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• When, recently, the famous. former
heavyweight boXer, Sant 'Langford, Who
Was bern in Weymouth, N.0, became the
first Canadian -born ringster to be cited in
the greatest of all averts Halls of raDISs
the Hobbs Foundation of Los Angeles, it
unleashed a flood of reminiscences about
this mighty slugger.
One concerns a match which ended with Langford scoring
a knealcout in the seventh round, a story told us by the veteran
Joe Woodman, wh� discOvered Langford in Heston as a young
fellow Who was earning his living washing windows.
We'll have te build a little background for this, primar-
ily that Langford is credited with possessing the most lethal
left hook in heavyweight ring history, possibly excelling, in
Sheer power, that of jack Dempsey, Also, there existed in
Langferd's day a considerable amount of racial prejudiee,
which Rerttinately has disappeared. Few white lighters, or
• Negro fighters either, wanted much to do with,Langford and
• his lethal punch, unless there was a "gentleman's agreement,",
which Sam always kept, religiously, lest he should fight him-
self out of opponents. He was aman of omitting courage and
stamina, this Langford, as well as fistio skill, Not over five
feet seven inches tall, and despite short arms, he could, when
he cut Idose, flatten foes with one sweep of that abbreviated
left; even though he had to stand on tip -toe to land it.
Langford was, probably 154, one of the best -natured boxers
of all time, who chuckled his way serenely along in and out
of the ring. But once lie wile angered, and that is the episode of
which we spoke, °
•s Joe told it, Sam was fighting a Veavyweight named,
Thompson. It was supposed, by agreement, to go to 10 geed
fast rounds, with neither fighter injured much. Thompson had
Other ideas. In the sixth round, he let go a right cross with
everything he had, bit pain or the chin, dazed him, and alniest
knocked him out.
When they came up for the seventlrround, Langford thrtist
out his gloved right .hand, and said. "Shake hands." Replied
Thompson, surprised: ''This ain't the last round; Sam."
"It is for you," answered Sam grimly. And so it was.
Langford was boxing In St, Louis, one night, and his
opponent's handlers thought to make idra nervous by delaying
the entry of their boxer into the ring. Sam sat on his ring
chair for nearly half an hour, before his opponent arrived.
When the usual preliminaries had been settled and the timer
was about to ring the bell, Sant stepped to the side of the
ring, held up his gloved fist. The surprised crowd fell silent.
Announced Langford: "You'll pardon me, gentlemen, if I make
this fight short. 1 have to catch a train."
Then, with one punch, he laid his opponent low.
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by BOB ELLIS
Judging by the editorials and
after-dinner speeches reported in
the daily press, the offensive
against "orderly marketing" of
agricultural products is gather-
ing momentum.
"Hands off free enterprise" is
the battle cry, raised by the
Frixne-Minister himself at the un-
veiling of Sir Wilfrid Laurier's
statue in Montreal, and immedi-
ately picked up by the Globe and
Mail in Toronto.
The Globe, however, does not
like the "talk, from time to time,
among his ministers of keeping
up state interference with the
conditions of marketing the great
surpluses of agricultural commo-
dities in store in Canada."
In.the opinion of the Globe and
Mail "the right solutions involve
governments withdrawing as
soon as they can from subsidies,
guaranteed prices and most inter-
ferences with the functions of
free markets. The way is then
opened for the development of
the whole continent in its trade
and productive possibilities."
A CHALLENGE
Farmers have no objection,
provided, however, that the pro -
Steps Toward Safety -
• mod starlet Rita Moreno has no
fear of the ladder slipping
thanks to a new gadget -design-
ed ta prevent lust that. The dts'•
consists of shoes and stabilizers
vice consists of shoes and stab-
Ilizers attached to the feet of the
ladder,
tecting hands of government be
taken not only off agriculture
but also off industry, and that
the grip. „of the hands of trusts,
cartels and combines on "free en-
terprise" be loosened.
