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A tie that binds lngland and her farâ€"flung possessions is here in the making as Lord London berry, British Air â€" Minister, inaugurates first England to Australia airmail service in Croydon Aero drome. He is shown speaking just before first plane took off on longest airmail route in the world. A charming "At Home" portrait of Lady Child, wife of Sir John Child, Baronet, Coldstream Guards, a former Aideâ€"deâ€"Camp to Lord Bessborough, Governorâ€"General of Canada, with her infant daughter, Deirdre Kathleen, who was christened recently at the. Royal Military Chapel, Wellington Barracks. Lady Child was formerly Miss shicla 1\l\glathewson, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mathewson, of ontreal. 4 Beauty flowed from the brush of Jac visit to Chicago. Mailman is shown trud under a canopy formed by delicate traces Lady Child Turns City Into Fairyland . and An Historical Moment of Jack Frost on his most recent trudging his way through snow traces on trees above. Infant Daughter Since this seems to be .a statistical column this week, v well finish it with a happy record. i _ So far this year Toronto has established a record as far eria is concerned, not one death in the city having resulted disease. . sulted ~ Alarm concerning the large sis a few months ago has now b having been reported since Nove Let us now peer.at Toronto‘s traffic casualties dents have caused 63 deaths. Total traffic accidents cluding street cars, bicycles, wagons have numbered trians injured (including those killed) numbered 3,C or drivers of vehicles injured (including those fatall bered 1,07 2. § Looking at this appal campaign would not be an Fifth Avenue tallors got together last week and made a list of the country‘s best dressed men. They are W. Goadby Loew, T. Marâ€" koe Robrtson, Walter Dorwin Teague and Hunter S. Marston, of New York; E. T. Stotesbury and Anthony Drexel Biddle, of Philadelâ€" phia; I. Newton Perry, of Chicago, Claude K. Boettcher, of Denver; Lewis Stone, of Hollywood ; and Alfred P. Sloan, of Detroit. The marital difficulties of Rudy Vallee and Faye Webb kept the wires humming almost as much as those of Mary Pickford and Doug Fairbanks, who did not reach the expected reconciliation. Mary‘s diâ€" vorce action still is on file. _ _Jean Harlow married Hal Rosson in September, 1933, anâ€" nounced the rift in May, and her suit for divorce now is awaiting hearing. Elissa Landi filed for divorce from John Cecil Lawrence in May and did nothing more about it, but in November he filed against her in London and Elissa now promises quick action on her own score. Six couples names are listed on both sides of the contest, repâ€" resenting both sides of the contest, representing unions that failed to last the year out. Marjorie Crawford Wellman heroine of the ‘kidnap element‘ episode which ended in her marriage to the man she acâ€" cused, stayed wed to R. C. "Danny‘" Dowling only a month before she got a divorce. & Sara Clark married Eddie Buzzell August 11, and had a decree October 18. Donald Cook and Maxine Lewis, Cary Grant and Virâ€" ginia Cherrill, married and were in court before the year ended. Harâ€" ry Clay Mount Jr, and Viola Louie eloped and parted with annulment pending. June Knight sued Paul Ames for divorce within two weeks. Latest Hollywood reports on marriage and divorce show the record running "neck and neck" as it were. Dan Cupid is leading by a nose. The score stands today: Marriage 52; Divorces, Separations other forms of matrimonial wreckage, 51. Strictly speaking, Danny is ahead of his enemy by more than a couple of noses, for about a dozen of the blows dealt him this year rally had their beginning in 1933 or earlier. Ronald Colman and Thelma Ray, for instance, had been separated for ten years, but only this year did she get a decree. 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"You know well enough," said the Duke, "that our Empire is a great partnership of peoples. What does partnership mean? It just means doâ€" ing things together, and when you come to. think of home life and school life, of games and lessons, or later of business, there are very few things which we can do alone. It is by doing things in company with others that we form friendships, and, believe me, friendship is one of the greatest blessings in life." Miss Stark is the first woman to be awarded the medal. It was conâ€" ferred on her in recognition ofâ€" her journeys of exploration in Persia. Last year she was honored by the Royal Geographical Society for her pioneer visit to Persiaâ€"during which she discovered a stronghold of the ancient secret society of the Assasâ€" sins, a Mohammedan sect. She conâ€" firmed the tales of murder by the Assassins‘ rulers which the Crusadâ€" ers brought back with them. The sect gave the word "assassin‘" to the English language. 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Serve with lemon juice and a garnish of hard sauce. : nc 4 First One cup finely chopped suet, f cups stale bread crumbs, 1 cup molasses, 1 cup seeded and choppec raisins, 1 cup cleaned currants, 1 teaspoon salt, 1 teaspoon soda, 1 teaspoon each cloves, cinnamon, nutâ€" meg, % cup flour, 2 _ tablespoons lemon. juice. j If there are to be children at the dinner, the _ plainet . ht plum ‘pudding the better. Here is # special one: Remove rind and all bits of lean meat from fat pork. Chop very fine and put into large mixing bowl. Pour over boiling water, mix thoroughly and let stand until cool. The hot water will melt most of the fat. Add sugar and molasses. _ Mix prepared fruit and sift over one cup of flour. Mix well. Mix and sift remaining flour with spices, soda and â€" baking powder. . Add flour and prepared fruit to first mixture with nuts. Stir until thoroughly blended and add coffee and vanilla. â€"Turn into pre pared pans and steam two hours Bake 40 minutes in a slow oven. One pound fat salt pork, 2 cups boiling water, 2 cups light brown sugar, 14 cups molasses, 1 <whole nutmeg grated,â€"2 tablespoonsâ€" cinnaâ€" mon, 1 tablespoon cloves, 1 pound seeded raisins, 1 pound currants, 1 pound dates, % pound wcitron, & pound candied cherries (optional), 2 cups chopped nut meats, 4 tableâ€" spoons strong cold coffee infusion, 4 teaspoons baking powder, % teaâ€" spoon soda, 8 cups flour, 1 tableâ€" spoon vanilla. § A fruit cake you can make withâ€" out eggs ought to smooth the rufâ€" fled budget a bit. Moreover,â€" this particular eggless recipe, with its generous allotment of fruit and nuts, makes one of the finestâ€"tastâ€" ing fruit cakes ever. baked. Fat salt pork, believe it or not, is used for shortening and after your family has applauded itself hoarse about this cake, you‘ll have more respect for pork fat, I hope! Here‘s the recipe for the fruit cake: CHILDREN‘S PLUM PUDDING Pork Cake Appeals To All Woman ! 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