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Chinese Wmna" Gets License

, c“ t i I, Sept" g ._ The iirs 0mm; womanto Bit In 8mm,“ pilot's license. cm Wang, has BMQPWd . M a5 instructor with u‘ lpzfxsegovernrnenvs aviation lht Lent, and is devoting her traction. mm w girplﬂnd c0115

“WK w take an active now perfected 101' W0

iactories in Chllla- , swabs Wang. who is a g-Bdllitﬂ oi f, yo“, University aviation Ne 1 returned to China recently m- ‘scverai years of study in the may states. she promptly re-

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uni; ﬂgzsytlhat she is WW1!!! 5° P1195

. military plane, ii necessary, and w mp bombs on bandits as quick-

85 any mall.

Although Miss Wang is quite iem hm, she comes naturally by her “my”; spirit. Her mother, Mrs. w“; Chin-chin, was charged ‘m; s, revolutionary 1110i 15° 0"?‘ mow the Manchu dynasty in 1908 ‘hue president oi a. girls’ normal whcol at Shoshln, Chekiang, and m beheaded by order oi the Em- peror Kwang Hsu. ‘

M15; wahgb father died when m, was four, and she was reared by relatives oi her mother. hr studying ior several years in phlna, slle went to the United states in 1927, enrolling in political glenee at New York University. gut she became interested in avia- ucn and turned her attention from politics to lhe air. She studied the science oi aeronautics in New York ior tour semesters, and made lwenty ﬂights, ' with 20 hours in

the air to her credit. Her last ten > .

ﬂights were solos-

Miss Wang said that a dozen American girls took the course with her, but that, so iar as she knows, she is the only Chinese girl who has mastered flying.

i _World"s Fair

By Julian T. Bentley “ United-Press Stall Correspﬂndent

cl-iloscascnl. 2 - The new yrindglc oi exposition building, ref Killing all exhibits to be in motion Wllllﬁ strictly adhered to in thé aasién-Zscierlce exhibits at the Chic- lgo [orldks Fair in i933.

A ﬂlllllce of the stages by which

lnan (pse to his supremacy will be IiIorQd the lay public in the chem Bitlrlygilehlitiizt iwhere ‘working models w _ ra n iilus ation oi some oi {the basic c“ ' l principles ililuéliir practical application to d . Aﬁiinite continuity will lb; pro. itrvwclh the series oi units which M!‘ tell the story oi chemistry. 5°? 118 with an illustration oi u” Qllfeltllve between a physical lllﬂlige and a chemical change, two ‘mlbcakcrs containing copper mdﬁulllllcr will allow their “m. ‘till-Q to trickle into a container on "it tide, where they simply are my; vi 9n the other side heat wul be ‘ppltw t0 "it mixture to show ‘m, a llcw substance has been lvrnied from two separate ones

“l” Principle oi electrolysis will ’° ‘kmmlsilewd toscthc with the g??? Bllllllcation oi electroplat-

~I e Working model will b, us. ﬁt$f Zlslvrmium Plate souvenir

. v . hmelbieﬂkdown o! one substance, ‘ glam! 01 two elements to form

, and chemical “ q m . exchange all will be dem- m; ‘l- Small models oi indust- "nélglllaces will be placed with

. - Si’ al application. wgmﬂlwllslratc the ialiacy o! thg "wk" impression that water will m, q“°“°h I flNne metal pot-

lm W!" be used which will bum Ilioﬂirllllilllt llalmes when drops o! mo” are applied.

Aflleriodic table” with g llmplg

zentclnglibghe e2 chemical ele. m“ mustnmllll view. A series oi v w. durerent n! how such radi. “mite products a; “you same elm” be gel-wed ‘mm ‘ch “lent will be shown,

it “ﬁning-a chemist-worm"; den“

lad E ammyitlziggilruliriend in a 1mm): list heard that hmy denri‘ I've It ‘on has emu e vicar‘: yollrg. mng stable mend a well known hckey. 3e w“ tlflehtrained n a ‘farm’ you know.” live become a Q v

lccclllhhheés-Lnw’ "l m choice ieople to renehEQrhED‘ ""11: more llan he ever We an” u a mt"

llld as a minister!"

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VANCOUVER, Bent. L-canaxli- an - dians will need more than the usual assistance from the govern- ment this you owing to the gen- eral economic depression, accord- lﬂl t0 Dr. D. O. Scott, Ottawa,

head oi the federal Indian de- partment, who has been investigat- ing conditions among coast and in-

terior British Columbia natives. ‘rbrmdianr smut hit 0i Ill

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are the hunting Indians, says Dr. Boott, who points out that in this connection the cause is not entire- ly the current hard times generally‘ prevailing. _

"The hunting Indian has been deprived oi his livelihood and pro- visions by the ruthless white unt- er who disregarded hunting es and in many instances have been responsible ior the total disappear- ance o! game in certain areas," said Dr. Scott. _

"Some 85.000 Indians, approxim- ately '40 percent 0i the total num- ber in Canada, are engaged in hunt ing, according to Dr. Scott. The

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es resulting irom this condition have made things hard for the In- dian.

"The best oii are the prairie In- dians. though those in southern Saskatchewan have suiiered irom this sununcﬂs drought. As a re- sult el conditions there we are preparing to move 1500 head

reserves ior dlans own some oi the ilnest cattle on the prairies."

Dr. Scott while on the coast ar-

coast Indians to prevent any dang-

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VANCOUVER, B, 0., {iiptq

a; ‘Ifhe widely heralded "westernizlng"

I l fl “n” ‘mm Q“ 599°,“ “d n“ o’ omn" i‘ m" a minor x‘ “m” women bob their hair and weartculcatures, wearing clothes with-

I-Illl reserves hcnh to Battleiordlm that country and wh the wlngen The m. there has been oi it has accomplish

at little

ed little good, in the Opinion 0!

ental store here. Since then she majority oi the ‘people live in mere 'has made many buying trips to the hovels.

country she knows so well, and in, "The new Chinese mocks at the ‘the years that havc passed since ilne Qld traditions oi ancient phina first she went to China, she has the land oi his ioreiathers. They lose respect ior the customs that ior centuries have been character- istic oi.’ the oldest civilization on

noticed little change. "True, modern streets are built through Peip‘ , ior 25000 years

the Ifelt willed tlllltﬂl 0i Uhlnﬂ; earth. They become in eiiecl. mere

high-heeled shoes; men turn ‘lndoul. grace and taking our habits tellectual’ and regard their old na- awkwardly,"

tive customs rather supercllllously,

gm‘ E‘ M‘ °““"> °“° °‘ "w M’ but chm. is still China," says Mrs.‘

“m!” w°mm “"395 m mm" Clark. "Taxes are high, largely as

F0 t a result oi the so-called western- spoon home to dinner tonight," r "W" u“ 3'9"‘ M“ elm‘ ization process. Wages o: millions said the husoand.

ranged roi- distribution of reliei to Plclﬂc trade-

lived in China, then she cams to Vlll(')ll'.;l' and :.-t..'.. l-r‘ 1i O;

are incrcdibly low-ten tn ilitcen

"I want to bring- young Wivcl-

"Bring him to-nightl" shrioked

leit without notice and the baby! cutting teeth, and I've got a cold and the butcher says we can't have any more meat until we pay the bill. . . ."

"Yes, I know all that," he inter- rupted. “Thats why I want to bring him home. I like the young iathead and he's thinking oi get- ting married."—'I‘it-Bits.

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