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lake huron claims three two drownings at sarnia daughters of tiverton councillor trapped in huron undertow third sister saved girl and man drown near sarnia kincardine waters of lake hurou sunday claimed the lives of two young girls and a man who sought to rescue them from the grip of a sudden undertow the dead jowilla todd 12 of tiverton florence todd 14 a sister william langley 13 of guelph the girls bathing off inverhuron beach nine miles north of here were trapped in the undertow and disap peared from view their sister fay 16 aiso was drawn under the water but was rescued 100 yards from shore by jack mcdonald of london and jack preston of stratford langley responded to the screams or mary mckinnon who had accom panied tho todd girls daughters of a tiverton councillor he raced into the water and failed to reappear phy sicians said he either had fainted or suffered a heart seizure from shock or sudden strain jerked from feet tho three sisters were wading out to deeper water when they were jerk ed from their feet mary jsaw them and screamed the two youths plun ged into the water along with lang- ley and were able to catch fay an attending physician said the girl is recovering from serious shock and ex haustion langleys body was washed ashore shortly after the tragedy occurred and that of lewilla was located by sear chers with drawing irons no trace was found of the other girls body 1esidents said the accident occur red on the same location where three pt ons were drowned 2 years ago the todd irls are survived by two pint their father walter and their lt wi in toronto visiting ht time ipoihc friend lan and girl drown sarnia florence squires 19 of olencoe and john deacon 30 of lon don wore drowned sunday at iper- wash beach 25 miles north of here tho couple had been in bathing and suddenly disappeared from the view of friends hurriedlyformed search parties re covered the bodies within 20 minutes it was helievd the man and girl were en u ik by an undertow and dragged into deep water provincial police officers of sarnia are investigating drivers held responsible shatterproof glass for new cars required in michigan lansing owners and operators of automobiles will be responsible for violation of the new state law re quiring automobiles to be equipped with shatterproof glass after july 1 according to an unofficial interpreta tion of the act by mie attorneygen erals office in tho absence of attorneygeneral patrick h obrien members of his staff quoted the section of the new- law as clearly placing the responsibil ity upon the driver or owner of a motor vehicle the new law provides that after july 1 it shall be unlawful to oper ate any motor vehicle manufactured after that date on a public highway unless it is provided with shatterproof or laminated glass or glass fabricat ed of sufficient consistency to provide against shattering the owner and operator of any such vehicle operated in violation of the provisions of this act shall he deemed guilty ot misdemeanor the act reads tho specific responsibility is placed upon the owner or driver of the car whether he is a michigan resident or not it is pointed out vehicles manufactured prior tn july 1 do not fall under provisions of the act mussolini daughter in london paint leaver of- nid- in pxturte s order round cleveland piiilil ilav the hips of the girls in the nude poster pictures and put more clothes on your actresses was the order purity squad police gave eugene franks manager of a downtown theatre the censorship v as aimed at five posters hanging in the lobby of the theatre and five girls exploiting a picture elysia nudist colony starling pest farmers all over province losing heavily as result of these biros cooksville last week prof a la- drew of the ontario agricultural col lege at guelpli sought to rouse inter est among the farmer ot toronto township in combating the starling ask unmarried to quit jobs young germans urged to give up positions to family heads voice of the press canada canada leads figures just released by the statis tical branch of the league of nations and place canada at the head of the list berlin all unmarried menace mr ladrew made his first women in berlin under 25 were urg lnnrore i ti appeal to members of the township od last week in an appeal signed ly wlffwsffi etd t council asking them to assist in ar j various party organizations to sur- j adas ratio is 40 the us 20 when o wv ii iv iue u so when ranging for a mass meeting of farm- render their jobs voluntarily to mar- we consider the means adopted lu ers at tho township offices j c rled workers 1 the republic we are justified in con- shearer agricultural representative in addition to this sacrifice for eluding that canadas recovery is of the count told council that one the state tho unmarried workers more likely to be lasting because it fruit grower of the dixie district had were asked to offer themselves for is not the result of artificial stlmuta- lost tiia entire crop ot cherries through labor on farms where lley can live tion cliuton newsrecord the starlings