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world news in fcus THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR ONE NORWAY STREET, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS 02115 APR 13 \966 Ma n a g e r , De t r o it Of f ic e 3-212 General Motore 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 14 1965 Thank you for the pleasant visit I had with you when calling at your office on my trip to Cleveland last Vi Herewith are photostats 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 va far better advertising value today than It did when ju 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 80^ 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 Ill Altadena, California. Altadena Hardware sells Sherwin 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 02U5 0007-SWP-039417 0007-SWP-000122796 vsanrtA. May a--'in* peacemi May Day throughout Austria is con being studied, Mr. Lyon said, snd tie ought to know, having banded Of S4*iulit Union* sidered proof that the DoUfuse Oov- some M.00 birds of all specie*. The ernmeiu is overlooking no stop to maintain control. Vienna had the appearance of * beeleged fortress, with stcef-helmeted soldlere carry ing bayonet* everywhere, and ma peltean requires the largest sue. Mere than 1,300,000 birds ivow wear numbered bands put out and re corded by the united Slate* Biologi cal Survey, according to Mr. Lyon. Some mid west and Canadian banders RERUN. May 3 uP* Chmir Jlor Adolr Hitler * Drown ahirn, by sur prise nna : ik me last t urdl* yesu-rdsy on! the nv.a to N: tionsi Socialist doramal.on uf the Labor chine guns, barbed wire barricade* have become apecialiaU In studying movrtiu'iil by occupying the head- ' Tw 6uiM So *mc UmiM-OittUil friw and armored lutomobiie* bioekiag certain species, he added- For ex quaru'ra of Ihr Irre hntlr union* TWO MOOIU L0e0M0TIVS OONITKUCTlD BV TUCVITHJCK t * Bust* *r Lnd*A Avsh r **.* Kngton# Simimmirttn tarly fttrlv. .e Part Early Engine ModelsIn*i f Tr#n*>rt*ll*r>, ail entrance* to the inner city. For ample. there la Mr, W. J. McOer. throughout ejei-mniiy. the first time since ISbO demonstra a bander of Bault fiutnte Munc, Bnrlalist Irmler.-. if the unions, tions and parades of every sort were Mich., who hus slipped aluminum forbidden. In the suburb*, however, flag-waving Socialist* were freely permitted to parade by hundred* of thousands, . bracelet* on (he leg* of more than WOO purple finches, a iu i Dr. wil liam Rowan, or the University of Alberta, who has placed numbered circlets on some 1000 FrankUn which have SJU0 000 rm'mU'r*. werg arresird. The truth* - uiiiuns of m> uiiur* ore to b` imuli- minunal .mu r than uitcruaiinuiiM m cliuruiMM-. FiueDt Parley Displayed in London LReaedsetrrisctin HDoeubsaeteI J*om UuKilt* LONDON -- Eager schoolboys ion Law Of Inflation Billflocked to Kensington Science Mu seum to gaae at models of the first' steam engines on view at an exhibit I Delegates uon to commemorate tho centenary' of Richard Trevithick--"father of mbero o i the railway locomotive.'' Trevithick built and worked the rence (first engine for transport to run on! j rails, it la claimed. He was only 21* when he made a steam engine which ar ran round a table, and In 2001 he [ ly 2--aymbollq displayed thu at the Navy Board's; veller's puule- ! Office. 1 i if a monkey* ftne wreck! hto radually evotv- which cne day In 2*09, as the result of a chat-1 Icngc. Trevithick produced a steam l engine designed to run on rails tof take the place of the tram horses Jn mines. In HUM he brought me' wide inflexible "Catcn-me-who-ean" engine to Lon-, Roosevelt Ad- don. and there on a similar track.' UUude of co* he gave Londoners rides at 10 miles-. oblrms. U the , per hour for 4s. a head. HU inventive! thl* country In the Third oce on Private urg* led Trevithick to pursue an ad venturous career. In l*20 he w m Instrumental in salvaging a ship off. Margate. For five years he was busy j building steam engine* for such pur- [ *ni Iim just poses as pumping, plowing smi lo| ThrilJcrs on Kutiioiton and per* | operate mine machinery. Then he .lion. For ths went to South America, where ha I Opposed by P.*T. A.*r. in a series became, intimate with Bolivar, the- ttrwrart F*t*s1 Liberator. Tb* year ibii levnj lo.-n . The Government U firmly impos ing Itself upon both left *jvd right extremists. Ail restriction* are di rected aa much against Fascist* a* against Socialise*. Thu FremU-r de- clarcs that the partial restriction of liberty 1* to preserve real liberty. Union with Oermany-s* not de sirable. he says, because Austria has SjMN'iu) Rule to Prevent ;lls own mission. Ho declare* that Mcitiilin" ami Ansui'c thoso who work for an Independent Austria are Just a* good Oernian* u Prompt Pa.-sa^e those who want Austria to disappear In Germany. 1 Recent municipal elections show Sprint tr.-m W(/.^- Byr*t : WASHINGTON. May 2-- In a test vote, adopting by 301 to ill, the rule limiting debate over the 'urm-eoutrolled inflation bill, tho that the Christian BocislUta Gov ernment M holding Its own. and though th* Fascists are gaining many vote*, mostly at the expense of the Socialist*, they are suit not supported by more than a third of House today revealed the strength tho Austrian people. The Socialists, of the group supporting inflation ever since the war. have eon all ary authority, and paved the way powerful In Vienna, 'out now they for speedy ndoplton of the measure. are not In a position. t resist the The vote indicate# that either very Ute tonight Or tomorrow the infla tion phases of the bill will have been enacted, and tho Anal stag*--be fore presidential signatures--will have been concluded in cuio ut the Government. Suffering one defeat after another, they received one of tha most telling blows *e the re cent municipal election* at Inns bruck. where they lost nearly a quartrr of their votes. ~iol sweeping and aojuwtiortul legislAtlvc moves of the new Adminis tration. -Burne leadrra were hoping to hold j 1* Hey*, : l.v.ay. > rH *tf. tt-v-1 .,<sitcr w-tj guile. u Other bander* have begun to make interesting dueoverim about bird nabiu. crows were not MtwwU to I migrate but a* n result of Utr *tu- dloa of the Carter brothers of Mos cow. Saak.. It.was found Umi ihvy travel as far a* WO miles. Mr. Mc- Oce discovered that the evening grosbeak, unlike moat birds, migrate* east and west. Of course, the more bird* wi-.n-lng bands, the more likelihood of Inter- eslng result*. The percentage of banded birds recovered." Ihnt is caught a second time in a dirtweiu. piker, is small nt j^ewnt. Out of ill* 1000 brown creeperm he ha* bunded. Mr. Lyon has had a report from only one, which was found In Ely. Mlmt. Mere banders are needed along the paths of Ute bird's migration*, he thinks. In the meantime, Mr. Lyon o i*i> plenty of enjoyment out of hu bird studies. -For one thing, he grw to know birds tike people. Even ivinmig the same speeles, he says, bird* dif fer In dispositions. He found till* out through his trapping activities To bund * bird, it must flint b* ruptured in a luuiu- Ira* trap into winch It l* viivviKli'rl with offers of food. Then the bird > l* picked up. bsuded and released 1 Some birds, 'bums" the bander* cu"ll leaders said. ! HuvUvg prrvhi>lv ntu.--li.-d the BtX'lul DcmiHsmur Penv. Un- Fas- put* realised lihm Js -'. io Umi'-*. back- Uo iip---llti* (ruto nnt'-iu - still moved mrutnlly m |h* iduihigy f Marx ism. rvrti ttuiubh !i inters H ied out- vcnrdly to AWiJig Ih.-m into ime with Ihr new mndrpt 01 (li-rm.iny In Borlm.l the Koscut siarm troop* occupied the it.ilhmn) liead- Omirier.* 01 the uuinivs .nut me gigantic bmpling t the Metal Workers*- Unieii Fromlucne* reitvinii.xi li inh-iK ar rested were the preMrtctu. Th'-'dor Ix-iliarC the VH'r-meJ.n!e|H. Peter Oi n.ssinnn. mitt )Iiil<Mf Wnreit. fnr- mrr Munsn-r pf Isiixir lli-n Groo*- muM flcured us l,/il>orV rcpmtenintn.j i<mng ni-*iii.itn>r>* leading to adoption ut the D.iwes plan. J Niu Nocvly To Iti'tum KraiichtM HAt.fFAX. V. 3.. M.y 3 is-Nova anmn reaidenU rrcrivinv aired re lief durtiuc thr iw*t ta<> .v-itrs would lent In their frkiohpw tlimitgli ix v mage f>t m kii.vi-mmrnt bill introduced In (lie Legislature Inst mshl. Tlie bill amends n plaliiU' d.-prlv* uvg them of Ute franelure. u ftjt otbcrver iv* member. e Jr. of Jaekn of the Com al Lav of the vtton, and one In CoeW Rlc*. -o**lii It- ' 1. and the following year in Nicaragua looking for a rout# to the east coast. College to Boycott vi ui* way once for ail. but It waa ,,\.n*ldcred more likely that the Anal decision would be deferred untU to morrow. * re# CSei-osa Sfitnet H-tmMur FHEBNO. Calif.---A resolution ob jecting to the '.'thrillers" broadcast in tho meantime the conference ov*r th* radio during th* early hours witch will have to bo held to Iron of th evening was paassd at the The grateful ^S/armth mben of the 4 Technique Shops Selling Beer out differences between House 'and Senate on $3 minor amendments to annual meeting of the district Parent-Tsaehsr Asaoclatlen here. irton* of Farit, Aa deleqauon. meet in Home Jr. Cooper will ;kel, Amrriean 1*. who waa a *w York Bute ruuiar aerviee i be Mr. John ant In Europe aory Commit* J*rial to f* Cftruliee Ariesrs Mun"o* FARKVXLL*. Mo.--Park College has declared an official boycott on aU establishments handling beer. Mr. Frederick W, Hawley, president or tho college, aa* Issued a state ment requesting the studenu of the college not to patronise such mer chants In Farkvlll* or elsewhere. The faculty of the college has the agricultural provision* of the bill win have to wait until the Kuua* is to concur In tit* inflation amendment, but disagree in tho otters and ask for a conference. GcmocraUc leaders occasioned generat surprise by their extrema caution In the inflation procedure. It was assumed that an overwheim*M majority of the House favored thi triple grant of permissive eur- In presenting .the resolution, Mrs. W. V. Hardman said: "A* tho welfare of the child is the flrat consideration of the parent- teacher organisation, a protest has boon received from many parent* regarding the type of programs re ceived oyer the radio between &:90 and p. m. It to very evident that this type of program has a Patri monial effect on the child. Therefore reneea on the it subject of held, the first the second In October. 1M. I* the Vnited advisory *4- gone one atop farther and ha* ap pealed to the merchants in Park* vine not to engage in the sale of beer. This request baa been filed with the merchants: "We, the faculty of Park College, conscious of our responsibility, earnestly oppeul to all merchants mey manipulation authority eon:r-red on the President. The special rule method was dovl-'ed yesterday after Representative Bmrand H. Snell of New York. Reptbiiean leader, prevented lmmito. consideration under unani mous consent. At that tUn* he do- we'are presenting a resolution con demning the broadcasting of 'thrlitort* In the early hour*, of the eve ning and would have them changed to a different time of day. Another resolution was adopted favoring tho censorship of motion pictures by a committee, particu that cheers a thousand churches fereneo uni-1 and other Farkvuie individuals in the and vicinity not city of to en- iv* to the lla-1 gago in the vale or beer or any rrier to which beverage with aleohotie content . . . eutiea. At Ihia and thus eodperate for the protec i BUtes waa tion of our student* and other peo erver but did ple of our community." 0 adopted nor winded consideration or tho luflotlon amendment under the Avo-min- larly those pictures shown at special programs for children on Saturdays. It. w*rld Celton Consumption relating to NEW YORK. *Ur S--Wort* coiMimplton auaed by air* r sll kins* f Mtn durint U,rtK unl.t on the sur* at Home, ha* ppssainisisiy S.m,see aahs, S4*r*ini the Kf Tsrx Ceuen Rseasnss amir* *r*p*r*4 with a.Ma.SOe In T*ni*ry. 1th damages 40.WS to Msrth last ye*/. I.MC.oae two 1 and to their imj resultinc rear* . 