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» Play Football i Without Ball The only place in the world where football is played seriously withqut a ball is the Caroline Group of the South Pacific Is- lands. There are eleven men a side, and they assume the ortho- dox positions. As there is no ball, the players merely hop on one leg until they come up against their opposite numbers. Then each play- er places the sole of his free foot against the sole of an oppon- ent's foot, and pushes as hard as he can, The man who falls is out of the game, and though one would imagine that such matches would be over in a few minutes, they last for hours, for the play. ers are remarkably skillful in keeping their balance. When all the players of one side have been eliminated, the other is recogniz- ed as the winning tne. There are no drawn games and no referee, "but large crowds turn out to watch. Canadian National Railways Revenues ways for the week ending March 14, 1940, were .... ..$3,992,472 as compared with ........ 3,199,849 for the corresponding week of 1939, an ii- crease of I TN 792,628 or 24.8% Color Affects Health Little There's No Scientific Evid. ence To Show That It Has A Definite Influence - In times of sickness many people believe that it- will make a lot of difterence if they happen .to be sleeping in a red room or in a blue one. There are hospitals which have decorated thelr walls with certain colors. because - it was the beliet that some colors were stimulating toward health, There is no sclentl- {ic evidence to show that any one color Is any more beneficial for the health than another. Back in the early part of the last contury, experts tried to classify colors according to various sensa- tions, so that red meant love, scar- .let meant anger, bright red meant courage or confidence and light yellow meant common sense, Other authors --- oven spocfalists in dis- eases of the eye -- Insisted that. yellow and gold were intellectual; green, utilitarian; red, sensual, and blue, spiritual. White is almost in- . varlably associated with purity and cleanliness and highly moral qual {ties. The facts about color are only now beginning to be determined; yet we still ablde by many of the _ beliefs of the past, even in choos- ing certain colors for certain pur- poses, Thus red is always a danger signal by common consent; green a "go" signal, and yellow a matter of doubt. Quite recently it has been found that black on a yellow field _ is moro easily seen than any other combination so that it fs likely that stop signs will some day be made of this combination. Mercury: Smallest Hottest Planet The smallest, speediest, hottest, and hardest-to-ses planet, Mercury, recently swung Into view for the man in the street, says the Galt Re- porter. Normally, Mercury fis diffi cult to see because it Is so close to tho sun; the latter's brillant light obscures the little planet. It never appears In the deep night. Ordinarily it Is too 'close to the sun for a good view. Now scien. tists study~it during the day with telescopes and photographic plates. The infant of the sun's family of nine planets, Mercury {s more near- ly moon-size than world-size, It is one-eighteenth as massive as the earth, and a little larger than the "<i earth's moon, Its diameter is meas. wired as about 3,000 miles. Its shad: ow would just about cover the Unit- ed States, "The closest planet to the sub, Mercury speeds around Old Sol pith a velocity of 2,160 milesa min. ute or thirty-six miles a.second -- > faster, than any other planet and ~ "twice as fast as the earth. It makes' "the clreuit of the sun in eight-elght days, (The. earth takes 36514 days; Uranus takes efght-four years), But one day lasts for a whole year on Mercury; the planet rotates for a day-and-night period also In elghty- eight days, turning the same face always to tha sun just as the moon tarns the same face always to the earth. Fox Loss than half as far from the sun as the earth is, Mercury liter ally dances with heat in fiéry floods - of sunlight, It simmers {n tempera: ture eighty times hotter than the earth, around 600 degioes Fahren-, heft, Lead and tin on Mercury would form molten lakes. This heat, pplles only to the halt t perpetually facing the : 5 Alaa in ACE pe A view of the "blister" onthe.tail of a British bomber, showing the gunner who operates the four machine-guns that are calculated to take care of an enemy attacking the rear of the the German naval and air of Sylt seem to have proven the efficacy of this defence, for oily one British plane was reported lost in the raids. = . Royal Air Force raids on rl plane. The British base at the island How Can I? BY ANNE ASH! EY } Q. How can I avoid the neces- sity of tying the ends of the threads when hemming towels, tablecloths, sheets, and similar ar- ticles? » A. After hemming these artic- les, turn around and stitch back for an inch or so, and it will not be necessary to tie the thread ends. . 