HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1948-5-26, Page 7What Goes On In The World
By Norman Blair
Western Europe
In March the Foreign 1'Misters of
Britain, Frauhe, Belgium, 1lolland
and Luxembourg put their signa-
tures to a treaty of mutual defense,
That Was the start of the European
Western Union; and on the same
day the treaty was signed, President
Truman pledged the United Stales
to give the Union assistance, in the
time of need, "by appropriate
means".
Nowa joint general staff has been
established among the five nations;
and in an effort to let the United
States know just how much assist-
ance wuttld be needed, have made
an estimate of what the strength of
the Western Union Nations would
be in term- of winnower.
Army Navy Air Force
Britain 527,00) 307,000 147,1100
France 465,000 58,000 72,000
Holland 110,000 38,000 7,000
Belgium 58,00 none 7,(100
Luxembourg (Strength neglihle)
The big program before the Min-
isters of the five nation,, however,
is how to develop the kind of pro-
gram most likely to win the whole-
hearted United States support, They
are well aware that should a war
develop between that country and
Russia they will be caught "in the
middle" and that their strength will
be feeble compared to that of the
Soviets. Therefore, firm American
support -- and 'upport before it is
too late — is the crux of the whole
Western European defense problem,
or so it would seem.
Australia
With so much talk about rising
prices and the advisability of re-
imposing price controls in Canada,
it may b': of interest to know a little
of what goes on `Down tinder"
The most recent available reports
say that price controls still apply
to goods sold within Australia; and
while the Price Commissioner has
authorized certain advances, on the
whole the level has been pretty well
maintained.
A review of .etail prices in six
Australian state capitals showed that
the index for the three months end-
ing last September—with the 1930-
1939 average taken as equal to 100
— were as follows; Food and groc-
eries, 126; Rent of small houses, 106;
Clothing, 191; Miscellaneous goods
and services, 126.
Wholesale price of basic materials
and foodstuffs have also risen to
some extent, although not nearly as
much as on this Continent, The
wholesale .index for November 1947
—compared on the sante basis as
above — was 139 for coal, and metal;
158 for oil,, fats and waxes; 281 for
textiles; -143 for chemicals; 130 for
hides and rubber; 189 for building
materials; 150 for foodstuffs and to-
bacco,
It is interesting to note that the
Index for goods principally imported
into Australia was 195, while that
for goods principally produced at
home was only 139, As at the end of
1947 consumer rationing still con-
tinued to apply to meat, tea, butter,
clothing and gasoline,
The United States
The controversy iu Washington
Over the war preparedness program
boils down to this — the Adminis-
tration want to prepare with men,
while many members of Congress
want to do it with money-.
The Congress plan is to re-equip.
the American armed forces with the
,most modern weapons, placing spe-
cial emphasis on air power as the
most potent sort of strength against
Russian threat, The Administration
•is w'iliire to go part way in this re-
gard, and has repeatedly given warn-
ing that a sixty-six group Air Force
— using reconditioned planes — was
all American economy can bear.
But when the Appropriations Com-
mittee voted, by an overwhelming
majority, ill favor of building a
seventy -group force, the stronger
air -power pogram took a real stride
forward.
Of special interest to many Cana-
dians is the victory scored at Wash-
ington for the pro -margarine forces.
In New York, for instance, Marga-
rine is selling at 45 cents a pound,
against butter price of more than
double that, Dairy interests have
long contended that present restrlc-
tiwe laws and to See must continue,
fearing that unrestricted margarine
may eventually mean — literally —
the end of their bread and butter.
But in spite of bitter opposition the
House of Rrpreseuativ,'c voted by
over (wo 10 0110 to repeal the Feder-
al uta. however, rougher sledding is
expected in the Senate, where the
smaller dairying states carry just as
much weight as those having big
City populatiuus.
Palestine
Affairs in that much -troubled
land continue to remain 1n a condi-
lion of chaos, and there are many
who regard the Arab threat of in-
vasion, with the purpose of taking
the whole country, a very real one.
The one man who may hold the
key to the whole Palestine situation
is Abdullah Ibn EI-Hussien, king of
the mountainous little country of
Trans-Jordan. For although Abdul-
lah's country is small (population
only 335,0001 and was recognized as
a sovereign, independent kingdom
only two years ago, his Arab Legion
is by far the . trongest Arab army in
the Middle .East, and what he says
carries the utmost weight in the
seven -state Arab league.
