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•• ' .Weare gladflto ;note that recentty
• k ,*. combined Waeke0' camp washeld'
at Nitdilnlin NtIti:n..t.Ine10ern '43f ,the.,
. . Lone .Scout Patrols-atBkatkiiiiniiifill
pnionVillg, '',,,:;•"r•Z,n4 ' -•• ' 1."!
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AlaikOt a dozen** Scouts attended
fit AB and thees.included the Serait,
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1 Lord BeSzbo.r9v.' bitecested Spectator
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r., .-FreochncregcopistrerActs.SYston . • .
Of Tracing. People by Watch Duo
Anterin4ierial.":fraiernisatiOn.,aroorigat
umstance a tins,4ist,ttn.re method
establishing lasting peace 'and
friendliness, amongst the riatilms
the future: • '
Hatchrmion, ' and ale°• the Assistant
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• ° itgOttr -.4bP, rt,` rt. ":/.10804 saifts.-Pqn tBex.'
• Hutchinson ancr,alio the' *lout r.Wspend 'ajnite•-•.1 a Iot of
• ' • Provineial:•:COMMissioner • fOr, Lone time each, aumMer ,paddling 10504 in
Snt:4PARS,X011:, Furnnigtf, n ' yeiar.,;.Caueeand „witiPlust little'
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• spent,zvirhich iocloded many Scooting for the caneeman's Badge.
'activities and during. which :oPPor- Here lirethe reqUireinents: • ,i•••• .
.. nitie'Were offered t,e!elhe,ate,p..one torAtwira at:
;' ,S.posts.te pash tests ter prO4CletieY.• leaSt;Mtti-S-Taidhin;y6ur . 'clothes.
uestionAilpx,..J , 7 —' •
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i{,!,-,•.:2iO4,11*38104 iiric,p4difiig canoe
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Ways, to tell where a 'person has
boon _oti.lihst. hebas bees-doing,hystez.-
nxiinl*,t40.. Worke his watch ‘l:ieVe-
.been perfected tie Freach.mirCO,
seoplet, Dr. Severin Icard. The clues
are sapplied,•Dr. Icard explains,. by the
dust Which the watch picks up on tts
travels: ; in the wearer's. pocket laod.
which. can be taken out and .Identified
Under 'the -Microscope.' irhe watch et
some•:crindo•al• whom the Pelice•deaire,
to trace p_erhaps of 'some person
, found ,dead end:whom it .is itecesorY
to .identify is cipened; laid down, on..a
sheet clean,avhite paper, and tapped
gentlY,..With •the• 'finger Or ,with email
. • • •• ••• •
' tool:. 1.0-00e. dust iaside 'the case, fells
-• 'eat Mar,be collected. • „••• .
• The inost...sigailleantt .the 'watch
2ditat, ‘iisually • 4s -stack' OA
• , Dr.°. IC .d to the Wheels, er..bear-
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•• - •-• No doubt finite a few , e. Coo sanuasnips -
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_---_throughout,Oiitario.look-Aei
ridcilW•-art-oWTsterri-ror.
the :pre,caiutions•to
tr&
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ly week to reading-thisz.-cplumn---. 1edge of paddles„ _„„ ; • .
their local paper, • Mil, initte.•prebalillt; 3.,'„Iletnenstratiribilityto/Clinih into
• some question.regarding.SC:Outing.and "„an empty, canoe in water at least six
its history frequently alisesi,a4,',theie ifeet-440P... • , • • ' • •
widch remains oftentimes nrij 4. How to make •inirior repairs to a
answered.' •• • •
• Therefore we invite • Lonft...:Scouts 6. Must have paddld, either in a
• and ethers who are intereted in thec number of ,stnail.trips,;Or.,.'in one leng
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Bay &mita Association to Send • us one a distance of fifty mileand have
your queries, and we will do Or 'hes
•1.:to answer then:, through.'the medium
•• of this paper. 9tiestionamuSt he con-
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done, your full. bhare of paddling..
• 7. Know , how • to Raddle a canos
in -case of lea of aniddle, or, in.
