The Lucknow Sentinel, 1937-08-19, Page 2VA • / • .•
THE WORL
•
AT LARGE
*
• thsli On The Air
• The radio, 'the: the movies, is now
one of the influencesWhich' forethe
• cemMtia: apeQch. Movle ..Priodaberif
.
have been blaniedi.especiiiii.r. In Nno:
land; for making' OeOPIO talk slang.
. The' broadcasters, , 'if they are not
, •
careful, are going to be charged with
really serious offeace-making peo-
ple uSe.
flve-dollar words when •tefl-
• words would do.'
Winiiineg.•anacitiAcer: 'Winding' up
a prograni. was heard • t0:say:.:''it, 'haft
been, your- pleasure and Privilege to
• audition a group of ioictioop,
002,:oa,m9d,.the Pieces. Later
1:11 the Eiarne ',day another:broadceoter
-.• got off .."thiegem:''.'"Irop.: will now hear
program of'piiino-cleesice.: TOM- eV
pressionists' will be" -and he mention-
ed the players., '; , •
'' • Of, genre% there ' Ought. 'to.' be ',free
..,:speech on the radio, but saying "atidl-
tien"' for !!hear'' and ..Calling,aplaniet
' an. expressionist seeing to be carrying
"
It a -bit
to.O.,.far..'The! verb, 'IcoataCti".
. • to which objection has been taken, at
!emit lute the •exCuse 'that ,no.• Other
„ . .
• one ,,wird.„'saYs jtlat•' the :Seine',
There'lla no excuse' at all for the verb
'audition". As for 'ex easlonist,"
,
•-,•'.enough ,to 'mike any 'self-resPecting
• ; piano:1)10er. toss out a whole handful
.or .wrong , • • • Winnipeg. 'Free
• .Press. .
byeDepreuion
What-,haa....Jlennened to the depres-
sion? 'No•nne, is4a1iing.abolit it thesedxys.
,
' Not only has •the depression
dis-
anearcd. a few traceS,of it
stiU remain, but all the taik about' it:
. • has .gotle:.:.The -feet that no otio•l000ks
ef It.. except:• in retrospect, '• 'prod!.
• .
.• 'that it-nelleitger :.eiciete,‘•-•;!
' •o igradually: has the,:c.itange:.iir.the,
• 'PsyClibiegY:-91!: PeoPle.'itintel abont, this,
•.Past ,.12, 'months: that it slipped..in,
.. inept. WithOat One , recall's ..the.
• ,. . .
,...frequent .phrase of ri, couple Of,,yeara.'
•
or more age:, 'Isn't the dePreiielen" aw=
One also -remembers. the
ques-
tioi you think the; de;.
,.• pressiOn :.•.'is,•• going: to Itriit 4yeryone •
w•a&e0 sielt of. .the word, „let alone the
the'ecOaanlic ,tied tintes,
that it get .one'dow.O.1 .woi•d de!
ti
v.
:CANADA
MPIRE
Oita that are never 9100ed by "ice -and
'do UPC cry out :for •'°:rieillien ..ot dollars
yearly to keepjliem priptionieg;-. here°,
,are lnnumorablo oresperoas.'intitistries,::
and here 'are aiunicipalitiee net a, otti:-.;
•.ene..pt *hien. has- 'defaulted.
Yet the. peii0,10 who arrange tours
for visitors from .011.14eas':•feettAha:t
is net worth.- while to direct theta to
Maritime Canada, --fpr this is '.0antida:
'John Telegraph -Journal.
, Canada's:• Romantic .NOrth
When Lord Tlyeedsmair again
!lakes pen In hand what a fund Of
information he will have -for either
.history or a:romance at Canada's
farthest northwhich he has Covered
so, thoroughly „ Torentp Globe •and
•
•"rOjecii4S Black 1.439.
