HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1958-04-16, Page 7George' 14.etree Teeth, who
beearne'kno'wn to millions Of
'baseball fans as l3abe Ruth, was
horn Jr. Buliimere, l\lch, in 1093,
When he wall seven years old
his parents placed him in St,
:Mary's Industrial School in Bal-
timore, an institution for under-
privileged boys, His days at St.
M:try's 'were spent in learning
the tailor's trade and in playing
baseball in his spare time.
He began to play semi-profes-
sional ball in Pennsylvania and
'was signed to pitch and play as
an outfielder by the Baltimore
Orioles (International League)
in 1914. That same year he was
sold to the Boston Red Sox of
the American League.
The left-hander proved to be
(1914-19) a formidable hurler for
the Red Sox — winning 87 and
losing 44 games and winning
three world series (one in 1916,
two in 1918) — but in 1919,
because of his hitting prowess,
Ruth was shifted to the outfield.
In 1920 Ruth was sold to the
New York Yankees and by his
batting feats he greatly helped
to salvage the popularity of base-
ball after the Black Sox scandal.
He hit the most home runs per
season for several years (1919-21,
1923-24, 1926-30), tied for -the
home run lead in 1918 and 1931,
and set the existing 60 home
runs for one season in 1927. In
ell, he hit 714 home runs m
major-league play.
He led the Yankees to seven
pennants (1921-23, 1926-28, 1932),
and the Yankee Stadium, built
in 1923, came to be known as
"the house that Ruth built." He
was the highest-paid player of
his era, but took several salary
tuts befOre he was traded by
the YOnkees to the Boston
Braves (National League) in
1935. He played with the Braves
while serving as assistant man-
ager, but in June, 1935, was re-
leased. He served as coach for
the Brooklyn Dodgers for ono
season (1938). He died in 1948.
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the sound barrier she was warn-
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making the attempt.
Engineers warned her that
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contained in 'a lipstick' may
burst into flames whene coming
in contact with pure ,Oxygen.
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May of this year.
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home, Harpo (Arthur), the silent
one with the fright wig, is now
64 and in the grapefruit business.
"There's always room for come-
dy," he said in his gentle, per-
fectly modulated voice which has
never been heard on the screen,
"but I think we got out at the
right time. The kind of comedy
we made isn't around any more.
Nobody takes the kind of care
we took. We worked with the
writers six months, then the
writers worked alone for six
months. It just isn't done that
way any more."
Chico (Leonard), now 66, was
playing pinochle at the Players
Club in Beverly Hills. "I don't
live in Palm Springs," he said,
"because I am not an Arab and
I don't like the desert.
"It's too bad there aro no
theaters any more. Twenty years
ago all performers had ideas and
developed them on the vaude-
ville circuits. But without the-
atres, there's no place for comics
to develop. They have no chance
these days. TV is a monster. You
can do an act three times and
the whole world knows it and
you're dead. Before. TV you
could do an act for twenty
years, developing it as you went
along. I'm sure people 'would go
to see pictures like ours. Take
'Duck Soup.' We're in a room
discussing war and the bullets
begin coming in. "I'll put a stop
to this," says Groucho, and he
goes over to the window and
pulls down the shade. You can't
beat that." —From NEWSWEEK
Hangman's Job
Goes Begging
Israel's inability to recruit an
official hangman is the only
thing' saving three captured
Egyptians from death, accord-
ing to a report from Jerusalem.
The three prisoners are 'sui-
cide commandos" who were
members of a gang that mas-
sacred a group of Israeli school-
'children and their teacher last
year.
Since then they have been.
under sentence of death. How-
ever, the army refuses to de-
tail soldiers for the job and no
civilian executioner has been
found.
There have been numerous
volunteers for the task of hang-
ing the 'prisoners, but all offers
have come from relatives or
friends of the Egyptians' vic-
tims, and the authorities have
refused their services.
They say that they need a
hangman who will perform the
execution as just another job —
not as revenge.
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"Get lost!"
ISSUE 14 — 1958
Marx Brothers vs.
