The Brussels Post, 1951-5-2, Page 2The Bee Gets A Load
On, Then Dances
Do you know how one bee tells
:Mother where a good drink of nec-
tar is to be found? By smells and
-dancing, Tete mystery has been
solved after centuries of argument,
When a bee returns to the hive
laden with nectar, it breaks into
a lively jig on the honeycomb,
dancing round in a rough circle
with occasional straight steps
across. 13y watching bees in glass -
fronted hives, scientists have prov-
ed
rowed that the line along which these
straight steps are danced gives an
accurate bearing on the supply, tell-
ing other bees the direction and
exact distance of the flowers.
Signalling System
If the dance is done on a Hori-
zontal comb, the steps point like a
compass needle. Us0ially, however,
the bee Jigs on the comb's vertical
face, using another signalling sys-
tem. Straight steps up the comb
mean that the source is in the sante
direction as the sun; straight ones
down it indicate the opposite direc-
ton; steps along any angle left of
the vertical mean that the flowers
lie along the sante angle left of the
stuff -and so oil
Each time the bee comes into
the straight it wags its tail side-
ways. The number of straight
runs it makes in a minute signals
the distance of the flowers, While
the other bees watch, the dancer
stops at intervals to feed them
small quantities of the nectar col-
lected, which gives them the scent
of the flower. They are then fully
rbrie£ed" for the operation.
Mr. Chapman Pincher, the na-
ture and science writer, recently
visited Prof. Karl von Frisch -an
Austrian scientist 'Who decipher-
ed the bees' sign language at his
summer research station on Lake
Wolfgang -and was sbn;rtt hiF. ob-
servation hive. lit by a red dark-
room lamp to which the tort's eye is
insensitive.
On the Scent
He explained how he had num-
bered hundreds of bees by dabbing
then; with a paint brush. and show-
ed how, by counting the number of
straight runs danced by a bee, he
could calculate just how far the
others would fly on picking up the
message. This was proved correct
when his assistants reported that
the bees had flown straight to the
bowls of nectar put out at the pre-
dicted destinations,
By pencilling guide -lines on
the hive's glass front he has been
able to measure the angles danced
out; and by checking the flight of
marked bees, proved thein accurate
within three degrees.
A bee homing from flowers less
than 100 yards from the hive does
a different jig, simply moving in a
circle first one way, then the other.
This seems to give no detailed di-
rections, and scientists think that
once the other bees have picked up
the scent from the dancer they can
locate the flowers by smell.
Not So Silent Depths
U.S. scientists making gramo-
phone records of under -sea noises
have shown that the sea's depths,
formerly thought to be silent, are
about as noisy as a farmyard at
feeding time. Fishes squeal squawk,
cackle, grunt, honk, These scien-
tists' reports were once top-secret,
for the recordings began as high-
priority naval research during the
last war. when scientists were
afraid that the new supersensitive
acoustic mines, designed to be det-
onated by the sound of a ships en-
gines, might be set off prematurely.
by fish noises. In the same way,
torpedoes fitted with a device to
guide them automatically towards
the sound of an enemy ship might
be put off course
The British admiralty has studied
secret facts about whales, which
are now being used by submarine
designers; A 120 -ton blue whale,
for instance, can travel under water
at twenty knots (23 m.p.h.) for at
least ten minutes. and keep up a
speed of over fourteen knots for
more than two hours. As this is
much better than a submarine can
do, engineers of the Admiralty's
Experiment Works are studying
the whale's physiology to see what
they can learn front it.
Learning from Whales
The whale, they decided, prob-
ably generates more than 1,000
h.p, at frill speed -as much as a
medium-sized locomotive. How it
does this without overheating is a
mystery, It must have some mech-
anism for getting rid of excess heat,
for it certainly can't sweat.
More important to engineers is
its streamlined shape; it makes
such small disturbance while swim•
ming under water that no winner.
ins listening apparatus can detect
it, though the Asdic, sending out a
"radar" sound -wave, can locate it
at short range. Models of whales
are therefore being tested in tanks
to see how smoothly water flaws
round them as they move,
Chapman Pincher discloses other
facfnating lore about all kinds of
creatures in "Spotlight on Ani.
vials" ap excellent illustrated na-
ture book for the layman.
