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Fe Sr Ta as OT No MTS ON A EAS De DK CS eb po on ado eS ors; AT, Se So aA Ra A JA Nar Dt Aa A TRA 3.5 ; 3 eh AR BR he ew dh SE NE A ID Re a eae ba RE -- TA ~ BATTERED WASP COMES H -ugs guide the carrier USS Wasp to berth in New York harbor, battered by heavy seas: ¥ » OME S AFELY Forward part of flight deck was The ship: brought 5,630 veterans home. N WHAT SCIENCE IS DOING "Sound" Sight An clectronic device which en- ables the totally blind to disting- uish coolrs on automobiles by feel- ing the reflections of light was de- scribed by its inventor, Byron Brown, The device perfected by Brown, an clectrical engineer, enables Ilind percons to "feel" objects in front of them when they don an eyeglass equipped with light-sensi- tive sclenium, It transmits sound to bone behind the ear when an obstruction comes between it and light. . "He can judge « the height, weight and number of persons in front of him," Brown said. "He can tell when automobiles are. com- ing and whether they are light or dark color. He can even tell when the moon conics out from behind a cloud." "After 10 cr 12 hours of use, one should be able to thread hig way in and out of traific and have n trouble," Brown said, : The inventor said his '"seceing eye" acted on somewhat the same yrinciple as that which enables a bat to fly cafely in the dark by throwing sound waves ahead of it. The waves rebound and are picked 1p by the supersensitive sound conductor, All-Round Farm Economy A n Sugar Beet - Livestock Farming Go Hand - In - Hand News that the president of the Manitoba Sugar Beet Growers' As- sociation plans to bring 100 Mani- toba farmers to the Lethbridge area to learn how beet by-products such as the tops and the pulp are used for livestock feeding should impress on us a phase of the beet sugar in- dustry which we aré inclined to overlook, says the Lethbridge Her- ald.. The fact that each winter some 25,000 cattle and 75,000 lambs are fed in the sugar beet districts of Southern Alberta visible' proof that sugar beet grow- ing and the manufacture of beet sugar; fornu an economy which: has been rounded: out to develop a type of agriculture which would be im- possible without beet growing as the base. Fields Rotated Throughotit the Inter-Mountain region of Western United States the same sugar becet-livestock econ- omy which has grown up here hds been developed in the irrigated areas, The tops from the sugar beets --worth 35 hushels of harley per acre on a 12-ton beet crop when fed to cattle and lambs--and the beat pulp from the big sugar mills are used by the farmers who grow the beets to fatten cattle and lambs during the winter season. The man-. ure from the feedlots is spread -on 'the beet land to grew better beets, Then, to rotate he fields and keep them free of sugar beet diseases, coarse grains and alfalfa ane grown following the heet crop and these addi to the feed for the livestock. Year-Round Work This is a perfect combination of a cash crop, the feeding of livestock to put it on the market in perfect condition in the winter and sprang months when ordinarily. the run of livestock to market is small and the meat is needed, and the growing . of legume and grain crops to round » out the rotation. One fact in. this rotation is too seldom grasped by those who #do not understand the sugar beet economy and'that is that the yield of coarse grains is usually douiiled where this rotation is in effect; Another is that it provides year-round work on the farm, an emp'ovment factor worth consider~ ing : «= \ith the use of machines to har- vest the beets and pile the tops in 'windrows, the harvesting and stor- ing of the tops for use in feeding livestock will increase rapidly and we: can safely preict that this area will. expand' its livestock feeding ; 3 very con derably, >, " is, however, the re THE INSIDE ON HOCKEY ---- Rumors persist that Lester Pat- rick and the Ranger management will come to the parting of the ways at the close of the current NHL, campaign . , . despite the Silver Fox's denials and