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F a -CAMP FOR TRANSIENT MEN Plan to Rehabilitate 1200 in Pennsylvania Includes Raising Own Food Pittsburg,—Taking its own advice to go back to the farm," the Federal Government has established what is ►elieved to be the first farmcamp for lomeless transient men on a 235 -acre tract of land near Valencia. By en- louraging them to provide own food tnd shelter, the Government hopes to rehabilitate 1,200 "wanderers of the lepression" for useful work in society Pith the return of better times. This is the first of three farm - tamps which will be established in the Pittsburg district before Christ - ASK YOUR DOCTOR FIRST, MOTHER Before You Give Your Child an Unknown Remedy to Take Every day. unthinkingly, mothers take the advice of unqualified persons —instead of their doctors' — on remedies for their children. If they knew what the scientists know, they would never take this chance. Doctors Say PHILLIPS' For Your Child When it comes to the frequently -used "milk of magnesia," doctors, for over 50 frh°isat h"PHILLIPS' MilkoMagnesa eaeemremedy for your child." Remember this -- And Always Say "Phillips" When You Buy. Your child deserves it;dfor your own peace of mind, see that you get it — Gen - eine Phillips' Milk of Magnesia. Also in Tablet Form: Phillips' Milk of Magnesia Tab- lets are now on sale at all drug ores everywhere. Each tiny tab- kt is the equivalent of a teaspoonful of Gen. nine Phillips' Milk of Magnesia. PFdILLIPS' VI/hey/4 e MADE IN CANADA Inas, designed to enroll approximate- ly 400 homeless men each and to Sun - plant all other undertakings of the Federal Transient Bureau In this area, according to Mr, G, L. Tow>;.. send, state director of rehabilitation, The Valencia camp has just been moved from Alleghany County's South, Park, where 225 transients have been living and working since last March. Explaining the move, Mr, Townsend said they were convinced by the ex- perience of an unemployed farm at i•Iarmarville that the men acquire a new and brighter attitude when they realize they are actually raising their own food and building a..roof over their heads, DEFINITE OBJECTIVE FOUND NEED, "Work about the country park was useful, but did not show anything concrete when completed," he added, "These men are sensitive about the thought of charity, and farming seems to be the best way of removing that belief'. Federal relief heads in Washington are closely studying the new farm ex- periment as a possible solution to the transient problem, Mr, Townsend said, and may establish similar camps in other sections. By spring the Valencia project will be a communal village, equipped with seven barracks, a large mess hall, re- creation centre, blacksmith shop, woodworking plant and a general far- ming business, but for the present the inen are living in army tents await - Ing a shipment of lumber to begin their construction program; LIVESTOCK ALREADY ON "FARM" Already the farm has 50 head of cattle assigned from the Govern- ment's purchases of cattle in drought -stricken areas, 200 hogs and 600 chickens, There are 300 barrels of kraut, 100 barrels of beans and several hundred barrels of other veg- etables in the camp's larder, When the crops have been harves- ted next year, the camp will have produced much more than enough food for its own needs and will dis- tribute the surplus to other relief agencies, Mr. Townsend said. When the day's work is finished, the instruction, will be given the men in various' trades and studies in co- operation with the Federal Emerg- ency Education Relief Administra- tion, "I am convinced that it will be on a self-supporting basis by next year, and the men can rightfully feel that they have earned their weekly money grants of from $1 to $3 in addition to their maintenance," Mr. Town- send said, "I believe this is the best way to meet this particular problem, both for the physical well-being of the men and their mental develop- ment," English Newspaper Serves All Balkans BELGRADE, Yugoslavia—The Bal- kan Herald, first newspaper in English to cover all the Balkan coun- tries, opened publication here recent- ly. A. Teience Atherton, proprietor of the South Slav Herald which he founded three years ago, is editor and founder of the new paper, The aim of the Balkan Herald is gven as "to promote not merely inter - Balkan cd -operation, but even more importantly an understanding of the Balkans and the Balkan problems amongst the English-speaking peoples of Britain and America." Contributors to the first issue in- cluded Prof. Gilbert Murray, Lord Riddell, J. L. Garvin, Admiral Mark Kerr, H. W. Nevinson, Robert Byron and Brig. -Gen. Charles H. Sherrill. When you get to know a fellow, know his joys and know his cares, When you've come to understand him and the burdens that he bears; When you've learned the fight he is making and the troubles in his way Then you find that he is different than you thought him yesterday.; You find his faults are trivial and' there's not so much to blame, In the brother that you jeered at when you only knew