Earl Young, a theatre manager
of Jonesboro, Ark., received an
itnonymoits letter that said: "En -
Closed You will find $5, When
t Was a little girl I bought bal-
cony tickets and sat downstairs."
SPL
,A SlxlMTL l lC
It scents to be generally agreed
that the recent Stanley (.'up- series
between 'Toronto Maple Leafs and
the Montreal t'auadiens was just
about the most sensational. thrill-
ing and breath -taking .set of games
played since the days when the kids
used to cart crooked clubs ntf trees,
take a hunk of frozen. natural fer-
tilizer as a puck, get out on the ice,
of the old trill dant and call it
hockey.
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.And the general consensus seems
to be that of all those games the
most sensational, thrilling and
breath -taking moments cane in
the five brief but hectic sessions
of overtiute. And although the top
brass of hockey loudly and strenu-
ously maintains that there is noth-
ing whatever wrong with hockey
o: the rules thereof, attendance
figures in such spots as New York,
Boston and hockey don't beat out
that contention.
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So with all due deference, we
timidly offer a suggestion we have
trade several times before this.
Why not play ever y game
throughout the year to a finish,
with sudden death overtime until
one side or the other scores. We
may be wrong, but we think that
such a move would do more to
care ailing attendances than any-
thing else they could do. United
States sports fans are brought up
on baseball. where extra innings
are played till one side or the other
wins, or darkness or local laws in-
tervene; and sixty minutes of
hockey, with both sides willing to
settle for a dead heat, doesn't
strike them as getting full value
for their dough.
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Just off the presses is a new
valuate entitled THE OFFICIAL
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF BASE-
BALL. While we feel sure that
it will be read with extreme plea-
sure by all followers of the game,
it will be especially treasured as
an argument settler. For "Base-
ball's bitterest arguments are not
ha �
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On Review-Viscount-llexander, Governor General of Canada,
visited the Canadian Army Special Force at Fort Lewis re-
cently. here Alexander (left) and Brig. J. M. Rockingham,
commander of the CASF, take the salute.
the ones that players give the
umpires," write Hy '1'urkin and S.
C. Thompson, who are chiefly
responsible for the appearance of
said volume. "For sheer fury it's
difficult 10 ntatclt fan versus fan
in a "friendly' dentate."
The authors have chosen, from
the quiz section of the book, four•
teen of the trickiest and most of-
ten asked questions about baseball
-the Kind of questions on which
people bet their shirts and then
phone the handiest sports editor
asking hint which one goes naked.
With the baseball season just get-
ting into full swing, after its early
attack of the shivers, perhaps
you'd like to know what these
questions are The answers will be
printed at the end of the column,
upside down -not of coarse, that
we think you'd try and cheat by
taking a quick peck but-Oh,•well,
just for the heck of it. So here
Here You Are, You Fishermen
These Are Dates To Remember
The open seasons, bag and size
limits on the various species, with
all dates inclusive, are as follows:
BLACK BASS: -July 1st to Octo-
ber 15th, except -
(i) St. Clair River, Lake St. Clair
and Detroit River: June 25th
to December 15th; and
(ii) Lake Erie, a n d Niagara
River between Lake Erie and
Niagara Falls: July 1st to
December 15th.
MASKINONGE:-
(a) North and west of and in.
eluding the French and Mat-
tawa Rivers and Lake Nipis-
sing: June 20th to October
1st.
,b) South of and excluding the
French and Mattawa Rivers
and Lake Nipissiing: July 1st
to October 1st, except -
(i) St. Clair River, Lake St.
Clair and Detroit River:
June 25th to December
15th; and
(ii) Lake Erie, and Niagara
River between Lake Erie
and Niagara Falls: July
1st to December 15th.
SPECKLED TROUT, BROWN
TROUT, RAINBOW TROUT,
AURORA TROUT, KAMLOOPS
TROUT: April 28th to September
15th.
LAKE TROUT:
(a) No closed season in Great
Lakes, Georgian Bay, North
Channel, the intervening in-
ternational connecting waters
and St. Lawrence River.
