i A Greenstreet News Co. Publication Page All My Typewriter Talks lets on the shelf which came as free gifts with every eight gallons of gasoline 1 purchased. One day when washing them I tried an experiment. After washing the glass clean, 1 rubbed the edge of it with a soapy thumb and a note of high frequency almost bell-like . in tone came from it. The same thing happens if the tumbler is dry and I moisten a finger with vinegar and rub the edge--it vib- rales almost like a violin string. - Two or three different tones come from the few such glasses we have; my finger prints must have music in them! Catherine came home with a new dish the other day. It was called a ‘‘shape-bake’ pan. When I saw it was cast alumi- num like the kettle and cover my niece gave us, I held this queer-shaped baking pan or She sometimes asks the ladies mold and tapped around the how long it takes them to attend edge. The tone that issued wasa a Conference meeting of real sounding shape. Tap that women. She tells them that with a wooden spoon and wave African women sometimes it around, and one gets weird travel for hours and days in the music! The pan is shaped like back of a truck with side stakes an angel food cake tin, with the on it. The women get to singing, center column hollow, not re- the most natural thing for Afri- movable like an angel cake pan canstodo. For rhythm they will center. But the shape of the pan beat against the stakes with any would make pretty molds of kind of stick handy, but they do jelly or pudding. I'm going to it in rhythm with the music of a try it with some bread dough! It hymn they will be singing. should make a nice round loaf “With rings on her fingers which would be sliced toward and bells on her toes. the center. No end crust to eat She shall have music where- hot! ever she goes!” But when the pan is empty and clean there will be music again! One time (there have been more than one time!) when I was laking apart an old piano I was interested to note what music there is wrapped up in a piece of the hard maple wood back, especially in the round lifting handle at the back. Or parts of the hard maple frame. Even the hard maple roller of a lawn mower has xylophone possibilities. When Catherine has a date to put on an African program, I generally go along to help with the loading and unloading. Also by Rev. Charles H. Gilbert I usually gel a good geography > lesson from it. for she hangs up a bed-sheet size map of the con- tinent of Africa and marks on it to identify the former Belgian Congo, now the Republic of Zaiire. One has to have some reason and occasion to know the geography of a distant land. People have sometimes asked us if Dorothy is anywhere near Vietnam. Then again Catherine has lots of fun describing African arti- facts and especially the musical instruments. She often asks help from the audience for that, for anyone can beat out a rhyth- m on most anything, such as one stick against another, or a screen-door spring put in ten- sion on a frame and rubbed back and forth with any kind of stick. Zoom! Several years ago one of the nieces gave us for Christmas a Hi plum pudding pul up in a white © earthenware bowl, perhaps I : should say a china bowl but I think china would not be the correct designation of the material. What did fascinate me (I liked the pudding, too) but what stands out in my memory was, and still is, the tone of the bowl! There were two of them once. for she gave us such a gift two Christmases. but one bowl gol broken. That is probably why I handle this one white bowl with care. on account of the music of its tone whenever it touches a neighboring dish. When washing dishes I like to tap this bowl gently to hear its ability to give one tone of beau- ty. Otherwise it is just a plain white bowl. I have never seen another bowl like it in the stores. We have some stainless steel saucepans with covers. A tap on any of them vibrates attractive- ly. Sometime ago my niece in Binghamton gave Catherine some cast aluminum utensils that rang cheerfully on a tap. There is a kettle that does of beautiful roasts. It has a ring to | it, but it is the cover that always I invites me (o tap it with. for in- stance. a wooden spoon. and wave it and its sound vibrations gently inthe air, like a bell swinging Wa steeple. Sometimes I have had oc- casion in my amateur plumbing adjustments to hang up a section of brass tubing on a cord and strike it with a suitable if hammer to hear it ring! Our stainless steel coffee percolater likes to make a transient note or two of music when being filled with water when the stream hits one side or the other. Now it happens we are using a glass coffee maker which has no music at all. Oh well, I can’t ex- pect to have every utensil I touch sing me a song! 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