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Show REPORTER GOLD RUSH f0FjOWN Loerats Are Expected to Win Fishermen Senate Seats in Midwest Hit It Rich shead I..,. that the new tax bill did put an inre' on corporation taxes, apiust crease .PPOBTEB te a alter proximately 15 per cent, and the ,0 Washington middle tho congress agreed to meet on Novemtrip through shoulder-to-feil- k ber 27 to enact an excess profits tax and a Idling which would be retroactive, probawith farmers Curators, proprietor,North-- bly to June 25. At least the congress others in plans to enact an excess profits tax tamps and Indithe first thing in the next session Kentucky, , Tennessee, Missouri, Jo Illinois. meeting in January. waiter i.P a. fe 2 Okla-Marylan- d, and Virginia .ylvania- - which , result Of this survey in previous given partially the pre elec to the people, following re-U indicates the of November 7: in the election MianaSen. Homer Capehart, Chilean, will be defeated, Demo-CwiSen. Scott Lucas, fe K C ll be Ca-S- en. (publican, reelected. Bourke Hlckenlooper, will be reelected. Sen. Forrest Donnell, will be defeated. Ujo Sen. Robert A. Taft, Repub-will be reelected but by such Call majority, it wiU remove the Ctor from national consideration. Wisconsin Sen. Alexander Wiley, Cblican, may be defeated, Congressman Mike ilahoma Missouri (publican, W mey, S. Democrat, will win the senatorship. Sen. Millard Tydings, Harriman's Statement be reelected. Sen. Francis ..nnsylvania mans decision to send American troops into Korea was illegal . . that he had no power to do so without consulting the congress. Now there is widespread debate over the statement of W. Averell Harriman as an affront to Taft. Harriman, former roving ambassador to Mr. Truman in Europe, speaking to the AFL convention in Houston, Texas, said: When you look at (Tafts) record, you cannot escape the conclusion that if congress had adopted his positions, Communist objectives would thereby have been furthered. In turn Taft attacked the Marshal plan, where he voted to cut appropriations, as wasteful and he criticized Mr. Harrimans job as RCA roving ambassador in Europe. . J. Debate Costs $7,216 )tts, Democrat, may be defeated, ith Dakota Congressman Fran Case, Republican, Chan Gurney in who defeated the primary, the senatorial race, lentucky Gov. Earle C. will be elected sen-ovCharles I. Dawson, the publican nominee, to fill the seat will win Clem-Democr- at, er Sr held by Sen. Garrett Withers. I zaunism Big Question Principle subjects which the peo-- i asked questions about in the mid-j- e west included: janmunist J What about the mess in Washington? hard to make was them believe pi there were probably less Com-pist- s in Washington than in any M American city of like size, Is the adminis-Ratio- n question: to let prices get out before they do anything Of course this remains to going sight it? J wen, but indications esident has are that the already set up the Machinery under the new law to put damp on price increases to bait Nation. Another question: Why do we have increased taxes when they Bed to do anything about increased 8 on business? The answer is pay How much is it worth to you to $300-a-da- y old-tim- e ..jfl ;v-n-- y " ' A&-vr-- A h 'C f in -- vjiien sleep Elf ED OF BACKACHES worn " v m nxN-a-MiN- T. nxN-A-MT- nzN-a-MiN- T. nxN-s-MiN- oau's Pills K T CHEWING-GU- QtJlVd 0- has gone to war. Occupation housewives in Japan threw their curtain rods Into the air war against North Korea when a critical shortage developed in the supply of pipes necessary to ex tend fuel lines to the large wing tip tanks to give the jets extra time over the target area. The demand was met by stripping dependents homes of tubular Jap anese manufactured rods, which happened to meet exactly the Air Force requirements. It cuts down a little on our privacy, one Air Force wife said. But this isnt a private war, .VC.v ' MH Are you troubled by distress of female functional periodic disturbances? Does this make you suffer from pain, feel so nervous, tired at such times? Then start taking Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound about ten days before to relieve such symptoms. Plnkham's has a grand soothing effect on one of womans most important organsl UAGY Rods to Korea War Effort KOREA The lowly curtain rod f " YjOUR flRSffiGB fl UliUlO CORDOVA, Alaska Alaskas crab fishermen have struck it rich 'tilth lint a bonanza. The strike is as rich as any of the tint sun 'I lucky sourdoughs early t day gold findings. Truly the woman's friend "A yarn that a couple of men VIYDIA E. PltlKHAM'S COMPOUND were making $300 a day In a new gold strike would arouse terrific excitement, Clarence Martin, CorJ dova Times publisher reports. "Yet COME ADD YOU ! the crab fishermen are making that kind of money and It is just FEEL GLUM ; as good as if it came in nuggets. Cordova is one of the big proLaxativo- -i Use Chewing-Guducers of canned and frozen crab. REMOVES WASTE...N0T GOOD FOOt The species is known on the Pacific As ws get older, stress and strain, overWhew