The Seaforth News, 1948-05-20, Page 3OportseAnd One Thing
or Another
By Frank Mann Harris
When he steered Citation under
the wire, three and a half lengths
ahead of his stablemate Coaltown,
Eddie Arcaro became the Hirst
jockey to be aboard a Kentucky
Derby winner four tittles. And
right after the weighing -in rites lead
been performed Arcaro remarked,
somewhat wryly, "Nell, that's one
time I picked the right one."
* *
He was thinking, no doubt, of
some of his previous Derby ex-
periences—of the horses he had
thottght were a cinch that failed
to coupe through, and of the ones '
he didn't feel had a chance which
Won.- For crack jockeys can pick
ultimate losers that look like cer-
tain winners, even as you and 1.
Arcaro's first Derby mount was
Nellie Flag, back in 1945. Every-
body had Nellie pegged as the
greatest filly since Regret—the only
one of her sex ever to win the great
Julep Belt event. But Eddie dis-
covered—as have many others be-
fore and since—that fillies are a
risky proposition early in the year,
and Nellie Flag finished up with
three others in front of her.
. His next mount, three years later,
was Lawrin—and if Arcaro had had
his own way, he'd have missed the
thrill of forking his first Derby
winner. "I want no part of that
one," he told Ben Jones, the trainer,
when asked to ride, "I've got no
confidence in him." But Jones per-
suaded the jockey that Lawrin had
one burst of speed that was bound
to take him to the front. Rounding
the bend for home Arcaro turned
that burst loose; and that was that.
* * *
Eddie confesses that he was also
dubious regarding Whirlaway's
chances, in 1941. He didn't like the
way Whirlaway had been beaten
is the Blue Grass Stakes and in
the Derby Trial; and he knew that
the horse had crazy habits and was
Just as liable to climb the fence into
the infield as not. One of Arcaro's
great regrets is that he didn't
take a little of the 10 to 1 somebody
offered him against the horse—as
all Whirlaway won by was a mere
eight lengths.
In the 1942 renewal Eddie had
his pick of two mounts—and grab-
bed the wrong one. They were
Shut Out and Devil River, Arcaro's
choice was Dlevil River; and al-
though, two days before the race,
when he breezed both horses, Shut
Out felt and worked better, he re -
sed to switch, and stuck to his
original choice. Shut Out was the
winner.
Although his mount in the 1944
Derby was the favorite, and there
wasn't much to beat, Eddie had his
doubts as to the horse's ability to
last the mile and a quarter distance.
He was right. Stir Up failed to go
the route and Pensive won Next
year he was in the saddle �n Hoop
Jr.' and didn't have to work any
harder than he did this month on
Citation. Hoop Jr, bust off in
front and never had even a
glimpse of another horse until they
were pulling up after the finish.
* *
Lord Boswell was his mount in
194G—a horse that everybody
thought would come from behind
with terrific speed, mowing down
ail contenders in the stretch run.
But it was a, big field, hard to get
through, and the chances are that
Lord Boswell wasn't all the horse
the experts said he was. Anyway,
he didn't make it.
*, * *
Arcaro still thinks and maintains
that he gave Phalanx, the 1947
favorite, as good a ride as pos-
sible; although there were a whole
heap of onlookers who don't agree,
and say that Eddie was distinctly
outridden. That race still troubles
his dreams, and he's studied the
movies dozens of times looking for,
and failing to find, any mistakes
he made.
"Phalanx was a slow horse to
pick up speed so I didn't hurry him
away' from the gate," Eddie says.
"Starting with the backstretch I
thought we should be passing some
of the ones in front When I saw
that we weren't I hit Phalanx at
the five-eighths pole. Fromthe
stands- it might have looked as if
we were flying then, •but I'm still
not convinced that we were Even
at the head of the stretch we were
unable to gain on Jet Pilot; and
the 'Only reason we gained on hint
on end was because he was.
coming back to us. I couldn't have
given him a better ride""
Just For Fun
A cub reporter on an English
newspaper was reprimanded for
going too much into detail. "Keep
it brief," ordered the editor. The
next day he found the following
on his desk:
"Shooting tragedy last night.
Lord Hapless, a guest at Lady
Wistful's, complained of feeling
ill, took a highball, his hat and
coat, no notice of anyone, his de-
parture, a taxi, a pistol from his
pocket, and his life. Good chap.
