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deaf h r a y device works so jury acquits investor san francisco henry kleurs death ray machine worked the scene was a courtroom where fleur was on trial on grand tneft charges two investors claimed that the device wouldnt kill insects and other pests as the inventor had claimed fleur brought out the machine as his defence it hummed and sparked its beam was projected toward a couple cf termites 10 feet away in 35 seconds they were dead a lizard died in four minutes a snake died in 8i minutes after the beam had ben turned upon it the jury took only four minutes to bring in a verdict acquitting the in ventor asked if the machine could be de veloped to kill human beings fleur replied it could with sufficient power but added emphatically i dont in tend to do any experimenting along that line the inventor said he hopes his ma chine eventually will be found of practical use in killing orchard and agricultural pests he claims the ray will not harm plant life high frequency vibrations travel ing the beam of light fleur explained increase the atomic vibrations in the victims bodies until internal cells ex plode causing death mfm m obe bookcraft one class chil dren will benefit by it salford fiig new school curriculums are being shaped here by teachers who go to school as pupils out of working hours and at their own expense a class tor the teaching of book- craft has been established because teachers feel that children should be encouraged in the use of their hands in an introductory paper published for teachers at the commencement of the session mr m f wrin t tie in- stritctor wrott i am confident that had i had an opporlunity when a child to do all the grand exercises in craftwork put before children of today i should now be more richly endowed and know in addition not less english mathemat ics and science but more because t should have been happier and loved my school more had a greater ad miration for my master and thrown myself with zeal all the greater for being unconscious into all my work give me the teacher who is a skilled craftsman and i will guar antee that a craft lesson is the one in which time flies fastest it is safe to say that what inter ests children does them good helps them to develop on right lines and along the way intended for them all children delight in doing and making parents especially know that why for one moment think of slopping them on the contrary facilitate them encourage them enable them enthuse them admire them not all thinkers aro doors but lie who can organize his thoughts and cany them into ex ecution is the type of man who helps to make a nation great the bookcraft taught in i his class can lie adapted to the needs of chil dren from any age of g to 1 1 the teachers have worked through the preliminary stages by which a child learns to use ruler and pencil to fold cloth and paste it on boards make cloth hinges and learn about lines and angles the course is designed to fit the child for booicmakiiig ami binding sixty flues h is crovdob fiel london with summer time tables now in operation more than co aircraft inward and outwardbound fly in and out of the london airport croydon daily these include news paper carriers cargo craft specially- chartered planes airliners to and from he continent services to and from destinations throughout the empire and fast air expresses of the iliitish interna air routes in the early hours of the morning the aircraft which cany newspapers to the continent are taking on board thrlr loads and vanishing over the hills on their way to the coast an eaily arrival at croydon is a big ger man mail and freight plane operat ing or the night service from berlin ater this there are the departures or earlymorning passenger planes for tiio continent a dutch service leaves for amsterdam a big machine de parts for cologne a french airliner ascends for paris other services are signalled out to brussels and lille the traffic of the airway operates with the precision of which one ex pects to find at a big loudon railway terminus as soon as one aircraft has left the departure platform another takes its place hero now is one of the rast expres ses of our inland airways bound oat from loudon up to glasgow then come machines outward bound for paris zurich rotterdam and buda pest iiy the imperial airways ex press services one can reach buda pest or ijrindisi in a days flying passengers outward bound across the fmpire mingle with those who are abou to make trips over the con tinent after flying from london across the channel iu cue ot the big fourenglned airliners lung distance travelers cross tie mediterranean by flyingboat to lgpt and then coutuee on to destinations ill atrica i ndl j malaya or australia amour- the scheduled departures are expres ses for destinations in scandinavia as well as in other parts of europe while every now and then a specially- chartered plane will leave on an ur gent flight so the day wears on big motor- coaches arriving with fresh parties of passengers ami mailvans dashing up with bags ot letters to be airborne throughout europe or tor thousands of miles across the empire now the airliners of the outward bound evening services are departing and presently with a drone from its powerful engines a big night freight er is winging its way from croydon ou its fl ght to berlin all this outward bound traffic has its counterpart in a stream of inward flying planes early morning arrivals at croydon cr- from cities si eh as amsterdam and brussels then comes a big airliner from berlin followed by one from paris now an inland ex press leaches croydon from glasgow its passengers effecting connections with