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hunt would be 100 or so skilled
woodsmen or hunters who know
their way about in the wilds, especi-
ally those in the area who really know
the country,” Hull explained.

In the meantime, uniformed
Scouters will be called in and utilized
in every way to assist in the search—
such as helping in making up maps
for search groups, mountain climb-
ing, helping with screening and
handling the valuable role of traffic
control.

“We are pledged to help out in

any service to the public. We are at
your beck and call,” King told the
group.

In future Rangers will be identified
as the “masters of the search” with a
luminous big “R” on the side of their
wide-brimmed hats.

King hoped that the local effort of
the Scouts would mushroom so that
R.C.M.P. on the mainland and in
other provinces in Canada would
utilize a ready-made help — the
Scouters—in a search scheme involy-
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NEW WAYS OF CRIME

Nener Means of Sohing Them

SHERLOCK HOLMES with a
divining rod is Jules Calte, France’s
40-year-old “radarman” (says a B.U.P.
message from Paris). He claims it is
a simple matter for him to find
murderers, missing bodies and stolen
jewels—he does it with a divining
rod, a pendulum and a map.

Already he has helped the French
Police to find the body of a watchman
at a coffin factory after a vain official
search for two months. M. Calt’s sys-
tem is based on the theory that
“every person emits a special wave as
‘ndividual as his finger-prints. This
ray is absorbed by all objects in con-
tact with him.

“In the case of the missing watch-
man police brought me only the
stocking of the watchman (he re-
called). I attuned myself to his iden-
tity rays, and the rest was easy.

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“First I held my divining rod at
arm’s length and turned it slowly in
all directions. When the rod jerked
and I felt the rays coming through,
I used a compass to determine the
exact direction. I marked a line in
the direction across a map of France
and then swung a pendulum over
the line until I felt the rays again.
Then I marked the spot on the map.

“By using maps of smaller and
smaller areas I can determine within
nine miles where any corpse is. . .

When I am on a world search I
Start with a globe.”

M. Calte said he once helped the
police find a murderer by absorbing
the rays of the death bullet which
the killer had handled before he
loaded the eun. * *&

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