The Brussels Post, 1955-06-01, Page 7Left
ROBERT'S STILL RAPID — Indians'.
veteran hurler Bob Niter terns
bottoms up on the 12th cupful
of one-hit m1sery that he's pitch•
ed to the opposition since 1938.
H i s stinginess With hittahle
leather cost the Boston Sox a
2 0 ball game at Cleveland,
Ohro.,
Right
WINNING BLUR — just 14 5
difficult for the batter. as it is
for the cameras to focus on the
striking swiftness of Herb Scare's
left hand. Shown in practice
with the Cleveland Priclians, the
21.year-old newcomer, to the
*majors is from Lakeland, Fla, He
recently racked up 16 strikeouts
in one game, enly two less than
the record of 18 set' in 193'8
by veteran teammate Bob Feller,
E CalVert SPORTS CHURN
7.4itoeiz,:.,. 7.09.004.
• The final line in one Qf the most colorful chapters in Canadian thorough-
bred racing will be written on June 11
when, for the last time, a Queen's. Plate
race will be contested over the ancient
Woodbine track at Toronto, oldest of all
Canadian Race Courses,
It will be the 96th running of the oldest continuously-run
classic on the American continent. In actual quality of horse-
flesh this race doesn't pretend to measure up to the Epsom
Derby, or the Kentucky Derby, but it does possess something
which neither of those glamorous races can , boast. For keen
sporting interest, for "neighbour vs. neighbour" rivalry, with
Perhaps a score of notable Ontario and, other Canadian stables
comPeting the event has, no counterpart apywhere e It is a
gala day in Toronto, and has been for almost a century.
It was in 1859 that a Toronto turf club followed the ex-'
ample set by sportsmen of Quebec 23 years before, and peti-
tioned Queen Victoria for a royal donation of 50 guineas for a
Queen's Plate "to be run at Toronto*, or such other place in
Upper Canada, as Her Majesty might appoint,"
From that year to this, the reigning monarch has made
this donation.
Canadian racing history was made when the Ontario
Jockey Club enjoyed the signal honour of the presence of
King George VI with the Queen Mother for the 80th running
,of the King's Plate.
The death of King George VI changed the name to
Queen's. Plate again, and, as a lover of racing, who campaigns
a very successful stable, it was only natural that Queen Eliza-
beth II continued the donation. To the 50 guineas from Her
Majesty, the Ontario Jockey Club adds $15,000.
Quebec's Plate, started in 1836 in the reign of King
William IV, but not rim continuously, has now vanished from
the scene, with harness racing replacing the runness. But
the Ontario Queen's, Plate; while having its last running at
the fatuous old Woodbine track, will be continued on another
course and its sporting rivalry will continue to flourish in
years to come.
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it may well lee the only effec-
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healthy and expanding home
agriculture.
The unions did not contest this
principle, altlaiugh they will
study most diiligently its opera-
tion in practice. They are, more-
over, just as aware as anyone
else that unrestricted imports
can make nonsense of the most
efficient marketing system as
far as prices are concerned, and
they are equally aware that the
market return is as unpredict-
able as the ultimate extent of
Exchequer liability. It must be
recognized that this uncertainty
is inseparable from the free
marketing system.
This was the Crux of the re-
view, the inevitability in this
combination of circinnetances of
some extension of Exchequer
liability and the desirability, ac-
cepted by both sides, of con-
taining 'the increase within as
narrow• limits as possible. The
fact that in the end this was
achieved with equity is a tri-
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realism of both sides.
Fertiliser Subsidies
Market 'gardeners and pro-
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side the scope of the review,
who have to rely on tariffs
rather than price guarantees for
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,effectiveness of the tariff sched-
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lee F. {BOB) VON PIUS
riculture was therefore in no
position to absorb additional
costs, and, in relation to the
general picture of industrial
prosperity there was no reason
why it should.
The government's case, though
equally clear, nevertheless calls
for examination. The reappear-
ance of a marked deterioration
in the balance of payments po-
d sition should have been common
ground, for just as three 'years
ago it was officially_calculated
that British iigricultre saved
the country e:400 million an-
nually on ImpOrted food, so any
excessive consumption of im-
ported feeding stuffs by the in-
dustty would adversely affect
the national economy. To meet
this, greater encouragement was
applied to home-grown• feeding-
stuffs and a check administered
to the expansion of hog produc-
tion. ,„
Price Guarantees
The real difficulty in the ne-
gotiations — the size of the
Exchequer commitment and the
taxpayer's liability -- stems from
the government's own deliber-
ate policy decision to use price
guarantees as the form of pro-
tection for' the farming industry
in free markets. Mr. Butler be-
lieves that this is the right
choice for the country and,
within the provisions of GATT,
After several weeks of stub-
, born and intricate negotiations,
the annual review of the gener;
al economic condition and -pros-
pects of the agricultural in-
dustry in Britain resulted in a
settlement which has subse-
quently been endorsed. by the
executive bodies of the three
Farmers Unions of the United.