The Legion has 15,000 trained and
disciplined fighters, who have tanks,
mobile artillery and other modern
meati iiized equipment. The top-
ranking officers are British, the
Legion commander being John
Begot Glubb Pasha. And very close
ties are said to exist between Ab-
dullah and the British Foreign Of-
fice,
Otte encouraging feature, how-
ever, is that there is no love lost
between Abdullah and other Arab
leaders. They recognize that the
Legion is the only real Arab strik-
ing force, and on the surface appear
to be willing to back Abdullah in an
attempt to break the Jews' armed
power in Palestine and prevent
the establishment of a Jewish state
there.
But they also realize that Abdul-
lah has a real ambition to rule over
what he calls a "Greater Syria"
which would include — as well as
Trans-Jordan — Syria, Iraq, Leban-
on and an Arab Palestine, And they
fear that by backing Abdullah's
ambitious too far, they may be let-
ting themselves in for something
more than they bargained for.
But make no mistake about it,
whatever goes in Palestine, Abdul-
lah is the man to watch,
Great Britain
In April, for the fourth successive
month, Britain's steel industry broke
its own production record. The sues
cessful drive for more scrap iron was
apparently a contributing factor,
which has carrier, steel production
far beyond the goal set by the Gov-
ernntent.
Production last mouth was at an
annual rate of over 15 trillion tons,
whereas the year's target was only
14 million tons. Pig iron production
also rose in April, with the industry
evidently feeling the benefit of new
blast furnaces.
The importance of these figures to
British economy is best understood
in light of the Government's state-
ment at the first of the year to the
effect that steel would take the place
of coal as Britain's most vital pro•
duct. Possibly with the threat of the
industry's nationalization in the Fall
as a stimulus, the steel and iron
makers have really shown what free
industry can do, and the four month
succession of records broken is a
really encouraging note in the tale of
post-war Britain.
Just For Fun
A cub reporter on an English
newspaper was reprimanded for
going too touch into detail: "Keep
it brief," ordered the editor. The
next day lie found the following.,
on his desk:
"Shooting tragedy last night.
Lord ITapless, a guest at Lady
Wistful's, complained of feeling
i1!, took a highball, his hat and
coat, no notice of anyone, his de-
parture, a taxi, a pistol from his
pocket, and his life. Good chap.
Regrets."
A Bit Shy, But Willing To Make Friends—This eight -Months
old doe was very frightened, and in great danger of being hit
by a passing car, when overtaken on a highway by a Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals automobile recently.
The doe is now ryuite happy on a farm near Arthur, Ont., and.
is here seen malting friends with Inspector .Morris, of the
&.P.C,A, the than responsible for putting it in a place of safety,
"Canning" Help for the Cancer Fight—Like all others who re-
alize the importance of combatting this great killer, railway
workers throughout the Dominion are helping the "Fight
Cancer" Fund. A novel plan has been adopted by railway
freight department employees; and pictured here is one of two
jam tins which will travel across Canada and back for con-
tributions, just before it left Vancouver aboard the C.P.R.'s fast
freight "Seaboard" an its way to Halifax and- intermediate
points. A similar can will travel over the lines of the Canadian
National Railroad. The idea originated at Vernon, B.C., and
the two '`tins with silver linings" will finally be returned to
that point for delivery to Cancer Fund authorities.
Sports - And One Thing
or Another
By FRANK MANN HARRIS
("A Sixbit Critic")
When he steered Citation under
tha wire, three and a half lengths
ahead of his stahlemate Coaltown,
Eddie Arcaro became the first
jockey to be aboard a Kentucky
Derby winner four times. And
right after the weighing -in rites had
been perforated Arcaro remarked,
somewhat wryly, "Well, that's one
time I picked the right one."
He was thinking, no doubt, of
some of his previous Derby ex-
periences—of the horses he had
thought were a cinch that failed
to come through, and of the ones
he didn't feel had a chance which
won. For crack jockeys can pick
ultimate losers that look litre cer-
tain winners, even as you and I,
Arearo's first Derby mount was
Nellie Flag, back in 1945. Every-
body had Nellie pegged as the
greatest filly since Regret—the only
one of her sex ever to win the great
Julep Belt event. But Eddie dis-
covered—as have many others be-
fore- and since—that fillies are a
risky proposition early in the year,
and Nellie Flag finished up with
three others in front of her.
