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How Can I? By Anne Ashley - Q. How ¢an I remove kalsomine? A. Dampen the surface thorough- ky with water, and then brush off the kalsomine with a stiff brush. If the water does not soften the kal- somine sufficiently, add a very small * amount of hydrochloric acid to it; but in that case, the wall must be washed afterwards with clear water to remove the acid, ) Q. How can I waterproof a pair of everyday outdoor shoes? melting together two parts of bees wax to one part of mutton fat. Apply at night and remove the next moming with a piece of flannel, Q. How can 1 freshen wilted stringbeans, or other green veget- ables? y A. By soaking for an hour in geld water, to which two tablespoons of vinegar have been added. Q. How ¢an I cut crocheted lace without raveling? * A. Stitch across the lace on the sewing machine twice, then space to the left 'and stitch twice again. Cut between the two rows of stitch- ing. Q. How can I remove paint stains from a woolen garment? A. Equal parts of turpentine and ammonia will seldom fail to re- move paint spots from a woolen garment, regardless of how old the stain may be. © Q. How can 1 make curtains hang evenly after laundering? A. Slip curtain rods through the lower hems and leave, them there ' the curtains. I Reresrias Grows Carats Not Carrots -- Carrol F. Chatham grows his own emeralds. Since 1940 he has been turning high grade quartz crystals into market- able emerald carats. 1's a long, arduous job, he advises pros- pective growers, and only 0% Bear vs. Moose A bear and bull moose enacted the age-old law of the jungle re- cently in the New Brunswick forests. - 1t happened in the 'Ked- ron Lake region of Charlotte Coun- ty. Battle-scarred carcasses of a bear and of a bull mouse, lying 30 fect apart, were discovered by three Pleasant Ridge hunters, -Gordon and Mike Corning and Harold Ste- wart, 'while on a hunting trip to the lake region. 'The 'moose had its nose dipping in McKenzie brook, its hair torn out in patches and all ribs broken. Bruin's body was badly crushed and its neck broken. From all indications, the moose killed the bear first and then is believed to have gdine to the brook to drink. There he died of in- v. juries. The battle apparetnly start- ed in a clomp of spruge - and fir, the moose forcing its adversary oul Into a. clearing go that it could use ite antlers to advantage. '~ ws ya Ts * Sure Cure « When Joe McCarthy was crack: _one of his players (who shall re- main anomymous) was spending too many of his evenings in the Windy City bistros. Marse Jae decided to teach him a lesson. In the dressing 2 A : mati time--Mee Carthy mounted a bench, In one hand he held a glass of water, in 'the other. a worm. The. club gath- .-ered round. Joe dropped the worm Into the water. Tt wiggled. about Hh A grea} dls of efiergy, Then" ®2 fénioved thie worm And picked » a second wiih one filled Son liquor, Holdin Je no. Tigh for all to see, he AA into the whisky. It wriggled about gaily for a moment, then sank to * the bottom--dead, : eye caught that of the erring , "You there!" he rasped. did my MNitle experiment Fd 5, i kied his brow, : a "We I, boss, It WT heen on drink- n't gonna have no A, Apply a dressing made by 14 for a few days. They will straighten ~--of the ¢rop 1s worth anything. _ipg the whip over the Chicago Cubs, . McCarthy looked about the room. - . Se a boise, this ockies at her ski poles to give force to the leap and Jength into the gliding landing. A Not long ago somebody asked why, in this space, we don't pay more attention to the noble sport of Basketball which draws--at least 30. we are told--more cash custo- mers and is participated in by more athletes than any other pas- time. The answer, in a couple of nutshells, is that to our admittedly jaundiced view Basketball has de- veloped into something which 'makes a whole lot of noise--but. very little sense. * * * SHOR SwaITCRl One criticism we have to offer is that sheer size--or rather sheer height----has come to play far too vital a part'in the sport which was invented by a Canadian who had, ~ as his aim, a game which conld be played by one and all--a game which wouldn't take too much out of "a~ boy or girl, and one that wouldn't require too much training or fine physichl condition. * * ¥ 'I'hat's what it started out to be and--for some years--was. Bunt, Gee, just look gt the durned thing now! They tell the story of a cer-. tain American college coach whe has, over the doorway of his office, a beam that is just six feet six in- ches high. "If a. freshman comes in to apply for a trial .on the basket- ball squad" he says, "and fails to bump his head on that beam--well, 1 just don't give him a second look." \ * * * Now, when we first read that' anecdote, we thought it was just 'one- of those things', evolved from the brain of some sports writet who was short of news--also of ambi- tion to go out and dig up some, (There are a few such renegades in the profesion, fie on them!) But we learn' that it is no joke--and that although the actual six-foot- six beam may be largely imaginary, unless a basketball hopeful conres close to touching such Alpine ' heights, he doesn't get much atten- tion, ) : * * * . There is for instance a college basbetball star in.the States who has an amazingly"™fine record. He ranks at or very near the top in points scored among the "simon pures". If he were a footballist, every professional team in the country would have lines out for him. Yet his pro prospects, after graduation, are anything but bright, The reason--his pigmy height--a mere five feet eleven inches. 