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CLOCKS DOUBLED IN NUMBER than doubled in the past decade. yea

l Formerly only people of wealth own-

NEW YORK. March 4.-The num- ed clocks, while today there is a bor of clocks per capita throughout clock for every room, even in moder-

the United States has been more ate liomes_

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sharp frontier between pas tand fut- ure

The claim made by over'-zealous

Soviet friends that the charts and plans are being accurately followed and fulfilled are norsensical. The gtossest miscalculations have already been disclosed. T'he plan as under- stO0d today is only distantly related to the one originally announced. The changes have been in both directions, the work being intensified in some sectors and slowed up in others. Many projects included in the orig- inal plan have been entirely abandon- ed. Instead of spreading over a large industrial area, with consequent "freezing-" of capital, the present idea is to concentrate on a. selected list of the most important undertakings and

“£7 to make them actually productive as

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In the domain of agriculture, in

collectlvlzing the peasants and build-

g up State-owned grain factories, he Soviet successes have been so great that the original blueprint

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ToDn'f¢ Along Disoonloa For Alnorioon spood JUS* “Shi The -on-1-won of me °<><»u-»- -uw

_ _ draw rickshaws is hardly any bet-

mnrron/s .\'o1~i=: 'ni i il i f in or ii si-iieiu br I WIN" yn." ago! mu ter.

Eugene Lyons. Unlfu-ll Preis: rillui-r|ll<`|»¢,»`:\`l`Ili‘\lrli :£1 hloliihhw, summing up his T ¢X])¢ft\ Shld, "Thll tea cs lucky it they make $14 a month lmprelslons of the Soviet \'n|on nfhir three years of renldelice there. ii just right" or '

ny auciiua Lyons uuots onlne from the so-called soo- k S°b:\lf_¢ PP* ;§l°;lu'=li;° 33;; “su

United Press Stall Correspondent iallzed sector, that is from State and _ ¢t~ld mimi 8 P 'four

collective farms. This year half the Wm' 35"* V pe

(Special to The Guardian) peasant population, whom no one They md' ‘ ' than those in shanghai’ Where the

dreamed to wrench so soon from the

insists on the lansuase nf rlsures. is enormous; in food shortage cruel- ’ - n ' -ed

nereenteses. irraphs and tables. It ty to sunk lsmilies, and sunering 1;; me* t° “hm “B future as rigidly as germany- Indeed th’ Pm” 9°” “H for anyone to change his from 100 families by the Bureau of an architect plansihe bulldins of a along the line for soviet scnleve- m1nd_ _ md house. ,ments seems exhorbitant. But no one 'nm pub1i¢ .till an-wg, nom

Thel'°f0l'e the =Xtl'801'fUlll1‘Y FWS- here counts the price, no more than ' "

YOU' Plan of natlbnal economy. a general ggilntg the cuualtleg in 5, ` ar

Ki

tional development covering not only The Five Year Plan was greeted a A

lndustry but science, education, sri skepcicnlly not only outside but in DA

st dl-rds of living. side the Soviet Union. Yet by ond

Russia was traditionally s, nation large its major tasks have thu, fu- _ _ - content io drift along, io unit ps- been accomplished. Last year inaus- _ _ /ciently. The drug-like effect of its try was twice as large as before the teeI:DRENCE' March 4' A (our "ue°°h°v°"-meaulns roughly “lt wsu- and the increase scheduled for ,am doesn't matter"-has not yet wom this year is larger than the whole of lecagbuzsocbincr-Kin¢ColsC.s$» to M

oi! by any means. Even its most con- ple-war production. - _ at

sclous. and intelligent portion was The details of these gclglevemengg

satisfied with Vaillle El‘0Pirl€-S. intros- are too elaborate for the scope of ' ' ' _ `

pective soul stuff, Tolstoyan submis- these articles. A random quotation Dlvlng Rod into

sion to fate. To them progress was from almost a.ny Soviet speech gives In Tl'e3Slll°€ Hunt in

koned in centuries rutliei' thanin an idea of its magnitude. Here, for i

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bers have demanded King °S

Russia is not content to prophesy its ln 00llec¢lv¢_g_ Cole perfection in flavor' hal’ future in slowing literary terms. It The price paid for these successes '

fullness and strength The Skill

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NTB PORTRAIT DISCOVERED

th century portrait of Dante, the ous Italian poet, has just come ght in the church of Et. Dominic Pistols during the course of re-

* storatlon work.

The church has recently returned

dlsfi ed f 5 l’ d.