(b) North and west of and in-
cluding the French and Mat-
tawa Rivers and Lake Nipis-
sing (other than "a"): No
closed season when taken by
angling.
(c) South of and excluding the
French and Mattawa Rivers
and Lake Nipissing (other
than "a"): November 6th tit)
October 5th next following,
except -
(1) The County of il'alibur-
ton and that portion of
the County of Hastings
north of and including
the Townships of Cashel,
Limerick and Wollaston:
April 28th to October 50,
YELLOW PICKEREL (WALL-
EYED PIKE) AND PIKE
(GREAT NORTHERN PIKE):
(a) No closed season in Great
Lakes, Georgian Iiay, North
Channel and the intervening
international connecting wa-
ters. exccpt-
11) Bay of Quinte. Pickerel
.-- May 12th to March
31st next following; Pike
-no closed season,
(b) North and west of and ex-
cluding the French attd Mat-
tawa Rivers and Lake Nipis-
sing (other than "a"): Pick-
erel -May 12th to April 14th,
next following. Pike - no
closed season when taken by
angling.
(c) South of and including the
French and Mattawa Rivers
and Lake Nipissing (other
than "a"):
Pickerel -May 12th to De-
cember 31st.
Pike -May 12th to March
31st, next following.
(d) Lake St. Francis -Pipe and
Pickerel May 12th to Novem-
ber 15th,
(e) St. Lawrence River other
than Lake St. Francis: Pike
and Pickerel, April 28th to
March 1st,
NOTE: -No person shall fish after
October 15th in the
Counties of Durham
Northumberland, Pete r
borough or Victoria; the
Trent River or Lake
Scugog; or Beaver Creek,
Crow Lake, Crow River
in the County of Hast-
ings.
BAG AND SIZE LIMITS •
BLACK BASS: -6 per day, mini-
mum, length 10 inches.
MASKINONGE:-2 per day, 14
per season. Minimum length 30
inches,
SPECKLED TROUT: - 15 per
day, not exceeding 10 lbs. in
weight (except Norfolk County,
0 10 per day, not exceeding 5
lbs. in weight.) Minimum length
7 inches.
BROWN TR OU T, RAINBOW
TROUT AURORA TROUT,
KAMLOOPS TROUT: --S of each
species per d a y, Minimum
length 7 in,
LAKE TROUT: -5 per day, re-
gardless of weight.
YELLOW PICKEREL (WALL-
EYED PIKE): -6 per day. Mini-
mum length 13 inches.
PIKE (GREAT NORTHERN
PIKE): -6 per day, regardless of
length.
PERCH: -25 per day, regardless
of Length; except Lake Minde-
nloya 10 per day.
CRAPPIES: -20 per day, regard-
less of length,
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in all cases the length of a fish
is measured front the tip of the
snort to the centre of the posterior
edge of the tail.
are the fourteen points -we mean
questions.
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1. Has a fair hall ever been hit
out of Yankee Stadium?
* * *
2. How can a batter drive in
three runs without hitting a fair
ball?
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3. What club failed to win a
pennant despite four 20 -game win-
ners?
5 * *
4. There have been ;lam' cele-
brated batteries in baseball. Can
you identify the favorite battery -
mates of the following pitchers: (a)
Walter Johnson, (b) Cy Young,
(c) Ed Walsh, (d) Grover Alex-
ander, (e) Dazzy Vance, (1) Lefty
Grove?
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5, The three DiMaggio brothers
-Joe. 'Dom and Vince -all have
the same middle name, \Vhat is it?
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6. With, runners on base, the
pitcher steps on the rubber in set
position facing the batter but ac-
cidentally drops the hall. Is there a
penalty?
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7, Up through 1950, who was the
last left-handed catcher in the
majors?
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8. Who was the fourth infielder
in the famed Tinker -to -Evers -to -
Chance double -play combination.
* * *
9. \Vhat major league player be-
came Governor of a state?
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10. Did anyone ever strike out
more than 1,000 times in his major
league career?
Gas ,What? - Give up?
They're rubber fabric, self-
sealing fuel cells that fit into
the wings of an Air Force
jet fighter, Mary Lee Myers
looks over the long tn,ii, s,
which immediately seal bul-
let (toles or other i11
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11. What are the three "appeal"
plays in baseball, infractions of
which the umpire is not supposed
to call unless brought to his at-
tention by the rival team?
