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Neectie,s of Ora.nite
Once, the slender needles of
granite and ice congealed above
the world where men lived, were
no more than the cry of earth
towards the iky. In the evenings,
after supper, the peasants told
each other legends. "There are
in this region mountains of Pro,
di$iotis height, particularly
around the Vala and the Val d'
Aottate, There is found what are
called Glaciers, and what the na-
tives call AccursedMountain, be-
cause it is always covered with
snow and, ice."
Peter the Third of Aragon
went to the summit of Canigou
in 1280, and Petrareh ascended
the Ventoux in 13313. Mont
Aiguille was climbed at the oe-
der, or rather the whim, of a
king in 1492, and Leonardo da
Vinci conquered, so it is said, a
certain. Mount. Boso (in 1511?),
But these ascents remained isol-
ated instances. The mountains
climbed were relatively low and
Were only OD the edge of the
great ranges and the eternal.
snows, Were men afraid of the
high peaks, whether in the Alps
or the Himalaya?
A few peasants ventured
among them — crystal-gatherers
and chamois-hunters.... Some
foreigners, too, the great travel-
lers approached little by little
the terrifying beauty of the high
hills,
In 1741 an Englishman called
William Wyndham, who lived at
Geneva, organized with some of
his countrymen "un voyage aux
Glacieres de Savoie, dans la vat-
lee de Chamougny." In spite of
the local prior, a good Old man
"who showed them a thousand
courtesies and advised them
strongly against proceeding
higher," and in spite of the local
inhabitants who told them "that
even the crystal-gatherers and
the hunters of bouquetins and
chamois, not to mention all the
strangers who came to Cham-
ougny, had been content to see
what they saw at present," they
ventured as far as Montenvers.
"From there we had a full
view of the glacier the reader
must imagine a lake whipped by
a strong wind, then suddenly
frozen."
Wyndham and his companions
were more intrigued by the gla-
ciers, hedged aboot with legends
of which they took small ac-
count, than by Mont Blanc,
which they do not so much as
mention. None the less they were
the first visitors to the. Mer de
Glace: the English had opened
the high Faucigny road to tour-
ist traffic. Twenty years later the
ascent of the Giant of the Alps
itself was to be the order of the
day, — From "Mont Blanc to
Eeverest," by Gaston Rebuffat,
Translated from the French by
Geoffrey Sutton.
Q. How can I cope with some
wallpaper in one of my rooms,
which has lest its grip and
formed an unsightly bulge on
the wall?
A, Here's one good way of
"battling the bulge"; slit the
bulge with a razor blade and,
using a knile, insert library
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be much improved.
BOMBER'S VICTIM — A policeman rushes to the side of re dazed
and bloodied man after a bomb exploded in Duffy Square,
New York City. Six persons were injured.
show busine,s, lie bought Da
Theatre ifi Leicester Square and
p4 04 musical comedies. Ife
Might have been a success but
he refused all professional as,
Siatanee and even Insisted .on
producing his. OWn shows, lie
lost thousands of pounds..
Now the rumours began to fly;
bankers who had been his close
friends cold- shouldered him.
What was )1e to: do?
White made lap his mind to
snake .a..corner in petrolehm but
he could not obtain .any
cial backing. In 192,7 he had to
face demands for cash payments
of 92,000,000, He had, no moneyl-
his, Lancashire cotton '41.?0041"
had burst, and thousands of small
investors were ruined,
On Toesday, June 28th, 1927,
jimmy White left London for his
country house called Vothill. Tie
said to Williams, his butler:
"Pon't worry about me; every-
thing will be all right,"
He then told all the other
servants to take the evening off
and go to the theatre at Swin-
don, and he gave instructions
that he was not to be called un-
til noon the next day.
Next day at noon, one of the
servants went to call White;
there was no .answer, Climbing
through a window into the room,
the butler found White lying on
his side with a sponge soaked in
chloroform pressed closely to his
mouth. There was a note say-
ing:
"Go easy with me, old man;
I'm dead from prussic acid."
The truth, however, was that
the tycoon had taken too little
prussic acid to kill him, so. he
had fetched some chloroform
front a medicine chest and had
killed himself with that.
After the suicide a Receiver
was appointed on behalf of the
Beecham Trust and it was re-
vealed that White owed his bank
91,500,000,
Six years before his death,
Jimmy White was divorced from
his wife by whom he had two.
daughters. While he was in the
money he set aside $180,000 to
provide his wife with an annuity
of $9,000 for life.
etting a. little practice,
pal?"
Skin Divers Make
War On Starfish
Skin divers armed with knives
and other weapons have been
attacking the great numbers of
starfish which prey on oyster
beds in the North Atlantic, caus-
ing serious losses to fishermen.
This is the newest way of
fighting the starfish menace
which has increased since the
end of the last world war. The
starfish is a highwayman, not
of the open roads, but along the
world's seaways where it ruth-
lessly attacks mussels as well as
oysters.
"Devil's fingers," "crossfish,"
"cramps" — these are some of
the names the oyster dredgers
give this strange, voracious crea-
ture, After a rough autumn tide
you can generally find some of
these five-fingered creatures ly-
ing on the beach. Starfish are
often found hunting oysters in
the mouths of creeks on British
south and east coasts. '
The underside of a starfish is
mostly covered with little points
of tubes and when these are
filled with water it is able by
their aid to crawl about. There
ti are sucking discs on the ends of
these tubes which can cling to
any solid surface 'and thus, the
creature is able to pull itself
along.
