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Show I Tuesday, December 6, 1949 HIE DRAGERTON TRIBUNE, DRAGERTON, UTAH PAGE THREE WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS CHINA: Unified Transport Doard Proposed; U.S. Prestige Suffering in China; For Practical Potholders A New Try? The situation in China appeared to be thoroughly static, although minor maneuvers would confuse the casual observer. Chinese Reds seemed easily in the saddle and likely to remain there barring some militant action from the West a wholly improbable occurrence. THE UNITED STATES and the a. are ezpressed la theae eslamaa, the, art those ( United Nations had asked 30 coun(EDITORS NOTE: Whea Wsstora Newspaper Ualans.pint. ef Bet this aocessarUy aewepaper.) lies aaalyata aad tries to Join in a demand on Chinese Communists that U.S. Consul Angus Ward be freed, and those nations agreed. But there was little said about what would be done if the Reds declined to free the U.S. consular official. In another move, the ailing Li Tsung-Jen- , acting president of the practically defunct Nationalist rerek gime since Chiang tired some months ago, might attempt to form a third Chinese government, independent of both the Reds and Chiang. Informed quarters in Hong Kong speculated to some extent on the possibility of such a maneuver. arrivFOREIGN OBSERVERS ing in Hong Kong argued that it was fair speculation that Li might attempt to form an g organization and go to the United States to seek subTRUMAN GETS FIRST CHRISTMAS SEALS . . . President stantial material aid. According to Truman accepts the first sheet of 1949 Chlrstmas seals from Dr. these sources, Li was expected to James E. Perkins, managing director of the National Tubercugo to Washington soon to bolster losis association. The seal campaign was to run from November the aid pleas of his personal conZI to December 25 to help raise funds for the campaign to eradiwho has tact man, Kan Chieh-hou- , Gay Kitchen Note cate tuberculosis which kills nearly 50,000 Americans each year. been there several months. THESE brilliant garden vegetaBut wouldnt Li be whistling up bles add a gay note to your a drain pipe in any effort to involve kitchen TRANSPORT : decorating scheme. Red Shah Urges Peace American cash in a China venture and peppers, big carrots which for all practical purposes are green sized Policy Board Asked and thick enough amply books? off the A move to establish a central to make practical potholders. A second distinguished visitor has been written If Chiang, with the Nationalist a a a policy board to integrate and su- from the East in almost as many government behind him and supPattern No. 5981 consists of complete pervise United States programs weeks had urged the United Nacrocheting Instructions, sUtch illustraported by extensive U S. funds and tions covering air, water, rails and high- tions to bring about peace parand material requirements tot carstem Red the arms, couldnt rot and pepper potholdera. tide, Presito was be urged upon ways ticularly for the smaller, weaker how concould Li believe be could dent Truman. Charles Sawyer, nations. A peace, he suggested, SEWINO C1RCLK NEEDLEWORK commerce secretary, was the cabi- that would permit these nations to vince the U.S. that he could do It, Beath WoUa.lt, Chisago 7. UL tsa to have hed since split especially the would who broach net member build toward social justice and 10 casts for pattern. Encloss and tv followers forces Chiangs matter to the President. prosperity. of his own? followers No. get any This second petitioner was Shah According to proponents of the .. .... Name j move, it would save the taxpayers Mohammed Reza Pahlevi of Iran, EISLER: . Address a big part of the 1.5 billion dollars visiting young monarch, whose nanow being spent by the individual tion has had nervous relations with Better Stay Put Gerhart Eisler, the balding, agencies having to do with various its Gargantuan neighbor, Soviet chunky little Communist who fled forms of transportation. Russia. The Shah, a personable poPolish-owne- d THE REPORT on the matter, tentate who became popular with the U.S. aboard the on while on a bail ship Batory who seen all the had him, throngs which Is to go to the President, may charge, had betcall for studies as to whether the was in the U.S. for a weeks state ter stay put In the Russian zone government . should Impose, user visit. of- - Germany. FARMS AND RANCHES' charges on the air and trucking THE UNITED STATES aupreme lines, shipping firms and railroads U.S. PRESTIGE: 4 ACRES, frontags on hy. 8847, I mi. when court that advice N. of Colo. Springs. REA, emphasized hoaae, which benefit from federal outlays house, brooder, garage, it rejected Eislers appeal, a ruling barns, achick i on highways, airports, harbor work Suffers in China toolhouse, pump corrals, loading a $1,000 chute, corner 2 hya. and other