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/ a Ww %! -- What Goes On In The World By Norman Blair Moslem and Arab World There are something like 900,000 Jews living in Mostem and Arab countries stretching from the At- lantic, along the Mediterranean, to the Indian Ocean. today" Zionist leaders are afraid that the position of these people is one of gravest danger. Now that the end of the British mandate has precipitated at least local warfare in Palestine, it lg feared that there may be terrible Tepercustions in Moslem. controlled lands. French Morocco, Iraq and Alger- ia are the countries having the larg- est Jewish' populations, over half a million altogether. Egypt, numbering Tunisia, are some of the others. In Syria; where 'there are only some 11,000 Jews, a policy of econ- omic effect. employ been discharged, discrimination is already in Practically all Jews in the of the Government have and freedom of movement for Jews is practically abolished. ed to In Iraq, no Jew is allow- leave the country without depositing $20,000 with the authori- ties as a guarantee of his return, and no foreign Jew is allowed to enter "Unless measures for their Iraq, even in transit. pro- tection are taken immediately, the very survival of Jewish communi- ties il certain lands is in serious danger," Zionist was the way a prominent put it some weeks ago. Now that the State of Israel is an accomplished ft, even, greater; and it would seem that the only effective solution would be to arrange for a quick transfer, Insofar as is possible, of all these people to their homeland in Pales-. tine. Palestine--1882--1948 Now that the British have at last left Palestine, a brief summary of what has gone on in that unhappy country during the past sixty years or so 1882. 1807. 1017. 1022. 19290. 1033; might be of interest. Zionist colonization of Pale- stine by immigrants from Russia is begun. $ First Zionist Congress forms world organization. Jewish population of Palestine about 50,000 out-of a total of 650,- 000. Balfour British affirms of Jewish declaration approval National Home in Palestine, - Churchill White Paper reaf- firms British recognition, but. would limit future immigra- tion to "absorptive capacity of the country". Bloody rioting between Jews 'and "Arabs in Palestine fol- lows long period of increas-' ~ ing tension. : Riots and Stites accompaily Arab protests over Jewish immigration and land purch- ases. Andy Clarke--Sometimes af- fectionately- called "the mayor of the little places" was better known, and better" liked, no man throughout rural and small-town Ontario 'than Andréw David Clarke, whose unexpected death on May 19th, will be 'deeply regretted by hundreds of thousands, Born, raised and educated in Grimsby Ont., Andy early in life deter- mined to be a Newsbaperan and worked. various capacities on the. old. Toronto tiscr, "World, The London Adver- and- The Toronto Globe, acting as 'News Editor on the latter_for over 13 years. It was as the creator and broadcaster . of Neighborly News, however, that he gained an audience un- equalled in numbers as far as CBC programs are concerned. Tle spoke of the things that seldom hit the front pages. The . farm homes of two provinces-- and thousands who had left tHe farms for the "cities--listened every Sunday morning to his voice--a voice which never failed to bring a feeling of the real / friendliness, sincerity and / humanity of the man behind it, Iran, . Turkey and Iraq - the danger is | a iE 1 The Haifa section of the oil pipeline from Iraq is opened. 