services which carry them to dcsinations on the continent from switzerland from sweden from budapest the big machines tly gliding down and taxyiug up to the arrival platform among passengers inwardbound by the imperial airway services are those who are complet ing lights rreiu various points along the empire routes airway porters are ready to handle the luggage postal vans stand waiting for the mails cus toms and other officials are busily at work speed is tho watchword of the airway ou the ground as well as in the sky and soon the motorcoaches are carrying incoming passengers up into the heart of loudon during practically all the hours ot the twentyfour this great croydon airport is now a sceue of wellordered activity apart from the tasks of the traffic staff ami of the wireless and meteorological services there aro the duties of the skilled engineers and craftsmen who work in dayandnight shifts in the sheds where the airlin ers are housed proof against nicknames comments tho cleveland plain dea ler william williams disliked nicknames he used to say that most given names were ruined by abbre viations which was a siu and a shame i myself ho said am one of sis brothers we were all given good old- fashioned christian names but all those names were shortened into a meaningless or feeble monosyllables by our friends i sbau name my chil dren to that it will be impracticable to curtail their names the williams family in tho course of time was blessed with five chil dren all boys the eldest was named after the father william of course that would bo shortened to will or enfeebled to willio but wail a second sou came and was christened willard aha chuckled mr wilams now everybody will have to speak the full names of each of these boys in order to distinguish them in pursuance of this scheme tho next three sons were named wilbert wilfred and wilmout they are all big boys now and they are respectively known to their intimates as hill skinny butch chuck and icid gives easies away 21 years welfare officer aided in adoption of 5000 infants a message received from the split lake gold mines prop- this vein has been proven to extend over a length of over ertv states that the crosscut at the first level of the mine shows 500 feet through diamond drilling with widths ranging up 15 feet in width of highly mineralized vein containing over to more than 20 feet both diamond drilling and the pres- one ounce of gold per ton with some other metal which as- ent underground work have shown the vein to have widened saver believes to be platinum samples and check sampjes greatly as compared to surface from along entire side of dump where ore is being dumped from full width of vein yields this result he presence of platinum was not suspected and assay supplies at the property are not ample for a proper analy- stringers of quartz could be seen in he shaft and in the sta- sis of the combination of gold and what is believed to be tion the crosscut continued through this condition for 19 platinum meantime samples are being sent to otiawa for feet at which point it broke into the vein since the above checking information on the 15 foot vein width further word has been received that the crosscut is being continued and at 40 feet although no free gold was seen in this vein ou surface or from the shaft was still in good looking vein matter this through the diamond drilling heavy coarse gold was en- means 6 feet additional to the 15 foot width referred to the countered in the crosscut the visible gold is mixed with vein matter throughout the 21 foot width consists of mineral- the sulphides further information will be available from ized quartz and heavily mineralized alterations his level accordingly as the work proceeds another telegram from h l donaldson dated may isth states from 19 to 34 feet in south crosscut large percentage mineral ized quartz in veinlets running every di- ii- i r ii rection making sampling slow will have to another telegram from mr donaldson dated a telegram received from h l donaldson hor and vertically assays may 19th states in part havo cut another may 16th states crosscut 19 feet south at rcju comb of go and wtlat wq 2 feet of highly mineralized quartz with first level just broke into north side vein fee sure p plated n par cup balance of 7 feet banded structure quartz apd number 5 very heavily mineralized and afler annealingi probabiy weu ovcr a ounce alteration still in this condition going ahead plastered with free gold gold coarse n per for us to part lh two with crosscut this looks awfully good fur- sulphdes will have another round out sun- mc wlh a 5upp here sending ther study assaying trouble sueeests laree day and will wire you details regarding width sample to ottawa for analysis to determine quantities tellurides getting necessary sup- of orebody also assays proportion gold and platinum also sending plies to flux telluride ore and make tests parting cup showing our results after an nealing assay foregoing is from sample shovelled along full length of dump check assays give similar results capitalization and finance capitalization no par value 4000000 shares incorporators shares issued 5 shares for acquisition of properties 1340000 shares originally issued to the parent company smelter gold mines limited 2699- 995 shares including 40000 shares contained in above item for acquisi tion of properties leaving a balance of 2659995 shares sold from these for purposes of split lake gold mines united 535 1 38 shares the proceeds from the sale of these 535138 shares have been received by split lake gold mines limited unsold balance 2124857 shares such portion of the said unsold balance of 2 124857 shares as deemed necessary