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• Russian publicists claim everything was
invented in that eotintry,from the electric
toaster to baseball, and most other sports,
for that matter, And one which they
haven't yet boasted of devising, but one
to which they're entirely welcome, is the
"fire the coach" system which, at that,
does sound like a Russian conceit.
Not long ago there filtered through the Iron Curtain, via
i3erlin, where the curtain must be thin in Spots, stories of u
Series of "investigations" that followed the pOlympic Games,
and a series of dismissals. of trainers and athletes.
Students of the decadent democratic version of this fire -
the -coach process will be struck by the more stringent, Mus-
covite variations, For the more drastic Russian regulations
Likewise carry more drastic penalties, because in Soviet Russia,
sports are tied directly into the scheme of Russian defense and
Russian propaganda' they are affairs of State, and as such,
are directly under the supervision not of a graduate manager
ar hired coaching expert, but of the Russian Secret Pollee,.
It may seem a trifle drastic, and in poor sporting spirit
to even the most biased, anti -coach groups on this contin-
ent, to complain of a hockey or football coach whose team
fails to win all the time, or a track coach whose athletes don't
capture every event. But the Itusslan system allows no such
weaknesses. Either you're a winner, to the greater glory of the
invincible state; or If a lose{', you're just a low-down traitor
.who is disgracing his country, and should be shot at sunrise
in the Red Square, as a lesson to all who can't go out and beat
the rest of the world.
"Soviet sportsmen" said a recent otlidal 'critique, "are
proving the superiority of their country's government by their
achievements." So when the cry of the comrades echoes out
On the night air, "Fire the coach it's really the cryof the
Secret Police; backed by a state where "win or else" is the
sinister policy. No use the coach and his proteges trying, to
still such voices by promises to do better at the next Olympics,
or European championships. There is no next time. The coach,,
and probably the losing athletes just go out of that business.
Next stop, the salt mines, Or, if Uncle Joe happens to be in a
merciful mood, the firing -squad. '
So let's give Russia a monopoly on the fire - the - coach
system. It's a silly, and unfair and non -sporting idea to start
with, and as such should fit smoothly into the Russian ideology.
Your comments and suggestions for this column will be welcomed
by Elmer Ferguson, c/o Calvert House, 437 Yonge St., Toronto..
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:Arrangements are practically
ctlmpiete for the 1953 Canadian
National Sportsmen's Show to be
held in the Coliseum, Toronto,
March 13 to 21 under the auspices
of the Toronto Anglers' and Hun
ters' Association in the interest
Of conservation, it was announc-
ed by Frank H. Kortright.
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"Judging by the large number
of commercial exhibitors who
have taken space, the new acts
and entertainment in our stage
and water revue and the advance
inquiries for tickets, the 1tJ53
show would surpass all our pre-
vious etorts,v stated the presi-
deittiofthe Toronto"Anglers' and
7fiunters' ASsociatioli.
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"Profits from the Sportsmen's
Show, as has been the case in the
past, will be used to carry on a
varied program to conserve our
natural resources of forest, field
and stream," he continued.
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' Since the first Sportsmen's
Show was held in 1948, the Tor-
onto Anglers' and Hunters' As-
sociation has carried out an ex-
tensive conservation *program
and,at the same time,. has fin-
anced a number of conservation
'projects undertaken by other or-
ganizations.
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Among the highlights pt, the
1953 -Canadian National Sports-
tC
'men's Show will be a boat. show,
motor show, travel show, cot-
tage show, conservation show
and two dog shows. ]snl addition
there will be bowling demonstra-
tions and competitions, a sports
demonstration area where all
sports such as tennis, badminton,
golf, boxing, fencing, archery
and so 'forth will be demonstrated
by experts and- champions, a
demonstration casting pool,
square dancing and other attrac-
tions.
P'S r p'
Again jthis year tile' four doors
of the Coliseum will house hun-
dreds of commercial exhibit; in-
cluding boats, cottages, ears,
trailers, ultra -modern .television
sets and the latest equipment for
all sports, travel and camping.
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During the eight days of the
Sportsmen's Show a new and dif-
ferent stage and water .revue
will be presented 'twice daily in
the arena of the 'Coliseum. .As
producer of this review, General
Manager Loyal M. Kelly, since
the 1952 Show concluded, has
been seeking outstanding acts
and talent on both sides of the
U.S.—Ca2nadian border. 'Some:-
thing
Sone=thing spectacular at this yearns
Sportsmen's Show will be racing
ostriches, never before seen any-
where in Canada.
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During the last four days of
Music In His Ear—An enchanted junior Japanese cups his ear
fo catch every dote from the first music box he has ever seen.
Ile noticed it while walking through a Tokyo department store
gond opened the lid. His feeling of awe and wonder Is clearly
stisibie in the wide-eyed expression on his two-year-old face,
the Sportsmen's Show, MIareil.19,
19, 20 and 21 two dog shows will
be held for the benefit of the
Toronto Humane Society. Some
of the most outstanding dogs in
both. Canada and the United
States will be on display during
these two shows.
