Ity
MOLLIE
MeGEE
1
Canadian
Press
Correspondent
LONDON,
April
28:
(CP)
Women
members
of
the
British
House
of
Commons
have
taken
an
active
part
in
the
serious
international
crisis
debates
held
lately.
Chief
feminine
speaker
was
the
energetic
Duchess
of
Atholl
who
Is
usually
referred
to
as
"The
Duchess"
by
parliamentarians
and
does
hot
Inspire
quite
the
same'icamar-iderie
as
theVher
titled
member,
Viscoiintess
Astor
who
is
known
far
and
wide
as
"Nancy"
Astor.
Together,
however,
these
two
Conservatives
have
a
reputation
for
frank
speaking
that
is
not
exceeded
even
by
Ellen
Wilkinson
of
the
Labor
ranks.
It
is
In
regard
to
Spain
in
particular
that
Katharine,
Duchess
of
Atholl
airs
her
views,
and
not
so
long
ago
her
soldier
husband,
elderly,
dignified
peer,
rose
grumb
ling
from
his
seat
in
the
House
of
1-11--'-'.
1.
Ul1Z
:.
.
1'ZH.U1;1H.
.
Lords
to
reply
to
references
made
orite
occupations
are
reading
and
1
of
the
committee
that
superintends
to
the
Duchess'
speeches
in
the
chess
and
she
is
the
most
prolific
I
parliamentary
meals
and
the
great
Commons.
"My
wife's
always
get-
article
writer
amone
women
in
!
new
dining-
room
vher
x,i,c
or,
!
ting
me
Into
trouble"
was
his
first
parliament.
'j
secret
discussions
take
place
over
sentence.
It
Is
for
her
work
out
of
parlla-
chops
and
epoch-making
decisions
Since
she
left
Wimbledon
High
ment
that
Nancv
Astor
is
beintr
are
marie
nvpr
rnffpo
acnooi,
me
uucness
nas
been
inter-
mentioned
in
the
papers.
Though
ested
In
public
affairs.
Her
self-
the
Indomitable
and
perky
little
organized
tour
of
the
Spanish
front
WOman
has
shaken
off
criticism
in
company
of
Ellen
Wilkinson
and
and
abuse
"that
came
to
her
for
Eleanor
Rathbone
was
the
latest
years
because
she
was
,the
first
venture
in
an
adventurous
career.
Woman
ln
parliament,
cartoons
and
Smart,
grey-haired,
worldly
wise
articies
have
kept
her
busy
writing
and
shrewd,
she
is
completely
self-
ietters
to
editors
ln
the
last
few
possessed
in
the
House.
Her
speech-
weeks
es
are
clear
and
scholarly
though
Ud'y
Astor
ls
reCognized
as
the
her
viewpoint
in
politics
appears
moSt
actlve
of
political
hostesses
to
have
shifted
in
the
last
few
and
her
-expressed
enthusiasm
for
years
irom
extreme
right
to
about
Anglo
.
German
friendship
has
her
'father's
right-hand
man-Miss
-
iM
K
a
onservauve
can
caUsed
a
storm.
As
usual
being
her-
0-
.
1
self
is
her
main
asset
and
she
ls
Is
Prolific
Writer
-carrying
on
ln
missives
that
are
from
the
Duchess
and
behind
the
lead
er
of
the
Opposition,
C.
R.
Atlee,
'sits
fed-headed
Miss
Wilkinson,
always
"on
"the
edge
of
her
chair,
chirpy
as
a
canary
with
her
inter
ruptions
and
out
of
her
seat
on
the
slightest
provocation.
purpose,
denying
rumors.
Miss
Rathbone
Reticent,
Miss
Rathbone,
who.
has
also
been
appearing
In
Hansard,
is
of,
the
older,
more
reticent
genera
tion
and
is
rarely
addressed
in
any
Ellen
wears
no
hat.
Her
unruly
other
way,
though
her
first
name
mop
has
blown
free
since
the
days
Is
Eleanor.
Her
visit
to
Spain
pro-
j
SPRING
Lager
Beer
l
rttI
to
the
Bame'formiila
for
aitiarter
century
Always
on
time,
always
depend
able,
always
ready
to
speak
well
on
any
given
subject"
Is
Thelma
Cazalet'
reputation
with
members
of
her
various
committees.
As
a
background
she
has
had
10
years
experience
ln
local
government
work
and
was
a
hard-working
official
In
that
almost
breath-taking-iy
efficient
organization,
the
London
County
Council.
