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Lora Lawn

Jones in “The Brassie"

INDIAN VERSIUN 0 F B E A V E R

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‘Make mc laf§0" Said Paw»Paw-

Pc-wis '

--Mo mo large, and make me larger. 1__al'gel~ than the other beavers." “Ycs," the beaver chief r@Sl>0l'\d€d' "When our lodge b€l0'W Y°“ Ente" yn our Wigwam we will IHBKG Wu Ten times larger than the others."

(l.»ongfellow.)

It is the birthright of every Can- ncizilll to know more ihall 9# lime about the life and habits of that busy, natural engineer, the beaver- Tho mystery that surrounds the val-ly history of this interesting and izldustrious rodent is largely C03' lic-cted with mythology and folk- lul-c as understood by the Red ln' df ill of North America.

I-lc it is who has given us chron-

if-lbs and mythological- supi><>Sltl°llS ,V1 [llc origin and qualifications of thrs comparatively small animal iiho has it in his power to fell giant trees, dam up flowing rivers :uid construct places of abode for himself, _the symmetry of the n:'.-llitccture being One Of the Wim' dcrs of all ages.

INDIAN LEGENDS.

Lcgellcts of thc beaver, as related

iz-_~ Indians and lihkimos give t0 tile beaver gigantic proporations. z-.uri ability to perform herculeah ivorlc. In the Algonquin legends of Neil- England the giant _beaver iS moo as having created noi-SES .fry like tliuhébr with the clapping of his tail as he performed feats orc-hitcctiiral or enginering feats. 'Ihr lviicmac Indians recognized the .-_:ht of a beaver dam which once flooded the Annapolis valley, and ll-i`resziy has it that the bones of ilu- beavers who built this dam lnuj; still be found thereabouts, the icctii mezisuring six inches across. 'rm Indians believed that the sup- ¢ 'n-.itilral bearer abounded in the iiciilily of Lake Superior, but evlclliists do not agree with this s':ppositioll_ There ar etraces of 9. liirzer animal in fossils that have

'he caused the evil-doer to be slain.

In ordr to carry out their prodi-

gious task these animals were credited with-gigantic size. Mani- tou made the earth, it is said, out of a quantity of nlud brought '-0 the surface by diving beavers. with reference to the gift of speech ac- eorded these mythological bBB.Si.S it is interesting to note that the beaver in its natural state chatter- ed excitedly and incessantly with his fellow workers as he carries on the business of hewing trees and preparing dams.

Following the death of the de-

parted animals the Indian weaves a beautiful story and the departed animal spirit is supposed to return to earth in tho form of a man. Some of Algonquin tribes claim ,descent from the great original beaver. - "-

Just bs we have our family coat

or arms, the tribes of North Ameri- can Indians had their Totem poles and in the specimens of Totem poles seen in the Queen Char- lotte Islands, and elsewhere a. prominent place is reserved for the

.beaver.

QUAINT INDIAN 'rnADI'r1oN I The good spirit Manitou, accord- ,ing to Indian tradition, was 8005 to' humans and ln order to make 'him chief among all living things. ‘Smoothed with his hand the giant beasts, making them gradually smaller." Although man was chief among the living things, he, as well as the animals, was accountable t0 Manitou, and animals who had de- parted for the happy hunting grounds had power to control the fate of man. Records show that the hunters before starting on the chase almost always included a promise of reverence to be paid to his victims. For example, the luck- less hunter who in any way dis- honored the bones of the slain beaver, suffered in his future achievements in the hunting field because of having displeased the spirits. He paid the penalty for his disrespect, the beavers at once be- came wary and he laid his traps in vain.

The commercial value of the

Canadian beaver was of primary importance in Canadian history.

llilcn rlisco\‘cl"ed, the origin oflcanuda existed almost entirely at

i-.lliell is largely connected with the li-~avcl', and undoubtedly enough las been cictcl-mined scientifically i' ally ill.-it animal with the beav-

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For over two centuries the hunt-

lily of beaver in America has .\'i‘1¢ii~ci fortunes to tho fur traders- ;-llfl illos.-. who control the traffic. Ji is onli' natural that Canada, should bc culled the home of the limi-ci' because of the enormous irinibcrs of beavers found in tho li'-'ers and marshy places, but Canada was not the only home of the beaver as records show, be- calisc tlic beaver was found in 1~3lll'0llc. the creator part of Asia :intl ln Nol'thr'l'n Africa.