Farmers have said so again and
again. It was repeated by H. H,
Hannam, president of the Can-
adian Federation of Agriculture,
at the Annual Convention last
January 1th in Victoria, B.C.,
when he said: "Once again the
farmers of Canada challenge
other industries to wipe off all
tariff protection including all re-
striction on the immigration of
industrial workers, and agricul-
ture will be happy to do like. -
wise, Time and again Canadian
farmers have thrown out this
challenge — yet no one takes it
up." FARMERS TOO
Once in a while we even hear
farmers object &I' government
intereference with marketing,
who overlook the necessity of
having monopoly interference
eliminated at the same time.
In a letter, also published in
the Globe and Mail, E. D. Brooke
calls for "the right to choose the
course to fellow based on indi-
vidual judgment in the light of
conditions which are not subject-
ed to tampering by governmental
or other controls."
Mr. Brooke, a hog producer in
Oriilia, says that "until cost of
production is in line with hog
production in other parts of the
world, Canadian farmers cannot
compete in a world market."
He does not say how the farmer
is expected to reduce his produc-
tion costs which to a large extent
depend on the materials he has
to buy like commercial' feed,
fertilizer, implements, •rubber
goods, spare parts, gasoline etc.
All of these things the farmer
has- to pay for at exorbitantly
high prices set by industry, all
too often fixed by combines,
BOON?, TO WHOM?
Mr, iltrooke also wants to put
Live Stock Sales Linlited, which
is the central marketing' agency
of Ontario hot producers, out of
business. -
Mr. Brooke's ideas are bacon
on the scrambled views which
the Glebe and Mail serves us for
breakfast with these Words: "11
would be a great been to Can-
adian agriculture and the Punic*
welfare of the i country if men
of like 'Views could lead a Win
movement back to sanity."
• It would certainly be a boon
for the meat packing indttstry,,,
This column welcomes; mug-
gestiOns, Wine or foolish, and ell
criticism, whether constructive
or destruttiVe and will try to
answer any question. Adame
your letters to Bob Ellis. Box 1,
123 . lath Street, New Toronto.
Ont.
The First Talkies
Returning to New York 1r
Vier reluctantly agreed to g
back to Hollywood to write on
picture for Will Rogers . .
Just as I arrived Hollywoo
was struck by lightning. Th
"talking picture" had just com
in and from the very first it be
came clear that the day of th
silent Picture was over, This wa
a dreadful blow to all of the hi
cempanies, especially /f2
Fox -
who had contracts with a TROD
ber of popular stars that they
had valued in the millions TAO'
these great box office narnee,
should fail them had never see/1n-
ed possible, . but unfortunately
you can't very well make a gdod
talking picture With an actor
• who can't talk , . They tried -
everything, even importing a
famous engineer from the !Gene-
ral Electric laboratory in Sefle,,
neetady, who attempted to' paint
with a comers hairbrush, on the
sound Oack„ something that
would resemble the human voice,
• but that did not sound so good,
Next they tried sending th4ii
stars to school, but goinpIto
school 18 something that gives
its best results when started. at
an early age, and they hadn't
started soon enough„ Holly-
wood lost many of its stars be-
• -farelhe talking picture` was any -
-
where at near to being an art
as the °best of the silent pictures
had grOwn , to be.
Will Rogers was, a little upset
over all this fuss. He was really
a modest fellow and the shyness
that go endeared him to his
audiences in the days when he
was twirling his rope in his
vaudeville act was a perfectly
natural expression of his char-
acter. Mrs. Davis and I had met
him in New York and in Lon-
don, but it wasn't until I worked
with him in Hollywood that' I
really began to know him.