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12, \Vhat pitcher won 41 games
one season only to lose the pen-
nant the last day on a wild pitch?
* * *
13. Who leads • the National
League in lifetime shutouts, with
how many?
* * *
14. Who pulled an mtassisted
triple play in a World Series game?
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And now here are the answers
-either turn the page upside down
or, if you prefer, stand on your
head,'
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Think twice before painting that
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On second thought you may de-
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paint roller attached to a long
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It takes less effort, you don't
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But when you come to the cor-
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It is also most useful around col-
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There are some new kinds of
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ging plants 12 to 18 inch size, rents In
red, white or pink 3 for 11,80. Plum trees,
sweet eating Burbank, Lombard or Grand
Duke, 6.01, size $2.00 Mach or 3 for 06.00.
Free Colored Garden Guide with Every
Order. Urookdale - IChlgaway Nurseries.
Bovmanvllte. Ont.
CARRANGANA 30 inches $4.50; 20 Inches
53.60; 16 inches 02.60 per 100. Cramer
Nurseries, white Fbx, Sask.
PATENTS
AN UFF101t to every Inventor -List of In-
ventions and full Information sunt free.
The Ramsay Co., Registered Patent Alter-
neys. 270 Bank Street. Ottawa.
FIIT100RSTUNIIAUCH tl Company, Pa-
tent Solicitors. Established 1850, 350
Bay Street, Tornntn Ilnnktel of informa-
tion on reouest.
300 PI1010 SERVICE
ANY size 6 or 8 exposure retie or any
10 prints 100101106 on Deluxe Velox glossy
Mater SOD. Canada Photo, P.O. Box 3,
Sherbrooke. Quebec.
STASIS'S
STAMPS BOUGHT AND SOLD
SETS. singles. packets. Want lists Oitcd
now !moues, Albums and supplleo. Ottawa
Stamp Shop, 102 Queen Street, Ottawa.
WA semen
BEAR 017132 WANTED; State price and
full particulars first letter to Otis Noe.
Middlesboro, Kentucky.
;'ANTED TO PURCHASE
P07LLr0TS, all ages and breeds, Apply Box
13, 123 Eighteenth Street. Now Toronto,
Ontario.
WANTED to buy, Shetland or Ilackney
Pony, send price with particulars, and .
picture 1f available, to H, S. Hall, 21
Maple Street, Catt,
F ery,libhFr g Skin
Gets Quick Relief
Here le a clean stainless penetrating
antiseptic elf that w111 bring you speedy
relief from the itching and distress of
Eczema, Itching Toes and Feet, Rashes
anti shin troubles.
Not only docs this healing antiseptic
oil promote rapid and healthy healing In
open sores and wounds, but bolls and
simple ulcera are also quickly relieved.
In skin affections -tem Itching of Eczema
la quickly stopped; the eruptions dry up
and scale off in a very few days. Tho
same le true of Barber's Itch, Salt Rheum
and other skin eruptions.
You can obtain Moore's Emerald 011
wherever drugs aro sold.
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE -
Without Calomel -And You'll Jump Out of
Bed in the Morning Ravin' to Go
The liver should pour out about 2 pints of
bile July) into your digestive tract every day.
R this bile t5 not Bowing freely,your food may
not digest. IE may Just decoy m the di native
treat, Then gas bloat) up your stomach You
got constiipated. You feel sour, sunk mad the
world looks puntk.
It takes those mild, gentle Carter's Little
Livor Pine to get those 2 pinta of bile flow-
ing freely to make you fool "up and up,"
Gat o paokage today. Effective in making
bile flow freely. Aek for Cartor'e Little Liver
7LOB, 8511 at any druaot.nro.
ISSUE 18 - 1951
10,000 Rolls Factory
Overstock
Values from 60c - $1.10 single roll
To Gleam - 35c0 Qr ilk ItH
b� '.l j� Send for Sample Pattern Book
' �i for Substantial .Savings
NAM E
ADDRESS
TOWN
Spire t`e Pat " Dipaper Co.
430 Spadina Ave. Toronto Phone EM 3-0224