HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1951-6-6, Page 7Electrocution For
Lamprey Eels
Death by tleetrnrnti, it i.; the
verdict passed by. the IMittel States
and Canada on Ihr rel lihr parasite
/stimuli as the sea lamprey,
'i'Irs creature, which battens on
t0 lake Relies with it *notion cup
111011111, 111(11 .elicits, their blood, has
virtually destroyed all IIi the trout
ill the (treat Lakes.
It i- nota being fought with
"d ;ah fence," stretched ;ternss
a river l'he retire is electrified, and
instantly kills young lempreys muv-
fug Innards the lakes from the
upstream hnutthan
The habits of lampreys leave fas-
rinat-cl seirntsta for over a Veil -
tatty, 'though they hill at worms,
grubs, and dead tnlimak, they have
also taught themselves the murder-
-tills Ilittit of fixing themselves on
to the sides of fishes and scraping
bolts in the shin.
'Me mouth attaches ,itself like
a 'V11,1111111 sucker and the toothed
fungi' is thrust in and out, causing
a mortal wound in the side of the
fish.
\Viten engaged in sucking, the-
lanibrrv, are carried ;Mom by their
victims. Salmon have often been
caught with sea lampreys `till at -
Melted to them. '1'he sea lamprey
is often over three feet long. River
lampreys are nntel, smaller.
Lampreys were once regarded as
a great delicacy in Britain. Great
quantities taken (nen the River
Ouse lopped the means of kings.
and nobles.
King henry I died trout eating
too plentifully of lampreys, "a
food." .ays 1Tumc', the historian,
"which always agreed better with
his palate than his constitution."
Nowadays lamprey- is either pot-
ted or made into pies, but must be
eaten sparingly, for it has a reputa-
tion of causing severe stonlaclh
pains when indulged in too freely.
'film creatures are caught in baited
baskets fir traps, and their cel -like
reluctance to lit' mikes them Ilse-
ttil as fishermen's bait.
Hair Raiser -Constance K. Hassel
looks as though she is 'witness-
lrtg as Boris Kurloff chiller act-
ually she is on the other end of
can atomic 'generator -thus the
Bikini 'coiffure. This was ail part
of an energy demonstra-
tion.
Champion Egg Eater
Alois Skalsky, a 50 -year-old
Vienna 'lorry 'driver, can -eat 100
eggs at a single sitting. I•Ie's very
pnoud of this achievement. So
'prou0n in fact, that 'he has issued
a 'challenge to egg -eaters ail over
the wciuld. Anyone, says Skalsky,
what .at .erne 'time eats store than
a hundred 'eggs, will be entitled to
take Slealsky's place and call him-
•stlf 111µg -Eating Champion of the
'World.
Bit, as you've probably guessed,
there's .a snag. Whoever takes on.
Skalsky must eat the shells as well
as the eggs, fust as Skalsky does.
Any takers?
Skalslcy took to devouring eggs
on a grand scale during the war
when one of his jobs was to col-
lect eggs from country farms and
deliver them to wholesalers in
Vienna. His employers allowed him
to eat all the eggs that got broken
on these journeys -and there were
plenty)
Oddly enough, Skalsky is a small
elan; the great numbers of eggs
he cats don't seen to have caused
him to put on weight. He and his
wife hatte five children. "They are
all normal caters and don't seem
specially fond of eggs, thank good-,
Bossy'says ?vtrs. Skalsky,
UNLUCKY
A middle-aged • man set off for a
house where a child's bithday party
had been arranged. "Don't announce
me," he said to the plaid who let
hint in.
Leaving his hat and coat in the
hall he opened the drawingtoom
door, through which a buzz of con-
t versation could be heard. Dropping
on his hands and knees, he entered
matting noises like a horse neighing.
There was a dead silence. He
looked up and found about six
people regarding hirn with perplex-
ify and alarm.
He was itt the wrong house,
Catty Business
Lawyer Woodbury Ravel has
given his live Ilnslcin r„l'latives a
shock. lie had promised to bequeath
them $10,000 apiece, Instead, a co -
(Heil to his will cut theta off "be-
cause of their rooted )4nous alli'
title and cruelty towards sly. rat'
and his mongrel at. Buster, has
been left 00,0011 to keep her fed
and housed for life.
