HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1949-02-17, Page 6:Cele Gets Big Money, And Certainly Earned It. -Putting his
"'John henry" on the clotted line is Lon Boudreau. playing
manager of the world champion Cleveland Indians baseball
team. Although exact terms of the two-year contract were not
revealed, it is believed that Lou will make about X65,000 a
season. which put hint up among the game's top looney -makers.
That's President Frill Veeck of the Indians looking on,
Great Britain
The ,peoples of the United King-
dom are still a long way from being
out of the economic "woods" but
*hey have travelled, during the past
year or so, a long distance toward
that objective.
In the first half of 3947, Britain's
Isalance-of-payments deficit against
The world as a whole was running at
x rate of over $2,600,000,000 annu-
ally. When the Marshall plan was
:best put into operation, the U.S.
?!tate Department estimated that
This deficit -during the 12 mouths
beginning July 1, 1948 --night pos-
sibly he reduced by around 40 per
rent.
But by the end of last year Britain
'las heating that estimate at the rate
of A BILLION DOLLARS OR
MORE per annum.. It was hitting
the Cripps export target of 50 per
rent above 1938. The excess of ex-
ports over imports was the highest
:b all history. Britain was again
(l a.rning its own way, or was very
dose to it.
Such sensational gains re -fleets, in
large part, what one American
writer calls "self denials more
stringent than any other democratic
Country has ever imposed on itself
M limes of peace." They also reflect
In part, the reduction in Britain's
overseas military expenditures.
At all events, although Britain is
still running a deficit against the
Western 1 temisphere-and although
:sloe will continue to need some aid
from the Marshall plan for a time
-the all-over picture is decidedly
oncouraging. Those pessimists who
'were "selliing Britain short" and
saying that the Old Country was
worn out and done for are beginning
to eat their words. If some of the
other Westerina.European beneficiar-
ies of the Marshall plan would use
file same sort of strenuous efforts to
out their houses in order, the gen-
eral state of affairs on the other side
of the Atlantic would be a whole lot
more hopeful than they actually are
tat present.
Also from Britain conies news of
a "blindfold margarine test," )Dr,
Edith Suuu erskill is the Parlia-
mentary Secretary to the Ministry
of Feed. She is also a lady of de-
' .lidedly definite opinions, and is well-
ltnown for her positive views about
what people should, and shouldn't
leaf.
Not long ago she announced that
siobody could tell the difference be-
tween margarine and butter, and
challenged all present to cone to
Oe Ministry's kitchen and take a
blindfolded test. An Oriel College
undergraduate, Colin Prestige, im-
mediately accepted. At latest advice
Prestige hadn't got round to calling
on 1)r. Summnerskill; but both the
London Daily Mail and The Daily
Express had hint tried out. They
eeported that Prestige had distill-
guislted between butter and its sub-
Wriiilnte exactly six times out of Aix.
.Anel w hen the Daily ('hroniele
sett a girl reporter around London,
sikeentd with supplies, she found that it,
-mrtost of the housewives could el. o
teal the• difference without too much
it reside.
Modest
t (.r`tl(i r i:li:nmi attending' a dinner
in Raleigh, N,('., were asked to
ndtpi( their, professions. Otte shy
+,t,.e41; tinilertaker, fearing the de-
rision of the crowd when lit- told his
a."r5\3 ( red snise,ihit•,
k Norman Blair
The United States
They've been doing a bit of food
testing on this side of the Atlantic
as well. 'faking part in these tests
were 239 members of 64 urban
Pennsylvania families, all in appar-
ent good health. And the findings
may have farther reaching and lon-
ger -lasting results than a lot of the
Welts which makes"the front page
headlines.
For these were by no means
"under privileged" families, Two
thirds of them had incomes of be-
tween $2500 and $5000 per year.
The other third had over $5000
yearly. All lived web and ate web
--or at least ate what they thought
was proper food.
Yet until they were tested by
representatives of the year-long
nutrition study conducted by West-
inghouse Electric and Pennsylvania
State•" College, 'these supposedly
healthy and intelligent people
never even suspected that they
were eating their way into poor
health. Yet only 28 per cent of the
families consumed enough food to
meet proper caloric requirements;
and few had enough proteins, min-
erals and vitamins.
Here are some of the findings.
Adult women made the poorest
showing. At least 58 per cent were
underweight and more than half of
them had less than three-fourths of
the highly necessary calcium.
Adult stales scored higher than
females on everything but Vitamin
"C" -this being a reflection of gen-
eral dislike for raw foods such as
salads.
Teen age girls copied their
mothers in faulty eating habits.
Fifty per cent were underweight,
7 een age boys showed better
eating habits than their sisters.
Children under 12 made relatively
good showings, but close investiga-
tion revealed that many were un-
derweight and lacking in bone
development,
And the proof of the pudding
REALLY WAS in the eating. '1'o
insure accurate results, the families
included in the tests began eating
under a controlled plan. Definite
quantities of foods were prescribed
according to individual needs.