and had been forced and work in fresher and freer air to cut down a planting of sweet i the young women were told to placo tho preparation for later du- cherry trees because he could not bar vest their crops im afraid that the stalling is here er higher than the comforts to stay prof ladrew told members ot council and it has been estim ated by mathematicians at the oac that if the rate of increase is as great in tho next 15 years as it has been since 1919 there will then be ties as german housewives and moth- ot factory and office employment j mothers and fathers were request ed not to placo any hinderances in t the paths of their children who want to give up their jobs as a service to the state employers were remind- i 12000000000000 starlings in the do- they must not in any way hinder j minion in 1919 thero was only one your younger coworkers on their pair of starlings in the country and wishes in this matter it is estimated that there are millions do good work on sunday morning a provincial police constable knocked at the door of a vinelaud residence and calmly informed the occupant that his stolen car had been recovered the inau was not even aware that his car was missing and yet five young toronto men were locked up at welland for llieft st catharines standard a fair fa cist whose father is quite t- wiivwn in hay jourt- ess kdda ciano daughter of premier mussolini presents banner dur ing sports meeting of the seven italian schools in london england the markets child drowns north bay rodger hughes ib- monthsold sou of mr and mrs len hughes was drowned saturday after noon in about a foof ot water at his trout lake home five or six chil dren playing in he water did not notice hie hoy disappear he was fin ally pulled out by his older brother donald it is iclieved his body was nut in the water more than five min utes two physicians pronounced youngster dead after methods failed the resuscitation his chest escaped in- girl killed in crash p-antford- maxin clayton is of inceraoll- was fatally injured sunday when a car driven by her brother jack failed io make a curve near muir ciaricd into the ditch and turned over the driver was brought to hos pital in a critical condition crushed another sister jury an inquest will be opened at wood stock i lie date to be decided later man killed by train ailislon struck by an outbound cplt train four miles north of here at midnight saturday william good- ward 27 was mangled beneath the wheels his body was discovered by tho engineer of another train some hours after provincial police who investigated are siill in doubt as to whether goodward was walking on the tracks when hit or whether he fell off the train while riding the rods goodward a young knglislunan worked on a farm in sohombcrg for nearly three years and some time ago there being little work he left for western canada he was on his way back to schomberg to get his old job tho body was removed to tottenham nd an inquest will open the only relativo known to be in canada is a brother in british columbia body able to stay young experiments on rats show may aid stratosphere flights berkley calif experiments on al bino rats that demonstrated the hu man body is able to store oxygen and may help show men how they can condition themselves for flights into the stratosphere were reported re cently before the american associa tion for the advancement of science professors harold b robertson and francis marsh baldwin university of southern california physiologists told of the experiments the discovery first suggested by leonard hill british scientist was credited with additional importance because of a contrary theory that the human body uses up oxygen as fast as it is taken in through the lungs that in a large measure each breath must supply tho oxygen requirement of the individual as he exists and at approximately the same time that in halation takes place this latter the ory has been the premise for all in vestigations to establish tho level of basal metabolism in human beings it was hills prediction that if given suitable oxygen treatments in advance to wash nitrogen out of the body a pilot with braething apparatus might rise to 50000 or even 55000 feel 10 12 9 11 g 8 lfi 14 manitobas oldest school has pageant killed as car hits jigger sarnia pinned beneath a railway jigger when struck by a motor car at a level crossing on the brlgden nlderoad saturday william anderson 61yearold sectlonhnnd of camlaohic was fatally injured three fellow workers wore thrown clear of the vc- jiiclo and escaped serious injury as did the car driver fred marshall ot sarnia township an inquest will be held falls from canoe drowns fort william falling from a canoo in the atikokan river john w chapman 23 was drowned accord ing to a report received hero from bapawe lake the anniversary of manitobas old est school the venerable grand kap- ids school of the red river settle- mtnt opened by the rev william cochrane 107 years ago was cele brated by a pageant at st andrews just recently the logs composing this old first school building were rafted down the assiniboinc and red