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FIED *People conetolearu judc for theiron reasons. In Bruce Teg- nér's Judo-Karate Schloo] of Seif-Defense' in Los Angeles, there is a priest who10 wants the exercise, a bank vice presiderdcn w-ho wýas tired of feeling Shy and inseLcurle - and is now the pieture of self-confidence-and a !ab assistant whose co- workers, just for fun, had been pushing his head into the chemi- cal vats eaiý,u time they passed by. Acrosthe country Ln similar schools charging three or ',our, dollars ani hour, an estimated 250,000 men, and womnen, manceu- verîngc around the mats in 'the tradîtional loose r o bD e s, are Iearning 'the ancient techniques of lie Buddhist mnonks for toss- îng opponents into talîsp1ins. Some rmonths ýiagou in Los Angeles, Mrs. Virg-il 1M arks came marching into, Teg-nérs schooi at, thse head )if a coîunsn of chul- cren. "This," she announced, "is the end." Ali five ffspring hiad been coming home from school, bruised and battered - not only tfie four boys, but the l0-year- old' girl, too. After the sib]ing clan finished tie seventeen- 1esson coqurse, thle nmotier comi- mnented: "They'1'e certainly not wliat 1 would cal] experts, but 'ni sure they c o u i d defend themselves in most situations' In Ne-w York, recently, ai 26- year-old construction w,,orkel ap- peared at Jer-om-e Mce' Judo, Inc., with a large pur- pie Ibruise on bis upper arm. "It was titis fella 1Iwork wîth. 1 mean, he's going to a dsyuchia- trist, but even so he just blows up, every now and tien. He tried ta gouge My eyes out iast week. And now this, I nean, he bit me. So here 1 amn." 4'Th ey corne," said Jerome Mackey, "thinking about self- defense. But often they learn to appreciate judo as an art, The better the judo man, the m-ore docile hz becomnes - because hie knows what, he can do, an~d he doesn't have ta prove it all tie Urne. 'Judo' means '-the gent'e art.' It's a modification of the olid jujitsu techniques. There are jujitsu tricks, for example, tiat break a mnan's arm. But i^n judo, thse trick is imodified, so you can *o it ovet- and overý again, with- out hurting your opponient ulcss you need 1." Are there courses specijficaiiy for self -defense in street figit- ing? "Let me put it titis way. I couhld teacit you a hundred tricks that you could use, but they'd only be as good as you are in applying them, In a confronta- tion wvith -a thug, you're likely ta freeze. In judo contests, ne simulates that pressure in the studio, so you learn to thînk ander stress. Judio is ail applied physics. Thse Japanese can be devilishiy clever, a n d they've worked to pei'fect these tech- niques for sometw thousand years." There are fads and specialties in Oriental fighting n'ethods; yawara (stick fighting), aikido (joint twvisting), and karate (open hand and foot fighting) - but it is Judo which is the most genmeral and generalhy applica1ble gyStern. 1 Mackey indicated a sign in Japanese which hung in a cor- Down Ta Earth VWew Of Fallout Sbelters SýhaIl 1 buihd a failout shelter? At thc risk ý) of beinglaed u.eitcunpatriotic, or wo"Trse, hecre is one voîce that joins his majesty,'s loyal,ý opposition by Vcuting' an emeha'c neati ve. Th3e futility of it ail was crys- talized in t h isfhrs mid when our 14-year-old, in a sur- prising bit of mature th-inking, said one morning, "Dadi, what's the use of our building ane any- way? Whier o u r neighbours, corne knocking at aur steel dloor, wP as Christians couIdi do noti- ing but let them in too. How are you goîng ta build one laýrge enougi for the w-hohe neig-ibaur- hood" This set'- the wheeis to turm- ing in dhe mind of the preacher and produced a simple, sermîon- s tylie oulline stating wThy we murt vote agýainst home fail-out she ters: I. There are practicali reasons