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Show i f THE BEAVER PRESS. JWAVRF. UTAH .aaaa?"'' L -- V: sin YvAdrunuiuft r ?By - Walter Shead .jCx ! WNO Comtpondmt WNU Washington Bureau, e.ye at., M. W. lilt " v , Minimum Wage Bill Amended to Death ; " ". U .' '"- . - 4 " T M ! ,N , . . I F V tri "-' , I - ,. : ' ' ' 1 - I " I I I A s . your that the f , U kussell amendment to the new min' ; . act was wangled into imum wage move the bill in a parliamentary Spearheaded by 21 southern senato kill tors as a deliberate intent bill. the minimum wage J it was another of those coalition tactions in which 20 northern Republicans along with two northern Democrats joined with the southern democratic bloc. Only three southern senators opposed the action. . . . of Alabama, Pepper of Florida of Kentucky. It might 1 Barkley and .?-i4 ,v .i le pointed out, too, that the most MEMPHIS COTTON CARNIVAL TO REOPEN . ... . - , : .. 1. ... r influential senators on the Republii i j " j ana iuiure ol me cotton . . . inHimtrv ih Momi,: pasi present .i can side refused to join in the coWlU resume this to year after bowing out the war effort since 1941. t,ir.mval RhJ V alition . . . senators such as Taft be outdone this year. The 1946 carnival will sparkle with a of Ohio, Vandenberg and Ferguson the ZTol cattZ I dep'ct,ng lively street dances and songfests. Exhibits will show well as new applications and artlDcial fibers jpf Michigan, Morse of Oregon, and and plastics. iken of Vermont. in was much the oratory I There debate from these southern senators about the "poor downtrodden jarmer," but that this oratory was 'so much political sop is evident from the fact that these same senators twice before have had the opportu-liit- y to pass the Pace bill, which Includes the cost of farm labor in establishing a parity price, and have iwice before even refused to consider it. To tack the Pace bill onto fie minimum wage bill at this late Idate as an amendment or rider when even the four national farm ' I Organizations didn't want it there, t Jnakes it an obvious move, to our Lay of thinking, to defeat the bill. 10 llV V" tfTTi 3 4 , Brazilians With Multiple Names Get Dual Listing Owing to the few family names of Portuguese origin, most Brazilians use from two to four names, nAMSJf44K oil . . llff fK3 At I , - ' f9 - ' 1 M - ' 1 -t Xt; A Wtik VlhiZf fflf Jl Zf Xfl If ! .?klir .Z V - h ' ' - ... ,V , ' tt IS obvious, ai leasi fl Hnme Town Reporter, O - , J taking them from both their mother and father and arranging them in a new order, says Collier's. But it is their uncommon given name which distinguish Free Warning to Cafegoers: Those them from others and by which they are best known. baU are not sanitary. . . . Nearly Consequently, Brazilians are listeveryone sticks the things into their ed by their first as well as their kissers or runs them over their teeth last name in many telephone direc-a- nd the bartenders have no way tories and government files. of sterilizing them before passing Suggestion: Carry your come in ver and gold. ... The 1JU own-t- hey iHU -- 4 n;t,'.uJ iiilil u : Ji ofraZ 3 "" ca,,which 1 aSLjtrj . . Mid-Sout- h, !. V-- tA4sf ii 111 i " ilgtu'nsf l. d aiu L. Wei wHii1 y i" Higher Wages ... Merciless Truth: "4 s f with PJte .4 - fiSt4ife 7. " s LLl bl FJ J I I' It, '". ... iam, t& i J'K i ill! :. - r -- ,!- V.'i,?l r V;o ftlk I 13 f - - m It .. Niko- ' I ... isr- - ' , : U ' V Sj ..V'.'--- ' mmi Saddest Story of the Week: Les Brown, the bandleader, brought it in. . . . It's the saga of the high-wir- e artist. . . . Poor ' chap. . .' He Jumped 50 feet straight up Into the air grabbed a trapeze did 25 fast flips and caught the trapeze , between his teeth with no hands! . Imagine! . . .Then he tried it a second time missed and fell- to the stage with a crash that rocked the theater. . . . The producer helped the battered performer to his feet. put him in a chair and said: "You did fine and then you had to louse it up by getting slapsticky!" Broadway Glossary: Bartender: The one guy at the bar who knows what he's doing. . . .' Marquee: Any