The Lucknow Sentinel, 1937-11-04, Page 6•
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'Don Martinez," •DPS•tSr. muttered,
"1.11pS,'Puane,
, .
ani The TI49 ciOnn
nwett 'fg,e1P, • • •. '• • ' ' '
opt go. to 140. IPITgOr".'.42.it...4 paid
haetilYR.:and.
"Ahn/ What 'D•Oa4tr, What'youth
and 8F9n9l." Don g0t1.494' PYOP •
leWed her adiniringlt• the ,
IfTlie.feir prisoner does not. appear
. , ..„, - • .
bo Iangithbing over
°A tH11717P
''aP,Oo.thl•tra.%"'-
.40.30 .481;00 brusquely.''
this..r.man", Snifter,.
.1.4e, not, like:. bis eyes. Hh'f• He Is a
bad one, ::1S. ..riet?•".• • .
"Pretty mean If he gets coked' u
Dusty said carelessly. -
"Coked np?" Jon Martinez.wi•inklea
-'hie.broatin•perlilexitY•;
:J• :"Seie • Cocain:O. $30PO.'''.: •
•
• Janet "Duane, millionaire's, d‘ugh!
tor, ;Oyes .4 partY, one, night 'aboard ,
,fier f.ither's palatialyacht;.' anchored'
oft woo. Gregory p000 tricks. her
.;
into keine. let ;behind' wih him when
idie guests are. • taken ashore... The
only 00,4 'persons aboard are a 'grip.:
- 7-7•Pled--wto4wi'fin'tind- 1.10-0t."17-Nekii677
• Tnnit! "Punte„•Leinion,
lawless • adventurer, 'has. . plank
, . , . , to.
seine . the. yacht ' to.. carry arm*, and
ammunition. to ,Cuhan. revelutioninti-
BeliCviai the boat to be deserted,
ex-
cept for .the- watchman, who hiiir been
bribed,, Dusty: and his mean are about '
'
to heard he. -;•,. .•
Of:TAPT4 IX
.
Janet's heart was fOunding.
• . ,
•, as randella .disappeareCovet the 'side'
ot the yacht. Soinethlng drew ' her
gaze to .the-; WheelhOuse;'"Al.r.Waff *dark-.
' .'ness'.iliere'exeePt for the dim 'glow -of
,..• the' binnacle,. light, "-Which 4,..913 • f reflebt...
•'• ed. Upward to ' outline the, features of
1
Strong.Frowningi., now, with -fierea::.
•
concentration.' It was ;a treacherous
, • . ,
gnitling...thejlioat through the
-4111Ofi1a in the'.,dilrkiiee)1. • • '
, A queeremotion clutched at Janet's
heart asshe stared at..buety's rugged
face: A' hearse whisper. f1940:
. .
up to
ber as she: hesitated. Her hand, on ,
. . .
the rope. which •Fandelia-hod, said se- .
Cured the rewiloat,.4eit'i tug.,
thenso
i=refution to. her: •,'She
• • ,
knoWiin that nidment," thatshecould•
net go back to the 'stifiedlife. she had
• • .., .
known. Her • ,Plaep, was here on • the
"..8Waring deck,': with ,Difilk Lanion at
the wheel! •
, pairitid,,.einttailon•!aurged :"through
• her ea her ,fingertf, jerked it tileknee'
securing the rowboat. , She cast :the,
. rope , off wiihlaWild gesture : of. free. ;
deni ' and leaned:. ff,i,e,.04.100„Side..to •
, •
„PantielIa..: I Can't,
leave' the • 51leetwingt 4.•••httive to -see
• ;brought'', ;•". • •, • , , ,;•
'She-imiled:faintlfzur-Pandellatfitz• 7
• • ,
lontahed.,,,TrolestatiOnefloatedil,Upte..
--,ber over the' Widening gill! Of water...
Hs Gave Her the .
