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. • . . . • ,. •., . • .• .10 Spring r Here? • • 'I , A. 44"04rY. *680‘‘.4" °•"" Lone
•• • • - ' - . MS week We have had .evidence• in.. - ,' , ' . - -=-• • Patrols-.
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• plenty, that Spring,
- must • be s either ,t • Parties are .: th11s
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fiej*t'.*y,:e•e/i4 •tha Corner.. or :ASA that teeetiene At this time of 01thr Vleta9ilr.aab1
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ItllaiPheini '"Just fooling. ne."1. '•," ", , .1'1.11. „past, yoaili several Lone 14.0.98,
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A ban Scout of the u-4911•114P4t114 ,' have „mganiaml very inlgebsetut Patrol
.at_milforOtrin*, ..iliVard.00ti110,:haaliaehqu'e;lif, Which- have proved great.
•.• , .,..„--. .?,• Oat 41, Jo X.049".eatit Headquarters a....,,„ ,, u.1 ,. u.
4... -....' • • '`0*7'17f100w.7'. '$11. 1011,1ilOoto,', WirtkcJ.1.*:•-ipy.eit, . what about having a ;440-0',
; ,f,t‘imr,AilAn.'w4t4no,.'••**vo been greatly, en,....
.• ".• ' •,*i'llielliaCilia `''0,016.11* ...4aS'', • '• • . ' lin your Patrol, and' Penh member 'in-.
t14613 0 of you who Who attended. the Lone .
.., 1 -Vita anther . elittP"'*ho la • net yet:, a
.-'. ' • `,••••Bettut Oael'• P' at Ebor Parh.la.„190.:I'd4):seeet. •Deft -forget to
senrian invita.
.rememher Mr, Luck, '110 popular:ijw4- Oen to "Lene „'w,...tool.: t.. . • ,
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Ot Ot.thet•'parltlietella;;40•thavet the ,. • ' • , _ • i .., ,..1,; ,,,..,.,i.:,,o,l, ,.,,...
ii':•••••,. end .0? 04,4ont.,tt.wae ninth griefier• ,-- • '-, - Vekere:e.kbea Brotherhood,•
therei than at,the •
end.0 July,,,44.(1.•'.#!3,..,';..- ,kno,i,SCottt•ia.ii:-ivieindto:Ol.:Land-,ti.
'04* ita'..*dandeffea=whiph he. piked• •-•hrether • to :eferi. every •other •Scout,.
•••••„,rArAlieperk.on,l.pee. *hey nth. -:
1 '':'"i'•:."'.144 '° •_. p.itieeetking to the", 4t130:61.4 Law.
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entieran ."-,Whp, i!-....matr..wre::,igete,:th*t.tho.:,ntepihets.et.
• ' 5 Z-:". 'iiii*ini(,.'iiirn,.PC:141,1.410 ;.,'046414.a?.kM.:`01*:.Ueltien,.'(L41eliatet4tiie;.."'Eng':
•*•••"' • ..,00t one to fly in bifoliici a•Ow',A0'S.Itind). T/OOPhate'aent a gift of Scout
• i , 'ago! .• . . '' •.!- : ' . ' ' • ' .1 Colors:, to the .members . of ' the 8th.
WilaAb700"-VITIFI3traet" .. .i4Jerusalem Troop, Palestine, thus fee-
- ---- - *II Lone - Soehfe.... re-Intende - to,• the-tering-tbishratherly-spirit,
1iirde.;41114 iftigte'',-0
rnii the', iirOie of 1 ,:ilone,.g*Luonta..eint do, i great • deai. to
-.. :. ',Spring,. we. know that thee 19 is Olt help in this way. by ,Oettesp.onding.with
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more en.lti. *either .'tO'at,Pie.' . How% Other:!timies..ii. -this ' countryor •with
AlKiq, altaingi4g. to:feed your. feathered Scouts in • foreign .countries. • • Every
,tiOndied„heixd ot
-6te adOiwho: :;;.6.uf'•7
8491.410'14=4‘goout 06
44dineeoxIfs-44eliii;ichrItl474;t:t:004x0-•
'A „. ...'.4'.....:„ tiree''ter this purpose, setting At Op Oni have ,at,.-Ieeet one:
•• of dperieand tying alliBcout. Pee4riend. Have You Jena? • If
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4:,• sorts of• titbits -
not, • Write to your'SdOuffrianter and ash.
