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nn randy + ® / | v ~ Burrey-Sussex border. Famous Star ~ InBrief Visit To London Norma Talmadge Speaks Her Mind in Love, Money and Hitler LONDON ~ For the past seven days one of the greatest film stars the world has ever rown has been in London, staying a. a big hotel, going to first nights and films, Nobody no- ticed her -- Miss Normp Talmadge, « .* Officially she was due to arrive in "this country some time next week, Actually she came last Saturday, And left again for New York yesterday af ternoon in the liner Paris, "Negotiations for her to play lead in a talkie remake of the famous old British silent film, "Somehow Gaod," fell through. She did not like the part suggested another, and decided to go home to Palm Beach while it is being prepared. Thomas Meighai., ou was to have - been her leading ran, goes too. , Norma Talmadg: Is something of a philosopher, She has decided views on Love, Money and Hitler, 2 I talked to her fur an hour and came away with these comments, 3t is high time we put love in its proper place. It isn't all that import. ant. Nowadays: .e are beginning to _ treat the thing sanely, "A girl Is no longer ruined for life because she has an unfortun- "ate love affalr, or because her * marriage doesn't work out right. She as other things to thin' about. I haven't any patience with the fools "who keep on-ge.ting married and di- vorced, and married again. These film stars who lose all their money in the market and then go a- round whiting about 't make me tired. 7 If you've jot the brains and 'the ability to make money you should be able tc keep it. I think movie actresses who make fortunes (and they earn them) should be compelled by law to put them into ~ trust-funds, and stop making public] nuisances of themselves. 3 "I don't like that man, It's not right . to teach young peopl to be vengeful, intolerant, and militarist., The young should be taught to be tolerant -- to understand the point of -iew of others. Norma Talmadge is thirty-seven. She looks twenty-seven. She is tanned brown by the sun, and "the spirit of an unconquerable optim- ism sparkles in her black eyes. - She started her film career at Brookly., beforc they'd eve "thought of Hollywood. ? "I've seen the great stars come and I've seen them go," she says. "The only difference is that they ar- rive quicker -- and they go quicker -- nowadays. ~~~ "They make their stars overnight, and forget about them overnight. They haven't even time to find out whether the public like them or not o's o It's hard on a young girl. . +." ) tpi eerie eion " Famous Oaks The Spectator. --Some years agy ! called attention to a charming instance of continuity and tradition in English county an- nals: Sir George Courthope was re- pairing Westminster Hall with oak from the same wood that had sup- "plied the original timber 600 years earlier, .. ., "The question is suggested, how old can a tree be? Elwes, wher was a . great authority, gave 2,000 years to this famous Whiligh Oak, but I should dofibt whether any authority of to-day would accept his record, would even grant him" halt his estimate, Trees of a thousand years old are pointed 'out to one in many parts of the world: certain olives for examples in Majorca and the "dragon iree" in the garden of Government House in Gibralter. The round number comes sweetly to the lips. ; Probably the olive lives to.as good, or green, an old age as any European ' tree, and the gargoyles of the trunks often grin "like rn antic," mocking at time, They may se. a thousand years out; but ~ should doubt whether any single .tree in Britain is known to be a thousand years old. . suppose the palm would go to the oaks -- the oaks, say, of Aldermaston in Berkshire, of Hatfield in Herts, of Whiligh on the Sir George - Courthope, whose 'amily records In * Burrey predate most tsees, might have some material help for the tree bio- grapher, z 18 Months--Drives Car LONDON. -- Bighteen-month-old Pe- _ter Aldridge, of Oftchurch, Leaming- ton, Warwickshire, is the youngest motorist in Britain, ' He owns a car-and- drives it round the grounds of his father's house, "It is a real motor car in miniature, with reverse and forward gears, elec: tric headlamps, tra c¢ indicatora and brakes; The car {s driven by an elec- tric motor, - Its highest speed Is eight miles an hour, 'Peter's . father is a keen motorist "and owns a car capable of 86 m.p.h. Peter wanted one, of course, so the miniature came along, He goon learn: ed low to steer and drive, But in case Peter wants too. much gpeed there is an extra control on the car, thia is a long cable with a switch to the accelerator the end of which is hel¢ Sy his nurse. When the speed becomes too high the nurse can switch the engine oft. & : E------------------------------------------ *| Ing = CAPITAL 1,000,000 SHARES : You Must Act Now A Junior Gold of Merit -- First Offering of INTERNATIONAL GOLD MINES LIMITED AT 26 CENTS PER SHARE $25 BUYS 100 FULLY PAID SHARES MAIL COUPON NOW Sl C.E POWELL & co, Li = oo 84 King Street East, Toronto. 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Carmichael, township trustee, looked at the 120 prints, then at his relief lst, and then scratched his head thoughtfully, He finally decided to store the butter in a pack- ing house 'in a nearby city until he should have opportunity to confer with relief. agencies of the city re- garding dispcsal of hig surplus, The total rellef bill for Perry Township during the month of January was $6.75 which was paid for one ton of coal, --_-- Hon. Charles McCrea Lauded By Leaders of Mining Industry Toronto.