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..The most sporting football game
played in Canada this year didn't take
place on the gridirons of the eastern
Big Four,, nor the Western Conference..
Doubtless these grim battles in Canada's
udents oer f sportsmskin ` barushlp. ckets But not he kind
to which we refer.
The most sporting game of all' wag played on McGill's big',
football bowl, September 19,: It,'wa- Canada's nearest ap-.
Preach tp the Rose 130w1, game that hits 4he peak of, United
States college football. biory. And, as In the Rose Bowl
it was college, vs. college and east vs. "west, '
This game was of high' sportmg'merit because it. was
designed for a fine Purpose, that of 'establlshin ,,or contri-
buting to a fund to make life brighter for Canadian parep)e-
gic war heroes.
University of British Colufnbia sent its football team east
to play McGill. The game was the first of what Is planned
to be an annual event for the Winston Churchill trophy.
The grim old British warrior and statesman who defied Nazi
air power at; the lowest ebb of Allied hopes in the last
World War, gave his consent to use his name for a trophy.
There is atrophy record -book, which",will be kept in a coin-
partment df the famous sculpture "The .Onslaught", a suitable
reeeptacrie,"for the fine piece of work its by Dr, Tate McKenzie,
famed Canadian scltlptor, a Work that Is the property of the
University" of Pennsylvania and depicts with great vigor and
vibrancy, at charging football line. ' Each year, the auto-
graphs of 'the competing teams will be inscribed in the re-
cord -book, and it will become, over the years,a valuable oon-
tribution to the history of Canadian college football.
The game was played in the presence of two of the Domin-
ion's most colorful mayors — Fred Hulme of Vancouver and
Camillien Houde of Montreal,,
Mayor Hahne kicked off in this, the first east -west college
classic to aid the Canadian Paraplegic Association, Similar
to famous yearly Shriners Bowl,games in San Franisco each
New Year's Day for the benefit of crippled children, the
Canadian "Paraplegic Bowl" game is expected to become
an annual attraction with the 1954 game to be played in
Vancouver. .-
As the most sporting football game of all, in Canada, this
column heartily commends it, for its scope, its sporting spirit
and its fine objective.
Your comments and suggestions for lids column will he welcomed
by Elmer Ferguson, c/a Calyert House, 431 Yonge Str, Toronto.
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..Plain Horse Sense.. I
by BOB ELLIS
If it is true, as the Globe and
Mail reports, that "spokesmen
of labour" are supporting the
mining companies, in their de-
i mend for an increase of the
price of gold, it is time to ring
the fire bell.
An increase of the price, of
gold means inflaiio
h. It Would
cut the value of the dollar in
the same proportion as the value
of gold is officially increased.
Pensions, annuities, interest re-
turns,
savings;
wages, ges
,bods
would
be worth that much less.
Those who own property would
( profit, but those who have to live
on a fixed amount of dollars,
. which they receive weekly or
monthly, would be the losers.
Supply and Demand
Only last week we felt com-
pelled to deal with the campaign
going on against government in=
terference.with the "law of sup-
dply
_ and demand" in the agricul-
tural sphere.
If only governments would
withdraw their supports of farm
products and let prices find their
own levels, all would be well,
say the wizards of finance.
Why then do they not want
to let this good old law of sup-
ply and demand work its mir-
acles in the gold market?
No mining • company is under
obligation to sell 'Its gold to the
government at the controlled
price. There is a free market
for gold and they are free to
sell at the free price.
Why don't they do it? Because
the government price plus the
government subsidy is higher
than the , price: on the open
market.
Subsidies
The government .price is Am-
erican $35 per Ounce of fine gold
which at present exchange rates
amounts to Canadian $34,44.
Rani -B[ uetious, Tfiis^� ram is
somersliat phlegmSifti ab he per.
mils a boisterous White Rock
rooster to crow from hit porch
atop the wooly one's head.
•
Under the Emergency Gold
Mining Assistance Act the Can-
adian government "g zts sub-
sidies which, accerdth to the
'Globe and Mail, are1!ajamning at
about $2,35 for eat41 unce of
newly mined fine gold" going to
the mint, Fixed : rice plus 'sub-
sidy add up to 36.79. . 't '
The
current ,price $n the
world free markt is only abut
$36.00. Since sipping charges
have .to come offs -this figure, it is
"not sufficient t '
tempt P
: rod'uc-
e s away
from ' their el
x principal
customer, the Chadian min '
The mine operaters are noon
terested in ra fr a market; they
prefer government interfe"iice
with the price of gold. They say
the lasting cure is in "the hands
of the United States Government
or the International Monetary
Fund, which they say would
raise the price of "gold at a nod
from the American Treasury."
We hope the American Trea-
sury will continue to nod Pon its
treasure in Fort Knox and not
nod al the International':Monetary
Fund.
