HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1950-2-22, Page 2Honour Scott
--'O£ The Antarctic
The ni,_Lnory of Captain Scott -
'Scott of the Antarctic' -is being
honored in London at an exhibition
covering 40 years of Antarctic ex-
plorative, being held on board one
of the ships that Scott used -the
Discovery --moored in the River
Thames an a training vessel for Sea
Stouts.
I{clic. of Scott's expcnditious are
on show side by side with the equip-
ment now being used by the Falk-
land Wands Dependencies Survey,
which maintains permanent bases In
the Antarctic, eleven of whose
acientiits have been marooned on
Stonington Island without relief for
two years..
The main difference between the
oldfashioned and the modern outfit
for the job appears to be that, hi
the modern dress, more attention
has been paid to the windproof top -
garment and less to the layers of
woollen underclothes which used to
be the standard means of keeping
out the cold. Fur hoods and gloves
are not used nowadays either. In
fact, the only fur in the modern
equipment is on the lining of the
hood round the face.
Sea Scouts dressed in this kit, who
were tatting part in "Scenes of Life
in the Antarctic," seemed to find
Moe elothes very hot. There were
two scenes representing life in the
far south.
One of these, with a backcloth of
told, blue mountains, had borrowed
properties from the film Scott of the
Antarctic'd
the a t e littlemid.
pyre
shaped tent, with a half -unpacked
sledge in front of it, stood in what
looked like real snow, and gave a
dramatic illustration of the loneli-
nese of the explorer's life. There was
another tent, fully equipped for ser-
vice, outside which pemmican was
being cooked in a frying pan on a,
portable stove.
The Discovery has borrowed two
Antarctic birds for the exhibition.
They come from the Falkland Is -
fends, and were brought hack by
the survey ship John Biscoe earlier
this year.
Paint And Powder
Past And Present
Women all over the world are
using lipstick, powder, perfumes,
cleansing creams, skin lotions, and
nail varnish on a scale that would
make even Jezebel plush beneath
her rouge.
Even in Russia, generally regard-
ed as the land of no glamour, the
State-controlled Sloboda works in
Moscow is churning out lipsticks by
the million in ten shades, and filling
36,000,000 tubes and jars with face
crearn each year.
Sunburn lotions, mud -packs, tis-
sue tonics, toilet powders, shampoos
and bath essence have been found to
be the best production boosters for
Russian women employees, and lip-
stick and face powder the beat
means of heightening feminine
morale.
Years ago in the Western coun-
tries it was recognized that cosmet-
ics could change a woman's whole
outlook on lif, They alter the ap-
pearance, on which the health and
happiness of women seem to de-
pend. They give women self-confi-
dence.
Make-up has ebeconle so much a
part of women's lives that in prison
woolen will go to the extremes of
using the red dye off the covers of
books from th prison library to
colour their lips and cheeks.
Women's love for cosmetics is as
old as civilization itself. Even the
Bible tells us that "Jezebel painted
her face" to fascinate Jehu.
In the tombs of the F'harohs, built
About .3500 B.C., beautiful alabaster
vases for containing lotions and
spiry unguents were found buried
together with papyrus drawings
showing how to apply the matte -up.
Nevertheless, sten have not al-
ways appreciated the use of paint
and powder by their female compan-
ions. A bill introduced into the
English Parliament in 1770 stipulat-
ed that "All woolen of whatever
ttge, rank, profession or degree,
whether virgins, maids or widows,
that shall frontand after such act,
impose, seduce, and betray into
matrimony any of Isis Majesty's
snbjects, by the scents, paints, cose-
mits, washes, artificial teeth, false
hair. Spanish wool, iron stays,
hoops, high -heeled shoes, bolstered
Wee. shall incur the penalty of the
law in force against witchcraft and
like inisdemeanours, and that the
marriage upon• conviction, shall
ennui (lull and void."