••••-qi,- ... ..-; . .' ‘''' onto it Whicklhe lair a thoroughly en- :min te get yOu one, ' bit 'don't forget.
:Mk-- .: - v.- 7•'‘' 7-.
- .• . 4d• 'irreIdeliteltY71:11Twile'rbTaher Canadian Lento ,or to a Foreign
• prePere; nevi. bird houses' for next scent, '. :. ', • . ' • , 0 •• '
. .year'ff' tenants. Don't, forgett=that deaf .: . • ' • • • . . . • •
Titre, lbaniesl• . • • :: • • - • - • , - The Scout Census .. ••• . .
..„ , .,' ..! . - • .4.k TROUP. Oit1T1•14G • ' :.• • - 'Lefties of thlw_previnen will he •ht-
, The newly formed U ionville, Troop, ' terested to• know that accordtng to a
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who Wore.,recentlY:.plembere of the recent census of the Boy Scout , ,
Mem-
Lone Scout Dpartnint, lOtld. a visit to i".beishin 'of Ontario there'' are 21,793.
,,' .. . 'tem:nib ont'rteceraher 29th, ..for: thetrBeents in pie province, ,ineluding, of
,-• "•''• • ' 'biiiiitiiiiisit'Ontini, -.They visited the' Course, Rovers and Well 'Cuba. • .•
.. • •.!I:Jilin-Nan Bank Of Vommercertuildinig,„[. :.Of this number 313 are Lone'. Scouts,'
which is the tallenthuilding' in Teron..,-, and. the • above, 'figures shows 'a verY.
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to, 'and Inspected It from Cellar to . reef.; substantial *reason. over the' figures
•: •••'''...,i,_. ,.;.;,.,,garden.,,Ao,..0.0 afternoon they all went! returned a year ago. Werate'groWing'
,... ••••...-•40,a,"how;7 and wete..afterwards en -.1 boniest Let as see . to. it that wegrow
- • :•-. ••• .... ..',W.t-ala..e.ti.toiSiipper,,folloted,hy.gtimenlitt, efficiency .is well as -in •naniberadni-:
•••''' " •' anti entertainment by the3rd Toronto' .tag 1932! . ' . ' ..„.... .'
.• t • ,. . . ; Particulars .,oe. :the, .Lone Scouts of
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- 'Here's a Goat? 'Mato Fee'.1932 '• 'Qatari°. may. be obtained frOra the.
. ,4Always-keep-year-tell wagging,- even lbone.:..6cent '- - Department.: The.. Boy
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tip • of ;it to' Scouts . Association; , 330 Bay Street,
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Experts Wain
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Parasite4.
Onc�rnBorer
eritin cola 5-t-oiage 'Win -
.ter for: Missed Attac •
! ;inSumner
• Washington. -;-.An initial shipment of
.., • . . fiatatiites-,; part Of. ni arzilY that May
• • '! .• number 505,000 before recruitite stops,
• -•''''.:Wilf soon reach the: the: United States• as
the ,epearltead of the .1932. -oiffensive
.0, the ro.,!,04 , Goet_nihent. against
-•the-torp-,-boter,-one=theFtnost-tle-
• .. stinctiVek foe n• with which Anderican
: ' •,,;7 ••'it : agricnIture, has to ,deal. Gathered .by
-''*• •.', ,specialists of ,the Burdait,of Entemol-
:.49.0 assigned to : the labtfratory ' at
. Hyeres, . On the' Mediterranean: •coast,
• ia-arnirotnerasiteavvill-be released-
- .. .., , . .,. , next August to meet the corn borer in- --4..- •
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• • the Principal -regions. Of 'int statien: . ,
' • Ditring•the winter this: shipment -with Thb C.osy Santa'
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, .;.•7 , , , the Others that areTo Ta4; *Tile • - The NX
The kift,
• ,• • • . brought only by a Northern winter is
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.* Eitin ,cold sterage. • el:lied surveys of native parasites the mad and mood of 'coziness. Where
•:showed - that they, killeti lesin thp,n 1 StIQW. never falls, where wind never
, •„ per cent. Of the herein beiond the egg huffs and puffs .against ( the fronted
• , State. So the nureen ofEntomology pane, they don't know what coziness
, , • . ..loOlied • abroad ' for parOltie that. is. It 'goes With the delicious greet-
• ,. ' • vren,ld attack the `cora borer effeetiie-• frig of ,warmth and with. mellow, lamp-
:: • ' - ,- 1Y. Studies began in 1919; fie
t long light when* and apples. ;You feel it
•' .-, --aftet-the-cornborer waeleund- in intensely when, coming home chilled
• 2 •United States.. About twenty species .and wet; you climb life It icy steps-
. have so ;far been' discovered; thepe, to be •met by that first breath of the
•, fall into two general e1asees7.-the wasp comfortable indoors. Something good
. type and the fly type.' . An Mittmina- 16 roasting in • the oven -something
tion was made todetermine whether substantial and savory. Alrea'dy.dent-
Akeso.parasites were harmful to plants ed by . the _stretching ,cat, the potty,
and whether they could attack one worn chair is waiting with Open amis.