A PRETTY 'rAl..i:. _

It was li llrcttv isle the neu

Indian ronrt-ivcd when ho reasoned' 11"" in UIC b3BlnlliniZ the world was c:>i'el'r_-rl with water and the- glcat Mailltoll lieoplfd thc Warm-y ,world with thc beaver. the mus. quash and thi- ottcr. They were (placed there for an expreas reason;

times on her collection of beavers and strange a.S it may seem wheni the timo came to design a national coat of a-rms tho beaver and all it' represented was overlooked. It was not until later in the history

long-lost brother, Frank -Hale Up-

-to prepare thc world for the in_ trcduction of mall, Tiles; animals Shad mulch to do, and therefore' 1-7103' were endowed, according to'

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THE Cl-IARLO'I"l`E'l-‘OWN GUARl)l.*..\i . ’ ` " ` SEPTEMBER

'roDAY MAE TONIGHT " 1.... _ __ _-

I of an ancient city, which was, it is ,°umu_,bu_ who is now in New York

I Qlid. “drvwned" when an Glfth' stated -yesterday that 'Bir' Percy'

quulte dropped it md*-` the °“’l“°° Thompson, of the British Treasury

» ' ' ` of the Black 5% °°hWi'|°5 93° W” who is going to Newfoundland to

PLA virtual] compi€i0d Wdly by Ili U” eo-o crate with the Government in

“nit

-_N-,DAY A-|_~ 3_00 TONIGHT AT 5-15 tographers. Britain for Quebec. Sir Richard

“HER FIRST

" H u S B A N U H ' known as Old Chersonesus IODE be- the Tpouury lg glgo being lent gy

noons open ii-r z.:io ROUSING NEW THREE fore the day or the Chfiliien ml- the 'rreuury to Newfoundland for

1-lucas-lab, arc. ACT _COMEDY DRAMA It also hu.. taken ubdei-waur mo- c-,,u,,b,,,.,,,,,,, Wm, su Pm, -mmm.

1 '“"’ """ 7 nesus by the Greeks to distingllidh from-_Liverpool to Newfoundland

me tuwilins liovmv olicllsslnii ;;;;;-;;;;,‘;-.;°.l°::.‘;;"J.°i‘il.2i°‘l.?.¥

COMPLETE CHANGE OF PLAY EACH NIGHT fury- A051181 Dhysivll imc*-‘ °f the Squires will have a conference in

1 ket Office O en Daily 930 a m to 9 30 Pm year. 'When divers off Cape Khcr .md Robert J. Magbr, before they

strong finishing with a total

84 years old and shooting off

est scorer of the day with tho

Wlrmlns a large box of we vegetaibles kindly donated by S. G. McLennan, Alexandria veteran rifle shot who still has game at heart.

Spoons were also awarded

high man on each team in McKinnon. At the conclusion of meet Lt. Col. Chas. Leigh V.

presented the Cups and prizes the winners.

crry ofrAlm»roNslm> cur- J. McCabe . . . . J- Llmdrlsan o. F. Gill A. smith C. McLennan S- Moore McCabe Huestis C. Moore .................... M. Moore .. Welsh G- LOVe

THE MCKINNON CUP

the

ex- manly art of self-defense, it does

Celltionally high score of 101, and have almost any number of po-

rted iehtiilitiei. MT- For one thing the outcome H192

an be the pricking of the Kfeet CHI'

i'-he nera. bubble. For another it may

prove that experts are all wet;

the maybe Camera. really has some- the thing. i-he This latter possibility is not con-

D-'sidered seriously here. After all, to Camera has yet to score a clean

victory over a. worthwhile oppon-_ ent. He has had plenty oi diffi- culty ili "beating" some fair box-

98 el-5, He has “won" with ridculous 93 ease over alleged tankers. 98' The bout. will attract much of 94 the Italian population of New 94 Yorks metropolitan area. Your 93 Italian fight fan believes in Car- 93 ncra just as a three-year-old child 92 believes in Santa Clause. and for 92 each Italian who will go to the 88 fight to see “Da Preem" come into 85 his own, thcro will be another box- 40 ing follower to who will be out T-0

sce "tile big bum get what is com- ming to him." '

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gather with th., maple leaf 0,, tbelb. Hooper lol seems to be forgetting Mr. shur-i°“° °f;!i8;=vl<*f;deXpedlt1°ns,wlth°“t years-

