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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1959-12-17, Page 3tr. r;len By Monkey With A Hangover Man 7 and VerlOne were th pets which kept •dal,r1 etay iataragua s.,a As I de ao like birds or main* in eagea they alaally$ had the rlin Of th house and garden. faVotuite Fwaa. aMall IricalkeY wiljth ,bought froro znY Waaherwainan, Cearnen, dur lag my firet Year in Parageay Wherz I had yet to acquire the knack of haling Wild anlinal4 he monkey carmen 'offered zne WriS strangely quiet and did DO bite me when I toek it in my 'Ulna 1 ,put Dodo, as I had decide to call my new pet, into a box, and went about my chores. Re- turning An now later, I pickial hirn 1.1P arid wa$ badly bitten for flly palasi My indignant era e s brought my husband to the scene. "Now,' he said, "You can see how tame your 4ear little rnophey really He then told me about a dodge the natives have when they 'want to aell a wild animal to a foreigner. They give it cana, saitent rum made from sagas cane, and it stays doped for ea hour or so. Aater wnich the ani - Mal -suffering from a hangover - reverts to its wild state, only slsore so! "You'd better get rid of it," he told me. TIis suggestion merely made me more determined than ever to keep the little monkey. It took a long time and much pa- tience to train it, but alter some sveeks Dodo could not bear me out of his sight, and would con- stantly •ride on my shoulder, with his arm round my neck. He was always up to some mis- chief, and one of his pranks al - nest cost him his life. He got into our medicine cup- board a.nd although unable to ancork any of the bottles, man- aged- to open a tube of laxa- tives and eat about half of the contents. That night: he was a very miserable monkey, and nearly passed out! But he had learned his lesson and never Went: neer -the medicine clip- board again. We lost Dodo when we left him in Paraguay while on holi- day in England, The natives in- formed us that Dodo went into the forest one day and did not aeturn. I very mueh suspected he was resold, as a tune monkey with sech amusing tricks fetch- ed a gond price in the canital, writes Jean Bottrell in "Ttt- gxey d Zits." Another pet was a baby' os- trich. There was no small objeet that he would not swallow thimble, spools of thread, monejy,. paper, nails and soap, Were sotne of the things he seemed to thrive on. But when my husband, caught him in the act Of sWal-• lowing his favourite pensitnife,, I knew that was the end "of that pet. As the ostriches,on our land , were not rillbwed to be Chased or killed, they Were. quite tame a n d would wale within lift, yards of the hause. When next, they appeared, I .took •znina out and introdUced.it to itsre- lations. Alter a preliminary in- , epection they .a1J,Wentoff tti- ether, go I -did net feel that parting too' much. . The onlyaPet 1.. had to keepin a cage Wat a long-legged fox; This is a queer animal, and sorneWhat rare. It has the heed and body of' a• fox, a mane like a. lion and ,a tufted 'tail. It hass longs:leo like a fetal. , It Is seldoni seen during the tilaY-time, As, It trairels by night, eoveking great distances. A paits have only two cubs at a litter and the' parents have _been seen e ach carrying a baby, in their mouths. / ahould 'never have ehogea to •have one of these finimals as it Pet as they, .ate very SaVage, but the., btias' had found it iii a One; aila',thoisght lasesigld lake to haVe it. . , If he'd net aodePticl, I knew Hs life would be znorenalserable -If possible -with tam -than with Ma,1 faind not set it free, itsathae- boys had broken its leg t-iaczi capturing it I made `thein put a splint on the broken nab anal hoped it would heal so that might give it its fteedoin. But It oily lived for abottt ten days longer, Of the snarly pet birds I had, large white owi With big ears • was my bleoutite. My soii Mural s neat with the tritalida owi „ MEW MENAGERIE art bah it Stith geed hi.elit iteeit hew tette wieee all, CHINESE .JUNK ON FLIGHT DECK 2 The aircraft carrier Lexing- ton .dpckeal at Alameda. Calif, with an unusual item on her flight deck - o Chinese junk. The Lexington wasf returning from a seven-month cruise in Far Eastern waters. The Chinese junk is owned by Commander C. D. Curtis, the carrier's navi- gator, who plans to sail it near his home sitting on some eggs and brought one home, As luck