The Brussels Post, 1955-06-15, Page 3JUTE yiT-41:let;e's something in those 'burlap bogs besides
oats, ,f,ashiOri debigners hrive discovered. Sport jacket, at
right, land: csicktait dress are both woven of iute„ the plant
fiber from which burlCip is made, Recently modeled at the
Pakistan Embassy, from Canadian and. American designs, the
creations are,,Pakistan's bid for a new outlet for lute, of which
she produces 75 per cent of the world's supply.
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of timber experts were visiting
the area to assess the value of
the local timber, They examin-
ed the tree carefully. Soon it
was apparent that the skeletons
had been entombed between
fifty andea hundred years. The
experts saw that a six-foot panel
had been removed and the heart
of the tree hollowed out. Then
the bodies had been put in and
the panel replaced, Clearly, it
had been thework of a man, of
great strength, for the wood was
hard. in time, the panel became
part of the tree again.
An official inquiry was made,
Local chieftains and other tribes-
men were summoned and ques-
tioned closely. Yet none of them
could offer a clue to the mystery.
White traders, missionaries and
others living in the area also
knew nothing. Nobody had mys-
teriously disappeared during the
period in question-1836-1886.
Three theories were suggested.
First, that the four .people had
been murdered by a native and
their bodies bidden in the tree
trunk. Second, it was thoughts
perhaps it was a form of cere-
monial burial used by a tribe
which 'had since died out. Or
was it a form of punishment
against people found, guilty of
breaking .sacred tribal laws?
We shall never know.
BABY FACE
A movie actor rushed his wife
to hospital for the birth of their
first, child, and while awaiting
news paced anxiously up and
down the corridor.
On account of a film part, his
chin was covered with two days'
growth of beard.
Suddenly another expectant
father rounded the corner, took
one horrified look at the actor's
stubble, and gasped: "For heav-
en's sake, how long have YOU
been, waiting?"
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. newspaper which helps to pass
the time for them and has also
led to a big improvement in thele
behaviour. The newspaper now
has a circulation of, 8,000.
In this prison the guards are
no longer armed and each con-
vict has, a radio in his cell and
attends regular film shows and
quizzes,
Another convict was such a
.keen inventor that he asked and
got perinission to experiment
Clueing his five years' ^ penal ser-
vitude in a Maryland jail.
He worked over twelve hours
a Belay for more than a year and
finally produced an ingenious
labour saving device for use in
the manufacture of boots and
shoes. This he sold while still in
prison, He then set about think-
ing ..up other inventions.
On the day of his release he
was offered a t5,000-a-year job
with a business Brea, This, added
to large royalties from his in-
ventions; helped to make him
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leantreel, S Eighteen years ago this month on
June 22, 1937—eoe Louis knocked out the
"Cinderella Nan", James I, Brash-leek, in
the eighth round at Chicago and took the
,world heavyweight title,
Louis was a great champion. Be had
a 12-year reign until he abandoned the
title n 1949, and then followed the tradition set he Jim Cor-
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Joe his greatest ring thrill.
Of all the men Louisernet in the ring he bad hatred for
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German had knocked him out, but because of the things
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It was then that a white-faced Max.Machen, Schmeling's
trainer, threw in the towel that referee Arthur Donovan
picked up to throw out of the ring.
Schmeling was taken from his dressing room to a hospital.
It was three weeks before he was able to leave. And that
was the battle, we think, that gave Joe Louis his greatest
thrill.
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and after a while Joseph Kripps,
astonished by such persistence,
relented, and said he'd hear him.
Jos sang an aria by Mozart,
and. was immediately offered a
job. He sent back his samples
to the factory and started a new
'and successful career as a bari-
tone. Now, after much success
in Amsterdam, he has gone to
the German opera house at Ko-
blenz.
He has also been asked to give
recitals for the Danish and West
German radio.
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Released From Jail
To Ogt Marrtpd
k`orty vorotieta took to flight
M Hawaii a short time ago
with official permission and ap-
proval. They Mu/ for more than
tWO. hours in a specially charter.,
ed ait'lioer. , The =pbject .of the
fight?, To yiow erupting Alewrii-
Ian' volcanoy from, the air.
The trip was a great success.
A moat 'enjoyable time was had
by. all. You sees the fright was
part oe•theecdueatipnal activities
at Fulani Jail, Ilm:kraii, where the
Lpolicy of treating convicts more
humanely, is, pliSq4, dividends,
All (Wee; telk,WQere,,,,especially
in the 1,Triitcid States, there's a
tendenbf toddy make Prison
We 'a little• More pleasant and
grant specipt privileges .to con-,
viols wheebeheve. themselves. „,
Only a few weeks ago a man
serving fouiteen years in a U.S.
prison" for ,butiglary revealed that
just befon titte' offence he had
.fallen violertely, k love, with a
pretty girl, me7itsk,ed,,p,or)nissfon
to marry her, explaining, to ,the
gov*(irnor thaT it WaA hardly rea-
sonable °fere 'eeepedte haelo wait
until 'sentence eves elpete be-
come his bride,
A few days later the convict
was allowed to change his prison
'uniform for a smart, dark blue
• atilt and was given "a day off"
from jail to marry the girl.
