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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1959-07-16, Page 7Two h u n. (Ira(' investigators e keeping watch along the coasts from Scotland to ),?,over; this year for new colonies of fulmars, Powerful white and grey sea birds, which have been coming south in increasing numbers to Mat. " Naturalists are thrilled by the dramatic way in which the bird - "the nearest thing to an al- batross that flies in the North. Atlantic," as one of them des- cribes it - is steadily extending its range round our coasts, But they cannot yet explain the phe- nomenon, It is increasing at the rate of twenty new colonies every year, says TV personality Janes Fisher, who is directing inves- tigations on behalf of the British Trust for Ornithology, and it is' breeding in much greater num- bers. Colonies of fulmars have late- ly been seen on the cliffs of Sussex and the Isle of Wight, on. Portland Bill and near Lad- worth Cove and Swanage, Dor- set. Observers will go on send- ing records until the late sum- mer whert the young birds be- gin to fly. Fulmars are superb fliers, sweeping in huge arcs and, like other petrels, gliding for 'fond distances with their wings held stiff and straight. The fulmar's powers of dynamic soaring flight are not excelled by any other North :Atlantic sea bird. Until 1878, the island of St. Kilda was the fulmar's only breeding place in the British Isles. Its name means "foul gull" which it earned because like Wost petrels it has a habit of squirting smelly oil from its mouth q,a,ny intruder to its nesting ledge'. ' Natives of St. Kilda used to catch the bird fdr•the sake of this oil which they used for lamps. They also ate' its flesh. 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But in trouble, under .treat- ,ment, under pressure - even if he were jailed or dead - you hear that Louisiana would re- elect Long if he wanted to run again. ,„ And he ,wants itc:a He has to --- in, spite of Medical predic- tions that he could not survive another campaign. For dynas- ties are very demanding, espe- cially in Louisiana: Governor Huey; Congressman Georg e; Senator Russell . and now childless, Governor Earl. Night At Opera Was Her Swan Song. From the first the strangest secrets of passion centred around the birth of lovely Julie de Les- pinasee, The offieial entry of her birth in 1732 gaVe as parents the names of two people who never existed. Only the Midwife knew that she was the: daughter of the noble Comtesse d'Albon and the dissolute. Marquis . de Vinchy- Chanarond. Jtilie greW up unaware of the undercurrent of whispers arid hi- , trigne that her birth had pro- voked. She was brought, up as the Conatesse's adopted daughter, side by side with the daughter of full blood, the spoiled, wilful Di- ane d'Alberi, When the Marquis de Vichy- Charrirond l Married Diane, no one dared to hint at the illicit tangle that thus ensued. He was In reality' both Julie's father- and her btothet-in-iew. To the new household Stilie went as governess, her salary agreed at a pittance; for chill charity gov- ailed a family's poor relations. Julie little knew that the virile faced Malqiiie Wao her father. She little guessed that his abrupt Moods of sullen nialignarley, so Often sprang front _Sad Land bit ter memories, The old Castle of Chaineorld had sunny family rooms aver- looking the gardens, tut 3tilie's deli Pike apartment was in the e debt) „gene, baStiori fleet the moat. Sometimes ..e.a• she lay shilering, in bed: the would hear' the rats gnaWing at the old tim- bers of the drawbridge. When the castle was festiVe pd g-Nre .34h, oxot$, Mahe _Was • "lal'inishect-to' her "dungeon,' like a Cinderella. The Vichy-Chain- fonds Would allow her nnpart the revels. "They treated Me like figint," idle sadly' wrote, long LAND WANTED A few cut over bush lots, abandoned farms, acreage with or without wa-ter frontage. State best cash price, lot No., concession, township, In first letter. Box 705, Gravenhurst, Ont. PROPERTIES .WANTED, ISSUE 29 -+'1959 avxm.s.vrt- i e'l'avyry 'r:At -;1•; • ; ;,at 111):: • ti EriWrien7 unlimited ...the trip of a lifetime - . that's what's in store for you On a relaxing, refreshing CUNARD crossing to „...- Europe. Turn ev-e/klititingsi trip into a. pleasure cruise. Headed by the tatillitii QUEENS from Nev., York and-font:, great starer ships-from Canadian ports, the airman fleet offers its ( patrons the unsurpassed luxury and Service born of the world's Meat honoured seafaring tradition. 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She leapt at the opportunity of escape---and so set in motion dis- tant forces that were to unlock the golden doors of life and love. Julie was in her twenties be- fore she exchanged Chamrond for the convent of St, Joseph in Paris: Ter ten years old Madame Deffancl inexorably, held her in jealous bondage. In the old days Madame had been a wit of renown .and social- ites still visited her to -hear those pearls of shremid Malice for which she was famed. BUt the younger set founclfaSolie incom- parably better company, In that literary, letter-Writing world, Julie de Lespinasse soon gained some celebrity of her own. Friends contrived a small Court allowance, sufficient to , establish her in her own red- and-gold apartment, ImpAleFtry Julie found herself dreaming._ of aiemarriag,e that might bring her happiness and social ease,.... Then she 'n'al"Ire:4Tilififtletaite; dark-eyed Marquis, ede Mora. 7-Surely he was the'l'iratit'' IIe was -,thataaolclier sort ,of the Spanish ethy tasop.