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world news in fcus THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR ONE NORWAY STREET, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS 02115 APR 13 \966 Ma n a c e b , De t r o it Of f ic e 3-212 General Motors Building Detroit, Michigan 48202 TRinity 5-5221 April 12, 1966 Mr. Carl Director of Advertising and Sherwln Williams Company 101 Prospect Avenue N.W, Cleveland Ohio 44115 Public Relations Dear Mr. Toll C. H. LANoI' APR 14196S Thank you for the pleasant visit I had with you when calling at your office on my trip to Cleveland last Wi Herewith are phStostats of some of the Sherwin-Williams advertisements that; appeared in The Christian Science Monitor In 1933. You may recall, fn6m our talk, that the Monitor offers .a far better advertising value today than It did when }u folks use^our publication over a quarter of a centt In 1933 our circulation was around 115,000 and the line rate for advertising appearing nation-wide was 8o per line. Today, our circulation is nearly 200,000 and our rate for nation-wide coverage is only |1.20 per line. With a performance like this we can hardly be accused of feeding the flames of inflation. Although your advertising budget, at the present time, is tied up in Television we believe the Monitor offers you exceptionally fine nation-wide newspaper coverage, especially to an audience that watches only about one quarter of the national average viewing time. 0007-SWP-039415 In Altadena, California. Altadena Hardware sells Sherwiu Williams Paints through Monitor advertising for a very good reason: -- It sells. "I use The Christian Science Monitor for advertising Sherwin Williams Paints because we are proud of the product and proud of the results we get from our advertising/' says Paul Thomas, President of Altadena Hardware, Altadena, California. Th e Ch r is t ia n Sc ie n c e Mo n it o r ONE NORWAY STREET, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS 02115 0007-SWP-039417 runnA. May i--ift* peaceful May Day throughout Austria u eon- sidered prod that the nouruu Gov being studied. Mr. Lyon *a*d. d tie ought to know, having banded Mms 41.000 birds of all specie*. The Of S<kiuli*t Union* ernment is overlooking no step to maintain control, Vienna pad the appearance of * besieged fortress, with steel-helmeled soldier* carry* tng beyond* everywhere, and ms- pelteon requires the largest sue. Mere than 1,000,000 bird* now wear numbered band* put out and re corded by th* United states Biologi cal Survey, according to Mr. Lyon. Some midwest and Canadian banders ftfc'RMN. May 3 n* Chime llor Adolf Hitler* Drown amrn, by sure prise and tn^nv : >k thr last t urtl* yesterday on the nv.fl to N: tional Socialist donlmulam uf thr Labor china gun*, barbed wire barricade* nava become apeeliUftU in studying movrmriiv bi occupying the head- T* Cwun* ttiuic* UMiro*-0*uOl ten* and armored fuiomobile* blockiag certain specie*, he added. For ex quarn'r* uf ilir jrre n,i(ir union* TWO MOOIX LOeOMOTlVKt CONITHUCTlD *V THCVlTHtCK U entrance* to Ih* inner city. For ample. there is Mr. W. J. MeOee. throughout ciernmiiy *f Leaamstlves*- * ivm *f L.**ds* ftvsfc Or tn4,Ik t>ptnS Simimmiritat gjrly girt*. I"#i f Tr#n*>rt*ll*r>, .e Part Early Engine Model* i Leaders in House the fleet time since >4*0 demonetra* a bander of Sault Saint* Murte, Socialist fenders* uf the vuiloiu, Oo and parades ot every sort were Mieh.. who hu slipped aluminum forbidden, lit the suburb*, however, bracelet* ou the legs of mure th*i\ flag-waving permuted to thousand*. socialist* parade by were freely hundred* of WOO purple finches. And Dr. wil liam Rowan, or the University of Alberta, who has placed numbered circlets on some 7000 FTankitn which have SJP0 000 memu-r*. wore arresivd. ^ The tmde *uniuns i>; ne future arc to be muvit* mvtiunM >.mn-r than niLi,rnaium;nj m rhum<*tt*i'. Kascut Th* Government U firmly impos gulls. leader* soul. ! Uwplayed in London . , _ _ ing itself upon both left and right Other bander* have begun to make Having pj'evi.nisjv mu.-ai.-d the Parley Restrict Debate3pn*l Jfom tfnult* fta LONDON -- Eager schoolboys ion Law! Of Inflation Billflocked to Kensington Science Muj Mum to goae at models of U\* first steam engine* on view *t an exhibit lDelegalea!. -- Ri^ch^ar^d Trrevit^hic.k^---"fawthe:rSlie.'lal Rule lo IVevrnI mbem of U** railway iocomotlv*." : ; Trevithick built and worked the Mcttiilin" and Assure rrnce _ first engine for transport to run on [rail*, it ia claimed. He wsa only 34 j Prompt Pa.<Ktt{ce : when h made a steam engine which - *rs*rn , ran round a table, and in 1401 he j 5*rr. m ly 3--Symbolic 1 disp. lay. ed this at the Nav.y Board**; . WASHINGTON, May 3-U a seller'* puuie. *" -- ... . . vote. Adopting by 301 to Jig, i if a monkey* In 1409, a the result of a chat* j me rule limiting debate over the arte wrack* hit KEi? tf Vi**" [ b,n- "V> radually evolv. which one day t.k. Uww p^-lnc-u ov*f Ui. tMralkml IhIVoIr M. JInill *". *>". to4w r"'c`lcd lho "----*mine*. In wo* he brought inej0* '*M` group wpporung inftikUon- wide Inflexible -Catcn-me-who-ean** engine to Lon-(fT authority, and paved the way Roosevelt Ad* don. and there on a circular track.'for speedy udouuon of the measure, Uliude of co- h* gave Londoners ride* at 1 mile*; The vote indlealc* that either very oblems. 1* the P*r hour for 4*. a head. HU Inventive; l*tc tonight or tomorrow the utria* this country In the Third ace on Private urge led Trevithick lo pursue an ad- j usm phase* of the bill will h*ve been venturous career. In 1810 he wu!(ni.L ,.,d TT ',,?, JnelrumenUt in salvaging a ahip off. (ore 0VeaJdemiil *inntup?--wui extremist*. All restriction* are di rected as much against Fascist* as against Socialise*. Thu premhr dedare* that the partial restriction of liberty la to preserve real liberty. Union with Oermany -i* not do Irable. he says, because Austria has ; lie own mission. He declare* that thoso who work for an Independent Austria are Just a* good Oermans a those who want Austria to disappear in Germany. Recent municipal elections show that the Christian BocialUU Gov ernment M holding its own. and though the Fascist! are gaining many vote*, mostly at th* expense of the Socialist*, they are aull not supported by more than a third of the Austrian people. The Socialists, ever since the war. nave eon all- powerful Ui Vienna, but now they are not in a position to resist the Government, Buffering one defeat after another, they received en* of th meat tailing blow* *t the re cent municipal election* at Inns bruck. where they loot nearly a quartrr of their votes. interesting duroverie* about bird Boi'lul Da'iimdi-Itne Pane, ih.- Pas * habit*. Crowa were not *uutR*"*'d to I puts realised jlhiit back- migrate but a* a result of thr ' ixmA-tlu- Ifuiic uiu<-iis - still moved dloe of the Carter brothrr* of Mos nieitmlly m llu* nl uiugy nr Mitrx- cow. soak.. It was found llmt they ism. vvrti Uusuah '.i mh-rs inert out- travel a* far a* BOO miles. Mr. McOee discovered that the evening wnrdly io Mvllig il*.-m m'*> ime with Hip new rrtmx'pt til Ovrnuiny grosbeak, unlike moat birds, migrate* east and west. Of course, the more birds wvamvg bands, the more lisVllhaod of intcrcslng results. The pereeiunar of, banded birds "recovered." Ihnt 1.1 caught a second time in a dirtr-rem pufer, is small nt |>reM`nt. Out of ill* >000 brown creepers he lia.t bundl'd. Mr. Lyon has had a report from only one. which was found in Ely. Minn. More banders are needed along live paths of the bird's migrations, he think*. In Bcrhh.l tin* Knscui eiorm truops occupied th.- n.iH<mn) lirsd* diuiricri ol tho uunms .iml me giuanoc DiiiKlmu ol llu- Metal Worker*'- UniOu Fronvlm-ji? Ii'ilrtiiiii'ii IrinU-i* *r- rextod wen' the inr-M*l'ti:. Th*'<*dor lo-liiarl: th* j vh'i'-nn'sof.'iH. p.-ter Oin.-iHintm. imn )lii|otr wixsrit. fnr- riier MUHMi-r pf l-oix-r |{i-n Oriwv- mini floured |lr>imii-m)y us I.itbor'a pcprewninih| dm-ing m-suit.ition* Icudlnu to a(j)|Ki4Hi ui Ihv Dawes >ilw. j In the meantime, Mr. Lyon a>*i> plenty of enjoyment out of his Oil'd N\ u Smsiku Nt'i'Uy studies. -For one thing, he get* to know birds tike people. Even innrnm To Itrluio Kfom'htM the same tpccitt, he says, birds dif fer In dispositions. HAt.tFAX. V. S . M.iy 3 l*. --Neva He found thlx oul ihrough his ariutn residents receiving direct ro trapping activities. To bund biril, ller during the iim tu<* .vntrs would it must nt b* ru|Hur,'d in a lumu- ii-iuiM their frinn'lu-c ihruitgh cm**- for\h KE IJSJ tent !> just lrs trap into which It t* vuvvtKU'd gc nt m govenunnu bill mln*duoe<l ^"^ s&sis%sf s | jssa,-^ - Thriller* on Radioson and per* with offers of food. Then thr bird . in the Legislalpre Inat lught. .aon. For thr Opposod bv P.-T. A.ar. in a series Tfnir**t pi-t-s t* ouscrvsr iv* member, r Jr. of Jaek* i went to South America., where ho1 became, intimate with Bolivar, the Liberator. Tbs year 1(03 ioun> mm l*1 GoeW Stic*. -ivtuglit* lr. m.;--; *. and the following year in Nicaragua looking for a route to the east coast. >dume leaders were hoping to bold Hev^ v: . > r>H *tf. a I.ra.tcr vi u ia way once for ail. but it w** ^.uidcred more likely that the Anal dicsion would be deferred untU to n of the Com morrow. College to Boycott The grateful War,nthal Law of th* in the meantime the conference vtton. and one wiich will nave to be held to Iron S9-rti > r* C*sm>*a Sntaet Uvilur mxBNO, Calif.--A resolution b Jetting to the ,;thrUlera'* broadcast over the radio during th* early hours of the evening was passed at the picked up. bunded A.n.d. r..e..l.e..a..s..e..d. f. Some birds, 'burns." the banders cull Tlie bill amende a xlaluie 1.*}>eiv* mg Uinn ol llte franehua'. Shops Selling Beermben of the 4 Technique irien* of Paris, me delegation, meet in Rom* Jr. Cooper will sk*l, American io. who was a w York BUts fuular servlet i b Mr. John ant In Europe aory Commit' *rr<at I* fAi cantlie* fc-wsrs FARKVILL*. Mo.--yark College has declared an offleui boycott on all eaubiiahments handling beer. Mr. Frederick W, Hawley, president of the college. aa issued a elate* ment requesting the student* of the college not to patronise eueh mer chant* in Farkvlllo or elsewhere. Th* faculty of the college has out difference* between House `and Senate on $3 minor amendment* to the agricultural provision* of the bill will have to wait until the Kvua* to concur in tit* inflation amendment, but disagree in th* otiers and ask for a confrreneu. Democratic leaden occasioned tenerat' aurprlao by their extreme caution In the inflation procedure. It wu assumed that on overwheim- tim majority ot the House favored th? triple grant of permissive eur- annua) meeting of th* district Parent-Teachar Association here. In praaenung .tha r**e'.uUo, Mr*. W. V. Hardman said: "A* the welfare of the cnild > ih Aral consideration of tho parent- teacher organisation, a protest has been received from many parent* regarding the type of program* re ceived over th# radio between 4:30 and t p. m. It is wry evident that this type of program has a detri mental effect on the child. Therefor# that cheers a thousand churches ranee* on th* it subject of held, the Arte the second in October. IBM. ga the United advisory a- gone ooe atop farther and ha* ap pealed to Ut* merchant* In Parkvine not to engage in the *ai* of beer. This request has bean filed with the mcrchanU: "We, the faculty of Park College, conscious of our responsibility, earnestly appeul to all merchant* Jx icy manipulation authority aon-r red on the President. The epeclel rule method was dvl-ed yeaterday after RcureaenuUve Bertrand H. BnU of New York. Re publican leader, prevented Imme- ite. consideration under unanlmnue consent. At that tUn* he de w* are presenting a resolution con demning th* broadcasting of *thriiitrs* in the early hour*, of th* eve ning and would have them changed to a different time or day. Another resolution w* adopted favoring the censorship of motion picture* by a committer, particu terene* uni****!