HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1949-02-03, Page 2Hiya, Joe, Where Did It Go? -One of the greatest of all-round,
all-time ball players, joe DiMaggio-after his customer;' post -
season trip to the hospital -unlimbers his pttent batting swing
during a benefit game for a Children's Home. The scene is
Florida, and from this angle there doesn't seem to be anything
wrong with that swing, although Di Mag appears in no hurry
to start heading for first.
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GREAT BRITAIN
t hhough it never attained any-
thing like the popularity of its pre-
eltressor of twenty years before,
'Tipperary", one of the most widely
:sung ditties during the early part
of World tear 'five was "Lili
tfar1ene".
It is now almost forgotten. But
memories of that song were revived
by a recent anecdote regarding
Winston Churchill.
Not long ago the gFeat gritish
'War Leader had a vacation at
Monte Carlo. One evening, while
dining at the note! de Paris, he
asked the orchestra leader to play
"Lili Marlene".
The orchestra obliged. But next
day Churchill issued pew instruc-
*Ions. "Rd ase ne'v'er play that sour
again while I'm present -it made
me dream all night of Rommel."
Rommel -E1 Alamein -and all the
,test c,f it --haw long ago it eeemsl
FRANCE
Although most of the French
people fear -and with good reason
-the idea of a revived Germany,
with the possibility of further Ger-
man aggression and perhaps another
war, there are thinking people in
*be first -named country who are
corning to take a different view of
the matter.
These people believe that. the
further weakening of German in-
dustry and the dismantling of the
great Ruhr Valley industrial sys-
eerie will be a real -mistake. In their
e)piniion the only way to make an-
other .Franco-German war impos-
>ai'IJIe is to develop such strong
bonds between those two, and other
Western European nations, that an-
other European conflict would be as
unthinkable as one between -for ex-
ample-Frarl'ce and Britain, or
Britain and the United States.
This is the view taken in an art-
icle appearing in one of the great -
eat and most authoritative of French
newspapers ---Le Monde, Paris --and
tars onlookers inother countries it
name as something of a shock, But
to ninny of the more far-seeing
among the French it represents
* little noticed, but highly signifi-
emnt, change in public thinking. in
their country. And to the Germans
it eppearegj as a glimpse of reason
*It a time when the dismantling of
their great industrial system teem -
cd like nothing but vindictive re-
venge on the part of the victors in
*he last. World War.
The article in the Paris paper ap-
peared late in November, It took oo
Fventer significance when the
rench Foreign slinister--•Robert
.'viclluman•---gave out a semi-official
adatement just before leaving for a
two-day conference in London with
ids Iltitisll "opposite number" For-
eign Minister Bevin. Schuman said
that hatred and vengeance had been
removed from French policy toward
Germany with a speed that would
have been impossible following
World War One.
To many thoughtful observers -
especially in Britain-Schuman's
statement came as a real gleam of
sunshine on a cloudy and troubled
sky. They have been, as one re-
porter puts it, '"for many weeks
searching for some sort of basic
formula that would bring Germany
and Western Europe together." For
with a strong and united Western
Europe -which would have to, of
course, include Germany -the threat
of Russia on the westward march
would become far less troublesome.
But whether anything will come
out of such proposals remains a
matter of considerable doubt. For
in the minds of the majority of the
French people, the name of Ger-
many still stands for that of an en-
emy -an enemy always to be fear-
ed and kept, if possible, under
strongest restraint
SOUTH AMERICA
Latin America has. long been
known as a land of many revo-
lutions. But recent happenings
downthat way make one wonder
whether the latest of sihese repre-
sent just the keeping up of an old
South American custom, or if, in
those parts, there is a concerted
movement against democracy and
the democratic form of Govern-
ment.
Last October a military revolt
overthrew the popularly elected
Government of Peru. In November
a awift-moving group of army offi-
cials quietly but efficiently snatched
the reins of Government from the
elected President of Venezuela,
Romulo Gallegos. During Decem-
ber a military clique in El Salvador
tossed President Salvador Castro
out on his ear, while exiled (Costa
Ricans staged an armed invasion
of their homeland.
