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Bride Arrived On
Crocodile's Back
One afternooiTa stranger ar-
rived at a Somaliland village. lie
was of "the same tribe but from
the other end of the country. He
gave the villagers all- the news
picked up on his journey, was
given food and tea and made
welcome.
When evening came they were
sitting around the fire when sud-
denly he called out excitedly;
"Look up there on- the hill!" On
the hillside stood a shining figure,
fantastic in the darkness,
"Look, it is the light from
Allah!" he cried. He tore his hair,
prostrated himself, forehead on
ground, and prayed loudly, The
- whole village followed suit.
"Come, let us go up on to the
hill and share in Allah's light,
Allah's beauty, Allah's goodness,
Allah's blessing!" he added,
Off they all stormed, up the •
hillside. They returned carrying a
man, fighting each other to help
carry him and to get close enough
to touch him.
They knew him, He was their
former Holy Man's son who had
visited' them before and was a
dearly honodred guest. But never
before had Allah's divine light
shone upon him. A miracle had
occurecl. His father's power had
descended upon him.
John Buchholzer, who was in
the village and witnessed this
phenomenon, "Has written a vivid
account of his travels in "Soma-
liland - The Horn of Africa."
His interpreter, Hassan, an old
acquaintance of the Holy Man's
son, eventually coaxed him to
tell how he had stage-managed
the light from "Heaven."
He had covered himself with a
white, transparent cloth, wedged
a strong torch on the ground
between two stories, and stood
over 'it. The stranger who had
come to the village was his as-
sistant.
News of the miracle spread
far and wide. People brought
him flocks of goats and sheep.
The Sultan sent him five camels
laden with millet. To turn all
this into money the villagers
gladly offered td drive the ani-
mals to the nearest big market
town, a day's journey away.
Counting his gain there and
checking the account, the newly
"ordained" Holy Man suddenly
called to the auetioneert
"Yeti have taken money for
selling the beasts. Do you not
know that those were my fath-
er's beasts and my father was
a Holy Man?"
"I have taken the money that
is due to me in accordance with
the ‘16V," the auctioneer replied,
"and if your father Was a Holy
Man, then -mine was, too."
"That is an ' outrage against
my 'father," Shouted the sob, and
the men from the village wailed:
"what have you done, what
will happen now? The rains may
net coin& Our cancels May
sick.'' But the auctioneer totted
his back mid walked off.
Two days later the Sultan's son
mid the chiefs of the villages
which had sent gifts squatted
around the Holy Man's on who
Sat on a Stb61 under shady trees,
They Were a delegation fermed
to aVert the tearful disasters that
Might folio* the aiintierieer'S in
stilt for -It Holy Man only re,
'etives and haS to be treated with
respect; even When he 14 &kit
The. Sultan's Ott Prdifeted
handful Of ebins the aut..
tioneet'S the Holy'
Man's Soh ranged .thern, saying:
"My father's anier Will Strikt
this disttict.- ttei/tY has he been'
treated tlitta,'
r.Of hours they all begged him
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to accept the money, producing
still' more, pouring 11 at his feet,
prostrating themselves, .clinging
to his knees, kissing his toes.
When -the coins had grown into
a large heap he reluctantly
agreed, to accept. The givers went
joyfully home with the good
news that calamity had been
averted,
"And now," said Hassan envl.
ously. "he'll go to Mogadishu and
have a good time with the gills*"
I)uchholzer also went on the
trail of the crocodile men, a
brotherhood of sorcerers who
spread death and disaster along
the Juba river, seeming to wield
Power over people's minds and
animals,
He was told by 5omaiS that
they could ipduce people to mur-
der each other, make crocodiles
eat certain p'eoPle of their chooss
ing, hurl Curses over long dist,
antes to strike their victims like
lightning, tell a man that he
would die the next day or at
the next full moon. Experts in
all the black arts, they were
clever doctors and Makers of
medicines. For,their best, made
from the blood of infants, they
stole and murdered children.
The Italian authorities told him
that there was something in these
tales, for in the 1030s sofne
crocodile men had been shot be-
cause they made their trained
crocs eat men from a neighbour-
ing village.
An old Arab shopkeeper told
Buchholzer of a crocodile man
who fell in love with a girl down
the river. When neither she nor
her family would have anything
to do with him, he used his
crocodile, which seized her when
she went to the river for water.
It did not, however, eat her.
Placing her carefully on its back,
it swam down-river escorted by
other crocs. All the way she
shrieked in terror, but no one
dared help, her, The old Arab
claimed to have seen the flotilla
sailing down to the man's vil-
lage, where he stood on the bank
awaiting her.
