The Brussels Post, 1949-3-30, Page 2GOES ON
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RUSSIIA
7Russia covers one-sixth of the
'world's land surface, and this month
delegates from its most remote
corners gathered at a meeting of
Vat Supreme Soviet in Moscow,
There were Uzbeks from Central
Asia wearing skullcaps; Caucasians
la smocks; Yakuts from the Arctic
'wearing white elkhide boots; and
others whose appearance and dress
mirrored the 180 nationalities—
eount 'ern -180 --who make up
Russia's population.
The Supreme Soviet includes 1085
members of the Communist party
(the only party allowed to exist)
and 254 non-party Bolsheviks. And
all 1339 of them were simply there
for the trip—as they are "yes-men'
and nothing else.
They hold sessions to approve
the decrees of the Politburo, which
controls both the Communist Party
and the Ministries of Government.
They would no more think of dis-
approving than of spitting—public-
ly, that is—on Uncle Joe Stalin's
picture.The main order of business
was to approve the 1949 budget—in
which the Russian armed forces get
79 billion rubles, as compared to 66
billions last year.
The meeting drew world atten-
tion—not so mucic because of the
budget but because of the dramatic
shifts in the Soviet high etnnnland
which has just been announced.
The Politburo was present—and
Molotov sat at Stalin's right hand.
His appearance there seemed to
lend weight to the theory that Molo-
tov has by no means been demoted,
Instead, he has been relieved of his
duties as Foreign Minister to order
to devote more time to bigger policy
tasks—possibly that of cucercueing
Stalin.
Should this occur, there will prob-
ably be little change in the Russian
attitude toward the "war -mongers"
of the west. As one ribald observer
put it, "the only real difference be-
tween lefolntov and Stalin is that
Joe's' moustache is more liahte to
get into the soup."
THE UNITED STATES
Just a month before Coe Nor-
mandy invasion—on May 11, 1944
to be exact — the German radio
broadcast a program titled "Vision
of Invasion." It depicted an "Ohio
mother" dreamy; of all the horrors
of D -Day. 'There were vivid sound
effects of srreams, groans and battle
noises and the program was "beam-
- eel" both toward the United States
and at _American troops in England
---the play reaching an agonized eli-
max with time death of she "Ohio
mother's" soldier son.
The part of the mother was play-
, ed by ".Axis Sally" — in real life
Mildred Elizabeth Glllars, now 48,
an American who had lived in Ger-
many for )-tare and oho had.
handled many osier Nazi nrope-
geeda assignments.
Last January :)xis Sally erten on
irial for treason at Washington.
Recons of her broadcasts were
played in court. German actors
identified per voice. Her defense
was that she had been forced' to
broadcast — and that anyway she
had taken the Gefman oath of al-
legiance,
l-
legiat, e, aild so was not guilty of
'treason to time United States.
Early this. month the jury found
bliss Giilars guilty of treason,
specifically on the count of her par-
ticipation its the "Vision of in-
vasion" brnadrasl. Her Sa'wy'er im-
mediately petitioned for a re -trial,
1f the mafiosi for this is not sir.•
cessful, Miss tillers faces a mini-
mum sentence of five years in
prison.
And, all things considered, if she
gets off with the minimum, most
folks will think it little enough.
CHINA
In spite of his retirement es Presi-
dent, it seems as if Chiang Kai-shek
is still putting a finger, or perhaps
two of them, into the Chinese
political pie. His influence ie still
strongly felt, and various high -
placed Chinese figures either tele-
phone or visit him regularly.
So Nationalist China seems to be
in the state of not being able to get
along with Chiang, and not being
able to get along without him--
especially
im—especially since a number of key
army commanders will take orders
only from him.
Before he left Nanking, Chiang
appointed his own men to posts
along the line of retreat extending
along the Fukien coast to Formosa.
At the sante time be started a south-
ward movement from the Nanking -
Shanghai area of government files,
equipment of all descriptions, mili-
tary supplies and the central gov-
ernment's gold reserve.
A considerable sunt in gold is in.
Formosa, where it is conveniently
separated from the mainland. Look-
ing on Formosa as their last bas-
tion, top Chinese officials have not
been unmindful of the fact that
American military men have dis-
glared more than passing interest
in that island, which lies along the
communication line between Japan
and the Philippines.
Chiang himself regards his fight
with the Communists as part of the
larger international struggle. People
close to him have clearly indicated
!!tat he is planing his hopes on an
intensification of Russian -American
differences in the Far East.