1l seeing a lot for a eau's life,
hot ratty standards are rasing.
Siamese cat, 1'risre Ranula, recent-
ly sailed the Atlantic with his own
lirsl-cilias stateroom and private
hath, and the stewart(; served hint
breakfast in bed Fuzzy an ancient
cat of twenty, has lived in equal
state in a New York hotel ever
since her mistress died fifteen years
ago,
No cal is lapped in styli luxury
in Britain. 'Thousands were destroy-
ed during the war, and yet it's
believed that the pussy o'1pulation
is tip to strength, 'There', never
been a rat census. If the cat popu-
lation is near the expert estimate
of 8000,000 a cat tirense could
contribute :12,000,000 to the lx -
K chequerrr.
Roughly one-third of Britain's
cats; however, are not: idly domes-
tic but work for their living in
dockyards, factories and ware-
houses. Several hundred --listed on
a feline Z Reserve- are bring call-
ed up to safeguard food stores frain
rats and trice, At the othier end of
the tiles, of course, are .Britain's
60,000 pedigree cats, Siamese, des-
cended from the first couple brought
there seventy years go; exotic
Persians, Abyssitulians and other
breeds presided over by the Gov-
erning Council of the Cats' Fancy.
Some Siamese earn good money
when exported. Manx cats ere very
popular in America: but the least -
loved waif is the strange hairless
Mexican cat, with just a single
tuft on its back. .A South Ameri-
can species neither mews nor cries
and the Paraguay cat its only a
quarter the size (if cats anywhere
else. There are. cats from Buena
with natural knots tied in their
tails, and African cats freintt Mom -
bas, sometimes called "sernbbiug
brushes" on account of their ,tiff
bristle -like hair.
Not that any commercial popu-
larity awaits these oddities. Thirty
varieties of eat are recognized by
the Cats' Fancy, and few cross-
breeds are effective. The hobbyist
who mated a prize Mans with a
prize Persian was glumly rewarded
with a hatch of backyard tabbies.
Red Flannel
In the years when red flannel
was a panacea against colds and
chills, sonic charitable soul laid
down in her will that annually "two
yards of red flannel are to be given
to deserving spinsters." lint it was
'disclosed recently by a committee
to the House of Lords that flan-
nel of any colour is so clear that
the funds .enabled only one yard
to be given to Ivo deserving spin-
sters.
Flannel was matte originally in
Wales, the frame itself being at cor-
ruption of gwlanen, .and the belief
was fostered that there was more
virtue in red flannel than in that
of any other colour. This old -wives'
belief has mow been found scienti-
fically true, for red retains warmth
more than any other ,colour.
It is due to red flannel that an
attetrtpted 'invasion of Wales failed
for, in )797., when Freucla troops
landed at Fishg.n,rd they mistook
the red flaunel petticoats of the,,
fishwives on the cliffs for the uni-
forms of redcoats .axed„ alarmed alp,
the great force opposed to them,
surrendered.
Quote from Jimmy Durantel Man
is the only animal that can be skin-
ned more than once.
Learning All Over Again -Harold Chisholm who used to lead an
active life in the north woods is shown above learning how to
walk again•in a "walker" after being crippled with rheumtoid
arthritis. Shown with him is Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism
Society physiotherapist Doris Frame. The Canadian Arthritis and
Rheumatism Society is campaigning for funds this month to estab-
lish more clinics and mobile units to relieve the pain and suffering
of more than 100,000 Canadians disabled by the disease and to
expand its program of research and training of doctors.
as we have Previously csplained,
the rircunlstances• ender which this
eolumn is written and published,
matte it imporrible for ns to keep
in any sense abreast of current
sports happenings. That is to say
by the time our comments reach the
eyes 01 our readers -if any -what
we were commenting about is a
week or so in the past.
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Not that it matters particularly,
as some of you are probably re-
marking. Still, the think we owe it
to you to pass along the most strik-
ing remark we heard in connection
with the latest running of the King's
Plate -remember it?