There she stayed, for neither
She nor her family dared protest
about her abduction.
This Arab put Buchholzer in
touch with a crocodile man who
guided him to the crocodile men's
village. There he witnessed some
of their grisly mystic rites and
dances, and watched one of them
call crocodiles from the river
with a singing chant. Three came
and lay in front of him like well-
trained dogs ,and were fed with
live goats,
Baby crocs are captured as
they emerge from their eggs and
trained until the relationship is
like that between a man and an
obedient dog.
At Cross Purposes.
How wasteful can we be?
The U.S. Department of Agri-
culture earmarks $756 million to
remove land from production,
The Commodity Credit Corpo-
ration budgets nearly $2.5' billion
to remove surplus produce from
the market.
The U.S. Department of In-
terior requests $216 million for
dam building and irrigation pro-
grams to add more land to the
productive capacity of the coun-
try.
And advocates of this philo-
sophy seem to win votes by
promising more of it. - Gold
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SPECIAL varieties for white eggs and for broilers. Also .Barred Rocks, Light
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BUSINESS PROPERTIES FOR SALE,
reeeitet for sale, new equipment and 9 houses. Serpent River, 18 0111e$ from Elliott Lake., on Highway 17; house income $4e0 a month; meat sales
average $3,000 per month. Write or apply Phil's Meat Merket. Serpent River. Ont
COINS
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DRILLING EQUIPMENT
DRILLING equipment bought and sold: Rotary and cable tools, Star, Bucyrus Failing 1500, 1000, Franks 38, 45, others, Fred Butler, Box 481, Pueblo. Colorado,
FARMS FOR SALE
FRUIT Farm - 300 pear trees, 1 acre grapes, 10 acres applee, cherries, plums, 5 acres excellent garden land, 30 miles from London. 7 room house, buildings. Priced very low for quick sale $7500. Equipment available, It
desired. Write A, Blais, Arkona or Phone Arkerre 3324.
100 ACRES good farm land, near Belle. vine and 901 Highway, pasture, creek watered, good buildings, pressure sys-tem; house, city conveniences. S. El,. liott, ILR, 6, Belleville.
320-ACRE dairy farm, located less than 20, miles from Sault Ste. Marie. Has /l-ean milk quota and 39 Holsteins giving yearly income of $8,000. Buildings - 10 room brick house, barn GO' x 90'. implement shed - 30' x GO', 2-car gar-age, milk house, Modern machinery. Price $35,000. Apply Art Brodie, Bar
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.PROPERTY FOR. SALE
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Russia Loaded With
Hidden Wealth
The work of a large group of
Soviet geologists, who assisted
by some 000,000 volunteer help,
ere, have surveyed the Country
from the PaCifie to the Carpa-
thian mountains and from the
Arctic to the Caspien Sea has
-Opened new and glittering vistas
lor the Soviet Union's economic
future,
Morethan. one-tenth of the
personnel Close to 40,000 -
Were trained geologists. Of the
remainder, the majority Were
young people for whom the
prospect of turning geology into
a patriotic endeavor spelled ad-
venture and romance. In East
Siberia's province of Irkutsk for
Instance, more than 10,000 peo-
ple offered their help.
Popular enthusiasm for ge-
ology is one of the reasons for
the surprising success of Soviet
geological exploration, Other
reasons are the vast untapped
natural riches of a still largely
unexplored country, the sub-
stantial sums which the Soviet
state allocates to geology, and
'the scale of geological survey-
ing.
Last year's results were sum-
med up by Minister of Geology
Py'otr Y. Antropov in Izvestia.
"Although only part of our oil
reserve has been discovered,"
wrote Mr. Antropov, "it now ap-
pears that our Central Asian re-
publics alone have oil deposits
of the same order as the coun-
tries of the Middle East."
Oil, which the Soviets need
not merely for fuel, but more
and more for their petroleum.
based industrial chemistry and
for export, is only one of the
minerals which last year's sur-
veys have ascertained in new
locations.
Other discoveries were hot
carbonaceous mineral springs in
the vicinity of the Central Asian
metropolis of Tashkent, which
already are being used for urban
heating purposes and are ex-
pected to save some 40,000 car-
loads of cog a year, writes Paul
Wohl in The Christian Science
Monitor.
