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| sign will make it pesstbld by 13d th) OF exertihie every! birort toward pro-

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nd Air ies a> I
Aviation Official Sees Great Advangey International , Orxpnieation of War
In 'Plane Safety | Veterans To Promote Peace
Advancement in The polic y of the Canadian legion

glons_A

agronautical de-

operate transport planes throughout) moting international harmony, and
tho year without a singlo) fatality, world peace was given a practical
accomingy to EB. R. Breech,’ chairman]! turn it the antouncement by Bri,

of the board of North Aniérieiih | Gelitral Alex: ‘Ross, Domfiion’ pre
Aviat{on. S : | dene of & committee Appointed to in-
Mr. Breech made his prediction) quire into.a new international organ-

hefore a group of airmen and execu-| ization of Wan. vetérans”

tives of transport lines: and aircraft! fornied! for ‘a Tike pun'pose

manufacturing companies at a Tunch> This committee comprises Major
eon given in New York by the Ad-| Milton’ FY Gregg, V.C), Domiiiion tion
vertising Club to honor | Howard) treasurer; J. R. Bowler, general sec-

Hughes, transcontinental speed ace. | retary; Lt.-Col, RL de Ia B.Girouard,

recently

Mr. Hughes, . wealthy. sportsman! and Captain Wy W. Murnay.) Secre-
pilot, spanned the continent, on Jan. | tary isd. .C. G; Herwig of Ottawa.
19 in 7 hours, 28 minutes: and) 25 The organization whidh has!) at+
Seconds. “His average’ spect! Was 382 tractéd’ the attehfisi Of ‘the ‘Iégion
miles an hour or 5% miles & finuté.| js Known as sthe | permanent inter:
Ho said that it would be @ hard at-| national committee of ex;service

tle with nature to ag sorapy sh Breater men," Atrpresent.it has representa-
speed. tion -fromi;d4 ‘countrils}’ including
On this potne Mr. Hughes mnreted | former, enemy, nations .as, wellicas
his, speech, which" had to do Mainly | former allicses 1 Tarebie Y
with technical, and other clini Tt Was UatebY'shed wt the behest OE
in rapid flight. i Hest fon Vast’ Noventber, at
‘TI .am» glad; Mr. Hughes deflated a Pan tarerce in Rome. j.
‘Speod,'!d Mt) ‘Broeeh! saidiwittAmeri- wilt mae sft
cans “éXpect the impessiblé, ‘and ust DupA . Dither ge od
aly Bet We BUE Tah AAA he’! fola| -po- In, Their er Setting’
és & ‘4 ih n jxen ani
ae oe aries 8% that tie BUD) Canadian Mounties Will Be Seen On
ic wont, cxpect, £00 Tans Horseback, Aty Coronation
\Mry Breech, noted, that designers nel att an
‘were concentrating) itheir efforts, on Sern ge Ome eee oe a
Mounted ‘ponte’ aie igoing wack ‘to
At’

conifort, ‘safety’ © and!“ quiet, ather
thah Spedd! in’ the’ aésigiis' for t938, | 1
he. id, “you will see comfort, not)
speed, representing the ‘greatest ad- |

oat

h of, the Dor

edrondtion of King? Gem ee" es cake

alsa, are, plac-

~ Hazard :

notinice

Saar Wehr. =

sles ze au mam aJutijani Jo nolints4
erence of! thetprati les

onthis, on rooaant- “ae ae wake ‘oh te

Meso year By Are. s Daette ces et

a 4 ip: "he ws ae
"prairies, lives anep Jost amdxproperty!
spring when the exigencies of work aya PU obey VeRYUe de:

_pieasures, Beskon. tam inte the.open,, oan bacano e :
62) ie i

at home for therd die kywhys:lo Por riseveh
monthss@fter the SpA ran, “One Ey: Doctsitbiresaraninost dasiyloriautonsd- |*
bile crash: es are lost and othe? tRaT4S Hés-
& and Soa and shattgred