1038. "1986, -Arabs declare "national poli- 1048. tical strike" 'to. enforce de- mands for Jewish imigra- tion restriction, British Peel Commission re- commends partition of Pale- stine with Jerusalem 'under international control. - Both' Arabs and Jews Feet this proposal. British issue white faoer re- stricting Jewish immigration to 75,000 within next five years, British allow resumption of immigration at rate of 1000 per month, after stoppage due to the war, Jewish Pale- stine population now 450,000 out of a total of a million and a half. League of Arab states form- ed at Cairo. President Tru- man calls on Britain to open up Palestine to 100,000 Jew- ish refugees. Britain refuses and Jewish extremists stage disorders in retaliation. Anglo - American Committee recommends admission of 100,000 refugees; that Pale- stine be a state neither Jew- ish nor Arab; and that Brit- ish mandate "be extended. Premier - Attlee says recom- mendations cannot be imple- mented without American support. Committee then pre- sents plan for partition into Jewish and Arab 'provinces operating under mandate. Jews, Arabs and the United Stateg all reject this proposal. Secretary Bevin announces Britain to submit whole problem to United Nations, Latter names special com- mittee. Refugee ship with 4500 Jews aboard captured by British, ,Refugees refuse to land in France and are later removed at Hamburg. Jewish extremists hang two British troops in reprisal for - prison executions. United Nations Committee recom- mends - partition ofe Palestine into two states also admission of 150,000 extra refugees. Britain announces decision to end mandate and remove all troops. ~ U.N. Security Council studies problem of how to enforce partition. in face of Arab opposition. In March Ameri- can delegate to Council an- nounces reversal of United States stand on partition, asks suspension of plan and establishment of temporary Palestine trusteeship instead. In April Arabs threaten: 1037. 1939, 1940. 1945, 1946. 1047. Fler ~~ invasionas soon as British 3 ordinary people. leave. May 15, British man- date ends, and Zionist state of Israel is proclaimed. -- 22222 France The cost of living in France is now" just about 15 times what it was in pre-war-days. The past year has been a drastically tough one for On rations allowed to the French citi- zen doesn't 160k too bad; but the trouble is that most of the rationed articles are almost impossible to get. And the disastrous crop fail- ure of 1947 produced an epidemic of 1949, . farm hoarding -- with foodstuffs being held back fro until, at times, ther was dan ger of widespread suffering, pei hy tion, : In recent Weeks however things have brightened considerably, Crop prospects are ecxceptionally good, and food prices have stopped rising and are expected to take a down- ward trend before long, And with ERP help coming through soon, the economic situation 'should be relieved, although it may be quite a .while before the. French people, as a whole, realize that it has. For the inflation has had disas- troug consequences for the savings _the market paper the | of many millions of thrifty French. people, especially the white collar workers, who have seen their cost of living multiply itself 15 times, while wages and salaries didn't in- crease with anything like the same speed. Government policy has been to remove price controls while keep- ing wages pegged. The rationing system never, even approached working efficiency and has now been almost entirely given up. About the only thing a tourist, has to gives up ration coupons. for is bread--and French bread, accord- ing to those who 'have been there . recently, right now. is the very. poorest bread in all Western . Europe. LIFE'S LIKE THAT _ sity, he ran his consecutive victory "ed three existing track records to -tory in the 220-yard low hurdles in color lines in sport. For Harrison on first. '| We can ship promptly day old, }and four week old pullets, cockerely or non A EY ay 4 eats ¥ ni CLASSIFIED : A A ADVERTISING I .---o"-: ra lL E AGENTS WANTED FOR SALE OILS, GREASES, TIRES, Insecticides, Blectric Fence Controllers, and Barn Paint, Roof Coatings, ere wanted. Write Warco Greases & . ted, Toronto. BABY CHICKS i SS -- FREE 100 COCKERELS With every order of 100 Leghorn Pullets we will give 100 Rock X Leg, Sussex X Leg, or N. Hamp X Leg pullets priced at 18, HURONDALE CHICK HATCHERY, LONDON, ONT. BGA prices will 5 higher but ha w 3 know it they'll be shelling out sun for you. Tweddles are a safe bet, you can't go wrong with time tested chicks. Our 34 years in the hatchery Industry la your guarantes of satle- faction. Don't delay order your chioks to-day. two, three, laying. atoherles weeks t Al pullets elght Sieg: 2 Chick Free catalogue; Tweddle Limited, Fergus, Ontario. 