The Lucknow Sentinel, 1933-08-03, Page 6Canada The Empire and The Work( at Larke
CANAPA.
New 'BOP :Of Aim lifsack-
Itaq a new law re-:
6.Teding. pedeetrianS., the
Legisiat-
are. at its laat session. 'enacted, that
• tftei Atli 1st, Pedestrians .:on•tit.e
.',/174:Ye Must keepto the left,' The -new
• Tote of the, road appfles to all
lflgh-
ays the .orgeniaed urban:cen-
tres -Heretofore alltirattle. wee com7
;Ailed te heel?te tile, right.. •The neW:
'order le :that persona walking on the:
• \readei unless :there,. is . ,reeognizett
• leethpath • for pedestrians' use, shall
• Welk to Meet the: approaching: Vehien-
treffic. •• It mai i be: said that' .Ple
towerand simpler the „traffic' larva the
I :better. '.Difflc1ty wiI1 doubt be
eneonntered lanialting 't.n, .n97 .rele
-,'PPeOtire,' 0A lei'
the old .orger.,,..naa,Obtalited,.,?ancl.:
^ be-
cause In meet' British countries
:entire. road 4:1egally ,lielorigs any
perscin using:. it,' he:being,40,,slionsible
:
or WS' 'ielatiOnal- to-i•any-7,10-.61, who
usqs•'.'it', The .new rele.legalized "in
'ew l'orit,:followa the 'linea of com-
.1n.MCsense.:. .Its''operatione. .will be.
watched With intereot. ..It should tend
tO:Make' niotbi-Ing and'. 'walking on
, •
Ilte:•highwaya, safer. -Toronto Ivelail ft-
. -,cheep. Peres. pay.
'Sixteen Menthe ago :the, two
of Canada began l'ex-
.0e4t4hting• -.With' cheap' eitOnralens,
?alfing pass.ender reVeaues :dictated
„the venture and It was, with Mime
doubts that the excupelons'Were
, .
augurated.. .the' tailWayehave been
'checking:rip', en :the results ,antl: the
'answer is satisfactory. ' ;A. A. Oar-,
diner,+rissistarit-getteralz7Pti-Wenger
, .
. . . , ,
traffic manager :of lhe.•Canadian•
; tional Railways, repprta•tbitt, he ex-
. „
or*,
• ctirelcins,' are "the': yright!"LoPpide the
-depression so far as the) trailWari are
.• concerned. •Slime 1932;
407 exdursions he,ve: been, 'arranged
:by the C.N.R. andthe C.P.B. , to,
•••sthe end'. of May, '331,600 .paAttengers
had liken • adirantage „.:Ot thetn:.„ The
groas-,:.derninge :from :these.' -llar-441
trlPs • totalled :$90,0,000.'• This report
Of' re:Mite :WMl lead ter :the ;hope. that,
• Will eontinuate ,he a per-,
-aliment feature t4.4 'tritrispertation in
•, 'Canada.--ottawa bititen. '
• 'Fortunate MarItimel.
BY cern arlso
four ,Yettra,Aery well;''and 'while,' there
.1:410blem.4ot Anienipio.Y.ment
dni-lek.g the fall and: winter riot
e• liti7rietrilytas.,.serictus.,es that of a
Von or the anfiulaitIon o alieep cOat
Pt tan, Periodical •101060' applica-
tion ot .:the• sun wnl do,' mere gfthd
thatt" 'Ong periods Of ,'...cqutialtal • ,ek-•
Poenrft, "
. Sir :Henry , Gativien. well-known
British, doetor And an '.enthoothet ofr
the•' lieaeficial 'results .'ot preper...4,00•4
bathing,' ^ recently.. said: ° •
, "San exhilarates , and erillien6; Tt:
inducea:gaiety, liveliness, 4and, a, -genie.
of well-lieing., • It braces • 'tip and
cheers thesou. Like all stimulanta,
.Pressett.. exeese It intoxicates
, and then' exhaneta:: again' like„ .1111:
.stinittlente, if, exhibited • oVer toe long
4,Period,' it6 tenid actiori il,ecreapee,'"
!Pik; in/OA-matron; 0041111;g :` 'trent:an
•expert .andone who ' has'. conduCted
. , . .