* *&**&. manded eoneldoratiott ol tho ififli- larly thoa* picture* shown at special lv* to th* Ha rrier to which artie*. At Ihl* i Btate* wax erver but did 0 adopted nor Parkvui# and vielnity not to ongago in the aale or beer or any beverage with alcoholic content . . . and thus codperil* for the protec tion of our student* and other peo ple of our community." tlon amendment under the Ave-min- programs for children on Baturday*. 1C w relating to aused by air- on the eurat Rome, ha* ith damages 1 and to their ind resulting WerM Cation CenavmpUon NXW YOMC. M.y 3-WerM c-ruumpll-n er *n sms* *r c mim durmt itiieii uulrd ipp*Vn*viy Saha 4*r*ini it u m Niw T*eurini Ca.eeuese.nee*R*ineAr*n*eniAurmr, tu ` .wa la March last y*t. i.Mt.ee* two r **. J. rn.ee* Uim - - as#.tee tear year* ate- raft. 4 supplement Soft Water. by tha adop- to be applied .used to third a or to their Instantly re there L* no p with th* air at Turn of Faucet I ( IW) Heims (biMW** (ttVg&l) M'VWmiMsfvr .|U*y ivy th- M4 pie the tK led ler, oe. lef. NY t// l5 Days' Trial A n,w mi,nUA, aartnhfs ntsr sofune -mhiunhi**hlis,,ra-i >r liywi Mstantip sag heSrunt wstsr mis ,ur ss/t vtur. viihs, hut r W, * fsst * it I SALESMEN anwiinrw ih* Cnueui. u sffirM n is saw ieist is h*uM*|vJ. Mu Iim ,*ur h /ik ihsa isia ti is, S"MnhniheSi.oiKsc,.sShlsfttsh.. jrutr*t< h1t oeran *** u mfer nluh*,lifn 1s0ea-* s.a.v. ings s Is m. , ( n,, Itr j rnnowr. ** Try It At Our Risk l, nils ki4r iiasanti-i-s-l--WirisISl lT* iTMOPie*'w. i veil *R era-- HOMK WATKH SOtTENER CO 1609 Walnul, DepL 1M , Kansas City, Missouri What the bark is tO a tree, a tight, tough, pro tecting coat tSf fine old SWP is to the weather-beaten wood of your house. It protects, preserves and beautifies. Todays conditions call for the pro tection that only a paint of superfine quality can give. Fine old SWP insures maximum service at a low cost that no inferior paint can hope to attain. SWP House Paint It on* of * long (in# of famous quality paint product* bearing thia dbtlnguisbod turns -- FOH very Mnmd praviival. rcamms, rnilrrly apart front it* maU'Uleaatmmfisct. WiUiattia Oil-O-MatiV Hralinj: In * iw-rn |ir4'i(ir4l by live. ureUttccta of ImnilrriU of the world** ftui'sl siui mo*t lUtMlrrn chutvlie*. It has Im-i-ii iiiAtailcd in great many vrrv faimma cliuri'tirs- nulahly Vra(min*l*r. ind Canterbury rallireiruf*. One reaooo fur this prefervnre ia the very rrrsi awiMny restillsnt from 0i!-0-Ma(ic*yFmibilfty of control. NUmuutm lieal may Imt uectl duriug thr periods when ih* church ia un occupied, with full, exactly rorrert Itcat available l any time --no stoking, ih > waetcil li^st, no ash removal expense. lumd'liriup. with l aitemlanl <lritd>:i*r>,tlirt ami im'fik'irncy. t>i|,<).Maiii'UM-*iiilofanv fir^Hie. prcfrrahh th** heavy, mw-ct*! un't oiU which uitMi oilier Itumcr* rannut hatulli*. These heavy u|s lire nl only lower in price, hut far richer in JieMmil*. Uil-U-Maiir is ipiii'Wiy installrel in any lype of h/atlng plant --hot water, sn*am.vaj>or <>r warm air--and is also fur nished as ueumptete unit plant ---Imiler and burner rompiiifd --with fniJ automatic eontreda. IVleplume your Dil-O-NJatk dealer hnley. 4 illisat t M4)Aliii- !f-siu\g Cnrp. tik>piing|i<i. IH, For /(ruling Voiir //orris*. Kcalui^ more huuirs than *nv other oil burner in ilia world. WilliamsOil-O-Matic tmiay rffer* it* famiMi* llitsltnd Ileal at th* lowest par* in history. It actually cools nmaidcraUty less to hal a home with (Vl-OMalio than the average cost of Ls s w Mmtpf C*n*4vfwl 0Q07-SWP-039418 SCi.JaSti-ct iZOXlTOlC BOSTON^ WBDNBSDAvi MAY 3, 1033 o3 th Look* at Yesterday Illinois Man Ends Best Yearut# ruts. BWMiJiw which would hav opened ih* highly oooWv*r*Ul and d*Ue*t* LofUUoo provision to any fora of *m*hda*aw Demo cratl* l**d*r* refused. Xl was th*n that they fail book on the ipseui Ever Spent In Broivn Creepers rul* method m praferabl* to Um mor* risky suspension proesdura. D*spit* tbo way. pnwit of th* Bands IOOO of Tiny Birds Together tfith Other. nun farm blU tnoiudlnt'UM lnAa< Man provision vat so twisraily 19- Kinds--Says Some Enter Traps Second Time ogptod aa esruin by (ha and of (ho vaak (hat Ur. Henry A. Wallace, Just to Get the Food wwtair of Agrtouitur*. aoooung*d that ha had aahad aO Oovsraor* to S*M| Item TSt ChntHem Stiff Until*' *' at. tip atata advlaory orareittaaa to bti part tn adaloUWaUoc of (ha nrm RaUaf Art. rHM - action m prompted by th* htwm of th* season aad ch* d*< air* of (h* Administration to apply th* iwdurtloa sub crop production f*atur*s of (hi bill to this ysai-a trap. Vnl--s it U put into operation Immsdlatsly ll would not hsv* any *a*w on th* agrteultund situation far another year. **<! Item siwur #'** (them, enter thr traps over and Over OH1CAOG--`This is ih* biggest 1 again, just to grt lit* food. Mr. Lyon year I've had in brown creepers." said Its watched *oiu* of these 1. said Mr. WUUam L Lyon. Wauke- pesters snd got ta'kttow Uiir way* gaa real estate brstad banding emper. mao. who has celshis on* thousandth so well that he could guess Ut* In dividual bird's bond number withoub seeing it. H* is convinced ilmi birds sr* Thsss may not be boom days for not frightened by trapping. He had th real estate business, said Mr. studied numbers of them snd find* Lyon, but thers's no slump in in# that upon release they do not fly fascinating study of th* habits ot far from their captors before alight wild bird* as conducted by the In ing and preening themselves Of 60 Vienna I* in Hands land Bird Banding Association of birds h watched, the svrrag* dis which h# u president. tance flown by the MM upon bring Of Military During The brown creepers and fox spar freed was 100 frl. rows are both numerous this yrsr. May Day Program said Mr. Lyon, her* for * meeting of amateur bird student* at the HiiIo i-'h Brown Shirt* Chicago Academy of Beience*. The St Srttt Wlrtlttt item tftailv |>rn brown creeper wears th* smallest Srizc llrailqtiurtcrs VXJCNNA, May a--The peeceful May Day throughout Austria is con band of any wild bird which is being studied, Mr. Lyon said, and ft* ought to know, having banded Of Sociuliat Union* sidered proof thbt th* OoUfuse Oov com* 61X06 birds of all specie*. The ernment is overlooking no step to pelican requires the largest sUe. maintain control. Vienna had th* Mort than 1.006X00 birds now wear appearance of a besieged fortress, numbered bands put out and re with avcel-helmctcd soldiers carry corded by th* Vnliod Stales Biologi ing bayonets everywhere, and ma cal Survey, according U> Mr. Lyon. Some midwest and Canadian bander* IltnMN. M.y 3 t.l*. - ChttitC'llaf Adolf Hitler's Drown anirn. by *urprue nna sunm. : >k HtrUMhurdl* yesterday on ihr livid to N: Uonal Socialist domination f the Labor chine guns, barbed wire berrlcadcs hav* beome specialist* in studying movement by occupying the head Tm D'mu acuaci MsMiMS-OSBiral art** and armored Automobiles blocking certain sped**, he added. For ex quarters at the free trade unions . LOCOMOTlVi* e0N*Tn0CTO av TREVITHICK a* lum of UonOon Rum ay aitg.aa II**l*o* In* of Trftpertatl**. forty atriv Eariy EngineMwici* iLeaders in House all entrance* to the inner city. Per ample. there Is Mr. W. J. McOee. the Aral time since 1690 demonstra a bander of Baull Salnte Mam-. tions and parades of every sort were Mich., who has slipped aluminum forbidden, in the suburbs, however, bracelets on the legs of mure than flag-waving Socialists were freely permitted to parade by hundred* ot thousands. 6000 purple Andies. And Or. Wil liam Rowan, at the University of Alberta, who has placid uumbrnd circlets on some 7000 Franklin throughout Cicnmmy. Bnclalut lemirra of thr unions, which havr O^iwOOO mrml<er. war# *rr<*led Irnd** wnioiia >i he future arv' tube intido tiniumnl >.thrr than uvlernattonal in rimruner. Foaclst Displuyed in London _ ,, Restrict _. Debate The Oevcrnmcnt is firmly Impos ing lueif upon both left and right gulls. Other banders have begun to nmkr leader* said. Miivmg pivviuuMv mai.hrd th* extremist*. All restrictions are di Interesting d..l..s..c..o...v...e..r..i.m- _a__b_o__u_t bird; Social DemniTuitr l*miv. lln- Fas- J*el*l froi Sloellet Smrtte LONDON -- Xsgtr schoolboys' Of Inflation Billflocked to Kensington Selene* Mu- eeum to tax* at model* of th* tint steam engine* on view at an exhibi tion to commemorate Uve centenary; Stieriul Rule ti> Prav^nt Of Richard Trevithick--"father of `I'" 1*iI A'mt l<> rcVcnt the railway locomotive.* , MiMlillinp uni] AasuruTrevithick built and worked the! flrot engine for transport to run oni Prompt Passagerails, h la claimed. He waa only XII ' when he made a steam engine which! ran round a table, and In i*CT he / Uvmlh-r Srrnn displayed this at th* Navy Board's; * WASHINGTON, May 3--In ft Off,ice..... _ , . 1.teat vote, adopting by 261 to 113. In IMS. th* result of a chal- j ^)a rulu limltmg debate over the enTme:SW|!fl^dl,mr?2nCot TM1t!*mrufnveo,uro,Ied lnn*`Jou bill, the take the placo of th* tram horse* In I U>dQy rvvclc'a u'c strength mines. In 180* h* brought ihe|0/ thr gHp supporting inflatlon- Cfttcn-m-who-caB** engine to Lon*; "O' authority, and paved the way don, and there on a circular traek for apeody adaption of the measure, he gave Londoner* ride# at is milts | Th* vote indicate* that either very s b e j 's k s 1 swf sti "ssra ikV'ir issrper hour for 1*. a head. HU Inventive; late tonight or tomorrow the Uifia- rected as much sgulnal rescues m against Socialist*. The Premier de clares that the partial restriction 0/ liberty l* to preserve real liberty. Union with Oermstiy -is not do slrsblc. he says, because Austria has Its own mission. He declares that these who work for an Independent Austria are just as good Oermans aa chose who want Austria to disappear In Oormany. Recent municipal elections show that th# Christian Socialists Gov ernment u holding ll* own. snd though the Fascists are gaining many vot*s. mostly at the expense of th* Socialists, they are still not supported by more than a third of the Austrian psopie. Th* Socialists, ever since the war. liavt eon all- powerful In Vienna, but now they are not in a position to resist the Oovernment. Buffering one defeat after another, they received on* of th moat telling blows at th* re cent municipal elections at Inns bruck, where thy lost nearly 1 quarter of their vote*. hsblti Crow* wet* not wupiavwii to rll* rroluo'il that Sivutiiunii back- migrate but as ft result of the stu- j Wnr--the trod,* mu k .ii* - still moved dlas of the Carter brothers of Mu*-! niruUlly m the ul...int!y of Mont- cow, It wn* found tiiivt they J tsm. even thotjuh .mk Iit s tiled out- travel os far as 600 miles. Mr. Me-| to swing th.-m infti line with Oce discovered that the evening 1 the 1 ronccpl ii ' grosbeak, unlike most bird*, migrates **t snd west. Oerim. tin* Ni*evt *iarm trowiv. ticcupivd th>- iMti<mtl head- Of course, the more birds wearing rjunrlrra of ihe umun> .mil trie band*, the more likelihood of Inter- Hguime biuhlitiH 01 thi' Metal eslng result*. Th percentsu* of W<rkera*`Unum banded birds "rrcDvercd " timl i.i Prominent fnlrnrti-in l.ntfrn. sr- caught a second time in a difTiirnl ppfer*. ki small nt prcK-nl Out of Uv 1000 brown creepers Ur has banded. Mr. Lyoit ha* had a report front only one, which was found tn Ely. Minn. More bander* me nevded along thr paths of Ute bird's migration*, he rested were Ihe pi*utei*l, Th*"ulor l/epiart; Ihe vlrr'inr^ximi. Drier Oriwwnnan. wnrt Rul.i|f \Vj s>i'H, for mer Mimsii f of 1.11is 1 r lln-r Cr.-vw- mun figured prmiunnnl.v u lutltor'a reprrseiiiame dtmin: ms.iti.ittrvrut leading to sd.nni<m oi the Dawes thinks. plan. _____ in Ute meantime. Mr. Lyon art* plenty of enjoyment out of hi* bird Nova Sftiiiit NimmIv studies. -For one thing, lie gets tn know birds like people. Even among T Khluiii Fruitrhiae the same spec lea, he says, birds Oil* fer In disposition*. HALIFAX. N. S-. May 2 h.