The Lucknow Sentinel, 1937-08-26, Page 3•P •
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gi:Neatien=thider, Fire• , .
, IIPWS•9t the
battle for Madrid conics 'Om item, ta.".
effect Spaefalt
-.Roverntatit:. terrIterY ,erh• going to
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'Ajridi441 alone, • about 10.0,000
youngsters of, school age who 'T01111111.- ,
ed .in the dity bead:nee their parents
*Would not eoneent to. their' evaceation,
were not able to, . attend classes he.
cause their Schools were Within:range.
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Of Rebel guns. •
Since Madrid Is still 'a target .fer
.Rebel missiles, 11 is ,ftitereating to see •
just how the minister of education
solved the problem of re -opening: the '
schools. 11,Eire,%:, Just how. 'simple; it
was: "Madrid children Will'havetheir
Sehools even if we have to -tipen.them
.. under fire front enemy' batteries'," he
;
.Tiiu,• desPite great :Obstacles, the
nobility' and clignity oflearning.las
established. .'•Spanish Children .May
• proceed, in theirluest bf :a, higher ex-
istence, sttnlYing, history • while it'a
:Made, with doily: objecelessona in the
• latest; m�st' destructive rtiOltod.s.;_of•
"PerpetUtiting''' '1\kitail- •
eneFilecord,
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•rngilish-Speaking Onion
14ady Astor thinks "if Great Britain
and,,AmeriCa Joined together-anot to
Tule the world , --but stabilizelt-therei-
eltherettrl;-abairce-
,It The truth of, the suggestion is '66
, apparent As to retkuire no• elaboration
whatever..1-ifalifex .Herald, ' •
:Lcng Lived Curi4dians
There • irb•-:102., pet -tone' lii Canada
...le:lay,' says. "Canada's..-Teel437,1%-inl
' Walled In London, .Whoare. aged 109
yearS, arid Oer„ "They,' had.: ..begun
'young.'lives.' when 'Young Queen.
'.Vieteria aSeended the,tbrone,•jnet One
CentivLoo Altis.. Coronation, year: . ,
•The .poinnationof ...Canada, 109'
yea rs ago, was abOut.. 11250,090. • There:
.Wore 300,099 in...NOya ,StOtia,.'600,900
In Lower :Canada,ind-:•39.7,090., in kip-
. :There •3,660.,0oti
• sonS..la Canada' today who were alive,.
at the -*.aeceasion". of ..kilWard :VII'
1901.. In that year :the population :of
th.e bcnninion lied risen: :to, 5,371,000..
vTliere ,are. 4,,38,909 , Perions: livingIn , .
Canada today Who'. were alive ,When.
•,•..george"; V ..lietanle, in 1911, :26::
years age, and:the: pimalation ..•that
was ,7,267,009... It is now s11000 • •
,IlighWas•
, AII Engliab.ceurt refuSed.s. Man Per-
thisSion , to ''aPPeal ,his .conViction for
•-,t1a.ngerots driving,: whereby lie was
or 12 .inontlia and •diti=
,...inalified es .a driver for He
Was Very:fast along ' a straight
.-• road lute :at ' night, !,when, .liis car,
1..kririeked-downLa—wornan,-whe. died as '
result 'of the accident. ,it was dei:
• ,,..eribed .by One :of the judges p..s,
.:Worst case '0? dangerousdriving that
be conceived. EngliSh courts",:
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*do !bole at, such accidents; '
. 'differently. than, db. Canadian bourn'. .
Imagine a Canadian going Ao jaft, for
„ •tt "yehr and, losing his driver!silicense
7t-.:{3r7-15-Yeallit-bedattee-he ran ifewil7aiir
i•killed a peeeStrian". Amherstharg
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• ,'•••'.111cho.
7.geogiAphir Lesson
L4ord,Tweedsmuir!Si't00 Is helping.,
•alse:to-edireate*O-ajladians.. Thue most
pf theta have learned for the,hrst ante ,
that there is a Plaee, In the north '
alled Tiiktoyaktult. ,f,'eterborengh
'Examiner,
Jrrgation Pla`&3.;Wealinei8
Tile • $400,000,000, irrigation '.scheine'
. proposed sweeey, for the.
,:.etrid"West,hria two Weekneasett. There
,y is no guarantee that fortilitY.' Wonld
• be ^secured, nei..that the aintnint..Of
, &Orley sec,ue-
• Oble;:'-ltiby.ing the'poople to better.Ons-
tore Weald' be, quicker, . and .cheaper.
",-.8..'etitharitiosStandard.
... ' Tile-•Ppnbatioli4y-iteiti. ....
s. Titeid. ling been...mirth discassion in.
;,.. e ahada Of 'the...Ole:rite. Or Athinerits of,• ,
Ihe•Probatien. Systent, for -both. juven-
ile and eault.',Offendere • against the
•,..!ittV.: :The'. riuUcees of .the system :del,
..•perulg largely upon :the. thoroughness'
. Itod tact With. which it Is •adraitiistered, 4.
