HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1940-04-04, Page 7Gunner on Brit ah Bomber h A Busy Man -•
A view of the "blister" on the tail of a British bomber, showing
Mite 'gunner who operates the four machine-guns that are calculated to
take care of an enemy attacking the rear of the plane.- The British
Royal Air Force raids on the German naval and air base at the island
of Sylt seem to have proven the efficacy of this defence, for only one
British plane was reported lost in the raids.
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BY ANN, ASH' E'
Q. How can I avoid the neces-
sity of tying the ends of the
threads ' when hemming towels,
tablecloths, sheets, and similar ar-
ticles?
A. After hemming these artic-
les, turn around and stitch back
for an inch or so, and it will not
be necessary to tie the thread
ends.
Q. How can I treat new sash
,cords in order Wn make thein last
much longer?
A. Soak them in boiled linseed
oil and allow them to dry thor-
oughly before installing them.
Q. How can I prevent gravy
from becoming lumpy?
A. Add a pinch of salt to the
flour that is used for thickening,
m
,
before mixing it with water.
Q. How can I store blankets so
that they will be mothproof?
A. Before storing the blankets;
see that they are thoroughly clean,
then pack with moth balls and
newspapers, leaving no cracks for'
moths to enter. If properly done
this is just as effective as moth-
proof bags.
Q. How can I remove a salad
dressing stain front light silk ma-
terial?
A. This stain should be absorb-
ed with flour or white talcum.
Or, use a solvent such as carbon
tetrachloride.
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LOWERS BLOOD . PRESSURE
Discovery was announced. last
week of a chemical which brings
quick relief to persons with high
blood pressure.
The substance is a body,regula-
tor similar to insulin, the hormone
which controls the use of sugar
in the body.
It has been isolated from the
blood serum of oxen and has
been used in the treatment of the
disease in humans to bring exces-
sive pumping of blood through the
body's pipelines down to normal
Within forty-eight hours.
NEW ('SXYGEN .,MASK
A new hip -pocket oxygen flask
and a new face mask designed to
save the lives. of lnilitary.,..fliers ,
are being perfected in the U. S.
The new equipment is.designed to
prevent a pilot inadvertently
"committing suicide"- if he :a,cei-
dentally opens his mouth at high
altitudes.
If a pilot flying an airplane at
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BRONCHITIS
AND 1-OUGN, HANG ON
COUGHS FITUDE COLDS
YIELD FASTER TO
the present "ceilings" of around
35,000 feet does not have oxygen
he will (lie a quick violent death.
The new type of mask, which
resembles a hog's snout equipped
with a sponge rubber valve, keeps
both the nose and mouth covered,
with oxygen fed from a pressure
tank.
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Mme CURIE'S DAUGHTER
Dr. Frederic Joliot and his
wife, Mme. Irene Toliot-Curie,
winners of the 1935 Nobel Prize
in chemistry, have been awarded
the 194:0 Barnard Gold Medal for
meritorious service to science.
They are co-workers in the Rad-
ium Institute of Paris and pion-
eers in the field of atom smash-
ing. They discovered artificial
radioactivity and were the first
`to furnish proof of''the: possibility
of ". n. f rniinoneelement into
t1 `t 5 0 g a rit
another.
Mme. Toliot-Curie isthe daugh-
ter i
ter :Mine. Tale. 1Ta1 c Cnx e co -
discoverer with her husband of
indium.
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"1)o I understand you to say,"
asked t11e magistrate, `;that when
you heard a' noise you got. out of
,bed,, turned pa the light, and went
to the head of the stairs - that a
burglar was at the foot of the
stairs and you did not see him? Are
you blinr' ?" '
"Must I tell the exact truth?"
asked .the witness, as he blushed
furiously.
"'Yes, the truth and nothing but
the truth." .
"Well," replied the man, slowly,
''m'y wife'was'iu froh.t of me."
"Wonder if i could .find a
match for this coat:" '
"Burn the trousers too, while
you're at it."
An old farmer went to the den-
tist to have an aching molar remov-
ed. The operation: was completed;
and the' patient 'then instructed the
dentist to remove the nett one..
"It isn't necessary," explained
the dentist, "That one only aches
in sympathy."
"Yank it out, then," .growled the
farmer. "Darn such sympathy as
that." •
She: "I'd" like :Ito ask you a
question:: ,
He: l"Ask it dear."
She: "Am 1 the only girl
, whesemoney -you, ever loved?"
passenger in b1ts „t;'TS snlokiil7,
permitted, conductor?" `'
Conductor:
'' Pas§enger "W'ell, where did. all
these cigarette en.cls conte from?"
Conductor: ".Prom: People Who
didn't•.ask nuiysti.onS1"
Miss Howler: "Did my voice
fill the drawing room?"`
Br. Bluntly: "No, it filled the
refreshment room and the con;
servatory."
