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gj r vv r the tribune- stouffville ont thursday may 24 1945 tft r ijv i some of water imulg butiileatl the writer of this story could tell you of ijmore than one person around stouffville who have that additional sense or nerve centre or whatever you call it to divine water or minerals in fact remote the qualities of these materials are so diverse that it is difficult to conceiveof atype of vibration that would be equally well picked up by all of them moreover the force re quired to twist a hazel twig can be measured and if it is produced as some diviner say by the water mineral oreor body pulling then there exists a form of invisible communication of a type of which we know nothing it would be im possible for instance to transmit this force across the distance by jany of the vibrations called wire- people may possess this added sense and not know it we particu larly recall one or more farmers who made use of their added sense in smelling for water on some neighboring land where a well was sought but tijis story has to do more with another phase of its value than that of locating under ground water for a well its pretty well taken for granted now that there is something to water divining the writer says that after a period of skepticism it is now recognized as a real and very useful giftdivinershave not only shown they can find water but have also divined a variety of other things from minerals to lost children watched by villagers and the police recently a devonshire england water diviner began a search for two youths who had dis- appeared and were presumed drowned in a river an allnight search had failed to provide any clue the divinerused a whalebone divining rod and neld a pair of braces belonging to ione of the youths and after tracing the path followed by themvfound arowboat hidden in the reeds here the rod i transmitter and receiver any sort of explanation of the phenomena of diving seems to call for some force which is detected by the diviner and which he then interprets probably quite subconsc iously through his twig or pendu lum wnat kind of force could it be some scientists are frankly skeptical of the existence of any force but we have only to consider what a person of the year 1800 would have thought if confronted with the wonders of broadcasting and radar today to rule out this negative attitude the kind of force it might be is that whiclu if one can believe the experience of millions of people enables one to feel that there is someone in a room in pitch dark ness v casually call it a sixth sense the ability to feel such forces undoubtedly is highly de veloped in animals how does the homing pigeon find its way how does a wild animal smell water from many miles away in a strange country itdoes not seem to be straining probability to suggest that primi tive men all had this instinct or sixth sense much more highly twisted over and the diviner point- developed it was necessary to their edjto a- spot in the water the survival the diviner would there- bodies of the youths were later fore be a man in whom this primi- brought up from the water- at this tive instinct survived there is spot nothing incredible in the sugges- this is only the latest in a re- tnat ttle degree to which the markable series of instances of senses are developed in different bodies being found by diviners men and women varies very great- some time ago for instance a and in fact a s man people diviner ended the search for a nine- undoubtedly have the ability to yearold boy who was missing by water wn do not reallze it- leading the searchers to a water- filled clay pit this diviner used a hazel twig and held a pair of the dead boys trousers there are instances on record of the victims of crimes being found and the remarkable diviner abbe mermet who died a few years ago on one occasion found the body of a child who had been carried oft by the valais mountains by an eagle the abbe used a pendulum instead of the more usual divining rod there have of course been a great number of failures the average diviner would be the first to admit that where the bodies of people either dead or alive are concerned- divining is nothing like one hundred percent certainbut there remain records of more than sufficient cases to show that saying there must be something in it is not overstating the case- doneby vibrations howcis it done diviners them selves explain their powers in vari ous ways most of which come down to vibrations which are detected by the divining rod scientists have beenunable to record or measure these ivibrations even with the very sensitive electrical recording appar atus now available and on the face of- it the possibility of the vibra tions being picked up by a twig of hazel a piece of whalebone or metal or even a pendulum seems the most credible theory sug gests that the twig rod or pendu lum has nothing to do with divining at all and that the diviner could in fact walk with nothing in his hands and find water in fact there have been a number of skilled diviners who have done this they just felt the water or mineral was there- be that as it may we have stood by and seen a birch twig twist in the hands of the diviner when he passed over a spot where water was beneath him and that was his one way and only means of telling there was water below a people s isybur june 11 government right on vote progressiveconservative earl toole earl toole has had more experience in public service than- any other federal candidate in north york during the past ten years he has contested many positions of importance and has never been defeated he states i do not intend to make a whole lot of rash promises but if i am chosen on june 11th i will give of my very best in the interests of all people i will discriminate against no one our national leader john bracken js capable sincere andaman of his word he plans carefully bef orehe says whathe can or will