Air 6.t..elient ilittatratIO'il ta found In
if_
1Vian'i• titer, England Net only bas the
'work, ,f-'ilie pre:batten oilide,r,prochited.
.gOod.,:regaltg; . but It has been clime at
. • . very atop tost"10.•.the city, ' 'Ad, etiSt':
la,:ohiy::. tine shilling per •Chae, cont.
)Varetf•WitIrt 2 fia. per.:Week for SOU&
• log h boy to..A..remantl het/to or -thirty, .'
•, , lwo tO'thirtYli'Ve shillings' -per week.
?be „iiro• itipitgeri or tiirry,oigiit slim.
'.• 110S.ife.-eek lira Home' Ogled 'Stitehl, •
lecords kept Min Period Of thre yeati
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••ihoW tliat t.1gt'y, ptent of ' e• P
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: teridere .Who ;began ' :thole 'proltatiori,
try 'feta in I'm havb not appeared
' tigitin li'efere the..magiStrittes although
:COY haVo been :free Ircital -Onne'rVisiOn-'
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for three Years."=-St..--Toltn, Telegraph-
Jonrnal . •
Hitth4446,Rackeieert
If all the 'young,
who 'solicit ,rides,, along
thp, highway Were really' penniless. and
•unable to furnish therimelves with' re6-..
,6ghized, transportation,' there
might -
be seMe,reasen for allowing Own, to
pester passing: trate and. for Meeting
their wishes, although it is. Often
cidedly,risicy business to take ..strang-
ers into a car and inanY n, man has
found. himself ,slugged and robbed as
,reward* for his. kindness, • •
jiut In all, too many cases, these
people wbo: prey ,upon inotorists are
net only neat and•well.:-dresseil, carry-
ing' their lielongings Avith 'them In
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grips. or suit -cases, ,but °have an:tple
',.funds in .their pockets to pay for
,transportation .by :Means of train :or
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motor coach.. •,
The average ,young hftch-hiker ' i3.
simply'a petty ragketeer rko moved
from place to place by his ifeliVe-7tint
at .someone and. who
!masts Of his free travel at the end of
his journey while he ries:plenty of,
money to. More Without such .agaist-,
tined. • . Oropkyille. Recorder 'And
Tittles.
EMPIRE
Canadian Policy of Shirking..
•, • --.VVIrenr Can'ada7taker'staSk—cit'';'Irer--
' trbilitrineritisideringlieitare
..1ri Dtnpire defense: ,ahe,',•cannet .,:be
blamed ; .,inchtdirtg , the -protection
that ',She ;Can' reasonably' -expect from
her, poirerftil.neighborhecid,; Ithe7-ITnited, •
•State;, as an.iinfiertant 'item .On :the .
It would she :another- mat7
-ter-,-eiitirelTrif*, She 'held .her'' plade; in.
the•DinPire merely fOr. what she could .'
gat 'obi Of. it in the way of hattefiti,.
The. time Might Caine 'When . those'.
benefits .would be-, in danger. Of, being
destroied, by ah''.:eneMy., Take Aus-
tralia .ttiOne. Ve buy front Canada
MorOthan we 'sell to .rter..
: Would Can-
ada idly by and see, thet,market
lost to her through spine' Cause which,'
she dould:havehelned to Prevent? .IIer
niarket'openingg,in Great Britain are:.
Vastly' greeter, and there are the ether ,
Deminione • 9 rid :also the colonies- and
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• depe.ndenta. • pci;led.--The Ana,
trhlasir7' • '
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Eolvizg
Palestme Problem
•There IS a., 'possibility; , Perhaps,
.small„bift :distinctly growing,- that if
,partiitien. (of Palestine) is not:hurried:.
it may,proVeunnedess.ay; anti nobOtly,
its-ownsake. Amcing-the---
Jewaqhe• trend: Of °Olden seenia .to
be that partition Would be, acceptable,
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but only if the.. Jewish ishere , Were :
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made Mitch' • bigger. Likely enOugh••
Arah•Ordnioa would faVOur:Ta • division
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With a .bigger Arab nilotment. But
thes:,fintioripit thing Is Iltet both Jews .
and Arabs', are sbeginning More and
'more to thinkithat-mtitual
•tien:and:en4SPeratiOn•wotild be 'prefer-
able to the :scheme. Of partition'wbich
ley In fact, hefdre,: theta.. that
mOvenient-,tnak;7be teinpOranY it May:
fado aiveY,.. it may be countered by
.. •
the extremer elements 'onthe two
'Sides..., But should it .succeed, it Would '
7givripeas-fh11itr-JlttreMetlr.ra-r.T_
preferable to partitiOn':,,77•witidll'!Wala,
.frankly 2 volley :ordestiair. It is plain,:
I y Wisele7-giVe this new , Move towards
new,. deal 111 Paiestfn'e a Chance.
