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N \ ty 4 a nt ---- Is "Curtain of : Bound' Thé Answer - To The A-Bomb? Bound de-ons of the most power- forces in the world. If every evil ae Ms antidote, sound may well prove to be the antidote to the ftom bomb. On the other hand, 8 may serve as an even more devasiating weapon, © Sonic "guna" capable of dealing' put death and _dstruction have a sange of only a few yards ai present, . * but. what will they be like when scientists are able to generate fre- . "quencies of millions § second? Hit: Jer's research specialists were work Ing on a secret weapan along these . * Mnes at the Kaiser Wilhelm Insti tate during the war, ly But }f sound-waves ean destroy,' they can also save life. They can kill the hardiest bacteria, disinie- grate matter, defy the low of gra- vity----and turn a genius into ® gidbering idiot. Industry should - poon be finding them useful. They san "pasteurize" milk without heat, detect flaws in eteel twenty feet #hick and increase food-crops. . Not long ago, scientists at the State College, Pennsylvania, watched marbles floating in space above the table around which they were standing. They were held up by sound. When a plece of cotton wool wag thrust into 'the invisible beam, kt promptly burst into flame, such 8 the tremendous: ener erent In sound writes G. P. L, "L'Estrange in Tit-Bits. : The "death-ray," once. pooh- poohed 'as impossible outside the pages of a thriller, does not seem so far off today. But the thought weed mot necessarily inspire horror. Supersonic rays may prove protec- tive In the event of another war, axploding bombs long before they the ground. Such rays might even sonatitute an impenetrable barrier 0 rockets and aircraft. re Don't sonfuse sound with noises, The kind of sound responsible for Phe effects described is inaudible 90 the human ear, which can seldom Qetect frequencies (I.¢., sound vibra- Hons per second, all .sound being a taatter of vibrations) beyond about "18,000 'a second." The new science | of silpersonics Is concerned 'with * sauch higher frequencies and 'the ----pesults--have staggered "even ~--the - optimists" : These higher frequencies are pro- -Quced electrically with a specially prepared quartz crystal. When elec- --_ icity 1s passed through #, shls ¢erystal varies very minutely in bength, and when alternating ¢ur- sent (that is, a eurrent which shanges the direction of its flow thousands of times a second) lh weed, the length of the crystal keeps hanging in exact accord' with the tquency of the eurrent. These vibrations are imparted to the sur- rounding atmophere and supersonie or inaudible sound is produced. Fish were killed in a few min- . _wtes when the cryetal was installed -- "thelr tank. --As--for bacteria in| = thelr labors, milk, they have no chance at all against supersonic vibrations. The milk js Improved, too. The eream, jnstead- of floating on the surface, js blended into the whole. Some people say that pasteurization affects the nutritive quality and flavor of milk, but neither is affected by this new method. Incredible as it seems, oll and water ean be blended in She same way. "Already, supersonic sound can be | weed an an anaesthetic. It has heen employed successfully as' an aid "40 the circulation of the blood. Scientists believe that it will even- tually prove beneficial to patients suffering from mental disorders. The idea is that, directed carefully, ® may destroy diseased, or stimu- late undeveldped, portions of the brain. Supersonic sound is likely wo prove a good friend to the agri- sulturist. Seed potatoes when sub- ~ Jected to it yield larger crops. Wine- merchants will be interested to learn that wine can be matured in a few minutes, instead of many years, by the same treatment. There - has even been talk of laundries run in "the supersonic way." Talking of cleanliness, our hig Tndustrial towns will look much less dingy when every chimney is fitted with a supersonic generator, Smoke causes incalculable 'damage to our bodies as well ag our build- mgs every year, but the remedy should soon be to hand. The new generator, which will fit into the flue, shakes together the tiny par- ticles. of soot which normally fly' out of the top of the chimney, making them so 'heavy that they fall to the bottom where they can easily be removed Like most pioneers, scientists ex perimenting with supersonic sound are running great risks to them- selves. They are dealing with some- thing the potentialities of which are still. little. known. Tt is recorded that a