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Show . 1 ......... Growth of Baby Teeth JW! first hahv is born his WGO-floilN- T.ksCREENADIO 'leased w" by is all in r "tTA YOUNG Oregon as a Wof taking t.: lSnt t 7f , S 0tf n D ue-twe- en 'L nr "'"fllllH Highway Tax Evasion INEZ GERHARD ! m mA As background. , location A ROUND 1 x the army's Pentagon office building in the world, winds a network nf istic macadam highways whict have now become the center of on largest result in sickness. location in Oregon fish-liv- .J 3, iaiXr VS. - 5 t I LORETTA ' , YOUNG RKO's "Rachel and tha and gained eight pounds. in s than once she has dieted unsuccess-but of gaining, icpe Good food, fresh air, and Cgpn, that's the recipe. for H Arden, star of "Our Miss has had successful careers movies, on the stage, now in 1 IS i V J jf v. . s if - v d that explains a Probably yacht, a home in Florida and a new mansion in Virginia. However, the two Virginia con. structors have been frantically pull ing wires on Capitol Hill, especially with Virginia's Sen. Harry E. Byrd, and for a time it looked as if their tax case was stalled. Some of the tricks used by the Virginia asphalt kings to duck income taxes were just as devious as the cobweb of highways they built around the Pentagon. For example, they made out checks for several thousand dollars to W. W. Thomas and S. M. Redd, contractors, who later gave affidavits that they never received the checks. What Hardy and Davison did was forge endorsements and cash the checks themselves, then deduct the amount of the checks from their income-ta- x returns. 4 ANVVr.: 2 1i gled funds carelessly between their private accounts and the company's account. Both Mrs. Hardy and Mrs. a musjTed a role without Davison received a weekly salary his in since career, ic early of $75 from Arlington Asphalt, fen bis wife threatened to though not seen working for the jve him after he shaved his company. fd and face, to play a grumpy I man. In "A Song Is Born" Hardy also used workers, naid out uses what he calls his of company funds, to help build his fandard hair brush mus-fte-," palatial new Virginia mansion; while Davison drives Cadillac and "Comedy and tragedy a t hair's breadth apart, and Lincoln automobiles, both owned by 4 mustache to bridge that the company. He keeps another comtrow tap," he says. pany Cadillac at his winter home in Miami. Queried about this, Davison las taken Dorothy Malone near replied: a years to reach the place she "You'd be surprised at the Aed in "One Sunday After-si- " business we have in company Dennis Morgan. opposite Florida." dark, beautiful, she began r:g bits and posing To Investigate Hardy and Davison, for at RKO. the bureau of internal revenue sent six agents simultaneously to grill closed lar.iniscing on the set for "Every key witnesses. As the f?! Should Be Married," Alan Mow-- : in, Hardy and Davison hurriedly told how he lost his money hired a tax attorney, I. William i'i ship when coming here from Stempil, formerly of the bureau of ;d, years ago. A hotel kept internal revenue and who knew all sggage when he couldn't pay six agents personally. But Stempil if so he slept under a tree in got nowhere. sM Park, ate rolls left on trays 4s Automat and drank hot wa- Byrd Goes Info Reverse fcvored with catsup, till he land- Then the Arlington Asphalt own I job. ers pulled their ace card and called on Senator Byrd for help. J. W. BarL. Sullivan, arriving In ton, partner in the Subsidiary Coal for his role in "Joan of 04 company, boasted that Byrd would with Ingrid Bergman, car- - "fix" the case; but when this carea small, perforated box. It con- less talk got out, Barton was called Mrs. Sullivan's pet turtles, on the carpet by Hardy and Davison Tfht along so that she would not was issued. 1 ! homesick for her country and a denial in That began a rash of strangely England, where she has so f srrall animals and birds. The conflicting stories. When tax attorSvans' turtles should meet ney Stempil learned Hardy and Davs Mason's ison had been seen going into Byrd's cats . 