Agreement is Possible
So far we have been told that
of the three union demands for
higher wages, shorter hours and
the revocable voluntary check-
off, the first two could be set-
tled. In view of sit profits for
the companies of up to $6,000
per man employed, an agree-
ment should not be difficult to
reach.
We were given to understand
that, the main obstacle to an ag-
reement between miners and op-
erators was the check -off which,
as the president of one of the
largest companies said, would
not be granted as long as he
lived,
Now we hear that "risdng
labour costs and prices of mach-
inery and other materials have
made it unprofitable to dig gold
to sell at $35 an ounce."
Protest against horse Deal
If it i5 the intention of the`
Operators to use the emergency
situation created by thestrike in
the Porcupine for a horse deal,
higher gold price for check -off,
we protest
We protest in the name:of
farmers; ,wage earners,pensien•
eta and All Ukase 'ethd 'have tried
to `taVb',.la ftw dollars' 'of their
meagre earnings for a rainy day.
No names of the "spokesmen"
for labour were mentioned in
the report. Knowing the lehders
of, the United Steelworkers as
being aware o;their' `esponsibili-
ties, not Only 4owar- the mem-
beI'sfbf;;thdl ' Inion , ut toWarde
t
all i $torkl41 *tiple, Lawe. wonder
who these "spokesmen" were.
This eOlanui ive2-coxdee' sug-
gestions, wise or foolish, and all
criticism, whether constructive
or destructive and will try to
answer any question. Address
yourr letters to Sob Eliis,•Box 1,
123 • 18th Street, New Toronto.
Ont.
Fiction Fancies
Turned Into Fact
Many writers cf ' detective
stories .and thillent base their
Plots on real lite 'Primes .or le-
cidents. But sometimes the op-
posite happens ,anci real crimes
have .made fiction come true in
a remarkable way,.
Some years ago a young artist'
in a play called "Chez•Boguskov-
sky" 'waft described aa stealing a
famous,painting from the Louvre
in Paris. _ A year atter the play
was performed and published a
real Elitist:s as sent to prison tori, ri
stealing ;trrxgal picture -from tili ., "I'
Louvl,e;..l,' Ile naMA si".:the thf
in the,. play ,vas; >3gguskov ' a- rt •"t
The name of the thief 'in realC
life was '1300 liaysky, • ,T T.
More Loiitciden?
It would be Idiffioult ceto think
of coincidence going further,
but, in fact, it afterwards trans-
pired that the anther had ori-
ginally called his .Fiction charac-
ter Boguslaysky and only chang-
ed it to 13oguskovsky when he
looked in the telephone directory
and found the name he had made
up actually' belonged to some -
One!
The case of William Herbert
Wallace, convicted of the mur-
der of his ;wife, whose convic-
tion was quashed by the Court
of Criminal Appeal attracted". a
lot of attention in the 'thiiigs;:
We shall never know • exaht y,.
how Julia Wallace died, ,
But before the case came, Op;
a publisher had ready a novel
in which a murderess killed a
woman in almost exactly r the
same circtunstances as those
alleged in Wallace's case—even
to the point of,, decoying away
the .man subsequently suspected
of the murder , by • a telephone
call. Most remarkable "forecast"
of a crimepeihaps,'watt the des-
cription of the Dartmoor mutiny
as fiction'iif a novel called "The
Dark Duty," published months It. isn't very often, in sport, `-t
before the actulfl Outbreak. that you find members of the fair a
Even detailed incidents in the sex competing, on equal ternis,
book were exactly followed in with the males. In the top brack-
the real mutiny. ets, thatis: There are, vie believe,
Bird's Nest Clue girls who could laid dthei>: oval:
Eden Phillpotts once wrote a in such pastimes as croquet, "rifle
story in which a murderer was shooting and yacht -sailing; and
discovered as a result of a bird •' we have known one or two who
using some bf the girl victim's • could — like Damon Runyan's
hair to make its nest. Some character Miss Silk—"palm a pair
time later he was astonished to of dice as good as any man."
hear of a murder case being
solved .in real life by exactly
the same extraordinary clue.
' Apart `tfrom crime; novelists'
have dntigipate`d:incidents Wand
inventions in a remarkable way.
Rudyard Kipling wrote his bril-
liant
des description tl
of a trans-
.
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P
T.
.Atlantic journey ty giant :aix-
;shin<in "With Night -Mail,"
year's beffire the'?lfirst airsflip
:hero Ing. Yet the lwhole,atm*s-
phea g and eseription; e'en
down to the DiOrin masts was
co y letel co
x et.
Furteen 'ars before
the
Y
Tit is sailed': on her m " en
voyage, long before the ship as
eve"*,' thought iii, Morgan'• Robb rt-
son'adescribed in a novel called
"Futility" the story of an iina-
ginary ship, The Titan, travel-
ling at full speed across the
Atlantic with 2,000 passengers
when the lookout cries "Ice!"
and the liner crashes into an ice-
berg. it took place in real life
,just as described in fiction,
The anticipations in fiction by
Conan Doyle, Jules Verne, H. G.
