HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1948-3-3, Page 740,000 Russians
Prefer to Make
Homes in Britain
Of the many misconceptions of
our day, none is more presistent
tha:. the belief that Britain swarms
with foreigners, all eager and de-
termined In oust Britons from their
jobs In cold, sober figures the
picture looks very different -259,-
000 civilian foreigners (of 16 years
of age and upwards) compared with
the 33,000,000 Britons of compar-
ables ages, 'lit -Bits, England.
This comparison takes no ac-
count of German prisoners -of -war
or the 142,000 Poles who are in
this country only as an aftermath
of war, Neither of these categories
can be said to compete with British
workers to any serious degree be-
cause they are not free to under-
t.tke civilian employment in the
ordinary way.
Could you guess which nation is
most strongly represented among
the 250,000 civilian foreigners resi-
dent in Britain? France, America,
Italy, or—? The answer will sur-
prise you. Russians top the list
with nearly 40,000, while close be-
hind, numerically, come the 35,500
Germans. In both cases these
civilians are almost entirc,y refu-
gees from their native lands, and
many have been here for years.
Next on the civilian list conte the
Poles -20,500 of them—and then
the Italians With a total of 17,000.
The Austrians are nearly as strong
numerically — 15,850. Americans
ar,: sixth on the list, with a total
of 13,600, closely followed by 13,-
000 French nationals, 'l'hen there
are 12,700 Chinese, and after them
the Dutch (11,500); Belgians 00,-
400); Czechs (10,000); Swiss (8,-
800); and Norwegians (8,600).
Much (ower down the scale
conte Spaniards (4,400), Drones
(4,0101, Greeks (3,800), Swedes
(8,0051, and Rumanians (2,400).
The two smallest groups are 81
Dollars and 198 Luxembourgers.
There is, however, one category
worth a mention on its own—the
2,700 who are a perpetual head-
ache
ache to the authorities. The Y are
c'a •sified as Stateless, and even if
they were highly undesirable, they
could not be deported for the simple
mason that they have no known
Fatherland to which they could be
sent.
One other aspect of the picture
must not be overlooked.
The 250,000 foreigners mentioned
arc by t>n means all the then and
women of foreign origin now resi-
dent here. 1' men January 1, 1946,
and June 30, certificates of natural-
ization were granted to 13,415 appli-
cants, and only 150 were refused;
and on June 30 another 23,070 ap-
plication: were outstanding.
At this rate, another ten years
would build up the proportion of
foreigners to I for every 64 Brit-
ons—scarcely a proportion to cause
worry.
So It Will
A commercial traveller entered
the shop of a grocer named Marcel
and said: "March, on the 1st of
April the price of tea is going up."
"I'm sorry to hear that," replied
I4f 'rrlt.
A few days later a wholesale sales-
man came in and said: "March, on
the 1st of April the price of sugar is
going up,"
"I'm sorry to ]tear that," said
March,
Later on the landlord came in
and said: "March, on the 1st of
April I must put the rent up."
"I'm sorry to hear that," said
March.
Then he put up his sign in the
window: "The first of April will be
the end of March,"
More than 1500 displaced persons from Germany recently arrived in Canada to start new —
and happier — lives with the help of the government. On arrival, they are registered, given
sheets and blankets, fed and bathed. Prospec tive employers must guarantee them a year's
work at prevailing wages, living quarters and good working conditions. These pictures sho
some of the D,I . s at St. Paul I'Ermite, near Montreal. Above Jack Frost gives them a cold
reception as they wait outside the govern meat hostel to board busses for Montreal.
Sports - And One Thing
or Another
By FRANK MANN HARRIS
("A Sixbit Critic")
Arany columns have been written—
and there has been evert more "In-
side dope" passing around—regard-
ing what ails the once -mighty Cana -
diens. "They're sore at Seiko";
"There's dissension between the
players"; "They just won't give their
best for Dick Irvin any more"—these
are just a few of the pieces of gossip
you hear whispered around by the
wise -guy element that hangs about
the fringes of every sport
* * *
Well, we haven't had a great deal
of personal contact with any of the
Canadiens for the past few years;
and our long-standing opinion of the
value of "inside information" is that
111e more you hare, the quicker you
can go broke betting on it. From
our most recent look at the Mont -
meters in what might he laughingly
called "action" we would say there
is no mystery at all about the lowly
position they occupy.
