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Doctors Careless
With X -Rays
For the last five years Nobel
;Prize-winner Dr, H. ,L Muller has
been warning the world that care
less use of high-power radiation
mechaninms may damage thousands
of lives in generations as far in the
future as 3,000 years. The reason
for the waruing is the effect of
X-rays and gamma ray's on the
genes of the Inman body.
In an article which appears in
The American Scientist, Dr. Muller
objects to the careless rise of
X•rays by many doctor,. "Many a
pneumothorax patient," Ise writes,
Se subjected to flouroscopy once
every two weeks or oftener by the
sante physician for about a year,
and then perhaps once a month for
several years without artificial
shielding of the reprodat'tive or-
gans."
Many patients are also exposed
by one physician after another with
no questions asked about what
radiation has been received else-
where. \Vhen the fruit toy is ex-
posed to radiation such as X-rays,
mutations or changes in the germ
cells. result. These nutations are
permanent, meaning that they
breed true. and thereiore appear
.generation after generation.
The extent of the damage to
the genes depends upon the dose
of radiation. The lethal genes kill
every individual in which they ap-
pear before the person cats repro-
duce; the less lethal geues, which
cause the death of a significantly
smaller number of persons, are
called "detrimental" genes.
The damaged gene is passed
down
from generation to genera-
tion
tion until it meets another damaged
gene like itself. The combination
of the two causes death or sterility.
The damaged gene passed down
through hundreds of generations
before meeting another similar gene
to form the deadly combination.
Hence radiation resulting from the
atom bombing of Hiroshima will
;injure Japanese lives several cent-
aries in the future, according to
Professor Muller,
Mother Nature
Tough Opponent
Man's attempts to get the best
of Mother Nature by attempting to
]Rake her fight against herself, so
'io speak, often make matters worse.
A bird introduced to an area with
3be object of wiping out an insect
pest, for instance, can result in the
'bird becoming an even worse
!plague.
There is no more eloquent ex-
ample of this than the Pacific Is-
land paradise of Tahiti. What hap-
pyened there is described by Sverre
liolessen in "Polynesian Trade
Wind," an enchanting book which
will make most readers long to be
off to the South Seas on the first
available ship. He writes:
In colder latitudes the lantana
h an innocent little flowering plant
that grows in pots and has multi-
eoloured flowers, yellow. violet and
blue. A well-meaning missionary
once brought one with him to
Tahiti -the natives still call it the
'missionary flower: The birds ate
its seed and spread the flower all
over the island. It spread explo-
sively and throve so well that, from
at little pot -plant, it grew into a
giant with stems as thick as a man's
Arm. Now its branches are covered
with poisonous spines. and it forms
almost impassable thickets. too
dense even for the birds and wild
pigs to penetrate. It clambers up
high. and suffocates the old cultural
plants of the 'Tahitians. Even the
breadfruit tree withers and dies.
White Man's Mistakes
"Another well-meaning white
:man then introduced a little fly
which was supposed to attack the
lantana. The fly multiplied rapidly,
but instead of the lantana it attack-
ed bananas, tree melons and other
fruit.
'Then there was an energetic
bee -keeper who thought that the
Tahitian bees were too phlegmatic.
So he introduced some Italian bees
-but they proved a disappointment
Io him. Their output was worse
than that of the Tahitian bees,
and in addition they were shock-
ingly aggressive and attacked
people both in and out of season.
Tahitian children who went up the
mountains to gather fruit would
come home weeping and swollen
from the woods. Soon the whole is-
land was infested with these new
vicious bees.
"A thoughtful foreigner then in-
troduced the 'myna' bird -which
is also known as the Indian starl-
ing. f , other tropic lauds this bird
ate bees and wasps, or so it was
said. It did in Tahiti, too. But it
very soon discovered that it had
cone 10 a paradise where it only
nettled bees as a spire to other
Fonds,
"Now squardoils of 'Myna' birds
Circle laughing around the human
tnitivations. The `myna' goes into
the houses and snatches the, bread -
frit' from the table,"
Overheard: "It says lie's an Inde-
pendent candidate. What's that?"
