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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1957-02-20, Page 3I I I I I I I I I I 4 I 4 4 4 • :4 4 I I I 4 4 I I y. I 4 4 I I I 4 4.41 PATENTS FETHERSTONHAUGH & Compan y, Patent Attorneys. Established 1890. 600 University Ave„ Toronto, Patents all countries PERSONAL LANDRACE Swine $50,00, Chinchillas from show stock 550.00. Allen Craig, Waweig, N,B. HEARING IMPROVED for many who have used Leonard's Invisible Ear Drums, $10 complete kit, or ask for free information and testi-monials. from many who have been helped. A. O. Leonard Company, Dept, 4, Box 306 Station F., Toronto 5. 51.00 TRIAL offer. Twenty-five deluxe personal requirements. Latest catalogue included. The Medico Agency, Box 22, Terminal ,ftr Toronto Ont. SALESMAN. WANTED WE are looking for a live wire Sales-man to take orders 'for chicks and turkey Toults, We have all popular egg breeds, dual purpose breeds broiler breeds and four popular tur-key breeds. Liberal commission paid. Feed Dealers. Farmers, men calling on Farmers selling any product make sue ce,qsfu) chick salesmen. Send for full details. Box No. 146, 123 Eighteenth St., New Toronto, Ont. SWINE Cinderella in Real Life HOW CAN I ? Q. How can I remove petro- . leum jelly stains? A. About, the only agency to remove these stains successfully Is ether, Witifatit after-.. Oki Outfit, new en the winter iipOrta sante, is of leather= White kid. The ensetna ;tie; designed. in Parii. Prance, tionsiats Of AIM trousers and a ananditinlabie isiket that AO' Eater I "hod. fitted vest: All SePhisticated Europe is talking about the amazing "Dad- dy-Long-Legs" romance of the tragic; orphan of a murder ease who TM suddenly become the richest seventeen-year-old girl in Italy after gaining Cinderella Wealth and. glamour overnight. This time last year, "Cinder- ella" was living in an orphanage for convicts' children, tended by the nuns of a religious sister- hood. Every day she rose at dawn and, worked hard as a lace- maker and, embroiderer, una- ware of her wonderful future, She never went to a movie, left the institution only for group walks, and read only books ap4- proved by the sisters. And among the 150 girls at the or- !Manage only two close compan- ions knew her hideous innermost secret—that she was the daugh- ter of the Monster of Nerola, a mass-murderer undergoing life imprisonment. Her father is indeed as notori- ous in modern Italian police an- nals es Christie or Haigh in our Own. crime records. Cyclists and holidaymakers who asked the way at his lonely cottage in the hills east of Rome disappeared without trace. "Cinderella" was only a little girl of nine when she heard her father angrily quarrelling with a stranger one night. Then si- lence fell and, creeping to the kitchen door, the child saw a man lying dead on the floor, a jagged wound at his throat, She told her mother, who remem- bered other suspicious circum- stances and nailed the police. The father confessed to four murders. That was "Cinderella's" dread background until one day last autumn when the girls at the orphanage were lined up for in- spection and a true-life Daddy- Long-Legs chose her for adop- tion. He was told "Cinderella's" story and it was suggested he should select another girl. "No," he said. "Her story is all the more reason — she deserves a break." "Cinderella" left the orphan- age and was lodged under legal guardianship in one of Rome's most exnenSive districts. Her rough orphanage frocks were re- placed with dresses from Italy's smartest shops. She blossomed into a charming "deb. of the year." Then her benefactor had a heart-attack and died. leaving her a fortune of $1,800,000, Her startling wealth brought no fewer than 3,000 begginc let- ters and no fewer than 350 ar- dent proposals of marriage. She has already riven thou- sands to charity. Her mother. forced to earn a living by taking in washing, is now building a house on the shores of the Medi- terranean, And "Cinderella" eludes the fortune-hunters by declaring, "I shall need flue years to make up my mind." Every morning she goes to church to pray for the soul of her benefactor. Her guardians shroud her movements in secrecy but her good fortune has delighted the public and today she receives the biggest fan-mail in Italy. HAPPY NEW YEAR!