The Brussels Post, 1961-03-16, Page 3. fifeeteme..
.rolks. Are Thirsty
Tennessee,
Of T,ennessee'e 95 .counties,
hoot the haze-eloaked peaks of
the Smoltiee Westward to the
misty bottoms along the
there are .only nine Where
a customer can legally buy le-
„gaily manufactured liquor, And
Xnox County, where sprawls
Knoxville, the state's fourth
/largest city (population 111,627.),
is not one of the nine, But Knox-
Ville rarely thirsts.
The clubs and loge halls, and
veterans' posts keep well-stock-
ed bars, Convenient neighber-
bead bootleggers, some of them
with coda service, sell famous-
name whisky at about $6.50 a
fifth. Play-at-home citizens have
always been able to telephone
obliging bootleggers who would.
deliver direct to the •door. •
, Knoxville, indeed, has repeet—
cdly voted down the local op-
tion of going wet,
Last month, though, Knoxville
was as dry as a 10-to-1 Mar-
tini. Except Toe beer, sold legal-
ly throughout Tennessee, the city
was a desert of parched party-
goers and cowed bootleggers,
who stashed their stocks • acrose
the county line and dealt stealth-
ily with only their most trusted
clients. Bulky Sheriff Herman
Wayland, the man who closed
up Knoxville, predicted that be-.
fore he was finished the price
of whisky in Knox County would
rc'rket to $15 a fifth,
Wayland, a Democrat who took
office last Sept, 1, got his Ten-
nessee dander up a few weeks
ago. at Republican charges ,that
he was putting old-line booeleg-
gers out of business and install-
ing •his own syndicate. Wayland
went raging. to 'a lellOw Demo-
crat, Gov. Buford Ellington, and
got a promise of help for his '27
deputies from state troopers and
state alcohol tax unit agents.
Then he 'struck.
Raiders carrying brand-new
sledge hammers dashed into the
• posh 'Cherokee County Club,
startling the ladies at their regu-
lar Wednesday afternoon bridge:
They found other lady 'members
- watching a faShion show at Hol-
ston Hills Country Club. In all,
they hit three city and six coun-
ty clubs, seized 260 gallons of
-liquor, arrested nine club. offi-
, ,cials, and for good measure seiz-
ed 82 (of the county's. Federally
licensed 102) slot machines.
Alter that first big day, Way-
land turned his attention to boot-
leggers, at the end of last Month
had raided scores, arrested some
450 persons: He let it be known,
c'hat's more., that undercover.
operatives are keeping an eye
on clubs and bootleggers. The
sheriff's vigilance was paying off,
as one. Knox County bootlegger
attested;
"II wouldn't sell a drop • of
whisky to my thirsty grandma.”
.Something had to give eventtie
ally, of course, and now 'it just
Might be the voters of Knox
County. The State Legislature is'
considering two bills that vrould,
Melee it easier .for the, city to
legaliee liquor sales. And the
city, having just built a $6 mil-
lion convention hall, is perfectly
well aware that few conventions
tan get • oil the ground on eat,
air alone.
Stole A: Bicycle
frorn S.W1q.nd, Y.
Arriving home from a party
in the early hours of the mem-
ing recently, a householder had
the shock of his life, Duringhis
absence a daring thief had re-
moved the whole of the back
porch of his luxury house, brick
by briek, and driven. off in a
• trtlek with the loot.
That happened in California
but examples of crooks' audacity
are being reported from all over
the world. One strolled into a
London police station, made his .
way to a room set apart foe?
detectives attached to the divi-
sion, and walked off with
couple of new overcoats,
Another thief once sneaked
into Scotland Yard by a back
door and rode out a few Moments
later through the main gate on
a police superintendent's bicycle
and got clear away,
Even more daring was a crook
who knowing that the titled wo-
man owner was away, entered
her Thames-side flat and toolc
up residence „there for several,
days, eating her food and Sleep-
ing in her bed.
He was so pleasant and dis-
creet that the other tenants took
his right for 'gtented
On her return the owner
found that the man had taken
only a few books, including
poetry, and the pick of her wine
cellar. He was never caught,
The porter of a block of Paris
flats was called to the sixth
floor to do some work and left
a notice pinned to her door: "The
porter is upstairs,"
When she returned she found
the notice reversed and this
written on the back; "Thanks for
the tip. Much obliged. All. has
gone off well."
It had, too. Goods worth $2500
had vanished from three flats
whose owners were. out. shop-
.pinge
Similar cheek was displayed
by an enterprising. C-olorado
crOOk. He looked through a
window, noticed that a woman
who had been watching • tele-
vision had dozed off in her arm-
chair, feeced- an entrance and
stole the TV - set while she still
slept. -
Some time ago, burglars Who
raided a house in Bristol stole
$50, a valuable ring — and kid-
napped the family's watchdog.