1.194.000 Mires yeors sto, *.11#.to* fear yenro see. ui raft. i 4 supplement Soft Water. by tho adop- to be applied .used to third e or to their Instantly ra there la no ( |W) Hrim* CeWm/"* p with the air at Turn of Faucet (Higltl) Wntmiui/rr .lU*y I What the bark is tO a tree, a tight, tough, pro OK very praflical. Freasons, rnlirrly apart frimi iismaielileaatHrtnfort, Williarm* him<|.|trilip. wilii >! alleuiJant i|ru*)ni'r),*lirl ami int-nkieney, ()il.< KM aiic Mw**oilof*ny ftrade, ns tecting coat <Sf fine old SWP is to the weather-beaten wood of your house. ,-y It protects, preserves and beautifies. ti,- Todays conditions call for the pro l5 Days' Trial tection that only a paint of superfine pie A n* uienillts *rLthle water eorunvr *hMh H* * ear liywi Metantip M quality can give. Fine old SWP the mini** hr*4i arersm wtWr mi ------ Insures maximum service at a low OiLO-Maiif Healing lias Iweu sjirnfwvl by live urfliite.'U of Imncireil* >f the wirld*s fun'l sod rm.nl tmxirrn fhorvlies, h has been iiialslled in a great msnv very famous eltiiri'hes- nouhly Wentmiileler. Ifeim*, and Canterbury eailiedruU. One reasoo for this preferemr is the very great ivnssny re sultant from Oil-O.N!*li(*'yT<Mibilfty of eoolrol. Minimum f*referabl> the heavy. inW'^MOt tiel oils which uumt oilier hom er* eanntif hamlle. *l`heia heavy ol<* are not otilt lower in prive, hut far richer in hcat-imh*. Oil-1 l-Maiir i* ipoVkiy inatailel in any lyjw of heating plant --hot waler.-ream, vsjwr or warm air--ami is also fur nished as uriMOjdete unil plant -- -Imiler and burner CMnoined --with full I'onirnlA I SALESMEN .......lkre ibe *!. i effirtk n IS ssyv cost that no inferior paint can hope tK lril W KeuM*lvj. MakM vsur m/ik thea rtia nut rsr to attain. iteai msy Imt used iltiriug ihr periods when ihe churrh i* unoec 11 pied, with full,exactly cor 'IVIephonc your Oil-O.SJstic leal^-r Ph Is v . a led 1 *M. 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Missouri _ 0007-SWP-039418 0007-SWP-000122797 SCkUXLijj KU-NiyoiC BOSTON^ WEDXKSPAvi MAY 3, 1B33 o3 th Look* at Yesterday lUinoi* Man Ends Best Yearhav* .... .................................. and delicate UafMtloa provision to any form of amsbdaeaw Demo Ever Spent In Broivn Creeper9cratle tsadsra refused. Zt was then that they fell book on th* ipeeUl rule method as preferable to Ua* more ruky suspension procedure. P--ldto th* delay, passage of th# Bands IOOO of Tiny Birds Together If ith Other. aUn farm bUl including'th* InflaUpn provision wag so tonera!ly ao- Kinds--Soys Some Enter Traps Second Time * ogptodi aa cartaih by tha and of th* mk that Ur. Henry A. Wallac*. Just to Get the Food mmraUry of Agriculture, announced tB#4 h* had aaksd aB Ooreroor* to S*tM| I'rm Tht CInon W.!' ' mi, tip state advisory oommtttso* to sptem trm ww *'* | them, enter the trap* over and Over tad* part tn adaioUtratlon of tho Brm RUf Aot. T'Blo'action was prompted by th* toterm of th* asaeon and th* dsalr* of th* Administration to apply tha radueUea in crop produeuon feature* of th* bill to this y*ar*a 0H1CAOG--'Thl* l* th# biggest fagaln. just to get llw food. Mr. Lyoo year I've had in brown creeper*,' Id Its watched tom* of the** ro- said Mr. WUUam L Lyon. Wauke gan real estate mao. who has cele brated banding his on* thousandth peaten and got ta'kttow their way* so well that he could guess tho In dividual bird's band number wlUtoub seeing it. emper. He is convinced ilmi birds aro , crop. Vb )m* It ti put into opsration The** may not be boom day* for .not frightened by trapping. He had imawilately It would not havs any th real estate business, said Mr. studied numbers of them and Had* asset on th* agricultural situation far another year. Lyon, but liters'* no slump in th* fascinating study of tho habits of that upon release they do not fly far from their captors before alight wild birds as conducted by the In ing and preening themselves. Of 60 Vienna Is in Hands land Bird Banding Association of birds h watched, the average dis which he u president. tance flown by the MM upon being Of Military During The brown creepers and fes spar freed was 100 feel. row* are both numerous this yrar. May Day Program said Mr. Lyon, her* for * meeting of amateur bird student* st the Hiller'* Brown Shirts Chicago Academy of Bciences. The If rrtu Wlrtht* /rsm tftailv |n brown creeper wears tho smallest VIENNA, May 3--Th* peaceful band of any being studied, wild bird which is Mr. Lyon sold, and May Day throughout Austria t* eon- ft* ought to know, having banded sidered proof thht th* OoUftw* Oov- Mm* 61X00 bird* of all specie*. The Seize Ilcailquurtcrs Of Socialist Unions ernment u overlooking no step to pelican requires the largest sUe. JtKRMN. May 3 <!* - ChC *llor maintain control. Vienna had th* More than 1X00X00 birds new wear Adolf Hillcr`>> Drown Blurts. b> sur appearance of a bealtgrd fortres*. with ateel-helmeted soldiers carry ing bayonet* everywhere, and ma numbered band* put out and re corded by the Vnltod State* Biologi cal Survey, according U> Mr. Lyon. Some mldweil and Canadian banders prise nna noun. : llir laM hurdto yesterday on ihr iud to N: llooai Socialist domination of the Labor chine gun*, barbed wire barricade* have become speetallau m studying movement by occupying the head Tr i o-omut acuaei ucMins-oaairtl fnu and armored Automobiles blocking certain speeiea, he added. For ex quarters uf (he fret* trade unions . LOCOMOTIV** e0N*T0CTO BY TKIVITHICK all entrance* to the inner city. For ample. there Is Mr. W. J. McOee. ihroushout Oenmmythe Aral time since 1800 demonstra a bander of Baull Saint* Marh'. anclalut lomlrrs of tlr union*, s* gust* ef U*ndn Rum / sit*.#* Ksglto* (inuitmtrttM Carty Striy logs of TrsMpertslIen. EDairslyplEuynegdinienMLoonddelosn LReaedsetrrisctin.HDoeubsaete arrested9t*flst from Uo+Hf , LONDON -- Zirtr schoolboy*' Of Inflation Billfloclced to Kensington Science Mu seum to face at models or the first' steam engines on view at an exhlbi- Uon to commemorate the centenary' or Richard Trevithick--<"fatber ot Special Knle to Prevent the railway locomotive.* | uni] AssureTrevithick built and worked the-, first engine /or transport to run oni rails. H is claimed. He waa only 2)1 Prompt Passage when he made a steam engine which! **rrl-r/... Hssllt.r Srr*Mran round a table, ahd In 16CT he displayed this at the Navy Board'*; ? WASHINGTON, May 2--In * Office. ! test vote. adopung by 281 to US. Zn IMS, as th* result of a ehal-j the rule limiting debate over the ienge, Trevithick engine designed take the place of mines, lit 180* produced a steam to run on rails toj th* tram horns In t h* brought Lhe| 'urm-eontrolled inflation Hopse today revealed the of the group supporting bill, the strength Inflation Nova Sciiliit Nt*iily"Catcn-mc-who-can" engine t* Lon-; ary authority, and paved the way don, and there on a circular track for speedy adaption of the measure. To KiHuiti Fruit*hiehe gave Londoners rides at IS miles Th* vote indicates that either wry per hour for Is. a head. His Inventive. late tonight or tomorrow the Infla urge led Trevithick to pursue an ad- j tion phase# of the bill will have been venturous career. Zn 1810 he was! instrumental In salvaging a ship off, Margate. For five years h* wss busy building ileum engines for such pui- I poses aa pumping, plowing and to ` Thrillers on Kudiooperate mine machinery. Then he enacted, and the Anal stag*--be fore prcsldmilHl signatures--will have boon concluded ill <h o of the ..loot sweeping snd sensational li'gUlailve moves of th* new Adminis tration. ; went to South America, where flo. >e Kou** -v: u^v' > u^-o _ Opposed by P.-T. A.became intimate with Bolivar, the!; 'Borne leaders were hoping to hold j tion* and panada* of every sort were forbidden. In the suburb*, however, flag-waving Socialists were freely permitted to parade by hundred* of thousands. . . The Oovcromcnt Is firmly Impos ing itself upon both left and right extremists. All restriction* ro di rected a* much against Fascists m against Socialist*. The Premier de clares that the partial restriction of liberty la to preservo real liberty. Union with Oermaoy -is not de sirable. he says, because Austria has its own mission. He declares that those 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 It* own. and though th* Fascist* irt gaining many votes, mostly at the expense of the Socialist*, they are still not supported by more than a third of the Austrian people. The Socialists, ever sines th* war. havs sen all powerful hi Vienna, but now they are not in a position to resist tha Government. Buffering one defeat after another, they received one of the moat telling blow* at th* re cent municipal election* at Inns bruck, where they lost nearly a quarter of their vote*. Mich., who ha* slipped aluminum whtrtl havr 6XWOOO mmiliers. wer* bracelets on the legs of mure than t' 6000 purple finches. And Or. Wil liam Rowan, of the University of Alberta, who ha* placid numbered circlet* on some ?00O Franklin gulls. Other banders have begun to mnkr The I rude unions ot ho future urc to 0-* imnii' untuunil i.tihrr than mternatomnl its riiururicr. Fascist leaders said. Muvtug pivvioiiMv imw.hed th* interesting discoveries aaoboouuvt bird' j' floriul D*mi'rniie l*niiv. tin- Fss- hna--bitusi.. CWrWowW* wwev.r-e- n--ot supposed to1 rhts reohs.'d thiSl>;1nl)Mh,,back. migrate but as o reault of the mu - bon^-thc trade mi k -m -*>i*U dies of the Carter brothers of Mu*-! cow. Busk-. It wn found Hint uu'y | 'vrn ihouuh . mli t n i irt out Wv'ei M f is W0 mile*. 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Mr. Lyon plenty of enjoyment out of hi* bird atumes. -For one thing, hr geu tn know birds Uk people. Evrn timnng tho same spec lea, he says, birds UK* fer In dispositions. He found this out trapping activities. To through his band a bird. HALIFAX. N. S-. May 2 h.-Nva Sroim rrftldrnt* rt'crlvmg dirrrt re lief during ihr ji*t iwn vnirx would It must (inti be raptured hi s harm- main their rmiu'liuc llmHigli pass* Iras (rap mto which It i* rnvvislrrt Hgr of a K.ivrnimriu bill intit>duaed with offer* of food. Thru the bird in me LruLdaiurr lust mxhi. Is picked up. banded a...nd released. The bill mnciids a 'i.iliiir Jrpriv- Some bird*, "bum#," th* -b--a--n--d--e--r-*---c--a"ll mg Diem of tlve (ranrhwv. Liberator, :*h- yar 1632 toi.nj la Costa die*. in m.iu^L., . Ifft.iy. *.nd set. ;<-r .>mUr v-t ; i Ui* way uuco ior ati. out a was i and the following year in Nicaragua looking for a route to th* east eoa^t. u- mtdered more likely that the Anal decision would be deferred until to- Srrs-`"i r/>* Cfc'itOs- *o<<* SMiiir FftBSNO. Calif.--a rtsolution ob a^orrow. jecting to th* 'rthrlllm'* broadcast College to Boycott j Zn th* moantlm* th* conference ovsr tho radio during the early hour* whleh will have to h* held to iron of the evening was passed at the The grateful ^Sfcirmtk Shop* Selling Beer out differences between House 'and Senate on 83 minor amendments to annual meeting of the district Parent-Teacher Association hers. Mpttisl is r* C*ri*s* !**<* JVvsili FARXVJLL*. MO.