In Chile the government man-
aged to break up 1 revolution be-
fore it was well started, and the
President of Bolivia has been hav-
ing his own troubles with plotters
and schemers, And in other coun-
tries there were Honors of trouble.
'1'o a casual looker on it almost
resembles the old situation of the
hbserl'in a brawl
o -o
Irishman w g
going on --politely inquired, "Is this
a private fight or can anybody get
into it?" But it may be far more
important than that, In most South
( American countries, the Masses are
terribly unhappy, and wi(h good
reason. \'Vhy they should he so can
be seen from the situation in Vene-
zuela, whtre LESS THAN 'I'IIREE
i PER CENT OF THE PEOPLE
OWN MORE TITAN SEVENTY
PER .CENT OF THE LAND.
Trouble- really serious trouble-•--
scenes to be a -laking south of the
equator. And the rllitre.- the ex-
ploiters of the ')•lasses seem to be
trying, through their military power,
to squelch that
;nble before it
tt(
I goes too far.
4'
I,l'•(••l 1.21-.'-„ it ,:,l:l1rfe- are .')f -ire•
t:i2:eepy 9.1fr hdteiy irir and ullbias-
ed in their deeieiems. Aculally, they.
aren't, but lean lust a trifle tofthe
visiting dub. As one veteran ball -
end -strike caller -we think it was
Tim Huree-used to put it, "Yeez
van do stuff in the gray that yeez
cent get away v. it''1 in the s,riiite."
by that tie 1 Bent -as we have
reoet likely explained before -that
!empires tend to be a bit more strict
with the whit( -uniformed home
team players, and to take less sass
and hacktalk from theta, than they
do with the grey clad visiting team
* a
The reason for this is obvious,
even though most umpires will
strenuously deny that they do do -
anything of the sort. A home town
players who argues with the umps,
or shows signs of disgust at some
of the arbiter's decisions, is far
more likely to stir up trouble among
the fans than a visitor. So, the
home -towner often gets chucked
out of the game for things which
would get by with one of the op-
position.
:k ..
Continuing our unasked -for, and'.
no doubt unwanted advice to the
professional hockey folk, we would
advise that the President -or who-
ever it is that's the real boss of the
National Hockey League -should
instruct the referees not to be so
lenient about putting a player's cue
in the rack for the balance of the
game, or even for several games,
when he's guilty of actions designed
to set a -boil the feelings of some
of the morons who seem to attend
hockey in such numbers these days.
*
Throwing.. coins. and. torn. up
pieces of paper is bad enough, but
when it comes to bottles, sooner
or later somebody is going to get
hurt, and very badly. Yet practically
all . such ruhbarbs get their start
with some home -town players giv-
ing the folks the idea that the ref-
eree is giving the local club all the
worst of it.
* *
A case in point -as the lawyers
put it -is a recent game at which
Ray Getliffe was making his firs*
'Toronto appearance as a wllistle-
tooter. Most of thosethe 'talke3d to
... afterwet-deo ..fine ;a -'1:l 11say. 216
whose opinions on hockey we rate
worth listening to --agreed that Mr.
Getliffe, although- still somewhat
green, had turned ina pretty fair
chore. -
Yet from the sounds and actions
of a lot of Maple Leaf supporters, a
casual visitor might very well have
thought that Ray was a direct, al-
though slightly illegitimate descend-
ent of Jesse James and a whole line
of bandits reaching right back to
Attila the Hun, whoever he may
have been.
:or
Why did such a thing happen?
Principally, perhaps almost wholly
because certain Maple Leaf athletes
were trying to cover up their inept -
to give it as kindly a description as
possible -play, by making the ref-
eree look bad. And the dumb fans
-mentally dumb, that is -fell for
it and fell for it hard in a manner
which was a disgrace to a town
where folks are supposed to know
something about the game, .... ..