Post-box Mouths
About the sante time a law caste
into force in America to the effect
that a marriage could be annulted if
a husband could prove that during
courtship his wife had used rose-
metlea,"
in Paris, a certain Lord chased
his wife around the dinner table,
and in full view of his guests rub-
bed the make-up off her face with
a napkin because she had "broken
her promise to him and got herself
painted,"
To(iay then wouldn't dare to take
such violent action against the use
of paint and powder, though certain
High Court judges have recently ex-
pressed pungent views on the "disc
ligtn s:a of women's fares with alp
stick 1 on girls who look "like
tnonkej s t: 8th mouths like post
office boxes,"
Cancer Information Becomes More Available—Controller Leslie
Saunders officially opening the Little Red Door, Canada's first
cancer information centre. Mrs. Egmont L. Frankel, chairman
Toronto Women's committee looks on.
The centre was opened with the approval of the Canadian
Medical Association, and a graduate nurse will he in attendance
at all times.
As part of her duties at the new centre, the nurse will make
available to the public all information, booklets and other ma-
terial pertaining to cancer control, will interview patients and
direct them to clinics for the proper care.
TIILL&1Th1 FRONT
JokA
Every paper 1 pick up nowadays
seems to be full of tales regarding
farmers and Government subsidies.
Practically all these stories tell of
meetings of poultrymen, milk pro-
ducers, grain growers and so forth,
all unanimously agreed on one
thing -no matter how much the
proposed subsidy is, it isn't nearly
enough.
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And I don't blame them a bit.
"Ask for twice as much as you
expect to get" may not be a strictly
moral sentiment, but it seems to be
fairly practical, the way this cock-
eyed world of ours functions these
days.
Still, it never does much harm to
look at a picture from several
angles; and the fact that the fol-
lowing editorial is from The Finan-
cial Post shouldn't blind us to the
fact that there might be just a teeny
mite of sense in it. The editorial
was titled BEHIND THE
SUBSIDY. ,
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If a farmer in Ontario wants to
grow more wheat he goes ahead
and sows it without asking anyone's
permission. It is hia own business
how much or how little wheat he
grows and most people will agree
It should be his own business.
After all it is his own farm,
machinery and labor that are
involved. -
**
But across the border from
Ontario, in New York State; in
a country which prides itself on
being the freest in the world, these
matters are handled differently.
There in the name of a local com-
mittee a Washington appointed
bureaucrat decides how much wheat
and a great many other things the
farmer can grow, Various allot-
ments are issued and if exceeded
one finds himself without a market.
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One owner of a 200 -acre farm
thought his allotment of 13 acreu
for wheat was on the small side.
When he applied for a larger,allot-
ment last fall he was told he
would have five minutes on a cer-
tain Tuesday afternoon to present
his case. He was also told that if
he failed to appear, the authorities
might consider such failure as a
waiver of his right to appeal.
Naturally this sort of thing
a used some resentment in New
York farm circles but when the
law was questioned came the real
Mock, Because the wheat growing
was subsidized with taxpayers'
Money the Government had a per-
fect right to regulate the industry,
the farmers were told. And when
one thinks that over, why not?
Otherwise the Government would
have no coptrol whatsoever over
the spending of the money it
collected from the public.
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That is something we should
remember in this country.
In recent weeks there has'beea
a lot of lodes tent in Canadian
agricultural circles about subsidies
for various farm lines. Farmers
have been told about the many
advantages, of how the prices
would stay trice and firm even
when the market was just the op.
posite, But they haven't been told
much about the other side of this
subsidy business, of the state
dictation that is certain to follow,
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Sit much for Ml'. 1'iin,iivi;,1
Now let's talk about solnethit•g not
so theoretical, I know that a lot
of my readers are interested in the
possibilities of commercial sun-
flower growing; and although this
Government advice was addressed
specifically to fanners in Manitoba
and Saskatchewan, there's no
reason why it shouldn't apply just
as well to large sections of Ontario.
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Sunflowers -the bulletin says -
have become an important vege-
table oil crop in southern Manitoba
during the past few years. There
has been a remarkable increase
not . only in the acreage involved
but also in the number of growers
and the extent of the territory.
Many useful practices to aid in the
production of the crop have been
developed by research workers and
by the growers themselves, says
W. A. Mussell, Dominion Experi-
mental Station,` \lorden, Man,
Due to a shortage of first genera-
tion Advance hybrid seed, a con-
siderable acreage will be sown with
second generation seed. The grower
should know the germination of
the seed he intends to use. It is
an approved practice to treat the
seed with either New Improved
Ceresan or Arasan at a rate of 114
ounces per bushel.