4 . Uk yn Now in baseball; football, even hockey--althougl. in the latter, not as much as formerly--the little fel- low still has a chance. But not in' Dr. Naismith's invention. Other Gr to in due which either 99 to ears, that it. But * sympathy ye so far we're things being equal a team averaging six and a half feet in height will trim the ears off an outfit of six footers. In other words, in basket- ball, altitude has an advantage over "aptitude which is beyond all rhyme reason., : Then, there's the matter of far too much scoring--together with a quantity-- of whistle-tooting which makes a basketball game: sound, to sensitive squads of New York, Chicago and Montreal in concerted action at a Communist uprising. - * * * * like all the riot Take, as an example of what we mean, a game played not long ago 'in Columbus, Ohio. It is true that the struggle went five, periods of overtime; but it was the final score interested us Y9--or which 'is to say that almost two hundred points were scored. And when all the shooting was over, they counldn't devide with any as- surance whether it was a tie game, or if one of the two teams had won by a single point. ' a * It was to' 100; most. 99 *. * Now speed is a great thing in most" any sport--but that- appears us, to be carrying the mania just a little too far. It is true that Basketball attracts huge crowds--and themselves into conniption fits, and even fatal heart attacks, while wat- ching watching a few sessions of the .pro variety when they tried it out in Toronto, concerned till we get telgvision in Canada, and take ours at long distance. : speed people work as for wus, after as basketball is satisfied to wait ws SN * And when that day arrives, whenever there's a basketball game to be televised, we'll do just as is our custom when we hit a radio program with too ; many commercials--switch to some- : hing else, or shut the blamed thing off. chances are * * So that, dear.readers, is why we pay little or no attentipn to Bas- ketball in these columns. Somchow or other 'we don't feel sufficiently with played, to make an unbiased com- mentator. - 'And, you've heard what happened regar- ding Joe Louis. after his second fight with Wal- cott--made those touching radio re- marks about his mother, and how that was his final fight nobody no- ticed that he had ihs, sed. the game, as in conclusion, When Joseph-- , fingers' cros- BL ICREIRY S CER A woman may put on a riding habit and never go riding. She may ~ put on a bathing suit and never go swimming. But when a woman puts on a wedding gown--brother, she means business. i THIS CURIOUS WORLD OK. 3007 KY NEA SERVICE, vie. ¥ REGU. 8 PAT, OFF, | SE PE RR PRT ROY RRA ITY a SEE 4 By William Ferguson | i | ~ WHAT GOES ON gf. IN THE pres WORLD 'Great Britain During and since the war one of the most acute shortages in the United Kingdom has been that of news print. British journals, with their four pageseof closely-packed fine print, appeared to Canadian eyes more like something dug up from a prehistoric era. than they resembled our idea of a modern newspaper, H On New Year's Day British pap- ers were allowed a 25 per cent in the amount of newsprint allotted to tiem, and it is rather interesting to Hote what use they made of it. Serious papers, such as the Lon- don Times and The 'Daily Tele- graph-- which had been printing six or eight pages daily by keeping circulation down to a minimum-- have not increased their size, but - are using their éxtra paper to print more copies. But the four pagers-- the "penny press"--are now ~pub- lishing six-page papers two or three times weekly. ha What are they using these extra pages for? Well, it is estimated that the morning papers have increased their news coverage from twenty to forty per cent, depending on the . paper. Sports coverage remains about the same--which is rather surprising - 'viewed either from a Canadian angle, or in view of the "huge crowds attending all forts of sports in Britain. Advertising space has just about been doubled, and the remainder of the increase is devoted by features such as gossip columns, articles of special interest to women, pictures and--you might have almost guess- ed it--comic strips. 