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Glasgow, April 2. Apprentices striking on the Clydeside now number 2,000. They, like the engineers, are demanding a penny an hour increase in wages. The Glasgow District, Committee of the Amalgamated Engineering Union has been directed by its executive to instruct the strikers to return to work. But the Commit- tee replied that the rules of the union had been observed and that It was recognising the strike -om- cially.... Reuter's Bulletin Service.

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London, Abr. 2. Sir William Beveridge, the well- known economist and Rector of London School of Economies strice 1919, will succeed Dr. Poynton on the latter's retirement in June as Master of University College, Ox- ford.- British Wireless. ,,་

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London Apr. 2.

A strut found on Yarmouth beach has been identified as part the aeroplane in which the Duchess of Bedford is presumed to have met with accident, and pro- bably death, in a flight, alone, which is belleved to have taken her aut to sna~~~ British Wireles

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London Apr. 2.- Remarkable success has attend ed the enterprise of publishers who about two years ago started the issue of sixpenny editions of established works of fiction and of biography, travel, history and other "serious" works,

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It is estimated that over 10,000.- 000 sixpenny editions have been sold since the inception of the ventures. It is announced that the works of Shakespeare are to be published on the next anniver- sary of his birthday, April 23, at sixpence a play- British Wireless.

London. April 2. ..When the House of Commons resumes after Easter recess On Tuesday, the second reading of the Government's Special Area Amendment Bill will be taken.

·Business later in the week will Include a Bill altering salaries of Ministers of the Crown and a B extending to certain classes of voluntary contributors the widows. orphans and old age contributory pensions scheme.

The Chancellor will not open his budget until a fortnight after the 'reassembly of the Commons.

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London Apr. 2

A preliminary statement of the recent census of Northern Ireland. Issued to-day. gives the total population at, 1,279,177, comprising $23,050 males and 658,127 females The population has increased by 23,000 in the last ten years.- British Wireless.

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* London Apr. 2. When the King and Queen visit Wales in July, Their Majesties will leave London on the night of July 13 by Royal Train, and the next day visit will be paid to Cardiff and Swansea..

On July 15 they will open new buildings of the National Library of Wales at Aberystwyth and later will visit Caernarvon, where they will be welcomed by Mr. Lloyd George as Constable of Caernarvon Castle.- British Wireless..

London Apr. 2.

Washington, Apr. 2.

Prices on durable goods, like 'steel and copper, are far too high; - and the time has come for the Government to discourage federal expenditure on such commodities and encourage expenditure on con- sumer products, declared Fresident F. D. Roosevelt, at a press confer- ence to-day. -

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CHRISTIAN

SCIENCE

Lecture At The Y.M.C.A.

Mr. Frank Bell, C.SB., member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church. The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Mass delivered a lecture on "Christian Science' at the YMC., on Thursday when a large gathering attended. Below we give the third instal- ment of Mr. Bell's talk:-

teachings of Christian Science coincide with the ablema" Hons of the Scriptures that all things were made by God, that without Hima was not anything

ed, creation in its entirety, and it was very good.

creator of all, is its author, Im perfect creation could be the pro- duct only of Imperfect creator. To her the question was clear-cut and unescapable. Her answer was such as would come from, one who loved God whole-heartedly and pure-

Не described as a danger the fact that the increase in the pro- duction of durable goods was pro- ceeding more rapidly than for con- sumer goods. For this reason, he said, at a recent meeting of Con-made, that God saw, comprehend-mindedly as did Mary Baker Eddy gress members, he had suggested that future public works expendi- ture should not be for steel bridges and..other such permanent struc- tures, but for channel dredging. earthen dams and projects creat- ing larger purchaser power consumer goods.— kuls.

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New Delhi, Apr. 2. The Italian action against In- dian traders in Ethiopia, the clos- mg of Indian chain stores there and the expulsion of their staffs, were points raised today in the Legislative Assembly by an Indian member. He asked what steps the Government had taken to protect Indian lives, and property in the newly-conquered Italtan colony.

The Bible also avers that every- thing that was made riot only was in the beginning perfect and com- plete, but is now and everlastingly will be perfect and complete. In the words of Ecclesiastes, "What- so ever God doeth, it shall be for Ever: nothing can be put to it, nor uny thing taken from it”

These declarations a...re true. not only because they appear in the Bible: they are true because they could not possibly be untrue. Reason and logic amrm the sub- mely simple proposition that the intelligence and ability to create ä universe imply the intelligence and ability to create it aright,

But while revelation and reason An official spokesman replied agree as to the unanswerable fact, that the authorities had informed human sense argues through a the British Government of the thousand dally experiences that Interest taken in the matter by discord, fear, sin, and disease, the people of India.

myriad forms and phases of evil. Following a volley of supple-do exist, are a part of actuality; mentary questions, the chairman that creation, if it ever was good of the Assembly asked whether the and right, was not sufficiently good British Government contemplated and right to remain forever good retaliatory measures against Ita- and right. ". Ilans trading in India.-

Reuters Bulletin Service.