Consdlon cob; of arm, as B baby as. Coles 97 key. And that is a serious over-,UW ° Cl Yluhrd. He created" llllrom time to time the wave 10....; of l,,,e,es._ li. L. colin sv slght. Although .lack is it heavy- “° miie '"1' "hm he was Seen lenzth on which the Yard broad-

cbles 95 wngbt boasting it ml punch he,‘*'°®’“¢ “"0 L well-krwwn restaur-'cam to the squad cm is changed. Beyond Dnubt

Czty Under Black Fmariczal Expert Sea 'Is Exploredi I For Nfld.

(Uni Press) NEW YORK Sept 21 Bb' Rl-

. Moscow, Sept. 21 -lkD!°\`°"|°“ enard Squires, Premiere! New-

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“Wil ¢FP¢dl¢i°¥\ °f 5°"1°* “"°hl’“°' matters of fiscal reorganization. 0l0¢i-pf-ll. 860108153- MWF! “Hd Pl1°‘ left yesterday by the Empress' of

It was announced that the 09°' also stated that J. B. Penson, one

dltion had .succeeded in MBPPVXK of the senior officials of _the eati- the streets of the city, which was mute md cmtrul ueputmmt 1

tion pictures. pson.

The city was called Old Cherso- Mr pembn Wm be ,bums direct

it from New Chersonesus, the ruins eu,-ly in Ocbobun yt 15 presumed,

lost city Were H011 f°“nd “nm last Quebec or Montreal with Sir Percy

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~ . (cones, near Sebastopol in the Crl-, gb to N,-,-v_.mund1,uu_ Mn Magbui

0"-52C“"8nB mea. found the ruins of an alwlellt who is it business man or Montreal

Ev - ‘ . _ _ ' house at a depth of fifty feet. Bev-"and New yo,»k_ Wa, aelecfbd by Bu-

ii eral months ago an expedition and Richard 1,., Jun., msg bb vlslt New-

" ' headed by Pl‘0f'¢550l' Gfmewmih im foundland for co-operation in thel

deri-00k ll i-h01'0U8h 9XPl0l'9-UOYL reorganization of the comme.cial

a t were brought to the surface

ing cars of the Flying Squad, where

through court proceedings at Dum- 'meet a. sloping roof adomed with

been assessed at an annual valuat- -l°i“°d by a hu” “mn °“ whim lon of about ‘185_ The assessment there is an enclosed bridge. Sever- gur thu., yea, was about “.509 and al open court yards are at the reel' the bmsbecb was that the Bmmw of Scotland Yard.

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qutk mgggumgeza 1:3 ?:yb;'f New _Parliament _ nm_ Totho right of the Yard the -~ »-»- --M --

t D _ :h “mugs Th” ‘"°°°" W” °“ are found. charm; oi-as aaa

bust; mfgist ‘mum 3;” be !°’°°°d and the Foreign Office, 10 'Down-

’ °“'“'“-‘°“ ~ ing street and the :balm brace to

valuation of $2.500 on the smith

“ll” “°""l“° °m°llllt<-‘<1 to ovei' wireless department worked with *°»°°°~ - . the Flying squad that mo lu-rests

have been made, and convictions

PARIS B,ept 21 (U P)-Prcsl Hold u men captured md len

R 'fl M t li EXCEUUR CUP 'The expedition established that octlvmes of the Nbwfbundlund 5b-'

l e MUWH U|“°~ the city had been in danger of be- ve,-ume§,¢_

P. Hooper 101 mg submerged over 5 long period Mbgm: W” described by sh.

_ R. L. Coles ..... v........ 97|bf yea” of periodic earthquakes gn Richard as 3 hlgh class business

