The Lucknow Sentinel, 1940-02-01, Page 7•
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4
aar
Treatr$01-4
For Cancer Gets
overnr:ent Aid
•°, »+tectal Grant Made T4 Assist '
Research in Dr. HAnry Con-
nell Foundation at .
- Kingston, --Ontario;
-•
in' order 'to insure a continued '
supply,.of •"Ensol",'the cancer treat
ment developed and produced by
" the Dr. •Hetulty' Connell IFounda-•,'
' ti15n at. Kingston, the Ontario. Gov-.
e,rnnient made a special grant of •
frgm: $3,000 to $4,0:00 to_•the' faun
•dation for, the month Of 3aauary.
At the—'sales, time, the . govern.,' ,
mesh's otv.n ensile which is• making
acUJ4tional, , resew:elves • into.' , the
tt^•eatmettt iS being .continued;:It is
let.flerstoes '.that tile..tlenut 1l' Fent-
dation has. been. •short •oft t€tnds: to '.
carry , on: the ,iiroductlon of "Lr• ?sol" '
••. svhieli.,, still th being .• distributed'.
free.• if the foundation 'was fer•,eed
by .financial •reaso'ns •to• •discontinue `
the work, the Ontario •Gove•rnment
clinic would, have to close down fore,
IAck. of supplies:
OTHE11 MEANS OF. It'1NANCJ'NC
- Therefore 'Sen.'. Haro'ld ' Kirby,
. Ontario Minister of health,.. agreed, "`
not only -to continue the work of
the government clinic but to assist
,the foundation itself in a financial
Way . for the Month „led.' January.' at
. least. • •
It was. hoped that before the end
:of the month .the foundation would'
find othc•r,• means ' of fi:tincing
Some dere ago It was curie's ed
than the tlui'untinterests =the•.
'Uhlked• 5.taii.s haid agreed to' all-.
l '
'foundation '100 u00. 1't •'
said,. however, thtlt this support'
,"was dependet t'itpou the foundation
Securing from. the federal govern-
, meet a permit to manufacture "En -
Sol": for, stile. -This ltcrn?'t has Alet ' •
been: forthcoming.
• DOCTORS SUI'PLID FREE
:-Some 00.0 •doctors'thfoughout the
province are said„ to 'hav .bean suit- '
plied,,' with ':Ensoi". flier, ht• i':e
foundation. They: Of course, collect
fees,. from . their patients but the
ConnellFounda flee is unable to. ac:
;rept payment without a federal per.
.mit..'•', .
• 01•
Captures S t'ting: `Crown •
• "?al
•/I; a'.,a P;nrt .i•utt• of. Otta•e•;,
carried eft the Junior' ('a.I:adiar.
Women's 'Chore skating c•ham.pi"n-
Ship. Dennis Illus,, also of Ottawa,
carried off top honor•; in the jun'-
for then'. • event he tire •Canadia:n
figure skhtang chanmpitC7ship, lent
in Ottawa.
- LESSON V •
HOL'DINC, LIFE SACRED. (A Prin.,
•ciple of Temperate Living).
Genesis- 1:27.31; 1 Corinthians 6:19. '
20; 2 Corinthians -6:16---7:1.
GOLDEN •TEXT;•'!Ye'were Atought '• •
'with a price: glorify Godl there
fore lin your •body." 1 .Cor..6.1'20.
THE I:ESSQN,LN •I:TS 'SETTING
Time'_ . The First . Epistle. •...of •
Paul. to °th.e Corinthians—.'was k'rit-
.ten ;in A.P.. 51; a,hd it is geeeral,ty
' belieyecl .that the Seeon,d' Npietle••,.
.was. Written not: many "?tenths .la t-
er, -.'Probably .in the same year, .•'
Place' -- The First. •Epis.tle',.ot :
• .Paul to 'tile Corinthians was- writ-
'ten. flute. Eniteusii: The- Seeoticl was •
written- in Macedonia, •possibly'
from the city of,Thes.salouica.