.Londont: Daily IrerILill. •.
rthu` r Warns
Our Schools
• ,TttritCINTQ,..--,-. Wartning 'against'.
the possible use of „the schools Of this,
rcontinent.fOr political propaganda. was'.
sounded - by •Br."..Lkineanme.Artitur,, ifie
, Ontario Deputy..1%,linister of Education;
'speaking, tit' a ,dinrier ,of the., Canadian
Teach -era'. ,tederittiort:: • • ' .•
"It isnot the. itinction' of 'the 'school
to 'Indoctrinate . any theory or
WhataiSevdt however, one: Might' agree.".. •
he „Said. "It Is iniprotant, .it•neenle':to
`'ine; thiat we should keep 'Mir. eyes
',steadily ,on the fundamental:kJ:lief/4es
9 e ucat on, • . ,
"Theshooi will lia:ve digtharged.itif•
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Pesppitisibility when it trains -boys and
to adearatoly and
'.conSiatentlY and sends:the:a Osiit, With;
an unquenchable ,ilkirst (Or •truth and
itininiates their entiOsity In rqgard tO.
the -lire about •th- • rie4 `"
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Given UP
By ,Real Mother.,
CHICAGO;:, The- real
littin Donald' •Iforat, .tydia:, Nelson,.
gaits ,him Op' this •week to his foster,
Parentg;:w61140-do Mr.' and Mrs; Otto
Horat., Attforney•jchn E. Johninti, who,'
said 'he repregented ai ,Partieg,
'nounend she signed a iiseii Ofi„nd''
(lotted •pernatting, •Jho, IthiStg• Per-
Matent tagtody Of. the "moil ,oleit,
.1.x0YSPiritetLANVOY. from the. Her
heat() la§t
, ,
dentist',Watches
Brain t Work
• the*. For :Medical Diagno,ii the
NelOY.-FOUnd',PtFicat
"Wave3" in. the: Brain.
, sneeess, In his
attempts to uso for •Menleil diOneeis
the.newlY found electrical 1+Wavea" in
the .brain„ is reported .by Dr. trederick,
Lemere, following 4 series oC tests at
the National Hospital Or NervousDia-
it ja..now. postubti; • -,f,hr-o-u44,--illeFir
l'Aritves: to, vvatch the brain at Work.,
,1K,4 production,' at.tiii rata. Of PhOut',.
1,eit.‘,J,Iheats a second, hiVauepended by
any' _form Of concentrated .1.:4thaiight.'
.Wirele'asdinPlification Is used tOnialte
th(L-111411:,.telY stall)]. ,electrical
. eha ' 'involved. • • ',"
er .attkdYing the , waves:
f o 15* nornial persons and:, 60 pa- 7
ientassuffering froth various ,brain' in-
juries, Dr.. Lemere concludes that,.
Bach records could be , used, in. many
typed of casea•to remove doubt as to
the Site. of the; Injury.
,
rhythin or about 'three beater a •.second .'
electtlair.dlichirge noted in .sitacits:
.forgio, of ,brain ,INrp.01',That' Violent "
of epilepsy. and an.. .unnsvily •slow
•
•finding -new' ` .414 'WhelIY• -4htlar041.
Other workers: have concentrated on.
,
are examples.. ' •• 1 ,,.
, ,.-
rOY•tfim .cbanado
• Dr: Lemere•-has concentrated al -
.moot :elltit'ilY Olt the.ine4,04reelent'Of,
. .4tmh. s,:n• ,,,b-orr4a4:na7r.hil aitihoainjured .,1.1in, p,,,• . thetohne d: tiregularha;t wththeapni7- . , ..p.,:iogrigre7tio.i,Fpoiraac: ;4409r . tti.4.0Q .r9Tatujothta;:
.,
be ' illert:1-.b64P°tin6e4 'PA. ,t1i0" -1Pillr°'' ' tion...of:C404.aiill: Yotnig people oo•i;g4t
Nilo. Of tile. brapl,'',(,)n. the othor hao__.4,,..:.,,i43* .rnaolutrom, of 11,4r4 ,itolo,4 awl:
t4::;:114P.11WAr---°i-her-t0.2s'-.4-b:r:414- i•P7 1,,,noriovaintlr,t*,er..-tofie-44,4-.s.„.•:..--i,.t.
tf0I'Vti:JOrTitsil'Oirt,t1.1.4,0:41ree:"'"7--,^
•;.,0rf.,1,eripre b1.tiv,t.habit,t7.Wi, f:ec4sl6,46ittot:er71144to
a fundamental differerioeshetWeen the:
• :tneekanisin. or ' epiltlisy :and: that 0? the
*lent 40rrti ".-ok.':Ilep,dafphie-:illaW14 as
“Migrain.e,',1:, It ,hai•.bePti'.:'nrgiled.' tb it
..•,znigrain" rCI)rS&1itS a .Ttr.Y(l.: ..atorni-
•:e:af,;611rr.oaLeiler
t.11iY lai:s.p
tiliar.ts4
yy,pce....ta,';i. rfst.,,'„ ,to ... t'4e
Eastern , State, ilospital, Washington.
