The Seaforth News, 1961-06-29, Page 7He Gambled High
And Now He's Gone I
Shrewd and. courageous, with
en intuitive sense of timing—a
throwback, in fact, to the likes
of Bet -a -Million Gates—speoula-
for Bernard E. Smith reacted in-
stantly to news of the stock -mar-
ket crash in 1929, "Sell 'em, sell
everything," he stormed to his
broker, and "sell 'em" he did,
even as the market rallied, then
faltered, then fell, then plunged
through the floor. Within the
space of a year, he had cleared
a rumored $10 million in short -
selling operations, aroused the
Wrath of then -President Herbert
Hoover, earned a reputation as
No. 1 bear operator of all time,
and laid claim eternally to the
title of "Sell -'em -Ben" Smith.
It was a title—indeed, an epi-
thet—that Smith never relished,
for the image • it depicted was
that of the ruthless trader, bent
not on building but destroying,
asking no mercy and giving none.
And for all thetruth of the in-
dictment, "Sell -'em -Ben" was
just one of an endless variety of
roles, albeit the most notorious,
that Smith played itt a career
that carried him from the gut-
ters of New York to the pinnacle,
of international finance,
The son of Irish immigrants, he
quit school at '12 after the death
of his father, got his first job ,as
a $3 -a -week errand boy, 'later
advanced to quotation clerk for
a Wall Street brokerage at $9 a
week. Acting on tips from, cus-
tomers, he had built an original
investment of $100 into $35,000
he was 15; by_ 16, he was broke
again, wiped. out in the panic of
1903.. He bounced back, built up
another nest egg of $15,000, fell
flat on his face once more, and'
bounced out of themarket com-
pletely for the next decade. In
the interim,"he worked as a cop-
per -mine mucker, a wartime
ambulance -driver, a super auto.,
salesman (he once sold $60,000
worth of cars in a single week).,
and distributor for a big tire
manufacturer,
By 1924, however, he was
ready to try the market. again_
In two more years, he had '$150,
000, enough to purchase 'a'seat
en the 'New York Stock Ex-
change, plus the personal back-
ing of financier Percy A. Rocke-
feller, •nephew of John D. Rocke-
feller and an ,old friend. Like
everyone else, Smith rode the
bull market until 1927, when he
sold short and lost another for-
tune. But he made good his come-
back just in time to cash In on
the crash. (One of those he drove
to the wall washis father -`in-
law, prime backer of the J. I.
Case Threshing Co., whom he
sent a gift reportedly worth $1
million.)
After President Hoover ascrib-
ed thecollapse to the malevo-
lence
alevolence of speculators, Smith was
called before a Congressional in-
quiry as the most belligerent
bear in the market. "You are
known as a big bear raider,
aren't.you7" began the inquisi-
tion. "Nobody ever called . me
that to my face," blustered
Smith. It was like that all the
rest of the way—a standoff.
In any case, Smith subsequent-
ly backed Franklin D. Roosevelt
for the Presidency, and on the
day that Roosevelt was 'inaugur-'
ated,' he stopped selling short.
Two years later, he left the coun-
try, set up' trading headquarters:
in Landon (although he continu-
ed to live in .Bedford Village,,
'N.Y.), and . became anuncom-
promising bull` for life,
Last' month, {•'Sell - teen - Ben"
Smith, 73, died in a Houston hos-
pital from complications arising
after a heart operation.. At the
time of hit death, the bulk of
the "considerable" assets of: the
great speculator were invested
solidly in U.S. Steel and Inte-
national Nickel. From NEWS-
WEEK.
The 1902 Pirates won the NL
pennant by 271/ games. '
01
M -M -M. GOOD—Jo Jo, 3 -week-
old goat, takes to Laurel Brad-
shaw's ice cream cone as only
a kid can. ;Laurel, 10, Won
First place with Jo Jo in a But-.
ter• Da celebration et parade.
EQUESTRIENNE Decked out
in chic riding togs, Susan Fow-
ler poses prettily with .a saddle.
She can ride,' too. The blonde
lass was competing in the.R'oyal
Horse•. Show' at Windsor, 'Eng-
land.
Jury Service
And Its Importance
Want to be a king for, a day,
a week, a month? Want, to 'have
the last word? Want to be known
as a man of good' character and
sound judgment? - '
Who wouldn't jump at the
prospect?
But just tell a person 'he's
called up for jury duty and see
how fast he starts looking.
around for excuses.
Why?
