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The "Telegraph" Brains Test
1. On
Anawers on Page Three
what subject did these
authors wrlto:--
(a) Mrs. Becton
(d) Linnocus
(b) Izaak Walton (e) Blackstone
fe) "Nimrod,"
(1) Jane
2. Linen is nside from--
Jute
Hemp
Flax Colton
3. A leading question is:---
The first put to a witness One asked by the judge
One that can only be answered yes
or 10
One that suggests the answer 1/01 want
4. Wos Czecho-Slovaklu b the Balkans:-
Yes
No
5. Is it true that!--
(a) The wife of a marquis is called |
a marquesa
(b) A wolverine is a femalć wolf (c) Charles James Fox wrote the "Book of Martyrs"
(d) Oliver Cromwell dissolved the monasteries
(e) George Moore composed "Come Back to Erin"
(f) There are great shipbuilding | works at Newcastle-under-Lyme.
9. In what musical comedy did they nlng:-
lujah"
(a) "Tea for (d) "Halle-
Two" (b) "Lambeth (e) "If you were Walk" the only girl in (c) "You're the the world"
Top" (1) "Jack's the Boy!"
7. How many lions are there In | the first quarter of the Royal Stan- dard?
8. Which of these are
negroes:-
or were
(d) "Into the jaws of death, into the mouth of hell..
(c) "There was a sound of revelry by night.
al a
(f) "There is some corner foreign field.....
13. Hitler's Foreign Minister 1st-
Goerlig
Schacht
Goebbels
Blomberg
Neurath Ribbentrop
14. Which of these animals live!
in Britoin:-
Wild cata
Martens
Opossums
Chipmunka Weasels
15. Were any of these President
of the French Republic:-
Dreyfus
Clemenceaul
Poincare
Dounergue Doumer
A Lay Sermon
"HAVE faith in God," said
Jesus to Peler when the int- ter saw the fig tree withered and recalled how the Master had cursed it. Peter, maybe, Was puzzled: no matter, he was told, in effect, that God's word was Jaw; he was to have faith in God.
But faith, as explained by St. James, is an incomplete thing. "Works' are
needed to makeThe Friends of It perfect:
must, in other words. be pul inio practice.
God
JAMES 1, 23
Only thus can we enter into the fullness of the spiritual experi-
ence, for only thus shall we prove for ourselves that the life of faith Is the life of friendship.
It has been said of Abraham that his life yas "rooted in fel- lowship with the unseen"; that he was always Hatening and leaning, listening for God's volce in his conselence and obeying it in ab- solute trust. So he was called the Friend of God. The same won- derful status is offered to all whose faith is made perfect in action. It is when directed to this objective that prayer is commun- lon "as friend with friend.", "Yo are My friends," the Saviour sold. "if ye do whatsoever I command you."
PUZZLE CORNER
Cryptogram
Here's one that's almost as easy as the "ABC" that forms
10. Who is the auther or reputed one of the coded words. Author of
(a) Genesla
(b) Acts of the Apostles
(c) Book of Common Prayer
(d) Imitation of Christ
(c) The City of God
(1) Epistle to the Hebrews
17. Can you see a copy of the:-
(a) British Constitution
(b) American Constitution
(c) Code Napolcon
(8) Common Law of England
10. In what part of the world
would you And:~
(a) Geordier
(b) Romanies
(c) Moonies
10.
(d) Cockneys
(c) Yankees
(f) Tykes
A Tycoon is a Wind in the China seas Hungarian cavalry soldier South American cloak Ancient ruler of Japan Nigger minstrel
Infant silkworn
Duke Ellington
George
Philip Sound
Coleridge-
Gershwin Larry Gains
20.
Taylor Jess Willard
0. In which province of Canada
are:-
(a) Montreal
(b) Ottawa
(c) Toronto
(a) "Midsum-
(d) Vancouver
(e) Winnipeg
(1) Calpary
10. Where Is the scene kiid in:-
mer Night's
Dream"
(b) "Romeo
and Juliet"
(c) "Othello"
(d) "As You
Like It"
(e) "Hamlet"
(1) "King Lear"
11. Which of these carries a
· sword-The King of:---
Hearts
Clubs
12. Complete:--
Diamonds Spades
(a) Tis better to have loved and lost..
(b) "Hope springs eternal in the hurian breast
(c) "The moving finger writes...
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In what country did (a) Rip Van Winkle fall asleep (b) The Pied Piper perform
(e) The Babes in the Wood meet
their death
(d) St. George kill the dragon (e) Tristan 1000 Isolde
(f) William Tell shoot the apple of his son's head
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checker boards.
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Letter Changing
The baseball season suggests a change from HITS to RUNS by way of BATS. In other words, try changing HITS to BATS and BATS to RUNS-5 moves altogether.
Find the Number
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CHESS PROBLEMS
Black
Nos. 112-113
Problem No. 112
2 804
3 Pieces
SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1939,
HUMOUR OF THE SCOTS
THE pawky wit, and rich if some- "No," said the Aberdeen lady times unconscious humour that "tween oursells, we'll maybe bo characterise the Scottish anecdotes of some better."
