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j -tish Boys And Girls, They Say, Té*ègher Thon Amorican Youngst.rs By TOM1 A. CULLEN NêwsVýpaper Enterprise Ass. London - American youths ai' "soft" tthe Britishi say. And the Britis'h have the muscles te prove it. Even seme British girls, with onse band tied behind thecir baclc, presumabl. could] lick American- boys o!- comrparable age and îze. Anid the girls have the Ifigures (menthemnatical) te prove itL To put it simply, the Amner- con lads fleppecd in a recent zeries cf fitness tests given tci 10,000 on both sidecs or tme At- lantic. It aIse indicated thet thie soth nd WVelshi, who took prt in the . test, arie teughier than thse- Americans. To addInIJsuit toe enjury, tIse Londlon Sunda;y Times says that tIse vrg 14-year-old British ueholboycanwrite a better as- ,,er," the lassies from 10 to 13 outscored American beys cf thse samie age. The Britishi beys wvere ahead in six eut o! seven contests; tIse Americans only provad su- parier in armn power because they cid more bail threwing than the British. On an average, thse British lads were 14 per cent fitter. Bitishars neried am Americas affluent society weak- ans the Am-ericen young-sters While childran ini Bntain gen- erally walk, or pedal bikes te sehool, American hie-. achool students tee oten are diven or drive their own cars. An American meother probably would be Isorrified et thie sighit cf sehool girls with dnripping heur eftcer a swim lu a public bath go- ing outinto thse c-lt lb iscern- nscnplace here. AT EAST 0 fw Amtrk(an boys or* trying to tay fit, aay tan the meicncJie~I~gLnt8 bDsi 1ght Tbc ievnesPapar alse dlaims Oiat it, Is Possible for an Ameni- ezau to go thbrough four yeairsi et higliseshool without aeven -vrtiug Pan or-iginal Englisli (com- Contrast this with tIse young- rters inl Nttinighpam iwho daimf tbey a4re fed Up with TV and beg for more Ioework, liead- mauster Wle Bond says il,,tIse And iftIshe A-nierican yo-ung-, Watas weut te make semethîing t)! t, [et 'em put uip the-ir dukes, thea Britishi say, and that will oteide whe is smarter. 0f course if Ameicans naad tRie result cf tests conducted by tRie Amreican Assn. for HealtIs, lphysical Education and Recrea- tion, th.)ey wouldn't diare tussle ,with Ise British. Even tIse British lassîes be-at Amrcnbeys o! tIse samme âga -- 10 and 1Il - in "4endluranice for, Rutle civity." In "leg powi- Ne Wus A Happy Millionar. i At 28, Alfred Carlton Gll.rt Paiaready acc7omplished more Îban most men~ achie-ve lu a life- 'Lime,, Frail as a child, ha h Iad gwnlshed mimd and body te be- türmr- Yale's ouitstanding aIl- erounyd athilete, an Olymrpic Poea- vtul chmpion, and expert huis- lt, an aecmplished physicýal icilturist, a, top scholar with 6a .medical degrcea alhuhh no.er npnacticed), a sleighit-ef-. bod rtist, zand e successful manuactuer nd ratailer o! mgegadgets. TChe-n, lu 1912, while idin'g ho eon th raih'oad oeeday, clothes - pl.ay soccer in tir.e raili,- tloshing around in the mud. Altogetlher, thare is mutch mnore mphasis hlere on physicaýl aducetion iu the schools and such ou,ýtdoor activities as Camp- inig. "M/ost British ehuîdlren i ke te, get eut inte the counitry even If they live in towfn,"ý says Dr. Daîzaîl Ward, medical director cf- the central Council for Hat "But in tIse U,S., a5ven young people dlriva cars and a. coun- try walk would probably seemn a bit odd te mauLqy oe!themy." Dr. Wardl says a Blritish cerrn- mi.ttee was set up ini 1904 ta examine tIse "physical detaiora- tien of the nation" while "i, i5 only lu receut yearsftisaI the Ameicans - hava gotten arouud te taikiug about this. That could mnean we have- a 50-year lead" ln physical fitness. Se yp wana nmaka sumpi' <ef it, hI? lie watched fascinated wle a- crew - of workmnen consructeda network of steel