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Show I JOniNAU LAYTON. LAYTON' BRITAIN I nil TUI, s!n J( NK 16 ,919 4 WORRIED WCETTSCOPir: 'Rock' Apes JOE MAHONEY k A With , m i ( A , l d Youngsters at Mooseheart, located about 40 miles west of Chicago, frolic in wading pool maintained especially for their simmertime enjoyment. All children are given a high school education and taught a vocational trade. O A student well equipped in Mooseheart' printing . shap; readies a job press for service. The course in printing is one PRAGUE. Mooseheart. bleak There dormitories are nationalized automobile industry in Czechoslovakia and you can get a Skoda 1101 tudor sedan for a mere no 415,858.80 crowns halls. Instead, there are iqpny small dwellings, each of which 203,505.40 crowns, but you will have to prove very specifically that you have some really valid reason for needing a car. On the free market you neednt prove anything except that you have the money. (Four hundred thousand crowns represents about 80 months of the average worker's pay, or about 10 months of the average top managerial salary In this country today.) The Skoda 1101 is a small car, considerably smaller than the 1933 Chevrolet but a little larger than the German Volkswagen. ; I has a pleasant living room, ct dining room in which boys and 1 w ' . personal belongings. Mooseheart girls select new at-tfre to be "purchased" with requi- Jerusalem Scrolls Found Oldest in Old Testament sition slips at their own store (left). In an effort to depart-vme- nt . are religious services and instructions for all denominations, and a boy or girl can learn to play any instrument he desires. There are several bands and as well as theatrical activities throughout the year. musical half-close- . Mooseheart is the only large town A community without voters, taxes, morticians, jails or strikes, d and as a social successful os a experiment is spectacularly created for children only. It research. source of important child world-fame- I n scienJERUSALEM. A tific expedition to the Dead Sea has returned here with what they said was evidence that the Jerusalem scrolls are the oldest known manuscripts of the Old Testament. The world first learned of the existence of the scrolls when Syrian scholars called them to the attention of the American School of Oriental Research in Jerusalem a year ago. Discovery of the ancient leather-boun- d cave papyrus in a in August 1947, has been described as the greatest manuscript discovery of modern times." A first estimate of their age placed them in the first century before Christ. Their monetary value has been conservatively estimated at mora than a million dollars. But their world worth to the Chrlstian-JewisIs Incalculable. two-ma- function as good parents should, Mooseheart is eager to develop each child's every faculty. There i ($8,317.16.) If you have a ration permit. It will set you back only half that, or mess' girls of the same relative ages eat as do normal familiesand bedrooms which have space f df If you want to buy a car for S8.000, it can be done easily here. Just walk into any outlet for the projects the school offers. To date, some 5,000 boys and girls have been graduated from h d ct Good Clean HMu avD , A D L 'MM 16 NOW t Home Grown Feeds Cut Operating Cost HE VlHLN Pasture Helps Poultry Men .T cutivl uawls I Good clean pasture and plenty of home grown feeds for your pullet crop pays dividends In more eggs, lower production costs and bigger poultry profits. The use of rang shelters, range feeders and barrel waterers makes such a program easily possible. Missouri university tests show that pullets on alfalfa pasture consumed 17 per cent loss feed than birds on bare range. The pasture-fepullets needed less feed for each pound of gain. Birds on clean pasture were healthier v Auto Easy to Purchase In Prague for $8,000 o. f several vocational guidance mt-'- bare-face- d , A jmjoom IO 'iEAk'-- , war General Eisenhower iineti.1 the invasion of North Aft i i ft. in Gib and a citadel busthug with military activity, the Rock no longer could risk the danger of roving apes posaibly causing wild confusion and serious damage. Accordingly, they were rounded up and placed in captivity for the duration. Most of those at large today are replacements brought from Africa after the end of hostilities. The powerful tailless creatures, the size of big airedales, are not really apes. They are macaques, native to the forests of Barbary south across the strait in north- west Africa. Scientists believe they first came to Europe in prehistoric times when the Mediterranean was a lake and the Strait of Gibraltar was dry land. The modern explanation is that pet macaques brought from Barbary frequently escaped or were freed from bondage by humans and found hospitality and sustenance in the labyrinths and vegetation of the Rock. Even a few dozen Barbary apes running wild could make Gibraltar aeem infested, so constant were their acts of mischief at times. Many are the stories of their destructive or playful descents, always by daylight, on shops, dwellings and barracks, as well as on civilian and military inhabitants