1 office, he admitted they had conjjjto Film Star Jim Mitchell sulted Byrd about their tax trouJSe Across the Street" and bles. Davison, however, said his to do with :ado Territory") told Atwa-Ke- call on Byrd had nothing he'd like some ivy for his taxes. n. Kent sent some 2,000 plants Later, confronted with Stempil's needed about two dozen. Any. statement that taxes were discussed 'nt some ivy? with Byrd, Davison revised his statement and explained they had I Wallace R. gone to see Byrd "principally about Magil( prodUcer more than 700 another matter," but had talked "Telephone T' Programs starring mu- - about the tax case. ' froatix.1 nmn. i i Yet Byrd emphatically denied any prtfully with even the most knowledge of the case. Queried by IramntaI musicians, per-- Z this column about his talks with ca""e he's a musician Hardy and Davison, the senator "e's the only person from Virginia snorted: tlls Lily pns "Didi... n "I never met them, I never when, after bit of even heard of them." she called him "Mr. fng, NPYt dav. however. Senator t?.?;,' ,Ie came back with his version of "diminu- Byrd's office telephoned to say that "'e popular ,abel for the senator's memory naa Deen bad, that he had talked with Hardy and Davison, though he refused to help them. and t;VaH mvies i f My Favorite Husband," is the cra"berry glass living room. Her Treason Exposed! r learched "all over Connec- On November 1, 1917, Drew coi t? one' proud'y sent l Pearson exposed one of the eot broke wnen was strangest treason cases of the &vZ , edl whereuPon the fond war that of an air force lieu:lL fry astart searching again tenant, Martin James Monti of St. duplicate. Louis, who had stolen a U. 8. to Italy plane, flown from India and deserted to the Germans. Pearson charged, Thereafter, a j ... v 7' 'rancet , Monti had enlisted in the elite i unaj siuarcj "Si iht commercials, S3 corps and served In the Nail ""Shltrs. Universal- - army. out $500flOO Pearson also revealed that st having Monti as of that date November st lJu. '"cf,on hr "Calam. 1, 1947 was still la the U. S. in Kanab, Recently, however, LieuI me DeCarlf fid How- - army! Monti was formally Intenant Dorothy Lmr)ur 'trtnieni nl dicted by a federal grand Jury of In New York on a charge " Jl.'Ttmb' ' tht doe, in mII treason for becoming an officer wedding In the elite S3 corps. fell has Bressart Joe DiMaggio. j 4 taste "a little bitter." 11 DETECTOR IN ACTION Dr. Alice Lindsay Wynekoop, 77, did not murder her daughter-in-laaccording to the results of the lie test conducted by Dr. Orlando F. Scott. The aged woman physician who was convicted of slaying pretty Rheta Gardner Wynekoop was recently freed from prison after serving 13 years and nine months for the sensational murder. w psycho-dctccto-met- er A" A TOE CIIURCniLLS . . . Mr. and Mrs. Winston Churchill are shown leaving St. Margaret's church after attending the wedding of Lady Margaret Eger-to- V 5 n, Princess Elizabeth's to John Colville, the Princess' private secretary. g, v., 5 A WOMAN MAYOR . . . Mrs. Dorothy McCulIough Lee, who soon will come the first woman mayor of the city of Fortland, interest in studying the intricate working of New York Inspector Martin Brown, with the aid of a policeman, miniature street model the route taken by presidents, when they visit the biggest city on the continent. be- Vic :;'. ... 8. LEGION COMMANDER Perry Brown, Beaumont, Tex., veteran of both a world wars, was chosen national commander of the American Legion by acclamation at the recent annual convention in Miami. - : , ' v-:- : : . ti7 fi:Jf 'i.'uS' ,f ' I y -- KfJ i , Outlook for 1949 never removed. M.r 1 - OF A NEW LIFE . . . This photograph was taken at Bremerhavcn, Germany, as the first of 205,000 displaced persons boarded ship for the United States and a new way of life. Janina Cerzas-taita parcntless Lithuanian girl, is understandably bewhich attended ber boarding of the U. S. commotion wildered by the transport General Black on ber way to the promised land. THRESHOLD c, army if i .'a?. 'is ,! i"Z - "4- - SWEET STOPOVER . . . Clutching the first piece of chocolate be's had In bis life, Eric Schoetta grins at the delectable taste. He's Just arrived In New York from Europe and is preparing to board a Peruvian International airlines plane to four-year-o- ld Peru. S -- o The middle of the 1948 football season seems to be a somewhat early date to be discussing the Sep tcmber finish of pennant races for 1949. But no one can be arrested and shot for trying. The two American league teams to beat In 1949 should be the Cleveland Indians and the Boston Red Sox. They have, by far, the better infields, which are the basio strength of a baseball team, especially the play around short and second. There isn't a chance the Yankees will have anything to match Boudreau and Gordon or Stephens and Doerr when you