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the qeorgetovnt herald wednesday evening september 7th 1 938 pr t worlds largest radio marks jubilefc r tx marie the diamond jubilee of the orta national exhibition at x toronto this year there are many unique features among which is the worlds largest radio with an animated stage built in on which a marion- nette performance is produced eight times each day and two special perform ances for children on childrens day this gargantuan radio set 16 feet high and 6 feet wide is an exact copy of the jtew northern electric eighteantube radibecetver and is placed in the companys booth in the electrical building in this booth also is the talking mirror an ingenious device which speaks to those who use this conveniently placed mirror and invites them to view the new miiropbonic radios on dis play beside it get free tlchkonatty solo ona2s tttuuumtce prtc this fttt mbmrlmonimofsilm mabtml ass- extern uel prorfml sir ohot tti sad tip mini i building for eternity isnt it strange that princes and kings s and clowns who caper in the saw dust ring and common people like you and me are biuldfng for eternity to each is given a book of rules a measuring rod and kit or tools and each must finish ere life has stumbling block or stone a stepping picobac pipe tobacco for a mldcool smoke the unsightly kural schools a37w6 aroitfidrtrje countryside y today we find a great lack of beauty in ttlts aihtoimdlngb of our rural schools states the oobourg sentinel star such is only too true and when we consider not only the obvious ef fect of this but the psychological vleffect on the mental attitude or the children and the community as i whole we realise that in the beautiq cation of the rural school grounds there is great scope for improvement as under favourable conditions the acorn is destined to become an oak tree so under favourable management every school can be made a success in all its internal and external ap pointments improvement indeed is progress if the right spirit and proper relationship etsrbetween pu pils and teacher many unsightly things will disappear from the school grounds and needed repair and provements will follow boys and girls take pride hi serving what they help to plan execute to see beauty of premises uncared for or marred with rutoish in dicates loss of opportunity for doing real educational work the school in pleasant association should come next to the homet therefore let us awak en and cultivate a desire to study the new and beautiful in our school sur roundings i we who realise how our material surroundings influence us can readily see that the effect on those whose minds are most plastic is incalcul able it is important that the school- house and premises should be made desirable places for young people to be at home for ten months of the year places of inspiration and the suggestion of ideals and standards for the future for through the eye ear and feelings we receive the impress ions which mould our lives and char acters school boards and trustees have no moral or delegated right to tolerate unwholesome surroundings the wel fare of the children is of the highest consequence it is an obligation to free them from unpleasant conditions if possible if not possible these con ditions should be reduced to the mini mum degree of harm the spirit of what was good enough for them is not entrenched very deeply in those who have progressive tendencies and characteristics so for the joy and marvel it adds to life for disciplinary effect for its vitalising influence on school life and chiefly for the assistance it brings to the study of nature and agriculture and for the meeting of rural needs give us general outside school provements as the school reflects the teachers personality power and character they should not be discouraged in helping to work out these important prob lems they will not be observed at once but time patience and perse verance will overcome most things it is well to remember when passing the little rural school that it is one of canadas public institutions and like our hospitals libraries and public buildings why should it not bean ob- ject of beauty as well as utility ex change courtesy cal filling station at- tendent check your oil sir bright bob no thanks im tak ing it with met ive been grossly insulted fumed the club bore colonel has of fered me 25 to resign i should ignore it counseled r felow member you might get a bet ter offer american direct investments in fiwir were three times as large as those in any other single country states a recent united states govern ment report that estimates these di rect investments at 1936000000 at the end of 1936 as compared with u b investments in europe of 1245- 00000 between uq9 and 1936 a to tal of 392 united states manufact urers opened branches or subsidiaries m canada and u s investment in mi manufacturing is estimated at rnvjoocooo as compared with 611- 000000 invested by united states iminiffiiiri interests in 26 euro pean countries