 51 00 books your order. Rnlance COD Guaranteed Delivery. Kent Hatch- ery. Cbnihnm, Ontario. _ 3003 8 TO 10 WEEK OLD PULLETS for dellvety April let, also 4 and 0 week olds for prompt delivery. All rais- ed in i'crand new brooding plant under ideal conditions, ell floor raised. Here's your oppartunily to get in on the early high priced egg markets Lakeview Poul- try Farm, Exeter, Ontario. ALL TOP NOTCII chicks are lively, healthy, fast growing, fast -feathering, big .producing birds. Start your 1947 sea- son right for big profits, Order Top Notch Chicks new. Then you'll be sure to have the kind of chicks you Want when you wantth em. We have all the most t witted breeds, carefully selected and culled. You get only strong, healthy, livable birds, All aro apm.oved c Ticks from Cultorttm tested breeders of high production and 11va- bilit,v, Why take a chance on quality when It coals no more tp buy from a long estab- lished d hntrl . tett' nFor C proved reliabintyT years.t nnYE and lote poultry rattlers have been teeming tint it pays 10 rely on Top Notch send for infcrmntive tree catar 10$119 g e lnd'ty Also started chicks two and three tvr I s Old. Top Notch Chiekeries, Guelltli, On int n, 2, 4 & 6 WEEK OLD PULLETS Also ni"vrd , h,t ks and encrcereis, All rais- ed Int bread mw air 'enndltinned brooder blunt nnl , t,leal 'enndllions. Send for weekly w{,ee cci List of started cheeks Lakeview Poultry Farm, blxotor, Onter10, BABY CRICHS RELIABLE CHICKS Bred -to -Lay Barred Rocks 51240. Pits. $24,00. S,C.W. Leghorn $12.00, Plts, $24.00 White Giants $10.50 as hatched. L x BR $12.00, New I•lamps $14.00, l'Rs. $24.00. Immediate delivery day or week old. Buy from a hatchery that has served the poultry raiser for over 25 years. Satis- fied customers keep you in business. Mil- lets Chick Hatchery, Fergus, Ont. 10c HURONDALE CHICKS 12c Pure Sussex, Sussex x Stamps. Rock x Ramps, Barred Rocks and New Ramps, mixed chicks 12c, pullets 24o, Leghorns, Rock x Leghorns, Sussex x Leghorns, and Leghorn x Ramps. mixed chicks 120, pullets 24c. All breeders double bloodtest- ed and banded. Backed by pedigreed foun- dation stock. Many customers report— "Best Chicks I Ever Had." STARTED CHICKS AND PULLETS 2 weeks old acid 4c, 3 weeks old add 10c, 4 weeks old add 15c, 6 weeks old add 20c, 0 weeks old 50e each for this week and next only. 4c HEAVY COCKERELS 5c Meat Type New Hams. 4o, other heavy breeds 5o, Assorted Heavy Cockerels 4c, 2 weeks old add 4e. These bargain cock - rel prices for this week and next only, OVERHATCH CHICKS 9c Our choice of breed or breeds in heavy 'or light breeds. Here's your chance to get good chicks cheap. 100% live delivery guaranteed. $1.00 per 100 deposit. Or- der from and enclose this nd. or send for Price List. HURONDALE CHICK HATCHERY London, Ont. BABY CHICKS AND STARTED CHICKS Our m'ices for Baby Chicks and Started Chicks will surprise you. All Chicks from bloodtested steels. Carleton Hatchery. Rritannin Heights, Ont ELECTRICAL BROODERS MEDIUM size, Delivered for only $12.95, saving You '$0.00. Write now for particu- lors Gordon's Poultry Equipment, Dun- dalk. Ontario, DYEING AND CLEANING HAVE YOU anything needs dyeing or cleaning? Write to us for information We are glad to answer your questions De- partment FI. Parker's Dye Works Limited, 791 Yonge Street. Toronto. Ontario FARIIS FOR SALE FOR SALE -100 acres on county road, 1 mile from Smithvtlle, 22 from Hamilton, School on farm, 25 acres wheat, 20 plowed, 10 bush, Excellent buildings. Electricity, gas, telephone. Water on tap. All live- stock and equipment included. Immediate possession. Twelve Thousand. Terms. Ap- ply to Melbourne Hiscott, R.R. No, 2, Smithville, Ont, FOR SALE ATTENTION FARMERS FOR SALE—Tractor Tires, made of rub- ber, suitable for bolting on steel wheels, $15.00 each, rear wheels: $7.50 each. front wheels. When ordering state diameter and width or wheel. National Rubber Co Ltd.. 5 Wiltshire Ave.. Toronto, Ont. AMERICAN SEPARATORS and milkers Highest quality at lowest Prices, Power sprayers for orchard, White- washing or painting. American Separator Sales. Goderich, Ontario. BEAUTIFUL Sea Shell Vases for cut or growing flowers, $1.00 postpaid. Bring part of Gulf Mexico into' your home. Se- lected gorgeous sea shells, for electric lamps, dolls, trays. Start little business of your own making shell novelties, cos- tume jewellery. Something new, wonder- ful. Lucky Star of Bethlehem. Giant Starfish novelty with Christchild in man- ger attached, $2.60. Moore Shell Co., Anna Maria, Fla. BROAD Breasted Bronze eggs from blood tested stook. April 60c. May 45c. Law- rence t".harlebols, Corkery,, Ont. BUTTON HOLES & DARNING Now made easy with 10 -in -1 sewing ma- chine attachment. Fits any make Sews backwards, forwards, any direction. Sews on buttons, zippers, darns children's work clothes. stockings, etc. Illustrated In- structionsPbuLton hole gauge, hoop, ruler, scissors sharpened•, needle threader 51,00 postpaid or C.O.D. plus charges. Two in one rugmaker and hemstitcher, fits any matte 75c. With complete order at $1.75 we include free, invisible mending tape for sults, dresses, leather goods, hot water bottles. etc. Repair parts for all mattes sewing marhhnes, Rumen Sewing Ma- chine Co., 12409, 87th St., Edmonton.. Alta , Dept. G. CANOE CANVAS All weights and widths also copper nails, tacks and canvas filler. Write for prices. John Leckie Limited, 77 Wellington Street W„ Toronto. CONCRETE BLOCK Machines. 200 to 240 Blocks hour, others hand or power 45 to 100 hour. Brick machines, Batch Mixers any size, Motors and Gas Engines Madi- son Ecluipmant Co.. Madison, Tenn CANVAS COVERING Heavy White Duck waterproofed with light rubber coating one side 50 inches wide 01 25 yard, Suitable for Canoe Duck. Ground Sheets. Roof or Deck Covering, Full rolls 100 yards special price. Supplied In Tarpaulins, sturdy. long wearing. com- plete with tie ropes 12c square foot, Write for sample John Lecicie Limited. 77 Wellington St. W., Toronto • CHEESE FACTORY and equipment 9 ft. 20 horse power boiler, 3 inch tubes, also vats and press. APPly .1. G. McEwen. R,15 No. 2. Portland, Ont. DUCKLINGS. We still have -limited quantities of whie Pekin ducklings and hatching eggs available weekly, Write for prices. Burwooci Farm, Dept. W„ Maple, Oat, GLADIOLI, 125 Varieties, Largo at 6c and up, 100 Medium Good Assortment Prepaid $3,76. "Catalogue Free".. Moore and Parker, 115 Shaw St„ Toronto, NO. 1 GALORE BARLEY, $1.30 per bushel, Bags free. W. 4. F. Bell, K.Ippen, Ont, HANDLES, new steel ammunition box handles ideal 'tor fruit boxes, bushels. trap doors, etc. 10e pair. Newson & Campbell Co., Hamilton, Ont. HEAVY DUTY 14" band saws retail, $ 70. Dealers write for discounts, West End Engineering. corner Cannon and Hughson Sts„ Hamilton, Ont, I HAVE FOR SALE INTERNATIONAL soil pulverizer, 244 Letz roughage Mill and Little Wonder draining machine, all as good as new. Walter McPherson, Route 2, Dundalk, Ont, LIMITED quantity available' pedigreed Par Angora rabbits. Phillips Angora Rabbitry, 118 Monkland Boulevard, Saint Laurent, Quebec. MAIKE your bicycle a motor-bke, Whizzer 5 ,ic Norse' power bicycle motor Complete nt ols inr lank. All fittings s and co gas With $138,60 with instructions or $160.00 com- pletely installed. Rao .1, Watson, 257 " Wellington Street. London, Ontario. Of- ficial Motorcycle IIcadilllarters for West- ern Ontario. PREMIER strawberry plants. IKellogge All sorted l Senator Dunlops. n and Sen strain . James 'Van Write for tants. r nrice,R Plants. hfeer, Collingwood, Ontario. RHUBARB ROOTS FOR SALE Canada Rod, Developed' by the late G. F. Chipman, One of