"It means he doesn't care whether
you vote for him or not."
Little Atom Buster—Eight-year-old Stefan Olsen gets all early
insight into the mysteries of atonic energy, using this toy
atomic laboratory. Though it includes radioactive minerals
and a workable Geiger counter, the set is harmless and stresses
the peaceful possibilities of nuclear research.
FORT
A SIY81T
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A lot of color Went out of the
National Hockey League when big
Babe Pratt skidded or was shunted
-you pays your money and takes
your choice which -to the minors.
Babe was born 10 or 15 years too
late. He believed that hockey was
fun, rather than big business. He
thought that discipline was a word
in the dictionary, and that home or
your hotel room was somewhere to
go when every other place was
closed.
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All of which was quite out of
place under present-day conditions.
Still, you never were in any doubt
as to whether it was the big guy
in person, or just a reasonable fac-
simile, that was out there on the
ice; and that's a lot more than we
can say for a whole heap of highly
publicized modern stars.
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So k will be goad news to thou-
sands who still have fond memories
of The Babe to learn tbat he is still
in hockey to a large extent, and not
doing any too badly. at that.
When Owner Kenny McKenzie
of the New Westminster Royals,
announced. at the start of the pres-
Merry Menagerie -ay Wah Disney
ha !r ,ti
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"Because I got alek of nothing
but stripes, stripes, stripes!"
ant season, that he was going to
takechance a c ha r of Pratt t 115 coach,
there was considerable head -shak-
ing, to put it mildly. Even els
beat friends and sincerest admirers
doubted whether the fun -loving
Babe would come through. But,
up to now, Mei.: enzie hasn't any
regrets as it took Pratt just a few
weeks to lead his club into first
place in the Pacific Coast Hockey
League's northern division - and
they've been up there ever since.
Not only do the Royals lead the
standings by a tidy margin, but
according to coast observers, their
precision passing is a treat to watch
-about as close to that of the New
York Rangers, in their balmy days,
as yon are liable to see anywhere.
Babe eras ahtayt a 1131 Of a
gambler, and right from the start
of the season, he has bed unusual
success in pulling his goalie out of
the nets in the closing moments of
e tight game. But a couple of his
chance -taking stunts in recent con-
tests had the fang really t•rlkinq to
themseive.s.
For instance, 6 a game with
Portland not so long ago, the New
Westminster goal tender n as hit by
the puck, and had to retire to the
dressing room for Minor repairs.
The final period still had seven
!Mettles to run at Ille time,
•1'here vas the usual "tulle -out'
called to await the retursi of the
goalie -hut Pratt couldn't see any
reason for such a delay. ("Maybe
he had a heavy date .and was, al-
ready late for it," nue Eastern ob-
server
b-
s ry .r
e e commented, hut that, of
course, is merely surmise).
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So. out to guard the nets he sent
one of his forwards -minus any
goal -tending equipment -and what
is more, he got away with it, the
substitute holding the Portlands off
the score sheet for the balance df
the period.
More recently ,till -in Vancouver
this time -Pratt pulled an even
more incredible stunt. Midway
through the final period, Vancouver
had a 5.2 lead. When a Vancouver
player received a live -minute pen
alty, Pratt seat his goalie to the
bench and brought in an extra for-
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Thanks Sees
Tecemh)d Xy
ward. New 'Weetnliuster scored
once, and Vancouver didn't get a
Angle allot at the open Royal net,
4 5
With two and a half whiffles to
gc. Royale were still behind, 5-3
Once again Pratt told Ids goalie to
go take a aitdown, and Vancouver
promptly banged one into the un
guarded twine, making it 6.3.
Babe and his pals took the re-
verse itt stride. file goalie stayed
ott. With only 49 seconds remain
ing. Royals scored to make it 6-4.