another. The tests showbd that they, The faithful furnace . glows reasstir-
.Were nOt.harntful to plans. • , hwy. Diuriplirs! To get home on
• HYeree was chosen as being a cent suck a night is worth a winter.
fret 'Point for the collections. The
staff of the laboratory includes two
Anieridans and several Europeans; are
employed on a parttime basia.
' American experts 'at.11yeres quic
pass • 'Upon * the advisability TX
parasites gathered in the field by
,.‘ -collectors, dand when a sufficient n
ber, are ready they are packed
and, Pla.cell in cold storage on a at
::...„ mer. They ',are then sett to Aril
ton, Mass., where the buTes.a Ma,
iteina nreeekting station, From the
they are distrilmted throughout t
. •*; • eern-berer-infested areas. q
.• When liberated the parasites a
'Planted In Oloniet, to assure perm
nerity in 'their warfare against th
OM „mitt -About 150,00a . parasit
• • enemies Of the corn borer have bee
liberated Miring the past year. Blue
•• the :impottaticnis -began, Oyer a decad
ago,. niOre than 2,500,000; parasite
iltaye, been ' liberated, and at leati
- twelve Of • the twenty or S0. species
firmly esiablished. . •. -
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SeCond- Prench Plaie
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Paris. --A second' Frezickproject to;
Send:en airplane into the. stratosphere
Was disclosed recently. • . ,
Pierre Siterchais; aeronautical engi-
neer, 1S secretly preparing: a plane
kpr flight some ten mils or more
above the earth,where PrOfesSor Aug -
Mite Piccard -het summer made the
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first •experiment by balloon. '
• The •Guerchais.plane will be . of 700
horsepower, eapible of some 200 miles
.anhour. It will have a settled duralu-
min cabin.-
The plane Will be larger 'and more
Powerful than:the Farman craft, which
has been • prepared fara ST-milerfllght,
ftight; as disclosed last week. The Far,
man - plane ,will make the' attempt as
sn as weather ConditiOns. are favor-
able, but the •Gnerchais attempt Will
be 'delayed until spring. •
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Though Provincial Treasurer's - Repot; Shows- ))0.6eit floc ,i?;,....i.;, •
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'..4....." --This Year, government Are Making Everx. , ... : ' '.....,',-,,'''' - • '
-.• '.. • . ' Endeovor to„Fieve Balanced Budge i . • ., . • •
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Despite the ' deficit • as • anueuneeds, pia the facts, they will 'tell them.""at.' ., ' ' .• by Hon. A, E, •Dttillep; Provincial; one that part of OutariO'S ,s1V1)1,. , ... • .., . .