,With a grant iroin the Rockefeller •In,
:stitution, he has „visited this country
for the special pur,pose 0? studying the.
31ew brain:technique: .' '
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A Commentary
a ••• 13Y .ELIZABETH, EEDV
—en Outstandinig. Events of the VVeelc
acement
a
Lost S
uare
e-estahlishment-•of Canada's Drought Area Would Be Costly' Business—Some Drifting So Extensivei Injury Is '
"AhnOst Permanent"
,CALGARY 'all the-nitrOgenand-pliesphoroue-w-hieb-has-Tbeen
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blown—
out Of. crop landsofthe,drought district of Westeratcanada in the last seven ,
years were to :be .replaced by artificial fertilizer:. it would ‘cost from $121.,000 •
to $192,000 a square mile, a survey conducted by:fourtanadian soil exPerts
Wyatt,,profeSsor...ar„s:alli.at the tfnlversitV of 'Alberta, -
.ant,t,:g.E.S.1•?..__Hopkins,-(A.,.....,..P.elnier..4nd.,W3-,(Sk.e.n.B-011al
. mental farms, branch --published a. booklet, on -their : investigations and noted
cures: for the: ferraer's biggest -; bug -
'beak, Soil drifting,' ••i ,
•Here are'''.some7.Of, their flndings
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It,weurd' require item $150 to -.$250
.worth. Of .:cominer.cial.fertilizer to re-.
place nitrogen lost :frOn, One .'acre
fertilefarm land ,hy• the • reinoyal, of a,
layer of soiloneinch deep •and : 'front.;
:$40 t� ,$50 to replace the phosiihorous.,,
One inch of ;sell over.:,art.,aare \con:.
tains 109' pounds o? phosphorous 1.590 •
:pounds .of nitrogenand15 'tans of Or
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genic matter. •
. Sand, Storms :In, tons
r.. One inch Of; surface ,soil blown :frein
alsingIe section 0? land, Means the re
Mow& of ap.PrOxiinately 100 000 :tons .
of soil. , •'
• A: Cubic mile of lOwer. air during ,a
dust sterrif contains 225 time of .drist.
In sortie' dietrioti. where •.the land Is
lighter;:' soil. 'drifting, bas been so'ex
Aensive the injury ',appears to. be al
most Perinanent.'. • ,„ '
_ 'Where from one to tour .inehee,,Of
top soil have been lost it will be
...found atinoselmpoisible to reise., good7
crops for nianY : years even with •
abundance of •moistare. ' ' •
In -193t a quarter section tear Re,
gins, :that was subjected.to heavy
driftitig from high winds , was :found'
- to. Italie :lost the 'equivalent. of in-
. ekes ,of tow:Soil,or approximately' 195
Ions:per • :
,baniage'. Widespread
At One, thee it . was, thought that
8011 drifting Was toufined.:te,t4s lepea
prairie lands • Of. the ,south, but :of. lato.
years it ,has rpread northward.. and
nov rauCh',damage .is •being.. done in
'form:AV.:Wooded farin lands in south-
-;ei.7,11-and-central•-Alberta..3„and..._in„ Lthe.
.•Peaee. Fairer' block.: ••
Strip farming Is the. niogt highly "ad-
vised of the PreVentativ.eg Under it.
. strips are iaid • down at right angles
•to the ,Inost frequent Winds and from
10 to 24 rothi wide. -' :•-••
• Other suggestions • '
plowlegre , cultivation �f
. •
..,*tenalye use of cover 'crops, In -
eluding the planting lin.l....regiOrth of
• atilliCient rainfall of seedlings in. early
Land left In a'.
cloddy condition,
with as:la-Melt trash On Op possible.
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Drowns Her TeUr Children •._
'MUNICH. '4,-•• A demented Pei -man
'Mother threw "(oar of her Small. Orll-.
dren into the Isar River thii'week
Was about to throw in the ilith_when
police reached', the ecerie., The 'four
Children,' all tinder 7 .years of age,
we're drowned.
, Heeds' 'Canadian, Delegation .
• 01".P.AWA.,Senator • itaonl Dandnr-
awl; •!Cariaila!s Veteran international
Stete4inani. has been chosen to head,
the, .Canadian ;delegation at the meet,
ing next ,rnontlisof the League of Na
tions Assembly. Other Canadian dele-
gates will be Hon .T. ,L. lisle*, Minis
ter• of National Revenues, and Hon/
Vincent Massey Canadian High. Corn-
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SaikateheWan'PremierWed'. .•
NEW YORK.-•-L-Miss' Flerence, Don.,
nellY;‘: Of ,La Plaza. ilotel,,•59Z1,Jarvis
•:St.,..TOronta, !WaS. :Married to :Preinier,
W. J Patterson of Saskatcheweif,There
this week.' Mi -s. Patterson liVed in the.:
West -before,. going. to • Tatentaktio
,years ego; , • .
