HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1951-06-21, Page 2Royalty Has Its
Awkward. Moment& '
now would you like to eateh
your keel in a rut and take a tont••
ble tinder the gaze of thousands
• of people? It you were the leading
tlgure of same state=ly ceremony
bow would you like to have your
hat blown friskily .way- by the
wind amid a etwl-ourtie of staid
e)ticiatls:
These are just. two sample night-
mart'e amid the awkward. moments
that constantly threaten royalty --
and both have come horribly true
in recent months. The Queen had
the ill -luck to fall in the muddy
:ground at an agricultural show.
Regaining iter feet, she smiled at
the onlookers with a cool compo-
sure that admirably concealed her
,real feelings.
And Princess Elizabeth Ball to
abase after her hat while leaving a
,-hurclt ceremony and fortunately
eaur: ht it before it had flown too
far. Though such a social crisis
has never occurred htfore to any
of the royal ladies, it's always
anions the ever -threatening poss;-
hilitir•�.
Stockings Switch
S, pping from an armoured car
in which she drove to a military
show. the Queen once laddered her
;tucking from top to bottom. She
gave the offending vehicle a truly
feminine look of disgust, yet within
a few minutes Her Majesty was
again immaculately hosed.
Fe1w onlookers noticed that the
- lady-in-waiting no longer wore
stockings. Ever since this occa-
sion attendant ladies have always
•-arricd a spare pair—of the royal
size ---in their handbags!
Then there was the contretemps
when Queen Mary entered a de.;
tIlonstration room at an exhibition
to test a robot doorlock operated
by the invisible ray: of an electric
selenium cell. Just at that moment,
something went wrong with the
apparatus and Her Majesty was
• locked
What Queen Mary said was
never reported. But her partner
in this inadvertent imprisonment,
Sir Stafford Cripps, :subsequently
gave evidence on the incident in
Court. when a purchasing company
and the parent selenium company
were involved in the dispute.
'.Chat such a trivial misadventure
can prove 5o momentous often
heightens royal embarrassment. A
year or two ago Princess Eliza-
beth was reviewing a Women's
Army Corps battalion -at Shrews-
bury when a sergeant of her guard
of honour fainted almost at her
feet. \Vith military precision the
others in line still stood rigidly at
attention. Almost before the Prin-
cess could glance around, ambulance
girls were dashing across the field. •
America Shocked
Unhappily, just at that moment,
a cameraman took a peculiarly un-
1'nd shot. When the photograph
was recently published in America's
foremost picture magazine public
opinion was shocked. Since the
ambulance girls are not in the pic-
ture, Princess Elizabeth seems to
be coldly ignoring the prostrate
girl. The camera has seldom lied so
erlt el ly
\Vith any royal mishap always
liable to distortion in this way, it
is small wonder if Court officials
cling to the tnotto: "You can't be
too careful!" Queen Victoria once
pricked her finger on a table fork.
'fo this day Palace forks are placed
point downward, not as a tradition,
hut lest a fork -prick should set
up blood -poisoning in some visiting
potentate.
Royal faces are sometimes red,
in feet. but every member of the
royal fancily is keenly and sadly
aware that fluter and awkwardness
are generally on the other side.
Nerves can reach such a pitch that
a bnsntess man who had an audi-
ence with the Queen once collapsed
with a heart attack in her presence.
At one of the early engagements
of her career Princess (Margaret
was so stricken( with nerves that
she uear!y fainted.
Taking Up The Slack—Being the mate of a "rubber woman," has
its travel advantages, as Joe and Evie Slack, music hall perform-
ers, prove on their arrival in London, Eng. Evie Slaek folds neatly
into suitcase size and Joe carries the burg rt of matrimony.
Well, it locks more or les, like
hash today. Also, with the butcher's
price list more and more resembling
the temperature chart of a patient
running a burning fever, even bash
is liable to be diluted in tines such
as these. Like the heancry chef
who, when asked his recipe for
making chicken soup, replied "Fifty-
fifty—one barrel of water, one of
chicken."
To start off with something of
very small interest, did you know,
that entries for the 1951 English
Channel Swim, sponsored by the
London Daily Mail, have arrived
from no less than 70 challengers
coming from 21 different countries?
