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Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 35

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Oakland Tribunei
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Oakland, California
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GLR.ALDINL. OUR CHILDREN AUNT LL5IE-ANGELO PATR.I (Dahlanfi Hbu-ru? WHEN IT THUNDERS Says Earth Is No Globe FRANCIS A. GIANNINI (left), youthful Boston philosopher, and CAPTAIN GEORGE WILKINS. polar aviator, at the Breakfast club in Los Angeles. Giannini believes the world stretches on through space past the poles.

Wilkins will have a chance to test the theory when he takes his projected flight to the south pole. Associated Press pholo. THERE Is A certain fearsome dignity about a thunderstorm thtvt awes the heart childhood at its bravest. To some children it brinps a wild terror: that resolves itself into hysterics, shivering fits, collapse. What is to be done about it? Every summer has its thunder and lightning, black clouds that are pierced through with swift lightning, and sudden winds that whistle and shout and roar and make havoc among the there arc many useful and absorbing tusks that may be done.

Do not pull down the shades and darken the house. That sets the stage for screams of fear at every thunder clap. Allow nobody to hide his head under a pillow, or go down cellar to hide in a dark closet or go to bed in sheer terror. Hold the children in a group with som good story, some good songs, som pleasant occupation. Give them some thing to think about and they When Sweden arid Russia Came to Rescue of Nobile Here are first authentic photos of ill-fated Nobile expedition just before and immediately after members of the party were saved by Swedish and Russian rescuers.

The top picture of thisgroup of exclusive and copyrighted photos shows GENERAL NOBILE re-freshing himself and his dog at Hmltfpen strait after the rescue. Second photo from top, Lundborg's Fokker plane, upset on the ice floe on its second flight. Third from top, survivors that lived in the famous red tent -on ice floe. Left to right: PROF. BEHOUNEK.

BIAG'l, VIGLIERI and the injured CECIONI. on extreme right. Bottom picture is another view of the red tent. Viglieri is bending over. A photos 1 iLTi will lose their dread of the storm.

It is not wise to keep saying, "Now don't be afraid. It won't hurt you." If you say anything about the storm make it a positiv statement about the beauty and the service of it and ignore the fear, some side. Hold your own thoughts bravely to the task in hand and the children will follow you. If yon happen to have a child. who grows pale at the first sign of a thunder shower be very gen tie.

Keen the child close to you and let iihn feel jour counitte hills and gardens. Nature in action An heroic and childhood is very timid in its presence. The first thing to do is to preserve your own poise. Behave as though thunder storms were nothing unusual. Point out the beauty of the great piles of purple cloud.

Remind the children how much goooVthe rain and the wind does. How refreshing the air will be when the storm passes. Courage begets courage. Prepare for the storm when you see it rising. Have the children help you close the windows and fasten loose shutters and doors.

Take in any furniture that is likely to be spoiled. Rescue the tiny chickens and make all safe within and without the house. Seat yourself comfortably at a distance from the windows and make sure you are not sitting in a draft. Then find some occupation for the children. Singing la a good way to change the thought from fear to security.

A good jolly song will bring happiness to most children. A quiet gii me like checkers or authors or lotto or dominos Is good. It Is not wise to wash dishes or take bnths during thunder storms, but THINGS heu ash THE TRIBUNE 'rv i iwrnaiwiirMirWiflffl inim, A a Deauville Style Parade Three models wearing some of the new original bathing suits in the fashion parade recently held on Deauville Beach, France. The procession was witnessed by millionaires and dressmakers from all parts of the world. Associated Press photo.

BUREAU OF "In the Information Bureau column please give something au thentic on the construction, of a rattlesnake fang. Is it grooved along the back. or le It hollow the entire According to the Department of Zoology, of the University of California, the rattlesnake fang Is hollow the entire length and 1 when observed closely, grooves i may bo seen at the tip end. "Can privately owned airplanes be kept at the Oakland Air port?" iTes. Charges are mude according to the size of the plane.

"Juat what is meant by a 'dark in a presidential election? What presidents have been elected that were 'dark horses'?" A "dark horse" Is a man who it unexpectedly nominated "for an Important office, after it has been found Impossible to choose one of the leading candidates. Usunlly "dark horses" are not wldclv known throughout the and faith and security. Soothe his fear by your attitude rather than your speech. It helps some children to know the scientific facts about the storm. It helps some to watch It as It comes aiid goes.

