The Lucknow Sentinel, 1941-12-04, Page 7•
$rein Machine Gun
Invented By Czech.
Wherever 'British troops •have
fought, d&serves The •New 'York
Time's, the Bren gun slowed the
tide of defeat• or paved 'the way
to•;vietory: It was the Oren gun,
mounted oif special carriers,,- that
drove the Italians out -of Libya
and helped to drive them from
.Ethiopia. So far it has proved
'the most useful. ground weapon
tlle,,.B'itial►•-• have.- What .is' the-
Bren ,gun?
' 'The British • say • it is. the best
machine gun in use today. It is
the invention of. a Czech, Vladi-
s1Av iolek, •once humble ,ord-
nance Worker, • but now,. a•wealthy'
men. The name Bren'^is ',-•tom='
bination - of the •-first two. letters
o ftwo `cities, 'Brno,, the capital .of,
Moravia, -where the:weapon. weapon was.
first. produced, and Enfield,. where
it • was first manufaetured in
England.
' Great Britain hegantesting the •
gun in 19'3,2. The tests took al
.,.most _three. years. ' One ,test was
'to fire the weapon until it was
'red hot, throw- it into cold water
and resume firing with. the same
efficiency as .when it. was chilled.
Army experts' found it unaffected
•by .sandstorms; rain, frost, or mud.
It was- licensed and made standard
in 1935'. • •
Now., by. a .curious chance of
war, Czech • workniien, fugitives
from their homeland, are Opera -
Of two -cities, • Brno the capital of
n r
'f r Bren u
oriel o
fact grin oduc-
__.
tion..
Ontario Deserves
NIAPPItiG BRITISH DRIVE INTO LIBYA.
. II
OOP
The five prongs of Britain's sudden, lightning drive into Libyaare shown on map above. Ameri-
can equipment was in the van as British raeed more than 80 miles into Italian.territory—close to long -
besieged Tobruk. Great tank battle raged for its possession.
Whut. Science
_Is .Dozng..
- • SEEDLESS WATERMELONS
r, . . ong o wantung,
China, has achieved the seedless
watermelon. 'He worked. naphtha-
lene' •acetic' a'oid, indole butyric
acid, sulfanilamide' and, colchicine,
all.' 'growth;producing •substances,
into --a salye and with it smeared
the pistils of watermelon flowers,
Not ,all' the watermelons pro-.
. duced 'were see.dieas, but there",was •
always 'a notable effect. Some-
times• the seeds were small; some-
times'there • wee; just bits of .seed,.
• soni'etimes• there. were , the usual
se ds but without hard oatin_s
• Dr. Wong found that 'the seedlesss
or.alinost seedless melons, though
• of the right size, were not asjuicy
as the ordinary kind:
•`DIAMONDS • AND WAR •
Diamonds- ...are needed in the
machine tool indastry,. "As 'a re
-
suit they figure in Anglo-Russipn
�iatlia•.atcda�trae><aa5.y=.l�:.t•1ais� �• c* •,
=-the . Russia`s supply is—greater
�'ar.. a r.= 11tx�ll'LT3t%?FiS� .
Now that :Great Britain,'•the Un-
ited States and 'Russia. are, work-
ing together in•an effort to beat
Hitler the 'demand 'for diamonds
',,is met. • •Stones used to be •ship.
:ped • from Brazil • to Europe via
Lisbon by Italiana'irliners.. The
• Brazilian- supply • has, been- Born;
ered by American' ,and British
dealers' and Axis •funds have been
frozen with the result that Ger-
'. many
er-"many is %gettinrg" rep -Ing. dirt=
mends.
•
The: Compliment
w "Ontario is to be, congratulated'
•on beginning the first large area
'in the British Enipire to introduce
• eornplklsory pasteurization.' It • is
'to be'hoped-that others' will soon
follo=w . its example," says an edi-
torial• in. the eurrent issue, of The
•British Medical Journal.' ''The edi-.
torial also, remarks, in part: • •
"Anyone . familiar with , . the
• lack of „uniformity.. of _''control in.
Great Britain,' where' pasteurizing
p an s 'are arses•s +
orities• often .having .little. or ho
lac-
,ivled e. of the
kno
g .important
tors .concerned, will appreciate the .
'wisdom :of this enactment. Though
this, •legislation has beexn'in :opera-
tion for..only 'two.,years, tonsil
erable progress has been :made
ft is estimete1 that 'over 98, per-
f-
entroalt.mil n.ow sold in' On •
-
to rte
s for r^o me tt11)pl2mr¢ mm� rite fUuitd•�
$13 --license&- plains are neeeasa
--a figyre, probably, more than
double that for the rest" of the
Dominion: •
"It is as yet too early to say
• What "4ftect on the eradication of
milk: -borne diseases is Iikely to be,
but it is interesting to note that
_- d -.,.the• typhoid:' fever death • rate in
1939 was halved, that eases of"un-
dulantfever were reduced by
abotit 45, percent -and that -a sub-
stantial.: diminution was '.apparent
in the infantile mortality rate."