Re a eo

qmso 30)
a. Spe drought

4 etl he nab 5 ws =

ARE: ie HELLA |

ing tgreat emphasis:on) suet marety fac-

eit WASP
Soanlet, <tunic hat ithe ty Mounted
Pblicé became skriowmthél world over

pyeyes ;
ace and general manager, of ‘Bastern br tana tatse
ac ites ast anene oe uetd Tot thei "enmtetehiey, ee tay
notibe long: beforeiairlines gave spas- Bale Ao ey ‘Biv th

i Ag vapReAY, to-

Sengers oi ‘onsfort bwhat oyou
| Gaighes)” give’ then ii! speet
cleat Aviation to him noy

parade, of saith Aa wi

AL life, AS -tARY BP, About | =

days it

Yodten fashidiy by!’ motor? cal
e m Be er ‘Hodis, “Ot Me
ani are, Hay, sea

dn a, plug,
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eae ee spies haved fied
BARK nv s see th

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Abeino< idutiess:theyi) tfavebajin more

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‘positive tract
of getting st
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The reports. of _mass_ executions
agartigd | d pout

0 failed

oi? “About Their Kffeets Before. ily | as hee

her .and,siolence, those. of 1929, the |
raAIns

of tite: ts was due to ‘defects| fr iahens :
lights, tires in-bad.contition an@the like. Recent anatysts GF callseS' Of | |-maoasicithe Westormidust "howd, Lare
2 accident}: ive <AUSUS SHOW, HOWEVER, TAU A | Hh

sPobaawlod per
jt eM See Mtn

is the gi
AE TEP BRS BAN.

“rt
Verwhd, gets! behind the

wheel with Jiquorm under: tis belt, the diye: iL
the landscape, hell bent for leather, in grim Aeteqaiiaya tee to beat his Bre-|
vious best, regardless, of. read andi tratiic conditions and they deg ary it
_cpewes others jperilously close to the ditch aie than keep ht a
ot the ai of the erhaps tO/) ithesey afd nut DEA
SRR eels “Ae TTA RIC ce
cada is ns PLA,),,
.-In other words, it is the éonsensus ‘Of Ltr a if va, atth
a substantial proportion of ‘the accidentsewhich-provide jheadlines fon! the
daily papers-are -due“to-failure to Brachiee thre: golden mies “Do'unto others
as for wotild They shoutd!dd unto you.’
For stisht wilful disregard of the Migits of othdF Wels of the coninon
thoroughfare : spenalties idan Ischrcely be too severeor-regulations too string-
ent. gpeater ANT quid be had tof Cfirictildtién “dr! fiteiises for

sts on Streaking BETORS||

- SE RE a

sa
Aion PD

wo!

| 4

“alio

S) well ‘peal en

Site Joonis| baking? powder »%
chopped nut meats. 5

“Aap, chopped iret hoz &

Crumble crachorg fing

mix

| c n as tozsubmit «A! jesqent their
End Of THE Vear! Yo 09 | ih, eeStoTh i Ganarnaselly AU AneaRe KSa ntinely to,their

% | Sunspats n -|-109 any SaRA nal ont butiqwhb sinstead;iamong | of ogee
SPEPASSINE ID -Bizgee IP PIL dEAG Ta SCRE GSB s90 0B other things thyewta“yeml that seve

: and
ee with salt and. yet And add
| |uopped pitted « i He nuts. Bell
hes \OEgs, and) sugar | together ant
ind Roabine! the | ea aki

|-dat lis certains they!
theriatid radio directly Ru the
bir Mditect efter

off@tites)sphsequent Whabfirse conviction. The slaiyntér ‘of thé i
the hayds-of 0!
can be protec \

«+, Not, the least phages of. thes# wile ottéripes is tile Pid dbe “of
“hogging the road’ and not the least of these offenders is. the driver of the
ig and heavily laden commercial truck who straddith\ fd ‘craskn of the
d refuses to meeting and,overtaking. vehicles, ae
“all drivers of these juggernquts, of courses .ane guilty) of this offence;
sugici¢nt eomplaigts h: , Bean, Yoiced,against this practice/during the»past
year or two, to establish evidence that too many_truck-drivers are using
the highway withoutjdispxelion and withoutaregard forrthe~conifort! and}
safety of automobile drivers.

