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Show HIE DRAGERTON TRIBUNE, DRAGERTON, UTAH Tuesday, December 13, 1949 WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS mb Building Trades Ask Waiver T-- ll (KDITOK8 NOTE: When piniwns ore expreued in theoo eolnmnt, they arc thoio ot Woaten Newspaper liioi'i sews uoiyits tad aot aoeouarUy of tki movopapar.) ITEMS: A-BO- In 'Breeder Planned Contempt Those duly impressed by the wonders of science through the years more or less expected the announcement but, no doubt, it came as a surprise to many that the U.S. atomic energy commission was preparing to breed the scarce atomic materials that make the Tell It All Mr. and Mrs. America will be asked practically to tell it all when the federal census takers start by next April 1. About every fifth person contacted by the enumerators wil be asked to give even to that additional information asked in the routine process Heres what each person will be expected to tell the census taker: Age, relationship to the head of the household, race, sex, marital status, birthplace, citizenship status, employment status and occupaEVERY FIFTH PERSON, in addition, will be asked: Where he or she lived a year ago. Country of birth of parents, length of schooling and school attendance. For adults in the category, the enumerator will press for data regarding income, employment, and status as a veteran. And, if you happen to be No. 30 or any multiple of that number on the list, you will be asked to divulge still additional information regarding unemployment, details of your marital status and the number of your children. When the census is completed, the bureau expects to be able to give authoritative information regarding housing, mortgages, utility bills, rentals and household conveniences. as per tradiCONGRESSMEN, tion, will have a big hand in naming district supervisors for the taking. In March, these district supervisors will undertake the job of choosing their crew leaders and enumerators. Those chosen will have to go to training schools and be ready by April 1 to start their search for personal facts. Attorney Vincent Halllnan, defending labor leader Harry Bridges in the latters trial on perjury - conspiracy charges, was cited for contempt of court during the trial which was presided over by Federal Judge George B. Harris, in San Fian cisco. LABOR: Waiver Asked T--H Taft-Hartle- y Taft-Hartle- Taft-Hartle- y Taft-Hartle- H CHINESE: long-standin- g Trigger-Happ- y The muddled China picture was getting no clearer, and the U.S. again had been put in the middle. INSULTED by China Commu- nists who had imprisoned (but later released) the U.S. consular attache, Angus Ward, Americans fumed anew as Chinese Nationalists, supposed friends of the U.S., were charged with firing upon a U.S. vessel, the Sir John Franklin. The incident occurred off Shang- hai. The ships owners released a radio message from the skipper of the ship who charged that two Nationalist warships had ignored bis order to halt for a boarding party and had, instead, raked the vessel with a constant barrage' of shells, almost at point blank range. The ships owners demanded that the U.S. act to curb the trigger- Nationalists. -happy The state department said it to would protest "energetically the Nationalists government. The U.S. agency entered the picture after receiving reports of the incident from Walter P. McCon-augh- y, U.S. consul-gener- at Shanghai, who said no one aboard the vessel was injured. THE INCIDENT was the latest in a series of attacks or other misadventures suffered by the companys vessels at the hands of the Nationalists. An unexplained angle of the situation was the question of what a merchant vessel was doing or its rights in ordering a man-of-wof the Chinese Nationalists to halt for a boarding party. POPULATION: (J.S. Climbing According to a U.S. department of agriculture report, the population of the United States will increase by leaps and bounds in the oext 26 years. THE REPORT predicts that the current U.S. population of approximately 150 million will rise to a thumping 188.5 million by 1375 an increase of 26.4 per cent.' The "high level assumptions on which the report is based are a combination of factors including high fertility, low mortality, annual net immigration to the U.S., and a high degree of internal migration that is, moving back and forth within the United States. N fW SOVIET j Yule Gift Hints H one-tim- New