—Man, this Mr. 1957 in top hat and tails (okay, diapers) is the jazziest yet. 1 mean he's hip on this Hippy New Year bit. So get with tt, daddio, at least halfway, and play ball with this cool cat in the '57 hat, yeah, yeah. • A TRIAL EVERY SUFFERER OF RHEUMATIC PAINS OR NEURITIS. 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Seven nearest dams average 18603M, 704F. 'Younger bulls •from V, G. darns with similar pedigrees. John Yocum, Toledo, Ont. ynerdire n leo divittorrow? Ott g the j-louse of Seagram sluff' ..„ ites clad in white dinner jackets and evening gowns. Even some boxing writers wore white jack- ets — provided by the promoter, of course — but some matched the dinner jackets with brown shoes. Archie was aghast. "Simply not done," he com- mented. The evening before, Archie, guest of honor at a reception at the plush Royal York, strolled into the banquet room clad in top hat, tails and 'white tie. He was as much at ease as a Duke at the Savoy. "High style goes with fighting and showmanship," explained Archie. The night he met Bobo Olson, Archie wowed the crowd at Yan- kee Stadium by stepping into the ring draped in an eye-catching white and gold robe. It was cus- tom-tailored white flannel, im- ported from England, lined with gold satin, and trimmed with 10- carat gold braid. Designed by Archie, naturally. • Before his light heavyweight tAowns Of The Boxing Ring CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING . .• •••Itr•••••• MEDICAL As far as Archie MeOre is Con- cerned, he had been heavyweight champion of the world ever since Rocky Marciano retired and any- body else is "just a pretender to the throne." Plenty of fans backed UP Archie's Self-confidence., They had a sentimental leaning toward the pudgy-faced, shrewd-looking vet- eran with the bebop goatee and face-splitting smile because they felt it was about time the once- glamorous heavyweight division again had a rollicking ruler with a sense of 'humor. Archie fits in with Maxie Baer, Slapsie,IVIaxie Rosenbloom, Ring Levinsky, Tony Galento, Battling. Siki and other screw- balls of the past, But he has more etalent than they had and 'doesn't go in for their zany activities. Yet he has his own way, and when he's around, whether at Epsom Downs or some musty, dusty, rundown gym, you're sure to know it, The swells at swank Epsom Downs knew it last June, for ex- ample. It was the day after Ar- chie had belted out one Yolande Pompey at London's Harringay Arena in defense of his light- heavy crown. Archie had heard that the Derby was to be run off, se, accompanied b y trainer , Cheerful Norman, a huge six- four, 250.pounder, and sparmate Clint Bacon, he hied himself off to an outfitter's shop in Convent Garden, rented top hat and swal- low-tail morning coat, had his mustache and goatee trimmed, and strolled through the able pavilion. Up went the loYg- nettes and monocles. 4, "A delightful day," cooed - Archie as he sipped his tea re- gally. Not long afterward Archie journeyed to Toronto, where he disposed of James J. Parker, the inept Canadian giant, Archie was pleased as punch to perform be- fore an appreciative crowd which included Canada's leading social-_ title bout with able garold John- son at 'Madison Square Garden, Archie strolled down Droadway to the harden for the weigh-in ceremony wearing a black cow- boy suit trimmed with white, a black sombrero and brightly polished, high, heeled cowboy boots. The wisp of hair, as big as a horsefly, between his lower lip and chin, and his moustache, were carefully eropped, These carefully calculated cos- tumes, his amazing ability to shed weight in a hurry, his extra-, ordary poise and glibness, as well as his master craftsmanship in the ring coznbine to make the ancient gladiator a colorful fig- tire. A natural 185 pounder, the fortyish fighter has shed as much as 30 pounds in less than 50 days fdr light heavyweight title bouts, causing women the world over to ask: How does he do it?" "It's a secret I learned from an aborigine in Australia," says