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" PAGE TWELVE THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE i MONDAY, JUNE 4, 1951 . New Type Silo May Improve Farming Methods FARMER Borer" " Y MAY BE IN THE MAKING a On farm owned by naval veteran . Alvin C. Beggs, of Sunderland, Ont., 40 volunteer workers from the Veterans' Land Act department built a new-type trench silo, which if proven successful following thorough, practical test on June 15, will become standard equipment for the 10,000 or so veterans under VLA. And if the whole idea catches on the rural landscape of Ontario will see a big change, with gradual disappearance of the round tower- like silo, that features many farms today into ground. The "digging bee" was the result of a decision by | officials to try out this new-type trench silo which had arisen as to pros and cons of a silo which is| built underground and not over- | head, { ~--Central Press Canadian. | vitality, in the streets of Tel-Aviv | was not the Hora nor the dance of | the Sub-Compmission on Freedom | of Information, but the Beseda, a | Moravian f8lk-dance which I had | learned for the first time during |the war in Manchester, where I | had to perform it on the stage of | the Anthenaecum to celebrate the | Czechoslovak Independence Day, | dressed as a middle-aged Sub- | carpatho-Russian yokel. Nachon? Changing partners, I was con- | fronted by a tall, solemn-looking {girl who had four empty American BEGGS | meat cans dangling from her royal Celebrate Purim In New State Once upon a time there lived a lovelorn Persian Emperor who had a vary man as his prime min- ister, says a writer in the Man- chester Guardian Weekly, One day Haman (for that was the name of the bad prime minister) made up| his mind to kill all the Jews he could get hold of. In his wicked zeal he enterily overlooked the fact that the emperor's new and charming | wife Esther was no Indo-European either, Fortunately Esther had an uncle called Mordecai, who advised her to put some orange blossoms in | her hair, to go and see the em- | peror, and to tell him that Haman | intended to wipe her out and her people as well if something was not done about it quickly. : EMPEROR UPSET The emperor was upset, because Princess Esther looked so unspeak- ably pitiful and lovely in her grief, and because emperors (as you know were accustomed to do away with their wives themselves; no- body, not even a wicked prime min- ister, was allowed to infringe this royal prerogative, What could he do at such short | notice, the political situation in the | { Princess Esthers and Persian em- | mother, whose two little daughters | | tional costumes. { headger, They still bore their : : s: . 8 ear, and four young sailors Yaidne Dngne) label aD Sie, Somewiial Sound in Shee i ouette. | scription round his horns, "Broiled FenLl Mania and two | 100 percent Pure Hamburgers in steps backward at. every 'alouetie." | Tomato Souce." Whenever Princess PS y * | Esther jumped--I suppose it was PINCER MOVEMENT Princess Esther in an up-to-date At the corner of Allenby road and down-to-earth edition -- the we were swrrounded by a clever | cans broke into a gay, nutritious pincer movement of the sailors and | glockenspiel. pirates and asked to link arms and | All in all, this new and young | dance the Horn, the Israeli national | generation seems to have made an dance. A tiny girl dressed as a bee | important and most remarkable shot a fire-cracker, which exploded | discovery. After centuries of fear, under the taxi with a bang of a insecurity, distrust, bitter heart- land-mine, and my co-passengers-- | daughters of Israel have found a taxis in Isreal are joined by as | new and happy way of life; and many as seven strangers--grabbed in the process they have stumbled their suitcases and contrived to jon a new and most engaging sense vanish in the incoming tide of | --the sense of nonsense, if you like. | i id When I looked up I found my Teen-Age Girl right arm around the shoulder of a . E - W xpert and top hat with a black paper | ireless per nose, who introduced himself as the | S---- to me much more like Groucho Wood, 14-year-old Victoria girl, | Marx), and my left around the |has developed into an expert ama- One of the youngest "hams" in were Bulgarian and Hungarian C&nada, the bright-eyed miss re-| maidens in their exchanging na- 1949 As the sailors) Ge, yas worked with amateurs | dep and the butterflies and bees |g. poy century Club" certificate o hop about I joined in to the ,yuardeq by the American Radio ~The little Don Cossack, approach- | Her call letters are VETAYL ing head-down in a zigzag move- | and she is a member of the Young me admiringly in Hebrew and |"Rag-chewers Club." She has ap- then in broken English if I had plied for membership in the em- perors. young man in a black dress coat wicked Haman (though he looked | VICTORIA B.C.,, (CP)-- Juanita | shoulder of a dainty Chinese |teur radio operator. ceived her licence in November, | began to chant and -swing their | ;;, "43 countries and is trying for best of my ability. | Relay League. ment toward the setting sun, asked | Ladies' Relay League and the learned to dance the Horn in the |ergency corps. 1 alists. MISSPELLED W -- and Kitten Still Rated As Best Cat There i8 no noun of assembly" for cats; scorning to go about in packs or herds or even in a pride, they walk by themselves, com- ments The Times, London. When nature, in the shape of a female of the - species, brings them to- gether, they still remain individu- A young Montague finding a young Capulet under Juliet's bal- cony could not behave less like the co-operative citizen in the welfare state than does a tom-cat hailing his fellow ill-met by moonlight. SCOWL AT JUDGES « When art, in the shape of an ad- miring owner, has brushed and combed' him and tied a ribbon round his neck and put him in a show cage, does he always try to look his best? He does not, and his dirtiest look is too often re- served for the judges. Foreign cats may leave their sulkiness at home, and this may explain why none of the British. champions, who have been competing in Rome against