of the community. Officially Protected In a noble experiment, the British gave the Gibraltar apes official protection in 1856, They were added to the garrison strength, given limited food rations and placed under a sergeant, Keeper of the Apes," On one occasion they rewarded their benefactors by noisy warnings of an attempted surprise attack by a Spanish force. In general, however, they took advantage of their Immunity by acts of thievery and damage to property and human dignity. The worst offenders were arrested and sometimes exiled to distant zoos. After 1880, their liberty was curtailed. The leader of one band, caught stealing kits from the garrison, had his head and face shaved closely. His gang would have none of so a scoundrel, and greeted him with a shower of sticks and stones. Whereupon he returned to take up humble quarters with the soldiers who had punished him. 800-acr- nt. have c. Vk times since. On each mcuim a new batch of recruits" n;.ui-lshe- d the colony. Apes Rounded t p As a focal nerve center In the " VA6 SAID TO PlKMlNu AHCADCF HiM.NxW, nATlON H O IN.UL.Y AND AN A OL --y.iON MAPn.HVn IN WIT H . t D 1 he N L IN oMUTOl KV. T GAAf " HAD ThC 'K WM T A NVX 'LION IT9 AND H of con. it jNA . . , wM A , - o O - . Mooseheart, III., a "child city" for sons ond daughters of departed members of the Loyal Order of Moose, "is run by people who do not like institutions." Malcolm R. Giles, executive director of the organization, says: "We do everything that devotion and ingenuity con suggest to make Mooseheart as little like an institution and as much like a As a city, Mooseheart is home as possible-e farm Its largely food. The the of (above) supplies 60 per cent for as checks welcomes student bank (left) of the those for And little as one cent. younger set who have not yet reached a state of financial solvency, there are plenty of playthings, as evidenced by view of the nursery (below). toy and game-fille- a f cf the famous Barb is U.. ; left on the Rock of G u.il l Britain, ever conscious of t that when the apes go : , it lsh go, too." again u nki to reinforce" the in quo c at the gateway to the W ia nean Sea. , i Gibraltars apes, the oi b a.1 , in wild species living have roamed the mu' ii t upper reaches of the Rock for centuries, iui'O" i e N N .m Geographic Soeni : in the more 100 or bering ', , tury, they have dwindled ul close to the disappearing i nt m 1 T fia, Grow Fewer NEW YORK. V? - KNONTO MAPI l IN WlNNINo ItAlb d DlANt L.Y CUP PI AY Of FS THE the FlkVT TEAM TO COP THE TVOFYtY 5 M CAME ft-1'- asonn in a akiav mn. e THE MHl d 1 On VMAS o 9 OF oajanizcd Nl 1. jj, f Tlr'lN INf N TED WILLIAMS WENT HITLESS IN II CAMEL. HiS TEAM FLASE-- D THE ANkFE STADIUM. SPORTLIGHT - Who'll Fill Baseball's Gaps? .By GRANTLAND RICE. be many that will need plugging. and more energetic. Mortality rate Here are a few guesses A1 Dark was lower and there were fewer and Earl Torgeson of the Braves; culls. Out of 100 pullets at four d Ralph Kiner of the Pirates; Zern-ma- weeks of age, 94 of the A1 Raschl and Bob Porterbirds later went into tho field of the Yankees; Perhaps Lar- laying house, compared to 70 of ry Yogi Berra and Larry Doby of those raised on bare ground. PurCleveland; Ralph Branca and Sid due university tests showed that Gordon of the Giants; Eddie Kazak ladino clover with corn and small of the Cardinals; Richie Ashburn grains provided a complete ration of the Phillies; Carl Furillo, Dod- for laying flocks. gers; Bob Chesnes, Pittsburgh; Getting good pasture and a cheap Johnny Groth, Detroit, and Roy and plentiful supply of grain Is a Babe Ruth. Or per- Campanelia, Dodgers. matter of putting farm soil in shape Tommy Ilenrich Is one of tho haps Walter Johnto produce bigger yields per act. star ballplayers of the year. son. No one has For this you need a rotation in But Tommy Is 32 yesrs old and quite filled Ilans which legumes and be has been pro ball player Wagner's place at You need to are grasses keystone. for 15 years. So Tommy can" short. build up the organic matter supply be Included with the start of But with the via plowed-unde- r legumes, crop tomorrow. Then you can watch Ted Wilmanure. You need to residues and Lloyd Merrlman of the Reds, liams, Bill Dickey, feed the soil a good ration of plant a possible gap filler, II a Bob Feller, in turn, can feed Dick Kryhoski of the Yankees nutrients, so It, Lou Newhouser, In such a program, fertithe crops. Boudreau, Stan and George Kell of the Tigers are member of Musial and a few other possibilities dont overlook lizer is an Important team. the others, most of the either. Enos Slaughter and Pee Wee At current prices, eggs will buy gaps are plugged. Ruth, Cobb and Reese have come along too late for twice as much fertilizer as . build-uwe future But unfilled. Fernearly remain any maybe Wagner's have now come to a spot in the ris Fain and Eddie Waitkus of the 10 years ago. It takes only 90 dozen . ferti- game that either Gen. Abner Philadelphia teams may prove the eggs to buy a" ton of 170 took Inanswer around first base, which has lizer today, whereas it Doubleday or someone else 1939. dozen in back a look to we we