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-. aoa : Drivers Blamed In Car-Train Crashes Motorists' Disregard? tof Stop _ Sigoal and Crossing in-Front of the Engine Accounted for 25 Per Cent. of Such Acci- dents Over 43 per eat of motorists Involved in accidents with trains « Bt level crossings in the first six months. of last year drove over the crossings while warning belis were ringing and wigwag signals waving, according to a recent reg port of the Dominion Beard of Transport Commissioners. A total of 516 accidents was reported for the perio under re. view, 431 on Canadian Pacific Railway crossings and 112 on crossings of the Canadian Nation al Railways Through Sheer Recklessness Disregarding the- stop signal and crossing in front of the en. gine or train accounted for over 26 per cent of the mishaps, the ----report continues. The next highest percentage of motorists, 7.3, crossed in front of trains switche ing or backing over crossings. Others drove under crossing gates, failed to lock before crossing and were guilty of various other er. rors of omission or commission, Rattlesnakes Called "Sissies" U.S. Parks Service Aide Says They Will Run at Sight of Man Don't be bluffed by a rattle. snake. He's a sissy that goes a- round bullying mice and rats. That's the conclusion of Acting Custodian T. O. Thatcher of Leh- man Caves National Monument, Nevada. He doesn't let rattlesnakes push him around. He chases them, In the January iscuc- of the Region Three National Park Ser- vica Quarterly, Thatcher says that if a rattler has any place to run, he'll run when he sces a human being. And when he starts to run,-it's up to you. You can just stand there and give him the horse laugh, or--if you are like Thatch- er--you'll go after him. A METHOD OF PURSUIT Thatcher advises this method of pursuit, but you might try it first on an old clothesline: "Step - alongside the running snake, which has its head close to the ground, and swing the arm 'down to seize the snake close be- hind the head. If a person misses, the arm can readily and speedily continue its-swing." He did not recommend this style of rattler "bulldogging" forsgnakes over three feet in lergth und, aft. er thinking it over, advised tender- feet the "wisest procedure for those unfamiliar with reptiles is = der any circumstances." - Even a sissy Li fight when cornered. Sen ator Asks All To Study, Think Calrine Wilson Urges Women Of Canada to Keep Well-Informed "As women, we have a very ime portant place in the community, and it is, above all else, necessary for 'us to keep ourselves well in." formed, to study carefully all sides of a question, and not.to spread rumors or reports which may create dissension in our midst." Senator. Cairine Wilson declared in an address at the twenty-first anniversary dinner of the Niagara Falls Council of Women, "There are few public men, or others, who encourage us to be- lieve that the war will be a short one, and we must have, therefore, 'an opportunity for careful think. Ing: and planning, and -we must raelize that in fighting to defend pur democracy we must not un. justly suppress people who are in our country, but who may not sce things exactly as we' think thoy should. "Through our very restricted immigration policy we have left Relvh, where they have been fore. ed into concentration camps, into Hitler battles, who might "now a Tourists Keep Tourist traffic fic continiies to Tiow freely, across the: international "boundary between Canada and the United States. + partment of mines find resources sports that 8,682,480 Anierican Canada during itors entére eptember, October and ~=the first thee mont £) Novemb. he of the many under the domination of the ° labor battalions, or even to fight TRE Flocking Here The immigration branch of the" HAVE YOU HEAR cy WN BRAND CORN SYRUP <= Write now for the Booklet en. titled "52 Cakes a Year". Enclose label #frém any Canada Starch roduct and address The Canada Starch Home Service Dept, A, 49 Wellington St E., [oronto. , Have YouHeard ® The explorer, bowing low,. proached the savage chief. "I come to you from beyond the sunset," the white man began cere- monlously, "from the Great White King -- " "Tell me," Interrupted the chief, "why don't you guys do something about the punk radio programs you send over here?" "l am very proud of the way my son hag worked his way to the top." : gi "What is he doing?" "Well, ho started as a shoomaker and finlshed as a hairdresser." ap Ruth was a sweet girl, She was reading a book that gave the mean- ing of names. Her mother was watching her, and thinking ot all the young men who were attracted to her. - . "Mother," says Ruth, "it says Philip means lover of horses, and James means beloved. Mother, i wonder what George means?" "lI hope, my dear, that George means businegs." In these -modern days of radio and propaganda, it is now possible "for halt the world to learn how the other, half lies. A man appeartd at the gate of a nudist «colony, rang the bell and waited, . 