Modern Comedy
The matchless nonsense of the
Marx brothers — Groucho, Har-
p°, and Chico — has been not-
ably absent from movie screens
for nearly a decade. Their de-
mise as one of Hollywood's best
comedy acts is, in the minds of
many observers, characteristic of
the demise of all show-business
comedy, from vaude to video.
Recently, Hollywood planned
a movie of their lives — the
twial tribute to famous enter-
tainment figures now out of fa-
shion — the best-nown Marx
brothers were separately inter-
viewed and sounded out on the
state of comedy today.
"I no longer have any interest
in the movies," flatly said 62-
year-old Grouch() (born Julius)
during lunch and a cigar
at Romanoff's in Hollywood.
"Even "The Life of The Marx
Brothers," which M-G-M wants
to film, won't have us in it, ex-
cept briefly.
"Comedy is tough, the totegh-
est of all, a very delicate and
difficult business. There aren't
25 first-class comedians or writ-
ing humorists in the whole
world.'The humorists of the '20s
and '30s like Robert Benchley
are all gone. I'm sure people
would sit still long enough. to-
day to watch old Marx brothers
movies, if only' because nobody's
making that kind of thing any
more. It takes months of prepa-
ration and •years, of experience.
Also, you must have exactly the
right writer stncl,a producer, who
has faith — it's risky, to spend
money on comedy.
"People, laugh at completely
different things. There's' nothing
universal t h a t guarantees a
laugh. If you're making a come-
dy, you're risking a million
bucks on what' people don't
'agree on. How many people are
there now who can make a lot
of people laugh? Sid Caesar, Bob
Hope, Jackie Gleason — they
should be knighted. The reason
why there are se few comedians
is' that they're shoved on TV and
get the hell flogged out of thern
every week until they disappear
over the border,
"There are no more Marx
brothers movies," Grducho con-
tinued, "because we did satire,
and Satire is verboten today.
The restrictions — political, reli-
gious, and every other kind --
have killed satire. If Will Rogers
were to come back tpday, he
couldn't make a living. They'd
throw hini in the clink for being
subversive."
At his Palm Springs, Calif.
Science For Peace!
The possibility of using the
thermonuclear fusion reaction
for peaceful power purposes is
one of the most exciting scienti-
fic deVeloprnents of the future.
The major breakthrough is prob-
ably 10 or 15 years ahead. But
when it comes it will be possible
to convert water into power
with the reaction which pro-
duces a hydrogen bomb.
The United States, Britain
and Russia all are doing impor-
tant basic research in this field.
The Americans and British ex-;
change information. But the
United States keeps this non-
military research wrapped up in
the tightest kind of security
regulations. The British claim
that the United States has de-
layed disclosure of what they
believe to be important British
advances.
Many American scientists be-'
lieve research in this field should
be free and open—that Ameri-
can secrecy is, in fact, harmful
to our own progress. One of
these is Dr. M. Stanley Living-
ston, professor of physics at
Massachusetts Institute of, Tech-
nology and an expert in high
energy nuclear physics..
Dr. Livingston proposes that
President Eisenhower implement
his "science for peace" idea with
'an offer to free thermonuclear
power research of security re-
strictions and with a suggestion
that the Soviets and the. West
cooperate on this peaceful nu-
clear work.
This project has no military
application. And Dr. Livingston
says that if the United States
is behind either Britain or.-Rus-
sia, it is because American sci-
entists are severely handicapped
by Atomic Energy Commission
security rules.
What is worse, according to
the MIT physicist, institutions -
such as his are unable to teach
and train young' physicists in a
field which, 10 years from now,
may be all-important Physicists
now doing graduate work, he
says,, should be allowed to grow
up' with the research in such a
field.
the President's new
science adviser, Dr, Killian, will
get around soon to ekaminitig
this problem and persuading
the President of its potential, as
a "work of peace."—Birmieg-
ham (Ala.) Post-l-lerald,
Cleverest propaganda stroke
of the decade occurred in the
State Of Connecticut where VVOtil‘
en can now get fishing licenses
cheaper than Inert;
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PLANE JANE—Don't let that smile fool you, Aye Aye San knows
how to handle the automatic weapon she's toting while on
guard at an airfield in Rangoon, Burma. The 25-year-old beauty
scored top honors in the first training course, of women
members of the Burma Air Force.
