Dominion Gathers Intellectual Talent From Abroad
In a talk before the Canadian Authors Association at Saint Anne de Bellevue Quebec Jean Charles Harvey editor of Le Jour Montreal urged welcoming distinguished thinkers and writers fleeing Europe He said such exiles would enrich Canadian literature by sharing vision of Canada and its nature and Canada should open its doors to scholarly minds escaping Nazi rule He noted the U S has benefited from such arrivals and Canada should continue developing its literature by adding new voices from Austria Czecho Slovakia Poland France and other occupied lands to join postwar progress
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Eat Less Meat Theory Refuted By New Experiments
Experiments presented to the American Chemical Society in Detroit show lean meat at meals does not raise body heat in hot weather. Dr. E B Forbes of Pennsylvania State College states the key is lean meat and protein with limited starch sugar and fat. He finds mixed meals reduce heat compared with protein alone.
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Miniature Pistol Fires Tiny Bullets in Ontario Case
Guelph Ontario police faced a difficult job when Edgar H. Croft an antique dealer brought his nickel plated revolver for registration. The tiny weapon measures about one and a half inches overall and fires bullets less than one eighth of an inch long. Croft says the pellets lodge in a thin board at six yards.
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Low Ceilings Gain Vogue in Modern Homes
Prospective buyers are advised to weigh ceiling height as it impacts construction costs. Historical homes favored high ceilings for cooling, while today architects favor lower ceilings.
Radio Reporter Highlights Friday Night Radio Lineup
Radio notes announce Kate Smith returning Friday with Willie Howard and a CK network peek. Matt Kenny and Western Gentlemen from Vancouver set CBC cross country, Orson Welles auditions shadow role but bows to Bill Johnstone. KFAR Alaska airs a transcribed Arctic Supper Club, Toscanini on NBC this fall, Mary Livingston pregnant, Buddy Rogers shifting to film, Ginny Simms offered contract.
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Mary Livingston
Jack Benny
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Orchy
Ginny Simms
Kyser
Fletcher Henderson
Count Basie
Use and abuse of wealth in biblical lesson
Lesson on wealth from Proverbs 11 and Luke 16 1 13 given January AD 30. Emphasizes money as a power for good or ill, warn against trusting riches and valuing eternal treasures over temporal wealth. Cites moral implications of generosity, honesty in trade, and serving God rather than mammon.
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Peraea
Feminine Diplomat Answer to Previous Puzzle Clues
Puzzle list of across and down clues referencing a former stateswoman Rohde and various definitions. Includes entries for pickle, long, fabric, billiard shot, gold quartz, opal glass, roof point covering, abbreviations, and other terms across multiple categories.
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New York
God and Mammon in Christian life
The piece argues that true devotion to God excludes covetous worship of Mammon. It condemns Christians who profess faith yet prioritize wealth, asserting genuine service to God requires wholehearted focus rather than earthly riches.
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