SEQUEL TO THE "GREAT COON HUNT" Molly and Wheeler, Buck and Ben; All got traded and swapped again. Wh-eeler to Jim Holden and Molly to "Bear”, For the dogs wouldn’t tree, but would run a hare. Now, Charlie’s got Buck, and Babe, old Drum; And rabbit’s the tune they’re starting to hum. Coons will never be caught by these men’s dogs Because these dogs can’t smell on wet, slick logs. Clayton and Norton said, "There just ain’t any coon!” Now, I suppose, "There’s no rabbits!” will be their tune! NEW IDEAS UNIQUE AUTOMATIC WRIST WATCH fully winds itself while it is being worn and keeps running for 46 hours after it is taken off. A free- swinging rotor starts winding the watch when it is put on the wrist and builds up the extra re serve running power in a few hours. SHUTS OUT MOTHS—For storing out-of season clothing in small apartments and homes, a new air-, dust-, and moth-tight wardrobe is now available. The entire container consists of just 2 pieces, and can be set up in only 2 minutes. VERSATILE GOLF CLUB—Another new ad justable golf club is set to various pitches by a dial on the clubhead. The manufacturer says the new club is compact, well balanced, and easy to adjust. WATER RAZOR—Soaps, creams, or electricity are not necessary shaving equipment, says the manufacturer. The Fonta water razor fills with water as a fountain pen does with ink and sup plies constant water lubrication to soften and raise beard. It uses standard types of slotted wafer blades. CAN OPENER FOR TIRES—Operated like a can opener, a new lever tool mounts or dismounts auto tires. The handle of the tool is pushed up and down around the rim of the wheel to take the tire off, or put it on again. CAN-O-MAT—Shipments are now under way for a new "Can-O-Mat” wall-type can opener. The unit features ^ single action handle that pierces and opens cans, automatically. PAINT FOR CONCRETE FLOOR—"Oncrete for Concrete,” according to the manufacturer, has high adhesion performance on concrete, brick, and other porous masonry surfaces—inside and out side; because it is almost 100% free of driers and oils. This gives it a strong resistance to the alkali and moisture in concrete, which cause porch and deck enamels to break down. RAINBOW PENCIL—An automatic pencil which can write in any of 6 colors—black, green, orange, blue, yellow, and red, is the "66”, recently marketed. The young gentleman at right is David Wil liam Fowler, 4 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Fowler of Mills River. David’s father is employed in the Elec tro-Chemical plant. Shown above is Lana Marie Kaxter, two months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Raxter of Rosman. Lana’s father is employed in the Electro- Chemical plant. THE SCOUT BADGE A Tenderfoot wears the trefoil, a Second Class the scroll, a First Class the complete Badge. The trefoil represents the three parts of the Oath; The stars stand for truth and knowledge; the eagle is our national emblem; and the knot on the scroll reminds them of an obligation to do a Good Turn Daily. More than 6,600 experienced Scout campers from 35 states enjoyed rugged wilderness camping in 1951 at the Philmont Scout Ranch in New Mexico. Maintained by the National Council, Boy Scouts of America, it comprises 127,000 acres and is the largest Scout Camp in the world. There are now 80,298 Units of Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts and Explorers in the Boy Scouts of Amer ica. 27

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