Treaeurer, 'the finauelee of the Prov- aniounting tq $1.$,0.0.0,000, bee be .... •"; , .•
limes are In 'sound condition, 'and a-• advanced , to. , the.:, Hydro Electric . • . •
readjustment of.expenditures- and. PoWer•bommissien cif••• Ontario for
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etrenehtnent .,a1 (along, the , line will 'the Pur•poso, of .carrying out. their .. • • . • . .. ,• ' '
give.the Soyern :slit , the, eppertun- Undertaking, and that the, proviete, : :- • . , • "
-ity of balancing it's' budget nett year. has back of' that a utility Owned by
This ale= one 'of. the•-..statenteats' 'made the pith10 through itarnueicipailtieS, : • ... • .••
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recently by the :Province's Attorney- "They will able . tell the • paPlic - .•
General, Col Cot. \v., IT, price, when' he that we have invested over $40,010,-• •• ' •'. ', .. ,.
addressed 1500 Toronto buSitteifinteni•, 0.00 'in 'the. Temialtarning &".$erthern .'„ •..',. „.'. . . .: .
1Iigli.' lights in COL ..POO'S 'stieech Ontario. 'Railway; AO , that that 4k.:..
are .as follows; • . . -..... „ • . .. part' of our Capital- Debt, bat.- that ' .• •,-•;Jk. • ', •.%.
"The .Prevince, 'will carry out- ., its we • ;own that ,road.,..'.,They ••,"Miebt,.. :,..:•••• • ,
eiit.••'Ttetlteliien.Pollety?. and, *41i4:20,;:::alse,„SaY'that- -Quebec •t,owni• no ..gy. n•• ..• " .:•• :•%, ...,„' ..: .,,
ledate gird Miring 'the,year'.`Eleolgo..tervice ' and oWn•, STA,
last year's; iantalmellti! hood and hs not 'Issued. bodda for
"aigit,.'*Aiterer aCernect"the, tutipliee• ..einta..truatfen,
Mie ',Province ; determlued. - •:4•. ,,,.„ •
this .2 nnd*, balance its • 'hydgelt next't . inight.:ge forth •and.say.iliaL ".
'year. There; Will be no . more cie-.., we.. have: spent $125,,0.00;000
ct s. , or 1,er • roTibTaremln'tc-tfMthrelatroa-daand-that-QtrabeetaTrea.
-r • would 'he• earmotLLibe.. Compared with - Ontario _
, '.. ..: The. lateettlaventiOtrirent Germany is th,e: ".el.oad ,movie.' Here w e •have we ec e 1 e cti . our. r n .roads. s. . ey are . no as • wide 4., . - - • ' • •
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see Dr., H. Manitheinter of Berlin deny:metre-Ong, his Meehine. which ; Expenditpre, but the Province has ••Ontarie, roads . they are not as 'firth-. . ' ' • • :
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projects short films. . On donde to a distance of 400. eietet,s. . . ' placed 'a. • slightly higher license fee ly conatracted. and in most . places
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for motor cara4and. tencks • so that they.are not • in any .-way.:as good' • ' ' .. . .• •
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• thie- service Itself will - e e f u - The finan.ci 1. structure . _Caaada--.4_,,,
Climate -and , Life " • '. •
. .fitio.. . . , . , • .. , ,is souttd. OM, Banks 46 ' evolving. , , ..,, . •
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• The. Climate of :the :Canadian North, in ' /mend conditiOn. The taxation t. True, •they. Milk assist in financing ..1 ,•••• '
does not . adversely • elfest. sea life, in Ontario is less than almost any Canada and the ' proVinces. They
aecording tb : the records of the other Province - in •Canada.'', :. The.,., must help to finance our railways
7Norvest--.-Terelteries-'-and-Atitkeit--'-soela-•• ervites7-as-vetl-as-4-4-and-:-ent-iiiglittudertating ' ' .
