HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1960-05-19, Page 7THE WACKIEST — Honolulu is the location and the beat-up tub
above is "The Wackiest Ship in the. Army,,," froM the film of
the same name. Actor Jack Lemmon stars as the sharp navy
skipper on a "sneak" mission to a Japan-held island during
World War II. Ricky 'Nelson plays his biggest film role yet.
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and name of last inspector to Mrs. M.
Williams, Sec. Treas., R.R. 1, Corkery,
Ont.
TEACHER wanted for S.S. 6 Camden
Gore., Well equipped school has ipt-
side 'plumbing', hydro and automatic
gas furnace, V4 mile north of Dresden
on 21 Highway. Starting in Septembef
approximately 26 pupils. Apply statinit
qualifications and salary expected
Cecil 13edford, R.R. 3, Dresden, Ont.
WANTED
for
CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL
Term 1960-61. One for sciences, one
for mathematics.
SALARY:
Between $4,00046,000 according to
qualifications.
State phone number when applying
to P.O. BOX 489, BOURLAMAQUE, QUE.
NORTH Alice Township School Area.
Duties commence in September. Quail-
fled teacher $3',000, with experience
$3,100. One school with Grade 1 only,
others all eight grades. Short distance
from Pembroke, bus service daily.
APPLY stating qualifications, experi-
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VILLAGE OF
ROSSEAU
Requires Teacher
FOR GRADES 1 TO 4
STATE qualifications, experience end
name of last inspector.
SALARY offered $3,000 for term tat*
mencing next September, .
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SWINE AND TURKEY EGGS
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ISSUE 21 — 1960
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If You're TIRED
ALL THE TIME
Now and then everybody gets a
"tiredpout" feeling, and may be
bothered by backaches. Perhaps noth-
leg Seriously wrong, jug a temporary
condition caused by Urinary irritation or
bladder discornfort. That's the time to
take Dedd's Kidney Pills, Dodd'e help
stimulate the kidneys to, relieve this
condition 'which may often cause back'
ache and tired 'feeling, Then you feel
better, rest better, ',work better. Get
Dodd's Kidney Pills now. Look for the
blue box with the red band at all drug
Counters. You Can depend on Dodd's.on
MERRY MENAGERIE
qiusior's 1E14'0 1%V.-
101:1,y• tot,. 4itekWY .almost
44.KritA
instructions. Lots of people feel
that way."
More important was, the ques-
tion of junkets lavished on the
press by airlines, hotel chains,
and foreign governments. "How
do you square the city editor's
junket on a maiden jet flight to
Brussels with a copy boy who
can't get passes to see the Car-
dinals?" Amberg 'asked.
A Western publisher had one
answer: His paper he said, is
cutting out all junkets except
those that make "legitimate
news," such as "military trips —
after all, how could we pay the
cost of a trip on an atomic sub-
marine?" -
Some said they are even re-
examining the practice of hand-
ing out free tickets to staffers
who don't actually cover the
sports or theatrical events in-
volved.
For all the discussion, no one
went so far as to propose any
rules or resolutions. As young
Otis Chandler, newly appointed
publisher of The Los Angeles,
Times and the official spokes-
man for the closed session, sum-.
med it up later: "This has been
a question for the newspaper in-
dustry for 50 years."
Still, a general downhold
seemed in prospect on freelead-
ing. As a Midwestern publish-
er put it: "I don't want it to be
said that we were ever 'had' for
a handful of tickets,"
In Search of Scidom
And Gomorrah
All that is left of the Biblical
cities of Sodom and Gomorrah,
those sinful centers of wealth,
riches, and pleasure palaces, now
can be found in Genesis, chapter
19, verse 24: "The Lord rained
upon Sodom and upon Gomor-
rah brimstone and fire,"
In recent years, however, Bi-
blical scholars haVe offered the-
ories that the ruins of these
pleasure cities may be hidden
under the Dead Sea.
