HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1953-8-19, Page 5Like To Take A Trip
To Timbuktu?
Modern iranspartetton is
shortening the time - distance
from here to Timbuktu, for gen-
erations the epitome of faraway
places.
Thera isnow a commercial
flight across French West Africa
every Week from Bamako to
Cao, stopping at Goundam, 70
miles from Timbuktu, From,
Goundam, according to the Na -
lienal Geographic, it is only two
days by camel to the sun -baked
village on the. Sahara's sOuther'n
edge — an overnight hop by.
motor.
But while it may have have
lost its mythical title as the
"farthest corner of the earth,'"
Timbuktu's new accessibility has
brought little change into its old
way Of life. It is still 800 miles
from • the nearest coast, though a
vital,;trade crossroads point for
the vast West African hump—a
meeting place of Sahara camels
and canoes plying the Niger
River,
Timbuktu still has no paved
streets, autos, electricity, sewage
or water system, movies, restau-
rants, 033 hotels. The tempera-
ture $overs between 100 and 110
degress in the shade some eight
months, of the year. Brief but
torrential rains bring some re-
lief in late summer—but dis-
pleasure as well, for two -storied
mud -brick houses are likelyto
melt away. jimbuktu was a
center Of. Moslem culture during
the 15th and 18th centuries,
How Can You Miss?—Bill Wiehr demonstrates a highly ,versatile
gun which is sure to bag game in one way or another. The
Muzzle -loader can shoot around a tree to get an elus'ivebird,
and if one barrel misses, the other barrel is ready to fire. It has
a built-in watch, thermometer, weather. vane, mirror, spectacles
for better sighting, and a knife forskinning the catch. A com-
pass keeps the hunter on the trail, Find ghe's, still unsuccessful'
in bagging any game, there's a capgpene so he. won't
, r,
"starve.
Moslem writers left accounts of
its great wealth in gold and os-
trich plumes, of the giant camel
caravans, some 10,000 strong, that
gathered to trade in gold, ivory,
arid slaves. In 1828, a Ft ench-
man was the first westerner to
reach the city and win the Paris
Geographic Society prize of 10-
000 francs for penetrating its
mysteries.
SPORT
by A SLXBITC
Ask any American fight fan to
namethe greatest scrapper ever
`sent from British shores to battle
there and he will invariably
plump from that all -action, two-
fisted puncher, Ted "Kid" Lewis,
idol of London's East End. A
Relentless fighting machine, Lewis
clouted over seventy opponents
into oblivionin the course of 250
recorded contests.
British champion in three divi-
sions, it was in the States that he
notched some of his greatest vic-
tories,. Mainly . against American
Jack Britton. These two boxers
monopolized the. world welter-
weight title for seven years,
meeting altogether twenty times,
with each t'oultd.a bitter, slashing
brawl that served -only to inten-
sify their fierce antagonism.
* • a
Even their managers engaged
Refreshing, Pause—Dr, Karl Her-
rikoffer takes time off to relax
and have a swig of Bavarian
cheer upon his return to Munich,
Germany. He is the leader of
the German' 'Himalaya expedi-
tion:- which conquered Nanga
Parbat (Naked Goddess) Moun-
lain.
in heated slanging matches dur.
ing fights. And of all their epic
clashes, it was the scrap at Can-
ton, Ohio, on March 17th, 1919,
that reads most like a sensation-
al ring novel. Queer things have
happened in U.S. fight arenas—
but nothing like that in the en-
tire hi§tory of 'the sport.
Lewis was chahipion at the
time, and so confident of victory
that he took the ring only half
fit. He was suffering from fever.
But when his manager suggested
a postponement, the Kid waved
him aside.
"I'm not going to let down
either the promoters or the fans!"
he declared,
His face a sickly hue, ha slam-
med into the fray with his usual
tempestuous attack, knowing his
hopes depended on an early win.
The pace was hot, and as the
slugging contest developed, so
did the, bitter "needle" element.
While their managers fought
their usual word -battle from the
corners, the fighters exchanged
snarling remarks as they swap-
ped furious blows.
And all the time the game Kid
was growing weaker. He had to
be lifted on his stool fdr the sixth
round ... and a vicious left hook
sent him crashing to the canvas,
As he staggered to his feet the
crowd screamed for the "kill,"
and once again he was floored.
Then came drama. Britton
considered the referee's counting
was too slow—and said so. At
"six" Lewis was up, to be once
more smashed to the canvas.
Again Britton criticized the speed
of the count, but the referee ig-
nored him and the round ended
with the Kid holding on for dear
life in a mauling clinch.
For two further rounds he
steered clear of serious trouble,
Then the end came, inevitably.
