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on thsi-Prairies. selected irom menuiecturers an insulation Inatsriaroi asbestos? andwalnnent. made suit by watsrfwhieh oen be sprayed on walla. , .. ' The inaulstionatioks outjiroin hangar wa1ls.in little tuite. like matted hair. The aenpe material was used to-iireprooi the- boiler plant of lhecollins bay iedsral penitentiaryneer Kingston. Ont. Pane: donations -the "English. or house. sparrow - apparently knowsagood thin Jrhenhesees it. He nipped into e' and the boiler-plants and, right on

tageoua progress is possible but you may have to proceed at a slow and exactint. pace. Avoid participation in any activity that might adver- sely aiiect either your personal rep- utation or your business prestige. Danestic and iamily matters will be under excellent aspects during the balance oi the year and social and sentimental relationships should .be unusually harmonious throughout the summer months. Posiponeftravei plans until August or September when the auguries will be more propitious than they are right now. look ior increased popularity in,both social and busi- ness circles early in 1955.

A cvhild born on'this day will be ambitious. energetic and extremely dependable and resourceiul by na- ture.

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-sum. thing the air ioree kneiv. the sparrows wen roosting in iire- iproot nests high in hangar walls

sulation to build elsewhere

The" whole situation has the Inc A! nearly beside iiseii. tocroup Ceggli. C. V. 'D:iiee, direc- g roicons cticnengineeringad- ministration at RCA! headquar- w:s,:eaye': ,

"I know the whole thing sounds silly, but it's a. bad "situation. it-,Ws've got to do something about

'i'he sparrows not only make a ahamblesooi the iireprooiing but their pecking crumbles chunks oi insulation to the iloor. where it can get into machinery, such as

hangar doors swing wide, the sparrows whir in by the squadron.

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' At Saskatoon, the air force painted the hangar walls a. nau- seating and supposedly evii-tast- ing grey. Didn't help at all.

D. A. Munro. chief omithologist (bird man) in the Canadian wild- liie service. says the insulation manufacturer asked (or help. The service went to the National Re- search Council and to ornitholo- gists in Britain, who said they'd never heani of such a thing.

NRO suggested that some iibre glass be incorporated in the in- sulation as an irritant or that the sparrows" be scared away irom the buildings by tape recordings or their own alarm cry-a form oi warfare being used against starl- ings elsewhere.

A third suggestion was that fire- crackers be attached to a slow- burning rope so that they go on at intervals-a little difficult in a hangar chockiul oi aircrait.

Anyway, the solution ham't been iound yet .

Meanwhile, the air force isn't buying any more oi the type of insulation which provides sparrows

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