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THE CHARLOTTETOVVN GUARDIAN
` JANUARY 21. 1937
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' ' ' 't' that so man 'd ‘f 'l 'l" ‘ l t
h n pi_\ y red ers at to resize tia T e ch‘° '“ ‘tetc books can be more than soporifics or distractions.
,,_,,,,,,.,,, |_,,_,,i_,¢~,,| w_ ¢-mir., s. is-inure lt is it negative virtue to read merely “to pass
""~"--|‘"‘~"'r"\- -' “A “h';;';‘;:;m";‘n"'D'_' ._ °_ the tiine," and it is unforttttizitely the book that
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Editor and lliiniiglng Dlrwttir AI. B. Burnett I. J- l~ ` .‘ tv- I-2iliio|s_ |-'riiuls Winsor lllll D. K. Currll. _ ~
iiiiiiistcrs to this mood that swells the pub-~
her’s list and explains the success of the lend-
snnnu . _ _
A-_-W ~ ------' ' '*‘ ing library. Yet it will not be forgotten that
.._._. . . _ ) nariiiiig min, ihhiini.-.i into moo ner ner ilu l¢v“°° itftiri-mi it may i=i...¢i .wr yt." .iii ultram-at mulled to 0\
'cn in the days when books were few atid the
erin.-¢ rziiuiihi i,.i..._i-i. $5.00 wr wif il" \¢\'“°°> 1,,-i,m.,| word enjoyed a respect it has lost t0_
\li\iIi~i| to i
uiiiiilu and llnlted States
notes By The Way
What of those pay day patriots
who took three hundred millions of profit dollars from powder and sup- ply contracts in the same years other men by thousands died with valor or took red wounds in a. gray rain for the sake of a country, a
__ __ ___-__.___ --- - tlziy there wits :t high perceiitiigi; of the ftitile,l5H8'l’ Lincoln had a word for one
V V T"Vllhl’-‘:1_;‘ff"'A“Y' 21' 1937 ziiul the faiuotis aniong published works. But Field St.-i'\'i‘t,c For Fox Industry ll
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The _-ii.-vw- oi ilu' coii\'t-titioii of the Call' hx 4
lcrewr "respectable scoundrels_" They reaped their profits from the gov-
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new books that do stimulate thought and enrich |' I-he-V Kambied 0" defeat 111 May DVI"
|64 and sent gold prices to new
PUBLIC FORUM
sus est-s ls ss- IU IN
dlgggsdqg by sotneptllshls sl qlsltlshs ll lllsrsst. 'lbs Ulu-lstuoowu Gunrllan loss ssl
sossnurlly sadness tis spldnll x
sl oirnlpotlllil.
WHAT NEXT?
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_ MEATS and FISH
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Sir'-Man re uests are being
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iv tact that is tri\'ial need not hinder the pur- ,emmems necessity in money, made these days from different i.-eiul reader front the et 'o 'ment of the man l blankets, guns, contracts and when ;5e°tl°n5 f°i' 1-mPl‘°V¢m9Ill»S *D 0'-U
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land and no doubt all are justified, t
ib lt seems strange none of these
A l’°"l“"'~`e- ‘ipeaks Lincoln groaned," 1 wish things were talked of a year ago or
adixin \'.iii.-itil _\`il\li‘ l-`o\ lli‘t-t~ili~r.~ .\ssocialll»ll here il.i< -_\ii\ i. ri iii.iiii-r of szttislitctioit not only to il: _`\~.-~ix.iii~iii iiun1lici's, but to all our girly.-ii.-_ I-\iii~..iie iii l'i'iiici~ l".tlw:irfl lslzuid is c0iii;t‘i'iir~l_ ~i';'i»ili‘ or iiiilii't-rily. with thc for- tiiiiesoi il.. in-. iiiiliz~ii'\'; :uid :is .\l.\\'oit l{oiiiN-
sox' p.»?;.i .‘ ~~:i'. _-,t 'l`tiif.l:i_\' iii_;ln`.~ iliinit-r func- ‘I liuli. ilil' \ 1:* il \ ‘ '
gin ut our l rr t oiiiiiy t`:ipii:tl. _ ` ` H
(')iii~ oi rl v iii.i.i
at ilu' ri-u' =i"-iii li_.iil io ilii with ilu' tusizililisli- m<~iii i-i' _'t l" lil ~r'i'\'it‘i‘ lii' the lloiiiiiiion llcpnrt- iiii ii . \ iili iii llu tuiu hi in ir
'i ii" '_ .2
riir-il, ~=
;i,~-i-i.'iii~ ii- <lii`i'i'llii|i is iit't`i'.\~1ll'_\'. lll llllL’ with tilt' ~': iii-' iiliicli hats l\<'t'it exit-iiilctl lol other bi- vivhes of livestock production. To bring U about 'l~ -i' i iiiiii-iiiiii' :ind direction
'lv iiii`i--"i i i.! lit ri-iiti‘:ilim'~l under the
l>i»ii;iii..iii li.,;ii' un: oi' .~\;_i'iciiliiii't-. with ilu
ti:u'|.il ll.'._ ri
liii- ri . i ,s in line with ~ti_;;;t‘~tioiis
~ii.iii<- ;r " it i|o\. \\'_ ll. l)i..\'\‘is, tv ’-.i\ 'wi ‘ ~ ‘\~i'ii~iilitii‘e. :uiil also with l
l \liili~: ~:i ‘ .:i~ii_ nt ii.-liirli p:iriicular :tri-~~ i‘..i< yi l -iii 1` 1- tu-eil of _git-;iti-r gov- eriiiiii-ii'.il i ~ ‘_ .li-rtlopiiig ipiztlity sizin-
d:iril~ ui ilii ii~‘~. :ii lii~|i'_\'.