actor'a heaven. . . . Chanteuse: Not singer, . . Maestro: Corniest I member of the band. . . . Ingenue: Chorus girl who Is "Going Places" with the producer. . , . Romance: 1 When be picks up the check. . , , I Love: When she does. . . . ManAn unsuccessful booking i ager: agent . . . Critic: District attorney invited to the crime. . . . Stagehand: prima donna. . , . Pals: The penalty of success. . . . Loyalty: Being true to someone on top. . . . What has ruined more writers than hooch. . . . Luck: The other fellow's formula. . . . Off-sta- '" ; f, , 4 f, . iWkyi' - 4 ; .... i senators have won means nothing to The only hope of the farm-- 1 r0li b"' "u" " lIe i n the sen- - nouse, or the result conference on farm cntlrcly new bill, GOOD' TASTING? 7 YOU can have a . with SEED reiRT-Mtn- c DETROIT SI CO. SAN FRANCISCO 24 mm cm BOUGHT COLD PREPARATIONS Tablets Sal v . t i . ii mimon hiuum Liquid 1 1 iu SOLD No Drop i lor yean. MM I 1 By-Lin- e: low-pai- " naritv sf,0.f the Pace an i. lai V. Novikov, present charge d'affairs in Washington, who has been named to replace Andrei A. Gromyko as Soviet ambassador to the United States. Gromyko will remain with UNO. The color guard of the UNCLE SAM'S OLDEST REGIMENT 3rd regiment, oldest In the U. S. army, with some members wearing the costumes of the Colonial wars, Is shown during colorful ceremony of the 7lh at Heidelberg. Germany, which marked the Lt. Keyes. Gen, Goeffrey army under here that suf- nRth ca0 be mastered to the hill over the President'. ! aPPear!, that dpad ' lhls 9esslo , now for children build sound teeth, strong bones. week-en- d in the country. I hedrd two army horses (which are to be cared for the rest of their lives) congratulating each other on not being mere G.I.s." - exenange for their a went through the the minimum at 60 million work-- f d e coalition tor, which helps systems "Dear Wal 1,01 vl f i ? ft. SOVIET AMBASSADOR . and 3H WCfe excluded. Helps tone up adult H. L. Mencken The Morning Mall: fO4 . f ill Face$ Veto pendment. DOCTORS ter," writes a reader, "I spent the un-th- a Inwor by Many Just after he has met his first love "and just after he hat parted from his last one. e declared that act the govern- on Recommended A happy. finance the support pogram at these prices. , . says there are two times in every man's life when he is thoroughly $4,500,-WO,00- ..-, week-end- and here's yours." 1 compromise the other The stranger brought a wallet from his own hip and said: "Thanks exemptions. also asked for flexible minimum wages based en index and the transfer of "area of production" findings to the secretary of agriculture from the labor department. They got none f these safeguards, however. And to the National Grange, the Farm bureau, the Farmers Union and fie National are not "very happy about the result of fie coalition. What would this inclusion of cost f farm labor in the parity formula tio? According to the debate on the foor as stated by Sen. Scott Lucas (''Illinois, it will increase the nation's hoi bill by something like 0 annually to consumers. It Would send the parity price of heat from $1.56 to $2.07 per bush-1- . com from $1.14 to $1.51 and so n down the line of parity prices. M it makes no provision for pass-thi- s price increase along to , i let." it did not nunougn the minimum bill ,s originally introduced wage providing ')r 65 cents on a sliding scale up to 75 cents, was a part of the Presi- m I s 8 Program, so inflationary does regard the bill with the Russell-- 8 amendment attached, he has farmed the senate he will veto the . pleasure if j h., uiai iurm. Coalition f"11 Ennstnri In tt.. me President's statement, refused iuffet safe-keepin- processing" Steagall You've Met Him: One of those bores spoiled a party with a series of spineless stories and loud gab. Finally, he got up to leave. "What I need," he said, "i3 a little Upset Stomach Relieved in 5 minutes or doubt your money back Whtmexcesr tomarh add cftOMMi painful, ln gas, aour aomach and heartburn, doctor cuoaity fartent-aetinmediclnea known for prtcnb th relief lui'ilioiuftti hk thoaetn Bell-an- a aymptoauatic Tablet. No i ax a tire, tteli-abringi comfort in a iffy or double your money bck on return of bottle ut, J&o at ail drugjpBta, with $1,000 bills. A film magnate was concerned 1 when he passed out. He helped him v. . 