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C*test Of Alil ,ÊtII-Vi'ng Things Oue Of the most gîgantîc t1 ces- i the world lias been decharcd ,k national rrelice t Ciemba, 1Mo- s&mlnbique, East Af ica. It la a, baobab tree -- the samne tree a-n ýwhich David Livingstane, the g'reat missiauary explorer, caryý- .4ý hainiti'als. These strange trees are bce- lleved by many botanists ta li- tllc oldest Of 0a1l living things. ý3o1e specimens have been de- *Lared to a eecat 5,000 yeaýrs 0)d. The baobab grows immense- Xy broad withotit grow,,ing pro-1 portionatehy tahi. lls trunk often mensures 30 i.l diaineter witl a heigit Of only 60 to 70 ft., wliile its 6 0 It. branches, eadi a s tlick as a ýgood-,sized tree, s w e ep tle Ëround with their foliage. One veteran babb menýsures t5 ft. round the truni-k and is as youtbful and robust-looking an- the suckeras Prtiuiging up lounid if. Another las o enormouIs that itwas holloweçl out a centur- y or se0 ago and uaedl as n ock-up for native prisoners. Many thousands of years ugo flie baobabs were only faunid in the tropical paýrts of' Africa anîd flic neighbouring island, Mada-. gascar, but todlay tbey flourlîlij in mnost other liai partf îletv weorld. Tne grotesque shiapes theyv as- 9,Urn are sometimýes frightening. Som e of the trees a-re like vust bottIes, some resemble enormaus rounid rocks, sone are ike the prehistoric animais that prýIob~- mbly browsed au their branchies. But tiese ancient trees are More tien botunical marvels. Their many uses make Ien «universai providers" for nia- tives. The baobab produces a large Sruni t often calied "monkey bread", from wiich a ecoaling dr'iink contiun citrate of mg nCes!is laoltained. In Africa the great leaves of the baobab are pulverized int %0m whicl the natives miix with oýther food ta diminisi exces- §ive peraiîration. A sweet per- fuime ta given off by thelag white flowers. The tree's green and giossy bark lias nmedinal oproperties. Natves weave material i rom the baýrk fibres. The wood îs boa aoft fo be formed luto timber, but Pt is sa easily eut thet homes IIP to 50 f t. squiare are Con- âtruicted lu the trunkls, West African natives found that the baobab lias the pecuiýilar property of being able ta pre- terve argauic natter fron decay. They used ta hollow out a truuk and haug inside the bodies Af executed criminals who were ilenî,ed burili These became iperfectly munnmiêed w"ithauct fur- ther atnin How Con 0? by RoertaLece QM. How ceati 1remnove semà urayon marks mny Youn-gster cre- 9ted on thec walipapel'? A. Caver the soiled suirfaej with' a paste made of fullem's ear-th and eau-bon tetradlioridle* allowving this ta diry, and then relnoving by brushing, Q. How Cen 1 remedy a. ruj whose corners Irersist in turnlnt up? A. A goad remnedy la ta sew o e-iece of abif calivas underneath triese recalcitrant corners which vwill not ouly keep th*m i down, but wlhl isa lielp tauro long the hf e aof the rg. SWEET VICTORY -- Amnong the happy fans that cheercd, Don Bragg taci worïd pale vauli retord of 15-9 in Olym pic triale was bis fianceýe, Terry Fiore, She ran from the stands into h4s armns cftr.he made his mnighty va Uit Modern Tennis Stars Lack Glamour "Weeare the big tennis pe- sonalities toda-,y?"7 - that's the sort of remark overheard et Wimibleton this yeair, and, l-Ii deed, for,'the past few years. Somlehow, the modemrs haven't the magic appeal of great stars, 'ike Bill Tilden, Fred Ferry, Jack Crawford - and, of course, the "Four Musketeers": Jear, Borotra, Henri Cochet, Jacques Brugnon, and Rene Lacoste. It is over thirty years since they captured the hearts of. Wimbledon crowds, but theig cteeds are stil! fresh after ail this time. Cochet, in pairticular, wvas the hero of wîhat must lie oue of the rnost exciting, final stagecs in the history of Wimbledon. We can orily guess how he would fare against the &tomic services of to- days "power-hiouse-" players, but bis uncanny positioning and akil- Sully placedi return shots carried himn to the chaulpiouship with vicetories over the hard hitting of Big Bill Tilcien and the vanied garne of his ow-n compatriot, Borotra. The iraucle was that in ec case he triumphed efter being two sets down and etÀ match point in the third. Personally, I find it liard ',, decide whieh was the greater performance. Loolking back, we have the advantage of knowiig how the matches ended. But try ta imagine we are iugling with the crowds st Wimibled'o-n on those sunny days of June, 1927. Borotra waýs the- holder of th* men's sinigles titie, but ther,,e was considerable doubt whether lie could retain it against th.