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GREAT BRITAIN
Sidney Stanley is the 11a/11e ea. the
"'contact man" who recently- brought
about the downfall of two Labor
government officials by tempting
then( with lavish entertainment and
gifts. Bnt now that the iittinit'y is
finished, and the, two officals have
departed the political scene, Mr.
Stanley is still something of a prob-
lem. To put it briefly, Mr. Atlee
and his a<sociates just don't know
what to do with Stanley.
One proposal was to deport Mr.
S. to his native Poland whence he
came, he says, as a boy back in
1913. But Stanley says, "If 1 were
sent to Poland, they would shoot
me, also my wife and daughter. 1
mm an anti-Communist, you see."
Poland's reaction to the sugges-
tion was that it didn't want any part
of Stanley, and wouldn't take him
at a gift. One London newspaper
wrote, "What about Israel? The
draft constitution of That new state
lays it down that every Jew has
A right to settle there,"
At the time this is written, there
leas been no word of how Israel
views the suggestion.
The Opposition is having a quiet
laugh -which might later turn into
political capital -over a recent
)pamphlet put out by the Labor
Party. "The prams of Britain", it
eiroclaimed, "are filled with the
bonniest babies in. livte,g ^^
RrItain 1a41o3: gives mothers and
children a better chance than arty
country in the world."
Which sounds very well, and
possibly comes close to being the
truth. The trouble was, however,
that to illustrate the pamphlet they
used a picture of one of the "bonny
babies"; and this turned out to
be a picture of the Duke of Kent,
who is nc,w thirteen years old.
When the .error was called to their
attention, the Laborites apologized
and, somewhat :heep5511y, u-itt:drew
the I,annphlet.
HUNGARY
For ti- past several weeks the
attention et' a large part of the
civilized world has been centered
On 1' onuw nilist-dominated 1lungary,
and the trial of Cardinal \Iindszenty,
Thr latter's sentence to life imprison-
ment - it is said that he is the first
prelate to he tried and punished,
-while a Cardinal, in all the 1000 -year
history of the Roman Catholic
Church- came as a terrific shock.
Theoretically, the persecution of
religion by the Reds should not be
in any way snrprismg. One need
only remember the words of Premier
Stalin who once wrote -"The
(Communist) . party . cannot ,.be
neutral toward religioin and it does
conduct .anti religious ,propaganda
against all and every religious prej-
udice (as) the best way of under-
mining the influence of the reac-
tionary clergy who support the ex-
ploiting classes."
Dirt actually 1115 Communists
have pulled what might almost be
railed- if the Matter were not so
serious -- a "terrific boner": and
The chances are that before long
they will regret bringing the Cardi-
nal to trial. For nothing they could
possibly have done would have had
the effect of knitting together the
widely scattered but still terrifically
p2werful forces of Reimau Cath-
olicism in Europe.
Just how- strong those powers
are - or could he-. can be seen by
a glance at the table below:
Country 'Total Popular, Catholics
Austria 7,057,000 5,938,000
Belgium 8,453,000 8,238,000
Czeclloslocale 12,338,000 8,500,000
France 41,500,000 31,000,000
E. Germany 18,503,000 2,700,000
W. Germany 47,408,000 17,300,000
:Hungary 0,383,000 7,017,000
Italy 45,833,000 45,470,000
Netherlands 0,793,000 .1,100,000
Poland 23,781,000 21,712,000
Portugal 8,402,000 7,882,271
Spain 27,761,000 27,500,000
Yugoslavia 15,752,000 6,031,156
But while Hungary has been the
focus, there have been other recent
aeoves by communism against clergy
-.Protestant as Well as Catholic -
in other Eastern European coun-
tries, In Rumania the Red regime
decreed tight governmental regula-
tions over all church groups. In
ltnlgaria fifteen Protestant minis-
ters were indicted on charges of
espionage.