--Park Oollei hag declared an ofBdal boycott c it all establishment# handling bet r. Mr. Frederick W. Hawley, preside t the agricultural provisions of th* bill will have to wait until tho H-j u s s Is to concur in uis lunation amendment, but disagree in th* otven and aak for a conference. democratic leaders occasioned In presenting -th* resolution. Mrs. W. V. Hardman said: "As th* welfare of ths child Is tho first consideration of the parent- teacher organisation, a protest ha* been received from many parents of the college, naa Issued a etat ment requesting the students ft* college not to patronise such me gr.nerah surprise by their extreme caution In the inflation procedure, it wa# assumed that an overwhclm- regarding the type of programs re ceived over the radio between 6:30 and p. m. It la wry evident that 'chants in FarkvtU* of elsewhere. Th* faeulty of th* college b s ** majority of tho House favored th-: triple grant- of permissive cur- thl* type of program ha* a detri mental effect on the child. Therefor* gon* one stop farther and ha* a - re.icir manipulation authority eon- w are presenting a resolution con pealed to the merchants In Par - fe. red on the President. demning tho broadcasting or `thrJJ- vine aot to engage in th* sal* Th# speels! rule method was de* lera' in ths early hours, of ths eve beer. This request haa b**n fU d vt'ed yesterday after Roprescntatlv* ning and would have them changed with the merchant*: Bertrand H. 9neU of Hew York, Re to a different time of day. "W*. the faculty of Park Collei t. publican koder. prevented tmm*- Another resolution was adopted conictou* of our rcsponslWUi i*. dto. consideration under unani favoring th# censorship of motion earnestly appeal to all merchat i* mous consent. At that tUn he de picture* by a committee, particu that cheers a thousand churches and other individuals In th* city if manded consideration of th* infla larly these picture* shown at spools! Parkvllle and vicinity not lo 11- tion amendment under the fivc-mm- programs lor chUdrni on Saturdays gage in the *ale or beer or a y beverage with alcoholic content . , and thus cooperate for th* prote s tion of our students and other pc w pi* of our community." World Cotton CMuumpUoia MZW YCHUC. Max i-.World w.mmpt n / nil kind* st calten Svriai Worth Uls K ooproaimoioly 1.11).MO Miss. BSMrXing * asm" Vi* York Oolion Rzch*nt* "--' ........ North Ion yor. I.M4.M4 r*or its. 2.1U.MO thrts ror* sf*. ).1J l.MO Imr yoor* o(. Soft Wate: Instantly At Tarn of Faac, t What the bark ( Mutr) Heim* Cmfhntrmt* (ffij/H) ITrWsimwrr .tUiey TIV)R vrrv MMiml i>ra`ti<-ul. )uwiMirLit. uitlt its iHicnOant V 0007-SWP-000122798 TJdJt t-Vt^Ua'A'XAar aCiiJ.VUfc MU-Ml'i'OlC BOSTON^ WEDNESDAY1, MA Utility Operators siblled out to pay an . _ when us rates already/ am baing Protest Shifting Of Oxad by the Xs Is l . An Increase in eteotrio fates. Mr. Hagtnalt oontencted, wiU in some in Tax to Companies " dastrey the existing buaidrive u to seek subaUlute He pointed out that tb ttectne washing maahlae la In di rect cnmpatiUoa with the iauadrlaa Declare Levy Would Act If uUUum are to bear this added federal tax burden, ha daolarad. they Against Common Peo wUI have to ~ "` eranomy in order to avoid raoelrar- ple Who Own Stock hip and may have to nbM assay thousands of employno and reduce vtfw generally. iHfMI M tfomtirr (tina WAAICNOTON. Uv KBctltc utility eparmton today protested.to Jobless Collegians Youth Look* at Yesterday have opened k add delicate toy fona i eraue l**d*n that they fol rule method more^rlUy^a eo Ur* tana b Mo d pcevlaioo offided os ceri H*k that U fleer*tary of J aia4 he had i set. up state take park in farm Relief t T'lBe aBtioa lawmeM of Ui sir* of th# AS U\o asnel* floiMt Cosu&lllo* agaUwi the proposed transfer of the existing * par cant tax on florasUc ta4 ooauwowMJ electric ulM from the customer* to fib* Industry Itself. Ur. WIkUaa J. Harm**, of CW- To Tell Roosevelt Need of Employment ] /r*m th* reduction features of U crop. Unless it affecto iTUm ter aaether y cm. ngwnnMM the newly-formed NEW YOfUC, May 9--'"The spear* Trtlim Etectrf* Institute. which 1a * head of an attack to break the rat*- Vienna li eludes 78 par coat of the aatlea's cence of professional people and let operating oampanKa. declared that them to admit thslr unemployed Of Mill while tha present ravenua to th* status." In a fob crusade la thrust Government from tha utility u*i* toward Washington and the White May I 883,000,000 thte um yould ba re House today la a moterbua load of dueod UsOOO.OOO by th* shift. Ha c* members of the Association of Un- Mf BrtU Wtfth plained that tha utility companlei cm ployed College Alumni which left VIENNA. M would pay approximately U-000,000 her*, yesterday. On Me arrival In May Day throe leu incoma tax on thatr nat incema the national capital, the dalegallon alderod proof l which would be raduead by tha pay' will don cape and gowns and teak went of tha tax. an Interview with President Ro o m- EaUataUAf tha preaant ux at 7 velt in the Inttraets of the "frayed crM* * consumer a month. Mr. white collar" on the basis of the Hagensn asserted that it haa caused slogan that "You can't eat a sheep no trouble to consumer*. Ha warned skin." the committee that it* transfer to In the contingent, which charae- ernmeni 1* ov maintain conk appearanca of with atcel-hele ing bayonets < chine guns, be tha Industry would mean an inter teriats itself as tha "unemployed Tws e<utTU Setoxa uoaieos-Osairil rnu and aigwed ruption of tha rate-reducing process avwhich haa bean Join# on for 30 yean. Asked what difference* theta would be in government lifting the tax from the eotwumer and., the utility companies granting him lower rate*. Mr. Kagetiah declared U. S. to Take Part ^Leaders in HouseEarly Engine Model*that the Induatry preferred to live (he consumer tha beneAla In "an Displayed in Londonorderly, technical way." In World Parley Restrict DebateHe declared it unfair /or state util* Uy oommkuion* to set a reaaonable rriurn snd then for the Federal Gov On Aviation Law Of Inflation Billernment to take part of the return away In taxes. "If the Government take* it. there's none left for the rate- maker*.- he warned. S Cooper to Head DelegatesTaxation of the utility industry. Mr. Kagenah told the committee, Who Sit as Member.* ofwould have a eerieua effect on the present Incomes of the "common Air Conferencepeople." m ha described the security holders, The operation (Metric com panies. he said, are not owned In Wall Street or in La Walls fltrret. They an* owned, he explained, by more than 1AM.000 stockholders, of whom nearjy 70.000 are employee* of the companies and 1.100.000 are cus tomer*. He submitted a classifica tion of the occupations of stockhold brain trust," are is men and le women, representing tha alumni of. Columbia, Hew York and Harvard universities. Hunter College, the City College of Hew York. Brooklyn Law School, the Maasachusette Institute of Technology and Pratt IwuiuU. The banner Daunted on its bus reads. "Some Mute, Inglorious Malay Hers May Boat." t One of the graduates bore on his arm at leave-taking a basket of cur rate diplomas for sal* to the Pr**l dent and member* of Congress. The present rating of a Columbia diploma, valued at 03000. Is 30 cents, according to graduate comutatlon: of a M603 Vaasar dlplem*. I cent*, while the Harvard price has droppeo trom ssooo to 40 cents, President Roosevelt himself la a Harvard graduate, and in the parade to tha White House will be Mr. Va rtan Try, of the Harvard eiaai of 1030, a classmate of Mr. James Roosevelt, tha President's eldest son. Mr. Joseph T. flash. chairman or the National AasoclaUon, said that the delegation's plans for Washing ton would be kapt In Its suitcase until it got them to keep them from t w o Moott uocOMonvit eoMsrnucTgo rr.tviTxicx Py View "Pslher *f Lteemetlves" se 8g* er keneea flush 8y site.** KnsUitd Cemmameeste* gsrly Strlv. Ise ef Trsetjertsllen, Spteltl /'-m tl.mifrr LONDON -- Eager schoolboy* flocked to Kensington ftclencs Mu seum U |u at models of the first steam engine* on view at an exhibi tion to commemorate the centenary of Richard Trevithick--"father of Sj)Ci' ial Hu Id lo Prevent the railway locomotive." Trevithick built and worked the MimM/ih *; anti Aosure first engine for transport to run on Prompt rails, it l claimed. He was only 33 when he made a steam engine watch 3p**tt trim Htnilor Mtrrn ran round a table, and in 1107 he Sprrtiti /t,,m '> Barren WAftKlNOTON. May 3--Symbolic displayed this at the Navy Board's 7 WASHINOTON. Mny 2-- In a Ilk* of Mr. Carih Dweller's pucxle- Office. teat vote, sdouting by 301 to 113. ment ever what to do If a monkey-, In 1403, as the result ef a chal } tha rutu tlmumg cebate over the wrench from an airplane wrecks his best greenhouse, of gradually evolv ing international law which one day lenge, Trcvuntek engine designed take the puc* of mines. In 180b produced a steam to run on rail* to the tram homes in he brought the Mrm-eomroJitd mnatton bill, the Hopse loday revealed the strength !or the group jupportlng Inftstion- all entrances V the first time t Lions and parti forbidden. In i flag-waving & permuted te pi thousands. . The Qover&n ing itself upon extremists, All reeled as mud agaliuv ftoctelli dares that the liberty is to pr Union with slrabie. he say* its own mtsaio thoso who worl Austria are Ju j i those who want tn Germany. Recent muni that the Chris ernment is nc though the 7 many votes, m of the Sociaiisl oupporlid by rr the Auitrian p ever sine* th* er*. which Included housewives, losing "edge.*' U to fumUh a world-wide inflexible "C*un-me-who-eanM engine to Lon *ry authority, and paved the way powerful in Vi mall merchants, railroad * em **No one would have believed three code. nd also of the Roosevelt Ad don. and there on a circular track ! lor speedy adoption of the measure. are not In a c ployees, public school teachers, and efty and government employees. The propose!, he characterised as "vicious." declaring it would violate the Amt fundamental of taxation which calls for taxes according to ability to pay. The tax of the gross sale*. he said, is a tax on produc tion and falls with unequal burden years ago." he said, "that college men could forget their snootlneas long enough to go and ask for a fob." The New York group wilt be joined in Washington by 30 other coilegi araduaies from ail parts of the eountry. It was said. ministration** new attitude of oo- operatlon In world problems. Is the announcement that this country viu participate fully In the Third International Conference on Private Aerial Law. Tha dials Department has Just announced this decision and per he gave Londoner* rides at 18 miles per hour for Is. a head. HU tnvtnuv# urge led Trevithick to pursue an ad venturous career. In 1810 h vu instrumental in salvaging a ship off Margate. Tor flve year* h was busy building Meant engines tor such pur poses * pumping, plowing sjtd to operate mine machinery. Then he , i The vote indicates that either very late tonight or tomorrow th* Infla tion Phases of the bill will have been enacted, and the final *tage--be- (are presidential signatures--will hsv* been concluded in one of the i.tost sweeulng and soiuattoiml icgls- SilSn."""* "*''. A<,nUlv- Government, a nfler another, l the molt toillr cent municipal bruck, where quarter of theli [Thrillvrei because the net earnings for all companies am not In the same pro San Diego to Preserve sonnel of the delegation. For th3 went to South America, where hu drat time tine* the war. In a series became Intimate with Bolivar, the 0|)|H>8IN portion to the (roes. X* protested Regisleml al the jChrUlJan Science Publishing Ko u m College to BoycottAmong tha visitor* bom various parts of the world who reftMered Shoptt Selling Beerat the Christian Selene* Publishing House yesterday were Ui* following: lJ>*Wih H. dwaalsen. tonl*. 0t. MCaririlualUX. ClHMSMR, OvtaaIpa. If. T. , CtilNU |vrrt, S*n'>fllMj Mm*. C. A. fUSWMS. yiUkhurg. *** .. Mr*. Our A- itAir. a*a h mim cHf. Oarirud* r- rwnr. WH Mr*. Mar* r*lr Cams*. >4*rlIor*. Cl**e W. CaMHM. Martfarr ------- WMa*rifuarn*S,C. eCliairlulia. *. M*f1(r< Jam** faur CWlia*. KrU- nuriM ims u . uaruerd. Vnllecitoi Stage Depot fprtlei ! r PSr/jJ)** irffH* tfsmltme SAN DXXOO. calir.