-Nova He found this out through hi* Seolia resldrttt* receivmk direct ro- trapping activities. To band h bird. llcf during the pat Iwr yrun, would It mini llrai be mpturi'd In a Ittmn- retain their rmiu'liue iimHigh t>w* s ^j s s 's s s j s s ^ s I saa,-^ - " Thrillers on Kuriio Ira* trap into which It la eiivrigird aae of a gaverumeid bill intmduoed with offers at food. Then the bird in ihe Lodislsiure lust mghi. In picked up. banded and released The bill amends a .i.iuitr depriv- Oppos.nl by P.-T. A. Some birds, "bums,....t.h...e....b..a..n...d. ers call mg Diem of live (ranrhwv. Liberator. year 1133 tot.nl l**M la Costa rtiCA. ^njaicin. ut ni.iu and th# following year in Nicarai looking for a rout* to the oast oa College to .Boycott . ,.o* *cf. ;*. o-KiUr uut ! <oie way unca lor mi. out u was -- fuldcred more likely that th* Anal decision would be deferred until tonarrow. In th* m*antim* the conference which will hav* to h* held to iron Se-v-< rttt Ckn.<> Xom<-< M-aili.r FftBBNO. Calif.--a resolution ob jecting to th* "thrillm" broadcast over th* radio during th* early hours of the evening was passed at the The grateful ^S/armth Shops Selling Beei out differences between House 'and annual meeting ef the diatrlct Senate on *3 minor amendments to Parent-Teacher Association her*. Settle! is r* canrtlss Jvttnes Wwsiti PAJUCVXLLX. MO.--Park Oeiu has declared an ofleial boycott all establishment* handling b< T Mr. Frederick W. Hawley, president of the college. n#s Issued a atatr ment rcQucsting the student* ef r college not to patronise such m< 'chants in ParkvtU* or elsewhere. The faeuliy of the college b| gone ene step farther and has ai pealed to the merchants in Par1 vlll* not to engage In th* sal* ib agricultural provision* of th* bill will have to wait until th* M-jua* la to concur in \u* inflation amendment, but disagree m th* ot Ter* and a*k for a conference. democratic leaden occasioned 1 aenerah surprise by their extreme caution In the inflation procedure, it was assumed that an overwhelm' np majority of the House favored tn-: triple grant, of permissive currw.u-jr manipulation authority eon-* reel on the prealdent. The *peels! rule method was de> In presenting -th* reaeiuliou, Mrs. W. V, Hardman said: "As th* welfare of th* child Is th* first consideration of the parent- teseher organisation, a protest has bean received from many paiwrtea regarding the type of programs re ceived over th* radio between 6:36 and 6 p. m. It Is v*ry evldsat that this type of program ha* a detri mental effect on th* child. Therefor* w# are presenting a resolution con demning th* broadcasting of 'thril ler*' in th* early hours 0/ the eve that cheers a thousand churches beer. This reousst has been ~ with th* merchants: vt-ed yesterday after Rcpreacmatlve Bertrand H. Snell of NewYorkTRe- ning and would hav* them changed to a different time of day. "W. the faculty of Park Celle! pt-bliean leader, prevented tmm*- Another resolution was adopted conscious of our rcsponslWUi dte eonalderation under unani favoring th* censorship of motion earnestly appeal to all mcrchar mous consent. At that tune ha da- pictures by a committee, particu I snd other individuals In the city Parkvllle and vicinity not to cl WMldcrallon of the infla tion amimdmeni under the nve-mm- larly the** picture* shown at special programs lor children on Saturday* gage in the sale or beer or *Ay beverage with alcoholic eontsnt . and thus cooperate lor th# proti tion ef our students and other pi* of our community." WwM Cotton CsooumpUan MSW YOIUC. >--WrM tMiumptl* nil kind* tt clten Svrlnf Marcs Ula n aopraaimaidy s.lil.MO Mice. CMrSin* l ih Mv Y*rk Ocltvn Rcctuna* Bcrrl i eamaaice witn a.Mj.ees ia rceruaty, .* In March !*H yrar. I.M4.0SS /ar *, J.LM.OW three rear* ai* 1 n* Mil.SCS Imr year* ate. ' Soft Water Instantly 'jt Tara ef Fsncit What the bark rv>tt somul prsetii-al. InunLlirinp. uitlt ii* oiteiulant a 0007-SWP-000122798 y*' T-tiii ly^aa'A' 1AW SCIE.N' UE. MUM It'filC BOSTON^ WEDNESDAY1, MA Utility Operators singlod out bo pay an when u* rate* already, era bale* Protest Shifting Of fixed by the sUlat An increase in electric rate*. Mr. Hagtnab oontsndsd, wlU in sou# in Tax to Companies stance* da*tray the existing buainaaa or drive it to a*eh substitute aervioe- He pointed out that the Youth Look* at Yesterday have op*h*d) mad delicate < any tona i eraue leadsis that they m rule method more ^rixky^n sleetns washing mathto* * In dl ran competition with the lauadrlao Declare Levy Would Act U uUUikm ara fin bear thla added federal ieut burden, he itsnlirail they Against Common Peo ple Who Own Stock will have to nmrfi th ev*ry poaalble economy in order to avoid nealvur hip and may have to nbm many thousands of employsee aag roduo* JmtiJ An* tfemtter Bnsmm wags* generally. WAAKCNOTON. Uv --Bfectrk utility operators today protested, to Jobless Collegians the 8iuu Finance Cosu&llte* against th* praporad transfer of `-he To Tell Roosevelt extsUn* * par Mac tax on doaMsUc u4 oomiworeMJ eMetric u in from Need of Employment th* euatoatrv to fib* Industry Itself. *aUre tana h UpD Bcevtoloo egpMd as cert VHk that M w(homt thspiyhaodf ii get. up itata t toks part in KT'mma Rstisf t oouoo tbssosa# of th sir* of th# Ad tha radustson fsaturas of U drop. y|H*a It affect o^ths Mr. William J. Hsgrooh, of Chi- ter another yi cm. ropraaenttag tbo newly-formed NCW YORK. U., J--~Ih WHN frilwn Dtctrii Institute. which 1a * head of an attack to break the reti dud** 78 par coat of tho nation's cence of professional people and get Vienna li operating oouiponii*. deeUrad that them to admit thalr unemployed while tho present revenue to tho status." in a job crusade k thrust Oovommont from tho utility u*i* toward Washington and the White Of Mill May 1 883.000.000 this cum yould b* House today in e motnrbui load of duoed M.000.000 by the cbllt. He member* of the Association of Un plained that th* utility companies employed Collet* Alumni which left would pay approximately U-000,000 hero, yesterday. On ik arrival in leu income ux on their net income the naUonal capital, the delegation which would be reduced by the pay- will don cape and gowne and seek went at the tax. an interview with President itoasa- llrtiM WVih VIENNA. N May Day thim aldsrsd proof t brnmsnt I* ov Estimating the preeent tea at 7 vslt l the interaete of the "frayed crrvu * consumer a month. Mr. white collar" on the basis of the maintain eonti appsaroncs of Hagshan asserted that it iiae caueed slogan that "You ean't eat a sheep with atrat-heis no trouble to ooocumers. Me warned skin." ing bayonet* < the committee that it* transfer to In tho contingent, which charac chine guns, bs the Industry would mean ait inter terise# itself as the "unemployed ruption or the rats-rsducliig process brain truel," are i men and le which has been going on tor 36 women, representing the alumni of. ytara. Ached what difference* there Columbia, Hew York and Harvard would be la government lifting the universities. Hunter College, the City 7M C-iunus Sd(Ma Moiro-Oaairi| Press TWO MO0CL UOCOMOYiyg* COKfiThUCTdO BY Tf.tVITHICX "Pslhsr *f Lteamsllvss'' as guess #r IsnSsn hush 8y sag,** KniUn* Csmmsmsratss garty atriv. lags #f Trsaipertatlsn, and armored all entrance* V the first time t lions and parai ux from the eoiwumer and., the College of Hew York. Brooklyn Law forbidden. 2n i utility companies granting him lower rate*. Mr. Kagenah declared that the Industry preferred to giv* School, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Pratt Institute. The banner flaunted on 1U bus reads. U. S. to Take Part Erly.E"sVie Leaders in House(he consumer the beneAle In orderly, technical way." "an "Seme Mute, inglorious Molty Here May Heat." He declared It unfair /or stole util In World Parley Restrict Debateity oommlaaiona w m t reasonable rrturn and lhn for the Federal Gov ernment to take part of the return On Aviation Law Of Inflation Billaway tn taxes. "If the Government take* it. there * none left for me mo< maker*." he warned. Cooper to Head DelegatesTaxation of the utJllfy industry. Mr. Kagenah told the commute*, Who Sit an Member* o{would have a aerlou* effect on the On* of the graduates bore on his arm at Wave-taking a baskrt of eu: rat* diplomas for ask to th* Presi dent and member* of Congress. The present rating of a Columbia diploma, valued at 63000. u W cents, according to graduate com putation: of a *600* Vaasar diploma. M cents, while the Harvard price has oroppeo from eaooo tn so cents, preeent lnoontee of the "common President Roosevelt himself Is a people." m ne described the security Harvard graduate, and in the parade Air Conference holders. The operating electric com to the White House will be Mr. Va panies. he said, are not owned In Wall Street or In fin Salle Street. They are owned, he explained, by more than 1 AM.000 stockholders, of whom nearjy 70.000 are employee* of the companies and 1.100.000 are cus rtan Fry, or the Harvard eiaas o( 1N0, a classmate of Mr. James ftoosevrlc. the President'! eldest son. Mr. Joseph p. fi*eh. chairman of the NaUonal Aasoekuon, said that the delegation's plan* for Washing Je#UtWa<R MsxHsv *rSR WASHINGTON. May 3--Symbolic like of Mr. Carih Dweller's pucxlement ever what to do if * monkeywrench from an airplane wracks hit tomer*. He submitted a classifies- ton would be kept In tte suitcase beat greenhouse, of gradually evolv tion of the occupation* of stockhold uniu it got there to keep them from ing international lew which one day ers. which Included housewives, losing "edge.*' U to furnish a world-wide inflexible mall merchants, railroad * em ployees, public school teachers, and **No one would have believed three years ego." he Mid. "that college code, and also of tbs Ttooaeveli Ad ministration*! new attitude of co Spseiti /rM tlimtt-r * LONDON -- Eager acnoolboys' flocked to Kensington deknes Mu seum to gate at model* of the first ` team engine* on view at an exhibi-j OUfonRRtiiocchhcaaorrmdd mTTerrmeeovvriittahhteiicckkth----e--ffcaaettnhhteeerrnaoryf ; Siwri'in! ltNuulLll- lio,t P)lrre.vue,nntt the railway locomotive." Trevithick built and worked the Mcdtilin;; and Aasure first raglna for transport to run on Prompt Paasgjje rails, it t* claimed. He was only 33 when he made a steam engine watch ran round a table, and in 1107 he S*ert,tl ttm Mvuiiir */<> displayed this at th* Navy Board's : WASHINGTON. May 2-- In a Office. test vote, aclouting by 2tll to 113. In 1603, u the result of a chal lenge. Trevithick produced a steam engine designed to run on rails lo take the place of th* tram horse* In tho rutu Homing cebale over the 'arm-controlled inflation bill, the House today revealed the atrengUi mines. In 180s he brought the or the group jupperllng inflation- 'C__a_u__tn.-.m.s._-w__h_o__-_e_a_n" _e_n_g_in_e__to Lon sry authority, and paved the way don. and there on a circular track!Ic,r sp*dy adoption of ihs measure, he gave Londoner* rids* m 16 miles j Th* vot* Indicates that either very fiat-waving & permuted to pi thousands. . The Oovcrnn in* Itself upon extremists, Alt reeled as mud agaliuv Social) dare* that the liberty is to pr Union with sirabie. he taya its own miasio those who wotl Austria are Jusi those who want in Germany. Recent mum that th# Chris ernment is he though the P many votes, m of tha Socialist supporlid by rr the Austrian p ever sine# the powerful in Vi sro not In i i Government. B men could forget their snootlnee* operation in world problems, la th* per hour for 1*. a head. HU inventive; m* tonight or tomorrow the tnfla- afl*r another, l "vicious," declaring it would violate the fine fundamental of taxation which ealta for taxes according to ability to pay. The tax of the groae *lee, he setd, la a tax on produc lio'>nbg." enough to go and ask for a The Hew York group will be joined in Washington by 30 other college aradueies from all pans of the sowniry. It was said. announcement that this country will participate fully In the Third international Conference on Private Aerial Law. The dlato Department has just tSuSirassrw e s t s ?sy\ssns !K5ak-!nrSr `waaSwS! iaro building Stoam engines for such pur- ! po*es ss pumping, plowing and i signature*--will MiwicioimNi-su* the molt telUr cent municipal bruck, where quarter of theli tion and falla with unequal burden Thrillersbecause the net earnings for all announced this, decision and per operate mine machinery. Then he ] Irscion Adnutv*- sonnel of tho delegation. Fo>r th3 went to South America, where hi ugume i-ador* wer* namrwr . h -ih San Diego to Preserveportion to the i pr^wcsUrd first time sine* the war. in a sseerriieess became intimate with Bolivar, the!JJJ of such meettng*. the United t-iberacor, '*- year 1033 lon) h`m. , i.