brillignt mathematician' was. "reduced temporarily to the arith- Mn "'aal standard of an infaiit after diane ame hours with a working for ev." Lave lost © quartz oscillator. Others ma.l 0 tor a brief time all sense of balance, But the work goes on, There has never been a lack of men, of women, ready to .sacrifice them- selves, if necessary, to add to 'the wit of human knowledge: Ip this, the experimenters' witli sound are true to type. May the results of their researeh prove worthy - of with glove) is one of the first Champs Take The Field--The world champion New "York Yankees head for the field and their first: spring training session of the year. The Yanks' great Joe DiMaggio (center, players on the diamond at "St, Petersburg, Fla. SPORTY: It looks as If these athletic popu- Writy polls might be of some praec- tical wae after all--some use, that ls, outside of providing weary sports writers with handy apace- Allers; Since Jim Thorpe was voted %0 be not only the greatest foot- baller, but also the greatest athlete of the half-century, there's a move on foot to give the big Indian some ~ of the eredit--and a little of the eash--he richly deserves. ¥ " a They're agitating tor' the return to Thorpe of the Olympic medals and trophles rudely wrested from _latlc Committee learned that Jim had, at an earlier date, not only. played baseball under an assumed name but also--the ead!--accepted ~ payment In cash for so doing. - = » » . . The only difficulty about this is that nobody seems to know exactly where those priceless menfentoes' ave located now, and we doubt if Thorpe Js worrying very much, one way or the other. "A kiss on the hand is very thrilling, but a dia- mond bracelet Insts forever!" said the young lady in-'Gentlemen Pre- fer Blondes'; and Jim Thorpe wasn't the firat--nor will he be the last athlete to discover that something you can exchange for hamburger or groceries is often preferable to sll the engraved athletic bric-a-brac ou sould stuff under Ringling's Top. *. * * : ; 0, as we said, we don't believe -| Thorpe ds losing much sleep over when, ¥ ever, those trophies are veturned. He always did have 2 way of taking things in his stride. _ "You, oir," said the King of Swed- _eti_at the sonclusion of the afore- mentioned Olymples, "are the catest athlete in the world." "Thanke, king," was- Mr. Thorpe's simple and dignified reply." And if, during the past twenty years or -s0, Big Jim has sometimes thought himself a bit shabbily treated by a sporting world that once hailed his every move, he's kept it to Mimself and gone about his business "without bellyaching. 4 * » * , M Thorpe had been a bit more vocal about himaelf gnd his doings, chances are lie'd never have come down 0 gatekeeping in a Holly- wood movie studio as a means of esnistence. But he always preferred deeds t0 words; and getting an interview out of him was about as sewarding as trying to pull a AMippo's teeth with a nutpick, "What was the most serious inury you ever got in football?" a reporter once asked him. Instead of coming out" with a catalogue of breakages, eontusions and stitches, the Indian merely shot back another query, "How could anyone ever get hurt Jlaying football?" he _asked--and was a sincerely-meant question. * n> * Pop Warner, athletic director of the Carlisle Indian School, was the man yho first spotted Thorpe--and who developed him, so. far as any- one could develop anything that was close to perfection from the start. Jim was just 15 years old and a hurdles race had already started when Warner saw him get - up froin the sidelines, take off after the leader, and beat him handily, And Thorpe wasn't even wearing athletic trunks or proper shoes. * * * That was Jim's start as" a track- and-fielder. From then on he used to put on what were practically one-man shows of 'an almost in- éredibles nature, Carlisle would schedule a dual athletic meet with some other college--generally one from double to ten times its own sixe. So. Jim would spend a. re- lixed afternoon winning the sprints, hurdles, broad jump, high jump, shotput and a eouple of other ev. ents, seldom less: than seven. 