\lR lil \‘\ is hi. inii'-\.itc<l that he intends l
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prC>'~ll!'j lllis ii.‘ iivi' ‘.oi'\_' -li'iiiigl\' uiii [lip Di). l)
minion 1. iii ‘i=i= .iiiil iii this lie \\ill li:i\'c the ° \\'lioli'lu':li'li-i -iiiii or: oi' itll coiici-i'iit'd in the in-
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dusir\'_ li'i»_..~ I".
ititt-i'c<ii`fl in ilii :iii\.iii:;i';i-~ .'ii~i~i'iiiii;_g front the l esi:ilili,~li;iirii ii; .t io.\ lii'i'i;~lt-i's` federal field ‘_"‘
service.
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Atlvaiiciiig Prices
The new _\'i:ti‘ li.i
l:iiL‘it‘-‘ iii ilu' }.;i'i,.'-
\\-:ti-il. -:tis l_`:iii;i»`=.'i.ii iii' wer in its ctiri't'nt issue.
The pzist _ii-:ir < '.\' .'i ~iili~i:iiiii.'il rcco\'t‘r\' in the clinili oi' pi-i~"<~ li'.i~l_-io wliiii ihcv were in ifizq and e.'u'li. ilu- toil .iiiig \i»;ii'_ li is t'stiiuatt~<l
they :irc-i~iiil .ii l.
that pei-iiiil. liiwiii-_; ilu* liiiiirr part of |930 and thc next i\\o ici'-_ pi‘ir<'- \\-iii ilown on an
H\'L‘Y1lg<‘ Hi l'l'\i<ii $5 to jo per twill. in food pro-
ducts. iiirliczttiiiig ili. back to noi‘iii.'il il year.
Acliiiiiciii-r i»i~it‘i-s in iiwfi wt-i't~ iiiriicul' r _ _N . .\ I tl y
notict-fililc iii ilirui p i<lut"< :intl ~i|il’i' illcv are
the raw niiii:'i'1l :or uiruii- ol our iii.'iiitii`:ictiir- cd foods. iliw l. tier li:i\c ii;iiiir;illv lizttl to Q0 tip..
Flour pi‘it'rs ii~il:i_\ ;iri~ :ri lvzist _'S pci' cunt. alilivc Clic log; lou zuiil siiict- flour is u-eil in the inzik- llg ot brc:i<l. lil-ciilis, c:il.r, iii:tc:ti‘oiii, ilih-so pm, ducts :ire all |:ii_-lirr. llii' cost of coi-ii h;i_.. ui.
most doiilili-fl iroiii
in liiglirr rlirii .~_\'riiil_ -i:irt'li<~>_ corn i`l;il<es. corn" nic-al. l\"»llt‘<i osiis is roii~iilci‘;ilil\' liifrhcr he
cause of the :ulizui ers last _vczir row-i\
ning crops iiirluiliiig iriiiis :mil wut-i;i]il(»_s and this fart. rfiiiiliiiii-il wiili l><~ttcr export ii-;i¢|@ in Ccllililt lilies li.is pii~lrril tip qtiotatioiis of can-
ned toiiuiiot-_ pen.- jam. l_hitii'i-, ali.
dried fruits :ire :ill liitflier than :it the licqiitiiiiig
of last _reiir and li.
for liiglicrl»i-viii: i
nstinu~r< ii.iiiir.ill_\- :ire paying iiiiirc fm-
<<o.-iiiiiiii i.-t'lt` liztd its Ori
iiiipiiriziiii i't-.soltitioiis p:iss‘t.d
"-`»;sni':-5
-r-liiiion, wlu-ii _-oiiie rlciiiiitc
C
l_:i_\iiig 3(io eggs in :i _\'ezil‘, a white Lcghorn
L .\oinori, _]apaii.