Kingdom. By common consent
the award, has been adjudged
fair and its disposition betwebn
minimum price guarantees and
production, grants commended as
the best practical contribution
to the balance of the production
pattern.
A Clear Case
Agricueeure's case was clear
and straightforward enough
substantial rises in 'costs de- •
veloping during a trend of gen-
eral inflation in other industries
while the national agricultural
income was falling.
, Between 1948 and 1951 the
rise in output and efficiency 'en-
abled the industry to absorb a
substantial part of the increased
costs of production, whifst still -
sustaining increases in the age
gregate net 'income. More re-
cent attempts by the govern-
ment to pursue the same policy
have overstepped the margin of
resilience in the industry, with a
consequent drop in income dur-
ing the year of £40 million. Ag-
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Perilous Job For Men Only
The King of Jordan has mar-
ried a nice girl. This news will
please the romantic of both
sexes, particularly those of the
feminine persuasion Who still
dream about the prince in the
fairy tale.
This nice girl is well edu-
cated. In fact, she is a college
graduate with degrees to letter
after her name, and Was once
a schoolteacher. This will satisfy
a good many ,men who think
wives should be sensible and, on
the other hand, will encourage
just as many unmarried girls
who have moments, of wondering
whether their educational at-.
tainmente are frightening the,
men away.
But a real shock is in store for
Americans of both sexes when
WO learn that no women—not
even the:I:Tide—were present at :
the wedding (a Moslem, custom).
This the world turned'
side down! For any • woman
knows, who confesses her own
thoughts honestly, that weddings
are planned around women
,alone. EVery father bf' the bride
has learned that his sole !Unc-
tion is to furnish' a somber, foil
for his daughter's splendor as
she floats down the aisle on his
arm. And ., every . greorn has
learned that his presenee at the
festival is tolerated only to
satisfy the' reguirefnente of law,
custom, and the ritual,
As a Mere man might obserVe
among his kind: Maybe "they
have something there,"
FrOrn The Christian
Science Monitor.
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Relays 'Steeplechase.
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When steeplejack Peter Jek-
ubs slipped recently from a 100-
ft. tower On which he was work-
ing at Baltimore, he caught his
leg in a rope and hung head
down 'for sixty-five, minutes.
Firemen rushed to his aid
with their tallest ladder. The
coolheaded steeplejack chatted
cheerfully to them as they
climbed to him. But just as they
were putting a safety-belt round
his ,waist the rope.. suddenly
snapped, and he spun 100 ft. to
the ground, suffering multiple
injuries but escaping death.,
In spite of the most modern
safety precautions, the steeple- -
jack'S job remains one 'of the
most perilous, in the' world. Most
of the men are the sons and
grandsons of Steeplejacks and
seem to have'ne Sense of 'fear;
To be successful, a steeple-
jack must have fingers and: mils-
cles of steel, end no nerves to
speak 'of. Mn Will Larkins,
Member of 'a famons family of
them, once nearly fell frpm the
top of the Nelson Column. in
.Trafalgar Squate, owing to his
feet slipping On ' an inch-thick
laYer of greasy soot with which
the platform supporting the
stable was 'covered.
He only managed to save him-
self he Was lying on his back
at the time — by using his el-
bows as brakes,
Lightning iri.ce damaged the,.
steeple' of a church 'iii 'Derby-
shire. The, vicar and church-
wardens Were so grateful to a
steeplejack' when he had
finished repairing it that they
presentedhini with a new' suit
of clothes in addition to his fee.
Celebrating his success that
night) the 'steeplejack; declared
that in the morning he would
don the new clothes on top Of
the spire, A great crowd watch-
ed' him' stand tin a tiny Scaffold
and loop a rope over one arm of
the cross. Then he climbed On
to it, and nut on 'the presenta-
tion tuft, throwing each discard-
d garMent into the air,
Sildderilar he clasped hie arms
round the _cross. The
Tope he neded to regtiin the
ground had 'gipped and lay on
the pletforre a dozen feet
The crowd 'gasped with horror,
'Then somebody remembered
the steeplejacks' daughter a
ptetty eighteen-yeat-bld "steeplee
jill." She was found, and het
fair hair fluttering in the breeto,
she climbed higher and higher,
until at lest she reached the
platform, She had never Moun-
ted so high helot&
After three attempts 'she Man-
aged to tbtoW UP, the MO
hint — and eb saved;' his life,
Ott* :# 1955
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