* * *
6l'hen eec were n lot younger, there
used to be n somewhat ribald verse
which was rather popular. It rat, as
21'0 recall, something as follows;
"King David and King Solomon led
Merry, merry lives — With maty,
maty lady friends and nearly, ninny
wives—But when old age came over
then,, with many, many qualms —
King Soloman wrote 'Proverbs' and
King David wrote 'The Psalms.'
4; * *
And that just about sizes up what's
happened to Canadiens. The way
hockey is played nowadays, once a
guy's legs begin to go bad on him,
you can ring down the curtain. Old
age seems to have caught up with
several key members of the once -
Flying Frenchmen all at once, and
they just can't stay along with the
pace any more. We may be wrong
of course, but iu our opinion it's as
simple as that "She was a good old
waggon but she done broke down"—
and unless a miracle should happen,
we feel you can count Canadiens out
of it until a heap of rebuilding has
been done.
Just In The Nick of Time—In Cleveland an ex -Marine pestered
by domestic troubles wrote to a • newspaper threatening
suicide, Reporter Jack Hume was sent to investigate, altd
, above is seen arriving just in titne to prevent Dominic Varkett
from leaping off the High Level Bridge, ..With the help of a
passing truck -driver, Hume managed to pttll the would -'be
suicide to safety and, after a struggle, to subdue hint.
Here, for no good (reason., we are
reminded of a crack the late 11'ill
Rogers once palled. It was during
the first if'orld War, and one even-
ing Rogers 11413 al fie stage doing his
monologue and rope -spinning act
when suddenly a middle aged lady in
the audience rose and shouted, "Why
aren't you in the Army you big
coward,'"
Rogers raised his Itand and quitted
other members of the audience who
were felling the dame to sit down and
daft up, then asked her fo repeat her
question, "Why aren't you in uni-
form?" she yelled. "For the very
sante reason, my dear lady," Bill
calmly replied, "that you aren't in
the Ziegfeld Follies. Physical dis-
abilities!"
* * *
Down in Parliament somebody Inas
come up with the bright suggestion
that Canada should try to find some
loophole in the amateur laws where-
by Barbara Ann Scott could be pro-
vided with a University education, at
public expense, and still retain her
present status as a "simon pure".
This strikes us as about the d?zziest •
idea that has evolved from that dir-
ection
ieection in some time, which is saying
quite a lot.
* * *
Barbara Ann Scott has already
brought to Canada—and to herself—
just about all the honors there are
in connection with figure skating.
Anything else she does, from now on,
is hound to be in the nature of an
anti -climax; and next time she
mightn't be so lucky. For while she
is undoubtedly tops in her graceful
art — although some of those dis-
gruntled rivals don't appear to think
so — from all reports she didn't get
any the worst of it in finding better
ice conditions than soup of her com-
petition did.
* * *
Then why—just for the purpose o£
preserving her "amateur status" —
tion when, just by making one mo -
should Canada give her free educa-
tion picture, she could probably col-
lect enough to take her through every
university in the land? Why—just
to provide a grand box-office draw
for some snobbish Skating Clubs that
wouldn't give her a tunable if she'd
finished second—should Miss Scott
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refrain from following Sonja ITenie's
lead and collecting some real dough
for herself?
* * *
No doubt many will recall all the
auger and head -shaking there was
in that same Miss I'fenie's native land
When it was announced that she was
turning pro. But, had she refused to
do so, what would she be now. Just
another old-timer, hanging around
the carious skating meets, and with-
out enough of that youthful zing and
charm left to catch the judges' fancy
any longer. Barbara Ann Scott should
cash in, while the cashing's gond, and
tell anybody who tries to persuade
her otherwise to go chase hilnself.
* * *
For the public—especially in mat-
ters connected with sport — hos a
shockingly short memory. Twenty
year's 0)' so ago there was a young
lady by the name of Gertrude Ederlc
who caused far more of a world sen-
sation - by stoinlnliag the English
Channel — thanBarbara Ann Scott
can ever hope to do. Wonder where
Gertrude Ederle is now—and if she
ever thinks of those thronged streets
of cheering thousands 101)0 once so
z2 )11112 greeted her. "Three cheers are
all very well, but when it carnes to
buying groceries they don't go nearly
as far as three bucks" may be a
cynical viewpoint. Still, it's not very
far front being Use truth, just the
saute.
Fifty-fifty
"Where have you been?"
"Having my hair cut."
"You know you can't have' your
hair cut in the firm's time."
"Well, it grew in the firms titne,
didn't it"
"Not all of it."
"Well, I didn't have it all cut off."
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