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OUR BANKING NEED

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“Canada and its Banks" is the subject of an informative article in the current issue of the Quarterly Review. It is from the pen of Sir Charles S. Addis, K.C.M.G., who it willberecalledtouredcsnadaasa

member of the Macmillan Commis-

Ba-nk, which were passed at the last session of Parliament.

‘ ticsl sects may clam hands in

Incidentally, Sir Charles pays a “ warm tribute to the spirit of the bwmmf’ °°“°°"" I“ u" "‘°'““’“" contra“ Tuesdays despatch indicates no

presented by the variety o! physkyalldying out of their traditional mut-

Canadisn people. "'I‘he

‘meniscus-w. caucus s. ma“, um. Vine-Indians, 3.3. -1.un.-cu. n4. u-‘m-u, mayo

.00 pee mil alums) counsel, QLI per yes: (in advance), mailed In

$l UIIOIC Ih&. AUGUST I, 1B“-

law. ‘ Kentucky feuds are mild

ephemeral affairs compared with the religious strife going on, century

after century, between Arabs and‘ ston on Banking and Currency, on u“ m such out o’ m’ w” pluesi whose report was founded the pro-

ss Constantine. When the millen- vlsions for establishing a Centralimum dawn‘. “d m. no“ “d m6

pant runny. m m”, “t”. heavy eign chauffeurs, hairdressers, tail-

lum- “minim V" “h” byipreters, guides, stock exchange clerks the French, and has since been‘

more or less under French martial’;

Notes By 771a Way Thousands of foreigners lu Tur- key, employed in professions or as artisans, are precariously s-tuated as s result of the approval by the Turkish Government May 25 of a law under which certain professions are reserved for ‘Turkish nationals. iBetween Mby 21 and July 2i all for

ors, shoemakers, hatmakers, ulter-

and musicians must cease work. The nationalities chiefly concerned .,sre Greeks, Italians, Persians, Brit- lons and a few Americans, and as J11 these foreigners have lived in Turkey for scores of years their ‘problems are not easy of soluiion. ‘Some of the foreigners concerned may become Turkish citizens, but those who do not choose to lose their nationality may be repatriat- ed.

‘lamb lie down ‘ ,, ther,

features and the consequent diver-lu-Brl mlmwty-

sity of economic life," he writes, “are very great and fill the passing trav- eller with mingled amarcment and admiration as he views the achieve-

EDITORIAL NOTES The Rmary-Gyro Camp is prac-

Ilents of an indomitable people who ‘h: ‘hfiflmu’ '

in less than three generations—the Federation of Canada dates‘ from IBM-have subdued the natural ob- stacles to union and, by driving their railroads across the desert and over the mountain ranges, have joined

It wont be long now till the Borden highway ls under construc-

tion-st the Dominionk

Chancellor Hitler's fervent pro-

these fan-

the Helen Marion MscPhe physician to the for Children, London.

Research Council.

treatment for infant

John Pswelczyk. 44,

expense‘ His story is that

Fortheflrsttimeinlwyearsa woman has been elected a fellow ofi Royal College of Physicians.

Queen's

is a member of the British Medical She and her hospital colleagues are the dlscov-I elors of a simple and effective"

1718 one f0 fourteflh Wars for man- ilflllghter, in the Joliet penitentiary, 1185 Elven to the authorities a. sol- ution of the Lindberg kidnapping. Frank Nash, Okla- homa mail robber, who was slum in the Kansas City Union Depot massacre on June 17, 1933,

rson MucKay, Hospital Dr. MacKay

anemia.

who is serv-

engineer-

ed the kidnapping. with another gnuan and s woman, not for ransom, t to

the Atlantic to the Pacific secboordiiestations that all he wants is peace and completed the last link in thelreminds us of the vagrant searching

Imperial highway which now en-‘for work and circles the globe."

Emphasizing the need of a Central Bank as an integral par; s‘ Canada's financial machinery. the writer points out that the present banking system is administered by ten char- tered banks with 3319 branches, oi which 161 are located abroad. Their combined assets on June 30, 1933. amounted to 9,889,465,918. Their total loans to the public at the same date were $l,410,864,629, of which

not find it.

In New Glasgow both the busin-

ess premiseg and private

were gaily decked for the visit of the Oddfellows-an example for us

to follow in Exhibition and Jacquespn the assumption that the sress have decided to enter

Cartier week.

When a Principal like Dr. George

B. Cutten of Colgate

praying that he may

tobea

public hero by release

residences been very well advised abandonment of civil

as a fall: accompli an

legislatures,

the University

afford Al Capone a chance

0! the baby and, incidental- » hi5 OWh release from prison.

