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In'r-azr _ Thy”: . / A,.:‘..' ...,, _ ', -, 99W! ., . _ 1,.i o." ’41-" W.» nztu.qu¢ Ci _ . A H-yeatold Dingo hull-ml :m 1trtvtrttaa'aut'a-tttstiba1trtttt a K’IW: Mutiny eccentb'..|mok trt lama ”'W'VI’ ruling. bicycle. “-15. my. " netball; inhedw-n'd q almanac: um that: tho girl. did - In: in.“ Irina could have done t um mum"; ixim: an: It prayed on _ er mankind Ibo Hangman: “a that .KI-rr & alumna mum-o! boond- ' it. no mr'. cromttfittetoaiesidm . 1 is in; Iv. 1iy years the entire picture ot _saaraiiat0tBtttreedhtttteed. 'Tri 1811 the- “HF" " person 9 one err hmuhwl 'i"j,i,iliiiiiiiii't,ii'ir,t, {EL In 1931 fiwru Wort? aFfy tn out ot every humor-vi n thts cnles and towns. Even kheprs ' "may . e. a s t y 4"?! Want“! 'at (',)tC,W,'at,f!itet,', “5.95 “gamma 1iw,.er.rro.ruosimr in “(#43 I 11“»le 9M “Worm-ted Killa , , ar' . rm'urded as trl'Jllrtgillt1'i,t _ Acadia attirrhhurt8tfirhyl,. We: why trteitartfttrt tmeliririttlint%ketut o" Sr.ri~ii.-~, only 3t.7 ot the whole i' .;.j.u‘.m a: Canada lire on farms. A14 _. at .n .iitrtbMoer.,natrbmaut' 'a tf,y1',ff,'",12rdi"flt the maximum _ why man a cud-.1: " puts Ibo trimmed. " (am [an In navy ham» "rt'tttr that matter.“ any ttind t man-,3 mulling-An: WWW: , . . dandy-trial, 3 Job Mr, adults. tt mum-u mum that the acidosis ttte mm can hunt tom My” is . " +true no (shim outtttCto havo'tn) and“ v Woodsmck “mundane- new luv put into elm recently In or Jersey mule: which no court, ram! jury, or other inquisitorial body ' M "quire my "parted to ammo mm '0! comumm-mmson In In» armies. m: In! dilap- roengnlui that has but Marthe m. of the ttrr-tttOrme profession: itttxt a "putter 11 In honor bound to rouse tho person Iron who. Mien Mormon” of Hymn-to interest to the white. It is I new bulwark tor [ha ire-Mom of the trrtrqts.---Hatit" Herald Punting Up Dom Gamble New trains to run no miles an hour Ore hem; planned to! United Stiles railroads. That would; pop " the “Len beat it to the crossing" ttttts.-- Ona an Clllldn. ' do“ on. he Bufhttt, A amok ot year» 850.1» expert In: dgttrt" _ 2mm Wat-J trrMi%rrrieoten 'tttia,.taAs ootd vMe‘r‘s any. Y'he driver ttivttodrtttq Ybutnlo HRMr'eattifttl- tr around his passenger and manta tn. or course. " a”: the My ban. "this n all wrong. There is rell- tt Jorrr the hair inside and the skin maul» pF ’30 Immune engineer. "Well.' he says. "it's q ite a Joke on the Irtfraltr 1'i'Jdd'Allll',,' wearing it mug A an "these .vtaarat"c-tyhtiM Ste. Mar . 51:1" , 4 ”new “chant: Happen I In T wr* 'u'lgwinygs the pedestrians? Inf? in}: which must be respected, at am- dun s, ‘on nw c r be- i",'iii,ii',i.eaii.i,i)ii,.",ii1, it; thremsgor att. ' 'orbed, 1lt.tyw',3trsi,taartMatreets. For their 4minu<agegyghey must develop 'ttrrr , T" . In” One PMImraProhetei I NM neArspatrertB6a alone but (he [Mic annually Witt be Interact}! , my "mum“ bu‘ald 11¢anan be on. luv» 'ooon truly remarkable. It asurekrtefemrt ht tttt'doiiheutyt the 'e-t9bsrrr'bh"ti, hundred tithes inattttefbcktwirt treirrydtuieii tn Eng- 'ie-fe