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Show ' PAGE TWO WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS JOB OUTLOOK Dedans Urge West German State letter for Grads AS With starting salaries holding firm at last year's record high ver plck-u- p Hu levels, signs of a in Jobs for the mammoth 1949 class of college graduates were showing up, according to an annual employment survey by the economics bureau of Northart exprexied maIn Omm colonuM. Uwy an thaoa at family (EDITORS NOTE: When opinion! western National Life Insurance aoaaaatU tkia cawafapar.l Lniaa a saw aaaljrua WaaMra , Company, of the 133 . Although GERMANY: and universities covered to . . colleges A Sour Note date find their total employment calls all the way from slightly to The Big Four conference In Paris below 1943, disappointingly firat time was underway. For the schools reporting In the final week 'in the cold war between East and much of the survey have shown West there was real hope that harbetter ratio, the summary says. mony would be forthcoming. Approximately half of the late reIn fact. Secretary of State Dean sponses report their record of job Aeheson had been warned by Senoffers to date as equal to or slightator Vandenberg, senate foreign ly above 1948 experience. affairs committee chairman, sot to DARTMOUTH coUeges school 'be too aggressive with the Bus obof business administration If to but rather open. keep sians, We were disfor serves, example, to lasting peace. possible, the door turbed by the February-Marc- h WITH the Russian blockade of has slump, but the later pick-u- p Berlin lifted and the Soviets apparLouis out our losses. St wiped tune new in ently ready to sing a university also reports that demand world cooperation, the theme of faded in February and March, but fiie conference was to be harmony. as of the past six weeks It has time had But the delegates hardly begun to develop beautifully. Unito warm the seats of their chairs versity of Nebraskas college of before the Russians were at ft notes a business administration again. Russian Foreign Minister stronger'' employment demand In Andrei Vlshinsky blandly proposed the last ten days. But Duquesne unithat the council of foreign ministers reports, versity at Pittsburgh wipe out the new west German Calls in general are less than in state and return German affairs, 1948 except those for sales personincluding direction of the Ruhr, which have increased. nel control machinery. to Boston university says job offers MANY had expected this course are 7 per cent fewer than last year; by the Soviets. They bad predicted Ohio State finds about the same that lifting of the Berlin blockade POTENT VOTE . . . This lone number of employers represented was done to soften up the ministers woman voter, to whom a pair ef pn the campus this spring, but for this very proposal. But it didnt shoes would be s Godsend, is each firm taking fewer men. Yale work. AH three western powers shown as she east her ballot to has recorded more emuniversity the proposi.immediately rejected the elections held to the Ruscalls than as of a year ployment tion. sian tone of Germany, The Rusgo. minister The Soviet foreign sians had hoped to make n big FIVE out of every six schools showed little tact. Be led up to his to the survey report starting gun ef the election propaganda listed proposal with a long tirads dea gun that would be used in salaries to be as high or higher and nouncing the U.S., Britain fhe Big Four conference bethan last year. Prevailing range of France for what he termed violaginning May U. But the Soviets offers is from $200 to $273 per tions' of ths Potsdam agreements. toad to admit that ene-thlef month for business administration tolernot SOVIET ideology eould the vaUd ballots east' voted Snd liberal arts seniors, and from ate a separate German state with ths $225 to $323 tor engineering grads, against autonomous powers and there was slate. with exceptional men getting still Xttle question that tbs Kremlin offers. Illinois Institute of higher would stand firm in this position. FORRESTAL: Technology reports: The class of no was there hand other On the 373 engineers graduating January Die possibility that the western powers "Better to 29, 1949, averaged $280 per month would receds from their intention tor basic hopeComfortless, week; this is to return government of Germany less, save in the nameless, of the highest average salary of any dark prospect to the German people. Thus it would the grave . . . better to class to our history. seem the impasse was clearly die, yawning and sleep the never-wakin- g established. TOURISTS: sleep than linger on , . . " For ths U. S., Dean Aeheson deWith the import of these lines 'tors Cultured livered himself of what might well from Sophocles Chorus From Ths American tourist these days fbe the decade's masterpiece of so obviously goading his conAjax called the he when wai coming to tor new type of understatement Russian suggestions' disappoint-tog.- " sciousness, James V. FOrreatal treatment from his overseas hosts. former U.S. 