Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING JANUARY 14 1934 I 1 Solving Secrets of the Air Above and Below Ground Demonstrattnf the Method of Using the PirrJiogal-vaaoaeop- e Which Records by Meant of a Vascillatlng Electric Needle the Effect of Kanotlons on the Sua led bjbjhbmot imwwi iajii iv mjub WWvi - 0 j If r—4 Doctor Yonge warns that it would be paving the way for marital troubles for a man of this type to marry a woman oi tne sodium type who wants to sleep late in the morning and stay up late at chosen night who desires excitement and who properly foods" Doctor Yonge must dance She is usually quick alert assures "will tend to and restless She has a strong dramatic Her affect materially the sense and a love of the temperament and dis- skeptical critical and quiet husband position and character may be a foil for her but the probabilof an i n d i v i d a a 1 ity is that each will irritate the other A woman of the carbon type accordTherefore by a choice of those foods supplying to Doctor Yonge is the proper one ing the chemical ele- for the calcium man to choose She has ments he desires to a tendency to stoutness and is apt to have uppermost he want to stay at home to be very domeswill be able to control tic in her tastes and adaptable in charhis type and make himself more or less acter She looks upon her husband as her pillar of strength She is not the what he wants to be" Doctor Yonge describes four types of clinging vine however chemical persons the calcium sodium "Among the most interesting types of carbon and oxygen and holds that of Individuals" says Doctor Yonge "ia the these the most outstanding type among oxygen type because they are the ones changes in temperament and characteristic as to result in harmony and happiness "Proper diat and Diet May BeVsed rs t Feed to Rom ance science defines as the existing between two husband and wife for example is given aa the basis of a happy To the conand successful marriage trary if a chemical antagonism exists WHAT "This type" say Doctor Yonge "is tall and angular with fair skin fair hair and blue eyes prominent features' and is generally serious in disposition He is an 'early to bed early to rise' individual and really likes work He considers that dancing sightseeing shawm and such frivolities are waste of time" a union may be exactly the oppo nowever sucn a case is not nope-les- s for in the opinion of Doctor E Tulley Yonge if the chemical antagonism is not too great then it may tie overcome by the proper diet which Is designed to put certain chemicals in the bloodstream that will bring about such such site ong-iNo- se ERFECT hostesses never for get a single detail when they rive a bridge party To save them from the possibility of such an embarrassment there has been devised a convenient card table complete in every respect Just press a button at the side and presto a lid flies up and there appear cards score pads pencils ana ash trays I It is as convenient as a short uit in a partner's hand For playing cards or serving refreshments the card table standi firmly on strong iiiiir vf( Score Cards Pads Pencils and Ash Trays Are Kept in a Very Handy Compartnient Under the Top ' H 1 of the Table well-brac- legs ed pose particularly well devised by the United States Bureau of Mines is of utmost simplicity It consists of a glasa tube containing fuming sulphuric acid and granular pumice stone Connected to one end of it is a rubber bulb which when squeezed blows air through the ? y Si r r 9 1 - the direction and of the velocity winds aloft But this method will not work at night or in fog or when the balloon disappears into clouds because the theodolite loses eight of it Hence a new and ingenious invention who inaugurate most of our social activities and the social amenities Tbey like the association of their fellow men "Oxygen people are as a rule: fair in complexion and are responsible for iving blondes the bad reputation for ckleness and undepandaoleness Of Studying Air Currents With a Device Connhting of a Class course all blondes are not frivolous Tube Containing Sulphuric Aetd end Granular Pumice which 'Utilizes ra"Near-affinitiStone PreMure oa the Rubber Bulb Cause a Dense White oi the oxygen people dio Smoke to Iuue Front the Tube and Make Visible the Curare the sodium —slender people dark in An automatic inrenu of Air coloring with bright piercing eyes thin strument of small noses and large mouths They have alze that emits ratube causing a dense white smoke to be very long and dio' signals once a minute is suspended peculiar finger-nail- s highly arched from side to side and by cords from a group of three pilot emitted at the other end The smoke horny in texture which can be worn balloons On the ground are three ra- - following the air current makes them visible dio direction finders a considerable disvery long without breaking "Sodium and oxygen people are tance apart The direction finders (perstrong-minde- d and may have a hard forming the function of the theodolite) time getting along together They may follow the balloons determining at quarrel often often row but the night or when they are lost in clouds attraction between them is so strong the speed and direction of their travel that they will make up the quarrel and Winds at the surface of the earth get along together again as best they may be moving in a given direction) at tan" higher altitudes they may at the tame The Spiral Form time he moving in quite another direction Determination of the direction of oi the Chimneys winds aloft and their velocity Is very of This House the Town of important in making weather forecasts In The ventilation of mines and railroad Orvlete Italy Causes Smoke to tunnels obtains nowadays such attenSMa t - tion as heretofore was never given to Ascend la Grace a ful Curls problems of this kind which demand ob servation or air currenu to Determine their rate and volume of flow and the direction in which they move In order to do this the currents must be made ' '( TH risible to the eye This is accomplished f' smokes of means by An instrument that serves the pur- - o es Freak Chimneys That Blow Smoke Rings d Monkey of B orneo r A Convenient Card Table fI -- 1 Dr Cupid as a Chemise How the experts have of air and below the ground to solve problems in forecasting weather and perfecting ventilation in mines and other subterranean