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• •fitied tO Scouting subjects, and should the: event of the canoe opsetting, the
be addressed to "Lone "E,” In care of
•. 1Boys Scouta,.A.siociation, 330 Bay St:,
•• . •.Toronto 2, Ont. i „ ,•
• • Recently Toronto was the scene of
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' the International••YalCC.A.
, • • lcnfer-
•ence, and boYs .from all ever the
,• ,world attended, many of them Selniti,
.• wearing their Scoot uniforms,' and
• others in the ;XatiOnal Costumes- of
•• • Alii
.•It was Mae • a unique• Sight • to 'see
..,EcottighBoys. in kilts, walking in the
• , '' streets of:, the city, side by side With
• Greek beysIntheir. pictureseme Nat-
teht method' of keeping afloat:until
help arrives. . • • ' „ •
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Hew to Beanie,a Lone Scout
• If you are between T2 and 13 yeari;
Of, age, and ler any reason eannot join
'a Regular Troop, write to the' Lone
Scout Department, The Boy •Scouts
Association, 330 Bay Street, Toronto
2, giving. all partieulars. of yourself,
iffitl they will be glad ,to advise you
how to become •a Lone Scout.
tOn 'is-desigaed prin-
cipally to • give boys :in rural' districts.
and •Small villages a chance to be-
1- boa Costume. • • ' .cOnia-eal,4S; ' • • ** • •
oviet Leader -Made
•ubject,rof—Jokes
'because she,
• told -a joke PaBtalinleka.-__Eva, Gat-,
,•lette Grady says--(inher book "Seeing• ,
Red") that "far, hetter Stalin jokes are
-going the remota ' ,ot Moscow now—
sinew the ' daily rations.... of blear bread
• bait') been ea still,glier"The Offend,
story..'that 'brOtigh rMrs...Grady's
,•:• expulsion hais a.oung Jewish' boy ,sav
.• •14 an unknown man from drowning.
After, he MS recovered spmewhit, the
• man ' disclose's his identity, much_ t'o
• ,
the 'boy's confusion: , '
, stammers the youngster,
„ ficnie----to-Treiv-4nst dpiet-teil.--tnunne
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• It Was »me that sated , youi" •
-1 • • "if you are-Stalin—why---if It's all the
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Geological -Student
. , SW -f-A3nteido Mines:
Totonto.--The mines of northern
Ontario, curious', formations in the
-Wit and -tette Canadian -Rockies,
and 'ether sections of the strtictural•
framework • Of the I)Omittion.. will be
studied by the international sumer
I gif•--To- eeover this ,he takes tiny
hieds of . cotton twisted to a point,
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tike these sometimes maid li-jr:d6j-ittata
to clean small cavities in•teeth. WUh .
these Miniature whiSkbrOoliis he Atiate
• off! -the bearings., !shafte, *Wheels and
other parts of the, works, collecting
' the thousands of • tiny dust particles
which have accumolated 0111100, the
watch last had thorough Cleaning.
Particles of cathoo„haye been recover- •
ed froin the watches' pf chauffeore.and
coal workers, particles ,of ifietarfrom
. those •of in:41441sta, particlei • of clay:
'and mortargrara the -watches of t „ • •
• layers, tiny hair fragments 'aro• _
Wire tiniepieees•; and Sniallabreds
vegetable :matter frem» those of ' mar, • •
lot gardeners and thekeepera, of. grit,
'eery. stores, The vloliniste Witch al, • ' .•
waysar4elds epia1 fragments •
-resin used on the boW. .;• •
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:-Large-Ordeti-,Plac ew—OLF.oreuros
For. Ontario' Peaches,
ilt-Orders frilrifoRt-e-20-dar--,'
londs.....4-12axect--maelle.s.,=f_er. Weatem Vicosa • Bra-sit--Brazil-scion—mait
the offices ' of the Ontario Growers';11 lvelptly's:inhn-e°347:14,hr-tilion oeattirP.ra.tism.ennt-4::;•:H.•:••••-
•Calla(lit have been "recetvsa -through tolls, Ariteriein b.:tartlet and director., , . • .
Market Council, according to Charles , of agricultural andveterinary cer, ; i •
W. Bauer, secretary of the eiganiza-
lege here
tion. . - ; • L
•' For several years Dr. Rohs Pias
• The council; representing all the
been
fruit andvegetable growers in the pro- experimenting;with ;=aarions ..
