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Koala Bears Are Banned As Pets SAustralia's cuddlesomne ro-el ,tlp"'eddy Bears" - the koalas ,.voto lie petted. But the go,-ernyment le strictly enforcing its law prohibiting their be-Ing kept as pets -- for the bear' ewn protection. Rocently Herman Schmidt,B diesel fitter of Oakleigh, Mt boumne, found a koala lying on its back, groaning, in a cou.ntry lasie. Hie thought it was il, took it home and buht a cage for it in bis back gardon. He miade the cage three feet square and forty feet high ta ive the bear ample climbing space. But soon nieighbour.s talloed anid the police arrlved. Scb.idt was tiaken to court and fined $50 for contravening the b e a r protection laws. 'Hie pet w&s e- ,torod ta the forest. Had flot Australia introduced a. special section to hem Gamoe Act, prohibiting the keeping of, koalas as piets, the littie bear would possibly have been hunted out of existence and exploitod, ln captivity, by pot dealers. Australia i25 detemmined that so attractive and emarkable a creature shall nover becomne ex- inct. And, in faet, in eastern regions, the koala boar le in- creasing la numbers. Naturaliets describe theIc oala as a marsupial, one of that pri- mnitive fta Mi 1y of mammals wrhoso young, when born, are Imnperfectly f o rmie d. Such mothers roar their e-'fLtpring la a poucli. Ký?oalas ike to lie up by day, eurled in the fork of gumn trees. A niglit they feed on the gurn !eaves. Though Australia has bo- t we en 400 an4d 500 differemÉ varieties of gum and eucalyptus tree, the koýala can survive oni ,no more than four or five 6f these varieties. Hfe doesn't drink, but gels hs moistume fom leaf sap and, dew, Hlis name, koala, is an aboriginal word meaning "no drink." Young cube or ."Jooys" are & delight to watch. On emerging fromýr their mother's poucli, they cling to lier back, and travel wlth her, pîck-a-back, until big enough to look after themsoives. French Gendarmes Outwit Nudi sts Talking of polic e ruses, the boundless cunning of tho French Police in their war against nude gunbathers lea vos one breath- less, Now seven highly-respect- ed storekeepers -- thmoe women and four men --of, Hyères on1 the Riviera -- havé conmplainod abOot police dtiplicity. They macle their outburst when tbey were eDach fined for outraging public decency by sunbathing in the nude on a local beach. The prosecution's case- was that the group had comnmitted the offence on many previous Occasions, but whenever a police officiai ap- proacbed them they would dash ito the sea. T.he police, therefore, decided te change their tactics. Severai detectives, dlisguised as tramps, followed a uniformed officer along the beach. Wben the nudists saw the po- liceman and dasbed into the sea ' the "clown and outs" approacbed tbe bathers' hoap of clothiug, and pretended ta rifle tiie gar- ments. The naturîsts dashed .fom the- water - yelling for the police. And the, gend armes, no daubt, were proud of their day's wvork. Q.How an I prolong the life of rmy broomis? A. By dlipping thera occasion- aly into boiling suds, - wvhich maklzes theinibath tough .an li- able. ISSUE 12- 1962 HERQ-Beau, a mongref, hos been named Reseairch 'Dog Hero of 1961 for his contribu- tion te a new heart operation developed at Yale University. Hugged by littl'e Kent Murray, Beau has ived vigorously for ïeveral years without the use of the right side of his heart, It was byposeed surgically to t oneer on operation to aid umons8 with heart defects. "WorId"s Best BIoo4dy Soldièrs" Just before the fali of Tobxuk in 1942, an Australian soicier who thought he %,as out alone on -n night patrol ý suddenly froze in his trackis. In the ahnost to7tal dlarkness, a handi hadl bru.sh- ed bis face. Then the finïges mrove-d on~ to trace out the metal1 letters on iis shoulder insignia. Atter that, the stranger whis- p*red, "Nice Aussie, nice Aussi.,"' -and vaBlished let thé night. For weeks nfter thai,t the Aus- tralian udre every time ie th(>ult &bout how close he had eome to having his .thtoat cut. For hee knew that his nocturnial visitor had been a Gurkha, out hunting Germans wth 11lis kukri' -- R heevy, 12- to 15-ineh curved knife that Ls the Gurkhas' fnavor- te