--The Veiledto* stage depot, havan of rest for the weary traveler along the old Butterfield trail te California dur ing the gold rush days, will be pre served for prosperity. Supervisor ft. P. McMullen, of thJe county, ah' nouneed this week. The atatien, used In the 1880e. still partly stands and its aoba walls and hand-hewn beams, tied together with rawhide, are in a state of fair preservation, Mr. McMullen said. He expects to re-roof the depot and Inclose It with a fence to protect it from souvenir hunters. et such meeltng*. the umtait it particiwutc nut as an ooserwr but as a full and active member. i-ibcrscor, `*h* year 1023 Io.r* i h<m In Cosli Rica. wUgugin* If. m.^.: k. and th* following year la Nicaragua Mr. John C. Cooper Jr. of Jack looking for a rout* to the east coast. sonville, 71s.. chairman of the Oom- mltte* on Aeronautical Law of the American Bar Association, and one of the American members of the Comlie International Technique dXXperis Jurtdtque Asriens of Purls, is to be chairman of the delegation. Th* eonrr*ncs is to meet In Rome en May IS. Joining Mr. cooper wUI be Mr, Theodora Jaeckel. American consul general at Rome, who waa a practicing lawyer in New York State beior* entering th* consular service The third delegate will be Mr. John J. Ids. technical assistant in Europe for the National Advisory Commit tee for Aeronautics. Two previous conference* on the increasingly important lubjeet of aerial law have been held, the first in Paris in 1039 and the second in Warsaw. Poland, in October. 1939. Jn bout these meetings the United Buts* ggt only in an advisory ca pacity. . The Wanaw conference uni fied certain rales relative to the lia easrlsl t* rs C*"rfU Svi*r MvttP* 7ARKVILUC. Mo.--Park College has declared an official boycott on all establishments handling beer. Mr. Frederick W. Hawley, president of the college, nos isaued a state ment rtQuaeting the students of the college not te patronise such mer chants in Rarkville or elsewhere. The faculty of the college has gone one step farther and has ap pealed to the merchants In Parkvllle not to engage in the sale of beer. This request has Been fUed with the merchants: "We. the faculty of Park College. eonacMu* of our responsibility, earnestly appeal to all merchants [and ether individuate in the city of Parkvllle and vicinity nut to en gage In the sale or beer or any . arr **.e i-mur u^ vi uii* way >tico tor ail. out it waa v\.i*!der*d more likely that the final decision would be deferred until to- *peett I*rxe C* PREftNO. Cal sorrow. jeeung to the In th* nieanUm* the conference over th# radio di which wUI have to be held to iron of the evening cut difference* betvoen House'and annual meotln 8rnst* on 83 minor amendments to Paront-Teaeher the agricultural provisions of the In presenting M5I will have to wall until tho W. V. Hardmar Xvu*e is to concur In the inflation amendment, but disagree in the As the welfai flrst considers t dwn and sue for a conference. teacher organic Democratic leaders occasioned been received .imeral* surprise by their extrema regarding the t; caution in the Inflation procedure. ceived over the It was assumed that an overwhelm and p. m. It ing majority of the House favored this type of pr ttr triple grant* of permissive eur- mculal effect on re.tcy' manipulation authority eonft. red on the President. we ar* preietitk denming th* bi The ipeclal rule method waa de lrt' in th* earl rived yesterday after RopresenUtiva nlng and would Bertrand H. 9neli 0f New York, Re to a different tu publican leader, prevented Imme- Another rtoo d ito. eoitsidentUon under unanl- favoring th* wus ncm. At that tkne he de- Picture* by a funded eonsiderstion of tho lafla- Urly those pielv iion amendment under ths nve-min* programs for eh bility of the aerial carrier to which beverage with alcoholic content .. . 10 countries sra now oartie*. At this and thus cooperate for the protec conference the United States was tion of our students and other peo /(presented by sn observer but did ple of our community." not sign the convention adopted nor has it iln adhered to It. World Cotton Consumption The draft convention relating to xgw vomt. Mir a-wone eoiuumstioa liability for damages caused by air *i all md { Surin* ***** utols craft to third parlies on the sur face. to be considered at Rome, has ippraiM(u i.iu.oo* itlti, srsia* i th* N#v Var* CslUn Ksehsast S*fVlr cwioirU Vith I.KV.MO M f*kPU*r>. I- to do particularly with damages 9*0.600 lh MtrtK )*t ytsr. 1.0*4,000 to* caused to third perione and to their property on the ground resulting * * *. S. 199,MS Miaeoo loir r**r tkrt* r**r* no. /*. *AS Jrom the flight of aircraft. SoftThla convention would supplement ihc Warsaw convention by the adop tion of rules ef liability to be applied Water In cases of damage* caused to third person* on ihe surface er to their Instantly propertlss in easae where there la no contractual relationship with ths air transport carrier*. at Turn of Faucet WK at* t4-w*' 0007-SWP-000122799 piaineo uiai me uumy eotnp*nie* would p*y pproxim*uly ,aoo(ooo employed college Aiumm wmen wit her*, yesterday. On its arrival In Isas ineoms ux An their net Income the national capital, the delegation which would b* reduced by th* pay- will don cape and towns and aek latn*nt or th* ux. an interview with President Roose Estimating th* present ux t T velt tha inUresis of the "/rayed cent* s consumer a month, Mr. whit* collar*1 on th* basis of th* Ktg:nah UMrvc that u ha* caused slogan that "You can't oat a sheep- no trouble to consumers. Ka warned akin." the commute* that ita tmnsfer to In th* contingent, which chars:- th Industry would nnn an inter terliea itself as th* "unemployed ruption of the rate-reducing prana brain trust." are 1$ m*a and Id which ha* been going an tor %, women, representing the alumni of. ` ' fki Gktinu* SesMi Himm-OssirM *rM t w o wootu uoeOMOTivxa c o n s t r u c t * v rhjgviTMtCK yean. Asked what difference* there Columbia. Hew York and Harvard day* Vliv "Father L*m*Uv**` a* Su m* *f LenCeA Rush 8y ang.aa Ka^ienC Cemmmrat#* Barty gviv- would be in government lilting the unlvmlltea. Hunter College. the City . In of Trsnwertatlsn, f tax from the eeneumer and-, the utility companies fronting him tower rate*. Mr. Kagenah declared College of New York. Brooklyn Law School, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Pratt Institute. +- U. S. to Take Part Early Engine Modelsthat tha industry preferred to give Readers iu Housethe consumer the benefit* In "an Displayed in Londonorderly, technical way.** In World Parley `Restrict .DebateHe declared it unfair for stale pill- Hy oommUloro to act a rraeonabl* return and then for the Federal Qov- On Aviation Law i Of Inflation Billernmrot to lake part of the return way In taxes. "If the Government take* It. there'* none left for the rate* maker*.*' he warned. - Cooper to Head DelegatesTaxation of the utility industry. Mr. Hagenah uld the committee, Who Sit Members ofwould have a aerioua effect on the preaent inoomeo of th* "common Air Conferencepeople.'* aa he described the security holder*. Tha operating fectric com* ponlee. he said. are not owned in Wall Street or In La Salle Street. They era owned, he explained, by more than 1435.000 stockholders, of whom nearly 70.000 are employee* of the companies and 1.100.000 are cus tomer*. Ha submitted a classifica tion of the occupations of stockhold The banner flaunted on its bus read*. Some Mute, inglorious Moley Her* May ItesL" One of the graduates bore on Ms arm at leave-taking a basket of eut rate diploma* for sale to the Presi dent and members of Congress. The present rating of a Columbia diploma, valued at gaooo. is j o cents, according to graduate com putation; of a MOOd Vaasar diploma. 18 cents, while the Harvard price has droppeo from **000 to 40 oents. President Roosevelt himself is a Harvard graduate- and In the parade to th* White House will be Mr. Varlan Pry, of the Harvard class of 1030, * elassmsto of Mr. James Roosevelt, th* President's eldest son. Mr. Joseph P. Lash, chairman of the National Association, aald that the delegation's plan# for Washing ton would be kept In Its suitcase until it got there to keep them from Sptelnl/ra Mtnilnt Mnrtnn WASH1NOTON. May S--Symbol!: alike of Mr. Earth Dweller'* puxslemerit over what to do If a monkeywrench from an airplane wrecks hi* beu greenhouse, of gradually evolv ing international law which one day Serial /-> Unntttr Murraa LONDON -- Eager schoolboys flocked to Kensington Selene: Mu seum to ease at models of the first steam engines on view at an exhibi tion to commemorate th* centenary of Richard Trevithick--"father of the railway locomotive." Trevithick built and worked ths first *ngIn* tor transport to run on rails, it I* claimed. He waa only 33 when he made a steam rogto: which ran round a table, and In 1S0T he delayed this at ths Navy Board's In ism. as th* result of a chal lenge, Trevithick produced a steam engine designed to run on rolls to take the place of th* tram horees In mines. In IBM he brought the }>c<'iul Hule to Prevent Medilliii" and Axsurc Prompt Pussa-ie Mnnlt-r gutritM : WABH1NOTON. May 3-!n a t at vol\* adopting by 3UI to III. I > rule Umitmg debute over the * .rm-eomroUcd inflation bill, the l apae today revealed the strength 0 the group supporting Inflation- ers, which included housewives, losing "edge." is to furnish a world-wide inflexible "Cateh-me-who-ean'* engine to Lon y authority, and paved the way small merchants, railroad ` em ployee*. public school teachers, and city and government employees. - The proposal, he characterised as "vicious,'* declaring it would violate th* first fundamental of taxation which calls for taxes according to ability to pay. Th* Ux of th* gross sales, hs said, is a ux on produc tion and falls with unequal burden "Ho one would hav* believed three year* ago." he said, "that college men could forget their snootlne** long enough to go and ask for a job." The Hew York group will be Joined In Washington by 3d other college graduate* from all parts of the coun try. it was aald. oode, snd 'sbo of th* Roosevelt Ad ministration'* new attitude of co operation In wovld problems, U th* announcement that this country will participate fully in the Third International Conference on Prlvat* Aerial Law. Ttie Staid Department has just announced this decision and per don. and thare on a circular track he gsv* Londoner* rides at to miles per hour /or Is. a head. His inventive urge led Trevithick to pursue an ad venturous career. In 1810 he was Instrumental in salvaging a ship oft Margate. Por five years he wsl busy building steurn engines for such pur poses as pumping, plowing end to operate mine mechlnery. Then hn 1 tt speedy ndopuon or ths measure. The vote indicates that either very l te tonight or tomorrow the innai on phases or th* bill wilt hav: been : iaeted. and the final stag*--bet rc presidential signatures--wilt I ve been concluded in h im ot th* .. Oa I sweeplug and aansatloiiHi legu1 live moves of th: n*w Admlnist ation. because the net earnings for all companies ant not in the same pro portion to lh groat. 11s protested San Diego to Preserve Yalleeitoa Stage Depot sonnel of the delegation. For tha first time since th* war. in a aeries of such meetings, (he Unit*** S'- -- L vv >m'c:eiL.*ic nut a at, ouservar went to South America, where ha became Intimate with Bolivar, the Liberator. Th* y#ar Ifoa loun* l**m tn Cast* Rica, uiiaug'o* h; to.;.,; t. . Oume leader* were hoping to hold ann-'ir*?. M?*.*' !'<* !! : ' .* to,xy. .,iA *.rr l..c .