would have it, I had a hen sitting at the time, and I gave her the owl's egg to hatch. I took the fledgeling away as soon as it vesas hatched as ,I aelt it was too much to expect the hen to bring up so queer a chick, 1 managed to rear th& baby owl, and when it could fly I had a box made and placed in a tree. near the house. This was always open and the owl stayed in it all•day, but at sun- down it would fly into the house to eat a huge meal of raw zneat. Then it would' set about look- ing for tit -bits such as insects. Its particular favourites were cockroaches and horned beetles. Unfortunately my owl disap- peared one night during mating time. Another feathered friend was a perincho. This 'is about the size of i thrash, striped fawn and black, with a tuft of fea- thers on its head and a rasping cry . . pe-ri-ri, pe-ri-rl. It, was' aiven to me pa A fledgeiing and; as easy to tame. For the first few days it ven- tured only round the house and garden, but' soon was flying far- ther and farther away, only caw- ing home at sundown for a meal. One evening it did .not return, and I thought that was the last I Would see of Pe-ri. But a few days later, back It came greet- ing me with its familiar cry. Be- lieve it or not, it came and went in that manner for .nearly a year, sometimes staying away for a week or more. Then the sad day came when I heard its friendly cry no More. I always hoped its might return bringing a family to visit me, • One of my pets was a toucan. The boys had wounded it iki the :wing with a catapult. Luckily, the bone was not, broken and is ;soon as it ,could fly • again/ a let it so. a••Totteang• are decorative Wads with wide hooked orange beaks, which' they pit to rather doubtful use. A great number of birds i South America. build theirnests in holes in the trunks of tree § and as the toucan's fa, vourite Meal eggs and aledgel- ings, it fiads this beak very use - fill for robbing begs. have seen a toucan clean tisp A dezen or so at a time, with the frantic parent birds Pecks in end sciatching at • it; ,but the atattan tOok absolutely no notice and Calmly cOntinued meal, What You Don't See' Want your beer to be fizzier, your coke to mit Without •callnle Wire 'TV iscivertiStas dei,nd lest month "Advertising Age" ticked off some of the teteke they Use to get the tight ef- fects in television corninercials, Arming thein: 0- Slicing cakes in adverice, then gluing them together, fois -easy euttirtg. • "a --•s, Is Dropping Alka-Seltaei7 _ fnta a glass of bet to tisake it fizz more. st Rubbing oil ovet roast beef te give it a 'juicy effeet • shampod cOtlitterciaitii staletirig , the "alter" shot airst -- When the Model arrives frott the beauty parlor, Then, triUssitag her hair for the "before" shot. „' • At asparty one night a Weineri Was adincinishirig her husband. "Heziras• that'sthe fourth thee yinetre on tintir for Mere food, Meant it erniikirraSS yen?" 010 d the littgjftrid. tell thetit Ni getting it for past "Sucker" Punch Started Race Riot Long before—he-became heavy- weight champion of the world, Joe Louis was being hailed as invincible and the best of the modern heavyweights. Most fans probably feel that by and large that assessment is still correct The postwar "block -busting" tactics of Rocky Mercian° and the controlled fighting fury of Floyd Patterson proved highly successful, but few would give either much chance against 1401.1i5 in his prime. So it was th a t evening in jutse, 1936, when New York', Yankee Stadium w as packed out for "the greatest tioxi-title eight.patiseseatury" - a slagisn incidentellyathat was not 1ibut • In its prophecy. Max Sainueliiig, the isVarthy German who had held the, world, title, was oppos- ed to JO. Louis,' tlie lithe Yaulsif 'Negro !roan Alabama, who was' 'rapidly climbing to the top. .§ohmeling, sahe bad svoa thae fitle A• foul, had Iola it at his second defence, but Was Ball, at the ar of thirty-one, dan- gerotal fighter and never inora; so than, when hurt. Louis, nines years younger, was ambeaten In his eareee of twenty-seven con- tests, only, four of which had gone the distance. 