.___._. The Government of India have

intend to adopt consti_ tutional methods. at any rat-z lmmfidlflie iulure. insisted on o. fcmnil and final rc-

obtsining the

to treat the disobedience d to proceed Con- the

for

To hm e

says that modem “youth cannot nunciation of the weapon for all

$252,666,309 were loans made abroad.

‘Ihese banks enjoy an exceptional degree of freedom and privilege. In contrast to the banks of the United States, for example, the Canadian blanks can open branches where they like and as many as they please. 'I‘hey can regulate their reserves at their own discretion, the only statu- tory limitation being that not less than 40 per cent. of their cash in Canada shall consist of Dominion notes. They can issue their own notes (a privilege denied to English banks), and most important of all,

stand the gaff” because there are “so many demands made upon them," we are inclined to ask, what sre these demands? Study, surely, cannot be one of them, for of real students the percentage is compar- atively small at any college or uni-

selsity.

The Lmeral organ is somewhat chsgrined at the prospective settle- ment of the Maritime claims by the Bennett Government and rel/lashes

time word obviously have invited s. deadlock, for there may be cir- cumstances irl which a people or a party, fighting for their own con- ception of freedom. feel themselv- es bound to employ any weapon lawful or unlawful, that come to hand. Conversely a Government winch 1s liable to be thus threaten- ed is entitled to safeguard itself and there need be no complaint because the Government of India reserve to themselves the legal powers which they have taken to combat a subversive movement. even EhOIIBh we may hope that events may so turn out as to allow them to fall into disuse.

all it has had tcssy about the alleged opposition by the Conservatives to the investigation of Maritime Rights We may say once more that the op- position then was justified as the Government had already all the salient facts before them, and could

they can at any time replenish their cash reserves by advances from the Government at moderate rates of interest of legal tender notes lo an amount limited only by the caps.- city of the bank to deposit eligible securities as cover. It is clear (con-

“Purf Doumersuc has done it again. Just now he seems to be the only French statesman able to se. cure obedience when he tells his "buys" they “must heroes." French appear in have an apt way of bestowing the nickname "Pa

The

tinues Sir Charles) that while the ‘Gold Standard is suspended some other means must- be devised for managing the currency a1 * r::ulat- lng the volume of credit if the value

have adjusted our claims thereupon. The present commission is not to 1n- vestigate our rights, but to decide how much we are to get upon them.

on the right man in the right place. One recalls "Paps" Joffre who twenty years ago was able to control s. number of French generals who- not without excuse-were showing signs of nervous irritability.

yesterday's despatches. The fight-

It is highly necessary that every- body should grasp the all-import- ant fact that the present British India will disappear as an individ- ual corporate entity. Even in In- disn political circles this is still all too inadequately understood, and there appears to be still a wide- spread view that, in the new Fed- eration. British Irldian as an in- dlVldlll-i- Nwimizable entity will stand over against the Indian states and will be the mouthpiece and representative of the common economic interests and political as- pirations of the totality of the Brit- ish Indian Provinces. This is a. pro- foundly mistaken view, for things will not work out in that way. The grouping of interests of all sorts will tend inevitably to be regional. Practically every one of the lines-

of the monetary unit is to be main- tained. This unsatisfactory situation he believes will be remedied by Can- ada's "coming of age" financially by establishing a. Central Bank, whose primary function will be “to regul- aic the volume of credit and, indir- ectly, influence the general level of prices of industrial activity." Parliamentary authority for the Ziitablishment of a Central Bank for $118118. having. been obtained, the Imminion Government is now con- lqderirlg the appointment of a gov- jjgmor and other important officials, 3th a view to getting the machin- % of the new system under way as

There will be a Provincial Gov- ernment Exhibit. at the Central Canada Fair in Ottawa this year, in spite of the ban imposed by the Ontario Government which has closed the Provincial Building at the Toronto Ibrhibition. The Ot- tawa. Fair Board has written Hon. Harry Nixon offering in Pay all ex- penses for a Game and Fisheries display, if the department will pro- vide a man to arrange it. Mr. Nixon is quite willing to comply. and an omcial from Toronto will be on hand to place the exhibits in the booth. No doubt, the Rt. Hon. Mackenzie King, who is a good

-_;_~ ___}__ citizen o1’ Ottawa. had his firmer political. economic, and social- l in this pie. which divide British India from 1::- SAW MANY WARS "Princely India." today are artificial

. the results of historical

H011. G. Howard Ferguson, High ssvac; firhglnz lbfitwwr‘ 02° Commissioner in London. is home ‘Arab an Jewis popu a on o -

on vacation and is as astute as ever Bib-mine» Altlem- *5 "Wm"! m 1., handlirll difficult situations.