Regrets."
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Lightning rods protect buildings
Only when the connections to the
rJttound are good.
"Canning yiHelp for the Cancer Fight—Like all others who re-
alize the importance of combatting this great hiller, railway
workers throughout the Dominion are helping the "Fight
Cancer" Fund. A novel plan has been adopted • by railway
freight department employees; and pictured here is one of two
jam tins which will travel across Canada and back for con-
tributions, just before it left Vancouver aboard the C.P.R.'s' fast
freight "Seaboard" on its way to Halifax and intermediate
points. A similar can will travel over the lines of the Canadian
National Railroad. The idea 'originated at Vernon, B,C., and
the two "tins with silver linings" will finally be returned to
that point for delivery to Cancer Fund 'authorities.
What Goes On In The World
By Norman Blair
Western Europe
In March the Foreign Ministers of
Britain, France, Belgium, Holland
and Luxembourg put their signa-
tures to a treaty of mutual defense.
That was the start of the European
Western Union; and on the same
day the treaty was signed, President
Truman pledged the United States
to give the Union assistance, in the
titue of need, "by appropriate
means".
Now a joint general staff has been
established among the five nations;
and in an effort to let the United
States know just how much assist-
ance would be needed, have made
an estimate of what the strength of
the Western Union Nations would
be in terms of nanpower.
Army Navy Air Force
Britain 527,000 307,000 147,000
France 465,000 58,000 72,000
Holland 110,000 38,000 7,000
Belgium 58,000 nolle 7,000
Luxembourg (Strength negliblc)
Australia
With so much talk about rising
prices and the advisability of re-
imposing price controls in Canada,
it may be of interest to know a little
of what goes on "Dowd Under"
The most recent available reports
say that price controls still apply
to goods sold within Australia; and
while the Price Commissioner has
authorized certain advances, on the
whole the level has been pretty well
maintained.
A review of . etail prices la six
Australian state capitals showed that
the index for the three months end-
ing last September—with the 1916-
1939 average taken as equal to 100
— were as follows; Food and groc-
eries, 126; Rent of small houses, 106;
Clothing, 191; Miscellaneous goods
and services, 126.
Wholesale price of basic materials
and foodstuffs leave also risen to
some extent, although not nearly as
much as on this Continent. The
wholesale index for Novetnber 1947
—compared on the same basis as
above — was 139 for coals and metal;
158 for oils, fats and waxes; 281 for
textiles; 143 for chemicals; 130 for
hides and rubber; 189 for building
materials; 150 for foodstuffs and to-
bacco.
It is interesting to note that the
index for goods principally imported
into Australia was 195, while that
for goods principally produced at
home was only 139. As at the end of
1947 consumer rationing still con-
tinued to apply to heat, tea, butter,
clothing and gasoline.
The United States
Of special interest to many Cana-
dians is the victory scoredatWash-
ington for the pro margarine forces,
In New York, for instance, marga-
rine is selling at 45 cents a pound,
against butter price of more than
double that. Dairy interests have
long contended that present restric-
tive laws and taxes must continue,
fearing that unrestricted margarine
may eventually mean — literally -+
the end of their bread and butter.
But in spite of bitter opposition the
House of Represena;tives voted by
over two to one to repeal the Fedet-
af tax. However, rougher slsddin ie
expected In the Senate, where a.
smaller dairying states earry Just ne
much weight as those having big
City ,populations.
Palestine
Affairs lit that *tush -troubled
land eontinue to remain in a dendi-
tion of chaos, and there are many
who regard the Arab threat of in-
vasion, with the purpose of taking
the whole country, a very real one.
The one man who may hold the
key to the whole Palestine situation
is Abdullah Ibis El-Hussien, king of
the mountainous little country of
Trans-Jordan. For although Abdul-
lah's country is small (population
only 335,000) and was recognized as
a ,•sovereign, independent kingdom
only two years ago, his Arab Legion
is by far the trongest Arab army in
the Middle East, and what he says
carries the utmost weight in the
seven -state Arab league.
The Legion has 15,000 trained and
disciplined fighters, who have tanks,
mobile artillery and other modern
mechanized equipment. The top-
ranking officers are British, the
Legion coenneander being John
Bagot Glubb Pasha. And very close
ties are said to exist between Ab-
dullah and the British Foreign Of-
fice.