'you From inside: "What do. want?" . "1 want to join." "You can't join with that blue © sult on." "That isn't a blue suit, gir. 1 am just cold." = "Do you enjoy novel reading Miss Prim?" "Qh, very much. One can assi- clate with people in fictlon that ona wouldn't dare to speak to in "real life." What Science is _ Doing - SLEEPING SICKNESS "SECRET? ! For six years, Dr, Alma J. Neill, a physiology professor at the Uni versity of Oklahoma, has -- been working on her theory "that the disease of sleeping sickness springs from a toxin carried in" grains of corn, possibly other plants, From. the results of her experi ments, Dr. Nelil believes that the disease is not a contagious one, but _ rather- is a condition transmitted from plants to. animals when "the plants are eatei, . -- EASE BATTLE WOUNDS New method of "spot dexdeniag" of war wounds has been developed to aid in caring tor injured soldiers on the battletield. The emimination of pain by ap-- plying anacsthetics' directly to a wound or the nerves near it with. out deadening tbe entire body is the secrct of this wethod of treat: ment, "INVISIBLE GLASS" A method for coating. the sur- faces of lenses for eyeglasses and cameras with a film that' will re sist ordinary wear and wlll trans- form the lenses Into the so-called fnvisiblé 'glass 'by eliminating re. tleptions from i(s surfaee, has been worked out at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. FOR HANG-ON:: ' COUGHS 1% COLDS : ASTHAA, BRONCHITIS 4 Lond other Respiral (#1. 9 8 0) Sa ND Ga pl SB = § = Canadian National Railways Revenues The gross revenues of the all-in: clusive Canadian Natlonal Rall ways for the week ending January responding week of 1939, an in crease of $686,244 or 21.9 per cent. New Head of CBC has Rene Morin, of Montreal, been appointed chairman of the - board of directors of the Canad- - ian Broadcasting Corporation. Sree eve ccessossss sess 'Modern Etiquette BY ROBERIA LEC 1 Is a friend who does not pos. sess the least trace of envy worth cultivating? 2, Should a pretty girl in an of- fice expect special favors on ac- count of her sex? 3. What would be a good toast to give at a wedding anniversary? 4, When one is going away on "an extended trip and a'friend gives her a "send-off" party, sholld she write this friend a letter while away? 6. When you are a guest at a served "that you particularly dis. like, what shoyld you do? 6. How can a man 'entertain his friends if his only home is one hotel room? Answers 1. Yes, because this friend.in tues, According to La Rochefou- cauld, "The most certain sign of being born with great qualities is to be born without envy." 2. Nev er. Her position depends upon her efficiency, and she is not there to be courted or petted. 3. "May your coming anniversaries be out- numbered only by your coming pleasures." '4, Yes, and as soon as possible after leaving, expressing again how much she enjoyed her thoughtfulness. 6. The courteous thing to do is to take a small :por- , tion, and pretend to "eat it. 6. He "can give a dinner or supper at the hotel, also a theater or opera party. : Early Edition A level inch of snow last night ) white Where all shoes" ) May: read the early forming news, who walk in careful The milkman with a 'sins foot stride Came here, and from the other side The newsboy tossed a folded page Of doings on a wider stage, 4 Here Towser took his morning run And groveled in the snow for y fins ov Buf'breakfast calls us; back we go ~ And leave our doings on the snow. Gerald Raftery Feathers Bought: 'Canadian: Ponther. &: Matrers 4147 SPACE et. TORONTO Fle + 21st, 1040, wero $3,812,320, as eom- | pared with $3,127,076 for the cor. small dinner party, and a dish is. all probability has many other vir- - Has spread a scribbled, page of - : Serve with French dressing] of moths? "tress and + passed," he said. Climbed 1n.193Y _ of 'Statistics reported in its third" "for the 1938.. Oats were valued at- " 'lam O'Brien, director of post-grad- 'nutrition has no effect, but a tre- _produciion boost, How Can | 7 BY ANNE ASH! EY Q. How can | candlestick salad? A. Use a thick slice of pineapple for the base, place half a banana upright for the candle, and top this with a maraschino ¢herry. make a novelty Q. How can I keep the piano free A. Hang a couple of small bags of gum camphor inside, near the felt.