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Hydro and running weter •in barns, 9
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along the To' River and Rideau Lake,
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PRINCETON: 110 acres, 46 el Bea
Fully equipped with Irrigation. Brick
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seen
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Call Sales Representative Dondide
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PHOTOGRAPHY
FARMER'S CAMERA CLUB
BOX 31, GALT, ONT.
Films developed and
8 menu prints 40e
magna !whits Oils
Reprints 5,4 each.
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the
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1865 St, Clair Avenue East,
TORONTO
IF you are interested in selling ewe
Profitable lines. "Viking" create separ-
ators. and "Viking" milkers, auspencioa
'mei floor types, as Local Agent, we.
.have some territories vacant to ()Made
And Quebec. •Veelte today ter ten 00.
tatteeo: swept) Separator Co. toiteitoe,
720 Netre DOW St," west, Montreal (3),
P.Q - •
BABY CHICKS • . • .• •-
•GOOte merket trend, develds and
started should be Ordered new for
prompt shipment. 'Started pollees, up
10 week old, Ames In-CeeSS and
ether- breede.. AlSo -.Aietciiing to order.
May broilers, order. now. See leen ,
ageet, or write BrOf Hatchery, 120
John 1'c tit, Hamilton, Ont, ..„
nittle`e 8.. ROOT • PLANTS
KODACOLOR
Peveloping roll ,905 (not including
prints Color prints :100 each extra.
Ansco and Ektachrorne 00 min. 20 eit,
poeures mounted in slides $1.20 Celer
prints from slides 321' each, Money re-
funded in 051 for unprinted negatives.
PONIES
FORbale Two pony mare colts,
small, one white, one Pelomine. One
show-pony mare, 5 Yrs-, dapple grey AO
foal^ Several others. William Yager,
Cbeslcy, Ont.
PROPERTIES FC.I.R SALE
$10,500 - New 7 rooms. on 1-acre lot,
sunperch oil heel, bath, garage. More
land available Shelburne, 2 miles On
liwYt 24; suit service station- E. Arnold,
Simburn, phone 124W,
ROOFING -CONTRACTORS ?~
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NURSING- home, licensed for 9 patients,
folly equipped, in residential district.
APPLY te 68 Gladstone. Ave., St. Thomas,
Ont., or phone ME, 1-9301.. Ne real.
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See far yourself - the price is right, Licensed for ten guests. Rates $100.00
to $150.00 per month. Large solid brick
modernized home, double garage, huge
treed corner lot. Complete with furni-
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business, Write or phone now: Pal.
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ALL COMMERCIAL VARIETIES
12 mad,ION. PLANTS
Returns of up. to $2,5.00. per acre under
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For complete information and price
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R.B. No. 1, WILSONVILLE, ONTARIO
POONE: WATERFORD HICKORY 3-5807
BULBS
ATTENTION.
Churches, schools, homeowners. Have
your slate roe( and metal work checked
and repaired by eeeert workmen, All
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Free estimates. Cali AX, 4-0200. Norm
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FARM EQUIPMENT
WE have developed a farm wagon that
has proven to he reliable for forage
racks and Dale hauling. Its main feat-
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turning and high speed no sway trail-
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Welding, RR No, 3, Elmira, Ontario,
STAMPS
BRITISH Colonial and LISA used. Send
20f and 100 different from your du-
plicates and have me send you an
entirely different assortment of 100
different. Approvals of above at .1/2
Scotts catalogue. T. It Graham 206a
Glenferest Road, Toronto 12, Ont
MUFTI. — Odd costume masks
Sophia Loren, Italian star, al
her Aurgenstock, Switzerland,,
villa. Shi and husband Carlo
Penti avidly avoid publicity.
FARM MACHINERY FOR sAt.e.
NUTRIA
ATTENTION
PURCHASERS OF NUTRIA
When purchasing Nutria consider the
following points which this organize
lion offers:
1. The best available stock, no Cross-
bred or standard types recommended,
2. • The reputation of a plan which Is
proving Itself substantiated by files of
satisfied ranchers,
3._Full insurance against replace-
ment, should they not live or in the
event of sterility (all fully explained
in our certificate of merit.)
4. We glee you only mutations which
are in demand for fur garments,
5 - You receive from this organization
R guaranteed pelt market in writing.
6. -Membership in o u r exclusive
breeders' 'association, whereby only
purchasers of this stock may partici
pate in the benefits so offered.
7, Prices for Breeding Stock start at
$200, a pair,
Special offer to those who qualify:
earn your Nutrria on our cooperative
basis Write: Canadian Nutria Ltd.,
R.R. No. 2, Stouffvllle, Ontario.