These moves are viewed in West-
ern capitals against the background
of the general Russian drive for
the consolidation and integratint: of
Eastern Europe under communist
control. On the economic side the
ooneofdation takes the form of the i
�Molnt�y Plaetl" - e a' iu terlocl(ing
iei'WW1( 6f trade treaties. 6n the
political side there is the effort to
gain complete dolllination of gov-
•enter: is by the Conununist party.
Now tux e latest moves seem to
show that a new phase has been
fully launched a dirket asaanit on
the last great rallying pont of oppo-
sition -Christianity,
Radio Minded
The little girl went to church
for the first Stile. Afterward, the
.sinister s'l;e'd her how she enjoyed
the aervire,
'"Well," she said, "I thought the
lunatic was Very "fee, hilt your
eommerciel lees 100 long."
,Agreeing To Settle A Much. Disputed Question -A historic document for the fishing industry
Is the agreement these men are examining. It is signed by Canada, the United States and
alight other maritime nations, Its purpose is to establish an international advisory and informa.
lion. commission on the Northwest Atlantic fishing grounds. Left to right -A. T. A. Dobson,
"United Kingdom; B. Df e en, De"mark • Stewart Bates, Canada; {laws Sullnanaa, Norway;
and Wilbert M. Chapman, United States.'
When Danny tiardella brought
emit for $300,000 against organized,
baseball on the grounds of "having
been deprived of his livelihood",
most baseball men - to say noth-
ing of all sports writers --took it
as snore or less of a joke. "Danny
must of found hisself s good, trust-
ing lawyer, who doesn't care if he
ever gets paid or not" Was rte sort
of comment one heard, ,
• e *
But right now there xreti 1 se
many smiles seen or snickers heard.
Just a short time ago the Court of
.Appeals gave the ex -Giant outfielder
the right to take his ease to the
U.S. Supreme Court. And if it
ever gets before that august body,
there is a chance that it might bust
the whole structure of baseball Loose
from its foundations.
*
For the word has been getting
around that Baseball is something
more than "a great American insti-
tution"- something more than
"the most wonderful sport which
God ever permitted man to invent"
- to quote only a few of the lush
phrases commonly scattered around
at basebtll banquets.
* + 5
Yes, folks in every walk of life
are beginning to get the idea that
baseball moguls have something
else in their hearts outside of pro-
viding healthful exercise and relaxa-
tion for the youth of the land,
People are beginning to suspect that
those sante moguls might be just
the teeniest mite interested in red
ink and black. --in dollars and cents
as well. And rumors to that effect
may even have reached the inner
elreles of the U.S, Supreme Court.
* * 5
In other words, those Supreme
Court Justices might just possibly
take the view that baseball is basi-
cally business --and big business at
that -- and treat Danny's suit as a
plain platter of employer and em-
ployee. 1f they do, look for plenty
of pinwheels, Roman candles and as-
sorted fireworks. For in what other
11ne of endeavour can an employer
-if he so desires -retain full con-
trol over an employee's services
after the contract between them has
expired or been broken,
* * 5
The oily exception which comes
readily to mind Is Organized Hockey
Nave
-- which copied, in large measure,
Baseball's peculiar form of contract?
But, of course, Hockey is different.
it's a great CANADIAN institution
--me inspiration to every CANA-
DIAN youth with red blood in his
veins and- 011, ell in the rest of it
yourself.
e. e
Getting bark so Danny Gardella
-he atter was much of a star. He
joined the Giants about mid-season
in 1944. getting into 47 games,
mostly as a pinch hitter. In 1945
he took part in 121 gauzes, hitting
.272 and clouting 18 homers. The
next Spring he reported to the
Giants' training camp, but failing
to get even an interview with Man-
ager lvfel Ott, jumped to Meyico.
When he caste back, after two
seasons down Mexico way, he was
promptly banished from organized
ball for a term of five years
which, for a player of Danny's cal-
ibre; might ss well have been life.
