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NEW J — By Science Service | ually the birds come closer ani EW YORE, Sept. 1140. PJ, WASHINGTON, Sept. 17.—Neck-|closer together,” Mr. Davis reports, | Basil - O'Connor, president of the

ing, in a quite literal sense, plays| ‘and finally they entwine rte. ational Foundation for Infantile a prominent part in the courtship |16Cks. : | Paralysis, announced yesterday that of a pair of flightless tropical corm- During this stage, which may last {the 1946 “march of dimes” raised a ry. for a couple of revolutions of the| orants at the national ‘zoological {total of $15982,15066 for the foun-

spinning performance, their cries] park here. The birds actually- wrap | become milder, datien’s polio program. their necks around each other.

Serious Business Mr. O'Connor said that $8,184.Assistant head keeper Malcolm

The pair sometimes circle about 20280 of the total will be used in| (minutes, then part, swimming sepa- | 8ency epidemic activities of the rately for a short while, only to! foundation. The balance goes to join again with louder and appar- ilocal chapters to finance their work ently more excited cries.” [in the care and treatment of pa-

chelling on the romantic antics of the pair. It usually starts while the female is taking a nap.

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By Science Service PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 17. — Full flavor Af the apple is cap= tured dnd "held, in ‘a new method for making apple essence worked out by Howard P, Milleville and Roderick K. Eskew of the eastern regional research laboratory of fhe U. 8S. department of agriculture here. This overcomes the greatest objection to concentrated apple juice produced by present meth ods: That it has lost the greater part of the .aroma of real apples. The method is very simple. In« stead of “just boiling down the apple juice, the two chemists distill the first tenth of it, which carries all the aroma hitherto lost. This constitutes the apple essence. The rest of the juice is concentrated in the usual way, for convenience in storage and economy in transportation. When preparing for use, it is only necessary to add water to bring the concentrate back to its original volumé, then enough of the essence to restore the full flavor, Apple essence can, of course, be used for flavoring other foods and drinks, such as ices and sherbets, fruit jellies and lemon ade.

Davies has been doing a little Win- |1l the pond for as much as two the research, education and emer-|

The male comes up, starts stamp= ing around her, at the same time uttering the typical harsh, croaking 1 1 call of the species. That usually | All of which may look very funny |

suffices to wake her up. . {to a bystander, but the birds take! ‘Necking Begins lit seriously. And if they weren't The birds then go. swimming on {so much engrossed with each other, the pond in their enclosure. They [they might have opinions of their spin round and round in a small own about the hand-holding coupcircle, facing each other. If there|les who are watching them over is a stick floating nearby, one of | the low fence. You can't tell what them will pick it up and hold it in | | 100ks quaint {0 a cormorant. its beak, keeping right on spinning.

Then they do it all over again|tients. and all the time, says Mr. Davis, their breasts are throbbing rapidly.

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