The ceremony took, place' in
the .chapel about a mile from the
prison. Two lawyers who had
appeared at the man's trial acted
as best man and "bridesmaid."
Two hours after the ceremony,
the convict was told by his guard
'that he must leave his bride and
return to prison, for his parole
was up, He kissed. her tenderly
and as they parted he whispered,
"I love you." She replied, "I'll
wait for you, darling, and will be
faithful."
A xemarkable story of a prison-
er's romance was told at a Not-
tingham summer school two years
ago by a prison commissioner
while discussing prison education
in Britain. He said a middle•;eged
convict applied for permission
to attend a special class to be
taught to write. When asked
why, he replied: "I have met a
widow With a nice nest-egg. She
likes me and I want to keep in
ptoruisco,, touch with her while I'm in
The prison goyernor told him
the librarian would write. his
letters for him, but the man re-
marked, "The kind of letters I
want to write to her are not
the kind I would like the li-
brarian to write, sir."
So the convict was allowed to
attend the class and proved a
most apt pupil. Before he com-
pleted his prison sentence, the
widow said "Yes" to his admir-
ably written proposal of mar-
riage. •
The governor of an Oregon jail
decided to introduce a method of
dealing with convicts by "trust-
ing" them. The morning after he
had conceived the idea there was
a terrific thenderstotei which
caused a hundred head of cattle
On the prison farm to break
away and escape to -the open
country,
The governor picked out two
convicts who were serving long
sentences for burglary and sent
them out ito round up the fugitive
cattle.
"I want you., two to bring all
those cattle back," he told them.
The convicts promised to come
back with the tattle, The go'ver-
- nor gave them horses and enough
food for a week. As they were
setting out one of the men said
to hint, "Those cattle may have
strayed sortie distance, so don't
fbreomwis•oitr.,i)ed if you don't hear
But the governor did begin to
,worry when, after ten days, he
-had heard nothing of the men.
On the eleventh day, however;
back came the convicts with all
the missing cattle. They had had
hard rides over rough country
and, riot being experienced cow-
boys, had had great difficulty in
rounding up the cattle. Bur -they
had made good—and each re-
ceived a remission of his sen-
tence,
Granting privilege's to convicts
can have amazing results, as the
t governor of a jail in the Middle-
West of the United States dis-
covered some years ago.
At a prison, coneert one convict
revealed that he was a first-class
eianist. A talent spotter who
heard him offered him a radio
contract and he gage a broad-,
cast performance teen the pris-
on—with the governor's perrins-
selre• of course.
So eXtraordinary was the wave
.of hysteria aroused by his music
that he Was pardoned halfwey
through his sentence and 'drove
out Of the prison 'gates in a new
year,* the ,gift of his admirers..
be the cat were 50 silk shirts;
00,606 cigarettes, twelve sums of
clothes "eight spare tires and
three Airedale terriers—all 'gifts,
from bie,taclio fans.
In ,his pockets Were. 0,000 in
testi and a two-year music hall
"oeritraet at an enottrieus salary.
ether gifts he had. received while
in prison ifteliteled forty citteks,
the tett Of_ candy and WO Ger..
Man Polite dogs.
Convicts in a California prison
Produce their own fortriightly
These days most peep e work under
pressure, worry more, s eep less. This strain en body and brain makes physical
fitness easier to lose-harder to regain.
Today's tense living, lowered resistance,
Overwork, worry--any of these may affect
normal kidney action. When kidneys get
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The first mention of the spin-
ning wheel in Europe orettrs in
1298.
The psychologist had finished
his lecture and was answering
questions. A meek little man
asked; "Did you say that a good
poker player could hold down
any kind of executive job?"
"That's right," answered the
lecturer. "Does that raise a (pees-
tion in your mind?"
"Yes,V was the reply. "What
would a good poker player want
with a job?"
From selling neon tubes to
seeing his name in neon lights—
that's the story of Dutch-man.
Jos Borelli, who has just been
appointed first baritone of the
Koblenz Municipal Opera,
Ten years ago he was travel-
ling from town to town in the
Netherlands, selling neon tubes,
and making quite a good living
of it.
Then one day as he happened
to walk through the streets of
Amsterdain with his sample
brief case, he heard that an au-
dition was in progress at the. Op-
era Heuse,
On the spur of the moment
Jos deposited his case with the
porter and rushed in. Approach-,
ing conductor Joseph Krips, he
introduced himself as the sing-
-er Jos Borelli from Italy. Krips
did not fall for that one, and
told him firmly to go.
But being an Accomplished
salesman, Jos Borelli stayed put,
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P001 141q .FEKE !Wade A Tree
A company seeking timber for
the British Market made an ex-
traordinary discovery one day
iii 1935.
engaged by the corn-
pang was at the time working in
a forest clearing in British'Bor-
neo,
On the edge of the clearing
stood a gigantic tree which it
was necessary to cut down to get
at the valuable timber lying at
the back of it:
With the aid of his native la-
bour, the sawyer cut down the
tree and began to strip off the
foliage and branches. Einally,
they started to tut the trunk
intO lengths—and then it was
they made their bizarre and
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Completely enclosed Within a
hollowed-hut cavity iii the t"unk
were the' skeletons of four
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