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Show Pftff The Dragerton Tribune, Dragerton. Utah 2 r- r '.?: OY 'vSv A'vv''H W My.WAvy.gi, ? 3 ' 1 's .' , r rw-- rf - tvTv . . ' , & ' ... - . '''i' .v- - j T - 'V when-promotio- " & . day-to-- va-abo- business promotion events, legal holidays, and days dur- 1952. Many of them will be cov-ered in The Read-- 1 400 'trn if ... 'vfr.tr .ftyfcftvdtf LEFTISTS TO RIGHT If youre a stickler for such stuff, you might make something out of the fact that the Red delegation (top) at Panmunjom truce talks Invariably go to right as they leave conference tent, while the United Nations delegation goes to the left. Just another point of difference, one might say. JWASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUN- N Archbishop Steplnac from pris- - on this week and a favorable state- ment regarding this from the Vati-- . can, one of the most important .sources of' friction between Yugo-- , slavia and the Catholic world should be removed. No. 1 result should be greater for Italy and the Vatican. , protection For the Yugoslav army is the chief protection of Italy on the northeast. , If the Red army should strike, its first objective would be the Adriatic coast, just two hours bombing distance from Rome. In talking to the Yugoslav embas-s- y during my exchange of letters . with Tito regarding the release of the archbishop, I became convinced that the Yugoslav government is anxious to bring about complete , religious freedom. Recently, the national Catholic welfare .conference designated an American of Yugoslav descent, John Zvetlna, a Chicago attorney, to go to Yugoslavia and make a survey to rsee whether CARE packages were being distributed without prejudice among people of all religions. His report was favorable. - Labor Smoulders Labors stepchild At the same time, Wilsons labor critics complain that he has done little to restrict aluminum for civilian manufacture; also, that Wilson approved con- struction of a (11,009-ton- ) steel to so Canada the that pipeline Montana Power Company could supply natural gas to Its chief customer, the Anaconda Copper Company. Another complaint is that labor has no voice in controlling the evils of inflation and monopoly. All we can do is minimize the impact, sadly remark the union chiefs. . One reason why Eric Johnston stepped out as stabilization director and Price Chief Mike Di Salle also wants to exit is an upsurge in prices expected in midwinter. These price rises, according to a restricted White House memo, will be a direct result of the way congress caved in to pressure from the farm lobby and manufacturers. Here is the price picture presented in the memo: Food Prices on corn, potatoes, fresh fruits, vegetables, dairy products, and poultry will go up. This Is because farm-blo- c amendments prevent OPS from slamming a ceiling on farin prices until they reach the complex parity level. Manufactured Goods Prices of household appliances, furniture, end other manufactured goods may jump considerably due to the Cape-ha- rt amendment which allows businesses to add all cost Increases from January, 1950, to July, 1931, to their Walkout by government labor advisers some time back, is heading for another explosion. J Union chiefs are sore as blazes .because they are being left out of g the meetings of the defense agencies. Though they were appointed as consultants in the Of- prices. fice of, Defense Mobilization, they OPS experts say this makes enJust arent consulted. forcement almost impossible. In the The labor, officials have long first place, accountants and lawyers policy-makin- - de-mand- ed an equal voice with industry spokesmen In shaping mobiliza- would have, to go through business records thoroughly to detect fraud. tion policies. They were given this Second, congress cut the OPS rerecognition in World War II, with quest for a bigger enforcement ' Sidney Hillman of the Amalgamated staff. WilNo