YS .or decades. instance, is Valerian Kuibyshev, head (Bmlh Ull|¢¢ll Press) Ingur rescoes wer mm

of the stage plmmlng g0mm11,1°n_ ROME, March 4.-Excavations in .pea

‘ “American Era" dealing merely with plans for me search of further treasures of gold mm

' production of black metals which are and silver are .seine on In Pompeii an

In the Five-year Plan and all it sure to be carried out in large part 011 me 1“d1°8¢i°l1S Of H 24 NCBI' Old, 11, lies we have the antithesis of all if not in full: girl "dowser" named Marie Mataloni- ngu

that. Precisely because their people “Let us take pig-ll-on, 111 1931 we She wields her diving rod (a forked

’ . are prone to inertia and postpone- expect to smelt eight mllllon tons of hazel twig) not only to find water

n ment, the vigorous Bolshevik minor- pig-iron, which will_ outdlstance the but 3150 011. P19010”-S 11185218 B-Hd buf- ,

‘ _ ity insists not merely on speed but pig-iron production in England for led V°1°°“°°l-

on speed accurately planned and org- 1929, which amounted to 7,700,000 T119 ¢ll|°5i10l1 his been rbi-S0d` mg; ized in advance. For them an "Am- tons. Even in 1928 the pig-ll-on pm. whether oil and gas in the earth in- Wea

rs the busts of Dante and Pet- h (the Italian lyric poet) with unknown person. The names Dan-

res written by the original artists.

UTICA, N. Y., March 4.-After fly-

ther without s. mishap during

can era” has dawned in Russia. duction in England exceeder ours f1“°“°°d 91° 5€1°°tl°n W me Hnclelliis 1930,

This fact in itself, quite aside fromialmost twofold. When we produce °f Sites f°1' temples- l Alb whether they succeed or not in fol- over eight million tons in 1931 we will EX¢°""M°“5 in "' h°“5° in the ego lowing out the blueprints, digs a almost double pig-iron production in street °f M°d°°W MW *1'°°dY_ land

Belgium glthgugh aye ye”-5 ago Bd. l'€BCl'i0d I dtplih 01 33 l'Q6t- A fllff-ll- he glum although me years Q80 9,1, er 7 feet below Bignprina Matsloni he giuin produced twice as much as we. P"°ph°51°‘ th* fmdmg °f °' h°u°'W,‘ sust

.Then stee|_ when we pmduce space containing gold and silver, but;

ivlml; the plan mmcawd 1,, |931, she is unable to say in what propor-.

8,800,000 tons, we will beat the French "9"

Dluduotion of 1928 although gym 1,14 Her presence and the general cues- ation of the mot into s. sacred site

1927 F1-enbh production was mice as tion of how far it is possible to "di-,by the building of a temple.

19,1-ge 3_5 9111-5_>» vine" the presence of oil or mineral, Signorlna Matsloni'a location of a.

ases below the surface have given, volcano was merely a casual discov- iss to an interesting theory. This- ery, to which she drew the attention

' National Income's Growth is that the ancient temples werehnotp; her iglmpaniorisi yvléemwthiiy D8-SB-

. erected solely at points chosen ap- near e Torre e o s. mo-

The same sort of picture is “_ hazard, but tended to occupy sites tor car at fifty miles an hour on the

ve,-ned 10,. C031 and electrical energy_ where evidence of subterranean phen _ Way to Pompeii- It happened t0 b¢ 0!! It is revealed in the great growth of °m°“° had bee" f°““d' "he 51°” °f Vesuvius' just “S 's°'m°

national 1nc0me_ 49 bmion “bl” Thus, according to this theory,|Etruscan graves which she located a foreseen for 1931_ B, sum expected in traces of oil or gas might have caus- week or so ago about twenty miles the original plan only by 1933 and ed a belief in some mysterious hid- from R0m€ happened TD D0 On the _

higher by nearly 20 per cent than den agency which had to be recog- known site of the mecroilvli-‘l Of the 1 193% total; and mst yearis in tum' irlsed or placated by the transform-i hurled Etruscan city of Capena. ` 9

any-Cleveland route, narrowly aped death here on attempting to

was nearing the local air port and plunged into a field nearby. He ained only slight bruises.

New Russia Charts Course ». 5:1" - “ii _--`°“‘°s““S A* For Future Development By

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Figures, Graphs And Tables I /fix

11 Cents a Day

(British Iinitcd Press)

EKING, March 4.-House coolies played by foreigners in Peking

satisfied if they receiix: wages 12 dollars (Mexican) ri month,

` which works out at the equivalent of 11 cents a day. out or which sum

buy their own fond and clolll

Most of them consider tlivmselv-

or five children. king workers are less iortiilzsie

dard of livirlg is higher than

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snr. renal-:D snap Navi-:R Raise HER Basil?"

letters from Carnation cooking enihu- work in baby i`eedingI Doctors eve -5

The other day, amongst a batch of Carnation Milkis doingsucilivondei-gil

siasts, czimeahappy,gratefulnote from Where are \,lSillg il_-_svme Of the m0St a mother in Nelson, B.C_, eager to tell famous baby Specialists in the land- other mothers about her good fo,-wne_ anilkall agree that no other form ofcoa’

an compare with it in easy digcstig

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“A few months ago." her letter ran. bility, uniforrnity. and safety. "” 'W1