SANITY IN SPORTS
intensive competition, the desire
to win and gate receipts are mask'•
ing our vision as to the more im-
portant functions which sport and
recreation should serve, it is stated
by Dr. A. S. Lamb in an article—
"Sanity in Sport"—in the current
issue of Health. • ,
"The attendant evils arc apt to
make very rapid inroads on our
traditions of play, which may be-
come so impregnated as to create a
most serious situation for the rising
generation," Dr.Lamb states. "It
is uusound and unhealthy to think
in terms of compensation every time
an athlete steps on the field. It is
our responsibility to see that the
many thousands of boys and girls
who want to play 'for love of it,
have the opportunity to do so. It
is our obligation to see that partici-
pation receives its proper emphasis,
rather than passive observation.
That would be sanity in sport."
Dr. Lamb emphasizes he is not
opposed to professional sport which
he termed a form of public enter-
tainment, but states "what I am
opposed to, however, is to be one
thing and. camouflage oneself as a
(hamelon,"
"Honesty, loyalty, or any other
attribute of character cannot be ins
posed—they must grow from within
as a result of guide/d situations
which call forth the right res -
ponces," Ur. Lamb write;. "The
values of sane sport vary with age
1 and of:•0,r conditi.ms, but 'playing
the game' ;as a depth and wealth of
meaning which extends beyond the
1
geese itself Into she activities of life.
Ly TOM GREGORY
10EVER ATTEMPT r0 RE•
MOVE THE SCREW END OF
A BROKEN ELE'tlRIC LIGHT
BULB WITH YOUR BARE HANDS.
MANY PERSONS WHO HAVE
TRIED IT CAME AWAY FROM
THE TASK vd.•' GASHED
FINGERS.
iT IS NO LESS DANGEROUS TO
REMOJE THE BULB WITH A
PLIERS, INASMUCH AS PITS
OF GLASS A8MV FLY OFF
INT0 YOUR EYE.
SAFEST WAY IS TO TAKE
AN ORDINARY CORK AND
PRESS IT FIRMLY INTO
THE BASE. YOU WILL
FIND IT IS RELATIVELY
EASY TO UNSCREW THE
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41
To Fight For The Heavyweight Crown—Eezard Charles, left
above, and Jersey Joe Walcott are set to light a 15 -round match
in Chicago next June for the heavyweight crown vacated by
Toe Louis. The Brown Bomber - himself, no v ttntiled protnbter,
will sponsor the match.' '
Among tilt, counties Canadians
Who take an interest in Big League
b a s e b a 11 doings, the Brooklyn
Dodgers probably number more fol-
lowers than any of the other fifteen
clubs in the two major loops. If you
happen to be one of these, our ad-
vice is to keep an eye on how Rex
Barney goes this season; as there is
better than a fair chance that he
might develop into one Of the great-
est pirching sensations of all time.
A few words regarding the color-
ful 3Ir. Barney night not be amiss.
If, in dishing them out to you, we
lean rather heavily—although un-
beknownst—on the writings of
Arthur Daley of the New York
Times, think nothing of it. When
we started out in this writing dodge
we resolved that, should we find it
necessary to steal, we'd only do so
front the best available sources.
Rrhen Harney first reported, as
an 18 year old kid, to the Dodgers
back in 1943, Hranch Rickey kept
insisting that he'll develop into one
of the greatest pitchers in the game.
Of course Rickey might have been
-a 'trifle prejudiced, seeing that he
owned Rex; but Joe DiMaggio
should be able to give an unbiased
opinion. And Di\fag--after batting
against Barney—declared that he
was faster than hobby Feller in his
prime,
* , w
Yet,. upao thc.dniddle of Iasi sea-
son, Rex never really clicked, 1 -Ie
was so utterly lacking in control
that all he could show for his first
twelve games was one 11 -inning tie,
This caused Lippy Leo Durocher,
then manager of Brooklyn, to say
"That kid just hasn't gat it, and
he'll never pitch another important
game for me!"
5 5 4•
A few days later Duroehcr w'as
out of the drivel's scat and soft-
spoken Burt Shctten was handling
the reins. Shorten seemed to have
Barney's Iiumber; and Rex proceed-
ed to string up eleven wins in a row,
He probably n-ade Durocher sorry
for his harsh words too; for one of
his victories was a no hit, no run
game against the hippy One's New
York ;lards.
e * 5
One truuble with Barney wee that
he never had a rral chance to learn
his trade. Aper entering organized
ball he nerved up with dizzying
rapidity, going from Duette n to
Montreal to FSrooklyn in the spare
• of four mouths, And the first pitch
he Made 111 each of those stops seas
—well, out of the ordii srv, to say
the least.