.nOnirrotte, ei(porinients. witlt,the then
anent:ie.; qualities 'Of girii rad1ation,s
Well Werth coneidering. The, "dOiage":
o sunlight Varies Ot, 0eurse Per
.dividual and •eaCh-40 t find his own
• point Of 'efdciency.. ' Prequent %hort;
.eicppsuree are, of more benefit than
. . . ,
ocea,siOnal leng'expostirea.,• Tli‘si fact
will lie remeinlier.eclk-hy the, 'wise .--
Wienipeg Free. Pre, ' •• '
,
Victory 'Fpr Women:
There is evidence that etrong feel-
ing has been stirred on behalf, of the
Bill, introduced into , the :House of
'Commons recently by Sir John Sende-
giVing womaa fre-e-dTin,•
EM• PIRE.
•
EMPIRE.
yearbefore, With::that aSsurance.
.,the people Will beable-to enjoy more
tidily:- the pleasures: 'Of the summer
seasoti.:+•SI, ,JOhit..•Telegraph401.17,lal.
' • •
• t.atit ' Agatnet ' Carrying 'Arms. .
One.of the finest pieces), a legisitt;
tion that haVe. been Ps:med.-in may
• years le now in force, and hereafter
:
no one in Canada' Is 'perinitteil • to
earry • fireartne Without special
*eaten. ;Weare fairlY clear • Ofthe
•':Southern European habit ,og ,carrying
...knives, , the.: i-orsr had: habit of.',cav-
''-iying.,$iiii0,',revolvers-4n-kother'faiiiIST
• of .notoie, •outOniattea",-ota:, has crept•
.., oyer from the i.).'nited States and :leads'
often to fatal--7'-reattltit.,-An•-.:404,rxels
wbieb,' were , they , properly :.eoritined
;to: the 'geed •WeepotiA
the lista., Weald . be '''....comparatively
- Herald • • '
•
.• „lined Hogs.
.10,rinted, oti ,One large' transport are
the Words, "Chit inotio • is 'courtesy..
MIS ,:truck hogs •the, road '.notify
7,thls'4,00PagY•!'. ;;31,14Y; :RePftle wk.!'
thatHeiery trenspert: and 'bus • cont..
pant .'wouldnot oly adopt but ra
'tice-,th,f,i• Motto, The Way: many ot
er$,4Ft4"7:dittge-iirte:•4tiiit
nases hog- the centre 0! road is
• ,dangermisto...gen:Oattraffic; and, those:
authority should- make an e7tample.
• of. seine' 'of. them' in an, .endeivor
' to she*. 'that the 'business Or:Pleas-
Australia vs. Japan
-
• lit31/1 , ails ew Theatre Code
et°A!tralian Na"
T. o be Re' viewCan rra ' Anstrala. Important e
'additions th the Australian Navy were
annPunPed in the H0Pse ok Repre.'sellta- Bans ',"-c yo,1f ' lIckets,,44, a4.-44:
VoreS" bY the Pritne, Mit:1140,r in ontlin- "Po •
•
erS, will' be lstlt *te AuStittlia hY the , ,!.,s.... o,ntroversy for: 1 earri .
Eogginie: (Nl,eta evnye:oPl:reepniPat:•sY•i .:iidlea:7:s: , .N:wir,y9rkd.r.:.•:its. ;U:tri7.'-o-,a•oCaoallwsheioh,
sels in the.Australian Navy which are actore„ dramatists, inanagers, produe- , 4
41)1)4,aehileig the end of their. existence.
Nyt.bthese,,a.vn,344,,tlepoehedgontnissoankdp:ositxs,vvtPiriferdeo. :gio.asv,;,Ptio-en::y.; gBjeorniciise i:Gel.4e (illi nYn4 : :6fuatoall durgtngehu 1 11 d, ,r.' tart. ,ani juldngosa:h, ion! cfs, .