his asser- von that the "Patrick will quit" cry was started by certain Cana- dian hockey officials: who would like to see him out of the Ranger sct-up . . . Insiders say Patrick is 1cierring to Tommy Gorman, in particular ; , . The most startling upshot of the Patrick retirement story is the buzz that Mervyn (Red) Dutton will quit as presi- dent of the league Patrick's job with the Rangers . . . Other stories are that Frank Bou- cher will be "booted upstairs" and that Neil Colville will succeed him as coach , . . There is also the tip that Patrick will become hockey's overlord, ruling the puck game in much the same fachion as Happy "(handler presides over major Icague. baseball, * LJ] LJ] Doug Baldwin, now {fully recu- porated from an appendectomy that sidelined him shortly after he joined the Pittsburgh Hornets, worked out with the Leafs this week and is expected to replace Ernie Dickens on the Toronto de- fense . . . Baldwin was an out- stending star with Quebec Aces before turning pro and the hockey cxperts down Ke-bec way can't understand why Doug hasn't been a sensation in the N.H.L, " * LJ * % It's beginning to look as if I.dgar Laprade will win the Cal- der Trophy as the rogkie of the vear almost by acclamation ... He Besn Teacher: Please Excuse . . . Occasionally a teacher finds it dificult to forget his traditional conception of the undergraduate when dealing with the veteran-stu- deiit, At Harvard University, former 8th Air Force flier, Wentworth Ernst, finding the commuting hard on a wintry New England day, missed an appointment at the: Unis versity, Asked for a reason for his absence, he produced a note--from his wife. "TRUMAN IN WAX In the wax model pictured above, nt Truman joins the galaxy of noted men represented in Lon. dons world-famous: Tussaud wax 'works, Bernard Tuseand is seen adjusting the suit, sent to him by President Truman, especially to x dress the effigy. to . take over \ Teh By ED. FITKIN hs |. is the pick of a poor and exceed- ingly small crop. » . * Such old-timers of the sportswrit- ing business as Mike Rodden, now sports editor of . the: Kingston Whig:Standard, are irked no. end ¢t the National Hockey League's record book because the book fail tc carry the records of great stars like Babe Dye and Frank Nighbor who, Rodden says, were "the best oi hem all in my memory book." * » * Bill Durnan's injury has placed Art Ross, the Bruin boss, on an exceedingly hot ceat, * * * Canadiens, who own Paul Bi-~ beault, . are requesting his return as a replacement for Durnan on the claim that they loaned Bibeault to the Bruins until such time as I'tank Brimsek, regular Boston net- minder, returned from active ser- vice. Boston claims, however, . that Bibeault is supposed to be on the Bruin payroll for the season . so if Art Ross lets him go and Brimsek fails to stand up to post- war N.H.L. competition, Boston fans will be after Uncle Arthur's scalp, no matter how thin the hair has become on top ... and if Ross engeavors to hang onto Bibeault, he may touch off a civil war inside the N.H.L. ... We shall see what we shall see. : (Editor's Note: Ed Fitkin, con- ductor of this column, can be heard each Sunday afternoon 4:35 over C-H-U-M (1050) dis- pensing breezy, dramatc and enter- taining stories. on' "The Inside on Sports." Mr, Fitkin --, address, Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto-- will be glad to 'answer questions about the players and the game), IT'S REMARKABLE how fully the flavor of Maxwell House Coffee is developed by the special Maxwell House '"'Radiant-Roast". It captures: all the goods ness of every bean in the blend, ) CHECKED pavary «or Money Back For quick fi ATRIEL Sissi pnb ueed by eczema tl medicated; lig Sema Gn ceaseless and intense tching. ent und Suiekly Sains suffer. (oday for BD. D. PRESCRIPTION L0% 35¢, 50¢, $1.00, "MECCA" OINTMENT! ESE HOTEL METROPOLE All" Beautifully Furnished With. Running Water. Rates: STOPS COUGHS at - VOICE OF THE PRESS THAT WILL BE ALL If inflation comes, says a colum- nist, you will need a basket to take home your "take home" pay; but