In the opinion of a distinguish-
ed Massachusetts jurist, Judge'
Felix Forte of the Superior
Court, it's because too many; peo-•
pie just don't appreciate what
jury duty is all about.
They have, he says, little con-
ception of the power of a jury,
of the utter 'finality of its ver-
dict, or that jury duty, in his
words, is the very "foundation
of our American Republic."
Yet, he says, "No higher form
of public service is known, none
demanding more conscientious
devotion to duty,' or more abso-
lute disregard of all considera-
tions except that of doing No-
tice according to law;' than' the
work of a judge or a juror."
When Judge. Forte faces'a jury
of. 12 persons, as he has been
doing now for 22 years, he tells
them that the juror "must drive
from his thought every .consid-
eration of race, color, religious 'or
fraternal 'affiliation, friendship,
sympathy of liking or dislike of
parties• or counsel-
1He must not be affected by.
the' wealth or poverty of parties,
or by their 'position in the com-
munity," And any juror who
shows such favor, he tells them,
is "unf it to be either judge or
juror."
But the plain' fact is, says
Judge Forte, . that ".too nanny
qualified, ' capable citizens who
should serve on juries seek to
be excused."
He has the figures to backup
his contention.
As judge of., the $1,,219,000
Brink's . trial - biggest cash)
robbery in American history —
he summoned 2,000 jurors: Of
these, 524 were ,challenged by
either' prosecution, or defense, •
"To get 14 jurors," he says, "r
examined 1,700` persons."
Sometimes When asking to be
excused, a person will even
feign deafness. When that hap-
pens, Judge Forte says he lust
drops his voice very low and'
says something like, "Your wife
must have told you to say that."
If the man's hearingis actu-
ally acute, he wllul blurt out,
"Oh, , no, she didn't, your hon-
our!"
Sate' law provides a list, fan-
tasti,c in length, of persons who
may be excused if they so re-
quest. It begins with physicians,
ministers and teachsers, and runs
to railroad conductors and light-
house keepers.
The greatest apathy, Judge
Forte says he finds, is among
those who balk' at the finanolad'
sacrifice, writes Emilie Tavel, in
the Christian ,Science Monitor.
He calif jury service, the citi-
• zen's most important 'duty in
peacetime. "It's justice in the
making," he says.
What of the nt'an or woman..
who doesn't balk at the cell,
CLASSIFIED
AGENTS
fVofree DEALERS
writer copy Rummer SPee
ialty
ent
eeasenable (merchandise. ToYskt�Dry-
gooda, Housewares, etc, Ilenafide deal•
ere pnly, Phillips Sales Cemnanv 939
Busby St. Monttreal.'
•
BABY CHICKS
BRAY has for prompt shipment, at new.
summer prices, dayolds and started,
3URxCR, RIRaLS, NHxBR, Parks HP7,
Ames Series 505, 424, 434. Order Slim-
mer broiler chicks now; some for quick
delivery. See local, agent, or write
Bray Hatchery, 120 John North Hein'
•Ilton, Ont. •
BOYS' AND GIRLS' CAMPS'
BOYS AND. GIRLS. 8 to 15'canhave a
wonderful one-week holiday at our
Braeside Comp (near Paris, Ont,) under
experienced Christian supervision The
low fee of $14 covers registration, room
and board, swimming and -other sports,
classes with handbooks, evening meet.
Inca with "Aunt Phyllis" Mason the
children's friend, treats, handcrafts,
Insurance and other items. Boys' week
July 17 to 23. Girls' week July 24
to 30 For folders write the Canna
Director, Rev. W. Ti, MoodY, '9
,nel Ave. E., Hamilton, Ont. Phone
S'Ulten 34681 or FUlton 55745.
PIONEER CAMPS—MUSKOKA
PORT SYDNEY - 2 separate camps,
boys and girls ages - 0 to 18. Tent ac•
commodation. Resident medical staff.
Programincludes trail riding,. ($1.56
per hour) sailing, boating, canoeing,
water.skling, covered wagon trips,
crafts and hobbies. Space still avail-
able August 16 to 30 at special rate o$
$63.00. ' Further information Pioneer
Camps, 30 St. Mary Street,Toronto 8,
Phone' WA, 2.4188.
RU 6191E53 OPPORTUNITIES
FOR sale or for rent snack• bar with
living quarters cabin with • two rooms
and bath, cinderblockgarage on
HighwayNo. 17, 80 miles west. of. Pem-
broke. Write,. or phone P. Bovard. R,R.
