The Brussels Post, 1954-02-10, Page 7TNECiIliVei# SPORTS COLUMN.
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• This is a week which should furnish
memories, good and bad, but certainly
vivid, for the greatest heavyweight war
rior of modern times, the Mantissa Mauler,
Jack Dempsey.
On February 13 1917, Jack Dempsey
suffered the Only knockout defeat of his
career, when Fireman Jim Flynn, a rough, tough character out
Of Pueblo, Colorado flattened hint. With ane devastating punch,
But on February 14, 1918, a Dempsey who had found himself
and was whirling upward to* ample revenge, He dropped his
erstwhile conquel'or, also with a single punch, in a match that
was scheduled for 10 rounds, but went only a small fraction
Of one,
"I wasn't much more than a middleweight the first time
I boxed Fireman Flynn," Dempsey told me years later. "I was
22 years old. (Dempsey Was born June 24, 1895), I didn't
know much about boxing, really, I started fighting in 1915,
won some fights under the name of Kid Blackie, some more
under my own name. But I was just a journeyman fighter,
not too much interested in the trade. And when I was knocked
out by Flynn, a powerful fellow and a cagey fighter who
knew much too much for me, I was just on the verge of quit-
ting the ring game entirely,
"Then Jack Kearns came along. Under Kearns I learned
how to fight, how to box a little; how to use a left hand. Then
I began to really fight. I found a style, a bob -and -weave type
of fighting that was something different. I scored a lot of
knockouts, lost a decision to Willie Meehan, but I was on my
way, taking on bigger and better foes."
The fact as that the miraculous Dempsey fought for four
years before he finally began to look like somebody of im-
portance, In his early days he had some terrific fights with.
specimens like the burly Negro John Lester Johnson, Battling
Jim Anderson, Andre Anderson, {gild Bert Kenney, Andy
Malloy and many other tough foes. Some of his battles lasted
20 rounds.
His later battles are still remembered as epics, the mad
assault on the giant Jess Willard, the furious melee with Luis
Angel Firpo, the Wild Bull of the Pampas, and those two
fights with Gene Tunney in which Dempsey made more friends
in defeat than he ever had In victory.
That's the fantastic Dempsey story, one of the great legends
of sport in our times, a legend we recall, because this is the
anniversary of the week when he was on the verge of giving -
up the game in which he becaine an unforgettable figure.
10C13.9oigw ,tdniaw 'tvsed 10 ebgfd — toxic IIA —
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By BOB ELLIS
Paris, France.
Taking off from . Dorval, the
airport of Montreal, at 10 p.m.,
we saw the lights on the ground
get farther and farther apart, the
closer we got to Gander, so
sparsely settled is the country
in Newfoundland.
At 17,000 feet over the ocean
the flight was much quieter than
any other way of travelling
could be, Only over the Irish Sea
it got a bit bumpy; what else
would you expect?
Before landing at Croydon we
were told to put on Our heavy
coats as it was cold in England,
it had "only" 57 degrees above
zero. It sure was windy and the
continuation of the trip to Paris
"rather turbulent"`
The first thing that strikes the
foreign traveller In France is the
friendliness and politeness of
the people. Their eagerness to
help and not to let you down,
makes them give directions at
times without being too sure
themselves, which took us a
cry+".,le of times past ourdestina-
tion.
Most Beautiful City
Paris — in our opinion — still
is the most beautiful and most
attractive city of the Western
world. Les grands boulevards,
les grands hotels, les grands
cafes are as fascinating as ever.
Store windows are full of ex-
travagances and the food in
every little restaurant is right
up to the reputation of le cuisine
frangaise. But prices are high
and you cannot get a square
meal With a cup of coffee under
two to three dollars. This will,
however, include a .glass of wine
and the tip, "
In the center of this bustling
city everybody seems to enjoy
life. It is only when you wander
through the streets into the out-
er districts, that you begin to
wonder. Here people live in
houses 200 to 300 years old, so
ramshackle, dirty and slummy
that Io Canadian fire marshal or
city health inspector would per-
mit anybody to stay in them.
Here you learn that there are
still 5 million people hi France
earning less than $80 per month.
How little this is, can only be
understood if it is realized that
eggs cost 85 cents a dozen and
meat anywhere from 60 cents to
a dollar per pound.