.4t.,a' regent credit conference the
president ' et Arrinnir, 6.c • Company, Rob-
ert Hervey Cabe% sald, ',We are .911''',4
tering into a new ere.. encinatittaSiag'
. each .-things its Old' age pensions, un-
employment Insurance • and .higher
wages. .. The lower income groups , will
'have More tespetuL:add this:
will re-
quIie a 'Creditteehnique different froni.
that followed Men. kens.:
It:need-AO the methods •nfbig..linshiese..,
The ••mail-order honied and. the ' Chain',
Stereo have tapned'. this'field;: but froth
now on we all .arant.to share
,,A ,.Canadian .prophet, --e,- very :ram-.
industriefist-rsays that Canada is
(ring to heveja black 19$9.:
tsirreii-Verta n e have ''tirei
.probleirie•:ah.d...aux4etle&j,. C. Ict;,411..
aorkettor.,•:. •• •
• •'. • •• An • .Unaecessary',.Evil •
Outbreaks;.9t.para-typhciid fever' in
,
recent :years at number , of ••towns
Where themilk suPply. is .fiot!paciteiir-..
lied:showy the need for ,greater caie
•
In :thehandling of ;milk:
Owners of dairy herds ought to
realike. that the , future of :their busi-
ness is dependent on a :safe :prodtiet,'•
If -they 'permit uncleanliness • in,„ anr,
process :associated; With ' the . handling •
Of •inilk,..the'penahr
will bo .dlsappear-
anee of, cueteiners:. k The indifference'
•ferinertsand dairymento the..eus-.
total:ire' demands for. 'strict cleanliness
and sanitation has already resulted .„
In 'widespread trampaigns..in the inter-
ests 'of pesteurisatiOn.:and:',It..is likely
that the 'provindal ',health department
will•Insiet on that Process' with, regard.
tO''alftharketed Reporter.'
THE: EMPIRE •
. ,
,
.preasion had a Mest'depressing,,e feet, .
eta, its „constant ,repetition no'.doubt '
did niuc•i te,prolonethe period itself.
• .ow ,people :ar'e• talking of,. other'
•• They,are taIkingl., of better
Vinee;: higher:prices. crops. moreeni.
,
P.o.Y.went; industrial • disputes, al-
. most eyerytriilik-.uiider7111W"Ftilifit;:,
• the: depressien. • TheY' are:glad to', :for,.
, • ..• ,
„got abeut; it. Elven, the, : fact, that there
..are incinstrial,..disputes and:Strikes
proves' :that' there:. iS :industrial activ-
ity: • Industrial activitydenotes .that
" ,•••••04,(1. - Windior
• Star. ' • :* •.:
•.,
. .
1-..a;.ardOus Occupation
The average person is backward in
ng: .thnt there' .is much risk at
111
waut can happen : to any crowd ,itiat
gatizei-s to :watch the Operations of the
---4.remen,,-Two-men The3r7-
firemek, and e the victima -of •
• .ilazardous. occunaticM4Mt him.
dr.1...:'s 0: others were injuredand the.,
ns re..tson.'fo.r betng in the danger
..'wea the .•11t,tge t6,.s,stiSfir :their
enrietity: -•
"A, 'lire in
'• "raj .,been In progress "fo'r...tWentY.
•thettime theildands. sPet- •
tatOrii. bed aesembled,• 2blecking, the::
streets.and hampering • the Work of. -
'.:.fire -,fighters and police:: Then:oectir-::.
fed2.ar:terrifiC.', eipkishin of "gas- that
., Shattered the •front' two stOriee, ef::
tit&buliding, oriing.Splintered, glass,
,• concrete. and ;metal •Inte,, the aiiseilin7
It is a miracle ithat 'the. catinal-'..
• tips 'anierig. the .Cr.oWd• Were not great,
. .",, kive-)ay Wee.
Afive-day week, of coarse,
;Signed to spread employment and:iive
for .'4.noMP1oFed nersone. buying
' Power, Which' • they 'did , not,: 'formerly
have Chios& the •reducticiri. in work
hours le acComPanied'hy a -reduc-
tion In pay, howeier,thadost.Or. goods
12rMindeti Is inereeSed .and the sale
prieds..rendt. elk% be: iliereaso. ft, there.
redUctien in; pay there is • no fill,
:creaSe-in tOtal•Pur,chaeing. power and,
.0,23:0equeOtly no increase til Comilitrip
IlhiPlorrnenthad been artificial.
fr. increased .btit CollectiVe buying
power is not,' greater. 8,ome., may be
able tobuy mode but ‘Olhers',are
liged to be Satiabed....witt fess.
i-.OntootteIegriirs:
The blerititries Ignored .