Despite the cold blustering day. E- owes °""" ’ the Crimea. The disaster was has- man and an executive who would

well over a score of riilemen shot ° “I” tened however, by a violent ‘quake give ms attention bo.,-uuwuy, ,md

it out on Kensington Range Satur- /Y k Cl h 1 which must have resulted in a stebumhlb, macluue sb0ps_ dry day for 3 beautiful Cups. the Cl*/Y A F _lor “ - ' ' 98 great wave of water rushing over dock, postbb teleg.-uph5_ telephuneu Championship. The MCKill“°"- f°r W' (ii QQ" """ "" " 9,, city and di-stroylns its pvpulaiilm hotels and other commercial acti- teams of 5 and the El<C€1Si0l‘ f°f ‘ ' cssey at one blow. vities of the Newfoundland Govern

teams of 3. The City Championship W' D* woke The disaster was believed to have ment, as dlstlnog f-_-om bubllo fl- ‘Clip _WHS Wim by Allah -7- MfC*‘be» ' 0 B _ been of thc first magnitude because m,_u¢e| whlch is the sphere to which in '$1115 mi’-tc-h 3 Sho” 0” was 'York Club 2 it was mentioned by the Greek his- su- pa-cy and M.-_ peuson Wm de-_

necessary between A' Ji. Nfic(i:ab§'iA. J. iviceabe . sa "°’“‘“ s"“"°' Wi” mel’ “*°°““°“° ‘

A' 0' F. Gm and P. J. an rea 'lP. Limdrigarl as Th” Grinewmh °"p°dm°" ‘°“"d si’ R'°h'“’d md' "°“" P’°°°"'- who were an tied with 98' at thelc Moo U as: Wmry which indicated that iii WHS difficulties have elven us a uniquei

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31]; ifmillirigilgooblecriéf tl;/£cC;b; Tot°l__284 made in the fourth century. B. C., opportunity for fiscal and comme,-_

h 1 ed' 1 t h 'Y _nj _ When Old Ch€l'50U€5\l-S WHS 11 HOU!" cial reorganization and the laying - av ng dropp a po ri , owcicr l [ signals ,Shing Scythmn colony The entire on bedrock of granite stmcture the gaged in deputation work for var- the cost of the upkeep of all polio; the Shot for Sh0t. MCCHDS get l\|w_ Ab smith 94 sunken ,bwn was mapped and 3 ‘foundation of Newfoundlandk in_ tous denominations, including thelforces in the country, eondltloml ‘bull féir hisdsecond whxs $1-IR. Mocabe wjtrong fortified wan with la or 20 ture economic development.” |Lonclon Mission, tho Wesleyan; ;,nd|upon such forces being certified of. ipplleh tllrne an inner. r- e _,_ sl M ‘Lowers was discovered around a my the United Methodists, in vu-ious‘fici¢nt by one of His Majesty. ln.

. core 93

by vii-tuihof his win is City Champ Tbm.__28‘o|about 800 by 400 yards square, In _ parts of England. Ho was at Not- spectors of constabulary. o or ear. 1

n e Y - Th ill lik l ‘ the centr of the town was a forum,

In the McKinnon cup Match, withe 555°" W ey “md “plwhue “ages f streets ho es and _ went from there to Southborough,,

the Milton Club team roved too e Charkmetown Prize ° ' us ' bein for in

P Meet on saturday October 3rd. baths, shops, etc., enabled the ex- ids ‘me ye” W0 T““'I Capo collars which just cover tht

484 plorers to reconstruct the entire ‘H~___° 'br ge V wen? Circuit b°!°r° °°m' WP Of th! 9.1111 Ere 8 fl!-Shion revi- . or an average of 97, with No. 2' By vmgn, pmxbgy mg to Thorpe bn August am, .Val from the days of 1860'

ICoy Signals in second place with s°°“°' Selma! mterestmg Wwks °f United Press Staff Correspondent 1929-his death taking place Aex-'

fries. gables. small windows, oddly shap-, Blouces of alce and chiffon Will The romantic smlthy and its at- Bd Chimney p°i-s and novel pieces|be worn with the new fall and win-

toohod museum hereboforb hbve of wrought iron. The buildings are ter suits.

DOUMER DODGES GUARD obtained in nearly every case, These sets, small and oompaczt will

~_- during the past eight months. keep pvlleemer; in constant wil-o.