For the past two years, two
amateur skin divers have been
planning', studying, and rehears-
ing for a careful probe of the
southeastern corner of the Dead
Sea. Last month everything was
ready for this adventurous un-
derwater search. "We don't ex-
pect to filed a sign clewn 'there
reading 'Welcome to Gomorrah',"
said Allen Vincent-Barwood, a
former Canadian Navy frogman
now a professor in the Depart-
ment of Education at the Ameri-
can University of Beirut in Leb-
anon. "We hope to bring up
something which could be dated
ta the time of Sodom and. C4o1m-
orrah."
Barwood's partner is Melvin
Rizzi, a native of New York now
working as a communications
expert with the U.S, Embasty in
Amman, Jordon. Their hopes for
Success are based on a wealth of
historical data and a Bedouin
legend about "buildings beneath
the sea." From studies of geol-
ogy, archeology, and the Bible,
this picture of past events has
emerged: The southern end of
the bsacl St a, below the. Lisari
peninsula, was mice dry land, It
was here, Biblical experts say,
that the five "Cities of the
Plain" prospered—Scidom, Odra-
orrah, Zoar, Adinah, artd Zeboitn.
About 4,000 years ago, the plain
Wee apparently bit by an earth:-
quake and eruption, perhaps the
solute of the Bible's "fire Alia
brithetone." The SeigUre tither
Caused the plain to settle or
broke a levee, .flooding SodoM
and Gomorrah, The other CAWS
evidently Were spared.
Archeologists found the first
evideriee to support this idea six
years ago, when they came
across the' ruins of se city, be-
lieved to be Zuar.
Darwood and Rizzi tried some
practice dives in the Dead Sea.
during Christmas week last year
and discovered that. it wasn't
going to be .easy. • Sixty-five
pounds of weights were neces-
sary to keep them under the
buoyant water, which is 2,5 per
cent salt. (Only 3.5 pounds are
needed. in the Mediterranean.)
The high mineral and salt con-
tent reduces vi•Thllity to inches
at times, corrodes pi ar, and. in-
flames skin. l3otls' explorers had
swollen, raw lips for days.
Armed with a permit from the
Jordan Antiquities Depart merit,
a Jordanian helicopter and, mo-
tor launch, and an Arab boy and
his donkey .(who • are kept busy
all day, hauling fresh water to
the explorers from a spring a
mile away), Barwood and Rizzi
this month were • to start diving
in the 40-foot depths.
"Ideally, we'd like to find
something that would be dis-
tinctly .traceable to the two
eities," explained Barwood, "But
who knows? Maybe we'll just
find a man-made pile of rocks,
assuming 'we can see beyond our
fingertips,"
Amateurs .Barwood and Rizzi
were mostly out for kicks. Not
so qnother skin diver named
Ralph. Baney, who appeared on
the Dead Sea scene recently,
seemingly out for bigger stakes.
Fattish and 48; .Baney is a
churchless Baptist minister who
now directs an' orphanage in
Bethlehem—zwhich, he flembboy-
antler promotes by mailing out.
vials of Jordan' water and "holy
After a dive late last month,
Bence, claimed he had found an
ancient broken dike and rem-.
nents of a past civilization on,
the sea floor. "We have located
two cities . , . which are be-
lieved to be Sodom and Gomor-
rah," he announced and headed
to the U.S. to proclaim his deeds,
But Dia Rifai of the Antiqu-
ities Department was unimpres5.
ed:."Baney did not produce any
evidence of the existence of two
cities. His reports . are solely
based on' wishful thinking."—
From NEWSWEEK
HAPPY TED — The Red Sax's.
Ted Williams roars his delight
at hitting two home runs in
two consecutive games to
launch the season.
How Can I?
'By ItOberta Lee
O. How 011.1 improvise a Sub-
stitute hot water bottle?
A. Pour salt into a skillet and
heat it in the oven until it's
almost at the smoking point:.
Then pour the salt into a bag,
and you'll find it will serve as
well as a rubber hot water bot-
tle.
