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SASKATOON,
Sask.,
Oct.
31:
(CP)
-Lack
of
government
Is
the
main!
drawback
in
state
medicine
pro
posals,
but
within
the
next
ten
years
tremendous
changes
in
the
practice
of
medicine
will
be
made.
declares
Dean
W.
S.
Lindsay
of
the
University
of
Saskatchewan
medical
school
In
an
address
here.
Successful
forms
of
the
govern
mem
system
already
m
operation
are
free
clinics
br
cancer
and
venereal
diseases,
as
well
as
institutions
for
f
trie--
treatment
of
tuberculosis,
said
Dr,
Lindsay,
EUROPE
asdAFRICA
Foreign
observers
declare
Germany-to
be
question,
mark
in
Europe
and
one.
reason
why
stronger
action
against
Italy
Is
not
being
taken
by
Britain,
France
and
League,
of
Nations
It
is
feared
Germany
is
gaining
momentum
to
seek'
return
pf
her
African
colonies
(shown
on
map),
stripped
from
her
by
victorious
nations
after
the
great
war.
Britain
and
France
grabbed
the
lion's
share.
Changes
to
Come
In
Medical
Field
Alberta
Professor
Declares
State
and
with
state
control
taking
a
major
part
in
medical
research
standards
will
be
raised
to
new
levels.
That
well
beloved
character,
the
general-
practitioner,
is
slowly
becoming
a
thing
of
the
past,"
he.
.stated.
Under
state'
control
opportunities
.to
students
of
medicine
:would
be
greatly
enlarged
for
areas
unable
at
present
to
ob
tain
medical
services
because
of
lack?
of
funds
would
be
supplied
with
professional
aid
by
the
gov
ernment.
Hq
cited
the
"panel"
system
of
Great
Britain
as
a
decided
boon
to
the
public
and
medical
men.!
OFF
WITH.
THE
HEELS
.
LONDON,
Oct.
31
:
ICP)
Among
the.
latest
;rityeltles
$re'
heel-less
velvei
6chfr!slippers
embroidered
with
pearl
I.
Edwcirilsbiii'tj
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141
BRAND
CORN
SYRUP
-viCRGY
FOOD
TUa.
.
h.W
w
NOURISHED
HAS
MORE
CANADIAN.
CHILDREN
THAN
AMY
OTHER
CORN
SYRUP
A
product
of
Tk
CANADA
STARCH
CO..
Llraitxi
"TILLIE
THt
TOILER"
THE
VUlMNfia.
Mi
iRT-
mtr
ir
THE
OftAVJIM
Ana
Hac
f-oBcscrr
his
1VIB
VJIWMIMej
THE
MAMB
AWMOONCBD
A
M
DAILT
NETS
EATS
OATMEAL
TO
KEEP
FIT
It
may
be
one
of
Nature's
lowest
cost
foods,
but
lucky
Is
the
boy
or
girl
who
gets
it
for
brtakiut
crerr
morrung.
Many
are
nervous,
poor
ia
rpwe
system
out
of
order,
became
iheir
dtilr
diets
lack
enough
of
the
precious
Viu-mi
a
B
for
keeping
fit.
Few
things
keep
them
back
like
Uck
of
this
protective
food
element.
So
give
everyone
Qui
Iter
Ota
every
morning.
Because
in
addition
to
its
gen.
erous
supply
of
Vitimin
B
for
keeping
fit,
it
furnishes
food-energy,
muscle
and
body-building
ingredients.
For
about
jc
per
dish.
Start
serving
it
tomorrow
for
a
J-weeks
test.
Quaker
Oats
has
a
wholesome,
nut-Lie,
luscious
appeal
to
the
appetite.
Flavory,
surpassingly
good.
All
grocers
supply
it.
Evan
bf
of
their
first
Birthday
Quaker
Oats
wis
satactad
astha
eereal
for
th
DioniM
QuIntupUU
FIG1ITINO
IS
FIERCE
Continued
from
Page
I
Mussolini
with
a
view
to
having
him
end
his
invasion
of
Ethiopia
will
be
discussed
at
Geneva
today,
high
British
sources
report.
United
States
jVttltude
WASHINGTON.
D.C.,
Oct.
31:
Backing
up
another
appeal
which
had
been
made
earlier
ln
the
day
by
Secretary
of
State
Cordell
Hull
to
arms
nianufacturers
or
tne
united,
States
against
supplying
of
guns
or
munitions
tcv
either
of
the
belligerents
in
the
Italo-Ethlopian
conflict,
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
last
night
issued
a
statement
stating
that
it
was
the
policy
pf
the
government
not
only
to
keep
this"
country
out
of
any
war
but
to
refrain
from
doing
anything
that
would
tend
to
prolong
war
between
any
other
countries
of
the
world.
"
Representations
to
Duce'
LONDON,
Oct.
31:
(CP)
Great
Britain
today
made
new
representations
to
Premier
Benito
Mussolini
against
continuation
of
attacks
upon
this
country
by
the
Italian
press.
At
the
same
time
the
government;
warned,
against
extension
of
credit
for
goods
purchased
by
Italy.
