The Lucknow Sentinel, 1937-08-05, Page 3q?..4 OW'r'
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• -Three" bandits seize a 'transcend's-.
• War -bus, and force the- driver to
guide it lip a 'Mountainside to a Jone.. •
• ly ,log shack. Thiy• 'want a valuable
'secret. formula believed 40 be in tho
possession of one of the passenger,'
Finley 'Trump. .To add to the sinister
situation, a raging forest re,creep-
ing the,mountaiii; traps the_grouP.., ment growing, but. she said Iittle., • ato =
The first night, one of- the banditsa May remained to watch' over- the - -7
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thrOugb. But there ;isn't a thing on
him 'which cotild have belOnded,..t.a_L
Finley Trunlp. Not even a cent, of
money."
"Andhlad no hag when he heat
Amelia Bangor. ,,"He didn't
have a, thing. in;his hands„."
Mise ThIttai Jones felt .her excite- ,
WrKes,
ritain's Attack On
Maternal. Mortality
SOUTHAMPTON.,—A comprehen-
sive aerviee of Salaried Midwives as
a .first-line attack on the problem -Of •
'Maternal MOrtalitt iS. anilounCed '13Y;
Bir Kingsley .• Wood, "M!nister; Of
Health. . • •
• Tite*serVige, 'which 'will ,be
Jaunch-
ed August .1., is designed- $2,1 secure for
stances, 'a (1.41faellia-i: thoir• ,preparatien and serving is the
_College
For Hotel
Must Be Able To Prepare. Table
Dinner, Serve and
Profit t
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TUSKEarEa Ala•-=-Alglitr-to ,
pare Wlanle cl'nOte. 4laner, serve
properly and Make: "4*.prefit' oz • th
meal will detertnine. the, kr dc e • 'of a,
nthnher, of students at Titskegee
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all4 also greatlyr to PloPrOYe...thd. aim, of "in-serviqe": hotel oinks : and '..
.tatns and conditions ofthe rnidwife. eiiefs..taking' the institute's short.
profession. -," course, In-tcommercial„diete ;
Although' these and. other., ' itepip. EX4raill.S19.11S C9P§,14t 9fa.rei;le§of
he :beqn neeettary in order' that diallers': 'divided three PiPlects: , ,
,matherhood, °might!: reac,10a:Ingh,level la carte; table," d!hote-and cafeteria., .
of safety,, Sii Kingsley said The eXamination, rosin , Tnalreqee'S
ber or women Who died in Childbirth cafeteria where -3,66Q ineals' are serv•-.
has,„beew.relatiVely smaft.
. , ; A hotel' manger, W. T. Wilson Of
He said the young marriedwoman Montgomery, 'Ala.,. started ' the idea
ionld, be told with confidence; that if of.a school 'for cooks. an Chefs when
she is a hernial; .healthy woman and he Mentioned" southern hostel men •
will take the Ordinary and sensible ,
had, difficulty in getting good cooks.
precautions advised by her doctor or
Dr. F. D. Patterson,., president of
the ante-nat alcentre, there need be
the institute, added a three-year ,
'course in-cornmercial dietetics.-to4be
college curriculum. In all, 56stti-
'courselfratallsreadcle4344;t4c-6T:0015116,-:
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al-
--ready -in-Servide"ren lintel job's might'
-Obtain training:" -. • :; • "
A
New jersey -hotel manager -drove-
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In_y_steriously Strangled with his own sick' map, while the others dispersed. ..)
' stirroiltr-F-ii-t-V-Wa—pe-c-4=-;, ';-;•71-4re-4felf-,-WAWirtfita,i,•74S---:*; TA' , vazyuCtliWT/ •-es'„
• end oneFneets the smite fate. • Then, smoking • Tommy stbod in • the isitch- 4.6terrient in her face: ., :
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Finley :Trump it: -foand ' strangled; - -:en doorway With an important eye on • "Mr. Jenkins' is about to•-tallt!'-
' thelound - Stutter. 4.1 ' Athena -Bangor ' ' she: ann o u nced::-...• "Ile- knows who : thP-
--sat-Tirt,-;,the7liying-roomK-Awisting,-,ber murderer Is , ; '
hinds and biting het'lips. ; •(To, be Continued) .
and it is discovered that Kenneth
Jenkins bro*beatEn:I:ttleman, has
disappeared:. .Meanwhile,1MIss Tulsa.