consider both the offense and defense. Both sets are standouts. Cleveland has the better of the pitching with Bcarden, Lemon, Feller and Gromck. Neither the Red Sox nor Yankees have a dependable pitcher. The Tigers still have pitching possibilities, but little else. The Athletics can finish fourth or fifth no better. Majeskl and Joost are hardly likely to be as good as they were this year. Both were r ICtK A.'"" cr5T Pi:. ITT Itm" '8-in- ' State Meat Inspection Pennsylvania was the first state to pass meat Inspection laws and to establish a livestock sanitary Families Coyote The eoyote whelps anywhere fromj 3 to 10 pups. They are born sometime in early April. Only one litter generally Is born. How To Relieve Creomulsion relieves promptly because it goes right to the scat of the trouble , to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial mucous membranes. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with the understanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back. for Coughs, Chest Colds.Bronchitis REASON IT OUT AND YOU'LL PREFER THIS -rastt. -.c- NATURE'S REMEDY (NR) TABLETSA purely vegetable laxative to relieve constipation without the usual griping, sickening, perturbing sensations, and does not cause a rash. Try NR you will see the difference. or candy coated their actioa is dependable, thorough, yet gentle S millions of NR's have proved. Get a 25c box and use as directed. Un-coat- er-rat- io -- J Jt cent. e Last season Stirnweiss and Riz zuto drove in 82 runs. Gordon and Boudreau drove in 252 runs. Steph ens and Doerr drove In 250 runs. We are speaking now of second- base combinations. Rizzuto and Stirnweiss were a brilliant defensive team. But they were so far behind Stephens and Doerr, Boudreau and Gordon, there was no comparl son. You could trace at least 10 race to games, in a this missing clutch hitting. Maybe 15 games. The Yankee Infield, plus Yankee pitching, kept the Yankees from winning by 10 or 15 games. There was certainly no outfield to match Joe DiMaggio, Tommy Henrich, Lindell, Keller and Berra. They drove in over 400 runs, far more than the Red Sox outfield hammered in. Here they are: DiMaggio, 156; Henrich, 100; Berra, 98; Keller, 45; Lindell, 55. Total: 454. What about the Red Sox? Wil liams, 128; Dom DiMaggio, 85; oth ers, less than 80. Far below the Yankees. So was Cleveland. The Yankees had the outfield. Ore., finds much City. Here Chief shows ber on a kings and heroes 11, , manager always been a and the type of man baseball needs. The selection of Casey Stengel was a smart move, following a dumb one. which doesn't often hap pen. Stengel is also a high-grad- e manager who knows his trade. But there wom't be as many laughing stories written about Casey in 1949 not with the Job he has ahead. Cleveland, the best team In base ball, won the 1948 world series. The Indiana should be the best team in baseball In 1949 and should win again unless the Red Sox can lo cate a few pitchers. Then It would be different. The Yankee farm system has bogged down in recent years, and no matter how Stengel hustles, he doesn't know where his players are coming from. He needs one outfielder, three a catcher and three pitchers all good. This makes a total of some eight ball Dlavers. Eood ball players, bet ter ball players than most of those he has exceDt DiMaEEio. Henrich. Lindell and Raschl. Yogi Berra Is a useful fellow to have around. Lowers Fuel Bill Tests conducted by Tennessee Valley authority revealed that a house completely Insulated with mineral wool reduced the fuel bill by 45 per Infield Lacks Hitters - pub-phot- ff r. knows Mac-Phail'- ... LIE never f Everyone by that Bucky Harris wasn't fired for inefficiency. He was fired because he is s, a friend of In our book it was a stupid move, as Bucky has high-grad- a IMRL aided PASS THE CATSUP . . . Joan Adamas, 16, Wynesburg, Pa., high school honor student, gulps down a grasshopper for the photographer. She charges a dollal a grasshopper and says they STENGEL she says that perfection i m medium is not much help in penorm-to- f Cadillacs and Mansion ier. The projected the stage would look hammy The two kings of Virginia Asphalt 6 fte screen; the screen s re also made out other false invoices tailed acting would be dull on the Then in radio, you're not and vouchers which they deducted from their income taxes, and jugat all! But Bucky Harris carried on his back-lar- gely WfV , er with the team v V, McKenzie