A right to the heart followed by
two smashing lefts to the chic
crumpled •him in a heap. And
once again his aggressive rival
showed dissatisfaction with the
referee's counting.
e
Lewis stirred. Would he beat
the count? Britton was taking no
chances, Stepping swiftly for-
ward over his prostrate oppo-
On The Ball—The little champ behind the cue ball is seven-year.
old Guy Delville of Roubaix, France. He Inherited his mastery
of the cushions from h1s father, a 17 -time French national
billiards champion.
neat, he rattled off the -last five
seconds... "six -seven -eight -nine -
°L tt" , then turned in triumph,
clasping 'his gloves above his
head. •
While the crowd stared. stupe-
fied, the referee hesitated: ' Theeit
pointing his finger at . his fellow
countryman. For the first and
only time in boxing history a
fighter had been counted out by
his rival—and had lost a world
title fight into the bargain!
"But was the referee right in
allowing Britton to speed up the
counting?" asks Gilbert E. Odd,
in "Debatable Decisions" a vivid
fully illustrated collection of fight
stories with controversial end-
ings.
Perhaps, comments the author,
the fact that he acted upon the
boxer's counting in giving his
decision implies that he must
have doubted his own.
Another sensational ring •mo-
ment•'that Gilbert Odd recalls so
dramatically is admitted by the
great Jack Dempsey as being the
most vital of his colourful car-
eer. It concerns his winning of
the heavyweight crown from the
giant cowboy, Jess Willard, a
tremendous hitter, who had top-
pled the formidable Tack John-
son from his throne.
Big Sess was a 5-4 favourite
before the fight, staged in swel=
tering heat at Toledo, Ohio, on
Independence Day, 1919. But so
confident were the youthful
Dempsey and his astute manager,
Jack Kearns, that they staked
every cent they could lay their
hands on -10,000 dollars at 10-1
—that the challenger would win
by a knock -out in the first round.
•
There was drama from the
start. Seeing how blood-stained
the canvas was after prelimin-
ary bouts, a disgusted Willard
demanded a fresh one, It was
provided, But its lacings so muf-
fled the bell that—rather than
waste time fitting it again—the
timekeeper was provided with a
police whistle instead. He used
it throughout the contest .. , and
it very nearly brought the down-
fall of Dempsey.
Wearing his habitual scowl and
looking all wire and springs, the
Manassa Mauler leapt at his op-
ponent like a wildcat and soon
had him groggy at the knees. A
jaw - cracking right smashed
home; and Big Jess slumped
down as if shot.
He scrambled to his feet but,
hurling leather from all angles,
Dempsey felled him six more
times in the first round. And on
the last occasion, while the -crowd
roared its frenzy, the referee
Counted the sprawling Goliath
out and indicated that the chal-
lenger had won.
s
*
He had scarcely ducked under
the ropes, however, had not gone
twelve yards towards his dress-
ing -room, when Dempsey was
hastily recalled to the ring .
10 learn that in the pandemonium
the referee had failed to hear
the timekeeper's whistle, ending
the round before the count of
"ten"!
He had not only Lost 10,000
dollars. He had still to win the
title!
The second and third rounds
were wonderful exhibitions—of
what punishment the human
body can stand. A shambling
hulk, his features pulped, Big
Tess was smashed round the ring
until even the frenzied crowd
were crying for a halt. Merci-
fully, his seconds threw in the
towel before the carnage cotild
continue in the fourth. For the
second time Dempsey was de-
clared the new world„champion
. but was the referee right?
Technically, he should have
disqualified Dempsey for leaving
the' ring before the contest Was
over—a definite breach of the
rules. And yet, having declared
him the winner, he was also
wrong in allowing the light to
continue.
What is Drouth?
Drouth means that when you
drive across a meadow, the grass
crackles like dry paper under
your wheels; and that next day
it is head where the tires of ear
or iractor have passed. It means
that the corn, planted on your
richest ground and with all the.
care and expense for manure
and fertilizer to insure the high-
est yield, gets up to tasseling
stage. Then the dark green
leaves start to twist as each
day's relentless sun beats down
and the forming ears are dwarf-
ed to nubbins with little feeding
value. It means that expensive
seedings of 'a new pasture which
you are counting on for next
year, after the drouth may have
passed, shrivel and . die in the
dusty fields. Drouth means that
thg, springs. dry up .^and the
creeks gradually disappear and
the ponds grow thick with green
scum as the last water soaks in-
to the thirsty soil, so that you
start hauling water or driving
the animals to some distant
_'source to drink, It means that
the ribs start to show on once-
fat cows and that their milk
dries up so that the calves, on
which you count for your year's
income, look scrubby and un-
thrifty, Sometimes it means
that they silust be sold out of
the drouth country or shipped
off to the market at perhaps a
third of what it cost to produce
them. And drouth means far-
mers lying awake long into the
night 'after a 10 or 12-houi day
in'. -he •fields, with their minds
working like a terrier at the
problem of how to keep going
lmmtil• a better season.—H. Leo-
nard Hall in The St, Louis
Post -Dispatch.
