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Wednesday
"AprlI
21,
193?
In
a
special
issue
of
"Japan
Today
and
Tomorrow"
isr
sued
by
one
of
Japan's
most
powerful
and
influential
newspapers,
the
editor-in-chief
tells
something
of
Japan's
aims
today.
He
shows
that
the
population
of
the
country
is
increasing
at
a
very
rapid
rate.
In
October
of
last
year
the
official
figures
indicated
a
total
population
of
seventy
and
a
quarter
millions
with
an
annual
increase
of
about
a
million.
In
population
the
country
stands
next
to
Soviet
Russia
with
165,000,000
and
United
States
with
127,000,
000
outside
of
China
and
India
where
it
is
claimed
no
accurate
figures
are
available.
Yet
Japan
has
no
overseas
territories
and
the
immigration
barriers
are
raised
against
it
in
most
countries.
According
to
the
authnritv
hofnvo
mmfori
ft,Q
Tn,.n
Bernice
Palmer
says
.
.
.
Now
that
fish
are
coming
In
dally
from
the
fishing
grounds
and
there
are
so
many
Interesting
ways
to
prepare
f
-
this
important
dish,
'
f.
10
?ercome
tnis
ditticulty
by
increasing
the
riroduc-
Julce.
teaspoon
salt,
dash
of
uvity
ot
the
land,
by
developing
the
overseas
markets
f
or
i
pepper'
1
egg
weU
beaten-manufactured
eoods
and
bv
sendintr
.Tan-inPP
prriio-vonia'
Comblne
parsley,
onion,
garlic;
to
countries
whprp
ihanl
iapaneen?1Srants
olives
and
soft
cooked
egg.
rubbing
"Wparpinmnnll
V
f
fP1',
Conduding
he
says
I
them
well
together.
Add
olive
oil;,
we
are
compelled
to
conp
ihIp
tw
tha
mnDf
i-
,.
,
z
"
iy
iiiuov
iJtaiciui
unu4tiuuil
jwjcc
iiuu
scusunuigs.
r
oia
ratinnnl
mpnno
Tnn
:
i
.1
.
ti
..
....i,
......
...
.
Urtlw"
1B
lu
ueinanu
mat
Otners
open
"11"
weu
oeaien
egg.
Maices
tneir
doors
to
a
r-prrnin
ovtnnt
f
Tnnnn
ii
i
half
cun
of
sauce.
-
vnviib
i.u
(i
(ini
1
1
hi
ii
i
irr:i
ni
w
i
'
while
motivated
by
the
spirit
of
magnanimity
and
idler
ance,
tnev
decide
on
rhp
hnoio
who
would
become
Canadian
citizens
in
thought
and
realitv
and
won
M
hp
n
im;a
;
IS
rM:
fcU
MW
miiux
01
The
Central
Hotel
KOO.MS
and
CAFE
fhonc
51
For
Best.
Household
'Coal
Mnsb.;
BL'AicK-
Fresh
Local
Raw
And
Pasteurized
Milk
most-mi
4,
one-
And
when
you
prepare
your
sal
mon
or
halibut
this
way
think
of
wplcnmn
Tonnnno
7
mi
UA
anu
me.
me.
I
I
haven't
haven't
had
had
a
a
decent
decent
plec
piece
welcome
Jananesp
rrnnfis
Thna
ini
Tnnnn
'
.
i.i.
.......
.
,
.
.
7
0-rvw.
tvin
ohjjuii
uctuine
secure.
OJ
uier
since
waving
rrince
ku-
in
ner
island
empire
and
contribute
her
share
toward
the
per-
Salmon
here
seems
so
dry
as
cultural
and
material
development
of
mankind
"
compared
to
what
you
are
able
to
That
evidently
is
the
Japanese
official
viewpoint
That'S'
RckKcod'
mack"el,
af
"ch
m
Je-wFui-
itt
is
Whv
thp
DiiKr
Monro
Newshas
t,o
,
seem
to
be
very
much
In
demand
StPntlnrnS
on
Several
OCCasionB
drawn
?