Validities ere: COndietehtly
;• thrlifit : Into the biteltgrArittd,• . slighted:
and -Ignored by tbog 1u'
alid,tourd. •
!Yet ;here by the :atlantic, 15 the old -
.T ,Eit, and 'iStrongett growth of British '
Nillturel. , here Wail, planted and ',Still
i'lleitristies the sturdiest Imperial - 10Y-1.
iettity;;, bete Is the blithPla.de Of hattt%'.
all ,Caltadtea 'greatest tritititUtietis`.end
, gout iiialY of lier'..trioet ilinitrions'.
;
*Olist here are the Canadian .Atiatitit •
• ... A
t •
Stock Market Slumps
• It is high time the People ,Of
Africa pulled -themselves. together and
realized. that .Stock, Exchange , booms
And slaMps. 46 not necessarily consti-
tute an infallibleor, in some • bases,
even a moderately reliable --indica-
tion of actual prosperity or depres-
sion. A Stock tichtinge °serves two
Primary ,purposes, one beneficial; the
ether :pernicious. It 'secures • capital.
for investment; and • it., provides un
cpen and, , --under,- presentconditions,-
al niPet . Unrestricted' medium for
gambling in shares' to an extent that <
may. and . often does,. -give -the shares
a fictitious value either higher of loW-
er4han 'is -warranted , by the•-dividedd,L,
PaYing, prospects Of the commodity : Or
business their Johannes..
Tne; Comradeship: Democracy
'In [free countries, ' where people ,gov7,
ern -themselves, there are Many things ,
about vvhieh there is •ho unity. There'
is no unity bf' view about political.pro-
grammes. oreconomic creeds or for-
eign policy or religion, On all these
'things there are wide differences Of
these differences We de not •
regard as bad or Weak as is the cus- •
tom of, dictators. Bather, we ;regard
-the ,flourishing of variety ,aS‘,, a good •
:fad indispensable if all,inetFatid
.) are to. ha Ve ali equzl 'chance "
Ving the kind et life that seerae ,
to them- meg Worthwhile.' And'we're-
gard y 'the '•.free cliscussion width such.,
g • , deem
to be eradicated ' but • as the founda-
tion ofa healthy society and of wide
progress.What; IS it; in that ease,'
'WhiCh holds a free 'people together in
such solidarity? , •What : makes possi-
ble, In a einninunity of such differ-
ences, so trieVIng a unity and so bar-
;Moolouss a. Conirededhip., as was mani-
festrecently'.iIt Is dernocrady *stip.
:underlying unity otat'eetrii=,..
infinity in agreement, not about 6VerY.;'
but 'about the politmeal Method, '
by which everything shall be decided,
-London Daily Fle"rild:
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Museum Director 29th Man tonsil
111 Since OPeolog of
Egyptian CoFfLU
-
NEW ,Y,Goit0,1!Teeth• shell eeake
•onewitt.'Wlegs. to War- that .teuebeth•
the*tollib of the Pliarae,,h," Such ,
tha "curse • ef King heileVedl. te?-
,144Orihed Over the k fainou.a., Egyp•
tlan tonih, though Herbert FI. Winlock.
and one pt..tha, partyprecept when
WAP.,'OPOTIOd‘i .SCOffeci atthe
id.err.,.. NOW lie,iefin the. New ;York hcs,
4(40 ....refuge& . to.
'name, his :;. ••, •
$,Itice.' the. Wirth 'et ,Tut,ankh-Ainea.",'
was firet,•eatered.:14,7•1.0;3. the deeth,,,
.'„:0.5.1t of 0.e. curse has been varieuely
eatinieted:fietWeea '.3.7.• and g
One being that -of Dr,. J. 11. Breasted;
cited ,•Egyptologlst, 'who died. in ;De,
,.centber. 1935; from a disease: that puz;
abed .phyeiciana. Wialocichimself,his
• always laughed at the idea that death
.resulted 'fromany such Curse and -at,
tempted to preve. that his .cOnspanicne.,
and other's met their. deatlia, eite. to
natural. causes; •
Count's Fortune
Won By Widow
,
PARIS.--:ATteit.trs of litigation
the famous rnilllons of • the. .former
•:Ilisiliaabourit,. Serge .StroligatiOff; 'has.'
been declared the legal property of his •
Widow, Rose Angeline Ileariette
. . ,
ieute Stilingatioft. •". .
