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farmers chieke or turkey poults com-
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Scrimshaw may sound like the
name of a Scotland Yard detec-
tive or a character' in a Dickens
novel, but it is neither. It is
the lost art of making' pictures
on a sperm whale's teeth or
lower jawbone; or of carving
useful or merely decorative ob-
jects from these. The activity is
often referred 'to as "scrim-
shandering." Where the words
came from, nobody knows . . .
During the second dog-watch
of the cruises that sometimes
lasted two or three years, the
tars were given leisure to sing
chanteys, to jig, spin yarns, do
their mending, play dominoes or
chess, get out their fiddles or
flutes, or open their jack-knives
and do some scrimshaw carving
.or engraving. The long lonely
voyage brought forth a crop of
objects carved in' the round —
spoons, jagging wheels for cut-
ting pie crusts, imitation chairs
and lengths of rope . . • cane-
heads, walking sticks, doll, beds,
miniature whales .,and vessels,
chessmen, dominoes, 'toys, and
vases. • Or they "scratched" on
the surface of the teeth or,lower
jawbone, pictures inspired by
thrilling whaling scenes, Godey
fashion illustrations, historic and
patriotic engravings,, and also•
memories of their homes, vil-
lages and families: They copied,
or else they depended solely on
memory, imagination or ob-
servation 'for inspiration: That
some of them must have learned,
a trick or two about carving
from coastal China and from
Pacific Island aboriginals seems
not unlikely. Carving and etch-
ing bone, horn, ivory and ebony
was nothing new. Horns were
carved by soldiers of the War
of 1812 — well before whaling
tars adopted the -.scrimshaw
hobby. Eequimaux and other
ancient aboriginal tribes had for
long been' doing such primitive
carving and "illustration.' Yet,
the. American whaling scrim-
shaw crop is quite a separate
and, readily distinguished mani-
festation. — From "Pictorial
Folk Art New England to Cali-
fr fornia," by Alice Ford..
SILLY QUESTION
A small boy was dolefully
practicing his piano lesson when
a salesman knocked on the door.
"Son, is your mother home?"
"What do you think?" an-
swered the boy.
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taken as directed. It would be
senseless to eliminate the good
they accomplish because of the
dangers in their misuse.
Dr. Bell and Dr. Anderson say
a thorough study should be
made to determine the extent
of the problem in Canada; and
that clinics should be establish-
ed to treat the pilladdict.
Dr. Bell, at his clinic, has seen
the final results of "tranquil-
izers" administered without
competent supervision.
"Pilladdicts are more diffi-
cult to treat than alcholics,"
says he — describing them as
stupified zombies. "They can't
immediately be cut off the drug,
without the likelihood of con-
vulsions or delirium tremens.
Some addicts are so bad, they
can't walk past ' a drugstore
window, says Dr. Bell, without
stopping and staring in fascina-
tion — like an alcoholic in front
of a shelf of liquor. — By Fred
Edge in "Liberty" Magazine.
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In Rubber-Making
Although many usable sub-
stitutes for rubber ' have been
made in recent years it is not an-
synthetically. Now it has' been
able to make "natural" rubber
synthetically. Now ithas been
done by Firestone Rubber scien-
tists. According to a report in
the Scientific. American the in-
gredients of the synthetic con-
sist of isoprene, a liquid that can,
be derived from a number of
substances,_ and the metal,
ium. Upon being heated to 104
degrees Fahrenheit in the pres-
ence of lithium, isoprene is
changed from liquid, to natural
rubber.
Like many other dicoveries
this one was built on earlier
studies, Back in 1879 a French-
man named G. Botichardat heat-
' ed natural rubber to a high
temperature and obteined a vo-
latile liquid called isoprene. He
conceived the' idea that isoprene
might be a chemical building
stone of rubber, which indeed
it turned out to: be. Between 1909
and 1912 isoprene was synthes-
ized in Germany and used as the
basis for synthetic rubber pro,
&teflon. Since then an immense
variety of "elastoniere' have
been synthesized; some with
qualities that far surpass natural
tubber in special 'applications.
Some aubStitnteS have tensile
strength Of 11,000 pounds' per
square inch compared with 4,500
in natural rubber.
One remarkable synthetic rub-
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Its thief use at present is ;as foam
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essential for adding tatightieSa
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a "pill jag" on,. He once imag-
ined the Are department tame
in through his window, and put,
him in a coffin-like black box,
He found that one or two 130-
ties of beer "soothed him down"
after the terrifying hallucina-
tions broaght on byi pilladdicts
tion.
Pepup pills become popular
during the last war, when flyers
on long, hazardous night mis-
sions used them to stay awake
and alert,
Probably partly due to these
same night bombing runs„
Adolph Hitler was well- known
for his addiction to "bennies".