girders into a high-tens otwer, Froym that fasinaionspralig the idea for the Erector Set - a coll]ection of miniature wheels and girdera from whlch a boy eould bulld almost anything. The sects ha.d a univers?.l appeal (the designeËr of th,- World War Il Bailey Bridge used one for hîs original mnodel) and supplied a solid un- derpïinning for the A. C. Gîibert Co. Thse company has sold more than 10. million sets, lest year crossed about $13 Million On everything from )electrîc trains to "atomorie energy" labs. Gilbert himself became one of the happiest millionaires, en- titled his autobiography "ýThe Man Who Lives in PaÈadise."- Stili acive as chairman w-len lie died in'Boston last month, Gil- bert, 76, had already written e suitable epitaphý "V've neyer worked .at anythîng that wasn't fmi.ý If 1 had my life te0ljve~ over I-dor't think Id. change it, Ex- cept maybe te take Up mountaýin clibirug."A Thse ,dea ot perpetual mnotion mnust ha-ve been solved. Hocw eise can you accouint for thse fact old mYovies seem to run foraver ontIviiu ISSUE 1 - 1961 Petty Criticism Couki Be Costly Bully for John Hay Whit ),,YI The retining AmecriCani ambas- sador te Britain, in a tarewell dlinner speech, unleashed a broeadside eat thse "extraordiniary p ic tu re ef a tigger-happy America" which =ay Brit' harbour. We're ha.ppy that "4Jock" Wý'hit- 3ney had a nationwýid1e Britis'h audience for his ambassadorial valditcy.The pseuido concept ofl tIse United States' desiet u.se force in thse Lacotian crisis deserves te he destroyed. Car- tainly noth;ing la further ifi-cm the truth. Britain, cf course, secks te ne- aictivate the Inter-naýtional Con- trol Comm-issîop a a soluitionsto ?fhe problem in Laýcs. In short, Britain has net suipported the American position lu thie tiny, land1ocked countlry. Beybond the Laos question, Bný- tcns are miffed because th-e Uni 'ted State-s' eýonomieý course hias steered clear cf t1Ie Ettro- peau Free Trade Assu-., prefer- iug toe acktfhe BuLropean Eoo nmic Community. Let's keep thse AgoAea friendship free of petty criticismn. Thse erronecus portrayal cf U!îcle vexes sorine Anicans te otn trwith "Johin Bull is a-n ap- pýeaser.7' And Amiericans wcuoLid do wl L t study seriou!sly ,thse editorilal comment e'f the ïManchestere GuLardian: "You have te convince thse enemy that yeu nmay intervifn,, but at the same time, net frîghut- cil yoir frindts." Distcrted caricatuires cf allies cut a cruel. swath beth w.:ys across thse At 'lamtic. Americaad Britain must continue te be united against tIse common ee .my, international commuuism.1 Itý's trne Witel.l and Wasýh- ontn realize the folly of en ingless bickening w1hile Krem- lin agents are knocking et uthe1 Free World's gâte. - Daily Sun (San Bernar.dine, Califl.) How Con I? 1By Robexta Lee tobouaions in slieed bLBmanas? A.,BEy dipping the fresbly- siliced ban nes te fresh orange juice, Q. Is there anything f ean de about some depressed ispots 'ci tii. easket aunê the edge e<f My refrigerator door, 18hiüh are periiilttlnig air leak-s into my re- A. Yoôu can often eliminatte these air leaks by placing strips of adhesivje tape behliud the spots under the yasket te bring tliem 1 out flush with thPIsag..cf Is gasket. Q. How caIt lauinder chamois glhtves sulecessfully? A. When rinsing themn, use 4d'ean water, but just as soepy ns , )Ie wter lu wvhich they weý7rte washedt wi keep th'emlnîce aud seift. After washïing, slip ;,A the hands, squeeze lui a tow1ýel, blow eut tIse fingeirs, anid Isasî lu an airy spot te dry. Q. How vcasa1I dean white fat bats? A. Mix equal parts of cern- mneal, sait, and fleur, and rub the powder well into, the whlite ha.Let t t a y vernight, 1then brush eut thoroughly. Or, m-ake a peste eut o! plaster of pari's and benzine, rubbing ever isem hait, and allowing tn remain foGr awhbilte