.Whea. the 'decifiltai on the i will . was_
.Prenounced .by the, Court:, of . Appeals
at Aix en Provence., teratinatiieg: one
of , the "greatesf4itheritahce hoaxes of
..recent decades, the widoeliecithe the
; richest 'exile of 'Russia's Czarist
At orietirae. the Count's fortune was
valued at :$40;000;000 but mcst of :it
-4-4119.4t-eft-it.the- oViet -Govern-
ment. , .• About, $3,000,000; " however, s
on dePOSit' barike'vt;IAndon•-:•lind,
, .
•Ilew York: In addition art 'treasures
In Berlin. and valuable :properties On
. the. Riviera.
News In Review
Paralysis Akieivar CensOred
• 'rOituku-Censorship.- was this .
week •elaniped down on further:ilk
fentile paralysis 'figures by Dr. Gor-
don 'Jackson, xnedical health officer.
The action was': taken,. it Was bu-,
lieved .in..ordei,th,et Toronto! citizens,:
, and prodpeet;ve. ;visitors,: to the city
might not ,..beconie, alarmed over the: ,
Outbreak' which has, "taken six lives.
Turner Valley Activity Gains •
,CALGARY -Eight ell 'wells in the.
Turner Valley -Section Of "Alberti: are
novi,, in. action.. As 'activity •gains, •
twelve- -more- wells-- are expected -in.
-during .the firm; few montlig-nr th
new year.. Eight are drilling ahead.
• .
with ample capital , to insure, cam-
pletion, while a- few are • held: up,
,temPorarilir. Early in 1938 it is ex,
peeteda :total of 41 wells will be
producingor drilling . ,
, ,
Zionists Split on Palestine Cut
ZUBICIii .„.8witzerlapd-!--A minor -
icy resolution •expresairig. firm oppos-
ition to, Great ,Britain's plan' to par=
titioa.2 Palestine . iheC; introduced at
-a-sPecial-Shssieri7off,ther-World..Zion=„..;_
1st' Congress.: •
The , congress earlier split: into
twofactiorta lover the partitioning•
scheme: and it was Only after hours
of
negotiation -that opposition-- dde--
gates were induced to Meet with the
A „majority. resolution was being
-drawn up to embody the opinions
' of Chainf 'Weizman,. Zionist Presi-
dent and many °there,that the
.4k2tt1eh/Pliti ..ehOUId bo considered as
• . .
a'hank,c for negetiations wIth, a ;ymytr,
to:,- achieving. 4 .14rgar Jew Sh State
•in ,PastthElthstcontemplated .
n,th:ep,otolloisiopiLr0,
rtt
Jumper Breaks ReOrd: .
• - iUCiVfl WaiK,Cre.
States high broke the
world 'reeord, wth a leap of 2.98 ,
inetrea..(eix feet 9,29-33, inches.)
•Walker •TeleSed his first two ties for
the new .reeerit height, then' akirlit4e4 •' . •
'direr. on the third attempt barely'. Reindeer - Trek Ends
,
, • • . The\ twins', reindeer • drive acrbss.
IGHLIG
0.11:#1.1.01f),tary: on
PF THE NE
• • -••••
re,...tOr.' .1. tioridist
. .
'f4
cePted record ,..Of metres , (six
feet .9.`• 3-4 lidhes) held jointly by
mhiaito°,, 11DIGa'veS.t. aAtitritUtonni.ael-1144dit.YP)C:r.tee'alim.us".
;PhD k4 -'n ,Compton, 'Calif.' ' • `
• Recall Early 'Days of:Toloph000',
•;•,thoovero'..
ore': tonun4kation, asSbdiated with
Alexander Graham Dell this, .dis=
trio* in 1$76. when .he made, improve-
ments on :the • newly-inVentedl.tele-
Phone; Visited the distr*et this 'Week
and recalled experiments of .half a„,
century ego. The visit was pait of.
Brant'iorcl'a ol(l home week celebrai
The Men met :it the Bell Memorial
'• and toured scenes of the first ;tile -
Phone. businesu ..oftlee. in 'Canada, ,
'the. Bell homestead where Bell con-
ducted. his experiments and the site
of the world's first telephone lac -
tory, then the Workshop of J. II. and
Thomas ',Cowherd..