--Jones, sch001 teacher, has been ,doing
some private detective work. And
young, Dr. Nick Strand :and May •
Lawrence, pretty,: nurse, have found
time to become engaged. •
CHAPTER .
Breakfast was a hit-or-miss meal.
No.:orie had any appetite, each think-
ing that it Might:be their last -meal.••
But everyone made an effort. to eat• .
--L=except.. Mr. ..1041FE'ris; • 061 still was
, a
"We gotta roue 'ourselVes ".•Jim
o ers told 'Red 'Doyle,, "We!res-ket- •
And hat's :bad. We've hardly asked
a question about Old Trump. One
of! , ; ' • ' : •
"Well; Jenkins is gone—let ._ him
,
shoulder it,” said Doyle shortly. • ,
"He' .just „beat it," , shrugged the
• bus driver. "Ite's ' no murderer. But
:say ---id you kw the cash the ban-
dits took from us is gone? It was In
; a' leather ease under the pile of guns.
,Now the case has disappeared. Do
:You suppose little: Jenkins grabbed .it
before he beat it?" .
• "And strangled Trump on , his trap!"
way?", slim DoYle; suddenly inter Red Doyle UP q road With
estecl. "Trurrip saw him stealing and
"It inay ;net :reach: Us Until morn -
"Rats!" Somers cut :in,. "Jenkins ing•,"- fie ;t•:..1d. ..fancied I heard a
couldn'tstrangle a ,fly! Maybe . he phtr,e brit ebuldn't doany good if:
, toids: the money, , but he didn't :kill it flew over Us; extent to take news
• • to tlie pres." • •
Itisti;._thea,.t_Tainnhy— Archer came...! plan e this , Ted
..-..---.7running-,into,--the7house,—broathlets intittorecl„Sornors,__.gazing'
and excited.' • , ward,. "And ,I'd •as hef not see
"Ile's••:ont.,;thereAti-the-4.bad,:m2le-- "It's the devil, just .wait:ng like.
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;gasped. ."r, seen, him. :. He's .'niost this," groaned Doyle.
dead,.- all •bladic 'and'his cloth • are • Mita Jonet-,.watched his restless
btirnedgoth, he's. a sight!" • pacing,' , . •
•...Doyle seized -the boy's arm. "If. it will malts' you feerletter,"-
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"Who's a sight?" he snapped,. she said, "it's My opinion we're going.:
-.'„ikr,,I,Jenkins! 4was walkin'.down••• to get out Of .th's.• " The murderer
;he road, and there he: was!" knows it. The, -.Murderer has known
' Doyle and Somers rushed out, to it 'alniost fronfilie-Platcr:7-
and Jenkins lying ,unconiciousa "What; have 'you got, up , your
tohrt distance down the road. They sleeve?" demanded •Doyle
prried him back to the louse, laid "There,;" it • a' way ;Out,. or :Finley
lim on his cot, and callecr'Strand. :Trump' :Would .be alive at this me- '
"Can't talk to Thrn new," was thq ment, and none of 14ur money Would
:loctoet eider, ,after'•_ he had done • have been. touched. • '4. louidu,t,_
Cotild for the' little_Mari. "I• have mattered." a: •
:iare.t.....tay,d_e_t4thether_he will piill 7-,-AS'PheTspoke,--MaY-appeared'-`,.in
. Mit Jones, who sat near her . saw
:an apple on the .table and suddenly
tested it to Miss Bangor.
"Eat that," she advised: "Than
give you soniething to do." .