This proves, if anything, that a
certain sort of goofiness is by no
means local, but Spread far and
wide,
.y
France tops the list with '13 men
and a girl typist from Paris. And
in case you're thinking of holding
your breath waiting for the results
our advice is against it, as the race
won't be held until August 13.
By that time the total number of
competitors will be probably- whit-
tled down to a mere 20. If it were
whittled down by another score we,
personally, think we could stand it.
However, every man to his taste,
and those Channel pluggers certain-
ly work for all they get in the
way of either gold or glory. Several
weeks of training in the chilly
Channel waters are reckoned to be
the best method of preparation.
Then, after they are ready, they
have to await favourable conditions.
Such conditions may take a long
time costing. '.Chen, again, they may
arrive 'Very suddenly, as they did
for' a character named Tirabnschi-
or some such back in the smuttier
of 1923. Signor 'I'. was enjoying. a
break in training with a might out
in Paris when he was recalled u�
Crap Cris Nez. He dived in, swam
like a seal to England, at.' a pail -
full of ice cream and then returned
to his Parisian gaiety. Ile had
made two lwrev'ions onsuceessful at-
tempts.
Channel
swimming has Deet) a
Sheep For Geiger Counting --These ewes are part of a herd being
used in experimental work at the Hanford Atomic Energy Works,
Their diet consists of alfalfa, grain and food pellets, as well as
radioactive iodine enabling scientists to determine how radio-
retivily affects living conditions, At right a scientist starts
to count sheep—with a Geiger counter.
Any More At Home Like Him --
Cliff Fannin, new addition to
Toronto Maple Leaf pitching
staff, whose initial performance
made Queen City fans weer
why the lowly St. Louis Browns
ever turned him loose,
craze ever Since 1875, when an
English Army officer, Captain
Mathew 'Webb, made the first
authenticated crossing under his
own power and without mechanical
aid.
Hundreds of attempts have been
made since then by hopefuls of all
races, creeds and colours. At one
time there were no fewer than
nine nationalities in the water to-
gether and the Shipping Federation
apProachcd the English and French
governments requesting them to do
something abontit it.
From time to tithe doubtful
claims are put forward by folk
who (live off the coast of one side
at night and reappear in the morn-
ing on the other -side in company
with a motor launch. A Channel
Swimming Association is its exis-
tence to investigate and ratifythe
claims of any swimmers not ac-
companied by one of its represen-
tatives. The CS.\ today acknow-
ledges the claims of 23 omen and
15 wvo,nen.
Qua ntau, 1rassan A bd. El.
Rhein), of E'gy'pt, has done it three
tinges. lie rates as the greatest of -
at1l Channel swimmers because he
has not only (tone it bout ways
but he also holds the record for
the fastest crossing with a time.
of (Oh. 50min. '1'tvo others, Ed-
ward 'femme and Thomas Blower,
of England, have accomplished the
dual crossing and jason 7.irganos,
of Greece, has twice swum from
France.
The route front England to
France is, becanse of tidal com-'
piesities, the more hazardous ex-
ploit. The fastest time that tray
is nearly half as long again as the
best from France to England. it
is 15h. 25ncin„ by Blower, in 1948.
The "ottingham heavyweight pro-
poses to try and improve upon that
time this year.
No woman has yet (managed the
England -France battle although
many ha' e attempted it. But we
inay see the trail foamed this year
because news from California re-
veals that Florence Chadwick is to
have a go. This San Diego book-
keeper set a new record for women
last year' when, on her second at -
'tempt, 'sbe crossed from France to
England in 13h: 28tnin.
5, N '5
Last, year was the best to date
for women attacking the Chan-
nel. Three of them were successful.
This leas no doubt inspired lots of
other aquatic belles because re-
servations for suitable boats and
competent pilots have touched a
new peak for what was Once known
as the weaker sex.
\� hich should be an elegant suffi-
ciency of .Channel swwilnming for
one serving. So, to take the curse
off, here's a tale which we, at.1 ast,
had never previously heard about
the immortal Lou Gehrig—who
• died just ten years ago this month.
