The Brussels Post, 1951-2-14, Page 2Advice Front G.B.S.
That Wasn't Taken
11 I had taken Berner.; s;table^
advice to Me in 1')19 1 Ihold. 1,.,{.t,e
have written his. Life—dew ,lay.•
one else's.
My first siglit of hitt was et a
dress rehearsal ',f Androcles and
the Lion -lace h i rhnvillr starker
produced at the tit. I !1,l'. ; Theatre
on Seetenther 1. 1913. lite play
was not a st1'. , atta ltarkee
felt;• ed inn, retia.,tier), Shaw's
eoeli'i:'u,, e, 1.. ing The Doctor's
Dilemma, .:t the r, la r;a1; of
w1'J,i't 1 aediii Ile the atnh.: t. 11y
01.1, tn'ermulitowt, h1, ir.'101 0111):
(i,.rt.ihl n 1:1,t first the Secre-
tary in the Velar. f •i,cry in the
sc.uu,i'4 LLeL -o little impression
011 thin, that when I wrote a hook
of reminisce -aces. Thinking It Over
(103:1, he remarked: "11.ov little
we
tu ft.3 lntrr „i the t,:dple we
think we Inete is tllu trat 1 by the
feet tied I net,•0 knew you had
e see eppeared. on the stege until
T r.-iel your look ,,c outer day:'
Hi: pamphlet, Commonsense
About the Vier (1 014 st.hrtt,l me
on the road to Shavianr 31,, and by
1916 1 had read all his works, some
of theta two or three times. That
year I unite to to hips on behalf of
Frank Parris, who wee trying to
1,40 :-t i•'9 iam:1n5 Contetrpor-
driC's is 01. book on Oscar Wilde.
Siete a -Lel ntr to call and see
hist. it is annoying not to
k1,:., ;ha' 3-.111 look Like." 1 WI1S
to •1,e grimy at tete time, hitt did
not grow that to state, in the way.
arae; toe tee aid (•f subterfuge man-
aged to enfoy see -era) long talks
with Hitt in Adelphi Terrace.
l.hreitle; 'tilt' three years' service 131
Mesoo')otatnia I corresponded with
hull.'aOioualiy and became all
Outr:;l1l-Vert ).tartan; .o 10110)1 so
that -v:11001 I returned home he gave
me the advice already referred to:
"Neither 1 nor any matt of my
getlerati•)n takes the smallest inter-
est in you, or can be anything to
you lint :1 snare. You must deal
.-with the world as you find it, net
as I found it, Of all Iiterary bores
and failures the most hopeless are
the Don Quixotes who make DuI-
cineas of their pet authors and rust:
about breaking, lances for them 10 -
stead of doing honest original work.
What do you suppose I should have
been if I had spent my life pester-
ing people about Ruskin and Car-
lyle. Mill and Herbert Spencer, in-
stead about Shaw? It is true that
I wrote hooks about Wagner and
Ibsen; but they were virtually my
contemporaries; and what I called
attention to teas not their music -
dramas and plays, but a modern
philosophy of life which they, like
myself. were exponents."—From
"G.B.S., A Postscript," by Hesketh
Pearson.
Keep Heat Indoors
Window shades help control
house heat.
Since 30 per cent of the heat loss
in an average home is through the
windows, retention of heat is direct-
ly affected by wise use of cloth
,window shades, says the Armour
Research Foundation.
Window shades which tit the
window as tightly as possible give
little opportunity for air to cir-
culate and provide dead air space
between shade and window. This
forms insulation through which
heat does not escape.
According to figures of the
Foundation, pulling cloth window
shades down at night and keeping
them half drawn in the daytime
can reduce heat loss as much as
42 per cent, saving, in turn, as
much as ten per cent on fuel bilis.
A further saving may he effect-
ed, their research reveals, by keep-
ing the window shades hilly drawn
in rooms telt 111 use.'
Merry Menagerie-ByWalc Disney
"Be sure and gnaw it on the
dotted tine ,, , •, so they'll think
the kid swiped 'enol"
Mr. Forsythe was visibly disc
tressed as he staggered into the
clubhouse. "What's the "matter?"
asked a member sympathetically,
11I've just killed my wife," said
Forsythe,
"Good Heavens! ,tow did you
do that?"