An application of fertilizer at
seeding time has usually given at
least a small increase in yield. The
fertilizer hastens maturity, Thus re-
sulting in a lower moisture content
of the seed at harvest.'Amtnonium
phosphate 11-48-0 should be ap-
plied at a minimum of 30 pounds
per acre or, if seeding on stubble
land containing much straw, 16-20-0
should be applied at a minimum. of
70 pounds per acre. The fertilizer
requirement varies with the soil
type, available soil moisture and
soil temperature. Every farmer
should do some experimenting of
his own to determine what is
generally the best rate of applica-
tion for his tan(].
F :9 4'
The increase in sunflower acre-
age has been accompanied by an
increase in diseases. +'Sclerodrtia
root rot has not caused great losses
this far. Nevertheless, traces or
more of it were found in 75 per
cent of the fields examined in 1949.
A rotation wherein I leren s0,
nflow r
e s are
not grown on the same land more
than once in four years and where
they do not follow other susceptible
crops, such as potatoes, sweet
clover, beets, peas and alfalfa will
help control the disease,
Rant has been more prevalent
TRACTOR
Twehe mouth„ In pay. Order nmv non
Set sera when sou need IL Two years
guarantee. Vers narrow far Nese
Planting, A MELD CAN i)1'I01CAT1e
IT. Wier utnered with moat ,modern
4 melts air Weeled engine, fight plow.
Ing, mdiirn(log. "1'1 ht'. td1Poa ttntf
weed eerm'AL Prover -take -off for ether
Ines. Simtile, *Irons and vastly handled
GARDEN POWER TOOLS
' LIMXTESI
tt'rni nm Cleurbeted. 111,1.
in the past two seasons, particularly
on the female parent in crossing
blocks, The losses from Ibis di to>e
can be reduced by seeding early,
by not planting sunflowers on the
same land is two successive years,
and by ploughing under old sun-
flower stubble to bury spores which
live over the winter on this tray'.
Volunteer sunflowers should he
destroyed early in the growing
season by cultivation or spraying
with 2,4-D because the rustmay
start to reproduce on these plants.
Since this disease is most destruc-
tive in the main sunflower area,
most profitable returns from cross-
ing blocks can be expected where
the crop is less concentrated.
0 o e
Portlier information on sunflower
growing may be obtained by writ-
ing to the Dominion Experimental
Station, Morden, Man.
Why Mine Gold?
In recent times, with the intro-
duction of managed currencies and
the control of prices of many
things, people have asked "why
mine gold?" It is often accepted as
a fact that gold is mined from the
ground with great labor and at the
expense of much money and mat-
erial, only to have the gold buried
theground Fort Knox in the
30' at o 0
gr
'United States. It has been said that
the only good purpose to which
gold has been put is to fill teeth.
These, of course, are very super-
ficial and short-sighted hted views of the
significance and value of gold, In
spite of the fact that many govern-
ments and politicians decry gold as
useless and even dangerous the vast
majority of the people of the world
continue to regard it as precious
and to seek it and hoard it. As so
often happens when rulers deal
with people they fail to allow for
deep-rooted instincts which are of-
ten sound. There is no person in
the world today who will not ac-
cept gold in any form or shape in
return for goods and labor. In fact,
these are people, many of them,
who have goods or services to sell,
who will not take anything else.
There are excellent reasons for this
attitude.
These reasons are outlined in
detail in a bulletin prepared by the
Canadian Institute of Mining &
Metallurgy, a non-profit organiza-
tion composed of engineers and
technicians. Copies of this bulletin
are available without charge by
writing or telephoning to Brewis
& White Limited, 40 Adelaide St•
W., Toronto, Ont. Teachers, stud-
ents, libraries, lectureers and others
who may wish to broaden their
knowledge of financial affairs would
find this bulletin useful.
Before the Romans finally con-
quered England and Wales in A.D.
85, Britain was subjected to numer-
ous invasions by various tribes. Ro-
man rule lasted for 400 years, and
then continuous invasions began
again by Teutonic tribes. Things
eventually settled down° with seven
kingdoms ids England. The Celts
of Wales, the Picts and Northmen
of Scotland, anti the Scots of Ire-
land were in control of their own
territories.
And the
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