- - ~ ' - p - Yard.

b dem D°“m¢1’ 11115 amazed his fel-'tenced since last Christmas are dY50$$ Btn 0'-Si~Diri~Bs etoantni

uf canada that it was shown w- Nlllwn Club. I 1h lbkihg to the bout everyone 1°W-°i"=°ll-S by deliberately settins now serving terms aszrezatllls 260 _________,________

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PRINCE ED WARD THEATRE

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Robin I-i0od's Buy and districi,,_on

Monday, when it bevsme known that the death hpd ta en plwe It Thorpe, after a short illness. of the Rev. John Thomu Robertson. Wesleyan minister of Thorpe and Robin Hood's Bay. at the age 01 sixty-four. The deceased was a man of charming manner, and a very pleasant companion and con- vorsationalist. Of wide niiniltei-ill experience in India _and Engluid. he was especially devoted to the instruction and welfare of youhl people, and the Bible Class which he established in connection with his work was a particularly pleas- ing feature of his ministerial work in Robin H0od’s Bly. In Mrs. Robertson he had a. very earnest ooadjutor. and she did much to lighten his labours, and tho deep- est sympathy has been extended

The deceased was bam on April

30th, 1867, on a farm at Frederic- ton, Prince Edward Island, canada, and was a son of Mr. Andrew Rob- ertson. He commenced work as 1 school teacher in 'his homo/town

missionary. and gave thirty-eight

ISLANDER was ,lclggyfnnlm M

im llivllvvll' lcflrlh F niwm or 'r _, . » l . ‘ 'rnonuis souuvrsou-.or _ _ . Lu" nllilll

MN! people sr..-|

i mmm- 'Phil mu`liNd|¢'l`fmll"I,’§ "" ,Q da W" lm what l., k 'W

- 1' hu would h ` im.. gmt deal of auHe|l::_ b°°“ 'Push

tember, _ ~ " I feel I mint vu-no General regret was occasioned 111.' °p¥,':¢-I‘"°° °' Yell! K:..|';|: ""*‘i\

ve I 'U ilehtonic “gf tll); stlcllm yea" SIT.; nearly everything, until I :,°h' lim, by a fi-had to c Kriun. " “vim have taken for :Ile lm °"' 'hielil and I nm pleased to .o "Im '“°°¢lu, no mum of the acidlgvx. {‘;V¢ iuq Kruachen Salts swifrl' _` ~B. wld. takes all the to y "°“"*|hu

I ""1 may expel. it rmm" °“' °' ii.

Ami b “’"' "l° -mc... bilmiml'b:.u'¢'.1“',ffj,?§¢,Y;°“"|°fsim ,I Knuchon will pmwm 5111' lr action, acid from ever aceumulati’ h'"“fI|| ,After that you’l| expoflomenl latin, misery. after meals. K "° "lim keep your inside olw, mm" 'ill ‘um and invlgolnod blood ‘Fl¢ne_ _ent counlnq go every pan v;ill be ody. You l red wonderfull" y°'” _-tie and well. Aa hcolu, Y ener- . It is humanly po,,lb|ey,;“g_el;“l'\!

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my Nariomitiza scoi-um., Y/mn

(Clnadlsn Ergo)

to her and her family in their LQNDGN’ sept bl _ A sudden bereavement. ‘is on ‘bob fm, estgbus m°p°“

N118 a nation.

al detective fa:ce. » AS ifhlllzs are at present ¢v.»_~y P.

lice force of the country is oil my independent basis, though Im, f°f¢° Illpplements the other in rpg. cial circumstances.

in Canada at the age of twenty- » _ two. and than wenmo ri-.dia as aI The °'”'“”F“ ‘uve-"*’ll°ii°ll de-

partment at Scotland Yard is pl-l.

years service in Calcutta, Punjab

West India Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church.

When in Burmall, he married, in

1894, Miss 'Amy M. Haskew, who was a. deaoonws- in the same Methodist Episcopal mission church as her husband. Mr. Robertson came to England in 1927, and en-

tlngham for eight months, and

Present at home on short leave-

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along the Embankment fails to get through. _

Walls, floors and ceiling of the

room are lined with metal. Mei- Spges come to this room from the highest aerial in london.

Beneath this metal-cheated room

Yard’s wireless engineering experts “fe busy dellzninz and experiment-

followed by even a. more ambitious one of supplying point duty polloo. ment with portable recoivln gen

less contact with scotland

A C010-1 - - has often proved himself capable 'mt the °th¢l‘ diy Bcwmpanled This precaution was taken some

c.. _ .. _ .. 94 , the Quan

NEGROES “UNITED IN JAH. 'rbml--iii-i or serving it most our exhibitibh,°lily by five personal fl-lend.. months no when it vu suspoe-I _ -

-_- N of boxihs- Let him make an°thw|l:;;:°v=f- tiled ;lni;:>n’s clue: ex- ted that I ul-ns 01 m°*°‘ b‘°‘“". I8 Supl°€l‘lle!