as In [ht-year “so. the grease tfoie, trom ANN" ta, hug and Chait nihtiotu Milan .bt tto'utuig Wi’qtq 'ikuii3nuustrr and re iirCGiiiititliiri is being Inasmuc- Ghiiri at In spite pf. meiqglghat frsiif/,'a'tit4'lrh'1-ttih! made to sell “'37 ol ".2.” broadcasting has add t.ttit%etts,r"o'rreasetuPt1iWiiversure mung-wanna Some ”HMO! my :1es',rri/,s'. new» new six Atutt _ “fawn: cotttltd My} the advantage raininftilfn ieithu'aAiiiansw situa- x "tls'.",'. toward 1319 Iagms t gm a1rFM9rirttosnimtht'amd, 5 awe/tttfelt. opportun; we! 5mm Wham: New)“ am? imam an saolotnrym the. is I I": -k , ”Mutt; Win- (ittliit1'iill; grieviey {amt-la]. MW” Jk 313,821 ing' MB 'sTiiid in imiituuu!‘ the' trade The ihteets H, Atotrt a: Miur WeiSu’hry‘: who“ iiiolhfeairre /iGii toward t_he {arms now in Judi-i! Aim swim “was" csuViuutb-eohiey--oF-eitet1 im'r! arm caution. ities and jgjuriequgjot That is Yttt tact t new? at 'irrl.iil'l2/liii'uci' ire ITY they are a?oalya/rttr Mama. iirprtk at one kind mr‘dr (We. peed kit's sus~ , z ' iucuili.ire habits of , 311M 'kate w:ilkintr.--Whr " producing n unmarked“ a yea: Hamilton Specular. _ _ ‘- JMHMM'EM:Dm~ _ ' , An Alabhm will] who 5111908 on- ly strawberries tor-they ist.rbrt was oieteotne ietentir by thu'imuhuivo than that :i'roottalttt-'1r gupboud tit be 310199011961! part at ttur te‘mIMno mike-up, my mi KttetitrnerN'ohsatlF cord talk ttt6 story, ‘a Godot-kn house Wile bought a bore! berries, torivhlch and Patil " cents. _itt the bottom ot the box was a mite. T It us: "Please writ» mo who bought this box And; the price paid tot it; We received " wants a cruttt of " 'horxvs. Picked by Ruth Williatttq, Cttlltttatt, Alabama, Route 9." - V .nsb ”ml. to “and not. ot I'm». no aseruV .noumol THE EMPIRE. increase in Motown Sale. '.. There is at least one trade T-- the motor ittdastrr-rrhith eanruithd and to be uttering gravely trom the sen- eral depression. More pjrivate cars were registered in March than in any single month. hitherto, tho/tout being 1.72: wow. that for the: previous re. card month, March, 1929. In the first three months ot the year 46,105 "new cars were registered; a figure which tall, below that of the peak year by only 42. _i’l‘he reytlt is not so surpris; ing as it appears, and ctinnotumris1r be taken as a Sign of returning gener- lal prosperity. For in the years im- mediately preceding 1929 the motor habit was increasing rapidly and the registration figures going forward in) a steep upward curve. The market was atiii .very tar below saturation point. In the ordinary course of events we should have expected a continuous expansion between 1929 and 1933. What tietually happened was"'thnt there was some talftng,oft atteintl29, and that an; iieheie,titris now'beinyg made good. For the Jmiustr)tis ton. cerned it is' an encouraging gigrt so tar as it goes, showing that itiehatttt(1 growth or the motoring habtt‘is sift- iicient to counteract“ the trade stirrup. ='rtte tmectuliit,"tondtrji.' " j.". l A brief mm with mental arithmetic reveals that the grower :recelved (or her product just 1L25 cents per box. The spread, by the time the berries got malt-cable ohms cojsumruwas Just short ot IN cents. Notvall. ot that,, at course, was accountabfe to the profits (it those who had handled the berries betwaen, sritclthnj1 retail, spite. Duty. exchange and ttsuis/ttttttits combined to roll up the mice; and; ot course. tlsts itidifleina.o arprdistribW In; ”an” trot their 1iup.'