:04:ild• Findings. In B.C. •
Gralid Forks, B,C.-:-.IteOent,uncov
;ring of the running $75 to the ton'
en theGold Drop Mines•in the Jewel
ramp is, said to the Meet !MAW
,tionaLfind_in_boundsiouniting
in recent years. :Picked saMplep are
said .t� have rn nmuch higher; Several
seMplek ,brougb.tto-Grenct:Fertrat Wive.
large spot, of free geld. , and assays
have beearunning around11, $3
The Ore was found in a grade!
shoot containing' telluride and tree
geld and is a: parallel vein from which,
some 17 tetra of ore •runiting.$30 to the
• ton wee reeently. shipped., • •
•The new find has 'been inspected
by, P, B. Freeland; Government min-
ing engineer, who states that. Ore of
similar' type has been found before ,in
the district : • ,• •
Great -Britain's Task
Cape Argus. --Great Britain is still
my' a creditor country with overseas in-
thefv,estmente valded •0,t. _
the, and she is (Luke capable of restoring
cm. her adverse trade balance and thus
I stabilizing the pound at a reasonable
up
ea.! level. Moreover, she is now the lead
e. ver in an endeavour to secure that co- •
tn. operation froin the gold!-hoardiag
re ' countries which is essential to theIntl-
' vation of Europe and of gtiropeatt.
he atilizatiOn. • If she succeeds there •
e willbe a recovery of 'Welild prices.
a- I The *hole world, including South
I • Africa vr,ill benefit and the gold •stattd-
e erd will soon function again as it dict
e ibefore the'. war. • if she' fails there
e [will' be a succession et crises, each
!More severe than its ptedenessor,
finally civilization as we •know it
• I breaks asunder,
: Death in the Garage
The Montreal Daily Star. -- The
death _toll from. the Inhalation of car-
bon monoxide gas in' a•utemobile gar-
ages is steadily, mounting. A chauffeur
is the lateet vletint in Montreal. The
evidence shoed :that the windows
of the ,antOmobile were tightly closed,
as -were the 'windows of the garage
itself, while the door of thelatter was
almost, closed. It does. seem •estonish-
• ing that so many people who are
connected with the operation of
automobiles fail to observe the most
elementary pre'cautions 'When hand-
ling ears in garages:Hed the chaUffeur
in this particular instance taken care
to open the garage window and door
and the windows' of the machine, he
would probably be alive 'and well to-
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In Canadian North 4Tfie finances Of ' the Province are and -performing their: • fnactioris:
Branch Of , the Department of the In- ,rial, are . s� outstanding as.
terior at OttaWa.• During . the -Winter, to place -Ontario in tt 'class by her- it
IMP& ifortire-7'surfate-of-7-the-witter-is-seif. The'.pubilo must pay for. i•
covered. _by_._ailaproximately.. five leet 'them. It is no
Of ;ice, '4vhich forting a: clearly defined .considei the' expansion' of any Of ;
.of demarcation between the Are- • these; there Must ,be a,•niarlting' ef
tic conditions 'maintaining 'abdte :lie time, no Matter. hew gooda project
surface and those: in, the water . be- there must be no moreexpenditure
neath, th e• result being. that.- the gen- until we wetreneli • and catch up. •
eral conditiena in the Arctic Waters, The •citiiett himeelf must be given
are Shriller to those found in more a ehance without fear of any more '
temperate zonee. These 'Onditinns taxation or• •• disability• to go 'aiead
are clearly .reflected' in 'the 'character and 'make progrese. ,Ontario Is be
of sea found north of the Arctic -hind her citizens. in this. •'
Circle. The herds. of the sea Mammals "A habit' has grownup • In certain
•havagliotonly supported- the, local in quarters of -cOmparing the finances
Of •Ontario With Quebec. ,people are
told that Quebec's. • debt,„;'much
smaller and. that 'they generally have
. _ .
e surplus:" that
those whp want to
discuss the eubjeet^. desire to ' be
honest about it and give, the • peo-
They 'must stand behindour
palities although there has been
over -expenditure.: '•,'• "This fanctienot
chartered_LBanits„In47Canada.•,:-.ii. •
being carried :Out' in a Very helpful'
way. I think prob,ably ' they • went
the fax,. When tithes .were good, in,
advancing money,'• tut they are: teditY-'
standing behind all public bodies in
an attempt to Work out „a eolution
Of our ;problems. It is idle, there-. •
!are, to say that, because there are
subli tretnendeus depasits.'.1in„ Can
ada,..; the. Banks can do every thing.
