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Zurich Herald, 1946-10-03, Page 3Classifiedvert sing BABY (; 11('1{S 1'ITLLI•YI:'i BARBED ItID('.Is5, N1 -2w lilnmpshir$, White l.eghorns, 12 wcnks to laying. Also :My old (-hicks. Free catalogue. rl'np' Notch (.•hi,,kc•r- ie', Guelph, Ontario, A FEW STARTED (:IIId:I*S ON hand for immediate delivery, for quick ordering. Order later season (Nov, -Dec,) chicks now, Bray Hatchery, 130 John N., Hamilton, Ontario.. PULLETS; ALL AGES; 12 WEEKS • to laying. Also Fall .hatched chicks, Prompt delivery. Free catalogue, Tweddle Chick Hatcheries Limited, Fergus, Ontario. -BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES CASH. 1I1/' RETURN MAIL FOR your -old Gold Jewellery, Gold teeth, Diamonds, Sterling Silver, etc. 100 per cent premium on gold coins. Satisfaction guaranteed or parcel returned prepair. Kirby Company rewelers, 13 Queen East, Toronto, On t. ACCOUNTING BY MAIL TO SMALL RETAILERS ANI) LfUSI- nese men who cannot afford to hire a regular bookkeeper we offer the perfect bookkeeping and tax serv- ice. 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Radar Plowing Solves Problem �a Il Manpower If you are a farmer, how would you like to do your plowing by sit- ting in one corner of a big field, and by just turning a few knobs, operate one to six tractors at the same time? asks the St. Thomas Times -Journal. That is not an H. G. Wells vision of things to come, but is actually here. It has been done in England, where, generally speaking, the farms are smaller than in Canada.' The tractor used in this case was the ordinary type fitted with what is known as the Queen Bee appa- ratus for controlling - pilotless planes. In a recent public demon- stration the control van was in one corner of a 14 acre field, and the tractor was all set to go when the controls were operated. it then began to move by itself, and made right or left turns perfectly. It plowed 660 feet of furrows In 10 minutes. Although only one tractor was used, other experiments by the, .. Royal Aeronautical Establishment at Farnborough, Kent, showed that one pian could just as easily handle half a dozen. Radar plow- ing can go a long way toward sol- ving the manpower problem on the farms. Canadians Win Five First Awards Canadian companies carried oft no less than five firsts in the New York Financial World contest for best financial reports, relates The Financial Post. Ovet 3,000 indivi- dual reports, reprr i tinting 80 in- dustries, were examined. Heading their respective indus- tries were the following: Brewing—Canadian Breweries. Distilling — Hiram Walker- Gooderam , Worts Food Chains—Dominion Stores. Life Insurance—Sun Life. Railways—Canadian: Pacific. That is an excellent showing indeed, :n a field where competi- tion is unusually hervy. There are fat more companies in the United States than in Canada. and many of them are far larger, too, but in the compiling under- standable and interesting annual reports, as in a lot of other activi- ties, mere volume is not a factor. Let's get more reports of the kind that win awards. 6,000 -Degree Heat The hottest torch ever made was on exhibit at the final sessions of the American Chemical Society's meeting at Chicago. The torch is a flame made by two gases, fluorine and hydrogen. The heat is more than 6,000 de- grees Fahrenheit, which is the surface temperature of some cool stars. By FRANK MANN HARRIS ' ("A Six Bit Critic") One of the great charms of what we alight call take -a -chance or haphazard radio listening is its un-' expcctedness. If you listen Sys• tematicaily and follow the form chart — we mean the published program listings — you know that at a certain time, and on a ccrtan station, you will get. for example, Mister Sinatra — and you can have him. But just take a stab at random and you never know what you are liable to bump into com- ing across the air -waves. * * * Just the other day. for instance. we got quite a surprise. Idly twisting the dials of our T.B. set — its tubes have seen better days' — we happened to cut in on the middle of a speech. And, from the earnest seriousness of the speak- er's tone, and the solemn manner in which he was adjuring his hear- ers to good habits, self-discipline and general moral conduct worthy of their high calling in life, we would have bet money that here was some reverend gentleman ad- dressing a group of theological students bound for foreign mission fields. * * * So, imagine the shock when we discovered, a moment or so later, that it was an official of the Maple Leaf Hockey Club giving a bunch of the hired help a public pep talk at the start' of a new season. We regret to report that we didn't stay tuned in long enough to learn who the speaker was, but can as- sure hint that his talk — what we caught of it — was highly impres- sive and well calculated to inspire the lads into giving their all