ChairiPan of •.fipaPeial Probe
OTTAWA. ---,•flotr: N. "VV.'
,Chief "Jastice, of :Ontario,. 'hits been
named.:Ohatinian 'Of :the Rival .Cein. •
mission oa,Bornirtion-Provincial
Finan-
cialRelations. ,The economicandflu- '
'aticiat 1)1(515 of Confederation is to be
thoroughly!'probed by the Com:elision,
'other., rti era bers.,4„-whitli-friefade-7,16.n
......Thibandeau_Rinfret, Justice • •Of. the, '
Supreine Court of Canada; J. W. Da-.!
foe,. Editor‘:in-Chief ihe'.:'Whinipeg
Free Presa; Professor R. A. Mackay
of 1-1,alifax, :and ..PrOfessOr !, 'Henry.
:t'orhes. Angas,,Of ...VaUcauver. '
• Test Atlantic Southern Route •
'PORT WASHINGTON; 4•1•4.,Y,,,,--4,..der,
-tnan and tnited 'SO:tea; cOmMercial:
' airplatieS • the
Atlantic. oniy. twenty-four' hehis after'
a British .eraftflew from ,Ii,46ynes, -•
land, 'to 13ofWond,--.. Nfld.., in.p..',,resaniP,
• thin citte.st liops looking lOward..regu,
"la ' 938 ' •
$1,000,000- has
beenvOted,rto the Scheme .by the Do;
•.rninion.GovernMent,a,,suni•Whiell wiij
:he` afied.:*toprO, Met ....,e0Prent,iCesillP -111
fitani' trades- -1.and.•• in.thiStrieS.'so
Cana-
dlan bays dnd giris may be properly •
trained for • w�f.k All &Pun* Of 'YOUtli',
will thlten:lnioconSiderationT and',
ab-orptiori ' made into as many
brandlies of Industry as possible.",
Ontario hopes to receive $246,00() Of
the tete.), ellathent, end an,'agreeiritit
. , •
viI
ArabalilY be -:di-awn up, to that '
effect .and Sebinitted to both govern-
ments .for ratification. Winchprepare-
Cory work Is .already going en,in On-
tario, 7 GOverntilent", employment of11;
ceS0aire being asked to keep a list' of
all: unettiployed .young PeoPle'' and
maintain close, touch • with the situa-
tion in, each lecaiitY. •
Out .Will Stay Ot:. of. Politics
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' . I Is •IneVitaii1e.. that "re6Orti,;' will
,never cease to be Current during the •
rest 0? his natural life that the: Ptike: •
0? Windsor is about to retain to Eng-
land intl. enter politica. Alreadir ram-
,.,, . . . ... . , .
,ors are.,circniating that the ex -Xing .
Is .going back to England inside of thel.
next-Iirinonth-s7 to beconie Prime
'1Viinister. Londoners say that it .is only
• • •,, .. : • • . .
in the •United, States•that, such ideas
dealare, there is 110 apparent body Of testing:. Alb_e.r.ta statutes), the. Province
of lberta- 'haS. over-aepPed "iti Pow -
are given •credence,'. In England, they.
A
•Opinion thattWoutd, lift- a, finger to, fad- - 'e . rs. Tlie fight is 'On., . ., -.
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-...ilitate "a Political career for the7-for- • ' -,--4.„---.-------,-...-
panei. "
-"mpori-1..79g?:rii44-10_*0PT-711.104...:1,:rPc,rno:41:!..lret'Jes:t.: .,„:!t. 'conflagration' that ' appeared.
• -o..inapersonal...• greands„:, Any ' attem Pr have (lied down : seinewhat .1aSte week
a
of. a.,ineinber Of 'tlie;Floyal family to hr,.flied'up 'O.ge.fii.ritii, the Jai:aim:se
enlarge his influence with the public.' il tack on:Shtingliat, and, the. Chino,:
An 'autheritativee London amirce. JP.P. disag.re.ell."C 1.9"i .-b:6'e‘;:i .' .111.61-;;Ilt.:
i
'says thereIsnot, a Setap. of 'evidence 'wthin. the . 'category. i'?f. a tnajar, eon-.
to indieate: that, any-saubstential!-pitm-i -filet, ,,a, ' deadly, war': Of file ,' drat ,gleas, '
Th-born,binr-1.
,•ber :Of' : Etiglish In en •' regret- their, 'de, , e ' greatest , iierial:'•
: Orient •has ever2.1troWia, are going: on.
cision'ef•.Deceinber.. They' Would Made '
• Sections of'. Shanghaihave, been •dese-
it again and..in Ir.. ..cirtants antes ..,
tr
.with..equal.,embliasige: • . ., oyed by incendiary flames; ships be•••
. . . . . . , • • . • ien,ging, to., beth belligerents., sank, aiid.:
innobent . bystanders . done .ici. eatli: •
• ,Iiiirldredi of . soldiers 'on betb,,-Sidei ,
have; .heen killed, ,The war•in China .