It was on. June 3, 1932, that
Gehrig. performed the greatest hit-
ting .of all his long career. The
Yankees were playing the Athletics
in Philadelphia and" Larrupin' Lou
hit three home runs, one after an-
other, off George Earnshaw—no
soft touch as a heaver, by the way.
5
This was enough for Manager
Connie Mack and he waved Earn-
shaw from the mound and sent in
Lee Mahaffey to replace him.
'5 ,k ,g
"Sit beside me here on the bench,
George," said Mister flack. "You've
been pitching wrong to Gehrig and
I want you to watch how Mahaffey
does it."
,k :k
Gehrig looked over a couple of
Mahaffey's slants, then swiing.
Away went the ball for G-ehrig's
fourth homer—a nighty blast to
the opposite field,
'5 5
f see what you mean. Mister
Mack," said Earnshaw rather acidly,
"Mahaffey made the 1.):te oaf change
his direction."
Fluorescent Rope
Flexible fluorescent rope forms
Iettering and designs, is 5/32 inch in
diameter and will retain any shape.
Claimed to be fatty tinges more bril-
liant than ordinary colors on dull
day. and becrn ics even brighter
, when userl'\with black light.
He Watched His Own Funeral
And. Collected A Fortune
1'hc -tat 'lid! r of all time was
Louis Durand. who )air his own
funeral after he had "i illed" him-
self for :100 (0. Ills scheme of
1 't pt ion was certainly 'thorough.
When he decided to rust away
irobl his \rife and settle down in
:\ig ars with 11;s pretty -friend, Jean-
ne, (;_. --, the pair beta}lie known
az ,tr. and \l rs. Durand.
Soon Lentis liau insured himself
for $100.0001 in the ntil to of his
supposed wife. Whitt the. real Mrs.
ibtrand traced hint and ;rained a
divorce, the alinIOny became a
nuisance but dill not spoil his plan.
Alimony, bouts remembered, ceases
to become payable after death!
in Algiers hien. tloke is not un -
I troll01011, and an overdose of (juin-
i
ine ran stimulate many of the symp•
-
i touts. Ltlfcis put two and two to-
gether—an d in no time Jeanne went
post-haste for the doctor..
'1' it c physician took Louis's
temperatureasked a few questions,
listened to the bogus ravings, and
diagnosed the case as severe sun-
stroke. 'lite prslimiearirs were
eotmllet1.
Ready-made Coffin
in a cupboard lay a suit: of sewn -
t
np overalls and a bag of sand equi-
valent to his own weight. Next day,
painting his face with perncangan-
ate of potash, 1.ottis stretcher( him-
self out on the bed and assumed
the rigidity of the dead. Jeanne
in her turn portrayed her grief so
t'onvincingly that she :gained 't
rieatb eertiticatc wsiithemt r,m fes
flier examination,
Nothing; rct;thine,1 but tits funer-
al . . . mot a ready-made coffin.
Jeanne explained -to the endcrtnkcr
that site and her husband helou ;ed
.to an East Indian religion which
'allowed only the nearest relative of
the .dead to place the body in the
casket and seal the lid «ititout
others being present, Accustomed
to equally strange custom; in the
native quarter, the undertaker
next entered the roost Louis was
'(riding under the bed!
;Shaking with sobs, jemmy joined
the funeral procession, hut there
Wise-, a flaw in the "perfect" phut.
Dptand could not resist wanting
to hear what his friends *aid at the
graveside. Slipping nut of the house,
he Hired a false heard and mous-
tache and a new suit of clothe.
Soon he stood on the very brink
of the grave, undetected, as he bit-
agi.ncd, among his friends and neigh-
bors.. When he later quietly
returned to France, Jeanne stop-
ped only to collect the insurance
money before she followed.
Meantime, the genuine :Mrs. Dur-
and received an official notice in-
forming her of her husband's pass-
ing ... and a note of condolence
from a friend who said she had no-
ticed Lotus's brother at the grave-
side. But Louis, had no bitother,
and as soon as Mrs, Durand heart(
of the insurance suspicion resolved
into certainty.
"Ile may fool the doctors, but
he can't fool flu," site dccided—
and demanded an exhumation, "Then
the cat Was out 0 fthe colli, and
Lotti) Duran(' was soon in jail.
