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When the royal family of Holland settled in London, the daily routine of the two children of Crown
Princess Juliana, heiress to the throne, was resumed. Here is a picture sent to New York by radio from
e through a London street, The carriage -;contains nine -London, as Princess Juliana wheeled the royal oarriag
month-old Princess Irene, strolling behind, in custody of a London Bobby, is Princess I3eatrix, 2.
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HAVE r
YOU HEARD?
t
A. mean. was approached by an in-
surance canvasser and asked if he
Was insured against fire.
"Yes," said the other,
"Burglary?"
"Well, yes."
"Are you insured against
Swag?"
Floods?" said the other, showing
interest at last. "How do you start
floods?"
Old Hen - "Do you want some
good advice?"
'Young Hen - "What is it?"
Old Hen -- "An egg a day keeps
idle ax away."
In the early hours of the morn -
'Ing the Duchess strode haughtily
roross the pavement from the hotel
,there the charity dance had been
held, and was getting into her ear
*wI en a beggar accosted her.
"Spare a copper, lady, foe char -
i. I'm starving,"
The Duchess turned on him and
weld sharply.
'°What ingratitude!" she exeailm-
ed. "Don't you know I've been
elemeing for you all night?"
"When were the so-called
Dark Ages?"
"During the days of the
knights."
Two magistrates were summoned
•Nor exceeding the speed limit. And
when they arrived at court there
were no other magistrates present,
co they decided to try each other.
hie. 1 went on the Bench and the
place proceeded.
"You are charged with exceeding
tate speed limit. Do you plead guil-
ty or not guilty?"
"Guilty.
"You will be fined five dollars"
They then changed places and ag-
ain the plea was "guilty."
"Hmm," was the response. "Now
these cases are becoming far too
'common. This is the second we've
'had this morning. You will be fin-
ed twenty dollars!
"This is the worst town for
gossip i ever lived in."
"Wm! What have you been do -
A business man thought his staff
rather lazy and indifferent, so he
pinned up the following notice:
"Bread is the staff of life, but that
le no reason why the life of our
etaff should be one continual loaf"
Russians Employ
"Parachute Docctor19
Russia has a "parachute doc-
tor" whose missions of mercy coon-
'4trxst with the exploits of para-
eiiutists in the war in western
Europe.
ope,
Me is Dr. A. A. Poll, of Odessa,
''alio uses the parachute method
t reach urgOil eases in outlying
districts.
Cts.
Last week Dr. Poll made his
194t1 'chute jump to reach the
bedside of a' critically ill patient.
Weather conditions did not per-
tait his 'plane to land.
$o -called "ni,edic'al aviation" is
Ala ;A'portant facto]: hi many out-
lying 1(gions of the tSgtin:- Union,
(F
IL r�IlALr t
r Air
If; pAINI
Women who suffer painful, it'regu-
lay periods with nervous, moody
spells tine to functional cause
axotld find Lydia
11, P1nkhan's
Vegetable Coxpotndsft I/ nutt.
melons to relteve such distress.
reinithem's compound Is made
eRa2aeei(tlly to help weak, tired wont-
en to
Go stalling 111t
r t
difficult days
.aver
1,000,000' W
nen havereport
amazlnl� eneltts,
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Revenues Are Up
Eighteen Per Cent
The gross revenues for the all-
inclusive Canadian National Rail-
ways for the week ending May
14, 1940, were $4,613,996
as compared with 3,883,664
for the corresponding
week of 1939, an in -
[Tease of 7,30,832
or 18.8%
BY ROBERTA LEE
Q. Does being a chatterbox mean
that one is a good conversational-
ist?
A. It does not. A. chatterbox can
be empty-headed and tiresome,
while another person who talks but
half as much can be so entertain-
ing that those around him wish
that he would talk more.
Q. Is it all right, when eating
soup, to break a few soda crackers
or butter crackers into the soup?
A. Yes.
Q. What are the formal visiting
visiting days, in large cities?
A. From Monday to Reiday, in
elusive,
Q. When a guest is leaving a ho-
tel for an hour or two, what should
be done with the key to his room?
A. The key should be left at the
main desk, then asked for when
he returns. This is the only method
by which the clerk knows whether
or not he is in his room.
Q. What colors are becoming to a
girl with a very fair complexion?
A. Rose, coral andp each are be-
coming, regardless of whether the
girl bas light Bair or very dark
hair.
Q. Where should the soup or bou-
illon spoons be placed on the table?
A. To the right of the teaspoons,
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HEALTH
TOPICS
DIET AND WORK
"Living below the standard . 91,
Iiving is not living at all. Living
above this level is simple glut-
tony," .says Dr. I. Harris, hq;}ior
ary director of the Institute of',,.