* * *
Officials in charge of provin-
cial playdowns leading to the
round-robin competition #or the
Canadian curling championship,
have announced dates for On-
tario and Northern Ontario.
* * *
Play in the , British Consols
competition" for the province of
Quebec got underway et Quebec
City January 28 and continued
until- January 31st in conjunc-
tion with the International Bon-
spiel, At the same time winners
for Nova Scotia were declared in
a Consols competition that got
underway in Lunenburg on Jan-
uary 27 and concluded on Jan-
uary 29.
Winners at Quebec City and at
Lunenburg will journey to Sud-
bury for the Dominion competi-
tion, which will be '"held March
2, 3, 4, 5, and 6, Eventual vic-
tors in the Canada -wide contest
will take possession of the Mac-
donald's Brier Tankard, won last
year by Manitoba's Billy Walsh.
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Dates for Northern Ontario
and Ontario are as follows:
Playoff$ will be held at Kirk-
land Lake among the three Nor-
thern Ontario regional winners
February' 16. •
Playoffs among Ontario divi-
sional winners will be held at
Toronto Granite Club on Feb-
ruary 12.
Bogus Doctor Had.
10,000 Patients
Under the tight -knit regime of '
the British National. Health Ser-
vice it seems incredible that a
professionally unqualified man'
could pose as a doctor ... and get
away with it. Yet when slant-
eyed Kuong Li turned up in
, Leeds claiming to have gained
his degrees overseas, his creden-
tials were apparently accepted
without question.
He was not registered with the
General Medical Council, But he
was appointed a $3500 -a -year
house -surgeon at Leeds Infir-
mary and for two years he ex-
amined patients, practised skilled
operations, including some on
the brain, and duped all his
colleagues.
Million -to -one Chance
The disclosure camt about only
by a million -to -one chance —
when a Canadian professor whom
Kuong claimed to know came
to England and said he had never
heard of him. Kuong promptly
'vanished.
His skill and knowledge, it is
thought, may have' been picked
up in a prisoner -of -war camp.
And though his case should have
been a stern and ample warn-
ing, it proved incredibly easy re-
cently for a coloured man to
masquerade as a doctor in Glas-
gow, glibly saying that he held
Canadian degrees from McGill
University.
At one hospital he toured the
wards, was entertained to lunch,
and watched a delicate operation
in the theatre (where, incident-
ally, he coollypicked the sur-
geon's pocket). Next day, he tried
it again at the Western Inir-
Mary . and was unmasked
only when he casually claimed to
be sitting in a few days' time
for an exam which the surgeons
know wouldn't be held for
months!
In Lancashire, a man visited a
factory posing as a specialist
from the local health authority"
and conducted a mockery of a
tubercular examination, el sev-
eral young girls. In the Midlands,
a man actually opened a consult-
ing room and examined women
patients. The case reached the
ears of the police only when
he engaged a new receptionist
and told her that she, too, could
be a cloctor in a matter of weeks.
All these are signs that the
number of bogus doctors in Bri-
tain today may be dangerously
large. Such cases, indeed, alTord
a disturbing new development in
the police dossiers. A faker from
the Gold Coast, for instance; per-
formed an operation on a baby,
complete ,with an anaesthesist
and a nurse. The law, however,
got wind of him chiefly because
he charged $68 for an operation
which was an Utter failure.
Put Off the Scent
Then there Was a lorry -driver
who deceived his dupes by don-
ning full surgical regalia to per-
form a tonsil operation, though
tubes he claimed were radium
tubes were ordinary :hypodermic.
syringes. Another man assumed
the name of a real doctor and
acted, with remarkable skill, as
a !Gettnt tenons in various parts
of the country.
When doctors looked up his
qualifications, they were, of
course looking up the record of
the real doctor, and the im-
postor's medieal knowledge and
profossiotlal manner put then
completely off the -scent.
Ultimately he was charged with
illegally obtaining dangerous
drugs and getting credit by false
Develops Cheaper Iron Lung—Prof. Hideo itokawa, of Tokyo
University, opens the side door of the new "Duraimin Lung"
which he invented. The device is built to sell for about one third
of the price of iron lungs made on this side of the Pacific.
Ouch—Slugged with a -left to.
the head by Lester Felton, fighter
Del Flanagan winces in pain
during the third round. Felton
won the bout in the fourth
round by a technical knockout.
pretences. Then the amazing
truth came out. In ten years,
working as an assistant to ' a
series of unsuspecting medical
employers, he had treated over
10,000 patients . , and had
safely delivered no fewer than
, fifty-two babies!
Even in the great medical
sanctum of Harley Street there
is a man, his record well known
to the authorities, who acts as a
general consultant two days a
week and claims to do ear and
eye surgery. In actual fact, he
was struck off the Medical Re-
gister some twenty . years ago.
