HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1959-05-07, Page 3Ceylon Elephants
Face A Crisis
Ceylon's elephants are facing
a Crisis, 11'or centuries they have
been regarded as the most valu-
able of all the Asiatic elephant
rases, with a high reputation for
docility, intelligence and loyalty
to their owners,
They have always been in great
demand with Indian princes and
rajahs. And always enough ele-
phants have been captured in
Ceylon to satisfy these demands.
To -day, however, the Sinhalese
elephants are in peril, and may
become extinct unless the dan-
gers that threaten them can be
overcome.
The trouble,lies with Ceylor's
expanding agricultural require-
ments, For some time the popu-
lation of Ceylon has been grow-
ing rapidly, and to feed more
- mouths more land, has been given
over to agriculture, This has
meant that large tracts of jungle
have had to be cleared and
ploughed up.
As a result what was once a
continuous area of jungle has be-
come divided into small pookets
of jungle separated by wide
Strips of cultivated land. In these
pockets herds of elephants have
become isolated.
Elephant herds are used to
travelling great distances and•
these wanderings take them into
the new cultivated areas, where
they 'do considerable damage.
Planters, whose, livelihood de-
pends upon the crops they grow,
cannot be expected to regard the
destruction of their crops by the
elephants with indifference. The
result is that they are being shot
in great numbers, and unless
something is done to solve the
problem of the trapped herds,
they may be on the verge of ex-
tinction before long, Since 1951
the total number of elephants • in
Ceylon has fallen to fewer than
800.
The first steps to deal with the
problem are now being taken,
thanks to Major Wienman, Di-
rector of the Colombo Zoo. Rea-
lizing that so long as the ele-
phants continued to, venture out
of the : isolated pockets they
would be shot, he has devised a
plan to capture the trapped ele-
phants one by one and then re-
lease them in some of the re-
moter parts of the island where
the jungle has yet to be pene-
trated,
JORDAN'S KING - King Hus-
sein of Jordan is shown as he
addressed the National Press
Club during his three-week tour
of the United States.
TAKE A GOOD LOOK - FOR FREE - Pictured, above, is' Sweden's
heavyweight ingemar Johansson, working out in Goteborg,
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Na Real Fighters
Any Morel
A feeling of melancholy per-
vades the decaying gym. Plaster
on the drab gray walls is crack-
ing, only a handful of boxers
slip in and out of the locker
room, and row upon row of
folding chairs, reserved for spec-
tators, are empty, Occasionally,
the rat -a -tat -tat of the punching
bags or the grunts of sparring
fighters slice She silence. As it
has for 43 years, the scene at
Stillman's Gym, the famous
school for fighters in New York
City, mirrors the entire 'U.S. •
boxing picture.
In a few months, Stillman's
Gym, where 95 per cent of the
world champions have trained
since 1917, will become another
victim of boxing's decline. Ham-
mering Hank Armstrong, the
only triple champion in boxing
history, trained at Stillman's. So
did. Benny Leonard, slickest of
all lightweights, and Georges
Carpentier, the Orchid Man
from France. The historic roster •
reads like a boxing Hall of
Fame. But before long, • Still -
man's heavy doors will be locked
for 'the final time.; Then a de=
molitien crew will move in, raze
the obsolete structure and, on
the site where sparring partners'
once hesitated before -entering
- the ring with Joe Louis, a garage
will he built.
Last month, in the •loneliness '
of his former palace, Lou Still-
man, 73, a course, outspoken
New Yorker, leaned against a
wooden chair and surveyed the
emptiness, A sturdy youth dress-
ed In. a tan leather jacket push-
ed through the turn stilewhich
guards the gym. "Where's your
card?"' Stillman deinanded.. "You.
got the five you owe me?"
The fighter pulled out his wal-
let and shuffled through it.
"Ain't here," he -said, fingering
the battered black billfold.
"Must be in my wallet."
"Look, jerk,"' Stillman said.
"No card, no workout. Get me
the five, punk."
Stillman turned away. "I
treat 'ern all the same," he said
"Rotten. That's the only way
they understand. You'd be sur-
prised at the guys 'I've pushed
PIE' IN THE' SKY A genuine TV lunch will be served in the
basketlike affair shown, above, high on :a 570 -foot tower in
Dortmund, Germany. The tower will be lopped by television
antenna to bring it to an overall height of 725.feet. As if the
location were not novel enough, the restaurant -cafe will re-
volve, Sao,
around. Killers,. Legs Diamond.
