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THE UNITED STATES
In Washington the full blast of
the veteran's pension tornado is
Wliist.liisg •iruund the corridors of
the House of Representatives, and
the Congressmen—taken somewhat
'unaware—are looking for dugouts
and cyclone cellars. In the past
they have been protected against
ouch pension demands by House
Committee rules which prevented
such legislation from corning to
the floor for discussion.
But the first act of the 81st. Con-
gress was to curb the power of the
Rues Committee; and now unhappy
representatives shiver in the sud-
den discovery that they will have
to stand up and he counted in regard
to a super -colossal pensions "grab"
that would cost the Treasury, in the
nett 50 years, as much as one
hundred and twenty -live BILLION
dollars. 1 That's $125 with nine O's
after it.)
The Rankin Bill—the measure
sponsoring 'the "grab"—calls for
$90 -a -month pensions of World
War One and Two at age 65—
regardless of need. The powerful
American Legion, with over three
million members, is strongly back-
ing it; and while the Veterans of
Foreign Wars organization, with a
membership of one and a quarter
million, does not directly support it,
that body is pushing for big pen-
sions on a somewhat different basis.
The chief trouble is that the
Rankin plan runs directly athwart
of the vast Administration program
for integrated old -age and unem-
ployment insurance for everybody.
Some people argue that both ideas
are wrong. However, the sch
which the House had had laid i
Sap would give special benefit
a special class—and would give t
to this class, the veterans, reg
less of physical handicap or finan
slecessity.
It seems certain that Presi
Truman will veto the Rankin
should it ever get to him in
present form. But this seems
likely, for the present at least,
though it might be different -if
?United States were going thro
a depression instead of full empl
anent.
The fact remains; however, t
the average Congressman wo
erreatly prefer just to forget
whole thing. No matter how far
Rankin bill gets before it is Tina
greatly modified or killed, they w
have to vote one way or the other
and from past experience they kn
ntllat these Veterans Assbcliatio
have long memories, especially f
those who do not fall in with th
demands, however grasping the 1
11'r may be.
Lets, Sfe ping Dog Lie
"Lucky dog," snorts Woodfair Farms' Sport Page as he passes a
habitue of Hialeah Park race track snoozing in the sun. The dog
was altogether unimpressed with hard-working Sport Page, who
had just finished an early -morning workout. Those in the know
say the horse may prove an upset victor if he goes to thee post`in
the Kentucky Derby.
•
eme We see by the papers that we
n its are on our way to have at least a
s to spot or two of Television on this
hem i side of the border; and just what
ard- drastic changes its coining is lia-
cial ble to make in our beloved Canad-
ian sporting picture is something
dent 1i to worry about, that is if you are
Bill, I the type which worries about such
its i matters. Personally, we doubt if
tin- 1 we will be able to get more than 11
al- j or 12 hours sleep per night until
the we find out,
ugh " >*
oy- For according to the annonnce-
relents our Televiston'is not going to
hat be of the every -man -for -himself
uld variety, with the field open to any -
the body with a bankroll and'tiari;e big
the enough to build a telecasting sta-
Ily • tion. No, it is to be controlled by ,
-ill the CBC or some similar body, in
which case the kind of sport we
ow will be able to observe vi
ns ether waves is more than like
or depend largely on the kind
sir Sports Director happens to
at- most himself.
a the
EUROPE
There is at least one man wit
takes an optimistic view of Eur
peat/ affairs. He is British Forei
Secretary Ernest Bevin who—a
most on the eve of his departure lo
the United States—told a cheerin
House of Commons that the Wes
has ,von the struggle to save Eur
epee He said that:
'Western Germany is now =af
from Communism.
France has sermounted its dis
euptive forces and is fast rightin
Its economy.
Italy has overcome its strikes and
produced a stable government,
The Atlantic Pact's machinery is
*eady to organize a western nnity
tvhirh would have been thought inn-
po sibie two years ago.