'Housewives were taught how to
market, how to cook food to retain
the greatest amounts of minerals
and vitamins, also how to store
food properly.
fn spite of the: increase in meat,
milk, eggs, and fats, food costs
under the new plan ro. e only
around $1.35 per week for each
family. And in the end proper foods
properly cooked brought amazing
results.
A11 family members reported that
they felt better, looked better, did
lot get irritated so easily, noticed
ess fttigue and had fewer colds.
Individual medical ratings rose a-
,Itch as 14 per cent, Adult• women
were still in lowest place when the
urvey finished -a stubborn 14 per
ent of theist were still eating less
han three-fourths of the required
alo]'ies, I7n1ike their mother:, 75
er cent of the teen age girls
(ached standard weight. Men and
oys showed improvement in nearly
11 parts of the rating, Children
oder 12 improved satisfactorily,
td by the end of the year none
as seriously underweight.
"An apple a day" may not be a
naranfee of "keeping the. doctor
way". But it would seem as though
roper eating. all along the line. •
Quad ndake medical attention far
ar necessary.
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Now if there is one phase of the
gains of hockey about wiiiclt we
claim to be something .of a con-
noisseur -what language! -«it is the
art of goal tending. There are sev-
eral reasons for this. Back in the
ntisty past, when we used to play
hockey, we (cern always• chosen --
by the unanimous vote of our team-
mates -to tend gc ai, only we callr(1
it. "l:ool",
This (ll itit•e, tt'e maintain, \ves
because of our superior agility,
kern rye and coolness; although
there lire eo111e of our co}ttempor-
aries who basely claim that it was
on eccotult of a habit we shaved
\'ith a one-time N.H.L. referee,
whose name We will kindly suppress
habit being that of doing our
skating" principally on our ankles.
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Performing om one's ankles, if
done in its proper sphere,.can win
a man both applause and wealth.
As The Scarecrow in "The Wizard
of Oz" the great Fred Stone used
10 do an eccentric dance on his
ankles which (cowed then} front
coast to coast. But as a forward in
hockey --or even as a defencernan
-the ankle stuff' has 'its drawbacks.
And so we became a goaltender,
on one memorable occasion com-
ing within a bare tell goals of scar-
ing a shutolrt against keen 'opposi-
time
Metter, \\e have always taken a
very special interest in the actions
of the stoat fellows who guard the
twine. Fate has forced us to do a
tot of our sport -watching from
Press Boxes and similar spots; but
front choice, we would sooner sit
at the end of tit: rink where -espec-
ially in the days of stick -handling
and coulbimation-_von could..really
see what is going on. (And if we've
told you all this before, think no-
thing of it. Stick around long
enough and in alt probability we'll
do it again and again.)
\\'e have watched pretty pearly
all the really outstanding goalies in
action, and with deep appreciation,
our memories dating'••back to the
days of Percy LeSeuer., Clint Bene-
dict, George 11ainsworth and others
too numerous to mention. (Clint
Benedict was called, disparagingly,
"Praying Benny" because of his
custom of dropping to his knees
to smother shots, which wasn't
considered exactly "cricket' in
those days -and we wonder what
he thinks when he sees those mod-
ern goaltenders who scent to be
standing on their ears more• often
than on their skates.)
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\Ve have •also been Vonore f 1$31'
'the personal friendship of several
of the top hands in goal tending;
and have heard thein discuss con-
fidentially the intricacies of their
profession. 1t was from them that
we learned that, technically, a
"leit handed goalie' is not, as you
alight think, one who holds his
stick in the sinister paw. A right
hander is one ' who uses •that fig
to do the catching, grasping his
\\'arcinh with the left.•
,...
Just who of all *that crew was tit
greatest of all time, we don't in
tend to go into here. It's all a mat-
ter of opinion, and something like
trying to compare John 1.. Suliivat
with ,tack Dempsey --there's no de
finite line 10 go by. But as we
stated previously, we think we
know enough to appreciate really
high class cage -guarding --and \ee
are here to say that the display
staged by Mr, Chuck Rayner, of
the New York Rangers, in 'Toronto
I recently, ranked with the. very best.
e
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it's taken us ,over a long and
tortuous course to arrive at what
We started out to say -but shitck<'
space has to be filled, somehow or
other, But Rayner was really worth
going a long, long way to watch.
At times it looked as though the
Maple Leafs couldn't have scored
Hint with a handful of buckshot.
And if Frankie Boucher''s New
Yorkers fail to land fu the playoffs,
one man they won't be able to blame
for their plight is 3dr. Rayner.
* *
Possibly it isn't any of our bnsi-.
Hess to try and wedge ourselves
into what looks like a private battle;
but in the rumpus taking place be-
tween the 'Toronto Male School
t
eachers and the Sween City edit -
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PLANT A Hedge This Spring -extremely
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