At Miss Bangor obediently •mtinch-
„ad the apple, Miss Jones sat very still.
looking out the window. • ,
• Dusk was fallir.g•when -Miss Jones
stole, into.' the .. bedroom . Where,".Mr.
Jenkins •.still; lay .unconscious.- ay .
satnear hy, dejectedand. •weary,,her .
'curls darnp on her brow. '
"I'd like to do, a little ” exploring
:whispered Miss Jones. , .1, , ,N •
.chipg cd.
f`rinsc -Ora'
Mis jones didn't talk,' She went ,
about her search quietly but thor-
oughly. And in One of Finley Trump's
suitcases,; she found .a rnewspaper:
clipping, upon. which 'she politic:ed.
She studied,it for a long tirne. Then,.
with 4' secret Smile, she, thrust oit in-
to the, bosom,of ler dress. ;
She ,found JinnSeMers... stand ng
outside When she went , out presently.
for a- breath of air,: '
• "I'd rather die "'fighting, .than go
but like this," he said. "Rats in.,a
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cine:Ii-Four-Strands-oftiing---AJLat4i Wheeler
Jiffy Set •-•
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get 'six Negroes. who will. work in his
establishment. 'Other'. graduates- Of
Abe ischciel have been placed•
thiridai ° Georgia, ,
• N'ditlx•'CardlIna, New York, 031A6 444Iichigaz. ‘,
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The. faculty this stuntner includes. _
Booker head' waiter of a Rich-
mond hotel, and aqlef Carton Gulley
of tthe 'University of Wisconsin...
og Problem
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Ikiag orleYS'att.".13ay
,..„onpne side. Some oft•-lhe.Intterest.„_
protettft :reaching the 'newspaper Of -
fides lave come from persons who
al-
ways have kePt.'n 'dog; 7V1iat these'
to ,Alabama ,in a station wagon to . dogs would take care of • their:dogs
Fait Locomotive H?noii,'Canada
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177,*q.
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• With Hon; yincient Massey, Canadian High Cominissiiiner to London, at the throttle, the: nvw locomotive,
"Dominion of Canada," .was put into, Service recently , at king's Cross.'Station,in London. lilt the first
;.•bf' five new locomotives which lwill,-coinmenCirig_July.,5,,,haul the "Corenatinn" "streamlined' trains ovcr.,
the L.N.E.R.; line hetWeen.,LoOden.and Edinbtirgh..•The,:trip will:be made.ih six hours, an. average Ppeed,
Of 65% mles per hour, the fastest tun in the British Erimire.;, 4 general view of the, locomotive, which
dairies a whistle donated lox the C.P.R., is shown in the photo. '. •• • • , ' •
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TJ -HS JAM IS ',A PEACH.:
hard to believe that peaCh;iine
.ii,here ...already; and that :should be
.Warning!'....It wasn't very long ',age .
that We started. With Strawberries, ;
the first -fruit ,Of the season and-eame'
/along: down the ..whole link of . sum-
mer, fruits till we have arrived at,
,peachet ,and4.grapes:,
Theiel'are- the. fruits which 'herald: -
„ the 'approach of fall, and. that meant
that the ...jail.''and jelly season is just
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about over, , ••t• ;•••
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To tonic People; this year's' Straw,.
_berries are but tr•rnemory,-but not to.
those smart ,,Wornen who -hate. the
. goodness of the ttraWberries,. sealed
-their:- jam ; cupboards—along , With
cherries,: raspberries an'd:' currants.
--Doret-pcsathy-'-the4are-treat.of,Rine...,
,Peach Jain ,:whatever you dbl,;• When ".
•puttIng ,pp ...canned' 'peaches, :piekie(f.
'peacher.arici7tpiced peadhetl'sive---
some • of the fruit—the .ripest and
Most luscious—and • treat„ yourself
next Winter to ' :that fresh
goldefi beauty and 'juicy succulence
found in ririe,:'perich • jam. • , .
