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ND er Plan incd a Year? of ake M H e of a MAT ces solely s earning aken into the judge a V t‘s ons Ag e for factor «120 ving rear, 00 m If @P Lady Heath‘s Britain‘s Star Feminine Pilot Arrives on Leviathan for an Aerial Tour Lady Heath, England‘; best known woman flyer, will arrive on the Leviâ€" athan to induce American women to take a more practical interest in flyâ€" Ing. She plans to make a tour of that country in a Gypsy Moth plane, the same type of ship with which she established an altitude record of 24,â€" 700 feet for light planes at the Croyâ€" don Airdrome last month. Incidentally, in making her altitude fiight Lady Heath flew to a greater height than had ever been attained by any woman flyer. She made the climb in an hour and forty minutes. The plane was powered with.a Cirrus moâ€" tor. * Earlier this year Lady Heath made a flight alone from Cape Town, South Africa, to London in an Avroâ€"Avian, covering the 10,000 miles in 165 fiying hours. On the first lap of the fight, from Jobannesburg, she suffered from the torrid heat and fainted soon after landing near the camp of a native tribe. The natives found her and re vived her. She stayed with them two days before continuing to Matabele, Kafirland, and across German Africa. She wore ordinary street clothing during the entire journey, asserting that fying togs were unmecessary and that she was able to keep her nose powdered most of the time. The Avro Avian plane which she used for this Aight now belongs to Miss Amelia Earhart, who recently completed a tour across the country and back in It. When Lady Heath owned it she had it painted a turquoise to match the stones in her ring. She made the enâ€" tire flight without any serious meâ€" chanical trouble. But she did experience trouble with political authorities. Sudanese offiâ€" clals refused to permit her to cross their territory without an escort. She overcame this difficulty by fiying her plane north in company with that of Lieutenant Bentley of the South African Air Force. At Cairo, however, the British auâ€" thorities locked her plane in an army shed at the Heliopolia Airdrome and refused to let her fly the Mediterraâ€" nean until she forzd an escort. After several days she was permitted to proâ€" ceed at her own risk ‘by the Air Minâ€" istry. Lady Heath‘s achievements have not been confined to aviation. She is an athlete, the holder of the women‘s record for the high jump, a founder of the Women‘s Amateur Athletic Asâ€" sociation of Great Britain and the author of the "Standard Manual on Women‘s Athletics." She has lecâ€" tured on science at Aberdeen Univerâ€" sity, and hunted big game in Africa. Slowâ€"Motion Films Used to Study Ape‘s Kinship to Humans The itinerary of her American tour has not been completed, but it will inâ€" eludeo New York, many of the larger cities east of Chicago and Canada. Cambridge, Mass.â€"Taie slow moâ€" tion picture has helped to clarify the relationship between the anthropoid ape and man. The important point disclosed is that the apes are untable to stand wholly erect, although they are more nearly able than any other animal. Man alone possesses this attribute. The research which sets defnite limits to the ability of the anthropoids in this respect was conducted by Dr. Edward Reynolds, director of the Department of Anthropology of Peabody Museum, Harvard College. The camera caught the gibbon, amallest of anthropoids, while runâ€" ning, when. to the eye, he has appearâ€" ed to be almost completely erect. The camera "stopped" the gibbon‘s moveâ€" ments sufficiently to show that he was actually but little more than half erect as to thigh position. The skeleâ€" tons of these animals, Dr. Reynolds says, are so shaped that the thigh canâ€" not be extended and, in consequence, they stand about half of man‘s erectâ€" ness. The only animal other than the anthropoids which rises naturally on Its hind legs to half erectness is the bear. "The result of the studies," Dr. Reynolds says, "shows the modificaâ€" tions of the human skeleton, which permit of the erect posture. Men alone possess the quality of being able to spring from their hind feet In any direction. This quality has been partially developed, but only partially, in the anthropoids. No sane man for a moment believes that man desconded from the apes, but that Tucy may be descended from the safi¢ common ancestor." â€"&4 Auother significant difference of the anthropoid from man is that none is able to oppose its thumb against its fngertips. The nearest apPrGachn 18 puiting the side of the thumb against the side of the finger. 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The other is receiving, FREEâ€" a handsome (Westinghouse) Electric Toaster for 16 sets of A "Poker Hand" is attached to every plug of Big Ben Chewing 2E meeting with good demand, particuâ€" larly in the Dominion. j Additions and alterations to the Waterloo plant will make for a proâ€" duction of one million gallons of liquor a year from this piant and increases the yearly capacity of Distillers plants in the Dominion to around four milâ€" lion gallons annually. Extensions to the La Salle and Monâ€" treal plants when completed will give the corporation a capacity of 10,000,â€" 000 gallons. A new 50,000 barrel warehouse has been completed and the foundations laid for a second unit of similar capacity. Equipme_t installed is the most modern obtainable and the new warehouse facilities will assure the aging of stocks properly and the keeping of a large inventory of maâ€" tured spirits on hand it all times. ASSETS OF G. M. C. AT $1,2837,855,329. New York.â€"Detaile: figures on the balance sheet and income account of the General Motors Corporation showâ€" ed that the corporation‘s total assets on Sept. 30 amounted to $1,287,855,â€" 829, the largest in its his:ory, and comparing with $1,098,477,576 on Dec. 31, 1927. Total current and working assets on Sept. 30 were $507,â€" 450,707 and total current liabilities were $144,705,288, as against $432,â€" 280,123 and $159,356,147, respectively, on Dec. 31, 1927. | The statement, issaed in the form of a letter to stockholders from Alfred lP. Sloan, Jr., showed that in the thrce months ended Sep.. 30 the sales of cars and trucks by General Motors to dealers totalled 523,586 units and for the first nine months of this year 1,606,902 units, e~mpared with 433,120 in the hird quarter of 1927 and 1,316,â€" 597 in the first nine months of 1927. Mesasured in dollar value, the corporaâ€" tion‘s net sales in the three months ended Sept 30 amounted to $401,158,â€" 789, and for the first nine months of this year $1,210,408,566, as against $347,512,013 in the third quarter of 1927 and $1,028,131,492 in the first nine months of last year. As already announced, the corporaâ€" tion‘s earnings for the .irst nine months of this : .ar not only exceeded any other nine months‘ period in its history, but also were greater than the previous record earnings for the enâ€" tire year 1927. The ret earnings of the corporation for the nine months of this year were $240,534,613, compared with $193,758,302 in the similar perâ€" fiod of last year, while for the third quarter earnings were $79,266,639, against $64,508,005 for the three months ended Sept. 30, 1927. "Inaccurate listeningâ€"in results in amplified broadcasting." 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