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York stage she won recognition as a gsn-latlc actress despite her youth, but when she came to Hollywood she found she was in for a fight.

not that she lacked screen value. 1| was just that someone saw her in a dramatic hit on Broadway. signed her up, sent henwcst and cast her in ingenue roles because she was youngfblonde and beautiful.

91 can't play silly love roles," she said. "I have to have drama and pathos. My face just isn't the kind w look say and happy? .

she fought and _won. Today. she is more in demand for dramatic parts than any young girl in Holly- wood. .

Recently she completed the lead- ing role opposite Ramon Navarro in “Daybreak,” and is now in "Salva- tion Neil." She has "Dracula," "Out-

wgfd sound," and "Mother's Cry" -- to her credit. g . The sta-rt of Helen Chandler's

stage career can best be described by saying it lust hai>l1e11=d~ when she was ll a school friend went to see Arthw Hopkins. New York Diffl- ducer. about a stage role. Helen ac- companied her. Hopkins talked with a number of applicants, then turn- ed ro l-lelen.

"Wouldntyou like this role?" hi! asked. "You look like a 800d little actress to me."

Helen explained that she had to g0 home to eat lunch with her mother. but promised to return that afternoon. Her mother save P"- mission to accept the P111!- 111d I new actress was launched.

MAN OPERATED 0N WALKS 'rwo MILES BACK HOME SANDUSKY, 0., Mai‘. 20-—N111'B95 and physicans in Providence howl- tal here became alarmed recently when they found Georse A 1'1""?- a patient recovering from an 0P9"- iiczi, missing from his-bed. - ilxpltal officials notified P011" who found the runaway at his home The attending physician, Dr. H- B Frederick, having given Hex-mg the "once o/er" and determined that hs condition was satisfactory. i119 paizent was allowed to stay at home. llcrzcg said he r v 1101111151011 anti decided to take French izave, l“:c distance between Hcrzogs 110m! Ind the hospital In said to be 0W1‘ two miles. .

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Fisheries A Examination

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RESULTS O11‘ EXAMINATION COURSE FOR FISIIEBMIN

Onlviarch IiOth the men attending the course for fishermen at the Fish- eries Experimental Station at Hali- fax wrote six examinations on the following subjects, which were taken up in the coursez- _

Preparation of Pickled Fish. _

Preparation oi Dried and Bone- less Fish.

Navigation

Motor Engines

Science

Natural Resources.

Of the twenty-three fishermen from the Maritime Provinces who attend- ed the course, twenty-one com- plated the examination. and of these nineteen passed, four with honours. The names of the successful stud- ents are:-

1. Placed With Honours.

Cease-boom, U. Q-Whitehcad, Grand Marian, N.‘ B.

Johnston, L. S-Montague P. E.

Myers, H. C.-Oole Harbour. N.

Poole, W. A.—-Souris East, P. E. 2. Passed

Arnold, R. fix-East Jeddore, N.

Campbell, L.-Judiquc Bonds. N.

Ccrmier, J. Ih-Magdalen Isiah

P. Q. . Comeau. D. ln-Metaghan. N. S. Dempsey, E. J.-Herrlng Cove. N. S. El-ller, C-Queensport, N. S. Fitzgerald, J. Queensport, N. S. Hlltz, s. Br-Port Bickerton, u. s. l Johnston, A. H.—Pictou, N. S. McDonald. J.-—Littla Judique Ponds, N. S.

McGraw; E. Tracadie, N. B.

MacMastcr, H.~Picwu, N. 8.

McPhee. lvL-Tignish, P. ill. I.

Miller, J. Wr-Victoria, P. E. I.

Robertson, lei-east Baltic, P. 1:. 1.

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DEBATING TEAMS SENT SOUTH

PHILADELPHIA, March Rl-Tebp- 1e University will send two debating teams to the south. One composed of men will meet the University of Richmond, Wake Forest College and William and Mary College. The other composed of. women, will debate with William and Mary, University oi Richmond and American University, Washington. _

----____.__ 2.500 ORIMINALS A YEAR. I

ALBANY, N. Y. March ZL-New York state prisons receive criminals at the rate of 2 500 a year, according to a recent report of the division of parole. They are released on parole at the rate of~ between 2.000 and 2,- 500 a year. One half of those parol- ed are 25 or younger.

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. LAUNDRYTVIAWS SON HONORED

woaclzsrica, Mass, March 21-“- A. sou of a Chinese laundryman. Rockwoqd Quock Wing Ohln, l9, his been elected to Phi Beta Kappa at Yale University, where hell a Junior The youth's parents are Mt. and Mrs Henry I. Chin 0f this city.

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EDUCATIONAL mans , snow VALUE or nouns

wasl-rmomu, Mar. sill-me q- riculturo Department but released two new cducati -n|l iilnia picturing the way in which ‘forests aid man. "if man dine hil 9811-" -

"got: Fol-acts; Serve" shows some oi the ways in which pfowted for- ests carve bi! WWW"! V101‘! 1B u" woods. iii mills, at factories and in buildings. m. scenes ail mm the mountains oi North Carolina.‘

"Unbumed Woodland" - depicts the valut of saving forests as an aid to birds, some and other wild life: la conscrvm of water; and as placed cf recreation.