\`¢ lk if
r liiiig "where lic got off at", when he began
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_,W _,U,`,!,4 , . W l ,MI \-UWmh(_|_ at mv' tp tiiiiipcr wiili the Liiitiirliitii Lonstitution to
ii ii il ii . 1' l-_l, _\il\'i~i~ l'ox llret‘dl‘l's . _
mm’ * * * but Japan was scarcely mouse-like,
ioiv his iiidepc-illi~iice of the British (.`otistitu-
Il the \\'oud Isliuids-Cziribou trunsportaiioii
sclit-inc is to lic in operation by M38, as re- luested by the lloard of Trade, the Federal re- 'eseiiiiiti\'cs :uid l’i'oviticial tjovertiinent ttiust
i ,
' ‘ ' il "et busy, or clninged.
:.\:i:il lslzind is p:irtictil.'irly
< iiiiviit-fl with price. tend- i'\' liii-iiu-ss ctiiitiiiiiiiig' up-
.-. io or i_' pi-r cent. liclow -
it wc nrt' :ii lcxi,-t 75 per cent. |931) can he called a normal
the low |935 price, resulting
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rc in the ozit in.'irl<ct_ Grow- 'i-il st lot more for theiifcan-
illlfl corn; cziuucd fruits and <i'it-liiii4;_ \'t‘gl'i:ilile oils, nuts
tri- liccn largely responsible
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ar >i= it
Mi". _lohn Destour, who was honored in Paris
:ist year when he was nnincd "the best Workman
l"rance” in a yczirly coinpetitioit, has lost his
ioli, it was disclosed recently. The metal shop in liicli he was ciiiployeiltliwc clnsccl.r\uthoi'itics, cinliarrzisseil to find that the “best worklnan” is uncniployed, are trying to iind him a new job. >i< >i =i<
_ Gerniany will eat and wear io per cent. of its iicl`\\'.~p;ipt~i's under a new t`otu‘-_vear-plan ordct' iiiailc public recciitl_\'. llere’s how it will work out: \`c\\'sp:ipci's niust cut their paper consump- iion to pci' cent. during the coining year. This \.ill save wood. The wood will be used to make 'sttgar :ind textiles--t\\'o of the new synthetic pi'oiluct-s developed by tierinziu clictnists in the drive for nttiional sell-sufficiency. l\latiufac-
Three Toronto lawyers have been ordered by
Tilr. _liistjce Klackiiuion in Superior] Court to pay $700 to tiilclirist B. l‘t'rry, Ontreinont, for his services iii hunting tip taiiztrliziii war veterans who had been pris0ii<'i's in (icriiiziiiy, and getting tliifni to file claims for reparrttioiis for ill-treat- nieut suffered while in prison. The three law- years .\lc-ssrs C. C. l{icl1ardsoii.].N. Pickering and C. D. .\lulvey, denied they retained the ser- \i=;cs of Perry to cziiivass for clziiinants, but Mr. _lustice .\|:icl\‘i'niioii held the evidence showed he had been promised $100 for each claim he brought in and which pi‘ovctl_tobe sttccessfiilly lodged be- fore the lioyal Coiiiiiiissioii on prisoner of war vlziiins. Piiynients was ordered for seven such
President Roosevelt likes his joke. He and
his mother were included in the list to whom fnrinal printed invitaitions to his inaugttral yes-
t it i
(ci _
fllflf lf‘f>fl lllllll tl‘.i'\' ‘lid zi rt-:ir :igo but this is to his Sccrclarvi
offset b_\' lli<‘ l.'it‘i that ilu- ftirinci' is more prog. Pf‘l""“-‘ fill lllf‘ \\Ii_l»i<' :lull 1- ziqziiii in position to p\ll”C'lli|~C ~<~iiii‘ ol il'<‘ liixilrir- he lt:i<l to deity l1in1sclf ilirrc i~.,- foizi' _\i'.'irs ago. |~li»¢;iii_.@ of this eniplo_\'iiii‘iii in i'.'u>ioi'it-s has iiiri'c:iscd und in mziny lititii' \'..i';i-s :irc piiid _-ii that a good perceiitzige of the piirrlifriiiu public are in P'7’_»*‘\\‘*l\ l'» li _v iiiiirc for ilu-ir foods. Rising pi‘ict',~ u-ii»1:_\- lr-iig iii-...pi-i-iii' :uid tliiii is why tlicrt- :tru irw iiiiiiii-ii.-ii. on ilig puyi ui' (hc lmly. he to ai.\'.iii-_"ig iii.irl\i‘i4.
of official btisincssg he is unable to accept the courteous invitation to be present at the cere- monies ztttciirling the in;iuglii'ation of the Presi- dent of the United States, _lanuary twentieth, nineteen hundred thirty-seven."