IS. 'looked,. en, .v.Iiii - great disfavor by
'the' Jattotiese 'at...home who areaiready .
toverbUrdenpd with ":taXes; yet' e itioli-,,.
•ililation. el' .hil reablirees Ot. that% coitp...,,
..trylhUs ):Sen, prablainled:. ,and•japanete •
. troops. 'hy- the ,tho,tisands .cen.tin, he to
'pour into ehinpse . war• zones.' :The
Chinese, ineantirtie ,„are•Stemnitri-g.. the:
Ja'.11;advattCe .end ,using :blockades to
keep enerriy. Shins, frern,..pettetrating .1n: .
. land... Rep: ris4is On•whites. are feared,
, , •
Mier the 'foreigniroptiation-747Shatigt-
Alai .are:-:rigltt-inLbelieving-themselied ,.
',.:•-tio...be;in.,-graVedangee4t...Tis exPeeted
that in Order:to 'Snare, tb0 .,aitY;.giteat .,.,
"3ittin .n.aypotoael•t:;t, '?,'t,ha
1;id.st4ts.tnvraea"1eie;„.,.
!ienchisibility for sa.feguardingiCititiesel
and .T.anaueSe, interests J. -here,'
Only ,the Arctic W4',1i.itStir ltinti," the sec-
ret of Whit, happened to!gie plans, .
Xeettwifile the Soviet' ,Go,verarnent;Is
going.ahead. -with- plansfOr :further ex-.
'
•
- 777
Clash Wtb Mint11*.t'
The PelnitilOn4thert4.,ielPaaSe:oyer
thpbanking 4t.ws':6'04.Cted'at• the:re-
:teat .specialsesSien at .E.drrtonto:n.;wa
dramatically -terminate& • this.,',,,week
,
when .113rernier Mackenzie. icing.
• notinced that th tir °Co. ajeCtionabie,
statuts, 11ad bee i. ow-'dIn ;;.
Wire to -Premier' Ahniliart,' the. ''.1,1•04ti:
clf,the ,Dorninion*clovernineat says in •
."If it is *felt that Q'hapges shofild 'he
. Made In the banking or currency laws
f the pen -anion itis open to any citi-
zens of the Dominion residing in Al-
berta, or. in. 'arty „other .province, , to
seek to have.these changes mane by
thefonlyhddy,Which has the due anth•
erity. The ,isine in •the present in-
stanee.,18 that a direct attempt is,:be-
ing Made to. 'infringe upon a ',field. of •
Jurisdiction univeraelly•reccigniZed,as•
falling to 'the •Dominion, enct•te:
blitt-
ress .th.is. action by:deriiing,eny ques-
tioning of the constitutionality of this
section in the courier
-
.• It is thirteen Years since the poWer
of 'disallowance•hasbeen exercised by
the Dominion. The .Federal GOvern-
nient claims that by passing the three'
- •
'pieces,. of Ilekie1a1itieLt1ieen_sit_tg...1.3_331Snl
'ers, introducing measures .to,, central
banking, closing the courts, to actiona
Not Many Changes
10 1938, Au' toiubbile:
—
,Afilt(r.4eatt4e'ATinrenis,onrill isimpkerPicova4a.c'n'Hilts
. • .
• changesda SNt. ry)1S I ri ;Sgt -0 Ttia. 41: eee atio:a:iho7 Ei; • •
these changes to haSiness eondltiona
in the coning winter and Spring
The ch4tige-OVer, in models in some ,
,.:40*(qtqle.v.,?(IztvtitstlIty-ert41.tmgit*MTviiqns and Chrysler, whch ,:
a ry,
Probi•
.'ably' be CiOnO vritbOut .nlach taper ng
Orf of Worlc; '
'ifYdntiad :built wclI 7p,000
car ast Weck v:•:.•.1' the same .amount
tho i°'.hani-
o."ivlp;!Tt:tsti'e
-6B' trll
icin Mbchiist. -• '
•''G. M. ho goes on to
Say;. `.1W1U go into August with oper-
ations high and, Will- suddenly halt.'
Work' on current .ModelS, about the
•rn:ddlecf the, Month Without Much ••••
affort, ae.taPering off. After -two or
three.wees-:-about as •short: a ahut-
•
down , as: ever knowntnanufactUre.
;of Pails Of t8 ears. will start." •
`Mr; Finnek, believes the changes •
for ''ps' cars , are not,gong to be: very
, .
exciting.,
"In fact," he. says, "car .• makers
are wracking their “brains • trying to
. think of What to -feature in their id- •
Vertising .01d Selling:: Most of the
innovations that will make customere
gawk' and 'talk are ,he:ag held. over .
until ,1939. Business is good enough
that •car i will be 'bought in huge
-111iffiberS fer,'another!.:yeer• Without..
resorting to ,cpstly changes.