* *
The race was just over and the
jam-packed crowd at Woodbine was
busy getting' its collective breath
after the great stretch run with
which MAJOR FACTOR, coming
from a country mite back, had
caught and passed L' I93ER'r1NE
in the final sixteenth. Nobody, ap-
parently, was pitying much attention
to any of the field but those two.
s * *
Then, as the mothers of the first
four to finish dropped into. their
slots, we heard a husky voice, some-
where to the rear of us, say ens-
gatstedly, "Well, them that has,
gets, .all right"
* * 5
"What do you mean, 'Them as
has gets', yoa.meathead?" queried
:another, even huskier voice.
Wind For The Stretch -Dr. V. C. Fobian indicates the auxiliary wind
pipe in the neck of Beaumont Hanover. The stainless steel tube,
was inserted after, it was found that' the horse was having
breathing difficulties in his home stretch drives. Owners of the
seven-year-old gelding hope that the tube will show bright
results by season's end.
"1 mean tlrt. guy B. P. 'Taylor,
of course," replied the first. "He not
only takes the big pot with that
FACTOR gelding, but that marc of
itis has to last to get fourth and
wan hint another thousand buck. or
so. And him needin' a thousand
bucks like I need another couple
mothers -ins -law!"
* * a
We wrote, recently, about sign -
stealing in baseball having become
pretty much of a lost art. Another
form of diamond pilferage that
scents to be sinking into about tate
sante category is base stealing-
and'41 you think this is only an-
other example of an old-timer
squawking over present-day condi-
tions, a loot: at sone of the figures
alight convince you that, for once,
there's reason in what we soy.
* * 5
The greatest team of base -stealers
in the American League during the
1950 season was the, Philadelphia
Athletics. Altogether, the A's stack-
ed up a total of 42 thefts. Yet in a
single season Eddie Collins of that
same club stole no less than 81
times.
New York Yankees were undoub-
-tedly the best team in baseball-
last year. They proved it by win-
ning not only the American pen-
nant, but the World's Series as well.
The combined effort of the filen
of Stengel, along base -stealing lines,
totalled just 41 sacks. Fritz Maisel,
one-time wearer of Yankee spangles
stole 74 bases in a single campaign,
all by his lonsome.
k * *
Not to make too long a story of
it, let's briefly take the other teams
M the American loop, and give
first the number of bases each team
collectively stole during' 1950 -then
mark some• former member of said
team once chalked up.
* * *
Boston Red Sox -32 stolen bases.
Tris Speaker, one season, 52.
* * 5
Chicago White Sox -19 stolen
bases Wally Moses, one season, 56.
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•
Cleveland Indians -40 stolen
bases. Ben Chapman, one season, 52.
* * *
Detroit Tigers -23 stolen bases.
Tyros Raymond Cobb, one season,
96.
* * *
St• Louis Browns -39 stolen
bases. George Sister, one season, 51.
* * 6
Washington Senators -51 stolen
bases. Clyde Milan, one season, 88.
* '5 *
Turning to the senior circuit the
discrepancy between the modern '
"fleet -foots" and those of other clays
is not quite so marked.' Boston*
Braves stole 77 bases during the
1950 rtntning, whereas the best re
coria of any single Brave was that
of Ralph Meyer with 57. Brooklyn
Dodgers -they have Jackie Robin-
son -accounted collectively for 77
S.B.'s, just ten more titan ,Jimmy
Slteckard's bygone mark of 67,
Bill those two- -Brooklyn and
Boston- were the only National
Tennis of vrhieli that could be said.
Having gone so far to prove, a point
which deeds nn proving, let's finish
out the route.
* *
1'hilago Cubs40 stolen /40,,
Frank Chance -and he was no
Mercury -one season, 67.
* k *
t'iminuati Rede.. 37 stolen hose-.
Bob Beeeher, one season, 80.
* * 1
New York Giants, 42 ;bleu bases.
i Probaidy 1.ippy torn thinks base
stealing is "Lush bagne.
Gcorge Burns, one season, 62.
