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Show f 1 - Tuesday, January 24, 1950 THE DRAGEirrON TRIBUNE, DRAGEBTON, UTAH PAGE TWO WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSI- S- 1 FORMOSA: . Many Tank Tha administration was standing pat on its decision against U.S. military intervention hr Formosa destined to be tha next area of conflict in the Communists drive to control the Far East Official U.S. attitude waa that i this country could do more to comMUGGST, THE MOVIE CRITIC communism in tha volatile laaias, tb.T ar tbas tf bat frorroHS NOTE! Wtn .vlW III n,rtm la Uim Hi aa.aaaarUr f tala aannia'-- ) Orient by extending economic aid aaalyiia WUn Miwihn Uaiaa'a JUST SEEN SAMSON and Hedy to lands still outside tha Red orbit Delilah, which is the movie of than it could by direct Intervention the year In size, costumes, drama in the struggle. and peacock fans and I achs In , AT THE SAME TIME, however, every muscle. Now I know why economic Gargantua died down at Sarasota. the generalized term aid was being employed as usual He seen Victure Mature In a preto cover a multitude of purposes. view of this picture and he knew he A case in point was the news that was washed up. the Chinese Nationalists had purchased nearly 300 U.S. army tanks I never seen so movie which for ahlpment to Formosa, where had more action or more peothey would be used in the defense ple in It, except maybe a newsagainst the Communists. reel of the crowds In Times The military vehicles were listed Bqnare election night. Cecil as surplus army equipment, and who done wonderful mob the price tag was $1,000 per tank. years ago Is the same pictures Similar tanks, minus weapons, cost wizard and he has the hand build to about $58,000 during the that has not lost Us touch, exwar. cept maybe with lions. There is ANOTHER element in the paraa hair - raising scene where dox was that the Nationalists paid Samson wrestles a lion with no for the tanks with money from the rules of a state athletic comkitty which was mission to protect him, and he provided for the aid of China by kills the lion with his bare congress last year. hands. The direction was a litU.S. state - departments stand tle bad. I got the idea Mature on the matter was expressed by had the Hon out a couple of Michael McDermott, department times, but I guess there was a horn on the play the first time. press officer, who said that the TRIO WILL CHART BENT CONTROL, HOUSING . . . With rent The second time there was a Chinese Nationalist government control and homing two major Item on the arenda of the current had been spending the aid money illegal substitution. congressional session, these legislators will play a major part in through its own purchasing agents activities. They are, left to right. Chairman Brent and had bought whatever armaAnyhow a fight between a lion ments it wanted. and a man is a five-sta- r Spence (D By.) of the house banking committee; Chairman special Burnet Maybank (D., S.C.) of the senate hanking committee, and "WE STILL recognize the Nawith me and as this one was in of senate the Sen. John Sparkman (D., Ala.) member tionalist government of China and Technicolor It was like me being banking Committee. They are shown after conferring with President Truwould interpose no objection to its right In the ring with a waterbuck-et- . man on rent control and federal housing aid. I was In the lions comer on acexporting this material from this count of I knew it was all fixed In country," he stated. the script so he had no chance and Although the destination of the ELECTION: tank shipment was not disclosed I got so excited I almost tossed in .. Sovltt Walkout trifain'i Choice officially, it was an open secret the towel, but the best Hollywood In a little less than a month It has been evident for. a long that the cargo was bound, aboard a actor won and the lion had no business In the same ring with Mature Britains voting populace win time that Russia wants to elimi- Turkish ship, for Chiang and Hedy Lamarr anyhow. Just make an elective decision on the nate Chinas Nationalist govern- Nationalist government headquarthe same. If I was a lion and was Issue of whether to continue with ment, both from the Chinese and ters on Formosa. matched with Mature I would of socialism, state planning and na- international scenes, and la sparing' FEDERAL OUTLAY: fought him different. tionalization of industry under no effort to achieve that end. IN ADDITION to the military GOP Sharpens Knife the present Labor government or I am not knocking Mature. to return to free enterprise with pressure exerted by thk Chinese Even as President Truman wa What he does in this picture Winston Churchills Conservative Communists, the Soviets had turned federal a would make a piker out of even on the heat In the United Nations calling for party. Bemarr MacFadden in his In setting February 23 as the in a continuing attempt to get the budget for the coming fiscal year, Republican members of senate and prime. In the Bible story, date for the .general election. Prime Nationalist- - delegation- discredited house were sharpening paring which Jesse Lasky, Jr. and Minister Clement Attlee must have in the security council. in an effort to slash some of Freddie Frank have fixed all been acutely aware that this will Latest development along those knives ever for the popcorn trade, be far and