'With 23 seconds left. they scored
again, making it 6-5, And with but
five seconds remaining, they
notched still another, salvaging a
0-6 tie out of a game which ap-
peared to be hopelessly lost.
In other words, in the spare of
just 44 seconds, the Royals Scored
three times against one of the best
clubs on the Pacific Coast. More
than that, they did it with Pratt
himself and Ken Ullyot, one of hie
star forwards, sitting out miscon-
duct penalties.
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Sounds as though the Babe -
when he's finally washed up with
hockey -might do well to move
south and try hie hand at directing
Dome of those movie thrillers. And
we'd be willing to bet that he'd
chow those Hollywood folks a lot
of swift action -and even speedier
fun -even if he never did win an
Academy Award,
There was it young girl of Asturias
Whose temper was frantic and
furioue.
She used to throw eggs
At grandmother's l
ege-
A habit unpleasant, but curious,
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Artificial price support -that is to
Day Government support -may be
all very well in theory. But every-
body with even a few years of
practical experience knows very
well that, so far as food products
are concerned, thing are hound to
find their natural level, sooner- or
later. And if you are in the poultry
business, the mark to aim at is
keeping your profits up. even whet
prices fall.
it takes around 200 eggs 'per hen
per year to make fair profits. So
the BREEDING STOCK BE-
HIND YOUR CHICKS
SHOULD BE (.EAST THAT
GOOD,
Look at 0 this t1•ap. 10 good,
straight -run chicks cost you only
three cents apiece more than ordin-
ary ones, then a good pullet chick
costs you only a little over six cents
more than a common one. That
charge.; her both for the extra cost
of the cockerel that comes with her,
and the price higher r
g p c of chicks that
{lie. .
11 eggs arc selling for only thirty-
six cents a dozen -- three cents
apiece -she needs to lay only three
extra eggs to more than cover het
extra cost. ALL SIIE LAYS BE-
YOND THE FIRST THREE
ARE ALMOST CLEAR pr.OFI'r.
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Another thing to bear in tided 18
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them, that makes money for you.
Here are some marks well worth
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Month Eggs per Eggs per
Hen Pullet
Se.ptenther 12 14
October' 10 16
November 8 17
December 8 17
January 11 17
February 11 17
March 14
April 15
May 16
June 16
July 15
August 14
Total 150
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18
17
16
15
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Now, here are some hints you
{night find worth while. A high
death rate can push up your costs
of raising laying pullets as much as
twenty to forty cents per bird, Aim
at saving 98 out of every 100 chicks
your broo(1. Here's how Clarence
Moore, for example, holds his mor-
tality down.
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First, he cleans his brooder house
thoroughly - scrubs it with lye
water, and hoses it nut with clear
Water,
He starts his brooder stoves at
feast 24 hours before the chicks ar-
rive, to make stile the stoves arc
working right.
Moore uses a sulfa -Medicated
mash to prevent coccidiosis, feeding
it according to directions. If disease
does break out, he switches to one
of the stronger sulfa preparations
(eulfaguanadine, sulfamethazine,
Sulfaquinoxlin e) in the drinking
water,
Cutting your fuel and labor costs
is a big help too. For 500 chicks,
try and do your brooder house
chores in 0110 hour per day; in one
and a half hours for 1,000 chicles;
and in two and a half hours for
2,000.
10 you brood nilly a few chicks,
a coal-fired stove will give you the
cheapest fuel cost. 1f you want to
save on hired labor, or on your own
time, an "automatic.' foie! --oil, gas,
or electricity ---may be worth the
higher cost.
If you brood many chicks, hot
water heat may be the best for you.
It costs the most to install, but it's
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Regardless of what fuel you use,
an insulated, draft -free brooder
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You can save labor by brooding
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11),000 chicks in a single hot -water-
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Unless
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The right sortsk of feeders really
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It's not the feed your birds eat
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birds haste is what runs. top your
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He starts out by feeding on egg
flats for three or four days. Then
he uses a cluck -size feeder. At.threc
weeks he switches to a larger size,
and to a still larger feeder at ci;,
weeks.