--rrta,mfttpis Spectator. _ ' T ., _ Aimerlct‘has incur formally- pledgeu‘ herself some rum hencelortl a di. rect active part in the guardianship ot the peace of the world. That is the alum.“ Mr. a?yeTits'sysst.ttta,ttpqttr- Mr. DM’is priyniyNvirl the name ot his country to join others in abolishing aggressive wedpons, to consult with others in can of a thrstatire,ti,sitr, and to "partiéipate in , “stein pit supervision to ensure the faithful car- rying out ot any measures ot disarma- ment; V Thnggt‘ig tcl,tarlr tha. most important 'of' these "obtigtitias'.' in AmeripNygtotepta,Wivrt. on $10 Per- manent taim'is"sio'ri 6t Co’ntrb will be a solid guarantee of America's active, practieal tMule? in the work 9! dir- armament-tThe N'irs-rpiroaitt1skr '. Caste is by hp ttl'latt 1itrpixed evil which Magi M: and: same re- tortmyrtr:reirresmtt ititert.te,. ”(A111 evén Mr. Gandhi has stated thaLbnzuxgd not many saunter" ttftrttetotlter easter.' A former editomo! tho-'Spec- tator. the late sreeeyditomuurttif, be- lieved the caster‘lsyste‘mto bss"/tt,mst velloué discoyery .. -.' ,' wttiéhy,i,tttottih my»; has protected Hindu society from anarchy and from the yorst evils ot industrial 'arh1"timtiibthive lite-it is an automatic poor-law: to bmt't1tiwlt.lt and tho strongest form “DWI? ti'rfrt'de ‘um'm "--Lrmdort Btreettitor., '. . _ ' TH i, mum, STATES Newspaper Advertising NU 189M xuu'surmgmm Mont- '4pper.v., Ward EMF V, any! "i'lllr,dl'ir contigug ')li,1i/t)lliltilill')li" $9511.,“ tyi-, him :tr,ii'ti,)j,!,s.'J'eu',t'iriclrii,t,t 9012.99“? . tiprtt I)??? "es,ia.ryRigret./yJ.tiyph9)r, cg ciix.ls ji),)'.,)';'.?,',)),)').';,,',." may .590 W?" in "/jiu.'t'iis'ijiss'iti' itf/ “nudist?! a. te.tt, anal; flitvi4'1,rgtttft, J! liit2ti' “a“. Wm M I' mm iii'iifit, it“ Wings th we qéwwgss WWW?“- “Prea'ternm! 129 #911115 13.1980.th Lt, tuyro, 'g"e)'r')i'fijii'ffifil'it1 &9&;mt m m 19 tkt_ii..,riiipijj'ifis.' amen J , advance fo'r iiilifc'it'l'ndiy/iir 'puipoiois" anti tor insertion at hoarse“ on specified items. Atplta.sts, gill tttyyLa monthly . I :13! J ‘18 lug 'j/Aprilia/itil/telle/ll' is?“ 0.3. and World Peace Caste Delended 'riis my unmixed _ . 35mm: ttlas/trt-ii:'-,':-:',)) ' “WM and Etymé" .9“: 3mm!“ “Occasionally there are bitten comm plaints minatmiod women hold- ing pay?