-A.ay. trr';.-'.i-*u(i* u yalleeitof Stage DepotRegisleml at the jChriillan Sdence Publishing House College to BoycottAmong the visitor* parti ot the world wl Shopw Selling Beerat tho Christisn fide* CHhoiusstoeihyeaKte. rddawytawUesrne. CtnkS*. Mirrwt M CImmXmn . Ceded* a*vf*, **m..., C. a. Mm*. ytUbberg SMr*. Our A- itriur. e*a Spetltl / Tkt CSr/iil** Stiff* ttamff* SAN DXIOO. Calif__The Vatleeitu stags depot, haven of rest for the weary traveler along the old Butterfield trail to OaUfernla dur ing th* gold rush days, will be pre served for prosperity. Supervisor d. P. McMullen, of this county, twunced thla week. The Italian, used In the 16M*. still partly stands and its adobe walls end hand-hewn beams, tied together with rawhide. ar In a state of fair preservation. Mr. MsMullsn said. He expects to re-roof the depot and Inclose It with a fence to protect it from souvenir hunter*. is VJ wrt:c<wwic imi ae au ouescerrvvverr bv i but as a full and activ* member. `it. < Mr. John C. Cooper Jr. of Jack sonville. Pis., chairman of eh* Oom- mltte* on Aeronautical Law of th* American Bar Association, and one of the American members of the Comile international Technique dXxperu Jurtdique Asrien* of Paris, it to be chairman of th* dsleiailon. The conference is to meet In Rom* on May ifi. Joining Mr. cooper will b# Mr, Theodor* Jaecksl. American consul general at Rom*, who was a practicing lawyer in New York etavs bcior* entering th* consular service The third delegate will b* Mr. John J. Id*, technical aaslatant in Europe for tbs National Advisory Commit tee for Aeronautic*. Xa*ru>1 t* rs* CS'I(1 *> PARKVILL*. Me.--Park OoUege Aa* declared *n efficiai boycott on all establishment* handling beer. Mr. Frederick W. Hawley, president of tho college, nos issued a state ment rsQuasting the students of tho college not t patronise such mer chants tn ParkvHIt or elsewhere. Th* faculty of tha college haa Two previous conference* on th* increasingly important lubjset of aortal law have bran held, th* first in Parts in 1839 and the second in Warsaw. Poland, in October. 1939. Jn both thss* meetings the United Btatss Ml only in an advisory ca pacity. Th* Warn* conference uni,, fied wrialn rale* relative u? the lia bility of tho aerial carrier to which 10 countries are nop parties. At this pealed to the merchant* In ParL vine not to engage in the sale of beer. This request has basn Alec with the merchants: "We. th* faculty of Park College, eonsewus of our responsibility, . earnestly appeal to aU merchants (and other individual* tn tha city of Parkvlll* and vteinity nut to enfage In the sals or beer or any beverage with alcoholic content .. . and thus cooperate for th* protec vi way w.ice xcr aij. out u waa \.itldered more likely that the final *prett lrx C* decision would be deferred until to- FRESNO. Cal sorrow. jeeung to the In th* meantime the conference over th# radio di xnich will have to b held to iron of the evening out differences betvoen House-and annual meettn Srnst* on S3 minor amendments to Farane-Teaoher tM agricultural provision* of the but will have to w*u until tho Xvus* la to flaneur in me inflation intendment, but disagree in th etwr* and ask for a conference. Democratic leaders occasioned .imeraf surprise by their extrsm* caulion in the Inflation procedure. It was assumed thai an overwhcJmOrf majority of the House favored triple grant, of pevmiulve eur- n:\cjr manipulation authority con--red on the President. The ipeeial rule method was de. rt-ed yestcMsy after Representative Bertrand H. 9nrll of New York, Re In presenting W. V. Hardmar "Aa the welfai first considers 1 teacher organ!* .been received regarding the t; ceived over the and p. m. It this type of pr mental effect a wo are preitiiU denming th* bi lera' in th* earl Rina and would I to a different tu publican leader, prevented lmm- Another mo dr.te. ooiuidcraUon under unnl- favoring the ci >us ransom. At that tbno ha de- eturei by Miifidsd consideration of tho taflaHon amendment under the nve-min- rly those plelv programs for eh eonfsnne* the United Blairs wax tion of our students and other peo /presented by *n observer but did ple of our community.'* not sign tho convention adopted nor has it since adhered lo It. Th draft convention relating to liability for damages caused by air World Cotton Consumption NSW VOKK. Mar i--wsrM eoiuumstiea I #* til ttae *t *etisn Svrine WsrtA U4al*s craft to third partial on tho sur face. to bo considered at Rome, has tpprasmauiy i.itl.ees Skki. srSIse i Uis Ns* Vom CsiUn KiUtittl OafVIr* <sniarMl Vith f.Sev.SS* la rkpur>. I,. to do particularly with damages 40.6m la March )a*l year. ta caused to third perione and to their property on the ground resulting >*# r*. i.ua.ase Un> >ri (, r.eiaeee <wf y**r at*. Irom the flight of aircraft. Soft WaterThla convention would supplement the Warsaw convention by th* adop tion of rules of liability to be applied In cases of damages caused to third person* on the surface or to (heir propsrtlss in easas whore there is no Instantly oontraetual rslstionshlp with ths air transport carriers. t Tnra of Faucet WK 1-V,, 0007-SWP-000122799 piaiaeo uui ui* uuuiy companies employed college Alumni wmen ieit wooM pay approximately e,ooo<oo here, yesterday. On Its arrival In lass income lax An th#lr net Incom* the Rational capital, the delegation which would bo reduced by th* pay. wUl don cap* and gowns and aek mm et th* tax. an interview with Ft ##idenV Roo*#- Estimating th* present tax t 1 vtH In th* tnterasla of th* "frayed erne* a consumer a month. Mr. white collar" on the basis of the Hagenah asserted that it has caused slogan that "You can't act a shoe*no trouble to consumers. Ka warned akin." the commute* that ita transfer to Zn th* contingent, which charat- the Lnduatry would mean an Inter* terltos tea#If as the "unemployed rupUoo of the rate-reducing proem, brain trust." are 1* men and Id which ha* been going an foK 93 women, representing the alumni of. Tms CXsanux Awaacs Msmvwi-Oeairal grew vwo mc s ii. uoeOMOTivga eoNaYnuerco gv ThjiviTMieK year* Aaked what difference* there Columbia. Mew York and Harvard sys View "Aether ef Lesemeiivsi** Bases at L*ng#n Rush By ang.es Keying Cmmmeretes grly tiriv. would be in government Jilting the universities. Hunter College, the City Ings TrsnssertetUn. i tax from the consumer and-, the College or New York. Brooklyn Law utility eempanlce granting him School, the Massachusetts Institute lower rate*. Mr. Kaganah declared of Technology and Pratt Institute. that th* industry preferred to giv* The banner (taunted on its bus rweds. U. S. to Take Part E*lyiE"i"e V0TM* leaders iu Housethe eenaumer the beneflta In "an orderly, technical way." "Som* Muu. inglorious Moley Here May Rflit" UtHpluyea ui London U , ^ . H* declared It unfair for stale util In World Parley Restrict .Debateity oommPalona to act a reasonable return and then for the Federal Gov ernment to lake part of the return On Aviation Law Of Inflation Billaway In taxes. "If the Government take* It. there'# none left for the ratemtker*." he warned. Cooper to Head DelegateeTaxation of the utility induatry. jpcriul Hu!e to PreventMr. Hacenah told lha committee, Who Sit Member* ofwould have a aerioua eRect on the preterit income* of the "common Air Conferencepeople,'* ae ha described the aeeurity holder*. The operating Mectrlo com panies he said. are not owned In Wall Street or In La Salle Street. They art owned, he explained, by more than I A** .000 atockholdera, of whom nearjy 70.000 are employees of the companies and 1.100.00P are cus tomer*. K< submitted a classifica tion of the occupation* of stockhold er*. which included housewives, small merchants, railroad ` em ployers. publle school teachers, and city and government employee*. Th* proposal, he characterised as "vicious." declaring it would violate the ftiev fundamental of taxation whleh calls for taxea according to ability to pay. Th* tax of the gross alas, ha said, is a tax on produc tion and falls with unequal burden because th* net earnings for all companies ant not In the same pro San Diego to Preterveportion to ih groat. lie protested' YatSeeitoa Stage DepotRegistered al the Christian Science Publishing House College to,BoycottAmong th* visitor* from various parts of the world who registered Shops Selling Beerat the Christian Science Publishing House yesterday were the following*. Sli*Wi M. oaeatoe*. IWMia Oat. Harriet n. El**uaeA. erthtm, |*. Y. . Carlatu **, **,-r-UJ*, ka**. C. A. KeViaaen. Ftocfcterc, Mm. Mr*. Our A. Sarkar, *a miout*. Caltr. OwuvO r f*pr. ge>loA, Utu. Wr* Marr htur caitia*. Manf#r*.'Cam. Ckaa*r W. Catlia*, HarUar*. Ceaa Wilier . Cetlma. Ksrtlerd. Cann. Marfan* S. calltn*. Kmiar#, c*an. Am* M-ur CailUM. Hanford. Caea. ~----------->aaa Hsriterd. Cenn. One of the graduates bore on M* arm at leave-taking a basket of eut rats diploma* for sale to th* Presi dent and membars of Congress. The present rating of a Columbia diploma, valued at *3000. is so cents, according to graduate com putation; of a MOOO Vaaaar diploma, te cent*, while the Harvard price has droppeo from MWO to 40 cents. President Roosevelt himaelf u a Harvard graduate- and In the parade to th* White House will be Mr. Va rtan Fry, of the Harvard class of 1P30. a classmate of Mr. James Roosevelt, the President's eldest on. Mr. Joseph P. Lash, chairman of the National Association, said thst the delegation's puns for Washing ton would be kept in IU suitcase until U got there to keep them from losing "edge." Wo one would have believed three year* ago." he said, "that college men could forget their snootlness long enough to go and ask for a Job." The New York group will be Joined In Washington by 39 other colics* graduates from all parts of th* coun try. it was said. ssrei*t r T e/ttttm* MtMtpt SAN DUOO, Calif.