Great Britain
In April, for the fourth successive
month, Britain's steel industry broke
its own production record. The suc-
cessful drive for more scrap iron was
apparently a contributing factor,
which has carried steel production
far beyond the goal set by the Gov-
ernment.
Production last month was at an
annual rate of over 15 million tons,
whereas the year's target was only
14 million tons. Pig iron production
also rose in April, with the industry
evidently feeling the benefit of new
blast furnaces.
DOES
INDIGESTION
WALLOP YOU
BELOW THE BELT?
Help Your Forgotten "28" For The Mod 01
Mel That Helps Make You Rads' To Co
More than half of your digestion 1' lbw
below the belt—in your 28 feed of bowels.
So when indigestion strikes, try aomg
that helps digestion in the sbmaob ANIS.
below the belt.
Whet you may used la Carter's Little line
PSL to Ors neededhelp to that "le:gates&
28 kat" d^weld.
before
and � mesh. Take thttle em .over 000rd
dUeotion& They help wake up R lesser aver
as41�8 Woes d,geetOve oes b atontieh
AND bowmb—help you digest what yen bays
oaten la Natse.'s own wag.
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ISSURf1-1948
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and heavy produotlon'out of chicks with a poor
breeding background..,,, Ton Notch chicks are
all from Government Approved Pullorum tested
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16 yearn. Can give prompt delivery on all
popular pure breeds and cross breeds In non -
sexed, pullets and cockerels. Also started
'ohleks and older pullets 8 weeks to laying.
Send .for reduced prlcellst, for May. Free
catalogue. Top Notch Chick Sales, Guelph,
Ontario.
—41,4—Heavy Breed Cockerels—Sc—
Butoex, Sussex x New Hemp, New Ramps,
prompt delivery: 6c, After April 20th: 536c,
lttay 1st to May 10th: 60, Rhode Island Reds
41/2e. Rock x Leghorn and Sussex x Leghorn
2o, Leghorna 10. Fast Feathering Rocks and
Rook x New Hamito.' to May 6th 6c. 6150
1 -10th: 7c. To receive these specials enclose
this ad with order. All prices subject to
change without notice. HURONDALE
MUCH HATCHERY, London, Ont.
IMilIED1ATE delivery chicks, dayold, started.
Your neighbors may lacer wish they had
more eggs and poultry for the markets ready
for them. Be wise, be sure you have enough.
Bray hatchery, 130 Sohn N., Hamilton, Ont.
FREE! 100 HEAVY -BREED
COCKERELS
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White Leghorn pullet, 828.50, Now Hamm.
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HATCHERY, LONDON, ONT.
PULLET bargains while they last. 6 week old:
Barred Rocks, Black Australorps, White
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New Hampshire X Barred Recite 50.05. Black
Minorca X White Leghorn, White Leghorn.
Brown Leghorn, 58.96. Aaeorted Breeds 1.00
Der hundred less. Also 0 week old,, two and
three and four week old pullets, cockerel. and
non -sexed at bargain prices. Dat' old cockerel
bargains; White Leghorn,, Black Minorca 20
White Leghorn 1.00. White Leghorn 25 Bar-
red Rock, 2.60, Aleo heavy breeds at reduced
prices. Send for complete prlcelist. Twaddle
Chicle Hatcheries Limited, Fergus, Ontario.
BREEDER HATCHERY CHICKS
OVER 10,000 BREEDERS IN
LAKEVIEW FARMS
All double blood tested, banded and Inspected.
Many customers, have had year. of continuous
success, with Lakeview chicks, You can too.
From John Cole,, Gravenhuret, Ontario --
"Many 12anke for ane shipment. I have
100% livability." 'Wonderful 'success. 76
to 805 production with your Sussex," reports
Arthur Aryere, Ossoode, Ontario.
EGG SHORTAGE
Total chick batchingo down 50% from year
ago. Feed prices veil be lower and egg prlcee
higher.
POULTRY MEAT SHORTAGE
Reports show cockerels started to date down
70 to 80% from year 650. 8-4 Ib. broilers
are eolling for 86 to 40o lb live weight. The
margin of proal le greater than ever.
