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PAGE TWELVE ' THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1929 BRITAIN | IN EAST RU Hon. L.C. M.S. Amery Traces Origin of Bene-: ____ AT CANADIAN CLUB Prophesies Peace in, Pales- tine With Jew and Arab Working Together Great Britain's interest in the mid- dle east, and the history of her work for the benefit of the peoples of that section of the Orient, was traced at length in an address by Right Hon, L. C. M. 8. Amery, ex- Secretary of State for the Domin- fons during the Conservative re- gime, speaking before the Cana- dian Club. : { He showed how the peoples of that district, once the founders of civilization and the centre of civil and industrial activity, had failen into barbarism after the Monzolian invasion which had killed and de- stroyed wholesale wherever it went. Since the building of the Suez Canal forced Britain 40 take a commercial interest in Eqypt, Bri- tain had been gradually drawn in- to the work 'of restoring to these peoples something of their lost grandeur; their irrigation canals, their engineering works, their ef- ficient government, and today were slowly bringing them to a state where they would be able to look after themselves without tutelage. The Iraks were likely to enter the League of Nations in two or three years, he pointed out, and in 'Palestine there was being built up a Palestinian patroitism in which Jew and Arab would live and work together for their com- mon country, like Englisn and French do in Quebec. These de- velopments showed that the Old Country was not played out by the great war, but had been laying the foundations of a greater British Empire than ever. existed before. The middle. east, he remarked, might appear of less interest to Canadians than to other parts ot the Empire. 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WORLD REVOLUTION CRIES SOVIET HEAD Dreams of Red State Armed to Teeth for Mass Hostilit London, Oct. 4--The organiza- tion of Soviet Russia as a military state, trained and armed to the teeth for mass war and world re- volution, is the ardent dream of Klementi Voroshiloff, Commissar of War, , said a lengthy dispatch to the Daily News from Moscow today. In an address before the Mos- cow regional trade union confer- ence, said the correspondent, Vor- oshiloff declared the Red army was already strong enough in all branches to defeat any power that it might have to contend with. He urged, however, that Red Army discipline be also applied to every branch of industry and educa'ion so that Russia might be prepared industrially as in a military way to 'wage a war to make world revolu- tion possible. The Daily News dispatch said the Commissar in refering !o the five- year industrialization plan declared that mass war alone would settle the fate of the Soviet state and the world revolution, If the scheme of development which Voroshiloff advocated in his address, is ever realized it is be- lieved the militarization ©f Rus- sia will by far surpass that of pre- war Germany and will tend to make Russia the strongest military power the world has ever known. "There will be no distinction," the Daily News quoted Voroshiloff as saying, "between the front and the rear. The discipline in the Soviet factories must immediately be made as rigid as that which prevails in the Red Army. We must give the factories a military appearance." : In carrying out the industrializa- tion plan, the War Commissar urg- ed upon the trade congress the necessity = of strengthening even further the armed forces of the country. "The progress of development in the army," said Voroshiloff, 'should be accompanied by -pro- gress in the socialistic industrial machine, but in some domaius the army is outstripping industry. For instance, our officer class cadres is far ahead of the rest of the social- ist organization. They are bril- liantly ready and our War Depart- ment has brilliantly solved the whole officer problem, Voroshiloff called attention to the military manoeuvers of a fort- night ago, when the Red Army staff was unanimously convinced that the Sovet officers were the most efficient of any in the world with respect to the complicated problems of modern war. "In a future war," said Voro- shiloff, "Our air force working m collaboration with immensely pow- erful artillery and utilizing chem- ical means of destroying life will play a decisive role. The Red Army is already strong enough in ail these branches to beat all its pro- bable enemies, but considering that the enemy Powers will he stronger industrially, we cannot rest 'con- tent with the present munition supply either in respect to quan- tity or quality." In conclusion Voroshiloff was quoted as saying: '""The foundation of the munition supply and the technical power lies in the trade anion movement. The next war will be decided in the higher tech- nical schools. Hurrah for the world revolution." Felt Bres. 7 he LEADING JEWELER Established 1886 12 Simcoe St. South * David Ansehl's Famsus Liquid Powder ent, Face Powder for each type of skin. JURY AND LOVELL, LTD. EXCLUSIVE AGENTS 2 i 18 Simcoe St. Soutn W.A.HARE OPTOMETRIST *, 23Y, Simcoe St. North Hundreds of people wear with utmost comfort . -Hare's Faaltless Lenses Diamonds! Bassett's On Oshawa's Mam Corner there with' ; CLEARS CHOKED DRAINS I. 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His diag- nosis, after exhaustive chemical and microscopic examination, was that--as befitted their age--they were, growing chemical whiskers. They are now to be restored to their original beauty by being literally shaved with an ordinary safety razor. The sulphuric acid fumes from the gas lamps used for {llumina- tion, combined with the dust from the Doulting stone with which the cathedral is paved, had caused an incrustation upon them, Dr. Scott and the four experts who assist him are specialists in rejuvenation. When a reporter visited their laboratory recently, one of them was putting bandages (the ordin- ary gauze kind that can be bought at any druggist's) on a mass of bronze fragments, older than Abra- ham, which were dug up at Ur of the Chaldees. When the patient has recovered he will be a bronze jar; but a year's convalescence may be necessary. Another of these experts was working on the 1,000-year-old sword of a Viking raider sent over for treatment by the Irish Free The Roman Catholic centenary celebrations in London recently presented in a colorful display when Cardinal Bourne received the hierarchy of England and Wales at Westminster cathedral. Picture shows a remarkable scene in the grounds of the cathedral during the pontifical high mass in the open air celebration which was a feature of the centenary. State Government. From a shape- less mass of rust he had converted it into an exquisite weapon, the Runic characters engraved on the blade being decipherable with ease. Even the slices of bread and jam buried 1,500 years ago in tombs in Turkestan have : been made almost edible by these wiz- ards of Russell Square, Once they read the fashion hints to see what was going on, but now they read the fashion hints to see what is being pulled off.-- Montreal Star. 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