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list of foods 'especially. rich, in vitamin numbers are advanced, as if they languag through regular broadcastin� channels fast roadster screeched to a A . , 11 ,�
1, �' begins to forsake it; -nuni- On the outskirts, of Lansing, Mich., had,.disadvantages. qp., ,
� 4G. At one end of the room on a table really meant anything. But unless erous declensions One Chicago wo- where Sheriff Taylor's car . . ",
Canned pimento, for which there place two large size baking pan, and English is i and conjugations, it-. a,one-story brick 'building is the heart i blocked ffie 1�
I ' n itself a good and worthy OPtative, coliprtatirve, prediciative of an ex rim man, reported -that aburglar was loot- I highway. The two thugs surrender. . .
I � � we so many delightful uses, has also in each one hwvk- a short lighted language for the world. to us e Pe ent Watched by the ing an apartment across the street. ed at the point of a gun and seven
I � beed tested and, found to be fully as candle in a candlestick -a d e, all moods, and all the other flumin ries whole nation. Here the first tat
rich in vitamin C as the same weight of safety matches. The n a box the nura-bers. in the world won't make 'Of Primitive speech. s a- ,V,T,hen- a radio car reached the apart -'hours after the broadcast they were ..
pans ar� . Gradually there Wilde POlioe-radio hook-up is an ac- ment the robber was go ..."',
of fresh ciapefruit, so that this con- used for safety's sake, of course. D ,e it so.. begiusto emerge a lean, effic.ient d.ia- tualitY. Radio waves fromm this b ne. In one behind 4ars in Dallas. :�",
.1 � venient comestible,. I -already high�ly ei- vide your company in two sides Wi I- Second, politics. The World War . ect. casting road- corner the radio was going full blast Such quick apprehension of crim- 1�.�
I teemed for its color and flavor, may a captain for each side and, 9" th unquestionably ,enhanced in tralnend- I .station will warn state, coun- and under its lid was tucked this note: inal,g is one of the most effective -;!,
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� I up -ous measure the Prestige of the two been considered a linguistic virtue. ing criminals. Similar broadcasting !1 I I :
-J, ,nowbe accorded, a strictly nutritional them at the opposite end of the -room great English-spea the another reason why broadca.sting po- cities where radio -cars have been, ill- I..,
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value as well. . fTom the table. When the Word Go is wealth,. 0 king COMIXIOn- The Properadliective to use in describ- stations, planned in o r parts Of lice alarms through regular channels stalled, the crime chart has taken, a. .
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, given, one person from each sjdlehur� financially ,advising st of the ge& was rich, and the country, make radio ono' of the is unsatisfactory. Soon after Detroit distinct downward ;trend. -Seven time:�; - ��
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ries to"the table, blows out tha candle, einment, there are, and they have erate or decadent. What Was the forcement. law en- begau experimenting, a police r,fficial in two weeks Detroit niaebines, reach- : ).
WHEN CHRISTMAS TREE COMES opens the box and takes out -a niatch, made good, too. Hand) in hand with Greek verb if not rich, '71th tr* hu Wing down a side street heard a ed the spot in time to prevent burg- .,;�
0 . ligheva the candles, shuts up the bx American ad -n- Last spring President Hoover re- wa ..
� visers have gone British dTed varying dresses it might wear? quested an appropria popular dance tune coming from a laries. I
DOWN . again, and carries it back to his side- diplomats, and together they have And does not the mod tion to put re- parked police automobile. To prevent . .,.:�!
passing it to the -next in turn. ern English verb ceiving sets in 16 police cars in the What is probably the most elabor- . I .?
Of done much -toward bringing crews from listening to Amos 'n- Andy ate radio -car equipment in the worM ,� I 4
Perhaps I ani unduly sentimental, Course, the side whose men finish about display a decadence verging upon District -of C�oium,bia. In more than instead of headquarters, modern PG-, is operated by Scotland Yard, in Lou- ":1
,� but to me there is something Pathetic blowing out And, lighting world peace according to the Ford 'shamelessness with only two 1 67,
-their candIs . ? 40 large American cities radio equip- lice. sets are made so they can be don. Sixty specially built, powerful !"A
� about ,our cast -out Christmas trees first, Wins, recipe. But—is English a good Ian- ! It w.,%s in 1892 that a Da 'Jw'�
. . . . But everyone must have guage for everybody to speak? nish schol- ped Police, cars are patrolling the tuned in only on the home station. I . _.�
I forlornly'd4corating the ash can, or a turn. . I ', ar, Otto Jespersen, punctured this street&, saving seconds in, the machines are camouflaged as furna- '�
leaning depectedly for support agahist Third, trade. The American dollar legend with a b race What goes on behind the scenes tu - trl'
. ook called Progress in with crime. re vans, vegetable trucks, or luxur- ,':, �
10 � In 20 months, 1800 "ra- when a spectacular radio arrest is ious limousines which liveried chauf- �.
The Christmas Present Game will has swept the money markets of the Langvage; and sinte-then "decadence?, dio -arrests" were- made in De O-ity de? At D troit headquarters a fears. Each is manned by a crack
I i -rage time for each arrest dispatcher is tn direct communication
I � thet garage, theirglories past and de- be popular, too. Cover a table with world, and the ,"pound sterling iff" not has, had things all its o1wn way. And and the Ave tr ma c,
parted. every sort of trinket And article you far be -hind, it'' Did you follow the after all, why not? Can You picture was 90 seconds. with the police broadcasting station speed driver -and picked crew, and fg, I
., Soon after New Year. choosing per- can get togetherr. Provid ea h gu st s ock i r s'i e late crash --oh, Yourself selecting -among .th,�. T,we-Irve One night last winter a radio ear WCK on Belle Isle. When the,report :
: -neil and paper. Let everyone didn,t You! capable of 70 miles an hour.