Chance
, ,
'' She Walked swiftly to the Wheel,
:bongo and • stopped • behind, Dusty. „
-• "I'Ve•InSt said good-bye to My maid',"
ritte" tdid him :placidly:, • 1,
2" MIS Othildent MOVed; ever sp
•slight-
iy. He gave no other evidence Of ser -
;didn't you go, ashore with
z
oVvet
t 659
be
45 0111:46e9j 619.7141%100
otot otitn 03e11,.„,rott,e1 ta,castIO .'0".snot•cs'":1.01,:.
(cell ..weiti • •
• '
,."."Pid you want me tngo?' she cha
Ienged. -.7. -
." • • ; • • •
"Why •
elpe de.;yeit thlnk 7 allowe
that • clun(Sy truck 'Oriverlo tie a bee
next to Pitt...It/cotes ladderr
, "You .kliew,kabont that?", . .
• 'nes my • busineSS . to ..know. aboli
--eir.erytaing that goes. on,..abqaMili
tun:" • ' ;,, :•. ••
• :""ruht". • : • .
•• '.flashed a swift . grin at her over
his .0,hpulder..„.f.Why,,ditin!,t .y,99 .091'
• .
he detnaaded. • • , .! • .
"Then you Wanted la be ild..af met'
wanted.; you ' to .have an
�pportun-
ity go," he told her elOWIY..: • .
•• •: genet „found ' she . was. , content-
• te. Stand there quietly behind hiro,.;" She.
was fiercely glad :she. had '.citet.. the
; • ; • :.• ,• •:' .•
. • "When , We.. reach Caba?",!, she.
asked suddenly... '. • -
"'Somettnie. after midnight • if' bile,
boat es,. fait ae.. ,daptain .Coleulan
, .•
•
oCaptain ofeinal
'Sure, don't get :me ,wrotig,":.
"Dnati guroqi"; • "He's not In on,
this deal. I swung ; it Oahe. But the
captain 'likes to • boast and Made 4:
polnt ofeultivatiok rathei".
"Misty •While ',•Wes'.., planning to
•
.Your• fleeting .Plajlbing.''
'"AesidtiOusly," ;tenet • • • murmured,
"You've !got , .yeeahulart' 101
a..pirate." •
• "1 haven't aiways been .a pirate,"
Unsty.;' grunted. "1 went to school once
,
just like anyone 'else" ,His voice
was ,tinged bitterness, '.. '..; •
;.• Sorrowed Sweets ••• •
Janet was silent Moment. • She .
didn't \tisint,-, him td: think She. was
„pry-
ing into his past. , •• •
' ! Yon plan, ,tq•unload your „cargo,:
-. tonlght7" ,She asked Jul; law tone: '
"Yee.. If; vle don't, meet any '941°4
„.„Coast .'attard::catteri:,ots4theik-r,nYer,!!
•Dasty, said cheerfully, •. •::•1 7
"And afterward She ,:nerSitted.., •
See that 'you're taken care of,"
he-itesuredberTgrintly.• •
.' "I' denT.Jrnow7..-that.4.1-WatitA.O.,-he-
taken • tare of•"'.. she said hi,*
. . , .
mall
volce.; "I, could have Attended to that
Myself a ego ,
*anted to desert the ship.'
ffs'' Shot. a direct .gianee.. back at
.her; then...turned to ;Wise :the 'Wheel
tenderly.. • • • ; •
,/ • •
Don Martinez looked .uPPre-
,henoiVe. "I am. afraid he Is, is you
jinn elleed, up. He . appeared like •It
manwild when I sawlust now.
• I' think ;he dangerous,' He was hur-
rying ,from the cabins aft,' and be
,
cursed me ai,he.pushed me aside,"
•• Busty stiffened. 'If that rat JO
the rampage, there's no telfing what
he'll do," ho muttered. "Here," • He
Is
' "Almost. Clear of the: Keys'," he .mut-
tered
•
soon ha Ve a *straight
caureeand till speedahead.--t
don t -
blame you for refusing to desert this
ship,"..fie inused gbers the Sweetest
tbing 1 ever handlkId."