“ jobs, the .nttacks usually comih'gl 'r/eyniePy,'tT)lt/tlt? mggkin'g' cTéss'who' demin'a the job of thé' mar- ried wotnea.',Must of Wombats none from wmon and the animosity .cf; their remarks-suggests 'one conunuu underlying“ tsyehtylosrietd ineentive, Long terttitrids " custom have 'tttte: blamed in the human mindithe no- tion that when a’woman marries she must fit into the stereotyped, house- wife mould. Married Women Work To Keep Homes Together The Welituui-Pott Colbome Tribune. writing editorially on 'Warried Wo. men Onto: Work," says: ', ttl, . “The usual-argument is that no married women should hold a job as,‘ long as there's“ jobless unmarried women. Many exceptions iron such, ”use must 'be allowed: rr .' ., ”I "hat a}! ”myriad oromottr-wtrrkintt outside the home‘s” doing so for the love of work or for. love orJumaries. their husbands cannot afford: to buy them. By far the greater number no in factories stores, offices and schools because their husbands do not earn enough to keep their family together‘ and maintain their home without the aid'of tho wife’s earnings. Where the singiewormon has oalyherself to sup- port greater suffering would result from giving her the job of. some l, mother. -rettm - “Where worried. Jropeth are engag- pl in positions ildiir1id 'b'y men _ or single Women it" is 'itsey likely that the iupptoye'rtrlui1re found the former' more effiiierat Or t'tipreaptptetrto the work. There" is certainly~ ho-eonsp'ir'a 2;." among employers ugainst the uni Ontario Historical Society _ Annual Meeting at'Guelph mmiea'." sawing mug Lust, the ammo His: Lotcal sdcietr' wil? hold ‘a three-day annual meetlng in the. Ontari'o Agri- cultural College, awfim. . . A varied an}; InterésAting‘program Is otteret1, itiich WU], inc1ud'e tritiir to .Per: us and Elam; tor" which' arrangements are being mad? 1Ftt Wellington County Historiei6L8Mety. At Fergus a. visit will bt made, to the well-kxmyvn _rosis,,iir1étr/yt Mt; J. (I'L'Tembnn on June 22nd. . [ . ' f , V ' ' "What were“. to-day 03 not. new political tumultuous .qr new economic systems. What 1% need 'to-dly: It 3 new "rrtt."-'iytwmiitrrs?ft Mug. omtutAEtrtiftht.oWNaaanNhi a on Wr tt4fedtttgtrm teqtrt.ttle.yepassengers-"--"rrt I tp . . . q, d ittto an :,tg',lt,'l,?.pplle'igti'rr,','o, g,f.'apiigtsett, Pt.lrtat_tl-.tt-sett- n "I "t%8lt "ap" le _ ' . . . a! .1 m! -qangggta ad: mud-ma at um mam. 'rirdosd caspase-3 or Hle #PWRHIM}: a a " 1M 419K timitrttM 'r-ted ”was! nl t' t ' notclitAiosy is 191339) 19mm I .ojuo-t 9335933.“ atoR his“! but m t t "90103 $353 .t .llqnq out!” In no bouts .loodoa all] I 0 hm?- newO‘ .19" at” an um muscle The I??? 'testsiir' pejihie' Mi." carts/ttie gee! " jLa)tsT.rer1tt near the tt Lei) passengers, 'seyemi sgvér‘ely' Injured;l were {Mn'bfr tirjr'eout.gpard boat, . b ‘» A ' ' ‘A b' ‘,AL,,, -,'r =.cua.aa.'.-u.a-aa-l-u---e-be-, " ' ' I l _ ,, I,tii'i1vrxilkr4c,'--40 Injured When Traihs Crash wild,' £9317: Jolt whiié . 'a'ttrupd' [lime tte t," '-' rinl'. _ v _ . st '. ~s°ua§§mu hemmed spay C _ l Add. ditr' my gap-m" théfelfn', t Itafr'doys' ""," mine. 7.: , ", ",')", Beyond Ni'teetoi'tirg.'1 tt _ , . In pne‘smgn, tendqd space, 1' V 1 _ Beauty and (jeep; _utiiatWiticpytieu C stiiiirttieipairi,ttrvrtrftri, , . : And magma”; triieii!sliyefits F . Thepe' itr'dlt takes note offender hap- _." 