_ w. cuss-s. nun, am. Secncaryi-Lleat-Cal. ILA. inclines, D.

I'll“! l“ llaloslla Director-J a. Barnett.

flee-Inside». I I kilo“, I‘.I.l,

llloellk IdifOll-Illlll Waller and lLl. Curls.

iii.

‘W:

y y PUBLICITY NEEDED

i

Problems of the fishery industry. ~pbich the Price Spreads Commis- ialon is now engaged in investigating , at Ottawa, are by no means con- "lined to the mritiuio Provinces or ven to this continent. 1n Great ‘Britain the herring fishery espec- ially has been the subject of lengthy ‘inquiry, without, apparently, achiev- ing any beneficial result. A writer fin the Edinburgh Scotsman sug- gests that the reallia-pslhle lies with the housewife, WhQEFIIQ-B to have lost the art of preparing _fifl dsh for the tabb‘. “i I "When I was young, this writer says, “we heard about the ‘plight’ of the fishermen. Our wo- men bought herring by the doaen and by the score when in season almost every day. We had cheap herring; ~fresh herring; properly cooked herring-and other fish. That was when women knew their gobs, and did them well. They had nothing like the easy cooking and pot-and-pan washing that exists today. No gas or electric cookers that could be regulated to a nleety by a tap or a switch. No ample sup- ply of hot water from mod boil- ers by simply turning a "tap over the sink. No stainless knives and forks, ever clean and bright almost without labour. With primitive ap- pllsnces and, utensils. the women served us egicientlfasui. economic- ally with the beet food proclnable. Incidentally, the menand women ~ in the curing houses lmew how to make first-class bloated-s, red her- ring, and kippers, and we had them cheap, in abundance, and properly cooked, when ‘white herring were notavaiiable fresh and lmcured. What are the conditions now‘! Our women have excellent and easily ~ rworked kitchen facilities and uten- ‘- ails. Cooking is simple. Pct-and- pan cleaning is easy. But women to- _ day are too ignorant and lazy for . f their duties. Not one woman in , twenty‘; I have known in the last ' f thirtyzye can tell a pr-ip-ms‘ her- Uflna-ar a - weofi

done provincislly

ss of developing

licity methods.

j politics

spreads. Thk was hininesa questim.

‘than. "But

los into

hers of the other matically wrong. at stake in this

‘them. They have starving children

more. They take

mongers ‘show.’ They are better “hum “my u

a iiudgenof silk stockings, tennis rac- l quoufllookoy. sticks, films, and the 2.; divordi laws than of food. They ‘ ehun7cooking. a Just semen have appliances, the

.~

institutions from lllsllly <1 l":

Ii thl use of kitchen equipment. They ‘prefer the small and relative- ldyoosgytinofforeignsardinesios

3- dryingpan full of cheap British V h . 0n the odd occasions they ,3 .provifl us with hen-inl they W! ' gtuig gruff, because they know no , better; and they ‘mess’ the food in ’ ecokinii- Plflte! 111 W911 a fatigue to get the flesh from the . bones; the fish are ilnattractive‘. had in flavour, and tend to u?!“ our digestive action. It is a 1on8 time before we care to tackle more " dish." ' one suspects the writer 01 i110 goregping Jeremtad to be a bache- ,‘ M, 5nd, a disgruntled one at that. “There is no reason why the lblllty ‘~ 1o judge of silk stockings. tom!» ' uets, etc, etc, should disquflli- gy s. woman from distingu-l-Bllllll 1 I betwl-en fresh and stale. herrlllil. or ‘ waking an appetizing meal of rind of fish. But them may he an element of truth in the oom- piaint. and if so, it may scaly In ~ ..Q;~,1Q£ measure to the problems of ; ghoriioriumoiisnery lodiulry-‘lflw ‘Iautoi-n and central amines.» alone '_ ohouil a large 3nd profit- } labia inarkwfor the ‘ .1 ‘hdilstry. cq-openuuu in . eion {and marketing, as Dr. ~ poinikd out before the Commission .at Ottawa. is very necessary, but _ no Rag essential is a campaign of pilblnlity and education which will

