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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1948-11-18, Page 6• TGOES THE ON .N 1I ULD ,eS'Norracirt Blair Great Britain Back in 1939 an average British family silent on tobacco about 25 per cent of what it spent on meat and breath. Today. with food prices kept fairly fixed by means of sub- sidies, the figure is 125 pee' cent; and it k reported that although xnaay families find it difficult to break even, because of rising com- modity prices and frozen wages, they will economize on anything but cigarettes. For eight hours a day, every day except Sunday, silent orderly queues shuffle along the pavements of Britain's main streets. They are waiting for cigarettes, and often 'waiting in vain on account of the supply having run out. Drop into a cheap cafe on the, Euston Road and at a table in the rear you are liable to see a man working hard with cigarettezroll- ing machine. His only "overhead" is the wrapping -paper he uses. He will sell those fags for about half the legal price of factory -made cig- arettes, or a third of the "private tree- action" or black market price. What he uses for the filling you will discover when you see a wait- ress come and dump an ashtray fell of butts on his table. The tobacco shortage has noth- ing to do with individual poverty, only with the poverty of the nation. English cigarettes, priced at about 67 in our money for a pack of 20 of the most common brands, are the most expensive in the world as far as any traveller knows. Thar legal price is even higher thee that of the Continental black market. The cost is because of the alt ,, t rlltination to save precious dol- lar; going out of the country for the purchase of Virginia tobacco, ax.i taxatio now represents 95 per cant of that cost. ,z is interesting to note, however, that the shortage exists only in re- latioll to an ever-expanding de- mand. Sniokers, looking back to the days when there were plenty of cigarettes, forget that tobacco con- sumption in 1938 was only 190 million pounds in weight. This year, even with all the enforced cuts and with so many departing dis- appointed from the queues, it will, still reach 205 million pounds. The cause of 'this great• increase xs i' :nand? The strain of the war ycers, the long periods of anxious but idle waiting, undoubtedly vast- ily increased the amount of "nerve- toothing" smoking. Also 'the con- tinuing shortage of most consumer goods has meant little else to spend xrloney on, and smoking has con- tinned even though goods have be- come somewhat more plentiful and Finally there has been a •great Increase of smoking among women of all ages and occupations, as well as young people of both sexes. Women in Britain now smoke more than in any other country, or so it is estimated. Many men blame then: for the cigarette shortage and st London newspaper recently start-. ed a hot controversy by a blunt demand that they cut their smok- ing down—or out altogether. But so far the ladies "just aren't having any." Rationing has been ruled out as impracticable, Grumbling has be- come general because those whose work is not measured by the clock find time to go from shop to shop, getting more than their share. How aerious the problem has become ie illustrated by the fact that many factories— to quell the unrest caused by the vision of "spivs" stuffing their pockets with fags while legitimate workers are chain- ed to their machines—now employ "cigarette; searchers" whose paid job it is to go out in search Of eigarettes for their mates, The United States Ever since, as Mr. Dooley used to phrase it, "the first Wednesday after the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November" approxi- mately ten thousand commentators, real and alleged and including this one, have been moaning to them- seleves "Oh, why didn't I have the verve to go out on the limb and pre- dict a Truman victory?" However, we didn't; and If you're looking for alibis you'll have to seek somewhere else—and not seek very iinr either, The wails of aQine of those public poll experts and na- tional survey conductors wpuld be pitiful indeed to hear—if only they hadn't been so doggone sure of themselves. So let's put it down as just "one of those things". In politics, as in Brooklyn Dodgers baseball circles, anything can happen and generally does. Personally I'm only making two comments. The first --that it seems rather humorous that the only two widely -heard predictions of a Democratic victory were those of President Truman and—of all things --'-the Russian radio. And the second is that of all the attempted explanations for what happened I've read or listened to, that of a young lad I know probably Inters closest to hitting the mark. genus the American elections •rv•i.t the way they did," he said, 11 .n -e there were more people ;tailed Mr, Truman than there tad Mr. Dewey," UN Picks Poster of the Year Prize-winner of an international United Nations contest, this poster will soon be on display all' over the world. The work of Armando Paez Torres of Argentina, it