'Tiny Tim' Punches Holes in Two-Inch Plate--""Tiny Tim," a rocket with 125 pounds of TNT in its warhead, rests on its 1500-foot launching rail, left, before being tested. The flying missile is undergoing research at an Ordnance Test Station. an inch in its entire length. punched holes. The rail does not vary one- -sixteenth of \t right is a sheet of two-inch plate, through which ' "Tipy- Tim" Sports -- And One Thing or Another By FRANK MANN HARRIS Starting in 1942, and continuing for almost two years," Greg Rice, great middle and distance runner, chalked up a string of consecutive track victories which, for a while, looked as if it might go on in- in definitely. g .| the the Sixty-five times in. a row Merkle's lapse and he either (a) Notre-- Dame. speedster was off dashed to 'the outfield, retrieved with the flash of the starter's gat, the 'ball, camé back and touched and hot-footed it to the wire ahead of all opposition. Then, on June 20th, 1943, the string was snapped when Gunder Haegg, one of Miss "Garbo's countrymen, headed Rice in a five thousand meter run, the out N . . cond by the homeward heading When Rice finally did end up in hth by this time all overOthe the place slot, many doubts were expressed as to whether his "feat would ever be approached, let alone topped, - Track and field competi- tion being as keen as it is these days, it seemed impossible that any human could go to the post sixty or more 'times without a single defeat. But now, less than five years later, such a man has popped into the picture. He is. Harrison Dil- lard, gprinter and. hurdle-hopper out of Baldwin-Wallace College. Just the other day, out at Oxford, Ohio, at a dual meet with Miami Univer- ing tions of the victory-maddened over- flow crowd. Most of the Chicago Cubs also started for the showers, heads hang- second, thus making Merkle a force- out bringing the inning to an end with vented from returning to touch se- Unde such conditions resump- tion of play was out of the ques "tion. Umpire Hank O'Day report- ed the incident to the top brass and it was decided that the game would be played over, if it had any bear- Giants finished the season dead- heated. The game was played over, with the Cubs winning 4 to 8 and going on into the Series. long as ever one or more loudmouths among the ("A 8ixbit Critic") i's * * low. But little Johnny Evers, second -basemay, had noticed nullifygng the winning run and' score still tled, or (b) dashed and got the ball but was pre- the CREE TE on the title. The. Cubs and And as Bs he stayed in baseball, when- red Merkle reached first base clients e sure to arise and bel- low "Deft forget to touch second" or some such, « 0% * So that . should make it all as . clear as mud, or even clearer. But, now we come to think of it, there's. still a third version. Roger Bresna- "han, the Giants catcher that day, swore forever after that Johnny Evers never did get hold of the ball that Bridwell actually hit, but that Joe McGinnity, on his way to clubhouse, picked that one up "and pegged it into the left-field bleachers. So, ladies and gentle- men, In spite of our best efforts, let the argument continuel A Real ; 'Whopper"' Ome of Britain's latest Inventions is the Now being built in Ipswich, this giant machine. can move 1,800 tons of taaterlal an hour for %4 hours a day. Although its boom Is longer than the Statue of Liberty is high, it takes onl It is esti world's biggest excavator, one man to operate it. g £250,000 to construct. > line by scoring three wing in one afternoon. ne Ml Me What is more, Mr. Dillard smash- do it, showing that he really must have the stuff, . He coasted to vic- a, mere matter of 23.9 