Two of Quadruplets Pia •
TO.11.,10.0.1), 1;agland - Atter 24
hours of celebration over, the •birth ;
here of mile -quadruplets .tp Mrs. 01-
iirer Lingwood of nearY 'Brandon,.
two of the infants- died.
Hundreds of 'visitors poured ' into
Thetford to gather before' the nurs-
ing home , where the children ' were.
The father, a' Brandon.' furr!er
and pride of :the loCal. rugby team;
• origratulatin
• •
. the.-,Lingvipode, on the 'birth. of .the
quaclitipletsnaired Belly
. hard, Conrad and David.
The Thetford town ;crier mounted
the 'steps of the town _square to read
the following proclamation:
"Oyez! Oyez! Oyez!' ...:Whereai in
this • ;ancient and, 'honorable town,
one-time Saitori: ',capital, ,the good '•
Wif • of Oliver Lingwood of .3randon
has,: been happily delivered of 'four
goodly -children: I, John 'Clark,
town crier; call Upon thiesotown to
rejoiee. at these. fourfold blessings:
God Save the King!"
But a. few:. hours .later two of the
tots ed,' -id and Adrien. The
Mother wesl"..reported,' recovering:
Mre.L'ingrit.tiod in it, daughter of
Charles „Carter, home steward of
Dorothy l ' -.Paget; •fanious, Wernan
.horse -trainer and •• daughter of Lord
QUeensbotangh. ,
: 'Mrs. 'Link -weed Is :26, her hnsband.
•••
OneoL_thetwo living children
i'vvrePorted-liVe1y-13ut-the other.11-6,t7
' quite,: s9 well.: •• - • • '
Valencia . Bombed `•
;MADRID,- Reber, bomber's and
pursuit' planes' `rrecled Valencia this •
Week' bombing the loyalist. seat of
Government •andits suburbs, repoits
reaching here said. '
„ It was estimatedthat a score of
persons were killed or wounded dur-
ing; the raid. ' '
• 'Balloon Maki order
„
NIAGARA FALLS, pitt,-$o many
tourists have treithle 'finding •the
7Whirlpoo1-ItaiktIS-tridge-There-tliTat
captive balloon will be sent up to: In-
dicate.. ite InFatiort,. an 'Official said
recently. • • .
4
the Meekencie;, Delta Is now -nearing.,
: an ' emt, midi.: Bahr and .iii&..,gallant =
the, •.ft,0.00.401P., icgiTet• ..this fall and
band et herders eittie,ct to coalplete ,
' haiid, overiethepsitlined,:in'the delta .
. .region .: a permanent ...„ineat•!•suspl:k, In
,•onef•cif the: 'four ,'years ,eineet., the trek
:-'get .under Way,,the,.herd ,ad Van CeAr. only '
-:-...0:...iniles';:iiince In;WlitteeprOgreee,,Was--
Aeleyed, I by wolves, bliz•zerde and
" treachereua . ice conditions;' in sum-
mer by maddening • hipeele; At the
'.'fliial round -up ' the . reindeer , wiir: be.
• driven into: a. huge, Corral and :Count-, .
+ed. It is expected the • tete' will reach '
5,000. in the annals of Canadian his-
. tory, the reindeer trek. provides ,,a re-'
Mantle. and, enthralliag. page.
. ,
. New Trend:a-In. Education .
In • an address before the Canadian
,iosiftute. of •D0000mtoo and ..Polities
.Convention meeting .O'n •Lake copoW.
iching,' Dr, • Duncan McArthur, „', On;
tario Deputy; Minister qf :Education;
said that. the development :of, the 'On,
tail° • system of •education had, been
j.like 'building ,the Middle 'storey :nf .a
t
house liefore.the foundation. 'In.:pit:in
' eer day's. the first sehriels to heestah,
lisbed.hed as their purpose tlfe prep-
aration of the children Of ..the wealthy
for. leiv, and ',the church. . Later tom -
'mon solionls.',Wire intrediteed; he said, .