27. And. God created man in lila
own image; in. the image .of God
created he -••him•; • m.ale' .and m
feale
created • he them: We• gath.ei• from •
the present chapter :that God' is a
spirit, that he,thinka, speaks, Wills,
and acts. The. great• points of con. ' •
fortuity, to God that man .possesses
are reasson, 'speech:, will and power•.
in the reason is evolved the .d!stinc- .
'lion' of good and evil. In the wili'is
unfolded.. that, freedom' of action '
' wlri,eh cliooses `Mis good and, refuses'
•the, e}'IP:.• God formed• .the' body. of
man in suc1ia way •as to make it a
.fon its rational tenant, T.tie .mind•
'and the ,body Here .compatible and..
Complementary, tt was specifically
' 'the Mind of tiian that was created
' " in the divine image; God is•spirit-
'nal or 'physical substance.... and so
i; muu's mind. dr soui.'
• •'Ere Fruitful and Multiply
28 • A'nd God blessed them,:'and
god 'said unto them, Be• fruitful,
and Multiply, 'acid i'eplen1sh ', the
-earth; •and'•subdue. it;' and have do•
miiiiori over. the fish et 'the sea;
and •over the birds ''of the Heavens,
and over. emery living thing , that•nioveth upon: the,'earth,. 2,9..'•And
.God said, Behold, I.' have given
e t . Which you every•'herb yielding s el •
is upon ih.o face. ef, all the : earth,
' and •evory tree, in which' is, the
trtiit of a tree• yielding seed,'to`you
•It'shali be fur food: 30. and .to' ev-
ery burst of, the : arth, and' to.'every
turd .of the;- heav'ens, .and to •every-
thing tint' creep h upon, the earth,
. wherein there ire, 1 have given'
i food an.
it
green i
•v i:ee c4
suet ,
. S
• Was so: The ;words spoken by God,•
to our ftrst parents' are •in the 'fort
' of t command': man .is to bear
',children; he is to subdue the earth;
he is to, have dominion over all liv-
ing creatti't'os: lie is to li•v;e.physic-
sily liy •the herbs and fruits and
cerca1J, which God slanted, in the
• earth. Some day the Whole creation
',will :be. again HI perfect. stibjeclieoli'
fn= man. .'r •i( t' ,aa r r1uined .1.0 'he
Swollen. Beans •
Scuttle Vessel
They Get Wet and Swett Aftei
'Danish Ship Damaged by. Mine
—Sink' It • ••
A cargo of soy Ilenri- tan(I 0 •t
Which badly -damaged it
was the reason. the 11;000-t1)n
'Danish liner Canada sitnk off the
coast cf England. ,
. Captain Carl •linhId cit, whtl. vva;
in command 'of the Canada when
it .struck a mine. nen:: Hull. Eng-
land, 'Iasi November, has revealed
that chances of taking the Canada
into port for repairs were good
until 8,000 tons of soya beans
were swelled • three thlitcs their
size by sea water-
Zven the steal sides of •the ve--
11sel couldn't stop the 'swelling.
The plates burst and, the ,Canada,
sank in shallow water, where lat-
er it was cut in two when another
ship rammed it. , -
Ta Ache
• . For Burgle'
k'.olict of Mon tebeIlo, Cali C.,
hunting a schoolhouse burglar 1041
week, wondered if tlwy wouldn't
find him with a steninclt ache. The
loot:. - •
side create, val•tied at x2.70•
`roue il'ottics of milk:
.,,,p`gUL ,11116. (if ,geol(ie5
iAmnY�1AwRSt•
Nino bottles Of orange -juice..
