The Seaforth News, 1946-01-17, Page 3BATTERED WASP
COMES HOME SAFELY
Tugs guide the carrier USS Wasp to berth in New York harbor. Forward, part of flight deck was
battered by heavy seas. The ship brought 6,030 veterans home.
THE INSIDE ON HOCKEY
By. ED. FITKIN
Rumors persist that Lester Pat-
rick and the Ranger management
will •come 'to the parting of the
ways at the close of the current
campaign . . •despite the
Silver Fox's denials and his asser
tion that the "Patrick will quit"
cry was started by certain Cana-
dian .hockey officials who would
like to see hint out of the Ranger
sot -up . . Insiders say Patrick .is
referring to Tommy Gorman, in
particular . The most startling
upshot of the Patrick retirement-
story is the. buzz that Mervyn
(Red) Dutton will quit as presi-
dent of the league to take over
Patrick's job with the' Rangers
Other 'stories are that Frank Bou-
cher will be "booted' upstairs" and
that .Neil Colville will succeed hini
as coach ... There is also the tip
that Patrick will become hockey's
overlord, ruling the puck game in
much the same fashion as Happy
Chandler presides over major
league baseball.
* * *
Doug Baldwin, now fully recu-
perated from an appendectomy
that sidelined him shortly after he
joined the Pittsburgh .Hornets,
worked out with the Leafs this
-wet.k and is expected to replete
Ernie Dickens on the Toronto de-
fense , . Baldwin was an out-
standing star with Quebec Aces
before turning pro and the hockey
experts down Ire-bec way can't
understand why Doug hasn't been
a sensation in the N,I•I,L.
It's beginning to look as if
Edgar Laprade will win the Cal-
der Trophy as the rookie of the
year almost by acclamation ... He
Dear Teacher:
Please Excuse
Occasionally a teacher finds it
difficult to forget his traditional
conception of the undergraduate
when dealing with the .veteran -stu-
dent,
At Harvard University, former
Sth , Air Force flier Wentworth
Ernst, finding the commuting lard
on a wintry New England day,
missedan appointment at the Uni-
versity. Asked for a reason for his
absence, .he produced a note—from
' his wife.
TRUMAN IN WAX
In the wax model pictured above,
President Truman joins the galaxy
of noted men represented in Lon-
don's world-famous Tussaud wax-
works. Bernard Tussaud is seen
adjusting the suit, sent tohim by.
President Trmnan, especially to
dress the effigy.
is the pick of a poor and exceed=
ingly small crop.
** *
Such old-timers of the sportswrit-'
ing liusiness as Mike Rodden, now
sports editor of the Kingston
Whig -Standard, are' irked no end
r•t the National Hockey League's
record book because the book fails
lc carry the records of great stars
like Babe Dye and Frank Nighbor
who, Rodden says, were "the best
of hem all in my memory book."
* * *
Bill Durttan s injury has .placed
Art Ross, the Bruin boss, on an
exceedingly hot seat,
* t: *
Canadiens,wbo own Paul Bi-
beault, are requesting his return
as a replacement for Durnan on
the claim that they loaned Bibeault,
to the Bruins until such time as
flank Brimsek, regular. Boston net -
minder, returned 'front active ser-
vice. . Boston claims, however,
that Bibeault is supposed to be .'n.
the Bruin payroll for the season
. so if Art Ross lets hini go and
Brimsek fails to stand up to Post-
war N.H.L. competition, Boston
fan; will be after Uncle Arthur's
scalp, no natter how thin the hair
• has become on top ... and if Ross
enneayors to hang onto Bibeault,
he may touch off a civil war inside
the N.I-I,L... , \Ve shall see what .
me shall see.
(Editor's Note: Ed Fitkin, con-
ductor of this column, can be
heard each Sunday afternoon at
1:35 over C -H -U -M (1050) . dis-
pensing breezy, dramate and enter-
taining stories on "The Inside on
Sports." 14r. Firkin —, address,
Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto --
will be glad to answer _questions
about the players and the game).
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Miss Dunhati:Pgif, Kitchener has
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ployees, says Collier's. There are
laws requiring employers to -bar
gait with labor unions chosen 1»'
employees- to represent then; laws
concerning minimum wages; laws
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There is one type of law, how-
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which would not work if we had it.
That is a law requiring auy busi-
nessman or business organization
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its will.
No law compels Chrysler, Ford,
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It is entirely possible for labor
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for any business concern.
One businesshtan-Andrew 1,
iliggins of New :Orleans—claimed '
recently that this was happening
to hint and announced that he in-'
tended to. shut down $7.0,000,000
worth of his unionized plants. At
this wiring, it is npt known where
Higgins, his plants and the unions
involved go from there. It is earn-
estly to be hoped, however, that
this quit -business idea will not
spread to many large business coo
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quences to our economic system
would be disastrous. Management
and labor alike should strive to
keep it roni spreading.
It was always the height of
idiocy to kill the goose that lays
the golden: eggs. It is far better
— indeed, in a profit system it .s
t.sential—to treat all such wonder-
working geese reasonably well, to
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