FOR sale: Sawyer Massey Threshing
Mee-bine with strew Shredder end.. long
• feeder, also one I.H.C. grain binder,.
both in good condition, Apply J, M.
Laird., Norwich, .Ont. Phone . Norwich
285-1A5-1..
GLADIOLUS Bulbs, treated, ready for
planting, Large 11,a to 2 inches diam-
eter $3.$0. jumbo 2 inches up -
$4.00 hundred. Post paid, William Bart-
ley, Waterdown, Ontario.
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ONION SETS
1st CLASS government Inspected. Size
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without seed stalks, Price at request.
Slate quantity. Newhouse specializing
In Sets
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$1.25 for 50e in coin, to adult epproval
applicants, for our fine used British
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EXCHANGE your duplicates! Send 100
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in exchange! $1 per 1,00! Approval.,
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Alpine Huts That
Hearten Wanderers
Hundreds of huts stand ready
in the whole region of the Alps
to receive the wanderer and the
mountaineer. Some are large and
sturdy, perched defiantly on sad-
dles and . ridges; others, like
eagle's eyries, destined only to
be used as emergency shelters,
their lay-out and fittings limited
to the bare necessities. But in
both a sense of safety may be felt
more keenly than under any roof
in town or countryside. Anyone
who has ever made his way up.
steep ascents towards such a hut,
his back bowed under the weight
Of a heavy rucksack, in the broil-
ing sun, perspiring and with
parched throat, knows what it is
to step with a sigh of relief into
the shade of the hut.
The sense of security is felt to
the full only on a stormy night,
for instance when we have been
overtaken by a sudden thunder-
stem, when pitch darkness hides
from view the ragged, tousle-
headed clouds that only a mom-
ent before were all ablaze and
when the last pale gleam of the
sunset-glow has suddenly van-
ished from the highest summits.
Now a new aspect of the moun-
tain is revealed, as we grope our
way along the narrow track,
which is seen only for short in-
stances in the brilliant flashes
of lightning. How easy it is 'then
for the feeling that one is utterly
lost to creep into the heart, fill-
ing it with strange forebodings,
While t h e thunder rumbles
around and among the rocky
ridges. . .
And when at last, high. up, a
Taint, dim, flickering light is
seen, cast by a wind-lantern hung
outside the window by the soli-
citous hut-keeper to guide be-
nighted travellers, cne breathes a
" sigh of relief. How much com-
fort, courage and confidence is
abroad ' by i tNs.:! tiny i gleam of
light! As sdOn lbe.dbor is shut
' behind tie J wet Tool 4-de again.
However wildly the stbrM: may
rage outside, however much the
raountaineside May tremble at
theithueder-elaPA;vhele is refuge,
shelter and warmth. — From
". TKO Ira iOted Realm"—By Paul
`Eggaribeek; Lin the book "Across
the All:;s."
NEW Manure Spreader Aprons with
original No 67 chain. 75 bushel size,
$28,50 complete, For Information write
Martin Metals, Route 2, Waterloo, One
440 LC, W/12" John Deere Tractor,
all purpose grousers direction reverser,
Lights, bottom plate, key switch. rain
cap and. shield; 1131 Crawler loader
W/62" bucket & teeth, counterweights,
purchased new July, 1900 for $8000.00;
1954 Dodge 3 ton dump truck F license;
Low bed machinery float, total price
for all equipment $7,000.00 - 'nay be
financed, must he sold to wind up
estate. Box 188, Port Perry, Phone.
Yukon 54931
FINE U.S., British, and Canadian
stamps on approval, Burrows, 25 Me-
Michael St., Kingston, Ontario.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MODERN soft ice cream and food
business for sale in growing town of
Port Hope. Excellent location on NO. 2
' Highway, equipment, inventory $12,-
644, Selling for personal reasons.
$14,8'00 full price, $7,000 down. Long
Bros., Realtors, F. G. Long, Port Hope.
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GRAYMARINE ENGINES
SEE the new Graymarine Inboard-out-
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gears. New; factory re-built and
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44 CHAUNCEY AVE.
TORONTO 18
RO, 6-2401, BE. 1.5954
100 DIFFERENT Czechoslovakia Com-
memoratives, only $1.00, This offer is
made to Introduce our world approvals.
Postage paid both ways, E. Steele, 186
Carlton, St. Catharines, Ontario.
BUSINESS PROPERTIES FOR. SALE
FOR sale, General store, full line, self-
serve, good turnover, central heating,
living quarters Write: Dean A Hatch,
Belmont, Ont. OPPORTUNITIES FOR
MEN AND WOMEN
STAMPS from your 'favourite countries
on approval by country collection.
Stamps priced singly and per eollection.