,fer,-the •benefit of , farmers and ;iron-.
tiersinen, 'followed • by • the "public
eChoeis.'•!. '' But ricine ot these schools
functioned .with 'a view to preparing
their student's for later „life:. The aim
. .,
of the new education now is, Dr. Mc-
Arthur .d,e-Telerek.:7fir fif-raip li.TW tri;77
and towards that bad; ‘chanA•es are be-. '
.. fag made In the present •Ontario•sys
_ tem. For example; in ' the. teething ..of
the Preach language, lees stress will •
, ..
11 porting:. Commen
, . „
By KEN EDIAIARDS
ii
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' • Well . here. We
are again • after; '
, pulling in the big
ones up north . ..,
.. . : ; but.that'd
a long: story.1
, k -the.- swinither,-
.
• Martha. Noreliue
Wright, •. w. ho
. with the .$19,000.
•
prize neoner at
the C. N.E. pro.
' swim is attempt:-
.,-.. ing '' e 'C'emeback'.•
' . . „:•.:" We :may see her.. soon: • ' - ' • , .:
--'-1',.0id""Yoil-knOW-"thatiilf.----Dinieri
14 completing his 28th year es a
major,•league.'unepire? , •
• .„Jitnees J. Braddock who was Tor-
onto's guett. a ,' few days • ago 'says
he wiots to. fight:with eitherABaer or.
Schnieling In .the , early fall: , The
big likeable Braddock, ex -stevedore, ,
and - ex -World champ' tells the., whole
world that he remembers when. he .
.was ,a• poor lid with 'nothing to 'look..
forward to in life.. Probably . this
straight- and ,natural frankness , en-
dears him to our hearts more. than
, anything: - IleTtelle; us, too, that his
father who is now, living. Wei once
. .. __ ,,, ,
• a 'piano mover. • . --•.
Tammy Farr, British and Frencht
-<--and4elgien--heekyweightLehanapion
'
says that When Louis' lets: go Vls.dy- ..
namite lefthe will sink his righ
• , .
into his :middle. . Farr ,is only twenty -
ono and spine believe.. him to be
Louis' .Worst :Menace.
Until next week at! :ioag.
he laidan te4raing the; drY, structure'
of the granunar Irieteact pupilBwill
FIlIICTI qo ti at thoy niay Ionrnto
. •Albortik, . :
„ • • • . •
• „.0,rOgiip,i7, ,Aherilait 1 rode into. :the.
-icodship, of ,tho OeverBment:.!'of ,41!.
bertaen_the., crest of a /troll0 WOO of
• pojitlr feellnk He Was tiki,i,417014'
liopo of the .0ooplo5aiOLlo0,14.11.144:.n,tt
delivererfrom the sad state' into
•, which provincial :alfeirs. had slipped;
The ..eyes. Of ..the world, tee,. were ,on
him and the Social Credit gospel: But
opposition - came- from .Meey quarters,
so, that to accomplish 'Whit he set out
tO'do,..lie had r• Practically , to declare
'dictatorship..
New 'tt coriatitutional stragga of the
first .thagnittide..10. going Cui in Alberto,
following the. intredustion, of Oa poy,
-orooroot's• • bill to license. bolters
'eratiag.. in the province' and. control
'Sortie ef :their activities, A Provinclal
Crecift'..conunission- is. 'being.named
.to undertake. the control measures. •
, The -control • issue may :g° to the
cOurts iiiitheritative sources say, : and:
' the Dominion Government may :step.,
„in.-lito protect the .citizens' of Alberta.
from .19ding 'rights they piniseee in
comirion,witli „citizens • of,„ other 'prov-
inces" - Another piece of ,legislatIon in-.
trodrced :.thie:Week.*PrOpesee to •clese''
the' courts Of ;Ailierte id any action 1n
volving • a ConstittitiOnal test • of Al-
berta statutes Then only by a license
granted by. the • Aberhart Government
could ,the Courts. of the 'province pees
on the ,cozietitutionelity of • a proldn-
Cial leiV; .Bneh leglalation. Is looked
•
. . .France • Rez.overing
, .
FelloWing,the fall of .131M:it's . 'Popu-
lar Front!' ioyernment in. France this.