:IV has -no' end of uniistral.' uses. It
• onahee. a• wonderful spread for .nocesT
s,ary' in jami . and . jelly -,malcing. By
this, Modern- short -boil method you tni
'longer need to bell fruit and Shier
down:. to concentrate; the
jellying sub-
F.tance in „the=finit;',beCaUse, pectin' it '
that jellying' Subttaato • whielf • has
.cbeerf, extracted from's., fruitabound-
ing in it,. Copceptratod .and. standard-
ized rea y oi pse, .•
, Apart from the • 'gdodnestof, jaMs.
and: jellies, Made . this rieW and .Motl
ein•W‘iii70-Ap'itTi fain the' grand ,color
and qnlektet —it's a ; 'Sure method!
You simply .= follow 'the .1.ecipe:-.4
simple 'recipe at that, and you're 'es,•;
Sured of '.etecesS 'eVerytime. :No
such. ''thing • Las hick, Or ifie weather to
be .considered. ;Yoiiget perfectre-
sults every' tinie4'-whether you'rc nil
txpoiloi,Iced cook nr just a beginner',
,Peack• Jam
31/2 Cunt 34:11SS.) 'prepared fruit
VS cups •,(34 As.) • sugar
OttrectibaLop,
To prepare fititi,',Pedj`,...abOut 21/4,
pantida tally ripe fruit/ (To peel!, put
.about three pea:Choi at a tinie into a,
CelAnder and dip thd 'colander down
into a saucepan of boiling" water for •
1.4 Mintite........8e:stre.the-Water.,:iii the
Saucepan. is deep enough to cover the
'peaches. This Method,. loosens % •the
Witlion't'softening .the fruit
And', makes the peaches .easy to
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JIFFY. tROCHE'r,'
PA.TTERN 15• 32
is, -•-the newest in •erpthet—ine'Ipensivewleltly Made in one ,
., or two eoldft ('LW leaf binder contrasting) adds` beauty ,to Your
home, Make luncheon'or buffet sels::-S•oarts" or just doilies—use
perle totton Or just String. Pattern 1582 contains detailed ..directiona
for italting the design illustrations Of it and or all stitehef4
material .requirements; photograph of section of work,;Stig•••
gestions for varied Uses. • • , - •
• Sehd 20 dntS ii tpdr oilt.:(oOltiptOtottOil.) 1:6•e.ths. p&toi'it
•Vaionte,, 'NUMBglt•i; you 11AM0ad
• 4444,61414.,' • • ' • ••='.
Lt.
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••••5.
• skin). After ;skinning the peaches,
haive thern.= and take out the pits,
then' grind and pulp in, a:.food
chop-
piir or chop them fine. ' • ••
Measure Sugar and prepared fruit ••
tightly peeked, into large kettle, mix
well, and .bring to a..full rolling boil
. over hottest hie. 'Stir, constantly be •••
fornand-whilkhoilingf...-:pOil hard fo
one miimte.; RemOve. frem . fire ,an
tir in, bottled pectin: Then stir an
skim by . turns for ' just five 'mi
tites' to 'cocil slightly, to prevent floa
ing.. fruit.' Pont quickly..-.. • Pariaff'
hot jam at ..qace... Maketz. about ' 0
eight -ounce. glasses. , ' .• " ,
It desired about three iteaspb ns
7spireittriary,„:.,,lbe--added-_•:_to-nnalce-spi ed -
peach jarif.er, if you are Making s
eral batches of jam and want an
th
You might Crush., a, few • Peach. pts nd
put then in with thej'finit,•••. ; ha •
will
.almond note that Many people ;like.' ;
Age of Flowers
Affects Lasting.
, .
,NEW: YORH.The age,. of .flowert•
Whenthey are cut.'has sortie bearing'',
on the. ,lerigth.,„of Iiine they vv;11 laSt.
in en,' arrangeinent, lust' as bqd
'reset last. Ionger, than •full-grown'
. . „.