"1 was over Ont the practice tee
an; jdp"t•
41) ha coining tip 1)0-
'61(1
)0-
' 1(i Rte. T. took a back swing and
hit her on the head. She dropped
dead."
"That's tough," said the other
member. "What club were you
'using?"
Some Of The Most Outstanding Dogs in the Prmince iucc of
Ontario will be on display during the two international :ill
breed dor shows which will he held in conjuiiction with the
Canadian National Sportsmen's Show, and for the benefit of
the Toronto Humane Society, in the Coliseum. Toronto, on
March 14 and 15, 16 and 17, liere. Sheila Watson. popular
Ontario model, is grooming Bruno, perky- little dachshund, in
preparation for the dog shows.
Whether or not Canada should
have immediate nation-wide con-
scription for military service is a
matter than can be left to our
statesmen and editorial writers; and
we notice that the latter—especially
those working for opposition papers
—are handing Prime Minister St.
Laurent what should be plenty of
advice on the subject, without any
help from us, even if we were in a
position to dish out any.
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Which we by no means are. We,
personally, managed to sit out both -
World War One and World War
Two pretty much as a sideline ob-
server, finishing up without taking
a nibble at either the war -contracts
or war -hero business, greatly to our
subsequent regret—although which
of the two we now most regret
missing is strictly our own affair.
Anyway, as already staled, we are
not qualified for handing out coun-
sel to those who will decide whether
the youth of this generation will
have to be coaxed into uniform 1,r
just plain ordered to loop into sante.
+k
However, there is one angle to
this conscription problem which
we have not seen alluded to as yet,
yet which definitely touches on
sports.
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As you will probably recall, in
World War One, also in World
'War Two, the United States was
considerably slower in taking a
hand than was Canada; and we
seem to remember several occa-
sions, during both those holocausts
when there was considerable loud
criticism. not to say booing, of
various American professional ath-
letes for cavorting on Canadian
diamonds in baseball uniforms while
our own boys, of comparable age
and physical condition, were fight-
ing in military garb.
k * *
(If you do not get exactly what
we mean, ask any of the baseball
boys who played in Toronto during
the early stages of the wars what
they used to be called by some of
the strong -lunged fans, especially
those of, the feminine persuasion.)
0
But, right now, the situation is
pretty well reversed, South of the
Border the losses in the Korean
fighting have been hundreds of
times greater than ours, Over there
they are already calling lads of from
eighteen years of age upward for
compulsory mili.ary service while,
with ns, such a tfning has barely
reached the talking stage.
t*
Of course, the number of Can-
adian baseball players who do their
stuff in the U.S,A. is negligible.
But in the game of hockey it is
something else again,
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We haven't tit(: exact figure at
hand, but in all probability 85 to
90 per cent of all profeesional
itockey-ists are Canadian born, and
so not subject to the United States
draft. And we imagine that if this
war scare doesn't blow over 80011,
which it shows no sign of doing,
before very long some eif those
hockey players will be in for some
rather rough evenings in points such
as Chicago, Boston and New York,
to mention just a few. When the
baseball season rolls around,
American fans will know that their
diamond heroes are out there simply
because Uncle Whiskers doesn't
want them; bolt hockey bugs over
there, having no such assurance,
are liable—we fear—to become just
a trifle critical, and say it with eggs
and the like. -
Of course, we may be picturing a
situation which will never crop up
and, for the sake of international
amity, we sincerely hope so. Still,
it is always best to take what the
statesmen call the `loft view" of
such situations. Perhaps Frank
tielke and Coney Smyth should
have a little get-together with the
top brass at Ottawa. Maybe they
could get the powers -that -be to
classify hockey playing as an es-
sential occupation.
Now, to try and wind up on a
slightly more cheerful note, here's
a Dizzzy Dean story which, to us,
anyway, was new. It seems that one
afternoon big Bill Terry was staving
a field day batting against the Dizzy
one. First he almost knocked Death's
legs from under hint with a sizzler
through the box. Then he nicked
Diz's ear with a rocket liner, Then
he knocked Jerome's glove off his
]hand with another screamer.