dohis decisions may thence forward be taken as positive if acts i am firmly convinced that he is the greatest humanitarian and the finest man for the people of allwalksof life in -canada- since sir john a mc donald and sir wilfred laurier i look forward to the honor of serving you as well as to the honor ofserving with this great man vote earl toole c j r i 0 published by the north york progressiveconservative association jf rabbi gives timely warning of anti- russian conspiracy spiracy is apparently being formed to isolate russia from the western powers rabbi abraham l fein- berg declared at a special feast of the weeks service in holy blossom temple last week if successful it will inevitably result in the separa tion of mankind into two extremes of reaction and radical with world a worldwide if unofficial con- shop the modern wav quaker muff ets 2 pgs 27c diced beets or diced carrots 20 oz tin 10c frys cocoa vi lb tin 1 lb tin 19c 31c apple juice 230 oz tins 25c j jordans grape juice 16 ozbtl 21c tvethysorangemarhialade 2 coupons 24 fj ozjar 27c carload groceteria ave deliver phone 280 iftis vi war iii as the final gasp of a sel fish blind civilization the history of 191833 may be repeated in that the expectant and cynical german warlords will again be armed by the western democracies to push bolshevism back into asiarnd make another effort at world con quest the nazi warcriminals after be ing interviewed riike defeated wrestlers or dethroned movie stars will exploit every technicality of outward international law which they themselves despised to make their triala boresome farce at the same time the brave people of soviet russia whose blood and tears mingled greatly with ours to preserve their existence and our freedom who want only peace and elementary security will be subtly and then blatantly pictured as a threat to bur economic system and way of life polish issue distorted the polish issue has been dis torted to forcus a false flare of mar tyrdom on the bitterly antisoviet undemocratic london exiles whom the russians do not trust to refuse collaboration with an incurably arrogant and military minded ger many the german nation still un repentant and adamantly refusing to admit guilt is being encouraged by elaborate goldbraid amenities and political ineptness to preserve its view of war as a gentlemans game not wrong or immoral but penalizing the loser temporarily to the germans hitler was appar ently not evil for plunging mankind into the bloodiest conflict of all his tory he was merely a poor dolt for not following the counsel of the old- time generals soviet russia a few weeks ago was hopefully viewed as a potential ally against japan her help would shorten the mounting agony of- that conflict thus saving hundreds of thousands of british american and canadian lives and returning man kind all the sooner to stability and peace but the opportunity to have the red army march into man churia and soviet airmen take off from vladivostok is being frittered away in selfrighteous argument at san francisco sons and husbands will die on countless japaneseheld islands because the russian bogey is being kept alive perhaps the loss of roosevelt has just begun to exact its price his expert hand and generous human understanding might have continued the teheran and yalta atmosphere of goodwill and trust in which alone a new order can be born- perhaps russias memory of her isolation at munich and of the antisoviet agitation still being car ried on in allied countries has led her into exaggerated suspicion perhaps reactionary- redbaiting influences in the united states de partment of state have joined with the enemies of stability prokjer- man elements and many otherwise reasonable persons who hate the soviets so vehemently that any thing seems preferable to coopera tion with them challenge j becomes urgent in any case the challenge- to selfdiscipline bard thinking and a brotherly spirit becomes urgent in relation to soviet russia unless the mass of canadians refuse to be stampeded into a newwave of mis giving and i fear of russias inten tions th2 essential and redemptive unityforgedbythe sacrificial- fires of a common- warwill surrender to a hostility that must wreck the hopes of suffering humanity uxbridge to fo roy l painter- remand alleged an uxbridge wedding flowers in colors to harmonize with- the bridesmaids dresses were arranged in trinity united church uxbridge for the wedding last week of jennette i watson daugh ter of mr and mrs j c watson of i send the tribune to absent friends rcaf son of mr and mrs geo r l painter of uxbridge rev l e atkinson officiated wedding musicwasplayed by mrs- w e remion givenawayby her father the bride wore white satin with bertha aridpeplumof guipure lace her fingertip veil was held by a halo of braided satin and she car ried gardenias calla lillies and forgetmenotsmaid of honor was miss margaret watson bridesmaid miss kay veale flowergirl miss mary waston in short dresses of oriental blue crepe with lace trim ming and tieon peplums best man was fo wmg- smith rcaf and ushers were painter and frank downey bank bobbers iiast edward knbryn and john owad both of windsor were remanded in custody for one week on a charge of armed robbery of the canadianbahkof commerce at port perry over three weeks ago a nbther man was also arrrested in connection with the robbery when a squad of detectives arrested joseph pelltieriri a winnipeg hotel all details pfthis last arrest are not known here yet but it is said that pelltier was arrested by- win nipeg police- in the company of a young windsor girl he was armed and had a large sum of money in his possession when hesvas con fronted by police he tried to get his revolver on them- but was over powered i t arena i guest speakers provincial leader harry sailders provincial candidate fltlt don morrison dfcjpfm federal candidate walter thompson kc published by the york east liberal association jv5gsrn kx i