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lard. 1938, there are rumors of war. Man’; hearts are filled with rear, their thoughts with hate, greed, emu- Lion, resentment. A remedy was presented to men, by Him who“, advent dated the Christian as, whereby to eliminate {mm mug, and hearths the horror; of wu-_ The remedy was so certain. so do- vastating to war, that, except bym. few. it went uncomprehended. Yet it was set forth by the mast prgcﬂ- caloimenl-la wentto tbeheartof ‘-319 Problem and said, "When ye shall hear of wars and rumors of Wm. be ye not troubled." He also Woke much or love and of service one to another.

It is clear that the root of war and its rumors is leer-—eu.spicion; andthat peaceistobefoundonly in that which destroy! fear. It is fear that underlies greed, ambition, aggression. ,

While it seems that Ohristendom has not made the most of the Naz- arene's clearly revealed .remedy for war, yet here and there, out of the welter of conversations and confer. enoes a word is heard which has the right sound such a wwd was uttered by Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin. when he said, in effect, that the hope for peace lies in friendliness. and that "there can never be pear’: in Europe so long as suspicion continues between France and Germany."

Rulers profess themselves in favor oi peace, and proceed to acts which tend toward war. Men loathe the horrid effects of war, but neglect to practice the friendliness which would help to make war im- possible. Itisnotenouzhtoleweto statesmen the whole burden of brlnstng to bear upon the present problems the necessary solvent of friendliness. Public opinion is form- ed at the thoughts of individuals the world over. Inch individual who holds within his own thinking the friendliness which disarms fear will aid statesmen in making right decisions.

SENATORIAL OBJECTION T0 LIQSUOB ADVERTISING IN U. . A.

A year ago senator Ospper intro- duced a bill into the American sen- ate. which, if adopted, would pro-, hibit national liquor advertising through any faculties controlled by the Federal Government This would mean the prohibiting of ad- vertising by radio broadcasting, as state lines cannot stop the radio. What a. relief this would be to many Canadian listeners in. state law, as u lained by Sana- tor copper, interferes with the senernl Implication of this prohibi- tion All the world has been inform- ed the Prohibition Amendment to the American constitution has been annulled. Senator Oawer ex- plains: "The circulation of lkauor advertising within the state of their publication would still be controlled by the state law as transactions wholly within the state are beyond the legllslativo authority of con- gress. He still further urlightens conditions imposed by state law by the revelation that liquor advertis- ing cannot cross state lines where it is unlawful to advertise lntoxicants.

senator capper made some strong statements in regard to the responsibility of the press ln this matter.

Dr. Woolner, speaklngatthe Am- erican National W. 0. '1'. 17. last ptem‘ said.

"The newspapers in this country could bring about the return of r1gid restriction in the liquor traffic. In not live great dailies. if they would p ‘ the simple truths oonceming the traffic and its manipulators in washingtp and the various state capitals. would bring about the collapse of the present liquor regime."

There will be much pro and con discusian of this bill when it dares toshow its face. And our Press

shows. by placing Ila number in the square to the right.

SAVE YOUR LIST OF POSSIBLE ANSWERS. . THE COR- IlE(.'l' SOLUTION TO THE ABOVE IS SOMEWHERE IN THE LIST PUBLISHED UNDER PUZZLE PHOTOGRAPHS APPEARING UP TO AND INCLUDING T0-DAYS.

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THE DANCE QUESTION WILL GET ITSHIF INTO THE PRESS

For some reason the tense ques- tion keeps constantly in: in the public press in an unsavory way. The Kitchener-Waterloo Min- isterial Associatlon, having heard that undesirable conduct had been inevidenceinadancehall in con- nection with a. beverage room, passed a resolution disapproving of the practice of holding dances in connection with beverage rooms or of them being allowed any features that would further ardiance the at- traction of the beverage room fu-

,‘ youth.