'defense secretary, For instance, to Capetown, South plunged to his death from the 16th Africa, according to merchants, the But then he summed up the floor of national naval medical cennew tourist Is not the vulgar type worlds reaction when he added: ter In Washington. which used to Invade Europe to My hopes are distinctly chilled. d glassFORRESTAL had been under hordes, wearing es loud clothes. and treatment for operational fatigue CONGRESS: THIS new American Is well since April L Attendant physicians Ur's Wait said hs had been considering sui- bred, quiet, wealthy, but has the 4 cide, that tha nature of his malady familiar souvenir mania, said one A lot ef trouble for nothing One bought everythis mental condition aa curio dealer. Indicated to describe an be apt phrase might him. Ts it genuine showed I an to thing But inescapable it adjunct all the national agitation against ZuluT he was asking. felt he in kept they getting better; .President Trumans health Insur- fact Then, the dealer added, he took they had hoped to release him ance and civil rights proposals for all 30 in from my shields, assegais and bead-worthe hospital days. bis own leaders in congress erased I had to call a ricksha to get issues by taking both As secretary of defense, Forres-ta- l tha stuff down to the ship. And off items of legislation labored under a burden such as when he saw the he wanted ricksha, Use must list. few national servants have carried. to that. buy ALSO slated for further delay His was the job of directing the AMERICANS no doubt will palpin .brad the administrations gigantic naval program during the tate with pride at this new evaluawell as the almost hope- tion of their cultural level dollar tax increase plan, the war, as by those equally controversial Brannan farm less task of attempting unification abroad who profit most from tourof the armed forces. The strain was ist business but most win console propregram and the foreign-arm- s " great and a sympathetic people themselves with the fact that so posal. ' why It might have long as he has any' money, tha Jhis left only three measure bills could understand too top priority action. They were: broken a strong man. American tourist will manage to L Extension of the reciprocal President Truman took full cog- get along quite well wherever he trade program which has passed nizance of Forrestala worth when may be in Europe or elsewhere. the bouse bat la stalled in the sen- he declared the former defense ate. secretary was as much a casualty of war as if he had died on the firSr Repeal ef - the labor act. ing line. , n 3. Ratification of the North BUT there was an added burden tie security treaty which re- weighing on ForrestaL That was a t majority burden of attack and vilification quires enly a " vote to the senate. t from two of the nations top radio SENATE MAJORITY LEADER newscaster-columnistAfter his L Seott Lucas indicated action might shocking death, the press of the be sought before adjournment on nation began to revalue the impact minimum-wag- e of Its effect and that of the radio. boosts, the Wheat agreement, and a obSome nationally-syndicate- d pay raise for top government servers charged that the attacks executives and military personnel. upon Forrestal via radio and in Speculation was that decision to print had added to his load of abandon for the time the compudesperation. They advanced the health insurance program lsory premise that unless some check stemmed from mounting congres-- t was put upon this type of journalatonal clamor tor sharp cuts in ism, it might discourage many able .government spending, with the men from entering government civil rights legislation delay service. motivated by . fear of a There is possibly no agony of' southern filibuster. Congress wants mankind comparable to that which to adjourn by August, and considemust go on in the mind of the man ration-of of the any' 'powder about to take hia own life. It is keg legislation might make that wholly foreign to the concept of Impossible. the normal, every-da- y mind. CerLUCAS said he thought President it flies in the face of the very tainly Truman was definitely satisfied first natural law self Mrs. Ralph J Fagatt holds preservation. With the progress being made. Mark Richard, 7 weeks, at their Weighing all this, it is difficult to ' That surprised 'toms legislators, understand how there could he anySpringfield home. Her husband foe unless congress repeals the thing but sympathy for Forrestal, baa never teen his son because y he Is to Rutland, Vermont jail law, the President and an honest effort to understand will be unable to point to accom- something of the torturous mental under an early 1800 law which plishment of any of his campaign suffering which drove him to leap demands payment of Court pledges when congress adjourns. to his death. Judgment or paupers oath, De Wiped Out; Ash Tuesday, June 7, 1949 THE DRAGERTON TRIBUNE, DRAGERTON, UTAH le; 4-Po- last-minu- te Congress Curtails fdust Legislation u Potent Vote r two-thir- four-pow- BABY-SITTER- FOOTBALL S, ... PLAYERS ;Gridders, Says Lou Little, Make Good Sitters . . . WOULD MAKE JUNIOR STAY IN LINE By H. I. PHILLIPS a Acuity associating self while momsy and popsy are at Baby and Sleep, Pretty One, Lou Little, famous Columbia foot- the theater or else develop Sleep with Block that kick! and ball coach, has appealed tor jobs some fast tonight plays. Hit that line hard! They found it tor football playera aa baby sitters. to think of a husky fullback hard "It is no gag. ha says. "I will as the best person to handle kids Reactions to football playera as who made up their own rule aa the personally guarantee that any of my playera will prove 100 per cent baby sitters have been varied. At evening went along. first