PROMPT DELIVERY
60,000 Lakeview chleke weekly. Wo can give
prompt delivery 1n most breeds. Give 9nd
choice of breed, if poeolble. Breeds available
Sussex, Sussex x N. Hamas., B, Rock z
Humps., Barred Rock., N. Flamm, Rhode
Island Rede, Large typo W. Leghorn,, Rock
x Leghorn, Sussex x Leghorn. N, Hamp, x
Leghorn.
STARTED PULLETS 4 wks: 24 wits.
Get a head start with started pullets or book
order for Suture delivery 8 weeke to ready to
day. It looks like It will be Impossible to buy
well -started pullets later on. All older pullets
raised on free range under Ideal rondlttons,
HEAVY BREED COCKERELS
Thou,nnde available weekly. Send for epactal
low prlcee on large orders.
CAPONS 4 WEEKS READY MADE
There 1e good money In raising Capons. 8811
for es much per ib. es turlceye. 85 to 40c
per lb. alive now,
Send for largo llluetrated catalogue and man-
agement book end weekly opeelal list of day
old. started Dutlete and capons.
LAKEVIEW POULTRY FARM
AND HATCHERY
FILL your brooder houses with May or June
OM0000 It isn't too late to start Winter
layers, if you select Twaddle early maturing
chicks. Twaddlechlclte have extra vitality
and stamina to live and grow rapidly during
the hot weather. Twaddle high producing
strain. have the obaraateriettcs needed for
Pratte. Give. you more eggs, more meat.
We can give prompt delivery on all popular
breeds and erose breeds 1n day old, started
two, three and four week old, also older pullet.
eight weeks to laying• Send for reduced price-
Ilet for May and June. Free catalogue.
Twaddle Chick Hatoherlee Limited, Fergus
Ontario. 128 ACRES, Welland County, one mile rdm
Lake Erie. Clay loam, 30 norm hardwood
12%c — Hurondale Chicks — 12%c bush, 3 acres good fruit trees, plenty of wstsg.
All Breodere double-bloodteeted and banded. Large brick house, barn 88 1 100. shed 30. x 71,
backed by high pedigreed foundation stook. concrete olio 11 x 40, 1 hen houses, 1 brooder
Many cuetomere report "Beet °bloke I ever houses. Rich land.
had, and prlcee so reasonable", 'The Farm owned be same family ahtoe 1446.
chick. 1 had from you bavo done .plendldly" Advancing age reason for eelling. H A. Dar -
reports Jame. Wright, Owen Sound. Pure rick, R.R, 2, Walnfleet. Ont.
Sussex mixed: 14c; Sussex x Now Flame,
Rook s New Hemp, Barred Rock and New
Ramp maxed: 12%o: pullets: 24o. Rock x
Leghorn, Sussex x Leghorn, New Hamp x
Leghorn to May 20th: mixed: 140, Dullete: 27c,
cockerels: 2c. After May 20th. Mixed 12140,
Pullets 24c, Large type White Leghorn
Pullets 24c, mixed 12i%e. ,Fast Feathering CASE pickup baler, and trotter etch rake.
Rock and Rock x New Hama eockerets 8o good condition to highest offer. H. Rtmee'II
to May let; Sussex x New Mann and Broad Eddy, Scotland, Ont.
Breasted New Hemp cockerels to May let.
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WH1>aZIDR motor tO put on gone own al -
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Chieftain heavy duty bicycle. With 6e01
duty tire., heavy duty apogee and heavy duty
inning forks, 5276,00. Corgi paratroopers
folding motorcycle .5285.00. French Barnett
Power -bike, 6207.00. Franol,. Barnett "Merlin"
motorcycle (made In England), .3459.00. We
pay shipping charge.. Rae Q. Watson. 167
Wellington St., London, Ont. Official ,cycle
headquarters for Western Ontario
BROAD -BREASTED BRONZE
TURKEY POULTS
Also SMALL WHITIeS and BROAD -
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and SMALL B.n.B.'8
THIS looks the year to make real .money 1n
turkcye. Send for our Turkey Guido and let-
ter to get all the detail.. There le a good.
American market and demand, The duty 1e
down 2 cent, per Ib. Feed price. are going
down. Quotations for May delivery for grain
are down 513.00 to 617.00 per ton. Amorl-
Can Breeder flocks are down 40-60 per cent.