"The l ,relatively small tooling
charges for. '38' N31 'help, keep:up
meter earnings,' desPite the fact that
the increase in retail Tirices '
ov
expenses." - • . •
'In New automobile circles—
which, like Firiney„,:.,do plat. believe% •
the ,ehanfits!:in des:gn' will b ver?.
cXditingthe 2erriphasis .111' discussing
•
?PS: models is; on •iMprove4 handling
• of 'Tam .and new *safety.;,-deviced.--•.,' '-
•'. Several ,companies, it '• was ;.S4id;,
plan on follow.ing stile lead: of
OIds-
-niobile in using 'automatic transin!s:;"::":
sion... Commercial usage . Of the "hill • '
a'' new B31idix product, - is,
also -expected ,in !.tbs. new Medels.
Studebaker has already brought. out ,
the "no rolPbatir," a' safeguard:going .
up hill, and. the new, device operates
.4a a:, further safeguard' in going
dOvv;.n.:. '
'
•
;,Vanish ,In:Arctic‘.. •
',A„fonr,inetered, Ritaaiati plane pil-
oted' by the ,.fained Sigismund, Leyso,
:..evsky and bound to the United States'
:.frain. Meadow, is long 'Overdue, at the .
•
Fairbanks. Alaska. • landing 'field:: It •
. •: . • , . •
was the.thirdinissian flight over the. •
:North, Pole, irk the Peet two menthe.
A ••R]ipis.ii,:•plaiie Be* from 1VloStew
.andi. landed. :at Vancouver, :7i,v4sb„
June '26; '.and another flew froni Mos,
cow .to San' 'Jacinto, •Oal;,. on, July. 14 -
:after' 'a 'MOO -mile . trip. [Beth flights
. ‘. „
7,-wVre •non -s -to .
While-lie.i-seareh-goes--•-onsfor—the •
,
inlisingliyers, theories' accounting
-the, disappearance,.:of the,: prene ::piloted;
by 'bovaneysky.hold that' he May have:,
run 'out -of ;.gasOline, and Conie. down
In the tundra, ,or , that ,he..may, have
crashed' in,a 100,milennhoui, gale. .•
down the airway to Bermuda on the
Ataerioan, Clipper' 'long •enough even te race'for -Prated.-
-firsC•Ieg-ot 0..41ight to. :England by
way of the Azores and -Lisbon.
,
Near Panic Op.:Liner
$iIANGOAL.--Viste .than • 309 Amer-
icans- fell to 'the. 'deCks. Of :the; Dollar
two fasillarieri: by Chinese snipers. •
The: passengergwere-- frightened:-
.'first •when .bernbs:fran.,Japanese .war,
Planes- fell Undoinfkrtably 'close te.the
Ship in the Yangtze ,RiVer,', although
Captain ,.Bryant had ordered 'huge
AmeriCan.±::fidga. flown: from - every
mast..• • , .
Near polite broke!' out iater. 'When
• . • • . • •
Chinese snipers along the shore began ,
popper* :1,a,patiese'.,••••deStreyeit0', end,:
begeit to whistle' over the' .
Rinley'S..clecks., and through her rig-
ging. ,• , • , • ; .'•
. .
• PaSSettgera dr'epPed .to their .stetn:'
,taehs•'.oti the ,d6014. .fea.ffill AO 'Stand..
Be4ch The Desert
••••.N...;
!.•
,
,Vhe i)oach bu tho shor6 eitItike Mead%thc at f.).'odY of'Water erehied in the:M.14(11d ',et' the Sotttb,„
" weatellt Vilited"States de,sert by 4ouidoi,pame The 14ke is, rapidly, becoMing inkini 'attPectisu-inr
. " tourists,
..,
17
1
Noll below. '
Chinese Flieri..PrOrnoted/,''
• ,NANKING, t-GeneraliSairaO :phiang•
.
Kai-shek this wee*, gave , all ChineSe'.
fliers.'rho.pattieip4ed inthe air bat-
tles oyer Nanking and
a:ygobow..a
p ..
pi-oniotiofl anda 'raise in
The,. or,cler„.:4ting ' the-, ,Itdroic'.'
de-
fense i of. • the 'Cliiriese fliers who;:re, ,
_pertedlY,•Aot.eidOWE'Sight 'J306116.6:
Planes.: during,-the'.skirmish,- raised..
each aviator one peg above his forMerGeneraF Clow .
Ting -fang leader .,I;..e.
.the squadron,,reeei'Vedn banns 29,-
000 yuiiu (G,000.
Government Revenue tip
• OTTAWA. FighreSreleased, this
•iif•eek by the CoMptrailer. of tlie Treas-
uryl Show- an. in CreaSe, .di • 26,:million, in
ihe' DOntinien•Of Canada gevernnient,
re'V'entie'durtng'. the present :Decal: year.