2 * * * " "I Thorpe was lary, and sometimes careless, If any man ever under- stood how to' handle him, it was Warner. Yet Jim_uaed to drive Pop almost erazy at times. For a long tinie Warner couldn't persuade Jim to do any' ling piunging. "Why run him when a horrified Amateur Ath- came a game played against Syra- cuse in heavy mud; so heavy that the first half ended in a scorcless tie. Thorpe, in his efforts to run the ends, had been stopped in his tracks, So he just started blasting straight. down the middle, the final score being Carlisle 38, Syracuse 3. » » » More than that, Jim discovered in this game that line-crashing 'was he was-a quadruple threat. He had had few equals as a punter, boom- ing the ball downfield for sixty or seventy yards, with plenty of height to allow his tacklers to get down under it, and placing it with un- canny accuracy, for one thing. & * ~ , For another, he was a field goal _ kicker "par excellence, whatever that means: In heatine Harvard 18 ers, the last from .the 48 yard line; and one of the. added attractions, fessional; was large James going _ out to the centreficld stripe, at half time, with. a" dozen of more foot- - balls. These lie would proceed to __crosspieces, making this difficult fish in g drain pipe. " » His ghostlike openfield running was helped tremendously by three tricks he had developed. He had a ehange of pace that was bewilder- Ing, and his ability to.stop on the lers floundering on all sides. If a tackler got a bit closer, he had a straight arm that was--unlike others we have seen--periectly Tegal, yet "which hit like a battering ram. And if a tackler got still closer, Thorpe had what have heen termed -the most highly educated hips in" sports history. No fooling, he could stun. a man with the swing of his hips; in fact, he frequently -did. * xo» v Which will have to be all, at Teast Igor now, regarding Mr. Thorpe-- 'except this. If it's true. that he's. "going to appear this coming season as an- assistant coach--and. prob- ably perform his half time drop kicking specialty -- he'll 'be well worth going a Sabbath day's jour- ney to have a look at. Fifty years from now you'll be telling your great grandchildren that you saw the. best that ever pulled on a sweat-shirt--and they won't 'be able to tell you any different. } _Order by Mail -- od Simpsons, Limited 414% Preferred Shares (Par Value $100) Price: At the marked, yielding about 4.85% E e2 £ il ] ; g 8 g g : L g | § = 3 di 1 110% Coat g 3 over 'em when you ean run around 'em? he would insist. Then there "plenty of fun; and from then on. "to 15, Thorpe booted four "3-point=- when he appeared later as a pro-. kick alternately over the opposite. stunt appear as easy as shooting proverbial dime left 'intending tack-. © . patch of all sorts o ry ° As 1 look out the window, | ste a young blizzard swirling, and it looks as if the driveway will be drifted at least three feet deep before eve- ning. Well, thank goodness, the son and heir has a heavy date to- night, and will have to do the shovelling--or else. So, let's think about something more pleasurable --sfrawberries, for instance. - LE] LN It may not be news to you-- although it was to me up til a day or so ago--that-strawherry growers 'In many places have found some- thing that will do a better job of weeding, and a cheaper one, than anything previously discovered. It's geese! Yes, GEESE---the plural of goose. ' TE * » * i- last year, out in the State of Washington, a farmer named Theo- dore Berry put 16 geese on his * weediest three acres of strawberries. Those geese cleaned that three-acre weeds--even quack grass--and they never even touched a strawberry leaf. * » . Those three acres made a good-. profit for Berry. The year before .he had spent $500 hand-weeding them, and still the yield was so low that he lost money. " > » * Needless to say, Berry started looking for more geese. He couldn't find S03 80 he hatched out a batch of goslings in an incubator: This year, he'll have 75 'geese weeding 45 acres of berries. * * » Geese also have been used for strawberry weeding by growers in the berry area around Paducah, Kentucky. . ¥* * * © "To find out why a goose will eat crab grass, saw brier, wild parsley, pig weeds and practically any other -kind of weed you can name, and not touch a strawberry plant have to ask a goose or a gander," says W. W. Magill, extension hoftf=" culthirist. -» * » = ~"Growers-down-that-way keep the. geese in the fields until the berries are ripe. They won't touch green stems. or berries. After the crop is picked, the farmers return the geese 10 'the field. » + > Most growers put. up a simple range shelter about three feet high, consisting of four posts with cross bars to. support the hoards or straw to shade their feathered weeders in hot weather. They plenty of drinking water and a small amount of shelled corn. wy 4 * Theodore Berry lias tried geese «In raspberry patches as, well as strawberries and says they are bet- ter than hand