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Foil The marble cores fit into a cylinder into which two pistons, which American lock-spie- s. NEW YORK. exert the pressure, are inserted. Under pressure the marble acThey have come up with some or "flows. Its new locks which they say will detually "creeps Is structure broken fy the best efforts of the finest crystaline down. The machine is so powerful espionage agents in the world. it can squeeze sand into hard Even our own agents, and there rock. none finer, admit they can't are quartzite Dr. Griggs assistant. Dr. John crack the new locks. As for burglars and criminal safe Hardin, believes it will be possible to make marble out of limestone. crackers, they Just aren't in the However, he cautions, "the reason running. we can create such interesting deThree new locks now are being formations in marble is that our shown. One already is in use, a machine is much larger than the second is ready for general dis-- s specimen. It might take a 10 story tribution, and a third was set up high machine to produce a block on an experimental basis only a of marble large enough to make a few days ago. All three are made life size statue of Venus." by Sargent & Greenleaf, Inc., of J chemiRochester, N. Y. Pressure, temperature, are the The company, founded in 1857, cal environment and time four factors affecting the deforma- says its invention of the time lock was the greatest forward step in tion of rocks in the earth, he the industry until tcday. LOS ANGELES . flows like molasses scalp and hair you can give yourself treatment that were heretofore available only in professional estab- duct morning and afternoon worship services, with an hours inter- g. a- -- Hair I Dandruff and Falling the kind of , A certain church decided to con- mission for lunch. During the intermission - period, - a - young man stood up and voiced some vulgar and profane expressions. 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No Quick-metho- d Sift together into large bowl: 2 Ve cup sifted calcs flour 3 teaspoon double-actio- n the Cleverest of Spies To mark that mUestone, Sargent Greenleaf invited to a private showing In a New York hotel what it considers some of the best pick locks in the country. They also in vited bankers, businessmen anc government agents. Some of these lock experts can be quoted. The agents cant, be One Is cause their job is two-folto pick the other fellows lock. The second is to protect their secrets. Combination locks are simple Discs with slots are aligned until a lever falls into the slots. Then the lock opens. The moving discs and the falling jever makes a noise. Legendary cracksmen filed their fingtertips to the quick and felt the movement. So locks were .refined. Then cracksmen used stethescopes to listen to the movement. Locks then were made too smooth for that device. d. v ' baking powder (or 4 1 Vi Add: Vi Vt tip, single-actio- n) teaspoon salt cup sugar cup Snowdrift cup honey cup milk Mix enough to dampen flour. Beat 2 minutes. It by hand, count beating time only. With electric mixer, use low speed; scrape bowl often; scrape beaters after 2 minutes. Add: 2 eggs 2 teaspoons rind Beat 1 egg-heatin- grated orange minute. Turn Into 2 greased 8 Inch layer pans, lined with plain paper. Bake in moderate oven (350 F.) about 30 minutes. Frost with HONEY FROSTING: Combine 2 egg whites, 1 cup brown sugar, I teaspoon cream of tartar, of in double t cup honey top boiler. Place over boiling water. I Beat constantly with a rotary $ beater until icing stands in 7 peaks...about minutes. Spread between layers; on sides and top of cake. Decorate top with chocolate sprinkles . MCWftWM r Pure vegetable shortening for fine baking and Oil People frying-m- ade by n r i 4i |