Th9re is always 'a . limit to What •••
credit can hi...given: • The lees the
• Banks have de in raising money money ,
for GoVernnints,. and 'Muni�ipa1it!e ,.
and other :bodies, the • more will they
have -for the use of btisinese and the
help of our . people in. getting.,
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business structure back to normal."'
ha,bitants' for, many generations but
have also entered the world markets.
The fisheries, while as yet undevel-
oped:, 'have long been an important
factor in the domestic economy of
the ' country. The supply of molluscs
suppert 'many of e arger sea mam-
mal, while the • smeller varieties Of
sea life Malatatin. 'the fishand some
of the stneIl, mammals: The marine
vegetation is plentiful and drawn
upon by all forms of animal life as
' an aid to their subsiatence. . •
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; New treatment Used
I. In Lettuce Seed Germination
I New Yerk.-Germination of lettuce
seed although, ground temperatures
I may be high by a new 'plan of seed
treatment has been worked ant by
• Professor H. A..I3orthwick of the bot-
any division of the branch of the
College, of Agriculture of the Univer-
sity •of California. • PrOfessorBorth-
Wick has recentlY-returned froni
Oriel Valley, Cal., where he demon-
strated the results of his methods to
the growers of. that district. • .
Lettuce seed, it is explained, require
for `gertnination an. adequate sup-acr
• of moisture; good aeration and a low
• temPerature. , High percentages . of
germination are secured over- a wide
range of temperature 'from freezing to
about 75 degrees Fahrenheit; between
75 'and 85' degrees most varieties fall
off rapidlly‘in germination; at 85 de-
grees permination. almost entirely
stopped in moat varieties.
She -"There's a time for sym.
pathy." • Like the Widow's Cruse
when a fellowA bl,k islike the widaw's cruse
German.ISChool Bays
Stage' `%.11S." Play
Haniburg.7-4-German 'school Children,
especially.loys, Who have attained an
ages* which literature can be appre-
'dated, are Proverbially fond ,of the
German ebonies, *fording top.
c�r-
rospondent of The Christian Science
Monitor. They are well read in. Eng-
lish cies* and dramatic -literature• al-
so, It 10 no'unconimon thing for them
to act the whole or a large part of
• Shakespearian play at bieaking up or
on as similar fete day and do it admir-
ably, A new departure was recently
undertaken by the sixth -form boYs•-•7
irtmanerras-theycare-tertned-h,ere---
of the Hamburg Herder School. 'They
ventured on •a performance of G. Ber-
nard Shavils,.".U. Joan" in the trans-
lation by Siegfried Terbitsch: •'. The
boys in their enthusiaam made no cuts
and ptfed--lavt4ng--over-fottr
hours. No one in the audience, which.
filled the large hall of the school to
bYerfleYdag, appeared hared, however,
but on the contrary. The services
of a „talented young actress,' Barbara
Schuchard,' had been obtained for the
name' part, but otherwise all roles
Were given, and g'yen admirably, by
the boys. Scenery and effects and in-
cidental music by the school orchestrd
were highly comendable: It, was a
Performance that might have delight -
just inissed a two -foot puttis not of Oil; you. dip into it again Rad_ again; , at -"G- B -S-' himself. • •
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• ' . they Were..Investinent in books is a modern
Toys Traced'
the time for It.". • and the contents remain exactly What• ' \ •
Every man is oceasionally what capital investment, the capital of
he ought to be perpttttaily,_zliti. which never Undergoes wastage or de -
Merman. • terioration:"--J. Ramsay • MacDonald.
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Wind DangerOui
'to Skyscraper
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Tests on *led ureFaures revearthat
• a inlet:ion action ;on. the leeward side!.
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Portable Theatres To
Tour -Spain
Madrid. -Spanish stud outs ate pre.
paring' a rtation-wide tbur for .10'32 to
exhibit classic plays in Greek, Latin
and_Spaniahwit‘the hope of
in the country's 'culture tinder the. ,
epublie. They will travel in Motor •
Mango' !Mi. Fist e.Xpc.riesri,iAci
bis and truck, carrying portahle
tltPa Wes. • front Ostend to London. Evidently ft nitt
• , .
iir•1;•;;;
Of a skyseraper may prodttce serious
effects iti a iiigh •wind.
r,•
Tiger "Flying High"
,• .