W180i.‘

was General Sir

predile-

OIIHIBWBMIQ

‘Ilagtsplesrticieofdiet. smi- wulesuuivelsnooooovoorllll- . .inadequstatosebiovotbis

Inning Dally (handed 1B1) llafl pee yeas- (ia advance) ddlvsrsa. 0M0 Dos Infill-l odvqiuoopulguos is Qlada and United sinus. .. . .. ,- -

themselvesfromthsMaritimsUnion andforulsdanorganiaationoftheir own, perhaps sometbllll can be

Thequestion at iasuedsnotso muohthenndingofnewmarksts

already have‘, which can only be dons when production and proces- sing are geared to aggressive pub-

the efforts to inject par-

enquiry now undo’ the llontleal star says:

"No matter what happens in the many business and economic activ- ities that impinge on the political ‘stadium.’ the psi-tum reaction‘ is prompt . nsrslysins and usually Mor- pfodlotable. Just a day or two ago, a difference of opinion developed in Government circles over the meth- odo omllloyod by a then Minister of the Crown in conducting m in- qulry into m!!! buying and price

unsnimoirinllunching the in- "fiwmlllltluoeoortiuwlited inpressingmThiswssco-opes-a-

thamomsnt the enterprhe I'm. into mush water ands forpolitiosl capital wppeorodfi-the mo: dos-flsllters" dashed,- bark-

"lheyarestillgoingonthesame essumptiomThevuyssriousjssues

ferent elements in the oommlmity. ‘They do not 8WD to consi’ a political truce would he helpful ll such s plloe in preserving our larger employing Quebec.

tunity to make party capital.

"First. m. Stevens was pilloried iowym gtudgnt as insincere. He and w. Bennett m Montreal and Quebec generally "m k‘ ‘ °°"‘1“"°" N“ *1” “m” i‘ 1' “mm” mm‘ °14 “m” l” law is seldom applied to the letter Halloween well-whim! la- in the outside ‘city streets. Sherhrooke speeding is not only tolerated but often exacted. The only infallible rule is that dri-iers must prudently." Motor-cycle police and

hitter ‘party dog-fight.’ "

WAS IT CURRIE 7

"Since the war, I have been told by men whose judgment I value that the only soldier on the British aide

who, asks the Ottawa Journal was this “Dominion I the tscts considered, it is impossible produetscfthisw conclude other than that he

OosdyCemmInde-rin-Olrisf of the Can- adtm Corps. He could not have beanGenerslBmutaSnluiswssnot

mandedaunitofanykindouany Osoatwsrhattlefield outside of

inthisdireotion.

tbs markets we

into the. price

sndisapurely ruiliamentwas

actlM-Atllrlt.

itfwas a little dimoult roriaionso all your august where exactly to take hold. of a They feared to make the mistake began that way. of biting the wrong leg. But they always had one safe rule. They as- sumed that any responsible menr- oalled certain political representations" “W”...

‘ r 1 inexactitudes." m. Hon. n. 1w" B. Bennett under somewhat similar

party were auto-

whole unhappy

affair mean little or nothing to l-mblBuflll P111186. "your indicated memory is at variance with the ne- collections of my colleagues and women are helpless under the feet myself."

of the melee and may suffer still

forgotten that and over-worked

no note of the

’ __-respivnsibility that rests up- which rouses the sympathy ‘nny government to hold the

between the 6.11-

the hasty and effects of threat-

ened fmsled losielotlon- They ‘lzeartedness of Lieut. Governor no mmk ‘m1? °t u” buutu“! WW" 31°15 w“ m“ m" °"“Pm1°d 1“ seems to us he would have been his kindly sot in providing his Hal-

fraiernity talk o! his courage and giro 1-1711"?! llld 71y f0 "11 111m tlllt llll pies, and in the hallways ready‘ for lB-le oolltllsuoo on ‘ungrateful for suob. us». button may he seen clie- fish~“a{t€"11lili‘oli"‘clfi' in the omorio by-elec- “no or mo. lugcioug mo.