Archie with a grin. "I'm not tell- ing anyone about it. When finally hang up my •gloves in another ten years or so, write a book about it." When Archie trained fOr his important fight with Nino Valdes, the Cuban Giant, at Las Vegas last year, he travelled around with a vacuum bottle in a leather container slung over his shoul- ders. Occasionally, he took a swig from the bottle, making sure sports Miters saw him. The bot- tle contained nothing but beef broth, but when visiting writers hit the camp, they fell for the hokus-pokus and asked Archie what he was drinking. "It's a secret strength builder— a kind of goose juice—that I got from the natives while I was boxing in Argentina;" replied Archie. But despite all the flim-flaw which Archie invents to draw attention to himself and build up gates, he never forgets for a moment to get in tip-teop shape for his fights—and he gets all her can out of his aging body. It wasn't so with handsome Maxie Baer, the "Body" of the ring. The big, curly-haired Cali- fornian never fully exploited his potential, though he did win the heavyweight championship from Primo Camera. Maxie was strictly a clown—a fun loving character who hated to train. Maxie loved practical jokes and he loved the dolls almost as much as himself. Even when he was training for his big moment—his crack at Camera and the heavyweight crown— Maxie couldn't change—It was at Asbury Park, N.J., in 1934, when Maxie almost drove his handlers mad. He was involved in several romances, and he did everything but cut a leg off to get out of training. He even,faked a sprain- ed wrist. T E OYAL BANK OF .CANADA Condensed Annual. Statement • 30th November, 1956 , ASSETS Cash on hand and due from banks (including items in transit) Government of Canada and provincial government securities, not exceeding market value Other securities, not exceeding market value . • II Call loans, fully secured . . $ 585,749,787 If You're TIRED ALL THE TIME Everybody gets a bit run-down now and then, tired-out, heavy-headed, and Maybe bothered by backaches. Perhaps nothing seriously wrong, just a temporary toxic condition caused by excess, acids and wastes. That's the time to take Dodd's Kidney Pills. Dodd's stimulate the kidneys, and so help restore their normal action of removing excess acids and wastes. Then you feel better, sleep better, work better. Get Dodd's Kidney Pills now. Look for the blue box with the red band, at all druggists. You can depend on Dodd's. 52 715,005,767 492,218,188 165,289,376 Total quick assets . . . . . . . $1,958,2,63,058 '1,295,093,026 186,200,416 30,690,073 93,174,380, 7,877,367 $3,571,298,320 LIABILITIES Deposits • 11, • • ......... • • • • • • • Acceptances, guarantees and letters of credit a . . Other liabilities . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . Total liabilities to the public . . . 'Other loans and discounts . . . . .. . .. 4 Mortgages and hypothecs insured under N.H.A (1954) Bank premises . . ... .. . . . . ..... Liabilities of customers under acceptances, guarantees and letters of credit Other assets • • • • • 4••••••i• .... tit* $3,278,375,433 93,174,380 13,046,872 $3,384,596,687 50,298,893 135,737,122 665,618 $3,571,298,320 Capital paid up •••-•••••••Imi•I ••• Rest Account . • . • . i. 6 • • • • r . Undivided profits . . . o • '• a • • • • • • • STATEMENT OF UNDIVIDED PROFITS' Profits foe the year ended 30th November, 1956, after pro• 4vigiod for depredation and "income taxes and after malttn trans erg to Inner reserves out of which full proiriStOti has been Made" for diniinutletti iti value of investments and loads - - $12,467,268 Dividends at the, rite of $1,80 perShare $8,299,783' 'Lida distribution at the rate of 2 per 1,26tlntin 9,559,783 $ *07,485 3,000,000 918,133 $ 6,825,618 6,160,060 Tranaferred from inner reserves after provision for oliticome takes exigible , • • . • r 4 6 6 • 4 4 a balance of undivided profits', 30dt November, 1:95$ • • -1 tranSterkektio keit Adeolthe • i # r $ Balance. of undivided proAti, 30th.November, 1936 ti, $ 665,618 ''Total pit•iisiti n tit' itiebnie tidies $13,410,000 diairniirt and Oiesitient denend Manager 17h • •,1•rti,r-rt-,..- •