RADFOIR-D~ VM SBP* 21 (U- P3* °~ 2- C0- Siklllls isuch showing against Camera, and Ve pl'0¢¢¢ 0 the restaur- were using wireless-equipped auto-f _ When Robert Halo, negro, W.u|Capt. W. A. Smith 94 let the ponderous Italian stay a- “"3 0" f°°t. another ovidenco of mobiles and had dtsooved the wavei 'I1-nu In no Moluud lu good no bl'0U8llt i0 the Radfvrd Jail on all-ft. J. S. Moore 93 way from the long rights that charge of non-support. he found.3Et- R. McCabe .. 93 Shai-key does manage to throw and‘|F|'¢H¢h Protocol-and departed in Ihulthful-none as delicious! | his brother, whom be bad not seeuisgt. A. Huectis 92 a declsioh'in favor of tho Italian i-he same manner. Coda Und Iklimbouuuofitnlsoolulihalpurlty; since they were small boys. He was 518- S- C- M0011: 92 would not be an impossibility. I At first it was thought that the', |u“h°';°°‘ °°°“°'“l“| °|“°°¢ placed in the same cell with his Total-464 For the Heavyweight '

hiv wmvlete dlsremu for the length; - '

“Se of a code would be sufficient;

` |n Sain! lolm:

marily the detective force of th.

and the United Provinces of India ‘ M°h'°p°m°“ p°u°°' ‘md “-5 Service and Burmah, and when he retired; “rel given Wmde °!(L°“d°n °\'lii he was a. member of t`he.._Nol~th-1"” "Weat-

Eiiebiiehment of a closer liillsol

between Scotland Yard and the de ,tective departments of other forcei would result, it is believed, ln | more rapid system of effecting lu. WSI-A and securing identification 0! suspected persons. 'Tile Government contributes hull

'464- In this match E. G. Love ° ’ ' LONDON, se t 21 (U. 1>.>-seot- ml two ears to h is 'I captain of the defendlnK team, af- eaklng The underwater pmures were land Yard’s 'wixI‘)e1e55- system, which arrigal. y , t e day of h f°:‘°;§|s¢]1eue,.‘Ie;n;r;r;';(;3genera!nm ter setting ii 30 at 200 yaiirds, had S or(-3 “ke” by °““‘°"‘"‘”‘“ Z°“““ °‘ directs the operations of the Fly- In addition to the widow, the de-I '

me miSf°f'i“n€ '20 i°0Se his beer- P me T’“"t V°5t°kk1“°' Wh° Wm" ing squadron. has run motor ban- ceased leaves 3 fomlly of one lnss in making wind calculations] d°W“ f°“l‘ Of fi" time-S 3 dev with ous off me Street; of London. daughter .md glue, ,,_-,;,_,_ The' em. "‘”"_'_”‘*_* at the longer ranges, finishing with --_'-' an eie¢¢riC2iiY 0P91‘Ht°d °Bm°“l *md Radio makes possible the quick- est, Dr. Janet Robertson, is in -Yvvvvvvvrvvvr ll “Ore 4° mints behind his ll-will ny i.. s. calvmaou protected by ll- rubber apparatus- striinng arm or the criminal rn- charze or the Bridgeman Memorial 9-"°fa8°» MP- L0Ve aiihlweh nearly Unmg prog.. sports Editor , vestigation department perfected to Hospital at Johannesburg; the

li- rid Britain of crime and Bilhmeh. ellie-‘lt Son. Mr. Robin H. Robert- ..-» '

wrong shoulder due to the loss of shalkey-Carnera Bout GRETNA GREEN I5 HARD HIT referred to here as bandits. Wire- son, and the third son John, no in his shooting eye, is still a C1555 "A" ummm” Many -nu-|||, BY AN ECONOMY PROGRAM logs messages go out to the cruls- the Sudan Civil service-and at

shot and never misses a shoot, a Primo gamer.; and Jock Shar-

,‘”°°°fd Whl°h CB-H1101? be beaten in key lu-o to have o, boxing bout Bi- GRETNA GREEN. En8~. Sept-.A 21 ever they may operate in London. and tho second son, Dr. Edward H. 'Canada' Brooklyn on oct. lst and the writer ---The economy program of the new Scotland Yard is situated on the Robertson, is in Boston, Massachu-

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