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Washington, Apr. 2. Huge orders from England and elsewhere for steel for rearmament purposes were one of the factors causing the unhealthy increase in the rate of production and price rise of durable goods, as opposed to consumers' goods, President Roosevelt to-day asserted. He said the time had come to dis- courage over-rapid production in the heavy Industries and to en- courage greater distribution of consumers' articles.

He indicated his future policy would be to slow down the utillisa- tion by Government public works of the products of heavy indus tries, effecting thereby economies in relief 'organisation necessary to balance the budget, while continu- ing projects which put 'money directly into the pockets of the un- employed.-

Reuter

London Apr. 2.

The first stage of the Govern- ment's air expansion programme required 2,500 new pilots last year and 20,000 new aircraft hands. Ap- plications for these two groups far outnumbered 'the requirements. and amounted to 14,000 and 66,000 respectively.

Now 1,500 more pilots will be re- quired this year and eagerness to Join the Air Force is such that ex- cess of applications over vacancies will probably be even greater than last year.--British Wireless.

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Kansas City, Mo., Apr. 2. The long-threatened union drive against the Ford Motor Company, richest of all the vast American automobile Industry producers. began this afternoon.

Over 600 men occupied the Ford assembly plant here following the Ɛeven persons were killed and 30 | company's action in laying off injured when two electric trains 350 workers United Automobile "collided near Battersea Park Sta- Workers officials say no strike has

tion on the Southern Railway dur. been authorised.-Reuter,

ing the morning rush hour to- day.

Washington, Apr. 2.

All four lines were blocked and It is understood that Mrs. Bor- train service was suspended be- den, Harriman, 60, widow of the tween Victoria and Clapham Junc-famous banker, will shortly be ap- tion for several hours, causing seri- pointed United States Minister zo ous dislocation of services.

Main lines for steam traffic were cleared early this afternoon and full service from Victoria was re- sumed at six o'clock.

The cause of the accident is still unknown. The company held a.

Norway. The only other woman diplomat ever appointed by the United States is Mrs. Rhode, who resigned as Minister to Denmark last year.-Kleuter.

Damascus, Apl. 2.

private enquiry this afternoon "and" The former Russian General

| the Ministry of Transport's inquiry Karpinski, who lived for years at will be opened on Wednesday | Beirut and has been 'mlasing since next.

British Wireless.

March 7, has been kidnapped by members of the Soviet GPU on board a Soviet steamer and asag- Barcelona, Apr. 2.

sinated, according to the "La Insurgent "aircraft have again Chronique." bombed and machine-gunned Karpinaki is said to have had Durango.

relations with Trotsky." In con nection with this disappearance, the papers recall the mysterious death of the Russian lawyer Nava- chine who was murdered In

It is estimated that 200 civilians are casualties, according to reports from Bilbao.

A new Catalan Cabinet has been

formed, in which Senor Dellas ro Paris Transocean News Nervice.

tains the Premiership and Minis- try of Finance. Close co-operation

London, April 3 The Japanese

will be continued with the Valencia cruiser which is representing the Government and all energies de- Japanese navy in the Coronation voted towards the winning of the review at 8pithead sailed from

Kobe to-day for London- Beuter:

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Beuter's Bulletin Service,

in her textbook, "Salence and Health with Key to the Scriptares," page 113, she writes: "According to the Scripture, I And that God is true, but every mortal man a lar." The sense of things that denies the perfection of God and His creation is false.

When Mrs. Eddy learned that it is the physical senses which pre- sume to take issue with God's per fection, she saw that it is the im- presalons of these senses which constitute what the Bible terms the "carnat' mind," that "Is enmity against God." If God's man is all right, the mind or sense which says that he is partly wrong is a lying mind, a false sense. Mrs. Eddy calls this false sense of things mor- tal mind, ta disinguish it from Immortal Mind, which latter is properly spelled with a capital M, for it is true synonym for God. When Paul declared that salvation should be found in taking on the Mind that was in Christ Jesus, he knew that Jesus had repudiated the so-called mind or sense of things that accepted any evidence of reality in aught unlike the na-

There is conflict, in other words.ture of God... between pure reason and human Mortal mind must be put off. experience. Neither the unstable Why? Because it is composed of theories of material science, the that material sense which is un- blind hopes of superfic,al religion, able to resist the temptation to nor the stupid dreams of sensual believe that mindless, inert, non- Ism will solve this problem

Intelligent matter has the capacity. Fortunately, in all ages there within itself to think, to act, to have been prophets and seers who live; to believe that man, there- were not wholly deceived by the fore, is not the image and Ukeness apparently overwhelming material of God. Spirit, but is a physical sense testimony on the wrong side. mechanism. Mortal mind consists In the nineteenth century a wo- of the thoughts that it thinks. man saw the incongruity between Therefore, as the Bible declares. the truth of being and experiences of human life. She saw that per- fect God and imperfect man could not both be true. Imperfection could not be real unless God, the

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we wrestle not agatrist fest and blood." We are engaged in a war- fare against wrong thinking. The true sense is spiritual and its fruits are the opposite of sin and death.

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