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Milliary logicians hero discredit the imminence of a European' war, on the brais. of professional as- not sumptions that Germany le ready to crash the "steel ring" of France, Itoly, and Poland, and that France is not sufficiently (menaced-to-justify-n-"preventive war on her part to retard the military recovery of Germany.

Political crisis in Europe, with accompanying war talk, awakened professional interest in three s pects of a possible future war;

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MUSHROOM AND Bean Soup

On point number one, some pro- fessional military experts believe that popular opinion overestimates the purely military importance of air raids and gas bombing against civilian communities. The effects ¦ ► | of such attempts, it is believed, are

cold transient, and the agencies of de-.

the fence have kept pace with weapons of attack. Hence, in

new war, it would still be largely a case of armies-versus-armies, and not of a premeditated slaughter of rivilian masBCB,

On point two, there seems con- siderable difference of opinion among experts. Some think that In great new struggle would be a "war of maneuvre," with speed and mobility resulting from mechanical transport likely to avert a sialic situation.

FAST WARFARE

With armoured automobiles mov- ing, at 60 to 80 miles per hour, tanks at 40 to 50 and bombing planes at 150 to 250, raids could bo directed against lines of com- munication, Fast units could pass around enemy lines, and strike at vital military nerve centres,

a sieve, and

WARNED OF LABOUR CRISIS

FRENCHMAN FORESAW UNEMPLOYMENT

MANUAL LABOUR

DISPLACED

Paris, April 20

The unlimited use of machinery in industry as #1 cause for the prosent economic crisis was pre- dicted by a member of the French Academy more than a century uge.

On June 1, 1833, the Baron, de Morogues, member of the Superlør Council of Agriculture, stepped on the tribune of the Academy of Sciences_to_rend_his_thesis—a pro- photic one-on the utility and in- conveniences of machinery and the means to control and assure Ita continued use in agriculture.

After having, pointed out that the employment of mechanica) im- plements, while Increasing produc- tion, would give the white race better means to satisfy Its needs and bring to it the added joy of forcing Asia to be an economic tributary to Europe, the speaker than painted the other side of the picture. Họ continue without besitation:

"All machinery being substituted for manual labour,, will naturally render unnecessary a large per- centage of the workers who, for- merly found their subsistence in manunt labour. As everyone's points of view are rarely in agree- ment, further than those touching their material needs and families; one can foresee the workers" com- ing irritation against all those who will appear to be the enuse Οξ destitution to which they will be re- duced. The disgraceful excesses to which they will be carried as a result of thelf impoverished state and their friction will readily be.

OAK half a pint of well-washed baricot beans in a quart of water overnight. Cook the benny in the same water, adding | understood," about half a pound of broken mush- rooms and a peeled onion. When labour in England, already quite In citing, statistics on factory the vegetables are soft, rub all developcal t through

this tnnel the rehent. speaker went on to any that social Thicken slightly with flour, cook good was relative and that the gently for ten minutes, season to plight of the worker who found it taste. atir in & amali piece of Beient for his daily subsistence, increasingly dificult to earn suf- butter, and serve with croutons of was more miserable in manufactur Ing villages than elsewhere, De Alorogues concluded with the pre- diction that if factories continued. to displace hand labour, then Rocial, moral and hygiene dangers would show a corresponding in- crense, bringing in its wake sul- cides and crime.

fried bread.

AIR OF DEATH

Pontevedr. The disappearance of corpses from the cemetery of San Jose de Ribadarte worried the natives, Police investigations revealed that a woman named Remedios Gon- zalez persuaded a boy to bring her human bones, so that she could burn them and use the ashes to cure her daughter of an illness known as "air of death."-United

Another view, however, is that the next war, as the last one, will be a matter of promptly mobilising and getting to the front millions of men. The sheer mass of these Press. human aggregations, some believe, will be so great as to prevent a "war of manauvre. Such fare, it is contended, cannot be would have a difficult problem in effectively waged with

armias protracted war in maintaining larger than a half million, whereas ità machinery in a good state of any great power hereafter Involved repair. in an international struggle would have a million or, more men at the front.

war-

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tremendous behind-the-lines ganisation to manufacture and transport the necessary supplies. MOTOR CAVALRY

The mere problem of moving a modern army is an Immense task in transportation. Assuming, for example, that the United States

memorandum Was

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This report, which was far from optimistic, made grent im- Pression on the audience and a drafted to the Royal Government. Immediately it was couched in the same plain terms that de Moragues-had-used- in his speech, telling of the creased number of poor with the displacement of manual labour and the resulting crime and danger to which the nation would be subject.