it served its moccasined and homespun clad pu- pils for nearly a quarter of a cen tury then archdeacon cochrane erected another and more stable structure which put up in 1851 is the one which endures to this day the school founded in the midst of a wilderness with horned buffaloes in view of its first pupils 107 years ago has never been closed rain or shine from that day to the present produce prices unitel farmers cooperative co saturday were paying the following prices lor produce eggs prices to farmers cases returned a large 18c a medi um 17c b 16c c 15c butter ontario no 1 cream ery 1814c no 2 18vic poultry wholesale prices on poultry as sup plied by the united farmers co operative co on saturday were quotations in cents live dressed as a hens over 5 lbs 11 13 4 to 5 lbs 3 to 4 lbs old roosters spring chickens over 4 lbs z to 4 lbs 3 to 3v lbs 12 1 to 2 lbs 10 broilers 1 to 2 10 grain quotations following are sundays closing quotations on toronto grain tran sactions for car lots prices on basis cif bay ports manitoba wheat no 1 northern 8gc no 2 northern 83c no 3 northern 81c no 4 northern 79c no 5 northern 77c no 0 northern 76 l8c manitoba oats no 2 cw 43c no 3 cw 41c no 1 feed 40c mixed feed oats 31c manitoba barley no 3 cw 50c no 4 cw 49c no i feed screen ings 19 per ton argentine corn 76c ontario grain approximate prices track shipping oint wheat 88 to 91c coats 38 to 40c barley 45 to 46c corn 68 to 72c rye 48 to 50c buckwheat 58 to 60c wholesale provisions wholesale provision dealers arc quoting the following prices to to ronto retail dealers pork hams 21c shoulders 15c butts 17c pork loin 21c picnics 13c lard pure tierces sic tubs bc pails 10c print5 94c shortening tierces sc tubs 9c pails 9vic prints 9jc altogether pleased with their showing it was not as good as the previous year they reflect but to make up for it the town clerk horace mac- dougall says that a large propor tion of last years uncollected taxes have already been paid up with 1931 taxes the town clerk has been approach ed many times by officials of other municipal corporations asking how truro fares so well its no secret he says but just the policy of get ting out and after the taxpayer at a time when it is believed he has hie money coming seventh in order for paid- up taxes is amherst ns yarmouth ns orillia ontario barrie on tario smiths falls ontario freder- icton nb and new glasgow ns follow their paidup taxes per capi ta running from 10 to 15 some towns of the same popula tion as truro have let their unpaid taxes for 1933 soar to 2578 per capita halifax leads the larger cen tres witli unpaid taxes amounting to j11g9 per capita during the past year of pairs now i have only seen flocks of several thousands but i have had reports that people have seen flocks numbering in the inmdreds of thous ands organization against the pests was already underway in lincoln wel land wentworth halton brant and haldimand counties peel was the next county in line prof ladrew said but it was essential that all counties join in the drive against the birds speaking of the characteristics ot the birds he told the council that so far traps had been the most sue- j cessful weapon against tho birds but that even pork and bean cans into which the starling would go for food were being used the birds could get into the cans but not out of them he said every possible method of ex termination was urged one victim of a starling flock had been howard fisher of the niagara peninsula fishers crop of grapes j were insured at co tons on a friday j last year the professor explained and i the starlings came before the grapes i could be picked on monday out of the goton crop only eleven tons were gathered the starlings got the rest even dairy fanners would suffer ex tensively if the birds attacked grain fields he said i the birds make fine eating too prof ladrew told the meeting it took i a lot of them to make a dish since only the breast was utilized but they i had wonderful flavor and were well i worth eating theyll squeeze out every other bird they go right into j the nests ot robins and flickers and i stay there they dont fight but you cant get rid of them councillor william kelly said that he had seen a starling carry off a young chicken the council promised every assistance for organization against the pests so hot in kansas sun burns agenda kan h f coraman rock island station agent will testi fy to the strength of the kansas sun mr coraman parked his motor car east of the station the other morning two hours later he saw smoke pouring from the car the fire department extinguished flames which were ignited by sun through the windshield the the regrets lack of romance saving the muskox what canada did some years ago for the buffalo in saving it from ex tinction she is now doing for the i muskox the story ot this curious animal whose home is in what are i known as the barren lands of north ern canada and in the islands of the arctic archipelago is told by g h blanchet canada has set apart a comparatively inaccessible region east ot great slave lake known as the thelon game sanctuary as a homo