• plants and trees indigenous. to Brazil; •••
vince is makfog a ,concentrated effort •and he has found that' the sapticaintia.. '.
iii recover Ontario's- market for fruits tree produces a 'fruit the seeds of - •
and vegetables -in -Western Canada. _ ,...
Which -Yield -a medicinal oll equal Of
chaulmobgra, generally used in lep- •• .
rosy treatmentk. . • .. •
Canada's Governor-General 'watching the points of ',interest. while
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'• shooting the Lachine ' Itapide: Cantain. Fred,. ,Gulle.tte, •rapicis pilot '
Of the Canndi, Ship 1.4lien, s",e4 :herAAA„, tile. role of informer.
• •
On Mistress Nicely,: a .
• Pattern. of Homely Virtne
lia Was e Woman peerless In li.er.ista-
• With. household 'virtuei wedded :to
her name:). • '
Spotle'ss in linen, glass-blea,ch'd in
her: fame,
Ana Pure and clear:starch'cl' hi the Government to , a company
conversation; • headed by a wealthy diamond Mag-
Thence'in-my, Castle of imagination :nate. • This territory- will be COD-
Sho dwells fOrevermore,' the dainty. verted into a 'great fruit area. .
• , . Fruit experimental » -work ;is elr.
To • keep all airy draperies frOM ready being con'ducted under the
British Guiana Plans
To Grow Pineapples,
Trinidad, B.W,LL—PineaPples grown
from plants imported from Honolulu
and alartirilaue are: to becoMirthe
• staple crop in a huge developnient
enterprise starting in British Guiana.
A 40,000 -acre grant has been made
Stalin Diet the shade of Lenin not
,
• • long ago. • There Was talk of things
' • on earth. Lenin weal/oh-of questions
7•• ;12eFaralarlioirTtlilagii•• *ere-. going in
nis' beloved Rinisia.:
• .."IlOW is the: Five -Year Plan work-
• .• fug put?" he encinired eagerly. _•
•• indeed," , Said Ste -HIV
.boastStilly .listing •they At•Complish-
Mente of the -yea just ‘. •
"But the people. MAY' are they?"
asked Lenin. , ' • •
• "They are With mer said Stalin.
• .."What, are your plans after the Five-
• Year Plan is completed?" querried
• Lenin. •
•• "Oh," said 'Stalin, "we intend to 'be-
gin, a second Five -Year Plan:" • • •
"And the people?" ' ' '•
, , "They,will be with me," Stalin as-
' , mired the shade Of Lenin.,
' "NO,", said the 'shade, shaking his
• head Sadly; ."Nif, younie wrong:
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The p�pl5 will. be 'with me."
school..- -of, geology,. ,,paad?pp, of_ 22 .
7.an- d dedexit ;order felloWainher
•• Shame, .• .• •,
vision of-an--e--xpert froni--Hosi
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And all dream-furnitures-iii-preserva- . •
The commercial representative of
the Ontario Growers'- Market Celina'
was sent west some weeks . ago to
proinqe and develop the western Mar-
ta' for OntariO friiit`..' Already as a
result of his. efforts, -orders hap been
received 'for some 20 carloads of boxed.
peach s.
y Johnson
Moscow.—Idiss Amy -Johnson;:--Bri--
tish. flier who is trying out her speedl
in a flight from England to Tokyp, con4
Untied on her way july. 29th.
Moscow was iher fourth stop since
she and her companion, Mk. J. Hum-
phreys, flying instil:lc*, left England
On July 27th. The first' hop» was' to
Berlin. The Berlin -Moscow leg was
at Koenigsberg, Germany, and Ver,
likie Luki, Russia.
tien÷- • - .Itis hoped within five. years to
walketh 'she with keys quite 1gtae eninleynient to 7000- perscns.
shyer bright, .
In perfect hose, and shoes of seemly
black, .•
Apron afidetomacher of iily-white,.