By the time the note reached the President’s
desk he had changed his mind. Ile thought he might hc able in get away, so instead of signing it, he penned a postcript and initialed it:
“I have re-arranged my engagements and
work and I think 1 may be able to go. ,Will know dfzfiiiiiely _];inuary 19.-F.D.R_”
The Presirleiit underscored the word ‘think.’
\\/riicrs And Readers
Otter- :if;:.iii_ -;i\. ilu i}l.'i~go\v llt°i‘:ild,~ Uri-
'lfsh pulili.-litrs li.i\c t-\;;»ei'iriiccd a year of great- or activity than ever livfnre-_ According tn the “Bor»l<~<»lli‘i"`_ iilii.»i» i`*giir<< :irc iiciscptcrl as ntitliririiziiiwg il..-"ii liiiolts were published last year. uhirli i. _viii iiiorr- tli:ui in io_;5. itself a record _rf-=ir. :lull :iii-.\’ iiiiiri- ilizin in toy. There is no sign il .ii i.-ilil`i~lii-i-». im- i~i~:i<ly ,to call a halt. liiil-~il_ 1. i' ifiii '.li.il during the last fort- riiglil. of lllwiiil-<r iu;i'l\~ So i'1:\‘ic\\' copies of blinks to' lit’ iiaiiiiwluil iii _|;|iiii:ii'_\‘ were |'ccci\'C<l for ri-iiiwi-_ -:i-i » i- il»ii ilu pzice is gtiiitg to lic lioiur iliiii i-iii; l*i-oiii thc piililislicr`s point ni iiiii. il ~ ri' i. ~~iiiii» jt|.~iil`ii:;ition to lic fouiid for iiii' 4-_j='-.ii iiiiil g;1'o\~.iiic' output of lmlilrs iii ilu' f.'ii`2~ Il|.'il ilu' ~iippl_\ is fur from living e.\li:iii~iwl oi' iuw _-iiiiliors who can turn out coiiipvii-iiily wriiii-ii \\»oi'l.s of fiction, which crilislitiil<.‘_ it iliiiwl ol' ilic \'t':ii".~ iot;il of books, and that ilu- cliwip liliriirit-s lizivc discovei'cil an
- ciigi-i'ii<'~< for iriiiliiig :uiiriiig llitiiisiiiiils of [lic
pulilic ulio lisiii pi-iiiiiiii-ly resisted all ilic bland- i.~linu~iii~ oi' ilu- l»i».il.~cllei'-,
ln lliii fiili..~~ iii iiiiic thc spormlic reading
Ol llli' lli~i~l»-l~ii"<»i‘ "r iii:i_\- lit-coiiic thc more pur- po.~ei`iil iw ifliiifg ri: iTi~ lio-»l.-l»ii_\'<-1'; iiiddcd, inl ninui' c:i~<» ii lui. ;ili.»».ili- .li.i|,» to. .\`o rloulit the litt'i:iiiii»- iii' i~i*'-i»i- i_\,|iii»|| is' the principal stock in ti-.'i~li» oi ilu: li iiilmg liliriiry is extremely liwfuii A i“""" li ill will ~i:i\i~ off l>oi'cilii|n nr Mp at iiiziti ii-liiii .li-iiikiiig or brztiitig his wife is ` g‘""l l""‘l‘- "" ""'ll~ i` lil-\\ iitilt' if is writ., ten or how ,Ui
promised in the Specch from thc 'l`Iiroiie, and will be submitted to Parliaiiieiit curly in the sc.-'sioii by llrin. C. I). llowe, Minister of Trans- port. An iinporiant result. front thc standpoint of the Cziiiadian National Railways, will be that thc dcbt figures on the hooks of the railway will he liroiiglit into line with those of the Doniin- ion l‘ulilic Accounts. Over $I,ooo,000,oo0 would bc written off the books of the Can- adian Nzttioiial Railways if the first recom- niciidation in ilie Touche report is acted upon in the proposed legislation. That total is com- prisrrl as follows: (lid Grand Trunk stock of $io5_o.z7_738.7o, declared by the Grand Trunk Board of .'\rl>itr:ition of 1921 to be worthless; Hflflllllllg the 1918 Board of Arbitration findings and writing down Canadian Northern stock from $ioo,ooo,ooo to $i8,ooo,ooo; writing out Dominion advances for deficits aggregating i S524,o74,5.z7.3i); writing out interest accruals of S45iji.486,i8(i.74; writing out Government grants in aid of coiistruction represented by old Grand ']`l_runk rleliciititrcs amounting to $t5,i42,633.33. 'lhc rvcoiiiiiiendzitioii included the proposal that I’:trli:miciii iiuiliorize the excliange of the Do- miiiioii's present capital stock holdings and cre- ditor claims in respect of corporate loans, ad-
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Legislation to implcincnt ilu- :'i:iin rccrini-'
mendzition of the Touche Rziiliiiiy r<‘;io;'i; was , -._ ~ may safely rely on the judgment
every one of them had his devilish head shot off." One by one they will i pass and be laid in numbered graves
remembrance and rest, amid silver
lt is just thirteen' years today since Lenin. handles and heavy roses and forgot- lto
ten hymns sung to their forgotten
' l. , , M >i= » in ““me5'_c9“"1S*mdb“1`S- getting too many irons in the fire
'l`lic .\'atioiial Fox men like Charlottcto\vn It issubmltted that the surest wanwoulde be best, if we an worked W.