passages-Pilo- t balloons aru used to ascertain the direction and velocity of winds at vari The rate and ous altitudes volume of flow of air currents below the ground are observed by means of chemical smoke The balloon ascends at a known rate and so its height at any given minute after its release is known Followed by a telescopic instrument called a theodolite the speed at which it travels horizontally and its direction of travel are exactly determined These data give GOVERNMENTAL 1 v J-- n Ij n i' 1 Legless Lizards are really legless lltards according to the revelations of fossils of the Reptile Age However it is not necessary as Doctor Karl P Schmidt points out to study fossils for such evidence as every continent exhibits types of lizard-snake- s Such creatures Doctor Schmidt explains plainly exhibit the mode of derivation of snakes from a lizard ancestry The relation of the snake tribe to lizards is made evident by the presence of vestiges of hind limbs in the pythons and S' It V is rigidly construct ed and finished in attractive walnut ebony Jade green and mandarin red i J color schemes This Nosey Simian Is a Jungle "Paul Pry" mi i " I' In such species Doctor Schmidt says there is frequent loss of eyes and ear- openings Others however retain the active senses of their ancestors and are readily distinguishable from true snakes by their movable eyelids and HREN0L0GY teaches that the faculties of the mind are manifested in separate portions of the brain or through special organs That being the case it should not be difficult entirelynew use of radio in connection for everyone after a glance at the acmotor cars is the of the illustration companying door for garages perfected after monkey of Borneo to guess at six years of intensive research work By means least for what one thing this particular of the device a driver as he approaches his garage creature is peculiarly and well fitted can cause the doors to open without getting If a nose means anything then this out of the car garage or even bringing it to a stop merely "Paul is a Pry" by pulling a knob on the instrument board of his monkey professional and the prize simian snooper of the "car jungle Not only Is the motorist now relieved of the necessity for climbing out of the car to open the garage hut by the power of radio the lights in the driveway and garage also can be turned on automatically at his approach He may arrange it so that the lights go out as soon as the car stops or The same stone also bears a carving that they stay on until he reaches the house The which indicates that "Bholmw Coome radio control turns on the driveway and garage Captain of the Harr John Pasha Mr lights only at night when the lights on the car '6 1610 of 10 Arivid Aug are in use It opens the doors only for the car July Departed for Sarat" that belongs in the garage Some of the stone postoffices are on The electric garage door is the exhibit in the South African Museum at result of a comparatively simple use of the force The ship records carved of radio In ordinary radio work there is a broadCape Town on them have been verified by old adcasting or transmitting station and a receiving station Similarly the radio control of the garage miralty documents door operator Consists of a transmitter which is Installed in the car and a receiver which is located in the garage The transmitter consists of a timer spark coil unit and transmitting-antenn- a The timer is clamped back of the instrument board the spark coil unit is enclosed in a small water-tigbox and bolted to the frame of the car and the transmitting antenna is suspended beneath the car in such a way as to prevent mechanical injury i The timer controls the automatic sending of the coded radio signal The receiver is mounted in As the Driver tide the garage and is connected His Approaches to the receiving antenna which He Garage of buried a wire in the Touches the consists driveway Approaching the Knob of a Radio garage the car straddles this Device on the antenna which picks up the Car's Dashboard signal impulses sent from the and the Doors car and carries them to the reSwing Open ceiver to close a circuit which opens the doors T" Li: m II riiilf iiiiiiiiiMNiir illlllim r HIIIII tiiin the town of Orvieto Italy there Is house whose chimnevs it Is IN smoke rings accomplished the chimneys smoke would are capable of blowing This picturesque feat was by local masons who built in spiral form so that the) ascend in graceful earls How Radio in Motor Cars Opens Garage Doors long-nose- j n l — J d AN radio-controll- How Stones on the Beach Became Postoff ices of these "postoffice stones" reads to the effect that "John Roberts Commander of the Lesser James Ar Ye 8th Decern deYe 26 1622 Look Witt i The Line with ability te carve whose ships SS early three and a quarter een- tunes ago plied between European and SAILORS and From the word "line" a line was Cape of Good Hope one of the A straneest mail services the world has carved to the bottom of the stone second inscription informs the reader ever known Mr of the Abigail Due to the fact that Table Bay was that "James Surges Ye 17 Depar Ye 26 Decembar 1622" Ar and India between European midway took advantage of nnrra Tovao-er- s this fact to send letters home Since it was seldom that a ship bound in A Carved Stone the right direction was in the bay Two Few Wide at that time they adopted the plan ana Three and Feet of tying up their letters in bundles One-Haand placing them securely under Long Used Years" large beach stones which were Over 300 "Post-TheAgo as a safely beyond reach of the tides vesoffice'' on the the captains of passing Beach of Table eels took 'from beneath these stones toletters destined for the ports Bay wards which they were sailing and Letters Placed letJ n d e r Stone deposited under the same stones ters to be later picked up by Bhip Like This Were sailing in the opposite direction picked Up by 'Suchv was the origin of the "stone Passing Ships Sailing in the' post offices oi Table Bay" Stones used for this purpose were Opposite Direc usually two feet wide and three or iion and On their flat surfeet long Hed to Their Home Port faces sailors carved the records of on one their ships The inscription Bay lf n - - paw Car-fou- r - I radio-controll- U-JL- I- -J - Kt r - —v ht twW1 OopTrtffat 1114 Klnc Pntimi badleaU Im 7 11 ' i v |