---The Vailed- tea stage depot, haven of rest far the weary traveler along th* old Butterfield trail to California dur ing the gold rush day*, will bo pre served tor prosperity. Supervisor B. p. McMullen, of this county, an nounced this weak. Th* it*Uon. used in the lBOOs, still partly stands and its adobe walla and hand-hewn beams, tied together with rawhide, are in a state ot fair preservation. Mr. McMullen said. He expects to re-roof the depot and Inclose It with a fence to protect le from souvenir hunters. v>c0 "L '' *V"r** ^ S*rla( from Unitor turrm* LONDON -- Eager schoolboy# flocked to Kensington Science Mu i seum to gue at model# of the first steam engine# on view at an cxhlbl-i uon to commemorate the centenary: of Richard Trevithick--"father of: the railway locomotive.'' ! Trevithick built and worked the! Mr<I<iling ami Aesurc first trig In# for transport to run on; Prompt Passage rails, it is claimed. He waa only 23 SprrJal/rsn Sfoaifer Bmm% when he made a steam rogtoe which I ran round a table, and In HOT he WABKJNOTON, May 3--Symbol!; displayed thu at the Navy Board's WASHINGTON. Mny alike of Mr. Earth Dweller's puxsiemerit over what to do If a monkeywrench from an airplane wrecks hi* best greenhouse, of gradually evolv ing international law which one day oace. \ in 1S03. as th* result of a chal-! volv. adopting by 3UI to 119, lieenngrea.. Tirreevviiuthuiccxk pprroodduucceedd aa sstteeaamm; irm^mr^ted inflation buT th engine designed to run on rails to kd mfl Uon b il* thB take the place of the tram horses In N[oo.uu*s*c ttooddfatvy rre*vealed the strength mines. In IBM h brought the the group supporting inflation- is to furnish a world-wide inflexible "C*tch-me-who-can" engine to Lon authority, and paved the way oode, and'also of th* Roosevelt Ad don, and there on a circular track speedy ndopuoit of lha measure. ministration'# new attltud* of co he gav* Londoner* ride* at 13 miles The vole Indicates that either very operation In wovld problem#, D th# per hour for la. a head. His Invantiva le tonight or tomorrow the inna- announcement that thl# country wUl participate fully In the Third International Conference on Private Aerial Law. The tflate Department lias Just announced this, decision and per ouMpIbvnporueagssenirleterdgrtasuuilatnermetoagdesue.imTsniFmprtinaeoucwelvramirItfepnhlmeveiinn*csragg.akcyi,nlhevtIeipoaannslrgeospifrwnulohy&gri.ronstOuagaTtwt"ekh"she.w_ae1h*e_i!n1n_in?waohhdat.nf?o.a ttjl:!f4fpjf;mirvsT,et'ceJlptsnhbwdp,ao,.WsrofcenVtassV>nl"cdBodorrgnnotachttflhlna#uedsld*bescifdalislnninwIgasnenaulwatioiotshuiitmAiaarHevdg)seom#--hf--bl>iwevtbghesouienl--l sonnel of the delegation. Por lha went to South America, where hu Rrat time since the war. in a aeries became Intimate with Bolivar, the of such meeting*. Lhe United (? -- Liberator. u'Hc y*ar 1X23 inuni l**m L * jxrt:elpvc nuut as* at, ouueaccrrvvi sr'.tn Cast*, rtleu. lv. t. but as- a- f-urll a- nd active member. and the following year In Nicaragua Mr. John O. Cooper Jr. of Jack looking for a rout* to the east coast. Bome leaders were hoping to hold w Ho'iw <r. M?*.*' i ter l,.r .-a*ter u u> way one# ior all. out Jt was 4 .-uldcred mare likely that th# final dKitWn would be deferred until lo- sonville. Fla. chairman of the Com Borrow. mittee on Aeronautical Law of the American Bar Association, and on# ; In the meantime the conference 4*>leh will have to be held to iron of th* American members of the Comlte international Technique d'Expgrta Junclique Arl#ns of Parle, etit diflerences between House -and Senate on 33 minor amendments to tfca agricultural provisions of th# U to be chairman of th* delegation. Th# conference is to meet In Rom# on May IS. Joining Mr. Cooper will be Mr. Theodor* Jaeekel. American consul general at Rome, who was a practicing lawyer In New York State before entering the consular service Th# third delegate will b Mr. John J. Id#, technical assistant In Europe for th* National Advisory Commit tee for Aeronautics. Two previous conferences on th* increasingly important subject of aerial law have been held, th* first in Paris in 1933 and the second In Warsaw. Poland, In October. 1939. In both these meeting* the united States sat only in sn advisory ca pacity. The Warsaw conference uni fied csrtaln rules relative to the lia bility of the aerial carrier to which 10 countries are now parties. At this It Tht MNillti IrWiiM UunlfP bfit will have to wait until the FARKVZLLC. Mo--Park Ooltete Bvusg te to eetteur in the Inflation has deeiarad an official boycott on amendment, but disagree in th# all estabUshmanis handling beer.. ctnem and ask for a conference. Mr. Frederick W. Hawley, president DemocraUe leaders occasioned of the college, nas Issued a state grneraF surprise by their extrema ment requesting the student* of the caution in the Inflation procedure. eellcge not to patronise such mer St was assumed that an overwhelm- chants in Farkvui* or elsewhere. .ng majority of lha House favored The faculty of (he college has *>' triple grant* of permissive cur- cant one step farther and has rrieY manipulation authority eon- pealed to the merchants In Park- ffe.rcd on the Fresldeat. vin* not te eagaga la th* sal* of The apeeial rule metiiod was de- beer. This request has baen filed rted yesterday after Representative with the merehanla: Errtrand H. Snell of New York, Re "We, the faculty of Fark College, publican lesder. prevented lmme- conactous of our responsibility, it*. eousidrrsUon under unanl- earnestly appeal to all merchant* nous consent. At that time he de- and other Individuals in the city of :nded consideration of th# inflaParkvIU* and vtclnlly not to en Oon amendm#nt under th* flve-min- gage in lhe sal* or beer or any beverage with aleohelle content , . , and thus cooperate for the protec iilo* conference the United States was tion of cur students and ether poo/-eprrsenlcd by an observer but did ple of our community." not algn the convention adopted nor has it since adhered to 1C The draft convention relating to liability for damages caused by air craft to third parties on the sur face, to be considered at Homs, has to do particularly with damages caused to third persons and to their property oa the ground resulting World Cotton Consumption MBW YOXK. M*r 9--WfMI NMllrniHUA ! alt king* #f <*un gums WtrcX tatahs serasimsuir s.m.eee mu s . sassrem* u lha Nw Vm eall** Raahantv S*m>D I rempafte *m> s.sex.eee m Fvsnurr, ' teS.HC in March la*t yasr. l.Hi.tM |wa /era sga, mm,sec three year* sfe, eng Ills.*#* Mr yean as*. IVORY SOAP NOW AT THE LOWEST PRICES IN 17 YEARS! USE IT FOR from the flight of aircraft. SoftThis convention would supplement the Warsaw convention by the adop tion of rules of liability to be applied Water FACE BATH NICE CIOTHES - DISHES In eaaca of damages earned to third a persona on tne surface or to their propertle* tn casaa where there U no Instantly- contractual relationship with th# air transport carriers. ai Torn of Faacet Riding on Cushio NewiKock-absorbergearand Kesvy cutbion tires nuke tbit tbc imootb- stroller evef deti^fted. Tbe geatly-iloping back and curved arm rest, tbe roomy >tat and ample leg room add com/ort, while tbe metal-lined <Uh make* it strong and Idek-prooC H^fed strea^tb, beauty and comfort ere combined in this new Whitney stroller, yet the pried is a modest one. Sec* it at ypuc nearest dealer* A. WHITNEY CARRIACI COMPANY Lfmimtttr, M* 11 * t k * 1111 * l5 Days' Trial a nrv mKa U/Is s*rtkl# vi*f Mfunsr aw* iltai snr isusst inatsaUr aA4 >lunr" ktidiM hr4nu nur mis yr (( ur. ithsr hut r sig, u r*i it SALESMEN amts inrj thi isuesu to sRsts* n Vt t*r> trisl w Xs u mv iv s a Mtkss ssur saitsr Ikkiv rslA *al*F isr drlnklns. sXln~ Try: It At Our Risk Wha is to a tree, > cectlng coat df fine weather-beaten wi It protects, preser Todays condition 'tection that only a quality can give, insures maximum cost that no infer: to attain. swp h tin* of # bearing HOME WATf 1609 Walnut, 0007-SWP-000122800 "The slow inoviint n.,i*i nomu: wa in Inis tiiMiikHn i luuVrMi.vuim* f the )>..i fornitide 1 ilu- oni.ni.il re ninvn t.. ;.-.k eh.., tthml.i i |iim.i, . v ntHM- nf Ilu* Kimulr tV. liar.- S. 4urit''s< snurli- .t*.u-v ( Million fionilv .-. in T* llkltmi* 4CURCI i&4ltaft-lt*lt k M. k QP NINK ACMIk-COVCHEO BY tt.006,000 QALC-ONi OF WATCH, VAtONO IT TH VAHQCRT FOOL IN AUVTHAUIA tnir -I iH-ii CMNftl Mimtir Unlt.v .aprn.iL..- <h mi.h i.-, n,..t lln-M* fjiiiiii.-s i..|. i..i\...ni Hill, rugvr uiini'if.ntii.n t,> t>my ui.i-n eim n * .iiis are *.'(* I If >|ii.| uui*lg . Kii.Mirf in. pi iv.nuera r hi :h sf-liiml \.-l.< .stiiNing tin* br-rMlwiiMirt- mil :r-.iu nml n 'ntntiM ivtl In tin* 'uper- Jub. Tin* tut.il r.-hi-I i'\|sinlmuvs. wiimm.. will i-ivnta-tr in *sts Held Brilliant Lighting Adda to Attractions'Meanwhile they.can become pen?et ftunctunrk'x for wild life of all klncg.'* nairnu.tLs us mv, n. nut unr nl in 11n* 1934 tln-si- r.DMiht). till' .sl.Ul.laid <>( III* K>H lli- Ilia! ** t'lurui!.. iictuuries Mr. Hitwea proposed Unit an tilvivjry coiumiUee of exjxwu be uro* vKJcct to work with thr President cm Ing l* wlni-h Muv wne a.viik* t Sfiirv i'mikliit K,.|Ui High hnn.'it." Mis ilrriar-.t. N.'li.sU w.js .'if--ii in rit,' -..innill Of Famous Australian Bathing Pool I Tile I,,lit! sum rXIWK.K il t.'r t.-lh-f Uiii i.-n Jiu- i*f,*ui.1 tin* ii'aliest, Wild Life auetv plana, or that the Blank Wnhw League and other cunM'rvaiiou a.v*>rlnlion* select u Joint commuter, wutv viw PrPMOem'a aproval to serve Oilft pur|xc. Xf*rtel is TAe Cb rifHh Xtltnrt N SYDNEY. N. 8. W__Tlve famous (Caiminmwci Ih iIHiih : pool t Manly luo. br-u n-jbendi. U i CliUlJlIllllUi. It is iviclv umi hiiik. In M..III.M C'.MIMl.1 IS gir.il Iml .1 IS IIV\ ll.ibli* Hi4 IlHiv Ur|k.-iuli-|<r liiniil it uill Is- lx>lli UMtl'-i n.nirr-lii i*ml mut',i |irn tl*-gi l. Mriuli- t* llllllklils. I'llK-l fl III.- 1'x.l.- I X.,.1. . i l.mi i.rnmisi lsT.*viUn,nwi>rArdi. I ->i.rn >> (Viitrni i. `U-l.>|. itivl- ;m I.umloil ns Mr. Beth Cordon, president of inr American Ctnme AwwInUon. asp 3,000,000 cndiepower. Four nc kv in nut cit>.0> 3010 |M'im.' mill I If I III rill..-Hi III t.aIftir i-iu|tl,>i in.in ll Is hmh ji.u ily bureau hrlr. .s.uil h .'m- ll.i riiotir, M.i nuh.Mi i.unrt. unscrvalion n .1 2? -- pretkldrnt wtatluu nritvkiiu. praised the President for trading ihV Itniw have been placed under the v*y m this new field. dcrUirlug ihoi water attached to the pniineniide. tw did inurt with the stroke or n This la the llrst Ume thiu light* )H'it to bring home to nit of n* lh<' have been plnfrcl under Mir Muter hi uitiTdepemti-nrc of im>. w.iicr unit manumit than nny Pvi'suU'nt mi: e< 11n* rtnys uf Tlu'pdnrx* Mo o mw U. We nr mi the brink of new n.m bfUer Umtu* in conservation." V.r Aii>tintln mid Uu? ilnU frntu Mu* It' lumhiutiPlt urv uviidcrfully uvue tlu1. the Mnwn-ii and vhnir while sand bring pluitily vtaiutc from tlu* on the roi'ka nml |Niiily w i v"n "llellft mil is *|iii| i-.uihall'll' in civte ptilnr* hi Mm wut... mi Mini the jutvihim will i-Mviul right mil over the wuti-r nil nl.uitr hi.- Hunt. tvhnl n until r;ni i-nrn mi ml*." Mi 1 ll.inkiits iVvt.ii *d "'Vln Am.-nv.iu 'w.irkniiUt has 11.ut.iimiu! 'i.iM.t 'i.: ' 1*1 lU'lllr- 11- l.-:*U-s-. 1 l:l ..-In.. lo Cmiiiiiiiii[ni(uirMiiliiiM t kriiitiiuiw { |11S'>il*'1ll UI.' III* nn .-. in* i WHll Hull- mnt iiui"U t'lll lst..|lhi IH'.III-I. PS Wi*: urn M..U milt rmTnrd n t'.iMii.ii. .u IS-nagr. ................... I*........ . Nf lift* 5l.nl** H-Ut-M -! tW-Uftlt: n n--l k> !* n-U .* i * . .imu.i*. and * *i s . i r.-.wiifis of fur u It xora. Is Cordon m\u 1. -brcHu.so we nave now wlmt ilu* FcriiTuI j rvuclu-rt the slum.' w)i*-r<` re|mv*ia* Ait U\ Mila .Uni* i w*t nine ivuu*vr>.meu, u me mil, iitnl ui tlu< itlrr ul the ilny." plaifurni. It is ihe lunint balhlnp (tool tn AuMtahn. bring mw nWv* t utfu mill rvii'ainniM ll.PW.WUO guhwiia wt KUMONTON. AIU Sl.,tm.! Mini Ih-v l--1 U luV Hi.li null t > ini'* K'i.1 nn- HiinniiKl in t'.in.nl.i nn . l.illmc uiulvr ilu- inlln.ii..- >u . <j ui. ivnti.ii .-niriiutA w-t s 11,.m the In- l In.' ri.ninnal I inp t-ru-'tll IHi-lsOll the *'iln* mt'timul rt>- unlry, tlic I.muk I'.llirit'iiry Is Aitvuntit'il Sydney bathers nre hiking lull j Uu.vnit.'- mdy hi U- iwd -n* in >I.. . mlnim.iiit* uf (lie pool, Uum.Mind.s I Ihe Swvirt lor tin-mii'* :ii|ih k ui ihmi- >.**. I 1 l:!.'!ll mill .I- ti.uit i<n dtim t udd at i hr oju-Hl fttVIUMl COUVctV- lit .Mtmilnliiin Srlintrlw briug HVII In thv wider itixf an till'j lifi'l'i'gi'iid.i. .-mil* > l,kmnn..iis Mind du'hig the tiny and At nlglil, I iiLs-thig m this* ed.v Muv.* pl.'iWml n.fr m Mr, M.i.i.iv .U iIn* Cmirrtlty Sr*f<> /> 1*fcf (J>rt,>,n Uamt. t The tfi'eaahsg pnviUwu. iu-ar U* 1 (hriUM'hva to do everylhing iheo-ible Hi Hifll III Mils!,*. i0 Mr. Horry . WINAifPKO. Mftn.--Wilh a vl* tied Btuw* B?n>v* U) pruduvlin; xreuter ehlcu-ncy h :i>: of the Fi-di'iiil economy In K'huoi fhiiuicmg. si.tt who to one ot (tie providing rtmul furilitlr.s lor eilun Uimlsls of tlte | lion In ull pnrtft ot tlu* pi wino <,; k hnv> g -Mid proarn/n or rr- chunges tn like Mmiitobn vitui `.i-e.cl ostvnv Wiiv. nivivJ u|soi u' - ptwvmv'iui guvernmen'. by u.e Mm i *Wv* Mild. "AiultR i ference wiUl Ihe CMtimct. 