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Free Enterprise Sensitive To Change , ®il-as the saving goes! is where you find it. But when the comma - dity involved is felatively scafee,', TE : when "more than hauling "drilling : FIg3- ACIoss an ocean or A contin- ent 1s required, even then'the enger- prise system has displayed the same impressive - ability. to roll" with! (he frat punch. } 'During 'World War 11, it will he recalled, all the rubber of Souith-" cast Asia fell to Japan. Yet before long there was enough synthetic, pieced out by supplies of the natur- al commoditty from Ceylon, India and Africa, to -serve the greatest armies and air fleets in history. Silk, anothersparly casualty, soon was re- :, placed by nylon in parachutes and hosiery and today is rarely seen ou 'a feminine leg , .. what we are con- cerned with is demonstration of a simple truth about the nature of capitalism: it cannot be throttled by turning a wheel as an oil well can be shut off. It is as sensitive to change as a chameleon, as flexible as a steel spring, What's more, capitalism comes by these qualities honestly, For it is, after all, dependent not on a mas- ter' plan but on the decisions of many . individuals, made On the basis of cold al ever-changing calculations of profit and loss in 'shifting markets. "For this reason it exploits .to the full applied science, In a rigid planned society, instead of developing the forebear. of to- day's 200,000 k.w. generator James Watt might have let his Kettle boil away forever. : Finally, and not by chance, capi- talism has flourished through com- merce and the usc of tlie seven seas. Unlike the . . . bear, it 'is a sea creature, and the sea offers all kinds of alternatives unknown to the land. A train must stop when its track is destroyed; a ship can alter its course at the twist of a rudder. Ji tankers can't call at Abadan, they will put in at Kuwait, Ras Tanura, 1.3 Guaira, or Houston. Trom [Rl "acre irrigated far "Barron's", i { I Here" are Fashion's favorite trimmings on your newest = Scallops! filet crochet doilies. In fine or wr heavy cotton, they're simple to make from casy-to-follow charts. Filet-crochet doilies tare 12 and 16 inches in No. 50 cotton. Pattern 616; charts; directions. Send TWENTY-FIVE CENTS in coins (stamps cantiot be accep- ted) for this pattern to Box 1, 123 Eighteenth St., New Torouto. Ont. Print plainly PATTERN NUM- BER, your NAME and ADDRESS. Send Twenty-five Cents mote (in coins) for our Laura Wheeler | Needlecraft Book. Ilustrations of { patterns foi crochet, cmbroidery, " knitting, household accessories, gift ideas. A free pattern is printed in the book. \ ® Three | young Poles and a girl- successfully escaped from Poland to, Sweden the other day in a home-made" airplane, This was the - fourth escape to Sweden in a single month, 45a All along the iron curtain there 'is a constant trickle of people will- ing to take the enormous risks and the bleak uncertainties rather than - submit longer to Muscovite tyranny. : And, of course, we hear only of a few who are successful. How many others have -tried and failed . to penetrate the .wall of barbed and electrified fences, bloodhotinds and - guards with olders to shoot on sight? i How pleasant it woul be if we in Canada could develop some traffic the other way. Why don't | 4 the local comrades fly to Moscow ~-and stay there? - " g So He Missed Third--A hatless, breathless Willie Mays crosses home plate in the second inning, appar- ently the owner of an inside-the-park home run. boi! Umpire Babe Pinelli ruled him out because he failed to touch third base. Philly Pitcher Robin R the next batter, is looking toward third, possibly h . noticed. oberts is at left, and Giant Catcher Wes Westrum, oping Willies error of omission would pass un- Remaking A Farm In Just One Day - 4 ---- On the picturesque Verde River near Cottonwood Arizona, is a 35- Robert C. Hardgrave,- a disabled veteran. The idea of remaking a farm in a day was the same here as in the humid East, but the con- ditious were different. The supervisors of three Verde Valley districts -- Oak - Creek; Bridgeport, and Camp Verde-- picked out what they believed was the niost farmed-out, run-down, depleted place in the entire valley, - as offering the most worthly chal- lenge to the -ingenuity of soil con- servationists. This farm also offer- ed a good stage on which to ac- . quaint a large number of people with 'the importance of botli soil and water conservation and with the methods best suited to valley land in Arizona and similar areas. Seventy-three manufacturers and dealers in tractors and farm equip- ment agreed to donate the use of their machines, and the job de- veloped into one of the largest farm-machinery demonstrations in the history of the Southwest. Con- tractors offered to donate the use of their equipment. Supply houses would furnish® needed materials. Farmers, laborers, high school youths and Boy Scouts volunteered to work, Carloads of equipment and materials were shipped into the area from as far away as 800 miles. The district conservationist and his technical staff got busy with plann- ing. Fach man and boy among the. ~volunteers knew every detail of his job as a result of tedious briefing in advance by the technical staff and the district supervisors. A lone wo- man tractor operator did a master- -ful job of land leveling. Up came a model farm. At day's "end it had bench terraces, and an irrigation ditch lined with water- saving concrete by machinery which did 600 feet of lining