FHE unakbtrrruitiwm uuaiwuuk MARCH r24. 1941

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(By Wes Gallagher)

I I MOSCOW. March 30 — (AP)- France and Britain splitt tonight on

There's no deadline lot thrills.‘

‘ _ many's coal resources in the first serious disagreement among the _ _West‘ern powers at the Council of

l Forreign Milaistieigs. l k i oreign n s er Bdauit noti- ifled the Council that France could not cement to economic recon- listruction of Germany unless the father powers agreed to her de- . l coal. - 5 Foreign Secretary Bevin replied ’ icurtiy that he could not accept. a |ed all negotiations until it gets its . Way on one point. ' l Meanwhile. State Secretary Mar- ‘l

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the future disposition of Ger- mands for guarantees of German lproposal where one power block- _shall of the United States served

notice that he would request that lthe four-power council summon the Austrian Government to Mos- cow for consultation on the peace treaty for Austria. I ‘ The council will drop the Gen‘

\ I vihywasltioin" “W” A‘ 3'” man discussion for one day to 7 0nd 9 hear a progress report from its

deputies tomorrow on Austria after ,whi-ch Marshall will make his mo- Jtion.

Bidault said that what France wants is a "ﬂexible formula" for lcoal exports which. would be Hadaptabie to the rate of produc-

itetioiutionary “Sandwich” Bad . is Boom Tc Fracture Patients

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ﬁdion. and which would take into I h ‘ h b k H 5 n ‘a account the requirement of the

ili-ciiiiil putitnts wit l seven ac urea, auc as ro on rp. e. “WHITE HOUSYE,,__FLICKERS \;Germaﬁ economyy t _t d ii-rnt agonizing pain several times a day by a novcl "sand- i He urged Bevin to econsid r ttd. kniiitn as the Strykc-r Frante. This rotating device en- Shows Al’ 3230-7-8345 Briggs}, ubjecmm, m fmhtuhﬁg

the formula now and also writing it into the German peace treaty.

Bevin had said priority must be ,given sto making Germany self

puticnt to be turned in bed quickly and painlessly. with ii sim- ;~ ~ t of tlic wrist. Turning fracture patients. an important partj of thi izcal-ing p. cess, is a laborioua Job on a conventional bed. often -

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fully rendered by Mrs. Everett Mac- l Lcud iinci Ms. itcginnid Clark.

MAN I LOVE" Ni‘ WARNER DRAMIA

ji-riiig lic pa it-nt into pained outcries. Heart of the “sandivtrlclf n _ _ l;tt1 1s . n rtircss that rotates vril-hin a frame. When patient is on AT PRIACE EDWARD ini€i~ccssor_y- prayers were offered iguppgrﬂng so that she tihuld not tls, a uctinrl muttrcss is placed tightly over his stomach and _-__ by Mrs. \' , n. Clark. .\li"5. aiiichcil ,b¢- a but-lien on occupying powers.

il.'.l',l Mrs. ‘incline. ‘Yitu offering re’ .

cclvccl by Miss Dorntlrv MncRae.|

will bt- lHCCl [or the printing and

flliiflbllilCll of Christian Literature I k§oo€

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“'i‘§ic Iilitn I Lotti," Wzirncr Bros.’ new romantic dTtllllil starring Ida Ltipinii, itobcrt Aida. Andi-ch King‘ iind Bruce lit-n: ct . opens tonight at the Prince Edward ‘Flicatrc. Oth- ers who upper in fvnjvnrtnnt sup-

itl by yiing nuts at the end of the frame. With phtleni ‘ nurses at each end simply flip the bed ovviu- Pati-

n .y cctriortably on his stencils. Photos below. taken at . t3." liiisltiial. Cleveland, Ohio, show “sandwich" process in con» ‘Yo’. to old turning method.

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ypor‘. u: rclrs t- iriri-ha ,\'it*k- V--—---- i crs, Akin ii _AUri‘S Moran. John l __ g ‘ _ - I Rdscli‘. '> Iilﬂivlrt‘. Ml‘ "umun Y‘ P‘ u Parachute Mall Barbara Ann Boott put her autograph on the cast- worn by Alvin Faucht when Sh‘: V1511“!

. Warren ‘Douglas and Craig stcvens. l Harbor‘; Y‘ R U; met at Ohniatia 5t. Hospital. Toronto. Barbara Ann felt quite at home in a Red Cross uniform as she was

Iilritibers of the W. M. S. Auxil- lnry with other women of the ;chur»:i‘.i. met on Sunday afternoon lrccenilj; to participate in the ser- vice tised for the »W0rld Day of Prayer.

this uris very troll carried out as several mtmilacrs dcscribcd an |imnglnnry journry to our United

Church hiission in Central lndlla. ‘Those assisting the lcadcr were:

Carl Hamm. Ernest Milith. Rus- scl Maihcsoti. Ralph Raynor. Dor-

boy to take over for me in the slack hour at lunch-time, and go in then." It was what she had Dianned. in any case. and Church Fold would be conveniently on her way to the Police Station. “Would it do i! she had it by half-past

Most people along the road knew the speckled oroa-my mare and the girl who drove her. They were hy way of being popular. the pair of them. At the level crossing just on the moor side of town they were held up for a few minutes to lot

the last coaches passed. Sun y fol- lowcd ltlm inch iiy inch iicr .5 the mctais. and waited for the second gate to be opened.