thought, many parents had dif- dependable. It did net aeem te mother that when she asked, De yos SHUT-I- N think the baby is all right? she would find comfort in Yea, my fathers anawer, dear. Remember that ear baby WAKED to day of darkness and cold rain, sitter for tonight booted the punt In the 1948 sealongest I said, Would that the hours were pa& and the son! GBJDDERS REE SITTERS 6s there. Junior! Behave spg. day gone." The wet boughs in the wild wind lashed the pane, The flowers were sodden splotches upon the lawn. Would that the night were here and the hours i through!" Restless, my heart cried out, and then there came A sudden shaft of sun and a Stain of blue. Catching the curtained darkness like a flame. And there was firelight dancing upon the hearth; There was a small book weighted wjth golden lore; s of the earth; A song rode in on the A neighbor breasted the Storm to reach my door. A beloved voice came to me over the wire. And there was a letter from many a mile away. Shut-in- ? My heart was ashamed of its desire; It would have missed so much had it missed today. easy with a football star as a baby sitter. Even to a home where the kiddies are sure to get rambunctious a crack gridiron man can detect the signals, sense the trick plays and stop the formations. Unless, of course, he la to one of those homes where there are so many children they use the double platoon system. Why Fans Go Mad These days to the video belta where baseball games and horse races are broadcast the same afternoon, are proving pretty hectic to sports fans. Trying to follow both is doing the American nervous m system no good. We found ourself more sober reflection most shouting. Slide ya big bum! at a But on people decided that, children being horse the other day and yelling, the problems they are when mom Stop pullin his head off, at and pop are out, it might be reas- ballplayer. . suring to know that they are in It Is all quite confusing. To see the hands of a baby sitter coached in a rugged school and with a good both sports, a video addict has to record for victory, on fields wet or be pretty fast on the switches. In a stirring ball game It is quite a, dry. trick tuning out at the proper moKids are quick to recognize au- ment to catch the horses all set to thority. They know when they are the starting gate. And in an espeup against heavy odds. In the man- cially Important horse race split-secojudgment is necessary to ner and actions of a university grid star, they sense power, speed, de- deciding when to tune out of thehorse oval and Into the ball park. termination and the old do or die t 1 Roek-a-by- your- . - wind-wave- spirit He liked a horse on which Arcaro was announced as the Jockey. Arcaro! he exclaimed. "Thats poor judgment They pitched him yesterday. Few children will try te sit ap until midnight listening to the radio if the baby sitter la . - material. - - Then while the race track announcer was chatting on generalities, Elmer dove back into the base-- t ball channel The home team had a man on second, one out and a big; hitter up. It added to his pulse beat and general confusion. Come on I No kid is going to howl for a he yelled, Dont go wide on tha cooky if It can see to the eyes of turns. Ya cant lose at the weights I the baby sitter the Back to the ponies ha switched, toch spirit of a football man around whose end no opponent made any just to time. The horses broke aa (me. Elmer liked something called progress to two seasons. Mikes Pride. Atta baby, ha All to afl, parents should feel cried, "You got your stuff today!" Baby Is not going to whip out the air gun around 9:38 and take some pot shots at the old woman across the courtyard, knowing that a great broken field runner is on watch. rd ..." never-yield-a- -- on at sight of Polly Hayden talking KIRBY FOUND the .girl seated sta- horn-rimme- , k. hotly-contest- four-billio- -- BY INEZ GERHARD at is at the top CY 'to hia second career. Four years ago ha was a successful actor; ha played the lead to "Storm Operation on Broadway. NomT a writer and producer of radio shows "My Friend Irma, "Life with You heels. Luigi, and a new one, 'The Primust have lost vate Lives of Eddie and Anne some money on he is also an associate director, prothat last race. ducer and writer of motion pictures. My Friend Irma la hia Black Fox fooled every one by not first one. Maria Wilson steals the coming to. I lost too. show, be assured me; but a mo- - it 1 suppose Pm a baby to cpy, but I couldnt help It. I we father and I staked everything on Black Fox. Then that terrible who nobody thought had a chance, had to win. HOWARD, 31, -- Taft-HarUe- y At-la- two-thir- s. lnter-nation- al . CY HOWARD ment later, "John Lund is wonderful; steals the show. He said the same of Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis hut didnt mention that he playa the voice of "Joe," heard only on the phone. CBS and Paramount art lucky to have him under contract With shooting sequences for "Adams Rib all around New York pretty . girls wearing , .dark glasses learned to avoid crowds; the interested spectators suspected them of being movie actresses. Judy Holliday, one of the principals, kept right on to her play. "Born Yesterday, during the shooting. Tom Ewell, just through with a play, is now back to Hollywood. Taft-Hartle- STAND-I- N IN DOGHOUSE CRIME: Goose on Loose Perturbs Gold Rush Fete Genevieve the goose was on the Ii loose and her