„stfi1111er,-Te--great-.111alTY7t1il:Tigs-c0111-d-.
have happened gorY „revolution,
'Might have •oCeurred With thef*aintry
swinging over to Feadism," .Violenee,.
however, was .avoided,.and, according
to, the !neW ',premier, ' •Camille •Chati-
temps 'a •profotind •social transforma-
• tion. carried.:Mit .quietly. : CbatitehipS,
lees Of a real
dealeree that' prefice' has now •over-
'toirie. the initial' .9betacles.ed,the,,rcied
, to economic recovery, and is abIe, to
exnbark.on a program designei1. to In -
Crease procluct,:.,!.••• :.„ •
Drought' In England -.• ,
,
. fn,:some Sections.- Of England, • Dart-.
• nickOr; .for' instance, ' doesn't ram
.••for 'three ;days-. local .;feriners- begin•
• Worrying.::over;':the ,:drought. But this
-on---7th-e-eatiret
Oland, for two Weeks,. it was 'e Metter
general concern: . •Tho - British be..
nartMetit Agrieulture ran Up
cial drought!! -signals in many. parte'
of- • the .cenntry T ahd newepapere.,thle
Week; 'featured droug14' neWS as front
stories.
,Page stor' •
, .
• .Pastai.HOwled Down
. •
JOHANNE8BLIBG,. Uprbar,
broke out in Bragriak Baptist Church
When Bev. David ,Matthews, deliver
eiraTlecture On "&an We Converge
With the Dead?" :Ile was howled
down amid a terrific din: •
•
por4., Lures Priests •
Lawyers, priests, policemen, shop-
keepers of allkinds; and one grave.'
'digger liaVe shut up their offices and
shops and rushed • off with Picks; and
ShoVela 'frit& the Bosnian Motintehis
to. take part in d• gold rutin.
ajestic In Defeat
limoomo. nt. •,,e,romoma
titaing. ocok
WantC�mmunisin
15,909,000. Small InVStors '
ApOlies, In :Canada,'
.TOO '
' ftera,nre.,,antna voftsopo yvIiick. *to,. :
lean"4,Iviaga4lne Otos. its 040w.filg Noir
cormitotgoo., ,o34100 gttle. •A*OW!P.!
'pritatn;: .
: 'Where. are: 10,000;00-1040..lavaat,
.ers in .Vreat, Orltatn,-.
,
• 'More
than 1,00.0,999., ,
haYlttg., they -heanis,
"Since.the,.War the lialldingliiecte::
ties haire. lont 1.nOre-:tilt914',•;0,Q9(4000.;;•:::•
More than 2,250,000 'hausaa: halza.%
;„4-60.1.'IMIV, • 4a4' .
per cont. 'theta have been: ;findit'-',.
,without -state ••ittleistanCet '
And probablyCanada's .4,000;060 •
,,..savings, accounts have 7.80111et4ing • to .
, do withthe aloW spread' comp -Inn.
• isin in this.. country:, . • .
Why 5houldn't Life
Start At ,74
' MOO , L, Woolley,.:.Pormor-
• • ..1 -lead Holyoke College Plans
Active Retirement.
.
SOUTH 1lLEY Mass -Th Mary
Woolley Is ready to Moire' from ma-
ple:ahaded -mount Holyoke Coilege ot,
• wh Ich: she was 6roo1pot for 37 Years,'
to,a„ iife..-Of active retirement in 'which .
.ehe.: will rOa. .intelisivelY„ write, *oit•
'work.
or .world. peace. • . .
I'd bike to accomplish a greet .deal
more :then. I heye,". the .74 year old
edueetientiet- and -abaniPioni 'of inter- -1-•
"
national understanding POO. "It Will. ,
be a busy, tim-;7-but I hope a siatienal, •
timo
'want to Stop living under : press- :
ure for awhile., Now I"shail.'have tiMe.,
to '`read around, a, thing to prepare
why.sheardn't•ona..start hge at 746.. • •
as 'W,(,111 as at.'40?"..sne
Dr. °Woolley will continue' her Work,
. as chairMan'Of the People 'a -Mandate
to ,Governments to End War..chatr
.....marLof_theAommittee..awhiternatienal
..relatiOaS.Of the American AsSOciation.
of . *Omen, and chairman .• •
Of the Co operating CommlsSboti Ot
.WoMen. in :the Federal :panel"; 'of
• AM determined" she avers dite' '
use.'every effort ,as long as I .live.• to.