the cream of the continent, was able to win the cup for the best cat in Europe. That Southway Nicholas, an American-owned blue Persian from Switzerland, defeated them is not so bad, provided they took his vie- tory in the true British sporting spirit. It would be nice to think that they miaowed '"Congratula- tions, Bid boy," and added a few well-chosen purrs about letting the best tom win. Unfortunately, sus- picion must linger as to the sound- ness of a cat's idea on what is | and is not cricket. TASK FOR PROS An initiate in the mysteries of the feline show-bench will apprec- iate the fine points of this contest. Other people, who cannot claim to move in aristocratic cat circles, but under whose roof a eommon- or-garden puss lives very much at home, must content themselves by specudating on what would con- stitute perfection in him. . An ideal, Platonic cat may sound a contradiction in terms and, yet, it ought to be possible to imagine one. Close the eyes and a vision appears of an animal fat, but not too fat, and friendly, but not too friendly. Before it jumps up on to a lap it looks to be sure that it will be welcome and, before it settles down there, it scorns to revolve in circles to poke its tail between the face and book or sewing of its victim, or to stretch out its claws into a leg. It never sneers at its food. Milk with a little water in it is not treated with disdain. Reminder that dinner-time is near is made in a polite miaow; raucous, per- emptory demands never pass the barrier of those suave whiskers. No hair from that sleek body is found on a counterpane and kit- tens are born and bred in the receptacle provided for them. SPARE BIRDS Purring drowsily in the spring sunshine, the perfect cat watches birds without interfering with their housekeeping. If mice invade the 'larder, it kills them without more ado and without carrying its catch into the dinjng-room. If the meat ration lies eXposed all the af-! ternoon on the kitchen- table, it | will be as safe as if cats were | vegetarians. 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CONTEST DEPARTMENT Misspelled Word Contest WIN... $6.00 AND 10 THEATRE GUEST TICKETS mee $8.00 5 $2.00(7 $1.00 Prize | Prize The next tive contestants with correct answers will win two guest tickets eech to the Biltmore Theatre. » RULES OF THE CONTEST © Oh this Page in various advertisements, several words hove been delibere [ The ¢ will tind these misspelled words and fill thy Coupon below giving the correct spelling and the name of the advertise. ments in which the misspelled words eppeer. All entries must oe 'm (he Timus-Gozette office not later then 6 R Thursday of this week. om. sv Neo ployes of Fhe [i o or Bil tamilies will oe eligible to enter this contest. Three judges will be appointed oy [he Fimes-Gozette and thelr decisions in all matters pertaining to this contest will be final. Prizes will be mailed to winning contestants. 4 Theatre or thelr Immediate DRIVE-IN FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES FOR SHUT-INS E1C. PROMPT DELIVERY Large Parking Ares 111 KING W. 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Esther, casting down her soft and helpless eyes, suggested that he might call her uncle Mordecai, who was a very | wise and loyal man besides being | her uncle. Before the emperor | could say "Oh, I see," in came] Mordecai with the disconcerting news that Haman now wanted to | kill not only him, Princess Esther | and the rest of her people but his Majesty the Persian Emperor him- self. That was really too much; the emperor thought he would have to | look into the question of who was going to kill whom. Next day at the silent hour of dawn Haman was hanged in the courtyard of the royal palace on the -very gallows he had prepared for Mordecai. DAY OF REJOICING Because the Jews--not a very happy people--still had no date in| their calendar for dancing in the streets and shouting from the roof- tops, they thought that this occa- sion might do for rejoicing as well as any other. Ever since that day they have celebrated the fourteenth of Adar as Purim all over the world. They certainly celebrated it last month on the streets of Tel- Aviv, the unofficial capital of Israel. | I arrived in Tel-Aviv by taxi from | Jerusalem. There was a railway, they told me, from Jerusalem to Haifa, built for the benefit of | the visiting Kaiser; but everybody, | citizen and tourist alike, prefers to 80 by bus or by a sort of collective sherut taxi, enjoying the most | beautiful and breath-taking views | of the biblical countryside, In| Between two elaborate flying leaps I said, "No, I had learnt it in Lake Success, while fighting the deadline, and that it was the dance of the ub-Commission on Freedom of Information. "UNO nachon right?" asked. the Don Cossack knowingly. "Nachon!" I said. As a matter of fact, what I was executing with such commendable She works by Morse code only, using an automatic sending-ma- chine. She has chatted with an amateur in Sardinia and has pen pals in Holland, Germany, New Zealand and the Marshall Islands as a re- sult of her radio contacts. Want to buy, sell or trade -- A classified ad and the deal is made. Canada's Census Taking Begins ¥ WASHER SERVICE sofa. Somewhere there must be such a cat. Let it be black or white, tabby or tortoiseshell, let ginger be hot on its fur -- every kitten should be taught to follow in its pawmarks. Mankind, shamed by its perfection, will blush to recall the odious old sayings. No one will speak again of swinging a cat or of letting it out of the bag or of watching which way it jumps and how it walks on hot bricks. Mr. T. S. Eliot will strike the Rum Tum Tugger out. of his col- lected works. Alas! that, until the ideal is discovered, the Rum Tum 'Tugger must remain indisputably a portrait taken from life. Until then, the truth will stand and the only perfect cat is a kitten, BOY SENTENCED TO HANG New Westminster, B. C. (CP) -- Francis Stephen Sykes, 17-year- old schoolboy, was sentenced Sa- turday to be hanged for murder- ing a girl he had known since early childhood. 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