--A remarkable tribute was recently paid to the Hon. Charles\ Mc- Crea at the King Edward Hotel by the leaders of Ontario's mining industry. No man has contributed more to the opening up and upbuilding of the north country than the Minister of Mines, who hails from the Sudbury nickel belt, and who for-ten years has been the alert and forceful backer of the mineral industry, an inspiration to engineers and prospectors engaged In the development of the north, and thus a benefactor of *he whole province and of tho entire. Dominion. But for the sympathetic leadership given by Mr. McCrea, the Ortario gold min. industry could scarcely have reached its present proportions. Nor could the base metal industry have grown as it has, But for this country's greatly ex- panded gold production the Canadian Treasury might not have been able to maintain the national credit or to meet its obligations abroad during the depression. Nor should it be forg ten' that those engaged in the mini industry are by no means the ly section of the community to. benefit from this industry. The mines of New Ontario utilize a tremendous amount of food, clothing, boots and shoes and other products of Ontario factories. The -mines thus give employment, di- rectly and indirectly, to large num- bers of our people. As the protector of the mining industry, Mr, McGrea has 'proved an invalugble friend not only to Canadian mining men, but to the country 'as a whole. | <a ~~ Ca md 'The California Boller Maker'- "Among the thousands who use Omega Oil as a daily rub.down, no one thinks more of it than I do. It Is a liniment of amazing strengthening and soothing power." James J. Jeffries, for Jong the Cham- "plon heavy-weight of the world, found that Omega Of] went deeper, and limbered up those. great muscles quicker. Omega Oil should be. in every household for strains, sprains, stiffness, and sore aching muscles. Rubbing doesn't blister the skin. "At all druggists 35 and 60 cts. Sole Agent: John A. 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NOW IN TABLET oJ 'bridge table. 1,000 Widows Wed LONDON.--Because a thousand war widows married again last year Ne- ville Chamberlain, Chancellor of the Exchequer, will save more than $250, 000 in his coming budget, The widows had the option of choos- ing between their pensions of $5 a week and would-be-hushands, One thousand chose husbands, . This fact is revealed in the annual report of the Minister of Pensions, It shows that twenty years after the out- break of the 'var there are still 1,107, 000 persons in receipt of war pensions or allowances. a is Another reduction has resulted from the "fact that 46,500 "war babies" reached the age of sixteen during the year. Their allowances automatically | ceased. = 8ince establishment of the Ministry of Pensions the tctal expenditure has been $5,235,000,000. Too Much Media, Pa.--Mrs. James J. Nelson, Jr, wife of a Philadelphia dentist, testified in divorce court that she could take almost anything, It was bad when her husband threw lighted cigarettes in hor face and took: other women home from parties, she sald. It was worse when he went upstairs and fired a revolver through the floor in the general direction of the But, she. added, it was too much when he put a pistol at her back and made her 'walk the plank" on a tiny pler at Beach Haven, N.J ! : é King Will Open Huge New Tunnel London.--The new &£8,000,000 Mer- sey Tunnel, the largest' underwater tunnel in the world, is to be open: led by the King in July, The Liverpool City Council is form. ing a special committee to plan festi- vities for the occasion. The streets of the city will be decorated with flowers, flags and bunting and illuml- nated at night with thousands of colored fairy lamps : ie A mar ncna 50 Years' Work : For 1,200 Men Gloucester, Eng.~~There is joy on the eastern side of the Forest of Dean, A virgin seam of coal has been cut by the Crawshay Colliery' Company, When properly developed it will glve 60 years of permanent work to at least 1,200 men, The 'local un- employment problem is solved, When the sinkeras cut the coal at a depth of 225 yards, cheering miners flung thelr caps:in the alr, and the Unfon Jack was hoisted over the mine ag a symbol of victory, ISSUE No. 12--'34 | the maid opened the | This consists of our regular Pithy Anecdotes' of the Famous Elfective Reply T snob who knew that Sir Henry Irving bad ,,ot had a university ed- ucation sought to put him to some disadvartege, Feniinjisces (Captain Adrian Jones in "Memoirs of a Soldier Artist" . H "By the way, Irving", sald this gentler across the crowded table, "were you ever at Oxford?" "No," replied the yieat actor, ser- enely, "but my secretary. was!" Exasperatig Another of Captain Jones' stories is about "hn ambitious woman who was to entertain a real live duchess for the first .time, She gave care ful insrtuctions to her maid: "Now, Mary," she sald, '"remem- ber that whenever you address the Duchess you must say, 'Your. Grace When 'the great day arrived and door to the Duchess and the latter inquired if Mrs....,. was at home, she answer "Yes, Ma'am, she is and may the Lord mae us truly thankful for what we are ubout to receive." pp -- 1 Swanee or Pedie "Had Stephen: Colling Foster left the opening lines of his immortal song "Old Folks at Home," as orig- nally written by him, they would have read: "Way down upon de Pedee ribber Far, far away," That was the first draft--as en. tered in his work book, now in the Foster Hall collection, at Indiana polis. : Immediately under it the same op- ening lines appear, only this time the word "Pedee" is crossed out, and over it is written "Swanee," It is known that Foster never saw the Swanee river--a small stream in Florida. : Popular "I doubt if any other song, even Home, Sweet Home,' or 'Annie Lau- ¢' has been printed as many times as Foster's"Old Folks at Home,' and included in as many song collections says John Tasker Howard (in Sfe- phen - Foster: America's Trouba dour." : When "Old Folks at Home" was first published in 1851, the title- page stated that it was 'Written and composed by E. P, Christy' --leca der of the- Christy Minstrels, This was done at Foster's own solicita tion, He feared that it might injure his reputation "owing to the preju- dice against Ethiopian songs by some at the time!" . Edison Replied . As one deaf man to another, Ern- est Elmo Calkins recalls in his auto- biography "Loder Please" how he once asked the late Thomas A. Edison why he, of all people, did not! use one of those electrical devices de. signed to make hearing less difli- cult, > ; . "Too - busy," replied Edison "A lot of time is wasted in listening. If 1 had one of those things my wife would want to talk to me all the time." . 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