condition that it is tions. rorty-party-porly-uniuo sweat shops starve their victims and legitimate enterprise halts is lost Nova. Scotis. minister (my. its march toward noovory loot it noury s. Harley) testifies, a not be knocked into the dltdh by a such a dreadful ordeal so mm hum“, 0mm...” doe, m. people imagine. In his case it i, merely tended to sharpen his ap- petite for “the best cup of coffee

available, adds:

y quali-

uou A“

Arthur Cisrrie,

Front, never com-

themilitarygeniussscrlbodtohim,

studiedhisacticnsandhisalmost equally remarkable uttersncentbs morowssitrealisedthatherewas sfiguxewlktinamllitarysenseat anyraiewas gifted far beyond the

taws and Montreal have got sway to s good start.

interesting to fox men in view of .BLIGHTING INFLUENCE "m ‘m?’

is s. pretty good nom-de-guerre for

far as wheat. flour, canned fruits are concerned.

you valueyoilr freedom oppose with

cdmplnslollate i "

rence reported yesterday. brings in- tiiat to prominence the fact that there

ities havecontendsd that. all in llLBirArthul-Cllrriewssoneof the most remarkable figures thrown up by the World War. Souls can- ldlllll. perhaps justifying the old adage that l. Pmhllet is without honor in his own country. were loath‘ to believe that he , sscd yet the more bis record ill France came to light, the more the public

IVDIIQO man.

EDITORIAL NOTES

TheMaritilneclubaatbothOt-

Tomorows issue will be specially

show.

"Thy will be done" even in, Latin’

Mr. D. Leo Dolan is losing no

The Newfoundland tariff reduc-

Thewarwhiehwsstomakethe

power the blsndishments

ec did Milssolini.

The Rt. Hon. Winston Churchill "mis- about

tsnoea uses the more-or-less

v

tragedy itself and

Apart XrOmthG

The thoughtfulness and good-

with apples.

ii

A twenty-foilr hours fast. as the

‘ genuine fast would do most people more good than harm.

This is repeated from yesterday owing to a typographical blunder: At the time of drafting the Ver- saillesTiosty, France urged that as a that Germany would implement her treaty obligations the coal and iron section of the country known as the Rhineland and the Palatinate should be held and occupied by Allied troflllo- Brit- ain and the United States opposed uils, hueri-moopwu sistent. at length theAllies agreed to a ten year occupancy, with a further five years of independence with the right of the people of the territory at the end of that period to decide lg vote whether they would re- main independent or return to German allegiance. lhrly in ‘the post-war period, Britain found the military occupation obnoxious and withdrew her force. but hence re- mained the full period, evacuating “with military 9°"!!! and circum- stance" on June so, i000. The five vow of independence expires in January, and France ls naturally nxious that the people of the ter- ritory will vets for its continuance. while Germany is hopeful and sllegimoe. filo! the Iwliando

fidencsinthebanksflrheytookme

more politissthsn fairness? in this. The president saved many bur-in, not for the sake of the bankers, but to prevent national chaos in the Probable event of llllio failura. Since then he has instituted nuan- oial policies that are far from ap- Moved by the hanks and, having doneflnhechallengesthebanksto ill-By in a game of whose rules they 4° 110$ lllwove and the trend of which they actually fear. He has in- flatedthedollarandisirldanger of having it fly out of control-am.

troublous and incslculable situation —tha.t is Yugo-Slavic. And the l1- yoar-old boy who now becomes kins or this land» is one of the 111°” r $115M "Cures in modern |hl8lory . . . Peter was in school in England when King Alexander was illeuinbwfi-om an angling: schoolboy

n becomes a . with com-t 5 111°“ "m" 955E959‘ 111 I! ohsmberlains to wait on him and a Irish sweepstake.