„elor, ridh; tocratic and`his first acquaint-"` anee with Mfg REpened -ivithiti weeks into' 'patsionateelove; For , Julie, too, .the adoration .of ,the pale, romantic Spaniard unfolded a new world of caresses and wonderment, — Yet he was a mer,el boy of only , twenty-three and.., she was al- ready a maturing woman of"'' nearly th'ir'ty-four, Julie longed- to know the secret that burned• beneath his glittering eyes. Not, long ago, she learned, his girl- wife had died in his,.arms while giving him a son. This was ,t0 tragedy that her love had pow- er to allay. While Patio litirrimed• round''" them beyond the red curtains, he--- begged her to marry him. Ten- derly Jitilie.,,aseen,ted, 4 but„. eA at the mere whiep eof an en- gagement his faintly 'Wasi e up in arint-''' What,'""the- 'marriage-•' of -the • Marquisetlee.Mora, -scion„..ef, ,one of the greatest„houses, of Spain, to a woman,„pf doubtful ten years his senior, socially non existent! te'iraae untlainkgble:- ee Whefreolde 'hands ., hold « 4 th purse-strings;, young .love .can be e, checked. The ambassador ,found- it simple* to arrange' oraers his son to rejoin'-his''rdgiinent,' Mora was pabledict 'back ...tn. 'Spain. But' the young •inan • himself had hia.cards to play., One night when Julie was scribbling her ardour for him in letter, she heard his voice. He was, at the door : : he had returned she was in his arms! Thee e 46tinvec&rruiiithsebfrerapma turous happiness. As time length- ened Julie's heart seemed empty whenever he was absent. But in his arms her life was richly ful- filled, Yet sometimes Mora w a s strangely flushed, racked by a tearing cough., The crisis of love drew near, He fell ill and" the ,' doctors diagnosed tuberculosis. Only his immediate return to the sunshine of Spain, they urged, could save his life. Family ptessure ensured that Julie did not accompany him south. Separation, the family still loped, would efface her image. Frenzied were the letters that .passed between the two lovers, "Every circumstance, every event is against me," Julie Moped, But, at the height of love, is it possible to • love afresh? Though she scarcely knew it,, Julie was already losing het heart to an- other man! Six weeks before Mora left Paris she met the C o ni 1 e, Jacques de Guibert at a garden party. He, too, was ten years her junior. He .114.41 el*Yel. and cherished a hope that some , of Suite's theatrical friends might be able to help hit' with the production. Into his ears, hew- ever, She was soon pouring the confession of her unhappiness. , Dazzled by ,her, cle Guibert forgot about his play. And •Julie, wondering whether Mora would ever return, found herself writ, .i lag love-letters of equal inten- sity to the two men at once, One night do Guibert took her to the opera. Iii the satin dtisk, behind the locked doors of private box, he took het in his arms arid Pleeded ressionately with her, Next day she was In an ::!foray of retnelle. "The crime' of a MO- ment has ruined my whole life,' she wrote. She did not know that Mora he'd set out taii a last agonizing. journey to Meet her. In hit lure', bering coaeli„ through the Menne bills from Madrid, lie scribbled letters to her ,at every stage ..Of the journey,. But weeks Passed 'before the. news arrived,, At Bordeatix totild tteVel farther. A Mel haeinietthege be- SAL.ESMTAN WANTED"' State Of .Louisi.c.ma • py truth about the way his rola,. tines were killed, or how he manipulates .elnirch grotip what etrernes he would use to be governor? What kind et official rewrites the laws eg,,nler4p, health and claims he's not sick T'fl1d.. then calls in psychiatrists Id' "eat him? What kind of toiddle age is• it • that finds itself preOcetipied with children any children - and suddenly after 27 years de- eides .he's-geingNe •divorce his-- wife, who has borne him no chil- dren to perpetuate the fame; fortune and fable' of the name of Long? But in the light of history, Earl is no "Kingfish" like .Huey, powerful founder of the dynasty. Goy, Huey was on the verge of reaching out for the White House, via a third party threat, when he was shbt down by an. assassin in 1935. "This is no longer a politician," 'one doctor said, "And no long- 'er an official or mature indi- vidual. 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Withirfea-few months ,,the Comte; . married . another woman, and ;Julie turned to opi- . um to' smother regrets she could 'never hope to shied."' She died stilh-clasping Morals- last letter, the,,, letter he had written from Bordeaux exactly • a year bete:T.54 -How Can If Anne .policy • Q. How caerirvoid' Unsightly-• - blotches of white- starchi on, daik-tolored- clothes?' A. By tinting xour starch solu- .tion before using it. Use tea or ' coffee for brWics, blues, or yciir -tan ette colinner-. cial dyes. - • --- 9. What - Is a good substitute -for toothp'aster•*-- A. A half-and-half, mixture, ,eaf ',baking 'soda and salt makes a fine cleanser for your "ivories." - CCHow can I, when painting outdoors, avoid having insects land on my fresh paint job and stick there? A, Add`a -little oil of winter- green or oil of citronella to your - paint, about one:-,.tablespoon 4)9' ,, gallon. This will repel the bugs, zwillvzot3Affectahe„,J.e,,s7m ,,' ture of your paint. 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