Princeton ,..lIniversititudents., 'who
with their instructors,and *nests, ar-
Aired in Toronto ,by car this
Week.. Profeetior Richard Id. Field,. Of
.Princeton, directo the party, 'assisted
by :professor prling Dorf. Dr: Alfred
C. Lane, president of the Geological
:Society of Artierica,•., Joseph A.
,RettY.• nt the. QUebec Geological' Sur-
vey And Kenneth H. Condit, -a Prince'
f:pn, aitunnue_,„ wilt -travel nfir- guests
with the party. • • '.
• The 'first object of study will, be the
Noranda rained at Rouyn- The Party
leaves Toronto, shortly for the north,
Where they will visit the Hollinger
and MacIntyre nines at Timmins, be-
fore the 'party Moves. westward. •
The litirilish'd• plate • grows lustre
in her sight, •
floors and tables :thine
her beat • ••
—Themes Hood, in' "The Plea of 'the
Midsummer. Fairies."
"
Where Frigland Leads • •
London Daily Mail: "It1
wonder that the ninetieth effrow___OL
the Royal Agricultural • Society cif
England, which is now in progress at
Warwick, slioeld be Proving such a
• success and such an attraclion, to the
public. •The show is in itself most
:interesting "as- a revelation of what
the English farmer Can do, and it is.
set in perfect English scenery.
Though - the difficulties which con
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Geld Vein:.,$100,000 to Ton front our agriculturists are immenee,
•
, Revealed in Mexican Mine the geili§11 ffirlter 11 still leading
Nogales,•AriZ.—Excitement ran high
after discAery of a gold vein essay-
ing approximately $100,000 to the ton
in the old Victoria Mine, south of here
re,cently. ' • •
' The assay was made of a sample
several, incites .wide and Weighing
about a pound. Its; gold content was
more
! than 25 per cent. • tunity to learn to pilot metoriess
atr-
. •
• planes. A summer station for gliders
has been established here,. and in ad-
dition to the group of shme» shay rt
gular pupils, special courses in gliding
have been, arranged for the summer
guests.
Conditions for gliding are excellknt
on Ilerkiini. The dunes, deflecting the
winds from all sides, create an "Up-
wind," and the warm sand of the dunes»
and the broad strand' also create Up-
ward currents pf• air.
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• Snakes vs. Rabbits
Perth, Australia. -,-,A zoologist here
has proposed that large non-poisonous
snakes, particulavly boa -constrictors, radio sending apparatus, attached, told
be liberated in the districts of Aus- members of the Graf Zeppelin crew it
tralia wheie rabbits destroy crops and had reached an altitude of 50,000 feet:
pastures to the value of millions of The balloon, eight 'feet in diameter,
dolars annually. was being tested on the dirigibles last
Sntall non-paieenous snakes are al-
ready Widely need in Australia to des-
troy rats and mice, but the Zoologist ployed 'ler ------------ netebrolog cal -
the world in such matters as breed-
ing of livestock.
-Glider Instruction is. Given
To Visitors at German Resort
Borkum, Geilinany.—Summer visit-
ors to this resort now have an oppor-
The old, Victoria, Mine, located in
'the Altar district of Senora, recently
was acquired, by B. B. Buckeridge,
Forth Werth, Texas, oil .promoter.
The mine has been idle sinde the Villa
revolution.. -
. Fascists Learn to Fly Gliders , . .
• •. R,eport Shows ItecOid . •
lionie.-,--Young • Faschits are I -being • •:-..,
taught to handle niotorgias airplane - Turnover of Gold
1
, gliders in preparation for later and London.—Despite the Increase in the
• more thorough training in Practical bank rate from 2% to 3% per cent.,
aviation. . 1826,304,750 was withdrawn from the
the first Scho,o1,in gliding has been Bank ot England on Sixty 24th. This is
established at Favullo, where flftY
members of the AVanguardisti (the ad-
vanced branch of the -young Fascist
In Preparation _for Aviation
• party) are being instrficted. Pilot'13.
licenses be granted to those .finish-
th,e Course. Additional schools ther increase in the bank rate soon.