'pépi'pgs; . c, _ V“ ' The sititritttet" of "a.s1nitterfty'd' blue Mugs Abov'e the clustered phtoif _. ' A spider's wt1t to work a miracle _ Birtreea two hollyhocks; A hidden cricket‘s humble prophecies, A brown bird by a pool, and all that goes . _ _ . . Into thy lovely lifetime of a rose; . A bansy‘s l?re,' and 'little questing Who makes a garden plans beyohd his . hinting, _ , _ .. 1 01d roads dre"tost, tyld dwellings have / their dar," 1 l Por; year by yearn“ April's heart It stirred. ' ' ’ ‘- . _ 1 Spring attei"pmtettsal spring. 3 Across the little acre's wintry gray ( Comes, slowly traced, an old, authentic' word ' f, in radiant lettering: Ar shining script ot teudril, vine, and 'i'ittor1-- New green, pale gold, clear lavender, wr "tttd peNl, y [ Petal by déliéate petal, led? my leaf. --N,ait.c,r Byrd Turner, in "A Bimini! on Mr, Rein: __ (Hartford; Ciftttt.: /t:iir,i,i)'jiitnitiiArtti1iirP. V - '. Strathroy‘Student Wins Wa FisriiusoiTrophr Award _ London, otit.--Don Wright ot Smith- my has been made tha recipient. ot the HowarirFergu8on tropltby the committee at University ot Western Ontario. .t , ‘The-awud, named with gthletic abilith acndqmic standing, sstyrpmeral toaiributioa to college lite 95 the de, termia'mz Balms,» was; awarded tot the ttrat tone. hat-year to DLPauI Ranch, e.rhere.'U' happiness. in music it [you oat bappinettts into JL"rrRuily Vallee. to my: io't "wjuutimcieucy.rr-ctismdid, B. Fosdick. 4: _" I l. , '.' 7 “Ar ariuoajGtiuutot, maintain the value of its _eurr..eqtr--uttiier pressure from _alrrytadds namely in. 'r,ppsltie _treeg'" -'. r' f ."' 'Strange' sweep biqgraphieg WEN/351 MA W ho .2199w ad: a! {has 11.19018 Ltnor9oertdr-netyr at Rock otAges light. The HHUG 3HT Garden Paris Paris-Mark Twain once complain- ed that the ordinary Paris guide didn't know the difference between a fresco and ti iireplug. . To remedy this condition, if it real- ly exists, a “SehoOl for Touristic In- srtrgetion" has been opened in. the, Ministry of Public Works, its purpose being to increase the competence and usefulness of tourist guides. Seventy students are alrendy enrolled, follow-" ing a comprehensive curriculum which includes frescoes if not fisw. plugs, also Gothic churches, Parisian history, and so forth. Montmartre night-life, however, is not included in- the studies, since it is agreed that most (purists master this subject with- out outside aid. , This School for Tourist Guides does not. purpose. or even hope, to turn in students into expert urchitecu, con- noisseurs of the arts, nnd reliable his. torians; but plans to give them n accumw if elementary knowledge of Pgris. its history and its artistic trea- sures, so that the): will be able to give an intelligent answer to most ques- tions asked them. . P be given diplomas testifying to their competence; they will Also be allowed to wear a distinctive button, so that they can be easily recognized. In the past, the ordinary guide he: been a pleasant, well-meaning individual who merely repeated information which he had memorized, and which he,tut, derstood. inadequately. The new school will give the old (and the new) guide an intelligent