Ihe dePtrPTer $.0-41rt 0 '1,86°' Ons the musical
.P.41.?isnei,ehthgeundse,stft'ney:trQ.Ar;ozsoe to::, jelr k.n...t•etiler, ':oor:te? rlAinielf,starillitioni;olf.orthlte,b.N4 .114,7,sirttatLApl...L„,,,
.6peed of 84.'kre",-. - Four V-ClaSS dee.-
S',..clitos. Australian destreyers, .
,.. hit ex i. • ' -lacIP•g' its -II ' ' '' ' d' ' .ti -n3
.. Tlia` loan of • these ships to .Anstra•-•
troyers Superior in c,uns, tonnage and
terpede. nal-man:exit- will , replace, fent change•s in the practices af. the .iegiti7,
for. ae'tors and. Other •revolutionary• ,
mate:theatre. :: ' •" ' - 4: :
ticket agencies', a MiiiiMum wage scAlle
lel l'a41;p: . *le A. riaLtnhda t.t.o• ..t,oh e., 0 nC:Ion:1 e n 7-0, a I th 4...c:01riinsf rst sou, vee8:mil swyht hI'veb,he. :'t":11Va7vine wl3gleCrorl:c.pc espic!:t0,111, :
Government will be saved the cost q
i dustry for earsconstitute priecipal'
Present, destreyera, When:. the time l'h.t„ affect , ,
everyone ,•in .thc• thea :
comes to scrap theM•..., • .., : -,.
: ince. Englishrdpr,:ti„oy-er will be takencitettli :Predtleer4.30-4ernb:4w0me.....Ati
for ,the pubtle, not onlyla" it iicattred
,oer ,in ;Eng1art4 by 'Australia at the ,.
mere satisfactory ,practices, in.:the:saki .
'end of-11933nanned by 'officers and of tiaets, but that the curtain :Will
instil of the Royal • Australian Naty.
go up • as announced. Theatre critide •
Other defence piano for Australia in- _
are-promisil that.-theAnanagers vrill: -
cllicles,,increased pay` for the inilitia;
net '"distort" their 'reviews f or :adver-'
• attraet additional recruits,"strengthan-
tising Purposes: The practice, of .(Yrnit ,
ingof:. garrison and,• ports defences;
producers of "papering" their'thetttrei:
151•"*.c1ae k)f beav7 fighting planes' and by the indiscriminate use Cf:' passei
expenditure on the defence airport at .
• bannnd as an "unfitir -practice,"
'Pat, -vin. • .,4, ,
• Cenqueror of - AmeriCa's best meets ••Jap • tennis -star.. J. Crew -
ford . of Australia whci ge,nsationally routed- Ellowcrth Viees of the
':United StateS, pictured with J: Satoh of. Japan at Wimbledon..
to ' retain her :13ritialt, nationalitY. When
446 :marl -tea isioreigner, the. atter-
native ,which . gives 'effect •••te'
!The Hagne. Convention•lef
'1930, ciar-
ldoeg not satisfY. the'. principle' of
•eettality 'status' betWeen Mari and
.'•vvonea-nrsinceltrlettirrealltiteu etrth 0
. . . ,
casein which the :..woraen: "by. . reit-
;s"on„of, her Marriage :hasaCquired the
riational•kty,•pf her hilaba,nd.".It ma
.EFeon aksrattil 'Matter to., raise these
entotions;• but the logic': of it is clear,
and be- on safe:
'ground if it 'grants women simple
option to, retain their 'Britiall nation,
•
• • , • Pros reoe n I htlia.- • '
It is ;new More fatly realized how
ter...reaching .'have -:.'been • the, changes
that .haVe • taken. placia.ln • India in
.the yeaie, •and how little
'Taltie attaches to the 0001011 ofthose
Who42 firatoillnd • •accittaintand61 With
,
Indian • conditio • a.. te
,rapreottf:ofidate,•;,,,there`is•:.'new,L4esiii
jeridendY,: , toe . assuni6 :that . the
improyed conditions • 'preVailirig-ln,
.India :are adeesSailly. awl :solely 'the
reui0 • policyr adopted
hY the present v iceroy 1 heS0 are
,recognized to be Pertly,* least the
. .