Contract -- " CLAIM Reds Report Vegetation on Planet Mars The Russians, whose claims to come up with the statement thrt in discoveries and there was actually vegetation on inventions of things the western the planet Mars. An astronomer at an observatory world had known and invented years before, were "out of this in south central Russia, so the rePlant world in their most recent as- port went, reported that: life on high mountains and in the sertion of scientific discovery. This time, Soviet scientists were arctic (of the earth) resembles fairly sure of no contradiction, by Martian vegetation in luminesmeans of visible proof at any rate. cence. It appears that all wild The Kremlin's telescope crews had plants radiate waves. 8 rvY LEAGUE 9000LS-YAL- E, PRINCETON, PENN, DARTMOUTH, HARVARD AND BRCWN-HAW- THE i WHEN THE BROOKLYN DODGERS TRAVEL EY AIR, EACH PLAYER IS INSURED FOR S2000? -- SPORTLIGHT L E 444 FOOTBALL GAMES THEMSELVES SINCE 72. PLAYED AMONG - Most people fail to realize it. but shopping for the sportsman is one of the easiest tasks of the Christmas season. If you know that friend of yours hunts or fishes, likes outboard motoring, or simply goes to field and stream with a camera, your gift problem is almost immediately solved. It is an incontestable fact that no gift makes an outdoorsman happier than one he can use in pursuit of his outdoor sports. Knowing that, it is a simple and relatively inexpensive matter to select a gift that will delight the recipient and, at the same time, Impress him or her with . your own good sense and good taste In selecting approprl-- 1 ate Christmas presents. Suppose you are buying a gift for a friend you know is a fisherman. You can thrill and delight him with an expenditure of as little jgw i etwee a By GRANTLAND TjURT SHOTTON doesnt become tangled up with any soft job next season. He had a young pennant winner this last fan and his team will have another year's experience to work on. There are a lot of things for which there is no substitute. One of these Is experience. This should be a tough squad to handle over 154 games with, its catching, pitching, outfield. infield, ' ' V. , 1 speed and youth. What else can you ? 1 ask for? Two it things,to awhen Grantland Rice COmes world series: A big hitter, such as Joe and a relief pitcher, DiMaggio, after the fashion of Joe Page. The Dodger are a better team over a atretch than they are at the shorter world aeries. It may be that by next fall big Don Newcombe can work two world series games at top speed er that some other star wUI m rive. The - two Dodger pitching problems or mysteries are Ralph Branca and Rex Barney. Here are two young pitcberi who have everything except one ingredient. That happens to be a winning margin. Together they won only nine more games than they lost this past campaign, and thats not enough for what should be two big pitchers. One main trouble is that neither is sure of his control. At almost any given moment either might start dishing out passes and blow the game before it can be saved. There is only one way this weakness can be cured. That's by hard work. I recall many years ago Christy Mathewson telling how he cored his wildness. I put op a stake at the pitching d 1 s t a n e e, be said, and worked any number of hours throwing one just to the left of the stake and then one just to the right. My target was a matter of Inches. I felt I was Improving when I could plant a curve ball or a fast ball on either side of the stake and yet fairly close. After that the plate looked bigger than a barrel. But It called for a lot of pitching in practice. If Branca end Barney could put In a good many hours pitching for control pitching to hit a tin cup there would be no great trouble 154-ga- CUPBOARD Rogsr C. Yhltssa Washing Painted Walls QUESTION: How can I wash my painted walls without having the gloss come off? ANSWER: Get one of the commercial preparations that is sold in package form and follow the directions for use carefully You can also use a mild solution of trisodium phosphate for the purpose. This can be bought at a paint or grocery store under a trade name; a soapfess cleaning powder. You win find directions for use printed on the label, po not expect any glossy paint to keep its gloss after many washings. Some of it is apt to wash off after a time. ol ASH .IE AtlOWETl ! y A General Quiz I 1 J The Questions What is the meaning of rendezvous? , , . . 