1U we wrlrumr II I The teacher*' iU*t>-gaUon pc.' i*Y)nz f* of uti<*in|>hiythfc* great I : seiirad hgunw ktanuihf Hint rmul teacher*' xaturie hud bemi iTriiinn. or In It alio a ,e pnuri|>lr<k ot niusmttccni inof (hr executive coualdembl.v uv tftic yrnnt. 'flwr wrre tOftuy over BOO teachrrs r?- erlrlng t$QQ or lean per year. Ovrr .1300 lenchcra in rnvnl dUtrtcta wt > federal expmi(TorM In rneml. nprcK-emeru and , getting In IMS beiwern 4SOO mid only 350 were In also, that while clou- cr carried ant on all l propcrtira. lit* Brer Slorra Cltminu* jtvy rtwrvm Inn*. a vn*'. acrnucc KinisiiH IteporU 'lying Idle which t Xt'r. irl h Thr .v...ri Vini>.k of its M'linv, : KANSAS CITY, JMrt.- AlrpcwJy Into itrmmnriil .swnr retoller* of u> beer aiv Into brmlum I eliisinK in Kniisn* C . Anpro*i- uu for game ol mutely 30 of tin- nmnli resmunmt ewnent who obtained (teeniHa hav.wth timber U a eiofted their doors and are w-rkinp place for birrin ii-jundft on ihnr iw iiiiia Pew np. HitWPft mid. nil plientjonii nn1 benm recvlietl from iblc nt (Iilft litite ou'iiera <>f eioreft and refttAtmoite i*k|H'li-M'. "The** imr ftehooln. ncenrthitk l* Met H*m*l l be M>Mlt>tnrbi`il M fhnniibeh. nn m-ircclnr fur tl.i Ivaxl for iiiio i hrv state pine fond Mini (irtnf dt'iwri. lury." he mil. mrnt. i >IITOR r e a d e r s are z/iti/ Grnbciotu. mil 1 They know that ' only a paint of SWP quality applied now can heir property from costly nation at lowest cost, oney'Saving quality has itslfconomy a paint "buy/ ` the world over. SWP House Point Is one of the famous isomctliing that's always jilcasant lo observe! And one way to rolled it is to offer your friends a glass of Canada "Dry, Then your good taste is compli mented---while their taste is de lighted. For there never was a ginger ale wilh so delicious (aiul so inimi table) a Jlator. Jusl try il and seel BUY THE BIG BOTTLE FOR ECONOMY Xv mc Jim Ij ii^i* imitl*', lmr Iti^ H>um\ce bottle, makiu^ 5 full )u mnc b. t'amulu L)ry in ulo DiuJc^to ituli-r Iv llir nt k imIu r<mithia* CANADA DRY rtB&SSZ: 0007-SWP-039419 I 0007-SWP-000122801 t SC1KNCK MO.N rfOK, ' BOSTON, THURSDAY, APRIL 27, li)&i o5 he Water Illuminate Bathing Pool in New South Wales I Mtittict Is Placed |to prevent the spread of CommonLm in Canada. The aiKukera voiced I heir duap. proval of the oppresahm and other cruet and inhhm*c treatment meird out to Ukrainian.*, It being stated that over 90.0b0.000 llkr.iiman people are atoning lutder Bevtet rule, while thinirauds of them were lorenl Into exile m Siberia for miTely asking for Justice,_____________ ____________ With Algebra In Scholastic Poll i itf .MirJn'^aa Man Say* It SlmtiM Be Indiana Jobless in Ciimrolttm Bendy for Work, r<i rniiiii*,triir, Aid Directors .Sav9pfe<ot to TM* < >><* inr,.i I OllANO KAPIUd. Man . AtfU 77 .Millie should be made ah integral INDIANAPOLIS. Iinl. -- Brief imrt of the M'hrHil eiirrimlum. u vu cases arc not faring belief ihitp the ileetaict tverr tv Mr KM V Xtoor*. fainllie* of iiunhtyed weikn.v it m dtrei'ior <>, miiNie , tIm< thUvermy drvlaivU here m answer ii njauLs. d Miiiu imi,. ftin-akiug i the eon- With ihe ko*ution id a lew rhremc ieienee of llte NorHi CnvtrMl Muslft chanty wards, the inajuniy of iiiu n c sfii|N-riimh Mn-ic mu.t be thu rm* now receiving *t Iwrc will a eh-im.e jdiaslhd. .ml My M,auv. tskpit Ik the tipiarrtumty to return in work. Old of the I'kiSN el deiSH,liana. If It Ik is said I, Ip In* fn.*h iivNCililed as ,, coUftgft All Marion Cmthtv rHiei agem'i*' , I'll'MIli MtbKN l b<Hh private ami pubhe, in. Mi Miaoe uii'd leotkoin.-.uiau of chMHMiMilik. M|-,. working in niipiee*.. * Wlinot mit-lv *,'II I" CHAlde |r denied htmimny aim *u(Hu.n.ai was sold Is'iidei, ni it .01 ,UN.Mi,d musie.0 .1.,. I. |om-nt and ...... in..el. Who, Ir-med "pftr- ekjMTNwd niKir ||,,,I Ha-ie li.e. isvn ,h !.,:< nl.n ,I.i,, h npriauii: ,,r va.lemv It. ,. imi ll> Dial t, llll la i`\l..ilie<t, hft out id Hu* ih'.tro, viita rioxl'iiou-* biiiiiitht mi t>>* uiM<n,ji|i!viii,>iit. "The slmv moving <n .t.i, r ............... d. v.iiU. aiettoM,., .'1 ,.>! t. nun in.c I... a* gH-ft me mUMCt iiomio Winn has bivnglit ns nill* r . hi, ueti. |. I,.,t ........ Tim imilerMiMuling of Hie p.ittemv ,n,.i I,.*;;.! ,e ., I..muled ftiridude nf Hie unionuii.m- are dt iveu la iM elv.uuv." Mi - IHuHt.i M,.i ,ow. niii" i, nf the Fannie Weliar,* .s h m : Ha* hirgesl mi,,*li* ageia-v id nia-i in Milium t',H,niv "tliir ,a.->, h i ni,.I 1.....I I,.,. li-.M-hetl r.fliisi l.i nail. 1.. >, l>,n 1.i>, He .......... io.,M tm i.no-M ,m ,, | I -, ..I.s, s Im'h Mild ........................................ rtf,, .1 aould .umiin. I,, ,,..i,i *,,, dio>r Mllneel- I,,| Oil..'ll el'l altls Stft I. l .fil.'.l r*. c o v c r c o or ii.eaft.0M g a l l o n *; o f w a t e r , ma k in o it t mc l a r o e t f o o l in a u i t mu a (tnlly I.in e IIIMII ales tl.af `IlM.e .Mil* I | C UtliMQ these lomiin-s lm>l. i>as,.n,i will, '`inl. liu-. in . I. ahamg llie ll* a.uuerft raker anuiinaiion i>> Ha* ita> ahem at ihe h*::l .el,.**! -il., s.numg Un* breatlwmnrr will :r .uu Hint a (saii|h-m.,,, e.aulueied In the >apcr- Job. The hn.it rehel r^ih-nUitiui-', v imv in The Winin',., will eamiwte tn "Meanwhile they.can become perfect Brilliant Lighting Adds lo Attraction!*sanctuaries (or wild life of all klncs." eiloriiKHia its l la y are, do nut give (ho nal...i.ni i'u iiiim i 11,,. 1934 these i.imllii s lhe m.in,l.,ni ,i( Hv gin hei iin; m rinraga Mr. Hnwc-ft proposed tliut on id* vlnury committee of vapvru be Pie* i Of Famous Australian Bathing Fool tug to wlueh tliey aeie aeeiis- 1 Mmv feiiklm ,<t South High .tamed.- Mr, deel.nvd. Heinsd n.iN ,-li--,-ti ni ............Mitrnjlo stdrd to work with the President on I The InlM k w iu esjwnled tar vehef ,1nv um Site * l".ai ,1 via* ivghe*t such plan*, or Dial ihr Isaak Walt in llll M tiicn Cniiniy t> gie.it. Iiai a in i.iimc am.air. ,le |.mr c ml.> Mdeyled, League and other conservation * <> to Th* fntttt M>anl.*r I lllc\ liable lb.il les.- dejvnd'Uit J-U.N.i K.ii.1,,1. .1 | ,n Teelnurrd Irt elation* select joint cnimniMee, with I he President's aproval lo serve thin pui'iuse. Mr. Seth cordon, president of <lie American Onmr A*Ri>rlaHtni. n*e praised live PrraUletil for leading lh- 8YDNBY, H. 8. W.--The famous bathing )wo! at Manly tuts been Il luminated by powerful are Inmpa to 3,000.000 caudlepower, Four arc lamp* have been Disced under the Conimanwi'iillh P-nmle nf ix'neh, iii'ui'iim romi'lruitn, the 'ii|h i| u is end >t Mill Is- Ihiih male, i,>, umtevi'id d.-gi ,i. 4' nmstruvU'U u( cwuvirle mid linrfc. llitllkills. eh* >! the Flute I sn.m . will nevnminodirte IlOen ih -i-m.ii* anti Ia-jmnna-m ni l aiHir t-iuninwiu m Is u> cost CUl.OOtl ft >> 'null [airily bui'i'ua tu-ie sail on I he ruck* and p.rily on ,*m- i Uelli-t aid ,.,!>.>( i'i|iiii;di'H' in II. -i. ,.e.l | inn 1..n..i*t! ..t (VtdrAl Ihotv u... ^ ....... ,, *le len-.r illVU outer iih n ;. wei M.u nnne, .t.ii.o 'n II Ml.lei.......... Flilte.d Mindgen. ls*Hi af Iieimu and Clifford wny in this new hold, declaring ihm -he did more wjih the stroke of * pen to bring home to nil of ns thr inicrdepemit'iicc of in-rs, water mat imutkmd than any Piv k k Iimii the days of Theodore Housevclt. * We are on Hie brink of new a-iil better lianas In cuuNcrvuliun," Mi Garden snld. because we have n> nt reached the stagu where reietvMo> lohlini, nal mete eouserv.ilmn. u 1 water attached to the promenade. This U the first time that lights Imve Uvn placed under the water In Australia and the thiU from the l>* luniiiuiUon aro wonderfully umc. live, the seaweed and clear wlnUt sand bvmg plainly visible front the platform. It Is the largest bathing poo! hi Australia, being nin*< in'ivx in area Crete pillars the pavilion ni the w.it.. mi will i'\it-n<l right Hint nut 1 uhtd a man rim ruin a, llimkllo. (.`elated. "'1'he a i..i, " Mi. Aiaeri.MU over the water all sil-mg the hum. 'workmun ill living, tinlie li .nlil i.m.il Ntl.i,,(.,i,i. |e;di.`.III:,,. -h. I, (lumutmit l'kiritiMm |ite,a`ti.|. n ni>n if. tie > i,.>i )k ... UlevNllig lie mu llev.-l Is- e.llIK H, Ojl|H>ei*ll lu (lonnniinreni anh u (>!,. >! ,,m|,n,|.-l dunu ltl> male, niolulintl and ile ire lo Th- .V. i-.r -der |;,,nale the t--t l**r In lu\e,l .na . KOMONTON. Aha Ki..iim> Hut will send hnu n> >,n l. ;>.l e|. linn t hey left |l to l... II,.1* dot, I . live, tin ye a- Mom n he on Mid .. |..1> FlM l>e|du l.M'U nf Mn-kegail. l*imm**. I'nl.n I\.,iit,r.N p.iriaic. \Vv : It'll n (*hri.h,|i|,,'i>..11 ..| Mm- Ne.ren on.I Iliad, llrn'm -f IWrniti N.*i* . S.-1 k, IMi.al 'I in- viv-.x, re v.mvarrf In' III x.H .ll IN ,,1'tMUiH.e ftltrt Inii'.iMi. \. .el.mx ,-t IV.aiierx nf Smeuve The eeiiir.d enirnntA will iu mih 'i.' a.Hi Miiuim 11n 1 the |||N` al..r et nur- ,,l Me* n.iltnllftl order Hie dtiy.- and evutnlnniu II.UWI.UUU galIona ui sent tin* ghm.wil lit fan.,,:., >i.i water. tahiiig under Die iiiltie'ii, i , ' Mt..-r ISWc iii|a tuvsvt ...10. I .'III . a* I In- I`I nr , *i., dug IN-' e-aie. it hinindil the ik Kilicieae) 1m Ailvuriileil Sydney boihi'i* are Inking full ItusMit.*' only i> he n.wd iiw.l.- lulvotilage vt tin? pool, thmuniul* Ihe Suvlet for Hie h|>n adiiu; ,J llieir In Muuitiiliiiii Si'Ih miU I being seen in the wutet* und on the sand during the day and At night. propugnmla. mm tie 4ih I Fkt o Iik .imn tnei-Hhtf in HiU eity hate pledged [ The dressing pavilion. vwwr Uve Uu'iv*cWea ta do everything p.eo-itole ...|.|e|, ,,, e | , l!!.')|l mil, -in inn.iv. >. |.M Hn edleft lokimr |Mtr rin.-er .lireen.m n| Mr. .t.ni'i.h K Moddv >( iiu- FmverHty >>l M'liii.r.ni Si ii.nl m Miim.'. WlNNiPKtl. Mnn.--Willi a vhn to producing greater rlllcuiicy teal vvduomy in school hnahvmg. ai.a providing equal /uohth'g for rdua , I Hon lu all parts ot the pruvtnc. Changes m thp Ntm.KnU.i eiiih . 1 >>Aivu, ftftviv n.K,a I.IHI'I K 1 piuVil.ciu, govx'rn,nrtn, oy the M*. i 1 Iu Un Txiat'lier* FrUet'alt.in at a lijle 1 Xcrvnce with the catmict. The icucltere* detegniloh soured figures showing Unit r uul I lyttchers* salaries hud btvit rrit, r,*a j considerably m Ia ic yrar*. Tl)r ] were today over 000 tCftchers I celYtng 4500 or less per yes.. ... I 1200 tenchcra in rural districts v nt , geuins between SSM and 4750. w die . m 1935 only 330 were m that cl ' Bpcr Si ores (iioniiijs, | Kmi'iiM fitly Hrpe rt* 1 Upr.rot lit The Cut-inm a.'.eurr , Ka n s a s ctTY. Mn. -- Aiuy.di . some retailers of *ul b,n-r ! elfttsiiig In Kimans ( . Appi'bxi-' I* nudrly 30 nf .the small rcstau ant owners who nbtalm-d {N-rmlts I ivr Closed their doors and are see mg lei'unds on meir permils. Few tip* pllealinna are beiUR received X am iowner* nf More* and restaur ills imurwlmol.N.nfcurdmu tn Mrs Hgxei J M FnmpbeJi. an iiiN[*-`inr lor 1 stale purr fond m.d tlrm; depart I itienl. I READERS are Cm&ciotu. They know that anise 0 no inf nf V 0007-SWP-000122802 q'HK CHKIaXIA.X aCIKiVCK MONXyOtt.'BOSXOV, THURSDAY. Am Political Action Winnipeg Board of Trad*. Although mere w>u a decrease m the nunulaetimn* output of uw Province of Lights Under ihe Water Illuminate Bathing Pool in New Sa about 10 per cent, &9 new iruluairtes Declared Lagging were established during th* year, in addition. existing Industrie# added 34 new lute* amt *i% com* Behind Industry lutuiM enlarged their plant*. A number of the established in* durtrle* made new records duruic the year, uicrewstug llvir out out J'rnlilrm* of DiMrihuiion {into 10 to 100 per cent. The Indus trie* included the following lime: Should Hu v p Born Solved harness, lumHurr. boot* and rhoej, kutltcd goods and food product*. Long Apu Expert Suy* gprcul I* r* CV*n* Se**e FtTTSBUROM. Prim*.. April 27-- If polliical jfflclrncy were on a plum* Il' MMI-"oo" nnee` yy Like Belt* j Furtl Declared | L----.1CcnMI<<IM<4 |r*IM l*ta tl i qual to industrial efficiency, prob*...m....o..n..ey. But rtwhm%ry found ,,o-uft dlfferIrma of mesa dlslrlbullon arWu* i ^uiy'inThw'V^vtVaUve^yenra] from new drvelntuwnl* In Urur* "Moiiey u nxe a belt on m* cal* produclion would huvr Oecti Iehmr." ne declared. <Mr. Ford iual solved lent a*u, according lo Mr. I lead Ip net nircltnulcal ainiUe.i^Xt Lawrence t-aiiener. an expert on t murt be kept moving round and fovetgit trade eviuluiun*. peaking befurv- the *v**io on round lo be if any real value. There la bv aerurlty except In knowledge and industry. if || our yeulha export trade problem* of the Na would put wht they earn into tional ForeMin Trade convention knowledge, thry would *oo be able here today. Mr. Langner dlaeu-ued In create a demand for their *cfV- the effect of lorvMtn paient* In leva ** aUimilrtUiv* Awwviewn lnvvntu$wMl I Ttviwva tM*klnf \Jp method* tiv Fun*j>cnn Industry, Wiu>n lUked Ilow eondlllona In (he which )te CravrlbrC w ~oe of nmiury looked. Mr. Ford replied, the nuv-l strikutg phenomena < tlie ~<hhtp ure looking up. deeldi`dly o. flrl third of the twemtelft cen tury." "Whether, w* the rcMili of polul- INypt** lire ihinkinx more. Tliere la a crvitier aplrlt of opUmlom and ttvs*y are lin'd of ihU word depreaMeii. It mnklitB people realize the cnl trrnitri and rcuiiomtr cuiWcr* Uf<vkuy uc brtiut able lo do wmr- eiicea. many or the lilmlr;uicv.