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HA VI, 5,0 anylhilg needs dyeing or clean•
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1:LTtMS 1''011 ti:1LE
94000. FARM for sale. Three hundred
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ploughed road, Seventy acres workable,
clay loam, balance bush, some timber,
good bungalow. water installed. flood steel
roofed barn stone foundation. Immediate
Possession. Terms. trash preferred. Apply
to; Norman F., Moirs, Nesteton. Ont.
1'011 1(11.15
3'ARSI. M.1.CHINERY.
SEAMAN Motorized rotary Tiller 5 -foot
Titling width, Used only two seasons.
Norman Bakewell, Agh)f`nurt, Ontario.
Zone 2-093.
GENF.ItAL Store. $40,000. Down payment
1.1.000, balance terms. 918,000 stock on
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men's and children's Ready -to -Wear as
well as groceries. hardware, etc. 1.Ieart
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BEAUTIFUL, 3 -storey log Lodge, 25 rooms
and contents. Hardwood floors. all city
conveniences and 12 housekeeping cabins;
930.000, 920.000 down, mortgage or terms
on balance. 111 health reason for sale.
William Penrose, Minden, Ont.
POMERANIAN Pups, pedigreed, male and
, Apply
,nlfingston,ston o Ont. Kennels82 St.
SOTtN DEERE BAILER WI'I'I3 MOTOR,
automatic wire tie, Welt -up. All in new
condition. Box number 76, 123-18111 St..
New Toronto, Ont.
GIANT WHITE Pl1Ii1N day-old Duck-
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TJx-Spring Farms Limited, Uxbridge, Ont.
scour CREAM c4srn E'.i'S
Buy direct from manufacturer while sup-
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Modern Devices klfg, Co., 1226 St. Ur-
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GARAO16, on Beaverton - Fenlon Falls
Road, including stock, equipment and
dwelling, good tourist trade. Selling be-
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1949 COCKSHUTT 30 TRACTOR CREEP-
' I'.R, gear, live power take -off. Reason-
able. Will earbange for livestock. E. 1)1.
Liclity, R,11, 2, Waterloo. Ont
RUBBER Stamen and Marking Equipment
of all kinds. Enquiries invited. Prices
reasonable. R. 1. Baylis, 41 King WIlliam
St., Hamilton, Ontario.
REGISTERED female Boxer pups. River -
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Vital, Man. __ __
RTTCILION sinks, white Porcelain on steel,
acid resistant enamel, 25 x 66 double
bowl. clouhle drain board complete with
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extra, $57,50: 25 x 54 single bowl double
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cabinet extra, $54.55; 25 x 42 single bowl
single drain board, right or left hand
with erumh cup strainer and faucet, wood
cabinet. 8109.50; 25 x 42, same as above.
with Arbortte ton and 16 x 20 sink and
rim. wood cabinet, 509.50. Write for spe-
cial prices on complete bathroom sets.
A11 items may he purebased separately.
Inquiry invited from trade. P.O. Box 671,
London, Ontario.
FOR Sale 1041 Sixteen Parsenger School
Rus, enstom=built. App1Y Anderson Taxi,
Pembroke, Ont.
IIASNFY-HARRIS 23 Tractor on steel;
Mase NCM wire -tie Pick-up baler; Sawyer
Massey 22 x 30 'Thresher with clover mill,
all In good condition; 2 Firestone 13 x 24
9'raetor Tires suitable for road use. R.
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Ile pulled out itis cheque-book,
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STAMPS
THE STAMP HUNTER
PAYS 51,000.00 and up for Canada 12
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$50.00 for 1910 $5.00 green war saving
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'CE:1C11ERS WANTED
TEACIIERS WANTED — Male Princi-
pals in School Area No. 1, Yarmouth,
Elgin County, duties to commence Sept.
4, 1951. Salary schedule Minimum $2000.
Maximum 93500. Degrees Recognized.
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WA NTEU—NURSES
MATRON and 3 graduate nurses required
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LIVER BILE
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The Ever should pour out about 2 pinta o1
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If this bile is not flowing freely, your food may
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ISSUE 25 — 1951
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