Wells, and others of scientific
inventions that are now reality
are well known. How many of
the dramatic incidents in modern
science -fiction will become reali-
ty in our lifetime?
Boy's Best Friend —There'd true friendship in this hug: that eleven-
year-old' John Sottile gave his dog Beebee'when the two were
recently reunited' at St. Mel's school. Johnny, a deaf mute, had
previously been walking with his pet when a man' drove up in
a car, seized the dog, and drove away with it.
S1,XglT C
Harringay, London, arena that tffe
girl from Gloucestershire won
three of the main events at the
annual "Horse of the Year" show
that concludes the British season.
They were securedin spite of
strong home and. Et}I+opean con-
tinental male challenges, The
Harringay Spurs, awarded for
the highest score by a jumper
under Federation Equestre In-
ternationale rules, also went the
same way.
/speared Naked
At Tea Party
For nearly 130 years a laded
notebook lay neglected in a coun-
try house in Somerset belong-
ing to a descendant of one of
Britain's finest poets, bltle.eyed,
brown -haired Percy Bysshe
Shelley.
Now it has been closely exam-
ined. And inside havebeen found
some "lost" poems by Shelley
written, but never published,
when he was little more than
a youth, Scholars knew he had
written these poems. But they
didn't know where they were.
Shelley: married twice- He
once : startled his first wife by
appearing at one of her tea par-
ties naked, He eloped with his
Second wife, marrying her when
his first committedsuicide.
He•was drowned'm a storm oft'
the Boast of Italy. A strange
ceremony of Cremation was held
on the shore of .the fatal waters.
They burned Shelley's body an
a great pyre, pouring on wine,
salt and oil — more wine, it
was said, than he had ever drunk
in his life, As the flames leaped,
his friend, E, J. TTewlawny,
on a sudden impulse, rushed into
them and snatched :out the heart,
which new lies buried in Bourne-
mouth,
Drive With
1th
Care
•ii"
ir►i�
However, at the Royal Winter
Fair, this month, folks will get
5, an eyefull of ,a yfiulg, lady who
'.,not only 'pompetes,6n,even. ,'terms
`with the Menfolk, but who, often
enough, tops them at their own
8ams Patricia
Smythe —
better
kz1own Over 'Ome as "Our Pat"
--may net be the first to repre-
sent her ountry in International
show -jut) ping; but sfie's un-
doubted ted theit
f st that ever
sea
ected
s -oiled
and•line
iI d the
horses
s e rides i
nPs hispectacu-
lar
t s c acu-
lar and ;risky. sport.
s< o a
Pat S11sythe comes naturally by
leer iove'tor horses and her knack
with then. Her father was in the
British cavalry; and her mother,
herself a fine horsewoman, taught
Pat to ride at the mature age of
four. And she was not long inc
showing that she was better than
a raw hand with a moult. By the
'timers she was ten .she 1vas good
enough—mounted ? on a pony
named "Pixie"—to tie for first
prize at the famous Richmond
Regal Horse Sli w in London.
�: .• a - ,Y: e
When show jumping revived
in 1946 '"Our Pat" had' arrived.
A natural aptitude for horseman-
ship, plus good judgment and
shrewd counsel from her mother
enabled the still very feminine
Pat to compete at shows with
growing success. By 1949 she had
made the international grade. In
the following year she set, on
Kilgeddt'n, a European high jump
record of eft. 10?ain. Since then
successes in all the major Euro-
pean show jumping centers —
Madrid, Marseilles, Paris, Rome,
Nice, -London — have come her
way and the hundreds of rosettes, .
silver salvers and stirrup cups at
her home bear testimony to them
all. a a
Neither Tosca, a gray mare of
uncertain Irish ancestry, nor
Prince Hal a massive chestnut
gelding' reject from the race-
course, who are now touring with
her had jumped before being pur-
chased at.hargain prices by "Our
Pat". Today it is doubtful If any
money could buy them. Their
insurance value is understood to
be in excess of £2,000 each, It
:was on these two horses at the
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In the horse -jumping dodge
they have some odd" rules. You
can accept money for prizes and
still be a simon-pure amateur,
but if you take dough for teach-
ing horsemanship, s manship, right away you
are a dirty pro. ,•
Pat Smythe could become a
very wealthy woman by teach-
inga—butilip to now, she prefers
the i kick
of high g class competi-
tion,.
omPeti-
do !. Andi down at the Toronto
Coliseum housands will be pull-
ing. for her to prove that, from
an, equestrian standpoilit, "the
female of the species—" law, you
know how the rest of it;goes.
NO RELIEF 1
He got his daughter oft his hands,
His joy was not complete.
For then and there he had to put
Her husband on his feet.
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