'Ones; so any flower. Will l'ast . longer
if CUt..shortly;aftir it "Opeii,s.: • 'A- eon.
tainer thou ne
'n,te, but also hold 'enough waterto
sustain the 'number of floWers- in it
for:. 24.. ;hours., Arrangements hst
;longer, in shaded summer rooms :than ,
in stearnAeatierr Winter ones., Strong
.„sunlight •• and . draughts ' decidedly
shorten • the 'longevity .,:•of a flower'
.arrangenient,... The , proper* dolt of:
flowers ..before using, them in an
ar-
range,incnt ndea .eofiutile. only . a. few
iii!nutes,-but the, eifert will be iepnid
in longer enjoynidrit'of di& completed.
result.
i
,Questionnaire-,,
__Cera-Wil-Cin-n5;eyer in the New York
' S
Could you ansveruin.
n,•a :quiz
Where the Gulf of Riga is'?
itatiP'. 'you Iiiii'relear-jd-ek
WIT or What was Cytherea?
your Latin? Can you give
Usqs of the •ablative?
Asked the .nature Of a pipit
Do yoii think you'd have to skip it?
, Who, Was .koiley 9 , Pive. the...date
Of the,....first-,,,Triunivirate.,,...-
ith this; question :can' you grappler
,
Ona" whose 'head : who shot an
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ILL C KB E A S
Don't squeete blackheadi-.LditsblVe'
them. Gef tWo ounces' Of' peroxine
powder from any drug store and 'rub
Ocot19 tligh wet: hot cloth 'over the '
blsekheads. They simply dissolve and
'
disappear by this safe and Sure,niethod.
HollyWoOd--ebtimiettionz...1_
- Have: •a
• Isstie No 32--. 3
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C it'd you tell, Or wohld you• stall • "
bout the Cosmic rayand all9
uettionnaires are' ABC's,
I Can answer :them:Wit,h..case;.1.,.....
tistver siniply. , and 'directly,:. "
•(.If• net always quite: ca eetly), "
Mina
iildren
Their Age
hould,•
Nith ToYS' FiYeAsi*r-PICI '
'EUjoYs:-- • '
• ,There are, dozens • of growing'
epochs, fairly :distinct from each
other,. in everi child's life.. There-
fore, ' clis_eipline and punishmentt
• elteuldbe 13ased „upon Metiye• •and
-timeliness: Xertain.alIoWaneet should
be -raideIckethe driving power...a-the
Mind., '.. • •• ` i - • ,' .' ". '
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„ • In oilier rea.tiert, '-tp,o a Child Will
not only act his age, but should. Un-
'less:hi:8: intentgOliC•6, quotien!;..is -Under
average,. ten -y 0.1,.-.OldT*Pli-onli171.iot
7I-e-li1af..ing; with • Mugs a fi-v-eTita-r-.,
old enjoys, „Tly.is ;s finflortant,there-
-fore, it. is hestfor him to bcva soinp
'cornpanions Of approkimate .;..ears. He
shouid' be 'skating, 'ridiag, construct.
ing things 1,nd playing ball, not fuss-
ing , too much w;th sand' piles. . or.
making, paper chains, ,anSi. more than
•the five,year,-old should. lae: engros-
sed in a .rattle, ' ' •
- . It follows that if -we expect, a child
-set his. ageX„tfis seine 'token he
.
cannot alWaYS control the orges,ZOL: his
years. He varlet, but he.. goes OA
' making•MiPtakeis;•-nbt too, deliberately'
but, as we .say, because th Old"Isr 'k
.
r”--ihi., . lit.An
- '•cl-;•g-M-:-riElaTitist
bin-CS:elf. ° • '
1;•••
Fear Pelt WilL„
'Wipe '1]Itit,
.'Aineriqui Dept', of Attieii1tv5re,
=Pcii,r7higav4ep
17kithrY.=0Trstr..3?..17?