2. By what name are the students at the U. S. Naval Academy at Annapolis known? The Answers RICE- 1. An appointed place of meet- ahead. This is the same treatment ing. Tommy Byrne, another potential 2. Midshipmen. great, should employ. Byrne with e r for This Inexpensive e control could be a stand-ou- t, poscasting rod handles and reels sibly the best pitcher in his league. Even as wild as he was, Byrne won la an example of tho typo of Christmas gifts the angler will 15 and lost seven for a mark of PERSONAL .682. appreciate. But the left hander is po LEWIS .CONVALESCENT winner. tentially a aa 65 cents simply by purchasing located in finest residentialHOSPITAL .district n Salt Lake City. Patronized by leading a pattern fly, or, If of Dra. We specialize In bed petlenU. For r, he la to add can a full particular! you write Nathalie Lewis, Pitching Problems MIS Highland Or., Salt Lake City 1, st his equipment and win his Utah. Even this far ahead it Is easy thanks by equipping him enough to 'see that the main prob- with a new casting line, prices of For Your Future Buy lem next season will be pitching. which start, in the better grades, It was terrible pitching that st around $1.10. U.S. Savings Bonds wrecked the Red Sox through July Of course, if you are financially Fourth and left them 12 games off able and want to get into the higher-cthe pace. That's a big gap to make ost bracket of Christmas gifts, up. The Red Sox made it op at the there are the new glass fly and of the stretch and then fag end automatic fly reels, or had nothing left for a killing fin casting rods, casting reels, creels, boots, landlsh. ing nets and all the other myriad Items of an anglers equipment Next spring Joe McCarthy Good fly and casting rods may bo will be in far better shape than he waa last spring especially purchased for as little as $16, and for pitching. He will hv many good reels, both for the fly rod devotee and the jplug caster young McDermott, a likely lookcan be bought even cheaper. ing kid, ready to go. He will This is - point, however, ' that have Ellis Kinder who was STIMULATES PENETRATES called to action too late this should be stressed: Be sure you Cheat. throat tad lets upper last summer. And he will have buy something the sportsman can back surtacat Ilk lube with In Mel Parnell a probably use. Ask some questions, toss out warming, can- special aoothlaf tortins potiluca. medicinal eepora, winner. The Red Sox some hints, so that you wont be At bedtime rub throat, chest don't pare toe mnch for tha buying deep sea angling equipment and back with Vicks VapoRub. tor the fresh-wate- r riding tbey took In many angler, nor a Relief-bringin- g action starts light-tacktest line last for the season this quarters (or casting Instantly . . . 2 ways at oncef enthusiast. the wevaded. permitting And it keeps up this special wrecked and crippled Yankees For the gunners, (here are guns Penetrating -- Stimulating acto beat them out. in all grades, shells, gloves, caps, tion for hours In the night to 1 I V I hunting garb and an alThey will have to show a bit endboots, bring relief. W VapoRub more fire next year in place of most endless list of kindred Items. The rest Christmas may buyer gift riding along on their average. Av- assured makes folks that the erages dont win pennants or gift recipient would rather hqve a World series. sleep all eight! 65 cent streamer fly or a new plug Thotwancb mow Uep m&disturbtd befiaw mi haie as Casey Stengel may (he news thet their bwng ew&keoed aifht after pattern, or some shells, rifle amtk$ fcjfbt mwht he from Noddw many pitching problems as he had munition, camera film, or a Lett hope eo! That e eocuiiUoa Foie Kifteye. pair Ptiii tteuelly allay withia 34 how, titace bla through the last campaign. In Ras-ch- i, of hunting gloves than all the usual 4m Imuuoa te m prenkot tad Foley Pilie m Reynolds, Byrne, Lopat, San- Christmas gifts he receives. potent Foley Piiie naet beeeht yaw within 94 ford and possibly Porterfield the bourn nr DOUBLE YOUK MONEY BACK. Mnkn test. Get Foley Pilk from dra Yankees have good but erratic , Pull mtwfactiMi m DOUBLE YOU And ONEY BACK. in Joe Page animal never grow t The starting strength. they have the equal of two good old end never diet, unless it is eaten pitcheri. Without Joe Page this by another animal or meets with an Yankee staff would have been nil accident. To propagate, it simply diBut If Porterfielda arm returns, vides itself in two. and if Byrne can locate something A A A even approaching control, the staff will be good. In 1347 Joe Page Record Salmon saved and won the pennant. In 1948 Page was of little help and the Yankees lost. In 1949 Page returned to his former form and the Yankees won again. If Joe keeps fwTktpMdtt his weight in check this winter and year (treat, reports fairly firm next spring, the hoaky chUdraa Yankees will have a winning staff. wbaa yea t them 8eo' Both Detroit and Philadelphia Emal loa every have the pitching If other weak day I Scott's to spots can be cured before the 1950 fold nine of nature! A AD . - ' season begins. Classified Department well-know- plug-caste- sin-cere- tjibyyw bruit-chl- el . 