Imclqrround and a solid "iruisuidsss, who sukesstiilly pass their examinations, at this school. _wi}l basis torihis mark Itvconsim ot a new container; In which smite sqeen is placed. ,The scregn ig baited with some sW'e'et- smelling substance, and immediately A, new .ellegtrical 'ny-c'atcherv'ims shown in opergtloq at Leipzig. Ger. many . ' .. _' - Electrical Fly-Catcher . Show in Germany a " alight: omit, I charge at elety tricity is sent through the screen, elec- trocuung the tu., .. , The tUysati:her pan be worked on any elpctricpW circuit, and is guaran- teed shock-Nook _ sell. "'thrtltts whole, in $9in of wars and desprepsiqpp, the . Aworlc}. grows more humane. pad the. qverage happiness of mankind uy;reaiuis','--B.ertratul Rus- an: School For Tourist Guides it is believed i _ ONTARIO ARCHIVED TORONTO Gill Injuries it!“ I Ina: Fish Promptly Returned, rl., Small troitt ee u then: the itMNlt%i'Wil will soon recover. in many cases lest, it 'tGr/iii/bu/tttRr put back _ That trtatmNtetHt9Eru"tr,r',t7 , belief whim is per ite [idol held but tests tiilhr2ttiiith?i7'i'k vestigator have indicated that it is true, and s,irjraiGGr-rtu.t.tr,,' land small tetttifliti'/ht1'r tong: big fellows sh tt kit ' . "or , get them “achmlflkhfl'flfimrgfick so that they miii0uiiGes1umyrito my dover and nausiGnametfttyeeP good Sport (09151nger {M and ‘II. some cases. of course. the titmer,ie.'r te. gulations orov5)i',tfit,t' 1ty.t,r/iy,1it' ttr/ mu sizes i'nl'iii7fi/t"Cii)li'iii,ishti,iii,,1,t't' stream or lakejwt. “gamma: MIM, It is good spmnlhi’ IA. put. M small tish ban-I'M 'tttr-tep- am they may help ttrrhtut'iiin' tlie dngtittt resources. 'Tho investigation " tt of hook injuries on small carried out u-u M . I ml Board 2tgtfil, "tttttWit/r',') federal tishttriep, Jt1Tt l§ody ite. operates under {he 'con ro'l'o the ttte Uter of Fisheries. A 'ttl,1.'el, ot trout with hook injuries “in . if gil1ts--aer- eral gill tu.etG---wuriUder observa- tion in the tests, Items placed in I trough where ther t ebuld easily be ruched. Their hair!!- deevthem sluggish and, to qudt9.trom the report at the investigator?. my "did not re. spond readily to typWe stimuli tori several hours," but utter tweutyrtour; hours most of them seemed quite nor- mal again. Only namtugaterxeriter--r,' less than ten per cent-failed to Bur. vive, and man. sanguine re; port, "the 'utalt iAiauatit - I i A ,, A _.I.:._I- high percentage ot hooked trout which ire ioirld, 3m: (p9 itbT extent ot deverlng a gill arch, may be expected to live isadusaasttLasataoaaca'lrmh released trom the hook." in 1 teri Vic Vifzria Colonist. its endeai'or “-1 '" is to keep on at) even keel and to make dreatatt (blumq pf ”I" to thoul subjects in which it has fo d by experience the. lar st pro- po ion of its public is tttat. " tol wing this course it often gives off ce; not willingly, but simply be- en o'lattttertt stem mum" of in rest wntiqqesiw 5(ng ”cording to he likes and dislikes ofitll'e ‘indii vi til. vi-atrteso'ond.rttte oqhtams! of . ny newspaper are n reflection, at pu‘lic opinion. They Can, howisirdr,' if .hot mien-v, Br,"ibtdLteS'g1'at u. PIUL t""t'"'V , q.