Russian
Music
Is
Topic
For
Ladies
day
Afternoon
at
Home
of
Mrs.
William
Miliar
Meeting
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
William
Millar.
Sixth
Avenue
East;
yesterday
afternoon,
with
Mrs.
R.
E.
Moore,
the
president,
In
the
chair
and
a
good
attendance
of
members,
the
Ladles'
Music
Club
enioved
an
Interesting
program
on
Russian
music.
Mrs.
Millar
reading
on
intrtirtlv
naner.
The
meeting
was
served
by
the
hostess.
oles"
(Tchalkowsky),
Woodland.
follows:
Now
is
the
Time
For
This
Help
in
Preventing
Colds
Formula
Especially
Designed
to
Aid
Nature's
Defense
in
Note
and
Upper
Throat,
Where
Most
Colds
Start.
PART
OF
COLDS-CONTROL
PLAN
as
STOLEN
CHEMICALS
EXPLODE
HYDERABAD.
Indian.
Oct.
31:
,(CP
Six
youngsters
were
sent
to
hospital
suffering
from
burns
,m
.when
dangerous
Qhemlcals
which
j
they
had
stolen
from
a
fireworks
factory
exploded
ln
a
bonfire.
Don't
wait
for
a
cold
to
develop
or
get
jrou
down.
After
any
unusual
axpo-sure,
heed
that
first
warning
nasal
irritation
or
sneeze
-.bddIv
a
few
drops
of
Vicks
Va-tro-nol
up
each
nostril.
Used
in
time,
Va-tro-nol
helps
to
avoid
many
colds.
Va-tro-nol
is
especially
designed
to
aid
and
gently
stimulate
the
functions
nrovided
bv
Nature
in
th
nose-to
prevent
colds,
and
to
thro
V
on
tiead.coids
tn.tne
early
stages.
Where
irritation
has
led
to
a
clogged-up
nose
(a
stuffy
head
cold
or
nasal
catarrh)
Va-tro-nol
spreads
through
the
nasal
passages-reduces
swollen
membranes
clears
clogging
mucus-brings
comforting
relief.
r
c
i
ci
.
riti.
ar
rvwer
tnu
snorter
vl
lu
Mote
lor
your
family:
vlcks
has
developed,
especially
for
home
use.
a
practical
Plan
for
Better
Control
of
Colds.
This
commonsensa
guide
to
fewer
and
$horter
colds
has
been
The
Board
of
Trade
estimates
clinically
tested
bv
Dracticincr
nhv-
that
more
than
two
million
pounds
I
lans
and
further
proved
in
every-sterling
is
outstanding
for
goods
al-1
&Uh8Tvick,
pfanrTu.
Sd!
ready
supplied.
Va-tro-nol
package.
Mac
Gets
a
Run
For
His
Money
Many
Industries
Depend
on
Women
United
States
Clubwomen
Discuss
Music
Club
Holds
MeetinK
Wrdnes-
Various
nimum
position
of
'Arts
and
Industries
held
here
recently
cookery
contests
competed
for
attention
with
lectures
on
economical
buying
and
fashion
shows
with
the
United
States
merchant
marine.
One
of
the
speakers
said
women
concluded
with
the
singing
of
the
i
controlled
Subjects
At
Exposition
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
31:
(CP)
At
the
14th
annual
Woman's
Ex
all
Industries
depend-
National
Anthem
after
which
tea
ent
upon
style.
"We
spend
$700,
000,000
for
cosmetics,
$11,000,000-
000
for
food
and
$4
000,000,000
on
Yet
Yet
how
how
we
we
do
:
,,,-..1
i
..m,.,t
wearing
apparel.
Mrs
G
A.'
fjJin-
ui
iv
anc
mmu.
I
The
clubwomen
turned
their
attention
on
one
day
from'
ccon-
laby"
(Bachmetleff,.
Mrs.
Ernest
devil's
t'tU
food
Anaerson
ana
jvus.
v.
c
uumu.
i
Pianoforte
duet,
"Toreador"
and
"Volga
Boatman'
Mrs.
W.
E.
Drake
'
(Rubensteln),
and
Miss
Mar-
garet
McCaffery.
Paper,
"Russian
Music,"
Mrs.
William
Millar.
Pianoforte
duet,
"Prelude
In
C.
Sharp
Minor"
(Rachmaninoff),
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
and
Mrs.
W.
L.
Stamford.
pie
and
cake.
It
was
Nortncrn
states
Day
in
the
contest,
and
these
were
the
dishes
which
the
committee
had
decreed
were
characteristic
of
the
section.
Southern
cooks
showed
sponge
cake,
pecan
pie
and
corn
bread
A
$50,000
collection
of
hooked
rugs,
displayed
by
Mrs,
Caroline
E.
Saunders,
of
Clilnton,
Mass..
occupied
one
of
the
booths.
The
central
exhibit
was
a
flight
ol
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Aubrey
Smith
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8:16
Once
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by
a
tiny
ruj,
one
episoac
in
a
woman'ifi,
one
phase
of
her
lnterert.
From
North
Benningt
came
a
collection
of
mapk
hand-fashioned
furniture
t
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of
which
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