4 hhps a stormy day when the children with pe; e 0 e t, TPO t n th
! ---and did you. notiee how Possible forms -of bomVe when you was patrolling its section of Detroit of a crime comes in he presses -a but- plied with direct telephone corrue,etion I
, I are glad, to stay indoors, I k,uPPlY have a good look -at the table, then. In Michigan, banks are being sup-
. . -them with boxes and tissues saved stand a screen in frout,of it. An securities 'all over the globe were af- might be using the single word goodi? when ordered to a home where burg- ton. A red light flashes at WiCK. Out with the broadcasting station at Lan-
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-gay ,ornaments and eieletn)c again permitted to look to see if he 1,ar�t is not , better word than "frane', carried, this simplification of forms the house. In less than 30 seconds repeats it into a microphone. Fre- snare the criminal& In the not -dist- - ' I '
t, from 0hristmas gifts. The bri article is taken off and each person is SIG the first reason why English is lars werre reported. It picked up the of a loud speaker comes the message sing. The instant one is rahbed, a
� ) tins,61, J ght financial leadership. But if "dol- the best -world language. is that it has inessage when it w
� . l lights are all taken from the tree., Cali -tell what the missing thing is. Or 141ira,11 what do these facts mat- fa
I carefully w—ripped, packed- in the box- The name of the missing ar,ticle is rther than*'has any other modern the ,burglars were .1
l0s, and 'a -list of contents is made on written ter? under arrest. quently crews in the cars can hea7 ant future, Detroit's former Police .�
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on ,his sheet of paper. This language. In. German good still has Such broadcast alarms are repeated the dispatcher himself and start on Comn�dssioner rophesies, . .. �
the cover of'4mwh box—ready for -use * Finally, talkies. Talkies made in 4,lx dresses to wear, and in French three ,times -so there will be -no mis- the run before the dispatcher relays the whol, Unit Rutledge P inked ,�
�. p,repeated tw6fve times. The person Hollywood are riding triumphant ov-
course, there is always breakage, and ., prop di * police car the orfder. by Police wireless so that ini the- evient .1 I
q � ,when Christmas comes again. Of who has the greatest number of art- e, All the foreign bans four. The German verb still counts take. One Indianapolis ed States will be I'
agan' Iz- J�s forms by the trunkful, and the 1pvt January Picked up a descrilytion, of a major crime every police station .1,
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Ao the supply each year, but the chil- Is eldition; -herever the sun shines. They ish alo ' Of and sheriff's Ace in the country vyill I"
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acquaintances, and each year as the CONSIDER USES BEFORE YOU in -r me Yetinveate they had gone, six bloc Fo�mer Police Commissioner Rutledge
dren are -always eager to renew old may well prove the most effective approached English in its fofmless� fore and captured. them -be. crimes has been, easier t
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. ornaments are Agin unwrapped I . English. I they were hauled into the p') I ice car of Detroit says convictions bive in- -0. . 't
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11 'hear ,combients like this: "I always . But ought English to 'be spread Is important, is impurity. En' is ning. One ,of the Negroes rolled his cars are abl Those who, through deception got - .11
loved this one"; "Here%, our lovely Whenever it is necessary for ,me it intrinsically a ,better language than probably more im-pure t e to swoop down upon ell
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I lstarl" etc. to Purchase dishes or cooking utensils French or German ,or even Chinese? tongue, .ancient or modern more -work than they should
H your small son. has been,given. a I invariably recall an incident Of my This is the, moral question' which Dick$ up words from any language at . Before radio and the aut.im,Dbile ample a few weeks ago in Detroit a less than they were legitimately on- .., ,
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box Of tools let him use hils' Law. to childhood. M7 mother had asked- my Ivrk,s be -hind the facts, and this is �11, and by the Process it has s,ue- were combined to make posslblo� such telephone call reported a brutal mur. titled to.—Han-vilton Spectator. " �
eut the i�W and- the branches Into father -to buy several vegetable dishes the question Which- we must now con- �eeded in making itself international. amazingly ,speedy arrests, police ears der. A car picked up the Alarm not � �
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. - lengths suitable for the 'fireplace. on one -of his trips to town, and. I sider. Back in, 30,0 B.C., to take a Scarcely any foreigner leadris nmglish were out of touch with headquarters far from the scene of the crim6. In 'Way back was when speed demons �.f... I
i, I i 1; -Tie them into smallbundles And when can see, even, now, the disappointment parallel instance, Hellenic G,reok be- 'without finding many "old frie-rds in for long stretches. Now they can be two minutes, the killer was arrested, were 11scorcheirs" on bicycles.—Ottawa R
4 cbry, they will add to the cheerfulness on my mother's face as, she viewed carne a world language. It supplant- the 'now 'Vocabulary, Impurity is a reached instantly and can be given ad- just as -he was about to Citizen. 'h
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; , I placed on, the radiator will 'fill the the, years have, brought me under- Aramaic of Palestone. Yet either was 'use b* Messages come in as clearly portant piece of evidence would have i�
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nothing 'but a sledge hanimer would on the nations to-daY no -such shabby radio -police car is doing is recover comments one writeT.—Galt Reporter. .1
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EGG CANAPES WOrd-hoard are only paralleled by lowed. In 19�27, Commissione,r Wil- tno.riths 80 machines were recovered in the hope chests di this year's June ,. �'V'
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.. pped, -seasoned canned spinach, dishes weresquarel The corners were thezimple to the complicated, 'but the repetiti,ous; he can vary his word staipion. The experi inonth than are reported stolen. The breakfast i-oom.—Galt Reporcer. .--
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