weipon and the symlbol of their 1egenjdary skill as f ighitung Stiybborn, sturdy Himalayan tribes-men, the ruikhas have been recruited into the Britiçih Armny as _mercenaries tever Sinc4 the Indian Mý1utiny in 1857. In1 World War 1, their waTzr ery, "Ayo Gurk-hali" ("TIhe GurkhaS have corne!"), threw terror into tha heart of the Germoans. in World War 11, they suppiied more than 40 battalians whieh served in Europe, Africa, Iran, Burmna, and Maliaya, Mufered 24,000 casual- ties, and won ten Victoria Crosszes. Today, the Gurkha,ýs ar'e tihenmaînstaY of -,he.British Armny's forces east of Aden. There are two battalions of themi in' Singapore, four in Malaya, and two battalions in Hong Kong, The Gurlkhâs arc also considered the best fîghting men ln the Ir- dJian Army, which irludies six Gurkýha r-eg-iments annd at least onie Gurkha bagpipe band. The Indian Army is now rcepresýented ithe Congo by the toughest single. outfit in the United Na- tions forces - the first battal- ion, third Gurkha regiment. Last month, armny cmad in both indian and Britain were, quietlY Worry1ing about the fu- ture oft their Gurkha soldiers. There wvere dfismraying reports fromn Nepal, the tiny Himnalayan kirigdom where the Uurkhas lmake their home. King Mahen- dra, who dissolved bis elected Parliï,tme4:nt fourteeýn ronths ago, is currently threatened by. in- creaSjng1 guerrilla action, sup- ported from New Delhi. Mahen- cras respqnnse has her'ri 0odraw clc>ser to bis necighbors an the n.rth - the C hinese Commun- ists. Shauld Mbnr take Ne- pal intar an ail-out allian1ce wi C2hina, bath lBritain andic ndia mnay b, unable ta o icruiit the 1,000 ai- more Gurkhas -a year wh.o ccmrprise Nepal's major ex- port tan-d its main sourlce, of for- eign ef xehange>. Th( imej-e thought thalt Gurkha reer-uJient ndg-ht be cul off 'l'as CnaUZb "hta make the British Armny - pereniiallyiliard press- ed for recruits -- becoiiie alarta- ed. Thiere weresugtin that thiis was what lay be&ind la.st weel's announcemnen4t that the 63rd Gurkha Brigade would shortly be redeplo ' ed, Attey twelve liard years ln MaL.aya, wýh ere the Gurkhas did more thani any other. outfit to defeat the Commnunist guerrillas, one, group of the Brigade has emo- barked aboard the commando carriler Bulwark for retrainîing in- a a me- LA S SIFIED BABY CHrCKS ,ORDER froni the good vtariettes Bray boahs available, lncluding /Aines, gykes a ndiCoMt 4,99 eelaÎlsts, te reach tlb. besi egg niarkets. Dzyolà te ready-to4aY. 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The advance units are due in March, and on June 27 Queen E.izabeth wîll officially welcomie the Sixth Battalion at a recep- tion at Buickirnghamn Palace, Tiie prospect of having a per- mJa1ieat Gurkeha çontinigent StU- tiosi.d la Dritai n pird former, Brîtwrt e ffleersg to rennwe over the IQgende cf these Gurkha com- rades. Thiere was Dewan Sing Bantwlio cut off the heads of fo-ur Mfrika Korps moen in the Western desert. There was Ki- ahanbahadur, who eharged a Jap- anese patrol ini Burmna single- haznded, and killed twelve mn be£ore falling depd ltirseuIf.Tb.en there was the tine a Gurkha pa- trol crept through the Nazi lines in, Crntmal Italy, and, finding three Germnai soldiers asleep i a blira, decapitated two of themn an-d gently ti ptoed away. In the rnorning, the third Germnwvent' nd when lie foutid his cenmrades, ta righ-t and Lft, with their sev- ered 'heads r"_,tiDg on the'ir kiýt- b ags. Prcecded by such gary tale- which the British deiight ta, tell, __ th-e Gurkhas wr assured of a varmn welcomec on Salisbury P 1 a i n. Br.itLsh quartermaisters were rounding ip goat1s and lambs which the Gurkhas laye ta eat (as -strict Hindus, they wan't toucli beef), w#ile miess halls al over the,1sland rang, with praise, for the newcomers - the Gurk.- h as wiIll neyer leave a wounided coimraýde on tlie- battleýfield"; they have "remarkable discipline in baýttie, a hilariauis seýnse cf bu- mior"5 The Gurkha;, Lad oe' Briti.sh ffieer, '"will cause no' trouble in England. They lave to ride around on the underground (subway), amnd put coijns in siat ,machines. They're the best bloody soldiers ycu evei- saw. 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