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. ry rr od » a gs - Ts a bo Ww aE a ogo Sg -- Wr = ay ~. eof the general. Russian drive for GREAT BRITAIN Sidney Stanley is the name of the "contact man" who recently brought about the downfall of two Labor government officials by tempting them with lavish entertainment and gifts. But nod that the inquiry is finished, and tfle two officials have departed the political scene, Mr. Stanley is still something of a prob- lem. To put it briefly, Mr. Atlee and -his=mssociates just don't know what to do- with Stanley. One proposal was to deport Mr. $. to his native Poland whence he came, he says, as a boy back in 1913. But Stanley says, "If 1 were gent to Poland, they would shoot me, also my wife and daughter. I- am 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 as 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 'has been no word of how lsrael views the suggestion, * The Opposition is having a quiet Jaugh -- which might later turn into political capital --over a recent ganpulut put out by the Labor arty. "The prams of Britain", it Jrotisian, "are fllled with the onniest babies in living memory. Britain today gives mothers and ehildren a better chance than any 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 now .hirteen years old, "When the error was called to their attention, the [.aborites apologized and, somewhat sheepishly, withdrew the pamphlet" HUNGARY For the past several wecks the attention oi a large pari' of the civilized world has been centered on Communist-dominated Hungary, and the trial of Cardinal Mindszenty. The latter's sentence to life imprison- ment -- it is said that he is the first c prelate to be tried and punished, --while-a-Cardinal-in-all-the- 1960-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 surprising. 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." : But actvally the Communists have pulled what might almost be called -- if the matter were not so serious -- a "terrific boner"; and the chances aie: 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 werful {grces of Roman Cath- olicism in Europe, Just 'how strong those powers are -- or could be -- can be seen by a glance at the table below: Country Total Populat. Catholics Austria 7,057,000 5938,000 _ Belgium 8,453,000 8,238,000 Czechoslovak, 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 9,383,000 7,017,000 Italy 45,833,000 45,470,000 Netherlands 9,793,000 3,100,000 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 moves 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 Bulgaria fifteen Protestant minis- ters were indicted on charges of espionage. These moves are viewed in West- ern capitals against the background the consolidation and integration of Eastern Europe under communist sontrol. On_the economic side, the . eonsolidation taker the form of the "Molotov Plan" --~ an interlocking sework of trade treaties. Q he En eal de . ere 4A the effort to gain complete domination of gov- ernments by the Communist party. Now these latest moves seem fo show that-a new phase has been fully Jainched -- a direct ascanit on the last great rallying point of oppo: sition Christianity, Radio Minded, : The little girl went fo church for the first time. Afterward, the minister asked her how she enjoyed the service. = 2 "Wall," she ssid, "1 thought the music 'was very mice, but your fa the agreement these men are examining. Agreeing To Bettle A Much Disputed Question--A historic document for the fishing industry It is signed by Canada, the United States and sight other maritime nations. Its purpose is to establish an international advisory and informa- eomniission on the Northwest Atlantic fishing grounds. United Kingdom; B. Dinesen, Denmark; Stewart Bates, Canada; Klaus Sunnanaa, Norway; and Wilbert M. Chapman, United States. Left to right--A. I. A. Dobson, When Danny Gardella brought suit 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 more or less of a joke, "Danny must of found hisself a good, truat- Ing lawyer, who doesn't care if he ever gets paid or not," was the sort of comment one heard, , v * * But right now there aren't so wany smiles seen or snickers heard. Just a short time ago the Court of the right to take his ease to the U.S. Supreme Court. And Hf it ever gon before that august body, there 1s a chance that it might bust the whole stricture of baseball loose from its foundations. «to» : For the word has been geiting around that Baseball is something more than "a great American -jnsti- 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 basebt!l banquets. ht . LJ 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- for for the youth of the land. eople are beginning to suspect