Modern
4 tique to
Q. How can one show defer -
Mee to a woman when Introduc-
ing her to another woman?
A, Deference is shown to one
person by giving her name Arst
with lower tone,
Q. When a college band plays
the school "Alma Mater" at a
football game, should those win
did not attend that college stand
up with theh others?
A. Most certainly. To remain
seated would be conspicuously
rude.
Q, Do you think It necessary
to have the approved "salad
forks;' or do the medium-sized
regular forks serve the same pur-
pose?
A. One may .provide any
shape or size of fork she wishes.
The medium-sized fork is in very
'good taste.
Q. If you are a member of a
group of people and someone
makes . a , derogatory,. remark
about a certain religion, and you
know that one or more of the
group is of that faith, what
should you do?
A Turn the conversation
quickly to some other subject—
and it doesn't matter if you do
this very bluntly. The person
who makes such a remark is ex-
ceedingly ill-bred.
Q. When a woman f5 marry-
ing for the second time, should
she invite the family of her first
husband?
A. This depends entirely upon
the harmony that exists between
her and her first husband's peo-
ple. If perfect harmony exists,
yes.
:it
Cutting The Pinna Roll -Lawrence (Piano Roll) Cook, thinks rinky-
tink music pumped out on a player piano is due for popularity
again. Cook, who may be the last man still cutting "nickelodeon"
music, punches out some tunes on his perforator. Until the day
that player pianos `return to the homes, Cook's music can still
be heard at merry-go-rounds and all penny arcades across the
land.
How Can I ?
Q. How can I reclaim stewed
fruit that is beginning to turn
soar?
A. Add a pinch of baking soda
and boil the fruit over again for
a few minutes.
Q. What is an easy way to
get the pin feathers out of a
chicken?
A. Tweezers are very good
for this. Another good way is
the use of paraffin. Pour melted
paraffin over the bird, let it hard-
en, then peel off. The pin feath-
ers should come with it,.
Q. How can I remove mildew
from leather shoes?
A. Scrub them with a liana
brush dipped in lukewarm water
and mild soapsuds—preferably
Castile soap. Wipe them with a
clamp cloth and give the shoes
a day or two' in the sun before
polishing them.
rat -Size Workers — Follow the.
leader is great fun for these.min-
iature construction workers.
However, the foreman continues
to work hard despite the volun-
tary help of his "building crew."
If he stopped to play he'd never
finish his project,
Q. How can I get rid of the
fish odor in a frying pan?
A. Sprinkle salt in the pan,
add hot water, and let it stand
for awhile before washing it.
Q. How can I stimulate the
growth of my hoes- plants?
A. Try rubbing a little castor
oil or mineral oil lightly over
the leaves of the plants This
will keep them looking green
and will stimulate their growth
by cleaning the pores through
which the plant breathes.
Q. What makes my wood -
burning fireplace smoke?
A. It may be improper build-
ing of the fire. For one titling,
three logs are best for starting
a fire—paper and kindling on the
bottom, then two logs across this
and one log on top of them
Bunch up some newspaper, put it
on the very top log, light it to
get the draft going. When that
paper is almost consumed, light
the paper underneath.
Q. How can I best clean init-
iation leather?
A. With mild soap and luke-
warm water. To prevent crack-
ing and peeling, follow the wash-
ing witih a thin coat of petro-
Ieum jelly.
Q. How can I clean piano
keys?
A. Wipe them with a piece
of flannel dipped in wood alco-
hol or cologne. Or, mix powder-
ed French chalk with benzine,
and rub the keys with this. Dry
them with another soft cloth af-
ter any cleaning. .
Q. How can I sharpen my
sewing scissors?
A. Merely cut a piece of sand-
paper into little bits.
Q. Row can I distribute starch
evenly through very flimsy cur-
tains?
A. Have your starch solution
boiling hot; dip the curtains in,
and then put them through the
- wringer.
Q. flow . can 1 patch small,
deep nail holes in plastered
walls?
A. The easiest way is just
,to mix a little talcum powder
Or Cornstarch with a few drops
of water, and force the mixture
into the hole, smoothing it off
with your fingers around the
edges,
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PRESCRIPTION. Gress3*,o,, stainless. I6,0
,top. or Yyour mono,y back. Yodr drugged.
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