If a starfish loses an arm or
finger it begins at once to grow
another, When fieherrnen, en-
raged because of starfish attacks
on oysters, tried to destroy the
pests by tearing them in half,
they were amazed to see many
of tile fragments growing fresh
parts,
When a mass of starfish ing
vaded the coast of real, Xent,
some years ago, thousands were
stranded as the tide went down
along a stretch of ten miles,
Many of the starfish were taken
to allotments and helped to man-
ure the land.
A pre-war Scientist Profes-
sor .1. Arthur Thomson,
ed the starfish as a creature
Which represents efficiency with-
out brains, Its stomach is elastic
arid it can, without the slightest
trouble, eject the whole of it
through its mouth, he said, The
starfish encloses an oyster hi its
stomach then draws stomach and
oyster back into itself so that it
can digest its prey at leisure,,
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Bet He Could Eat
Peas Off.A Knife
His name was James White,
Jimmy to his friends and hang-
ers-on, of whom there were
many. He was born in Rochdale,
Lancashire, in 1878, of extreme-
ly poor parents.
As soon as Jimmy left school
he got a job as an errand boy
and later became a bricklayer's
labourer. Then he got ideas,
ideas that were later to shoot
him to the top like a rocket.
With no capital at all he set
himself up as a speculative
builder; it was the heyday of the
jerry builder and Jimmy did not
do badly. He was not yet twenty
but he began promoting local
prizefights.
Then came his first piece of
sharp practice. A circus came to
town and. Jimmy chummed up
with the boss, persuading hint to
sell a three-quarter share in it.
He had not got the money to pay
for his share but he touted
around and sold it at a profit,
This gave him a liking for
show business so he started to
run a theatre at Matlock in Der-
byshire. Now he saw himself in
the big money; he decided to
launch himself in London.
To London he went, in 1899,
only to find that the Boer War
was just starting in South Africa.
He joined up, went overseas
where he served as a mounted
policeman.
When the war was over, Jim-
my White returned to Britain,
where he met one of the greatest
financial rogues of the time:
Ernest Terah Hooley, who later
served a term of imprisonment.
Together with Hooley, White
went into the flotation of corn-
panies whose shares were "push-
ed" unscrupulously; options on
MOON SUIT — Little haute with. Tees was designed for the
theort. Republic Aviation designed the suit to provide the moon
itXplarer with a livable atmosphere, Dernetistrator puts down
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*he Model is experinietifcii, designers believe the some fendo-
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thot toutd he token tire laid but on file' sorid,
this and that, concessions of all
kinds were bought and sold. But
when Hooley went to jail, White
was in the clear.
Prizefighting was always Jim-
my White's ideal and now he
saw his big chance.-. Jack John-
son, the giant Negro, had just
won the world heavyweight
championship from Tommy
Burns over in Australia and had
come to London looking for a
fight, Why not promote a scrap
between him and Bombardier
Wells the heavyweight champion
of Britain?
The match was arranged to
take place at Earls Court, Lon-
don, but then he found he hadn't
sufficient money for the guar-
antee, writes Harry J. Greenwall
in "Tit-Bits".
White decided to extract the
last ounce of publicity out of his
failure. He began secretly to ar-
range opposition to the fight on
the ground of the undesirability
of a white man fighting a Negro
in London,
He managed to get questions
asked in the House of Commons
and, as a result, the Home Sec-
retary forbade the fight. Jimmy
White was by , now front-page
news all over Britain. He pre-
tended to be disgusted with the
Home Secretary's action. But he
was a hero in sporting circles
and was made a member of the
National Sporting Club!
It was at the club that Jimmy
met the late Sir Joseph Beech-
am; the two men went into part-
nership to deal in real estate.
One et their schemes was to buy
Covent Garden Market from the
Duke of Bedford who was to be
paid $5,000,000.
It was White's idea to pull
down the Market and replace it
with colossal warehouses to be
linked by subterranean roads to
London's main line stations, but
the Market tenants opposed the
scheme so vigorously that it fell
through.
In 1918 there was talk of con-
ferring a knighthood on Jimmy
White, but he let it be known at
a high level that he would be
willing to forgo that if the war-
time restrictions . oil company
promotions were lifted, and,
strange to relate, they were
lifted!
Now White went full steam
ahead, forming company after
company, Ile was always the
chairman and his ,"share-push=
ers" went out east and west and
south and north,
How the money flowed into
his eoffersl He bought a large
country house, a $150,000 yacht;
he started horse-racing arid at
one time owned seventy race-
horses,
Jimmy had a sumptuous suite
of offices in the Strand, London,
where his desk had solid gold
fittings. The office led to a din-
ing room which was decorated
livith famous sporting prints.
One of London's most famous
chefs was engaged to provide a
magnificent lunch every day for
Jfmmy and his guests; if White
was not there and if there were
no guests, the lunch Was pro-
vided just the same,"
At this period his fortune was
estimated at $9,000,000. t{e used
to make the most. fantastic bets.
One day he was lunching with
Holey when he made a bet of
$75 that he would put thirty
peas on the blade of his knife
and swallow them without spill-
ing one. Ihrany -won his bet!
He also gave immense sums to
Roman Catholic charities-; nuns
who called at his strand ()Meet
often went away with theoutS
for $1,1300. '
Once again White went into
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