the best varieties. Stems dark red clear to the heart. Makes the sWeetest, finest flavored, beautiful red sauce for dessert, pies or shortcakes. PrIce each 70c, per 100 or over 05c each, per 1,000 or ever 4100 each Plus ehlppinik charges. Please advise earliest shipping date. J. 1a. Garland, iillshl Mills, Ontgrle, FOR SAI.IO REGISTERED cocker spaniels, solid blaoic Bomber; darn Daw of Ch. IKappa, eon of male and females. Sire Ch, Bucksburn Surprise. v'helned Jan, 18, 1947, Write for particulars to Miss M. McBride, Fen- wIck, Ont. ' REGISTERED German short -hair Pointer pups, from bench and fletd trail, win- ning strain. Wm. Tette, 350 York, Kings- ton, Ont, STRAWBERRY PLANTS, Dunlap Glen. mart', Thousand $10.00 Premier. Sam- plebuster $16.00 prepaid, Order early, Kent tville Cash Earl Bovet, n , Ont. SERVICABLE HOLSTEfN Show Bull, Sire by Emperor out of high record Pathfinder dam. Also nine months calf. Dame qualified. Lloyd R. Ferrier, 3 Perth, Ont. TARPAULINS Sturdy brown. or khaki Duck Waterproofed Covers with tie ropes, all weights Write for quotations and samples John Leckie, 77 Wellington St. W., Toronto. TIRES We are overstocked at the present of good used trade-in tires (guctranteed to be in excellent shape) 600 x 16 $5.00 Alt orders shipped 0.0.1) Special equip. ment for vulcanizing' Truck and Farm Tractor Tires. BEACON TIRE corner Queen and York Sts„ HAMILTON. Ont. ONTARIO'S MOST MODERN EQfiIPPED TIRE SHOP Deniers Wanted TOILETS For Summer Cottages, etc. Can be used with or without running water. Caustic Sanitation, Ltd., Dundee, Ont. HAIRDRESSING LEARN Hairdressing the Robertson me- thod, Information on request regarding classes. Robertson's Hairdressing Acade- my. 137 Avenue Road, Toronto. HELP WANTED MAN or boy for mixed farm for summer. State experience, Apply John Reder, Dundas. Ont, WOMAN to cook at Tourist Lodge from early May to October 11th. State age, experience and wages expected Write A. W. Nicoll, Baptiste. Ontario. MEDICAL NA,TI:R1•.'S HELP—Dixon's Remedy for ,Rheumatic Pains, Neuritis. Thousands praising it, Munro's Drug Store, 335 El- gin. Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00, POST'S ECZEMA SALVE Banish the torment cot dry eczema rashes and weeping skin troubles Post's Eczema Salve will not disappoint you Itching, scaling. burning eczema, ache, ringworm, pimples and athlete's foot, will respond readily to this stainless. orderless ointment, regardless or how stubborn at hopeless they may seem PRICE $1 00 PER JAR Sent Post Free on Receipt of Price POST'S REMEDIES 889 Queen St. H.. Corner of Logan Toronto TREAT YOURSELF at home with electro- magnetism for Arthritis, Rheumatism, Insomnia.. Varicose Veins and other circu- latory ailments. Free explanatory pamph- lets front CoopeRemedies, Tongs Street, Toronto GOOD resolution—Every sufferer of Rheu- matic Pains or Neuritis should try Dixon's Remedy. Munro's Drug Store. 34, Elgin. Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FRED A..BODDONGTON buys, sells. ex- changes musical instruments, 111 Church, Toronto 2 OFFER TO INVENTORS AN OFFER to every inventions and full free. The Rameee Co., Attorneys, 273 Bank Canada. Inventor—List of information sent Registered Patent St rent. Oi lawa. OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOVEN BE A HAIRDRESSER JOIN CANADA'S LEADING SCHOOL Great Opportunity Learn Hairdressing Pleasant dignified profession, good wages, • thousands successful Marvel graduates.' America's greatest system. Illustrated catalogue free. Write or Call MARVEL HAIRDRESSING SCHOOLS 368 Bloor St. W., Toronto Branches 44 King St., Hamilton & 74 Rideau Street, Ottawa PIIILSONAL BIBLE Beast 06$ Revealed: Key book with copy Our Witness 10c, Pickering Press, Galt, Ontario, STOP SMOKING without taking anything internally or using nny will power! Send 