So, in addition to the suggestion
made at the start of this piece, we
have another couple to make, .One
} is that the Maple Leafs should
have, in their dressing room, a
phonograph continually playing
nothing but that once. -popular ditty
rvIii; td, "li I.ttt What ll:.0 t 1221
to lt(, ltut \\Oat 1 cat Ar( '1•o tlae.,,
The other- that the Toronto pal'
rr: 'hnnld he ordered to erase and
desist from running any .More Pict•
pre: eh/twiner 1'02112 111 a
neficent look nn his fare, bask-
ing in that nice Florida t;nitsltine.
1f they'd print pictures showing
Mr. Smythe's face showing the
repression it's liable to be wearing
when ''e cones north, and start*
telling the boys exactly what ails
them, it would be far more liable
u: ctenre the desired results.
, * 2'
For what's been happening to
our beloved Maple Leafs must
stop, and the sooner the better. For
already we know of several of their
most ardent radio supporters who
are forced to nerve themselves with
three or four stiff shots of soda pop
before they even dare to tune in of
a Saturday night, and hear the
Voice of Hockey tell of the dire
things that are happening down
around the corner of Church and
Carlton Sts.
In conclusion we would just like
to quote a few remarks regarding
the game of hockey as played to-
day, and the athletes who play it.
"They have no guts and they don't
know how to skate. -How can a
man expect to play hockey when he
strangles himself by skating bent
over like a pretzel, -He isn't any
good for more than two or three
minutes unless you attach a spare
skate to the seat of his pants. -In
my days we played because we liked
to, For the players today it's only
plain hard work -and hard cash."
Nc,w the gentleman who made
those remarks is not any Johnny-
come-Iately or even a disgruntled
sports writer. His name is Eddie
Shore, who -if he isn't Old Mali
Hockey" in person -conies close
to being that mythical being. Mr.
Shore played hockey as well as -
or possibly better than -any man
before or since his time. When Mr.
Shore opens his mouth and gives
his views on hockey, his words are
worthy of consideration. So, maybe
some of the rest of us haven't been
so far astray after all
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Child eleelth aln1holvries agree 1h111 Inpil chairs
ate deturerons.
"KIDDIE-KROME" CHAIRS
11'11.1, NO'I' 'I'll'
They are do3i':ned 1,1111 Pngilleaped for safety.
For Jlust.raled folder 'write: Tim, 20, 121.11.111
Sl., Noo' Toronto, Ont,
DON'T- MISS THIS FARM SALE
19(1 10.1, 000.2 102401111011('e 10110 ill 1)111,, 2451.,
Uood tat h nt•v(r•failhl* water. 1121520 modern
buildings hvdr0 .thronahnut, ('1,•11ir of two
ms:lu highways bordering thriving village:
schools, vinlrell s and me theta 81 pool', Retail
milk hnglnas14 oust `" 0110,000 r Sear, Weill hP
11..1,1 a* g 11118 ,'1 Il 'tin hl' *01)8241151',
stork, 1:11 new p, ,w, enulpnueui, '110 111* farm
er with help this is worth investigating, Per
Pertlex,h is Role or Pholle (2,•,,,11 11 ,Ilend.
.)11111 1111 ')til 11'00, ..,,,._.-.
LEATHHERETTES
ri1A'IT h I',\11RI(S
For (10211ng fnlninli' ,511111 S. chesterfields.
card 1011c41 21,24. llh(lrsale and retail.
Cour' 0.11 11 4'1'111 S INC,
16,93 81. Law a -, L "11r1a,ll Montreal 18.
ACMECOMPANY' LI`MB_�-
Lilnt.. 2,,,,1t for ,•enlrorl Ona lieldnosy; also,
Lila o•w rue 1911211 ¢ 1,4 T2(1a's'h 511mel, Tor;
•1sL•i'14X141 L. 1'onlbl,olti„11 nl el.moI21 for POP.
(11(01'. Out 111111/5 Pep, hit -whine end two hen
0101 m(r1 ifeR, write. '5121. 11111 11011;18. T*Pdd1(
0015411 Jlutel.eriPp J.nnilr-d, )'or*0g, 012)0x10.
1A8051r )51(12(1) ~non*,r 61uu, ,k,13110 irk 1041.
