Evening Star Newspaper, November 8, 1929, Page 38

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The London fogs, say the old-timers, are not what they used to be and they add that the introduction of gas fires and the improved smoke-consuming de- vices that have been installed in fac- tories on the city’s outskirts, have rob- bed the much-famed fog of the greater part of its terrors—or of its charms— { According to the point of view. Becoming Infrequent. blanket that used to descend two or | three times a Winter into the London streets and gave rise to such well worn was 'Tentative Efforts of “Pea-| electric and steam heating, as well as | Certainly the thick, yellow, choking | leaning against the fog when it lifted,” seems to be much more infrequent in its visits than of old. The fogs in gen- wenlh are paler in color than they used Yet even now, once Winter or 80, there comes a fog that is quite suf- ficlently dense to turn London into a city of adventure and to cause even the experienced cockney to lose his way a few hundred yards from his own door- rage person rather enjoys s; but to the railway are an ‘mmitigated nuisance. Trains run later and later behind the schedule time and an army of men has to be employed to place de- tonators on the lines when the enfi- neers cannot see the ordinary signals. Cost Runs High, The cost to the railway companies of a thick fog runs into many thousands of pounds, and if, as is quite possible, it lasts for two or three days, the prof- its of a week's normal running may be_wiped out. The traffic police, too, have their troubles during a “pea-souper,” for private cars, omnibusses, trucks and other vehicles are apt to get into a hopeless tangle at such congested points as Tnhlgn Square, even though great glowing brasiers are meone‘? in an effort to pierce the gloom. Thus, there still remains some truth in the legend of the London fog, though it must be confessed'that it is both much less frequent and in general, con- siderably less dense than the American | believes and the Englishman—who is | secretly rather Ylmnd of the phenome- non—may give him to understand. Spain has announced that it will ex- empt for two years taxation on all new urban buildings constructed entirely of SUPERVISORY ROLE OF BANK IS OPPOSED |2, problem. committee bly w,;;.uu decision of the conference. Parley on Institution for Interna- tional Settlements Against Function. ou By the Associated Press. 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KIEL, Germany, November 8 (#).—As the vanguard of more than 10,000 descendants of German settlers in Rus- sia 150 years ago, who are about to emigrate to Argentina and Canada, 323 emigrants arrived at Kiel Wednesday destitute of means and charging that all their money had been confiscated by the Russian authorities. Local newspaper are urging the Ger- Ask any druggist for the red box of man authorities to defray the traveling expenses for all the emigrants, especially since the Russian government has de- manded that the German government issue the requisite visas for emigrants within 48 hours. The German govern- ment is expected to comply in order to expedite the emigrants’ departure from Hamburg ~for Canada and Sfiu:hi enbrownand. the very wa COTTAGE Fresh every day at your grocer, soda Sfountain or lunchroom This is Doughnut Month CLAFLIN Optician—Optometrist 922 14th St. N.W. Established 1889 Across the tea cups—¢Cottage Doughnuts’ How the housewives raise their goodness. 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