4c. addressed envelope for information Pierre 442 Birks Building, Edmonton 5. Alberta. LOOIKI 1 510 reward for any watch we cannot repair; best workmanship; writ- ten guarantee Atlas Watch Repair Co., Box 91, Station "G". Montreal PATENTS FETHERSTONAUGH & Company Patent Solicitors. Established 1800 14 King, West, Toronto Booklet of information on request. PHOTOGRAPHY REPRINTS' 3c EACH SEND US TOUR OLD NEGATIVES 2 ENLARGEMENTS 26c 4 x 6 in Folder Mounts Any Size Roll -0 or 8 Exposures Developed and Printed 25c Enlargements framed 7 x 9" Gold, Silver. Walnut or Black finish 74c if picture colored 94c, We make prints and enlargements from prints of lost negatives. DEPT. 51, STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE BOX 129, POST OI' -11 -ICE A, TORONTO FILMS DEVELOPED - and Printed, 25c Roll ; Reprints, ac Each SPECIAL COMET folding camera, lull 127 size, guaranteed, $8.95; with leather shoulder carrying case, $11.45; shipped post tut Id. COMET PHOTO SERVICE Box 0, Postal Station D. Toronto. WANTED WANTED—All kinds ct dressed poultry. 'Top prices for top birds Joseph Cooper Limited, Poultry Dept„ 2054, Danforth Ave., Toronto 6. (We do custom' grading) ISSUE 15-1947 THE WORLD WATCHES Eyes of the world are on this area as Congress hears charges that President Truman's proposals to aid Greece are a step toward war with Russia. Protocols of the Tehran conference just published also spotlight Turkey, revealing Anglo -Russian -American agree- ment in 1943 that Turkey's entrance into the war against Germany was then "desirable," Also disclosed was the three -power agree- ment that the Montreux convention giving control of the Dar- ' dandles to Turney was outmoded and should be revised. SPO , S OF 'SPR'TS By FRANK MANN HARRIS ("A Sixbit Critic") After one of the current Stanley ' Cup playdown affairs, a Toronto paper revived.'the ancient gag about there having been two entirely different games the previous even- ing—the one 'that took place on the ice, and the one that went out over the air. And while it is rather hard to judge these things, unless you have a split personality and leave half of it at home, or carry one of these portable radio gadgets so that you can both listen and watch, it would seem highly probable that those who take their hockey by ear are getting far more thrills out of these playoffs than those who actually see them in person. * * * Which is just another way of saying that the hockey hardest to get tickets for is, as a rule, the hardest to watch. You have to stick in your own thrills and ex- citement whereas, taken via the . ether route, the announcers do it for you. This is by no means a criticism of these microphone - maestros, whose first duty to their sponsors is to keep listeners from switching dials and tuning -in some good hot program of chamber - music;• but it is a rather funny ex- perience to come home after a draggy affair like, for instance, the opening game of the Toronto - Detroit series, and hear the folks say, "Gee, that must have been a honey •of a game." Of course it is by no means a new thing for playoff hockey— judged solely on its merits as a game, and tossing the gold and glory involved out the window—to be somewhat tame. Any time you get two rival team • playing them close to their chests, and taking no unnecessary . changes, the high- lights are liable to.lbe few and far between. But it' 18 'even more noticeable nowadays when they play what is franklIt*'atinlitted to be entertainment-hockct — featuring speed, speed and still nitre speed — for the first six months or so of the regular season. When they suddenly try to change over to the real thing, the boys don't know how to play it, nor do the fans know how to appreciate. Perhaps it's just as well that the foot-slluff.