against il. How can we afford i t? 180 million people, spendling an îverag9e af $2,000 per f aiiy of f ive, foodhae ufinid $72 bill, on. - Eow can we be certan we ii) be nýear enougi tota -lsielter wvhen vwe need it? Is everyýone gair g ta Start staying homne ai the 'lime? A gain, if we fallow tis "oe dig your owvn hale" plan, how car we know ,hrow sa.fe for sur- v'al they really are? ZThere are psyciolo'gical rea- sous agaînst it. Will not thiese sheiters give us afalse senise of security lricking us ta think -thai iwe can have a nurclear -wai' and "-,et away with itf" What will such a pra.-gram do ta aur own determinatian ta keep thse peace, to strive coura- geously ta exhaust every other m nspossible to settle inter- national disputes? Fo-,r the Christian, however, there is a third, and f ar mnore mportant, consideration: 8. ThezrP are moral and spiri- tuai reasons 2agalinst it. Most imnportant of ahl, whaiý,t Lhas happened -,-Daur faitis In Gcd? Have we forgotten. that "H-e has tise whoie world in his hand?" Havýe -,veueaedsiningri "O Cod aur Hel-p in ages past, sielter from ie sormny blast, Anid our eternal home?" What "stormny bîast" ar we thinkmrng Of if not the mushrýllIOOM cIld aOf sin ov-er aur world. An-d even if God does aiiow such ah- as, are we net persuadied "thiat nieither dea'ths nor hf e . . . nor anything cilsc in al creation, will be- able ta separate us frami the love of God in Christ Jesus aour Lord." (Roin. 8:38, 39), Thus, the disýsenter votes "No," not in fatalismn but in faith, be- lieving that God has a better plaIn for His creation and better ways for His Servants ta spend their time and money in work- îng for peace. - Dr. John F. Anderson, Jr. in Orlan-,do (Fia.) Senlinel. Taking The Limp From Chrlîey Horse Fromn the býencji at Yankee Stadium Dr. Francis J. Sweeney, physician for the New York Giants for 31 years, watched the players battering and butt- ing, e aq'h other in a pra'ctice scrimmage oneatrnn last month. "Tiey used tc augi w%'ien 1 told them tîaking a pPii would- bring dojwn a swoîülen k.nee or anle." I h ec rusti old doctor saîd(. "But tiey don'Glt lugli any m-ore." The "pili" he refeàrred ta,,0is a recently dIeveioped tablet con- taining alpha amylase, an en- zymne w h ic h jreduices tie iii- effects of black eyesý, brui;ses, stans-Prains, and, in fact, any weIling but vh-i3hch somietime affliits a f ootball, isero's iead. One- Giant, anýcient Chunkirn Charlie Caonerly,, two eyes blac.k- ened aýnd one no>se 'broken ii, an early season game, took a piîl1-i and said later: "It seemned ta do) reai good v.! M,yCys didnl't gel as black as usuai,"_ Buccal amylaâse (trade-namncd, BucIamrase ,,by its developer> now 'being used in-crcasingly on athietes, -.waa fIrat t-ested îe year. TicheW York State Atfi- loic Commission tried lit &on boxers fresh ut f tlc rng, nsost of wam benefited.Dr Sidney Gaynor, team plhysicîanc of thse Nw orkî Yankees, tused it on the champions ast sea.son from spring training an., Instead of adding fiuid toaian injury as anî injection does, the dug workýs by ---,ihbiting 'tie ac.- cuultinof body fhuids in ini- juared ,joints Of Itic body,th G Dns'Ir. Swee-ney epiined. In tirecedecades with ic Giants Dr. Sweeney hais seen that mast comjnxon atietie ail- Ment, tfic Ciarlcy horse, by t,'ic -h-erds. "hcr' nquestion iI enyaireatmient helps w,ih Ch'arley hre, eadded. Tise first Indfian- pipes and ta)- bacco inglind reprobabl)y br-ougit iniby Sir 3John I{awkinse wien herure d from Flarida Defiitin ofa mneroperationi -one performed on somebody else.- AGENTS WAN1QEU SALESME-N, DEALERS, AGENTS WAN- TED to seil merchandlise. Ilundrecla of ottstandijng linos, For details, apply Bbx, No. 242, 12,1 l8tb Street. New Toronto. Ont. 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