. Barefoot prints indicated the
-tinder 88' ;t •4t'nnli boy. •• „
,USE BETTER SEED
Opposition tplough'ing poor
marginal land to iirovide increas-
ed 'crop production to :meet war-
—drab—needs, -was expressed -b- W. -
R. Reek, deputy minister of agri-
culture; at a meeting of the agr•'i- n
culture committee of the ,Ontario •
Legislature., "Th:e only way we can
capitalize „on hogs and dairy pro.;
.dusts is to .produce -pore barley,
oats, and mixed grains,".,,said .Mr..•
Reek. •
• •"We:know definitely that by use
of better seed, farmers in Ontario
:can step i p,mtheir chop production..
appree• ab1y,7', said Mr. Reel:.::'
THREE-G)<tAIN ,gilElt` •
J'.
E.. `Bergey,., extens7,,o:n. sfineial>i
ist' of -the•poultry• department, of
the• Ontario Agricultural College':
at ,,Guelph,'suggests 'that •a single;-.
`grain' diet. is -hdf satisfactory. for,. ,
laying he`ns. The•5 main grain's' are'.'
wheat,. oats, barley, corn and buck-
wheat, any three of whish should
be used, but oatsiS the best -single
grain and should be .one of the
• three used in'a feed mixture. Milk
is ,the . mostk outstanding protein ,
food, he said..Others may be, meat,
fishor liver meal. Minerals,• he
• outlined, .may •includeoyster shell
or ..bone meal .and' for vitamins,
• cod liver oil, greens or .yellow
corn.
Change Alphabet.
no, .ono
r Lieut.. • H. Z. Palmer, of the Canadian Field Artillery, son of 1VI1
A .2. and the"late ,Gel. Padrn'er; of Ottawa, Canada, is pictured .with his
• bride,:tl a former Peggy.Crevar, •daugther of •Brig: -Gen. ,11; D. G:: Crerar;
chief of staff at the Canadian. military headquarters in England;'as they
left ;St.' George's, :Alae; slict Garrison church, after they . were married.
• 'Trumpeters'of the Royal Military. College "Of Music, :Keller Hall, stand.
>�ehind; them....
.:at•the,time:of his creation (see [to-•
ma=us 8:.18-23),• •
Temple of the Holy Spirit
1 Cor. ,6:19. Or .know ye not that.
.your body'.is a temple of the Fioly
Spirit 'which is in you, which ye
have from God?' and ye are not
your o•wn. '.Man..has- not only body.
and Out, but also spirit. Deeper
down ,than where fhA. soul. with
its consciousness' can enter, there
is a.spirit-nature linking main with
God. Ian•, some people it 'is nothing
more than a dormant power,. a pos-
sibility • waiting for the:.quickening
of the Holy Spirit (We are famil-'
...iar: with.°:the division of the temple
into three parts: there was, its ex-.
tevior with' the. outer court;„seen
by all lumen; the holy, place,' into
vihich•.alone the priest might enter;.
God: dwelt in: the holiest of Holies,
where none -might • venture nigh..)
20. -For • ye..were,•bought •w-itk- a
price; glorify God, therefore iii
•yoii.r body. The • price or ransoin
Which Christ. our purchaser, paid
for our redemption from slavery,
was his awm:soul., Let "our bodies be
God's so ,that through .our •eyes
•
NOTES
AND NE WS
By MADGE
•MUSIQUWZ" CONTINUES' •
, 'In response to an overwittlnlitlg
huhttlir, Item lull; e:•1" •sed iu'htni
' this• at' ni'' 1't.1'ftPrS"..• io1egilione ; alls. -
etc.. Tr,1 Cott':; unique Sunday, .at. '
teruc•ou musigt:iz "So• You Think
Von Know Music" Iias been IIrestor•
!ed to its former spot on the Colum-'
bia• 11Aat work, t undays al 2:30 p.m.
tt't'I110. Most amusing of the let-
. t,‘:•; from , younger l'ratent,rs was
ono 1:. n, ;t To.•nuta girl:. who
have- it;'t ih( 19i'Iriitlt ' i ant
• eight. 4:a.,•s did and 4 lova your
hr:,Irani. t hope yon will get
enough le:;ccs. so you• can bo
on the air agaiu as i am not
taking piano It•ssons or any-
thing shout nlugio ire you 910
.I am 1 :truing' a lot. over the
radio, w.''1 1lnlie you will be ani
r hn air, il,:id so docs my, tnothe.t
and friends."