.here,
but
nothing
can-compare
to
a
attention
to
the
desirability
of
filling
up
the
vacant
spaces'
cious
slice
of
fresh
spring
sai-
ui
udiiaiu
wiin
untisn
and
other
European
immigrants
mon
or
halibut,
in
your
humble
ic(juriers
estimauon.
fant
i
i
Yl
"i"
vvnu
nave
a
an-
-
dtn2ftlofcoXan'
wh
may
em,anser
the,Hazelton
Chief
vu
nave
a,
great
respect
for
the
Japanese
and
Chinpn1
n
j
.1
peo
We
know
very
many
of
then!
?to
hi
excellent
ciS
DrOWnS
in
North
zns.
The
difficulty
is
that
theOriental
does
not
as
quickly
absorb
occidental
ideas
and
modes
of
life
and
the
off
w,llie
wi,son
vicUm
of
Reccnt
spring
of
mixed
marriages
find'
themselves
handicapped
Accldentva!,
"dwaler8
0f
by
racial
prejudices
which
do
not
make
for
Te
best
er
citizenship.
For
that
reason
we
feel
it
is
better
for
Canada
azeiton,
April
21
:-Advicd
that
new
population
should
be
drawn
from
Eurone
nthpr
has
been
rec;lv?(l
1,1
"azeiton
of
than
from
the
Orient.
"
If
these
vacant
lnvulo
oh
f
1
the
death
by
d"owning
recently
w
riPVPf
knnW
,V,;;
:
!?5?"Waa.r?.ntf"ed,
of
Willie
Wilson
at
the
head
of
.THE.
"
DAXLv:
NBWA
-i
Wednesday,
April
21,
jp3-
r
mi
I
WAS
ROUGH
CORONATION!
Conqueror's
Norman.
Drew
Sword
i
nvnnv
a:i
i
.
iro
rt
l.u.i
iw..
,
nini
1.
iv',
there
is
no
reason
for
not
making
nil
tVia.
iinnsiinl
tniriantd
which
this
one
of
our
most
popular
foods.
have
marred
many
previous
Con-ft
Is
not
until
you
have
left
Prince
nationS(
the
bloodiest
occurred
fit
Rupert,
that
you
realize
how
truly
the
crowning
of
William
the
con-delicious
fresh
fish
can
be.
Some-
queror
in
1066.
The-
Nonriah
how
it
never
tastes
the
same
after
princeling
had
invaded
Kngland
it
has
been.
In
storage
for
any
and
trainnH
th
viHnrv
at
Hast.
length
of
time.
Before
beginning
jnfrS-
th
recipes,
here
are
a
few
hints
In
0
Christmas.
lOGC
a.
wild
the
proper
preparation
of
fish
snowy
day.
William
wa
crowned
Prlnra
ftinvrt'a
most
Iniiiortant
n
WoUmirwiot-
flio
lfn.
i
Mb
it
.........
...-.v
.
u
......
.
u.
I
Industry:
ing-
there
was
no
Archbishop
of
Cooking
Hints
Canter
bury,,
go
the
ceremony-
want.
Always,
rub
both
the
skin
ana
performed
by
the
Arcuhjshun.
at
flesh
ot
a
fish
to
be
broiled
with
oil
York.
or
melted
butter.
A
little
lemon
When
the
Archbishoi)
asked
thu
Juice
helps
also
to
retain
fresh.
Saxon
nobles,
former
subjects
color.
If
you
have
the
time,
mar--
Harold
It
if
thoy
would
receivc-l
lnate
any
fish
to-
be
broiled
in
a
William
a
their
King
there
wusi-dressing
of
lemon
juice
and
oil
for
such
a
responsive
shout
of
aft-an
hour
or
so.
