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Agnes 0.. Wells, 1219 5. Fannin, Den,
ison, 'Texas.a
rangers said: "It's just as it
should be."
When you park your car in a
glade and listen to the noises
of the bush - a couple of hun-
dred red buck champing softly,
the footfalls of a herd of zebra,
the treetops gossip of a pair of
monkeys, the rustle as a haughty
buffalo arches ,his neck the bet-
ter to look you over - the free-
dom and peace of it all sweep
over you.
So unafraid are many of the
animals that while hippos and
crocodiles remain• near water,
according to the rangers, lions
will often sit on the road edge
watching the cars go by. And of
our own experience we know
the 'graceful impala buck put
out "school patrols" to make sure
everyone gets across the "street"
safely.
Lions are the most, sought-
after animals, and it is said that
some of the younger visitors go
to sleep at 'night counting lions
instead of sheep. By all accounts,
the lions are getting so used to
the tourists that the one on the
mattress in that newspaper pho-
tograph may have been going to
sleep counting cars.
Just How Good
Is Your Spelling
•
How's your spelling? It's prob-
ably a little better than it used
to be, for some education" ex-
perts are saying that the stand-
ard of spelling is slowly but
surely rising, although men are
still better spellers than women.
You're a very good speller if
you can correctly spell super-
sede, paraffin, liquefy, dipth-
theria, no kimo rarely, *tranquil- ".
lity and naphtha; say the, ex-
perts.
Here's an apparently simple
sentence of nearly all one-syl-
lable wordS which] has often
beaten good spellers when, dic-
tated to them:
Hugh, will you see whether it
is a wether or a ewe• that the
weather has driven under a yew
of the deepest hue?
Nobody has ever beaten the
record of Professor David Jones,
a scnoolteachet of Missouri,
U.S.A., who became the evorld's
champion speller. For thrity-
three years he issued an annual
-challenge to all comers to spell
against him. Many tried to
Wrest the title from' him, but in
vain.
His record is 15,000 words
correctly spelled straight off the
reel. He used to say that he had
benefitted from a good educa-
tion and owned his flair as a
speller to his leve of reading.
FOOTNOTE: Were you Ob-
servant enough to note the de-
liberate spelling error in this
article? The ward "benefited"
has only one 'VI
IT WASN'T ABEL
Who first said: "Of the Pee-
iJlet by the people, for the pen-
pfe,q, The first 99 'persona out
Of 100 will reply; "Lin Colic."
And the 100th Person Wilt add,
"in his GettYslnitg
person,
The famous phrase', familiar
to rtiillions of school Children
arid their elders, actually is 573
Old, add Wide: ,appeared
in the Bible!
in John Wycliffe's intreditee
tinti td his translation of the
Bible, 'Plablislied in England iii
1382, these Words Odetir: "This
Bible IS! for the dbverliment of
the PeOpleo by Mil People,- and
fok the Feeiple.*
saw
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True happiness
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'The Perking industry has fin-
ally caught up with Ewing car
Population in many Parts of the
country.
In fact, in some cities there
are now more parking places en
parking lets than, there are
parkers. "Lot full" signs have
almost all been burned.
The resulting competition to
pluck the potential parker from
the street is something wonder-
eel for motorists to experience.
Baby-sitting service for wom-
en who don't want to drag their
kids around to the stores was
started by a lot owner h Sioux
City, Ia. This is spreading to
other cities,
Not willing to take on full
responsibility for guarding a
bunch of kids, a parking lot in
Wheeling, W. Va., is making
Strollers available to its cus-
tomers,
To beat his competition a
Louisville, Ky„ lot manager be-
gan passing out balloons for the
kids. A lot down the street then
began giving away-candy AND
balloons.
In another part of Louisville
a parking garage announced
that it would loan umbrellas
free to its customers when it
rained. Several lots around the
country serve free hot coffee to
customers while they wait for
their cars on chilly days.
In Portland, Ore., a lot has
begun offering customers spe-
cial repair and service facilities,
beyond washing and greasing.
This idea is spreading. And down
in Washington a lot operates a
car radio clinic where tubes can
betested and other repairs made
at special prices.
In a large New Jersey city a
parking garage owner is study-
ing a plan to add a special heli-
copter service to get his cus-
tomers to nearby airports or
other points.