* 5 *
I'biiaelrlphl t !'Bill, s• the youth
new be ;raved boys -33 stoisn
ha..- Sherwood Magee, one sea-
son 55.
Pittsburg Pirates --- 43 stolen
bases. Max Carey. one season, 63.
* * 5
St. Louis Cardinal, 23 stolen
bases. Jack Murray, also Frankie
Friech, one season, 48.
*
Set there ;you Incavit, Mewls,
and ,elite enough of 0, says you.
The moral is, of curse, that the
boys nowadays are aiming for the
fenrr'-, and little things such ;I_; a
.singie base at:vltnre are too paltry
Inc them to trifle with. And if the
magnates keep adding rabbit to the
ball and, et the same time, moving
those fences plateward, we can fore-
see the day when they'll be playing
"Four or No Count," and any play-
er getting less than a isomer will
be -sent to the minor:,
New And Useful
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Quiets Shave
New plastic shave lube has round
sponge top instead of a screw cap.
lay squeezing tube, creat: is Forced
into the sponge which produces in-
stant lather, for guide application.
Plastic cap protects sponge when
not in use
Ink Stamp
ink stamp has good adherence
to all metals, especially aluminum,
magnesium and stainless steel: is
also said resistant to cleaning fluids,
oils and greases, Non -smearing, ink
quickly dries by evaporation and re -
Salting inti Runt resists corrosion.
Product comes in many colours, and
by adding aluminum powder to
stamping pad, shows up on black
surfaces.
* ..
Siamese Pump
New service station gasoline
pump is two in one, taking up only
slightly more space than a single
pump. yet capable of filling two
cars at the same time. Twin pump
is said to offer maximum gasoline
serving facilities per square foot
of driveway in station and increases
the traffic -handling capacity of
multi -pump stations.
Makes Bows
Simplifying gift wrapping is new
plastic device for tying decorative
bows. Two extension arms are used
to wrap ribbon on; when ribbon is
tied, slipped off the arms, it is ready
for gift package.
* * *
Delayed Action
Detroit company has produced a
handy household light switch: turn
the lights off and it lights your way
for abort a minute before actually
going .oil,
* * :5
Protects Wood
New substances when applied to
wood protects it front water, mold
and mildew, company claims. Pre-
servative malces wooden crates, pal-'
lets, etc, last longer, reduces swel-
ling and warping. Claimed to be
non-toxic and odorless, liquid con-
centrate is made of zinc salts and
water-resistant materials to be mix-
ed with mineral spirits for spraying
dipping or brushing on wood.
NO LEEWAY
Out-of-town young man (to New
• York City minister): "Do you think
I could lead a good Christian life
here in the city on $20 a week?"
Minister (smiling): "My boy,
that's all you could do."
May Be World's
Wealthiest Man
The bearded Sheildt of Kuwait,
ruler of the tiny Arab State whose
population, 150,000, is no larger
than that of 'Brighton, is 'probably
the worlds richest man. His income?
More than $12,000,000 and it is
likely to get bigger every year.
This 56 -year-old ruler's income
conies from the world's largest
oilfield which -luckily for him -is
located in his own country, His
enormous wealth has not mated
his head. He is no lover of luxury;
he ilas erected no magnificent man-
sion or palace, does not over -eat
or drink too mach -lives, 1n fact,
an almost abstemious life as a tri-
bal ruler.
The Sheikh has one burning am-
bition -to matte his State the most
modern in the Middle East. Already
he Itas installed a water plant wilier
yields a million gallons a day and
started war on tuberculosis by
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about tee aerei. gond neiilings, brisk
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milt SA 1.5:
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GENERAL Store. 540.500. Down payment
520.005, balance terms. 113,000 stock on
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POMERANIAN Pups, pedigreed, male and
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Kennels, 12 Sixth St., Kingston, Ont.
CHESAPEAKE retriever Pups registered.
Hunt this fall. Write J. Leckie. 3219 Dun-
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Hank's Tire,
142 Catherine Street South.
Hamilton. Ontario.
building an up-to-date sanatorium.