• soon twill be established in other cen- The bulk of the withdrawals. has been
ters.
believed to be the largest gOld with-
drawal ever made in one. day,' •
in--th-erpast ten -days $135000000 has
been withdrawn and there , is some
speculation on the phances, for ,a fur -
Made by Prance,
Deitroyeir—Robot
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• ,x,•••••%:,r:r.V:r,''''''..
The l.Y. S'. Stoddett, fi radia-ontrolled destroyer, 'Went
niatieettylea .withont .0,. Ilia( on board, 01t,„0outhern Galifornie cou
retentl.
,
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Day Set: in Memory - • .
'• 0
-Clover-Planted-'to Chec
- Spread of Forest Fires,
fGladatones...Cift Olympia, "Wasn.--Stdte and private appearance and may appear droopy,
Bronze Age Houses Restoied
Constance.—A group of five houses,
• reproductions of the pile • dwellings
dating *,ack to the Bronze Age (about
1100 B.C.) has, been completed here. •
T-11'..remaanjb"iline _of g"Le-re_tl..w origJr;aisstwrijacicteak
found here serving as models: A •
group of reproductions of hooses from
..thleiere•i.ate, Ice Age already is standing.
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.Signs of Chi& Coccidiosis..
...._,Pr_eppx chicks with ruffled feathers
end an inclination to gather closeto
-thestove-orrto-finddle. togither-inalte
ainkshine as if chi1ie thus show the
first -indications of oecidiosii, says
Harold Canfield of the Missouri Col-
lege_of_Agriculture._In_okler_chigkens
• the symptoms. are „ less pronounce&
but the birds have a general unthrifty •
o h ben idraugur-
eintereats. which central forests in the
Lond n; T ere a •
•
eto serve the iporpose
Founder's Day in memory Of the great filds utilitaran
British Liberal, William- Ewart Glad-
stone, Prime Minister; . who laid the.
'foundatns of st. ,Deinicirs Library.
61411km:to 'began the library in quite
A small, •ntr,ay with two wood and felt;
lined metal menu; built on,'Hawarden
Hill, and here he sent some 27,000
heeks' fibin liis house. It is re,--
te4Tt-hatf-he-took.„-each_ene_ef _them
dovin from the shelves: and peeked
them with his on hands.
When. Gladstone pased on in 098
and a national memorial was decided
pn, . -was agreed to erect a t:terman-
erit building for the library. This was
completed in 1902.
ated at- St.- Hawarden, a Northwest states are planting c1 oV
er
Welsh Life to be Studied - •
By. Undergraduates
. , Cardiff, Wales—The guild of . un-
dergraduates of the • UnWersity . of
Wales has inaugurated several re-
searclies into • matters pertaining to
Welsh. life, each of which is .conduct-
ed by a different section of the guild.
• The theological section . is publish-
ing a Welsh' translation of the -Bible. as much as oil •in the mushroom town
Tho -history. section has- produced a of Mentone, nineteen Miles northeast
bibliography of 'Welsh history which of here. The high gravity oil from
it is hoped to publish this summer. the.deep Wheat poolliin Loving 7Coun-
Tha anthropekigical ;Section is • en- tg can be bought for 25 cents a barrel
• gaged upon a surver. of population at the field: •
areas in Wales. ' At Mentooe water posts 50 cents a
The -guildnurahere more th•an 8000 barrel. Lt:is hauled from•either Pecos
mere. ty.ers. •___._. ._,_........___
Radio 50 000 -ft.' Up ' . - the daily visit of the water wagon.
Residents of Mentene eagerly await
or ,Mon.hans, forty miles distant,
A Broadcasts Clearly •Growing
Friedrielishafen, Germany: — The haviog • little modern construction
Literature is produced not by taking
of fire breaks. For several years ex.!
periments have, shown that clover of
various species will remain green dur-
ing dry weather and forin a mat thicic
enough to impede: fires.
• At lookout stations on high peaks
clover flourishes .where there was a
-limited .amount of moisture. .Heayy
dew alone kent clover .green on some
mount:Onelopes.