you cant nlecp feel Justawfi coast as the Dungeness. But until exertion, excessive smoking or eiposure to do t cold sometimes slows down kidney funcbecause you need a laxative recently all of the Cordova area tion. This msy lead many folks to comchew do millions catch was taken from Prince Wil- plain of nagging backache, loss of pep and is wonderfully different Doctors say many other laxatives star liam sound, adjacent to the town. energy, headaches and dizziness. Getting up nights or frequent passages may result their flushing action too soon. ..rich Catch 3,000 a Day from minor bladder Irritations due to cold, In the ilomarh. Large doses of such lax Because the sounds crab beds dampness or dietary Indiscretions. atlves upset digestion, flush away noui discomforts If are due to these lshlng food you need for bealtn an your always supplied enough of a catch you feel weak, worn out. energy Doans mild a eauees, dont wait, Pills, try to make a good living for the fishdluretle. Used eucceasfully by millions for taken as ret But gentle ermen, few of them ever ventured over 60 years. White these symptoms msy ommended. works chiefly In the lowt outside. bowel where It remove only waste, nc often otherwise occur. Its amazing how Doan's give happy relief-h- elp good food! You avoid that weak, tire It was during the closed season many times Use and feel e n the 16 miles of kidney tubes end filter feeling. in the sound that a venturesome flush out waste. Get Doin Pills I U I 26. SO, or only life of full fine, todsyl fisherman decided to try his luck PGEN-A-f.1IN- T in the Gulf of Alaska the vast IAXAT1V1 FAMOUS body of north Pacific water that washes the breadth of Alaskas southern coast. He put out his traps and brought in a first days haul of 3.000 crabs A Cordova packing plant paid him 15 cents a crab $450 for his days efforts. THAT THE FAMILY 10 A BATCH OF Some half a dozen fishermen were working the same ajea. each with from 100 to 150 traps. After several weeks of fishing, the boats continued to bring in from 1,800 to 2,500 crabs each. Small boats are Cook together into greased manned usually by a man and a i over hot water is bowl, pour . boy, or by two men at most, so Vs cup buffer S cups Kellogg's the daily take has been running Vs lb. marshmallows Rice Krisples. Add marshmallow $150 to $200 each. (about tVs dot.) add When had mixture, get 24 piece syrupy, Since the fishermen already in . . . beat from 9 x 13 pan. and the traps for the Prince William Even kids can make 'em! Vi teaspoon vanilla. sound fishing, just about the only additional expense is for the bait and the boat operation. hear a debate over the question of whether or not the Communists have infiltrated Into the National Farmers Union? As a matter of fact such a debate costs the taxpayers $7,216. Sen. Styles Bridges (R., N. H.) started the thing when he charged that Communists or Communist coddlers occupy influential posi- tions in the farmers union and said that the farm group espouses causes and parrots red propaganda. The farmers union is particularly strong in the plains states and on the west coast. Then Sen. William Langer, (R., N. D.) threw the book at SenProcessors Earn Big Pay ator Bridges and his supporters in a The men and women who process three-hou- r senate speech. He had the crab meat are making big assists. The packing plant money, too. crab shakers they literally shake the meat from the shells are the Chapman Cleared crews. A the Secretary of the Interior Oscar elite of shaker packing can remove about skilled Chapman apparently won a clean 450 pounds of meat a day. At nine bill of health from a senatorial inand a half cents a pound, thats vestigating committee when Sen. a days leg shaking. Andrew F. Schoeppel, Republican, $42.75 for is All this happening in a season Kansas, who brought the original when the crab catch has been slim charges, suggested in a letter that in such normally happy hunting the hearings be held secretly until grounds as Washington state costa after the election. waters. 0 Mahoney spurned the suggestion. That about ended the hearing and Housewivts Donate Curtain the charge against Chapman. tJ fy W.MAIOT8 SUSPECT CAUSE If you will remember, Senator Tafl of Ohio declared that President Tru- sryland iocrat, will Hlp riHtvt dUtrtts of MONTHLY fCRtgptes mmmmvwAResr l. M ... say prize winning cooks! i yfiz'ftoM TT&0 fASlls a nu I either." Shoe That Fits Him Traps Hew Jersey Burglar Suspect EAST ORANGE, N. J. Andrew D1 Carlo, 21, a hold-ususpect was p 'l&'.yy bble f' L K While UJS. marines plowed through the their flht to liberate the South Korean clvlBans followed behind the advancing soldiers, kiting Jrean 0Wn 5reet barricades and cleaning up the Inevitable 4cbrijf street t 5C0Ul dnrln CPUL A & fitted with a shoe by the police. I fit and unlike Cinderella brougb him added woes. Paterson, - N. J., police filed a detainer agains Di Carlo after a shoe found at the scene of a Paterwas found to fit him son hold-uperfectly. 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