> t Uiniff for (hiimaelve*. Thln are all world trade trill be removed, yet riKhl for live people who want to rum*uv> l\t bv iw v m,** Mv. iMlutuct work, nud they n>v*r IHive lavn nil Mid Huh' fur Mm (wopic wlur don't wmit III' t'ly<le William ji, |iua<l tn wm k " M live tlopurimetu tU 'evmiHniv). nl Mr*.. K.nil enicri'iliiiHf mure Mvm Aiiitiu-r of (tie t'niveruy U C'.lnmu- 7on; member* *r tlm Woman's Ni- turns*. iIim'Iimiiiv llir mtMJtlatK'e wf Miii.inl Kami dim uaruen Associa the oversea* of Aitierlvun tion at a lum*hi*on yesterday as a banka, declared that the Question feiilnrc of a three-day convrnUon waa Hot wht-llHT UulloU (Mate* l rude hlih'li begun Tuesday oad ends to- should be rwtirely tlimiuvd through duu Sim reported that despite V... ... Ta OHittriiM Sexavi Uw>r(-liU . a a k a o k n in i Acnea-covengp b y i i.o m,.000 OALLONB OK WAT*h, MAKING IT TM LAhO*T POOL tM A foreign oraci-a of lia own bonk* or ilifiietilt time*, (he oryohUAllon was New Forests Held Brilliant Lighting Adda toeolety (tuouKh foreign Looks, but iHtv.wrhig mpldly and that U had *'Manwhllc tliey can become pcrf>cl uuictuarles for wild life of alt klnc*." rather whether foreign cotu...m...e...rc recently added Ihrre Important Of Mu* eoimiry m hot belter served > braiii'h*'* In Washhigton. Virginia by the present syatein ut mmnnplnud Mniylnnd. Tlila. she said. Is a Fine Mr. Huwea propOH'd that an td- Sanctuaries vl*ury eouumuw of i*x\wru bo ptovlded to work with the President on Of Famous Australian 1 both tyiHw of fsirilutvx tutlier ihon[Kreiit record for a bad financial xuch plana, or that (lie lxank Walton bv relying rxeliisht'lv' in fi>r'icu | banks. I Mr" Kard told how ahe and Mr. -In Miller wind*'. Uvim-e wf ilw* KnM Ui-eamr mierrMed hi Urn Way* n*litiiv|y iciH'iit >'*' in Mm imi-.yii! >nlr lim up in ihe uinmeut when uw field ol a l;ircr miinta*r it nrlk*Ce >f j "Lei * buy :i amt save n.`* Mrs. American Uiok.'." lie ivntimivdT "mir * HiirnM Murricek. president of tM To Aid Wild Life League and oilier vun*ervutio o*<u* vlntioni M*Uvt a Joint raiiiniMirr, .Iprritl lo r Cfcrhlfsn .intntf M. arDNEV. N. a. W.--Tint ftmiuusi Coiniiiimwea with the President's nprovul to ci vc builunc (tool at Manly lum been ti. bovlt, i> ue ttu* |>ite)MMe. luminaiect by pawrrrtil ore lamp* u> I rmihtnieleti Rooecvolt rimi I.dUilftl US Mr. octn oortton. president of <n<r American name AMncintum. mi 3.000.000 cundiepowcr. Four will leenmir fcmsii trader n a mviiur amt {New Knphmd brntirh of the a\o- prsUed (he Preaiurm fur trading UUP lanifta have been plaeed under 'he ' more difTrrculwied frvHip of liivnknig I einttwii, *)M>kc briefly and greeted Vay lo Coiincrvationfnnhiii*.-from which !rhwiHc. Hie di'tejaics. Wild hare ronic to way m this new Held, declaring that water tlturhvd Id the promenade, reie pillars "lie did more with ihe stroke of n ThVa Is the llrst time that Ught* "U follows \lmi Mie ovi cMM* avr- jSmlbiiry from all pans of the iv Walitm T-<a^uctew f Anirrtean bonks imix weer-^ country. *.ol,v ri'iwM'iit nli iiii|H>niml port Mnv. J. Randolph CoolMtRe of or nur PutiKing faritute* fur foreign 8ni:dwl. N. II., piroldent vt ihe trade tit an mu wur Ih imiiik i wen u* CwBimiin f New llnnlpxlilre Art* i.*mpiilier.Me urpniilntiiwii of utul C*iuf;'-. mid >f the urlgm mid Ij.-ger. mere diverlllrd and mure purpose of the ewwmiaslmi, which. AnanemK and prtmiomv taeuiii'^ siii'jsmd. w i-v i**. without pay to pro- imit m *vmi tliem WUev Mian nny vute *v -*miiu i\ UvMvneUuii in rruh*- i.Uiit mrilMnt under u vnrli'ty *>( Ml- m.iir-hlp tit o niuh nier in mdn-nl- umioiiK.'' uiH m rurut region* ami in rn- Mr. John Abbtnk. Uv-|iie*li>*it `l>in*1*ve gvuui** of Uu? towns and and uriieral m;uiaw*T ol XlaMm'A* cue*. PubluhetV Inivrimunhut Ciwporu-, Mi'-v nol**rl A. wnre. ehniewtin (loti, declared Mmt kmger-lerm ered- , "f hM* tu>u%* eduenMnit evm- JU for e*|rt would result m-elimi* Umiee. minuimced the award of the ns time or easln* the barrier rutM-U! BunMi Urndtey Tm Memormt acainst proauc's from mu country >elJnw*hUi for IM3-94. The winner on the excuse that trmii oiri rixl by '* Mi** Velv Rudd, a lenehln* a*- Eutopt-au exporters are ix^uirvd to ?uuul lu bnuay at Ills University do busmens in overseas market*. , 01 cmenmutt. -I do not ndvoente a rare wlilit A trleuram protsMlnp ngAinsc the Furope un avUU'.' tie miu ! -bm ur ;em tftitmev\ nt Harden i'miwt.n f eldin'* fur ucwluv u<n>tU fall n v,p: work ** h -iiI to Frr*istint ]H*n to bring home tu alt of us Uic InlfrilepemiriitfC of in*e*. water n:m .Vrwl /rnn V.im(; V'nii ttimikind Muni tiny Presuleiit *u:cv the clays of Theodore Heosevcil. CmCAOO. April 27 -- President "Wv are mi itu bvmk of new ivw,l Rooevett'a rrlorratuMun jMoumm, J better m....m....a.......t.u.....m....n...m.....a...m....j.i.i... " Mr while exi'cllem so far us It ue. is! Gordon snlij. becuus** we lijiv'. .. JU*I a sample of ivhat tin* Fvd'Twl't rvaclied tlie si line wheve r`invest CloK'nimrnl mu d hi ilii-.lUir |,| i li"il. Ilat tliere fiiiisaiv.iluiii. u |; rellevp im'm)iliyiiM'nl. unit ul the`'Nier uf Ihe ituy.'* smite time Jrjn'Ve'i}ie neiloiuil re-J snuuv* at Mis cmmlry. the J.muk Kflififtiry in A()vu(*at<nl V/uttim League waa tuld at the o)>vhlug of It* elerenlh anmisl fotiveji- .Iii M.im.iloliuji Si'Iio o Ih tlen hen* lodiiy, Tlie speaker was Mr. Harry B. Hawex. former UitUed 6tutv* tfennlor and chaitmau of the Vedmil Wild Life Connell, who j* one at ihe foremost conscrvatioulsu of the country. "Conservationist* have special I.' ri.r Chrl.Ha^ St-o'-.e Sued r VVINN1PKG. Man.--With a vim producing greater emnrncy and wonojiiy tu school fUiHuchig. s k i provMIhig egtial families for ctluc'' tlon In all peris ol the proving .? change* lit ihe Mamiubn eiita- - have been pitred under Ihe wmer In ' AiiMvalm pud the ttuu tr.mi uu rt* luinlimium are levmlerfully aitmc- CuniHliun tlvv. tin* *oawy*d and cjuar white sand being plainly vb.il>:* from the U{lllUM' pJnifonn. !*/wrmf f T*. U V* the largest bnlhing pool In- KDMONTl Auatisltu. hring min' iiv iv a m utea!ii,rv pvj n i and i*ou<alnuiH ll.OW.0Ub gallon* ul ,j,,. ,KI *'n'*`r. , i.iiHiia muk-t Sydiwy Luther* nee hiklug full ItUAXta,*' anl.i mlvaiiUige t>f the p*ad. UunuamU the Soviet So being seen In thu water and on the ' prupagmutn, wind during ihe day and M nlghl. imi'Miig h i The dve*lng tMvillun, iienr Ui* uiemsetve* u htiich more wifhinr ears if ire. could { .{u>d oiler u-mi* to whlcn urrisras >m- m> e. aao.wo to eMaVhsn a porlrr* have ib`e..c...o..m....e......a..r..c..u...s..t.i.i.m....'.-..d.. 'll may *eriti like ubiitg fur*ufleld Olrtl dbrumnt MM'liimnlunrslhnipn hIni aknirdiiehmtnvx. dc.-iunutfd u> (he ln Hduy Humcr --even viMwmtry. If you plen*e--to SLSS'Sadvoeuts wind nmoupu almost io SSKST if J o`r 12?'*TM.'".?economic planning on .a world ke-.ilo. Why.' you n*k. 'ihoufcf we consider financing the maehtbrry to. build vend* and sunttary rm.i and wc ' SiJm in1 .,Kr """" " SSi,"Zcleaning plant* and o 1 mills and ,-rhotar.'hi|> m reeovtmlcm of Mr*. MwW'VrV deep Ullercnt in kardcnlng us m out*of-<lnuv vocntum fur yuuut people. The scholarship will be at the School of IJnrucititurc for Wtmieii at Ambler, peniw.. and i* to carry an annual award of <300. It will be open AS. S5 it "Iii;,n '"> M * * I" M tlM.,score trie* of oilier project* Mtonsanrf* >f ml In le? new conn^#v-.in- 0`f', Scout* of uiManding rerurd >' *\low of the United Chrlslhuilty and o magnllleenl In-1 cm-W j mo ur less motive on the purv of the Executive t jona ,?*eee* nv reclamation rut be carried out on all' n ^s. uer ivae ` oJ-e pravi-ment* which of u* will! *i*ie and national jjrojKTlie*. in- * orrr More* liryer see. and how r,v i they bi'nelU xur ;World (livil Aircraft eluding army and navy reservation*.} tn addition there l* u vast ncrenne I Kuiioiia Cilv !tinnlh rvuj' _" '' n* <T -My an*wcr I* tluit such rx)nm will cmitv wcsilth--U my o|>uili>n. will creme It more ri ildly per dotJar wf cxpemtlhire than would To Knee in Eiik Iu iu I of rut-mvr land nw lying uik* which with the rnnsvnt of Us owner*., r,.. Tht rhf.>fl4, u i u u .d u n.ww u, ,l.v.tu,M.|l ini. "J tsrrlut !rm VonH*r Siieesw forrsl* and made into bmxtbtg i cvwmx in Kni t tf>riMlbr 1...___.. Aunvoai- a Mmtlnr rapendUu -< r anywhere within the borders of uur own country or Euro[>e-- 4ecuu*c these new rountnr.i an> In the tuowlnv of heir destiny. ** w m th' period of Heavy foreign Jiiwymcnl alxty years w#o." Survey SIio h * X Irp* Atsionje Aiiu t m'ii h Seiimrn . LONDON -- lhtcrnaUonul race* *c*. habllutlwts for game of niutrl.v 30 nr ihe small rexruumii! 0|eii to tho world** fastcat civil olrcruft will bv hrld in England during all kinds." a fore.it of reevowMi timber lx tv owner* who abialned permit* ha1 clojH-rt thrlr doors and rr M-rklne thu iln>t week In Atigiut, it i* an* commdnl brcidlng place fur bad* ii'fundx on llwir permit*. Fi*w b j i- uounced here. The comm i* ex- and nnimnti, Mr. Hnwea said, and ptfentinna ar*- bemg iTcelved irmn pvoud to bo held ut Fot-taiiunitH. A 10-mile pylon course i.v to be cun be mndr InibhuMe n\ vhl* tmic with little or rai expense. "These owner* of si ore* anti restaurauis ii>*ar sellout*. *rnirhmr in Mr < Htind imd out iind all the racing win lake place wilhin 500 feev of ihe ground. A minimum prlre lund of tiooo hits rrurawth forests will be undlstnrLH'd, M CniupU'll. an mvist-lor tor many yaaiv at least lr imoihi't' slate jHirr fiM*| ithU deni; quarter of a remury." he *nul. mem. (ar U.i deiKirt- i*i'U ttuui'uiucrd. U u iHXiiHiM'd Unit I In' ruuiM' fur (he heal* shall bp SO WASIIINriTf^K Apr I 2U l\ 'riie | [rtllw. and )O0 miles Jor the MnaU. Cominerec lA'iiitemn-ui reiKiricii' iu- Any di-vinable mean* for Increasing day approximately XI h *r cent ul the seonicn below the grat e uf IIc q m.s c U officer employed on At irrlcan'mcrchant marine ahlpa dt ring tlio Jaat MK'1%1 will Ik * allowed. MONITOR READERS year were aliens. SlattnUes aliuwsd i: 5A0O nativeborn American .v'snieii were Khlppcd are and reshlppt'd on Amc dean veawl*. while 34.000 fully not italir.pd: chiinn and 79.A0O allcrui >rera shipped and rrnhippml. The bu c reported that 17,oou Brili'k *ub. cv eluded mnOiiK the alle Quality GyrvhciotLL man* anil fi(ninlnrd<i third will* *but I two Winiii|M'|( Niic* III .Seienil They know that onlv a natnr nf 0007-SWP-000122803 rM Owm ** tne twcmtrm cen tury.'* "Whether. u* the result uf .point- Cot iroulie* am! ecuuniute rotifer- etuv. nuivy or tin* hhunauco* to world trade wilt bw f-miivi-rt, yet rvmutw, n> be mvii." AH'. l.ttiigMvi aatd. Dr Clyde WiIIu h m 1'ln-tftt. Intud of llir llfplll IHH-llt ill il'UIIHItlll'* Hlil finance ul tlv** I'uHiTuvvy n* t'lmii.t. Iiuoga. dn.i-UM.mg live mpurlmice or the oi(*rM*H ay.-neiii o1 American bank*. ilrrliired cum the ouraihm u greater spirit of optimum and Hn*y ore tired of this word deprra- >lo It la making people realize Uv neiy^ny of bring abb* to do xmr- Hnn* flu- thciit.