25-l- b. le f fishing-or-huntin- g iO f IET!C HLWD AAA one-cell- ill pi llliMi!! - Vitamin Hilp OIL -- fcy 1. Brooklyn Hurling Is a Mystery census-- psychological swipe at the labor law was taken by employer associations and labor unions in the vast U. S. construction industry. Both joined in ask- GOVERNMENT: ing the national labor relations 'Poorhouse State? y board for exemptions from The GOP was kicking around a labor law election requirenew label for the type of governments. ment it contends the Truman adWHATEVER EFFECT the move ministration is gradually bringing might have on congressional action about in the U.S. This time it on when members state, as poorhouse convene in January, there was no was the wth welfare state as compared was well the action timed. denying had been charged previously. With employer associations throwPRESIDENT TRUMAN had ing in with labor in requesting the blanket exemption, opponents of grabbed up the tag welfare state was a y would find added and took the line that if that proper tag for all Ihe progress and strength. improvements his administration The construction industrys mawas bringing about, then the Amerand labor groups ican jor management ought to go all out for contend that strict application of the people state. In that he welfare the T-law to them will wreck had the support of many of the nacollective-bargainin- g tions newspapers. practices and hamper building acGOP National Chairman Guy G. tivities. Gabrielson, in answering Mr. TruHere, too, was a scintillating man, accused the Presidents adstrategic maneuver, for with housministration of leading the U. S. ing still shotf and the problem to a poorhouse state and to agstill far from solved, anything gravation of a serious unemploywhich might, be considered as an ment problem In this country. ' aid to increased building could exGabrielson charged that recent pect to get some consideration tariff cuts ordered by the President from congress. under the reciprocal trade agreeUNDER PRESENT T-LAW, ments act, renewed by the 81st elections such as those mentioned, congress, have resulted in the exa vote must be taken before a porting of jobs of American workunion can be certified as the proper ers in hope of providing jobs for bargaining agent, and before a workers abroad. union can get a union-sho- p Asserting that Democrats not agreement-one that requires workers only are spending money that will after they are hired to become have to be repaid in taxes collected a hundred years from now, members of the union. declared: It is a complete waiver of both Gabrielson IF WE CONTINUE under the these provisions that management we are and labor in the construction agen- present administration headed for a poorhouse state, and are asking. cy while the inmates of a poorhouse may have a certain amount of 'KICKBACK': security, their lot is not particularSolon Accused ly enviable. The GOP chairman added that The trial of Rep-J- . the policies of the present adminisParnell Thomas R., N.J.) opened with charges that he forced tration are directed toward dea former secretary and codefend- stroying the American system of ant to aid him in a salary kick-bac- k free enterprise. Thats a familiar cry from the scheme. THE CHARGE against Thomas GOP, but on the basis of past balwas made by John R. Fitzpatrick, lot records, it has little weight with the majority of U.S. voters. attorney for Miss Helen Campbell, e to the former secretary chairman of the house activities committee. Both Thomas and Miss Campbell were charged with fraud and conspiracy by which the congressman allegedly padded his office payroll and took salary "kickbacks from two employees. If convicted, the representative would face up to 32 years in prison and fines up to $40,000. The house of representatives