The Brussels Post, 1949-11-23, Page 2Dreamt House For Stranded Arctic Airmen -The pneumatic Quonset hut above, made of cotton
fabric coated with a low-temperature neoprene compound to withstand extreme cold, is expected
to help save the lives of airmen forced down in the Arctic. The hut is draftproof, snowproof,
waterproof, compact and easy to carry. It houses four men comfortably and can withstand 100 -
mile -an -hour gales. It is bright orange in color, making it easy to spot from the air. A 10 -foot -
long air duct on the sidewall and a four -foot canvas igloo -like entrance keep out icy blasts, butallow for ventilation.
"A good name," according to
pielomon, at leaet we hope it was
lemon; "is rather to be chosen
then great riches." And in the
sports dodge it is of the utmost int -
Dor -lance, as there a good name -
ed at least a tag which takes the
brie fancy -often leads to wide-
ead fame and even great riches.
* * *
Men like Jack Dempsey, Ty
VOW), Babe Ruth, Joe Louie and
Louie Angel Flrpo had, of course, a
certain amount of athletic talent
*ad ability; even though, in the
rase of the last mentioned, it was
noway •a'bility to take ft. But in
mite of that, the sorts cobblers
o tagged them "The Manasea
Ailauler," "The Georgia Peach,"
"The Bambino," "The Brown
Bomber," and "The Wild Bull of
'the Pampas," assuredly helped no
tie in planting them firmly in the
public esteem.
* *
One of the most famous of these
nicknames -one that is still well
remembered, even after a quarter of
a century has passed -wan bestowed
by one of the best of all spores
'writers, not on a single athlete, but
on a quartet of them. Just about
the time a certain United States
college football team, and especially
Its four -man backfield, was making
the sports headlines, a novel en-
titled "The Four Horsemen of the
Apocalypse" was sweeping the
country. (Reviewers of that day
staid it was one of the greatest
novels of all time," "A book that
would live forever," and the like.
We wonder if anchody ever reads
it now).
Anyway. the eminent Mr. Grant -
land Rice saw an opportunity and
grasped it. He dubbed the afore-
mentioned quartet "The Four
Horsemen of Notre Dame," and the
name caught on big. And when
the late Knute Rockne, then eoaah
of the team, had the four of totem
photographed aatrlde four huge
draft horses, practically every paper
south of the border, and a good
percentage on this aide ae well,
published the picture, and Notre
Dame became the best known team
in football.
Even most • oI those who vividly
remember "The Four Horsemen'
se a unit have probably forgotten
the names of those who composed
it They were Elmer Layden, full-
back and almost unstoppable when
he got into full stride; Harry
Stuhidreher, clever quarterback and
passing genius; Sleepy Jinn Crowley
and Don Miller, halves.
* a *
And here's the Thing that makes
this foursome worth thinking
about in these days when football,
both here and in the United States,
some to he running so largely to
beef and brawn in wholesale quan-
tities. Those four, who highlighted
a team wh'lah lost only two games
in three full seasons, pulled down
the scales -when at their best -for
a grand total of only 638 pounds,
e * *
That's right, Layden, the heaviest
of the four, weighed 162; Stuhldre-
her, 156; while Crowley and Miller
balanced the beam at 160 each. As
Arthur Daley recently pungently
remarked, nowadays a high school
coach would hardly give any one
of them more than a passing glance.
There should be some food for
Witch Weigh -Four hundred years ago this scale at the little
town of ()tidewater, Holland, was used for weighing suspected
witches. If the suspect weighed less than normal ("light enough
to travel on a broomstick") she was accused of witchcraft and
tortured to death. If her weight was normal, she got a certifi-
tate stating "I am not a witch." The old scale has been pre -
Served intact for tourists to deb,
thought in this on the part of a lot
of our high school football coaches
-and some of those in the upper
brackets, too. In recent years, Ca-
nadian football has so slavishly fol-
lowed American trends that now
it's almost impossible to recognize
what was once, for our money, the
beat and most thrilling of all games
to watch, * * *
Why, just the other Saturday
when Bert Haigh, of Ottawa, cut
loose the lengthy punt which finally
ruined Argonauts' play-off chances,
spectators and sports writers alike
opoke as though it were something
phenomenal.
* * e
It was a good punt, all right,
long, well placed, and coming at
the exact moment when it would
do the most good -or harm, de-
pending on who you were rooting
for. But to those who recall hoot-
ers of the calibre of Gordon South-
am, Hughie Gall and a whole lot
more we might mention, it was the
kind of punt you expected to see
several times per game, not just
once or twice a season.
* * *
But what can you expert? Dur-
ing the past couple of months, we
have noticed at least 200 kids of
from 12 to 17 practising, on various
corner lots and vacant fields, the
recondite art of heaving and catch-
ing forward passes. During the
same period, we have seen just one
youth practising punting. And he
was doing it all alone, with nobody
even to shag his mints, let alone
return then'.
41
So why not let's go the whole
distance and make booting the ball
-except on third down and inside
your own 10 -yard line -strictly il-
legal. _And at the sante time, it
might be an idea to pass a law
whereby any youth who scales less
than, say 185, on reaching his 17511
birthday, would be told to turn in
his pads and go play lawn tennis?