France Exports Wheat
So far, nobody could explain
to us why food prices should be
so high in France which has
made a great come -back since
the last war and is generally
self sufficient in agricultural pro-
duction, although last year they
had a deficit in their agricultural
exports and imports. In good.
years they do grow enough
wheat and produce enough meat
to have some surplu9 for export.
Since most European countries
have to buy abroad, the French
can always sell their surpluses
at their own price.
However, we heard the very
familiar tune that the producer
is getting the smallest part. of
the consumer's franc and that
far too much of it is' going to dis-
tribution.
These are only first impres-
sions, gathered in a few days and
we shall have more to report
next week. Au revoirl
This column welcomes sug.
gestions, wise or foolish, and all
criticism, whether constructive
or destructive and will ' try to
answer any question. Address
your letters to Bob Ellin, Box 1,
123 - 18th St., New Toronto, Ont
i.htlo Sid businessman — Eight-year-old Jay Loewer puts his gas•
powered plow to work on his neighbors' sidewalks after a recent
rnnwfellL Jay is one youngster who has learned to combine
pleasure with business,
Poor Fellow
Doesn't Know
Hie Own Name
For the past 19 years a Lon-
don Transport bus driver has '
been trying desperately to prove
that he exists:
It was in 1920, at an orphpn's
home at Sidcup, Kent, that all the
trouble started, The matron of.
the home told him that since
he was six years of age and
"quite grown up new," he should
know that his name Was Wil-
liam MacKewan, and that he had
been born on August 14th, 1914.
The bright little boy made a
mental note of all this.
In 1928 William, nearing his
fourteenth birthday got dipthel'-
ia and was taken to hospital.
Great was his surprise, when be-
ing discharged, to learn that he
had better postpone his birthday
celebrations, The hospital au-
thorities told him they had' as-
eertained not only that he was
born on September 9th, but als°..
that he was born in 1916, two
years later than he supposed.
'Another item of news disturbed
him even more. Hisname was
not MacKewan. It was McEwan.
The hospital authorities had it
all off pat,and there.. seemed
nothing William could do about
it,
In 1935 be joined the Royal
Engineers. In spite of the fact
that. the Army dispensed with the
formality of his birth certificate,
William was eager to find out
more about his name and age,
He wrote to Somerset House,
who informed him . that neither
a William MacKewan nor a
William McEwan had been regis-
tered with them on either Aug-
ust 14th, 1914, or on September
9th, 1916. • According to the
authorities ,he hadn't been born
e{t, aill_bdifiSit anhdnrrhad better do some-
,
thii5�iid ,LIG,
1 s
In the 'Secoiid Wbrld'^War 'isi 1
liam spent nearly five years as
a prisoner of war. When he rear
turned home he again tried his
luck, and made more inquiries,
at Somerset House. He was told
that no records of him could be
traced. And that was that.
Fortunately, a birth .certificate
isn't very often neeessary, though
when William comes to the time
when an old age pension is due,
he will have to find other evi-
dence to back his claim.
They Fell Hard
But Still Survived
All over the world are men and
women, walking about and lead-
ing normal lives,' who ,.would be
dead but for , a million:to-one
chance that landed., them- square-
ly on their feet,
Who, in this respect, is the
luckiest man? Well in the run
nieg must be a Bristol painter,
who fell 100_ feet from Clifton
suspension bridge and landed 'on
his feet. 'The earth was soft and
he .escaped with two broken ribs,
cuts and shock—injuries some
folks have -suffered falling off •a'
step -ladder. '
The painter' was helping a girl
rescue her mackintosh when he
fell from the parapet. .And the
records show only three other
people who have fallen from the
bridge and escaped alive. Two
fell into deep water. The third,
a woman many years ago, had
her fall slowed by her crinoline
skirt billowing out Like a para-
chute.
Clarence Lund, in Chicago,
must have thought when he fell
out of a skyscraper window that
he was as good as dead. He drop-
ped like a stone—more correctly
like the three hundred and
eight pounds he weighed
—but a cat was parked be-
tween him and the pavement,
he hit the top of it and bounced
on to his feet on the ground. The
car was put out of action, but
Lund was only scratched and able
to walk to the ambulance that
took \him off for a checle-up.
Search for the record fall vic-
tim who has survived almost un-
hurt produces some astonishing
stories,
F. S. Sutherland, a Chicago
steeplejack, missed his hold 300
feet up. He fell 270 feet, hit tele-
phone wires and was slowed up
sufficiently to land in the snow
another thirty feet below without
fatal injury. Indeed, a few days
later he was walking around as
usual,
It was sausage meat that saved
Andre Cavalier, in 1914, when he
fell from a sixth -storey window
in Boris. The sausage meat was
on a butcher's stall exactly under-
neath.'Cav a li er spoiled his
clothes, but did not break a bone.