Russian "Jill Tars"
Arrive Inasiew York
Petrovsky, arrived, in
New York Harbor recently to 'be-
' .. ' come the. first Russian freighter
destined to carry, part of the• gkow-
t,, ing stream of American supplies
across the Atlantic to her.home-
land, American .reporters climbed
' up a ;rusty ladder 'to obtain a.
firsthand glimpse of shipping, un-
der the . Harniter and Sickle, Ther
found little in: appearance, dirt,
or cargo to distinguish the 3,771- .
ton freighter from any other
:.'tramp, but were amazed by•'the,
crew. -
As 'is 'usual' on• Russian ships, .
the• outstanding i departure from
normal freighter practice was. the
inclusion in the ship's roster of
' four Russian women, husky Junos
who have taken advantage -of the
--,,,s, • liberty granted, their sex- in the
Soviet. •Three .are • stewardesses,
' . one of whom wed an able-bodied'
seaman•,during the, voyage by -haw=
ling the nuptials recorded in writ-
ing• in the log before they' -set up'
• shipkeeping. • •T,he fourth, Marie -
Viriogradova, also • married • to a
sailor„ is at .g.o 'the 'ship's 'surge.on.
• • Another example of .Soviet see-
manship•was the lack of cenven-
tional discipline. As Capt. Feodot
Vlasor• explained, it is unneces•
-
sary; as loyal Communists, the
men • wol'k• because they want to '
work. • Similarly, although vodka
Is available, •they do not drink be-
cause they do not want to, just
A'is
they will decidedly ,not want to
smoke until the present cargo of
high-octanej,•gas is -discharged.
r ' • Ifeaysweelt.
Round Ocean Trip
In' 10Y2' .flours
A United States ferry pilot rd-
'eently made a round-trip crossitig
of the 'Atlantic in 19' hours.
•The flier. left la British '.airport
befdro dawn after breakfast, had
lunehean in Newfoundland. then
took another plane and, with a
tail •''wind aiding him, landed in
the blackout at • the same British
-
Airport from which. he • started.
r1 ei•e he had supper.'
• • "CHERRY"
"Cherry," a cow, is making•his-
tory • at the British National. In-
stitute for" Dairying. A pellet 'of
synthetic hormone (diethystilboe-
stt o1) was plantea beneath • her
Skin, •whereupon the• fat in her
'milk went up 28.6 percent. It is
still going up, according to the
last report. The hormone is
cheap. It looks as if the proced-
ure will he .general'ly'recommend- •
ed .to dairy farmers to obtain'
richer. milk •for ,Great' Britain.
How Can I?
BY ANNE \ASHLEY
•
Q. How" can I keep baby's '
rubber toys in ' {t sanitary. condi-
.'. tion ? , ' • a
' A. Baby's • rubber toys' should
be washed in a boracic acid solu-
tion every day. They are usually
in his mouth, :so it is the wise" -plan
to keep them sanitary.
Q. ;How can I prevent• sewing
Machine oil' from spotting mater-
• ia1?
A • 'After oiling the sewing
nt'achine; it is well- to sew through -
' a -blotter, which will absorb any
excess oil and thus prevent spot-
ting any valuable 'material.
Q. Ilow can , I have whiter
clothes • when laundering? -
A. Try' slicing a lemon with .
the rind into the boiler of clothes.
It will make the clothes beauti-
fully whiteand, remove stains
,froin� pocketchandkerchiefs; under-
wear, and table linen. . •
Q. How 'can 1f' make' el good
stiffener for dimity •and, organdie?
'A. Dissolve 2 •ounces of ' gum •
arable in 1 pint of hot water. Use
2 tablespoonfuls of this solution
• in '2 gtiart5 •of, water. It gives
body to the' goods 'without ap-
pearing starchy.
Q. How can 1' prepare can-
died' apples? •
u b
A. Make •a syrrip y oohing
one cup of water and one cup 'of
sugar together., • Select smitllti.
appt'os and let them • cook slo\yly:
in the syrup nntil soft. Drain,
ssprinkle with sugar, and leave' to
dry, ,•
World's Record
• One day within the last month,
bulk
1 tons ns of b
no less
than 5
_fro.
.;grain..�re-. discharged .. to.o- er-
thin vessel in the Port of ,Loddon
between' the hours of 8 a.m. and
7 a.m. It will scarcely be disputed
that this was a prenti neirai-rate-'
of • out -turn, •arid a record`, which
has probably never' been approach-
ed at any port -in .any part;, of the
world.