George Noche has found that
doesn't pay to fill chick feeders
more than half full. If you put more
in them, the wasted feed will cost
you more than the extra labor of
filling the feelers oftener.
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Aire at cutting your rearing loss.
es. A good mark to shoot for is
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you start on range.
As simple a thing' as picking the
right day to move your pullets to
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in death losses. Donald Crooks
found he had more coccidosis when
he put his birds of wet range, Now
he waits for dry weather, and save
more birds, l:Ie won't vaccinate in
rainy weather for laryngotracheitis,
bronchitis, or Newcastle disease,
either.
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SPRAT 032'371 1 St'itAA111'rOR
SPRAYERS Mr ,refund (engine and I:r0Otol'.
driven), row mom (traetlon), woad, disin-
fecting, whitewashing, cattle spraying and
are fighting; farm wagons, Shallow Well Pres-
sure Systems; "'VIVA" (Fog Applicator); Por-
table rrrigation Systems With aluminum nine,
Buchner Sprinklers, McDowell Countless.
a'1•ee minimum, 1VrIle today, Spe'amotor Ltd..
1000 York St., London. Ontario,
el
RIR SALE
10016 QUICK 13A1,I4
1 - NEW BoWaul Baler. slightly 401104
$1.81'0.011; t -Now Holland Bader, 1051011 1006
Halms $1.601.011: 1 --John Deere A. 10, Treetop
like nets ---31,010.110. 11. Len ]Torek, Mneoey
B111ane 11,•11,•,', areaX. 1151.
11111151) breasted Broome 1,1,11110 !nt•x110�. I
11,1,11 tluwa•lunell npl'rnve,l pllltnlmnr tested
breeders, Stere Szia It, dr.. Ihlrrow, Ont.
11 EDI L
WANTED -Every sufferer of then..
matic pains or neuritis to try Dixon's
Remedy,
MUNRO'S DRUG STORE
335 ELGIN, OTTAWA
$1.25 Express Prepaid.
POST'S ECZEMA SALVE
Banish - the torment of dry eczema rasbsP
and weeping skin 0,0Ub100 Poet's Emmy
9ulve will not lneappalnt 7011
telling, soiling• burning eczema. Itebe, ring,
worm, plmolos and athlete's foot, will remand
readily en this stalnteas, Morten ointment,
t'egarelleas 'If bow 01 uhborn nt bopnleas thel
seam
PliIUE 51.00 51413 JAR
Sent Post Free on 000,1013 of Paine
POST'S REMEDIES
sen Chiral St 14., Corner 111 Logan
Perm to
BOILS PIMPLES, CARBUNCLES
'00 )i111utt'a Ointment. An old tried family
remedy, It draws 11114 boots, Wonderful for
cuts, bruises. sores, cracked tips, glinted
hands, e00ema, piles, bed sones, sore mn0cles,
Met, ingrown toe -nolle. Should be on band
In every home. Jar 1400 sent Postpaid.
Original maker. Murray D. Elliott, Holton.
0110x010.
PO10 1,11,1 \ US'19AYP14V1;R AND 1110AD00LD9
NAM131,1505 Cold Remedy, Is NEW, to
those who have never used it. Convincing
trial. 31.00, Addrore Purity Produete, Exeter,
Out.
vaTalO(I of tames country property, Mon.
Meal area, ready fee delivery, Town &
Country Resith•s, Westmouot, Montreal,
Quebec.
(_'J1111v t`.11USV pttpplea-t ,00uatlly Plan-Im-
Parled blond lines -registered, Viola 0,
Vlehlen. P•rommltc Arms, Toronto.
NURSERY S'T0010
WN7 GROW 001nr of 1110 world's Afloat (11081•
ot1. Catalogue on request. Tyndall Glad.
talus Gardens, BruceOeld, Ontario.