u» i» so». - mmumwue it: i‘; ‘asshole “.i“’.".¥..;'§

tourist organisation into working on hi; 61.1mm, hemd___N_E'A_

and even loving manner

humanills

ings between the two communities rim high, has been learnt. in the hard school of experience; for on mole than one occasion it has been found that when the first

situation has got out o1 hand, re- sulting in the most terrible orgies of o, m the rioting and lrson. The ‘lesson- of ' Cawnpote cannot he easily forgot- mlrm" 433"“! 1n the 5*’- T-lw‘ ten. On the other hand such meas- ures may have to be supplemented ally“ genuine efforts on the part of ers of both communities to " “"1” (m? u‘ bring about an understanding be- tween thenh-Luoknow Pioneer.

motor-cycle policeman sustained in- juries that may prove fatal. It

wiser to let the speeder go. So many automobilists speed nowadays and aren't caught. It wouldmthave hurt to let another go. ‘The

9° rule, when they dash through the

streets at reckless speeds complishment oftheir duty, in our

Firemen than is reallylélecessary or advis- a e.1ntheo days ofthehorse l” W" tum“ 5111mm” 7mm‘ cars they went much slower and

In his fourth volume of war Mcmnls, who was lost in the N. B. yet wit“ in time,“ Prat-lg. memoir! MI- Lloyil 000110 lilo!!! woods for five days, with nothing Monticel- 0! 10M H118 ll being lllMloquI-W toeatbiltwildberriemsaidhisa- for his task of British Conunander- lcggdl-y exhausted condition had ma in-Chief on the Western Mont, and. been greatly exaggerated. A not in- m! a‘ Dem m“ and mmchey lamenting that no abler successor i _

. his .- uuanlnlrrlzrowu GUARDIAN

Gila! 30F?

Notes/By The Way

Mr. Roosevelt has addressed the bankers of the United States thus: “In March. i983. I asked the people of this country to renew their con-

at my word. ‘lbnigbt I ask the ban.

A turbulent land set down in a

A bequest for the foundation of

:.2°i:.°°‘ ";'§.‘2..’“‘°‘°' ° "- Ill; Ilg c en of tions will benefit this coulntry m; vaflmm natmnauties together’ Wm‘ “P?” m Balm of producing an interna- on type, noxtesltluzt there is an international m Us‘ _ ec oo s Geneva. and that it has ‘ti; A" i‘ w“ m’ “m” satisfied its founders. An interna- um‘ _ 1mm“ 11pm} m “m5 tional university, perhaps for post- mobe. hi Britain the Labour oppo- graduate courses, would have 3mm 1g QppQQQd y, my m“ m. more far reaching influence. vestigation, while the Government

insistsupontt.

An llmglish journal

The need for measures. when feel-

of conflict are ignored, the

Chasing a speeding‘ automobile, a

On

Street, particularly,

"drive lice radio-cars often violate that . The ac- require

heir driving to the public danger. also drive much faster

It h difficult to believe in pro-

have in recent times pointed that out with courage and with force. Yet to disbelieve in progress is flat blasphemy. One might as well deny the sun in the heavens. It was dif- fervent in the past. Said Herbert Spencer-that much overrated phil- osopher-‘Progress is as certain as death itself.’ Such cocksureness is gone‘ today, even though it be a from hesitancy. ‘I wish.’ said Cal-Me, that I was as sure of any- thing as Macaulay is of everything.’

Many Canadians are quite in sympathy with the aims of the New Deabwhioh their neighbors to the south are struggling to work out. but they cannot help being puzzled by the methods employed. They are distrustful of slogans, and or the effort to bring prosperity through artificial stimulation of scarcity. Despite this, the bulk Canadian opinion seems to be wit‘ President Roosveelt in his experiment, be- cause Canadians believe him to be sincere in his desire to help the "forgotten m ."—lih:. _

Boosted unanimity of the Ger- man people in favor of the Hitler regime seems in be , "-- ths first entering wedgahaving been driven by the “blood purge’ for June last and the second by the refusal of German Protestants to permit the state to dictate to them in msttersisf conlcilnceflrhepre- diction that Hitler may not outlast thewintsrisnotsecu sssuchs

wild prophecy all-Niagara Pans Review.