*
A'ow, it is rsalb 110 b1111.055' off
Really Started Something -
Danny Gardella, ex -New York
Giant outiitltler, got another
chance 10 press his $300,000
lawsuit against the. Giants and
the Big leagues, which barred
him from organized ball after
he jumped to the Mexican
League in 1946, Circuit Court
of Appeals reversed a lower -
Court S 'dismissal of the suit. •
Mexico Comes To Florida. -To 1talc Li, frit'l,rla', ti„ N1, - kali
ahiehnalnlas feel mora al home. bilk 1;1:1'5 11 1.15 1Ii 111,ns ;1
sltp(i' eonll,re.rc. 'I lie title dor;- ;lel ,; "1 551 t •1t ,,11, ihn'PI
11..812('1 iDI' 111( : ra'
our vest how Danny's -snit comes
out. We are the sort who can take
our baseball, or leave it alone,
either with or without Gardena, It
is rather the possibilities of the case
which intrigue us personallf. In
nor humble opinion Organized
Baseball has been getting away with
something akin to --well, if not
murder, at least mayhem- for
many a long year. And we're won-
dering if it will he able to d0 so
much longer,
* 5. *
You can b' all 1 coffee It the Ot1eC IIt
Brazil --to "tint a bran -Dew phrase
- that the present eituatioz would
never have cropped up if old judge
Landis had still been in the driver's
seat. Th, judge was an eminent
jurist long before Ile was a baseball
Czar and probably understood, as
well as anybody else, just how
shaky are the underpinnings that
prop up that mighty structure.
* * "
Time after time the Judge advised
club owners to settle cases such as
Gardella's out of court rather than
risk having their one-sided con-
tracts come under the unbiased
scrutiny of The Law -and de-
clared unconstitutional. But Judge
Landis is gone -and in his place
they have "Happy" Chandler, wlto
can tie knots in Landis's record as
a gladhander and after-dinner
speaker but who isn't fit to carry
his brief case foe shrewdness and
ability,
* * *
just think of whet will happen
should the Supreme Court declare
baseball contracts null and void, and
make all the payers free agents.
Try and visualize the picture should
star players on poor -paying clubs be
at liberty to clicker with teams like
the New York Yankees or Cleve-
land Indians, It's too painful to
even think about -and as we've
almost conte to the end of our space,
we shan't do so any more,
* * 5
Except for this one parting
thought. Through the years we
have been in a position to see much
which intrigue us personally, In
the form' of "Publicity" - on be- '
half of Baseball, as well as what
gets printed in the papers. Vlore
and more such stuff tends toward
publicizing - eat what a guy does
- but how much he gets. Think,
yourself, of all the pictures you've
seen recently about DiMaggio sign-
ing for a hundred grand - Lou
Boudreau sigiting for $75,000, and
so on and 50 on.
* 5, *
So, should the Supreme Court
judges conte to the conclusion that
Baseball is a business, who will be
to blame?' Not the magnates, of
course, who foster such publicity.
It, will all be Danny Gardella's
fault - Danny, who wouldn't be a
good boy and stay put when they
told hint to go and stand in a corner
for going where he could get more
tnoney for working at the only trade
he knew,
5 * *
Hockey, of course, is quite differ-
ent ---although We seen( to recall,
faintly, aunts like a hundred teeter
sand dollars and the name of Mau-
rice Richard being bandied about in
the sports columns not so long ago.
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CALLING ALL gardeners. 'There are no
priorities et plant mnlerialo for thio spring
except what your early order and our supine
imposes. Sand for descriptive price list on
shrubs, roses, etc. Special offer to enrly
buyers, so send at one.. 110 Free. Walt's
.Nurseries, Fenwick, P.O., Ont.