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WAOITIPT914The PPartalent
01 Agriculture is 'Inducing; thensande •
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„et, diseased' ti;ees, to, commit .snicide,
Secretary of Agsricalture • Henry .. -A. •
Wallacerrhi:reports.,';;he1a.
latest ...te:ehni'lige • 1n the
•;.,ont„Enropean: elnift, and threatens 'Ara• '
'.Orican;elrns Witn,l'aigt4I'ctio4,
, partnient .alinaitheeMeat
' ,Walia4,e-.;shaYs'•',:the new oleth.01191';,”
• making unwanted 6!es kill tliem•
selves "$ilvididc." Mrethan C25,OOU
• linch 'trees lhaVe leen induced to pelt;
• •defltriletien by the new .method,
• ..• • . •• .
' This isdone; by peeling.ft „band of
bark from the tree about breast' high.
and placing Over:, the eXposed, wood
granulated copper istilliltate, kept iA
, place by'a Strip of oilcloth. •
SAP :ABSg11,ES, 'POIS7ON, .
• Moisture .from :the . wood 'dissolves
.the
2 by the Sap, • soon poisons •the tree.. '••
'•proved about • 95 per cent. effective IA•
' killing handed Areetia
• new to_this country; but already has •
kiIled millions of trees, and if un•
checked :robably will wipe elnis in this country, tree e6xlipieraffr
,
said.. •
'The disease at present 'Is'opneen,
tratecl. In'..a'comparatlyely small area,
extending •'radially from •Np* 'York •
City about 09 miles into Connecticut,
New, .Orl,c StgETtied ,New,
*:There .have 'b'een a few isolated ,case$
others -In -Law ; .•
,cliib Is .Star1e
i tion To 'Preserve 'Am' o'riCan
. .
exis Women .0ganize An As-.
Heine" • ' ' .,. • • .
Fite,
SO
• •
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I exas. rive Texas
moti in law , bade their Jibed at
slat rs jthroughot the tinited ,States
to fbcome members of the; incorpor;• ,
,
at d ‘'n tional• association of mothei s
int1aw clubs,", but. gene Howe Wasn't,
Valid -tot -cheer -therm '
ei
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Howe; editor -publisher of an: Airier-.
lo newspaper, has :been. 'saying ..p1Ce
14ifigs• • about -;lttetherS4n-law': ,since
'11934, That 'year, he Made the Country.:
Matherin-loconstiatis•:,_hY,L_Iaturching.
. an %aim nal .celebration to 'honor,. all.,
such claties. in penance for the
:jokes he printed at the expense of his
mother, Mrs. Nellie Donald .•
Reee'ntly Denald and. font.' 'eel-
, • „
leagues were granted ' a Charter.,for 'a „
corporation under Texari.laws; • design-
ed to ••PreterVe the.•Anierican .herne.'"
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'This at . taking 'plate While -editor -
-Howe wae „ his . mother' in..
. ,
'WettpOrt, Conn., .according'. to Amar-
illo sources.''; • '
UM -DIPPING ' is 1a patented
Firestone process not used in any.
other tire! With it every hundred
pounds of cord fabric' absorbs eight "
• poun s • ru..er an, as a resu ,
every fib. e, every cord and every, ply
in a Firestone tire is coated and
• insulated with pure rubber to counter-
act internal =heat and friction—the
greatest en my 01 tire hfe.
pueDit/p°p Cords 58% longer
is extra process Firestone
Ginn -
flexing Jif t Yet you do not ,Pay One
sent mor9 for this /extra value. And
you also et 2 Extra Cord Plies under
the tad' • and the Firestone
Scientifically Designed Safety Tread.
• See the, nearest Firestone Dealer
to4ayl ,
in Maryland. Virginia, Iffaia.na:;.:•ahd
American !.elni-IS to find.: eyerY•I:diSeas-,.
develsoPed,•::.°' The ; OnlY lope 'ter 'the
ed qies:' and -deatrey° it.beforkthe in,'
O,-11NO 1°
healt
treps,;.'fOresiFy %-officials
THREE MILLION ;DESTROYED
Flie Old Methocl.•Of',conihatting the • ,
;difiease. was to fell and hurn.=:. trees- ...