consequence of ;a, growing tonfidenice.
itinting•Ifidiana in' British' go'od „faith:
and •• of a' belief' that., the :proMise.c.q
constitutional adVahoe7wIll, really be
inipleinented... ',And as the .Pro0s146,
in the .Wilite Paget itself .are more
fully studied ...it is , •ridi.eti•
lous;:lt io to • apply • to thenVIlfe:.terins
•"Stirrender"'-: and alid1eatiOn."••••4ftio:•'
go.W.,..iterald. • •-•.' •
.•
.
".:..
Neec for Doard. •
• may .i34
,willing-Ttoydialtens,e-with the ' asaiat.,
ance ..og the ..Dnipire Marketing Pea#1.
coltralos••.are
in; quite a:different'
tent ,AS :they
• 'Eaten andresetirce6awaiting '
de-
velpment,; no one Of 'the* possesses
the :Means to • do f9r, itself' What,. the.
Brapirallarketing Beard .nti* dees. for'.
all, • 'They "Cannot .AFOrd to • disPenne,
With Its Serildee. There' ternairi....alse
to be Considered the:Inter,este of the.
British.; producer, whoSik:Posititin.' in
the •.home market has been :greatly.
improved during the:. few year's that
the '„Ficiard has'teen, in eicistence. It.
'Orght4Et-W5TpOiiible-ince:rsilOS:tion'
With, . the. Crown ;,COlonies to frame
sorne scheme for preserving •tho
Board's „ orgenizat oirrroic.the• benefit
of the ,Pro -
ahem,. keeping: the door • open ..•..for
e ad* ;ha s some. right .on :our hjgh. the eo-operatiott :On a recipropal basis
ways, -Ailsa Craig Banner. , ' of any. Dominion - which may desire
, • , . „ ,
• , • • JO share those benefits,-, 4ondon
Danger of Insect •" • • I TMes- • • I. .
'Plague of graOshoPpeils ':has 'hit ‘4 '
Evolution of a Nation. .. ,
The ;pc:silken of China, today is not
J
• Manitoba wheat field • With about
• •tWO. thIiion gores 'th'reatened, Here.
•• in Scitithern Ontario the latest :pest is
• .the toed chaf�r, whiel..1 has. tleirelon•
••ed . a liking fOr: the ,leaVtie et•
• (robe.. When.the, chafer has littialted
With the loayee. 'and...the ste,rling With
the fruit, 'Wimp, will 'the 'fat/tier" hate"
• -ieftt graVe.p,robleitt this, , relieved
tunneWhet. hy the: aiiertioli.....of • A *Olt
: ,knOwn authority thet4the •: benefits
•conferred by .the staling ,sonneirhat
• 1 outweighs its liabilities:. At any rate;
., the number�finjurious:, laseete, pestS
and, blights,' seetri' to be nhilItiplying
far _toe rapidly': They May yet hp
the end, :of Heferin,er.: •
' knows India.
• Ittid'yord Hinting, has beemite Vice -
'president of the Indit....Defelice League,.
otganitatlen. OpPOsedto givingre-
'. spitasibte-• gOvertittient; ',before the
people :Of the, Country 'are finite& tb
/Opting knOis Ills", India nitteh
• ....h,otter••.ttitth people: Who,: helve • never
been 'there, hut Who,inaist• upoti'Mati,
•
'Ing iihnoavihio notes tfon S,•,4•:-Prederi,C,
tett • * '
.
'
,
tmlike that of England, when • the Tu -
':dor inottureiti, ..With the haeking• or
the t:rhdlitg.,hbd • thefergnint cTaes
ateadily. ernalieti both genital .barons
and riVal),CialMatits te,the.throrie.,'Tire.