'Stolen ' sweets," Janet -taid Meek-
,
He flinched tit that. "I never
ha•told her 'angrily, • "Horrowed,!ie the
word. She wasn't.iloing anybody any
'goad anchored in Biscayne -,Sak." -•
• phedoing geed. no*? Carrying
5 antis' and amnianitien'tO 'fa:tient a re,,-
hellion?",
"Wbo, can say?" he asked' somberly;:'
"They enjoy lighting, pose Cubans. ,•
It's "'their Aleatink. ,. to follow: lest
" Rat on . the Ramtaks , •
• 14.hetn Was a polite Cod'gh, behind
them. Janet and Dusty turned to oee
Don Martinez standing-. apologetically
In the doorway. , '•;• '
."A `thousand pardons." He bowed
from tbe Waist. "I. 'ara pOrrY to; inter- .
.'.;tuot,,butl. plug beg aiword witk You;
Captain imetyp • , •
stepped_swe
in the; Clear new.. That'A•the course"
He indicated the compase, -"Can you
boa on While 1 hunt'up' Snifter and
see What' hp'S•up to
',.‘'Hut -;-.of course,"
• Don Martinet teak the IN1101, and
Dusty hurried onto the dee'lc...
• (To' )ie:.ContinUed.)','
•
. : •
ear -Old. Boy.
'Believed' 'Cienius,.
. .;'
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Played Liszt When Twenty -Six
: .Munthe•,..0, mldComparedai:•sters.to . •
.
Riy,Cryebi,eid! .Kennetii Welt, og
'Cleveland, Is a • rising star: in the nics,4:';'.
IC, world: ,:whe,- at: tnatutity; may he ireL..
;ge!rtieidt. 4a geuius, believes J. 0.
Htciiii rnusic teacher.
At .the ageot. tyve90,,-sii-,m---ontlig he
astounded.; his Mother when he „climb,
ed up on the piano stOnol' and. piayed.
with • mature ..skill the introductiOn.- to
Liszt's, SeCondl../Iungarian • Rhapsody.
. .
Beganat 2% ;
when 'Kenneth,' was two snd-.! one
hall his rathei, began giving Alin, piano
lesions, using • books Of Modern -piano
methods. At the •age :Of "3% '.kenneth.
had.. cenipleted .several ; lessen, -hooks,
*as. able to playall the sinall pieces
in . geOd, time: ••and could transpose
thein into; ;various keys.'•
Mature onmponition:,
• Kenneth, a small, chubby ; boy with,
large frank eyes,' ConipOsed
that •aro called incredibly mature'.
. and "tr 'aii1V we had ;eoine• time, they
,ShOttld, be Written .dOwn,",. ,Horridge
„8:11iditp:„'-gyoung.piafiist.„
Is said to com-
pare many' of the: old 'masters 7-
,
Chopin, Mozart, Brahms, ',Raelf,: • Schu-
bert and otheitt with regard to an
,• •. „ • • ., •
early showing • of:: .genius, although,
some of those; "prodigies" were com-
posing • concert. compositions at, -.early •
• ages. Kenneth can call off: With •,' ease
.-•varlotie • notes and chords.'
At his first4Ublic 'apPearanea Ken-
neth " Played .Tineh..'Fit$Itealo.-10. "I '
-Played it in :V ,minor,' Kenneth, eald,,
. speaking ',01OwlY. and choosing his!
words.' '
.1cenneth'n.' Mother:, .and... father I -are
both -attorneys •-••,itaye -eiicOaragedh10
talents ,With• enthinifaitil since .pretes-
set; Weft • heard the tr4rodusoon • to,
L1t' Secoiid Hungarian 'Rhapsody
.played by tlie12,0-monthe-old Sen.
es That Win
Compliments.
