Canadian Visitors To U S Will Be Scarce This Summer
Canadian license plates will be scarce as Canadians stay home on government orders to conserve American dollars for war needs. Graham Tower of Canada’s foreign exchange board explains the policy aims to limit travel and purchases in the United States to preserve dollars for essential wartime spending. Prime Minister Mackenzie King signals willingness to adapt if possible. Latin America’s population is noted as 120 million.
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Fearful draft could force colleges to shorten curricula
Carlisle Pa June 20 American colleges may need three year graduations to prevent depleted enrollments if the selective service act is not amended Dr Guy E Snavely executive director of the Association of American Colleges warns The world crisis threatens the American educational system He urges responsible parties to recognize the necessity of maintaining a reservoir of educated leadership and opposes increased governmental control amid state support
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Warns Farmers to Guard Against Summer Insects
Maternational News Service Ithaca New York June 20. Professor R Leiby of Cornell entomology warns farmers to prepare for pests that threaten crops. The Mexican bean beetle has worsened annually, with dry spells last summer saving some bean crops. Insects cited include European corn borer sweet corn fleas on cabbage and tomatoes borers on squash earworms on corn and squash bugs. Cock fighting is not illegal in Florida.
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Ithaca, N. Y
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