seconds. It took him 9.8 seconds to win the 3 hundred yard dash, which isn't ex- 1 actly dallying. And he skimmed the bars in the 120-yard high hurd- les in 14.4 seconds. » * * . Altogether, we'd say, a pretty fair afternoon's work for one young | man; and just another example of why so many of our boys are won- dering what ever possessed the folks when' they abolished the old Dillard is another of the great and growing contingent of top athletes who own a deep, natural and perm- anent sun-tan, * * . Th other night we heard still an- other argument over one' of the most famous incidents in sport--the time when. Fred Merkle failed to touch second, and so won for him- self the enduring though largely- Don't t Be Fooled -- Study Statistics standard en Hvi ties. to grasp at the empty shadow. For the following table Is based on latest Soviet averages and 5 American wage figures issued by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statls- - tics. The first two columns show the Russian must work in order to buy varlous commodities--the others, the comparable average working -ime on this side of _the Atlantic. IN / ORDER TO BUY. RUSSIA HERE Hrs. Mina. Hrs: Mins, Wheat bread, 1 Ib...,vveiieinnes 1 10 7.8 Sugar, Lump, 1 1beevsicmrnsinee, 8 84 SO 5.5 Beef, 1 Ib.:.... tesesrrecrsrrnrse 8 18 84.8 Salt butter, 1 Ib......covvvieaess 107 48 48.6 Milk, 1 q2t...... Nr Sa 1 18 - 10 Washing soap, 1 bar.........co.. 3 10 8 Cigarettes, 20 ire eiversirsesam 8 4 9. Cotton dress .......eoeeeveeran. 31 BL. 3 8 Men's worsted suit.....c.000000. 380 18 26 20 Men's leather shoes............. 104 30 7 18 Women's cotton stockings....... 3 54 10.5 "The. really. important factor In the cost of living, and the ng--says The Finanald Times--Iis the relationship of purchasing power to the availyite supply of good and commodl- And workers fx demo atle countries would be well advised to study such statistics ap these before dropping the meaty bone length of time the average unmerited tag of "Bonehead". As usual, some. who took part in the argument claimed . that the bases were loaded at. the time; others that only one was out at the time and that Merkle was in the middle of a-threatened double play; still others that Merkle was actually declared "out" on the play, * * * Such debates and disagreements have been going on for many years, and will probably continue for many mote. So here, in case you're interested, or even in ¢ase you're not, is what actually came off at New York's Polo grounds on the afternoon of September 23, 1908. * * * : The Chicago Cubs, New York Giants' and Pittsburg Pirates were all practically tied for first place, ROLL YOUR OWN BETTER CIGARKTTES p_-- iE CIGARETTE TOBACCO With the end of the season so close every game was a "crooshal" one, | for as much per 1b. aa turkoys. 92c -- Heavy Breed Pullets -- Me All heavy breed pullets 330. After June § 100. See other advertisement for partioulars. Assorted Pullets 100, after June 18th: 1Bo. HURONDALE CHICK HATCHERY, LONDON, ONT. WH HAVE most breeds, Chicks, pullets, eock- erels, non-sexed, immediate delivery. Started too. Bray Hatchery, 130 John N., Hamilton, Ont. YOU can still get those fast maturing Top Notch chicks, When egw and poultry meat prices are high next Fall and Winter, don't be one of those wishing you had bought. Declde now to buy, your usual number of ohlokas. With prospects of a good orop with lower toed | prices and all indications pointing to high ess and poultry prices you can't help but make money. Write to-day for our reduced prices for June. We have day old, two, three and four week old started. Also pullete eight weeks to laying. Top Notch Chick Hales, Guelph, Ontario. BARGAINS HEAVY BREED COCKERELS Thousands available weekly, Sead for special priceal | Rock x Leghorn: Sussex x Leghorn: New Hamp x Leghorn Cockerels: § 1-3 cents. These medlum-bred cockerels are just the thing for Broilers! HURONDALR CHICK HATCHERY, LON- DON, ONTARIO. § WEEK old pulleta: Now Ham hire, Whit) i i