Some Toronto reporters have been trying to draw him on the turn over in Ontario and his opinion of the New Premier. But he would notadmit"surprise" at the rcsuliF depression unrest. and so o'n—s.rld mused that there would be "other days and other Governments." Pre- mier Mitchell 1". Hepburn, he con- ceded. would have his usefulness added to by "years and yell‘! of c8- peflflqce," which is equivalent to saying he has a lot to learn yet be- fore he can be my 8006- .

accidents. United as Provinces and states will be, in the same commonwealth many of these artificial barriers will simply melt away-Professor John Coatman.

ing, in which some 100 persons. chiefly Jews, were massacred, is described as part of a religious war, which has been going 0n intermit- tently for centuries. COHSWHUHE is an old city "half as old as time," with a present population of 40.000 or 50,000, including a. considerable number of Europeans. It occupies g romantic position on a. rocky plateau, cut off on three sides by a steep ravine. In ancient times it was one of the most important towns of Numidia, and the capital of the kings of Massyli. In the 2nd Century 3.0. it. reached the height of its prosperity. and was able to furnish s. considerable army of cavalry and infantry. Under the Caesars it became an important Roman settiemcnt. A Nubian ro- volt ‘iaid the city in ruins. and on its restoration in A.D. 313 by the

A. J. Mulqueen says in the New York Sun: I read in your paper what the Beard brothers of Norwalk, aged, respectively, 101 and 96. said about life beginning at so. It simp- ly is not so, except, perhaps, in talking and reading. At 82 I was removed from the position of short- stop for wreck Lead Tigers because I was arching them over to first base. At 85 I ceased to be goalie for the Nassau Puckeaters. At 8'1! Vincent Richards beat me at ten- nis. I am 92 now and, aside from an occasional five-mile swim or 3B holes of golf, I am practically through. Let me warn your readers not to wait in be 90 before starting A strange case of alleged medi- life.

cal misadventure is occupying the

attention of the coroner in ‘lor-

(mta Baby Evelyn Md whooping any day. When last heard from they were at North Sydney and

cough at l8 Bright Street and an-

other baby w" mum“: “an the intended making for Charlottetown same sickness at N Bright Bt., a by 9"!’ "l8" "WW8" m! B?" 51mm“. looking home, Jun dmm D’Or Lakes, the Strait of Canso and the “Rey Both hon,” h“; a,“ the Nor-fihumbe land Strait. ‘Phe lnnperor Constantine it Ncfilved m the door 5nd m“ n 15 beneyflt owner and pilot of the Lexis is the name which it still retains. ‘led me doom w mm the "ma Major T. P. Rose Richards, and Looted by successive AfBb dYhB-‘l-ICSQMU" ‘M’ n k dummy “y, “m, his crew consists of Vice-Admiral it still remained, in the 12th cen- ‘may’, m myecum ma“; yo, m, ‘Theodore I-Iallett, who served in tury, a place of considerable mos- Ichfld u my 3L ‘wording to mo, the lhlropean war, being mention- perlty. and its commerce was ‘exten- fly," father my “MM” m“ on ed in despatches and receiving the sive enough to attract the mer- 155mm!” mommy n 4 o-olock. 0.131., and latterly was comma id- chants of Piss, Genoa and Venice. “n!” ham.‘ "t" ‘he ‘madly ing officer of the Coast of 520t- Subsequently it came under ‘rurklsh mmum ‘yummy m Mum‘ m, land: l-Ion. B. Wyndham-Quinn, domination as the seat of a bey. injection n. “w u, h“ 6mm second son of the late Earl of Dun- sabordinaie to the bey of Algiers. _______ yraven, the America Cup challeng- The mosque which a Jewish aold- The four adventurous yschts-ief-"lhd brother of the present Earl.

The Child Mjnd ' & Entertainment

(Mr. D. M. Legato. in "Camera ' and Curtain" in the Montreal Star)

Aug. 4.—A long cher‘ “ ‘ was realized this week.

Ytars s80. author- cf "Peter Pan"

ion of delight and humiliation: the delight of witnessing a young- ster at his first major entertain-

in his presence what chumps 'we adults are.

I do not suppose for a -singls minute that this Rory is any brighter than yours or yours or yours. The fact that he is of she's own famtlytree does fend ever so slightly to force one to suggest that he is positively the keenest child mind since Beethoven.

Sir James Barrios nephew and any amount of other nephew-causes one to pause and ponder.