\iGovernmentsscam\dorynuti)to reduce the risk of acdidehe: from this|| f
noquraging other;drivers on the highway, to Febott’ the license if
nurhber? brits clasé*of' Oitender and a Series of reports against the same |

source ,by, @

individua} anigbt yyelbfid taken as prima facie ey tocpse ie wt ult, ‘which,
no doubt, it would be.
Good, citizens
prdétite/Goytesy{ to otters (édaldl) do much to purg:
its'terrors if they would report all cases of palpabl;
tion ofthe rights“of thé‘ motoring public.

Hazards of the highways would unaliestionably be materially minimized

if motor clubs and Kindred organizations. in co-operation with the govern-

anenty wonldvenroll thelr niembership: as amateur custydiaps bf the laws of
*qhe road und if every right-minded user of the highway would constitute
safeguard the interests of himself and his fellow men

* himself a patrol
yand their famifi

pest # vo great to permit, of ifé GRY where wittumness | ©

who themselves observe the de endes “off. the road and
the \Wigneays of some of
wilful actions in yiola- ||

[3 par ly Solved fore, the immer thoroughly,» Turnysinto,well, puttere
OMER ay i Pew. pan. eae sh miguiens Cat
Preset spt bein two bona [OQ aRTeRR Sa MARU

ied drivers with bands across the sun's face, each Preparation 1) Tainups.

ity espa tty roughly ito! the tem-| Cay

“perate. zones br ‘earth Their sizes! SPEAMED ZAUTER PUDDING

t Bae from, continents, to black fields | 1 ~.
larger than the whole earth: | z tauletrodns Sn Sugar
|-\eThe aeasoh for“their’ position! is! a 3 isle Gia ora cok
| myStety "astronomers tvould “like | to | Syrup.

‘fathom. Only, during the, “maximum| 2 tablespoons au Sy Mh

sunspot -cycle,”.as, at. present, are | me

they seen! in! the !’temperate” zones.) i

at| the “cycle,” When there i;
|are few, the spots gather in a belt | 1
ear the sun's equator, 4 teaspoon cinnamon
They are whirlwindss') But *'they}

ee teaspRor)
at PEE be ai

the madera Hersionn Pt AN-Gd7story. | deenshire, on th

i Ian and Lady aes
took part in a series of tests.
include locating and ascertaining Bis

Some parallels are
found in si Julius Cae-
sar’'s ex) mS% the more
northern .portionss(ef; Durope, into} q

Goanil,c-thee p nti nancy, 4 andiminto

1 21 Mion ar0¥
dates of, Bua (vinta bake

GYOUD 1,AR  FAM ad FACSAE se

thousands of prisoners to be maimed

resent, Germany, previous _to

sales ag the He of, OGL. |

“33

ese had better opportunity and were
Bary)

G
BEE “Aoitt, "Ben |into the woods and wilds.

|Wwhint “in the opposite’ divection’ now may a eau Syrui
| from that of “minimum” spots, near! and m Fie
|p ee SUA are salt. ds i ne arene ee |
= salt—and—s) ces 1% ae hi
Pheirvdriving forcorseema stow Perino Wot mixture ahd when wi

me jecricall /nnasomagnetic.
| black? Wedalisé” their !light\\isultra- | moulti™should be two-thirds