for the muskox here it will be safo from both indians and eskimos and will have a chance to increase as the buffalo did in wainwright park fredericton gleaner in modern schools character development seen as need silence that hurts doctors trying new serum made by canadian- paralysis may quered truro again leads canada in tax collection brock- ville is found best for ontario truro ns this towns tax collec tors are just about the busiest and most efficient in canada according to figures released recently with a total of uncollected taxes amounting to 4072s or 479 per capita truro in 1933 again leads all other towns in tax collections coming second to truros record is room of absolute quiet is used to test electric fans if you believe that absolute quiet is just what you need tc soothe your ruffled nerves step into a room built i c 1 j by the general electric engineers at i bridgeport conn and be disabused be c ong vour fi it i as if a rifle has been fired pat one hand with the other make any slight noise and the indicator on the noiserecorder swings violently the absolutely quiet room was built iii order to test electric fans which have a fay of whirring even if they arc- perfectly built because tle blades simply must hit the air in order to set up a bxoeze for the same reason an airplane propeller can bo heard on the ground although it may be churning up the atmosphere those who submitted to the test nilc n careful designing of montreal the demand for char acter development through educat ion is the most significant trend in recent years president henry m a s wwson of lawrence college ap- pleton wis salt here addressing the conference of the american library association dr wriston applauded these develop ments in education the conception of education as a lifelong process and of schooling as merely an introduction to education make no distinction practically all social service clubs will agree with w g smith of mani toba in his hatred for the word ille gitimate as applied to children born out of wedlock the children have nothing to do with it and it is un fair that they should rest under such in ontario as in manitoba there is no distinction between child ren born outside and in wedlock so far as the fathers estate is concern ed all sharing equally in any pro ceeds niagara falls review dirty license plates dirty license plates defeat one of tho purposes of motor car licensing the escape from educational regi- j plates damaged so that the numbers mentation the tendency to make are illegible also have the same had schooling an individual matter i effect license plates are on cars pri- thc emphasis upon emotional do- j niarily for the information of tho velopment as well a intellectual j general public and its law enforce- grjwth j ment authorities they are the means new york three new york phy sicians went serenly about their work after being inoculated in the cause i of science with a serum a canadian doctor hopes will make the world safe from the ravages of infantile paralysis leadership in the work of develop ing the serum was taken by dr maur ice brodie formerly of ottawa he is assistant professor of bacteriology at new york university madison wis ii r ruis over ly tho man who gave col charles a lindbergh his first airplane ride is trail bc with uncollected taxes nv- dead eraging c5s per capita new water- in his hook ttv iindbgh wrote ford ns brockville ont dart- how he was first inspired lo fly while mouth ns and waterloo out fol- watching overlys plane soaring over low closely in order madison but truros town officials are not were dr william ii park -70-year- old director of the bureau of labora tories dr josephine neal and dr henry wirt jackson who had been doing work on infectious disease in tho city research laboratories the physicians were inoculated with five cubic centimetors each of the new serum substantially the same amount as has i een used on monkeys the injection was made in the legs or the arms according to in dividual preference all three denied that there was any danger in their submitting to ihe test aand particularly did they shy at any suggestion that they were her- oes of science their reason for taking tho test was simply they would not ask others to try a vacdine which they themselves had not taken tho new serum believed to be a means of avoiding paralysis not cur ing it was developed by dr brodie in conjunction with dr park and his research assistants over a period of three years then a series of tests were made with the monkeys they and human beings alone being sub ject to infantile paralysis just before the monkeys were to die they were killed their spinnls cords then were removed and ground up in a solution of formalin the formalin killed the virus but not according to the physi cians the immunizing properties of the virus the test is expected to he complet ed in three or four week th growing concern of education with health on the debit side of 11 e education al balance sheet dr wriston plac ed too much commercial sm on the part of educational institutions their tendency to promise students fin- ancia