-;..;,_l 7V - happy hunting ".tji,i?,e?j,ir,ityldiil dl for) the perpetr"athjit%r perso iti Jnl_intoieripr_ip. vitrpyirht, Eh“. pri Bu ll during the months , r th ed an increase of 17 'e,i'pfMt') pa with .the, sum month F year tr ‘ was!” led the iiiti'with ‘39 et, declared,, whib‘ Maven " " ofuscarjet (eve; and 12 cases of ai heria. "tit um: um mm of 'i'GliirilW'duuus Were Yew} in I .Tuo .0“an f _ .t V. " ciieati'nmte:;/.ptp.1 ca 'ii', JN in. mm. p tthe Public, Liagary Ill,))');)', "tttec' tib6t, gran tableit'theroied hi a boxed hedge "the" IiitifiiiirrrjhiiiiriitifaI firii a; ME??? "iiiiriCTCirivim" iiattirit1ree"tstrt' Tug-may: mm an we - an :rt',f,tuttiti-tittrNtjt,'rrl, lint; {In}; ter) which may he eated um more _ i"iiiCi'tih" Eat 'tlil-iii-fi-i)))',?,'?), 11'i,h,v','ra-,l'ui!)alAu Thimpson's Spain Washington street. shape and which are formed by the ', Thire are 1gtutgttl' tiiiijj,i)i,iiti;it.t/; t' t closely i toqsipplng eati . a /1d'rR"t'rltrl'l', T alluwe know. crumDeta. Now a little . polymerization i, a chemical more“ T gran lumen un'luatu III a uuA\.u .uua» I 'j,te.i,t,y,t,t,t.t,ttt,e,,tttaistttiti,NiSf. (tft tho authentic. Continental touch, an l' "ai:brt/krtow, qrumppts. New“: _litt1e ', polymerization “1...; “W, “an“.-. r'"" _ -eee-e " ot slde‘w‘MsSl 'uru'tstvguttl ougown town. There are a couple of. veg modest terrace restaurants in the', 'ontreye 'r,te'-1'l-'l? d by the nu te one Il Fifties and a ntious on I sponsored by It2aatlt hotel rt . t in the Grand Central district, and row, can have .sour,Juncheon. cottee th 0 just as the" Cettttal rumgwiin. deiyou on the way to W‘M the ttt _-.'t:il rnirr, a": 1he principal drawbac'ki'to' Sidewalk calm; in Manhattan have been the nar- rodmess ot the Manny: and the dirt. Beit was icon " bad; "13an N1 . newsman hss atdi!my1r luring " tl iof y mt shad y fat. :55 ‘Revive In I'))',"") f a , J. . '~ . lniurics WE 'ltii,ai1)eiiii"i oss7conugious disease {elm rted to the Municipal Hygiene 9 Jim-0t (3th 'r d) er a pioneer, tor all its reputed us: to more 0:1 Loosevelt. rntirgious' Cues Increase' 1.23.2323 is aiiiir.ztt-' bk Newspaper Trials h 13}le 'liter) d, 1 "and 'ttiw/fa' ':')ttit'. if? 353% difficult task of my det tiGidrf, _ “mm teNe'tt11 that it is I e . . .rtrtet t Ml}! was a cooling to .. 3‘3“”. I Tiler? are f "Law iiluiut.t.eiys" wi , (it') (3&1 'ts)utiatetttic ai'i'cd 'lti::.et,itr the . ‘ m “It , m’nti\'3.“11‘he T 1fik'r', Wres aa' ion: 1: 9! Pu. ,t - 1teries re. :ielNlprm-" w I Juiftir etifs ' Wing'm S", ... ,t,',rritaartvo diamond . t 1:99} (#5 my" rota tlittle 312;: 11% i'éiitl/tr1 in the MS- .hqads. "l db“ novelties I compounds. \mmadewau m , mm) “twang-u"... - _ . - War, the chemist nppliea the word ysnmesis" advised!!! It pun. m- toiee it used " n h'lonnn for "Arti- tieUl." When he tribune: he ur- higel atoms in new. ming- Accord Nhi to n weu-detin" pita. He is no! Runs to imitlte M " crate. "s.3 Tom Within-y] loom Hitruct by the 1'60.” aired) ficiieved. the