PLANT it Hedge -Reserve now for Spring 11e-
1lvery-exOwmely ]lardy --Quirk growls Chi-
nese Elm -will grew two feet u
the nest 30
" r -
enough 1110nt0 (25) to Plant 26 feet, Seerinl
Price 2$ plants for 82.88, 12.15,0.11 01ar:--05',
26 plants for 54.98, 2•f0at mike, write for
New Tree Full colour Garden Guide, Broolt-
dole-Rogswoy NO17e11e8, Botv,nanv)0e, Onf,
NUIISINO
BELLEVUE CONVALESCENT 1IOS1'l'l'AL
tN BEAUTIFUL Sl'. CA'1'EARINEs,
A home away from home. Graduate nurses:
male end female: night 500 day duty. Excel-
lent meets, prlce0 moderate. private and semi.
private ,'oome available, Our specially 1s
nervous, aged and eonvaie0ceet. Our aim:
courtesy and service.
for:Information apply t0 superintendent et'
phone 6-636,3,
OP1'018TIIN1'I'l1';S for 21EN nal 18051E16
BE A HAIRDRESSER
JOM CANADA'S LEADING SCHOOL
Great Oppm'tunity Lnnrn
Hairdressing
Pleasant dignified proreoslon, 0000 wages.
thousand. aucees0001 Marvel graduuleo,
Amerleu'a greatest BMW. Inaetreted enta
logue free. Write or Cal
MARVEL HAIRDRESSING
SCHOOLS
368 Moor St, w , Toronto
Branches: 44 14 lug SI.. Hamilton
A 72 Rideau SO•eet, Ottawa.
EARN MONEY AT n0.11115
Spare 00 Pull -Thar mnnev 00011(8, (.cal -0 in
"rake teuttly 1,t hone, earn 00 you Innen. Free
tools- snpulfed. (lo'1•eopondance enlu0e, 'ra-
tional Inetltule of t•nnfeetione'y 11048, De1-
°rimer P.O., Box 152, Mentre01, Que. _
GET 1n swing for spring. 5011 T02000 Neckties,
2 x,10,5)00 5Lan. Wino- .210 Beehive, M-
tn we.
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gprulrrt New to, 11 Es, and )vqur•
PLAY PIANO hY Ear. A. HOUND" system.
11e,1:1,1 lice. deo L'uu,-hu, lbs 12. Ottawa
107d l"pnlal 011 h 00x10 fur 0010. 014 001105
w11111 011, l p 111 1.' (1aid, 1,102 free.)
HOUSE 11'1511.$ 011 Shut -inn, a few hours
t,Jrplmu, ug'"" Prink you (15,00 10 119.01 Pyr
,101. '11,1'o y1.110 spilt" 111,19 III10 Cush tale
Pleuouul end l.)'011101de w'at-. Ne eo,os'Iam'a
nectwwry. Weil dhow you how, 13000.00
rnnunissllnn. w00e1 Subserhlielt Ag'ary, 421
Ivellulgtan 1Vr"I, Tn1•onho.
ARE YOU A JOKER •
Parte gage. tricks and magic, "34 Ama0m0
Cant :Ft -Alai" book will bu sent to you with our
ralnlogwr. Mod fine (0709 in stomps of coin
l0 1'1,14,00 Julio ,R Monte Clm,p, 3I'$ Sn111e11101
Pt. 15.. Imola,,.
.AOC'1'(0N NC11001,
L79ARN auctirmee0Ing, w'orld's largest school,
10000 ealang, terms own. Itela'h Meilen
Srho(d, ll axon Clty, town, 11.5.15.
PRE e:: Y'hree noon iia (1.1111ullhnrl'lpncn. Sell,)
100 100 mulling, to American 100et1101. 606
N. onl,hmd, hNLmnpolle 1. Ind,
F'ETHE116TONAUGn N Company, Patent So-
licitors 17atoblieheo 1500. 14 Mine Preet,
Toronto. 300(17) 01 Information on r006051.
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WATCHES,
Clueke, Remain and Thorn. Lighters repaired.
prompt Onnrante00 :,.wire. Mall orders fired.
Kli11g's, 401 Ynnge, Toronto,
P10R5oNAt
ENG1,151l 5O11AN will Introduce you to re -
tined Indies and gentlemen 10 Groot 35,1(0ln,
Treloud, .1101e0l,'0, ele. l'nnlident lul. (lrnulne.