* 4
His next mount, three years later,
was Lawrin—and if Arcaro had had
his own way, he'd have missed the
thrill of forking his first Derby
winner. "I want no part of that
one," he told Ben Jones, the trainer,
when asked to ride, "I've got no
confidence in him." But Jones per-
suaded the jockey that Lawrin had
one buret of speed that was bound
to take him to the front. Rounding
the bend for ,tome Arcaro turned
that burst loose; and that was that.
* * *
Eddie confesses that he was also
dubious regarding Whirlaway's
chances, in 1941, He didn't like the
way Whirlaway had been beaten
in the Blue Grass Stakes and in
the Derby Trial; and he knew that
tine horse had crazy habits and was
just as liable to clitnb the fence into
the infield as not. One of Arcaro'a
great regrets is that he didn't
take a little of the 10 to 1 somebody
offered hien against the horse—as
all Whirlaway won by was a mere
eight lengths.
In the 1042 renewal Eddie had
his pick of two mounts—and grab-
bed the wrong one. They were
Shut Out and Devil River. Arcaro's
choice was Dnvil River; and al-
though, two days before the race,
when he breezed both horses, Shut
Out felt and worked better, he re-
fused to switch, and stuck to itis
original choice., Shut Out was the
winner.
4 * *
Although his mount in the 104.4
Derby was the favorite, and there
wasn't much to beat, Eddie had his
doubts as to tate horse's ability to
last the mile and a quarter distance.
He was right. Stir 1.79 failed to go
the route and Pensive won Next
year he was in the saddle on Hoop
Jr. and didn't have to work any
harder tltatl he did this month on
Citation, hoop Jr, bust off in
front and never had even a
glimpse of another horse until they
were pulling up after the finish.
4 * *
Lord Boswell was his mount is
19.10—a horse that everybody
thought would come front behind
with terrific speed, mowing down
all contenders in the stretch rut,
But it was a big field, hard to get
through, and the chances are that
Lord Boswell wasn't all the horse
the experts said he was. Anyway,
he didn't make it,
* 4
Arcaro still thinks and maintains
that he gave Phalanx, the 1947
favorite, as good a ride as pos-
sible; although there were a whole
heap of onlookers who don't agree,
and say that Eddie was distinctly
outridden. That race still troubles
his dreams, and he's studied the
movies dozens of times looking for,
and failing to find, any mistakes
he made.
"Phalanx was a slow horse to
pick up speed so I didn't hurry him
away from the gate," Eddie says.
"Starting with the backstretch I
thought we should be passing some
of the ones in front When I saw
that we weren't I hit Phalanx at
the five-eighths pole. From the
stands it might have looked as if
we ware flying then, but I'm still
not convinced that we were Even
at the head of the stretch we were
unable to gain on Jet Pilot; and
the only reason we gained on him
on end was because he was
coming back to, us. I couldn't have
given him a better ride"'
Solving H.C.L.
Best Malt (seeking bridegroom af-
ter the ceremony): Where's Mac?
Guest: He's round at the back of
the car trying on the old shoes.
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ISSUE 21 — 1948
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Write Wire Phone
126 ACRES, Welland County, one mile irodd
Lake Erle, Clay loam, 80 none hardwood
bush, 5 acres good fruit trope, pleut7 of water.
Largo brick house, baro 32 x 100. shed 50 s 76,
conorote .Ito 13 x 40, 2 bon helms, 1 brooder
houses. Blob land,
Farm owned by same faintly elppoa 1155,
Advancing age reason for. selling, M. E. Bar-
rick, R.R. 2, Wuntleet, Ont.
6 1t5GISTERED Lincoln ewes, With 0 (arse
lambs from Oxford ram. First 5500. taken
them, M. Johnson, R,4, St, Catharines.
BOXER pimplon, brindle, 0 months ohemploir
etre, Henry 9tameryhnnna, 50.10, No. 1.
Weston, Ont.
CASE pickup baler. and traator sjde rake,
good condition to highest offer. H. Russell
Eddy, Scotland, Ont.
O0EiN Oeluout Black a ,a„c...Cully...too-
pea1,
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HELP WANTED
PROTESTANT teaohera wanted for Township
Sohoo1 Area of Kennebec. State guanaco -
Hon, flame Of la,t inspector and attar,
DUTIES to commence Sept, 1, 1948. AVOW
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