Q. HO* can li wash a girdle
jproOerlY •
A, Use mild soapsuds and luke-
warm water Do not wring or
twist If it contains elastic, Roll
turldsh towel to remove
moisture, then dry flat on a dry
towel away from artificial heat
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and dust generously with taicuM
powder. Fabric panels of girdles
may be ironed with a wasn't iron,
but don't press the elastic por-
tion,
HOW ,edit I clean artificial
finWets Without resorting tn•Wa-
ter?
A. Try placing them in a paper
beg with a handful or salt, and
then shaking
otiw can II Make a.
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A. Grate one apple, add two
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Bare spots, in the lawn can
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BABY CHICKS . ,
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FARMS FOR SALE
FOR fully equipped farms and farm
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Silver, silver, everywhere, You
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Silver has become Big flews`.
Why? Because of the Poet wed-
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interest :ill bridal gifts and the
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Traditional silver for the pre-
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Jn the first few years of tine
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many of whom are now grand-
mas — possessott heaps of giver.
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PONIES
OUP Third All Pony Sale to be held
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PROPERTIES FOR sALE.
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(he Grand litre,',
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Pi
Propects For
Olympic Jumble
The Olympic Games, which
generated such Olympian head-
aches at Squaw Valley last Win-
ter, arc' now giving Romans mi-
graine headesplitters.
Four months before the opens
ing of the XVII Olympiad next
August, Rome's 74-aere Olympic
Village, designed to provide liv-
ing facilities for 8,000 people,
stands unhnishecl on concrete
stilts, isolated by mud, the prod..
tmt of record-breaking rains. The
Italian Olympia Committee has
poured nearly $25 million into
preparations for the Games
(Much of it on ten glittering sta-
diums), yet seine people doubt
that the village will be complete-
ly ready in time, Colt Giuseppe
Fabre, an able Italian soldier
who has been named to supervise
the village, recently offered a
half-serious solution: "Postpone
the Games for a year," The
Olympic committee turned him
down." They'd sold too many
tickets;" Colonel Paler° said,
While the basic construction
of the village is likely to be fin-
ished within a month, Colonel
Fabre still will have enormous
headaches, "We have to bring in
700 train cars of furnishings," he
told Newsweek's Bill Pepper.
"The mattresses for 8,000 beds
alone stretch out more than 10
miles." He shook his head. "This
isn't really a village," he said,
"It's a hotel, A village means
families, and families help them-
selves. A light bulb burns out
and they change it, But if a bulb
burns out here, no record-break-
ing champion is going to reach
up and fix it." Families also cook
their own meals. But not the
Olympians. Eighteen hundred
.men will be catering to the tastes
of athletes from 86 nations. The
special arrangements include ko-
sher cookery for Orthodox Jews
(supervised by the Chief Rabbi
of Rome), and the importation of
a Tunisian chef to slaughter and
cook aceording to religious lave,
for the Moslems.
This Bees not necessarily mean
that everybody' is going to be
happy. When the Olympic com-
mittee announced that no alcohol
would be served, the French de-
cided to bring in four huge casks
of Bordeaux, and the Belgians
laid they were bringing their
own beer.
The athletes of all countries
were rebelling against a ques-
tionnaire issued by the Olympic
committee. One question that dis-
turbed them: Can your sexual
temperament best be described '
by three crosses, two crosses, one
cross, or a Minus mark? "Anyone
who does not wish to answer the
questions," said one committee
official, "will still be permitted
to compete."
To Romans themselves, the
whole prospect of the Olympics
is alarming. The city anticipates'
120,000 extra visitors daily, with
;some 25,000e. extra automobiles
(which will jam streets already
crowded by 200,000 vehicles),
"Unless the city of Rome does
something," said an Olympic
committeeman, 'we're going to
have the biggest traffic* snarl in
the history of the world."
"I'm not taking a vacation this
year," one Reiman declared last
week. "I'd spend a week just get-
ting out of town."
"Yes, sir, the automobile has
proved a great moral force — it's
stopped a lot of horse stealing."
Freeloading
Newspapermen!