Poul1 production will bo away down. It 1e
expected that Canadian poulte will be eblpped
to U.S.A. by May or before at good prices,
Plan to ratee emits! This to the 10ar1 Book
Your order Howl Big dlecounto for April
delivery, Send for Turkey Management Guide
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prevention of disease. and rearing method..
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Buy Superior Quality, Extra Profit, day-old
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The reproducers aro R.O.P, or descending from
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laying large eggs, from 24 to 82 nonce per
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00. Ask for our price clot. For Immediate
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HI -POWERED Rine.—Write for descriptive
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EAT HONEY, Nature'. finest sweet, we will,
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WEED control with chemicals L easy, Quick
effective and economical with use of Han-
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formation to George White a Sone Company
Limited, London, Ontario. n
HIGH PRICES — USED BAGS
Mlnlmum quantity 200 bag.. Write
WESTERN BAG & BURLAP COMPANY
87 Front Street fust Toronto, Ont.
MACHINERY
NOW IN STOCK. Beatty deer and 'hallow
well pressure system., deep well Hand Pump.,
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both etatlonary and portable. Complete line
of woodworking maobfhery, Eleotrio Motors.
all algae in 15 and 80 cycle. Portable Electric
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Mllgrom Eloctrlo Limited
70 King Street West
Hamilton, Ontario
ROOFING — SIDING
Bargain — Mill Ends — Factory Seconds
210 1b Aophalt Shingle. 54.16 ISM
126 Ib, Asphalt Shingle/1.84 IQ,
Colours—Green, Red, Blue, Black, Green
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7I s thick Brick Siding, Red or Red Blend
$8.96 SQ.
Smooth Rolled Roofing 15 Ib, 11.65. 56 Ho
82.10. Reck laced 90 lb. Roofing *8.80
Rod, Green & Black. F.O.B. Hamilton.
Theca are real vane* at the above prices.
Order Now, Stock limited.
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R0XER Peoples, brindle, 6 menthe, dulnen syt
etre. Henry Stameryhana., R.R. No. lh
Welton, Ont,
51.c. May 1 . 10th: 60• Aaeorted Mixed
chick. 11c, assorted pullet.: 230. AOeorted
heavy cockerels, 6, when available. All
Prices subject to Change without nonce.
100% Live Delivery to your Station. 51.00
Per 1.00 deposit, balance C.O.D. Order from
and enclose this ad, HURONDALE CHICK
HATCHERY, LONDON, Ontario.
6 WEEK old pullet bargains while they lastl
New Hampshirea, Barred Rocks, White
Rooks, Black Auotratorpe. 40.95. Black Min-
orca x, White Leghorn, White Leghorn, 52,96.
Assorted Breeds 1,00 per hundred lees. Alco
four, three and two week old pullets, oodcsrolo
and non -sexed chick: at reduced prions, Day
old cockerel bargains; White Leghorns, 1,00.
Blank Australorp X White Leghorn,, 2.50.
Alco heavy breed. at bargain price:, Send for
complete prlcollet, Top Notch Chick BMW.,
Guelph, Ontario,
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HAVID YOU anything Heade dyeing or clean-
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76 UNSORTED Newfoundland 16a. Real vane,�,,
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Ontario.
HELP WANTED
PROTESTANT teachers wanted for Townehly
School Area of Eenneba. State oivallflce-
tloa., nam of last tnepeotor and eatery
expected.
DUTIES to commence Sept 1. 1641. Appb
Q. E. iIugheo. Soe.-Trona.. Arden. Ont.
WINT2406lure4e and nurses' aids }or outli-
taw relief and permanent etaft. Full ma*
poho. provided. Apply Superintendent of
urime, Freeport Baoatorlum, Hit:bener, OnQ
APADLE experienced girt general hound -
work, fond of ohildren, private room. Refer.
00000. 436 Palmerston Boulevard, Toronto,
P/AND13944/213erly eouplo, no Qhl dren. Sari
to aeifs-t w�lth fordi ifdile And Ohba,. Se -
Yate new five -room living qu►rt.rs with ba
teotriolty, fuel, hat, garden plot furnish .
be Skelly, R. R, No. 3, Pr.0,ott, Ont.
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The term hawk is applied in a
general way to all the diurnal
birds of prey with the exception of
vultures, eagles and owls.
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Are you married?"
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