befor, brusing off. e e u e BABY CHICKS FISHER1 ORCIIARDS' CHICKS OUR 41Lat ye ar sarving Canada's peqltry Isdustry with baby chicka, fameous for heavy laying r efficient mneat produc- tion. Sce.our catalogue and psice liat ba.fore you order. Farly erder lavissgs *ýaabïe on day.oid puilets te Febru- atry 2th, 1961, Thse Fisher Orcliards, Box z1 75, Burflngton, Ontario. BE READY, m~arkets impreviug, order Bnay stanted pulleta, prompt shipinent, several venellies &vallable. Amaes In- Cross puliets, fluai purpose, dayolds, te enr. Mý1vay brellera, order now. Se local agent, or write Bray I1atctei'y, 120 Johin North, talaaIton, Ont. BOAT$ BUILD YGUR OWN BOAT Mfould Mahogany Hulae - From 12 ft. (4 ply) to Cruiser luIsIs 25 ft. (12 ply). second linad Jehftaon, Evînrude GV$board Motors, Boat Tradlers ânel Access5ories. jJOHNSON'S BOATS9. MAOTOIS.-, PEFFERLAWe, ONT. 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Grahamn, 206A Glenterest Rd., Toronto 12, Ont. -FRU IT îFA RMS PFOR SAL E APPLE FAR M, 52 a cres, ovar',50 Young tracs, populer varietias, îfirooM brick tenant bouse, on large creek. 72 ACRE fruit arin, 40 acres grapas, 1balance ixed, Iwo tenant bouses, fui. finae'equipmýent, $65,000.00. 54 ACRES, 24 acres grapes, 7 acrerj i ars, balance lu wheat and bush, Harold Jarvis Real Estate Lîmited, 130 Main Street, Eat, Grimsby, Ont. FARM I4ELP WANTED_ SINýGLE minu18-24> wltth fmnintg ex- pacrîence wentedt for genenal farm, ralaing, Angus catîle and beef fead lot. Will provide excellent living accemnmo- dation sud* weges for the men wth abiity sud characten. Write or plhoue G. L. BuroughÏea. R.R1. Ne. 1 KIela- burg. CY 6-1350. HELF WANTE12 MALE BEEKEEPER.* Position open April 17, 1961 in oreeoe Canada's largest bec- k Ing bssinasas for expaniauced beaeepar witlr chauffeur-; license. Write te Rideau ïHeney Ce. Ltd, Kemptville, Ontario, stating aitge,' experi *ee, height and wceght,reenes and ayyother belp3ful Information, an- close photograph. FIEO ABVERTISINO NELP WANTEB MAL@ TRANING reauhred il U want aà à6 !iome-stuidy Course wi1th lcan $75.00 code machine qualifies for Telegrapbeýr. ri'Irst pay over $U0. Free foIder. Cassan Systems, 10 EabunTor,- onto, 14. MALI OR PMrýALU HELPWANTIED LAISORATORY TECIINICIANS (RIGISWERU9> Reqlired by Mjarris 1961: SENIOR, wtlj advencement te CHIEF TECENICIAN, musst have bieod bank ,-xperience; aisé JUNIOR. Modern Laboratory Rn nn« hosýpItal *ing, attractive personnel pol- cies. Applicatione atating experiene. end salary expected t0 s. J. johnston,. Adniinisgtrator. LEAMINOTON DISTRICT MEMORIAL #4OSPtTAIL Leemingten , -Otarlo INSTRUCTION EAEN More! Bookkheep1ng, $aieamazn- ship. Shiorthand, TÈypewitinig, et.les sons 50e. Askz for free circularN. . 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WANTED .FEMALES Wondierful ea,ýrning opotniisseli. Iug the fa)"sta go ing linaoftce- metIcs in No-ith Amertrca, rtIsaFaneus studio Girl Hlollywvoocl CieiaN tarritery rstitin. ihestcdmis siens ene'bles you te opev o'r w -business 1in part or' ftil un lig Wý1rite Studlio Girl oly odCna,- 602 IHepirina Ave., eerbr, n. SAVE ON SEWING' MACHINES Miust udean r70e, maehinies-125',lower thaneseretn $mîýdard od1ei le tr-ic Portable - reverse anïrocerp feed, $5250 Beat qulýîity$65.Sndheu or M.Sipdinpi.FrCOD send 20%;,depesit. Sim-coe importera DitiuigC., Box 1,BriOt AM breakiug up accu!mmlatinon e stamp s of 30 yeers, Bitsh Colne anpSAol. 5difnnt16,5 it- ferenjt 23", 100 different 0, 200 dit- tarant $1. ïNo junk. Add postaýge Bat.. tar grades and coeas on appreval. I. H.Gaa 296A Gefoet , Toronito t2, Ontario. EXHNG ourdulcts Senid 100ý stamnpa and 10é, receiveýc 100 dilffenant ýn axchanga! $1 par 100!Ap-provai o.,c22')E,-t SthSt., New york 3' N. 1 WISH TO Buy old stamps and envel- A. D. 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