Ghastly Relic
Of "Bonnie Earl"
Speaking in 'Radio Newsreel,
James Fergusson, Keeper of the
Records of Scotland, described some
of she exhibits at the Royal Stuart
Exhibition in Edinburgh:
'It is a wonderful collection of
miscellaneous rarities, including pic-
tures, embroideries, silver, glass,
jewels, coins, weapons, books, toys,
and relics of all sorts, The lenders
include His Majesty the King, the
Duke of Buccleuch, the Marquess
of Bute, and many others, and the
range of selection is very wide, al-
most too wide.
"A very large number are RHO -
dated with the uncrowned Stuarts,
Prince James Francis Edward) and
Prince Charles Edward, and with
the risings of 1715 and 1745. Other
exhibits include fine portraits of
King James IV, V, and VI, a silver
casket which contains the notori-
ous casket letters, used to incri-
minate Mary Queen of Scots, and a
handsome draughts and backgam-
mon board which she is said to
have given to Mary Seton-nne of
the "Four Marys."
'I think the most memorable
things in the exhibition are among
those only remotely connected with
the Stuarts. One is the sword said
to have been given by King Robert
Bruce to the "Good Sir James
Douglas"; another is the Seton
Armorial -a book of hand -colored
coats of arms, containing also
several portraits of Scottish kings
and queens, dating from the late
sixteenth century. This has never
been shown in public before.
'Nor has one rather horrible relic
- she oblong portrait of James
Stuart, the Bonnie Earl of Murray,
painted after his murder in 1592
as a melnorial and incentive to re-
venge, and incribetl: "God revenge
my cause," This portrait shows the
Bonnie Karl life-size, full length,
practically naked and covered with
wounds, with his castle Donihristle
blazing in the background. One is
not surprihcd that the frame around
it is fitted with folding door to hide
ft from view.
River Police
On The Thames
The funloue corps of Thames
Police is 151 years old this year,
and, to mark the event, a river pa-
geant was reviewed by the Home
Secretary and the Police Commis-
sioner from the terrace of the House
of Commons.
The stain scene of the pageant
was quite a thrilling one: adven-
tures with river thieves of over 150
years ago.
Boat -loads of university students
dressed up as villians and 'cut-
throats' had a gay tune, reminding
spectators of the days when the
owners of trading vessels were lucky
if they got even half their precious
cargoes safely to the warehouse.
These students were dressed up
to represent the various types of
river rogues and thieves who flour-
ished in the eighteen century.
They had a slang of their own, in
those days, and the names of their
nefarious professions were as pic-
turesquely villainous as their ap-
pearance: 'night -plunderers,' for in-
stance, and 'mud -larks' who prowled
about at low water pretending to
be beachcombers, but ready to re-
ceive goods, dropped over the sides
of the ships; and then there were
the 'scuffle hunters,' whose methods
were to start a fight on the quay-
side to divert attention from the
sneak -thieving that was going on.
These and other villains, such as
the long-aproned men whose clothes
were full of special pockets for
smuggling the stuff away, were
dressed in the costumes of their
time, in three -cornered hats, or
stocking caps, in loose, calf -length
trousers, or breeches and stockings,
with cutlasses at their belts, and
they passed up the river in convoy,
followed closely by the colorful his-
tory in pageant form, ae it were, of
the Thames Police.
First came a row -boat with two
rowers and a surveyor -that was
the beginning of the police force.
They carried staves and cutlasses,
and pistols were part of the boat's
equipment. By 1810, almost the only
alteration was that blunderbusses
had been issued to the crew. The
1850 police boat had a lug sail and
by that time the crew had developed
a uniform headgear.
The first steam -launch was intro-
duced in 1885, with one little fun-
nel and lamps not much brighter
than candles.
The latest boat received by the
division has two-way wireless, which
is on the same netivor' as the pa-
trolling police cars, special appar-
atus for use with artificial respira-
tion, new types of stretchers for
moving inured people, gear for
dragging the river, and an engine
giving fourteen knots.
Nowadays, there are 195 river
policemen, all told, recruited from
land policemen with a special knowl-
edge of ships and boats. Day and
night, a patrol of eleven launches
keeps watch on a thirty -mile
stretch of the Thames.
Why the Door Has
No Handle
Best known painting by the fa-
mous English artist, Holman Hunt,
is "The Light of the World," which
shows Ohrist standing in a garden
at midnight.
He is holding a lantern in His
left has' and His - right hand is
knocking on a heavily -panelled door.
An artcritic who was present
when the picture was unveiled ap-
proached Hunt and said: "Excuse
me, Mr. Hunt, but surely you
haven't finished the picture? That
door has no handle."
"That is the door to the human
heart," Hunt replied. "It can be
opened only from the inside."
PORT IN A STORM
Explaining that he had two wives
and "just can't. stand it any more,"
a North Carolina man begged the
local constable to put him in jail.
The officer was kind enough to
oblige.
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pain . , . or for the pains and achee.
that accompany, a cold. A single tablet
usually brings
prompt relief,
Oat histamine today
and always
Seep I1 handy
12 -Tablet Tin 250
Btet omicel 48.Tablet Bottle 6l1