‘fmy first baby arrived-the thinnest Ca

mation is so easy to digest because

little specimen I wel ¢XP¢Cf 1° See* it' I eat healed. That causesit to fonn

13 i‘€ni»S is filly- P~lCK5h“W "’-`°I5fS only 5 pounds. 15 ounces. From the velrsyl fine, Soft Qu,-ds in th¢,|?abyé»E

ally have to support fuillilles of first he was denied Nature’s food and Stomach, almost exactly liké' tho.

struggled along una Prepared formula. formed by mothers milk. Th‘en‘.'ms¢`l‘ looking worse every week. At four it is homogenized. which breakarupthev weeks he weighed 3 ounces less than at coarse fat globules into _infinitely ti`nl{_J bil-1h_ We were ¢0mp]¢[¢1y digmuraged ones which the baby easily assimiiates."

and feared we would never raise him. In food value, scientists have fouyég

Chine-le Clues- Even In Slums- "l=lnallyc.nnsnonMilkdiluzed with fhaifhismiik°<=“==1S¢h°0"f=S¢ U5!"

however, the highest grade of boiled water and sweetened with com mil lt°'?m“l"5 all me "'ii~a’“l”5 lh°f"" ed workers, the Printers received' “yum was rewmmended bya splendid any mdk ls depended on ta Suppl '77

ustrlal and Commercial Informa- wish fm'

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pmt °m°° wmkem in shanghai tion Milk! \Vouldn'titbeafortunate W°nd

V th b t Id f 1 1 al k I . . . I h k send you or any of your fiiends_wh11_,

Therefore s. larger but equally con- victorious offensive, provided only he - Eh 5 Ssthpa fo C :rc WM "S R; g;rl]’;f,1;f)l£§:cf‘e“?fi6°c'f1iS£'(f‘ff ma bemterest.ed,a_newand vc_ry help-___

Ye 3 f° 9 95 am" W5 fmm Wh°m ~ ` ful k which tells the story. Ask fo! -

cretc 15-year plan in the ofting. has plenty of freslrforces and am- information was collected had ima erleaw These are blueprints of future na- munlllon ln reserve, _` com *fied ev

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uest the _Carnation Cook Book.

(British United Press)

the hands of Domlnicans and xamining the walls, portions ol

one of these, in a medallion, ap-

nd Petr-arch appear under the

INJUR-ED IN AIR CRASH

liousands of miles in all kinds of

Cy Bittner, air mail pilot of the

at night. His motor missed as

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more than 25 cents per day, ac- | }:;?_at'n»I€g:1';'),’Ta}};e §}:,i;nf,?o?§}§st"'{g?;e such as orange juice and cod-liver oil. ding to average flsures Cullected, weeks, he weighs 17% gounds and is l"‘.“dd’*‘°“ ‘O an these g°°d"1“dmB'~

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wish every mother with a tiny bot-' ' ed baby could hear about ‘this "'

grateful toher physician and toCama- e` erm milk I," be delighted tm"

hich have proved that unaweet- iw

aporated miiks like Camation ff( ':

Nothing about my daily task makes gddress Camation Co.. Limited, Ayl-

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other form of cow's milk. It col? | tsins all the minerals and vitamins" um any milk is depended on 'wi supily. Give your baby Carnatiorif-' Mil and you will be following tlilill lead of the greatest authorities on.;

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not to keep according to contract. voice seems to have a hollow ring...

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come under the old regime here was ’ about 21_2 per cent _ YOU WOULDN T THINK

These no more than hint st ac-

accomplishments under unfavorable conditions. One could add such out- standing facts as the nearly total elimination of unemployment, the re- duction of illiteracy from 77 per cent before the war to about 30 per cent now, the establishment of a. seven- hour working day for 40 per cent. of the industrial workers and a. five-day week <1 day of rest for 4 of labor) for 70 per cent of the workers, 13 million pupils in public schools dur- ing 1930 and 19 million expected in 1931, against the negligible number under the old regime.

Most significant of all is the fact

that these are not definite accom- plishments. To the new rulers they are only first steps in the direction

cal limbo. TOMORROW: Sharp lines mark division of Soviet classes-

CAT STARVES T0 DEATH

GRIEVING OVER MISTRESS

‘ NEWMAN, Ill., March 4.-Devotion of animals toward humans is not restricted to dogs and horses, as a recent incident in which a cat died of grief because of the death of its distress, discloved.

"Andy," a large Persian cat, was

so devoted to an elderly woman that it followed her wherever she went.

When her mistress died recently,

was re - walked from room to room. frequent-

was 11 per cent above 1929. The aver- ' , 1*" ' age yearly increase of national in-

Mv, wo-in Pna1'rv_

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