Large new deposits of natural
gas, iron, ore, and nonferrous
kwes also have. been found. Es-
pecially "interesting" are said to
be new lead deposits in the
Xrasnoyarsk: proVince of West
Siberia, new oil fields in West
Xazakhstan, and rich gold veins
in the Chukchi National Okrug
which occupies the little known
territory between the Autono-
mous Yakut Republic-hitherto
the principal gold producer of
the U,S,S,R. - 'Kamchatka and
the Bering Straits.
One party of• geologists dis-
covered a large outcropping 'Of
diamond's near the Antibes' River
ie. the horthwestern corner of
Yakutia. This was thes second
major discovery of diamonds in
this part of the U.S.S.R. Earlier
discoveries, about 500 miles fur-
ther east, were 'claimed to equal
the diamond riches of South
Africa.
Most important from the point
of view of transport economy
was the confirmation of large
oil fields and deposits of natural
gas in. West Siberia and in the
Yakut Republic.' Siberia hither-
to lacked oil. Once these new
reserves are exploited, Siberia
will no - longer depend upon oil
shipments from west of the
Urals-a distance of more than
2,000 miles. This would be espe-
cially valuable for East Siberia
which is practically beyond the
reach of _the' rapidly advancing
pipeline across the Urals,
Once the necessary oil and gas
pipes have been laid, Yakut oil
also could supply the Soviet Un-
ion's strategic ports and indus-
tries on the Pacific, which pres-
ently depend on the inadequate
oil yield of Sakhalin and haVe to
be supplied by tankers from
Black Sea ports over one of the
world's longest shipping routes.
Has The Moon
A Solid Core?
During' the moments before
Russia's cosmic rocket hit the
moon, the radio aboard sent bask
a burst of valuable information
about the nature, of the earth's
natural satellite. The most impor-
tant bit of data: No magnetic
field had been detected in the vi-
cinity of the moon's face, at least
.within the limits of the rocket's
sensitivity.
This report confirmed the view
held by most scientists that the
moon has a solid core. A liquid
core, such as the one at the center
of the earth, tends to act like a
dynamo and creates a magnetic
field. , .
In the current.issue of. Physical .
Review ,Letters, however, a
woman physicist offers a word of
caution. Particle radiation thrown
off by the sun, Writes Marcia.
Neugebauer of Cal Tech's Jet
Propulsion Lab, creates a "solar
wind" as it drives at high energies
down -on the face of the moon.
This wind of electrically charg-
ed particles would tend to cre-
ate its own field, canceling out
any magnetic field that might
exist except for a very. thin
layer, too close to the moon's
sunny side to be detected by a
fast-moving impacting rocket.
According to Mrs. Neugebauer,
no one should draw any conclu-
sions about a lunar magnetic
field until someotle sends a rock-
et to the dark surface of the
moon, where the sun's radiation
would Nye no effect,
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WANTED - RABBITS AND PIGEONS
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WAXING Ingernar ,
Johansson, seems. ready, for ac-
tioh. Actually, Inge here is a
Wax statue in Madame Tut-
saud's Museum in Landon.
Rose and Rodins
"I'm not interested in seeing
my works of art placed after I'm
very dead," said Billy Rose. "And
when I think of it realistically,
I'm in the going-away time. I'm
60 years of age."
Thus, the old showman ex-
plained recently the gift of his
sculptureeeelleetion to the Na-
tional Milienni:eof Israel. Valued
as high a5:1.. mtlion dollars, the
collection ,cont:arns more than 50
pieces, many Of-them heroic size.
There are works by Rodin, Daus
mier, Epstein, Lipchitz, and
Bourdelle.
To provide a setting for the
sculptures, Rose is taking Isamu
Noguchi, the Japanese-American
sculptor, to Jerusalem next
month to design a garden which
will adjoin the National Museum.
"Nogechi tells me he sees a great
maze of walls which climbs up
the hill, with lots of azaleas and
bougainvillea."
How Can I?
By Anne Ashley
Q. How can I clean some velvet
coat collars?
A. By using hot water and am-
monia, and sponging lightly.
When this dries, sponge with al-
cohol.
Q. Is there any way I can add
luster to my linoleum without
waxing it?
A. One easy way is to add a lit-
tle sour milk to your rinse water
when you are washing your foot,
Q. Can you suggest any use
at all to which I can put my
`burned-out miniature camera
flash bulbs?
A. Are you a fisherman? These
bulbs make good fishing bob-
hers. Merely split the solder on,
the end :contact with a knife, in-
sert your line, and then close
the solder with pliers. These
bulbs will not become water-
logged; can be used for a long
time, and, their white appearance
makes them easily discernible
on the surface of the water,
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