It was at the cinema here the other evening that Rory pre- cipitated me into a state of help- less dejection. The colored Disney reel-it was "The Big Bad Wolf" —-had come and B0116. leaving Master Rory in transports of ecstasy. My lesson arrived at the moment when Eddie Cantor, "Roman Scandals," was capers over the question 0f poison- ed nightingales in the court of the Emperor Claudius

As I did in Montreal when the film" was shown there, I gave my- self over entirely to the situation and laughed full heartily. 8o did the major portion of the audience about me. But Rory’! Not a twinkle. Later, being curious, I sought his impressions of Mr. Cantor and his antics. Rory stated simply that Eddie Cantor and Eddie Grantor's picture was much “too silly for a boy like me."

Thus chided, one begins to won der if there is not something physically or mentally wrong with adults when they shriek so shame- lessly over low comedians or weep so openly at tragic circumstances on screen or stage when it is ob- vious that the climax can never be anything but the happy ending. It is just a bit of a bitter pill when a five-year-old has to take one to task-especially when he has the intelligence to understand the great art of a. Walt Disney. And then there was the circus later on. To the everlasting credit of Mr. Bernie Head, the gentle- man in charge of press relations with the big Al G Barnes show. Rory missed: nothing. cookhouse to a personal mention edifying) chat with ‘th chief clown.

If you saw the circus in Mont real you will recsll the spine tingling qualities of the serial ac executed by‘ the Clarkonians, and also Escalbhfes dexterous tight- wire gesticulations. But Rory. as he (lid with Mr. Cantor, considered both the Clarkonians and the Escalsntc escapades "just silly " lie could see no reason on earth

he thought. to jump on a tight

never "get anywhere" doing that themselves in fall after fall.

people in almost similar merits at one time or mother.

can be embarrassing under circumstance. but it is pal-tic ularly uncomfortable when a sup

wilfully makes s fool

is virtually without reason. One wonders, for example, wha. a. child's board of censors migh

have set her down as "silly." what's more. I'm sure he'd right.

to like silly things and people our entertainment Rory and the five-year-olds would a minute put

HCVOP

stage or screen .

more a childs seems a reasonable notion. seldom think. Well.

for it l-Iow that yOungstcr an adult feel uttcrly idimic

AN I'LL WIND (C). By Quardlarfls special Wire)

ill-wind blew down on this dis-

erally wrecked damage. But

"pack" a poll of ice cream for use later in the evening.

§_

Before GEE-Binding was intro-

duced into Canada in 1033 by the

ier is alleged in the present dis- men who crossed from Cowes, Eng- Count R. Metoxa, ‘zclongs to a turbance to have desecrated, prob- land, in the 40-tcn auxiliary cutteriflpanish family with the old-time nhlywasqqastlructedduflng thisuxiannybesxpectedbarealmostrovingbloodinhisveins.

Dominion Department of Agricul- ture. the yearly ocnsunlpuon of eggs per head of the populates: was 17 dasn. New it is I Glen.

I got as close to being a Bir James Barrie as I probably ever shall get. Many you see. the ‘amous took his young nephew to see George Robey. This week I took my nephew, Rory by name. and by 58¢ f1" years,‘ to see his first Silly Symphony and his first clrcus- Such an experience f is bound to nstitute a combinat-

ment, the humiliation of realizing]

However the point is that hQ—11k¢|

in cutting

from the (not , to

why people had to risk their necks above the earth in such apparent» ly futile pursuits. It was all right,

wire (although at first he couldn't see the wire and: thought they were walking on air), but one can

Clowns stayed on the ground. made good use of it as they indulged and entertained Rory. This was fun to him because he had seen everyday predica-

And so one is given seriously to wonder. The frankness of a child my

posedly sober adult suddenly and of himself about something which in essence

have done to prevent the current cry for decency in the movies. I nm sure that, had Rory ever seen Mae West. he would promptly And,

be

We adults. unfortunately. seem in

manifold other for up with scenarios which followed upon one mother's heels like a flock of sheep. Nor. I am sure, would they ever stand for the idolizing of gangsters on the

The more one thinks of it, the board of censors Rory and his brethern know. where we it's just an idea. Rory is solely to be credited

can make

D. M. L.

BERJVIOK. N. 8.. Alijl. O-—An

trlct with it cherry-sided hailstones that smashed apple trees-and gen; i didn't blow hann to the Lloyd Farm at south waterville when workers gathered enough hailsfones during the storm to freeze and

Q Illa: W. ID. nalvarrrs or me rar our

It is only a few years ago since

tlents with rheumatism were ad- vised to do without meat and eggs; they were allowed plenty of starchy ood

To-dsy, while meat and eggs may be cut down in the diet of indivi- duals with high blood pressure or kidney ailments. meat is now allowed in nearly all other conditions be- cause of its needin forming blood, ‘building tissue, and satisfying the appetite.‘ - ‘