Billion Miles of Road Used
Canadian.* motorists and visiting'
United 'States motor tourists triiveled
over 9;000,00,0,000 miles of highways
in. Canada_ last....year,_-_used approxi-
mately 600,00%000 gallons of gasoline used •by the Geodetic Survey of Can -
and paid a direct revenue to the pro- adh, Dept. of the Interior, were made
vincial governments in the for& of of wood* specially impregnated with i• •
gas tax, auto and drivers' lieenses, ag-i paraffin, and were standardized be- • [
gregating nearly $43,000,00. --Cana- fore and after each field season. How.-
diao Press., ever, since 1923 a strip of invar (nu
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alloy of nickel and steel unaffected- bif
Water Costs More than Oil climatic conditions) js attached to •the
with ruffled, piled plumage.
At the Break of Dawn.
• The huaband almost jumped ou,t of • °
his chair„is the sound of a terrible •
ci-ash came te him from the direction •
of the kitchen. ' ‘. • •
"You know, darling," he» said to his .
wife, "I think we ought to- call that
maid of_ ours Dawn.' . _
"Dawn?" she echoed wonderingly.' ,
n'Whaever-fof?"---• • • =---
He regained his calm and sniffed..
"There isn't a day that she doeSil't
break," he replied. • '
Geodetic Survey Rods ---'-----
Prior to 1923 the, • levelling rods
•
, •
face of a supporting wooden rod. The .
In Texas Boom Town
use of the; invar rod has removed the
• Pecos, Tex.—Water sells .foi- twice, necessity for rod corrections which •
formerly caused great delay. .•
, Hongkong's Reservoir
new reservoir, with a capacity of
-19,000,000 gallons, is nearing domple-
tion »on the Kowloon side of the bay • ,
in the Colony of Hongkong:. It' is one
of the largest undertakings now in
progress In .Sotith China,' being 400
feet wide and 110 feet high. The con-
tractors, who have an American man-
'eget-, employ hand labor extensively, •
first radio broadcast from the etrato-
ains, but by having them. The :whole equipment at their trnmand. '
sphere was heard recently when a di-
1tra
m nut ve hi an thrift Of the Writer's conscions-
ti • st uments and vest pocket'.
nese, and be chemically combined
there until, touching the consciousness
of the reader, it explodes and fires the
inind. Without that explosion there
'Is no alteration of the thought pattern,
and reading science becomes a pas -
trial flight before its arctic expedition,
time about..as invigorating as playing
in Which 'similar balleons be tni.-
' DI • Austin.
sum ,01 objective material mut pass' • •
balloon,with automatic° re- .
roposes to import arid breed boa con-
etrietos and set them »free aiming the
rabbits. ' A, boa cOristricter breeds
rrddly, and an adult s alioWs a rabbit
at one gulp. •
A Lucky Escape
Vancouver. -Pilot W. E. 'Benett
ef the Jericho Air Station here es
caped without a scratch when 'Ms'
seaplane fell 200 feet at the Sea Is-
' land Airport last week; 'Bennett
was taking part lil 3, boinhing demon-
stration with .two Other seaplanes
when the tontrole of his ,machine
jammed, and it trashed. The ma-.
chine was wrecked, but Bennett
emerged from the wreckage
ancl intrnedietrey requested the
Jeriho- Stationto send 'Mtn 'another
elanet • ,
•
• --, •
The man who is always eelobrating
• will never be celbrated.
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data.
time as it loses moisture, and dWells
as it picks rip' moistur, is responsible
for most of the difficulties experienced
in• the niernifadture and use -of wood.
Much can be clone 'through careful
seasoning arid canaltionifig treatthents
to Conti -di this s-ealled 'Working' ol
wod. . Ameng » the activities » of the
Forest Products Laboratories of the
• Department of the Interior at Ottawa
is the conduct qf research in this con
. nection and the distribittion of infer
:nation in this regard to lumber pro-
, uerhend gram:
Doing Good .
The good we, fancy we would do
if we only had more means and ,
ability may liti a: great source of
pleasure to ourselves, but the good
we :do With what we have is all that
can be transmitted to others to be
transferred to our eternal home.
' •
Shrinkage in Woo4
The fact that wood shrinks in vol-
•I .
Bearing » addresses in SYdneY•,
iingapcire. Manchester, 1 Saskatoon,
end IndlernPolie, a posteatd posted
in Neill recceily travelled round the
world at. a (soa of 21e.
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