Salt Lake Telegram | 1935-02-25 | Page 4 | Frederic J. Haskin Says: Here's Your Answer ......

FREDERIC FREDERI J. J HASKIN SAYS J Heres Here's Your Answer j. j Q What Shat per cent of total crime in the United States is committed with Intent to obtain money or valuables 11 II U. II 11 A. A Approximately 90 per cent of the crimes lire are re committed for monetary or business gain Even Evenin in gang wars between racketeers th there re is the money motive Q ci How lIow much wool did it 11 taketo take taketo to make snake one of the fine old Cashmere Cashmere Cash Cash- mere or India shawls M. M R. R B B. B A. A The wool which went v into these shawls was vas particularly fine tine and soft and taken from the Changra Changra Changra Chan- Chan gra or shawl goat only about eight ounces being secured from a goat at a clip and from six to eight pounds for tile average shawL Q Q- Has the book business s increased or decreased In Inthe inthe inthe the Ia last t three years cars H. H C. C A A. A There has been a decline of 21 per cent in the number of ot books published publish cd In this country from 1931 to 1934 Q Does the city of Washington WashInton cover the entire District of Columbia Columbia Colum Colum- bia bla R R. V. V A. A The city Is not independently incorporated Its boundaries are F v Telegram readers can get the answer to any question of fact tact by writing The Salt Lake Telegram Information Bureau Frederic J J. J Haskin Director Washington D D. C. C Please three 3 cents for reply f 1 those of the District of Columbia Q What Is the origin ln of the honeydew melon II U. N. N S. S A A. The honeydew melon on on the market in this country is the same as the melon listed by Paris seeds seeds- men as Antibes Winter Green Fleshed Melon The original inal seed of or the honeydew melon is said aid to have been obtained from a melon shipped from Africa to New York City This seed was pl planted at Rocky Ford Colo Cob and md John Gauger and Weaver were responsible for having put this melon on the market mar- mar mart marf t f fI ket in the United States I Q I. I Why do tho the eyes In tome some lomeI I pictures seem serm to meet tb the gaze caze axe of J JI the observer thou though h viewed lowed from I different angles 1 T. T II H. A. A It is La because cause the subject of ot the picture was looking straight j ahead or Into the cam camera ra The picture picture pic pie ture is a flat surface and ha has only two two dimensions