Rocks, 51.05. Black Minoros horns, 83.98. Assorted Light or 1.00 per hundred less. shire pullets, 68.98, week old pullets, hp jad or many breeds. dood! Barred Rooks, fA ht Vik X 'Barred Rock, Light Juss shires, Hick Wie Lae oa bi shires, th °N aD 3 week od Also two, a a an ik Australorp X White complete pricelist. Guelph, Ontarlo, 1005c -- Hurondale Assorted heavy-breed mi sorted llght-breed mixed: 1 Bussex X New Hampas, 140, Pullets 380. Af pullets 320. Barred Rock, 1801 after June 8: 1de. Sussex X Leghorn, New H Leghorns: nixed 130; pullete 8: mixed 130, Ruliatel tio. sed HUKO] ONDALE cHIC HATC DONO . one. | 20,000 PULLETS 8-10-12. WEBKS-OLD, TO RBADY-TO-LAY For delivery in May, June and July, oo pullets are not surplus. They ha definitely . set aside to meet the big demah tor this age of pullets, AN floor 0s under the most ideal conditions! RL full yan uars. LAKEVIEW Lai FARM, - N BROS., EXETHR, FIVE rt on pulists while they To Hampshires, Rhode Island Reds, Rocks, 63.05, Black Minorca x TW horn, 84.98. Light Bussex X New Hampshire X Barred tox X New Hampshires, 50.985, [Asscia La of Heavy Breeds, 1.00 per hund old New Hampshire pullets, § 2 nid Tuk three and four; week old pullets, oockerels non-sexed In many popular breads. Day 8 ol cockerels, June prices: Light Bussex, Harr Rocks, New Hampshire X Barred Rock, Li Bussox X. New Hampshires, Black Austrglorps, 9.95. Leghorns, 1.50; White horn ki red Rocks, 3.80. Bend for comp oe! ry Tweddle Chick Hatcheries Limited, Fergus, Ontarlo. : BREEDER HATCHERY CHI K8 OVER 10,000 BREEDER : .. LAKEVIEW 'FARM All" double blood tested, banded andl inspected. Many customers have had Touarn of SontinvoRe success, wth Lakevew chicks. oy can tod. From John Coles, Gravenhurst, Ontarlo -- "Many thanks for fine shipmeat. I hard 10004, --livability.'* ---- "Wonderful suocess, 7 to 80% production with your Bussex," reports Arthur Arye Owgoods, Ontario. "EGG SHORTAGE Total chick hatochings down B80 percent from yoar ago. Feed prices will be lower And eg prices higher. POULTRY MEAT SHORTAGE Reports showy oockerels started to date down 70 'to 80 percent from' year ago. 3-4 Ib. broilers 'are selling for 35 to 40o 1b. llve weight. The margin of profit is greater than ever. - PROMPT DELIVERY 50,000 Lakeview chicks weekly. We can give prompt delivery In most breeds. Give ind cholce of breed, if possible. Breeds available Sussex, Sussex x N. Hamps., B. Rock x Hamps., Barred Rocks, N. Hamps., Rhode Island Reds, Large type W. Leghorns. Rook x Leghorn, Bussex x Leghorn, N. Hamp. x Leghorn, . STARTED PULLETS 4 wks.-24 wks. Get a head start with started pullets or book order for future delivery 8 weeks to ready to lay. It looks like it will be Impowsible to buy well-started pullets later on. All oldsr pullets raised on free range under ideal conditions. HEAVY BREED COCKERELS Thousands avallable weekly, Send for special low prices on large orders." CAPONS 4 WEEKS READY MADE There is good money in raiving Capona. Hall 88 to (0c per |b, allve now. Send for large illustrated catalogues and man- agement book and weekly special list of day "LAK started pullets and capo EVIEW POULTRY FARM AND HATCHERY EXETER, ONT. 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Whén he saw McCormick "safely across the plate, instead of continuing down the baseline to touch second, he turned and headed for 'the club- house, to escape the hilarious atten- POP--Meat The Folks' 'By J. MILLAR WATT -1 SAID HE LIVED ON HIS WIFE'S RELATIONS Fe 8-room the combjnation of Ingredients used BRK TO TABLETS. These ing oath are being by medical sclence to cqg~ loss of te and run down condition: are ti Uatloss or run down, -it Motor, Wire tied, folded, - Rash order, - pa FH ' ; 101 A / / Btatl K,. Toronto 30500 FRRDLHON Byers sufferet o Rug rales or Neyritis should t 1x0 fe FCT ~ -- eR an LN a TA te so Shen -, a? er gr v AE aD AT Foraging oe Fal rosa Wn rd et la I 7 fon, Ps Ce Vg Ih A JR Wo SRA Pdr 2h 2 ni Sn 2. 4 i: Y, hs a en, v ret yd oma La? fn as = - iE