'For example, The London Daily Express is run- ning a "home grown" strip called "Kit Conquest" and "Dick Tracy." One can't help wondering what the Londoners will make of B. O. Plenty, Gravel Gertie, Sparkle and all the rest of them, o Lipa Spain Generalissimo Fransisco Franco is once again showing--or attempt- ing to show--his "broadmindness" and love for his fellow. men. ) Back in. 1492--the year 1 hen Christopher 'Columbus "discovered" ., America--at the instigation of In- quisitor Tomas de Torquemada all Jews ,were expelled from Spain. About 50,000 evaded the decree by becoming converts to Catholicism. Many of the rest of the former. Jew- ish population about 100,000 of them, seftled in Greece or Egypt. " Since that time Spain has had one of the smallest Jewish populations of any Furopean country. Today, out of a total population of over 27 - millions there are only about. six thousand Jews. hl 'Early in June, Generalissimo Franco signed a decree permitting Jews living in Egypt or Greece, who are descendants of pre-expul- sion Spanish families, to apply for Spanish citizenship. According 'to the decree applicants will be select ed by their "love for Spain." Those who have "shown they are worthy _of this mercy," the decree says, will be given Spanish citizenship. Just how the Jews in question will view this "mercy" remains, of course, to be seen. But this writer greatly doubts if- they will flock to Fransisco's tender care in any wholesale quantities. : France and Italy Those whose memories extend back more -than thirty years will recall how, back in 1918, an epi- demic which usually went by the name of the "Spanish Flu" swept through' the world. It was an infec- tious respiratory ailment character- ized by. fever, headache, severe coughing and mascular pain. Before the .epidemic subsided more than 500 million persons were afflicted and deaths were estimated at more than 15 millions. Most of the fatalities, however, were not caused directly by the influenza, but by secondary infections of other diseases, pneumonia in par- ticular. : - For several weeks past the nosy widespread "flu" - epidemic since 1918 has been spreading across Eur- ope. It broke out first in Italy and rapidly spread northward. France was especially hard hit. In Paris hospitals were filled to overflowing, and practically every office or bus- iness establishment had at least one ahsentee } "A Strange World TR [0 7 BAD NEWS Bad news for cheque forgers is a new-style cheque developed by Bur- gess Smith, 73-year-old. research specialist for a New York printing firm." 'I'he cheque looks 'like any other, but has'a secret sound track printed on it., The bank clerk pas ses it through a. small machine which, if the cheque has been tam: pered with, yells "Forgery!" loud enouglf for everyone in the bank 10 hear. J ' ./ CUCKOO Watchmakers' classic joke of the cuckoo that laid an egg has re- bounded on a Sydney jeweller. He found more than two dozen eggs in the works of a cuckoo clock he was repairing. Authorities of the Australian National Museum estab- lished that a three-inch lizard was responsible: TIME, PLEASE Customers were leaving the pub- Jic houses in King's Road, Chelsea, at closing time when they heard a wh-0-0-0-mph--and saw a manhole cover leap into the air. Pulling themselves together firmly, they went on . . . but it was no goad. It happened again. Another wh-o- .0-0-mph, another manhole cover dancing skywards, After Mrs, J. C. Warran, licensee of the Riley Arms, had seen this happen four times she dialled 999. Firemen came, explained it was gas explod- ing in the manholes, and closed a section of the street. $3,000 i While the passports of a father and son were béing inspected at Hohenhems; on the Austro-Swiss' frontier, a passport official' asked the boy, aged 15, if his swollen mouth was due to toothache. "My poor afflicted son "has never been able to speak," said the father show- ing the boy's identity card, on which it was stated that he was dedf and dumb. Just then the boy sneezed and precious stones worth $3,000 fell out of his mouth. Father and son. were arrested. by Customs offi- cials. : PILE SUFFERERS Mr. T. J. Stockley, Timmins, writes: "I bad heard of your PYLTONE TREAT- MENT but did not get it until a month ago. My work is cold and damp and I lost a lot of time. 'I feel fine now and work steady. I have told a lot of other men about it . . . etc." He is just one of i- thousands back -at work and feeling fine again, and so he will, because the new PYLTONE TREATMENT removes the in- side cause of piles. No matter what you have done for_them before, we guarantee Ahe first bottle satisfies you or the price ~ Is refunded. PYLTONE (a liquid taken by mouth) is different. It works and results' are lasting. - $1.76 at all druggists, or have him order for you! DOES INDIGESTION - * WALLOP YOU BELOW THE BELT? Help Your Forgotten 28" For The Kind Of Relief That Helps Make You Rarin' To Go More than half of your digestion is do: below the belt~in your 28 feet of Po Bo when indigestion strikes, try somethi that helps digestion inthe stomach AND - What you may need is Carter's Little Li to give needed hel ten 38 foi bis Semel: : 5 to that forgotten ake one Carter's Liitle Liver Pill and one after meals. Tako them er helore tions, They belp wake up a larger How. of the 3 main ative iuices in your stomach AND bowels --help you digest what you have eaten in Nature's, own way, Then most folks get the kind of relief that makes you feel better from vour head to your y Just be sure you get the genuine Carter's Little, Liver Pills from vour druggist --35e. rt Bay, Ve. Seay fT - SA HUNTER MAY FIND Hi LOST IN THE FOREST," 2% AR, BORIS KINTZELE, WW-ve sh : - Xl 5 However, so far, the present out- "break has been of a fairly mild var; jety. 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