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Focuses on the orthopedic braces worn by several male athletes to protect themselves from injuries. Use of a corset by golfer Craig Wood at the National Open Golf Championship in 1941 due to a cracked spinal disk; Chain wore by football player Cecil Isbell on his bad shoulder to prevent it from slipping out of place; Truss worn by distance runner Greg Rice for his double hernia.

Relates a story about identification matters of a Canadian in the U.S. Negative disposition of a hotel's young assistant manager when the foreigner approached for check encashment; Invalidity of calling cards and club membership cards as identification documents; Retort of the Canadian when asked about a drivers' license.

Presents letters to the editor referencing articles and topics in previous issues. "Let's Put Sense in the Accident Laws," which discussed compensation insurance on accidents; "The Foxy Dreamer of Broadway," which focused on plays; "They Give Us a Good Name," which featured the former U.S. Information Agency Cultural Center.

Presents letters to the editor referencing articles and topics discussed in previous issues. "Adventures of the Mind," which discussed man's need for modifications in genes or organic structures; "What Husbands Don't Know," which presented a humorous story; "My Very Fair Lady," which focused on musical shows.