The first ball he threw at Durham
eluded the raleins% barged through
the screen behind the plate, and hit
a sports writer on the head --prob-
ably the bast vulnerable spot he
could find On any of that tribe. The
kind of support he got at Durham
made winning rather difficult. Ilis
team -Wates resole as many as nine
errors in sue game, 11e ['Belied a
one -hitter --and lost, 1 to 0. Once
he had a 5-4 read going into the
eighth and Bruno Betzr1, his man-
ager, grimly advised him that if he
wanted to win, he had better strike
old the next six men. So Rex I
obediently week oat the next six ,
men.
5 * w
Fresco Thompson, the Ivfontrcal
manager, didn't' want anybody so
green—and when Barney got to the
Quebec metropolis he sat on the
benelt until he had a hole worn
through it, On orders from above
Thompson finally started 'Barney,
Nis first pitch went a foot behind
Goody Rosen's back and tore out
the screen. 'Che next few batters'
119re so afraid to take a toe -hold
that Fresco 'I'h9mp on rracked, "It
Was the only pitch 1 ever saw that
retired tight batters in a row." But
Harney lost that game, -hi the 135.11,
inning.
* *
That Was 111.. only Montle l show-
ing. Brooklyn called !tine rid be
starred for the 1)odgrrs the same
afternoon he arrived, His first heave
hit Eddie Stanley, then of the Chi-
cago Cubs, in the middle of the
back, and the score was tied when
he leas removed in the fifth. IIis
record for that year was 2 loins 2
losses,
5 * '5 ,
When he got back from war ser-
vice in 1946 he was bad when he
pitched and spent most of the time
on the bench. Although 1947 could
have been a big Tear, it wasn't till
the World's Series that he really
rose and shone. In a daring move
he was started against the Yankees
He walked George Stirnwiss. Tom-
my i!enrich doubled. Johnny Lin-
dell walked to fill the bases. And
no to the plate stepped Joe Di-
\laggio.
e * *
l'ydc Sukeforth raced out toward
the mound and Barney thought he
was going to be yanked. "Nothing
to it, Rex," said Sukeforth with a
grin. "Just strike *the big buns out."
So, with the bases jammed, Rex
Barnty fanned baseball's most
dangerous hitter. He threw out
George 1fcQuinn on a force at the
plate. Ands he fanned Billy Johnston.
"A11 my life 1'd been a Yankee
fan and Dilfaggio was my idol,"
ilartley said,tafterward, "I sorter
felt ashamed of myself. But then I
thought that if I could do this to
the very best of them, I night do
all right with the others."
What happened last year, we
have already told you. After a poor
start under .Dnrorher, his new self-
confidence really blossomed playing
for Burt Sltotten, lie warned up
for his no -litter with a one -hitter
against the Phils—and the one bit
was of thelucky*variety.
*
By the end of the 1948 season
there )tram"t a better pitcher h1
baseball. That's why we think it
alight be iniereeting to keep tabs on
]low 11e goes in the coming cam-
paign.
Merry Menagerie -By Walt Disney
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NEW IVAR SURPLUS 11e0vy Duty Tire
Chains for farm trncte•s, heavy trucks, road
graders' ere. All eixe0, write for prices. Jack
1Fadell. 704 11rd Are. "A" Neat, Owen
Sound, Ont.
tame WANTED
WANT 01 D A sued men troy n foo, mink uud
(Urge)• ranch, mast be a good worker, tvuel-
worlhy and come ,veil recommended by former
farm elnnloyero o0, other reliable parties.
New house, all eonvenleSveo, well located.
Apply Box 31, 123-1.8th Street, New loront0.
PIWI''ITARLF•.-sldMine, guaranteed Mosquito
and 0110,•1, .Fly Repellent, Ontario districts
open. Amx 291, Adelaide P.Q., Termite.
MEDICAL
A 7R1A1.—Every mutterer of Rheumatic Paine
or Neurine should try Dixon'* Remedy.
Metro's Drug Store. 325 101510, Ottawa. Poet -
paid 01,00,
U' 1011 are a SilF1'14I31012. from SINUS, Flay -
fever, Iien0eulds, Catarrhal Deafieeu, you
should use NAMELESS Cold Remedy, Coln.
eh -icing tr,nl. 00010008 $1.00. Address P0111y
Prodnet0, Exeter, Ont.
HAVE YO17-HEAR)) Omni- Dixon's 5touritis
and Rheumatic P0ht Remedy? IL gives good
results. AOmro's Drug :lure, :136 Elgin, Ot-
tawa. Pootnaid 11.00.
NURSERY STOOK
BUY 'Di1i'LNDAELE Seeds for yourgarden.