taken Then have vented where heavy dip. might take a look at all those $50,000, around for other Bill Dickey Is through as a $60,000 and $70,000 bonus player t Johnny Antonelli of the Braves player. So Is Mickey Cochrane, Check Work Stock Curtis Simmons and Robin Roberts another catching brilliant. Wilof the Phillies and a few others liams and Musial should have who have yet to prove how good a few years more. They are two of the tops maybe the they are. It might be mentioned here best. But Joe DiMagglo, Bob that ' Bill Dickey ranks Yog' Feller, Ewell Blackwell, CharBerra as potentially the best ley Keller, Whltey Kurowskl, catcher In either league. "Con Marty Marlon, and many more are nearing the borderline sidering Berra In every detail," Game where the sign reads Dickey said, "Id take Berra over any catcher in baseball Called." It must be admitted there are today. He ts young, strong and ambitious. He has a fine arm pot too many headliners left from and be can bit." the old guard. Ted Williams is the man now. Musial is top struggling Dickey Is extremely keen about in the grip of an early season the future possibilities of Raschl slump. Newhouser is still pitching and Porterfield. He Isnt suggesting well, but he isnt winning as he used they can fill the gaps that will be to win. Blackwell, great pitcher, left by Feller and Newhouser. But ho Is sure they are much has been struck down. He may or Owners of the 55,000 horses and may not come along later on. Char better than merely good pitchers on' Maryland farms havn mules lie Keller is now out in Gus Zernlal of the White Sox, a to "check intake valvea, been urged Land. No one knows when he will giant Texan, has shown exception carbon from the cylinders remove be back. Feller is a pitcher. al promise. He may move up to the carburetor." Where are the gods of yesterday?" challenge Ralph Kiner as the and adjust arent as mixed as terms Those. home-ruSo they are asking today who star of 1954 or 1955. will take the places of DimagZernlal has shown enough promise one might think. Joseph M. Vial, to be rated high in any future extension animal husbandman, gio, Williams, Feller, Musial, that a horses mouth and Boudreau book. Marion, Newhouser, and other headliners who will Dont overlook Dark of the teeth may be compared to intake soon be over the hill. This Braves. He Is one of baseballs valves on a tractor. The teeth need makes one of the greatest fastest men who can field and hit to be floated (just as tha intaka He may move in back of Hans valve 'needs to be properly seated) . guesses in sporting history. Who will be the coming stars to Wagner before he is through with If they are to meet evenly and let the horse chew his feed properly. fill these gaps? For there will soon the game. Just as tractors are troubled with carbon in the cylinders, horse may have trouble with internal parasites. These may be removed By Tom Gregory by any competent veterinarian and the horse will be a better worker during the coming summer. The carburetor on the tractor ad- ' 44 the work load. Orfvietv justs fuel supply to ' Pips For horses, this is accomplished V 7 , " by getting them in proper condition before the heavy work load cyme's. Vial recommends this . b & '' done by "feeding the horse a handful of oil meal with hit graia at ' fj.' this ;tlme ef year to keep him ia KuB6 Bau condition and by giving kha good Sroppes. as many jobs to do ms.poul≤ &NQ-- From such as spreading manure or haulVacuum Copses ValvS Sept ' Makes. ing logs." recommendations include: Other his in water cooling system, "Keep keep his tires in good condition by ' WHEN THE SEAT OP YOUR having him properly shod and tea FLUSH TANK BALL VALVE that his harness fits." looking back how many years, people began to wonder who were going to fill the gaps when Hans Wagner, e Christy Mathew son and Nap had finished. Then there was Ty Cobb followed by Babe Ruth. Ruth and Gehrig. No one could take Matty's nd Cy Young's place. But Walter Johnson did. And after Johnson there was Bob Feller. It may be that no ballplayer can fill the gaps left by Ty Cobb and pvNE CAN RECALL, alfalfa-range- n, La-joi- deep-roote- d $ X 1 I 4 g p f gap-filler- s. 3 i No-Ma- bull-pe- n n ex-plai- toTfix - iti 4 tj y- -- BECOMES SO PITTED THAT THE RUBBER STOPPER. NO LONGER. MAKES FULL CONTACT. A DISCARDED VACUUM COFFEE A4AKER SEALING RING OFFERS OP A QUICK MEANS REPAIR. A DRAIN THE TANK AND DRY THE BRASS SEAT CASTING SMEAR THE OUTSIDE OF THE CASTING WITH A PLUMBER'S SEALING COMPOUND. PRESS THE RUBBER RiNG IN the overflow arm. - DRAWER PULLS WILL SERVE- - AS THEIR OWN MARKING TEMPLATES IF YOU MAKE TWO SPECIAL SCREWS. GRIND TWg HEADS TO POrNTS, TURN THEM LIGHTLY INTO TV! PULI AND THEN PRESS THEM INTO THE FACE. '1 - . I,. f f Farm Record Keepers Told of Short, Cut"' ; ' ItS easier to keep up than to catch up, advises Clara teopold, extension home management specialist at the University of Nebraska, to the home and farm account record keeper. Another hint, aha says, ia to keep a pencil attached to the account records. According to Mrs. Leopold, a certain time- each day should be set aside to jot down the daily - c i |