gains upon graduation rather than more satisfying but less tangi ble rewards blighting of the inutility of ad venture in education the very democratization of ed ucation he said the very multi plication of opportunities tended to blight thai quality of adventure history is full of romantic and heroic stories of boys who tramped hundreds of miles to attend college dr wriston declared now he added there is actual press- re to stay in school the boy or girl is told to go to school because he is not wanted in industry of identifying a car and protecting the public kingston whig standard benefit of education a miami university student ate 15 hamburger sandwiches in half an hour there arc still some persons who arbitrarily declare that they can see nothing in a college education ottawa citizen value of rain president roosevelt js asking for 525000000 to give out lo the people ot the united slates as drought aid this will give you some idea of the value of a good rain chatham news king george in movies plagues as allies a gnat plague is killing cattle by the hundreds in arkansas grasshop pers are expected to kill a large part of hie wheat crop in the prairie west on both sides of ihe international line tho farmers instinct is to fight such enemies but now that he is told he must cut down production is he to regard ihem as natural allies lon don advertiser london a film record of the life of king george is being prepared from pictures of incidents during his theyre reign the idea has been submitted j w clli to the authorities and it is under- i roa jugt or all partners learning chicken lie stood that this first essay toward a report that fowl are cultivating a iraf- the occasion of the twentyfifth an niversary of his accession blades a fan can be made which is as good as silent noises caused by fau lty bearings and other defects are in excusable in a new fan in the silent room they are traced to their source and weeded out the testing engineers do more than let the fans run in any way that hap pens o be convenient the worst possible conditions arc reproduced false walls that vibrate like tight drumheads and dummy ceilings that are almost as resonant as a bell ex aggerate the sound a microphone picks up the hum or rattle and an- ri -j- winnipeg if john rrancis ual- othcr instrument an analyzer indi- i t lagher of parts unknown takes unto cates the pitch and traces it to its film biography of his majesty will sc1is0 anu s i and listen be ready for release next may on before entering the highway one wealth dogs cupids heels man aunt offers missing 100000 if he weds set time in himself a wife on or brfore decem ber 25 1938 and settles down to ponces avesedlnthvamrwayj h jllo the operations of a parole board which is exercising its privileges in ihe most source kitchen mixers razor strop- pers and other domestic electrical ap- highway man says he saw a pheasant look out from a hedge and deliberately wait for cars approaching from both dir ections to pass and when the road was clear walk across at its leisure montreal herald parole is overdone in new york it is so hard to get a man convicted for murder in new york one might think that when a mar is convicted and put away for a life sentence or something approximating it the auth orities would not seek to let him ut for a great many years 15 or 20 at least but the hard work of the po lice is neutralized to a great extent by extraordinary fashion nino men convicted of murder in new york since april 1933 only a llttlo more than one year ago have been paroled and of these six are but while all this has its practi- j au j r za 14s cal engineering value it is a mat- j we hal1 road e1 london eng ter of 10 small scientific interest to the oter of weaun was disclosed learn that we must have a little in a letler from mrs zarah t0 acting noise just to be comfortable total mayor j a mckcrchar she said silence would reduce the sanest of she was obliged to make a public ap- f u us tomaanoss p as l her nephews whereabouts agaln wallm tria for a mur- it was no easy matter to make a because she had lost all trace of him icr ap w justification could room that would be absolutely quiet several years ago t 1ecn for admitting to frce- thc engineers had to suspend it in mrs z in her letter said the dom men of such character two space so that it would not be rigidly last address she had of her nephew recently paroled men not previously rearrested for and aouiidiiig 1 connected with the rest of tho build- was box 130 carbon alta and murders have been ing the ceiling was hung from rat- general delivery prince albert sas- killing a patrolman ters ami not attached to the walls katchewan if gallagher is not locate three children in tho doing of it the floor and the walls were sus- eo by the date set mrs zarah said the rottenness that exists in iho iiended on cushions or springs thus s would bequeath ali her real and legal machinery of the new york a room was created to float free of personal property to the church and criminal system seems to have no the building of which it is a part charity j limit s thomas tiinsjourual v