away the most bitterly lines came when Russia's Jacob the proposed expenditures. Many Samson was a strong man who contested and momentous election Malik wrathfully stompe'd out of a Democrats, too, expressed misgivings over the prospect. of another did wonders, but Mature makes In modern British hlstbry. security council meeting because five billion "red or deficit, ink, them look easy and the close-up-s Britains 33 million voters win the other delegates would not kick spending. of muscles are extra good. elect a new bouse of commons, out the Nationalist representation. GOP HOUSE LEADER Martin . , with the party seating the majority , And,, said, Malik, , he would not at candidates getting the right to return to the council aa long as setvedin notice thathavethano "Republia la There in the Deswitch big intention congress farm the government the Nationalists sat at the table. can! the Bible story which In lilah story. this and will of budget accepting Is good enough for me, this dame Speculation' was high as to Meetings with them present would night and day, if necessary, whether defeats within the past be a parody, he asserted. And the work to bring it within the bounds of the Is a combination of Mae West, two months by the Labor parties chief Nationalist delegate, T. F. Gravel Gertie and a Democratic capacity of the people to pay. In both Australia and New Zealand Tslang, who was presiding as Janreply to a Republican statement of leadsenate GOP the Similarly, could be taken as a straw in the uary chairman over the first counpolicy. She i tough all the way, of Nebraska, termed er, Wherry wind, insofar as the outcome in cil meeting this year, "represents the with no detours. This would not do budget message "purely politiMalik concluded. England Is concerned. Most in- nobody, tha red In no Hollywood script, even on cal which augar-coate- d formed opinion had it that it would Bible authority. So Delilah is made Ink Implications. be dangerous to predict a downfall BUDGET: Taber (R., N.Y.) a nice girl who had Samsons hair Representative of Attleaa government on the cut by mistake and reforms, quitwas the most violent In his attack No Balanct basil of the "down under elecon the budget proposals. "We canting nje haircut and shave field entions. Mr. Trumans federal budget for not maintain our he tirely and ending up nuts about liberties, Chief reason for this thinking the fiscal year starting July 1 was "if we turn this money him and his jawbone. charged, was that tha Labor party very not surprising. It was unbalanced, over to the President and the Sorecently had been able to ahow calling for the government to live cialist schemers who surround him." I was afraid they would put a slgni of substantial gains in Brit- more than five billion dollars Taber taid he intended to battle aweater on Delilah, but they did ains fight to overcome poverty. beyond its Income during the year for a balanced budget not. It was not necessary, I could If congress doesn't pare tha figtell it was Hedy all along. THERE WAS A POSSIBILITY BIG STICK: ures, or give the President the that the President might be In Still lam going a second time as tax hikes he has pro- trouble on his "moderate Union Monopolies budget, because ever it is a picture you dont see every posed. since the convened memday. It is worth the money just to THE OVERALL BUDGET figure bers have congress Virtually everyone from busboy been talking of economy. see so many beards, suits of mail, to bureaucrat probably hat, at one was 42 billion, 439 thousand dollars, spear bearers, peacock feathers, time or another, discussed the but Mr. Truman declared the proand muscles all in Technicolor. Is to our securquestion of whether the tactics posed spending vital Also after Samson fights a lion, . and to the welfare of our used by some of the larger unions ity slays 1,000 Philistines and demolLewis L. John people." particularly - " ishes a temple, it is nice to have a United Mine Workers in securing As waa to be expected, Mr. Trushow thrown in with nobody stage benefits for their members do not man Insisted the budget was one of fighting and not a jawbone in the constitute a monopoly in restraint soundest prudence and restrlant. joint of trade. He argued that it waa a financial S S S ON CAPITOL HILL that Issue expression the steps the govern"Alaine White, frequently seen bad been presented more forceful- ment ought to take now "to build with Gable, said, Golly, I cant ly than ever before when 10 sen- toward economic growth and tha picture her as his wife. Gabes In of human freedom ators seven Democrats and three expansion been doing a lot of motorcycling country and In the Republicans sent to the senate our own lately. That mustve done it. Judiciary committee a report stat- world. News item. to labor ing that a bill forbidding National defense continued to be Ymean the sharp turns or the monopolize control - of industry the biggest expense in the budget, Jolts? would end the "usurpation and although expansively covered In abusa of power" such ai currently that Is the money being spent In Shudda Haddim seconds a recent la being demonstrated by Lewis an effort to insure Europe against of Joe Palmer that the suggestion three-da- y work week In tha soft any further spread of communism. e blanket system of --coal mines, 'Air Ironical twist was the fact pensions be extended to