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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1957-09-11, Page 3A NEW CAR—The long awaited EdSel, newest car In the Ford line, made its debut recently at a series of press conferenies across thee country, Aimed at the "medium price' market, the Edsel will have 18 models In four series—.Ranger, Pacer, Cor- sair and Citation, At right is the driver's eye view of the instrument panel and "Tele- touch" push button transmission, controls located on the steer- ing wheel hub, The speed- ometer is drum type. Heater, defroster and ventilator are operated by a single control, right, centre. Front and rear styling are shown in photo be- low of 9 Citation two-door hardtop and a Citation convert- ible, The car has a vertical grille and concave sculptured sides. Horizontal taillights blend into the flight deck luggage compartment to provide a solid bar of illumination, Each bar has two segments. Turn indi- cators and brake warning lights are in outer segments. 'nerefegMgereselns-evele' s ; • le eslerAse eeiteeeet4teeee, es„ Loss_ Of Memory Causes Odd`Results Twice in one day recently people hit the headlines through loss .of memory. A Somerset girl picking primroses in a glade lost a day out of her life and came back to find herself in a country road—wearing different clothes. A trade union secretary found himself in Geneva—reliving a trip he had made four years previously! They are just two of the 10,000 tion of agents is doubly difficult because West Germans may tra- vel freely into East Germany. Any mail between the two zones is officially uncensored. Refuting charges of laxity, Bonn authorities point out that more than 6,000 arrests were made last year for treason or acts endangering the state. The statistics were alsoe a measure of the peril to free Germany. — From' Newsweek. 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Offering for immediate de- livery, weanlings, four month old sows and boars, guaranteed in pig sows and serviceable boars, Catalogue. TONRA STOCK FARM R.R. 3, Holland Centre, Ontario WANTED The sermon went on and on. At last the vicar paused and asked, "What more, my friends, can I say?" From the back of the church came a voice: "Amen." STARTS YOUNG-W A YOUNdA tietegttfiy pail of the education 'Of any New' Yorker is -familiarization with the city's sulOwdy.'this little lad shows that made of stern 'stuff cis he resolutely -clings to an orris pole in back Trani Coney Isliit d, Grosswardin, had a strange and disturbing skeane. He wrote It devvn and sent for his servants to tell them of it, while still In iris bedroom. "I dreamed," he told them, "that I had a letter with a thick black border bearing the arms of the Archduke of Austria- Hungary, formerly, as you all, know, my "When I opened the letter it revealed a picture, I saw a street with an alley off, Seated in a motor-car were the Arch- duke and Archduchess. An of- ficer sat opposite tern, and a chauffeur was driving the ear. "Suddenly two yqung men (belled forward and fired several. freer sat opposite them, and a duchess were shot. A crowd surg-ed forward in great conftle sion, "Then the picture faded and only the writing of the letter was visible to me. I then read this: `Your Eminence, dear Dr. Lanyi, my wife and I have been vic- tims of a political crime at Sara- jevo, We commend ourselves to your prayers, Sarajevo, June 28th, 4 a,m." Later came the news of the fateful double murder which started the first world war, One night there came a fright- ening dream to. Dr. von Gudden, who was the medical attendant of the mad king of Bavaria, Lud- wig II. The doctor dreamed that he was in a boat on the Bergersee lake with another man, when the other attacked him and both fell into the water and were drowned. A few weeks later, the mad king suggested to Dr. von Gud- den that they went for a row on the lake. The doctor had evi- dently forgotten his prophetic dream. For ,a time the king rowed the boat quite sanely. Then, sudden- ly, he attacked the doctor. There was a fierce struggle and both were flung into the water and drowned. Sometimes quite a trivial mat- ter is revealed in a dream. For instance, the great Ger- man philosopher, Schopenhauer, spilt a lot of ink all over the floor of his study. When he rang for the maid, she came and said: "Well, isn't that strange! I dreamed this last night." "NonsenselP exclaimed the philosopher. "How could you dream what had yet to take place?" "Oh, but I did," persisted the girl. "And what is more I told cook and the manservant." When Schopenhauer had cross- examined these witnesses to the girl's dream of the future, he was convinced of its truth. This is what he wrote about it: "This story, whose truth I guar- antee, puts the ,reality of such dreams beyond question. There- fore all that happens is fated. Mr. J. W. Dunne, following a dream 'in which he foresaw in detail that terrible disaster when `the Flying Scotsman jumped the tracks north of the Firth of Forh bredge with great loss of life, studied the subject scien- tifically. Hie method was simple. He be- gan to keep a dream diary. By reading back he found that he frequently had dreams of the future. He asserted that, if anybody cares to take the trouble to keep a dream diary, they will find, as he did, that this power of dream- ing into the future is not limited to a small number of people, but is the undiscovered faculty of us all. SLEEP TO-NIGHT AND RELIEVE NERVOUSNESS alum, TO-MORROW! YOU CAN SEDICIN tablets taken according to directions Is a safe way to induce sleep or quiet the nerves when tense. $1.0044.95 SEDICIN Owe axes Oifyl Youtaltfoo., Wyou feel 'ktjt!:VCMMee.eee Can We See The Future ? The death-cell silence was broken by the condemned -man's groans. "What's wtung?" inquir- ed his jailer, holding up a flick- ering candle. John. Lee, called the. Babba- combe Monster, and due to hang next morning, stirred on his nar- row prison cot. "I had a strange dream," he muttered. "I was pinioned, blind- folded, and with the rope round my neck on the drop. And when the hangman drew the bolt it wouldn't work." "Nonsense!' declared the jail- er. "It always works." But he was wrong. For just as in the dream, the drop failed to work. They took the condemned man back- to the cell and worked on the mechanism. They tried again, and once more it stuck. There are thousands of cases of dreams such as John Lee's which revealed future events to the