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THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 194S THE JOURNAL, PLATTSMOUTH. NEBRASKA PAGE THREE a i I 1 i 0 THIS CURIOUS WORLD By William Ferguson ILLINOIS, ( SSfef WHEN A NEST CF &SrS f HAD TO BE MOVED ( y -t-W 5 FRS?A A BOXCAR, J YOV. ", , THEY WERE PLACED O ( V i CLOSE BESIDE X&J W A I , AA07HJ. NEST; ( ) j& f I AKJD THE OWNERS ( f ' A zSW r RAISED Hif VJ TnJ! .BOTH BLOODS. JJ' kCxm l-"-----i-".-:-- fesftfejpr' ': ' J i - F tV CN AN EMPTY STOMACH , ?Szs A.L.VANCISE, K- 1 1- Z EXCLUSIVE. THAT DlSTlK&UiSH you fro, ALL the; ARE FOR WED ABOUT FCJZ MOA'THS ' &FO SRTH. COFP. 1346 BY ! PSPVlCt -N" " T. M. KEG. U. S. PAI. OFF. I'LXT: Why do corns hurt in bad weather? Army Leavings Are Life-saver To Zoo in Tokvo Tni??ioner Tadamichi Koga of the Piccard Plans 5-Mile Descent To Explore Ocean LONDON l'.P)Prof. Aujrut ! Piccard, the slim Swiss scientist ' v.-ho once looked down on the earth j from a height of 10 miles, was re- j ported at work today on final j details of his plan to explore the ; ocean floor in a streamlined bathy- J shpere. i British scientific circles said Piccards undersea expedition' ivould be more danjrerous than his record-breaking ascent in 1932, j ! which soared more than 50,000 i jfoet into the stratosphere. j ! The 62-year-old professor will use a bathysphere similar to the ; one used by Dr. William Beebe, ; the American scientist who drop- i ped 3,000 feet into the ocean 14 years aro. i'lccard nopes to fro : down at least five miles. j New Features Added ! Since the first depth Piccard ; J will try to reach will be 13.000; i feet, his bathysphere will incor- i porate several new features. ! j The spherical compartment will ;cf-nsi.-t of two hemispheres with ' 'walls three inches thick and an j internal diameter of seven feet. It ; jwill be built for two people, and ! .must withstand a force of 10,000 j ipounds per square inch at the i j 13.000-foot depth. j I Because of the danger of attack ; bv unknown marine monsters at i such a depth, the bathysphere will vJTh z3 k c 24. "V '-4: ' travel by automobile, horseback oi j Oregon, Nelson said. ; on foot. J The days of the oldtime rustlers These g-asoline cowboys co-oper- who went onto the range and re ate with state, county and feuera' branded livestock are gone, Nel la.v enforcement officers, and ?on believees. Hut ranchers are their work is co-ordinated with faced with a new type of profes that of ccuntv brand inspectors, sional rustler who backs a bi? Iror instance, if state police in truck into a hidden ravine at night thpir routine dutv of insoectinz ' and loads his loot, either dead oi shipments of cattle and horses become suspicious, the livestock theft investigator is notified. And j when sheriffs, who must see that J producers' meat tags are placed! on all carcasses of dressed meat j sold wthin their respective coun-j ties, find something wrong, again j Mrs. Harvey Koop and Dorthea Mrs. Lester Fariss and Mrs. H. and Mrs. D. W. Webb were .'n Lin- j W. Worthman were Omaha shop coin Monday. j pers Monday. " Miss Christina Koop is home -from Lincoln visiting her parents, j Journal Want Ads For Results alive, and is hundreds of mile? , away before the loss is discovered. the investigator is called in. Many! M rs. Bessie Core ;, times state investigators call up-1 ' , w.lt4, QTlH fnmilv'"! .ill. aiiu .ti -; . ' v . l witu aw..... p were eanea to uavia vity Jabi Tiixcmr K,r tKo illricc: nf hi2 J nioiM'i operaiioiis are cApc-cic u Lcsses Greatly Reduced on federal men .where interstate! laws "re being violated or black- . iv.- Sheep theft is at a minimum becau.-e each band has a herdei who has constant watch on his flock'-, but beef cattle roaming the o;.en range often are at the nif-rcy of rustlers. However, Orgon s theft mpec- mother. J Mrs. W. H. Pankonin went to "I Omaha this week to visit her bro- J ther, Lee Sluyter, and family. J 1 LaVern Urvins and Don Urvins " had a picnic last Sunday. George Urvins' son and other relatives " I from Omaha attended. J i Mr. and Mrs. Lester Fariss and 4 Star Concentrate 20 DDT FLY SPRAY and INSECTICIDE Complete Stock o Spray WATER TUMBLERS and WATER SETS OVENS or OIL STOVES IRONING BOARD and COVERS Jtcr system has greatly reduced family of Broken Bow arrived in i losses of cattle in current years. ; Louisville Saturday