horse playThe 10 senators were members that while the U.S. ia pouring ers. "If a guy who has tried to of the senate banking committee, money into Great Britain as a part make a livin playin them gallopwhich had been investigating tha of that general effort, the British ers all hi life aint in bad shape problem of the miners short work turn right around and give aid and and an object for pity and first aid week but which bad no power to comfort to communism by formalI dunno who is, he declares. "And take legislative action ii) that eco- ly recognizing the Communists. tell me he aint that way dont AS FOR TAX INCREASES, the nomic area. hard work! through THE REPORT pointed out that, President was silent on specific He did. how'Tf this usurpation and abusa of recommendations. Dean Acheson, C. 8. secreThe Shudda Haddim pension plan power - to control production and ever, indicate that he would tike an tary of state, arrives for the calls for pensions for horse players -of an House White conference at price is tolerated by the congress, earlier date (or imposition at 50. "He is really 85 when he ts which It waa decided that the its unbridled use will ipread from Increase in social security taxes 50," he explains. "I have only lf to from one and union to union, per cent to United States would not interknown a lot of players who have ort and fere in Chinese Communists employer Industry, and the congress will two per cent been 65 before they was 40, in fact. never again regain ita own narrowaims in Formosa. President employees. The President apparentFurthermore, if he gets $200 a to extra aid wanted that control to money Truman said this government ly ly circumscribed power month pension he is the only guy e the economy Of the nation con- a will not provide any military plan, which in the whole pension system who defense or assistance to the sistently with the Constitution of congress teems to have little Inwont cost the government a dime, of tention the United Stale. approving. Island. , as be will give it all back. Birds and Flowers on Pinafore British Election Set February 23; Law for Miners; Seek Anti-Tru- st Conflict Seen on Proposed Budget wi ul I De-Mil- le law-maki- ng Kai-she- - US Answer .. No' ii , all-lev- from-Indust- ry old-ag- one-ha- health-insuranc- PROGRESS: RED STUPIDITY REACHES NADIR Deodorized Rubber products which in the spy work. past have been anything but atThis apy work, the accusation tractive because of their odor, may went on, was to be performed in now- - smell as sweet at "mountain counair after a1 shower" as the revolt the Communist-dominatetries of East Europe. A large group of development of a new serios of of Smith girls are at the Hotel de odorants. The 1. E. du PonJ de Nemours Russie, studying in the center of international affairs. They are company, introducing the odorants, chaperoned by a member of the said they may boused singly or In added during th, college faculty and apparently have combinations impressed no one else a a spies. manufacturing procesa. Soviets Claim U.S. College Girls Spies There appeared no end to the absurdity to which Moscow would go in screaming to tha world about how It la being imposed upon by unprincipled spies. Tha latest frenzy of the Soviets In that sphere waa directed at tha Swiss branch of Smith college for women at Geneve. According to charges from Moscow, American girls at this school arc being trained for low-life- d, anti-Sovi- d YE GOTHAM BUGLE Charles Campbell bat tbt toflest pert on Broadway, e role in which be didn't here to Item e line . . . . He bet the title role in " Clutterbuck end never opens bit monlb, except in (of ell things) e certain speech! . . . bred Allen tells John Crosby thet its greet to be out of work on the redio " you can live on the money yon save on aspirin. . . We know e fellow ti bo finds water so herd to get be bet dug up some bathtub gin end it it to shave witb. i KEESLECRAFT PATTERNS well as pretty. Easy to make,. Mother 1 transfer, cutting Ptealorw Pattern Tit,' Send 30 cents la. chart, sizes and pattara address nemo, coin, your to number ...Id.. Oanrou$ Policy CONGRESS OPENED, two AS Important thing were happen- Sawtag Circle P. ing to the policy which guide the foreign relations of the U. S. A., and which in the long run either prevents or foments war: L The British were giving us a double-cros- s In China at a time when U. S. treasury experts say two billions more will be needed to bail Britain out. 2. Congress would soon begin a vitriolic criticism of U. S. vacillation in regard to China. It so happens that the British foreign office is recognizing the Communist government just at a time when it will hurt the state departments relations with congress most. This is not intentional, but rather because British investments, British trade and the prized British island of Hongkong require protection. Meanwhile Secretary of State Acheson and Secretary of Defense Johnson are engaged In a tog of war regarding oar Chinese poUcy, with President Truman stamping his foot on BLUEBIRDS and flowers I Such the sidelines and demanding a happy motif to embroider definite action, one way or th on this pinafore! She can wear it ether. as a sundress too, practical as Actually, a firm and definite policy regarding that heterogeneous mass of 400 million Chinese people speaking 23 different dialects is toth, anything