facilities. The prestige of the United States which meant Eisler faced water avail. Ideal for riding fine and possible imprisonment If City crt. or tourist busi. Owner. China and in academy, was wasnt hy. suffering It was said the commerce secreArneld Ailemaag, Jr., Bt I, Cate. Spge he returned to America. Eisler Caie. a as elsewhere rough-draany in now ground gaining the was tarys report had attracted widespread notoriety fence-sittinpolicy on because of stage after talks with all agen- result of the reports that he was the HELP WANTE?D WOMEN- consul U.S. do to about genwhat cies concerned. Amerin One Number Communist 0 LADIES earn week. Take orders eral Angus Ward, a tor Unttex, new sanitary pantea. No pina. According to supporters of the the Chinese Communists.prisoner Ward and ica. W deliver. or belt tabs. move, it was designed only to effect four consular attaches were While on bail, Eisler left America Laltex Ce.. 519 So. Spring, being Laa Aagelea 14, Calif. an efficient national transportation by stowing away on the Batory. He in on Mukden held Incommunicado resystem, with high emphasis on mil which to went first England, MISCELLANEOUS charges they beat up a Chinese fused to hold him for U.S. action, itary usefulness at lowest possible workman in the consulate some LUSTER CLAT8 costs in federal outlays. Russian-heland then to Germany. New Profitable hobby. Maka your own weeks ago. No mixing. No firing. Chrlatmaa was of named chief present. he HOWEVER, most Americans and No Make flower coraagea, place NO ONE wanted war and there Recently Soviet zone in- cardGlazing. a, certainly the transportation com- was no intention of jingoism in the newly-formebroaches, party favors etc. Kit contains five Jars of colored formation ministry. panies would see quite a great deal white, pink, green, yeUow and blue of U.S. indifference to THE CASE against Eisler arose clay; with sterna and leaves and Instructions, more in the proposal, especially in charges and its own prestige when he refused to be sworn as a S2 28 postpaid. Extra colors. Red and Wards plight of a the mention "users' charge that were Purple 45c each jar postpaid. Illustrated being hurled generally. witness before the house tnstrucUon book 28c. plan. It just looked bad for the most Laater Art Company activities committee. To tax the transportation agencies F.O. Bax 2822 Dept. W., alIn world the nation powerful Lakt City, Utah. Sail for use of highways, air or sea lanes, to the shoulders in a pres PANAMA: up ready would mean nothing more than insure war with Russia to let PERSONAL No Blood creased cost to patrons of these ominated Chinese hold a top LEWIS Coavaleuent Heapital located In Lake It wasn't at all like the comic opera the finest residential district of Salt agencies, which would mean added consular official. citv. Patronized by leading Drs. We speof banana tax, but under another name. With In bed patients. Eor full particuimpression cialize republic As even a schoolboy knows, lar write railroads already granted passenor prestige, is a great revolutions with all the shooting Nath alia Lewie, 4571 Btghlaed Dr. face, sections over In rates no was and the fact fare Salt Lake City 7. Utah. there large fury. ger in the oriental mind, and if thing screamlines blood. no with air of the country, However, everyshooting, to do ever U.S. the anyplanned ing for subsidies and with the mer- thing about recovering China from thing bad been planned for the real chant marine requiring subsidy if it the Communists, a sustained hands-of- f ingredients of a revolt, but For, Your Future Buy intervention by the diplois to remain in action, the users Ward in incident the policy matic corps. Including U.S. Ambai-sadoproposal was certain to wouldnt aid the effort. charge U.S. Savings Bonds. Monnett D. Davis, prevented meet with monumental opposition. The people, at long last, were be- TAXATION: any violence. INSTEAD, Police Chief Col. Jose coming aware of the growing hypocRemon took the stage as Panama' risy in federal promises of better Cut Demanded service and cheaper costs, by addstrong man and forced the resigOne figure in government, aning to the price of this or that com- other important figure, once in, nation of President Daniel Chants, who had held modity or service vital to the peo- now out, joined coincidentally the surgeon-politicia- n office only four months. ple. a cut a for in demand enough in Roberto F. Chi-arfederal spending and taxation. was in gworn after a night of THE BARKLEYS: THE GOVERMENT FIGURE, feverish involving plans activity Put a few Vicks Virginias Democratic Sen. Harry for a threatened police attack od "I Do," Are Said Nose in declared that Washington Byrd, the presidential palace. , The I do's were said, quips federal Drops in each a could be cut as spending nostra were traded at the reception, the much as 10 billion dollars without