Miss
Megan
Lloyd
George,
M.P.
Irene
Ward,
champion
of
the
inmates
of
charitable
institutions;
are
others
among
the
more
than
a
dozen
women
ln
parliament
who
are
being
heard
with
evident
res
pect.
THREE
BURIED
TOGETHER
WALLACEBURG,
Ont..
April
28
(CP)
Victims
of
a
drowning
ac
cident
here
Joseph
Delorme,
14,
when
she
interested
working
wo-
voked
her
to
firm,
well-expressed
and
Leroy
and
Jimmy
June,
eight
men
in
equal
suffrage
ln
1913-1915.
speeches
in
the
House
though
not
j
and
12
respectively
were
buried
On
the
same
platforms
she
learned,
to
unseemly
Interruptions.
With
j
together
ln
Wallaceburg
cemetery.
tne
art
oi
heckling
and
questioning
all
the
well-trained
ability
of
an
that
Mifkes
her
a
formidable
op-
early
daughter
of
Somervllle
Col-ponent
in
tke
Commons.
Nor
does
lege,
Oxford,
she
ls
a
firm
support-sHe
spare
her
own
sex.
"The
noble
er
of
her
more
excitable
colleagues,
lady
whose
husband
owns
nws-
though
her
main
interest
is
family
papers"
was
her
recent
reference
welfare
and
the
betterment
of
con-to
Lady
Astor.
ditions
for
women.
Her
oratory
still
has
the
zest
of
,
Behind
scenes
in
parliament,
no
the
suffragette,
her
remarks
the
one
has
mattered
more
lately
than
ready
wit
of
England's,
working
Miss
Thelma
Cazalet,
sister
of
pop-class,
yet
Ellen
has
her
university
ular.
good-looking
Victor
Cazalet,
degree
irom
Manchester.
Her
fav-
M.P.
She
REDUCE
GRAIN
ACREAGE
MOSCOW,
April
28:
(CP)
En-
Tr
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
LEADERS
-
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.
.
alLLLLLLH
HLO
A
.
i'n
WmmW
Tu'
Thi
period
nenod
marked
marked
the
the
in-
:WTmJ
John
Fouler
McCreight
firit
premier
of
Brittih
Columbia
after
Conjedera'
tion,
who
held
office
lt'l-lt.
in-trotluction
of
retpon
government,
the
adoption
of
Canadian
tariff,
and
abolition
of
road
toll
Silver
Spring
llrewery
in
Victoria
hat
gained
a
world-Wide
reputation
for
high,
uniform
quality
of
ita
product.
Wherevei
.
you
go
you
meet
"thoee
whom
only
Silver
Spring
will
satisfy.
SILVER
Man
in
the
Moon
The
pirates'll
get
you
if
you
don't
watch
out.
.Jake
says
h'e'd
as
soon
be
a
pirate
king
as
a
Sergeant
of
polict
Judging
by
what
he
saw
in
the
show
last
night.
Jake
says
he
think's
he'll
,?o
couraged
by
a
bumper
crop
of
grain
'
stern
jePly-last
"h!"
went
on
the
boarder
year
122,400,000
tons
the
au-,
thorities
have
reduced
the
grain
l"A11
rieht-r11
shuffle
and
deal!"
area
for
1938
but
will
Increase
the
area
for
hay
and
forage
crops.
I
Everybody
reads
tire.
Dally
;News
i
dyrtiicment
it
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
uovernrnent
ot
uritiih
Lolumuia.
Two
lovers
)
street;
walking
down
the
She
trips.
..He
murmurs
sweet."
"Careful,
,Now
wed,
they
tread
that
selfsame
street;
J
She
trips.
your
He
growls:
feet."
"Pick
up
Schedule
For
tne
East
,
loijday,
Wednesday,
and
-
Friday
,....v,...5-
p.m,
From
the
'East
"Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Sunday
11:00
p.m.:
Fur
Vancouver
TUesdai
12:30
noon
Thursday
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p.m.
Friday
...
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p.m.
April
7r
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Sunday
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Wednesday
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Friday.
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Wednesday
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From
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and
Stewart
Tuesday
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a.m
Thursday
8
p.m.
For
Jijaas
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and
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Sunday
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rom
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April
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l
April
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7.
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and
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a.m.
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If
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clmlfled.