but easy. But there Is one policy which the United States AILING HOUSE has never tried namely, the tactics used by the Chinese against us. O i This is the age-ol- d policy of pasby ROGER C. WHITMAN sive resistance coupled with the boycott; and probably It Is the only policy which will work either in Dividing A Large Room China or against China. QUESTION: We have a large spare bedroom that we would like to divide so that we can make Reversing Weapons It sounds so simple that sophisti- another room out of it. There are We have cated diplomats probably wont only two windows. consider it. But It has been used thought of large Venetian blinds scores of times by the Chinese and also heavy drapes on a long Do you have any other idea? against the western world, and it rod. will work just a effectively if the 1 want to avoid expense and mess western world uses it against the and dirt. Chinese communists. ANSWER: It all depends on how This weapon merely consists of much privacy you want. You would not get much privacy with cutting off all trade, all communications, all contact with the China Venetian blind or draperies. I ese and letting them stew in their believe you would find it more own juice. practical to put up studding on Jn one respect, this would be which you can nail up a wallboard. cruel retaliation. For thousands of For ventilation in the summerChinese would starve; there would time, you. could have some of the be unemployment, rioting and up- panels movable, so that if desired, heaval in Chinese cities. they can be taken out for better circulation of air. You may need But It Is the only way by to put in another window or two. which the Chinese Communist government can be taoght that It cannot seize onr consols, imprison oar aviators and treat Planning for the Future? ns as the Japa once treated Formosans. Buy U.S. Sayings Bonds! Furthermore it Is the only way we can prevent the southward rush NEW GIFT KIT FOR TEEN-AGER- S of communism to the Philippines, INTRODUCED la no mor welcome gift for tha to French Burma, the Thar sat than coameUcs. A new. glamyounger Dutch East Indies and India. orous. kit which contain those essanUala a young lady need when demonstraToday, she starts to primp and practice wit" an attractive bottle of cotions by a few extra warships in make-u- p a box of clinging, two-to-n a face Chinese waters wont mean more logne, of course, the Indispensable powder and. . . now ts This available. flea-bitlipstick e rift to the vast and kit la a than a product of famous SEVENTEEN COSMETICS. Nor Asia. continent can of stirring will Daughter, sister and "best-dat- a we Invade any part of China with appreciate this new item not only because wrapped Inand has an army. On the other hand, it will Its ownIt la beautifully It but greeting card tucked g acalso because the cosmetics themselves take novel and not harmful to tender young skina. are to tion halt the southward rush of SEVENTEEN Is often referred to as cosmetic of the professional modcommunism, and the use of Chinas "Tha els girls who have to apply their own own tactics in the form of a makeup to appear glamorous, use SEVproducts. SEVENTEEN COSis about the only ENTEEN METICS are They are from free that might irritate Ingredients could that do Otherwise it thing Is accepted the akin and their most of Asia will gradually go for publication in advertising the Journals of Tha American Medical Association. under Moscows wing. This new round gift will bo FIRST AID o jfl Indo-Chin- a, ... world-shakin- boycott-- blockade c. all-ye- Boycotting West This writer was in China when such a boycott was applied to the western world in 1925. Chinese students had been killed by British marines, and in retaliation the foreign colony of Shameen at Canton was boycotted by the Chinese. As a result, grass grew In the streets. All food had to be imported. Not a servant remained on the island. Every morning you saw the American consul sweeping his own office and 'the Italian consul hauling ice on a child's express wagon. In the evening, the .French consul mixed the salad, the British consul cooked the meat and the Italiap consul fixed the dessert at a community dinner. If the Chinese had been smart enough to tighten this anU - western boycott around other cities Instead of chiefly Canton, all foreigners would have been ousted. Bat, as usual, Chinese faction rowed between themselves, and the western powers practiced the old policy of divide and rule. Today the reverse is true. The Chinese are now united. FOR Considered Boycott Nearest approach to a western large-scal- e use of the boycott came In 1938. when Adm. William Leahy, then chief of naval operations, proposed to President Roosevelt that the American and British fleets blockade Japanese waters and cut off all supplies of oil, cotton, copper and scrap iron. To put it across, FDR invited the pact nations which had the sovereignty of guaranteed China to meet at Brussels in Octonine-pow- ber 1938. ' to any part of the coun. shipped prepaid for S3 50. This Includes Federal try cosmetic tax. Send to SEVENTEEN. Dept. W, Mill. Read. Rya. Naw T.rk. No. Bas O. 740. N. . Craft Dapt. a. III. sr Chleag .... . Namo Address Good "Eye Memory Australian aborigines, whose cultural status is perhaps worlds lowest, can draw fairly reliable sketch m a p s in sand. 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