,Tot'at Ordinary reVetitte'Of the Derain -
'ion for Jtily, was: $17.,881-,96,:,.and! spo.,
eidr receipts-...urpimit the grand ..total
to $37,S93,)45, 7,8i9t13„93.1u;3
6 • cie,ntparect
• ,i,75
S. Grain Trade 'Boorns'
C1-IWAG00.--dr_ain,.plte in the Unit- •
•cratel •bohmo.,•cr.iti•
• . • i '
:
.of order& •• The United States' gran
trade is enjoying its., best: ' business.:in
seven. years.. Custoznerk ItonSo gong;
•itie -•ti.C•et,s • are . crowded. The •While;
chalkettfiglires 'On thO.big sboard again,
have •eapturect` ,pnblic • interest. Sinall
inVestors•are beek,)Vith hopes Of
ing in current' Pt.:64Pe1'ity:.: '
•Ui. the last, three Monate' the turn -
'Otter Ott the liOard of t4le, World's
focal point in the grain' intSineSS, ltaa
, been .running 77 per cent., greater than
tk the- tort'esPoriditig- .1636 perio(f.
•N�rrnandie, Makes New ' Record:
• • "14A*.vRE-,Avornging„r1,11,,Icnot; tho:
.Preneh Lipe's..','Normarldie,"last • week
stied UCIOSS, the 'Atlantic (Arobrese
• Io 131,S1iop"A Beek) hi' tittY8,:
22 lionrs, 7 4111,111qt:4e featest 'dogging
in history. Shied she had jostonade
'• westboUnd trip In a.daYL 23 hOtitg,
minute?, she aentritocl, all in tett days,'
'bOth east -hound and west-ilOund
orttg, 'Her. ineretteed • peed Is qttilDut..
ed to - ._111s p(otiellot*.s., depot
'DIM OA. • hiee -,thWted'a•'' of
three,. •
itrF-
4
• Institutes Prove
ar Abroad
oiq
,ehairif:an'of 'West -FederationSuisex ,Comty
. ,
-Tells--of -Develop- •
, , .
maid in England
• '
.TORONTO. "--• Fresh. from • a trip
throtigh.the..,,Niagara . 'fruit belt In.
. , s.
•Which :is ideated .:Stoney Creek,: deer ••
to the,,,hearts of all Womert'a 'Insti-
. . . ,
• tute ?Members, as the home of --the
Mather, Institute, and :thrilled with the
,beauty and •ilionitty she Viewed, 'Mrs.
: Aggs, 'chairman of •
the „West Sussex ;County Federation,
who is ", vieltini., Canada,: had between .
praising".' the '.aprieetS;::" and. '; peadheti;.;-'
Beale interegting, things to tell of the
W. 'I. work in the. pid, ,Latici.' •
...."Institute work has grown tretnend-
the..-Isst-e-rv-ieal's-,tAie_W-e-Lx. •
woP organized in all the deniatiee ot
England not only in rural. distriets.bat,..
,An---MoSt,-.of—the-.---„yillag.s's-g.L.„-ehe::...- re -
Marked, adding that in the county, of,
•: which She is President there artkpaine-
. • ;
ty-tWo banches:'
"It's, a very „democratic. organization ••
inda-ely ',i,efireseirtatiVe•ei the' went -
1.1 .sof ; the locality—'lady in the ,big
,
•honee," the Parson's Wife. and the. farm
,WOmen all work together': '.and any.. of
theiir'.maY •he;".t.chnititiati," Said Mrs..
" The ..Lady•ipeittnaii is the national.
:chairinan,,ot the Federation ,covering;
'England, Scotland and Wales: with -na-
....tistuar...iteadqtiorterd 111 -London, • and.;
.:this Year tiletithers had! a big tiine
,resIsiii.a.ting,, the, twenty-first :' birthday
of the ihtroatietioo,igto, Englati'd•of
work which,had been; initiated in Can,.
atilt:, said l‘,/ra.• Aggo.'
• •!.,Wo" were glad :':to Weleome hack, •
. .
ra • a ' •ss cif 6", 1 nte -
. .
national,:eonferenee,•ef CbuntrY*enten.
in America 'Made a ,world tont..",silo
.)Th.t: fit preSent: thc. atke.8ii0n. at nue
trition loonis large.in the .worit"' Of' the
1ilStitutS, t1 „national- eXe'cutiVe .0f.
•Whiell is 'often tiatted to.,,gather infer!
,Ination thi liettitii fopC for ,iturpOseg
,O!
'•Handcraft wOit is of .,ourso, •Ot,.t4e.
nicadouS ititeresit "to: tile' inititatcs Of
iritiii, -Mr Ags is taking back
ivith her' a • 'hooked 'rag; ch, she •
Says IS,-it'quite differont typo o't Nvork
froin'ittie ti craft, ofhot' native: coati,
try.. '
Lat;rador Buys Ice
14
'IA1111011.. Labrador-
• lde haa Vere011107aca1'ein this --land;.
e
'IvIt're rainy person's tliink titere ISa,
per:petard strtiply :of it. Tett tons,. itv-
1)0(,toci :fro' In „Halite•k,.• arrivod 'berg:
alloard.'any„ftiimiliary eolvioner for 1150.
in oaditiot
1
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