This competitive pinch, how-
ever, has failed to launch an3f
rate cutting wars. Parking your
ear is like checking your hat,
It doesn't take long to match the
*are price in fees.
In Washington, for example,
rates in the downtown area
range from 45 cents for the first
half-hour to 30 cents for the
first hour, and reduced rates for
slipWay and saw Leo's eye-
brows rise slightly as he gave
me a quzizical glance.
"Leo, this job's dan-
gerous."
As for new speed records,
Campbell envisages building a
stillefaster craft and raising the
target to the 300 m.p,h. mark.
He, thinks it is well worth the
work and expense and risk and
is • determined to carry on "in
the 'hope of giving the.. old flag
a flutter."
Sir Malcolm would be proud
of his son.
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Red X Rocks New Hamps. Reds, Sus-
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100. Pullets $19 per 100. White Leg-
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$13 per 100. Pullets $27 per 100.
Guaranteed 100% Ilve delivery. $1
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Risking Mt.
Break Speed.
Record
Why does a' man r'is'k his' life
trying to travel 'lit 200 M.p.h.,.
and more'. on 3,water ' 7 What
Practical use is it going to, be?
Who wants to travel in a Prise
Sengereraft at 200„ in.P.he any-
Way?
These are typical of the ques-
tions asked by people when they
see the name Bluebird or Don-
ald Campbell in the headlines,
or see a sleek, jet-propelled
speedboat zooming over a lake •
on a ,newsreel.
Now those questron are, arise
wered by the man most quali-
fied to do so, thirty-four-year-
old Donald Campbell, who went
to America recently and raise
his own world, speedboat record
in Bluebird to 2.16.25 m.p.h.
Donald, son of racing car -re-
cord-breaker,' the late `Sir Male"
colm Campbell, has 'three very
sound reasons why, for six years
he has battled on throngh frus-
tration and bitter disappOint-
ment to reach higher and higher
speeds; • ' -
He gives them *in his- engros-
sing personal story, "Into the
Water BaMer", written in col-
laboration with Alan W. Mit-
chell, "Intially, my purpose' was'
to win the 'record for British'
prestige," he says. ',Then be-
came vitally interested in the
scientific research needed be-
fore a hydroplanee can travel at
very high-speed.• Finally, I be-
came convinced that Bluebird
points the way to,the production
of a light,, deadly effensive
naval weapon capable of travel-
ling at twice the speed' of any-
thing afloat to-day."
Campbell- says he, and his
team have, .sufficient scientific '
knowledge to produce a proto-
type for an M.T.B.-type craft
that could attack“ate'about" 100
knots, fire -its torpedoes at ene-
my'shipping arid be ,off in a
flash.
He denies attempting ' 'towin
the world water-speed record
either for personal pleasure or
for the love of speed for speed's
sake.
Little is known about the wa-
ter barrier ofthe titlee-which
caused the "deaths of John Cobb
and the Italian, -Mario Verge -
because its 4echnical causes de-.
fy solutien. HBut„.1;,,unlike, ethe
spUncle ebarriler,,eite dees not oc-
curat e anyt one speed - one
craft ,may meet it 'at. 200 'M.p.h.,
anotlieroa020Anipt.h.,
Theree'..fare-7,Sernee delightful
chaptetson petiald'efee,sq
with, en:190g ,lenecdotes "about,,.
Sir ,Malcolm,
libealry
spettePed •4throngh 'the 4 pages.
Here's what it's like toebeein the
cramped cockpit of Bluebird,
travelling at a mere 120 m.p.h.,
and suddenly see an obstruction
dead ahead.
". my heart seemed to pop
up,into my throat; immediately
in front of the bows, about one
hundred yards away, a great
waterlogged fencing post was
floating like a crocodile. It
seemed to be rushing at me...
I had a jumble of thoughts: a
swerve at this • speed and you'll
be right over, Carry straight on
and hit the log and bang goes
Bluebird.
"I swung on the' wheel, Blue-
bird reared, slid, snaked; but
the log whipped, by out of harm's
way. Very, very frightened, I
eased down on speed as the ,end
of the lake came up . . . Still
shaken, and no doubt white
about the gills, I clambered out
of the cockpit ,and on to the
oming True
for Customers!
subsequent hours, Daily, rates
range from 8Q cents te• $1,50,
That's peanuts competed to
New York City, where rates run
from 75 centv tO $1 for the first
hour, $2 to P.75 !Or
parking, and about $3.50 for 24
hours.