Was • done 1argiy heeetree •the,,
King, kept a • niOnepOly, of;a•tieW wee-,
poo, the train of artillerY. Th6 neW
weePon 'of:today 18 thelaIrpittne.' The
Central Government Of diiitta4leeda
'Monopoly of aih,lanes to tieittroY •Ite:
Opponents and enforce its •,Wheri,
the lawless. elements 'have ;:heett
ed out,, It sinittid nO'fmpossible task
to' prevent the Military.. from ;setting,
'up" aptyrennY, 'provided, the moderniSa-
‘tiOn'et the, toontty, 46og forWard and,
Wealthy'and honest- Claes lit feral,.
ors and merchants Is t•ipilerWeti'• to come
t0,the Hoeg Hong • Weekii,
Presa, • ,
• General Smuts 'may liken :the pree-_,
.enti• econotoic-sitnation of the world
, to, that which .Immediately preceded
the collapse.' of .the BIM -nazi BinPire.
' .
.Thatntay be- so, .tnit ::various ;crises
during 'the., litet '1,509' years enlinent
• Men ,ef' the -calibre. of 'General 'Spirits
have .feared , the WOO, .altheugh
• tori•;:.-hea-•sixtee ahOWn: their ::forehod,'
•.ingb ..to have be.en . In truth'
'there. is, no need for oe.
tangoish thodeldrinna..,;.,.Thinge are
noc.I.se, he'd is they appear, and titer
is.' A�.. reaion tti..doebt'.',thatpreeett
44.; doeultiee-.:,*.ilt diaaply6 before
the detertnination" Of • nn.--4berde6a
'Weekly' '' ••• '
'rain For
, .
.• ,the teeent speeches 'of Genera
Smut,have .,shown his keen -apprem-
itlint of :;the. fieethat otroublea•
:of •the tarniers:.cannot put . . . _
le. the. diSeqrillibrittm!,cit,''priceii b
tSnttclibad .farming. The •veld: •is.
nver-stiielted;..larid. Is being 'ufir4 up
andsoi1 erosoir plays havoc Fur
• ther largo: branch46 of proditetion,ar6
eMidlieted-oit-rhOPelerisly iteedenoinie,
A , • ',BratiiTTrast",-,illOuld
•
now leek: into the ...faete which the
reports' of .eXperts :and periediettl
va'atignopni.'have •brought to light and
• 'deduce .therefreni,-. practical arigges,
tione, for the guidance • of . the. GeV-
ern:Mont.:. ;"Parliatneitt • shOuld. also he'
enlightened , Snell Matters:AS '..the
'effect of. its 'economic policies' on: the.
.farMing, community, and the. tendency
"Of so Many fat -niers to .1i0l4' more land
,than,the.capitel :at their dianosial,
ables. them te. work to advantage.. A
crisis ha been "reaelied. in. the:hfs
tory ;44: bad, farining„ .,and fulictamen-'
tal chaff-lei:Of pOliey are. Overdee,
'1116 OttPe. Argus: '• " •••
-Flight of Italian Arinada
Estimated at :$3,000;00r0
Itome,-,The flight ;of the Italian air
:armada under general Rai° Balbo 'Au
• ChiCagO Wee estImated have coilt
-
about :$3.00O,000, including $56,00.0
for ea.qh plane. • •
The exnerisee eking' the route,.
base for 'trawlers; were
about 854 000 which ...will be ‘met -by" from 1906
a apedial sale of air stamps. I to 1930 In•orit- five years
in New _..Zeiland's history .has there
sale already has h$110000 7 been a atxplits"Of departure.i.. Prior to
The 'fuel and • 'Iuhricants, .•for ' 1631; the only such between
planes were: auriplied by eemmorci 1,$.88 and . 1891, marked the
Roncerjis. Other !exiTies • illL9ludel.trough..of .prevrous depreSsiop7 .