MERRY MENAGERIE
IT PAYS TO USE
OUR CLASSIFIED
COLUMNS
For at /east half the year, in
most parts of this country, there
is little excuse for not having
every vase in the house full of
fresh flowers, We can start with
home grown daffodils and tulips
in April or May and end up with
salvia, chrysanthemums, petunias,
asters and a dozen more in Oc-
tober or November, With a little
planning and plenty of variety
there is no reason why our garden
should not be producing a wealth
of bloom right through the whole
growing season.
Where one wants lots of cut
flowers, it is a good idea to grow
an extra supply in straight rows
in the vegetable garden. They
will be less trouble to grow in
this way as it is so much easier
to cultivate,, and there will be
no gaps in the regular beds when
we go out and cut an armful.
In some cases, too, flowers that
are excellent for cutting and
bouquets are not particularly or-
namental as plants and the veg-
etable garden is the proper place
to grow them. Sweet peas are an
example and gladiolus and some
of the lilies.
SPREAD THEM OUT
First flowers to go in when
soil is ready will be some extra
early, things like cosmos, mari-
golds, zinnias, alyssum or other
hardy annuals among the flowers
and a few rows of lettuce, radish,
beets, carrots and spinach in the
vegetable patch.
No matter how soon we can
start to plant,-'however, it is a
mistake to do so on the same day.
When one does that all the bloom
and all the vegetables come at
the same time. We have a wealth
of bloom or a feast of veget-
ables, then a famine.
The experienced gardener
never plants everything at once.
He spreads out and thus his gar-
den harvest of flowers and fresh
vegetables is spread out. Careful-
ly planned and planted there is
no reason why we should not
have something coming on from
the first crocusses, rhubarb and
asparagus in 'the spring right
through until after the first snow
fall in the autumn.
. The' secret is planning, based
on number of days to maturity
or blooming as listed in the seed
catalogue, the use of early,
medium and late varieties if
available, and making several
plantings a couple of weeks of
more apart from the seed in each
packet instead of sowing the
whole thing at once.
GARDEN FRUITS
If the garden is just an ordin-
ary city lot, one is strongly ad-
vised not to plant more than one
or two fruit trees at most, and
to get special dwarf types which
come into bearing sooner than
the standard type and take up
much less room. And one must be
prepared to spray regularly each
year, otherwise it will be mostly
bugs that we are growing.
Better suited to the small gar-
den are bush fruits like rasp-
berries, currants, gooseberries,
blueberries and the still smaller
strawberry, and along the walls
Or fence lines one can grow a
grape Or two. Then there'are the
Ornamental fruits, some of which
like certain flowering crab ap-
ples are edible enough to make
beautiful jelly. The main purpose
of these ornamental fruit trees
and shrubs, like the quince, apple
and cherry however is to provide
beauty after the flowering sea-
son and also to attract the birds.
Most trees, shrubs and vines
are planted in the spring while
their buds are still dormant. The
roots Should be spread out in a
generous sized hole and firmly
covered with fine damp soil.
Keep well watered and if neces-
sary staked for protection against
the wind until thoroughly estab-
lished.
How Can I?
Dy Anne Ashley
Q.HOW can i remove ,yellow
Spots ftent white enamel?'
A. By rubbing with a flannel
cloth "that has been dipped in
garden inold.
Q. How CAN I dean eitierdOWIll
A. An eiderdown gall/lent can
be cleaned by tubbing it thot.
oughly With cornmeal,. allowing
it to stand' ior few days, arid
theft sheking thoroughly.
Q., tie* can I iiiipart
Serest flavor to Steak?
A. SenideSe 'the :idled' of: a
lesion over .tha Steak and onions
'jug before serving, and it will
add a delicious flavor;
Q HOW"ean I keep egg YolkS-
it they are net needed for
mediate tise?
A. Plebe thetit lit Cold water
And 'keep in a dark, cool plade,
and 'they can he' kept fresh for
several 'days.
0.:` /IOW can I prepare liege.
tables that are a little old,. to'
Make them More tender?
By Adding 0: little baking:
soda. to the Water 'used for
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