that those same 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 eireles of the US. Supreme Court. » 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 matter of employer and em- ployee. If they do, look for plenty of pinwheels, Roman candles and as- sorted fireworks, For in what other Hne 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, + ee vo The only exception which comes readily to mind is Organized Hockey RA > A SixpITCRI --Appeals-gave the ex-Giant outfielder -- IC -- which copied, in large measure, Baseball's peculiar form of contract? But, of course, Hockey is different. It's a great CANADIAN institution -- an' inspiration to every CANA- |! DIAN youth with red blood in his veins and -- Oh, fill in the rest of it yourself, * * Getting back to Danny Gardella -- he never was much of a star. He" oined the Giants about mid-season 1944, getting into 47 games, - mostly as a pinch hitter, In 1945 _he took part in-121 games; 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- er Mel Ott, jumped to Mexico. hen he came back, after two seasons down Mexico way, he was promptly banished from organized ball for a term of five years -- which, for a player pf Danny's cal- bre, might as well have been life. Cow * 0% Now it is really no buttons -off Really Started Something -- Danny Gardella, ex-New York Giant outfielder, got another chance to press his $300,000 lawsuit against the Giants and the Big L.eagues, which barred him from organized ball after he jumped to the Mexican League 1n 1946. Circuit Court of peals reversed a lower court's dismissal of the suit. eonminercial wha 100, Jong." Mexico Comes To Florida.--To make his friends, the Mexican ehichuahuas feel more at home, little Billy Hanson dons a: / super-sombrero. The tiny dbgs are decked out with floral | blankets for their appearance at a canine carnival. i "land Indians. our vest how Danny's suit comes out. our baseball, or it We are the sort who can take leave either with or without Gardella, alone, It is rather the possibilities of the case which our humble intrigue us personallf. opinion In Organized Baseball has been getting away with something akin murder, at least much longer, s I to -- well, if not mayhem -- for many a long year. And we're won- dering if it will be able to do so Ld You can bet alt the cofiee in Brazil -- to mint a bran-néw phrase -- that the present situation would never have cropped up if old Judge Landis had still been in the driver's seat. The Judge was an eminent" jurist long before he was a baseball Czar and probably understood, as well as anybody else, shaky are the underpinnings just how" that prop up that mighty structure, » * --I'ime after tinve 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 The Law --and de- Judge - scrutiny of clared unconstitutional, But unbiased Landis is gone-- and in his place they have "Happy" Chandler, who can tie knots in Landis's record as a gladhander and after-dinner speaker -- but who isn't fit to carry his brief case for shrewdness and ability. s * * * Just think of what 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 dicker with teams like the New York Yankees or Cleve- It's too painful to even think about--and as we've almost come to the end of our space, we shian't do so aly * more, » # ' Except for this one parting thought, Throughk 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. and more such stuff tends toward publicizing -- not what a guy does -- but how much he gets. Think, yourself, of all the pictures you've seen recently aboy DiMaggio sign- ing for a hundred grand -- Lou Boudreau signing for $75,000, and so on and s0 on. * * % ' So, should More the Supreme Court judges come to the conclusion that Bascball 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 -- Danfy, who wouldn't be a good boy and stay put when they told him to go and stand in a corner for going where he could get more money for working he knew. LINE : Hockey, of course, is quite differ- ent -- although we seem to recall, faintly, sums like a hundred thou- sand dollars and the name of Mau- rice Richard being bandied about in . at the only trade the sports columns not so long ago. Hee. CANADIAN 217 Bay Rireet came's PRI KIL aa BAFE, effective winter Insecticide. Kills eattle Mee, sheen Heka and poultry At your dealer's or. writer-- Sxowsns LHITHD -- T CLASSIFIED ADV ERTISING y AGENTS WANTED BE YOUR OWN BOSS! Distribute, on Part Time or Full Time basis, our 250 products: Toiletries. Vitamins, Extracts, Spices, Baking Powder, Cakes. Doughnuts, Glass. Silvey, Furniture and Shoe Polishes, etic Each individual & customer. Excellent opportunity 10 test your business abilities. 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