-wlve*. Thing* are all right fur the proiilr who want to work, and they never have b**n mt igl>t fur tin* iiropte who don't want to wmk " Mix l-'irrit nhxil move limn 7iXj member* of the Woman'# No* ihnnil Farm amt Uarden A***el- Don ut a lunchron yesterday u * feature of a iltroo-day convention a ma or mn c Acncwcovcneo or ti,eoe.Mo q a l l o n * o F w a t c h , ma k in o it t m* u a k o a wiwi Hot wltvlhcf United btukea li'uUc "huh begun TueKlny aud end* laahould be rmwcty flmmfcd through rtaM. She reported that despite foreign ofBcrs of ft* own bonk* or twmvtiit time*, the organization was cdrl.tr through foreign banka, bill mhnmetnf rapidly and that It had rather whether romgn commerce rreentlv added three important of thU country u not better served bi-rmeite* in WArlmiftott. Virginia by the present system uf nuhring I and Maryland. Tin*, she'Mid. la both types of favihlie* rulher than great record for a bad flnanetal New Forests Held Fine Sanctuaries Brilliant Lighting''Meanwhile they-can become pcrfrci saaelunrln for wild life of ah kino.' Mr, Kuwca proposed ttvut on ad visory commltti'e of exports be pfo- Of Famous Aug video to work 'with the president or such plans, or out tin* Ij u a K WnicHt. by relying exclusively on foreign bank*. 'In oilier amtts. ....................... the relatively Vevent v im* ill the Unv.gn Arid of larce number ol nrtU\v ( American bunk*.'' he cent nmvdT "our Mr* Kont told Imw she and Mr. Ford Ueenmr tnierrsted hi the Wuyrwte lim up to IKr moment when >w "I.et s buy n and save it.** Mrs. Harold Murdock, president of tho To Aid Wild Life LriBuc- and oiher emwervutiDit asaielutions M'lrci u John comimtirr wnh tlie Pcenidem'* aproval to naw this purpoae. Mr. Snh Cordon, prexldent of ttin RcmucvrU Plan I.umiiul aA American Game Asawiation. nsu .*mr re r*s Cl SYDNEY. N. S. W.--Tho famoi uvlhing Jiool at Manly ha* been 1 lumlimtcd by powerful arc lamp* 3.000,000 caudle power. Pour a' icretttn trader na.. a treater and hew Knyliuui branch of the aao* praised ihe President fur leading Hit UmjM have been placed under U mure difjeirmiuted group of bunking rmttim, >|xkc briefly and greeted Way to Cousrrvation way in ihla new fluid, derliirltig (hat water alUrht'd to tlic irroinruad facilities front which in ehoo^e. the delrcatcs. who have come in 'he did more with the *mke of h Tin* i* the nm time that hgh "It follows that Uie co Sudbury from all pant of The hv Wall 011 la-Lipie Ih -ii to bring home to nil nf ux Hv have been placed under the wilier tent of American tunics mint nifes-.J vpuniry. mimtepevulmee o( imn -*. w.itre a wl AUftnilla ami tin* tlnU from the I anl.v iviiteJH'iit uii unimriimt jHirl Mrs. J. Randolph OooUdge of of mir banking fuvihtiv* fur roman Sandivu-i*. N. H.. president of the trade in an mg eur businesj* men * CommtvJun of New llump-htv* Art* . apfrlei !>nn .V>MOr Oh m* CHICAGO. April 37 -- Pvi*i<U>nt mankind tiniu uny PivKiiient siren Ue days of Tlntxlori* "We nrv 011 the brink of new n.-n lumlimtioti arc wonOei-futly ailva* live, the seaweed and vicar win1 t 'mpivlteiiMte orgemtrutinn of and Ciufi*. udti of me origin and RouM'vi'h's h*fon*Mniloi jM-ogriim, belter thma In i*m.wrvutiun." Mr. sand bring plainly vlmble from tl Urger. mare diversified ami more flnaneniK and promotm* lacinin itml in sirviiiK them beiier tltun liny miier mrilnnl under a turieiy of Ml' nations." purpose of the nmimlKKlmi, which. aliejsimt. mt v i*j * without pay to pro vide essential htMrueiiuu In eruflsle.mMiip at a hlah mtler lev Individ- rural reLiiui.i uml In eo- while excellent so tar us It xoea, is Gerdau anlJ, "brenttew we have ih j v J\ii u sumyle of what tin* Frdrnil reached the Mh k c where retni'iMaOu'viiimi-nt iin 1I0 lu ihts.Hnr to J Unii. net men* euiourmtimit, u lav rHIex*- mu-mplw.vmyni. ami til Hir i.rdi-r ( the ptiuluvm. U I* the largest bathing jiool I AuMrulUi, h-lug nine m-n-s m ui< ami vwnitiimug ll.uvo.uoo .iUwii Wiiter. Mr. John Abbnik. v.er-pie.vlileiH niietutive ginups of the (owns and *nm>* 111111- impruvi* ihe luMlimul re- uud oer.vial m;mer ot Uusim-ss Villas. r*u*ve*. i>t the cturntj-y, ihv* l.uink Syilnvy bmheia arc taking ft mhamage of the pool, Ihmi.sum Publishers' Interimlimwl Cuh|Hr*v- Mr*, huberi A. Ware, rlmlnnun lioit, declared tliul Jonue...r.-..t.e...r.m......c..r..e...d..- nf the tissuenmoii'M eiiuraunn eomiu tor export would j ,ult m -ehim- J minec. ummumre) the award oi the natlnif or easing the barrier raised !^*irh Mrndlry Tysjm Memorial against products from Ihla country ' Fellowslnp for ttW-W, The wimver on the cacuee that terms offered by M*** Velva Rudd, a teaching i**- Europtnm exporter* arc required lo ',!'`aeu in ixituuy at the University do bualntt* m overseos niaracia. w Cvncinmnt. 1 do lwi advocate rare, with* h'lraram protrstln* nanlnst the Europe vm crvdU'/' hr said "km our ,cminilmeiit nf Harden rsctenaion riolnis for gcdlnv* a-ould Tati jtiiirh more u'liimc i i tf we. could oiler b*ruu* to which aversea* vnv porter* have become aecu.'vtamed. **Zt may seem like uuiug far-uflvld i Hvosevrlt. An ahnouncrinent told of plena to rune alO.OOO to rrbU*h Olrl tfcuut M'holnrahip in gnidinviiiK, di'siiiiiui*'d iin piv i.on Henry Uotivvr --even visfonury, If you 11101100--to advocate whut nmuunu nlmooi to economic planning on a world scale. Why.' you ask. 'should w* conxider financing the machinery to . build road* and sanitary systems add .wont cleaning ptnnts and oil mills and a core of 01 her project* In new coun tries 1 (ion*and# of miles awoy--im provement* which moat of tw will .-rhoiarshm m tecogmliou of Mrs. Iluvwr's deep interest m gardening as on out-of-door vocation for young |h*op:e. The scholarship wilt be al the School of Uoriiculimc for Women at Ambler, p mu w ., nrt v* to carry an annual award of *600. It will be open to Oiri Scout* of oui.vanding rrrorU from any oecilon of the United Suit*. Wuiiim r.i-nipie wns (old *t the <i|tcit- hig *f tu eleventh annual uonvenlion het'i* (odiiy. TJie aueaker wsa Mr. Harry B. Ha we*, farmer United 8tuU- Sena tor and rhalrmnn of the Frdcml Wild Life Council, who is on* of the foremast comci-vatiouisu of the country. "Con.servMlonlst* hnve njwrUt rause f.ir wi-icouung and app'.-::d::.a President Rameweiv* |>rnui-*m f re. foreUllon,'' Mr. Hawes uitd. ''Along wild all outer chlz'-n* wv welcome 11 aa a plutt (or relieving unempiov-1 ment. M mvtnber* of ihU grvai ofgaulsaUon wr ec in it aUo a rreoumuon of the prlncipJe* or Christianity and 0 magnlflccui In itiative on the (Kiri of the Executive that should lead Lo federal expan sion of Christian HTorl* in genernl. T\)ia work of improvement and reclamation eon be carried nut on all aisle and iiAiionai proiwrue*. In in Muuholmu SohottU being ecvn In tho watrr and on tl wind during the day and m nigh MffriAt ta Thr Chthllitn Al^miUr The deewilng pavilion, near u WINNIPEG, Mnn.--Wilh vba to producing gi-e*ier Htten-ucy a;n^ ifCiiQiny 1 school flnmicmg, aid providing equal fardittes for eduei - tion In all ptnu ol the piovluc ctuangva In the Mnitiiuli* citwi- ]' t!snsl w.irv ,(ra-4 u j k >> ii piovinciui govci-m.n-in oy u.t Mj . 1 f iwUw 'LdAVlik-m Kr*U'itil 11,11 itc 14 c feri-nve with Ihr eabmet. The leuchcrs' tlelegnllim aemwd figures sboivnig ihni rural teachers' .salaries Imd been rediiNs, eoiuwerabiy m tnte yettva. 'llie -p were today over 600 icachcr* rt-* crlvlng *600 or less per year. Ovri 12oO tCAChcra lit rural dlsirlcta wrre: griting between *500 and *760, w-lviu* In IMS only 3*0 w-evc in that cloas.. Bcor Slorrg (!lnainp' never act, and how* can they bct>lh u*?' Worlil Civil Aircraft cluding urmy mid imvy reservntiimv. In ndditinn there is w vast Acreage KaiiNi* (iil.v HoporU "My answer I* that such exports wit! eriiiti* wealth--in my opinion, To Kiin* in England of cut-iivvr land imw lying u!W winch with Ihr ennsnit of Itx owners, Sf+.- nt lx Thf r*,../,itn A.-.r-rr .V.IHUnr KANBA8 CITY. Mo. - Alivmiv will rrifitc U more rapidly per dol lar v>( rxpvmltlure than would g*-rit fr*M Mmlle Jare*a might be ilcvrlopeU into pcnnuiii iu 1 suRte retatU'rs ol 'al toner are lori-jil* aud made tula brcciiuig rle-lng in Kimsss (. . Approxi- a similar expenditure anywhere . LONDON -- Xiucruatiunul race* places and habitation* for game of nialcly 3Q of ihr *nmll rcKiuiiflutt within the borders of our open to (he world's fwilexl civil air- all kinds." owners who nbislm-d iM-rmll* hnv,- country or Europe-beem l*u*sc I cruft will be held In England during A forrtt of regrowth umcr l n clawd thrlr doors mid arc as`king new countries rv in tho ujiawing of their deatuiy. aa we were tn the tha dm week In August. It 1* an nounced here. Tli' contest 1* ex eoiigenlal brei-dmg place for bird* rfnnd* 011 liieir permit*. Pew apanil nnlmalt. Mr. Hnwr* said, and pllnitian* are being received from period nf heavy foreign IliveMmeul uiy year* aao." Siirvrv ."ilioas Aliens 4...Wn.ktktntt pected to bo held ut Portsmouth. A lQ-uute pylon cuurxc la to be hud out and all the racing will take |ilmv within 600 feet of the ground. A minJimiiu prlre lund of iooon mu can be nuide IniUllublc m thl* time ttb 111 tip or no i-xpi-me. "Tlu-sw rrcnnvUi foroU will br undlMut-lx-u for many j -p a v s . at t*-ust fin" unoUn-v quarlrr of a century." he am at. owiterx nf stnrrs and reslauroius near srlmnls. nmmUnig h> Mr t Hnxel M CrmupU-ll. nn niNis-elm* lor II I elnlr pm-e f<Kl mill drug driKirt- im-nt. Anmnjf Amm rMiui *iiiit n ,^|iM jniMcaiiiced. it |>r<i|HM>d thii c flip eimu.* (or Lite heats shull be Ad WASHINGTON. April 50 Ml -The niltex, and UK) uillra ior thr final*. Commerce (h-purtmt-m rcporleil to Any di'visiiblu nii'uus fur increasing day ayproxlmately xa |a*r cent t the fclievd wit) be uhuwvd. ei.men beluw llie urude of licenseU officer cmplo>vd on Ann-clean 'mer chant marine ships during Usa loot year wrre ailriu. Stallstlc* sitowed 1T1M0 nativeborn Amcrlcuu M'ainen were idUupe.1 and rcshlppi'd o American vessels, MONITOR READERS are while 34.000 fully natnrahxed. elllc^ne and fg^oo aliens were shipped and reshlppeii Thu bureau rejoined that n.000 Srltl-h subjects were in cluded nmong Ilf aUen* with Oernxan* amt RpwnlarH* seemut au l third with *Ui! IluO nieh. Quality CamuUauA. Wiimijirff Nines Ouiii In Seternl Iiiiliislrtcs JprrM / TUr ChrttHm* Hjmmlnf W1NNIPEO, Man. -- Manitoba made noteworthy progress In Indus try In lOS'f. it wu* reported at Utc fifty-fourth annual meeting of the "Now diihwaihing Ve v a s p r c d ' PREVENTS HIP Is no job at all" --A telli laubend and DIAPHRAGM 'BULGES'*.. *lo MQKE( It*s r31y easy with ftlnso. Dife w lively iud> iwiib off (he grease in a correctshoflow back leandoth oar dinner dithev--pots mu peiutnil everything?--in I ? mimne*. ml .Ml *-fllir, Iiy It uted to ttkt me tc leut fwice u king tJieir cu'tixlre ^eln/r, lair perfect e*re nf tlie iSfee mtt rlilheiili |*irinl nf the figure -- )>Sp, Ule< wj?--yr ic a n>l *M*lihr*gm. A'*// fit- e / >/ien( rrtlut- t tot* Ik bfof# 1 chog4 to Rinio." You've uied Ufuo for wuWrtg clothe*. You know how k mb out dirt---uve* grabbing-- mx s wloihct 4m} iVi*<Ih whiter--sv/rot Nov cry it (or wuhlog duhasi Sea hew it BMkea rrs jr*y Ant* and pan# cone eblaloj bright io a jiffy. RineowiJI lira fou dm* and work three Urnee t dey. It wiil my your hands. You'll be to thrilled* fou'li ose it tor all other deaningl Cup for <up, Rlnie gives twice os muth audi a\ lxlitweixht,pu(fe<l'up ttwpa -- nr* tn Lirjnt ktt/rr. (let lh* BIG UuuieUold j>svk*ge They know chat only a paint of SWP quality applied now can. save their property from costly depreciation at lowest cost. Its money'saving quality has made its economy a paint "buy- word" the world over. 4 1 ^ j Something tluit'g f observe! And one Co offer your frien Dry. Then your f nented--while 1 lighted. For there C A I >** >.ui ui> a x iu** of A/mirrmr* Alulon 9i Wvi JCth Strrrt New Yurt City t*hC**;.* WI-.,u mi t.U .' ___ 1. eo.Vef :o tHrf --1 0007-SWP-000122804