would have to decide whether he could remain in congress. Miss Campbell would face a somewhat lesser penalty. MISS CAMPBELLS attorney conceded that she aided in the kick-bac- k scheme, but only under Thomas orders, and denied she was guilty of conspiracy. Actually, he said,' she went 'to the Justice department and voluntarily told knows everything the government ' about the case. The government claims the alJoan Evans, Juvenile screen leged plan netted Thomas a total has just signed n new constar, o' $812. While he is accused of filwith an agent. Joan Is tract ing false payroll claims totaling shown shortly after she had it is not nearly $1,700, alleged that her waist - length tresses he got all the money. trimmed short. A tho aili:;g house one-in-if- d, , FIRST AID to MAHONEY tion. explode. HAILED as the biggest step yet taken in the attempt to harness the atom for use in industry, an engineering plant for "experimental of atomic materials breeding actually was on paper. According to Dr. Lawrence Haf-statop AEC scientist, atomic materials, no matter how produced, can be used for either bombs or peacetime purposes. This would include the hoped-fo- r generation of useful industrial power. He declared that the designers of the breeder" device are confident it would work. Commissioners and aids also told newsmen that by 1952 the AEC should be building the first model of an atomic engine designed to propel ships. It will also start work next year on a reactor an atomic furance to yield significant expected amounts of electronic power and to "breed or manufacture more atomic materials as it goes 'along. THIS, AEC AIDS SAID, is distinguished from the experimental whose primary purpose breeder would be to produce new atomic materials, with power production only a Sideline. Dr. Hafstad said the "breeder Teactor would be built at Arco, Idaho. He added that if it works, it will ease greatly the difficulty of getting more fissionable material, In breeding, the scientists put some fissionable material in the furnace with a larger amount of They hope, in the process, to make some of the latter into fissionable material and thus have a net gain. JOE CENSUS: Atomic Energy Commission Tells Plan to Breed Material; A-Bo- PAGE THREE TofnxIfl By Md Batumi and energy-baUdin- g children crew right, drvelo eonad teeth, atron boaea. Help ward off eolds wbea they laek enough AAD Vitamin food. Maay doctors recommend it. Economies!. Boy today at foot drag (torn. Arnett iiOSf than ust o tonic iti powerful nourishment! COVER 'AN OPEN CUPBOARD CAN BE NEATLY COVERED , ::by using a window-- SHADE. SCREWEYES IN EACH END OF THE CURTAIN SLAT, SLIDE ON LENGTHS OF CORO FASTENED TO SCREWEYES DRIVEN INTO THE INNER SIDES OF THE CUPBOARD NEAR THE TOP AND BOTTOM. STENCIL ON A DESIGN TO, ADD BEAUTY. "7 Fisherman Erne St, Claire, WNUW .Portland, Ore., la shown with . ft!, record king salmon, which be cangbt 7iiEi3 near the month of Oregon! Nehalem river. i FEEL Obterve your Game and Fish Laws. best interest the in are t They provided Try This of the sportsman. m , 50-- 49 sin?i7o:nr cor.2 ai:d you AAA AAA PHILIPPINES: Wildlife or Cats? Credit Endangered In Manila, four United States senators warned the Philippines that disorders such as the postelection Batangas revolt might hurt the islands' credit Senator Ellender (D., la.) declared he had been hopeful of seeing a little more development, a little more law and order. The senator's utterance was made at a press conference. Three other members of the group agreed. According to experts on the subject, constant restocking of our lands with house cats is making Inroads on our wildlife. The usefulness of cats around the house Is not denied, but when thousands are dumped along the highways and have no means of existence except by preying on wildlife, they become a major problem in wildlife conservation. Those cats which are surplus and unwanted should be destroyed. ABRASIVE STICK A POLISHING STICK. CAN BE MADE 8Y OBTAINING A BLOCK WITH A HANDLE FASHIONED AT ONE END. GROOVE THE CENTER LENGTHWISE. THE ENDS OF THE ABRASIVE PAPER ARE HELD IN THIS GROOVE BY. MEANS OF A LOCKING BAR AND REMOVABLE BANDS. ' j Giur.1 Delicious Laxative Chewing-Gu- 0 When yea refl and fern H ulkt-- M headachy and Juet awful because you need e laxattte do this Chew ... changing-Cu- m laxative. The action of - 'a special medicine "bropbs- the stomach. That la. 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