nd the C.;\`.l{. llotel. °f Exlermlnalmg me fal-A55 d°°U`me`-` l gether to et one thing started.
,, ,,, * promulgated by the disciples oflm.st_ 8 |fnp§;°£)°;';€rL;’,;§ side M tm ‘ace
Moscow ls by proving that confid-
Froin all accounts the Cliurchcs had a. good ence in the Country-S democratic el ,
_ _ . _ ' h` h ‘ t l'/ll li 15, f If Z0 .
car last year_in;iy it continue and iiicrcase. ectorgele systgm lip not i;ilsp1a;:;d.]Let tolgojnfsch Wi; Wm 3; n°?,§fng_ l;;;1;;eg"`ga;"db;;‘§‘ girifhdzgolx » mem rs ‘ _ _ »
,. .* * _ ._ islatures (tihinlir t2i$mi>vi;i1iTo‘i‘oieilio land _iw “helm bridge P"°-lads were has occurred. What 119-S happened the days are leiigtlieiiing all right, bitt it Globe and Man ‘ the .lrst thlnss U0 be l»8-lie" UP md in u number of eases is that the
auiiot be said so far the cold is strengthening _...__ give bfegnginxi °f ;‘;"a;1“°"feur';l‘h‘;’; individual has been lying with his , um. c_\,c,,,_ “This i-ejection or the United th Yeah-°> mm er Sm mum last , tread on his ai-in or with his knees
' ,,, , , States proposal is worthy of stressl an le , .8 po ‘cmgedf 0*' in 5°me similar P°5m°“
because it offers the hope that ulti- mately the ideal of an all-inclusive
hen has been iiwardcd thc world egg-layiiig W0l‘1Cl_l-08-Sue 0fNHti01lS.Wl1iCh Will
co-ordinatc properly formulated reg
~li;iiupioiislnp iii a contest at at state poultry farm, ima, peace conventions, may bé
“,~;|\i» .-Ji... , .id i.=i»i.pi-i':iiioii of the Pro- ‘ - _ at
realized; meanwhile it at least shows ati unwillingness among some
Rt. llon. C. ll. Culiaii sliowcd Prime Miiiis- Amefl‘3&_" “¢Wi°“S 15° .l°,m5°“ me
I League in favor of isolation.-Marv
. chester Guardian.
In the Japanese twelve-year cycle,
last year was the year of the mouse,
1937 is the year of the cow, and it is a fairly good guess that it is China that is going to be mllkecl.-Moiic- ton Transcript.
lt began for us with a. plunge into
mourning when King George V died, iose through an access of wel- come to his successor, and ended with asudden, bewildering abdic- atioii and yet- another King. Scan- dals, Cabinet indiscretions, fires and floods have made the year seem like a. retrospective Old Moore‘s Almanac. These troubles have been our own. l.n addition we have slia1'ed the dismalities of elworld that seems to live under the cloud of lunacy_ The year opened with slaughter in Abyssinia. and closes with slaughter in Spain. Nation has called unto nation; but the call has been to war. Never in history have the weapons of war and mutilation been plied with such ghastly speed as during- the year of Our Lord 1936.-London Siutday Referee.
One must admit that the passing
of many of the old community cus- toms is rather deplorab e. Speaking
luring stigfztr lroiii wood will release fariiilaiid if" Slwll ov_¢éil1.D91lH1d ldom; let us talk ,molly it for f 1-Ly ‘_ H p now devoted to the ctilttirc of sugar beets. olyrgggeigzie igilimadilliegrets "mt i years. Let us snap into fiction and _ Grain will be planted iiistc:id_ ' the ,,1d_Lim€ lmmes nie. dying. Ulm Eget a start made on something 5,115!
* * * HH SHYSI "-l>€f01`€ 811lDm0bi1€S and iwm help ‘fur Island' Heres ws Q; aeroneurosls if he be not compelled
radios arrived in the lilglilands of F ' `
Cape Breton gatherings took place once a week or oftencr ,and some time was spent in conversation. everytlilng front the latest arrival in
ythe barnyard to world events was discussed Now the people hop into their cars and go to ri movie, while others stay at home and listen to the radio.-Kitchener Record.