GLADIOLUS b IIULR9
No, t Separate
urate
colors, 5e. Special nnxlm•e, 83 nor C.
Ruby Davis Oakland Ont,
NURSERY STOCK
Six fruit trees 3-6', 2 apples, 2 Pea's, D
plums, 10: any variety listed. Free, our cOnn-
Plote illustrated catalogue on 00ru11 and Or-
namental Monk. Send today for the best.
Elegant Nurseries, St, Catharines, Ontario.
CHEAP GLADIOLI BULBS
IN Ail\TURN 52.75 per 100. In separate
rotors 53.26 per 100. Malted C.O.D. Money
Intel; If not satisfied, Villy Boehm, a /0 Air,
I,
Mayer. Beam/wills, Ont.
L'A'1'ENTS
PET/WESTON/IA(1GB a Company Patent
Solicitors Established 1290 060 Bay Street
Irornntn Booklet 07 Information en teauee0
A. Al LAIDLAW, D.So., Patent Atlanta.
Patents of Invention, 50 Spark° St., Ottawa,
TURKEYS
TURKEY SADDLES
HEAVY white duck, strongly sewn ao'oae
bars. Can be laundered. 200 melt. Delivered.
John Wild. 19 Lansdowne Avenue, Lem
don. Ontario.
OPPORTUNITIES 500 AMEN AND WOMEN
BE A HAIRDRESSER
10133 CANADA'S LEADING SCHOOL
Great Opportunity Learn
Hairdressing
Pleasant 410ntaed profession, good wages
tho0eande successful Marvel graduates
America's greatest system. Illustrated oath
toque tree. Write or Call
MARVEL HAIRDRESSING
SCHOOLS
460 Bioor 8t. W., Toronto
Branches, 44 King 9t. Hamilton
& 72 /Wane Street. Jbhttawa•
WANTED
SI31P us furs. Minks up to 245,00-5Veasel,
54.60-5fuskrats, 14.60. 500 Muekrate with
nlnlrs weekly on ice with (Gpngeot)-5ecre0o
Mee. 'trappers Association Belleville Yalu.
Que.
"1000814 & CATTLE DAHL". For highoet
prices, 011111 your Horse & Cattle Hair to 13
Eisenberg, enc.. 4301 St. Dominique St..
Montrent, Que.
WANTED
CHNC1C1O1113S'I' CASH >;PRICES UP YEARS
TO 4
P.O, BOX 144, HAMILTON, ONT.
SMALL hum'tt"1 rn attrarlive northern On-
tario town requhns )registered Nurses for
General Duty. Salary $140 per month plus
full maintenance, Excellent living conditions.
Amity: Superintendent of Nurses, Ludy Minto
Hospital, i 'ra•llrule. Ont,
111'0 Prot.(otat tea0t,e'o for tw•q rural
u•Imnite for term September 1950 t0 dune
1951. Amply before April 14110, giving full
nartleul0rs-odueetlon, onlay expected, tete.,
to Afrs, .(tarry lrolrboh•n, See, -Treem., 00,00,2,
Wakefield, Qnehee.
How 1 Subdued
Wild Fiery Itch
Dr. Dennis' smavingly Snot relief -D. 0. D.
Prescription -did the Welt. World popular,
this pure cooling, Ileuld medication speeds
7>01100 nnd 001040 t from oruol RohAng 000004
by 0000,011, pimplos rashos, ntaoto's loot
Id other• Itch 11001.100, Trial hoots, 354,
111st
vg11 checks even the most butene(
Proscription ordlnnry or drug1st
otrengtttil now,
Soothe
them with
aA1 p t': 9
L1141 1'. ENT
5C • N Rub on freely, and note
PI -
quick relief. 9c,renee(010,
.0600 Momg51050 Feat -drying, No 551008
arra 65c odor. 1646
ISSUE 12 - 1950
Rice in flavour