In short, said 1Ir. Bevin, by
peaceful means, by pacts and firm
zesolve, western Europe has been
eared froth communism and chaos,
En the course of Parliamentary
debate, Government spokesmen said
that the Berlin airlift would be in -
&eased to higher tonnages. "The
airlift Ilas been cheap," Mr. Bevin
commented. "Otte year's% cost of
the airlift has about equalled the
cost of one day of war." Anglo.
American aid to Greece is to be
etepeatep"ttlp; and if esseek to close in Russia and ..
nonYugo
slavia's Marshal 'Pito, the west will
render any possible economic as -
distance, hut not on terms that would
cnlbarass 'Pito or bring about his
misdoing.
Which all sounds very promising,
sled it is hoped that all Mr. Bevin's
&atm come true. However, this
observer somehow cannot help be-
ing reminded of the small boy who
thought he had been snubbed at a
party. "What's the idea of Johnny
Jones high-hatting me," he tearfully
demanded of his mother. "Ain't I
g
,dist ,as good ars he is?"
'Nem, certainly are, N'Viilie," re-
plied the mother. "The trouble is
that Johnny Jones doesn't know it."
So we are quite willing to accept
the 'British Foreign Secretary's
aSord that Europe has been saved
tt`om the dangers of Communism,
The «k- trouble is ---Does Russia
tit4ln% .
* s
Think of how it will be s
said Sports Director, when, if at
c appointed, turn out to be the sort
o- ( Of gent who thinks that Cricket is
1
r
g
e
g the
a t
already seen it; and his reaction is
much more likely to be a. casual
'Nice run, eh? Does anyone need a
fresh drink?'"
e ,t
The Dempsey -Tunny fight at
Soldier's Field in Chicago set up an
all-time record for boxing attend-
ance and receipts—and to the
people in the back rows the ring
looked about the size of a dish-
rag. To people sitting in those seats,
Gene and Jack must have appeared
about ant -size, and what was actu-
ally on in the ring they could only
guess. If Television had been op-
erating then—and if those same
folks, free of charge, could have had
as good view of the contest as those
in the front rows, is it likely there
would have been 104,000 people
crowd through the turnstiles to ehe
tune of 12,655,000 gate?
1y to I Big league baseball *promoters
the i have little to squawk about regard -
fancy i ing Television—as yet. They're doe
ing quite nicely on the ever -grow
ing. sums which advertising spons-
hould ors are paying for the privilege of
td as televising their games. But ask
Newark and Jersey City, in the
International League, what they
think about it. They've been losing.-
customers
osingcustomers in wholesale quantities,
simply because the folks would
sooner watch the Yankees, the
Giants, or the Dodgers from a com-
fortable seat in some saloon, than
sit on a hard bench in the hot sun
and look at minor leaguer, in ac-
tion,
s y
up Well, as we said earlier, we're go-
ing to try and not lose too much
of our beauty sleep over it. Crowds
or a attending all sorts of sports, in
o- regions where there is Television
have been falling off lately; but
whether or not it is because the
fans have leas loose change in their
pockets, or because they prefer to
take it an a Television screen rath-
er than in person, only time can
decide. So we'll conclude this dis-
course, not any too soon, by quot-
ing part of a ditty sung at a recent
meeting of the New York 13'asebali
Writers' Association—sung to the
ar- 1 tune of "'fake Me Out to the Ball
rl1- Game," It ran;
ar- Take us home to the ball game;
ay Take us home to the wife;
ns Get us our slippers, they're just the
ay ( style
the noblest of :all games, and dish
out telecasts of that sport to us
low -brows who are far more inter-
ested in what happening in the
7th, heat at Duffcrin Park or some
such. Although, to be perfectly fair,
we notice where a couple of cricket
fans recently argued so rabidly that
one carved up the other with ',ighly
fatal results, which sounds as though
old game must be hotting
rifle since eltr last vielt.