The moderate investments of our
thrifty classes have piled up Brit- i aln's principal Well over ‘ £1_000,000,00Q is invested in the Post lOfllce Savings Batik ,Trustee Sav- I ings Banks and National Savings Certlncates and there are many hundreds of millions more in life assurance policies and inthe keep- in of builuin societies Analysis
claims. ' g ' ' g -_ 3
iv li: it ` has shown that the average holdings l
of stocks and shares in the railway companies, the big banks, und many of our great industries do not ex- cecti a few himdted pounds. Like the armies of the Pliarouhs which
tcrdziy were sent. He dictated thc following reply reared me pyramids me hosts of ;
the “small men" have reared the
London Dally Mail.
“'l`lie President regrets that because of rtish great cdifwe 0f_ British Wffilfih--i
As a great naval power, the Uni-
ted States cannot afford to back- track at a time the world is brisiliiig with dictatorships and itching for another war. The League of Nations, which represents the high-water mark of international idealism is in collapse, and nationalism is flam- fng in both hemispheres Our neu- trality policy. if persisted ln, will leave us lsoated lf by chance we should become involved in a foreign
tate to deny us munitions and sup- plies which we now deny to' other
s v- ».~ _ belllgerents. Our very idealism ln a
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world of realists may reasonably operate against us. In the meantime
,of profemional fighting men who 1 advise preparedness. Ideallsts may blunder, but men tn govemment are in honor bolind to ptotect the American people even against them- selves-Peoria Journal.
; Motorcar manufacturers will pay sixty million dollars less for auto- body steel this year than they would have had to spend for like tonnage tcn years ago. This saving is .said to reflect a thirty percent decline in the price of high-grade body steel since 1926, when the continu- ou= mill was introduced.-(Steel, U. B.)
For those of us who can get
these foods readily it would there- fore be good sense to divide the family budget so that more of these protective foods would be fn- cluded. It would mean better health for ourselves and better health and physlques for our children.
Keeping s vow msde ln 1005 three
men clasped hands in nent of si. Paul‘s Cathedral, London, and sang “Auld lang Byne_"A fourth was too lll to attend the tryst. When the
vow was taken eight friends pledged to hold the first reunion in 1925. At
vances, and interest accruals for shares of capital that meeting only four were pre-
stock in the railway, the stated value of which at l Sem f°"f hBVll18 diéd. W0 in the |)_., bu, , 6 26_§Worid War.'I'hey agreedtomeet
until the Rocky Point and Bright- on Brldgc projects were brought u-p; then suddenly every section
Ed"-Ofial Note! one by one lights out and candles of discovered lt needed some vast and
improvement. I don’t mean
, deny them of that privillege for they certainly need lt. But we are
big
WAKING UP WITH A DEAD OB. PARALYZED ABM OR LEG
sometimes a middle-aged or even
young individual will wake up ln the morning and find that his arm ,
ls paralyzed-feels dead-and if he i ,
is of the nervous tpye he may be terrified by the thought that he has had a stroke of paralysis. If it should happen that the leg and i arm bot-h feel dead or paralyzed he is sure that he has had a stroke.
- Bhoieest lluality and
Reasonable Prices tlur Motto
conNED naar, pei tb. _ _ __ _ _ _ _ 12c-
l lst. out, of Canada, stopping the flow cases it occurs only occasionally.