T. Gazo, 1583 Central, Windsor, Ont,
COINS
"COINS wanted, pay highest prices.
1961 Coin Catalogue 250. Gary's (8) 9910
Jasper Ave., Edmonton, Alta."
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close to Stratford. Apply stating quali-
fications, etc., to Mrs. Alfred Weitzel,
secretary, Route 1, Stratford,
PAYING TOP PRICE'S for Canadian
cents, 1858 to 1937. Write for my -offer.
Gil Gervais, 1084 Wigle St., Windsor,
Ontario,
CHEQUE proteetor .- recently over-
hauled $30.00, T.'II. Graham, 2e6a Glen-
forest Road, Toronto 12, Ont. HU.
7.2245.
DIETITIAN WANTED GUARD against hydro failure. We can
supply complete stand-by electric plants
or separate generators for tractor
drive. Bettger Industries, Stratford
271-5280.
OTTAWA
SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD
Requires for September teachers of
regular grades, Home Economics, In-
dustrial Arts and. Auxiliary classes.
BENEFITS
Physicians' Services Incorporated, Cum-,
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SALARY SCHEDULE
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(September)
First Class Minimum $3000.00
Maximum $4850.00
Second Class Minimum $2700.00
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Allowances: One-half confirmed experi-
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Address applications giving qualifica-
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CHIEF
DIETITIAN
Spartans Had A
Top Secret Project
The Spartans, as every sixth
grader knows, were the bravest,
,fiercest, most disciplined warri-
Ors in ancient Greece..
Credit for this, according to
Herodotus and historians since,
belonged to the great lawgiver
Lycurgus, who set up the Spar-
tan system of exposing newborn
babes in an open field; those that
survived were deemed good
enough to be schooled as sol-
diers. This tradition culminated.
in the most famous Spartan• of
all, Leonidas (circa fifth century.
B.C,), who fought the Persians
at Thermopylae.
Or so the textbooks have
maintained for 2,500 years, Last
month, however, a lively and un-
trammeled New York University
physicist named Lyle Borst add-
ed a dissenting footnote to his-
tory: It was Spartan science, not
training, that made the city-state
great According to Borst, the
Spartans were the first Greeks
to learn how to turn iron into
steel swords. With these swords,
they •"literally hacked to pieces
the bronze weapons of the other.
Hellenes. Furthermore, the steel
was produced with a top-secret
project—much like the Manhat-
tan Project, which developed the
first U.S. atomic bomb in 1945.
"Lyeurgue was i,n charge,"
BoretISaid. "He was the General
(Leslie R.] Groves of the pro-
ject,"
Borst's speculations are large-
ly based upoh a small chunk of
metal he beoright back from an
expedition (sponsored by the Ex-
plorers Club) to the ancient site
of Sparta in the south Peloponn-
esus last fall. Archeologists had
long classified these Spartan
fragments as iron money, but
Borst thought it was strange the
Spartans would use iron when
the other civilizations were us-
ing silver and gold coins, Acting.
cn a hunch, the 1\tYt5 physicist
ran analyses of the ancient
sugar-cube-size metal chips and
tonna -that they actually were
high quality, laminated steel,
made over a charcoal stove,
The -Sample was unearthed in
the ruins of Sparta itself. Horst
also found an abandoned iron
mine 30 Miles froth the city, and
-a slag heap some 100 Miles far-
ther front the city. Next Suit-
met, he wants td go back to the
slag site and look for the fur
need Where he Suspects the
Spartans turned out the steel.
Eventually, of course the Spar.
tart Monopoly Was broken. "The
Hittites probably had steel be.
fere the Spartans," Horst says,
"arid others learned how td Make
it from titbit, Pont`' LeonidaS and
Men,Those PersianS he
fought elSo had steel 8Words,'''
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Save On Milker Repairs
Inflations, milk and air tubes, and
gaskets. For all makes of milkers. Most
pulsators repaired. Loomis & Loomis,
Port MeNicoll, Ont, HORSES
QUARTER horse consignment sale, De-
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Write: Leetch and McKinley, Fenton,
Micli, How Can 1?
By Roberta lee
Q. How can fill cracks in
furniture?
A. By using beeswax; it should,
of course, be melted to the re-
quired consistency.
Q. How can I clean dust from
a black straw hat?
A. Instead of using a brush,
rub the hat well with a piece
of black velvet. The velvet re-
moves the dust more completely
than brushing.
Q. How can I remedy casters
that persist in falling out of a
piece of furniture every time It
is lifted or moved?
A. Remove the offending cas-
ter and hacksaw a slot about Ye-
inch deep in the end of the cas-
ter post. Then wedge this slot
slightly apart, and drive it back
into the furnittire leg. it'll fit
much more tightly.
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amused. In their 5 years of operation the War Amps have
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