He ate * them constantly and
worked all night,
Following a crackdown by
U.S. and Canadian health au-
thorities, pep-up, pills sold over
the drugstore counter without
prescription were weakened, and
these milder "beanies" are
still used by many students
cramming for examinations.
The problem with these is
that their strength increases in
proportion to the number taken.
No pills, in faeta that are sold
without prescripiion are dan-
gerous in the dosage recom-
mended by the manufacturer —
nor are stronger pills danger-
ous, as prescribed by your doc-
tor, providing he is aware of the
dangers of over-prescription.
One of the sides to the prob-
lem is the easy availability of
many potentially' dangerous
types of pills. Some types of
sleeping and tranquilizer pills
are available without prescrip-
tion — sold ever the counter in
drug stores.
A normal person can become
a pilladdict in either of these
ways:
By taking pills to overcome
some ailment, and developing a
dependence on them, or a lik-
ing for their effect.
Not long ago, an Oshawa,
Ont., man was convicted of forg-
ing a doctor's name to a pre-
scription for barbiturates. The
doctor testified in court that the
man had, been an alcoholic and
had been treated with barbitu-
rate drugs to overcome his ad-
diction. He developed a new ad-
diction to the barbiturate drugs
that had been used to cure him.
A Monreal woman complain-
ed to her doctor she was highly
strung and worries were play-
ing havoc with her nerves. He
prescribed tranquilizers. They
gave her such a pleasant sense
of relaxation, she clung to, them,
even when she had to double
, and finally triple her initial
dosage, to get the same results.
Finally, she began getting pre-
scription arem two Cr three doc-
tors; she ended up saving her
pills for weeks to go. on a real
"binge".
"Most addicts," says Dr. J. D.
Armstrong, psychiatrist at Tor-
onto's Brookside Clinic, "are
people unable to -face life's
problems. They need, help to
meet difficulties in their work,
in family relationships.. They
find that 'crutch' in Tills.
'Most pilladicts are bored
women, whose' families have
grown up and no longer need
them; tired women; women who
loiig for a' social life they can't
have." * * *
There is no simple solution to
the growing problem of pill-
addiction` among Canadians. To
begin with, the pills are a use-
ful, necessary part of medical
care, properly prescribed and
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A while ago in an Edmonton,
MO.; mat James E, Short, for-
peer DEW line pilot, blamed
deeping pills for loss of his
pilot's licence, his driver's
;epee, it neat-nervous break-
gown and the blackouts he had
suffered while driving his car.
"The !law must go after that
pill and have it removed from
the market," he said. "It's ter-
rible; it's ruined. Me,"
Arrested after his, ear was'
teen weaving down a road,
bouncing off curbs, Short was
'zed $10 for carless driving,
But the most important result
)I the trial was that the sleep-
pill in quesion was put on
Canada's "prescription only"
list.
Pilladdiction, or pilicoholism,
las become a threat to the na-
tional health in Canada, second
Inly to alcoholism, and more
serious than addiction to nae-
;totes.
It involves sleeping pills; bar-
biturates; "happy" pills; and
pepup pills or "bennies"; like
benzedrine.
The Department of Health
And Welfare at Ottawa, aware
of the growing problem of pill-
addiction among Canadians, ad-
mits it has no idea of its actual
extent..
Most medical doctors are in-
creasingly aware of the dangers
In over-prescribing sleeping,
pep-up, tranquillizer pills, and
barbiturates. Certainly, the doc-
tors and manufacturers of the
pills themselves, can not be
blamed.
Yet few Canadians realize the
tiny white pills they take, to
induce sleep, relax, or pep
themselves up, can lead to
broken health, failure in busi-
ness life, an emotional crack-
up — and sometimes death.
Here are the few available
facts about pilladdiction in Can-
adaaP
Canadians are consuming
more hen 18 tons of bar-
biturates, sleeping and tranquil-
izer pills each year — enough to
put every man, woman, and
child in Canada asleep every
night for one week.
These pills and tablets kill
more people each year than any
poison. Tin 'Ontario, an estimated
one-tenth of cases admitted to
mental hospitals are pilladdicts.
There are four times as many
pilladdicts as opiate addicts, and
one third 'as many pilladdicts as
alcoholics.
Some of the most authorita-
tive information on the prob-
lem comes from Dr. Robert
Gordon Bell, head of the Bell
Clinic in Willowdale, Ont, <a
Toronto suburb), and 'a leading
Canadian medical authority on
addictions.
"One teeth._ of my patients,"
says. D. Bell, "have' -pill prob-
lems., There aa true addiction,
and it is one of the most difficult
addictions to treat cliniCally."