• hat an honest sense of ,
;Pent we. have opt:cake receives:
that sincere; compliment
piece • please!" •• . • •• • •
,•
.0 'eakep, -have a .clelioate 'flaVoy.„
and tr4gran0Pi. WW1. 4049;:MOiSt.:,. ten,
..• .;44414441.1;9,1•940. •
**PS of .cake as. •"1.791Y9tY•
"Hach ef4ligie, cakes •iel a,..."velVety
Crumb". 64tEp.. if ',y0it,,W111„, f011ow:direC-
tiOns. carefully:
dy'llIaltinriore,;Palcv=:(1 .,•
•:3'• icups al;tettl.: cake flouri!
'.1-/ 6aPPOona !baking
))(tati4Alel'Of''P:!;;t'
t
1/2, Op butter Or Other Shortening
, .
1:1'31;i‘tc0444eS13134.PP:P*1111.4InSitic:':::111i'Pla'''
•
toa3 egg s tliasa,,114e fluf 114Y Shtera4teetn
I Sift flour once, measure, :add 'bako
:.ing 'powder" and salt; sift together
three tirrips., cream, butter •thoroughly,
stigar gra-dually, • creani together •
-Until light.' and PatfY. Add •••flour,
al-
ternatcly with liquid,a small ampinit
at a. time,.'..Beat. after ,eaeh additicjn
'
Until .smaath. 'Add • flaVoring;, fold in •
egg whltee....,ilake . hi-'. two -greased
.94tieli- layer pans in moderate :even
. (474 degrees 20 .teliratei4 Spread
Lady 'Baltimore Filling between• lay
ers and Lady Baltimore Frosting over
cake., '.poulilerecipe, to • make .'tliree
layers, ' .••
HE'LL•BEA FAVORITE WITH
'EVERYONE, IS LAURA WHEELER.RUP
Kings Chriitmasr,
Talk.Undeddi
,
A tiiekinghain , Niece' spekesman
tleciared.'tins week that the 'question.
• of rie. Christmas broadcast by ..tbe .
• King 4'hite'liot been :settled Yet,"
- British treadcasting Corporation
officials iaid the King, would be ask-
ed• to l3roadCaet to, the Empire, but
that no inyitation had gone :out as
yet. .
. , .
•
' ' ,
His Majesty last year did not ;Con-
tinue his father's practice itt addreit-
sing: his inhjects at Chi -16010i time.
,He had then been an the . Thiene '•
for but a..fortnight and'had wino
through the trying. days of: the ab-
dication crisis, On 'Coronation night,
however, he Made a world-wide
broadcast.. •
I: • • •
• tagpiPes.: generally • regarded as
thoroughly .,Scottish, • were' introduce,d,
to Britain by tfin :R6nial19; •isierb is said
to have played theM. '
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RUN-DOWN?
IDS YOUR NERVES
It Is usually .whan yonr nervousebetturetria
*inset `that you feel low in health 'And epirite..
'fleeter° that balano by„feeding year etaried
" eerie& Take. PUOSFERINE. .1rou'IF feel,
, better ilrnoat at once. At'diestelete,. sec,
1140 and $1.80, . • 70
PlIOSFERINEOlvtRlik
issue No. 45--'37
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1
2-3 Cup boiling Water •
Lady B4Iliti!inOtrieffiF;:ating an
Cups sugar ",s' •
teaspoon. light corn ayruP
Filling
.1...teaepoon vanulla.
Jo. figs, chopped
•%.' cup raisins, chopped •
cup pecans or walnut Meats, chap -
Combine sugar, 'corn syrup and •••
,water... -Bring iquickly to. a •boir,..'stirr-
.
ing 'only. until -anger is dissolved. Boil •
. tepidly without stirring' until- a ;Small,
timmint ot Syrup forms a 'soft -ball in •
• Cold water; . or spins a, ipng thread;
'when droPPed frinn tipof sPoon (240
'degrees Pour. syryp, in fine, streami;
over 'egg. Whites; beating constantly;
Add vanilia.. Continue beating with ‘a,'
rotary egg' beater AO to 15 ininute8,..
or until frosting, is cool and of right
consistency to •••apread. .•ttse, wooden
5nel:in When too 'stiff for heater. For
fllllug,'add eziangli. :frosting to fruit
and. nuts to make • a • filling that. will;
'spread easily._".SPread,between.-•:lik:„:
erg. . Spread remaining frosting • on lizip
and sides of cake. :Make a enough( fill -
Ing • and ' frosting t� Spread • netWeen., '
layers' and top tuultltde8•2_04adr•
Baltimore. Cake.' •
•
Hungarian • Cream Cake.