1, ;Chalk- Myer Ont. JU. 4-2453 Deep
River.
LIMITED number of active and Part-
time distributorships are available with
a progressive established Ontario Iles•
tied company new expanding. .Experi-
ence not essential. Company will 'or.
ganize.. Minimum $2,000 capital required.
Excellent prospects. Appointment only.
Box 226. 123 19th Street, New Toronto.
OPPORTUNITY' for 'an active person
with office or construction experience..
to participate in a year-round resort
Business, Minimum $3.000 requi:ed for
an, unlimited future. $ox 238, 123.18th
Street,?New Toronto, Ont.
ONE' HOUR.
Martinizing • Franchise
OPPORTUNITY -
BE your own boss in modern, well de ,
signed, franchised,., 1 -hour Mnrtinlzing
dry cleaning plant; produce finest
1uaUty with best service; complete pub -
e acceptance has resulted from natlon-
ai advertising plus Ioeal"rnerchandisln5
and sales 'promotion. -
MARTINIZING will help. the right man
woman
established and
reoyoatrinprogramtomkprovide
are a. capable, operator. Cash required
'$8;000,-balance,may .be financed.
FOR complete details contact Wm.
Earthen. WA. 2.2912 for appointment or
call - collect. ' Better Cleaning and
Laundry Equipment Incorporated, 1260
'Bay St., bro.
curwilbsnupo'qus
BUSINESS PROPERTIES FOR SALE
TORONTO
CENTRAL location. 42 rooms total, S
suite apartment building built from
pre-warmaterials;- this extra large
building will outlast and outproduce
most of recent structures,: excellent
street, yearly refrtals4.close to $10,000.
No problems with these rentals. $9,500
cash required andthe price is low, be-
cause the vendor left for. USA and hat
to sell It.. Call Mr. T. Warawa 110.
5.3553,ii.' Street, lfT Tonto, Realtor. 514 An-
nette
FISHING TACKLE
GOING FISHING ?
5 -PIECE split bamboo all-purpose rod
packaged with many extras. Packed in
strong light -weight wooden box that
prevents breakage and keeps.egt,ip-
ment dry. Complete' $7.95 ,prepaid. Hud-
son Sales Reg'd., Box 1826, Place
d'Armes, Montreal.
who serves willingly,. even to
'the point of being "tucked up"
for weeks at a time?
"He becomes part and .parcel'
ofthe' official' administration of
justice," says the judge. "He
gains an appreciation of our
farm of government which' he
can get in no other way."
He learns that although a
judge's verdict is subject to re-
vision and correction by his
superise judges, the verdict of
the jury is final.
In a criminal case, if the jury
says "not guilty," the' accused
can never be tried again — no,
not' even if the accused later
admits that he fooled the whole
jury and actually did` commit
the crime.
If a "guilty" verdict is "un-
conscionably . against the. weight
of evidence,", a judge..mey order
anew 'trial before another jury,
but he cannot order a verdict,
The Anglo-American jury sys-
tem is not without its flaws
and its critics. Even :such enthu-
siasts as Judge Forte adept: that
it is glow, time-consuming, ex-
pensive ($500 a day), and waste-
ful of jurors' time as they wait
in the jury room to be called,
Nevertheless, the more experi-
ence he has with juries, he says,
the more he admires the system
Frani the life experience of a
cross section of citizens 'from
all walks of life, he claims,
comes forth verdlots which
"come nearer the 'truth than any
system I know."
"All the law, all the witnesses,
our constitutional guarantees,
due process of law, life, liberty
and property all go foe'
naught," says Judge Forte,-, "id
jurors fail to follow their con-
science in doing their dtuty."
When citizens realize the Su-
preme importance of this work,
he says, they will quit shirking
their' duty when the jury ea>11,
comes.
FARMS FOR SALE
ADVERTISING
FOR SALE - 200 acre farm, W. On.
tario Jersey milk contract, bulk cooler,
Excellent buildings, brick house with
all conveniences well kept farm, With-
out stock gig,oe11, terms. Box 237. 123•
18th Street, New Toronto, Ont. _
300•ACRE farm, exceptional farm With
3 barns and large machinery barn, 2
brick homes, city conveniences owner
has
lvyoeld of lzpotatoes. Well frenced
5,000 Christmas trees, farm implement
sales business also included. Owner re-
tiring to Florida. Will sell on ear
terms with 1 mortgage for balance. 8ul
price; $27,500. John sandy;
Joseph .Bosco, Realtor, 31 King St. R.,
Oshawa.
