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• At first glance, you get the idea it
would have been a greet thing for ;port
in America, a fine thing to cement interne-
tional friendshipe, if Emil Zatopek, the
champion runner of the Olympic Game,
had accepted an invitation from officials of
the government of the United State, en-
thused by President Truman, to vielt this continent and show the
citizens of democracy the unmatched speed and endurance that
swept him to three Olympic crowns,
Now we're glad Zatopek didn't accept. For, as it turned out,
be it a mere tool of the Soviet's ellen& to seize even upon the
Olympics at a medium for propagaada,
For the Olympic flame that burned so brightly • above Hel-
sinki was barely extinguished before Zatopek was in fropt of a
microphone making propaganda for the Russiaos—who had used
their ruthless technique to eend his feliowicountryman John
Masaryk to death through a high window and to convert Mas-
• aryles—and Zatopek's—once proud and free Czechoslovakia into
a virtual slave state.
In commenting on the Games that had so signally honoured
hint—Games to foster international co-operation and global sports-
manship, Zatoptic asserted: "It is too bad the American interven-
tionist generals in Korea would not even stop fighting for the
Olympic Games."
And when he refused to accept the invitation to visit the
United States, he sneeringly stated he wouldn't be a party to "a
circus,"
So we can get along very well, without Zatopek. He has auto-
matically barred himself. It is regrettable Soviet Russia should
use international sport foe political purposes.
It is doubly. shameful that it obtained the help of Emil Zato-
pek, native .ofiln.country that once held its head high among the
free means .3hat world. And quite as shameful that Zatopek
consenteiro ede to such a shameful role.
In 1the 5000 -meter, 10,000 -meter and marathon races
at the 01 ernes, this 29 -year-old Czech Army officer proved
himself ,cloubt one of the most magnificent athletes in
history. e •
This remarkable man is the P. T. Barum of track and field.
He puts on a show that would be the envy of a John Barrymore.
He runs with his head hitched over his left shoulder, his face
wrapped in agony, his fists clenched, elbows bent in a fighting
position. His tongue hangs out of his mouth and he appears to
be gaspieg desperately for air.
But all this while hie muscular legs are pounding off a steady
beat, He staggers and struggles from the waist up, but he is
poetry in motion from the lupe down.
A great athlete. But a very poor citizen of his own unfortun-
ate country, '
Your comments and suggestions far hEI column will be welcomed
by Elmer Ferguson, c/o Calvert House, 431 Yong* St., Toronto.
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Ever play the game of. Pa-
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you, because neither did we.
Nevertheless, millions of folks
are playing this simpleton's game
and losing their shirts—and Id -
=ones — at it. For pachinko has
grown from a rash into Japan's
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national craze. What's•more, it
threatens td become, according
M Ray Falk in The New York
Sunday Times, an export item
into all the rest of Asia,
* *
So, in case it ever spreads to
Canada, we're going to give you
the low-down, so that you'll be
able to get in on the inside right
from the start.
* *
Pachinko is the poor man's
copy of the pinball machine. It
has lured men from mah jong
tables, kept them away from the
Mack and ponies, supplanted the
lunch hour, lowered student book
purchases and marks and made
housewives neglect their babies.
It has led to suicides and petty
crime. It has become a vital soc-
ial issue discussed by Japanese
psychologists, doctors, teachers,
tax collectors. Tt is a subject of
Diet debate. And still it grows.
*
Pachinko machines stand up-
right to save space in crowded
Japan. A lever kicks a steel ball,
a quarter of an inch in diameter,
around the board. Ti the ball falls
Into one of the nine 'winning
cubicles the player gains ten new
balls, An array of nails protects
each cavity to make the game
more difecult. The operation is
entirely manual — no electronic
devices, no blazing lights. And
the Japanese have yet to learn
the Canadian technique of Jnflu.
ening the course of the ball by
swaying from aide to side In the
local pinball addicee crouch
*
The japan IVIoreipoly Cerpera-
Non, the sole makers and distri-
butors of japeneee cigarettes, es-
timates that there are 28,458 pa-
chink° Pallet's. with 927,999 m
o ce
a-
chinin the untry, or one ma-
chine for every ninety citizene.