To
keep
fish
white
provat
that
William's
'ft'cddier4
:
and
firm
boll
it
with
vinegar
or
not
understanding
he
lamruaife
lemon
juice.
Two
tablespoons
of
of
the
conquered
people'
ahd
mfsst
vinegar
or
the
Juice
of
a
lemon
taking
this
demonstration,
fotft
uuucu
iu
wic
wuier
maizes
me
uu-
"i
acmu,
iu.ucu'
in
wiui
r
,H
w,
w
mw
w
.v
wu
uia
W4K
.
-r
J
T
1
its
snowy
compact
look
and
that
eoa
aaxon
io
tnei
ucath.
wnicn
is
wnue,
snapeiy.
imn
ana.
.
miumes
me
men
nev.
best
of
alL.
easily
handled.
grey
buildintr
was
empty
save
tat
r?v
cmnii
n
mihufoo
i
ih
tliw-
nrnvci!
.inil
lit.Minp
went
im
.n
V
UlU.4Vb0
VJ
V-
k.
tll
.
-
-
'
"
.
"
.
.
.
n
m.)'
ik.
U
.
l.U-.l
-
.
uoa,
tnicit
io.
minutes
per
in.
"!uk
iuuucu
oi
,eoine
or
Halibut
5
minutes
per
lh.
plndpr
the
ceremony
was
pef-tf
Fillet
of
Sole
5
minutes
per
lb.
fnd
with
aU
order
while
out-h
Salmon
,5
minutes
per
lb.
Broiled
or
Pan
Fried
Bass.
5
minutes
on
flesh
side,
I
on
skin
side.
Salmon,
sliced.
5
nlln
9.00
utes
on
each
side.
Halibut
With
Mustard
Sauce
Three-inch
piece
of
halibut
or
other
white
fish,
1
onion
(peeled),
2
sprigs
parsley,
1
bay
leaf,
2
whole
cloves.
2
tablespoons
vinegar.
Sauce
Three
tablespoons
butter,
2
tbsp.
flour,
V4
teaspoon
nutmeg.
1
tea
spoon
dry
mustard,
,
a
teaspoon
;iUr4;2
cups
uut
I
M
.'.T.'i
1..
1
.
1
Wipei
isn.
Wrap
In
cheesecloth.
Tie
securely.
Place
In
kettle.
Add
onions-
and
herbs,
tied
in
a
bunch.
Cover
with
boiling
water.
Simmer
10
minutes.
Drain.
Remove
cheese
cloth.
Skin
if
desired.
Melt
butter:
hlsnrt
In
flnnr
u;hth
has
beeri
tKoroushly
mixed
with
seasonings.
Add
water
slowly,
stir
ring
constantly
until
smooth.
Cook
five
minute.
Remove
from
fire.
Add
slowly
to
slightly
beaten
egg
yolk,
blending
welL
Place
fish
on
hot
platter.
Pour
sauce
over
fish.
'Green
Sauce
For
either
halibut
or
salmon.
One-half
cup
chopped
parsley,
i
onion
minded.
1
clove
earllc
minced
fine,
14
teaspoon
chopped
olives,
1
medium
soft
cooked
egg,
2
tablespoons
olive
oil,
1
tablespoon
lemon
siae
wiuiams
new
saxan-
subjects
were
being
tramnled
under
th-
hoofs
of
the
Norman
hoMe.V-
William
I
was-
..
the
illegillmate
r.--
minute
uu
s&ut
siuc.
noiiuuv,
Sliucu.
.
5
minutes
on
flesh
side.
I
minute
n
"l
insvu.
uukh
oi
Normandy,
and
was
trained
In
a.
hard
school.
