The Brussels Post, 1947-8-20, Page 3Suez Canal Still
Under Protection
Of Great Britain
Britain may be pulling out of
India, but that docs not Wrenn that
all British interest and investment in
that country come to an end The
Suer, Canal is stili a lifeline to the
)'cast, and the Egyptians want every
Betish soldier evacuated, The I3ritish
have been in the Nile and Egyptian
area since Great Britain bought 176,
602 of the 400,000 total shares of
Suez Canal stock, front Khedive
Ismail in 1873.
There was a financial crisis in
Egypt and th'e British and French
united to, control the revenues and
expenditures of the country. There
VAS trouble in 1882 and the Royal
Navy bombarded Alexandria to quell
the riots and disturbances. The Brit-
ish then landed and won the Battle
of Tel -el -Kabir on September 13,
1882,
* 5 *
On November 5, 1883, a British
force of 10,000 was annihilated near
Obeid in the Sudan, In 1885 General
Gordon was killed at Khartoum,
where he had Leen sent to investigate
the military situation. The British
under Kitchener, captured Khartoum
on September 2, 1892,
In 1914 the British proclaimed a
protectorate over Egypt. It World
War. II, the Germans and Italians
almost took Egypt, but they were
held at the frontier by the British
attd eventually driven back,
Now, Egypt wants all British
Droops out of. both Egypt and the
Sudan. Britain made a treaty with
Egypt by which protection of the
Suez Canal left open the treaty of
differences of interpretation.
As the Suez Canal runs through
Egypt, its protection is of paramount
importance.
t, 5 5
The slay has often been told, and
_there is no way of knowing whether
it is apocryphal. or not, about the
'Ling -of Egypt laking a great inter-
est in the battle plans of Lord
Vdaa,cll, • even asked to see the plans
at tate time. General Wavcll gave the
Klug a copy, said copy having been
faked and when the British advanc-
ed on the Italians, among the cap-
tured booty was the very faked
battle filar whiiclt had been previous-
ly handed to the King.
That was the time when the rich
Italian colony of worn in Cairo
were baking cakes and getting ready
to receive Mussolini.
l.t is unlikely that the British will
hand over the protection of the Suez
Canal to the Egyptians. There is the
right of properly there, and France
has an interest, too.
Tourists in Britain
GF t More Gasoline
Britain is to allow visitors from
overseas who bring their cars an
extra ratios of gasoline. Up till
now under the gas rationing the
only allowance to which they have
been entitled was the home basic
ration amounting to about 15
gallons each month tion the biggest
cars. Under the new scheme it is
anticipated that a supplementary
tourist ration similar t0 the
French system will be introduced,
This is based on the size of the
car and its fuel consumption. For
a
three-month period the scale is
132 gallons for care doing 10 to
15 miles to a gallon; 110 for
those doing 15 to 20 and 88 for
those doing 25 and over.
i \. ntl-
L lVi s1t c - (lin tt
l-1 I l y u ,I
.iello seep here, holds the
Ina kInotlge he caught at Port
Severn, (Mt., last month. This
husky '1nlskie" weighed 26)
pounds and Measured 48 inches
lit length, and 17'..i inches in
girth,
Watching Their Figures—Pasquale D Angelo gets into some higher mathematics at the Can-
adian National Ehibition school for fashion is how models. The young models lap up' their
lessons with more enthusiasm than their geo tnetry theorems, but after all these CNE girls
are learning how to model. That mattes a difference.
Sports — And One Thing
or Another
By FRANK MANN HARRIS
("A Sixbit Critic")
We all know that Father Time has
a dirty habit of sneaking up on us
when we're not looking; but, even.
so, it's difficult to realize that almost
21 years have slipped by since the
name "George Young" first crashed
the headlines. For it was on Jan. 16,
1927 that all Canada went haywire
over the news that an unknown
Toronto kid had won the swim from
Los Angeles to Catalina Island, for
which Mr. Wrigley had•hung out
the tidy prize of $25,000.
* 4: 4:
For those who cannot recall the
fuss made over the returning young
hero, we may say it was something
like the recent dither regarding Bar-
bara Ann Scott—renumber her?—
only doubled and redoubled and with
various hilarious sidelights sadly
missing its the latter affair. For with
that kind of money in the offing, you
may be sure there were many helping
hands outstretched; and before
things cooled down, Young was
probably carved' and sliced more
Ways than any watdrmclon that ever
ripened on a fruit -store shelf.