, 4F.x,
• A cups'sifted Cake' Man. .
2 teaspoons Combinition :baking
• Pnw.det • % teaspoon Salt
„.
1: -up 'sugar • , .4 • • •
2 eggs,well heaten',
heavy • cream
teaspoon yanil a • , -
•• plit'fletu once,.:Measurei 'add baking
powder. and .salt, and 'sift, together•
, three' times:' Add Sugar gradually to
eggs, and ilnnt.well. Add flour; alter-
nately with cream.... a amaii. tiniount
at 'a.. time. Beat after each ;.0.'dditioh
until sinooth: Add` vanilfit. I3hkejn o
•gr'eaited'pan 8 x 8 x 2 inches; in.
erate. Oven ''(350 degrees, ,f.)' :59 min-
utes. Spread with your favorite choc.
,cilate frosting. •
Ton4tO Bouillon
•.-1 • quo boiling ...Water .
'3 teaspoon s tornatci."catChnp
4' pro cube , •-
Salt andpepper to taste.
• If desir,ed, •.a. spoonful of • *hipped'
,
cream can be .added -t0 eaah cup.• ,1•••,
Hair .Tinted Oink
Is .I.,atest Vogue
Called Newest Thing in Styles For
Wonien by European Coiffure
Expert
gait -Anted tender, :tender rose",
is the great new"lhing, in Women's
styleRa Eurepean, hair styling expert
"You, "Mean pink • hair .?"\ was
diked. ' • ,
Leo of Vienna; who recently Calffed
the hair Of the Duchess of Windsor,
• thiinibed, through a .stnall Gentian. die,
tionabr for the *Ord 4pitilt:" Then be '
lOoked. Up.'brightly and answered, "Jee''
Duchess of 'Windsor-
, prefers fOwearlher •heir in itanatUral
Statei pink heir, he Said, is perfect ;for •
eVelling,,"becatise Women, at evening, •
should always 'look
' "Tender Rose' Shade
The niild, tender redo blind° looks
fresli•atid,friendly"siii the daYtiMe„ Iie
added, With dark street clothes. Asked '
If :Men, *Mild like it; he bedded griln.
4‘theY." ' •
AVOttlen should change' their StY10,
of :hair' dreni Or at loeet vary ite Mime
; -
••••.';••••""ff..V...
Back -Seat Drivers
'Receive Rebuke
Survo*. Reveals No Loid
Yelps from 'Rear B.Octinfe. ;Wit
ar'wers KAPW 'HAW to Prive.
•
The, U.S. 134r9ad of: Public Ro(149!
last Week .g,P.v9 .44seat „Motet:I/4a n
1;P:4;:ef
Jureau Piihliebed.' •Col01*-
11 study shuwing that motorists
411T.1.0.it ftAva* allhW amplc eleAraziga
-'whetr-Pe'saittirltnethegYbflitle, 7111a. ••
it said, should, ..ColivAlee'-' the ••• Wife
iltother-i -1 w 6
directions fromthe rear :seat that
'`•there is no. ...reaoon to haVa.; the: ';jit-
fere. and. shout th driver. .
• Ample'Cle4rinee • [,
. On,;,the bnsi of hundred o! feet:,
ifFnuk
f' • t-speciii1i cquipped highway autot
'-.the Iclearance of ,passsnger automn,
biles. overtaking land passing other • ,
• care •averaged 'slightly ,nnire than •
four feet. When ilia 'cars were AP.