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INDIAN BELICS FOIIJND

ram), Ore., March all-Baskets ropes, waterbags, mats and mocca- sins, woven from juniper bark and reeds were found under about six inches of dust in a lave cave eight miles east of here by a group of pend youths. The. lava beds were the home of Indians before the white man.

BURGLARY LEADS OFFENSES

ALBANY, N. Y., March ZL-More persona~were sent to jail in New York State for burglary, third" de- gree. than for any other crime, ac- cording to a. recent report covering the latter half _of 1030. Next in or- <ier came robbery, second degree. grand larceny, second degree, grand larceny, first degree, and assault second degree.

pymiw Mionrcwu PLANNED “aiihaura, March dis-Georgia. Name of the new mill town to be conatrucred here near the site of the $1',000-000 thread mill 0! the Clark Thread Company, Newark, N. J. Oi- ficia cf the company suggested the name. -

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INDUSTRIAL ACCEPTANCE 001G114 p . , . ‘The results oi’ the first period of 1-p- evations of industrial Acceptance Con», Iiliilltcd. uuliilr (‘nluililali suuirili, iluve turiled- out quite satisfactorily. it is un- dersioud that tfiiajllluncililr corpora- tiol- receives n large vnliiilic of’ business from Fnrdwleiilers throughout (‘unudu uud ulso l1_ considerable amount through 111i‘. finnnnli»: of refrigerator: of Cau- ndllzu General Electric sud other pru- ducta. it is also Jiflflfifillllld that filial- uran. from (‘auluiinu ‘véiililfllliiiiiil: has been secured for file current your. The company. it will be. recalled. iviis pur- cl used in June Insi. from llllllirilfl" ac- cupturlce Com, iuc., of New Yorlr, and since lhat time control and manage- znent ha: been carried un entirely in this country. On the‘ board of llreclors oi.’ ilie Canadian comp-Any arexwo di- rectors 01.11111 New York institution. Percy iii. He'll and "Arthur J. Morris. Tile ‘American _coniplniy,uoes u large liurinecs vvlib General Electric iu con- lieciloii with the flnunclng of auies of refrigerutora._ The Prudent of the (‘unndinn cnlllpany in ltuarc-il D. Bell. Lost your‘; operations showed groan income up $164,712 to $020,306, o imb- stsntinl iucrcuiie over i020. The report is of particular interest in relation to the debentures 11nd the "A" stock. 0f the former $1,000,000 was ialuell in Canada in 10.10, and dealing with the eornuigs on n bulls of 12 months’ lie- beutures interest ($110,000) thin was eurned neuriy four times lifter uliow- g in: for $11,200 for income tux A hill- ance of rroumi $114,000 would have been uvnilable for ‘the "A" stock, or $2.00 l1 share ou 60.000 shores outstanding. As yet this stock has not been distributed to nuy extent. but a current (llvideild of $1.20 pcrriunum is being paid. The debentures lire convertible into the “A" nu a hurls of .10 shares of "A" for $1,-

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1‘0\\'ER CORPORATION 0F TANADA:

Further strength attending this (‘Olli- inuu stock is~largeiy a reflection of tile improvement generally in security lev- ols in recent mouths. This has caused i1n enhancement in the corporation's portfolio vnlucs and iial been the reun-

sua nround recent price lei-ell had be- come extremely narrow. The company has a little luure fhnn three mouths of lid current fiscal year in complete. No cntllnnfe is yet obtainable mi to u-hnt earning power lll3\_\'_li2 revealed in the iii-xi iimilicllii statement which will rov- er tho year to June 31st, 1113i. but it is stated in well-informed qunru-rs iliilt, tli a report will chow a good iro- proveliiant over that ill-loll covering the

its investment holdings. ‘Piinu have ni- so been unsatisfactory for cerlniu of ltI,(‘0llt1'fI|1Pt|'ill1i1 affiliated roulpuniec but were have been important oifaeto ill other direction! so ‘that .tbo next re- port is IXDQ1FNPI1 to chow tint ills ur- Iilflllltliiih-Jhlily tile largest invest- niantirun and holding i-orupuuy of its kind in (‘analle-wnaahlo to register good general nrogreu.

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SINGLE-PLANE AIRCRAFT CAR- RYING 17 PASSENGERS DE-qvill b9 found in the

Britain for operation by Imperial |Airways on the African 'I‘l'unk route

world attain new standards of per- formance and efficiency, The secret

detailed design work was actually

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ed by the makers, the Armstrongfl Whltworth Aircraft Company. to in-‘ dicate that these rank among the swiftest air trons- port vehicles in the world, being cap- able cf a speed of 145 miles an hour and cruising easily at 115 miles an hour with the four motors develop- ing only three-fifths of full pcwenI The design incorporates novel fea- tures.

in outline u a high-wing monoplane. lifted. that is, by a single pair of wings located above the fuselage. From tip to tip these wings spread 90 feet. They constitute a cantilever structure, without exterior wires or struts to cause air “interfer- ence" and thus diminish efficiency by increasing resistance to movement

are placed four powerful radial-air- coolcd engines; two on either side of

arrangement. These motors are car- ried in stream-lined nacelles, "power-eggs," which are designed to mergeras smoothly as possible into the shape of the wings. The engines are cowled with Townend rings. a British device which markedly cuts down the resistance shaped radial motor.