his name, The Bone Building Value of Cod Liver Oil P L U S ADDITIONAL BONE BUILDING MINERALS Strong Bones and Sound Teeth are built of mineral salts in our food. Cod Liver Oil helps our bodies absorb these minerals. Scott's Emulsion is doubly effective—because it is an Emulsified Cod Liver Oil in a solution of bone building hypophosphites of lime and soda—PLUS values you receive in Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil. 2A TT'S LSION THE COQ " LIVER OiL WITH THE PLUS VALUE For Sale by Your,.Druggiat What Does Your Handwriting Reveal? GEO. ST, CLAIR (Crapho-Analyst) All Rights Reserved (Editor's Note: To know yourself Is to understand, and understanding will enable you to make the most of your latent talents and characterise- its, The author of these interesting articles make an offer to you, Read this article and see how he can help you), Mere is anobhe, leiter this time It is from a lady reader who lives in the West, It is similar to many that I re- ceive each week, and shows the var- ied problems that beset so many peo- ple, "I have been going with a gentle- man friend for some time, and we are devoted to each other. When we star- ted getting to like each other, my friend told me that we could not get married for some ime, because her was living with his mother, who is. over 90 years of age, and he could not ask me to go and live with her, Ile has to look after her, and he is her sole support. She is helpless and can do nothing for herself, She rarely knows any of us, and Is really merely existing, I feel terribly sorry for her, but it does complicate things for both of us, "I agreed to wait, but time is going on and we seem no nearer marriage. We are both terribly anxious to get married, but my fiance says we sim- ply cannot as things are, He is get- ting discouraged, and thinks he is bothering me coming around without Having anything definite to offer me for goodness knows when—for he will not marry as long as his mother lives Neither of us like a long courtship, and he does not like the idea of kee- ping me on a string, as he says in this way. Can you help us, Mr. St. Clair? We are both in our early for- ties. I don't know just how you can help, but maybe you can make some suggestion, or offer some advice, that will make the situation more bear- able for both of us," This Is, without a doubt an unfor- tunate position for any couple to be placed in. Time is passing you both. by, and you are missing the golden years of companionship that should be yours. I have studied the writing of both of you, and find that you are both very ardent, affectionate people, Nei- ther of you is of the cool, dispassion- ate type, who can control your feel- ings for a long time, Your fiance's mother 18 very old, but she may linger on for years yet, in which ease the situation would be- come unbearable for you, Then there is the matter of children. The older you get, the more difficult will be- come your position, from several an - Iles. I understand that it is not a ques- tion of your fiance's mother being Hostile to you, or laying down the law about having a daughter-in-law living with her. It seems to be mere- ly a question of your fiance's attit- ude that prodvides the obstacle. I am going to be quite frank, be- cause that is what you want. You must put it up to your fiance that the situation cannot go on in this way for any length of time, Tell him that you much prefer to marry him, and live with his mother whilst she is alive. This is something which you will have to put up with but if you are prepared to do that, and apparently you are then it is better that you get can make other arrangements for married. When his mother dies you having your own home, But it is not practical to Beep apart for a practically unlimited time. You are both human, and a situation may possibly arise which would leave you, as the woman, in a disadvantageous position. You will understand what I mean without my going into further detail, I am writing you at greater length direct, Have YOU a problem in which Mr, St. Clair can help you? Handwriting tells the story of people accurately, scientifically and without any frills. Do you wish to know what your friends are really like? Send speci- mens of the writing you wish to be analysed, stating birthdate In each case. Enclose 10c coin for each spe- cimen, and send with 3c stamped ad- dressed envelope to Geoffrey St, Clair Room 421, 73 Adelaide St. W., Tor- onto Ont. Alt letters will be confi- dential, CENSUS TAKING Full of Perils and Adventures Up North Ottawa,—Census taking in most countries is a matter of routine, but in Canada it is always a complicated 'problem—sometimes a perilous ad- venture. Beyond the comparatively narrow ribbon of town and farm there is a vast hinterland of bush and barren lake and mountain and sea coats ex- tending into the Arctic, where the In- habitants are few and widely, scatter- ed and yet must be included in the "population", Here the official cen- sus taker is helpless and the Federal Government must call to its aid not only its own Royal Canadian