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ZS'o fewer than 20,000 of the 33,699 inventions submitted to the British Patent Office last year were refused on grounds of impracticability. Truly genius has its eccentric moments. A "gadget" for capturing motor bandits was an clectricaDv-operated harpoon that could be concealed in lamp-posts, so that when a stolen car was tearing ciown upon him a policeman had only to touch a switch to send the harpoon whizzins into its tyres. Then there was a "crook-catching" window pane designed, upon being broken, to create an absolute vacuum, which summarily and irresistibly drags the luckless cracksman into the room and lays him prostrate on the carpet until someone opens the door. Then, presumably, it falls to the newcomer to pounce upon the intruder before he recovers.