Ijroaching each other, the distance
was' even wide;... • ,
The tests 'also derabiiitrated, :they
. passenger care and trucke• tend to.,
:sot: iide.tb, eiltrnsha,n.lt 6At.onir.ies.rii4c.ans.0.1.ahr!oersnOot f e bothxc •
follow - the :lanes . of traffic assigned
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I
'ULL Pyp.. PATTERN 1007
•
Beware of the dog --beware that he doesn't. win your.heart before
you -give him to sOmeluckyyoungster ' at.. Christmas!' 'He's' such a
gay pup and So easily sewn together, you'll want him as a mascot!
•Use cotton print, and, embroider his features, Pattern 16.07 comes' to •
- you with a pattern Of g bull ,pup, ddtailed directions for making and
' :material requirements.- • • „
' Send 20 cents in stamps, or coin,.(.p..o_iolprefe,ried.)for this pat-,
teThiTo-Wir loon, Needlecraft Dept, 73 West Adelaide St, Toronto. '
, Write Plainly pattern ninnber, your name and' addreers:
^ • ,
10 or 12 times. a•year, said Leo,be-
cause
many • then .are completely sick
Of the Way their. wives do tk.eir hair,
• .
• Should. Change.:' Style often... ..
• Thehair styllst, is IntheT.T.S for
tho...tirst..tinie.at the Invitation of John.
• akmannisiltte
for the ;presentation of Anatriati. art;.
.'scienee and 'cOltUre.' at the NeW•'''Yoric
world's "fah. ' . •
' 11Womnreittee has proposed a pro
lact :called "'Vienna,' City , of • Songs,".•
,Lat 'which ba•MaY exhibit 1soMe of his
coiffures to show' "the galetY and%
,
Charm. of, yienim" , • • •
,To Suit'Age
• •
He said 'he'd never, seen In ..another
.city SG Many beautiful:' Women sain
,
•, New York--"Sueh slim; slender, wont"
.With fabulous Graelt4toman proflles,
Our worst error in hair dress, IS to
POPY-. filth stars too often, . : 4'And try?
at 30;',: to .• look likeiGinger:,:aogere." •
.A for the "page ,boy " Colffure-,-it's
the most unflattering style -conceived
In two decades;.baid Leo.: "The trouble
ls., it Inakes, Meet Women..look •broad."
Joseph Conrad's
ipScra.ppe
Otago,' Swift Sailing "Vestel, Once
Commanded by Famous Author
with the arrest of a messenger who,
London, England., police said, admit-
ted stealing thein
The -three, expensiiT .headdreSseo,
loss of which threatened' the dignity
of the law courts pn the enin
- ic ae mas erm• were recovered.
Joseph Pearca,„'njiidge's messenger
was remanded • for trial. Officers ..in
Bow ‚Street court. testified Pearce
sold the wigs • to a store, stiSqng they
hods been iiven to MM.,
,T.iga :Justice§ SIesser, *Greer :and
Scott, who were Idrc;:sd to borrow..
• ,
Misfits, got -theiriwigs -haat, Cleaned
• ,r".
;:aircite_novated by the Store.
ody: Builder
you feel '
out of sorts,
when you've no
'appetite. or stom-
ach gives trouble,
with gas or dys- •
- pepsia, tr y Dr.•
Pierce's Golden '
'Medical -Discovery.
lf you wapt to -
Put
' on healti_ofiesil=t,
you.-aead *lust Mr.
B. tiliddon ' ot, Clinton. Ont., has to laY:
"In the -spring ot 0944 atter 'playing hockey
and bairns, worked Ions Guinn all winter,
I became rundown and , was losing.welght
and energy very rapidly 1 eouldn'i sleep
at night. ID March I started using' Dr. •
Pierce's Golder Medina iliscovery. 1 gained
ID weight my appetite, was wonderful end
1 telt atwet ne eve:. Buy now!
New size tableu 51 crab ,liouid
The. bark' Otago, *Wk.:lei at .I1o,
bart,71:asinania, wharves for ..ntany
Years and is, now being broken:up
hes . an • Interesting blatoryi, especially
•.fei readers of :IrosePh:Conra..d;s•nOiels:
The. 'Otago was a tritti littje ship__
•bUilt'i at 'ClasgoW'in-48'62;,..-anid-iit the 7,
palmy.days: of sailing 'sliipti-the Made.
a fest Passage,•between• Great Britain
and the, Australian colonies: Her Chief.