3 Q. How can I {reat new sash cords in order tn, make them last much longer? PF) A. Soak them in boiled linseed oil and allow them to dry thor- oughly before installing them. Q. How can 1 prevent gravy from becoming lumpy? A. Add a pinch of salt to the flour that is used for thickening, before mixing it with water, Q. How can 1 store blankets so that they will be mothproof? A. Before storing the blankets, see that they are thoroughly clean, then "pack with moth balls and newspapers, leaving" no cracks for moths to enter. If propetly done this is just as effective as moth- proof bags. Q. How can I remove a salad dressing stain from light silk ma- terial? | A. This stain should be absorb- ed with flour or white talcum. Or, use a solvent -such as carbon tetrachloride. ee 2 Een A Ed ol A 4 ° Y {What Science s 3 ---® : Is Doing POO POU FINI IIIICI TEGO LOWERS BLOOD PRESSURE Discovery wads - announced last week of a chemical which brings quick relief to persons with high blood pressure. The substance is a body regula- 4 tor similar to insulin, the hormone which controls the use of sugar in the body. It has been isolated from the blood serum of oxen and has been uscd in the treatment of the disease in humhns to bring exces- sive pumping of blood through the body's pipelines down to normal within forty-eight hours. . pass NEW OXYGEN MASK A new hip-pocket oxygen flask save the lives of military fliers are being: perfected in the U. 8. The néw equipment fs designed to prevent -a pilot inadvertently "committing suicide" if he acei. dentally opens his mouth at high altitudes. sos ses _and-a new face mask designed to If a pilot flying an airplane at! "ASTHMA © the present "ceilings" of around 35,000 fect does not have oxygen he will die a quick violent death. The new type of mask, which resembles a hog's snout equipped with a sponge rubber valve, keeps "both the nose and mouth covered, with exygen fed from a pressure tank. = 4 i : -- 7, I Mme CURIE'S DAUGHTER Dr. Frederic Joliot and his wife, Mme. Irene Joliot-Curie, winners of the 1935 Nobel Prize in chemistry, have been awarded the 1940 Barnard Gold Medal for meritorious service to science. They are co-workers in the Rad- jum Institute of Paris and pion eers in the field of atom smash- ing. They discovered artificial radioactivity and were the first to furnish proof of the possibility of transforming one element into ., another, Mme. Joliot-Curie is the daugh- ter of Mme. Marie-Curie, co- discoverer with 'her husband of radium. : "HAVE - YOU HEARD? - "Do I understand you to say," asked the magistrate, "that when you heard a noise you got out of bed, turned on the light, and went to the head of the stairs -- that a burglar was at the foot ot the stairs and you did not see him? Are you blind?" : "Must I tell the exact truth?" _ asked the witness, as he blushed furiously, "Yes, the truth and nothing but the truth." g ' "well," replied the man, slowly, "my wife was in front of me." ~~ > "Wonder If | could find a match for this coat.' "Burn the trousers too, while you're at it." An old farmer went to the den- tist to have an aching molar remov- ed. The operation was completed; and tho patient then instructed the dentist to remove the next one. "It isn't- necessary," explained the dentist. "That one only aches in sympathy." "yank {it out, then," growled the farmer, "Darn such sympathy as that)! LE 3 She: "I'd 'like to ask you a question." He: "Ask it dear." ; She: "Am | the only girl. Passenger, fn bus: "Is smoking . porniitted, conductor?" ~~ Conductor: "No." ®passonger: "Well, whers did alt these cigarette ends come from?" Conductor; "From people who didn't ask questions!" ! Miss Howler: "Did my velco fill the deawing room?" Br: Bluntly: "No, it filled the refreshment room and the con: « gervatory." { "Grandpa," sald a little girl, "I saw something this morning run- "whose nioney you ever loved?" Pe ee a EE EE a id HEALTH | TOPICS SHIP IR ILIA I PO TIIIR INO E] Canadians' Life Span Increases -------- 9 Life span of the average Can< 'adian hasbeen _.increased in, the last 100° years from 30 to 60 "years, Dr. Gordon Hates, General Director of the Health League of Canada, . claimed in a recent ad dress given in Boronto. He outline. 'ed 4g glowing future for prevent- ive medicine. Although it is still a new field, men like Pasteur and Lister made such strides in check- ing the spread of disease that the mortality rate has been greatly decreased, he said. PREVENTION COMES FIRST The idea of prevention is com- ing to the fore as its possibilities are made known, Dr. Bates de- clared. The ancient Chinese paid their doctors only when they were well, and Dr. Bates suggested that Can. adians might well adopt the same principle. What would state medicine mean to citizens? Would there be too many doctors, and how would they be paid? These are questions that are perplexing the medical practice and the layman today. But medical. practice must change --illness is an expensive luxury, costing Canada one billion dollars annually. Dr. Bates suggested a re-rganization along preventive lines, with health departments re- ceiving more than their present grant of seven 'million annually, ROBIN HOOD METHOD Canada's present system of medical practice, he stated, fol- lows the Robin Hood method, with the poor being given treatment by excellent physicians, only at the cost of their self-respect. The rich pay well for good service, but the middle classes are in.the most un- fortunate position of all, being ex- pected to pay although they real- ly cannot afford to do so. In Eng- land thirty years ago medical 'care was made readily available to everyone through the institution - of Health Insurance] Under this system-a large group of the popu- lation contributed to a general fund from which the doctor was paid a definite amount per patient per year, whether his patient was' well or sick. x. "Modern Etiquette BY ROBERTA LEE bow 1s s 'important thing in the training.ot change repeatedly gives one. the wrong number? A. No. "Anger manages all things badly," Patience, poise, and self. control are virtues that we all should try to cultivate. 3 Q. When a man is leaving the home. of his hostess, should he take . special leave of his dinner partner? "A. Yes. He should devote a few spoclal 'words to his dinner part. ner. To the others, '& 'goodnight "felent: 6, What 1s considered the most a child? | A" Obedience. 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