,•=ebirde,nined as . Possible ,s'aPrees• Of, in-,
•feetieti. •••".Mbre: than ••• 3;600.000 sucli
.•treeS were destroyed, but this'proeees
Was costly - and, slow. • gt'
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Through „ Failizieicla the,. tree .is left
standing for tho..o,Wheryta...ute when ,
and as he sees 'fit. Such trees are ,.
valuable aS'Inniher .anti for 'fire. wocid. '
!Tree; ' expertil. are using•Ifoir auto-, ..
giros ,. lit, aerial• scouting of 1nacce•
sible •Flying slowly just :abo;Ne:.
tlie tree too; • trained Observers read-
ily' ePat wilted or discolored: foviige, •
...likbeatwne • :of the. 'presefitee- -et the, :
disease. They mark the location:of
every suspected tree on A map,, later
used to guide,. a • ground a; crew, to the
POt.,.•°L • •
-DISEASE NEW U:a.
•
came
does n:11; elm-4gur4 es4 h: O. t' ;• nt:s 1:16.
-United-Statea.•-,betviden;71925;-:aridl33;,... ,
ie
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the
on burl 'elm lege. shipped from Europe •-•
to •:dahittetnialterp.,itrthe'Xiddle Ntrst,"
• elm trees. • •
: .Its.sPeres :are •. not . -carried by the'
;wlnd.•;• It is spread by • insects, par.
•ticularly. the treall.- ,European • ' bark:
which lay their eggs in the shalloW.
tunnels b.e,neaththe hark.. . •
..Scouting this .year will' etiver.:#1,$0C
square • niciet„: •in ' .Connecticut, NeW '
,,,Vork-and•Npw.: jerseY-i.---a-L2-,606H-squat
inile • ; protective aerie • ,dround. thii°
:area outside 'great,. mainly 'Ports
, and'..Mid,Western. cities where the .1m:
,parte. as_as. ogs, ;ere „„hapil„,__,
;. and 112;000 • thilei of railroad over
s Wernehandled..- •
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It's ...Sal.ty
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TO.;fretlien. tiredTfeet, •add;
ful o salt to a . bowlful of „ Water; . •
• then ,lbathe.the....feet fora few; min.
.ntet: '
Salt, shOuld he added When... wash-
ing letttice, celery,' Ond.. niest 'dreen
.vegetables; at will kill the bsects =And
tna4e' thein easier to `rernovei
Neveren :Salt *hen ;cooking
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potatoes; whthcr, they . are ' being
baked .er' boiled. \ Add a ,teaspoonful
Of salt' to the Water if the egg'
..-toked-4o—p•revent-,-141e--White-4ret 1 •
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.GUM -DIPPED TIRES.
"MOST MILES PER DOLLAR"
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running,* • . • •••
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'Le Icicall glass decanters and, VasCs
put in ,some salt,then Pour °Vet. c•.
little vinegar, and shake well. Lac
for on otii, shake again and tiles
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To roilleVe obtinatc ninrks or.=
tuns and 3ugs,c2dOvei them:With.' a tall'
paste' and leave for an hour. • ' Tr; '
make; the • past,- add' a little bailing,
.water "th 'salt ad mix Well.
To PreVent the even burning ' thro \V
a little salt loii tlio oven.sheis. • .
sttlt. if.
with a little '4orit4tavoh.,„ • • •
A hot salt bag will often onto ear--
tietie: Fiil an oblong dalieb lag With •
stitch up the :top, and Pifido: ift" .
.0, *Eittp =even thi4uth
the4Sait'eaa. ya heatedbefore putting.,
into the bag); Phtee• the hot hag on* "
-i1ia-;.10%efed
MAMA relief;
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