Clout :to "faMe.is•'. the; fact that: she .
was the , 'firstship to, hecointnanded by
Conrad, who .though .of 'Polish parent-
age Made'a name for himself de., One.:,
Of the ''.foremost •English, •writers. of ;
Sea stories. , ,•,,
' ' • ' To 'Sea At 17' .
Conrad •went to f sem at :the..age • et
, . .
17 and in
third mate .101. a tlyde,owned;, Sailing •
*easeltrading. to. that port Four yeal.s
'later, he •got his•• Master's eertifiNite
,iii;the British '.Merchant seri7ice. And
While' master of the. Otago ha he 'collect-
ed" the 'Material for his bock,. !'ll,lirr,Or
of the :,.‘ '
„ . .
•• Scrapped for 'Arm'
Having outlived her usefulness, the
teago' was bought by the Kudart Pat- r
r Shipping Company timid, t� HO- ,
hart froini 'Sydney and rot'', .80 years
she was moored at the Hebert wharf,
a grimy but useful and unromantic
coal -hulk. About five years ago; she
Oufgo was bought by the ILAdd . Par -
Company and timed up the River' Der-
-went to Mount Direction Where ehe
was beached beside : another,' veteran, '
barhentitie Silver Cloud. She is
being scrapped for the Sake oi the
iron'and steel in her hull which will
be ,sold to Japanese buyers.
2
Juage; messengOi
Stole, Their.,,Wigo
The mystery of the missing 146'rd •
justices' Wigs Was solved this *eek
You Hear the %kite
•lititiNOT Is SAID? atim'
Since 1967, inany' like you
have bees helped by using ---
71/0*
Stop's' head .so
tifonaid Faii511 rubbed beiket.theeifirtnlwor '•
, Sidle $1.25 At Your drigitiiit'S: • •
Ileid."0400ef'tlie lieninn.# In every vack4ii. • .
'
` Olgoisoted Osnedi by „ •
• LAtifit$TIAft AGEt101611,, hiONTRiAL
THE REASON
'0ASPININ" woRks so,FAST
Ikea an imAipirin"' tablet Into a tumbler
•
By the time if hlts the boaain *4Mb
aphiss.h le dIstritearatIng:• •••.
,Thls speed of dIsinteiretHoe.anoidet
1"Asphr1n" tables to stniirtaidna
hiadach• and similar:pain few..
ininutas after toldrig. :
OU can pay as high as you want
for.reznedies• claimed to relieve
e pain- of Headache, Itheuthatitinio•
. Neuritis, Sciatica, eta, But the in,edi-V-
eine so many doctors generally ap-
prove—the one used by 'thousands
of families .daily —is "Aigtirip",
•Simply take 2 "Aspirin' utbiete
With nhalf'gibile of water. Repeat, if .
necessary, according to direetions.
' 'Usually this will ease such pain In
a rernarkgply'short time.
• For quick relief from such pain
.•
which
exhausts you and keeps you
awake at night,,--•aitk for •"Aspirin".
•'"Aspirin" tablets are made IV
Canada."Aspirin" is the registered
trade -mark Of the Bayer Company,
Limited, of Whids'or., Ontariee Look
for the name; Bayer in the form of a
, Cross on every tablet.
Denland,
and Get
ASPIRIN
MM* itt4tinge'
•
• "Road Hog" 7q Passing
The result, the' experts said,
dicate that the„,"road Tog" of a few•
years .ago-- itiptoti9e.,,who .hugged:
the middle oF, the road and -rehised, t,
.to bulge—is untsliit., • .