There were 1,800 feet between
Joseph Boulton and solid ground
when he overbalanced into a
shaft at a Midland colliery. As
the daylight faded in the mouth
of the shaft, he spotted a wire
rope going down it , : , and grab-
bed it, He slipped 200 feet be-
fore he came to a stop 1,000 feet
dawn the shaft His only injuries
were burns on his hands and legs
through friction with the rope,
Water at the bottom 01 the shaft
saved a miner who fell In a Staf-
Heap 0' Hippo -2. Big Gretl keeps a watchful eye on her adorable
(7) baby. The little darling is Mrs. Hippopotamus' third offspring,
so It's na wonder officials of the Frankfurt, Germany, zoo consider
Gretl ono of their prize possessions.
fordshire colliery, Be fell 250
feet like a stone before hitting
the water and escaped with- a
cut on the head,
Undoubtedly the longestfallto
be survived was that of Mrs.
Betty Oliver, who was working
an elevator in the Empire State
Building when it was hit by a
bomber which flew .into it, Her
elevator was on the 80th floor
and .she had just closed the gates
when the impact of the bomber
cut the cables. The elevator plum-
meted down 1,000 feet, taking
several agonizing seconds . to
reach the bottom. Fourteen
people, were killed, . but Mrs.
Oliver•Svrvivediiiq': tete s.,, ",
Cliff falls are often broker"bji
bushes or projections and people
have even fallen over. Beachy
Head and survived. The snir5c,z-
lOus escape of an 11 -year-old girl,
called "E.H.L.," after falling over
a 380 foot cliff at Lulworth Cove,
is commemorated by an inscrip-
tionon the spot.
A striking exhibit at the Col-
lege of Surgeon's museum for
many years has been part of the
skeleton of a man showing a
hole through chest and back. The
man was ramming dynamite in-
to a hole when it exploded, The
Iron bar transfixed him. He sur-
vived and died a natural death
many' years later.
lifpr'e recently a . London fac-
tory worker had a million -to -one
escape when a metal rod a quar-
ter of pii inch thick was driven
right through his head. It enter-
ed below his left ear and came
Out by his right ear, miraculously
missing any vital part.
But the most astonishing escape
of this kind must have been that
of Mr. Swaile, who was in the
back seat pf a ear when it col-
lided with a pony cart. A shaft
of the cart pierced the window
of the car, entered his mouth and
came out at the back •of his neck,
No vital organ was cut and after
Mr. Swaile had been drugged,
the shaft was sawn through in
front and behind him. With the
piece still in his head, he was
rushed to hospital, where sur-
geons removed it A couple of
months later he was completely
recovered.
You would expect anyone who
fell out of an express train to be
killed instantly. Mr. E. Honey -
bourne landed on his feet, al-
though the train was doing more
than 40 M.p.h. The wind of the
train billowed into his overcoat
and let him down lightly.
A two-year-old in Utah was
hit by a train travelling at 20
m.p.h. She was thrown into the
air,.but fell in front of the train.
The train passed over her and she
was unhurt except for a bruise.
Her mother found her holding
the handle of a spoon whose bowl
had been neatly cut off by a
wheel!.
On a dark night, a car skidded
on a by-pass near London, It hit a
fence, ploughed it down for 25
ft„ went over an embankment
and dropped on to the roof of a
garage. The Dean and his wife in
the car had not even a scratch,
Some people seem to have as
many lives as a rat,
Captain John W. Dreyer fell
forty=five feet on to a pile of
lumber in a dry dock when he
was sixteen, was revived from
drowning after one -and -a -half
hours artificial respiration the
next year, was'seVenty hours in
the sea after a shipwreck when
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he was twenty -tyro, escaped with-
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FIVE LITTLE WORDS
A man afflicted with deafness
and an impediment in his speech
became adept at making bird-
houses. He would go into the
woods and convert saplings into
unique designs with his pocket-
knife: -But the public was little
InSirclirctusemendtalp dsaivrtralrsnan
was eble•to eke only a mere •ex-
istence.
One day a friend discovered
the man at his work, discourag-
ed and hungry. "What you need,"
acid the friend, "is something to
appeal to the imagination of the
public." And this is . what the
friend wrote on a card — which
the man cleverly lettered on each
birdhouse: "To Let — For A
Song."