MARCHING PAST
The.. Regimental iiarcli-past of
the old 65th — "Les Fusiliers de
Mont -Royal" will be featured by
tho Band of the Canadian Grena-
dier Guards and the. Five Singing
Guard,men "On Parade" on Tours-.
• day uigllt February 8th, at •8:30'
,over CBL. Founded on the
186h of mune, 1869, in Montreal, it
is one of • the oldest French-Canad-
ian .regiments in tb.e Province of
�)ircrber.
• - WILL. SING AND ACT
1km Amcthe, .former fn.c. and
siugiaig_'star of the• Chase. and San-
lira Hour, has been signed 'to -head
a.• half-hour variety igic1' dramatic
Urogram which will go Ong, the air
as 'soon 88 one of the networks can
'supp'ly a suitable spat. As en the
Chase and Sanborn Hour, Ataieelni
will' both Ritip and art on the pre-
gratnt.
TO B54 HEARD
Feb:. 2, Ci3Y: Aoronto Metidel•s-
s(tihn Choir and Ti rento Symph-
ARGH,ER
•
C131., 'Metropolitan •Opera Company .
'. 10 p,tn.,.C13L: Bernardino
' Melivart cotlditrts NBC Symphony •
C;F RB, 2:30' p.m"z' "'So
•Axau' Tht11k Pon K -now Music"I". .
3 p.m., -(`FRB, N. Y. Phil. Orchestra
. 6:30 p.in„ CBL, ' Chase • and.
Sanborn Hour . 8:30 p.m.. 0131.,
One Man's Family .. , 9 p.m.: e1314
Your Government and the War ..
Feb,. ,5; 12:30 »:m.: Ontario and
Quebec region Farm Broadcast
8:00 p.m., CFRB; Tune Up Tilne ..
8:30 p m; Ci31., WItii t" a troops
in England , . . 10:00 p.m., NBC-'
blue to South Ont.. Little Old Hol-
lywood ... Fob. 6, •'8:30. CBL, In- •
formation Please . 9:00 p.m..
CBI., Reginald Stewart, pladist .. .
10:00 p.m., CBL. Toronto Sympli-
oiiy Oreh • ' '1.30 p.m., CBI,, Mrs- -
ic by. Faith ...•10:00,p.m„ Musical
Tribute to Edward MacDowell .. .
Pet): 8, 8:30, CBL, On Parade ... .
9:06 p,m., CBY and S.. Ont.`' East-,
man School of -Wait, . . , 10:30
p.m.; NBC - CBS MBS, President
Roosevelt a.ddre.'ses l3oy Scouts of
America. • - •
shall- flash the light of, his love:
Froin this;'lesson':we should realize
anew the sanctity ot• the physical
body, .1u which ' we live, the high
purpose. of physical" .life 'as such.
• :The Separated:Life.,
2• Cor. 6;16. And •what .agreement '
hath,' a•• temple of 'God with idols?
for we area temple of . the• living
will
•God~ -even :as God said/I
dwell. in them,: and walk • in them;
' and 1 .Will be, 'their God, and 'they
shall, be my people. The city of
Corinth was full of temples which •
were an• insult .to God. ,Thein idols
` spoke of and•deraanded.unclean noes
.
on the part of thelir worshippeiys.
` a .
m.nd
God is infiniCely hol y,•and de
s
holiness on the part of those .Who
• approach htin. 17. Wherefore, come
ye out from 'among them; and be
ye separate, saith the Lord, and
'touch no unclean thing; ',add I Will :
receive you,'and will be to you a •
.