Per00na mn'orhu'tlnn0. Slate nee, Helen Lny-
therpe, Boo 1190. (1.1x1, Onlifornie•
STA511'S
ALL UIFFe1RIONT. 600 w0l'ldwida 0'00; 1.000
-worldwide, 51,60. 20 Newfoundland 26e;
Tokelau complete 10,15 1040 New 'Zealand
Reulth0 100, Nies approvals. H. P. llughos,
Shaunnvoo, Hunk,
FOR results join the Kiwi ITxchau,go ch1EF
.lunt"r r d mentor membership°. T. H.
Graham, 19 Anter Ave., Toronto 17,
IVANTED
TURKEY GROWER
7(0 wilt boy your turkey wing feathers. For
further information write; TIllmark Archery,
Ink 20111• St., ,Lang Branch.
PROPERTY OWNERS'
ATTENTION WANTED
Farms. 'Tourist Cabins, Summers Cultogee,
Suburban and 011e Bones of all tfeserilltia0e.
I have Hieing interested with capital to Imre
rinse for homes 01. lnveat for buslnees our -
Pones, Send Ile your listings describing 300r
prnplfp' now so I can ooeaozre for early nm'ing
sole or exchange. 101101 have you? H. Prue --
nett Really, 1663 Danforth. eer0n10.
BUTTONS
01lt:,chioued buttons. Alen old nastage Stamps.
150 Lv,a,vl Avenue, Toronto.
SA LISS511':N to handle 1110 sew I.,ghu,Ing Add -
5110 2L',, -hind fel' 01,11 810.50. A seek model
porta hlr. ) 41r1.idlon bull. falls guava meed
every Waal 11 )11,0101.10 Madl11r. Remy to one,
ale -easy 111 ,:ell: big ronteneelneo. write 1".
dtte Li0hhti051 1lnllibutms of caned., 249
2rentreal Rend. Gl10lvn. (ni
DEAR RUSSIA
In Paris the talk was ',bunt e
British bulldog and a Freuclt poodle
who were joined by a lankly wolf-
hound a+ they strolled along the
Rue de la Pais. "Well," said the
latter in a itrong Russian at'rcnt,
"how are things with you? Have
>on been getting enough to eat.:"
"Olt, things are picking up a bit
in England," .:aitl the bulldog, "hilt
1Vt're had rather arbad time of it
y'Inow, Retinas anti 50 forth."
"Oh, yes," said the poodle, "and
here we're not notch better off,
\\'hy, during Ilte "crupatiol I gat
11117051 uolhing td eat hut- b0ilrd
turnips and chopped garlic.. Now
T get a little meat but things arc
still had. !low are they in R*<.ia
"Oh, the government see., that
We get plenty to eat in Russia," said
the stranger. "just look at ate. Fat
steaks and juicy hones every day."
"'Then," fried the otters in unison,
'why in the world did you leave'"
"Confidentially," tante the tellisp-
ered reply, "I :ranted to bar!:."
DOES YOUR
BACK CHE?
Sitting in a draft -working in a damp
place -wet feet -there are dozens of
things which may cause a backache!
But there's one way thousands of
Canadians have found to help relieve
this condition -Dr. Chase's Kidney -
Liver Pills. This effective remedy tones
up both Ille_kiclnrys and the liver-
and brings welcome relief from pains
in the small of the back caused by
"cold" in the kidneys. So insist on this
reliable remedy --proven by over half -
a -century's use -Dr. Chase's kidney.
Liver Pills. At all drug counters. '0
-CHILLEXINE
Reduces swellings, fevers and
inflammation, Dose as quickly
as possible after trouble is
noticed and again four hours
afterwards if necessary.
Chillexine works quickly,
12 oz. bottle
(6 dreriches) $1,25
UDDER CERATE
.A non sticky and absorbent
udder ointment which will nut
taint the milk. Udder 1::erate
makes hard udders as soft as
silk and heals sore tents,
1 Ib. tin $1.25
5 Ib, tin $5.75
Sold at' 011 gond Dreg Stares and Frei Deule0. If nimble 4o ebinhl welly 00l
Bell & Sons (Canada) Ltd., Verdun, Que.
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