Davison of the Arlingtor for six Asphalt company, apparently did not feel they should pay full taxes on the profits they made from Uncle Sam. In fact, treasury agents who finally caught up with the pair, estimate that they uncie Mm out or $500,000. . Jje 4 4 hush-hus- h A. V,, - ' ! mitrlnnrs dav of the capital's most interesting fvinT under condi- income tax scandals. home at those from For the men who built the hnh in loss of weight. ways, W. J. "Doc" Hardy and F But Loretta quick-change- ji teeth are already formed in the gums, although they usuauy aon 1 begin to come througn unui the sixth and eighth month. The diet of the mother before the baby was born determines the health of the baby's teeth, which begin growing five or six months the of collision THE general before birth. INT Series and a new football The permanent teeth as well as season, a crash between a budding the baby teeth begin to form be cyclone and a dying tornado, sev- fore birth. The baby's diet anects eral baseball details have come up the condition of these second teeth. for inspection. Calcium in milk and Vitamin D in One is that Casey Stengel, as good oil are essential for as he is, isn't going to win any penteeth. healthy strong nant or run second 3 extra rJ' ''' . v ,- - - . - -- rum v A ; X .W. . ' - ... ' ' ; ' ' vMr ' i' In a colorful ceremony nndimmed by THE NAVf REMEMBERS Us own fighting men who died at sea remembers the navy rain driving and the men of all the United Nations who were lost at sea. Chaplains of three major faiths, Catholic, Frotestant and Jewish, throw overboard a floral tribute to America's dead. Later, children of U. N. tocd over a floral remembrance to all the men of the H Nations wbo died at sea. good. The Yankees only strength Is In the outfield the section, headed by Joe DiMaggio that carried the rest of the team DiMaggio, Henrich, Lindell, Keller and Berra. Keller's health Is still uncertain. Cleveland's outfield Is only fair even with an Improving Doby. The Red Sox could use new pitchers. 'ROUND AND 'ROUND . . . y Winners of the bike race grind at the Klngsbridge armory In New York City, Belgians Emtio Bruneau and Louis J. Saen still go around and around In their dreams no doubt. six-da- j National League In the older league, the Braves and Dodgers have the call for 1949 with the Dodgers well in front. The Braves need Infield and outfield Improvements In rather large quantities. In Sain and Spahn, they have the two best pitchers m their league the best nucleus for a winning staff. The Dodgers have added another year's experience which is all they needed plus some saner handling. FUSSY STOMACH? RELIEF FOR A! 10 ? f INDIGESTION, c r.&c gun um FOR THE TUMMY! HEARTBURN Check that Cough from Before Et a cold Gsfs Wune and get well quicker with the Nf VV FOLEY'S Tho NEW FOLEVS HONEY A TAR contains one of Hie must important coukIi treatment developments In years, one that ACTUALLY HfcLI'.S SFEElJ RKCOV-ERAlso soothes throat, cheeks cough-i- n. Alio delirious, dors not upset diKostlon. Hut most important. A'E W KOLEY'8 helpi yuu net ire quirker from cough due to cold. At your druggist JUST a OASH IM rr a II ATHIRS 11 CO Applicafi M aiaci uu ivjm lAtTHtl 1 r MUCH ofUFE? Are you going through the functional 'middle age' period peculiar to women (38 to 52 yrs.) J Does this make you aufler from hot flashes, feel 10 nervous, hlghstroni?. tired? s Then do try Lydla E. Plnkham's Vecetable Compound to relieve such symptoms. Plnkham's Compound also has what Doctors call a stomachic toulo effect I lYDIALPINKKAM'SSSSSSlo 17 in ' r MA Help Them Glranne the Blood of Harmful Body Waste Tour kidneys are constantly flltertnt from the blond stream, ilut nrootimea lsi In their work do not act ss Nature Intended tail to re- wuti matter kidneys move Impurities that, if retained, may poison the system and upset tbs wbolt boriy machinery, hymptome may be Batfln bsekaebs, persistent heedarht, attacks of dizziness, getting op nights, swelling, pullineaa under the eyes a feeling of nervous aoiiety and loss of pep snd strength. Other signs of kidney or bladder disorder srs sometimes burning, scanty of too frequent urination. There should be no doubt that prompt treatment Is wiser than neglect. Use Doan't Pills. Voan't have been winning, new friends tor more thsn forty years. They have a nation-wid- e Ars recommended by grateful reputation. people thai country over. 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