$ d *
However, directly out of Young's
feat sprang the Canadian National
Exhibition Marathon Swims, to be
revived once again very shortly. We-,
can hardly wait either, as for sheer
lack of thrills and utter absence of
excitement, those long - distance
water -crawls beat anything we have
ever seen in sport; and we can well
recall sitting in the launch from
which the swim broadcasts origin-
ated and pitying the poor oafs at the
mike in their efforts to make bricks
without straw, and sound as if they
weren't funding it hard to stay awake.
4, * *
Yet, even though we've witnessed
checker games that were, whirlwinds
of action beside them, somehow or
other the darned things gripped you;
and, for all this superiority of atti-
tude, no doubt we shall be among
that Iulgc throng lining the Exhibi-
tion waterfront when the day arrives
—and so, most likely, will you.
41 * *
Some radio stations offer ca.ela to
the listener first phoning a report of
an accident or other bit of late news,
and we know one nen who wishes
they wouldn't, "lily wife is a sucker
for all these free radio contests, and
always complaining because she never
Tants," he says, "And every link they
Make that offer over the air, I seem
to imagine her sang time up and
wondering if its worth her while to
stick the bread -knife into MC, and
then rush to the phone and report."
* * *
We are going to get the drop on
all our contemporaries and be tate
first to predict that, when November
rolls around, Joe Walcott will win
the world's heavyweight title by
scoring a knockout over Champion
Joe Louis.
* * *
We are willing to bet stoney on it
too --out• only proviso being that our
man must be allowed to carry a
length of lead pipe, while Ivft•. Louis
has to enter the ring securely blind-
folded, We won't insist on handcuffs
for Louis—although it might be a
little safer.
PARTICULAR. ABOUT
coffee? Then try Maxwell
House. It contains choice
Latiu.Anierieau toffees.
Expert Blending cote.
bines them all in a superb
Maxwell Rause blend
that has extra flavor.
FASHION NO.1 E; A young kid
up our way recently sate his grown-up
sister arrayed in her first low-cut
evening dress. Asked for his opinion
of the new outfit he said, "She looks
just like as if some soda -jerk had
been frying to cram one scoop of
ice -creast loo many into the glass."
* x: *
The eminent Bob Feller, sounding
off about receul attempts of the
baseball magnates to curb his post -
season activities, drags in such flossy
and high-sounding phrases as "Isn't
this a democracy" and "Didn't we
fight a war for freedom?" and so
forth, Personally, we would have
been more inclined to go all tate way.
with Mr, Feller if he hadn't added,
"l'cn not doing this for myself—but
for the poor fellows who only earn
five or six thousand in the regular
season."
* *
Somehow or other—it may 1>e a
flaw in our early upbringing—when-
e'er a man sounds that "not for my-
self hut for the other guy" note too
strongly, we begin to be pestered
rvitlt doubts And when we look up
the records, which indicate that
Feller personally collected a mere
forty thousand year before last,
fifty thousand last Fall, front such
after -season barnstorming, we won-
der if Bob is really so disinterested
as lie sounds. If so, all he has to do
is give his less -fortunate team-mates
the entire takings of this year's jaunt.
It's a wonder he never thought of
that himself 1
t: * *
HERO ifWORSHIP. Abraham
Linroh, was one of the greatest men
who ever jived, and the opening of
his long-sealcd private papers a mat-
ter of world-wide interest. The fact
that the chief interest seemed to
centre around whether or not those
papers contained anything scandal-
ous regarding either Lincoln's par-
entage or itis assassination just goes
to prove—Olt, anything you like,
* * *
The Toronto Globe & Mail has
beets editorially bemoaning, at some
length, the poor showing Canadians
make in international sports, and
comes to the conclusion that we are
becoming a nation of spectators
father than participants. The fact
that our daily papers devote double
or three times the space to pro-
fessional or "spectator" sport that
they do to the amateur or "partici-
pant" variety would, of coarse, have
nothing to do with this condition.
* * *
Winston Churchill, who since his
defeat in the last British elections
has continued to talk like a good,
game wilinar, flays the present Gov-
ernment because it wastes'flrerions
American exchange on such imports
as tobacco. If Mr. Churchill had con-
tinued in power he would, we take it,
have shut down on the import of the"
filthy toccd altogether. Except, pos-
sibly, a limited number of high-
quality cigars,
'EVE
BY (RUBBING IN
Brings
quick roller.