canadian estimates of united states british and foreign capital in vested in this country exceed 6800 000000 of which some 56 come ham the united states 40 from t britain and the balance from 2 pounds deuclou large 19 this foreign capital has been trmcted to oanadafor several reasons first of which is the exploitation of our rich natural resources latterly canadas growing population has of fered a market most economically served by canadian plants which in addition have entry to the british empire market this influx of capl- tal has played an important part m the development of canada as a country and in the stimulation of trade and commer within the co while canada is more dearly on a selfsustaining basis b- lnaxjclally than ever before there is fatin loom here for further foreign ccspmal which tf properly managed should yiald v satisfactory dividend atuj fnfln atih has much to of- atatdutyla government and sta- in dobteosa sueh as few coun- of leading rank can show pxee- sappiy of intelligent labor pt domeatte madest and ifwhwtahm export trade both within british bananas golden yellow nka site 23 onions 3 pounds for ptcklinx special tow price silver skin 19 peaches heaping quit boxes fbu potatoes 71 pounds dt good cooana nlta cantelospes deudoos flavor nice bon tomatoes what about oub youth an ottawa desp says an army marching the streets of every dty and town and village in canada search ing for something they have seldom or never had atsbvare not likely- to get nrork of these 70000 between the ages of 16 and 29 never have had work they are victims of an eco nomic condition that started while they were still receiving an education to fit them for jobs that dont exist another 175000 have managed to get a little work now and then but again are jobless onethird of the 70000 have had to accept relief the remainder live with their families cold figures tell the tale of empty hours and gloomy futures the total number of employ- ablepersons on relief last march was 174580 onethird being youths these young canadians staged on at school for an extra year or two that the pendulum would toward tbepr hy the time they emerged to- face the world the record shows they might have been betteroff had they stayed in school instead of chasing an elusive willor thewlsp that mocks all their efforts while their plight is a tragic one records show an improvement in the general employment figure there were 259460 on relief in canada in march 1938 a drop of 89000 from a year ago recent figures show still further improvement for every unemployed youth forced to go on relief there are two or three whose families are keeping them they are in all walks of life for the depression hit all employing indus tries this alleged situation brings up the question of what is being done to ward the training of youth for varl- jua lines of employment last year parliament appropriated 1000000 to be used on a 5050 basis by the prov inces for the training of youth this year there are increased appropria tions and on the assurance of hon norman rogers minister of labor nearly 3000000 will be available for the youthtraining program this is an impressive sum a great deal of preliminary work was necessary before the training plan got under operation but accord ing to a report on general relief prob lems presented to the senate by hon raoul dendurand the training work is making progress up to feb 28th of this year training had been given to 38161 enrolees 21430 men and 16731 women this was distributed as follows prince edward island 393 men and 411 women nova scotia 235 and 87 new brunswick 651 and 217 quebec 4908 and 2166 on tario 1459 and 929 manitoba 3- 862 and 3228 saskatchewan 485 and 3161 alberta 1827 and 958 british columbia 3245 and 5574 to the same date there had been placed in employment a total of 1625 men and 1005 women as the training proceeds more and more young people will be capable of doing some work well and their pros pects should be brighter but the arc voirisnrcifi eyes see correctly have vou seen the new b1mless movntinat thxa hwcnff yon money our price 18 the same as ctty prices o t walker ro optometrist eyesight specialist brampton wno l at eobb3 drug store georgetown uu an weaneaday of every utopia or yoo moy consult o t walker at his office in 1 exhibition specials 5k direct into the grounds dally elcept sanday aatnst 27th to september jtth reduced return fare is includes exhibition admission good retnrnng antu september uth leave georgetown leave exhibition 753 am standard time 930 pjn gray coach lines ad coach tnrfol nuormauan at w h long phone 89 wl round trip travel bargains from georgetown sept 16 17 to chicago 1200 sept 17 to windsor m90 to detroit equally low fares from all adjacent c 1st h stations t248a for train service going and returning see handbills or ask any agent canadian national ottawa estimate of unemployed young men indicates that such programs cannot be looked to as a solution in some other way 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