It helps nil of them to be busy and serene us possible. (Copyright, 1921.) (Mr. Pain wilt give pertonal to inquiries from parents or school teachers on the care and development of children. rita him in care of this paper, enclosing self-addressed stamped envelope for ronlv.) INFORMATION be purchased at nurseries and seed stores should be used on the plants before the caterpillar egg Is hatched. "How did the expression 'Kangaroo' Voting' originate?" It Is a nickname given to the Australian ballot, when it was first Introduced Into the United States.

"What can one mix with wax to make it flexiblefor use in making wax flowers?" A small amount of fine Venice turpentine added to the wax will make it more ductile. "What is the address of the American Chamber of Commerce, in Paris?" The address Is 83 Rue Talt. bout, Paris. "What does Himalaya Abode of snow. "What is pemmlcan that ex plorers use for food?" The food preparation, pemmN can, much used among ex- plorers, consists of lean dried beef, pounded to a powder and.

liberally mixed with boiling, fut. It Is pressed Into cakes until needed. Berries and other fruit are frequently pounded up and mixed with the meat. "If possible please publish la your column the height of the letters of the sign on the top of the Albers Milling Plant?" The height of the letters la 35 feet. "When does Yellowstone Parlt close for the season?" September 80.

"What province In China wad the birthplace of Confucius?" Shantung. i Hand IuustrarJng The Dediapellet VUUU) 10973J J74 J10 A 74 js 108532 Q63 AJS 4 864 9 6 K854 A 10962 AKQ AKQ A72 4 KQ8J Mr. Whitehead's Biding and Play of Hand. country. They arc "respect-able," but often colorless.

Some-; times, however, they prove to be extremely able men, when placed in responsible positions. The first "dark horse" was Jumcs K. l'olk, 1844. Ijatcr presidential "dark 'horses" were Pierce, Oar-field, and Harding. "What can one put on blackberry bushes to kill them? Also, how can one kill caterpillars on i i artichoke plants?" lye can be used to kill black berry vines.

One can of lye will kill about ten It Is too late to kill caterpillars on artl-1 choke plants. Sprays which can 0 SOUND 96 AUCTION BRIDGE Jv Wilbur G. Whitehead THI WOkLO'i CMATtST AUTHOMTY- Child Wins Beauty Contest Here is a recent photograph of "LITTLE NINI," whose per-sonality, good looks and generally wholesome mien won first place for her in a beauty contest which was held for children at Deauville, France. Associated Press i Vs. POv -v si" -VtV1 i 1 4p tf---l LpiiiilBllllpiil THE DESCHAPELLES COUP ILLUSTRATED.

Mr. Whitehead's Commente Declarer counts eight sure tricks in his own hand. The additional trick required for game may be possible in the Diamond suit if he avoids opening it. Declarer plays accordingly, reserving his three Diamonds to the last. At Trick 7, the situation is as follows: A 109 108 Q6J A 1 i K854 1096 A A 72 Q83, At this point West leads the 8 of Hearts to establish the 10, but particularly to note his partner's discard.

East discards the discouf-aging 4 of Diamonds, thus warning his partner not to lead that suit Declarer wins with the Ace of Hearts, and, continuing to avoid the Diamond lead in accordance with his original plan, leads the Queen of Clubs, followed by: a low Club. West here plays the Deschapelles Coup, by throwing the Jack of Clubs on the Queen. By retaining the Jack he could take a trick with it and then win a trick with his 10 of Hearts, but after that he must lead a Diamond in disregard or nis partner warning. Game -was saved by West's Deschapelles Coup. The subject of tomorrow's article will be "The Grand Coup." Today's question to be answered by tomorrow's article is: "How is the Grand Couo accomplished?" Mr.

Whitehead will answer questions Write to him care of this envelope, I Woa bj Sndi Wat i T--WT JOL HY jL J- 7 S.I -L jx j-u sj sr 7 -ft ft Mir tiJ -VY -Z Ct cs- Cf to S-Q Co TxdTrickaWai Jr s.te&'t.&i'rJJ v. A XL A nr 4 iiilall ,.22........ HllirT: .17 THE BIDDING concerning your Bridge problems. enclosing self-addressed, stampeit s4, WA 1.

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