-sier o^e i am way one* ior all. out it was Reg]Mere*! al the Christian Science Publishing Home College }o BoycottAmong th* visitor* from various parts of the world who registered Shops Selling Beerat the Christian Selene* Publishing House yesterday were th* following: Slis-wift M. Ov mima , iwmais. bet. Harris* M. c id **ma . rath**. W. V. , CsrlstM *", Btmtuuttt. Mss*. C. a. ReVinaen. ntcfcVar*. M*sMf. our A. Srkr. *a yretwiM*. sltf. OerwuSr y hi*. Seien. M**. Wra Marr *MMr Calllfl*. Manierg.* Cans. Ckeaer W. Celliae, HarUr. teas. Witter S. CwinaTltorlfsr*. Cenn. Mr|*ri* B. Oellm*. Hmtov*. Cann. Am, r*vt Cetltaa. Heritor*. Caaa. hartm Batata turtlsr*. Cenn- stttulit Tut CAtttHt* stunt* Mu\ttt SAN DEEOO. Calif.--The Vallectto# a(age depot, haven of rest for the weary traveler along the old Butterfield trail to California dur ing the gold rush days, will be pre served for prosperity. Supervisor a. P. McMullen, of this county, an nounced this week. Th* station, used in the iMOt, still partly standi and its adobe walls and hand-hewn beams, tied together with rawhide, are in a state of fair preservation. Mr. McMullen said. Ke expect* to re-roof th* depot and inclose It with a fence to protect te from souvenir hunters. but as a full sad setivt member. Mr. John O. Cooper Jr. of Jack sonville. Fix* chairman of ths Com mittee on Aeronautical Law of the American Bar Association, and one of the American members of th* Ccmlte International Technique d'Expert* Jundlqu* Aerlens of Paris, Is to be chairman of th* dictation. Ths conference is to meet in Rome on May 15. Joining Mr. Cooper will be Mr. Theodore Jaeckel. American consul general at Rome, who was a practicing lawyer In Hew York State be(or entering the consular service Th* third delegate will be 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, tha first in Paris In 1333 and th* second In Warsaw. Poland, In October. IMP. In both these msetlngs the United State* aat only in an advisory ca and th* following year in Nicaragua looking for a rout* to the east coast. Sttrltl | rt MN<lli i-Miirl Uunittn PARKVZLLS. Mo--park Ooit*g* ha* d*eitr*d an official boycott on all establishments handling beer. Mr. Frederick W. Hawley, president of the college, nas Issued a state ment requesting th* students of th* collect not to patronise such mer chants In Parkvui* or elsewhere. Th* faculty of th* college has gone on* step farther and has ap pealed to the merchants in Parkviu* not to engage la th* sals of beer. This request has bsen filed with th* merchant*: "W, the faculty of Park College, conscious of our responsibility, earnestly appeal to all merchants 0 .uldcred mare likely that th* final c ei sion would be deferred until to morrow, In the iueantim* th* eenferene* 4*ikli will hav* to b* held to iron etit differences between House `and 1 mats on B3 minor amendments to the agricultural provision* of th* tfit will hav* to wait until the I vua* to to esneur In tha Inflation ajmendment, put disagree in ths ctirm and ask tor a eon/crenm DemocraUe leader* occasioned yrneraP surprise by their extreme obutlon In the Inflation procedure, ft was assumed that an overwhelm.n* majority of th* House favored th-. triple grant, of permissive eurrv iey manipulation authority confs.red on th* Presldeat. The special rule matliod was de-nwd yesterday a/ter Representative irtrnd H. Snell of New York. Repwbllcan leader, prevented Icnmedrite. eoualdrrsuon under unanl- mu consent. At that time he de- pacity. Ths Warsaw . conference uni and other individuals In the city of :nd*4 consideration of th* Infla ParkvIUe and vicinity nut to en tion amendment under the flvs-min- fied certain rules relative to ths lia gage in the sale or beer or any bility of th* aerial carrier to which beverage with alcoholic content . . . 10 countries are now names. At this and thus cooperate for the protec conference th* United States was tion of our students and other peo represented by an observer but did ple of our community." not sign the convention adopted nor has it since adhered to it. The draft convention relating to liability for damages caused by air craft to third parties on th* sur face, to be considered at Roms, hi to do particularly with damages caused to third persons and to their property oa the ground resulting World Colton Consumption MBW YORK. Ma t 3-WtM fnuvm,tUA si sit kin** si <*Un Sunnc W ,rcX Utah* BcrMimauir s.m.ss a*n*. aassrems ta lh N Vsrft CLUa RasKang* bnim rsmpif** villi S.ces.S** in rvamarr, j.Me.HC in March la*t r**r, 1.H4.SM l*a yaara sgs, >,lS3,SCe Vhrtr ytira kit, an* 1)14.MS !w, ysan ass. from tbs flight of aircraft. Soft WaiterThis convention would supplement th* Warsaw convention by the adop tion of rules of liability to be applied in eases of damages caused to third persons on tne surface or to their Instantly properties in cases where there Is no contractual relationship with th* air transport carriers. ,i Torn of Faucet Wha is to a tree,; N-. SOI N-- A-t .L.-.L- I...-- .wkial If,-. -J a--k. wliiM, k--a. Ih .1 --4 Ml*y L*. l.b.U ,m 1*4 Ittlif -u h .. . . K**tf (itmttimt y. A. lyiiMijr Pr.iJiHhr TrmJ*-MtrktJ Rid.mg on Cushic NwiKock-absofW^earind Keavy cufbion tires nuke tbit tbc smootbcst-n^ifi^ stroller ever designed. Tbc geady-iloptng back and curved arm rest, tbc roomy seat and ample leg room add comfort, while tbc metal-lined dash makes it strong and Idek-prooC Hugged strength, beauty and comfort are combined in this new Whitney stroller, yet the price is a modest one. Sec- it st ypuc nearest dealer- TH* r. A. WHITNEY CARRIAGE COMPANY 15 Days* Trial kttdiii nrS.rs--at ------- mis Syr ian vatar. allhar hut r >*, a* ra| it SALESMEN 1 atkhk wad amr. aemaa ihrj ta lauesk la RraS n U ear,' irtal la Aou-avivaa. M.kaa aur Miter II SinIu('b--*IuM.maWu*.ni.vi-<AwV.m.,sktatlMilinrl>>st ikaa ralA walar far drlnklnc. *klnt. in>nD-inc. vnh, taunsrr- Sl-h-aaMrjt, ala.', n* ahamlaal*. Fsiu inomaH-l-,s*?> I UVICX SALK*! rxst MiB^i* orrr(xUa-Um,** >- Itaall IK a r* inenUia In ms * Of i* tat* s Is m. iimii. Writ* .............. Try It At Our Ri*k Ila artlen ta a,U*aU*liw ** raili NSW it II a-lua tft AT UR RISK. /*l walTg TODAY Itr in* alau* ** irw HU g(4--HOW. UOMK WATER SOFTENER CO. U09 Walnut. D*pl. ISO cecting coat of 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 f besting 0007-SWP-000122800 "TIlC Slew III*/S'11 IWMHC Mil III llllft til llllilcrshilKlllis >>f foridtide *>l Hu s h * mtwii t,, Ilhml.l .s r the tv*' 4ars*-si smell- .*. Miimu ii t'uimiv "t Mir ine.M in Twa Omiis t m* cnnc- M*inft*liU * <'. MrUit*?. a Mimi Ii .u Ih -i* i:rn"i mi dult.v * fc|ii'i. in Ih.-M* rsmih.-- hn l or NINfc ACRCkCOVCRED BY tt.OOS.OOO QALLONi OF WATER, UiRlNO IT TH* VARQCBT FOOL IN AUSTRALIA euger unnrii*:tii.n tin* br<-MlwiiMier s ii'miii nini it job. The ti i'\[M'leJtliut-'. *sts Held ' Meanwhile they.can become pcn?ct Brilliant Lighting Adds lo Allraclionsaunctuitrlcx for wild life ot all klncs.'* eiHiriiMHU* u- Ihes . di nut nit ! thi*M* r.imilxi the ..inlaid of ll> * iictuaries Mr. Hitwra proposed Unit an icl- vimtry committee of experu bv pro* vktret to work with thr President on ueli (ilaioi, or thut tlx* h.*nk Wnltsu lug l>< uliieli (hey Of Famous Australian Bathing Pool turned.- Mis M,..r.iv *l.el..r*.f. The I i.t it I sum i-x|M*mi*-il i..r r.lul Hi M.it'u.ii ('iiniy i ;i.mi inn n i. Wild Life ;in I.u imKmI ii* League and other cooseivouon Xptrtol It Th* Ch */' U-tm.t.,* i-lulions select u joint rommlhei*. SYDNEY. N. 8. W__ Tlva famous l Canimimwealth P.irmlt* 'f ihe ciih the PrPMidrtu'* aproval to serve Ixiiniiu: pool *t Manly lias been -`"'i'l. lieu. It tills pUIIXKK-. Mr. 6cth Oonlon. president of me American Oitme Avoclniton. #*c lumtnutvit by powerful arc lumps u J,000.000 candlepower. Four tic r*wi.x.i.il.Kl ..tn.m..m..e..itmedtn*nurl*itceuu3n0eIOte|iei*nmii.'Insnlikd. i* u> emt Cttt.ooh li Ik hmh jmrily praised ihr President fur leading thV lamna have been placed under the on the rock* nmt imrily m e"n* liii'Sit.iUle (ha* it ns.- ile|!.-i!i|i-i!i lUfliii it util Is- is.ili iiuit'i n.iiiri-tu *t i-uil iiiuti-i |irn i|.-u !. Mil. ill- i* llmiKui'. ilu.-i t*i ile- t'e.i. i sn.ti* (le|ii.rm..-ni ul t,;.is.r -I*.f.i.*stai.iti buretni here. *,nil "Itellei mil o.-iii.i euunaleti* in ottFcrvalion n I.t`U`Mic 12?--* PmUdntt station program, way m this new* field, dcrlnrlng that "Iw did more with the stroke of it )K'tt to bring home to nit of us Ihe iiiterdependeiire of trees, w.iivr mill inunkind titnn imy Pivsulent meet* l In* rtnys uf Tlietwturx* Ho mmv o II. We lire mi the brmk of new n:\ti better tlmtus m eousmutiutt.'' V.r water atturhed VO the |inmieiimie. This is the ilrxt time (lull lights have been plnrrrf under Ihe Muter In An.'linha and the tint* front the ItluniiMullutt urv uvmlerfully sUvuc- mv. the mh w ii-U and clear *lt* sund bring plainly visible from the Crete pUtnrs til th<* ttut*., mi thill ivlutl n iti4iii run run. mi u Mi thv pnvihoii mil eMeiitl nnht eut IhnikitiK d.ilaui( 'flu Auu-rie.iii owr the water nh :il*mr Ihe holil. wortvin.'ili has ti.iiUimmil s i.imU..i*: el lU'lllr tie .:*!* . 11 s* v.lni. (uimhliiiM rkrnitiiuiuft I (Il'lH'llil.-Ilt 1 lie ull O0|)ii|iiuonmmmI1 lo Ci!ooiiiniimiiiiiiiiisiHu ' I 11114***1 fur u U ltd's. Is Cordon -brcntiM* we have now Wht 1111* Fl'dlTltl | reached the slum.* w >mt ** rcinresia* tit Ut tlim .itm* to ' *". iw*l mere omnvrv.mnu, u me mil, iitni m Mu1 der nt the any." plalfumi. It (s Die isrant bulhlny tiool in Auxirulio. hem* time ufiv* ui utru mill rvit'uiuiuM JI.lHM.VUO guhwiis ol Water. KUMO.VI'ON, Alin *Sl..im>' v*t the ini'iimul in I'.m.nl.i >m till' mt'iimul re Svilih-y bather* niv hiking full j Itu.NKiii." uol.v ml*' tt'*il .ia <*>!.. < 1 am! ry, ihv I.tuuk MliriViiry Jr* AitvimilnJ mlviim.igc uf (lie pool, UuniMiml.H I Ihe Swvirt for <|te stu* :n|iux Mini' e* M I. is .11 isti*,lhi iirti.'in ii *told *t i hr openI annual coitvrh- lit .Miiiiiloliiiii SrliiHilw being seen In thv wider mid uu thr} iifujiugiiinlii. mh ih * Iih i 1'ld.tim.iii' Mmd during (he day slid At nlghl. nmvilng m this ed.v hm.< |ileiU<'d nfcuur ji. *..M-cti K ai Mr. Harry B. tied flUte* 8cnnof the Pedenit who l.t one of (lie .Mourns of (he Sr*t<! /> 1*fc* (t,n,Uun u h <>, t WINNfPKO. Man.--With a viw to producing greater rhlctcncy *ut economy hi school fhuincmg. snu providing ronul fucilitlrs for eilun lion In ull purls ot tlu- piov2nc <,; The dressing pnvllUun hear Ut* 1 (hriu*eliv tn do rverylhing |M**ible i have speelal I changes hi *.l-:*.el ijsivoi iiw Manitoba vitn. wive. >.ir.vd u|X>*i u' - * and .'a program of j re- | piuvmciuj guvernoioir. by tt.e Mm i owes ooid. ''Along j u we welcome It | evmg unein|>loy- ( .w of this great! fpreiice with Ihe cabinet. The teuchm* slt*(*-gnUo pr*. senred figure* lxnung UnU ruiul U'acln*r' xstunes luid been rcritiou. or In it alto a ; ,e principle* of j niugmnecni lit- I of the executive > federal expmi- 1 ITorl.t In general.' nprovement and: conMdt'nibl.v in imc yrurx. TJte-e wrre toduy over BOO teaehrrs r?- erlvlng or less per yi-wr. Ovrr 1300 icAChera m rural districts writ getting belwern ySOOsnd Sl50. while in IMS only 9)0 were In that class. carried out on ah l r*ro|x*7tira. in* ' Brer Slorrg Cloniuu- .uvy resrrent limn, j KmtMiN Kt'poru r a va*'. aerntjee I 'lying Idle which J Xp/. itl >A Tit X.'.evv* VnMSt of Its owner*., Into pernmnnil1 Into brmltnu | uu for game oi KANSAS CITY. Mn. -- Already swnr rrtolli'r* of -aI beer are chi-.hig In Kimsns C . ApprORInmtely 90 of tlw* small resmunmt owners who obtained (hTmlls hawwth timber U a dosed their doors and are Keeking place for bird* tn'und* on their |'rni>U. jr*w ApHaWM said, and pltenhoiM an* beiim reci'laett from ibie ut (his nnip owners <>f siores and restatmouK pXfh'll.M'. "These neiir Kehnnls. nmirillilg l Mrs Han-I l be undisturbed M fhtilipbeJi. nn m-|H-<*(nr fur ll.t It-ttM fur imoiltrr stale jnut* fcMwi uiii Drug <k`iwri. HUY." he wml. itienl. r If , U|la . aiiuMiit Hi. |o u .tiurrs Me:)i m'Ih s .I \*H* .-tiiumg rixKliM-htl In the upervnmei.