DEADLOCK
FOR
LEAD
New
York
Giants
Take
Double-Header
From
Phillies
to
Join
Pirates
For
League
Supremacy
NEW
YORK,
April
28:
CP
-New
York
Giants
scored
a
double-header
victory
qver
the
Phillies
at
the
Polo
Grounds
yesterday
t3
move
intb
the
top
of
the
second
division
ahead
bf
the
Cincinnati
Who
were
being
blanked
by
the
St.
Luuis
Cardinals.
The
Cards
are
how
in
seventh
place,
the
Phils
having
dropped
Into
the
basement
below
them.
Cleveland
Indians,
although
'
beaten
by
the
Chicago
White
Sox,
I
are
still
holding
the
exclusive
lead
'rn
the
American
League,
the
Boston
(Red
Sox
having
lost
to
the
Washington
Senators
as
a
result
of
which
these,
two
teams
are
now
tied
for
second
place.
The
New
York
Yankees
downed
the
Philadelphia
(Athletics
and
are
tied
for"
third
;
place
with
the
White
Sox.
The
De-I
troit
Tigers
dropped
into
the
cel-'lar
by
losing
to
the
St.
Louis
I
Browns
with
whom
they
had
been
tied
for
seventh
place.
I
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
Xational
League
Philadelphia
3-6.
New
York
7-11.
Brooklyn
13,
Boston
2.
Chicago,
5,
Pittsburgh
6.
St.
Louis
5,
Cincinnati
0.
American
League
New
York
9,
Philadelphia
2.
Boston
2,
Washington
5.
Cleveland
3,
Chicago
6.
Detroit
2,
St.
Louls
7.
The
standing
to
date:
Xational
League
W
L
Pet.
Pittsburg
8
New
York
8
again
tonight
to
see
if
he
can
getj'Boston
4
one
of
those
beautiful
daughters
Just
to
think
of
so
many
Young
matrons
and
maids
Out
looking
for
husbands
Among
the
young
blades.
Just
look
them
all
over
And
choose
well
tonight
It's
sad
for
so
many
To
be
in
that
plight.
"I'm
grieved
you
use
such
language.
Do
you
hear
it
at
school?"
"At
school,
mother?
Why,
I
teach
the
other
chaps."
The
landlady
brought
in
a
plate
ful
of
extremely
thin
slices
h'
bread
and
butter,
vhlch
rather
dismayed
her
hungry
men
board
ers.
"Did
you
cut
these,
Mrs.
Brown."
said
one.'
Yes
I
cut
them,"
came
the
i
Chicago
5
Brooklyn
3
Cincinnati
3
8t.
Louis
2
Philadelphia
1
American
League
Cleveland
6
Boston
5
Washington
5
Chicago
4
New
York
5
,
St.
Louis
'4
Philadelphia
3
Detroit
'
3
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SOUTHAMPTON,
England.
April
27:
(CP)
Questioned
whether
he
was
Investing
one
million
sterling
ln
British
film
industry
Sam
Gold-wyn.
the
American
movie
magnate.
?2id
smiling:
"Silence
is
Goldwyn."
DUGOUTS
FOR
PARKS
LONDON,
April
28:
(CP)
Bombproof
shelters
and
trenches
ln
parks
of
London
are
features
of
a
general
scheme
ln
case
of
war
in
which
the
borough
council
would
-operate
with
the
government.
1l
.p
T
WOMEN
NOT
DUMMIES
IN
PARLIAMENT
British
M.Ps
of
Fair
Sex
Speak
Out
tn
House
on
Big:
Issues
(,f
'
Day
WIIiDE'S
SON'S
WIFE
KNOWS
HOW
TO
HANDLE
HER
HUBBY
Jimmy
Wilde,
ex-flyweight
champion
0f
England
is
shown
trighti
as
he
gave
his
daughter-in-law
,
......
aim
sue
wcu
ins
sun,
veraun,
snown
taking
it
on
me
cmn.
uartnoiomew,
manager
of
a
confectioner's
establishment.
Jimmy
Wilde,
it
may
be
re
membered,
was
kayo'd
in
his
first
American
fight
by
Pancho
Villa.
Kp
fit
and
havt
mrt
fun.
That's
a
good
tip
for
any
activt
ptrien.
Ktllogg's
Bran
Flakti
help.
They'r
packtd
with
nsurlthmtnt
for
ntrgy
and
ttrtngth.
There's
enough
extra
bran
to
be
mildly
lai-atlve.
Active
appe
tltes
enjoy
the
crunchy
goodnen
of
Kellogg's
Bran
Flalei.
Sold'
by
all
grocers.
Ready
to
serve.
Made
by
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