,..Modern
BY ROBERTA LEE
1= 17en-gctting—eut-of--a;--1a-'r•
u
ld "a woman
an escort, 'should with s , •s
open the door and getout first: if
'she happens • to: sit nearest the
door? '
If there, is a punch bowl at
a dance and no one is there to
serve it, sho'uld "a girl serve'her,
partner and then herself?
3. Sh]o, u'.ld ,,,b,lack=bodered sta-
r.2u4 4 v
_ ,
a' len an s
group of persons, is it all right
to introduce hint to them collec-
tively?
5. Should one prepare only
cold drinks at a meal when only
cold food is served,?_ _ .
6: Is' it •obligatory to answer
-notes of .sympathy that are write •
• ten to an invalid? .
Answers
,1.i1- No; she should wait •and ;al-
low her escort to` open the door
and then ' asist her. 2. . No; the
manshould serve his partner, and
then himself. 3. This ,is not
necessary; plain white stationary
is preferred. 4. No; introduce
him to each person individually,
but. if 'possible, mention two or
• three names. together.. 5.. No;
serve both hot and cold drinks, as
some of the guests might prefer
a hot drink. • 6. ''Yes; if 'the . in-
valid is too ill to answer thei'i,
some other :member of the family
should do so.
I out a money order to cover the
difference. • •
A. letter••was •received from the_
passenger by Mr:. Dobbs ;return-
ing' had
'the move order,'wh.. ,.
ret
g
Y
been --'en dorsed-"back- to--t'he -coal-
parry. His letter road: "We are
returning . to., ,you • O. N. ,Express,
• Mone • Order ,N s Q 975474. We :
ICave' "signed this order and won (1—
thank you very' much if • ywou"'
hand this money to the Bed • rtss.
'vVishin for .Britain a. .crushing
victory against its enemies."
Mr. Dobbs i, passed the • molt y
order along to the local,.branEh
of •the .'Red Cross Society:
-nigher ,and Lower
Motorists driving., east • from
Wendover, Utah, on 4..S. 40-50
n'Ping-(rayl igh t- Lou-2:s—a'
limit•Q f•sixt
'Observe- a sed
to bsery s o y
P
miles an hour, Engineering News-
Record points out. However, if
they use the same stretch of high
way after dark, they -will.,find the
'same signs reading fifty 'miles "an
hour.'. 'Signs .are :so Marked that
a 'higher' •speed limit' is shown by
natural .light than. by" automobile
DNtTi,bs^.w
HAQE
F011 READ?
'ently'a Canadian editor Vas
in a gun plant where extremely.
,fine tooling operations were being
• carried on. •
"What are your tolerances on
this .job?" •he• asked a man at, a
• lathe..
"One five thousandth of an
inch;" replied the workman.
The, figure conveyed little to
the editor.. He asked, "Hove fine
is that?", '
The • workman, , , too, .seem,ed
puzzled. ,He called ..to his neigh-'
bor on the next machine: "Bille
hoot' many -five, • thousand'ths are: .
there•;iri:.an :inch:?" .• •
Bill scratched his head "Gee, •
I 'don't know.. But there •naust 'be
millions :of them."
•
An English paper publishes"
this advertisement:r
"For sale: ` `Baker's." bus,
nests; • good trade; large oven;
present owner been in' it for
seven. years; good reasons
for leaving."
Distrusting' all mankind, and
banks • in particular, Ellen' kept
her savings in her room.'
But Cupid, *as too much for
her at last, and she agreed to
ut her
She
roes b c
th
e 1
.amsarskedy ._
"What's the best way to put
my' money in the bank?"
"But. I thought you didn't trust
banns," exela-i Tied her—am
"N:o more I do, mum. But it'll
-be safer it the bank • than in the
house with a. strange Man about!" ,•
Visitor: "Well; young man,
just what do you do on this
submarine?"
' Fed -up • Sailor: ' "Madam,
it's my duty to •run' forward
andhold her nose whenever,
we dive."'' .
The , energetic salesman walked
;etc) the factory and, sought, and
obtained an intervie
superintendent.
,, "Look here, sir!" he • began.
(1'
"I'like to speak to some of your
men and try to sell them my
correspondence .course on how to
put fire and sparkle, into ,their
work." `•
The superintendent turned. pale:
"Get outof here,;' he • roared,
" Lia faetor-istwo�lT'ivinz aresar'�d
it
Good(, l eighbor
Aids Red Cross
Recently a resident of Virginia,
Minnesota; paid a visit to Winni-
, peg and on his return a railway
' official noted that there should
be an adjustment on the price of
his .ticket. The matter ' was re-
ferred td- Walter Dobbs, General
Passenger Agent, Canadian Na-
tionals Railways, Who quickly sent
S.ICILLED, LABOR WANTED
W E NEED
:,T Fl -E N'.