- trill i-.vu,s-tr In I i.iim-M ut its* 1034 .kill I Smith High i in rite -Mrstla ti.'*I die iculiest l**nr unis seiiwied. Huns r.'.nmrfil ii-.nl (viurnl ii M' 1 p'ii<u itlVl- h .'m- lt.nilor>e, t CIiUu mI l.iinrt. i".i unit riifTnrd Mu.-ki-.ion. wv. m..is ,.l IS.Msge. ......... Miis * Hmhtt e( tu-tinli; k> (> it".' r* . inni'M*and .1 T.-.u-liers of i-.-l.n.tl eiltrilUtA HU.mis 11*.nt the "I i he tint mim! I...' **. -i.i* i uni *if Iwmichi the I i l:!. !|l W.lti rt.uu l<n eihes *iu'i-mi.*n ul Mr. if ilie t'luverslty i tllTOR READERS are zlitq CoruciotLL W) They know that only a paint of tin SWP quality applied now can heir property from costly nation at lowest cost, oney'Saving quality has itsEconomy a paint "buy/ ' the world over. SWP House Point is one of the famous f, .'somctliing that's always pleasant lo observe! Ami one way to rolled il is Co offer your friends a glass of Canada Dry. Then your good taste is compli mented---while their tasto is de lighted. For there never was a ginger ale with so delicious (aiul so inimi table) a ilutor. Just try it and seel BUY THE BIG BOTTLE FOR ECONOMY Xvni Jim a imitl*', lmr h 8>umxce bottle, making i> fit]] ]ii**'s. ('uiiudu Dry in ulao DiuJc^to iinlcr tn (lit* ut h o iIu fomitiiiiu. Wil l ia ms CANADA MBCIs s z: DRY 0007-SWP-039419 I 0007-SWP-000122801 r SC1KNCK MO-N JL'^OH, BOSTON, THURSDAY, APRIL 27, llJXi o5 he Water Illuminate Bathing Pool in New South Wales Millie: Is Placed |i to prevent the spread of Communism in Cftnada. i The speaker* voiced I heir du*P* praval of the oppression slid other cruet and inhumane treatment meted out to Ukrainians, It being stated \Utli Algebra In that over 90.00d.000 Ukrainian triple lire Matting under Soviet rule, while thmi/uMds of them were forivil Into Scholastic* Poll exile ill Siberia for inm*!)' asking tor Ju*uce._______ ______ n[ Mi.-Iii-aa Indiana Jobless Alan Sava ll Slmtild Bo Itcndy for Work, in Ciininiliim Aid Director* .Sav T\, cv'iiuao .trxaro tfesrtar jsv..r i rs* <-s. INUIAWAFOUd. flllANO KAPtUd. MK'II . At rtf 77 Muvif should be made all integral Uni. -- Belief 1 |htrt ,,( nirrinilum. .. ***** *T* *`d fating beiln limit the <leet.nr,t tmrr i,v Mr k .m V ktoorft. families of rhinloyeit wouri.v t is d.re.-i. n-ur st |Ih > University drvlftfrU here iti atsvwef lu reput i*. Mulue.ii MMakiitu_ i< the i With i he execution of a jrw clu-nnic leienre o/ Mir Nurtli Central MusM chatitr wards, tin* majority of iiiu m* Supcri imu * Mu'ic muM oe thus rm* now reretnmt t here wilt a.Hi'ume the opiarrtumty to return in work. Ik iv said AH Marmn Cmtlttv rehei h k h iv i'1 . both pmiii,- nml pnbtn. jn. tfiaMMiMiliN. are working m denied himimny amt eii(H'i..n,ai it *v Nidi Is-itik'iv nl *.. .ip.'iit ,< * pli.isiriil. /..ml Mr Muoie. taking i* "lit of Mir i-Lis n el iteisw,liens, if It IV lu In* tilth iiviO'iliied js a eollftE# I II* r.l*v* Mlbl.vl Ml Muni.- Kill'll i.e>..!,.'..lieii of 'x'heet mit-h- I'.iui fii.Uile far .Ml .II-.1MII.I inuee.il i. i. j.im-nt and mevi 'par- rt|rwi| pii*l- Mini ||..-n- h.*:. la-.-n 'no lipilMUi; ..r vtolemv ii*i< ,;i-..v\ me. out nl live di*iri'>viiia r.Kultiit.u* tmimtiiL mi by unen>|i|..vi|i*,ut. ill IH..I lu emed. ho m gH-ft lie music The slow moving <H."i>r m i-.-.i. nonne w iiim |m* Uiu mk Iu ns a mii.r imilerMiMtilniK of Mu- p.ittemv au>| fnriilU'te nl I lie tmi.iriun.iir aim -W rlMinvV Mi IIIlKl.l Molt..*. <\..l|ll|.- of the Piiunie Welium <s *h w : i t <urge>l mmmIi Mai mi %i "t>ni ........................................................ el" win. .ins r - -- v.- * ' . Ta* OiMUTMH Emar* 1* Cm, Urdiwp, AiululM c o v e r e d or ii.eaft.ooo o a >.l o mi;q f WATER, MAKtNO IT THE LAROEOT ROOL IN AUSTRALIA .iriieil I'.t Iasi ................ 1.. >. l Mil i.i Unlly iV|M-i i.ii. r 111..1. .tl.'N n..if 'Mine .1 11.11*10 IheM' lamnai. lm.1. Ik iw .iiiI wnii `Mulmits x *tm n.e li* w>tmrri raucr mitanuiiion n the ita> ttiii'iii1"11"')1"1 i ln;:h h.v.l >..ln Miming Ute breadwinner will sr-.uu Hint a emiijie*iii.i . ('..ntiiieied In tin- .iipor* Job. The ha.11 relief rxiH'inlUiire*. V,M*'S 'Ih wmitet.. wilt i,i.ai|<|* m "Meanwhile they-can become perf ret sanctuaries (or wild life of all klncs." Brilliant Lighting Adds to Attractions n.irinmia ns Miey are. da nut give hale* nl r.*nii'>t ni ||,,. 1934 hem* l,imtlh> Ihe M.in.laid nf IIv- ; KuMu-i me ui <*iiii*aai Ms. Hnwr* proposed Unit an vd* vlsory commtUvc of expert* be p(o< Ink t'* wlnvh they weu Of Famous Australian Bathing l'ool turned." Mr> NU.m.w derUrrd. 1 Maiv 'uiiklm id H.iuth High H.-h.vd v,. elt-'Nen m the I'murnlto vUlrd to work with the President on The luirtl stnu e.\]H'nii> il tor ivli. f di'i i.'ii In- .iK.iui. >1 ill* ivuhrvL such plait*, or that iltr Uuak Within In Marten ........ity i. Inn k in >.iiik c m lie. Mir |.nir c k I.n seleelrit. League and other eoiwiTvation mi.o > xpselat to rs# CAeir/U* .Tnrnrr Mooifer III.-, liable lli.H drjvn,t'-t>* lit*elution* select n joint cominthcf, 8YDNBY. W. 8. W--The fumous with lhi1 President's ftproval to servo balhiiu: )0>ol at Manly tuts been 11* in thin purpose. Mr. Seth Cordon, president of <ne American flnme Aosoctailoii. a-*e probed live PrraUlrtil for leading U\g-' luminal rd by powerful arc lumps to 3.000,000 candJcpawer, Pour oic lamps have been Disced mvder the way in this new field. declaring ihm water fttluciivd to the promenade. "he did more wlih the stroke of This U the first time that lights |M*n to bring home to nil of us thr luvvc U'ei placed under the water In inicrdcpemicuec at ini-, water n:ul AuMralla -and the MnU from the D* mankind than any pivstdcni since luniimiUon uro wumlerfully attroc* the days of Theodore ltoosevelt. * We are on the brink of new ir-ul brUvr tlunas in cuiiM'rvalion.*' Mr. Gordon snld. "iieeuuM* we hove nw at1, reached the Minin where reveecMa* - hrlojiinn. nut mi'ie fmiMtrv.iljun. is Me live, the >eawei*d tnd clear wlulo saml being plainly visible front the platform. It is the hrgf.n bathing tol in AuMinliii. hi'liig nm*' acivu in itieu Contiaanwriillh p.niiih* ii|H<n >t will ! Ik iMi niMlei n.Mifi'.| >t ix'neh, I*, iieurma 4-<>niM* iun. u is riuihtruvU'U id cimni'ir ami hrirk. end iimtev|.Mi item .1. M.-iidi- t' Mi.IlkillN. elurl .! Mir Flute I sit.iii . will nt-rominialu'le llOiH) and lU'IHirtna'm ni IniHir enni.iuiuui Is U> ciot rtO.OOU ft Is hmh (Mrtly bureau lu'ie, s.uit mi I he rocks and inrtly vat t '*n- "ftrllet aid i.v *n>>l (.iv: 1.-it >.i crete pillars -m the '.d.. k Mint what a Ulan rati riiit. ai a i"l>,'' Mi. the piiviliml will rMrtid Over the water all :Mk ii richl out the it out. IlllllkltU. 'wolklllUII lleeliued. "The IlilN ll.lllltMUI.il Aillerie.iU Nll.||,J,.l.; ' nl liviilu. He i.-ali.-e.. I hut. wh* n Cttnmtmii I kniinimi- {item'll.lent tri-ai I' lirl. *U' ' Ii.iIik k UtevNilnj lie Mill never lie I'.IIIK'IK Oj ij io n imI Id (.'<mtiniin>iii w it II U lUr l' . .ml .till'd iliiiKv 1 Iin ia.de. nml.itnm and i!i- iiv lu .tforfsl rh- rv..f .V. I-.,- .v.,*;l..r |w;jvdnl ale M ie t-.t hr.In.U.>ve.,l nit. KUMONTON. Aha SI..U ilv.it the el ll - Ih. In Mm i e.iti '111.1 . order id tile itay." and euntuluuiu 11 .IKXI.UUU gallons ol tin* mn.' Wuler. (.ihiiiK umler the inilueine <>i t l-'l.iv.l K< I .mi. -i )*." Teelmirnl Mi 'ii .iml linn l.-lt.r,! ..t (Vnlraf Mi.it. v h i.'-' n '1^' i.'ii.>r divt* Oui.r * mi*. ,t.i*m- II ac'li. Imii flu i>ie|.ln |>|-.IH<.. Fv Win M'li ;ii. i,i...i N..' ............... |,v ||,. ,,, .\tn*r.u Sm -utr `i . Wei M.uunnc, i`Ml FlitJeuI l.nnd* ''Him and C'hffnrd nf Mu.'k'V"ii. * '.iiiim-.N ..I ]*>>rtiv|C. ............ "f Msf IMrrdt! l>. n. vuivt N ..Kumittvr Slid i -t iv.MiirrN nf i .vim.ii rmi-niit* *\IliU.'l n Until the - ..I M,.' I.aimesl i- `i ng it lii.Kiidil (he Sydney bnilii-i-* lire taking full |<u>Mn," .inly t> lie iiM'it .i* Ik o I.n i .l.r m.-.'it with Ik Effifieae) U Ailvomthil ailvaiilage of Mio pool, thmuuuds Die Surlet for Mir h|>n-.iiiina .d Ma-ir lima Mu edlM In Mutiitfitiim Ss'limil. being seen Ui thv wutei* and on the sand during the day and At night. (iruimgiimlii. i>nim> 4iHI l,ki..iiu.iMN Iiua-flng in IIiI.n City IIW pleduid ilir.vt|.K| ..| Mr. M.Kl.ti- K| Mu- Fi iverslty The dressing pavilion, near Utc UieniM'lves In do evervllung ii.a^N.bie WlNNlPKn. Mnn.--Willi a vim to producing greater eltlcieucy M'Ul economy in school hnaitemg. ai.a providing equal facilith's for educi MOti lu u If parts ot the provtnc- <.i changes m nie NtHimnba eaui . In-ill flfil'lu wvIV Mini'll IIIKTK .11 1 piuVtliclui govcrnmrin. oy the M- lulM* 'lii.it'lier* ptleeal at a cjjln ference wuu thr cslmvct. The l cucliers' delegation scored figures showing tluti r ual ivucluT*' salaries hud bvvn rritt oi, considerably m latr yt-ar*. Ti i were (oritiy over 000 tcftchers crlvlng gSOO er less per year. 1300 tenchcra m mini district* | getting between JAM and J750. wliltc . in 1935 only 330 were in OiAt c^u. ' Boer Slorc* Ctoaiiij*, | Ktm*uH fliiy Hrpf rte i .t/w'-' i/ * The Curat*m Rs,eure , Ka n s a s c it v . Mu . -- Ain^idy . some retailers of *ul bn-r 1 ch*NUi* In Kiuuw* (. . Appvbxi1 nuitrly 30 nf .the small rcxtivu ant Iowners who obtahu'd ta-rmlts I iv,* Closed their doors mid are see mu tmund.i on Mteir permils. Few np. pltcaumva wre lieitm ri'cetved f am | owner* of Mores and rrstmir libj near wlmol.N. nmailmg to Mr: H)ze? j M (fninpbeli. at* tiiN|-.`ior lor i state pure fond and cH'tug ctcplrt- I itu'iil. I READERS are GyrubciotU. They know that inlir o ro int a #* b 0007-SWP-000122802 q'HJg CHKZST1A.X SClKiVCK MUNrfOtt,' BOSTON, THURSDAY, AFfl Political Action Winnipeg Board of Trad*. Although mere wiu a decrease in the manu facturing output of Ui* Provtne* of about IA per cent, &9 new industries Declared Lagging were established during the year. In addition. existing industries added 34 new lines amt *ix com* Behind Industry lutuiM enlarged meir plant*. A number of tit* e*Ubh*fied in* dustrle* made new record# during the >var, increasing tlvlr output ofPrnlilrm* trout 10 to >00 per cent. The nidusDintrihutiiMi trie* included tho following Us: Should Havo Bren Solved humeas, iurmture, boot* *nd rhoeJi, knitted goods and food product*. Lone A pi. Expi-rt >uyn Lights Under the Water Illuminate Bathing Pool in New Sa Monitecy Like belt. ) tpoeiol to TOO CVh*e t**r*o Mooiioo PSTT6BUROH. Prnnw. April 27-- If poUHcal efficiency were on * plane I Fort! lied area | ------------- -C*titiw4 lr*<M r>K il --- oqual lo Indualrial efficiency. urob-...m....o..nery. .B..u...t.....t.h...rfy _f_o_u__n_d_ o__u_t d__l_fferlam* of miu distribution arising i rntly'ln liuuu* peeuUtivo "year*, frutn new devrlnjimnil* In Incur* | "Money u like bell on a ma* c*le producllon would hnvr been rlimr." he declared. <Mr. Ford nisi solved tent sap. according lo Mr. I had to gel niechnuical ainillf.iMt I.-niyr. ,n -,pm on | itiUM tw knit ntwlm round ,nd hUll m OWllim. TMroun,dtlol.ble..o,f(.a.n,y.nre.all ,,vWalue..TThl,,enre Bpcakittg before Ihv *v**mn an 1* ho security except In knowledge and industry. if all our youth* sport trade problem* of lit* N** would put what they earn into tional Foretan Trade convent loti knowledge, thr.v would soon be able her* today. Mr. Langner dU'ii'tted In create a demand for their acrv* the effect of *retgn paient* n lee* " stUmilutthg American invenuena-oiMl ) T)i*r* looking Uy method* m European industry, Wiu>ii tuked Ilow eondlllon* In the which )te described h m ~oe u* the rmv.i Htrikiug phenomena -of tin* first third of the twentieth cen tury." "Whether, ns the reMili of poliil* rottmry looked. Mr. Ford reuMed, "tilings ure looking up. deelih'dly o. INvirh* are Uimking more. There U * Krenter apirlt of optimism and litey arc itred of thU word depreaMon. it t mnklitg people realize the enl trcnllra ami rculiomtr confer- hr<Vk*iiy nf being able to do some emvs. uuttiy or the tihidintuv* t thing for thi-mavUea. Tilings are ah world trade will be renmvert. yet riahi for Hie people who wnut to remain* lu be even," Mr. Imiu mimi work, mid they never have brvn all aid. right for the people wlw don't wont Clyde Willimn 11'Hji' humI to work " nt the riejiuriMo'iii <u .