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The trouble with most jobs is that competition is ﬁerce. But nosing in by the other fellow doesn‘t cut any ice with Paul Henduck of St. Louis. Why? Be- cause Paul as a mosaic maker has little competition. His work is a form of art that goes back to the time of Christ.

A mosaic is a picture. generally of some religious subject. made by thousands of small pieces of enameled glass.

Th? mﬁkinl ut mosaics is ex- acting work. as there are more than 15.000 shades of glass to work with all coming from Venice. Italy.

First a colored painting is made of the proposed mosaic. Then a similar drawing in black and white. is cut into sections and "worked" small pieces of colored glass are pressed into the glue coating the drawing to make the picture. All this work is done with hammers and Chisels. And strange but true only 10 persons in North America are qualified to do this form of art.

You can now your bones SP"n8.V plastic.

Another recent dfv ‘ pment by medical science is a rare metal called tantalicm to reconstruct diseased windpipes.

It was so hot in parts of lows last summer that popcorn actu- ally popperi right on the cob.

It was an epic event when the first baby pied Indian hornbill made its debut in the zoo in Ha- waii recently.

Daddy Hornbill scaled up his wife in an apple box leaving only a small hole to poke food in. That goes right back to the ancient habit of these birds which sealed the female in it hollow tree to protect her from monkeys and egg-eating snakes. both numerous in the native habitat of India. The male feeds his mate via the tiny opening until mother and baby emerge 3 months later.

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. No. reader. Don Grate. Chattanooga (Tenn) outfielder, threw a ball 433 feet 3": inches from a running start. The ball he used may now be seen in the Baseball Hall of Fame, at Coop- erstown. N. Y.

Did you know that the Niagara River. running into the famous falls, collects the discharge of four of the five great lakes -—all but Ontario. The Niagara water- shod holds captive half of the fresh water in the world!

A visitor to Garham. Me.. last summer says that lie and his party of motorists were amazed when they crossed the Presumpscat River to South Windham on I half wooden half steel bridge.

“Why the strange construction‘."'

Back in 1888. Windham‘s side of the bridge was destroyed by fire and the town fathers rebuilt it with steel.

But Garhanfs town fathers dr- cidcd their treasury wouldn't stand the traffic and thcv used wood to complete their half.

Incidentally. today all five jointly owned bridges separating hoth towns are half steel and

half wood.

The world‘: supply of altar roses rooms from the Balkan mountains. but an interesting thing about this flower is that the roses must be gathered in the darkest. hours of the night.

The pickers start work at one a. m. and finish at two a. m. Why‘? Because scientific tests prove that 40 per cent of the frai- rance of the roses disappear in the lipzht of day!

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Three doetols successfully per- formed a felt - hour operation which gave the boy a new con- nection between his mouth and his stomach. He will soon be eat- ing normally.

The more money People make the more they spend more than they make.

Just read of a scientist who kept a cold germ in a tube for several years. He didn't say whe- ther he was trying to tame it or starve it to death.

A luxury becomes a necessity if you can make the down pay- ment on it.

When a man gets to be an old logy. he can say what he pleases with impunity. since nohndy listens to him anyway.

A political argument is much the same as kissing a woman. You have to be so good at it to enjoy it.

The years a woman subtracts from her age are not really lost. They are added to the ages of the other women she knows.

Ottawa Report

By Patrick Nicholson

The first comprehensive survey of the height and weight of cans- dian: haa shown that we are imagined and fatter then we out to be. Further analy- sis of the results of the survey are expected to show the ages at which men and woman generally put on this undesirable weight; the next step will be a study of our lives to plot how we absorb calories by eating. and dispose of them by physical effort.

Dr. L. B. Pett, chief of the Nu- trition Division in the federal de- partment. of National Health and Welfare, supervised this survey and co-ordinated the atatistim gather- ed.

He told me that the averages were collected by sampling, rather than by undertaking the impossible task of weighing and measuring every Canadian. Accurate samples were obtained by what is termed area "stratification sampling with reference to population density". To do this. the country is divided into sections, primarily on the basis of occupation, and typical sections are then sampled. For ex- ample. in British Columbia. Nova Scotla and Newfoundland. there are coastal areas containing chiefly fishing villages. If one such district in B. C. is sampled. the results of a height and weight survey of the people living there may be as- sumed to be representatives also of similar districts in- other parts of that province. as well as in Nova Scotla and Newfoundland.

This Canadian survey is believed to be the. first ever made scientific- ally in the world. similar fable!

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and previously have been hula on the average of autumn groups. notably than men and vanish who have applied for life insurance.

The average Canadian man is a surprisingly short 5 feet 1 inches. and weighs Idl‘,i pounds. This con- traata with the average Sootainan, lmgllshrran and Irishman who is taller and slimmer. The Bcot aver- ages very nearly 5 feet 0 inches, the Irishman 5 feet 8. and the Eng- llshman 5 feet 19: inches: the ling- llahnian average; 154 lba.,

Eating habits. daily. activities and national characteristic: all contribute to this difference. Our uverfondneas for plea. even If they are as light as Mother used to bake. and for ice cream. add to our weight, especially to that mid- dle-nge spread which the average woman puts on around the age of 40-45 and totalling a sudden extra splurge of an average of 11 pounds.

As a nation on wheels. we tend to travel even short distances by car now; if we used our legs to walk a little more. as ‘our grand- fathers did. we would keep down some of this aurplua weight.

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our weight and height also de- pend to aome extent upon our racial origin. This was evidenced by a wartime survey of ' ior the service: The prairie boys were the tallest in Canada, aver- aging between 5 feet. 3 and 5 test it inches. The British Columbian was, and probably still is. an aver- age 5 feet 8 and weighed a mod- est and healthy 147 pounds. In southwestern Ontario, the average volunteer was the same height, but weighed an unhealthy ‘I pounds more than the B. C. man, showing the warning flag that degenerative diseases and heart strain brought on by this overweight might short.- en his life

By contrast with these areas where Anglo-Saxon stock has tend- ed to settle, the Montreal man aver- aged smaller than Ii feet 5 inches. and the Quebecers only just ex- ceeded an average 5 feet 5.

An original part of the recent national survey of heights and weights included a skinfold mea- surment The surveyers, using special German spring - adjusted calipers. took a good pinch of the skin on the upper arm of their victims. and measured the thick- ness This pinch of course includes not only the skin, but also the layer of fat adhering to the skin. Dr. Pett told me that he hopes that these measurements. when tabulat- ed and compared with the heights and weights. will reveal informa- tion showing how much of the weight is attributable to superflu- ous fat. As overweight excels even the motorist as our greatest un- necessary killer. our department of National Health hopes to conclude its studies by surveying our typical national diet, and making recom- mendations towards I healthier

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"Experts will reconstruct the Rome procedure using the a‘ctuaJ tank truck of the Italian ground crew to fill tanks of the two Oom- ets before they took oil on flights that were to end in disaster.

"Two Italians who helped to re- fuel the Cotrieta are also here fol- 10WiI1a' a request to the Italian gov- eminent."

One of the Comets plunged into the Mediterranean last January and the other in April. the am of! the island of Elba and the other of! Naples.

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