works fast right shouting and tumult were over, and impairing government functions. where trouble til I Alben W. Barkley relieves ituffl- It James F. In Biloxi, Miss., cess invites rest--1 of Kentucky and Mrs. Carleton S. former U.S. senator and tul sleep. Try it. Hadley, of St. Louis, were joined Byrnes, e secretary of state, sharpIn holy wedlock. ly criticized administration spendroIT was a May and December ing and called for a cut in federal mance that had caught the fancy taxes and public debt. k of ell America. Mr. Barkleys wooINSISTED BYRD that the spenda part ing activities were as much DROPS news as ing slash he urged could be brought of the nations front-pag- e recent in49-- 49 WNU W were arguments over what Russia about by eliminating 30 more than in creases budget bomb was doing with the atomic itemsi a two billion dollar cut in If she had one. nonessential and deferable spendEverybody wished the Barkleys ing through prompt and effective well Everyoneagreed that the unification of the armed services-Byrn- es as he prefers to call himseVeep, declared the nations lf,-was quite a better man physireal trouble Is debt and tax&. the 71 is average than st callyWe cannot cure it by more debt maleTHIs stamina and .good health and more taxes. We should devote a under the gruelling pressure of to cutting expenditures some of the a as and presidential campaign we are devoting to taxing senate leader, eloquently attested thought Dr. Tlngfu Tsianr, Chinas and borrowing. that fact His continual good humor, representative on the United These views would endear neithhis courtly air, his genuine genNations, has served notice he all counted high in er gentlemen.,tL President Trnman will fight eny effort by the Chitlemanliness, SCO FT'S EMULSION HOPS nese Communist government to his favor in any prediction as to who is always less polite to critics of his spending policies. EM CROW STRONG oast him from his post. how this marriage would fare. Federal Tax, Debt Slash Demanded Kai-she- - , I W -- a -- W'T'X O Faced with economic difficulties five years ago. Uncle Sam's "Little Nephew," Puerto Rico, has followed a master plan of economic recovery that has brought 50 new industries to the island. It is one of 15 ' S - 11 A- - rr r- L the most rf- spectacular achievements of its kind in post-whistory. Photo above shows new Las Casas housing development. These five- - to seven-roomodern for from rent apartments $2.50 to $14 a month almost unbelievable figures to rent-dizz- y Americans. A U vV ar tr m , ; Sugar is one of Puerto Rico's traditional, staple products. The little island ships nearly a million tons of raw sugar to U. S. refineries each year. In photo above, truckloads of sugar cane roll to the centrales for grinding a caravan of sweetness for Puerto Rico's economy. anti-Chian- CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT ft g ,f $10-8- ' d d ear-ring- s, Russian-d- Not all of Puerto Rico's new industries are large. This girl (above) works in a small weaving shop which creates its own original designs especially adapted to the American market. Photo at left shows a limestone quarry near San Juan, where drillers produce materials for cement a major product in t h e current home and factory construction last-minu- te Vice-Preside- 78MGrfG0mS At right is a investment in Puerto Rico's future. Workmen put finishing touches to the Caribe Hilton hotel which im opens December 9. The hotel is a large-scal- e bid for a annual tourist Fighter Vice-Preside- r f mess one-tim- VPJL?Um children are t PENSION COSTS UP ' inkJATt Social Security Taxes to Be Hiked Jan. some Beginning January Symbolizing Puerto IRISH: Rico's hard working population, here is a typical salt worker (left) at Cabo Rojo, where sea water is dehydrated under tropical sun to produce a valuable crop cf salt 1, 1950, 1 The old system, which included only a 1 per cent levy, was changed when congress enacted a law hikearnings to pay Uncle Sam 667 ing the levy by per cent. It was million dollars more annually in pointed out that there willbe no the cost of social security. change in the schedule of benefits, On that date, worker contribudespite the tax raise. Under a bill f tions would be one and passed by the house and pending in cents on each dollar earned, while the senate, pension tszar might go employers would pay a similar per even higher. Many hoped they cent on total payrolls. wouldnt. 39 million workers and 2.75 million employers would be dipping into one-hal- Ready to Fight The Irish, according to a prominent spokesman, were ready to tight if necessary to regain the six British controlled counties of Northern Ireland. The spokesman was Gen. Thomas Barry, a retired Irish arm officer who was in the U.S. to speak at an rally of the United Irish Societies of Western Pennsylhero 4 vania. 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