|HiiiiHi>ie i>im Mrs. f-W'i enicrt'iliiiHf more Hum finance (if ihe I'tiiveraity ut C.liHitn- 7on,' member* ut tin' Woman'* No* tiiinv*. iIimh imu Iiiu the tiujortmice wf ilni.inl Kami tinil Uanlen AMOela* Uie oversea* sj-Mrm of American tiou at a luiHiu'on yesterday at a banks, declared that the question feature of a threr-day convention Ta* OmtiriiM aexi MaHir*a.llU . AfiKA OF NINE ACA*-CQVg*D BY M.OM.OOO OALLON* OF WAT*, MAKING IT THE UARdg*T FOOL IN A wa* not whrllUT United Otat<M I rude H'hK'h begun Tucadtiy and end* to* should be entirely llmmeed through riuit Bile reported that despite foreign office* of It* own bonk* or riiiDrtiit time*, the organization wo* New Forests Heldolety thimiKh foreign Uuik*. but arii^nrhig rapidly and that It hod Brilliant Lighting Adds loMeanwhile they can become perl>cl wnetuarles for wild hfe of all kinca." rather whether foreign contmerc* -re--r.e..m...iy. added Hirer Im.portant Of thu eoimiry la not belter aerveri * bvanehca In Washington. Virginia by the presets' system of utiltrlngland Maryland. Till*. she said. 1* a both tyinw of foriluie* vui lux than (great record for a bad financial bv relying exclusively on foreign " banka. Mr* Korfi told how *he ri Mr. ' In oilier win-dr. InvintM* of ilv Finn Wei'amr liilerrmert In Ilia Way* relatively imn'iit *i>*. in the Joiv.yii Milr inn up in the iiinmem when ne field of a l;ircr immbiu at uilk'O of .-Hid. "Lei * boy :i amt save it." Mrs. American Uuik*.'' he wiitimivdT "our Harold Murdock, president ot tM femgii truder " m>:itr and New Knglmui branch of (he a.io* more diffrrcnUttved group of banking emthni, >pnke briefly and greeted fnnhlie.s from which tsrhsr-e. he detegme*. wlio have rome to "It follows llhd 1 lit* *vr- iidbury from all pan* of the Fine Mr. Huwea preposed thut an td-. Sanctuaries visory coniintttw of cxtwm bv pcosided to work with the President on Of Famous Austi-uliiiu 1 such plans, ur lhai the Dunk Walt mi To Aid Wild Life League and other vunsenution a**)vliition? M'lrvt a joint ratntnhtrr, .4*vclr lo T* Cfc'Olf** Srnrwr# N> BVDNEV. N. 8. W.--Tlio ftmiuus | Cuniiinmwre with the President'* nprovul to aei ve buthuu: [Mol at Manly Hus breit II-llA'in li, U im- thl* |>ar)MMe. . lumniatect by puwcrrtil arc lamp* to I rem.trneu-<* Roujicvolt Fltiii I. ]< Iu u i m us Mr. Beth Oordon, president of Inal 3.000.000 cundiepowcr. Fupr AmerJcsn flame AMortntiou. A su will ucL'tmiu f* ui cost fi prsbed the Preshlrat far ieurimg ina^ Mnih* have been plaeed under the! on tin* rial Vay lo CoiiFCt'vutmn wny in this new field, declaring that water tlturlivd to the promenade, ie plllarv hr did mure with the urok* of h This Is (he first time that light* the limdinii ly Walton League IH-n to bring home tn alt of n* Uir have Uvn pinred under Ihe wider In over the wa tem of Ann-riean bank* nn>i nwifsj country. HilerdrpemiriK'e uf trees, water n:at AtiMi-nUii and ihv tluu from the il- A*.a..v.t.l^y rI.o,p*.i.v-.w. .i.it. .a..h. imiKH.t.n..u..l rp*a"rt __ Mrv .3. .fl-ajirt-nlp.**h* or nur bunamg fai'ilntc* fur foreign Sm:wl>. N. II.. pirldvnt vt Hu* trade in wiling wur buMne>* men h * Coouiiltun f New lliimpsliire Art* ii.unnppiulwiiMie orciiiilniihwi ef C*iut>. mid of the urlgm mid larger, mere diver*Ulf(J and mmv purpose of the eouimlaslmi, which, ftnattemg and prtmiomv taeihii*^ clu'jsniri. M'l'vi**. without pay li> pro* unit m >ervm I Hem belter Diun imy virir eHM'iiiiut kiixtnu'iiuti in cruft** other meilMut under u variety wf Ml- in.itr.nin m u nigh onler in mrin-iil uallon*.-' uid m rni'ut reiium* umi in rn- Mr. Jehu Abbmk. iliv*|iieMili-ni opi-iittive gi-oups uf Hie towns and aPnudbl_it*fhrueer*r`al manager ul inivrimUimut IIiimiii'M C<wpvrn* Mr*. nuU`i'1 A. Ware, ehuh'iiixt lion. Ueclsreil thut kmgrc-lerm cred* , h s miv iiiIu h i* edueiiflnn eunt* .Vr/W frr>n Vm t-r Os'fO Kimikind llvm any Prcsnk'ut *u:cv (lie riftys uf Theodure Ho u m*v i*H. ' CmCAOO. April 27 -- Pivsldcnl "Wv are mi the bvmk uf hew and R<jo>i-vcU 'a rrfuivstu tlon pntkmm, better thuia in miservutiun." Mr while exi'clleni to far us it uoe*. u ' Gordon miiu . '-beeaur*- we have iww lumliiKiiun arv wumlerfully aiunclive, the *oawy*d and t-luar white wind being plainly vbib'.v frutu the pjniferin. i('.uiihilmii *prrmI to Th. Jml a xuiitplr of ivhat tic* Fvricml n^KTtim.-iU l iiii U* Iti tlii-.llhp lu relh-ve ini-m)>li.vi)M'nl. uicl ut tic rearlu'd the siauv where reiorota* net mere ennsm-vahiiil. u Lie order ft the itny." It h the largest bathing }X>uI In - KDMONTl Aip-tiiiltu. Iietng Mini* ih 'iv a in uieu [ | ii|.y n and containing JlPOPJXk) gulluns ul\(.,,i ,K, water. . i.iIHiik un.loi *mm* time irnjuuve llu* nuOoiml re- jnuuvn uf tlu: roimlry. tin* Imuk KfJicit'ticy |m Aflvurotcil Sydney bathers nre Inking full ItUAxta," nnl.i ildvimUiav ef (In* (xad, thuilsuml* tin* Soviet fu Vi'nllmi I.vsguc was mid st tlieoin-n* in .Vimihiliiui Srhoola being *evn in thv water iintf on the' prupagiuntn, lug of It* eleventh aniiiisl conven wind during the day and at night. imvUiig in 1U for export would result nv-ehmi* (mmee. atnnMiiiced the award of the natlmr or nitlfir the barrier rilu'it. Fiivsih tiruciley Ty*m> Menioriul again*! product* from mu eoimtry ; J-ehoicahip for i33*a. an the rxcipe thut terms olfi-red by K Europvun exportrr* are required to *, lu,nn|J; hi botany ut th* UnlienHy A .eWrlim protesting agatnac th, tion hen* loriiiy. Tlie speaker was Mr. Harry B. Hawr*. former United Scutva tfenn(or and chairman of the Fedwnl Wild Life CotiLiclI. who l* one of the foremost eomicrvativnUts of (he *?+?<*! > Thr ChUAtlmH Mu1`h r VVINN1PKO. Man.--With a rha to producing greater emnrncy h iii`, economy In schuol financing, s k i providing equal faethiieK fur rtiuc-- * lion In Mil parts ol the pi\vhic< Fuw an creau^Ve u.d -bat -r ^aarUm. countn.'. cViungvs In me Mamiuba eiita- "Conservationist* have special V.unal -v-lk-m >*rre iii/;eu upon i jer.liiirnt>i *molorer uw*umwnloi*v ear* if .M/*'e*.rJe_tm*fh'.l*. offer U'mi* to whieq urrisro* Im porter* have become .Accu.di'tned. "It may mt ih like (fbing fur'ufleld --.even vl*lmiry. If you plcnee--to advoeute whul nmoupu ulmost lo pcononhe pinnmng on .a world keuie. Why.' you n*k. 'ihoukf we consider financing the machinery to . build i road* and **nhory *>'Mrm* and .wont RweNCieil. An ahaoimcement told of 20.ooo to eMabiinn a airl drutii M-nofr*lii|) In kftrUvmnx. df.'iunuit d u> (la* l*ou Hfiuy Hua/vvr whoturship m recognition of Mrs. MwO'vrV dvi-p imereat in gardening us (in out-of-rioov voenUou for young pvaplc. The KcholurKhlp .tn be at the School of IJnrueititure for Women at Ambler. Femm.. nnd is to carry an cleaning zeere of plants and a other project* 1In*imf*nnuiell*u*w aaceennonoddntiumni*1*. i annual uward of 30d. It will he open tf<n imOtrlBSnc),outs of uioMianvdhi,ngUreurKuerdd cause for weicnuvinx and a PP'^;:ZI:.s -Prcstrtem Ron-eveU'* prcvpvam of re- piwvihvlui guvveninchl by ii.r Mu- > tuba 'Ivnclhs-'i veu-riiti4in at u out.- forestavton." Mr. Howes suid. "Along fcreniw wiUi the cnbhict. with stl other clttzi'Ji* we wrkume U Thv Ivucher*' rirli-wadou prr* u a ptun fur rellvving uuempki.v- senred figure* sliowuur dmt rural ment. A* mcmU*r* of ilils great organisation we <t In it also a recognition of the principle* of Christianity and o muguilleent in ] U-uchiT** Milancs Itud been rerinreu coin.ldi<rably in late yvurs. The-c were today over COO teachers re* celvlng S5P0 nr lew per year. Over itiative on the pun of the Executive ,52111) teachers in rural dlslrtct* were that should .lead U) federal expan , grit Inc between MM and also, whue sion of This Christian work of efforts in general. Improvement anri . In I#23 only 340 were In that cla*. Tbc dicwing piwillun, near Ui t]n>mrhe u CT tries ihonaand* of ml e* aws.v--nn prnvemenU which u *e of u* will Stave*. reclamation can be carried out on all sure unit not Iona i iirojicrUe*. In Bcrr St oro h Olusiitif, i never ee. mid how ra i they benein U7* * U'w'Jd (liv'd Aircraft cluding army nnd navy revrvn<liit*. | In nddltton there I* m v ms L ncvretge KulhtiN Oily il*|)npLh "My atMwer la that such export* will rrenti* wealth--ii my opinion, To Bare in Eu k Iu ih I of rut-ou-r land now iyiiiK idk* which i with the rnnsviH uf its owner*, ; Are- at m r*r n,r:\fnn A.-.m-r .U.-(hr KANdAS cm*. Mu.-Already will ('rente It more ru ildly per dol might be developed into permuni-nl . same retailers of *l beer ut k lar of expenditure than would J*<.riJ /r*M *>W forrsls and made into brcoditig i elostug lr\ Kh iv a* t . Apjivovt- a Mmtlnr rxpendliu -c anywhere . LONDON -- InicrnaUuiiuL ram places and hubllutluis for game of nv.uriy 30 nr ihe k r u iII rexhtumn! within the border* ' 0|mm to the world'* fasteat civil air all kinds." owners who obialm-d permit* hare eouniry or S!uro[w--tjeciiiiM> these craft will bv hrld In England during A forest of rrgrowth timber is n clojH'd their doors and cr Aerkimr new rounlnri nre ' ' ' of their dcstlit)'. * period of Heavy foreij n Jtivvynu'iil alxty years ago." ' Snr%v Show* A Srits thu flr>t week In August, it is an* uouiircd here. The comrat m peeuid to be held ut Fertoimnith. A io*iiuli' pylon rouroc is to be imd out umi all the racing will lake plrnv wiihui 000 feet of ihv ground. A minimum price fund of t'JOOO hna comrrnlal bretrilng plucv fur bird* and nnimnli. Mr. Hawes Mild, nnd cun be mndr habhublo at thl* tune with little or ?tu rxpviiK'. Th**** rrprawtli forests will be uiidlsturbi'cl tor iiiiiny yaaiv -at )<-ip>t [or iiitallirr quarter of a century.*' he *ul. lefundo on llvir pemth*. Fi*w up* (illentinn* are being received /rmn owner* uf More* and vestauris:>.: near m*Iio o U. srmrUinp tn Mr i Hazel M CnmpU'll. nn mNin-r-tm- h*r tl.i alnte (Hire fuixl ithU drin; ineiti, AltMMIJf AllUTM'll LI Smilin'?) i*rn x...iu...ii.a...M..ilrrd. fIat .u, p.v...u..iuh m...xI'IUI IUhm.tli rIm- ro'uw for (he lu-al* xlutll be SO WASHINGTON, Apr ISO Ml Thv|mp(Vit and )O0 miles Jor the finaU. Commerce JA'iau-imr-iit reiwru'd" to- Any devisable mean* for IncrcuJlng day approximately XI r> *r cen.t...u..l....t..i.n mm-i%I will bv ultowvd. arc men below the gra< c uf licensed officer employed mi Ai irrlean'mer* h*ni marine *h)p* dt ring Ilia J*t MONITOR READERS year were alien*. Statistic* snow'd r.7fi00 nuiive- born Amertcmi .v 's it ip ii were shlppe; nd rrshlppcd on Amc dean trawl*, while ae.000 fully nat^iraliKed! ehi- rii* and 7g.AOO ailena '' and rr-Khipprti- The bu . that 17000 snii-h wb; icu wcre_m- eluded tnnoiiK tin* ullef mam ml Hpanlnrds third wul sl*.n I tod are QuxuLtJbf CmbciotcL Wiiin{)'jc Note** In Sc i i t i i I They know thae onlv a nainr <%F 0007-SWP-000122803 itrM ihiret or tne wrntifiit ceutury.'' "Whether. ii^ the result uf .pohHCAt tmUie* amt oeuuninte confer- u Kmiter spirit of optimism and liu-y are tired of this wont depres sion. It u making people realize tlie D'iriiy af bemir able to do Mmr- etuv. many of til** hhutrjutco to Uhhg r.u- tliemsi'lves. Things are all world trade will bo removed. yet right for the people who want to rvmtitru. n Pc mv ik " Mr. l.rtimuei work, ahd they never have twwn * aid. rtiil?< fer the )tropic who don't wont V>r ri.vil.* WiIUiu m riirljui. lutml to Wiu k " of III*' tr|*l lun-nt oi and Mr, l-'irrU 1'iih-ilnlmil m*ve than fliianee til ill*1 Uhiterany < 7ix| utcHibcrs of the Woman's N* Imoga. tfiM-nio.mii the in(Hirum'i' uf Ihnitil >`arm uad Uarden Aasoela-1 the ot*-rM`" xy-ueiu of AtnerHan Hon ut n hmcheon yesterday as a bank.'