Three
of
hi.
guard
ians
were
murdered
in
France-!
and
it
appeared
the
young
duke-
cicti
wuuiu
auiien
ine
?ame
late.
put
wnen
ne
was
only
20
yearn
of
age
he
stamped
out
a
serious
rising
in
the
districts
pf
llessfn
and
Cotentin,
one
of
rnanj-'
en:
counters
with
Xorman
rebels:
-
He
is
supposed
Io
have
receiveiVi
to
his
kinsman;
EH
ward
the
Con
fessor,
in
iOSll
Twice
Wili
l:im
r-l
penea.
invasions
of
Nqrmandy
and!
in
1064
the
visit
of
Earl
Harold
to
the
Norman
CAurt,
resulted'-
hi
I
a
promise
by
lupoid;
to.,iupjjorti!
the
cldims
of
hi
host
upon
thex!
tunglish
succession.
Harold's
ner-'r.
jury
forming
the.
qhief
excuse'
for
the
Gorman
conciuest
of
Eng
'
'
'
land.
Tbe
'
Dukp
nnil
his
Vnrmnngi
,verc
enabled
bv
Tostiir's
uu-a!ftn
l
of
Norhcrn
England,
tq
land
un-
moienteu
at
I'evensey
in,
Septem-'
u.er
1W,
lOOfu-
On
the,U
of
Octo-ber
he
inflicted
a
crushing
de-;
feat
on
Harold
at
the
Uattle
ot
n.osiings.
Twenty
-Rve'
Years
Ago
April
i'U
1?12
Especially
.directed
to
the
late
Slr-Charlei
M.
Hays,
president
ot
ihe
Grand
Trunk
Padlflc
Railway,
a
memorial,
service,
for
the
"victims
Oakland.
Chcerlol
oi
me
great
steamer
Titanlcvl
which
sank
in
the
Atlantic
'Ocean'
after
striking
ah
lceberfc
.was
:held
;
yesterday
afternoon,
in
the
-;
West-v
holme
Theatre.
Mayor
,S.
M:
New-'l
ton
presided
and
all
the
paitbrs
of
'
.the-city
were
m
attendance
and
took
part-
Including
ReV.
W.
FV
Rushbrook.
Rev.
ci
R..
Sing.
Rev.'
T;
W.
Kerf,
Rev.
Father
ECM.
Bu-1
noz
and
Rev.
W.
H.
Mcteod..
A
united
choir
of
the
various
churches,
took
pa,rt
and
there,
was
a
'
quartette
by
Mrs.
(J.
LL.
McLeod,
Mrs.
C.
V.
Neher,
A.
ClappeUon
'
and
J.
E..
Davey
as
welt
as.
a
vocal
1
soio
by
Miss
Dineen.
A
charge
of,
removlntr
a
nortlnn
of
sidewalk
without
authority
,
has
been
laid
In
connection
with
the
J,
construction
of
the-
new
pissi
o'fij
fl
buUding
on
Third
Avenue.1
The
hearing
is
takln?
nln
in
rH,
r.k
lice
court.
induce
Canada
to
of
wri
nh
shp
rpfncAo
t
A-n
,
fvuicuuiig;
"T
-
",nce
""P6"'
t
popul:
kU
n
cemoer
u
io
ness
men.
returned
to
the
city
yes-
.
trap
in
tbe
north.
He
was
ncenm.i
for,tr
.
..
.
...
.
V:
panied
by
hi,
cousins.
AniVZL:,1-'
und
Thomas
Campbell,
and
his
of
Helmsdale
M5
7Jl.
f
wife.
The
fatality
occurred
whlf'
Ia
ITT
7
"It
ttl"'
ah
attemnf
w.,.
u
kT
;
k.
wlc.
uome
.
Mrs.
Murray
c.
'
cro.s
Ihe
Naa
RIvVi.
"iw
m
Vancouver
and
spnt
a
Will
wK
R,r:
4,jlneymoon
In
Vlctorli
and
Seattle.
hrs-widow.
he
lit-huVJKVrf-mn
l&LVtr&k
l??'
utaiafa
n
.1
1...