Guys like that. 'In here, .I was
boss. I pushed the tough guys
around. People said I was crazy."
An ex -fighter, fresh from a
drinking bout, stumbled toward
the turnstile. "Hey Lou," he said.
"Gotta see (trainer) Whitey
(Bimstein). Let me in, willya?"
"Where's your half a buck?"
Stillman said. "You gotta pay
admission."
The former boxer reached into
his pocket and drew out a half -
dollar. "Thass all I got," he said,
flipping the half in his hand.
"Don't take it."
Stillman grabbed the man's
wrist and twisted it until the 50 -
cent piece fell loose. "That's bet-
ter,"
he said.
"Before I got this place," Still-
man said, "I was a process serv-
er. Once, when I rang a door-
bell, a big dog came out and
started chasing me. I ran like
hell. He followed me till I
couldn't run no more. I stopped
and turned around. The dog
stopped, too. He barked at me.
I growled back at him. Finally,
the dog went away. I learned a
lesson that day."
In one of the•two rings which
share the main floor at Still-
man`s, a stocky. heavyweight
lumbered across the . ring and,
awkwardly, jabbed at a smaller
opponent. His punches fanned
the air. The opponent hid be-
hind raised gloves. _
"These guys ain't fighters,"
Stillman said. "Youdon't see
no fighters any more. There used
to be real fighters. Jack Johnson
was the best I ever saw. In the
old days a ldd` could become a
fighter, make a little dough, and
go home in a new car. Now
there's no inducements. A main -
event guy at the Garden gets
four thousand bucks. It's lousy.
Last fight I saw was in 1958. Who
cares about this stupid racket?"
Behind Stillman, an advertis-
ing poster was pasted to the
wall. James D. Norris, the poster
read, presents a championship
horse show. Stillman snorted.
"Norris (former president of the
defunct International Boxing
Club) ruined this business," he
said. "Sapped it dry. Now he
says he can't appear in court.
He's a sick man. He can go to
horse shows and horse races and
hockey games,, but he can't go
to court. The strain's too much
for him. You, me, they'd drag
us in on stretchers. But Jim
Norris is a rich man. So he don't
go to court."
Upstairs, where punching bags
hang in symmetrical rows, two
fighters alternately skipped rope
and slugged at the heavy bag.
"We got 70 kids working out.
here in a month," Stillman. said,
"we're lucky. We used to have
350, maybe 400. The champs
came and the people watched.
Nobody drew like Primo Car-
nera. Women carrying babies
jammed the place. There wasn't
enough room to breathe. I' was
afraid the floor wouldn't hold
tip."
Stillman walked across the
quiet gym. "I can't complain too
much," he said. "I made out OK.
I got some money saved. But
boxing's through, Finished.,
Nothing can save it now."
A reporter interrupted Still-
man. "Were you ever a fighter
yourself?" he said.
The man who pushed around
killers grinned. "Me a fighter?"
Lou Stillman said. " You think
I'm crazy?"
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plan. Salary schedule Bent upon request.
Apply stating age. qualifications. ex•
perienceand name of last Inspector te:
W. A. Forget, Adminstrstor,
162 Mackenzie St.,
SudborY,Ont.
TRUCKS, TRAILERS
TRAILERS, new and used all makes,
10' to 51'. up to 10' wide, for living or
holidays, always 'at least 20 to choose
from, % clown. up to 5 years Lo pay,
furniWA
care, etc.. in trade, or dis-
counts with no trade, See Trallermart,
Wifarnclif£e Rd. - S. in London. Phone
GE.•2.4225 or Tranermart, 2021 Howard
Ave., Windsor, Phone CL. 6-8003.
Do you Want 8 greater
understanding of the Bible?
Hear Bible fundamentols discussed
on "THIS IS YOUR BIBLE"
each Sunday morning.
St. MonthsCMILO Peterboro CUEX -
Sundae 10:45 A.R. Sunday 9:45 A.M.
600 on your dial. 900 on your Ilial,
ISSUE 18 - 1959