in twenty minutes. Another difch was lined by a spray gun and a third was oil- lined. THEr& was a large storage reservoir scooped out by a giant bulldozer, designed to save time and labor in irrigating and to provide fishing and other recreation. The course of the Verde River had lit- erally been changed by_the same bulldozer, and given steambank protection against badly eroding land. : Spectators saw just about cvery- thing done 'that is needed on an irrigated farm, such as plowing and floating of ficlds, installation of | that belongs to | concrete and corruguated iron pipes and irrigation structures, They saw post-hole diggers at work, a me- chanical trencher, a sprinkler irriga- tion system installed, and siphons. House and barn were given a coat. pared, an orchard planted, rose and other flowers set out around the house. The owner, a veteran wounded at Metz, in the wink of a day saw done a complete conservation job that would have taken him ten years to. accomplish alone.--From "Big Hugh": "The Father of Soil Conservation," by Wellington Brink. " i NEW and USEF UL Too Double Duty Newest place to carry Your cigs arette lighter is in your belt. Phila- delphia company is making a chrome-finished lighter which also acts as a belt buckle, sliding on and off permanent base of cowhide belt. * * . - Resists Spots Spot< and water-repellant finish is featured on rayon, rayon gab- ardines and other suiting materi- als. Company claims product pre- vents stains from most nop-oily foods, beverages, grease and pers- piration. * * i New Saw Handles Cylinder shields and handles for a onc-man portable saw are made of rubber phenolic compound in- stead - of magnesium alloy. Com- pound comes in four grades: wood- flour-filled, asbestos, cotton flock and fabric filled. reducés-weight of saw and cost of production, company claims; also makes saw more resistant to blows and shock. BS * . No Lead Needed New adhesive tape is sensitive to presure; can be written on with any sharp instrument or stencil part of typewriter, no lead or type- writer ribbon necessary. Tape comes in four colors and widths, is made of three parts, top layer clear acetate, bottom Lalored wish -a white waxy substance laminated Pressure in top iu- dents wax and exposes colored bottom layer. Adhesive sticks to metal, wood, glass, plastics, etc, and can be transferred without in between. leaving sticking residue. Prince And Princess To Attend~Shriners from all over Ontario will participate in the big charity circus sponsored by Rameses Shrine in Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto, from October 1 to 6. Some of tHe finest circus acts on the continent are being assembled for the To- ronto performance which-will be attended by Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip, Here, Roxan Stratton and Judith Bradley admire a N the bow-tie of clown Jack Harrison. EY Use of rubber - Lifelike Fishing Lures New plastic bait gives fishermen realistic substitutes for live bait, in color reproductions with wiggly antennae and legs. Available in 10 types, they save trouble and cud the ~hiook-baiting ordeal for the squeam- isle. . + . Ends Windshield Fog Clearer vision results when new anti-fogging chemical is. applied to aircraft, automobile "aud marine windshields, windows, goggles and eyeglasses. Easily" used, it hds a chemical reaction to moisture _in common amospheric conditions, lasts up to 30 days. A plunger-type atomizer is. supplied for spraying Available in 4-8 oz. containers. a * . Swivel Vacuum A tank-type vacuum cleaner with a swivel built into the. top makes it simple for the housewife to clean room without moving ma- chine from a central point. An 8-ft, extension hose reaches in a full circle around the cleaner. The Fading Season Sunumner begins to fade. Not as colors. fade, or as beauty fades in a face, but as a day past midafter- noon begins to fade away toward 'evening. The peak is past, the lush and cager growth that surges out of spring reaching. toward matur- ity. Much of the flowering is ac complished and the fruiting is at hand. The leaves, whose prime function is growth and the sus- tenance of growth, begin to look a little worn; their job is all but done for another year. The grass heads ripen. Milkweed thickens its pods, Asters begin to bloom, and goldenrod, 'the -festoons' of carly autumn, ' You sec a more pronounced lush of scarlet in_ the sumac clumps. Sumac is no_reliable index, to be sure; one -frond will turn in_an otherwise. normal clump even in June. But when whole clumps be- gin to put on rouge, something is happenirig to the scason. Irom a distance, the dogwoods seem un- touched; but come closer and you sce the age-lines in the leaves, the red veining of October. Aad even more significant, the buds for next scason's dogwood bloom are already formed there on the twigs, The elms have been ragged fot several weeks, but now they are shedding those first leaves. not all of them insect casualties, which fall before the color change strikes the whole tree. Iiven the maples begin to look weary and 'dusty; their leaves have lost that gloss which was theirs when the chloro- phyll was new and full of vigor. Little signs, the lesser signals of a season's change. The green pro- ecsses are slowing down; ripening accelerates. And carliest of all to recognize this are the insects, At 'summer's peak they were loud, but with a laz§' overtone of satiety, Now they are insistently loud. The katydid and the cricket outdo the droning bumblebee. Time shortens, in their lives, and -some inner com- pulsion bids them to haste. The scason comes to late afternoon, and. sunset -approaches. A sunset, how- ever, of gold and crimson dn all the hillsides where summer 0 re- cently took its ease. -- From the New York Times. Lot WHEN AS THMA STRIKES Here's the easy, proved way to combat asthma's distressing symptoms. aromatic fumes of R. Schiffmann's ASTHMADOR help clear up congestion ~bring amazing telief. So easy to use, 30 economical you can't afford to be without it, Powder ot Ee form=ac all drug stores in Canada and U, S. GIT Amaya : Pi. iE i i" hi a 5] A | LJ L] - Ld . Modern Etiquette | ,,(Classified Advertising... , Are Binks any cirbid % [ MEDICAL oaslons when a man precedes ry 3 woman he ls accompanying? For ie tentntne OOF i tod, tense "A. Only when the way is uncer- Man 32 gg AL wo GRANT "Wr "tain or dangerous, such as when pushing thelr way through a bois- terous crowd." He also: procedes her when alighting from a vehicle, so that he can better assist 'her in alighting. - Q. Is it proper=to eat the lettuce on which a salad is served? A. It certainly is all right. The lettuce is as much a part of that salad as any "other of the ingred|- ents Q. Is it good form to mail a wedding invitation to "Miss Shirley Smith and Brother?" A. Never. The correct procedure is to mail a separate invitation to eaclf of these persons. Q. Is a woman always supposed to be seated at a table to the right of her male companion? ) A. When practical, yes, The few definite rule about- it include the seating of a guest of honor on the right of the host or hostess or chairman, and the military rule by which the senior officer walks as well as sits on his junior's right. Q. When a marriage engagement has been broken, isn't a girl entitled to consider the gifts and engage- 'ment ring her former fiance has given her as belonging to her? A. No; good form requires that she return all these. Q. Is it proper to mail out for- mally - engraved invitations to a christening? --A._No;_ouly_the-family---and-inti=-|- invited, Q. On formal occasions, when many people are present, ix it es- sential that any one person be in- troduced to every member of the group? A. No. An arrival maybe intro- duced to one or two persons, or he may be left to talk with those near- by without exchanging names. mate friends are Q. Should a person insist upon giving a tip in a restaurant that ob- serves a "no tipping" rule? A. No. It i5 not only unueces- sary to give a tip, but it is incon- siderate to the management for one to insist upon breaking rules. Q. What jewels, if any, should the bride wear for her wedding "ceremony? A. Only the gif irom the bride- groom Q. Would it be proper to write a note of condolence to the parents of a friend who has" died; even if you do not know the parents? A. There is never anything im- proper about any act of thought- fulness and sincerety. ' Q. Who really bows first when meeting, the woman or the man? A. In Europe a man is supposed 'to bow to a woman first; in Amer- ica, the woman is supposed (0 bow first. However, few people today observe this formality. And after all, if friends know cach other well enough, it mikes no difference who makes the first greeting, Smear Campaign In Washington Digging out and CXpPosINg com - munists and. their stooges is a worthy piece of public safety work. But' some of the U.S. activities on the job are scandalous. As the U.S. representative of The IEcon- omist of London puts if: . "It is a technique which shocks many decent-minded Americans be- cause it secks' to dress the com- mittee hearings in something like the robes--or at least the language --of a court of law and vet makes nonsense of the accepted practices of legal procedure." It was at the current (McCarran) ""spy trial" that one of Canada's senior officals: got" the Communist tag. The meetings of the US. Senate subcommittee are supposed to be secret, but, since politics and pub- licity are of such great importance to the probers, a lot of news gets out The Canadian public is glad to have the assurance of Ottawa that "there was no justification whatever for" the allegation or insinnation that LE. Hcrbert Norman of our Department' of External Affairs is or was a Communist or a sym- pathizer., How did the Norman name come up? He once held a two-year scholar- -ship from the Institute of Pacific Affairs. That body formed a long time ago for study of the Far East LOGY, LISTLESS, OUT OF LOVE WITH LIFE? 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The same thing is true of the war on Acheson, He's one of the best men- 'we've ever had in that job but smearing hime helps, they think, in the war on 'I'ruman. Until after the election you can expect that politics wil! dominate every- thing." Tf 'wise decisions on' grave mat-~ ters affecting the whole world can emerge from this hocus-pocus, we. will be lucky indeed --From The Financial one Post. CANADA'S FINEST CIGARETTE AN OFFER to every mventur--Llat of tne ventions and (ull Information sent (ces The Ramsay Co., Regisiersd Catenr Attar neys, 373 Bank Street. Ouawa VHTHERSTONHAUCGH & Company. Pa tent Solicitors, Established 1890 060 Bay Btreet, Taronto. Bapkler of Informa tion on request : 0 WHAT IS YOUR NET PROFIT A DAY? A: # 'LEROS" is offering you $70 PROFIT A DAY How? A ---- In manufacturing the most concrete blocks with the aad simplest concrata block modern finest plant. Why? Because was are tha only manufacturers of complete plunt at a very low investmant cost. 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