you won't take the pay home be- cause you will have to spend all of it to buy the basket. --Owen Sound Sun Times IN THE SPRING i An MP. objects 'to the green wood now being used in house con- struction, but what a refreshing surprise for the owners next spring when the timber bursts into leaf. --Toronto: Saturday Night Q THE UNENDING QUEST Education is what changes an adolescent into an adult by which time he requires adult education if he is not to retain childish ideas. --London Free Press They Als6~Ran The trouble with "following the horses" is that the horses one fol- lows have a habit of following a lot of other horses. --Ottawa Citizen No Charice A psychologist for children says spanking misses its aim, It didn't when we were a lad. --Kitchener Record Warship Retires Britain's oldest destroyer, the 2¢-year-old warship Scout is re= turning' homie: front seven years in Far Eastern wafers. The Scout will be sent to =a wrecker's yard 'for scrapping, un=- icss she is used as a training ship, Bookshelf ls Grand River By Mabel Dunham Miss Dunham of Kitchener has - added another historical master- piecé to Canadian Literature in her new book, "Grand River" which is, as the name implies, a story of the settlement dnd development of the rich! Ontario section known as Grand Valley, Extensive research has made available to the readers a vast amount of jntensely interesting in- cidental information, well written and containing a wealth of "histori- cal facts, "Grand River" sparkles with engrossing: human interest, Tales and word. pictures of indi- viduals from Dekanawida, the In- dian peace lover, Brebeuf the zea- fot, John Galt, the colonizer, Gra- . ham Bell the inventor; to Sir Adam Beck of Hydro fame indicate the wealth. of personal interest fiom which Miss Dunham has. drawn, The authoress delights in excit- ing tales of a courageous, pioneer- ing people of diverse origins, united in a sense of high purpose and a belief in human progress Her teader appeal ranges far beyond the Grand Valley and her effort ie a mine of accurate information for the student of Ontario history. Grand River....By Mabel Dun- bam. . McClelland' and Stewart Limited. .. Price: $3.00 The sulphur of coal smoke will make red or blue flowers: much. paler, or even white. HARNESS & COLLARS, Farmers Attention: -- Consult your nearest Harness: Shop about Staco Harness Supplies. We sell our goods only through. your local Staco Leather Goods dealer. The! goods are |: right, and so are- our prices. We manufacture in our faec- tories -- Harness, Horse Col- lars, Sweat Pads, Horse Blan: kets, and Leather Traveling Goods. Insist on Staco Bran Trade Marked Goods, and you get satisfaction. Made only by: SAMUEL TREES CO., LTD. WRITE FOR CATALOGUE. 42 Wellington. St. E., Toronto It Pays To Treat That Goose Well That's the One That Lays the Golden Eggs We have a multitude of laws beering on relations between em- ployees, says Collier's. There are laws requiring employers to bar- gain with labor unions chosen by employees to represent them; laws . concerning minimum wages; laws calling for recognition of labor unions; and a horde of other laws. There is one type of law, how- ever, which we do not have, and which would not work if we had: it. That isa law requiring any busi- nessman or business organization to stay in business against his or its will, No law compels Chrysler, Ford, General Motors, Graham-Paige, Hudson, Packard, Willys, et al; to produce automobiles--and the world's best automobiles, we might. add, by way of-handing out a;dad of free advertising to a great. in- dustry which has deserved well of the Republic. . These and the other automotive concerns are in business because up to now they can make money out-of staying in business--money for their stockholders, their deal ers, their employees, But they can quit business. any, time they feel like doing so.. No Jaw can make. them stay in busi- ness a moment longer than they want to, any more than any law that could be framed under our Tires: Aic¢ ..eleased -- -- No Permit Required 440-430 /21, 450/20 ; 475-500/19, 475-300 /20 (8 0,60 0525/18, 550/16, 530/17 $10.65 600/168 625-650 /16, 600-630/20 p Truck 30x85 8 ply, 650/20 |! 