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"THE. HAILEYBURIAN Page 3 THURS., NOVEMBER 14, 1929 / Picicnal and Cartoon Page for Readers of The Haileyburian | Flying Ambassador and Diplomat Count Michael Karolyt Hectic Market Keeps Clerks on Jump ; ° The five o'clock closing bell is only the beginning for these busy Wall Street clerks, who work long THE Collnt: who was headjomtne past midnight, computing gains and losses caused by the unprecedented activities in Wall Street. : 4 hey do see y a ec Pir ar . feS People's Republic of Hungary 1n y do not seem downhearted on account of their arduous duties. 1918, will visit the United States and Canada early next year on a * : : ; , lecture tour. He has been grant- Hungarians Protest Aginst Horthy Regime ed permission to enter the United States. after a controversy with the State Department lasting four years Has Unique Honor = =* Colonel Lindbergh, the 'ambassador without portfolio' with Harry F. Guggenheim, newly appointed U. S. Ambassador to Cuba, who will have the distinction of being the first 'flying Diplomat' as he plans to make all his ambassadorial calls by airplane after he ar- rives in Havana next week. A few days ago a group of men and women in Washington, D.C., voiced their feelings against the Horthy regime in their native Hungary by picketing in front of the Hungarian Legation. GIRLS HAVE ROCKY RANCH CAMP A close-up of Bugle Major C. A. Day, M.M., of Ottawa, who was chosen this year again, for the eleventh time, to sound the "Last Post" and "Reveille" at the Arm- istice Day ceremonies in front of the Dominion Parliament Build- ings / | : | pesca bd MMMM NY L if Mi hale DOCTOR: "Why is he holding a steering wheel?" WIFE OF INJURED MAN: "He's a taxi driver and he can't sleep without it." --Passing Show, London Leads Way for Canada in Five-Gaited Saddle Horses These five-gaited Kentucky sad- dle horses have been imported to New Brunswick by Mr. Angus McLean of Bathurst, and will be shown for the first time in Cana- da at the Maritime Winter Fair, Amherst, N.S., and the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair at To- ronto. This breed traces'its ori- gin on one side to the family of Morgan Canadian pacers and on the other to a thoroughbred run- ning horse named Lexington. The animals are admirably suited to saddle purposes and many have been trained to five distinct gaits. (1) Walk; (2) Trot; (3) Canter; (4) Rock; and (5) Fox Trot. In the circle is shown Mrs. A. E. McLean on "Midnight." At top right is Miss Cooke, niece of An- gus McLean, on "High Life." Be- low, right, is Mr. Crabbe, trainer for Mr. McLean on one of the imported beauties. : Left hand t ni 5 a 5 Banch Ecap Yor Chie Lower OAT Bande Sebel SAAB Stu! ESber cnet Wate Sito, SiR Sah Maer me At ue Laxe Windermere Bungalow | bined with instruction in art. The| younger generation. They took Camp which was the first of ee oD instructors " ae rere ae ae eg eal Ace to Renin , ao _|ing, swimming and camp-craft, in| the Lake of the Hanging Glaciers ales if gained B aC Nae addition to teachers of handicrafts | which is in the Lake Windermere pokes se 2 18 year D@/and painting, and the course will | district, and have engaged Walter transformed into a Ranch-Camp | include participation in the annual | Nixon, the well-known hunter and for girls under the direction of four-day cross country ride of the | guide to supervise the trail riding Miss Mary E. Cutler, of Minneap-| Trail Riders of the Canadian| expedition which will form part of olis, and Dr. Harriett E, Cooke, of | Rockies. Both Miss Cutler and|the course in camp-craft for the J Chicagof who have had consider-| Dr. Cooke have spent several sum- ls. The Hon. Randolph Bruce, ijl able experience in the management | mers in this region and are en-| Lieutenant-Governor of British Y/JUJi?4+ z Z of such Camps and have selected | thusiastic about the healthgiving| Columbia, has his summer home this ag an ideal spot for girls de-| value of ranchcamp life in these in the neighbourhood and is takin Biring an active outdoor life, com-| Alpine regions of Canada for the|a keen int t in the mo Ei