‘than two hundred million dollars fatigue, cold and damp weather, or
ltmmc to th,-ow a good party' when doctor would likely find the blood lwe could and Should be taking in pressure high even ln the morning l - d H 5 ,.a,_ so if 3 beruuse of this upset condition and
However to complete the picture
of the ordinary stroke of paralysis i there is usually lots or thickness of
at th same time and I think lt
We Sh°“1d Ml* be P‘“`tl°“l°"'l Now it isqulte possible for an
year, when it did reach the prom- l and me ne,-ve or nerves supplying isins point of at least siv-ne us it . the muscles of me part have re- I Sll\‘V€Y WlllCh never maf¢1'lHliZ€d» 1 I celved considerable pressure and think it would be well to stick to am for me time being, unable fp _ the bridges until we get them, They stimulate the mu5c1es_
are .lwilf B5 imD0l'©2m© l»0 H V555 Sec' In the British Medical Journal, tion of our province and to the tm- Dr, E_ B_ clayton, London, “pl-e. ‘/011118 D\\b1iC H-S any °lfh€l` P1`°.l€¢l sents cases of nerve paralysis, which yet mentioned and would not cost are appa,-.ne1,1y due w pi-essum nearly 85 IHUCU 111011931 HS the PTO' while maintaining or holding a. P05€d W00d ISllH\dS-Caribou Ferry-‘ certain posture or position of the Yet I am heartily in favour of Mr. b°dy_ An effm-1; was made ip dis- | Jones idea and €Sl>€CiHl=ly f0l” ffl" cover to what extent slight cases tourist, traffic' as that is the niost of pressure paralysis oecur thai; do lmiwrtant thine we need on this not test a sufficient, time to require Island, to get the tourist to visit our treatment, Inquiries from hospital PYOWHCE f0I' it is 9- Cash business outpatients showed that the foot that helps the merchant, the farm- ` may “go dead" on crossing the ei- and every citizen. 'knees and that the hand or
Supposing every prgvince in Ca- .occasionally the whole arm may
nada was opposed to the tour’st "be dead" on waking in the ir
traffic as some of our citizens seem i ing. This "deadness" clears up to be and decided to .keep the tour- quickly on movement. In nitiny
o’ ready cash amountinx to more Some of these cases mill’ be Clue t0
a year' what would happen- to Ca- some infection (teeth or tonsils) to- nada and where could we get any- which is added the pressure above thing else to take the place of the mentioned. tourist traffic and bring tlrs iz.oney You can readily see that on wak- inw canada? N0 one but ii mad- ine with a paralyzed arm 01' les 01 mah would think of such it thing both. even if the paralysis passed and yet here we have the prettiest quickly away. the individual would province in Canada, and we don‘t think he had a stroke and have his get enough money from the i;0iii-ist doctor come immediately, The
l
;/nm 1310225 cinagut £i',,_3 ,dw through perhaps believe that a slight stroke
' - ~ h re (and had occurred.
iiilgrebrilsmiigo fiiieiiigiibiaui ehis idea J The ffwt that paralysis Or “dead- would do that) then let us forget "W9" may be <¥3‘U5€d by Pfessufe evelything else and get behind him should thus be remembered so that and do what we can to hem Bu; we may not get. unduly alarmed lf
we wake u some morning with a
ing our friend Mr. Jones the be of good luck and hoping he can put £2 r;3;|§3o3“:)f°?l‘;f his real 3°°d idea mrough' Bm' ing. with the strain lncrea‘ingly W0 “'5“ld like W hear “ hm? mire borne by a pilot Perhaps not up to l\‘l30\1l1 l\°W ll' W°“ld w°rk ln the the top of his physical pitch, and so Wifllef m01\l'h5- I S_ tc ]teinporai-ily unfit for flying, will
alll “`- e -' lbring ii recurrence of the disease. -|~ _MITCHELL |Anii that inevitably deprives avl-
N9W D°m‘m°ni P- E' I' ation of one of its most important
assets-the experienced and able
“Aeroneurosis” r>l1°i~
iwihhmeg Free P1w> ' Discovery
The occupational disease knpwn l_
in Rl/lation BS "”£"°“°“r°5l5 is (Vancouver Province) proved to be HS Pf°"H1€“° ll* P"“°§ The New York Herald Tribune “-9 W was ln _WM “lh°." mst nag? has announced that Professor Ein- by the Engllsh medlcal mmfo stein has discovered a whole new Graeme A“flfffS°“- The. ff°;,“a‘t“es realm or radiiuion deriiuteiy dis- devmed t° it in me Umtii 0n_ tlnct from all known and recognized 5* the measure ‘af ‘fi gras ii ‘aays forms of radiation-like llgiht, heat S€QU@1lC?S- Unsilff is' the most, and sound- and that thils discovery Waste P1\°“~ W ° W be sub adds support w his theory or ie- -*1'1°“5 1085 That” °°",,,’t‘;’r or mu iativity. It would probably be more glesdfblyii-iiiiliilii l)uncrilonaly“nervcus c°"e°t l'° Say that the l”`°feSs°r disorder occurring _ln “aviators” is has deduced the exlstanw °f this
new field of radiation from the
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Commencing on this date, until further notice, all pav-
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By order,
P. S. FIELDING,
Clik of _the Executive Council.