Tokyo • leads • the A nation with
7,903 pachinko i„ xeetabliehMente
and 201,971 machinee, followed
by Osaka, with over ,3,000 par -
lore. And the game le only now
inundating the rural regions.
There are some 300 machine
manufadturers. The machine sells;
for $20.
A day does not pass that a ca-
baret, candy store • or sundry
goods shop does not close to re-
open as a pachinko parlor. In
downtown Tokyd tavern keepers
have surrendered to the pastime
and converted Here welt -heeled
company directors may be seen
flipping the lever from specially
reserved seats while being fan-
ned by pretty girls. In Osalca,
a cabaret dropped its hostesses
in favour of 1,000 games,
* 5 *
Tokyo has 100 special pachin-
ko balls for' children only. The
children play for sweets, pen-
cils and notebooks. Adults gen-
erally turn their extra balls in
for cigarettes, soap or 'canned -
fruits, A ball costs half a cent,
Tile Monopoly Corporation fig-
ures that 113 per cent of its cig-
arette output is now being sold
through the pachinko housee'
*
The police favor the game. It
occupies the citizenry, prevents
them from getting into trouble
elsewhere. Tokyo police,who
make a fuss over closmg meri-
can imported roulette wheels,
dice tables and one -arm bandits
as unlawful gambling 'denims,
permit pachinko because "it is
not gambling as it onlypays off
five to one et best.",
• * •
• Pachinko has made other soci-
ological news. In 'Aomori prefec-
ture physiciah installid a 'pin-
• ball machine in his office for his
patients to- entertain themselves
while waiting. The Ka.nsei Steamr
shiji Company furnished its ship
lounges with pachinko.
• *
Doctors report cases of sprain-
ed thumbs resulting from an
over -indulgence. This affliction
has become known as pachinko-
tie.
* *
Two teen-age boys, after sell-
ing their personal belongings to
play pachinko, sold their blood
to "gamble." The authprities,took
them into custody, too weak to
talk.
* * *
A 26 -year-old wife was granted
a divorce from her tailor hus-
band en the grounds that he,lost
their savings to pachinko. A hus-
band in Osaka gained a divorce
because the wife had turned into
a pachinkomaniac.
* * 5
A clerk committed suicide be-
cause of the game. Police found
him dead, his hands tightly
clutching tiny steel balls.
Which is all we know, up to
• *
now, about paohinko; end it cer-
tainly sounds like an ideal game
—for suckers. Wonder what' the
chances would be of"getting the
exclusive rights for, gay, To-
ronto? It ought_ to do right well,
there!
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Teaching. Children
While They Sleep
A normal hurnart being &POO'S
about one-thira of hie life asleeP.
For practical purpeees this IS
wasted time, since it contains net
conscious thmight and no actione.
'Yet scientists have found that
a part of the brain shin alert
While the rest of the body sleeps
When the blankets elip on *
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• On awakening they were able
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. . " These' words were re-
peated six hundred times every
night „
. Five weeks after the experi-
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later two more had given up.
Another week added five to the
list.
Eight out of the twenty had
been broken of a deep-rooted
habit.
• One psychiatrist tried the
sleep -teaching machine on a
problem child, who quarrelled
so much witleihis classmates that
he had tVlie 'Withdrawn fOrn
scWool. The psychiatrist drew up
points he wished' to impress the
child and made a recording of
them.
Under influence of these stfg-
gestions, repeated night after
rant, the boy began to straighten
out Evenutally he accepted the
ideas expressed, and began to
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Thus the idea leaves the ex-
perimental stage and enters the
practical.
Aldcus Huxley, in his book
"Brave New World," predicted
that the children of 600 years
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Last year Cyprus sold 1,300,000
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There are two button factories
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The so-called "ivory" buttons
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ivory" obtained from the South
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One type of button used by the
R.A.F. during the war had a
more important use than as an
ornament or fastening, it looked
• like an ordinary R.A.F. uniform
button, but the top unscrewed
(clockwise). Inside was a minia-
ture compass. It was used by air-
crew men to find their way about
when shot down over enemy
country.
For quite a number of cen-
turies the button was an outward
sign otprosperity, and was made
of precious metals, finely worked
and encrusted with jewels. When
men walked in fear and lived at
the whim of a despotic ruler,
and there were no banks or safe
deposite, they wore their wealth
in the form of their buttons.
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