• 1" r •
.,^fl
: . To Persia
• Detroit -The first mechanical toys
Were 'invented by the Persians '700
years ago; Sir K Oenison Rosa, Pro-
fessor of Persian art and literature at
the University Of London, Stated in a
recent lecture here. Boss said the,
/Persians devised • intlieate toys early
in, the thirteenth century,. Elaborate
drawings of their devices are; includ-
ed Isi books illustrated 'by Persian art-
ists, he said. 4'
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Indo -Chino Theatres
Prefer
Thefirst•talkieg
p en ea in Saion,
11 the fall of 1930
• cab: films. This venture was at first a
:atoms, bOt• although large ' crowds
atne to see the novelty; they could not
.inderstnd tke words and shorHy lost,
•'Merest. The theatre -is now shoWleg
Preach talkies,. -47, S. Commeree
. 'amts.
French Talkies
picture theatre was.
French. IndeChina,
and showed Ameri,
kulea For Citizens-to4le
Buenos Aited.-Foreigners May he;.
me naturalizitikenOf Argentina
iv two years' 'residence; provided
learn the Spanish language and
:e n "felons" or doctrines ()posed
the Argentine form of government.
_der a denree. issued teeeittly bp the
•
So safe tbat it in not ignite'
Oen a tighted match it llpplied
o it; a new fuel for airplanes haa
hi•ca intreducd, -„ •
•.•
Interesting ts • •
• • • „ On Bird Life
• Hamming birds, swift; ws
and. inartins cannot 'walk 'Or' oPV-
.horizontal athlete. Of these cthe
huMming . 'birds are • the •moat
help-
• on- the ground. Swifts, swallews • .
and martins have small; Weak feet, .•
Which- are adapted only to perching,
and • t&'.: clinging to perpendicular
surfaces. • These birds spend Muck
ef their time on the wing andit has
bon suggested- that • same jot the; •
swifts •may spend the entire night on • •
thriIfiff.fit great heights. The
seldom if ever alight on theground
and' they tapture insects for feed •
Stoop water from ponds and lakes
for dripk, and pluck twige from
frees and gather other material for.'
their nesri, all while on the wing.
When some species of Swifts are
placed on the ground they Can arise
only by means of .chintay. 'efforts,
Whit is even more rInarkable, ae.
eording to the U.S. Biological Sur.
vey, "both thehimney, swift and •
the white -throated swift pair while • •
in flight,"although some naturalists
doubt that any Species ot bird actual.:
ly mates in midair. " . .
•
* *• • *
• .
he song of an English pightlagaleL _
wao4t�tie *Orli when
Beatrice Harrison, English musician,
lured •one of the feathered song-
sters to a micrephone concealed :in
'a' thicket on her estate "la Surrey.
The birp•kas stimulated -to enter
the thicket ibid sing When the
clan pliyed a cello and sang softly::
Many unsficcessfal efforts had been
made preViously and when the' bird
began to sing in. front of the Micro-
phone it was switched on the air
mid all other programs laterrupted.
The nightingale's song waif picked
isp distinctly in the United States,
and Atstraila.--Animal•Lite." ' '
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Bountiful Frdit Harvest ,
• In Southern d'ellitiany.
The fruit harvest in south Germany.
this year was large, . according to a
correspondent of tlChriatian Science
Monitor. Cheap leans far the tran-
pert and purchase of fruit have been
granted. The shores on the Gerzhan
fOde of Lake Constance are an
pecially rich: fruit regloh. Int Sank '
par:r of this land an interesting old •
torn. still prvail. Until Ottohm
fruit may remain on the trees, but
not longer, no matter'how brightly the
Hm may Shine.. The fruit Must
AtItherecl before "Galin* bey," ,or any.
body may take al•t##=. Pkierh eaya!
'When Gallus l)ay is past Whatever
fu tt reaming liatiq't•s min"
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• ^
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, A Tti5 W5.S ecmplaining of the
cic Of . warmth , in the bearding,
iionse 'in whirl he Was staying. In
the daytinie it ba.d enough," he
:mid, "bt 'itt night r Reetneetty *alto
nu arid 1oar try t -1i11 Chatterlfig Off
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