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skates in Stackh -.)im, SweJen, called the "German
Twist." Attempting the feat is a widespread fad in that
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TRUCKS FOR SALE
'53 MERCURY tow truck, power winch,
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MERRY MENAGERIE
',You're the leaning tower of
pica, rie, Galileo, and wake,
&eating the law of gravity---
okay?"
often have a surprising number
of leery large trout icr the simple
reason it's •clifficult to fish such.
places successfully. Spinning
won't do, for there's no room to
work the lure without its hang-
ing on the brush. So, how would
you go about catching. some of
them?
By "clapping," a method pretty
common in Ireland, but rarely
heard of elsewhere will work.
It's clone merely by dropping a
dry flY'"etraight cloven from the
rod tip so that it, but, practically
none of the leader, touches the
water, Larger live flies on tiny
boeles work. •
Here'e an improvement on the
Irish way the', I worked out,
Have you ever seen a fly bobbing
up and down a few inches above
the water, eceasionelly dropping
lower to touch it? It is said that
it's, a female laying an egg at
each touch. Try using the same
movement with your dry fly —
not overdoing it,
I found that this sometimes
murders 'em in a small, busily
stream when just floating the fly
produce little or no results. The
movement must draw more et-
tention to the fly; as well as
making it seem more -lifelike.
Naturally, to do well with clap-
ping on a small, bushy stream,
you must do extremely careful
stalking, and keep out of sight.
As stated before, the higher
you are above the water, the far-
ther .a fish can see you, and, of
course, the reverse is also true.
So when you can't hide, keep as
low as possible, both during your
approach and while casting.
by Jason Lucas, Angling
Editor of "Sports Afield"
Further Word On
Danger Of Smoking
For 444 years London's pow-
erful Royal College of Physi-
cians has been keeping watch
over the health of England, It led
the struggle against bubonic
plague in the seventeenth cen-
tury by condemning primitive
sanitation conditions; in 1725, it
crusaded successfully egainst the
consumption of cheap gin, then
a major .killer; in 1802, it per-
suaded Parliament to endorse
Edward Jenner's vaccine and
thus fought the war on smallpox.
Last month the Royal College
once again placed its prestige on
the line. In a 70-page report en-
titled "Smoking and Health," the
society issued an unequivocal in-
dictment of cigarettes.
"Cigarette smoking is a cause
of lung cancer," the society said
bitIntly, and reported that Great
Britain's present death rate from
this disease is the highest in the
world. Urging the government to
take "decisive steps" to curb the
rising use of tobacco, especially
cigarettes, the pamphlet went on'
to say that heavy cigarette smok-
ing may well contribute to the
development of coronary heart
disease as well as delay the heal-
ing of gestic and duodenal ulcers.
"Smoking and Health" was
prepared by a special nine-mem-
bet committee headed by Royal
College president Sir Robert
Platt, a 61-year-old kidney spe-
cialist who gave up smoking him-
self eight years 'ago, The report's
conclusions are based on more
than 200 studies, mostly drawn
from British and American scien-
tific journals. Among the find=
ings:
Diving the last 45 years, while
the death rate from other forms
of cancer in England has de-
creased slowly; deaths from lung
cancer have soared. Deaths from
lung cancer among men between
the ages of 45 and 60 totalled 30
per 100,000 in 1930; 48 in 1940;
end 165 pet 100,000 in 1959.
During adult life, nearly 15
per cent of man and 60 per cent
of women in Britain are regular
>sin okees.
Heavy striditers (those who
smoke front ee 30 cigarettes a
day) have about 30 times the
death rate from Ittrig tender to
do non-smokes.
\"taing 'dancer kills about one
heavy smoker in eight," said ,Sir
:Robert, speakirig last Week iti
gilt-corniced College of Physic-'
fans lecture hall near Trafalgar
Square; .""Of course you may say
this is still a minority, but sup,
posing you Were Offered flight
•
1,:rig“Go end yea c e(' told
i thete11,41rilee ablaut f no, ,)
YiBLI aught
'•1'ne pleeetees of rrooking must
110W tie weiehed. agairet Ilene
vie," ',he report .toted. To ;nuke
these daneees better known, the
Royal Celle& recommended that
`The eovernmeet introduce a mas.
4iive education campaign tit die.
eoteeige smoking. It aleo recom-
mended that the .Ministry' of
Health, through. the National
Health Service, vetablieh anti-
making clinics to help nicotine
addicts kick the habit. Other
suggestions ranted from restrict-
ing tobacco advertising tmore
than ee million or $30.i mil-
1
lion, was spent such advertise
ing in 1960) to strengthening the
prohibitions on smoking in pub-
lie places. The report also 'mugs
gested that more stringent cig-
arette taxa tjo.n would drive
smokers to "less harmful" pipes
and cigars, (The British tax on
cigargttes is even now the world's
highest, amounting to 46. cents
on a pack of twenty cigarettes
.selling for 63 cents,)
Althougly the Ministry of
Health was not sure last week
about stops it would take, Labor-
ite ee, P. Kenneth Robinson of-
fered his views, "I think a tax
boost is out," he told a reporter.