costl3 in4rumente. at. '';about * •
each. , , The , training :'.ot the . crews
required two ;Yeat8,- It was part of Spain••FigrOpn:ce.r.a.. ,reatr
."•. . ,••• .formulaton o a
S T (‘ T.
the Usual air :forge training • '
To • ronto . woman Judi trade teaty 'between .'§Pain. and the
TThe rinramunrwigeseale Wird-40ri
represents a step never attempted
New Zealand Data Shows" * :fore. Under thiA pi-0144km, the minio-,
Fewer- People Leaving "mum for ,ac,ters' with more
, •
Auckland N:z ' L t ' f • s years' cperience is $40 to $50 for thPs4
, . .77_ as _ year ewer •. • . •
with less exPerience; $25; fer„dhorni: 7,
people . left New Zealand „than :•atany,
Members in New , York City, $30; .On,
time since the War. this'is'..Ozie' r6s- the road, $3,5. • Actors have neVer beet:
peat in Whieh the Migration •statisties
paid during rehearsal, periods, but, bl :
Of the DM -ninon' reflect the prevailing
4• .13presPsiit°e11,.thiS . failing off' in...,depa.r.- .nat(ITnPcie*.?:1111:6; tel:Ike'sr4:.q.a°414areeyrs:144tilitidef'111' .
of the•first two weeks of veheaiSal..
„Wrest there Was, as in,1931, d szball
Maxirinini hours for ,reheat41Will
•=slarPlits.....of .deptittnres Ovet:Irrivale, •
-be-estiiblisitedFTWith-penaltie ..sfor---VielT -
'Which:16.a lesUlt of the decrease ' in'
,iminagration, :Ill 1032 there .:Were only latiO"' PreS8 6'6'14 itatl°n° in °411 ,
41;72 ..)pei,./.11.nnent' . imini ta locality are assured a• $50 weekly Min1.
avihst an. annual .ave•rage , of. 9,759 --z.unmaiget7t-ttii-dhettiretzia;relrinsglyi; lelOhinaPvitenla
001: mininintn• for !,..a ' 44 -hour week;_
-iishera, tieket-takers,*sernh Wornert•and I
.othera of the' 'inisCellaneetis "theatrit
'forge, ^a g0j.centS.,an-liOur mini Millif iiiiti '
'IV diiitotir week. •The wages fer;th4, '
theatre's:organized-label.; stage handl-
Musicians and wardrobe naistreSses, ,.
Stand as an the present • contracts, :
.PlitYrights •:are guaranteeda' :.$041' ,
-rtioilnuna-Hwith:viieceptance4-of--theiz;-, .-
e pnited States is still pending, Snaiit
:At ;,ChiFago.Sh
-S44 ow: ,,at:41: .tyance hive Signed...anotketioom.,
1
. •
This heat -wave business means that,
has to buy a 'a Of new.
clothes -to letrVe off,-Ottaa Journal,
has been selected 'one of -the
,three •'' judges_ of :the ...International.
•Champirkshiti Cat. :ShOW-...to be held-
in-Chicagov.:September 3. and.
Mies Eliott • one of Canada's
heat -known cat breeders, ,•• )9,he'-htis
been show secietary for the Cana-
dian National Exhibition 'cat show
for a ' number cic-yeafil;7iid.. is re-
corder for the - InternatiOnat Cat
Council of Toronto, ,the Only otgin-
lzation' registerig cats inCanada,.
.
., • . • "•
World Conference Sets-
•• e ep ,one Recoril
• toitircin.theWerld, Economic pen-
ferene.'has set. at 'least oner,46Cord-,--
iftir _01.04.4041 te1ephone tails; wore
• than •8;000 calls wore' Made from 'the
ci-eorokiehimtfreath,'•ii: the .flrfit Week,
and 500 of thesewere speCial, priority
callsiy .fOrelgn :delegates. The dello,
, gates ot only two emintriet4, japan and.
Chlna wer,e unable to•teleRhoTe•'•their,
home govertiniente.' •
•• '•
e4.