Henceforth -the woodcarver was
unable to supply the demand,
and he employed helpers to make
birdhouses The products were
no better Than before, except for
the five little words.
"LITTLE WILLIE"
Little Willie, from the mirror,
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Thinking, in his childish error,
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demand. Train at Immo In 0nare time
for those well-paid secure lobs' Low teen
now in effect, Free folder. Primary
School of Drafting. 183 Vaughan Rd,
Toronto.
UP TO. $100 WEEKLY.!.
Ladles and gentlemen! Sell. ,direct from
manufnrturer, wen -known linea of blouses,
eoarven. dresses, pullovers, leans. work
clothes, eta. Write today giving per.
conal particulars and we "'ill start•you
on the way to big earnings. You can
be the Bole. agent In your community.
,STEVEN -HOWARD
Room 82, 417 St, Pater Montreal
LEARN BOOKKEEPING AND ACCOUNT.
LNG at home. Triple you business ability
Your opportuntlon. Bls demand for SRC'
grads. Write for "Accountancy the test -
Paid Pretension." Sarnia Bentham Col-
lege, Sarnia Ontario. Established 1894.
EVERY RURAL 003(1 30963BY-REQUIRES
FIRE PREVENTION AND PROTECTION
The. right party can develop a profitable
Finagle In his community, We have . open ,
territory. It You think that you can
Qualify write ONTARIO FIRE PREVEN-
TION AND 8ERVICE7. 645 huge Street
East, Toronto. A11 tnnulrlee treath'd' con-
ltdentlally.
CRUISE 5600 miles thru the Bahama
Islands, Visit Nassau. Total coat 877,"
Complete detailed advisor -tell, you how,
88. Box 2301, Ft, Lauderdale, Florida,
PATENT:-
114
ATENTD
1N OFFER to every inventor—Lon of m•
mations; and full Information tient Duo.
The Ramsay Co.. Reglatered Patent Attar,
neva. 378 Bank Street, Ottawa
8'ETHPIRSTONHAUGH @ Company Patent
Attorney.. Estnbll.bed 1890. 600 U,1.
varsity Ave., Toronto. Patents all countries. -
PERSONAL
11,00 TRIAL offer. Twenty-five deldxo
personal relulromente, Latent Catalogue
included. The Medico Agency. Box. 124
Terminal . A. Toronto, Ontario,
AMAZE your friends, make believe
Travel. Aheorted package colourful
Continental Luggage Stickers, also Idem.
for Lampshades 91,00. 1220 Weston
Road, Toronto 0, Ontario, Canada.
STOP 5100901x0
IF desirous et ridding yunraelt of
CIGARETTE ADDICTION
do it the easy Way. Tobacco Eliminator
carries a "oatiafactton or money back"
guarantee, For free booklet, write C.
King Pharmacal Corporation Ltd., Box
502, Walkervllle, Ont.
WANTED
903181 68- Countries, Steel, 011, Construc-
tion, staled County, 'trade. htformntlon
Airmailed 12,00, 26,000 Men, women
needed. Job Intormatlon Service, Box
902-A8, South San Francisco, California,
DEALERS wanted .— To take orders for
chicks and turkey multi' for ono of
Canada's largest and long established
Canadian A inr0ved Hatcheries. Good
commission paid Send for full Multi.,
Box 111, 123 Elghtconth Street New
Toronto Ontario
HARNESS & COLLARS
Farmers .attention—Cesouit 'your near-
est Harness Shop about Stria, Harness
Supplies. We sell our goods only
through your local Stem. Leather
goods dealer. The goods are right
and so are our prices. We manufac-
ture to our factories, Harness Horse
Collars, Sweet Pads, Horse Blankets
and Leather Travelling Goads, Insist
on Siam Brand Trade -Marked Goods,
and you get satisfaction. Made only
by
SAMUEL TREES CO. LTD.
42 Wellington 5t. E., Toronto
— Write lot Catalogue -
SAFES
Protean your DOO Sand .CA8n. agennpt
mu and TIIn9V s,' we have. h' alae
and type of Safe, or Cabinet, tar nus out,
Dose, Visit usor write for ode%ete. to
Dont. W.
J.&c-1.TAY L P LIMITED
TORONTO SAFE WORKS'
145 Front 8t, E„ Toronto
Estobnahed 1855