But to try and write sense, f
change, is Television eventuaile
ing to have a beneficial effect on
sport—or rather on sports attend-
ances—or the reverse? That's a
$64 question which nobody --even
down in New fork—.seems to lee
able to answer with any zeri tinty.
Television has the sports pro-
moters doing flip-flops and nip -ups
in their efforts to find ant whether
ar not they should encourage it, or
try and nip it in the bud. A q'i
ter -century ago they were in a ei
ilar sort of dither over Radio, fe
ing that folks would sooner st
home and listen to oral descriptio
of sports than come out and p
rash to see them.
Those fears proved groundless, as
we all know. Instead of knocking
off cash customers, Radio made
countless thousands of new fans. In
fact the evidence is almost unmis-
takeable that Radio has been the
greatest boon that the business
promoting sports has ever known.
But does the same apply to Tele
vision? The Television folks, quit
naturally, say that it does. But men
who have money invested in sports,
and who had a bit of experience
with. Video, are by no means rer-
tgin. "Radio provokes curiosity, but
Television satisfies ft," one spok
1
3'14 so STORY
11111 Cambridge, England,Rmlyard
Igapl"filg's daughter, Mrs. Elsie
Bainbridge, went to court to ram-
t]ainthat her wine cellar was being
U elit`tfct1 by a tippling butler. Not
telly diol the hntler liberally sample
me r.tr • vintages, Mrs. Bambridge
#11 remal, hut he refilled tltc half-
:
. •v 1,.'llfs with water, tea, and
I Plug in the gadget and spin the old
dial;
Then we'll root for plenty of action,
Ea tube blows out, it's a shame;
But no chatter what happens, we'll
never go out
To the old ball game,
of The drastic regulations in effect
In Denmark by which two-thirds of
muc', production is earmarked for
export are going a bit to far, ac-
e cording to the story of a young
Dane who bad just become the
father of triplets. Exhibiting the
bonny infants to him at the hospital,
the nurse inquired. "Which one do
you want to keep?"
man is quoted as saying; while an-
.
other puts it that "Radio has made
smarts fans; but 'Television will only LITTLE
make 'J'tlevision fans." lir BOY AllCATCH1 t,n By. Margarita
g
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3' a describing a ^Jr •w •
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thrilling touchdown run. The list- � ; ! ��� � �� �� t�lFr � •; �X') to � 1
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a*1lrr finally topples over the goal- ' $ ' ''' r �� �l ; ^ ��,�.✓/1"+ a� j�� ��
line with the ball -carrier, rinoticr,i- ,.�" ' �^,. ;•x•M[aG1'r . i • ':+} �, .... �, t ':...�-`.`
ally exhausted. Once lie .gets his
hreltlt heti ;,t likely as not' 10 sac
`Gee, I %t ish 1'd been there tt. sec,
that rim.'
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'en Televitior<, ttrr,tifr},. he hes
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Secretary',tiNewtonbtoolr United Cht rob Choir,
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FISH STUFF
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.With his job as chairman of the
Hoover commission over, ex -Presi-
dent Herbert Hoover leaned back in
• his chair, puffed on his pipe and
said he guessed he'd go fishing,
"There are only two occasions in
life when people have a regard for
one's privacy," he said. "One is
when you are at prayer. the other
when you go fishing . , . Whatever
your associations are, you are in the
presence of optimism, gladness, joy,
and of course fish . , . There are
three distinct social levels in trout
fishing, The real aristocracy use
only a dry fly. A step lower are
those who use wet flies. And the
lowest of all are the bait fishermen
Mr. Coolidge , .. used worms.
This raised a dreadful outcry frons
bait fishermen,"
Curvaceous Angler — 'lard to
say if Marcellyn Gulbransen
will catch any fish with that'
outfit, but she'll certainly cap
ture the eye. She's all decked
out as "Miss Sportsman" at a
recent Sportsmen's and \ aCa-
tion Show.
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