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Show SECOND SECTION THE BULLETIN EXPERTS TO STUDY FARMERS PROBLEMS kAi Postman Lays Claim to DogBite Record Wilmington, Del. I.oula L. Lchnn n claims the title of "the mot postman in America." lie has beru snapped at a score or mure times snd all told has suffered 14 wounds. "Wouldn't It be dog-bitswell If the government swarded stripes for each dog bite," muses I.ehan. Probe Relationship of Agricul tyre to Industry. REMNANTS and DRESS LENGTHS Now York. An exhaustive study of e the initiience of agricultural welfare on Industry has been undertaken by n committee of prominent Industrialists who expect to gain from It a better of the farm situation. The committee, headed hy I.ewls II. Drown, an Iowa farm boy who Is now corpresident of the poration, la an outgrowth of the agricultural resolution adopted at the Congress of American Industry last Decern her In which the interdependence of Industry nnd agriculture as the two great producers of the national wealth was recognized. With the nid o farm economists, agricultural lenders and other authorities, the committee expects to gather detailed Information on the farm situation which will be summarized nnd distributed to American manufacturers at regular Intervals In nn effort to enlighten Industry on the problems of the farmer. Among the subjects receiving cn refill attention nre farm prices, facta about specific crops, farm buying power, problems of food storage, farm labor, farm population trends, mortgage and Interest problems, farm tenancy, new Industrial uses for agricultural products, farm taxes and several others. Rack of the committee's efforts is growing recognition among manufacturers of the Interdependence of agriculture and industry. Based on figures of the bureau of census, rural imputation is 44 per cent of the United States total. Farm families form 22 per cent of all United States families and furnish a large part of the totul market for stoves, plumbing equipment, clothing, Hgrlcullural machinery, auto-- ' mobiles, etc. Over 4,000.900 manufacturing workers are employed in Industries largely using agricultural raw materials and almut C, 000, 000 more employees in the communication, distribution, professional and service" industries are largely dependent upon the welfare of agriculture. According to the Delian men t of Agriculture In 1019 and Hgaln in 1929 farmers paid out for labor (exclusive of housework) a total of approximately $1,000,000,000 thus providing an equal amount of buying power from Industry as if tbry bad purchased goods. Johns-Manrlll- Factory Closeout Purchase! Hundreds of yards of fresh desirable materials, mostly in 3 to 8 yards. Every piece generous sizes reduced below regular pricing. dog-tiltte- KEEN COMPETITION e FACES GONDOLIERS War Brings Romantic Craft Back on Cana!s. Tearing Down Buildings to Escape High Tax Bills London. A player at a whist drive at Lydney, Gloucester, in a round when diamonds was trump found bo Chicago. The tearing down of had been dealt the' complete suit of building here to offset steadily mount- diamond. Tbe three other players ing 'axes broke nil local recurtl during at the same tabid all bad complete 1995, statistics disclose, with permits suits. issued for wrecking 1,007 structures In vurious parts of the city. In addition to this total, there ere several hundred buildings razed for which no iHM'iniis were necessary. This 1 ,007 tot.il compare with 1 ,"41 tn 1054, l.ikUl in 1959 and 919 In 1!K(2. Moran Idlf, unless taxes reierse their trend, which after dropping In 1953 began to climb again in the 1951 assessment. It was predicted the wreck' ng of building to sate taxes would continue on un oven great" scale during liKUV. of the build Approximately lugs wrecked were torn down at the Instance of llie owners tn order to re dace taxes mill overhead, and or salvage of materials. one-stor- one-thir- Washington. 4hiim-- i it Ion Is keen this spring uinoiig the giindoliers of Venice. Recently liiiiidriil of retired gondolas were reconditioned and placed 111 servIs ice. Synthetic war had someThe Made by Chemists thing to do with the return of the old Kansas' City, Mu. Synthetic air craft. Motor Innnches, using more oil life even more offer which sustains Ilian aiitomomiles, were hn uned. lively than Hie air we breathe hn "In recent years Venetian gondolns licen miiniifacliireil In Hie laborahave exlsled only on sufferance," says tory, It was revealed at the meetthe National Geographic society. "Touring of (he American Chemical soists have remained true to this picciety. turesque means of transportation, hut This latest research, achieved Venetian business men have found It 14 yrnrs of cxtwrinicidatlon, after quicker and cheaper to travel hy motor wai reported by a Kansas scienhuinrh or hy the steamcra that ply tist, J. Willard llershey of Mcthe length of the Grand canal. Pherson college. "American tourist, who have Medical science has already ridden In gondolas adapted one tyiH of synthetic air at world fairs or Florida resorts, nre to the treatment of pneumonia. usually disappointed it their first sight Since the of Venice's somber ones. Sixteenth century, the latter have lieen black by taw, but the lull, nr ornamental hitching posts' to which they OF are tied between trips, are far from carved, somber, being frequently strliK?d, and a gay as barbers' poles. or. Likened to Fifth Avenue. "Long and slender, with both how and stern itpriirved, a gondola