for the dear old shareholders. Likewise we chanced — in a somewhat similar planner — to bust in on an unidentified sports commentator who was talking about Joe Louis in a style which was, to put it mildly, a trifle flow- ery. One of his comments, in par- ticular, struck us. It was to the effect that Louis, by coming in at 211 pounds against Mauricllo, was "demonstrating to the world just how big and powerful he could be if he really wanted to." Now we, in our innocence, would have thought that Joe, ap- pearing at such a weight, was merely showing the world that he held Tami so cheaply that he hadn't even bothered to train down to proper fighting poundage. But then, no doubt there are lots and lots of the finer and more subtle things in sport that go 'way over our obtuse head, * * The case of that sante Joe Louis, and the seeming 1lnpossi- bility of finding an opponent that can even make hint break into a mild sweat, somehow or other re. minds us of an aged couple named Mulhern, of Hibernian extraction. who lived in Toronto's Cabbage - town many years ago. Over a lengthy period this couple had been engaged in a series of law- suits regarding a certain piece of property, with a man by the name of Cameron, who was one of the Queen City's wealthiest inhabi- tants. * * Matters had steadily and con- sistently gone against them. Time after time the various Courts of Law had decided in favor of their adversary, but still they kept on trying. At last one afternoon Mul- hern carne home and broke the news to his spouse that the latest of their long list of appeals had gone the way of all others. "But we're not t'rough wid him yet." he added defiantly. "If it takes the last dollar we have in the sock, we'll carry it right up to the Shu- prenle Court in 0ttywah." * * * "pinny, we'll do nothing of the kind at all," replied Mrs. Mulhern, quietly but most decisively. "That old —ll of a Cameron is too powerful for the likes of us ordi- nary mortals, so from now on we'll lave him to Heaven Above to deal with." * * * And right now it looks as though the Brown Bomber is sev- eral lengths too good for ordinary mortals. Of course Billy Conn, who must be a real glutton for punishment, is offering to stick his neck out for yet a third time, and already they are starting to smoke up a next years match with Bruce Woodcock, which sounds like a natural, Bruce having been knock- ed out by Mauricllo, who lasted a whole 129 seconds against Joe. But viewing the situation with an unprejudiced eye, it would appear that the best chance of ever catch- ing up with Mr. Louis would be to leave the whole platter to some higher power—possibly that of old Father Time. Maybe, if we wait long enough. some night Joe will trip himself over his own long white whiskers. and be too rheu- matic to arise before the count L f Ten. Green Lumber The new vapor -drying method of seasoning lumber removes as much moisture froin green oak crossties overnight as will evapor- ate in 15 months by air seasoning. Soviet Evangelists Active In Cam, da "Cultural" Delegation of Visit, ing Russians to Appear in Every City in Canada Recent articles in The Financial Post have pointed out that Canada is inevitably going to be the target of a vigorous Russian effort to soften us up ideologically as part of the Kremlin's offensive against the demoncracies. Interesting additional confirma- tion comes in the current "evangel- istic campaign" being staged by a "cultural" delegation of visiting Russian editors and stage artists, under the sponsorship of the Uk- raiah rl Society for Cultural Ties Abroad, an official Soviet organi- zation. M ass meetings diligently man- aged by local Russophiles, greet the delegation wherever it goes. A festival in their honor at Edmonton drew 15,000. Urkainians and Russians corn - prise Canada's third largest racial group, after British and French. Most of them live in tightly knit community clusters. The cultural delegation is understood to he ap- pearing in every city and town across Canada where a Slavic cluster exists. We saw this delegation arrive at Toronto's Union Station, watched the fervent crowd of several hun- dred who had gone there early in the morning to bid the visitors welcome, listened to impassioned speeches in the station waiting room, saw the clenched fist Com- munist salutes that were popping all over the place. We wondered what would have happened if Can- ada tried sending a "cultural" rie'e- gation to Russia. Non -Stop Record Set By North Star Rt. Hon. C. D. Howe. recon- struction minister, and H. J. Sym- ington, president of Trans -Canada Air Lines, returned to Vancouver last week from Santa Monica. Calif., i'lying from the United States aboard the North Star. The fight was completed four hours and 20 minutes after the take- off from Santa Monica, :t distance of 1,500 miles. 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