32x6-700/20 10ply 34x7-780/20 12 ply Other sixes; am well ns odd and obsolete; are avallnble at equally low prices, Every tlre guaranteed as per ! government regulntions, Order Now While the Supply Lasts Biltrite Tire Sales | 279 Queen E. Toronto Heavy Treaded'}' Ontarlo ' fortably - fed, present Constitution could compel any of their employees to stay on the job when he or she wanted to take another job. It is entirely possible: for labor viganizations to make remaining in business unprofitable or unbearable for any business concern. One businessman--Andrew J. [liggins of New Orleans--claimed recently» that this was happening to him 'and announced that he in tended to shut down <$10,000,000 worth of his unionized: plants. At this wiring, it is not known where Higgins, his plants and. the unions involved go from there, It ig earn- estly to be hoped, however, that this. quit;business. idea, will not, spread to many large business con- cerns, If ite should, the conse- quences to our economic system would be disastrous, 'Management 'and labor alike should strive to keep' it rom: spreading. It was always the height of idiocy to. kill the goose that lays, the golden eggs. It is far better --indeed, in. a profit system it 8 usential--to treat all such wonder- . working geese reasonably well, to keep them fairly happy and come and' thus to pre« I" serve their egg-producing powers: Retreads = || |. and: willingness. The: time, seems ripe: for a lot of usito dust that ans cient thruth. off in. our, memories and act-accordingly. ETRORELE FINE CUT AGENTS WANTED BARBY CHICKS FOR SALE YOUR OPPORTUNITY Make "your spare time pay you consistent earnings. The Babee- Tenda Corporation wants married men with sales ability to act as local agents in all communities throughout Canada, This is an ex- clusive and patented necessity. 'Write for Information, giving full' particulars about yourself today. 347 Bay Street, Toronto, Ontarlo. CHICKS BABY CHICK BUYERS ORDER: YOUR; GOVERNMENT AP- proved chicks now and obtalh an early order discount. Each breed- er is Government banded. and blood-tested. Write for. our 1946 price list and catalogue, Monkton Poultry Farms, Monkton, Ontarlo BABY CARADOC CHICK; BLOOD-TESTED and guaranteed. Produced from vears 'of speclalized farm breed- ing and testing. As hatched $13.95. Pure: breds and hybrids, Pullets and Cockerel prices on _applica- Hot W. J, McAlister, Strathroy, nt 25 FREE CHICKS OUR BABY CHICKS. 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When you in- vest in chicks do it wisely, Invest in a nam¢ you can trust -- a name {hat stands for good chicks, that name is Top Notch, Prove It yourgelf, Send for early pricelist and free catalogue, Also laying and ready to lay pullets for sale, Top Notch' Chickeries, Guelph, Ontario, THE ONLY PURINA BMBRYO-FED Barred Rock and Crosshred, Ap. proved chicks; being produced in Chatham. are blood-tested by the tube method for both the re and X strains of pullorum. Order now from Frank .-rice Hatchery, 11 Jahnke St, Chatham, Ont. GOOD BABY CHICKS THE FIRST essential in efficient production" The success of the whole poult industry depends on good #toe -- good baby chicks. 80 much efs fort and attention {s put into the ralsing: of chieks 50 satisfy- ing is the ralsing of a good bunch of chicks that anything less than the best to start with just does: not make sense, Tweddle Hatch- erien' have been hatching good' chicks for: 21 years, We have 11 "ph1e breeds, 12 hybrid crosses to choose. from, Send ' for. Barly Booking pricellst and free cata- logue, Early chicks will make you: more money and you will also save money on Twaddle chicks by taking early delivery. Also laying and ready to lay puls lets for Immediate delivery. Tweddle Chlske" Hatcheries Limits ed; Fergus, Ontarlo| ISSUE 31048 [3 laps - BUSINESS: ~ ORDER YOUR 1946 RED ROCK' hybrid chicks now. Mixed, pullets or Cockerels. 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