"l shall bi- ready when your wife comes marketing," said Peggy. "Tell her I've got some aptples- the

Produced by Arnold Albert. "rhi- p Mi» is, _ NW, I L0,,» was dmcied by Raoul - the Protestant Orphanage on h", Banana a volunteer during the war. l-ler mother was a member of the Ra ‘Orosshcortis at gggﬁaestipegtf. \.y'afs]L cﬂyhcl-fn; 'rurnpy‘s Screw. 'I"tit‘5(l:i_\‘, Mart-h lath. vtiiti 16 in; fcelingly of the git-eat needs for Red Cross work. the new s tng c amp on c _ phw ms adgypled by Miss Thhpt- 1 mcmibcrs and 4 visitors present. 1 national appral of the Canadian Red Cross now in progress for 95.000000 for peacetime work in Can- anii Jo Pagano from n hlaritts Wolf ‘ It Was Christian fvlissians itight , “ _ ado. Fought. former R. C. A._P‘. scrgcant, is from Stidilaury. Ont. He underwent n spine operation novcl and Alvin Miinri. convcncr. was k tIts a longish Wli/ i")!!! the nlﬂr- B'- me hﬁmial - l

ii_____ . . e " h ai-d fl ti . " PRAYFR smsvrcr: AT 0‘“It41f§‘ic'5 “wrsllﬂlnrigrng iii. ‘ basin; have tilise etfo ‘illeellylvﬁl? amt": “d l“ w‘“‘°"‘w'“°“- “m” h°‘“'°“- "Mal" ‘ 1°“ °"°' "T“"°“’°“"‘ b'1““‘°“gl“ “h” ‘ Non“! wlrrsnn"; mo mie of the érogmmme and fore I 0pm; b," I could n‘ the was still along way off-sometimes "You're lite." said the ievel-rross- ever gec ‘emf’ But she gave him ' ' completely blocked -in three places lng kecrer, unhiichlng the gate as an apple. They liud exchanged lco

many morning pleasantries for the gift even to ho regarded as a busi- ness sweetener. “Don't hl-te it until you've opened the other gate. or I lose another three minutes." "As irresistible as that?" he ask- ed. with his tecth an inch from

', lr‘ . . itt n w. ~ . l ?" byTnr‘gloiiiizpwtzfanlbrflnﬁia. hveard if»; Ziilyigxnﬁxlil, hnnﬂm Raynor’ ‘ onfgh, y“, thank you, any "me the eight o'clock train go by. Most very first~those sireaky summer u". ghld and fusget skin, m, mom‘. "ﬂake 1,hv¢| in that ' ‘ ‘ , Q _ X d _ l _t,,_day_-- of the office people who lived out ones that site likes." "We have every confidence in the . Dtsert a. Highway for Our Gal?‘ d sspr'f§d",.,.,“$;..if§,l‘ "Rightci" said Peggy "111 1°01; M" "d Wmked i" AblmWbP-diei "A" 5‘““Pl“57" Asked m” km!" ‘"———-*————**~*~*' ' - . The four parts of the program W61? “y; ‘yd f f m, n} 5 wewfnttgr 1g," ' travelled on this train, and it was er. holding out his hand. (Continued on page 9) Li-ilulltlll! old-fashioned method of turning a fracture patient in '; represented as follows: “Medita- dlsictlxezr: s Vera a r i 5h, w“ euudmy hunk,‘ f“. ' “ I T bod rrquirad team of nurses and painfully jarred the patient. Itviloni‘ Deseiéskreslgctlnbyhdlxixrséeslliaig; conpmon amounwd to “an! whgt ‘carted {other gala-y 0min. ~ v . ac ac: O 1 , - . mmiary ac cour esy. e was t ,Mrs_ Bruce Deacon; tho thirt pal-ix. Evﬁelagggoigrzﬁz "“Q,B§,‘,‘_§l{,,§“ for] sure that she really liked lidnigsi lmrhwksgivm“ w“ led by M“ ' recreation at the next. weelfslcmsby; not. o! course. that Miss

.Boivman. Ln the fourth part o! the ‘service, "Intercession to Josue-the

Head of iihe Caravan." MTS- “Ink ilviitchell was leader with Mrs. L. ‘MacNcill and Nirs. o. Clark ima othcrs assisting. MN .G B Nay m a clasp