successor was in the doghouse. Genevieve the first was a plump young bird bought from a farmer to play the role of the goose that laid the golden egg for the Womens Medical eollegs 49 Gold Rush fete in Philadelphia. An important role which the ladies wers to see don right. t determined I But Genevieve, obviously a vagabond at heart, vamoosed from the car in which she was being brought to town. A Philadelphian living in Miami read about Genevieve and had an idea. Hed replace her with a goose hed seen hanging around the Hialeah race track. He went to the track, found Genevieve the second waddling about. Penalty Apropos .A Midland, Mich., Judge sagely fitted the punishment to the crime in a case to municipal court Two youths, 21 and 18, were brought to on a charge of crashing a wedding party and running away with the wedding cake. They said they did it on a dare. After pondering a moment, the judge ordered the culprits to buy a wedding present and give it to the newlyweds. with his stable boy. EYES blazed at him. Sol good loser. The man who can lose everything, who will have to spend the rest of his life paying hia racing debts and still senile I Oh, what a fool Ive been!" "Wait a minute! Listen!" He caught at her arm but she jerked away. He followed her out to her car. "Youve got to listen, he said desperately, getting in beside her. 1 only did it because I thought it would make you feel better. And it worked. I meant it when I said I was through with racing. Ive sold to Colonel Strat-toLookl He held out the bill of sale and the check. She stared at him round-eye- HER ni She hesitated, dabbing at her eyes. He seemed like a nice young man. And she did so want company and to talk . He discovered her name was Polly Hayden. The next day he called at her bouse and met her father, a jolly faced eld gentleman with white walrus moustaches. Victims -- box behind the bles crying. He hesitated, feeling awkward, then said: "Hello. Anything wrong? She looked up quickly, appraisingly. "No, please go away. Instead, Kirby squatted on hia Another Metre picture, the On the Tews, musical has been shooting la New York. AO six principals G Kelly, Frank Sinatra, Juice Manshln, Ann Miller, Vera-EOe- n and Betty Garrett, worked two days at the Brooklyn navy yard. (l( Cast to a minor role to Riding High, Dorothy Barrett sang a song for members of the cast during a break; Director Frank Capra heard her and chose her to sing with Bing. She baa appeared to several Broadway productions and was vocalist for Vaughn Monroes band for six months before entering films. Her next step up is a featured role to Copper Canyon, Technicolor western. "We really shouldnt feel so badly, Polly told her father after the introductions were over. Kirby lost a lot more than wa and he isnt complaining at Jill. That night Polly and Kirby had dinner at a little inn out on the Tamlaml trail He knew she was wondering when and how he was going to pay hia racing debts, and where he was going to get the money to establish himself in the law business. You just cant hang out a shingle to Miami and expect business at once. ' But he didn't offer the information. The next day he hired an office on Flagler street, then called up Cpl Stratton and asked that racing enthusiast to meet him at Hialeah. "Colonel he said over a sandwich and coffee an hour later, Tm going to take you up on the offer you made me for Hes yours for $50,000. The colonel stared, New wait a minute, Kirby. Has the horse died or broken a leg or something? "Nothing ef the sort," Kirby laughed. 'Tm quitting racing for good. If a no business for an energetic young lawyer to be wasting his time ad. I hired an office this morning. They went out to the stables and looked at The colonel couldnt understand it, but be wrote hia check for $30,008 and the papers were passed. Conscious of a queer sensation to the pit of hia stomach, Kirby beaded baek for the stables for a last farewell Outside Tm-a-armin' stall ha stopped dead atm R frightened. Oh,' you, shouldnt bevel Kirby, yen shouldnt! Youll never be able I mean, yea love borses. Any one can see that.' You loved Im-a-- R minin. "Not half as much as I love you, he told her soberly. He put his arm around her. "You believe that, dont you? You must believe It "Darling, of course I do. And I am glad that youre going to be a respectable lawyer, only only Only what? Well sometime, after weve been respectable for a good long while, weH buy another horse, wont we? A horse as great aa wa both Because love horses, dont we? We do," Kirby agreed Joyfully, PUZILE ACROSS 1. A pen 5. Movable part of a (Scot) DOWN 19. Organ ef 1. Opportunity hearing 2. Rowing 21. Anger implement 22. Soaks Sax 3. Potpourri 24. Grate 4. AtUtudi. 28. Hint nizes 29. Source of 0. Larva of light 30. Divisions (Ft.) 6. Sea table top $. A circle - of light 10. Odd 11. Capital 12. Corner 14. Indefinite article 15. Over - eagle 7. Dispute 8. Waver as leather $4. Red- breasted birds 36- - Pitcher 37. Conceit 38. Glossy- surfaced silk fabrie rock 26. Musio note 27. Fraudulent schemes (slang) 30. Close to Girls nickname 33. True 36. Pennies 39. Present time 40. HiglV-craggyh- n of plays 23. Close by 23. Metallic 32. WEEK'S 81. Decorated, 1L Anguish 13. Relieve 17. The eye: In 16. Breeding symbolism place of 18. Frozen colony of water rooks 20. Evening parties (poet) LAST ANSWER ltl 41. 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