In some towns there have
been small rate reductions,
These developments are re-
ported by Leonard B. Doggett,
Jr, president of the National
Parking Association and owner
of a string of D.C. Jots.
"In spite of increasing compe-
tition for business," Doggett re-
poits, "an investment of more
than $350 million in new off-
street parking facilities is plan-
ned by private enterprise this
year,"
Since 1946 the investment in
private parking facilities has
risen from $1 billion to more
than $4 billion, he claims.
Washington has pioneered two
plans which are being copied
around the country. rapidly. One'
is strictly a good-will gesture of
giving free parking on Sunday
to churchgoers.
All a parker has to do is show
the church program after the
service to avoid the fee. Close
to 10,000 persons there use this
each Sunday..
The other idea , is a boopera-
tive plan whereby downtoWn
merchants pay part of the park-
ing fee of their customers, de-
' pending on the size of pur-
chases.
Theatres, restaurants and doc-
tors and lawyers are getting in
on this plan. It has helped to
revive business in downtown
Washington..
To' eliminate the familiar
whine of tires as hot-rod park-
ing attendants race cars up and
down ramp's Doggett is success-
fully pushing the establishment
of training schools for lot em-
ployes.
In an attempt to cut costs the
trend in new garages is to con-
struction of park - it - yourself
types. This system uses a little
more space but requires fewer
employes.
In San Francisco a, new nine-
story park-it-yourself garage
use 23 employes, compared to
150 attendants needed to park
the customers, It can receive
and discharge 600 cars in 30
minutes.
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'Don't Fence me in'
IS SlOgan Here
They keep a newspaper pic-
ture at Kruger National Park,
' South Africa, of a large, black-
't Maned African lion dozing
dteamily on a bouncy, new in-
ner spring mattress. It is just
an advertising stunt for a local ) mattress compasy, of course,
and lions in the -Kruger Nation-
" al Park do not ordinarily 'enjoy
such luxury.
Nevertheless, they 'do come
pretty close to a Utopian sort of
existence which might well fig-
ure in the dreams of 'other wild
animals in less-well-sprung sur-
roundings.
There are no fences there
for the lion, elephant, or giraffe.
There are no cages, no white
hunters with barking rifles, no
native
'
poachers with silent, poi-
senedarrows. Thousands of Af-
rican wild animals live by the
simple law of the wild. And
the rangers' only task is to pro-
tect them.
Some people dell this the "zee
without bars:" But it is not even
that. It is simply a 200-mile-long
slice of Africa up to 60 miles
wide decreed untouchable in an
industrializing nation for the
preservation of rapidly dimin-
ishing wildlife.
It is a normal zoo in reverse,
for here the visitor is "caged"
- tourists may travel the simple
dirt tracks by closed cars, but
must remain in them at all
times. There are camps for night
stops, but even here a curious
elephant or lion has, and fre-
quently takes, the right Of Way
to amble through their Midst
There is something of a gee-
tleman's agreement - provided
you leave the animals alone and
stay in your car they are harm-
less Rarely do they associate
automobile smells with human
beings. And sometimes they lend
a hand, There Was the agitated
motorist, for example,' Whose
car stalled and refused to start
immediately in the path of half
a dozen notoriously bad-teniper-
ed Afridan' elephants.
The egitetion was unnecessary.
The leading elephant gave the
fender a Midge, arid alietliete And
another. As the 'eat jer ked' lot-
ward the quick-thinking Meter-,
iat slipped his car into gear,. the
elephant gave him another plash,
and off he went.
Then, too, there are the •mile,
breaking tOtitiStS Who leave
their Oat§ to' Snap lithiS 50 yards
away, to find later When their
filing are developed that they
include 'shots Of, another
pethaps 12 feet itbin them, so
Well camouflaged that they never
taw it when the photograph Was
taken.
Frani the animals' Paint Of
'view, it is all so natural' "here:
The animals have no artificial
Mart. They hore the sun and
they; find their toed anddririlc
they alWayi have. AS one of the
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