- lings, ironic hand-clappings and cries for "Action" don't conic over the microphone, * * * In amateur hockey circles we can't help noticing a growing re- sentment in smaller Ontario cent- ers at having to act more or less as stooges and sparring -partners for the 'big t -tots'. We talked recently with a man who has long heen a real friend to amateur hockey, and who confessed that he is getting more than a little fed -up, "A bunch of us, have backed a local junior team for years," he said. "We do it because we like to watch hockey, and to give the kids of the nciRhbnr- hood a chance to show what they can do. And of course there's always the dream of developing a championship outfit, like in the days when Barrie, Stratford and other smaller places would come through ml top." • * * * Just how widespread this feeling is, or what could be done to correct such a situation, we are not prepar- ed repayed to say, But we do know that the centering of so 'much of the hockey spotlight, of recent years, on just one place—Toronto—hasn't been a bit of help to the• game in the Province at large, * * * In all the excitement over the Grand National Sweepstakes, we have been wondering just how many of the thousands who breath- lessly waited to find out whether or not they 'drew a horse' might have spared themselves a lot of suspense and loss of sleep,. Or, to put it more briefly, what percent- age of those carefully -cherished tickets were the real thing? After talking with a gentleman who should be in a fair position to know, we have cone to the conclusion that a great many of us have been dreaming of winning a life of ease by means of chunks of paper that never were 'closer to Ireland than, let us say, the city of Montreal. * * * - For, according to our informant, the business of peddling phoney Irish Sweep tickets is once again. in full swing—and a nice, cosey racket it is because, as you are doing something illegal in buying one, you have no possible come- back. "Unless you get your ticket direct from Ireland—and know and trust the man you get it ,from," we were told, "It's better than even looney that the one you had was a fake, printed right here in Can- ada." . So, having been warned, we're going to be extra careful from now on. Anybody know where we could grab a ticket for the Derby Sweep? The first balloon ascension in America took place in Philadelphia in 1793, *Crisis in Britain Is International It is evident that Britain's Finan- cial position is so insecure that it cannot be resolved without sub- stantial outside financial assistance comments the Montreal Gazette, For the sake of the world economy Britain cannot be permitted to bankrupt itself. Only self-interest is involved for Britain's creditors. But it isq uite certainthat both Canada and the United States must snake further handsome loans to bolster the pound and . restore the British economic organization. Britain is now in the position acidly described by analogy by the late Lord Keynes who pointed Out that when a man owed his hank $1,000 he was 'at its mercy: when he owed it $1 million, the bank was at his mercy, The collapse of the pound would so disorganize international trade and international finance that the cataclysm might well reduce the world to the barter system. it is a prospect tliat cannot he viewed with equanimity. It would he par- ticularly appalling for Canada. whose economy is based on export trade. Britain, sentiment aside. must be revived. It can only restore itself through superlative individual effort supported by foreign finance. Only the U.S. and Canada have the capi• tal to prevent world catastrophe Together they must help to save Britain not in altruism but in self- defense. Lightning—"greased" or other- wise—is really fast. Its speed is 10,- 000 miles per second. 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