dreamer. ' And there have been many• attempts to explain this astounding faculty of seeing into the future. One day Charles Dickens, the great novelist, came down to breakfast and said: "I had a very curious dream. I dreamed that a lady in a red shawl called on me and said: am Miss Napier.' I don't know any lady of that name. Yet the dream was most 'vivid." The following day two ladies celled on. Dickens. One wore a , red shawl. She introduced her- self as Miss Napier. She was an admirer of the novelist, but un- known to him. Lady Hester Stanhope was one of the most remarkable women of the nineteenth century. She suddenly turned her back on the glittering London society which had been her life and set' out for the East. She settled among the - Druse people of Mount Lebanon and adopted their way of life. When they came to be- lieve she had the power of divination they made her their Uncrowned queen: Had she this strange power? It wpuld seem go. For one day, before she left London for her strange new way of life, Lady Hester was enter- taining in her Mayfair mansion a number of guests, among them a Mr. Wolff. She turned to Mr. Wolff and, said: "You mentioned at lunch time that you were going to 'Aleppo and Antioch shortly?" He agreed. "That is my plan." "Well, don't go," advised his hostess. "Both those towns will shortly be destroyed by art earthquake." Mr. Wolff did not take her warning seriously, and went to Aleppo., One day he wag dining there with de tessept, the famousengiiieet Wyk! built the Suez Calla], and a Mr, Betkete "We are in petil here;" he tee Merited, half-jokingly, remem- bering Lady Hester's warning. "The town is about to be de- strayed by a fearful earthquake." They all laughed et this and thought no more of it. But a few days later both Aleppo and Antioch Were, in fade destroyed, Joseph de Lanyi, bishop of CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Plague Of Spies,, Probably nq city in EurOen shelters mere spies and counter- spies than Bonn, the vest-pocket capital Of. West Germany. Agents of some 80 secret services from bath sides of the Iron Curtain — are believed to be tailing each other through the mist-shrouded streets and eavesdropping 0 n diplemetic cocktail parties, Enough, cloak- and-dagger plots have been turned up for a drawerful of Eric Ambler thrillers. Recent contributions: The respectable Hotel Hammes, which caters to diploe matic guests, was found to be a heavily wired listening post fee Soviet agents. The Reds, it turn- ed out, and been picking up all conversations on matchbook-size microphones beneath the floqr e' boards, recording them in the attic, and having the matronly, 58-year-old manageress ship Chem to East Berlin in food tins. The Military Screening Ser- vice disclosed that a clerk in a West German Air Force office had been selling copies of all Interesting orders (and' some routine documents which he stamped secret to boost their value) to East German security police. A waiter in the Federal Par- liament building confessed he had peddled documents arid let- ters lifted from brief cases and coat pockets of Parliament mem- bers to Communist East German agents in exchange for a red Porsche s p or t s car. He had agree to plant a time bomb in. Parliament's main chamber. Earlier, a Foreign Office offl- 'eial had been caught selling pass- ports to Red agents from East Europe. A former telephone operator in the West German Embassy in Moscow was accused of hawking reports of hush-hush conversations. * Less glamorous, but perhaps more important, is the Com- munists' well-organized econo- mic espionage. West German businessmen were shocked to find Communist copies of some of their most secret engineering processes on display at the re- cent East German Leipzig Fair. Agents had been trained in the. Soviet zone for valuable tech- nical posts in West German firms. What has made West Germany such a happy hunting ground for spies? For one thing, almost every West German has relatives or friends living in the Soviet zone, making them targets for Red blackmail and other pres- sure. Hundreds of government employeeg have reported being approached by Communist agents. Undoubtedly hundreds more have been contacted with- , out tipping off German, secur- ity services. Control and detec- cases a year of people in this country who leave their homes rnytseriously—some never to re- turn. It is usually while doing the most mundane things that-people vanish. Like the Dorking, Sur- rey, man who left home to pop into the "local" a hundred yards down the street to bring back a pint of beer. Nine years later he walked in his front 'door grinning cheerfully—and brand- ishing a pint he had bought when his . lost memory suddenly re- turned! Even longer away was the 18- year-old boy sent by his mother to buy a pound of liver. He came back 28 years later—with the liver. When his memory re- turned to him he found himself working in Alaska. He travelled straight home and bought the liver on the way. You wouldn't think a honey- moon was the ideal time for vanishing, but one man did so while his wife was shopping and walked about till he wore out his shoes. He returned- after three day$ with no idea of what had happened. Seven thousand out of. the• 10,000 who vanish in Britain each year are men and a quarter of all cases are due to:lose 'of memory. Spring is the nine dangerous time, say the experts. In April and .May men, generally aged from 30 to 40, find.the urge to wander irresistible. , Another danger time is after five years of marriage. But many return to their wives in time to ,share the winter fireside! For women the dominant rea- son for disappearing is the sheer drudgery of housework and the feeling of being taken for grant- ed. "I'll show them!" says the woman who doesn't think her ,family appreciates her, and off she 'goes. And, of course, there are those who'vanish with lovers. A fairly frequent cause among boys is a feeling of social In- feriority. They pass scholarships, go to better' schools and telex with richer boys whom they can- not take to their own homes. So they go off to seek a fortune, YOUR WAY TO BIGGER PAY "Did you tell your young man that I think he's no good?" a doctor inquired of, his daughter. "Yes," she replied, "and he said it wasn't the first wrong diagnosis you'd made." The lob you Want And the taility, you long for can be yours if yOu Prepare ter It "9 now. 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