Father, and ye shall be to me sons
and daughters, saith the Lord Al-
mighty. This 'separation from the
• world was dot to he physical and
local and social, .but moral- and
Spiritual. These ,Corirthiatis were
not to migrate to o,her cities, but
tokeep free from the iotimacies
and , fellowships . which might ally
them with idola•tri', and today the
Christians are to live mfr:the' world,
' while they 'are not of the world. is
1 having thteretore these. promit,cs,.
belovotl, let us' cleanse ',mil -serves
froze • all defilenien•t of flesh and, •
spirit, perfecting holiness in • the .
. fear of God. As the source of s11
defilement of the flesh is self -gnat:
ffiration. so seat- seeking is at the
root of a1.1 defilement of itis+•spirit.
' Wise Bird Lays
A Breakfast Egg
•
' A hen which .prefers a' ,warm
. kite:ion chair •to'a'cold nest saves
N. J. •Detweiler; of Middlefield,
O-, a' 'shivering. trip 'to' the' heir=
• Ito:U:se..for. his... hrea.kfast.,.egi . •
"Every mdrning about '(law.ti,"
says fetweilert:who insists this is.
. no yarn, "this hen scratches tin
the kitchen door. When I let her,
in she climbs eh a cushioned chair
. and .a few. minutes laxer cackles
to announce than she has laid her
egg."
fiavana, the Cuban capital,
which reeen,'t1y celebrated its 425th
anniversary, stood' as a city- 100
years before the first'houses were
built in what was to become New
York.
POP --Boston Tea Party
ut.
TRAININI'x .01 FRUIT
'
44VESTING•?
Tltqassoetatjof adopted a reso-
lution asking the dePartwe rt ej„ la.
• Orr-So-orgatlize a national service
.program for, enrolling .and training .
•
yours$ womelt to 4-0.1454#p i!rurt ltit;r.
vesting ,A'nothe'r reeellition `4.81 04 •
the government to .establish a ire,
search 'station In the, Niagara 4ifi-
trict :to find' ways and Means for
fullest utilization of fruit produ'ote:
Is I
Ti-iis syi1T.WORLD Ferguson r:
t\r"j r .
-114E T'VVQ
tPOL:A2
.AREA, (• •
IT CAN BE SEEN
SOLlTK OF
THE: ARCTIC
C I R-Pl;,F AN D
/Vr0•277 -.. CF..
THE, ANTARCTIC..
CIR_Ci t=•
•
OS
tt I n �—A�J-WATER.
ANI MAL, BUT' IT WiLL
-r AVEL. THROUGH SAI..i u r
SEA' WATER FRoM..ONE
RIVER, .MOUTH TO
An Ablerican, Has• :Now Invented •A
System He Hopes to Make .
A. Common. Language;
Symbols for Sounds
• •T.hc• 1ittE,'Ft•an
k IL Vizetelly, the 11�
Toned lexicographer. 'once said •the•
:.English-speaking :people need• • a
new .alphabet..and Johit:.E. Leac•itt
of Cincinnati believes` be has it in
his ."phonobet," . . •
Leavitt,' a 'retired •car,pentE.i•. ma
;chinist. acid shbe designer, defines'
the "phopobet" as. a "scientific ar•
rangeinent of letters' in a logical'.
sequenge according to their sound;`
'values alid the vocal ?mechanics of
their' utterances." ,
40 CHARACTERS.. • AR[tANGED
LOGICALLY
Relieving •that,'a eommen fang- ,
nage — preferably English -would
b
a
in
tae. t,rcatzst singl' factor
establishing. -and maintaining, per•
• eetual peace •throughout .the world, •
Leavitt bas offered his inventiotito.