A commendable exagilple ‘hues been set up by a responsi org - nation which should prompt all such societies working for the betterment of social conditions to take similar action.

In addition to this published pro- test au appeal was made for the

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For some Imperial cigarette brands, as man classiﬁcations and crops of tobacco are required inordertocreateadgarettewithadistinctiveﬂa from Virginia, from Carolina, from Kentucky and and Elgin counties in Ontario, and other worldrfamous

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must,atalln'mcs,beexactlythesa.measeveryocher baring the same name. ulous accuracy, the Imperial’ Tobacco Com any, through many years of scientiﬁc experimentation, has developed a folgnula for each brand so exact that experts‘ tests can discover no difference be- in ten million of the same brand, whether purchased in Halifax or in Vancouver. But, although the ﬂavour is different, the same line garettes produced by Imperial anufacture diiferent types to the quality never varies.

IMPERIAL TOBACCO COMPANY OF CANADA, LIMITED

Just assome peoplelike certain foods, so some dgaretoe smokers display a marked pre» cigaretta, while their friends think other-

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am, Board of Education, when a member of the board requested that the teachers be commended for their extra curricular activity in teaching the older boy students the art or ballroom dancing. However the chairman of the board settled the motion by A negative opinion. He was reported in opposition in these words:

“I am unaltsrably in dlsfavor of teachers giving lessons in ballroom dancing. It certainly can't help discipline."

It was made plaln, that in the

11 opinion of the chairman. that

teachers who spend much or their smatlma teaching boys in their c how to dance could scarcely expect to maintain discipline in the classroom.

The mover said he would not use the word “ballroom." Then the ob- jector showed his familiarity with dance oscillation terms. by retort- 11": “All right than. I'll say waltzea, foxtrots and misc. Yes. and the rhmnba."

SPRING CLEANING

This game will keep you warm as toast!

Each player except one stands in a chalk circle. These are dotted about all over the playground. One player is out and he stands in the middle and calls out "I'm basin- ning spring-cleaning." Immediate- ly all the others run round in a line after him. He leads them in and out round the circles.

As soon as the leader chooses he calls out. "I've finished sprinl- cleaning," and stands still. At once every player makes a dash for his own particular circle. The last one to roach his circle is out of the game. and cnyona who noes into onethatisnothisowniaalso out.

Then the line re-forms and the game continues. The winner be- gqnag the new spring-cleaner and

tan; a different circle. If it is inspomible to have chalk

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WEAB A MAMMY TUEBAN ATOP YOUR HEAD

And now it’; the Mammy turban atop the smartest curls on the beaches and palm bordered walks at Mlsmi, Florida. Seeking some- thing new to break out beneath the Florida sun this season, design- ers hit upon this amusing wrinkle in haadgee.r—turbana of vividly hued calico and cotton fashioned like those the native women oi Martinique. the Barbados and Jamaica twist about their heads.‘ These guy bits of resort frivolityi are proving so popular and sol wearable with sports ensemble; as well as beach outfits, they are ex- peered to take fashion by storm next summer.

KAI SEARCH FOB 'GKAIL‘ ENDED?

PIIIIAADEIIIPHIA, l'7—'l'he Great Chalice of Antioch. which en- close a smaller silver cup thought by many to be the “Holy Grail" used at the Last supper, now stands majeotlcally on a solily illuminated Grecian pillar in the center of the impressive rotunda. in the 1"rs.nlrlin Institute. It will re- main until May 3.

This vemel symbol of the quests od air Galahad and other knights

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qustavus Augustus Eiscn. archae- ologist, and curator of the California Academy of sciences, has written a monograph on the subject. In it h

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“That chalice, as we have abund- antly proved. cannot be later than he First Century, at a time when iany who had known Jesus in the .1esh were still livlrg, the inner

cup was enshrined as the noble! Christian relic."

The only cup which explains such

reverence, he continued, would_be the one used at the Last Supper.

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