late 'ttttWB. Pierce est" tuted a (and whidl' dabbled chemist: at the “lion Institute to bring in nelrer the synthetic future. He wu expedtiiy Maid“ in tttd Vinyl ro line, which have I history thut sou M1013“. " h Ne t renct tuw', trr.ttyhrli2',' I Mme Are"'?"""')""' ---' ,, charge of the laboratory ot the Car hide and frfrl' Chemicals Cot-porn, titm. . To iruiuiwcthe production _ot vinyl resin outings as heavy u ttttttttcet large-t blocks ot he rill ever nude. In the Int lune ot luduitrlnl and Engineer- lpgggbemlstry Pt J. G. DubV‘lxonj d It. B.' Srethiire, Nitrtir Envy IQ". llllszl'li ttts "lt, lupuum, _rfttrtPtll,r on “at; “Movement Ind fell the stdr'y ot the “Madrid quas io wild tumm- mm In Manna.” ' ', . What the potssilrilitiet' ot vinyl rir. giieieitatt/tittlprri', “Th “cliémis'ts nately Fre'iiGriirTiirG'; fiimiiOmitg _ mrmmuW-rso coral and blue in the bathroom, The c ssNhartalkv/rt8rretsit1,, too. You put tl “immac- ud voila 1% d9- = r.-._....._ -__,T - V -- - - into n three-room "srtmertt--ttte h .'s, -. ht ,it,tilt.h1'-,,?tt,i,fd /tttttg,at 'Msuitetcsaroe.opyt e powder In heated, put into a Mee Glt GiGiiArGte oiirufiitvui-ereim when. (ups, ”an“. pitchers, tumb- l rs, .cixuet'to iriis,' ash trays and tT',1's iéhndol *M‘rwondsr Whit they Ire. Vinyl resin, you are told, it you témmr dis, ,tbtettHeo. 995,-:- tory eitisiptr1rf even with hinges Ind -rtigty_ttty3ttuirtto bp ppipt_ef or var- efesefrtftwMrNteif ill!L WI!» like lacquer, of; the, refrigerator and Que! kitchen gable; . ' ‘ , __ Ru!" Boot-ind Wham " Email. 11040".- Iu at trattslucent may Tt-tiabt barefoot: u trun- parenou “at About: 0 only thinge man; Apartmenulwt we a?! vinyl fab ire" thi "ptinhtihie ftrtuttfit,ia t . . t t.tt.TsaNd Het: 2h l 1'rr2r..1..'f,".'rt, apo 9,391! b b, Jti a} endy pon- fiG'itll ob an in} 8. vinyl reMn-rdoorts w ich are cheaper than Mide ”by” c l, it; " may _ be _ made Plfa1,rly,le,i,',rt.'tr,1d "o! "txri3rrrMtttl.!MHe t,r,',ltpt of I compound become comp E y com» hinnion among themselves. Still, " must be ad t t meriulion in u formula“ E/t word tot chemical reaction: t are In yet but trtyris.,t1tyterttttod: _ Chemists in" to biietnNte “In whit new”! occur' when h resin 'mngrilel. _ A. Reg nauit discovered buck in 1838. light in t polymerizing agent. lien is an other. So Bexible in the process of poly in. n'aim'br? 1:3: MG. tttU. a sr.erxqt 'iiiiii?j,t " and we see hon " .0 x progress}! to fm‘kaTEWMLmen .. A“ m“. :iitjt-3litiltt.erio From Vi!!! Psi" i trgarg:re_citt_ttrt.e.-f1ttrr" EVE'Beeu fem“! “' am the ”we“ ,r;::-::.emzz LIU I yhgn "P'," at. “VIII b aired alloy! :9 when tht " glowinl 1iili:'i bt 'ttat h Qr'Lei't"', _ hm I WA 1sepl,ef (1|th- farmon I arrset m ttettootng Oar orrttttrts' WIN-"1 .0 I mutation urn Bets MM mum. f Adam Bede's all .0" 'm"" her St Thom thou u "tttit' o N hundred ' Mun time Wed to be I can! for the " w ttt " o'clu d that knew course. “can piece. whivh I “and tg, 1 ova-INN ot tl emana- on . My one In Pr correspondent 1 Mr," In: let “an. 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