evening to 5 j Proof of the efficiency oi ure i g' m's -ystcm was evident during . the war when looses in adjoining ; states wore far greater than in Fall Stock f KELLGGG'S BRUSHES For All Household Uses i i Swatek Hardware zoo said, and aitnougn not sum- be equipped to give off powerful dent to feed all the animals, ''they ' u,.o.oc: re expected to get along some- j food from other i : how" with TOKYO 0J.R) A daily purchase 'sources, of 550 pounds of potato peel and : The zoos team of Inner Mon kitchen leftovers from SCAP is gclian camels were first to show proving a life-saver at Tokyo's signs of malnutrition with a dimi- biggest Ueno Zoo. where the ani mals are having a hard time try ing to overcome the city's current food shortage. The garbage is collected daily under an arrangement standing in effect since Iat November, Com mit ion of their humps. Elder male of the pair, which is about 1G years same enclosure also hasn't much of fistire left. FOR SALE Acreage Close In Lamps to Light Way Piccard is believed to have sol ved the problem of descent by the use of magnetic steel balls which can be released by the flick of a switch when the proDer depth is reached. Should further der,th 1 e 1 ! r i l xvntr.v r q ti Vio fiflmittrrl old, is nearlv humpless, while a ' ' ' . , . , , five-year-old female living in the , . nB-t'. sit behind plastic windows and dfsciibe what thev see into dicta- They are not likely to die and py,onps while an automatic movie S'-iTjuni air? Cain fisvil TOII SI 1! . , - "- camera manes a mm recoia oi their trio. j A set of 3,300 candlepower lamps mounted on loner aims out- ;side the cabin will liarht the way for the ocean-bed expedition, and batteries will supply the motive power. I The bathypshere will be brought 'to the surface by an ingrer.ious sras lolir.e device perfected bv Piccard and his assistants in Belarium. Admiral Chostcr W. Niniit beat Frank Lnahy consi.-;tcn) y in their h. scshoe pitch in nr. -.tch"3 at Pearl Harb'r, bi. v.-nrn tiny resumed on Lrfr.y h.orr.e ground at No'.r? Dm-.' the Ir..-.h : .t'a''. co-irh v--.. thivo cut of :?rr. Ti-.? Ac n"ii: 1.1 shows od fr:."1., at tha uaa u-jyh s t 3 i i : f . r. 9 ' : r if ' THE BUL'S KARR 11 ACRES WITH MODERN HOME CN OAK MONT DRIVE adjoining Oakmont on the North end West. Barn, Eath, furnace, chicken HffhtS. light?, gas and city water. m mm . 1 hcuse and brooder house, all wired wun Can give immediate Larre, fine garden and law.ci poscessicn. T. H. (RerS) POLLOCK At Residence, 724 Main St., Tel. 117 Plattsmouth, Nebr. Mm T T in 9 i 11,(tMfliry.- -itJf ifiM?itf-iJ "tW-a-ir 'tl- janv pain," Kota said. : He attributed the humps sroinr 'down to substitution of oats in i their normal diet wilh notsto rfel inrs fiom American billet kitchens Least to suffer from the food shortage are the 30-odd turtles at the zoo, which can go without food for loner periods and can subsist on but a few sard'r.es a dav. Thev are among the 110 varie ties of animals at the zoo. includ irg 136 mammals and 14 kinds of 'birds. M?ny of the darcerous beasts were killed during the air 'raids to prevert possible public danger. ! Heaviest eaters among the ani mals are 30 giraffes, eacb of which consumes 20.000 calories per day of potatoes. 35 pounds of onions pounds of wheat bran, 30 pounds and a generous proportin f dried I grass. Occasionally they are fed 5 bucketfuls of milk from a nearby stable of cows. As one measure to overcome the l food shortage, officials of the zoo logical gardens are considering a ti eble increase in the present ad mission charge of 15 sen. Whip Rustlers SALEM. Ore. (U.R Bowleg? may hoist his spur: r-d ssddl'1 boo.ts up to the to- lim erf the con'ry store's oot-btlliod stove and cuss the new-fanzled idea that have found thc-i- vav into the "wide-or-?n snacc-s" cf Oregon, but he'll take of: his s m brero when he gets to the subject of the "gasoline cowboy." Gasoline cowboy is cocncmer for livestock theft invesi73to They are Oregon's G-Men of th: ran ere. These hardy, well-trailed men execute one of the 'east known bt very important duties of the ctac agriculture denartmert that of preventing livestock theft and of roundinr up ru-tlers. Their work den't ston wi'h cattle and hor.-e rustler. TTi"- ae cr i irnon to trace "bicker1 stealers and hoa fheep thieves. heisters. 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