FOR SALE - MISCELLANEOUS
COTTONS, plain colors 4 yards $1.00.
Printed 3 yards $1.00. 'Kiddies running
shoes 094, Adults $1,59. Send $1.00. Bal-
ance C.O.D. Schaefer, Drummondville,
Que.
PORTABLE Water Softeners and. Puri-
fiers - $20,00. Chaise Lounge Cots -.
$11.96:. Barbecues - $0.95, Tape Re-
corders - $39.95. Many other lines.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money re.
funded. Express Prepaid. Catalogue.
TWEDDLE MERCHANDISING CO.
FERGUS 18, ONTARIO
HELP WANTED -MALE
Youn1U_, Men
WE
u g men,free. to
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position offers an unusual opportunity
for ambitious young men, 17.20, to
learn salesmanship, Starting salary
$200. per month, Apply Circulation
Peet , L. 15, Wilson, 6th Floor. 210
Dundas St. w., Toronto. 0 e.ns. • 5 p•M.
HORSES
RASH e e
F
HORSE SALE
THE Ohio Quarter Horse Association
presents its 2nd Annual Sale with 70
head of halter and performance homes
consigned. These are of top bloodlines
and is undoubtedly the best set of
horses ever presented for sale at
unction 'east of the Mississippi River.
TIME: 2:00 P.M., JULY 1, 191
PLACE: THE OHIO STATE
FAIRGROUNDS
Polak and Wade Sale -Management
R. No. 5, Defiance, Ohio
Phone: 7.1916
HOUSE PLANTS
AFRICAN . VIOLETS
LEAVES, Plants. Newest varieties.
FREE
Louise Johnson, Box 1071y.
list.
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HYPNOTISM
"HOW To Use Self Hypnosis For Health
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by Dr. Anderson Adams tells how to
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cure bad habits. Complete. Send 83.00
U.S. orequivalent to: Research, 21
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MEDICAL.
TRY IT I EVERY SUFFERER OF RHEUMATIC
PAINS OR NEURITIS SHOULD
TRY DIXON'S REMEDY.
MUNRO'S DRUG STORE
335 ELGIN, OTTAWA
$1.25 Express Collect •
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POST'S REMEDIES
1865 St. Clair' Avenue East,
TORONTO
MONEY TO LOAN
OPEN Mortgage Loans on farms,
homes commercial, etc. Fast service.
Phone, write, or drop in. United County
Investments Ltd., 3645 .Bathurst. St.,
Toronto, RU. 9.2125.
NURSES WANTED
REGISTERED
NURSES
Salary Range $206 - $321
required by
Metropolitan Toronto for
Home for the Aged
in
Newmarket, Ontario
Permanent and temporary positions. 40
hour week, good employee benefits.
Apply Superintendent,' Green -
'acres Home for the Aged, New-
market, or Personnel Office,.
387 Bleier St. E., Toronto.
NUTRIA
ATTENTION
PURCHASERS OF NUTRIA
followipurchasingowhioh atconsider
isn organiza-
tion offers:
1. The best available stock, no cross•
bred or standard types i'econuneniled.
2. The reputationof a plan which is
proving itself
substantiated by files of
3. Full insurance against replace
Ment, should they not live or in the
event of sterility (all fully explained
in our certificate of merit.)
4 We give you only mutations which
are -in. -demand for fur garments,
5. You receive from this organization
a guaranteed pelt market In writing,
6. Membership in our excluslve
breeders' association whereby only
purchasers of this stook may partici-
pate in the benefits so Offered.
7. Prices for Breeding: Stock etart at
$200. a pair,
Special offer to those who qualify:
earn your Nutria on our cooperative
basis. Writer Canadian Nutria Ltd.,
R.R, No. 2, Stoutfvllle, Ontario.
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OPPORTUNITIES FOR
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JOIN CANADA'S LEADING SCHOOL
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Pleasant dignified profession; good
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HYGIENIC RUBBER GOODS
TESTED guaranteed, mailed In plain
parcel Including catalogue and sex
book tare with trial assortment. 18 for
51,00 (Finest quality) Western Distribu-
tors, Box 24 -TPF, Regina, Sask,
UNWANTED HAIR
VANISHED away with Saca-Palo. Sacs.
Palo is different. It does not dissolve or
remove hair from the surface, but
penetrates and retards growth of un
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PHOTOGRAPHY
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BOX 31, GALT, ONT.