58EN••-Send for complete home haircutting
instructions, $1 only. Salisiste ion guaran-
teed. Handierefts, Sechelt, 13.C,
AMATEUR RADIO, wireless, telegraph or
railroad Code, self-taught--auiektY. easily --
Ln your own home. Low rental rates. 1, 8 or
R months, for self -teacher Maelt1ne and TaPee
for all speeds, Radio College of Canada, r4
Blom- St, W., Toronto 6.
"HOBBIES FRETWORK"
A profitable fascinating pastime. Y0it ewe
easily make splendid Table Latrine, Photo
Frames, well Brackets, Toa s and hundreds of
other fine useful articles from. deafens we auP-
Ply. Write for free illustrated catalogue ai
K1ls, Designs, hood etc., blecrauo Limited,
Division SA, 59 Wellington Street 11'e*e.
Toronto.
- ARE YOU A JOKER
Party gags, tricks and magic. "84 Amazing
Card 'tricks" book will be sent to toil with one
catalogue. Mall 64e toddy in *tamps or rein
to Collins Joke & Magic Shop, 175 Somerset
St. W., Ottawa.
PATENTS
FE'rHERSTONAUGH & Company, Patent En`
tieitors. Established 1890, 14 Kins West,
Toronto. Booklet of Information on request.
it OVATE wont,.
WATCHES
Ctorus, Ron1c0 and 'rhorens Lightens repaired,
prompt s'uaroneed 1elvice. ),fail orders filled.
'.logs, 401 Yoll5(1 Toronto.
STAMPS
STAMP COLLECTORS! Packet cataloging
52,26 for 61.00; $5,00 catalogue value for
52.00; 610,00 catalogue value 03.50; C,
Elsie, Box 299, Crystal Beach, Ont.
APPROVALS
Canadian. British colonies. return postage
1111111, 2, 001101? 114 MOOD 1 lou Ave•,
Toronto,
17 RIFFER1\'T 1'aticxn City, all unused..
190 10 appl'ova1+1111piiea1111. Haworth. 4905
Victoria Reed, 'Vancouver.
t IR.S'1' DAY lovers $r11(ah Mun'ire and r'Y:
erten. ,~'ring N Shown, 1, Nasntitit St.,.
Toronto.
FARMING
NOW is '1'1216 T)311'1
15 you Kant earlier. better and more Vaslure.
write for free Meru une, \(' (151.1(:4ATTON.
Greenlands t•'ermenent. d'asi ne Earle Abellea.
161 Eagle Ave„ levant ford, Ont.
TURKEY GROWER -
We will buy your' uu•key Kin* feeife.,s. Fur
further information write; 9555110110i Arehart',
103 29211. St., Long lirnn.h
952RETeY 140(48 wanted for 114!, hatching
season. Advise breed, 1unnl.e• 1,\-1,11),bie laud
Price Asked. (152* full 111fura,alinu. APp1,v
Tw(aldiP Chief: lialrbri.s 1.5121'21.,1, Fergus.
On(Arit
PROPERTY OWNERS'
ATTENTION. WANTED
1•'21 r Ins, '.Tourist Cahills, Sntn,uer (015(181*.
Suburban 11110 City 110111es of .'11 .10.0.1.11.1i10114.
1 1.111v5 (1(1.1)11 m(eres(ed villi n,1,,1A1 10 PM'
chase for 11,011,14 1 2' 111reat 11131' hilt,')- . • pafr-
Peere. Send the '.V0111. lblIn*a 01..8(.191 00g 51111?
m•Operly now so 1 can prepare ler efiel5 spring
2181,, or exr114;1152r•. Willi 1. 1181e you:' 5. Trr, v
ne11 peen 5, 1519 Tlnnfar,h. 'r"wnn0.
KIDNEY11 ,CI '
ob your Rest.,
Many people never aeenr to get s good
night's rest They turn and toss -blame it
on `nerves' -when it niay be their kidneys,
Healthy kidneys filter poisons and excess
acids from the blood. If they tail and
impurities stay in the system -disturbed
rest often follows, If you don't: rest: well
get and use Dodd's Kidney Pills, Dodd's
help the kidneys se that you can '~cat
better -and feel better. 132
Dodds Kidney Pills
ISSUE 6 - 1949