« Be sure that the bags do not touch the resounding keys, Q. How can 1 prevent the- at; bedding from acquiring' rust 'stains? A. Give the bed springs a coat of white or cream-colored paint. : Q. How can 1 clean aluminum- ware?" A. Try pouring a few ounces of vinegar Into each aluminum -uten- sil, heating it and then scouring the surface. The surface will look like new. Q. How can 1 prevent the fron from sticking to starched.goods? A. A small quantity of turpen- tine added to the pot of starch will prevent the iron from sticking to the goods. Q. How can | remove tho odor ot stale cigarette-smoke from a room? A. Place a pan of ammonia water in the room overnight. HEALTH TOPICS DON'T OVERDO EXERCISE Too much emphasis 'is placed on exercise as*a health factor, Dr. Wil- uate medical education at the Uni versity of Minnesota believes. Exercise is beneficial in small doses but there is danger in over- doses. "If you feel in the mood for exercise, the best thing to do is sit down aud rest until the mood has After the 40th birthday more rest and a firmer check on bad habits is necessary, he declared, because the body cannot stand so much punishment. ot DIET FOR COLD3 Lomplete immunity to lifections cannot be brought about by diet- ary means, and with many discases mendous amount can be done to keep resistance at a high level by proper nutrition. "It has been found that a defic. iency of any of the necessary food elements tends to increase suscep tibility to infections. The foods to emphasize are milk, cheese, eggs, fruits, and vegetables, If you are susceptible to colds take some source of Vitamin Diy Field Crop Value $634,130,000° in Past. Year Was' Canada's: Best for Nearly Decade -- 15 Per Cent Over 1938 (ross value to Canadian farmers of field crops harvested in 1939 was $634,130,000, some $84,061,000 more than in 1938, the Dominion Bureau estimate ot 1939 yields. The revised 193) figure an in crease of 15 per.cent. over 1938 was tho highest 'since 1930 when the valuation was $662,040,900. Valuation of last year's produc: tlon, however, ranked far below 1919 because high prices for the field crops at that time set an all- time top of $1,237,169,000. Lower farm' prices in many instances 1n 1939 offset increased Broduation in many lines, Valuo of the 1939 'wheat crop, now estimated at 489,623,000 bush- els, was placed at §252,779,000, an. increase of $41,614,000 from 1938, Easier prices offset some of the Coarse grain" prices; However, wore better. for the 1939 crop than: $105,963,009, an increaso of $16,626, 000; barley -at- $33,147,000, an lo. crease of $4,701,000; rye $5,766,000, an {ncrease of $2,619,000, 4 The total value mixed grain was placed at $18; 902.000, an increase of. $3,176,000, All the other coarse gralns show: od Increases, especially. flax séed at $3,030,000, more than double the year before when! \the-crop was valued at $1,420,000. ; Drive out AC HES id Ia) 1 + Six-Week Feast Chinese begin - preparing for their New Year (February 18th) a month in advance, The entire house is washed down and every corner scrubbed. on the outside with paper on which good wishes are written; . everyone must bathe and women wash their hair. The custom is to wear a-completely new outfit and on the firsy day of the year only vegetables like¢ soya-bean curd, are caten. Real feasting * begins , on the second day when the en- tire population ceases work. The poor feast for fourteen days, the middle-class for three weeks and the rich for six weeks, Even at dinners given by the poor it would be shameful to sit down to fewer than nine dishes, while at more elaborate banquets the least num. ber of courses is twenty-four, ¢ 4 School Yours in Grimsby, Eng- _land, have been: changed so that children may get-home. before fe mid-day traffic rush, It ig decorated It DOESitaste gaodin a pipe!" HANDY SEALTIGHT POUCH « 134 1418, "LOKTORY TIN: « 604 - also ipacked in Pocket Tins GROWN LL SUNNY, SOUTHERN ONTARIO Canada's orelucion of auto- mobiles for the eleven months end. ed November 80, 1939, amounted to 138,338 units. 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