weeders. Any breed of geese will do. : oe - * . * But don't put them among your curfant plants; he warns. They like currants almost as well as a nice piece of quack grass. » * * Well, there you have it--and it sounds like something worth giving a trial. And if it shouldn't work out--well, personally; I'd than sit down to all the strawber- ries you eould eram into the Niagara Gorge. - Co. LI * Millions of dollars are spent an- oually, on fertilizers of various sort. folks don't get the most out of the, money they spend just because they don't, know how to apply _those fertilizers, J « * South of the border, state agricul- - tural colleges, in conjunctian with the National Fertilizer 'Association, have been conducting tests over a period of many years. I'm passing along to you some of the recom- mendations made: ! » * * For Hay and 80d Crops . These include pastures and alf- alfa. Drill the fertilizer three to six Inches deep;-either before or at the time of seeding. If you're making . ~ a very heavy application on hard, stony - ground, r and have trouble keephig the drill deep enough, plow down about half the fertilizer and drill in the rest before or during seeding." Top. dressing in early fall, late winter, or-early spring, with a grain drill or spreader, helps keep a stand, » * Yor Small Grains > Drill the fertilizer in the furrow "with the seed. While the fertilizer may reduce germination slightly, it fon't serious, and. ylelds are higher than when the fertiliser fs broad east, or drilled before or after seed- "mg. Apply nitrogen as top dressing _In_late winter or early spring, * ' * Por Potatoes MM you're. using move" than- 1,000 Joins per aere, and 'your soll is , sve 1,000 pounds for appli- edtion st . planting, Work any "amount over What into the seed bed before planting. At planting #imae, place the fortliser inehes to the aides and elightly be- low thie seed pheces. (The two bands should be about six inches apart), "LAKEVIEW you'll . also provide . ) rather ~ carve a hunk off a nice roast goose BABY OHICKS %¢' GOOD CHICKS lle ALL Breeders blood tested, banded and spected, backed by pedigree foundation stock. New Hamps; Bussex; Bussex New Hamps; Barred Rocks, and Large Tom Bar: ron Leghorns Mixed 11¢, pullets 23c, Assorted Mixed Chicks 90; Pullets 18c, Any Heavy Cox: dje . i . STARTED PULLEYS & CHICKS § WEEKS OLD, add 6c; 83 weeks old, add $c; 4 weeks old, add 1c. Send for price Met- of "older pullets, capons and cockerels, heavy breeds. Order from and enclose this add, 10% deposit, balance C.0.D.~ ig] 4jo- DAY OLD & STARTED COX _ - DAY old 4)c, ¢ weeks, add 4c; 3 weeks add 8c, 4 weeks old Capons 30c. HURONDALE OHICK HATCHERY, LONDON ONTARIO. CHICKS look alike regardless whether they carry high eg¢ production, inheritance or not. The real proof is In the laying house 'after they are grown. Ms then too. late and too bad, if they caryy poor or ordinary esg production qualities. The most. of Top Notch pure, bred chicks are R.O.P. Sired. These will pay oft in a blg. way. Also Turkey poults, started chicks, older pullets. Free cathlogue, 4 Top-Notch Chick Salés, Guelph, Ontario. HAVE you syer thought how much depends on the strain "of chicks you choose? The pleasure and profit you get from: your whole year's poultry venture hangs "on the cholce you -make when you order your baby chicks. The most important business decision you as a poultryman have to make each year is the source from which you buy baby chicks. Tweddle R.O.P. Sired Government Approved Chicks will lay more eggs than chicks from ordinary breeders. Send for cataloue glving all details. Alpo started chicks, older pullets, turkey poults.- Tweddle Chick Hatcheries Limited, Fergus, Ontarlo. . RADY chicks from blood tested high egg pro- ucing stock. Livabllity guaranteed. Mixed $15.00 per 100. Pullets $28 to $30. Ten per cent off for orders 500 and over. Goddard Chick Hatchery, Britannia Heights, Ontario. MONKTON CHICKS8--Government Approved. Breeding quality, one of the. best. Don't guess, be certain. Write for prices and cata- logue. Monkton Poultry Farms, Monkton, Ont. FOR BALE. NURSERY STOCK = HOTORCYCLES Harley Davidson. New and used. 'bough' sold, exchanged. 