keep, 'laths:US 9ut of war•
Slie Wok's, 20 ',years ,.younger than',
she Is There. IS scarcely a trace; of
greyin her brown hair ,
."I' feel it IS a great ,iiiistake to be
lieve all the. interests and enthhaitisins...- •
•Cit life beleng :to the young' pr, moot,:
•ley says : '..`As, You grow.'older, you ac- •
cumulate a great many ....things. that
• •Yeling .;people cannot "hEivenot only
• 'exPeriene, and aSeoplatiOns;"
, She thinks. 'Wenien still haVen't •the:;.' • • ,
same ,clianee' as Men; -for, a• 'tvonien,.
,
man to get,.eqUal.recogilition. "Id this:
day we can4; afford to, he'VeopPoi tini••••.
ity withheld .froin' wonlen It is pot
so • much' .e. question ..of • the rights:, Of
."Woinen as of the neeessity.,of their
working ,with Men to: help humanity
Cadi Upholds
Spanking Wives •
• Hamilton Kogistrate Upholds
Right -of Husband to Chastise.
His Own Wife
1 1
71115*Inion. that a men had' the' •
:HAMILTON. -- After:: eoPreaSing . :,• .fl
to chastise his :Own wife in .-Order
enforce certain rights,'. Magistrate
A, '13Urbridlek. in _Family • Court last:
week, said he, would reserve .his. de- .
cision in the isaarilt charge againat '
William . IVItCleary2tuitil he had „ oP.
..portunity.10) refer to ;authorities end
delve into ancient: law. .;
, that the common mW of
England is in effeee in 170 '
holds good here, I ' think that the.
'huSbend. by the .CoMizion- Law still
• bee the r:ght. to dhastise Or :Confine ,
hIS wife' to enforce certain
e▪ .xeltilinig those. of cenjugal relationrernarked his Worship.,,. °
Crown . Attorney ,George . W, . Ba17:
• lard,. K.C„ 'differed Ironi. the Magis-
trate and held the Common Law was'
t. in *.feriq, -,rphero.
ageddiee'tir rectify such problems, he
said, Mr. 'Ballard contended that ad-.
cusoki.s•c'. -o niucli forte in °Chaetie111 u
-..
Lightning ' ge 1:
Cuies, iJaF
, .cONIZNE; Ore,H,the: main prob-
lem Scent& to.be hovy to getthe horse
to stand to arrange for the.
' lightning,
Anyhow, John F. crot4, ratichei,
Saye thaV a,good .jolt of lightning tan
trite deittnesSi in liOrSed at least. An
.014 horso of his, luo 'saki, was floored „
•-,:isy a hoayy h�lt and Struggled' '
feet (date hear as Wel/ as a 'colt.
1 " •
T1e;1il-tleaVettle.-11:1Y141:04tt p ict e -lidalltY,-ris -it Mt b1164 -la ect Itiol,t Eattf, "1.4$4 Ord cretit ati.e'ns ..th ...1.1„ogi with
, the firinger Oft Newperi, 12,1, 'rho last It�po of 0; Ivr, so with to IhIco the AInerites Clip etitled,*ith the fOtirtit afid Anal VietOrY of
the ;
L 4:41 ).f, an al1eirce=.4.!
IfC.a('1.1d
oShe was, taken
,me between her bus.
up -
that he, had . Complained bedanse she, „.
listit'rsPbcaint dwai tdhmait:ede'llt..4 itch trilu tbh°61::
was not g',31,,ing proper 'attention to
his 'Wife's te,iiiiriony but, explained!
lii}'re(' 01'1,41•,'n 1'6/. x4t;nier mark •
. .
ed. in a • bedroom,. she des,,Aered.
'
4 4..bb65t •
• 4
-.•-• ;c!. iiiliti ASSOOn,
Plitt Ctmisi1iiicr OZ *OrisS,'
In-
fornied the tiolise of COiriiriellS,. ihat,
Westminster ,Abbey, iluekingharn
Pititide• and the o usea. Of Partlam en
had, been surveyed withtt,..vieVi
e-
lecting gas -proof . and • hernbqJteef
Shelters... Preparation for putting th
-7affehertie„. into 'effect was noW Plide‘F!';`
*eV,. lie said. •
•