Show This V T Week eel c by hy ARTHUR BRISBANE Diamond 2000 Carats Sp Sparks Flying Most Worthy White Rat China Is So Far Adventurous young gentlemen will read with some excitement In upper upper up per waters of the River Brazil prospectors have found a collection col I lection of large diamonds Including one weighing 2000 carats next to the biggest ever discovered Diamonds are something like human brains This diamond If of flue fine quality quality ity would be worth whereas where where- as of Inferior quality good only to tomake tomake make diamond drills It might be worth only 1000 The brain of Edison creating work for millions of men Is worth many billions while millions of other brains are not worth ten cents the dozen Also this diamond emphasizes the Importance of the rl right ht education and training Left in the rough the diamond dia dia- dla 1 I Imond mond would bo ho only a curiosity It must be cut and polished then polished then com comes s sits its value So with human raw material It needs the cutting of education and the polishing of experience What applies to diamonds a and d hu hug hugman human man beings applies to other sub stances A ton of iron in the rough might be worth ten or fifteen dollars the same ton of iron scientifically treated and made Into a ton of fine watch springs would be worth several million dollars Russia and Germany Germany- gradually gradually grad mIly more moro unfriendly unpleasant sparks flying Russia has expelled German newspaper correspondents not liking what they write Berlin protests protests protests pro pro- tests to the Russian government Before Be tIe- fore Russia acted Germany had arrested arrested ar ar- rested Russian correspondents covering covering cover cover- ing the Reichstag arson trial with much sympathy for the accused Com Com- Russia also has grave disputes disputes dis dis- dis with Japan and Germany with Mussolini who Is showing great patience At Grove City Pa dwelt a n white rat name unknown entitled to your respect This rat still stUl alive was put into a rattlesnakes rattlesnake's es e's cage in the zoology zoology zoology zoo zoo- logy department of Grove City College College College Col Col- lege to feed the rattlesnakes Immediately the rat attacked ed and I destroyed a group of seven small smaIl rat rat- i Then as the big rattlesnakes rattle rattle- snakes advanced the rat biting and and squealing flew now at them and the poisonous poisonous pois pois- I onous snakes retreated The rat was removed to save the snakes It will willI I probably die of snake bite but but what a glorious death I Alexander jumping down the I wall of a besieged city ahead of his I men and fighting for life alone did no more than that white rat A relief commission gives you rou figures figures fig fig- ures concerning the Yellow River flood Fifty thousand Chinese were drowned A million are starving Conditions Conditions Con Can were made worse by brigands and soldiers breaking dil dikes es In their fighting A plague of heat rats and locusts has added to the evil and parents parents par par- eagerly try to give away children hoping that some one will feed them All AIl of that the western world takes taJ calmly and coldly China Is too far away I This ought to Interest young men Helen a fine big good good- looking girl seventeen years old won the American farm girl championship at Pomona California milking cows cons husking corn churning and raking She ought to marry the champion young American thinker er of about thirty whoever he may be and then become the champion mother Unfortunately that champion young I thinker will probably marry some wisp of a girl that could not milk mill a guinea guinea- pig much less a big cow but can paint the human face prettily And so It g goes es H. H G. G Wells who has mapped out worlds world's history for years ears ahe ahead d. d doesn't think much of today's history and calls Hitler's HilJer's movement mo a rebellion rebellion rebellion re re- re- re bellion of the clumsy lout against civilization against thought s sanity and books Wells VelIs doesn't think much of conditions conditions condi condl in Italy Haly or Russia either cither where dictators hold the stage and power He even worries a little about England Eng Eng- land saying Luncheon parties for literary men may give place to lynching parties bp bp- fore tore my time is out He Ile spoke at a i literary luncheon party j No one would lynch Wells VeIls he Is too i interesting I j i Ladles Ladies of the Exposition of at W r I j Imen's mens men's Art and Industries abandon abandon- i politics for a n minute to discuss bear beai j the male and decided to rc ret ret- the legitimate use of co cm j I by men Will they also advise I 1 j waist squeezing corsets for the fat anI an j high heels beels for the short r I j Men ugly enough and foolish foolish i r enough now without assistance from these good ladles ladies can beautify themselves them selves sufficiently by working Larder harder I eating and drinking less and breath ing more fresh air f Paraguay pro proposes to Import from Crom I Russia ten thousand Cossacks to bel hell belp fight rIght Bolivia for Cor control of at the Chaco region Aborigines Is that part of the tho world descendants of tho the Incas will wonder if it they see the Cossacks at work And students of the human race raco will write another chapter on the mixing of at human breeds breed s which on the tho whole has been highly beneficial 1933 1933 b by King Kina Feature Syndicate tt Inc |