"Grandpa," said a little girl.; "I
saw something this morning r•inn-
ning across the kitchen floor with-
out any legs. What do you think it i
was?" Grandpa studied for a while
and gave up. "What was it?" be
asked, "Water:",sand the youu';
I riumphs ntly.
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TOPICS
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'C'anadians' Life
Span Increases
Life span of the average.'Can
adian has been increased in the
last 100 years from 30 to 60
years, Dr. Gordon Pates, General
Director of the Health League of
Canada, claimed in a recent' ad.
dress given in Toronto. He outlin-
ed a glowing future for prey f
ive medicine. Although it i
a h.ew field, igen like Pastel
Lister made such strides in y7d
.ing the spread of disdase that=,lilt'
mortality rate has been greatly
decreased, he said.
PREVENTION; COMES FIRST
The idea of prevention is . corn
ing to the fore as its possibilities'
are made known, Dr. Bates de-
Oared.
The ancient Chinese paid their .
doctors only when they were well,
and Dr. Bates suggested that Cant
aclians might %ve11 adopt the same
principle.
What would state medicine',
mean to citizens? Would theme be
too many doctors, and how \'Stains, .'
they be paid? These ape quedt2ct'
that are perplexing the rlledfel
practice and the . layman tod
But medical practice must cha
-illness is an expensive luxur
costing Canada one billion dollars
annually. Dr. Bates suggested a'-'•
re -organization along preventive
lines, with health departments re-•.
ceiving more than their present
grant of seven million annually.
ROBIN HOOD METHOD
Canada's present system of
medical practice, he stated, fol-
lows the Robin Hood method, with
the poor being given treatment"by
excellent physicians, only at 'the
cost of their self-respect. The rich
pay well for good service, but the
middle classes are in the most un-
fortunate position of all, being ex-
pected to pay although they real-
ly cannot afford to do so. In Eng-
land thirty years ago medical care
was made readily available to
everyone through the institution
of Health Insurance. Under til:s
system a large group of the popu-
lation contributed to a gendral '
fund from which the doctor was
paid a definite amount per patient
per year, whether his . patient was
well or sick.
Modern
Etiquette
BY ROt;Eii 1 A LEE
Q. when playing bridge, is a per-
sonson
ever justified in criticising the
play of his or her partner?
A. Newer. Tonder no Circumstanc-
es should one do ,so. Nowhere is
good breeding more noticeable than
in sports and games.
Q. Isn't it improper for two per-
sons to shake hands across the
table?
A. es. However, if one person
extends his hand across the table,
the other person must accept it.
Q. When a hostess is going to
serve cocktails and knows that one
pr two of her guests do not care for
them, what should she do?
A. The hostess should prepare to-
mato juice, or something of the kind
for these guests.
Q. Isn't one justified in express-
ing auger when the telephone ex-
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OLIN INSTANT EA
Pram �N s set s s
isit, P 5s5, R tot.
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-
change repeatedly -gives oue the
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A, No. "Anger manages alt things.
badly." ' P.atienee,",;poise; • •Sud self
control are virtues that we all
.should try to cultivate. ' -
Q. When a man is leaving the
home pf his hostess, should he take
special leave of his dinner partner
4, Yes, Ile should devote a few
special words to his dinner part-
ner. To the others, a good -night
bow is s ' icient,
6. What is considered the most
important tiling in the training of
a child?
A.. Obedience.
Ideal Man: Tall
Dark, Blue -Eyed
William Smith College ,Geneva,
N.Y.) girls like their escorts to be
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blue-eyed and good dancers.
A survey by the undergraduate
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mien's college, revealed the requis-
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A. beautiful waltzer, slightly on
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A11 wool and a yard wide are de-
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A nice line of conversation. But
he must not be too coated nor too
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He must dominate me and over-
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Tall, dark and blue-eyed,
A. boy, preferably dark, who doer(
not talk too much ';o allow me time
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$27.00 Large $-piece brown mohair
chesterfield suite, perfect condi-
tion, figured reversible Marshall
spring cushions.
535.00 Beautiful large 3 -piece brown
mohair chesterfield suite (cost
new approximatele - 5285). Rever-
sible Marshall ,Bring cushions,
Perfect condition.
58,95 Extra special. Brand new mat-
tresses, filled with new, fluffy
cotton, Well tufted, roll edge. All
sizes.
30.93 Kitchen cabinets With roll
fronts, sliding porcelain tops, var-
Ions finishes.
$4,50 Gas Stoves, 2, 3 and 4 -burners,
with ovens. Guaranteed.
May With Confidence
Ali merchandise sold 11,1t11.n IiAsltivc
n(oney-back guarantee of Isattsfae-
tiort, .
LYONS FIRM.' :'URI Co.
478 Yonge - Toronto
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