Mounted Police and agents of the Department of India Affairs, but fur -trading com- panies and church missions in the Far North, The time and patience required to collect such data in far corners is seen in the fact that although 1931 was the Last census year, the infor- mation is still incomplete and reports are still trickling in, The latest report, received by the Dominion Bureau of Statistics from Moose Factory, tells a thrilling story, It was written by the Rev J. Emile Saindon, a missionary, who was en- gaged to take the census along the + eastern shore- of James Bay. "I must say," he writes "that the canoe trip gave me a good deal of worry as I had never made that trip in such an unsafe means of convey- ance, "The run is 600 miles along the shore, which means a battle with the elements: rain, snow, winds, ice and heavy fogs. Furthermore, we have to cross three bad spots, namely, Han- nah Bay, Rupert's House Bay and Cape Hope Bay—all wide and deep. Everything is fine in good weather, but when it is stormy the trip is very dangerous, Only once did we find ourselves in a storm of that kind; it was in Hannah Bay. It looked as if the sea was going to swallow us, The canoe would be riding on the crest •ttoA Enjoy a really fine hand -made cigarette 1 rolling your own UNEII, GOLDEN VZRGiNIA ALSO MADE UP IN PIPE TOBACCO issue No. 46—'34 h of the waves, and a moment later plunging into the trough, My guide gave proofs of his marvelous skill in dodging and cutting through the wstves. Our canoe had air -tight com- partments; It measured 20 feet in length and was covered with a very strong waterproof fabric. I carried two outboard motors in case one should fail." 12 Miles Up Earth Looks Like A Warped Checkboard Says Photo- grapher. WASHINGTON. — The rarest of photographs — a picture that looks something like an old warped check- erboard—has just been developed al the National Geographic Society. It is a bit of earth, as photo- graphed from the record height of almost 12 miles. It was snapped 61,- 800 feet above the ground by Capt. Albert W. Stevens during the ill- fated stratospheric flight of thei National Geographic -Army Air Corps balloon Explorer. The picture shows a section of Nebraska about 10 miles square, over which the balloon was soaring when the bag ripped and started the 'fast descent that forced Captain Stevens and Major Kepner to jump. Small hills and ridges appear like ripples on the surface of a pool or like an astronomer's photograph of the moon, edges of the picture arc foged. because the film was par- tially exposed to light when the gondola crashed. This photograph and others taken at lower levels, should help natural scientists make a more accurate ad- justment of barographs, instru- ments' that measure altitude. By comparing the length of an object in the picture with its actual length. The exact height of the balloon can be figured. The focal length, or distance from focus to lens of the camera, also enters this calculation. World's `Oldest Flea' Rouses Staid Times LONDON,—An editorial in the usually staid Times reveals that 'the oldest flea" recently was unearthed in East Prussia. The petrified granddaddy of all fleas Is about 6,000,000 years old, the Times said, and asks: "What heights of experience and cunning would he not have scaled by now? If he could speak, it is certain he would pour conventional scorn on the pampered lives of his descendants, contrasting them with his ramifica- tions .into the woolly hides of mien• moths, and the impenetrable thick- nesses of the skins of brontosaurs or plesiosaurs: "Such soft garments and softer flesh were not revealed by heaven to "WHY RISK FAILURES WiTH DOUBTFUL BAKING POWDER, LESS 1 HAN W WORTH OF MAGIC MAKES A FINE BIG CAKE. AND YOU ARE SURE OF SUCCESSFUL RESULTS.! ..y. MRS. CLARRY HUNT, Chief Dietitian for Gillett Products. Toronto MAGIC costs so little! Just think --it actually takes less than Yfl worth of Magic to make a delicious layer cake. Why take chances with doubt- ful baking powder? Bake with Magic and be sure! MAGIC MADE IN CANADA "CONTAINS NO ALUM." 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Military authorities were interest- ed because of the possibility of us- ing rockets to send dispatches on mountainous frontiers, TEST SUCCESSFUL, Trieste, Italy.—A steel tube was rocketed from the side of a moun- tain near here and landed undam- aged In a valley 2% miles away, with a cargo of 1,600 letters. The demonstration, testing a Phosphorus Deflcienes STOP LOSSES Mineral deficiency doesn't stick out like a sore thumb to help you recognize it offhand. Chances are that some ani- mals you own, healthy enough looking' but not so good producers, are border line cases. The right minerals are your key to profit right now. Feed ono o these C -1-L Mineral Supplements dally to promote thriftiness and productivity. Rich in digestible calcium and phos -1 phorus and nutritionally balanced, they1 give results with real economy and prof fit. C-I"L UTI -MIN 10O' .Available and Digestible. 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