'General opinion was that this would be a classic scrap, and the problem whether . Louis' strength and .staminst-Wfauld out -- weigh Schmeling's experience cteated enormeus interest „a- .0 much so that Louis' muse was over $150,000, even though it was a non -title tight. So greet was the 'crush that hundreds of ,people, unable ' to get in, scaled the walls Of near- by buildings and spent an un- OinfOrtable evening almost. hanging tin by their 'eyebrows in their -eagernessto see the tight, even if only at a diitance. They were rewarded With „a Seneational start, for the echo of the, first gong had scartely died *Way when. Louis fereect his way through Schinelingat guard and planted a• series of , hooks and jaba on his face and head. The Tontest was searcely tninute old when already Ilehtnelingai left eye was keen to bit nearly closed, The knOwle sidgeable ones round the 'neon tellizig each eithelarathab the fight wouldn't lee longs and that Louis would quickly chop his rival doWn, But It didnit work out like that at all. Schrneling's seconds doctered 111S dye during the interval go skilfully that he was able to come out for the Second round seeing well enough to prevent his yoUng opponent from caus- ing it any further damage, The third round. told the Same stbry. Louis WO'S obviotisly going to win, but the Oermari's' otperi- ence was preVenting him frcith landihg the blewe that Mattered. Still, said the ringsiders, it wat only a menet of tinie. Sooner or later Schinelitig's starniaa would go, and then Joe could finish him off as be But thia Was "bpother guess that Wetit wrong,.. , The fourth tourist brought what ‘ehe reporter hiodestly described as nets hiteedible tarh of velita," The two Mee *ere baagirig away at each other in an ex- change ef patahes, atisi sadden- ly LouiS wag down. The Wity ,Sohmeting, o li ti gf it g freini straight leas and rigats tied *kited' hooks, had anduted •;tpr 44*.i mai, A stiff 1.1sort inspereut that iande4 with Ackening forge just under the 1.\.‘ 'ro't heart. Lotila robbed ot breath, slump. p4 to the canvas - And the erewa went Med. Here was the Marl whom RVEryotte thought invins aible, lyiag on the floor. True, be did not stay there )ong, b4t thot wos his mistake, Pride forced him to his feet, Where eXperience would have told bin, to take a laver rest. And as SchMeling came in the young Negro pawed ineffect- vally at him, strength and tim- ing gone. The crowd yelled at the Garman to finish it off, Schmeling, however. had ether ideas. ale knew just how badly Louis wes hurt, and that ne Would not fully recover for two or three rounds at least. He de. cided to save the knock -out blow and M the meantime wear dowil the youngster with a series of strength -sapping ponches, For two rounds he ignored the crowd's eneouragernent (or it might have been entreaties) to end the fight, and instead went eking at his own pace, gradual- ly cutting Louis down. But weak and inexperienced as he was, Louis was showing *that he had the making of a real champiae in his ability to take punishment as well as give it In the seventh round he came back into the fight with an at- tack that cause4 new damage to Sampling's left eye. The Ger- man looked M a sorry state at the end of the round, but again his seconds patched him up suc- cessfully. Again, in the eighth, Louis went for him while the cram" • stamped and cheered, Bet the Negro was paying now for the battering he had taken. He lack- ed, the strength to maintain his atteek, and as they came out for the ninth it was clear he had been tamed, and Schmeling re- sumed his wearing -down pro- cess. Two-handed work to the body had Louis dazed and groggy; but he would not go down. The merciless pounding went on un- til.; in the twelfth round, Louis Tell' against the ropes, and Sehnieling decided' the moment had come. terrific right to the jaw staggered the Negro.. While his guard was still down Scluneling, shaWin'g More ferocity"' than at 'aify Other time In the fight, whip- ped three Cr four more punches to "the head. Louis slumped to his 'knees and rolled over, • ex- ' fiausia and teaien. It was his first 'defeat, and none could, liaVie hien more complete. TO many of his followers it teemed the end of the World had come. In many American towns and ,citiee gangs of disappointed Negroes rioted, burning and stoning :the property of •white people. At lea& oise coloured girl took poison. „ Not even Seluneling could have known how far-reaching would haVebeen the effects of that one surprise punch that started Louis "going" in the fourth round. Back in the Fatherland, Hitler made a s,peech hailing the victory as evidence of racial supremacy. Two years later, almost to the • day, Schmeling was to rue that , aPeech. He Met Liattis 'again, this Ulna challenging for the title the Negro now held. He was smashed to a pillp,ilatwo minutes. "'k Navy' .Nit names Have you, rietieed that sailors today • are hardly ever called "Jack Tars" as they Were Up to . the beginning of the first World .War? Nicknatnes die hard in the ‘,NAvy, hut it's easy to See why "jack Tar"' IS Seldan heard to- day. It datea back to the seven- teenth Century, the "Tar" in those days .signifying the ()tans- y aeller'l jetb, Tar Was One of ,themost laisporterit thingIn any Oiling shisa. It often covered • saller'eStands and elotheti all the time he was on duty. It used. •te be said -that sailOrt . had A nickname for everything. Some nicknarnea are still widely used in the Navy, They include Oterieral "The Bloke" arid "ilinitaysthe-One" - the sailor's ilemes for the captain, combust - der and first lieutenant of his ship. 'Gamely -Jack' Was OriCe common for the gultinery lieuteri- eht. Chaplains were called "Devil Dodgers." Navigatirig ofTicera were "Navvies." Naval Ships are oaten given nicknames, especially when their propel' tomes are difficult to PronoUtice. llellerODthon, for ina stance, becethe "Billy Ruffian" a( -td Psyche Wag "Flee' litow edit 1 improvise a g•oett movie at teen fiit Seale home movies?' A. 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Take a only 2 hours aday to manage, Don't gamble on a husineee where you only thiok there will be a profit, We have arrangements with mane large companies to dispose of memo labiate and furs this eenting year alene, and we will give you a meat contract and guarentee for 5 full years, Limited supply of Iniperted stock. For appointment WAY Phone tO write J. Howe, ME. 3-4127 70 Dryden Road, Gownsview, Ont. Beek on successful rabbit raising $1.00 Per copy Postpaid. SWINE _ „ "ATTENTION, commercial bagmen • Landrace gilts, bred sows, top govern- ment premium boars from AcIvanced Registry we with mitstanding scores, Three months 914, either sex, 4 for $100 delivered, without papers, Come or Issue, David waster, Route 4, Ay!. mer, Ont," REOISTERED Tarnworths, 3 months old $23.00 Boars, 6 months old 943.00. Choice breeding stock Veterinary in - tweeted. Gerald Kenehan. Jovceville Ontario, TEACHERS WANTED TEACHER wanted for SS No, 6 East Flamboro, Ditties to COMITICIICO Jan 1, 1969. STATE qualifications and name of last ,school inspector. 'Vernon Hall, eat 2, Camplaeliville, Ont. SkIBUREAN MONTREAL CATHOLIC teacher required Mimed!. atela LatlY to teach Pitman short- hand and bookkeeping In high school; also lady for elementary grades. The Catholic School Board of Saint Laurent. 1870 Rue laccelles St„ Montreal JUNIOR ROOM TEACHER S.S. No. • Southwold, (Talbotville. Duties to continence Jan. L Apply stating sal - *TY, etc., to J. Burtwistle, Sec.-Treas., RA, 7, St. Thomas, GUELPH SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD TEACHERS FOR GRADES 1 TO 11 ALSO TEACHERS FOR OPPORTUNITY CLASS SALARY - Minimum ;2,800. for quali- fied teachers. Allowance $100 per year for experience to a maximum of 6 years; alao for additional qualifieattons. ANNUAL increment 9200. Other ben*- . fits under consideration. ' APPLY stating qualifications, experi- ence, age, marital status, reference* and name of last inspector to: *J. P. GRUZLISKI, ADMINISTRATOR 44 NORFOLK ST., GUELPH, ANT. VACATION RESORTS ttMs motel fitrody on the Gulf, ietindly resort for a, hafoay eareft vecatiort. Rooms and be ma ap Monte, areortunoditte 1-6. entral hea free TV, maid service, shuffieboar tratearldng. Canadian owned and .rat laugh and Ethel Berlin, 11900 Ulf vd, Treasure Island, Florida. OlibiONG Beach, Fle. Ocean -front Site Allumette apartraente, 920 weekly, 470 , monthly. Volvilla, Court, 1274 Ocoee Shore Blvd. ST. •PETERSBURG FLORIDA BEDINGTON Shores on Gulf, three modern apartments, eleetrIc heat in eating, two efficiencies sleeps two and one, two bedroom -sleeps four or more 080 to 975 per week or 1195 to $225 per rnth. Further information write Mrs. Bain, P,O. Box asp, Tampa, 4, aide ISSUE 51 -- 1959 'LIKE A Blitt5 - Mrs. Atthle ./011a kiris, 14, resetutely keeps her pfoce on et utility pole hda,Whs towr Los Angelus. She clitiibed the pole dutin On argurnent was her huthertd. It took to power' came:lady erew with a mebile e.eveitot to get het deavri, She was taken to ci eiPtir tc;* a maniati examinafioila