. declared that the numthm feature of a ihree-doy convention T** 0<iii*iiw Win ARCA OF MNC ACRCa* COVCRCO BY 11,000.000 QALLONO O WAT*, MAKINd IT THC UARdS wax nut whether United Stun-* nude whirl! Uruiin Tursduy aud ends lo- should bt- fUiitfly ninmfitl through rtati. Sin* reported that despite foreign otBcra of it* own banka or (Uttleult times, the organlznlton was New Forests Held Brilliant Lightingolrty through foreign banka, but advancing rapidly and that It had ''Meanwhile they-can become pcrf^ci suaelunrles for wild life of all khwa. rather whether foreign commerce recently added three Important of thU country u not better served bi-Michcs m Washington, Virginia by the present system uf titilirliu: and Maryland. This, she said, Is a Fine Mr. Hawes proposed that an id- Sanctuaries vbury eommittiv of i-xpvru be pfovideo to work with the Prvsidt'nt ot Of Famous Aus both lypen of fuethlies rulher >hau Krrut record for a bad financial such plans, or Out the Isaak w a Iis i by rrlymtt eXrhuaxrl.v *n foreign j year. bank*. | Mr* Kmt told line she nnrt Mr. To Aid Wild Life League and oihcr cmiservatiDu a.voclutiou* M-lrcl a JohH cotnmttirr .tpi-rtef la TMt c SYDNEY N. S. W.--Tito riimw "In other wnrtts. ...................... ihe | Eon! iMi-imd- InlcreMcd hi the Wy- wnh the Peenidcm'a aproval to sen's bullting pool at Manly lias been i relatively event Dm* III Ihe huV.m J;>we Inn uji m the memeht when Iw held of a Jarec number of nrtU\v "C { "t.efs buy it and save il." Mrs. American bunk*.'' he emit inuvdT "our | Harold Murdock, president of tho foreign trader mi.. a gn-.uer .nut!'New Knyliuui brniich of the auo* Kooscvrlt IMun I.amlotl u a title purpose. Mr. Beth Cordon, president of tun American Onme Asocial ion. a m praised the Prrsiilem fm' leading On laminated by powerful are Imnp* 1 3.000,000 coudlepowcf. Four alumps have been Placed under U mure dlftelf Iltlnlea group Of bank 111); j cintum, .-poke briefly and greeted Way to Cousrrvation way in ihla new fluid. derUtring that water aUurht'd to the promriiHd fneihtir*N from which : ehoM*. jline delegates, who have come to "It follows nun the o m-i-mms ,\v s - ! Suilbnry from all pans of the hy Wall mi Id*aitiiG -hr did more wnh the Mruke of h( This i* thr nm time mat hgh |H*ii to bring home to all of us tlx have been placed under the witter; tem of American tuiiks mml liifcs-.) vounir.V. saiil.v rrpii-M-nt u ii iui|*ii'iiim nun Mrs. J. Randolph OooUdge of a/ mir banking fm-jltur* fur foreign Saiidwii'l*. N. H.. president of the trade in giwug uur UuMiiesH meu a OimmtvMan *f New Mump-hir* Arts t.iinpu-heiiMie ueguiiiyntbm uf :tml laid of tin* origin and larger. mure diversified ami inure purpose of the ciimialaslmi, which. 9\trrteI /*n ,V>waMr 0re* CHICAGO. April 37 -- Pn*ident Ru u m>veil's Adontuniloh iH-iigrum. while excellent w> fur as It xors, 1* iiiiivrrt*'|M-mleiu'e of tre*-*. water n.wi Au Miu IIh niui the tlnU fivm the I mankind thuti any Preimirnt s lumlnntioti are wunOerfutly aihm Oie dayn of Tlutxiure liuuM-vi-lt. * Wv are on the brink of new betlcr thnus in cimM-rvution." r ;k 4 X!r live. Hand Hu* n-iviiij and vicar win1 bring plainly vbuble from tl Oertlon ald, "bccntijw tve have iiuu phufurm. financing and promotive iactiiin-> and in mt u h h them lamer than any other mrilnnl under a nirh-ty uf mi* uutiohs." Mr. John Abbmk. v.er-im\Mh-M mid ceia-rnl manager of Bu mmi-m* slM-j snitl. MTU-* wuhoat yuy to provutr esM-niml htsirui-nuh in ernfism.iuMiip at a hltih mtli-r to ItidtvaiUttls in nirnl reymn.i ami in co- nia-tiitive groups vf (he (owns and VI lil'S. Jusi u xumylp of what the Pedt-ri'l- reached tin- Mmk c when- rnouw Oot>*nu<-Hl ran vto lit Ihoi.hiir It* Mt lm`)V OIIVMrfMllKlll, u t, rellrtt- uu-m|ilo,viiivm. ami til thr i/i'di-r i| tin- tn.v." snim* mm- impi-ave ihe aatiamii re- snuit-ea. tf Mic rotmlry, thy l.untk Kniciniify la Atlvuriilrti U |a thr largest bathing |ioo| I AuMi'iiliu. bring lime mn-.-v m ui uliU Win,lining ll.WW.UW gallons water. Sydney bnitieix arc lnktng fi miviuiUgv uf the p<N<i. Ihnii-suiii PubllahrtV lulcrimimiMl Corpora*. Mrs. rtoU-rt A. Wme. rhairmun Waiiutt fa-ague wna laid *t the o|tchlion, declared thut longer-term erect- of ihe asMii-nmoit's eihu'iumn cum- liilf */ lu elewmit annual conveit- In .Muuiiolimt Sohoeli: being miv ii In thu wntrr and un tl Mind during (he <ly and nt nigh iu for export would result m-elmw- [ miiii-i-. aniuaiiivec) the award ot the natinif or casing the barrior rai**-*l Btirah Uradley Tyson Memorial apatnst products from Mil* country ; hvilowsltlp for 1033-34. The -|nner on the rxcucc that leritia offered by Is Miss Velva Hudd. teaching as- Europcutt exporters nrc required to 1*1:1 iu in ixiiauy at the University do business m overseas market*. . uf CiiK'iimatt. '*] do nni advocate a race, with * A ti'iexram protesting against the ompFCioul*ulear*tctoIirmethpr*metsemaruhfomyonarsermvce-ruhtgeo-dbciduetiwicmtlhi'ok.hi'rme'vicehehgnruora-siosuncvaucgieitfuddrsfswa"teoberfam-a.nu*ciettfoldivomu.lludd r'J.O1cvpdN>uliucal-rrsunl;lismsxUciwilvutcmoeoul*Uret`ktrd.tiuiAtMili*nwune-fahpasoK*ilnOeUun.srOrdols-.OovunhOuunitpcrHteioxtn-metJeneegnrsnnPyattaixidoUsbteon*lwfialdsduiehivieoKvsrafr-.l --even visfonury, If you please--to advocate whut nmoiinu utmost to economic planning on a world scale. Why.' you ask. 'should we consider .'rliolurMlip in recogmllou of Mrs. Iluowr'e deep int i-rc.u in gardening its an out-of-door vocntlnn far young licopJe. The schofarslitp will be at the financing the machinery to . build roads and sanitary systems and .wool cleaning plants and oil mills and a core of other projects in new coun tries thousands of miles away--im provements which most of tis will ' School of Horticulture foe Women at Ambler. Pennu.. and is to carry an annual award of 3600. It will be open to Oirl Scouts of outstanding record from uuy M-ctlon of tho United Slate*. tlon here today. ttmnl la Tb* X.-ii-mx A/tn Tlie sueskrP was Me. Harry B. WINNfPKC. Mnn.--Willi rt - Hawca. former United StuUm Bcna- to producing givutcr Htlvn-ucy .. tr>r and rhaJrmnn of the Frdi-iul; ifOnginy In aciiooi nnam-mg, aid Wild Life CouiicU. who Is one of tho} providing vouul farilult-s for clun foremast comci-vatlotiisia country. of thP, tton in all purl* ol the piovlnc cluangva lu the Mnntiobiv "Con.servMlonlM* have nneptati pause fur Wi-lcomn-.g and applaud::.g ' Prratrlent RonevelVa prntn-nm f re- I tisnsl .vUtn w.irv piovinciui guvi-i-oi.u-iu oy lw 'toavlvi-rn KrU4-uifaiu u j k > ii . ti.v Mj i t J at a VOli*:' foresUitott." Mr. Hawn said. ''Along ' ferettve wlUi llie cabinet. with as a all other chLx--n> we welcome II} plan fur relieving unempluy-! The sen red teacher*' tlHegntlau figures allowing Otni pi- rural meat. A* member* of ihU grcai! teachers' salaries had been miue<s argaulsalion wp ec in it also a; considerably m late yeuvx. Th<>-e rpeoumlion of the principle* of Christianity and o maguinccul InItianve on the jiori. of the Executive that should lead Lo federal expuu- | ' ' were today over 000 teachers ri-s crivintf *6u q nr less pt-i- year. Ovri 1200 teacher* in rtu-nl dlsirtcta wrie: getting between *500 and *760, while ahm of Tljw Clirhuun work of ciTort* in gpneral.' improvement and: in 1025 only 3*0 were in that class.. reclamation can be carried nut on all1 aisle and itaiional proivrue*. In-' Beer Slorr* (Unaiiig, rThe di'CMthg pavilion, near u never see. and how can they benefit ' us?' - VtorM Civil Aircraft eluding army umf navy resrrvat Itm.s. I In ndditinn mere i* a vast Acreage I Ku iin in (iil.v HrporU "My answer Is that such exports will rretiti* wealth--in my opinion, will route It more rapidly per dol To Kurt* in Ei ik Iu im! of cui-uver land now lymg idle which | Sf*-- *! m Thr with Ihe eoiiM'Ut might be tleveluprU uf It.* owners.. into iierinoiii iit KANBA8 Cm*. some mailers nf A.-.rre .Vtrtr Mo.-Alivmiv *ul bi-ei' av lar uf rxpemfllurr than would g*#r(.U frmm UuM'lr Svt*u forexls and made into bm-Uuig [ rl*lu in Knitvas t. . Approxl- similar expenditure anywhere . LONDON -- Xiucruntiunul races places ami habitations for game of < nialei.v sa of (he small restaurant within the borders of our own open to (ha world's fuitcxl civil air- all kinds." owners who ubtaim-d permits have country or Europe--because these I cruft will be held In England during new countries are in tho iijrswlng ! thu first week in August. It is an* or their destiny, a s we were m the nomired here. Tlie comp m u ex period nf heavy foreign hiveM incut pected to bo held ut Portsmouth. Maty year* b o ." _______ A 10-nuli- pylon course Is to be laid out and ah the racing win take Survey .Slinks /U'tciis plut-v within 500 feet of the ground* Amw Ami*ri<**m Sminitui A minimum prlre tuna of 6000 has been Kiiurumeed. It in priieed thill A forest of regrowth timber la n closed their doors and are Mvking eoitgenial brei-dmg place for birtU irfunds on iheir m'milts. Few ap- anil milmalt. Mr. Hawe* xnid. and pllniOons are beuifi recihved from can be made habitable at thl* time owners nf stores and restaurant with III tie or no i-xpeiiM*. ''Tln-m- near M-hools. nrnmlmir In Mn Hazel reBrawth farenta will be undtMuvbi'tf M (tuinpbt-ll. mi lur tit far miiiiyyi-ni'* at f** unoUu-r slnlr pure f<xl mill drug dr|x*rt- quarter ef a eentur>*." he aui.! milt. G Dir rKiiu.e far tin- heats *hull bp no WASHINGTON. April 3 Ml -The nmex, and Kk> in tic** Jor the flnaU Conimerce IK-jiariuiiiil rcpwled to Any deviMiblu mi'uiis fur increasing day approximately ad i*-r cent yf the Min'd will bv allowed set-men below the grade of licensed officer employed on American `miT- ehunt marine shli during tit* last MONITOR READERS year were aliens. Btatlstlcs allowed 121AQ0 native- born American seamen were shipped are and rcxhlnpcd o American vessels, while 34.000 fully imthraHKcet; eltl- a^na and 79.AOO aliens were ahlppacL and reahlpped Thu bureau reported Qua/cfy CottActotu. that n.000 Brithh subject* were In cluded nmohK the aliens with Ger man* ami Bpeubirdx second an I third will* a ism* HUft each. Wiimijirff Nutria Ouiii They know that Iu Spwrul IniiiislrJca JprrHil In Thr ChrltHm* .Xslrnri W1NNIPEO. Man. -- Manitoba made noteworthy progress In Indus try In 1033. it was reported at the fifty-fourth annual meeting of tha "Now dishwashing only a paint of SWP quality applied now can. ^e v a s p r e d ' PREVENTS HIP and DIAPHRAGM ... ' -BULGES" .. gurrectshoflowback `Neva-pie-r t;irdle ltd AH idllie, by h\ llieir eu-hnirr Uf ' 1 ln/r, lair prrfeci c*r* nf tlie three matt rlilhenlt (*ainu of the lipirr -- ldp, abdu* men and diaphragm " 7X A'*// fiat- t t i / .. f tn v-- tidtmtf, 4*J rrjuf' \a*s / hft t /,./ 4e//aii- is no job at all* --jA teg hatband MQeB< It's really easy with Rlnso.lhrse O lively iiuls twib off the grease in a Jiffy,. J can dual! oor dinner dither-pots nwjHiuandevffyibing!--in I?minute*. If med to tiki me it least fwj ai kmf bifor# t chng<4 to Rinio you'v. uied IUiu o Tor wiaWnn cloth**. You know how k sari/ out dirt--uv (rubbing--put viothet iu) ahadaa whiter--Mfiijk Nov try it (o k washtag diehast Sea hmw It makas gvaa gmy Aw* and pana come cbtaloj bright ia a jiffy. Rinio will nve you drag aid work chrse limes a day. It will my your hands. Yau'll be io chriilfd. you'ii *a it /or all othar deaaingf Cup for cup, RJa io gives twice u rmi< li sudi a\ liglitweixlic.ptiffed-up tiwpt - - tttm tn Ltrjttt ktttfr. tier ihe BIG ImwtcludiJ jiockage l>M Ml) |>C) At lAUli Of Mn/iatm- Atulon tdtje* * ---- ----$3 Wvi JCtJi Stmt Nrw York City save their property from costly depreciation at lowest cost. Its money'saving quality has made its economy a paint "buyword" the world over. SWP House Paint is one of the famous V. Something that's observe! And one to offer your frien 'Dry. Then your f uented--while 1 ..iglited. For there CAI 0007-SWP-000122804