Evening star., 1933-07-04
7 RISH INDEPENDENT, Dublin.-A
career master who gives the boys

career master who gives the boys
advice as to the profession or oc-
i cupation best suited to their talents
Is now q recognized off1cial In Eng
lish publish schools. Some colleges and
universities in Ireland have organized
an Appointments Bureau. But apart
from these, it is true that Irish parents
have no institution, no statistics, noth-
ing but their own judgment to guide
them in deciding what calling offers
prospects to their children. 1t should
be possible for the Department OF Edu-
cation, if the National University and
other educational bodies gave some
help, to prepare every year report OF
facts. statistics and advice for parents
In this way some Of the overcrowding
of the professions might be avoided.
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Depl0res Clashes
At Baby Shows.
Irish Independent, Dublin.-Dr. c. S
Thomas of Belfast, at the Eastbourne
Congress of the Royal Institute OF Pub
lie Health, said that baby shows were
"the very devil"
Every mother thinks her baby is the
best in the show, and If you decide
against her she will ask you what you
have received for judging. have seen
one mother black another's eye at one
of these competitions.
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AuStrians Score
German Boycott"
Vienna Herald.-For reasons based on
political differences. Fascist Germany
has placed a virtual boycott on travel
by German citizens to Austria. This
Summer, no matter how friendly OF
well disposed German tourists may feel
toward Austria, they will certainly think
twice or thrice before paying 1000
marks per capita for the privilege OF
spending a couple Of weeks IN their
neighbor state. ..
The action Of Germany is no doubt
directed principally against the hotel
industry In the Austrian Alps, IN the
Tyrol and in the Salzhllrg and Voral-
berg districts, in former years the IA
vorite resorts OF German recreation
seekers. The result this year will be
a heavy loss to the proprietors of such
retreats, and also to the transportation
companies.
The real purpose behind the embargo
however, is to bring pressure upon the
with the National-Socialist development
in Berlin. This action will probably
have results very different from those
expected. All loyal citizens OF oul
country will take up a stronger ano
more concerted defense Of native In
terests, and foreign travellers from other
quarters of the globe will be greeted
with a hospitality and kindness ever
greater than any evinced before. notec
as we have been for our welcomes ano
ministrations to the stranger.
The opinion of all liberty-loving ant
democratic people, especially, will be OF
our side in this unjust economic dis
elimination Counting upon this re-
| ciprocal and spontaneous sympathy
Austria appeals now to the tourists O
England, America, France and tn
world in general. Austria has been Il
late years at least two-thirds depenoen
for her national recovery upon IN
patronage Of foreign tourists. But I'M
| IS no selfish or one-sided arrangement
| In return for the pecuniary advantage
thus flowing from the exterior we of1el
travellers something unique, somethinl
magical. This something is the hoWe
of German art and culture, and tn
"reminiscences and traditions of NOR
than a thousand years. In the m1ddl'
ages, Austria was the chief nation OF
the continent Of Europe, and 1t wa
within her boundaries that the Hol,
Roman Empire founded its magnificen
projects, established its centers OF learn
ing and erudition, and yet perpetuate
the memories as well as the mater1a
evidences Of its glory and grandeur de
rived from its predecessor sovereigntie
of Rome and Greece.
Sojourners here will find themselve
surrounded by peace and Righteousness
they will be unperturbed by politica
| foment or social discord. They vii
enjoy in the most delightful degree al
our natural beauties and historica
monuments; our lakes and lovely cite
will charm them and intrigue. Gu
music and our bright peasant costume
| will teach them more Of the Austrtal
soul and Austrian aSpirations than the.