TO GIVE
CHURCHILL
ILL
TINE TOOLS
IF YOU ARE NOT
ON. WAR 'W'ORK—
YOU 'SHOULD BE
V ,
W ANTED
AT ONCE:, :-
Tool Designers
a•
LScratcMneff7&
For q,tirk relief front if riling of eczema. pimples. ad:-
kte.'e foot, scarce, ecnt,ies: rashes antlntl.er cetsrnally
tassel Akin trc�,Lice, nee (nat•acting, cording, Anti•
aeptia, lignid .l)', 1).. 1). Preemption. Crenatrse.
• eu(mlete. Soothes irritation jsnd gntrklv,tops intense
itching. 350 trial bottle prnree it, or money !rook. Ask
vont drnggist• today for 1).1).D. T'RESCR1V"I'ION.
•
WHO ARE CAPABT.E OF
ASSUMING LEADERSHIP
Experienced
Tool Makers
M ,chinists
Fitters
MACHINE
OP'ERA'TORS
on Ho.rizonttal.
Boring Machines,
Turret and
Engine Lathes,
• 1VI,r1ling Machines
• ICe'w Building ' New Ma -
'chines. Best."of Working
Conditions.
INTERVIEWS DAY' OR
NIGHT, ", SUNDAYS TN-
CLUDED.
•
. Applications not considered
from those riow' on war
work.
Canadian General
Electric Company
.,I a Ont.
On�.
• .. Boy '(true' .child. of
motor era): "Well,. 1 oughta
• • be — I'm `.a later model."
Forced ' to • put , on bis brakes
suddenly, the driver of the sports
' car 'foun'd it shooting •crab -wise
across the road, just missing '.a
lamp -post before it' stopped. •
Up strolled• a policeman. •
lie'; rereark'ed` genially; --
"you got a. nice skid • there, sir."
"Pardon' me, officer;" was the
hau:hty reply, "this lady •is my,
wife." ••
'Animal "trainers' agree that ,the.
female of all species are easier to
train than .the male., , '
•a
Churchill s Message
To. Libyan Forces
Following• is the. text•. of 'the •
ctisn.;e-P cmc' M-iniet-er-Clwre,
r
hill sent the. British • forces in
Africa -when the Libyan:' of-
fensive was launched:
"1: have itin command from
the King to express .,to all
ranks of ths'army and the Roy-
al 'Air Force in the western
desert and .to the 'Medite-rran-
ean fleet. His Majesty's .confi••
tie•n=ce--.4ha :tl ssike-arobli•eis
•c1-ut.x witTUeielnelary devotion
in t11e::. Tsll Y'• eilely °_isadiir'aat;'
battle` which' ties before .thein..
"For the first time British
and Vinare troops will meet. the,
Germans with ample equipment
in modern weapons of 'all kinds ••
Se battle itself Wi11•affe,ct the
whole course of •the war.. Now
IS the time to Strike the hardest
blow yet struck 'fol' 'ficial rte.
tory, • home and freedom. The
-desert: army ''mly add a page-tO
history •which will rank with
Blenheim and 'with Waterloo.
"The eyes of ' all nations " are
tipon• you. \A11 our heitrt5 are
with you. May God uphold the
right:'
Small. Girl Oa seven-year-,
old friend): "Oh.. 1 think
you're lots better looking than . ,
your' daddy."
\.
011! 1 S
Pay 25 fo 30 Percent per year
on :. eves a '-CC—pital. Clregtae
each month. froth Trust Com-
pany on Production.
in iniries invited :iertainleg tb
this pion. •
14 rear,i in business`►
REILLY INVESTMENTS
100 Adelaide Street West
TOIIONTO •
Rainbow tints of an opal are
net in the stone itself; says 'a mu-
seum gem curator,' who :explains
that light transmitted throughan
opal shows its true color to be
gray or orange or flatly color-
less.
r
Britain's Fighting. Planes ani Warsitips
29 Ri s w AVAILABLE
,'FryingFortress", "Bristol! Be. &lighter".
. ' a'ii.M.S,t (King George V" and many others
For 'each picture desired, send a •
somp'1ite. "Crown •13rand" •Label. with •
• your name and address and the.,
name of the •pictur`e Sou leant writ
ten 'on the back. Address I)ept. J.12,
The •C' a n a• d a
Starch.; • Co:mptin►*
Ltd.,. 45 Welling-
: •ton St. E., Toronto
Prompt payment. promised for
shipments of light honey., Send
samples and estimate of quan-
tity to °
MacFEETERS CREAMERY,
52 Jarvis St. Toronto
•
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ready to lay and oro• hatching
weekly. Order now. for nerembor
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i0f WFH •CONTROL •
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,esting farts about. Send ten rents
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Broadcloth . patches, full sized
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•
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*venue, \Vinni,nra-.
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Hamilton, •
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