Films developed and
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12 magna prints 600
Reprints Se each.
KODACOLOR
Developing roll 900 (not lnbiuding
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Anse() and Ektachrome 35 mm. 20 ex-
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•PROPERTIES FOR SALE
FRANKFORD, Ont.; S rooms, all tows
conveniences, large lot near Trent
River; terms. Contact J .W. Summers,
Colborne Ont.. or call Colborne 88,
eves.
FOR SALE - New Modern Home over.
looking beautiful river; and real estate
business. One hundred mile territory
separate office, $27,000, terms, Write to:
Meltera, Chapeau, Que.
ALBERTA 640 ACRES
West of Edmonton on Jasper Highway.
Meal for two families or one large
family. Year round work. Pulpwood
Pulpmlll nearby. Good demand for
pulpwood at good prices. Start to make
money first day, hand price from $25
to $30 per acre. Terms cash or ex-
change for property nearby. For in-
formation write Mr. Frank Bosse, 43
Regent St., Toronto 2, Ont. or phone
EM. 85689.
STAMPS
APPROVALS: general, specialized; to
adults, send 250: handling and refer-
ences to: "Stamps", 888; Delaware Ave.,
Toronto 4, Ont.
100 MIXED Australian stamps for 25e.
We supply stamps to fill your Domin.
ion stores stamp albums. Write Sutton,
19277' Upper James, Hamilton,
SUMMER RESORTS
SEE THE WONDERFUL SUNSETS
New Hotel Befvedere
SITUATED on wind-swept bluffs, over-
looking 30000 Islands, Georgian Bay.
Golf, tennis, fishing, bathing. Rooms
with private bath; rooms with private
toilet. All rooms with hot and cold
running` water. Beautyrest mattresses.
Meals tops.
BOOKLET -A, G. PEEBLES, MGR.
PARRY SOUND, ONTARIO
PHONE RIVERSIDE 4.5501 AND
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SUMMER RESORTS
PINE RIDGE
RELAX and enjoy a vacation with ail
the trlmmlags. Situated on Gull Lake.
Modern cabins, lodge or housekeeping
accommodation. All recreational facili-
ties Sandy beach. For information
Writne e R.1J..4. Wood, RR 1 Norland or
pho
HOLIDAY
1N Bonnechere Valley heart of Ren-
frew County. Good fishing, beaches,
slght•seeing• Write
EGANVILLE CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE
ROAN VILLE, ONTARIO, CANADA
TEACHERS WANTED
KINGSVILLE Separate School requires
2 teachers, modern 5•room school, situ.
ated in the heart of the town. Dtdies to
commence Sept. 6, 1001, Apply stating
qualifications and experlenoe to Fred
DeSantis, Secretary=Treasurer. aces 130,
Kingsville.
REQUIRED for R.C.S,S. No. 1, Tisdale,
South Porcupine.
TW NEE PRINCIPALNDD
For 6•olassroom Separate School.
J. V. GERVAIS, SEC:TREAS.
BOX 367
SOUTH PORCUPINE, ONT
TWO Catholic tenehers wanted for two -
room school at R.O.S,S. 18, Bosenquet
Township, near Grand Bend, Out
APPLY, stating qualifications experi-
ence and salary to G. Back, Ser.'rreas.,
R.R, 2, Grand Bend, Ont.
TEACHERS WANTED EY
SIOUX LOOKOUT
Separate School. Board
For Grades 4, 5, and 7.
STARTING salary for first-class certi-
ficate $3,400 With yearly increment of
$200.
WITH application please state qualifi-
cations, experience and the name and
address of your last inspector.
APPLY to:
MR. L. C. BOWER, SEC.-TREAS.
BOX�'3,, SEPARATEIIOLOOKOU T BOARD
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5TH and Ashbury, Ocean City, N.J,
near week cup, i ttnand double2ndfloor, modern
apartments, $45-$70 week, Free parking.
Bathing. Phone 899-7414.
ISSUE' 25 - 1961
011
REGISTERED NURSES
Per 20 -bed, fully equipped, private hoc -
p10.1 . located In progressive town in
Northwestern Ontario. Starting' salary
$275.00 per month minimum to 8325.00
maximum for three years' experience.
Beard and room In modern nurses' resi-
dence is supplied at no charge. Excel-
lent employee benefits. Year-round rec-
reational facilities. Further particular*
en request.
Apply to Superintendent
WILSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
MARATHON, ONTARIO
with details of experience, age,
availability, and references.
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