He has also built twenty-five
schools and plans malty more.
Equipment for all these schemes
conies from Britain, for the Sheikh
(whose name is Abdullah Al Salim
Al Snhah) likes Britain and Bri-
tish ways. Every time he wants
additional staff he advertises under
box numbers in British newspapers.
But M Moslem Kuwait two things
are likely to remain unchanged.
The country has no movies and its
women remain in deco veiling.
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44 King St., Hamilton
72 Rideau St.. Ottawa
PATENTS
AN OFFER to every Inventor -Lint of in-
ventions end full Information sent free.
The Ramsay Co., Registered Patent Attor-
neys. 273 Bank Street Ottawa.
tgTHERSTONHAUGE tY Company. Pee
tent Soacltore, Eetabliehed 1880, 360
Bay Street, Toning,. 13000101 -of Infnrmel-
Nnn 00 request.
PERSONAL
HEALING, deliverance from all diseases,
afflictions, oppressions. Gospel Innate,
musical instruments. write: Gospel Liter-
ature Crusade, 83 Forest Road, Galt, Ont.
OMIT OSGARET'TES - The .1 AY any.
Cao Tobacco Eliminator, a acientifie
treatment, quickly eliminates the craving
for tobacco, rids the system of 11000ne.
King Drug Pharmaceut teal Ohemtsta.
Vesreville, Alta. Write P. O. Box 613,
London, Ont.
STAMP)'
THE'53.'A0ee' HUNTER
PAYS 81.000.00 and up for Canada 32
Penny stamp (not 12c), good condition.
810.00 for 1919 86.00 green war saving
stamp. Good eollectinns also purchased.
Tho Stamp Hunter, Station B, Winnipeg.
Canada.
TEACHERS WANTED
QUALIFIED Protestant teacher, for the
Township School Area of Chamberlain,
Dintriet of Temtskamtng. School 155 miles
from 0.0.81. bus line. Teach is cottage
en the school aronn5,. Enrolment 14
505115, Applicants pleaeo state qualifica-
tions and salary expected. Duties to start
Sept. 4th, Apply; Mrs, F. M. t':olqultoun,
Sec. -Trees„ Krngeedorf, Ont,
'WANTED -NURSES'
MATRON and 3 graduate nurses required
immediately for 16 -bud hospital; salaries
5200 and 5160 respectively plus full main-
tenance; 1 month's holiday and 1 -way fare
from Toronto refunded atter year's satis-
factory service completed, with oppor-
tunities for increases, Apply htr. L. Fet-
ter, Secretary, 0 ,1,04 Union 1I0spital,
Eastend, Saskatchewan,
REGISTERED NURSES
General Duty Nurses needed for Lady
Minto Hospital, Chaplenu, Ontario, Salary
8140.00 for 7-9 and 8100.00 for 3-11 and
11-7 per month will full maintenance.
Apply Superintendent 01 Nurses, Cho.
pteau, Onln,10.
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE -
Without Calomel -And You'll Jump Out al
Bed in the Morning Rarin' to Go
The Liver should pour out about 2 pinta of
bile juice into your digestive tract every day.
If this bile is not Sowing freely, your food may
not di ret. It may just decay to the digestivetrack Then gas bloat, up your stomach. You
get constipated. You feel sour, sunk and the
world looks punk.
It takes those mild, gentle Carter's Little
Livor Pills to get these 2 pinta of bile flow-
ing freely to make you feel "up and up."
Get a package today. Effective in making
bile flow freely. Ask for Carter's Little Liver
Pills. 856 at any drugstore.
HARNESS & COLLARS
Farmers Attention - Consult
your nearest Harness Shop
about Staco Harness Supplies.
We sell our goods only through
your local Staco Leather Goods
dealer. The goods are right,
and so are our prices. We
manufacture in our factories -
Harness Horse Collars, Sweat
Pads, Horse Blanket 5, and
Leather Travelling Goods, Insist
on Staco Brand Trade Marked
Goods and you get satisfaction.
Made only by
SAMUEL TREES CO., LTD.
42 Wellington St. E. Toronto
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ISSUE 23 - 1951