}wiolet rays). which - hayes fdr} more Tightly adjust the cover and steal
ee and _ destructive \for 1% hours, Serve bet with B

yore on}
toms than’ heat: ’*\) ~ terscotch Sauce. i

i" They cause Gndtdased: did static, | BUTTERSCOTCH SAUCE > j
nd» ane,.aceompanied,,,,near, their \* uy-dup butter 4
| pdgesy byibright fares of light) which is cups-brown sugar! |

ause sHovt-wave"radié to'"fdde for|.. M4, cup Crown Brand Corn Syrup
110 “niifiutes: to! half’ un! hour. Their} 12 Wane ak Benson's Corn.
eydles' aitect face Wades Uns tind ets. aS IBA ees

| % .cup_-water
A Deadly” yeninie
| Brand eis

| %4 cup cream, or evaporated nal
1, teaspoon salt
‘Hoiland Has One That Carries 1,000 until mixtit
Pounds Of Bombs
The.most.deadiy_of warplanes will, 2d4 to
be delivered shortly at Amsterdam, | Unt tm
ottand-—for—the—RoyatDutch—Air-qesserts

it piste Stir an
tee an Cher

ser ae

Maturity, and maximum. strength}

. Syhi 8 HS 3 A

<s not attained by horses suitable a is credited with giving the world] eens eee eA Mis! 5) Be Gubryy isster Aesop

maeavy harness ‘until they reach ‘the| ether 4s/an anesthesia. : i i “| black dress, Back in 1867 q

age of: 2006.1 :(This horse! is at its! ditluad he ziecwed <i ie et AB eet Meas: 6 Curry swan ti} first hlstomer in
st between the ages of 7 to 10. The DoAT es Se, fee nas two fusclapes .ane je es! newly sopen! partment store

gee ag The ext “Parisi nats ate mega 000 pounds of BdkAbl) tibehad iAuudutde Pe ai. The manag|

in Peru, Ecuador,-Colombla, Yandi@ast fighters, with short ranges, pent ii ith ut

5 whe moon isapproximately 240,000 PVeneziiels. . Bp at interyale to tapes! page ment presented) her | with an o'

4 m F ai we P § : lothing, and told hex|if,she can

“niles from! thé! evrth;’ a short ‘dis us0 IIs B10 pot, clothing,

Be DL dei rsntitis Mew Meee! (Om 4 WPRquadrons),of, these machines. can) pact: when she| Waa; 90 athay woul

pan ance’ as astroriome J 5 |...The, Romans, introduced, the bags patrol at varying heights, give, har.another,, gawns,|; They ke

eS | pipe in Scotland during the timé | So ee orange

Temperature of the earth increases) their fivasion.
Sone degree F. for every 60 feet of}
£ Slepth. according to estimates,
-e

Flies are the food of most spies
be ater kta acess

T

The earth and) Venus°are almost
entical in size, the latter being only
miles mules in diameter.

files:

$27

ES a per AQ ‘dike
Senteepth century, has, been, sold inj
¥"Eondon for $1,400.

|
aie Noi aod other ppountey,

of 12,720 feet in the earth.

ti+i+i-i4
river

Dr. W\\ TG. Morton A Bostonjan,

Vand Spiders’ form ‘the food of certain) Mson, of Philadelphia, The hlood sup | yyis #randfather) /aséended’the B

Germany, is importing—more clang

Steam can be produced at a dbp

“Force. It is said that it will change
fadically, the. ayiation § World® ideas. tt : Kept Their,

rare)
ruta) Ina ane

The. ‘size; of ithe, brain} does not |
(prove. the, intelligence of, a person, «7¢ wasn't’ until heiwas'sixty yea}
sjpaccording- to. “Dx, Henry H., Donald) (yq) that King Edward VIL (Geor,

Ply and composition |.of the, brain) jun throne!