I would say that above every-
thing else, Will was a wise man,
if wisdom means what I have
always thought it does. To me
wisdom isn't something to be
learned from books, it comes
from contacts with life, con-
tacts made by one who has the
gift of observation and the good
sense of being able to separate
the wheat from the chaff. I
think, for example, that a wise
man never sits down but once
on a hot stove; while the fool
keeps on trying it. have heard
Will described as shrewd, but
that is another word that often
needs defining—shrewd is often
used in the place of mean, and
Will Rogers was never that. We
decided that the first Will Ro-
gers talking picture was to be
"They Had to See Paris," based
on a very amusing novel by
Homer Croy, The fate of this
picture was very important to
all of us and I asked the Fox
people to call in Sonia Lavine to
assure' us of a perfect "shooting
script." Sonia Lavine knew
more about what a camera could
do than I ever had fdund out,
and with her help I wrote what
turned out to be much the best
of all the Will Rogers pictures,
The Homer Croy novel was real-
ly good; and Will's part was ab-
solutely .right. He was a very
simple and honest actor and gave
a really fine performance. Frank
BOrzage's direction was splen-
did and "They Had to See Paris"
was much the best picture I have
ever written.—From "My First
Fifty Years in the Theatre," by
Owen Davis.
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an- antifreeze measure. But what's the proper length? One
authoCity says a kilt should be three inchel-frOrn the floor when
the wearer is kneeling. So here's kilted and comely Janet Burrell
checking the length of Trig Carter's kilt. Looking on is Lois
Gifford, executive of a men's underwear firm who naturally Is
vitally concerned with what a Scotsman wears under the kilt.
"Well,' said father to little
Tommy, "how- did you like the
circus?"
"It was good," Tommy replied,
"but I didn't think much of the
man who threw knives at the
woman,"
"He Missed her every time!"
Up To Par Again - When Singer
Jane Froman was horribly
smashed up in a Lisbon plane
crash in 1943, she thought she'd
never walk again, much less
play golf. But here she is, driv-
ing off with her badly scarred
right arm and metal -braced
right leg apparently unable to
stymie her skill and spirit.
Mapriing, The
Bottom Of The
Atlantic
It became a matter of immense
importance to know, not only the
depth of the sea over the whole
line along which the (trans-At-
lantic) cable was to be laid, but
the exact nature of the bottom,
so as to guard against chances of
cutting or fraying the strands of
that costly rope, The Admiralty
consequently ordered Captain
Dayman, an old friend and ship-
mate of mine, to ascertain the
depth over the whole line of the
cable, and to bring back speci-
mens of the bottom. . . .
In the months of Tune and
July, 1857, my friend performed
the task. . .
The result of all these opera-
tions is, that we know the con-
tours and nature of the sur-
face -soil covered by the North
Atlantic for a distance of 1,700
miles from east to west, as well
as we know that of any part of
the dry land. It is a prodigious
plain — 'one of the widest and
most even plains in the world.
If the sea were drained off, you
might drive a wagon all the way
Ir om Valentina, on the west
coast of Ireland, to Trinity Bay
in Newfoundland, And except
upon one sharp incline about 22
runes from Valentina, I am not
sure that it would even be ne-
cessary to put the skid on, so
gentle are the ascents ano des-
cents upon that long route From
Valentina the road would lie
down hill for about 200 miles
to the point at which the bottom
is now covered by 1,700 fathoms
of sea -water. Then would come
the central plain, more than a
thousand miles wide, the ine-
qualities of the surface of which
would be hardly perceptible,
though the depths of the water
upon it now varies from 10,000
to 15,000 feet; and there are
places where Mont Blanc might
be sunk without showing its
peak above water. Beyond this,
the ascent on the American side
commences, and' gradually leads,
for about 300 miles, to the New-
foundland shore. — From "On a
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Huxley, 1870,
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Eighteenth Street, New Toronto, Ontario.
WANTED for Cash. 1Ve Will pay mud:
for good used Servel kerosene operated
refrigerators Wileon Marine Salem and
Service, Phone 717, 130y St, Parry Sound.
WANTED TO PURCHASE—Laying and
roady-to-lny pullets Pure breccia and
eross breeds. Apply 1100 100, 123 MIgb-
tenth Street, NeN Torento, Ontario,
ISSIIIR 44 4-7 1953
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