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Repairs: by factory-trained mechanics. Open untl) nine except Wednesday Strand Cycle, Hamliton. BUY direct from manufacturer, Hair nets, . rayon or silk: 40c per dozen, iylon 76c. All colors, We pay postage. Milo Mills Ltd.. 308 ADelaide St. W,, Toronto. CASCADE WHEAT The answer to the feed - wheat problem for Eastern «Canada. A new, high ylelding, 'Soft spring wheat de: veloped by The ¢éhtral Experimental Farm, Ottawa. Seed at 1} bushels per acre. Certi- tied seed F.0.B. shipping point, $3.00 per bushel in two bushel bags. T. A, Wilson, Pakenham, Ontario. PUREBRED Tamworth boars 7 months old. Also purebred Tamworths 7 weeks old. Omedee VanDorsselaar, Concession 8, Mg- Gregor, Ont. FISHER ORCHARD CHICKS DAY OLD CHICKS, Pullts and Cockerels available weekly year round in 8 leading ureeds and crosses. The chicks--are first lass, the price moderate; the stock approved. Write for 12 page coloured calendar and orice list. Fisher Orchards, R.O.P. Breeders. Freeman, OMtarfo. THE DOLL REPAIR BOOK. Save costly doll repair expenses,' do it yourself. Only $1.18 money "order. "Box 756, Bouthkent: Br., Grand Rapids, Michigan. irieel MUST sell dtfe+to ill health, Grocery Store service station with Hving "quarters. "rf over exceeds $40,000 a year, About $5,000 down. Write: George Kostonulk, R.R.4, Si an) SCHUMMER CHICKS JOVERNMENT approved, Top quality. Free Catalogue and price list explain details. 3chunimer's Quality Hatchery, Linwood, Ont. "OXFORD'~ APPROVED Chicks -live, lay ind pay. The, are the results of twenty- three yeare of careful selection and breeding in O.B.S. They have to be good, because we want the very best kind of chicks for our own flocks--big vigorous and early matur- ing. We stress egg size and uniformity.. Bar red Rocks, Whi' Leghorns, New Hampshires, Hamp. x Rock crossbreds, Rock. x Leghorn crossbreds. Write for free folder. The Oxford Farmers". Co-operative __ Produce Company, Limited. 434 Main Street, Woodstock, On- tarlo. " } LAKEVIEW CHICKS chicka - are the choice of the better class poultry men. 20,000 breeders double blood tested, handed and Inspected from | real poultry breeding farms. Lakeview consists of 3 farms, 30,000 floor brooding capacity. For 150. buy, the best--buy Lakeview, 8 breeds. ~ , : STARTED 'PULLETS, CAPONS, COX 2, 4 6, 8, 12 wecks old pullets, 4, 6-and 8 weeks old Capons. Prompt delivery or booking for later. Take delivery now: Most-of- our 'cockerels and "thousands of - chicks are getting booked to go to some of the larkest and most particular buyers in the -U.8.A, later on. Send for price list and full par- ticulars. LAKEVIEW FARMS & HATCHERY, EXETER,, ONTARIO. PHONE 18, "630 BRONZE POULTS 3c DELIVERY to March 27th--63¢; to April 10th | 65c; to April 18th--68c; To April 24th--78c. Book your order now and take delivery early. Late March or early Aprit 18 a good time to start poults 1. They cost less. 2, Easier raised In cooler weather. 3, You have three good chances to sell: Canadian. Thanksgiving, American Thanksgiving, or 'the Christmas Market. This year early turkeys might earily be higher in price. In 1946 the price was 10c per pound higher early than for the Christ- mas market. . 4. You can use your equipment twice in one season, 1950 could be a repetition of 1948, for profits in the turkey business. Send for our price ligt and five page catalogue, . "As We See It For 1950", with full Informa- tion in detail about markets, feed prices and turkey management. Also monthly bulletins on . turkey management, up to the minute turkey news. Lakeview poults are the choice of large growers in Canada and the U.S.A. Mr. Harold McDonald, Of City, bought Lake- view poults for several years, In 1948 he marketed 1,700 turkey toms weighing 29} pounds, hen 17} pounds. He has an order with us for 1950 for 2,000. He is a great booster or Lakeview Poults. Send a card today to: LAKEV EW TURKEY RANCH & ALL TURKEY HATCHERY, EXETER, ONTARIO, PHONE 92. g re © BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AN OFFER to every Inventor--Lisi of Inven- tions and' full information sent free.- The Ramsay Co.. Registered Patent Attorneys. 378 Bank Street, Ottawa. DYEING AND CLEANING ™ HAVE YOU anything needs dyeing or. clean- ing? Write to us for Information. We are glad to answer your questions. ' Department H, Parker's Dye Works Limited. 78) Yonge Street, 'Toronto, Ontario. FARMS FOR BALE But it's surprising how many n bands two - FORT COULONGE, 225 acres, fully equipped, with beautiful brick house and large barn, 100 under cultivation, 100 timber lot, .pine, spruce and hardwood. $8,600. $5,000 handles. L. Titley, Realtor, 18 Rideau St, Ottawa. YOR SALE, 80 Acres of land. Good brick house and outer buildings, 1 mile from factory and blacksmith shop. Bethune, school, chee All plowing 'done. Apply to Howard Dunvegan, Ont. 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