"There may be a certain control
of advertising, But not much can.
be done about veteran smokers—
they're beyond redemption."
German Women
Beaten As' Witches
Innocent women in some vil-
lages of West Germany are being
beaten up and insulted by ig-
norant villagers who believe
they are witches.
Witchcraft is growing so rap-
idly in these country areas that
10,000 so - called witchmastere
have set themselves up in busi-
ness there in recent years, says a
report of the German Medical
Association.. •
Silly men and women who are
not satisfied with the treatment
'they receive from their doctors
visit these witehmasters who
have persuaded them that all
their ailments are caused by
witches.
The witchmasters even name
village women as witches. These
women are usually too poor to
take legal action against them.
A vritchinaster often charges a
fee of $25 or mote to perform a
ceremony and provide a "elite.'
According to an ancient Ger-
man legend. all the country's
witches hold carnival on April
30th — the eve of May Day, This
is known as Walpurgis Night.
No superstitious villager leaves
the shelter of his home on this
night without carrying a sprig
of holly or mountain ash 5e, a
"safeguard against witchcraft'
Even by their own hearths
some people are not sure of safe=
ty, for witches are reputed to
hover on the threshold of Mane'
homes, trying to influence thent
With their "evil eye,"
In some areas villagers flock
froth their homes to Make noises
which Will drive away Walpur-
gis Night witches.,
Church belle are rung, Dote
And pans are Clettereel together,
dogs bark and children scream.
11* four horned anteleite Of
India and turtha is the only
tauvilal in the world with four
;horns" Only the
w.
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Gigot. 'foptprints.
crPqte. .Mystery
Giant, three-toed footprints
believed to have been mule
more than 100,0.00,000 years
by one of the great ainesa.uvs,
probably an igeariOden, have
been found in v, stone quarry at
le1legion MatraVere,. near Swan-
age, Doreet.
There Are thirteen . prints And
they were unearthed cy work.-
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feet across the quarry floor be,
44'e disappearing under a Mass -
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.historic animal footprints ever.
disco.verecl in Britain.
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feet teem nose to tail and stood
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rucceeded in reaching the fossil
end tried to get "souvenire."'
The fossil had to be fenced off
While arrangements were made
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en. its 'prime at least 200 million
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Trout fishing
Made en SimpEe
There are two ways of fishing
for trout—and this holds whether
you're using fly or spinning
tackle. One is the fine-and-far-
off method. The other is—stalk
'em carefully arid fish close, the
_sneak-up-one'em method,
The fine-andsfar-off way orige
inated an the. chalk streams of
southern England, especially the.
famous Test and lichen, These
are practically never muddied by
rain, which soaks into the chalk
soil and c.,"31:.tig trp main 'filtered
crystal clear.
In that flat country, the cur-
rent is slight; it often .resembles
a long, mirror-still pool. There's
really too much natural foods, so
the fat brown trout are always
overfed and can afford to be shy
and finicky. Result of all this:
Perhaps nowhere else does trout
' fishing call for such high skill.
An American angler, fishing
there far the first time, usually
snorts in derision at the ritualis-
tie fuss and feathers, the long,
fine leaders—sometimes as much
as la feet long. That's not how
they fish back home where the
American came from! He'll show
'em about such nonsense,
He sees trout dimpling the
whole surface of the river, feed-
ing hard. He walks up and makes
one cast, what he thinks is a very
nice one. Suddenly, the whole
surface of the river becomes un-
broken, not a single trout feed--
ing. Nor will one for a long time.
Snots where this fine-and-far-
off method is necessary are, ex-
tremely rare in this country. But
always remember that the higher
you are above the water's sur-
facee the farther fish can see you,
Now for the sneak-up-on-'em
method, which calls for practical-
ly no casting ability, and which.
will get you most,trout in a 'eery
great majority of places in this
country:
Supposing that there's a fine-
looking spot that you can only
reach, without a fish there seeing
you, from behind a boiilder or
small bush: but that the trout
Would see you crossing a wide
gravel bar going there. •Get up
there quietly and slowly; fast
Movements always alarm fish.
Then crouch out of sight until
you think the trout has forgotten
about your coining and has start-
ed feeding again. You'll have to
do your own guessing on how
long that is; might be a few min-
utes if he's small and not shy,
and it might be an hour or more
If he's really old and foxy and
not too hungry.
Very small, bushy streams
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CASH ON THE LINE—Detroit Tigers first baseman Norm Cash, the American LeagUe it
1961 batting champ, Is a picture of power and concentration as. he smashes the bait
durihg the Tigers-St Louis game in $t. Petersburg, Pio.
ISSUE 13 — 1962
MONEY TO LOAN