is a For Your Canyon Trip light draft ImhiI, and each stroke of the over It sends oar skimming gondolier's AT THE the water's surface. The passengers, one to from sis, usually numbering NU-CRISP ride on cushioned seats in th? center. In windy weather a trip across one of the lagoons may he disturbing, otherwise the constant, very slight rolling of 1021 East 21st South lly. 8338 the gondola Is quite pleusanL "Stepping Into a gondola's open cockpit from the slippery, steps of the Molo, leading 'call stand' of Venice, one glides over the water, with Its quivering rose and gray reflections, and enters the Grand canal, Jungle Beasts Are Less the Italian city's aquatic Fifth nvenue. MAN TO TAKE d waters of the canal lick the The Than Dangsrous Captive weather-beate- n of foundations Houston, Texas. Hans Nagel, diminutive curator of the Houston zoo, inn ride palaces, mansions nnd hotels TO HEAD says stalking wild animals In the Jun- that rise like canyon walls on either gles of the. World Is a tame Job com- side. "There are numerous side . canals. pared with that of keeping them In In these picturesque byways one slips captivity. From 1904 to 1912 Nagel roamed the along tinder lines of polychrome washand balconies Jungles of Africa In search of reptiles, ing strung overhead, with crowded past pink geraniums, beasts and rare fowls for zoos. And In those eight years lie met with ac- walla festooned with white roses, and cident only once an infuriated lioness courtyards whose gates are topped by chipped stone statues. The byways are lacerated his leg, but not seriously. Rut wild life in cages that's a dif- almost noiseless except for the splash ort rs, mingled with the ringing of ferent story, one that has meant hos- of church hells, and, at the crossdistant pitals and suffering to Nagel. He bears the gondoliers' cries of warning. ings, scars from head to foot. After Dark. Exciting A once almost boa constrictor Is most exciting "A out life of the curator. the gondola trip squeezed Caesar, the zoo lion, bit him through after datk. Then one may glide Into the shoulder. A stork dived from the damp white mists on the lagoon, or top of the bird cage nnd knocked tbe Into a silent byway, the darkness of which Is Infrequently broken hy splashes little man unconscious. 44 EAST on SOUTH TEMPLE Rattlesnakes have bitten Nagel four of light from flanking buildings. Skimtimes. A kangaroo has kicked him to ming Into the deep shadows of bridges, and aat mysterious doorways opening the ground and bitten his arms. Civet cats, lolio wolves, klnkajous onto the cuunl, one Is apt to come to a and monkeys have gashed bis bands moored gondola and In It, in Imaginaand anus. Dohcars and hyenas have tion, And Shelley rending by the light attacked him. Elephants have trod on of Its little brass lamp. One gondola trip usually made hy his feet. Venetian, no mailer how poor, allievery of the zoo's "Dig Jim, largest gators, sent Nagel to the hospital for la that to San Michele, the citys 105 days In 1923 when the curator centelery which lies on an Island In CAR the lagoon north of Venice. A single sought to halt the saurian's ere ape. mourners coffin and BUDGET But the zebra dealt Nagel Ills most gondola to enrry lie (lie sole funeral transportapainful Injury. The animal kicked him may TIRES on the right knee. Nagel spent four tion equipment of n poor funn'y. The well-to-dresident, BATTERIES months In the hospital nnd was forced funeral of a Processions of Is elaborate. to use crutches for many more months. BRAKE REUNINGS gondolas, their cabins Idack curAUTO SUPPLIES tains screening the mourners, follow in the wake of a black nnd sliver Britain Seeks Buyer for funeral barge. Often 00 feet long and Castle of Henry VIII brilliant with floral offerings, the barge London. While France! vast sys- Is frequently manned by gondoliers and tem of enst frontier forts, grimly fac- flunkies In Mark velvet and silver lace. ing across the Rhine, comes to life and "In contrast to s:ch processions are forms a vital factor In the European gay 'water paradea' of richly dccorntpd. situation, a famous fort built to guard gondolas, Ailed with Great Britain from Invasion by way of singing merrymakers, which weave In the River Thames is for sale. aud out of the cnnal during the July Tills is one of the piquant contrasts festival nr the Redontnre. Septeminvolved in the changing face of Eu- ber sits the Doges' jiatace brilliantly rope on the one hand. Illuminated In the annual nocturnal Tilbury fort, which Is now for sale, festlvul on the Grand canal. Across was built by Henry the Eighth, It is water drenched with green light, and said Quern Elizabeth reviewed her past fantastic floats, gondolas glide troops there before the Armada In- loaded with Venetian and foreign spec vasion, and made the fumous declaratutors." tion: "1 know I have the body of a weak, of CCC in Wilds feeble woman, but 1 have the heart Camp Reached Only by Trail and stomach of a king and a king of Gold Dench, Ore. In the wilds of England, too." New First Crop Other surviving Tudor fortresses are l he Cascade mountains, only a few at Their Lowest Prices Walnier. The and Deal of the castlea miles from Cape Iilauco, tbe western blockhouse at Yarmouth, Isle of Wight, most tip of the United States, lies what put up by llenry the Eighth to defend Is probably the most Isolated CCC camp See Ua For Your Needs is now used ns the the SoU-nt- , in Hie country. 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