Research for the Prevention af.,
Disease, Liverpool, England.
A manual laborer, he says,;',.
might need more than double the,
food of an office worker. Four
to five ounces of meat or cheese
or three eggs, or 33 ounces of
milk, or five to six ounces of fish
a day - no more and no less -
were sufficient, in conjunction
with the other kinds of food us-
nally taken. He could guarantee
that diet as suitable for maxi-
mum fitness in a grown-up per-
son.
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SHORTEN LIFE'S SPAN
The belief that highly emo-
tional persons let their heart in-,
terfere with their head is an esta-
blished medical fact, Dr. Federic
Leavitt of the Philadelphia Coune
ty hospital declares.
"One American in• seven has
high blood pressure and one in
four, over the age of 53, dies of
it," he says. "For years doctors
believed high blood pressure was
caused by emotional and nervous
disturbances which caused the
blood vessels to become tense,
then to shrink and harden."
Murders are committed in the
United States at an average rate
of twenty a day.
Sets that are composed of flow-
er fiats and necklaces of the same
flowers pressed and mounted under
crystal, are shown in London.
irestone
wi ,aeon
Everything in this great tire is new and different.
New Safety -Lock cords have 35% greater heat
protection; treadand body have a 27% stronger
bond between them; beads are rust -proofed and
tied In and the new y=' ,C+rt trcad has 11 more
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firestone Champio tires,ziot cost one Cent more.
)rive in todiay iait�put Chap • ploins on your car,
h'en over
W you need c
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first ' go
nearest Firestone Dealer. He has a tire 'in
every price class
tdsuit every
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thatwill yr 1 - a
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and savee you money.
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What Science,
Is Doing
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459 BELOW ZERO
When scientists 'write about
-.low-temperature research they are
thinking of temperature about
450 dgrees below zero Fahren-
heit, says the "Scientific Am,eri-
oait." The rook bottom of the
•thermameter, i; only 459 degrees
;below the f,niil:iar Fahrenheit
zero. Nothing has ever been tak-
d;n quite to this bottom teniper-
ature, , although scientists have
come within a small fraction of
1 degree of. it.
EPILEPSY HEREDITARY
Definite proof that epilepsy k
e'inherited has been obtained
through the use of the electro-
encephalogeaph, or brain wave
- machine. Persons suffering tro')u
epilepsy hate a charteristic slow
.brain wave of large amplitude
with a peculiar egg -and -dart out-
line.
Tests on 138 parents and chil-
dren- revealed that among the
children of epilpetic parents 54
per cent were epleptic, while in
a control group of unrelated
children only 0 per cent showed
this condition.
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AID TO CANCER STUDY
Dr. Henry J. Andrews, presi-
dent of the Federation of Natural
Sciences of Southern California,
believes that co-operation between
geological and medical science ul-
timately may culminate in the el -
in ination of cancer.
Basis for his prediction, Dr. An-
dreWs says, is the recent appli-
h.cation of the spectograph and
polarog'raph, metallurgical iusteu-
..mnents used in rock analysis, in
'the study of cancer causes.
-So powerful they can detect
the least particle of mineral in
the blood, the instruments note
are being used for mineral an-
alysis of the blood of well per-
sons and persons afflicted with
cancer.
By this process doctors may
eventually determine what miner-
als are missing or deficient in the
blood of the cancer victim, and
thus have a foundation upon.)
which to devise attacks against
the disease.
Cult 1?
Ey ANNE ASHLEY
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Q. How can I Clean piano keys?
A. Three methods for cleaning
piano keys are: (a) Moisten a cloth
With lemon juice and dip in whit-
ing. (b) n cloth moistened with
vinegar. ac) .. cloth moistened with
alcohol
Q. ;low can. I cool an oven with-
out leaving the oven door open?
A. The best method is to place
a pan of cold water in the oven;
this will lower the temperature of
the oven gradually.
Q. How can I rare for rut flowers
properly?
A, Gut off an inch or their stems
eaeb day. Give them fresh water
daily. Strip off any leaves that
came below the surfaco of the
water. Do not use too small a vase
that cramps the stems. Often, an
aspirin tablet placed in the water
will prolong the life of the flowers.
Q. Does It make any difference in
which directions the rows of the
vegetable garden are run?
A, Yes; the rows should run
north and south, instead of east
and weet, This will give them the
full benefit of the sun's rays.
Q. How can I prevent a bruise
from turning black?
A. Cover the bruised skin as soon
as possible with a thick paste of
starch and water, It is claimed that
this will prevent the bruise from
discoloring.
Q. How can 1 loosen grease and
burnedeseraps from the frying pan?
A. w i'll the pan with Goold water,
add a pinch of baking sada, and al-
low to come to a boiL
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