BRIDGE
SOLUTIONS
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Here is the solution to last week's
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Dean Ramsay and Sir Archibald It seems natural to think that the Geikle, are found in the following lady might have been n relation of staries, which deal with the Scotland certain John Ralston, whose integrity problem. and Scottish folk of Ramsay's day. was his constant bonst, perhaps be South leads the diamond trump
The sturdy
for which cause he doubted that if he did not which West wins, North discarding Independence for our grandparents were noted did not call attention to it might escape heart 10. West leads Jack of spades seem to
treating even
even the notice of the ordinary observer, which North wing with nce and East preclude their bankruptcy in their dryly humorous The estimation in which he was held scards, a small club. North leade There is the story of the Pals- sumelently appears from the remark the small heart and, with a finesse way. ley merchant who
who called a
a meeting of
ting of made by one of his fellow-townsmen if necessary South wins two tricks in creditors. They inquired as to to another as he was seen approach- the suit, West has to make two dis- the probable dividend, and found it ing:-"Here comer John Hulston, de-cards, the first is easy enough as lie might
Ave shillings in the pound. cent man, sweatin' wi' honesty." At the next meeting they found reason to think that it was to be 7. 04.
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It rose to 10s; to 15s; to 17 6d. Then Trade is another subject that has en its humour, and in this connection ofte of the creditors said, "Mr. S. Paisley comes again into the plcture.
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no think we might juist get which the bankrupt gentlemen, DS answered, aure's death, if I ale ye the tither half-crown I'll julst hac to gle you't oot of my ain pooch."
It is told of another worthy of the same town that, Anding himself in the same predicament, and being asked by his creditors what he thought his estate would probably pay, answered with the question. "What's the common thing 'ce noo?"
Then there is the story of the good Indy of Aberdeen who was visited by some friends from the country, The usual hospitalities over, the con- versation turned to money matters. "Ye'll maybe no hae heard," said the lady. "We are broken alŋ' ye saw us nfore." "Eh, dear me," said her houp sympathising visitor, "but ye'll not be mickle the waur o't."
It was a Paisley merchant who made Q considerable fortune by trading with America.
An
spades.
can safely throw his small spade, but the second mesus elther throwing the master spade, or sacrificing his club guard. throws spede nine and sying three If his second discard is a club North clubs; if West throws the len of spades Narth. throws club eight, and acquaintance one day remarked wins two clubs and also with nine of to him, "Mr. Pinkerion, I hear yo This problem was found moderately hae been sendin' goods to Americo, easy. The majority of those who It's unco for awa'. Whaur think ye failed overlooked the importance of it fa?" I sinna ken, man," said the North throwing the ten of hearts on enterprising merchant. "I reckon it's the opening lead of tramps. Solutions a big toon about the back o' Ireland," from T. P. "D. W." N. C., Mrs.
Tho some gentleman made a ven- } 1. C. D.; T. S.; J. F.
Roods to New South Wales the name of Australia had not then found a place in the atlas-and his high, and the next story concerns a friend said to him, "Are ye no feared worthy Magistrate who, sitting in to send got your shawls to Now judgment on case in which one of South
Wales?
there's naebody the lawyers engaged rande frequent decisive, knowledge which he must have had circumstances, exclaimed, "What for, then, do ye no' bring the defunct into the Court, and let us get his evidence?"
ture of
there but kan To which the references to "the defunct" and the
answer was prompt and "And isna kangaroo's ailler is guld or as anither man's?"
The standard of education of those who "eat on the Bench" in the early years of last century was not very
News About
THE Great Organ at Alex- and so the mountain has had
andra Palace has had its pitch lowered. The matter is primarily of technical inter- cst.
But it has a wider im- portance also because now the organ will be of the same pitch as that of an orchestra.
Without attempting to mas- ter the intricacies of the vari- ous pitches in use in different parts of the world it will be realised that organ and or chestra can only be used in conjunction if they can settle
their differences and agree at least to try and play in tune with each other.
Our orchestras use one pitch, the Alexandra Palace organ has so far used another, The orchestras can't change
to come to Mahomet. This presumably successful at- tempt at appeasement will be inaugurated to-day, when a Handel Festival concert of what promises to be gigantic proportions (1,000 voices and an orchestra of 200) will be conducted by Sir Henry Wood.
Some of London's musical organisations arranged special concerts in order to show their paces under the auspices of the London Music Festival. One of these was held recently when Malcolm Sargent con- ducted a concert for children similar to those usually held in the Central Hall, West- minster.
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It was a musical knights' entertainment, with Sir Ro- bert Mayer sponsoring the concert, Sir Henry Wood ns. tho arranger of Purcell's "Trumpet Voluntary," and Sir Hamilton Harty perform. ing the same service for Han- del's "Water Music."
The "Ayres and Ale" con- cert at Prince's Galleries, Pic. cadilly, was amusing as well as instructive. A French Canadian popular song, "Vive les Matelots," and an Italian shanty entitled "Lampabbo Lampa" were in the program- me, with the "Kentish Yeo- man's Wooing Song" (1606), an American shanty. "Can't You Dance the Polka," and a good deal more.
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