features a child's blocks spelling out the Latin word"for peace. The colors of .member nations are' depleted as growing flowers. Using both photography and drawing, it won Torres $1500. At a certain Press Club late one evening—or maybe it was .early one morning—a bunch of sports cob- blers were whooping it up over their malted milks and (Adv.) cokes when the question arose as to what, of all the hundreds of different sorts of sporting events, is the rare - est and most unique. Whereupon somebody promptly answered "A swimming meet at which no records are broken." * * This crack hardly raised a snick- er as it is well known to one and all that swimming records are a dime a dozen and are busted with great ease and regularity. How- ever, during the past summer—on August 30th. to be precise—an English swimmer by the name of Thomas Blower did accomplish something- really unusual in the water -crawling dodge. In case it escaped your attention—as it did ours until the other day—we shall kindly tell you about it. * * * What the Stanley Cup is to hock- ey—what the world series is to the baseballists—what the Rose Bowl means to American footballers— swimming the English channeirrep- resents to the long-distance crawl and kick fraternity. First man to turn the trick was Captain Matthew Webb, of immortal memory, away back in 1875. And in the almost three-quarters of a century which has since elapsed the feat has been duplicated only some 26 times —which isn't se very often when you consider how manyliave jump- ed and had to be pulled out, * * As a matter of fact it would be more nearly correct to say that but four have actually "duplicated" Captain Webb's feat, as the•revered Matthew web-footed it froni Eng- land to France, instead of t'other way around, and that is the "hard way" when it comes to Channel swimming, just as a pair of threes is the "hard way" of making a six in another sport we needn't identi- fy * * * ' It took Webb 21 hours and 45 minutes to make the journey an'd it Is estimated that he swath close to 40 miles on his way from Dover Sands to Sandgatte Beach although the air mileage is only around twenty-one. Strong tides that tug and haul a swimmer off course make up the difference. Indeed when liienry Sullivan—third swimmer and Arm: American to do it—made the eChannel swim be was in the water 27 hours and 23 minutes and it is estimated that he was obliged tq cover practically 45 miles. (Person- ally, we'd prefer a rowboat or even a raft.) * * * Tiraboschi, an Italian, was the first to discover the easier route, astonishing everybody by cutting something silke six hours—that's right, .hours, not minutes—off the best previous mark. And when Ger- REU FROM ECZEMA A Lady Wiest 1 had Eczema break out on my leer and Pried almost everything, but It did so goad. Thin il bled Macca and 0611'010f from the smaltiner and itching. 1 cannot speak too hlghlY of Mecca, ISSUE 47 1948 trude Ederle, in 19A26, reached the English sands ust 14 and a half hours after setting out, it was plain to be seen that anybody wishing to make real speed should start from France. Miss Ederle had the advantage of highly expert advice and was guid- ed on a course which allowed her to take advantage of no less than three favorable tides. At the time of her swim those who knew the Chamiel best said that it' was a very close thing for muscular Gertrude and that if she had taken as little as 10 minutes longer on the trip, the chances are that she would never have finished. So now, at long' last, we gd baC1 to Thomas Blower, the lad we start- ed off to talk about. He's no strang- er to Channel swimming. Eleven years ago he successfully negotiated the France to England course in 13 hours and 29 minutes. Then, last year, he became the first human to. swim the 25 miles of chilly and tur- bulent sea water separating Ireland and Scotland. * * * That would be enough and even more than enough for most of us; but there's no satisfying some folks. So this August the Nottingham. giant set off to follow -in the wake of Matthew Webb. Nor did large Thomas fail, making it from Eng- land to France in 15 hours, 25 min- utes, the fastest ever known for a swim in that direction. 'What is more, when Blower set out it was his intention to remain on tI1e shores of La Belle France only long enough to get himself re- greased and—possibly—have his ig- nition ehecked. Then he was going to dive in aain and make the return trip to England, :k * 5 , Mr. Blower was dissuaded from trying this latter on the advice of experts who told him he was liable 'to run into choppy seas and ex- tremely.. heavy. going,.. However Thomas says that he'll be back again next year as he wants to be the first ever to swim the Channel both. ways,. non-stop„ And.. we heartily hope he makes it. He must ,be quite a swimmer and back in the days of George Young, Ernst Vierkoetter and the rest of them, would have one both fame and for- tune. As it is now, it seems as if he'd have to be satisfied with the fame alone—and not touch of :it at th..t. 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