'V,V to his compartment. Then the pro ducer worried that he would be robbed since the limp one wouldn't think to lock himself in. The pro ducer took the stranger's wallet JAPANESE HOLD OPEN ELECTION An estimated 24,000,000 voters went to the polls In Japan to select for representatives for a new national house of representatives. Unheard of Japanese women exercised their At noon the producer joined the right of suffrage. Typical of most voting places was the Votsuya ward office, Tokyo, where the women outnumdrunk in the diner and said: "You bered the men. Final results will not be known for some time, but Red element has admitted defeat. were pretty tight last night, so I put you to bed. Here's your wal farm organizations ment could not Heheheh: Larry Storch, the Copa comic, Overheard a man and woman as they came out after witnessing "The Lost Weekend." "I'm through!" said the man. "With drinking?" she asked. "No, movies!" per-Chi- Jcontain certain safeguards which re set out in the original Pace bill, luch as "area of production" and farm workers. Senator Lucas s. ough-brats- !" man nobody knew kept buying drinks for all in the crowded club car. He displayed a wallet packed minimum wage bill, which raise the legal minimum Wage from 40 cents to 60 cents an lour for some three million workers, but not farm workers. They Were lukewarm on the bill in the first place for the reason that a higher minimum wage would indirectly inean higher farm wages. At the same time they favor the principle of the Pace bill to include arm labor cost in the price of farm products, and so they could not openly and wholeheartedly oppose the i In Other Words: After reading the papers about the way some so ciety upstarts are behaving. Bill Schiller memo'd: "They call them thorough-bredI call them thor It Happened: Hollywood actors report that it happened on the Su would .The Cohn enrolled his dog in the course. After ten days Mr. Cohn wanted to quit because: "We're not getting anywhere "I'm sorry, Mr. Cohn," said the instructor, "but you will have to learn that you cannot talk to your dog as though he were an actor or a writer." shut-up!- the ("primary In Movietown there is a "What you need," said Phil Brito, " "is a little And these farm organizations lave been embarrassed, to say the least, throughout the senate fight on although : shut-eye.- " j The southern senators, although ihey will not say so for publication, just do not want a higher wage scale in southern industry. This fact as been evident in the considera tion of other wage and labor legis lation. Amendment Oops! "charm" school that teaches pet animals various stunts and manners. The school also coaches the masters of the pets. Columbia Pictures' boss Harry f",Li ELECTION noISri f tic rcc" cton by ... various A voter of the future iooks wer parties and candidates to boost r Greek elections. In contrast to the bitterness moling Itself was quiet, with , a wlnrLps fiKhtin, a losing battle to persuade volTs to boycott the election. Populist party won. ,l Com-Kta- P SEARCH OF TITLE . . Billy Conn, Pittsburgh Adonis, who hopes to wrest the world's heavyweight boxing crown from Champion Joe Louis, when they meet In New York In June. Quotation Marksmanship: A. Karr: Friendship between two women is always a plot against each other. , . . A. Dumas: All women desire to be esteemed; they care much less about being respected. . . . II. Mur-roWashington, D. C, Is the national headquarters of three parties the Democratic, the Republican and the CocktaiL . . . Anon: Civilization is the slow process of gradually falling In line with the visionary ideas of minorities. . . . M. C. Banning: A handsome man, carefully stored and refrigerated youth. PAZO IN TUilSI of popl (ulTrrlnS from Pile, ha? found prompt fllef lth PAZO ointment. 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