Greanoleos,
f'ant•drying,
no strong
odor.
terse oconomtad
ow, 6sa
19-46
What Science Is Doing
Influenza Vacctne
Of more than ordinary moment
is the announcement made to the
Philadelphia Section of the Ameri-
can Chemical Society that research-
ers have developed a new vaccine
capable of preventing influenza epi-
demics such as took 350,000,000
lives after the First World War.
This encouraging word cornea
front an eminent authority, Dr,
Wendell M. Stanley of the Rocke-
feller Institute for Medical Re-
search, Princeton, N.J., a Nobel
Prize winner and a scientist Most
unlikely to go about snaking merely
Wishful forecasts.
According to Dr. Stanley, the
new vaccine, like three others al-
ready available, has proved effec-
tive in mass inoculations of 120,000
persons in a big industrial concern,
but its crowning merit it that, un-
like the others, itcauses no un-
favorable reactions, such as chills,
fevers or bodily aches.
Medicine troves slowly and with
caution as it should. But this looks
like an important addition to the
doctors' armament against disease.
Particularly will the vaccine devel-
oped under the direction of the fa-
mous Dr. Stanley Ise of interest to
laymen when the latter are told that
some Medical sten believe there
will Ise a recurring cycle of epidemic
influenza next year.
German Specialists
Coming to Canada
Importation of 14 German spe-
cialists is expected to provide at
least a thousand new jobs for
Canadians. These Germans are
technicians with the special know-
ledge and skill to introduce brand
new processes and products into
this country, Says the Financial
Post.
Admittedly these specialists re-
present the vey cream of the mil-
lions of immigrants we could get
from defeated Germany. Normally
we couldn't hope, to attract many
in their topnotch category. But, if
we wished, we could secure many
hundreds of thousands of poten-
tial specialists front Germany and
other countries in Western Europe.
And out of those thousands there
would be a great many who, seeing
opportunities here that native Can-
adians have either missed, or for
some reason neglected, would de-
velope new industries and create
new jobs.
Where would this continent be
today had there been no immigrant
ships to bring out the fathers and
grandfathers of the Saunders,
Fords, Burbanks, Edisous, Bells,
and hundreds of others who have
launched new industries or opened
new territories? Certainly in Can-
ada at least, we are not so far de-
veloped that we can afford to pass
up any offers of help.
ISSUE 33-1947
Learn to Max
And Live Longer
C)1,' (':u„/ii hr.n• dise.ot' stands
at the In"dd o', 11 list of the seven
'treat kitlels is clue to the increas-
ing t',rnpullion of ()Idea people 111
our pupulatou. So says the Royal
Baltic of Canada's Newsletter on
Ifeatdt
The sest'it killers are not confined
to any section of the country or to
any class, but they do strike more di-
rectly at people of advanced years.
heart disease and diseases of the
artetles represent file wearing out
of the body, But it can Near it long
time before it becomes threadbare if
a man would learn to nye himself
with the same consideration he
would give to his tnachines. But
),,any a lean who would not dream
of puttting too much pressure in
his automobile tires, lays a constant
pressure on his heart
* * *
Overwork isn't the real answer, at
least if it isn't prolonged and stren-
uous physical work. I)odota ques-
tion whether mtutal wink- alone can
cause undue fatigue. If it does so it
is more likely to be due to some
emotional tension. 'The remedy lies
in change rather than rest, for the
mind is practically inezhaostible.
Men don't die of overwork, and a
bad heart may do yeoman service
for many a long year, if the facts
are known and rudimentary pre-
cautions are taken.
And the first Mcautiou is letting
down the pressut'e. The work won't
kill you, but the drive may. There-
fore, relax. it isn't so hard. It
doesn't ,,lean a long sea voyage, or
months in bed unless the pressure
has been kept too high for too long.
Deliberately, consciously slacken
pace several times every day. Loosen
your necktie and shoestrings. Put
your feet on the desk. It may not
be elegant, but it is a safeguard.
Try it two or three tinges a day
and for two or three minutes. Try
letting the world look after itself,
while you look after nothing. That is
a fairly simple way to avoid a blow-
out.
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FOR SALE --Tractor Tires, made of rubber,
suitable for bolting on steel wheels, 111.00
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6. (we do e0ntom grading,
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