Dr. Bell has seen three cases.
of addietiOn to liep-up tablets;
which contain 2caffeine, codeine,
phenacetin, and acetylsalicylic
acid, and can be bought with-
out prescription for minor pains.
In 'its issue of October, 1955,
the Canadian Services. Medical
Journal tells of a 60-year-old
war veteran; who went from
a barbiturate' Ae,aanother
prescription pill for relief,µ and
ate up•• to 100 a
This pilladdict saw "Attie
men" running around the. ceil-
ing of his room when he had
BOOKS
Where Sugar
Cane` 'Still' Rules.
Time moves slowly on St,
.Kitts, Stoplights and colored
postcards are unknowr
However, the enterprising chief
engineer of the island's sugar
factory managed to cut through
red tape to import the first quick
fpod freezer and plans are being
made (slowly) for building a
hotel which will meet standards
dictated by the affinity of nor,
them travellers for good food,
clean linen, and absence of in_
sects,
Four years ago St, Kitts resi-
dents could think of nothing but
ugar:,' Sugar dominated their
:
—s
Alves -Old their conversation and
they ,rather resented the intru-
sion. of visitors. Bumper harvests
And good' prices have brought a
.prosperity to the island which
in turn -has.- improved facilities
available let travellers.
Brimstone Hill is perhaps the
best known of St, Kitts' tourist
attractions, and with good rea-
son. This fortified hill, which
legends say was blown out of the
top of nearby Mt. 'Misery, well
deserves the title, "Gibtallar of
the West Indies!' The first guns
were placed here in 1690 when
the island was in the possession-
of the French, the English' hay-
ing been driven out the previous
year.
For the next 100-odd years the
fortress, which soon after its
strategic importance was rea-
lized bristled 'with cannon, be-
came an important factor in the
conquest of the West Indies.
British and French fleets under
DeGrasse, Hood, and Rodney
struggled for supremacy in the
surrounding waters, with the ar-
tillery atop Brimstone Hill play-
ing an important role in the- out-
come of these maneuvers.
Today the ruins of this once-
great fortress have been par-
: tially restored, and after driving
to the base of the fortifications,
the visitor can walk up a long
flight of stone steps to the upper
citadel. Here he can see the pow-
der magazines, storehouses for
provisions, quarters for the sol-
diers, and the famed. Prince of.
Wales Bastion to one side. Para-
pets, dungeons, secret stairways,
moat, and drawbridge—these are
• all here, and as the visitor gazes
out over the blue Caribbean to-
ward St. Eustatius and Saba on
the horizon, he has little diffi-
culty visualizing the tremendous
battles which took place at this
point.
But while history is the domi-
nant force at the northern end
of the island, the lush fields of
sugar cane which nestle up to
the foothills of 3,900-foot Mt.
Misery are perhaps the island's
most interesting feature today.
These regular squares and rec-
tangles of brilliant green are in-
terspersed with the dozen native
villages which rim the island. A
35-mile hardtop read circles the
island connecting these• villages
(many of which' still have that-
ched roofs), 'while the island's
railroad, built solely to carry
cane, runs a similar circle.
Cane shoots, down which cane
stalks from the upper hill cars
are slid to the waiting cane cars
below, and large groups of
workers slashing off the outside
leaves and preparing the stalks
for bundling onto the high-rail-
ed 'cars for the trip to the cen-
tral factory, offer the visitor an
opportunity to observe, the har-
vesting of cane, done today
much as it, was six generations
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age,
A visit to the central 'factory
with its ultramodern machinery
which, in a series of assembly-
line processes, turns the stalks
into raw sugar to be bagged for
shipment to the far corners of
the British Empire, is also in=
teresting. Since the island so.
far has few visitors, the sugar-
plant .engineers appear to be
delighted to serve 'as guides and,
will perhaps Mention; as they ,
wait for their guests to ".mount
the steps to the third tier where
huge vats are boiling the sweet-
smelling liquid, that Princess
Margaret stood in this same spot
and listened to the same ex-
planation on her tour of the
island,
Watching the bagged. sugar'
lightered from shore to cargo;
Ships anchored in the roadstead
is another` Poptilar pastime on
St, Kitts. The heavy red boats
are mowed from the wheat by
two Men 'Who than the 20-foot
sweeps with dexterity and
seeming ease despite their great
Weight. Nearby the local fisher-
men and fruit peddlers display
their ware's in the casual out-
door Market=--Sundry road "Rents
being spread out along the
cement walk which "runs the
length Of the harbor. Further
on fishermen haul in their nets`
--sometimes as many es a doteri,
Men staging what to the casual
observer lOoke like a One-sided
tug of War as the heavy' net is
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