PIctu,res °right, .9.1de. ,
:There are about 90,009.triore 'People.
In eninlOYitient now titan thorn, "Were, "
yehr-igo. • .Despite 'all the' 'Iribcit
atiVing inventions', the tatibiniiiSlitaetilli'
and other toodatt: ton#iflon4 on'oettl '
apanese Wins Italian Awar
an avenant?
; • NutUal trade ceneessions'are gtenr-'
'C.-d-hrtheTt'tvo-4euntri-esA-Ccerdfng.
to ',:the_-tfaventint" ,a6:• nizblished_hy_the
Official ,Gazette .he* Spaitt!a•-enitrees"-
:dons to Prance, ittelide 'principally the
purchase Of :2000" tons- of • Algerian
tobaece in bulk, :arid •the' lowering Of
tariffs en • champagne from : 6 gold'
pesetas to-, 2 50 a after': •••• • :, • ;
Among France's • Concessions to
Spain is,the:granthog.of 59: per Cent:
of he canned P:sh iMports,,undet. the
qubta 'system, to •Certain,•pro-
visions are imposed, however. ,Dluties
;are 'reduced on various . minor ',cam-
-Moditiea! .• Bestrictiona:On imports
Spanish fruit s are slightly:eased.
Adelaide Nearly ',Doubles:
.Pcipulation. in 20 Yew
Adelaide;' Aust -Adelaide :has
doubletEin populatikrirr during' the. licat
,20 Tears; nccording to the city engin-
, . • ,
.eer, I/ft...W.:C. D. Veale, in an 6,4dreas
given be the:Institute a Engineers.
From .03;000' in 1,91.2,,:the. popula-i
tion,ot the: inetrepolitati, area greW
36,00.0 in 1933. Tcr,ttc\coininodate this
increase, 36,000 neirhonses were Wilt'.
?tiring the, period :under .keview,' the.
densityOf population had ',,increased
from 1,9.p,ereon,e lin 'acre to,3.2'persons
:an: are. It Was estimated Vy'theitrwn
:planner -titit4he-popttlation .w �1dbe
.635,000 in ,1971; andlen those figures
the deniity 'of _pOpinlation would •am-
ount to .9.27-persoits• an adre by that
-year. 1.
'
,ieoity.tgraduate''is,
:AWarded fellOwship
. A 110'0 •Society -"Of' Canada",Fel-
,..low'sb 1 IP to .1.)9 held' at.irownha.m.'Oet.,
logo and ).,•the ittotaaY,', School, Cain -
bridge, hOs bei' :a:wadded Dr,
Deretily, F. Ver)wardi A -graduate',.in
Arts • of the ;unlVelSJtyof Toronto,
:Who fields also. the 'post.graduati:ile
.greed 'of and. The work
Mr Which ',she aiverited`thIS:'iel-
lowifilip" Is Concerned With the', Phy-
slonigicall-esistaride•Of Wheat planta
to: httitek ;of root. tinribi. her post-
graduate- StudieS, thedepartinent
ofbotany' she held or:felliovisliip'.of
,the 'Ontario itesehreh .•
Dr,. Forward • expeeto. •to
,T,;;;nkland)- this summer,' -
„
Cotton Far,Mers Sign 110'1,
Charlotte; 1%I.C.'--li1eekiiigs of farm
'e*S. hi tOWnships of '1VIeck1etibarg.