N y, .4.
After calling time, Pepper Mar-
tin strolled over from third base,
to the mound. "Jerome," he said,
"1 got a word of advice if you
would be so kind as to listen."
:s is 5
"What is it, Joitnuy?" inquired
Dizzy with the same mock formal-
ity.
"It's just this," said the deadpan
Pepper. "I don't think you're play-
ing this 'terry quite deep enough."
"Look here, Gladys, this turkey
tastes like burned leatlerl"
"What strange things you trust
have eaten in your titre, 5011111"
Sheep -killing Weep G ,. I i, I ,.) ADV" T I 1 -�.
*Olt 8 L
11111,•tilton, x hetutluttl weed
with red blossum't, is (tilling sheep
and poisoning cattle overnight in
Western :'rtes, 'I'h,' tell 0'.1111'
originally iroin the rennet northeast
of the Caspian Sea to Russia, "\
close relative is 12u_.iatr thistle,
1t ons nut until 1045 that the
(teadlittess of haloge lull was disetty-
trcd. ler that Year, Sheep worth
$25,0t0 were driven into the Raft
River Valley, Idaho. Twenty-four
hour:, later, they were all dead.
Ranchers is Nevada, Ctsh, Wy'o-
0ting ,ttul Idaho have Auffered sitni•
lar losses. The weed is fatal to
.sleep lint not necessarily to cattle.
But if e'utlf survive t meal 1,I halo-
geton they never h1,, e tat, and
they are sterile,
Nine ounces of weal are enough
to kill a sheep. \Vhat is it iu halo-
geton that kills? 0.)xalie acid. 'l'Ite
matthre heed contains as much as
20 per rent of it,
$hat alarms agricultural author-
ities is the rapidity with which
halogelon speeads. It simply takes
possession ession Of the .oil, Inch red
blossom in 11lllcee thousands of
seeds, and these are carried by the
wind for miles.
Whether or not the weed can be
controlled and eradicated remains
to be seen. 'Ile University of Ida-
ho's College of Agriculture is now
experimenting on a strip of land
fifty- utile: long and thirty miles
{ride,
kkchi g Seal —
L se'Wulff
NOTHING SERIOUS
A nee: doctor was the only One
available when 110r. Kelly's wife was
taken ill. Called to the Kelly home,
he tec11t upstairs to the sick moral
but carte down in a fete minutes to
inqu`.re: "Have you got a eOrk-
sefew1" He took the instrument
and went upstairs for the second
time.
Several minutes later he was
back. "Got a serewdr1v0T?" be asked
the anxious Kelly. Instrulnent in
hand, he went upstairs again.
Almost immediately he was back.
"A. chisel and a Mallet, quickly," he
demanded.
The distraught husband could
stand it no longer. "For Heaven's
Sate, doctor," he begged, "what's
the matter with 1117 wile?" -
"Don't know yet,' was the re-
ply: "can't get my medicine bag
open."
Try This Homo Treatment
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oil that hringo speedy relief from the
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O018 '1 015 with flagernalls, that only
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olive oil. Apply gently with the finger-
tips o000a dayand shampoo every fmn•th
soothesothe itching antreatment001Mit ht elp
promote more rapid healing—looso tleat-
1o5 dandr00? heroines 0. thing 04 t110 peat.
Scalp clears up and chair beeline to thlelton.
You can obtain ,Emerald 011 11, the
original bottle wherever drugn are 0014.
'1 ; I f litfr'1'' 11-" :1!1711' •
Five-year-old Christopher went
to a Christmas party in a brand-
new suit. When lie came home,
ragged holes had been cut into
it with a pair of scissors. His Mo-
ther gazed at hint in consternation.
"What did you do to your beau-
tiful new -suit?" she asked.
"We played grocery shops," ex-
plained Chris. "I was a piece of
cheese,"
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MO meat 101'.','. Ali signs point to a
800080 "go ono poultry market new Sum.
mar aid lent,. SOo'I. Teti 0101,1, 11.0.1'.
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ISSUE 7
1951
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