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more than 40 tons, the monster
fed only upon the tender leaves
and foliage of tree tops.
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Woods From Five
Continents Used
In Bank Murals
LOUISVILLE, Ky.—Four murals,
perhaps the most tmusuid in the
United States, will adorn the walls
Of a Louisville bank this winter.
The murals, each six feet long
and four feet high, are fashioned
from hundreds of tiny pieces of
wood and present typical scenes of
the life of Kentucky—a steamboat,
coal mine, sorghum mill and a to
bacco auction.
I No stains or paints are used—
fust the natural tints of some 50 dif
ferent pieces of wood from five con
tinents.
One has only to watch Fritz Bade,
their creator, at work, to realize
that here is no stuntman, like the
fellow who builds a model of the
Eiffel tower from 11,000 toothpicks.
Although Bade has been an artist
in oil, pencil, etching and wood all
his life, he pursues art as an avoca
tion. He has been a manufacturer
and salesman for years.
For several years, Merle Robert
son, president of the Liberty Nation
al Bank & Trust Co., has been giv
ing an original Bade etching each
Christmas to some of the bank’s
larger depositors. After seeing some
of the artist's inlaid wood pictures,
Robertson decided a set of Bade
murals would lend distinction to the
bank’s proposed new building.
There is color, depth, perspective
and expression in these glorified jig
saw puzzles. Blistered poplar has
just the right blotches of light and
dark to make a “buttermilk sky’’
over the steamboat. Timber on the
boat, standing out white against the
cloudy sky and the muddy water,
ere cut from holly. The shadowy
deck is Brazilian rosewood and a
tiny awning on the afterdeck is tulip
wood with lemon and orange colored
stripes. Black and white striped
zebra wood from Africa makes a
sweater for one of the deckhands.
“Grain for anatomy, color for ef
fect,’* is Bade’s rule.
*T uever use a straight grained
depict a rounded surface of
he explains. The grain
ust conform to the shape to be
portrayed.
Bade says he never has counted,
but he estimates there are from 750
to 1,250 pieces of wood in a picture,
perhaps as high as 1,500 in some. It
takes him 200 to 300 hours to make
one picture.
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LOS ANGELES, Calit — Loa
Busche, 26, has opened a beauty
shop for animals. She has opened
the animal laundry which she be
lieves is the first of its type in the
country
She guarantees to get the cus
tomers clean by this routine:
(1) Dunk it in suds and scrub
(unless it’s a bird, in which case
she dry cleans it), (2) manicure
and buff nails or .horns, and (3)
administer a thorough brushing.
Her most exciting “laundry”?
The Java monkey which nipped
her finger and the 16-year-old
Indian leopard—which behaved
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HERE FOR YOUR ANNUAL
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3. On January 1, 1863, Abraham
Lincoln ordered all slaves freed.
4. A coal miner; a navy coal
The Questions
1. Give the plural of'ox.
2. What are the EvergladesT
3. What was the Emancipation
Proclamation?
4. What is a collier?
5. “The Hub of the Universe”
is the nickname for what city?
The Answers
1. Oxen.
2. Great swamp of Florida.
Paint or Embroider
supply ship.
5. Boston.
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