ixéd |[pehere um "
They are) pour into a Sy eeased moulds 7 | Khepomtfiaimed or slaughteredaby the
full Roman legigns. was/thet, after peace

| Melt butter; qdd-sugar and crown Onstas ee
BAP stirring nal Plant Found-fh ‘Turkey May Be Used
Benson's Col stare ues water ard |

cook |
“efeam |-gurpin
with h puddings 4 and/"tions of supplying- a new type” of

Wy

Ea

| by cutting off their right hands. Hi
|falso caused
entire jsenatp,

| Usipetes ‘and, ‘Teneteri,
|
\
|

mae end ‘Galifc) Wats, Gdesav’ con
\|quered three hundred states, Kille

tHO | WRURHYEF | OF/, i

vie fe PE ACOH AO,

After’ cohcluding® a@ peace With
he attacked
ithem,, while, disarmed and killed 430,
ee women and children. ‘

e ten years of Ry Ger

over gain qen an: womes an
sent another million into Slavery.
_Thé inyasion of Britain was some-
thing of an interlude. Tn that islan:
he—did -not- slaughter-on—the—same.
wholesale scale, for the early Britons

more skilled in their ability to escape

The excuse’ given in; most cases

e-Gmen. cant judmen

{had been!) coféhfded, on Caesar's
terms, his forces) were treacherously
attached) via somrewhab, the ‘psamey
mann

in Ethiopia. Jeo Heingh a
tribesmen who have refused to sub-
mit to the regime—Port Arthur

AOL Hes
reslo be B | OG

Fa Alfalfa Type_

In Arid Regions Of U.S.
Al plant found in a stony goat pas-
horthemn Munkey Baye Andiga-|

alfalfa grazing and spil-holding.
in the Faanoets regions 6f the west
| ern United States.

Federal plant experts said experi-
ments had proysd the |plant, -known
| as creeping alfalfa, would” grow in
the semi-arid hic aes sand hills

and was able to al elgse
grazing and drouth con: bns Be-
cause of its strong roo! ysteni. ~~

The creeping alfalfa does not grow
high-enough for mowing and so its
jst} fs ‘limited to grazing, and Pray
tection against Soil erosion: ©

The agriculture department is co-
operating with state experiment sta-
tions in developing the plant but has,
no seed for plants, for pBenthaby ain
ribution.

oakes a man a scholar or a maniac, | - —
PARERIS
A

Ihe says.
Full Information Bent saen | ras

talleverit colleétér/ WaT | tile Care

maxeteed of se pentiee ae 4
2195 | The RAMSAY’ €

our dolidrs. &* AAAU

Stead Pee ee
in Ethiopia as/ art of ing Ne

shire,
led to the

se)! magi

dowsing ¥ if great enth
a recent engagement on mae North.
West Frontier a dowser was able to
find water in a (Clie where it ha
never been known

London Times.

aided. the

™e chd OT Mele OA
no ener y eee

in the
%,

rdeen-
ffshire and Ki

sorrntantt

‘Qund ey

lepth relat

e), al stated 4 that Ee
taker. BP,

fo exist before.

nomic Polic
RE. Hon.

Must Be Developed —

Britain, he said,
efor that -
orig “Fuh,) Whip

ia) ee

tralie afia @worldfwide empire. :

og |e the Rraighorey Bel ~ “ fa CUE ae apie a %
a ig to redress the

Our policy from
imperial —
pconomie, policy must be-
Lotcthe manent of crisis
&

piteinte=b:

balance of the old.

first to last must be an
hi Qi p

périalist..

our paths must not lie apart.”

ie

Sage
a

‘) Newo Isineral BAfcy.) a

Rt. Hon. Leopold Amery Says ee

“Leopold Amery, rormer
colonial secretary, in an address +
Leicester urged an imperial economi
policy be developed. |

was easily cay
able of shouldering the cost of re
prmimerty "but I Wo
>] our efforts,

northwest —
coast of Europe ae sustain un:
defence of a world-wide

h-East —

to the —

British Society of Dowsers. Enthusi- —

asts gathered at Syvie Castle, Aber-

ation of Sir
we an

ea

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