New Catalogue 11050 ready. Write for Free
Cony. Ontario Seed Company, Waterloo, Ont.
PI,ANT a ledge—Reaeye now for Spring de-
[WNW—extremely hardy—nuielt growing Chi-
nese Elm—will grow two feet the Bret year—
enough plants (26) to plant 25 feet. Special
price 25 planta far 02.08. 12 -Inch *1501—or,
26 plant, for 14.02, 2 -foot size, Write for
New Free Full Colour Garden Guide, Broolt-
dale-Kingsn'oy Nurseries, Sowmnnvllle, Ont.
AMAZING VALDE!— a evergreens, 2 shads
trees, '..ornamental scrubs, 2 chryonnthe-
mume, 10 pe'ennlnls, 10 plants, ail different,
$1.40, 6 apple trees time to name, 0.11 differ-
ent, 4 /0 feet. 8248, Complete nursery cite-
logue tree. May farm Nurseries, Gat,
N IJESIN0
D1)I.LBt'i:10 CON V A Lit:S(EEN9 HOSPITAL
IN IIEAU'P110U1 81`, CA'efAItlNES.
A homo away from home Graduate nereea,
male 000 female; night and day d0ty. Excel.
tent meals, pdooa moderate, a'ivate and semi.
private. .rooms available. Our opeolalty Is
nervous,, egrd and convalescent Our alm-
00a't00Y and eervioe.
505 111501ln:1i1011 0nuly to superintendent In
phone 6 5262
Ill' 1'O Will:NIMEES for HIEN mod WOMEN
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NO INVESTMENT REQUIRED
1f you 00e already selling, 'al cell, or Lire
well known 01 51101' u01'01115'. Tina is, y'0nl•
IP101'1u111iy, Por 9era01191 nil pry few write
10-5010 to: 21r. H, 1. Low:Morsl , 8 Tuvalu
Avenue. 'Toronto P, Onto rl0.
PAINTS -
1''1t (1':1---1 Gallon Paint for beat 10tter contain.,
ing helpful wonting hints. Barn Paints.
,shite, erne, gre011. 1110 red and Vence Paiute
nil eol0,',,, 82.06 per gallon. New 1940, Ewan.
11. Se:netnoss, Pent, not 0. surplus paint. .411
colors,. Inside and out 51,06 per gallon, Quality
gntu'antend o• money refunded, R. L, Steiner.
21 Rimmed *lent, Toronto. 11011 Orders se -
emoted
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1•IC1.11EILS'1'uNAUGB k Company Patent 80.
'lettere. Nalnbllslled 1800. 150 tiny Street,
Toronto. 8001,1et of Information en rellueet.
PERSONAL
AS'1 HOLUGI CA r, nendingn, 'Scientific. Ac-
curate. Please write for Information. Eva
Winfield. 809 'lourinw, No. 200 Vancouver.
Canada,
L AAI taking a mane 0 mad] repairing end
1 need old watches foe practice. I would be
*010 grateful to anyone who would send reo
some." Dollard Voutonr, J. M, Sanatorium.
STOP 0/1109/90 without lalling anything a1-
ternally or using Pry will power: For in-
formation sena 4n addressed .0(010pe to Pierre,
4421` 'Birks Building, Edmonton. Alberta.
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systems,omplelely Installed. Ontario Rural
Construction. 710 Gerrard St East, Toronto.
STA\il'8
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mall at reoaonallle m'Ice0, eingles at ono cent
and Move. P. Dufresne, 1557 rullum 8t.,
Montreal,
WANTED
HAV10 buyers waiting that want lower priced
farms anywhere In Ontario. Write giving
full particulars to P. S. Star Real Estate
Broker, 001 woodbine Ave„ Toronto,
$600 CASK for old Parer a• Log Cabin
Must be eltnntsd on good else lake with
lake frontage, Reply at 0010, 17 F0lrslde Ave..
Toronto,
Farm Seeds
Pre Season Specials
HAY & PASTURE
MIXTURES
PER
GSA OE; 100 LDS,
No. L Seed hoist) Alfalfa. 00%,
Sweet Clover 1.0°0 $62.00
No. 1 Seed: (about) Red Clover, '
90%, Sweet Clever 10800 541.00
No. 4. See (about) Alfalfa 23%,
Reel Clover 10%, Timothy 20%,
Sweet Clover 716` 140.00
No, 2 Seed: (abant) Red Clover
*1011, Alen,* 10%, 'rituality 85%
Sweet Cloves 10% 182.60
BAGS FREE: Orders over 75 lbs,
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ur
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. Toronto, Canada,
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