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DOROTHY DIX-

(Oosttisitiecl ﬁrom Peso I)

llndcretarzding, it scum to have a povres‘ to oipocai to somet-hins m the t.tit.£.ct ii.i.t i.t;ti..i;g else iiias to save hiun. filter-care thousande u-pti. illlitiilslillub of butt cases as this tvht-n di-unkaids itavc ‘cola cuitd at trin- iitist, urzd 1 eaiiics-tly ilfgf: you to, at it s1. t1)’ l ° save this inan who is- so worth saving.

mun _ Crosby was supposed to care “A vegy enjoyable games periodlwhether Peggy Calder liked her led by Winston Wood and Miriam t °1' mit- Raynoi- ioiiiui-ca. by ihc Mizpahi The visitor departed. suit grate- Bencdlmon‘ byn“gl“/ h... meoignmful. She had wasted quite five min- utes more than was necessary in such an errand. and five minutes were not to be despised when she thought of the labour of dressing her stall. Bo Peggy hurried to make up the loss; but when she strugzled into her businesslike fawn overall and rushed out into the yard with hor beret in her hand. she found the crates and baskets already loaded into the float, Sunny placidly between the shafts. and nothing left to do but to set out. which she did without another sec- 0nd of delay. The envelope to be delivered at lunch-time she push- DEAR DORiOTiH-Y DIX: Atfter having been happily married m‘ ed deep into the pocket of he; over- Mame years. may husband and l got into a rut. and tyere getting on l.“ until others ntivts. so l went tinny for a couple oi weeks. Whale 1| As Peggy cnmhad "no m. no“. “its gone, he got in.to n. mess vtdih a young married woman. Vilhon 1 f and smoomed the rem, through get Lack, J. iLZIL-ZLQ tltuit i itdlﬂ inn. titiiri) and H151 i-‘Olildﬂ 9W1? he, hand,’ ‘he looked luck ovu- min ti... _‘ her shoulder past the corner of the . £0 vtc lnillLLtLl tihiitgs up for the sake oi our uliiiici and overy- house‘ and u“, M," on,“ wan“ UXZlQ, uutt along tint. txctpt. that l have become so JEGlOUB that 1 m; back “m” m, moon Sh, t... liqibiillblC- no uteri-ova mu 1W5! l" 11-1" "n" 11 “e m" "l" “w? walked like a t-ownswoman. ti», iLLll tstiai. 1 bus-pact harm oi being with another woman. I cant med" and moﬂqwpplni upon h" tin-give and forget. _ _ high heels. putting her feet down lu- ia gucd to me in every other wiiy. Do iyoiitliiiitk I will ever mo "any for the hard wanna of g-tt our tititi lticiillg? Lo n.en ulio ixoyc an’ tiﬂuii‘ with another the country upland,’ very damp itttnzan ever ltfllllfl true to their wives‘! Will it nvip it 1. too. take ‘my a u"), from the pwemmu a tin-lg? , VERY UNHAPPY WFE- and buses. Peggy did not envy her. ,'1'he ANSWER: Your husband most be a first Worker‘ l! l“ 111° WI" town made singularly little ilpiieill, space of into weeks lit: liad any si-rious affair Wlbli another woman. ‘even to he‘. 5pm; of adventurt In iuyitleiihy 3t tins an.) a ‘pubsung ti-irtatibn and iiniatiiitcd to’ nothing imwn Mun“ men mum hardly more ti..uii ii iii lit- “as Just trying to su- ii lic tliiiu lust ins ciiartin ‘hide the“. ca" and the". pars”; for ttii- ion auX. _ _ _ lin your garden-shed, and threaten l ilhlik 3011 a!" ""3108 WWW‘! mlﬂwh5mly m“°r"ble, Wm‘ iyou with arevolvei- when you blun- yovr Jtalioiui). but I Wm W01}!!! if W? keep on cultivating ii. and tiered in upon them. At the return- “iiiitlllli; hiir. and being suspicious of hum. you are doing the very In“ V180,“. of the memo y ‘he tilting tLut uill drlyc lint aM-uy from you to sonic other wom-un who ishlvered’ realm: “Mn the Drum" ‘is piccsuntvi" to be uiiiii than you are. Not only have a heart. but .0‘ m, mm m h“. ‘Ma And y‘, use a little common sense. she would not have washed it out

if she could. that queer morning DEAR. MISS DIX: My wife is not on speaking terms with my exdtemenh

mother because of some trouble which resulted in name calling. She Sh, ‘hook huge" lmuyhnﬂyy iciuscs to kt mc taltc our baby son to see tin-s grandmother. What cmked he‘. tongue at Gunny’ lnd do you think I should do? drove out of the yard into the dust of the road. the road by which her antngonlst_had retreated yester-

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Tvrncdin a second. "patient" lice comfortlbif on her stomach. martin: n boot. Mattress she used when lying on back is removed.