and advis able by the directors of the parent company are available for future financing of split lake gold mines limited over 100000 has already been provided for the present enterprise present offering of the above 2124857 shares 200000 shares are being sold at 40c per share a portion of these said 200000 shares have already been sold applications are being filled in the order received but the risk is reserved to reject applications in whole or in part and also to award in any case a smaller number of shares than applied for no commissions are paid or payable to officers or directors of the company on any sales of stock notice of closing this offering at 40 cents per share will positively be closed to the public on or before the 6th day of june 1936 meantime the right is reserved to dis continue this offering at any time without notice capitalization 4000000 shares no par value officers and directors hugh c mcrae president glen a rea secretarytreasurer toronto out toronto out harry l donaldson managing engineer toronto out telephone elgin 6696 vv s kickley director winnipeg man uni el i jarvis director thornloe out head office 1104 bank of hamilton bldg toronto canada to split lake gold mines limited 1101 bank of hamilton bulg toronto canada kindly forward prospectus managing engineers report map and full information on split lake gold mines limited name address ssa ji co u 9 v 2 5 s o c 5 i2s- sz fob c e a c c5 o 8 61 i to split lake gold mixes limited head oflice 1101 bank of hamilton bldg toronto jv a f- gentlemen i hereby mnke application for shares of the capital stock of split lake gold mines limited 1000000 shares at 10 cents per share enclose please find the sum of dollars dated this day of kindly iitue and mail these shares to in name address witness all moneys to be paid to the company edmonton twentyone year ot giving babies away has taken uj tho hours of charles b 14111 child- placing officer for the alberta govern ment known to thousands as uncle chrrlie mr hill undertook the job first as a hobby iu 1915 and in 19 received an official appointment from the government in ten years he has aided iu the adoption of 5090 babies some from the homes ot the pool- and others the children of unwed mothers from miner and railway worker mr hill who was born in cornwall england coming to canada in 191 entered child welfare work here as an inspector for the government welfare department the man who studes analyzes lives and dreams babies uncle char lie prides himself on his knack ot matching babies with parents ha is not a believer in heredity heredity he told an interviewer counts but little except in cases ot disease mental or physical its prac tically all environment he has found that fair couples gen erally want fair babies and dark cou ples dark ones most people think more girls aro adopted than boys but ia alberta three boys are placed tor every girl incidentally mr hill who is the father of five children doesnt believe in spankings- the tone of the voice should suffice he says worsts r america 85 visitors in 40 cars will cross atlantic on queen marv to drive 2000 miles toronto eighty five british motorists with 40 british cars will land from tlie queen mary at new york on july 27 to begin a 2000mile trip through the eastern united states and canada the party will be in toronto for a oneday visit on august 4 and will remain overnight before continuing to ottawa and thence to montreal to re turn to england on the duchess of richmond graham lyon president ot the fin ancial agency autocheques and exec utive committee member of the junior car club of great britain was in to ronto recently arranging details ot the tour and interviewing civic and automotive officials the trip organ ized by the club on his suggestion has been endorsed by british motor car manufacturers as an opportunity of displaying their products to the united states citizens and canadians for this reason several of the late3t type british cars will be seen in the motorcade humphrey symons for many years a leading english news paper motor critic will drive a rolls- royce alpine eagle among other cars to be represented by their finest models will be number hillman singer ss mg- and vauxhall the tour will embrace washington phil adelphia wilmington baltimore and detroit in washington president roosevelt will act as host to the tour ists who will include several famous women drivers as well as men who have records at brooklands and else where mr lyon na- sailed lor ottawa going llien to montreal to sail home he was absent just three weeks yet he drove over the entire 2000 mile route himself since he reached am erica and interviewed various offic ials at every point of interest and made all the necessary arrangements for the partys receptions when he first conceived the idea mr lyon stated he broached it at a club meeting where it was greeted mildly nevertheless he undertoook to enroll five cars if all other club mombers would induce live others to make the trip a cocktail party was held at which it was announced for ty places wore promptly seized by those present a second tour for a couple of weeks later was then pro posed and 10 other motorists prompt ly enrolled since he left england se veral cables have informed him that two more tours of 10 cars each have been promoted forty cats is the limit of capacity of a motorcade of this type on the ships other space being reserved for the traveller normally ravelling across the atlantic with their motorcars best tlr students who figure its abort lima to get down to serious study for tho final examinations should he told that the hours between sunrise and break fast rive the best results kitchen er kerl