Abe ,League of Nations.,' • `
'Leavitt • prefers -English 'because
mire .than. one-quarter of •the peo-
ple of the world use it. But Ire says
foreigners' could not master the
language until its vaga.rles• o.f. spel-
ling' .and, pronunciation . are, stand,
ar(aizedi. • • •
.1WITH SPELLiNC ACTOMATIC•
• •The. "phonobet" includes symbols
adopted 10 *epresent. the "orphan
sounds': that have • no ,character's
in the present English langilage. It
has 40'ch.ar:li'ters instead el. -the 26
• noW in use.. '
The additional. characters. Lea•
vitt Says, permit , each .letter "iso
have its own sound and each
sound' its own letter in the ;'plio
obet: making all. pronunn-
ciation:
•and malting 100 per rent, wutoma
tic•. •
•
4 •
eeslrnproved
Fruit Outlook
Federal Farm Economist Encoura.g•
es• Growers of Niagara "
All factors''eortaidered, Canadian
growers 'of lender fruits can look
fel ward: to 1946"w with ""a t e<tWot: i1)1e
dcgt r';eloi optintisrii," •'C. t . 'Hopper.
ehicf 'agricultural cconemist tor
the federal • department of agricul-
ture told the annual convention of
the Niagara Peninsula ,,Fruit'Grow-
ers" Association.
• •"A general rise in the Ie%el of
commodity prices would ha -iii a
tendetfcy to push up the prices .01
tender fruit." he 'said "If 'we have
, a long war and a large number of
man are taken into 'service, theve
is likely to be a signjficant 'rise in •
the prices. of all agricultural pro.
ducts,,.
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THEORETICALLY, the midnight sun. is visible •only within the. .'
polar circles. but ,due to the. fact that the.eartll is slightly flattened
..at the poles. combined' with the refraction• of .rayl near the' earth's
•
sur ace • a . person' considerably •south of the Arctic Circle •and north
pf the Antarctic, Circle 'can see the sun at 'Midnight, at, certain
sons of the, year ' "
NE7>T: Bow .can poison. sumac' be ,recognized"'
i
'M CAL INSTRUMENT. -
•
HORIZONTAL
ii.Pietured:
Musical
instrument.
Tit
instrument' of
the viol class.
'11 Monkey.
12 Enemy of.
the gods.
15 Gazelle.
16 Hops kilns.
17 Treacherous.
18 Measure.
20 To regret..
21 Small -stones.:
23 To lubricate.
24 To burn •
• incense..
26 To observe.
27 It has a rich
— quality.
28 Blemish.
30 Southeast.-
31
outheast.31 Surrounding
conditions. '
36 Earth.
37 Go on•
(music) .
38 Pronoun.
39 Surgeon's
3,
Answer to . Pr viious Puzzle
ELIL S
ROK
it1 ES T
USS"D
O.L
K
DRI LLNIK
SALT
ET
I IL= :'GALIA�
SII LO: AIN TARC]=1 C
LANEISJ--jE 1CRAiPET
inst:-t int nt
case. •
41 Dye.
43 Silkworm.
45 To add to.
46 In advance.
50 Mug:
52 Male duck.
56 Wild buffalo.
57.Roof point
covering.
58 Kind of plum
59 It has four
60A famous • •.
'make of this
instrument.
VEET.,'t'A
2 To c:r.:•:nate.
3,Madc' of,
aatnisat,
13 Substitutes.
14 Tel vex. ' •
16 It has first
place in an
19 Every.
21 Fruit. '
22 Let it' stand'.
25 Expression of
arnusenlent,
29 Pirate: •
•30 Sly person.
32 At this time.
33 To emulate.
34 North
America.
35 Type -standard
40. Type of auto,
42 Chair rail.
44 Frozen ' '
de:: sert~s: •
4 Circular wall. 45 Narrative • •
5 Back of neci:... Poe' -n•
6 Ray of the 47 Derby.
sun:. • 48 To do v.`rang.
7 Be silent 49 Bird.
.. .8 Self. 51 Upward..
9'Nonmetallic 53 Male sheer„
element. 54 Since: •
l:0 Parrot fish. • ` 55 Insight.
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20
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SUMS TO Liy1; IN
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