,1
.
1
"
'
v'
llcl
n.m,a
uiiu
4ive
uroiiiers.
art
aocK.
Jar
busl
1
heated
th
'
Stew-
GAVE
IJ
TOO
SOON
WEST
HARTLEPOOL.
Eng..
April
2lr
(CP)
James
A.
Thompson
and
his
wife,
Freda,
were
found
dead,
tub
leading
from,
a
.gabrar-ket..
,,;
,;,
)
)
tjY
V
?!
iTha
wAmAn
fhniifrhh
shp
hnH
Mn
Alarmed
by
ShouU
of
HomaR
,
f
hllt
had
the
couu!e
tlved
a
dflV
lit
Strang
LanKuag
Th
hDner
they
would
have
learned
a
I
-
-
...
doctor
say
she
could
be
cured.
QUEEN
BESS'
LUCKY
DAY
IN
MANY
CRASHES
"'F
tj'ruce
Rif
tVl'Aysitlin
is
Still,
How
ever,
Enthusiastic
For
Flylnc
I
WINNIPEG.
April
21:
(CP)
Ad-
mitting
he
had
crashed
as
often
"a
most
people
blow
their
noses,"
Dr.
William
Green
of
Peace
River.
LONDON,
April
21:
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The
Alta,.
Is
still
an
ardent
flying
ep-coming
Coronation
recalls
Queen
thuslast
despite
his
63
years.
Elizabeths
In
1558.
chose.
Sunday,-
.Bern
in
San
Francisco,
the
fly-June
15,
for
her
crowning
because
.Jug.
physician
was
experimenting
It
was
her
lucky
day,
according,
to
with
gliders
and
crude
airplanes
a
Court
astrologer.
while
his-
neighbors
were
still
look
ing
askance
at
the
"horseless
qar.
nage.
in
iut,
ne
moved
.to
Nei.
York
to
pursue
his
medical
prac.
tice,
and
there
he!
built
his
first
homemade,
riving
machine
l-They,
Uipuv
I
wa
crazy
he
rerated.cheerfully
when
asked
what
the
public
thought
of
his,
experl.
ments-..,.'But
I
was
monkeying
vMh
aviation
even
before
that.
Even
when
I
was
a
kid
I
was
always
building
new
types
of
kites,
and
trying
to
build
flying
machines.'
One
of
the
most
colorful
figure,
in
aviation
on
this
continent,
the
physician
expressed
dissaii!fr
I
with
the
rate
of
development
of
Canadan
air
lines.
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nice
.Whether
you
re
a
gymnast,
or
a
tobacco
blende
you
must
keep
your
balance,
or
else
!
The
balanced
blending
of
tobaccos
gives
that
natural,
straight
tobacco
aroma
and
taste
so
marked
in
Imperial
Tobacco's
brands
of
cigarettes.
Their
aroma
appeals
as
soon
as
you
open
the
package
if1
know
they
are
naturally
good!
Then
touch
your
tongue
to
the
end
lof
the
cigarette
before
you
light-it,
and
d'ralvlyrSavour
that
delightful
taste,
born
of
fine
tobaccos,
and
only
fine
tobaccos,
skilfully
blended
and
in
balance.
We
take
from
our
cool,
airy
warehouses,
mild
.
tobaccos
of
different
and
contrasting
types,
aged
and
mellowed
by
time,
and
then
match
them,
type
against
type
--until
they
are
exactly
in
balance
perfectly
blended.
Balanced
blending
is
a
scientific
method
developed
t
by
this
company
through
many
years
of
experience.
The
blend
of
every
Imperial,
brand
of
cigarettes
is
perfectly
balanced
before
it
is
offered
to
the
public
and
it
is
kept
that
way
-
always
so,
in
the
cigarette
.of
your
choice
you
are
assured
of
unvarying
pleasure
dfid
unfailing
satisfaction.
.
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