• The officials, Onthe basis of their •
"candid", moVies, said that' roads 18
feet wide**, ere too narrow either or
passenger I cars .alone or for a mixed'
traffic', of trucks and Passenger cars.•
On the 18 -foot highwaYs, pasFenger4,
cars allowed 3.8 .feet whereas On 22,
foot, reads,. the average Clearance al-'•`,
lowed was 4.9. feet or ,rnPre than
foot additional margin of -slifetY.,
"Candid" Survey •
• •
Twenty -foot hi s are a' e;
qua e. or ight traffic', iffelii-,ng a •
feW trucks: Ileavy traffic • Can '` be '
handled safely on highways 22 feet
wide, they ,found. •
When a: driver runs :off the high.: •
WaY on the shoulder:: the chances are
about • even thatinstead of ,beitig •
crowded .bY' another, 'vehicle he.,is
Playing safe. • • . '
The • "candid" camera survey was
conducted by J. T. 111,0inpson, ,Pro-
fessor of Civil Engineering at • Johns•
IloPking University . of Beltimere, ° •
und Norman Hebden of the , i3ureitu
of Ptiblie Roads.
, f
Emotion Meter"
Guages .Intensity
Of Love's Mood
1Machine Measures Feeling Flinn
'Currenb-ht.--Pahn- of -Hand— -
'Similar to Lie Detector •
•
University Of ;Iowa 'professor has
devised an "emotion 'nieter" "Which he
says :measurea. the capacity ofyone's',
inpod forlOye by the perspiration In
thepalm' of the 'hand.
• But the machine would be of little
use to the unenlightened ,said
the profesior, C:•A ' Rackraick,—)ie"
:cause it takes a trained. pSychoftiSt.
to intei.pret the readings, '
' All Types Of Einotion
. The -meter measures all types of,
emotional, ,.cliot4bancep, ;including ,angei feas joy and that t
PrOdliced".[ by
Nofe.saor Ruckzniek saidthat after.
a Series ,of reasliags: it was up to the;
psyeliblegistIO:*find out what emotion
:. had been 'stimulated: Lie. detecteri,•ge- '
nerally .tely: on •chatiges In the 'blood
.,,keaSitte .. and breathing, 'KUclimiCk, :•4
satd, bnt 1i his opinion, • hand' persPir,.."
• atfon is morereliahle. I ''••
'Activity of , the'sweat :glands is
abimiutely. involuntary "and'• uneOntrOl-
,he. explained. "PersOfie now
are . learning to cOntrok• their -breath•:.
Ing arict other • ethOtimiat "responses, •
but they cannot control glan.Itilar ac
tivtt Aesidea, It Is their.° conVenientand .
Comfortable f; to :teat the hand ',, •
than blood pressure Or breathing,"
. ;Tlity Currents - Picked Up
,
When it .Pertunr •lies, • the sweat
'glandsin the7•-han/d .become more at4:'
tive;':hesaid, an this generates elee,
trice,' ...Currents' whic,h, are recorded by ,
the. , detector's. galyandroeter, ,T.hetie •
. tiny oeurretitti, are., picked u by tufo.
• copper electrodes Which are .tightly,
•
clamped against the „paint of the. hand: .
p3t,'usking , tstidltie onestions;, pro, .
:',•fitosOr ..RuCkMjelt !Jaye he scan ditteren- ,
' tiata between the Varibufi , emotional '
' fluctuations.He Was,. ttesisted. by
tJ GreenWaltiformer engineering ',tell.,
`9teecatteep.,' i13
f391:th, IA; in .delrini0 • the C1.0-
•.Coloted:Aiiihtili Tested' • •
, .
•
English e*perierice:. withcOlored *
• .
phalt indicates • that .wearing quality
Under 'heavy traffic is as stitiafactory. . •
.With Orditieiy "asphalt; and, thift
color may .;be fpOriie itiiportance in
problenis,.tititt :eencerri. light, reileCtiOn
fr:ent read surfaces, according to re.: • •
cent British • articles, The iEngliall. • •
Wciteit 7point out that 'eoloa must 130 ,•
Ruchas Wilt not alter.materially under
artificial Jight, since 'genie ;Miktureo;
Attrnctive indaytime .beCome. trans-
Mutedto a •nwro1 Or even darkent4
*nate tVtitiCiiii UAL •