wonder Johnston and Di Salle Clothing Workers serving with liam Knudsen of General Motors as want to get out. heads of OPM. But today, as one disgruntled laborite expressed It, Propaganda with Charley Wilson in the catbird of Wisconseat, were as far from getting this sinCongressman Kersten into Communist played right as the man hunting Chloe in the hands by Introducing a public song. amendment to spend $100,000,000 to "biggest current gripe against Wil- finance subversive activities behind son is poor planning in regard to the Iron Curtain. The Communists .buildings materials needed for de- are now throwing this in our faces fense. As a result of material con- all over Europe. It also gives them trols, 23,000 building tradesmen are an excuse to finance subversive acIdle in New York City and the figure tivities in the U.S.A. . . . During may go to 75,000 within six months World War n. President Roosevelt unless more steel and aluminum are spent $800,000,000 financing subverallocated for nondefense construe-po- sion in and Japan. Germany , &! fey wnu Fttiini.) . a. reader can ing months: look for during the com- Week of Week, Prayer, Printing Education Church and Economic Life National Jaycee Week, National Week, Fur Care 'Week, Thrift Week, Youth Week. FEBRUARY: Ground Hog Day, Pancake Day, National Peanut Week, Boy Scout Week, National KrAut and Frankfurter Week, Scout Sunday, American Heart Week, Abraham Lincolns Birth- day. National Defense ..... Week, Val- - en-religi- ' C-- .. . pm, ; .. . . , I ,CJU5 6 Swedish Bear a, ricks S. C. L InvltationN. H, I cross-countr- races, y ackson, Jan. 12 Metropolitan Ski Jumping Clubs jump (night). Bear Mt. Ranges. Fools Day, , V u. W INCRDIINATING . . . Richard Schwartz, asst, head of internal revenues penal division, Cells tax probers that missing witness Henryk Granewald intervened in a tax fraud case with Charles Oliphant, resigned revenue bureau counseL v VX V ' ' ' ' '' -- 'Vi cross- - I Day, Millinery Promotion for Spring, Nutrition . Week, Spring Gas Style Show of American X-- - Mt- - country races. Bear Mt. Park. F D Roosevelt and Harold 'N el- - Drive April Jan. Nr on niht Jmmi day. Brotherhood Week. ut cations have become more popu liar until today thousands of tour ists head for northern states to Joy winter sports. Other thou-in- g I sands, of course, head south for the I sunshine playgrounds, Winter vacations and sports haVe I become' a big business in the I northeastern states with many a I small town depending for a great I part of its annual income on the winter months. For months communities In New England have been promoting, their neighborhood and all that is needed now Is a series of snows to make the skiing the best In the world. the winter vacation minded For I sportsman here is a list of skiing I competitions in the northeastern I states in the coming months: 1 f Jan. o Swedish S. C. open invl- I old-fashi- 1 APRIL: Why They Leave - role in the defense setup, which prompted a er1 Date Book. Here are some of the events the JANUARY: Universal D Yugoslavia Releases Archbishop; Labor Unhappy in Defense Setup By DREW PEARSON rITH the release of Yugoslav - ' ns Fnt !' ' v ? ", y nr S Home town merchants have found that coordination of their advertising and promotional efforts with special events has helped in achieving better selling and higher profits. At the same time, the home town consumer-ha- s found it to their advantage to know are planned and what bargains will be offered at a given time. Many promotional events are planned primarily to help sell merchandise.-An- d some .that were organized for other purposes do nevertheless have business as- pects. There are some charitable I . . and religious observances in which Winter VOCatlOn-Tim- e businessmen take part for the gen-Roam-Tim- e in eral good of the community. Some I IS events, such as legal holidays in I Once upon a time when anyone various states, affect the 1 mentioned vacations everyone toI day transactions of business. mediately thought of summer. In There will be I recent years, however, winter 'a ,r 4953 ', '' ' 4-l- 7 1952 Promotions Are Listed; Resorts Plan Vacation-Tim- e n jw V a yy. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY THE READER'S DATE BOOK fnr.). 1 iv. wj vwm A' wy a. , vv"rr t:t .JJ....Trtr-- 3C r Vi'.M&Xsw -- - Pcrtv. i''f - uc- y- - CAMPAIGN JEWELRY . . . Terry Angelino, Philadelphia, supporter of General Ike for the presidency, starts a new fad in the city of brotherly love. Terry has utilized Ike buttons for earrings and a monocle. , Park. Cancer Control, National Donut - Week, National Leather Louisa Orvis Trophy Slalom, Big Goods Week, National Garden Bromley, Manchester, Vt. Week, National Rice Week, Jan. IS Harold Doerr Memorial United States-Canad- a Good Trophy open jump. Bear Mt. Park. WlU Week, Boys and Girls Invitation jump, Hanover, N. H. Week, National Baby Week, Jan. 19 New England Millinery Promotion for Sum- y race, Rum-former, National Cotton Week. Me. MAY: May Day, Be Kind to An! S. E. A S. A. sen-Jan m&ls Week, National Restaurant I lormen7 dowdalom open Week, National Frozen Food Week, I combined championships. Big Mother1, Day, N.Uon.1 First Aid Bromley, Manchester. Vt. . Week, National Luggage Week, T Jan World Trade Week, Memorial Day. I Uc V1 slty s Invitation open jump, JUNE: ; Graduations, National Colton N. Y. Flag Week, Dairy Month, Ice Jan. 28-2-7 New Hampshire Cream Festival, Fathers Day, Na- - State and tional Bow Tie Week, National coinbined Swim for Health Week. H JULY: ' Independence Week. In Jan. 27 Norsemen Open Jump, dependence Day, National Farm Bear Mt park Safety Week, National Inventors (N. H.) Winter CarniNewport Week, National Iced Tea Time. val, Mount Sunapee, N. H. AUGUST: National Ce r b r a 1 Feb. 3 Paul Smiths College Palsy Week, Friendship Day, Va- Winter Carnival, Paul Smiths, cation Time. In. Y. SEPTEMBER: Child Foot Health y Massachusetts and ' Veek, Labor Sunday, National combined championships, Worces-- 1 Chemistry Week, National Tie ter. Mass. Feb. 3 N. Y. State ski Jumping Week,' National Home Week, Mil- NaPromotion for Inery Fall; championships, Bear Mt. Park, tional Doll Week, National Sun-- I Eastern States invitation open N. H. day School Week, Home Fashion I jump, Laconia-GilforGibson Memorial Trophy races. Time, National Kids Day, School Begins, National Business Womens I North Conway, N. H. Feb. 9 Week, National Dog Week. Dartmouth Winter I Carnival, OCTOBER: Lets Go Hunt- Hanover, N. H. Feb. 16th annual Eastern Ing Month, Red Feather Month, U. womens downhill-slaloNational Newspaper Boy Day, Lake races. Placid ' Chib PrevenFire Week, Cranberry Sno Birds. tion Week, National Employ Maine' State Jumping, crossthe Physically Handicapped and combined championNational country Hat Week, Oil Week, ships, Rumford, Me. Progress Week, National Bible Feb. 19 Fisk Trophy races, Week, United Nations Week, - -Woodstock, Vt Halloween. New York State wornmens and NOVEMBER: American Art I n. ' slalom championships, Week, Pumpkin Pie Time, Na- - f opeTn tional Cat Week, American Educa- - I Saanac Lake, N. Y. tion Week. downhill,' World ,Connecticut ' mea'a Community slalom and combined championWeek, Thanksgiving. Com DECEMBER: Christmas, New Fear1, Day. WNU (BcIcmcS cross-countr- d, 1 SnSiiTJ 1 2-- , cross-countr- .. PLANS CHIAN G OUSTER . Former Nationalist President LI Tsung-Je- n says In Riverdale, N.Y., that violated Chiang Kai-she- k Chinas constitution when he regained presidency without election. LI says he has plan to oust ChlZfcg. d, 8-- 9-- 19 m wVh,Wk 1 by " Ftatirn.) JOLSONS WIDOW WEDS . . . Erie Jolson, widow of mammy-sing- er A1 Jolson, eloped to Las Vegas with film producer Norman Kras-n-a. It was Krasnas second marriage. The happy couple pose Immediately after the ceremony In Las Vegas, Nevada. Krasna has produced several hits. |