"Ietkliiseearatzlfylsihemcat

smsnstlngbctbfromnrissnd

5

ylldgiloulliefl M as.” .flefi

a r

v .

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valuable asset anyone can have. ft

cause the simply shows that Nature the cause of the

the increased heat

may be dangerous

of

\

"Bums-sail.

venint.

If the temperature was a

aspirin.

useofdrugs

a

tcrference by the

this fight.

piumodtrcop of h rse to m. u that when attacked by a-slight (Em, his coming and fioihTmlhf the “Whufht. 3”}... mmftmgdm ,1”? .'§%‘.§'.‘§Z"..‘i°.1.‘.'§“§hou'ii§ dill‘; “‘ m“) chances are exceedingly good that med"? ° .11! J. P m“ m “other 3o years. “m, you Discussing possible amendments

the cough. As a matter of fact there are two kinds of cough, the cough in which the individual is endesvoring to get mucous or phlegm from this bronchial tubes or lungs, and the ough that just seems to be due to some irritation.

Thus Dr. Stuart Pritchard, Ba

Creek Sanitarium tells us that the "expectorant" cough where the indi- vidual is trying to cough up mucous or phlegm should be sided, the cough actually strengthened, whereas the “irritant? cough, which serves no good purpose, should be quieted or suppressed. Now these two kinds of cough

have their characteristic sounds Human lltnrels afunny mlz- whlchmaybodln

llldllllllod V!

tun and while there may be some _ who have a. be lambasted into the m?" "m thwgh m“ b‘ °°°m good and sway from the bad. the .. .. _ fact remains that a great majority o’ we expectmmt ' cough u‘ ‘l world safe for Democracy has open- or humanity cm be kept ‘mm gm ed wide the door to Autocreey. If ing wrong if treated in a b33133; with dlfllculty mm u, “d, Wm, {angered many of 218165" 21120032115355?!‘ glen? gdtheo thou: ,, .. ..

vpOGDDOX reformer —Hitler w” what was lmefiesg-x ulgzm :1‘:- glkluisi tubxesixlfilllgss mtgy ti: “B” i“ “d” 17° ma“ them be cregntlcle cough, ‘but remove the good. One does not hear so much phlegm qujgk] of that in these days. Fear in any W31! °1 1119 IbWt ullylllllli! 15 i119 0n the contrary are independent and greatest detriment to progress or may be 11km; "Y°11°W peace that can be imagined. and B, hammer, '11. in South Africa, "fermln- that something which "casteth out is the greatest remedy for gflons’

Salt Is Not Tasted

ways linked together ;and once ecked only

this cough can be ch

y. The sounds

and should be stopped.

drink

vendors serve the beverage. An crease of but s few deg-recs in

Also it can be noticed on the

srenotasteorgana

in tandem,

Draw love’s precarious coach. driver, Mind,

Flicks his deft whip behind

runat. dam.

ancient high-road

on it, They heed no loin or hit, no ivy-road.

safety:

For Heart's a steed

sound and

But when lust leads, and liking behind him, -

‘is helpless. The rocks And overturns. drawn by this lous tandem.

is a life-time effort to obtain, yet its value increases with each day if ins calls i so. was; pianos

Quilts

rwo nuns or cocoa

A few years ago a great many clinical thermometers were sold to the general public and it was not unusual for many individuals to take their temperature st least once a. day lust as they would learn their weight when the scales were con-

little above normal they thought it good treatment to take a “fever loducing drug" such as cafieine, acetanllid,

Now a rise o1 one or two degrees of temperature should receive no in-

tempsrat

in flshtlna $511190 “ is the result of 1t would seem ‘that lust as they “Wills

think a rise in temperature should bereducedeoalsodolnanythink

the same patient. The sounds

o! the irritant c0i@

d to separate blows of is cough if unchecked due to complic-

(Exchange) Salt is not a. taste. Evidence that this common food ingredient is not tasted but rather felt by some spe- cial skin mechanism was presented