- challenge of Big Bill Tilden, thie Ameirican giaut who had won -hi 1,920 and 1921 and wYýas rmkinge lits first appearence et thie All. England club's new hedu- tors. Big Bill smash.ed RmdvolleYe& Mis way through elailite opposý- tion before the semi-final, 'In wýhich he wes drawn a àls yugFrenclimun, lean, Wîr, ai-d barely haîf lis size. Hleni Cochet liad flot yet reac'hedbis peak, an-d few tiouýg'ht he couid stand up to the terrifie puice Tildex wouid set. Tilden tome lin to shreds durý- îng the first set. It was a su- perb exhibition of tennis, but as a match was farcicul. Cochet's quick anticipation enubled hima to get the bail back occasionally, but usually it lad fhashed pPast him before lie couild g-et ias racket into~ position. Iu a f ew minutes lie \vas ai- ready one set dlown, at 6-2. The second went the siYe way, at Mt-3, and the crowd began tG drift away as the massacre con- tinued in the third. Th~is tim-e àt looked even wo,,rse. Tildtn swept througli to 5-1, and Co-. chet's Wimbledon dream iooked about ta fade in the biggest fiasco of hIis career writes a ten- nis expert in "Tit-Bits-." I cari think of no log;icaýl ex.- planation for what., foliowed othrthanl thatL Tilden, always a g r eat showmnan, decided te, round off the m-atch with some- ihing the crowd would rmm ber, and over-readlied hitvseldL" The Amerlcani laundlied smiashi ater smnash. But ini ils eagemue,ýç 'or the kitli le surrendered has azccuracy. Nowf Cocliet's racket war.s alway9 t1here ta stop bis passing shNots; when one did get by it went ouit of court. The game Tilden hýtd intended ta talke et 'love went againat lin. Sa didt thenet and the nextq. The crowvds retumned te, watch tuis am-azing transformation, and when Cachet took the next gaine ta levPl the set the cheer was almnost as greae as if le had won, Tilden had gone complete- jy to piecea. In those four «ames_ lue had wvon only one point, and now here was Cochet, playing frorn the baseline, blocking Yhas abats and iretuminig then withi uncanuy accuracy. The Frencli- manî took the set eýt ?-5 - six games iu a rôw to the man who lied been on the brink oflu miliating defeat! Now it was Cachet wha lied the initiative. He weut ahead ia tlie fourtli set, staved off t liric-À challenge et 4-4, and took tlie next two garles ta be level aýt two sets ail. The final set. was a nockery but of R different kinci fronm the first. Tilden had revovered mnucli of has accuracy, bust Co- ch-et was teasirig him with deli- cnte returns, somnetimes dropped short ta tempt hlm inito a fatal smnash. The Am'erîcan was not quite doue, end lu fact led at first, but Cochet soon cauglit hlm and went nhead ta 5-3. Nqw the positions were re- versed. At 40-15 against hin Til- den produced P, Cochet-like drop, abat to gave the match point, but he endled the nextr rally by slitheriug into tic net. Show- n.an to the end, lie preteidc-d ta trum it as if it were a harp. The tune mnust have been thie Tilden Swan Sang. Thcfial between Cachet and B9oratra, was not s0 obvîously dramatic because tiere was nat suda2 contresi in playing styles. Borotra took the first twa ,oset% et 6-4, 6-4, but either of themi could have gone the otier wny. The turning paint came wlien in the cighlli garne of the thîrd 2-et with Cachet leading 4-3, Bar- atma just faîled ta reacli an kcutely angled shot acrossa ct court. That miss pt Cochelt ahead et 5-3, and lie toolc tie zet. Borotra led 8-1inl the fourth bhut then faded, and Cochet tciok fiartota hvel fthe match. Sa once ageîn the stage was set for a dranatic fi;nish. If î-eemed Borotra mnust win wlien he gat ta 5-2 and match point, y et hie last the garne, Ini the n-ext lie land - and hast - five match points. A~n extrao1(rdinary i nil cl e n t m ok M BRAY 8-ee ad pullets and sarted LebiekF at niew lowi prices. Prompt shtp- maent, Dayold chieks te order. Bookz fal broilers now. Sec agent - or wvrite Bray Hatchery, 120 Joh~n North, Haem- i[ton, Ont. 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