The blue-uniformed usher sta-
tioned at the mirrored doors of
the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel's
Basildon Room one day recently
was under strict orders to let
no one enter without an identifi-
cation badge, Behind the guard-
ed doors, some of the nation's
top newspaper publishers en-
gaged in a lively, hour-long dis-
cussion. Their provocative topic:
Junkets and freeloading for
members of the press,
Except for an official, but non-
committal, summation, what
went on at this session of the
American. Newspaper Publishers
Asseciation's annual convention
in New York was supposed to be
secret. But inevitably, publishers
talked about it later, although
most of them wanted to remain
anonymous.
Richard Amberg, publisher of
the Newhouse chain's St. Louis
Globe-Democrat, chaired the dis-
cussion and later told Newsweek:
"I believe the industry as a
whole is quietly undergoing self-
examination, We've been point-
ing the finger of scorn at our
competitors, TV and * radio, for
payola practices, and we damn
well don't want to be caught at
the same thing. Like Caesar's
wife, we have to be beyond re-
proach."
But what it takes to remain
beyond reproach was a matter
of varied opinion. An East Coast
business manager said his paper
already has ruled out gifts worth
more than $10. A Northeastern
publisher said: "I don't mind if
someone gets a bottle of Scotch •
at Christmas, but a case is too
much."
However, as Amberg remark-
ed, individuals can still get
around the rules. "If a wrestling
promoter sends a case of Scotch
to a sportswriter's home," he
said, "the publisher could dis-
claim any knowledge of it and
say the action was in violation of
PROPERTM5 FOR
HAROI-O D, POAPST,
BROILER
WINCHESTER
AfIltIC vill farn1,.. excellent build,
intia with chattels - '4,22,000.00, terms,
s.urvice Station and equipment — cle-
lacheti residence -- highway location,
good la \ estmoot.
21 Acrv, farm Rood haus" -
way, $5,500,00,
Call Pan, power Kenrnert1 Metcalfe 19 R, 4.
RAZOR BLADES
Douri1.E4mGE Razor Blades, stmerior
to ali, made in Solingen, Germany, 29
$1.00 or Ill for $3.00 - Money back
guarantee. Delaware Distributors,
Stamford, New York.
TEACHERS WANTED
A PROTESTANT teacher wanted for school section No. 17, Euphrasia TOW11.-
aslIteanecc,Cestelnytte, 10sit',,C3r9et3;i1;. duties to con'"
min4i..3.' stating qualifications and eat, ary expected to Herbert Lemon, See,-
Treas., HA, 3, Markciale,
rleiAnPS Landing,,Jocelyn and St.Jeseiirow1 School Area Board
requires four qualified Protestant
teachers for September' to teach Oracles
1 to 4, 5 to 8. 1 to a, 4 to O.
once,AiL 'Yu' a m.steatillef4 lastl a Iiinas°p4etel onrs' toeXIM'orrst.
Frank Brawn, Richards Landing, On-
tario PRINCE Edward County. North Marys,
burgh Township Selma Board, requires teachers for rural schools. Average en-
rollment, 20.25 Duties to commence
September, 1960.
APPLY giving references, experience,
qualifications and salary expected.
Arthur McCornock, Sec.-Treas., Pleten.
Ontario, 11-R, 5. Phone Pieton, GR, 111-5323.
TEACHER WANTED
EMSDALE
TBAC11ER. for Grades 3 and 4, and also
one for Grades 5 and 6, Salaries paid
$3,000.
APPLY, stating qualifications, experi-
ence and name and address of present
inspector,
APPLY to Mrs. E. J. Sine, Sec'ty., Per-
ry Township School Board, Emsdalt,
Ontario, Phone 47 Emsdale.
SOUTH Brighton Twp. School area re-
quire a Protestant teacher to teach
four grades, 1, 2, 7, 8, in a rural school as Per Salary Schedule. Minimum no
experience $3,000.00. Duties Commence
September 6th, 1960.
Reply stating Experience, Salary and
last Inspectorate to
Mr. Cecil Alexander Sec:Treas.
R.R. 1, Brighton, Ont.
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