My patients call me 'Doctor-, "
he explains, "but 1 never use
that name myself."
And it appears that he is within
the law.
"TIMBER"
There are a thousand and 'one
everyday uses for' wood. 'So
many, in 'fact, that the world
is using more wood than it 'is
growing.
A hard wood like the oak may
take longer than a century to
mattife, to that those we use now
will not be replaced for more
than a ' hundred. years. Soft
woods, on the other hand, can be
replaced in,. 1.seenty , to thirty
years,
Even this, with our modern
needs for building and pulping,
is a ibitg time to wait, so forestry
experts have been trying to speed
up the process so that a tree can
be ready ,for cutting in about
tenteyears.
One of the first steps in this
direction was to cross -breed the
trees. About a quarter of the ex-
periments made have proved suc-
cessful, which is a good meas-
ure in this work.
As is the case with -al -1 hybrids,
animal or vegetable, there is a
great increase in vigour when
the erpss-breeding is successful.
Cross -bred pines five and six
years old are already twice as
large as the average "pedigree"
pines of the same age.
But fast growth is only one of
the advantages of cross -breed-
ing, For some purposes wood
without knots is necessary, so
that sidebranches, must be dis-
couraged.
Pile Sufferers
Get Quick Relief
When the Ilei. burn and 1,010 04 muss
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By careful breeding, pines can
be produced almost devoid of
branches.
There are age-old enemies of
the forest, such as drought, rust
and weevil, which are being
fought by the new trees.
Thus a species has been de-
veloped to combine the fast
growth of one tree with the
drought -resistant qualities of an-
other, while others are being
produced for their qualities of
resistance to the weevil and rust.
In Britain's Forestry Research
Stations emphasis is on the fast-
growing Corsican pine, beech,
European larch, Scots pine, and
Sitka spruce—rather than our
native hardwoods.
Otherpountries, too, are spe-
cialising in the kinds of wood
they most need. Swedish scien-
tists are working on aspen for
paper pulp. Denmark is concen-
trating
oncentrating on producing dwarf
fruit trees for indoor growth.
Australia and New Zealand are
especially interested is import-
ing foreign trees and acclimatis-
ing them. Canada, a great pulp -
producer, is, working on fast-
growing poplars.
Eventually, with the help of
these hybrids, the world may
produce two or three times its
present volume of timber.
M. 11.
Jack Miner's Story
In Danish Schools
Jack Miner's family has just
been advised that the new school
books in the Country of Denmark
include the story of Jack Miner,
Canadian Naturalist, and his
pioneer Conservation work with
Bird Life which he started at
his Kingsville Bird Sanctuary.
The story is the one copied from
the U.S. school books entitled
"A Duck's Best 'Friend" which
has' already been reprinted in
the school books of Ethiopia and
several other countries and Col-
onies. • 1.
Every child in these countries
will learn of Jack Miner• and his
home' town Kingsville.
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centering excossrntids Ind wastes. Then
you feel better, sleep 60tter, work better.
Gel Dodd's Kidney Pills now. Look for
the blue box with tie' red band at all
druggists. You can depend ori 'Do:jii o, 52
IT RELIEVED
IN A JIFFY
or money back
Very l'a'st use of sooQdng, cooling, liquid
D.A.D. Prescription positively relieves raw
red ftth—"carred by eczema, rashes, scalp
=Ration, chafing—outer Itch troubles. Grease -
.ors, stelnloeo. 41c trial bottle must eatlet of
money. 1,44201t. Ask your druggist for D.D.D.
IRESOMf'TION. -
WHY YOU SHOULD
NOT TAKE SODA
e at you seam from acid Indigention, gas, -
heartburn, scientists Bay baking soda can add
to your upaot, destroy vitamins. taus*
alkalosis, acid rebound.
"After meals I had indignation and . 3004
pains, and i practically lived on belting
soda," soYB Peter George, Lethbridge, Alta.
Then I started 1010(ng Dr, Pterca'n Golden
Medical Dleeovery end 'he pain want awe
end 1 could eat and uniovhey meal* ngoin.
Pined 00 ponnd0 and fell mach better,'"
Thonoeod, who sugared oath distress, due
To Ta organic (0100*, tried Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery with amazing
result* Over 31,000,000 bottled of *iia gree
non.oleoholie medicine, with its 'wonderful
etnimmiti0• 10033 aotlon bawl been sold. 30
date. And no wonder. Poet. talte0 regularly,
It promotes mors normal etomeeb activity,
tiros helping to digest food bettor ea you
won't have gad, hoartburu, sour stoma&
Eacond, with Morneeb nativity improved, you
can eat the Goode you like without fear of
attar-dtstreoa. ..
'Try it. Get Dr.. Mom's Golden Madinat
biecnvery et your drugatot, toda3l
ISSCTE 7 — 1913