Cuntyended With a Tergts pereetititge
.ef. thk cjtton farmer. signed" up,in
/*rivet. a redactions ..;ot'' . coten
.acterig' it Ayes', antiOunced by. Cope:
Ellas;totinty arht agent 'Mr: Elias
stated:that in ,Meetings held. the
terniera ' were intist'Untlitislastie, and
filatii3Of-therrt•had, predidthd that 'tote:
than 00,por, dent.' Of the k arniere: Would
sigh the . contracts to redede • cotton.
ilikka141ftetirtilitirterlrit
' -Areg1tinns fine Weatherineaas. by' ,,„."dtay"er.'11alpt.,i' lAtelitt limit the Vogt.; "
.titletweett' .nireitticer‘ittgeo, The:stertria denie at • treat rePresetitatiVee ek; Abe 1,,OltdOtt
, ' Midland and, Seottiov RyTTT
.:, ,
/".
e rt thing t8t• those Who alio and elitett AtidItY.,1 dud •:steatly-tvetit
SundlathS to ,that Wheth. in • blitliCtoties• then' before. the War,
6r the elfr't lititn.,ted 18 a, tOnic i;eac. ThIS • fa :the' bright Side � the Story.'
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tO e gtt, tfat on, .•,for musital achieVement, la.• Visiting Attic 'Prat -disco.
ea4olite o' Italy :Whore) Wtill termelly thank tho go*.erninent roe,
•dattwatien::
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,Script. Producets will receive 15 Pei,
cent: of the motion* picture 'sales ',Pries
'if .a plaY.rulii"on'e;Iveek" Up to 511.1et
,natiOnat-legritintatettheatre'tcomodi,
rePreSentati*6 ,all. groups, will
:aid in "Mikereetnetit2.0fite-cade.",.. •
• Il•
. r. .• :•AuoitlaiaiisFi4L
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T Government
esti
GevernMebt-i,'Officialii-AO-nOt. thinli
ri.uch of. the..A•netti...liart business girl;
to judge::: by', their coinmeiitson thi•••
:lect.that only; 80 out of :500:ripplicants •
Or,.five per. cent...,.passed! an exaniinir
tiOn• fer .sherthand-WiSte;h6Id by the
;.11ai1Wais DePartdleritat
• : The ,girli; many ' ok viltOP "held posti
ininisiness houses aid private,: cejpe
.paniei, were required' to write net:less
than .50•! Words:: a Minute on the 'tskpe,
tinute .Sherthan'd:, .44
Officials of the Department said
the tests wee not , Unduly., hard;7'but
• they were certainly for they:.
Twereh
papers,' :
•• "A ' percentage of ')thg." :
giris WhO,•:.pais businesC College' teats,
at' 100 words a mintite in, shorthand .
,would :Page Ont., test's," said one
"It'. Was apparentthey ,had • net
sufficient: training :in, 'many ' crises to
fit them fOr -the litlaitiona• offered." •
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,Jleetaros-natritilf.fitoplt ,
• '" • ..Must BeBusy, Togethei
Ytirk.Ilsici irittelt lelepre, and .
too many absences, says,'Norni*,Sheir.-
.e:!;.are met-met:3C to married
The Montreal born motion picture
• actress .commented On .the :Waive! of,.
-.1-1011yWcxidseparittione -0.6'-,41i640thrnr
ed front'. a-. :European iii with he,
hus•band Thelberg •anit. thOlt
three -Year-old eon. • , •
• : ,"For a !couple t, stay •happily Mar,' • :
• rid," she said, "they,rhUst have
Work ''Vithich keeps • themso, arid
eitated:that they have inititrento :think
'of' petty thinds.'": AleO,..there .
'.•:••nnnedeSeary., .sentiratiOrts. The,„
• Make tojpies )(believe they tan.
Without each 'other."
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13rit‘sh Guiana Held • k
Near Racial Utopia .•
: GeergeteWny British Ginatia.-A114-
settee of delor donsciettaneas in Witieli!
dinar's; Mikes' that tattitry „frirtri a ,
radial :point' vieW, the' nearest ap- •
)proaCh to ;Utopia; deelared Mr, John'
• has be:,tUdYirii the 00'!
cial 'ch'elteteristics Of the Carib •••
diens fOr the past. Menthe -OA behaa.
of .the Peabody. lViiiseurit , of' H,ai-Varfl' '
Uveinity' • . , '
Royal Scot I4ely
to' Visit WititillieR
W
innip-.-- • eg:oya' centt ` t e S:o t
British railWay, train now ,oh Shot0 al
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