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OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS

Azrons

1 Work of either the florist or the

tailor.

A book of the N.T. in brief. O Perhaps the first step. 10 Rome's own name for herself

makes this poet's name.

12 "Sho-cat'' (anag.).

14" wits are sure to madness

near, allied" (Dryden).

17 Feminine name.

16 Genuine.

21 Do we read a German, Goethe,

readily Richard? (hidden). 22 It may be an honour to be ad- mitted to this kind of company. 23 Dominion.

26 Feminine name.

20 This age is generally unsociated

with strikes. 27 Bail.

3 Joint purchased with part of it. 34 Title. 36 A fair lady Iron Italy makes

this drug.

Down

In any case, it is pointed out, Ruccessful war of manoeuvre would require an

extraordinary had occasion to bring into action quarter of an hour before discover- 32 Members of the deer family, perfection of staff work, and field army, consisting of threeing it was his brother Santiago. Francisco handed Santiago over to or. corps of

three divisions each. the police:-United Press. This would consist of 344,069 men and 91,026 animals. In marching order, on the road, the foot troops

for 231.8 miles, the motor columns and animals would stretch out 371.3 miles; the tractor columns, 40.6 miles; a total of 643.6 miles.

If such

to be

On point three, experts who have watched the difficult problems pro duced by the mechanisation of in- dustry are cautious in appraising the military effectiveness of the projected extraordinary mechanisa-

an, army were

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A dog barked at a municipal guard. The guard emptied his revolver at the animal, stopped a paarby, asked him for some am- mediate advantages

1,350 railway trains. Thus the munition, and went on shooting. of "motor immense problem of organising a cavalry and the various military "war of movement" is apparent the dog was dead. An indignant By the time the second revolverful of ammunition had been exhausted automatons are apparent, an army United Press. remote from industrial centres

SALESMAN SAM

HALF AN HOUR LATE AGAIN AN' YA LOOK AS WHITE AS A PILLOW CASE! WHAT'SA MATTER, WITH YA?.

OH, I WAS OUT, WITH "TH BOYS LAS NIGHT, PLAYIN' A LITTLE

POKER!

WELL, YA BETTER SAVE YER' POKER PLAYIN' FER SAT,

URDAY NIGHTS! GET ME?

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crowd whipped the guard,

Sam Jumps at Conclusions!

GEE WHIZ, SAM, I HAD A “TERRIOLÉ NIGHT, AFTER I GOT TA BED!.

REGULAR NIGHTMARE! DREAMED

I WAS A SARDINĖJ

ASSORTED 'SOAP AUBOLES

AND BALLOONZ

HEY, NOT SO, LOUD, DUNK! DON'T LET DÜZZİ

HEAR YA!

1 You will find this vessel and a

villain.

2 The kind of journey that looks

likely to to upset one.

3 Pen-name of a Victoriań nove-

Hist.

4 Fastening that maybe on

obstacle..

t There's no doubt some Hebrew started this book of the O.T.

7 This beauty might be near Loil- don but is more likely to be seen in summer in the country.

8 Ofton a warning of coming

Ilincas (wo-words).

I Wander about in the air for this

historically tamous Africa.

13 A part of Canada.

spot in

15 Not where bad old blades go,

but a shell fish.

16 fake of eat.

19 Mistakes that are made good. 20 To come to be known. 24 A fastener.

28 Here you get your fun by up. setting a source of power. 29 Jezebel.did this to her hend

before facing Jehu,'

38 An old-fashioned appearance. Bi Some river of Siberia.

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