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in an exhibition at the Cooper l desperate in its creed, that seems Union Museum ln New York City to have found new birth in the and the curious may look upon , yelns of a Mussolini and a Hitler f»h€i!`l1f»1i1€ fl8ures of lead and pon- i Score". of years after the der over the thoughts that may . Artllleryman was safely put away have come to the Little Corporal as on St.. Helena., the modem warrrirs he with loving hands and tender _ study his manoeuvres. pore over his care moved one here and one there, battlefields and dream of the thinkin! that in the momlng this glorious day in the sun when. they
claimed by the medical specialist to afflict 50 per cent. of l>ll0l»5 DWF 30 years of age eflxltged in me more rigorous military flying. And medical authorities are quoted ln the Journal .of the American Medical Asiociation as going so far as to hold the opinion that a large percentage of crash my-$361165. Salle for the vague conclusion that those crashes were due to human error. may be traced to the ravages of aeroneurosls. ` Civil air regulations in the United States are drawn rigidly to protect
war Other countries would not hcsi- Q the health and preserve the nerve-
tissue of pilots. but similar re- gulations protecting the health of pilots are not in force in Canada. an l omission which calls for correction. The wastage in pilots in every oountr-y, in almost every phase of flying, ls heavy. It is not yet de- monstrated that it ls riot excessive. Invention and construction can provide machines, but. only after years of hard work among almost provldenttally gifted dispositions can pilots be produced. There would not be the same wastage in the biological changes induced ln flieis through the strain of their responsibilities lf the counrel of the medical specialists in diseases pe- culiar to flying were followed. They insist that the flying of all pilots be restricted to their normal capacity. Pilots on regular alr- llnes ln the United States are com- pelled by federal regulattons to fly only a certain number of hours, and pilots in Canada engaged in any form of flying should be similarly xetricted in their hours in the air.
There Ls nothing more important
in sviatlon.Now that it has ad- vanced beyond practically all me- chanical problems, than to extend the duration of s pllotfs effective- ness. This can be done. The specialists in the United States agree that the over-strung pilot can be cured by grounding and ‘ resting. He may be saved from being afflicted by many forms of
year to pray for the others. The l three who recently met 'were Pastor ‘J P Goodenough H J Artist; and
observation of.facts that do not ad- mit of any other conclusion. l 'llhere is something almost god- llike about a. man like Einstein. Hey ,sits removed from common men and y their minds ,something like the famed Master of Merllrt the ma.-i gicfan. who sat alone in a pyramid ldwelling ufpon an ancient thought iwith a modem interpretation. He is one of those men who can say what he likes and tihere is no one with the courage or the knowledge to contradict hlim. Things that. `have puzzled scientists are ap- lparently settled by his theories and ‘the scientists have io iuimii nm ‘they have been puzzled and that fhis solution is as good an hypothesis as another until tlhe facts are def-
initely proved.
Such a man ls wortlvy of tho
greatest respect of a forwanl- mlnded people. For it is only s. ivery short time, as creation counts 'time' since we knew nothing about lanythlng. Today we would snort with scum at anyone who denied that the earth travels around t/he sun-ibut Joshua believed the sun travelled round the earth, and corn- ‘manded it to stand still. My own lmother could never be convinced ?o_f the contrary. or that the lum- 'inary was ninety-two mtlllon miles laway. "For," .she .sagely remarked. , “no one hs.s,sver been there to find
cut."
Under modem science you don’t
have to go anywhere to find out anything. You simply make a theory and maintain it until another fellow
lproves that it is wrong.
The Toys Of Yesteryear
Kingston Whig-Btsndiird)
When Napoleon was not man-
oeuvrlng thousands of troops over the battlefields off mi-ops md changing boundary lines between sunset and dawn. he brooded overs table on which set his toy gelding in military formation. Even in his
_ moments of relaxation, which were Th.” worth hh "UL
few enough he played the soidier
Troops of pied butterflies, that nut-
A true right king, that dares do
Flsarl nothing mortal, but to be un-
Who is not blown up with lettering
Of spongy sycophiuits: who stands
D°SPlte the ,lostllng of opinion:
That .strive to press his quiet out of who sits upon .raven roonwoi as 1
do
Adoring, not affecting msjesty: Whose brow ls wreath-cd with the
Of clear content: this, Lucio, is s
And of this smplrs, every msn‘s pos-
one little fellow, with the paint. peeling from his tin hat, would represent twenty divisions, not all of whom would answer to tlieevm- 1118 bllgle.
A war-like figure with a war-like
d brollaht forth a new philosophy, dangerous in its extremity and
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FROM “ANTONIO AND MELLIDN’
"Pls not the bar-ed pate, the beaded
_ knees,
Gilt tlpstavas, Tyrtan pig-ple, mmm
of state,
ter still
In greatness summer. that connrm a.
prince:
'Tis not the unsavory breath of i
multitudes, i
Bhoutlug and clapping, with don.
fus-ed din,
That makes ll. prince. No, Lucio, heb
u. king,
aught save wrong,
' lust.
puffs
unmov'd
Who can enjoy himself, maugre the
throng
hlm'
silver clown
King,
ceased -
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estlny_ this beloved son ot' Mars E
. lv - I ,
iiiii -iipi.iii‘ its ilu-ine. Llut it is ill 454 1’ lwould still ' ' _
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wat . . . ... . _
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too, just like the Great Napoleon, will march over boundary lines.
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