Show THE GARLAND TIMES GARLAND' UTAH Creeping Doll Looks Just Like Real Baby General Assembly Gets Under Way U N Delegates Convene At Town Hall of the World m "V V t i I w r ' vArji By BAUKIIAGE Nui ""VI Analyst and Commtntstor WASHINGTON— At the opening of the current session of the United Nations general assembly I made the usual rounds greeting friends from far corners of the earth whom these meetings bring together Two converged upon me and one of them began to discourse on the fact that we three were becoming conference veterans let’s see how many Is It there was the first He started to say ” But the other man Interrupted hlrp Quebec then the second Quebec and remarked gently: "Oh no it goes further back than that This is my Remember there was a League of Nations too?" Of’'" The younger man stopped There Is no word which properly his gray haired colleague course translates “democracy" In Russian was right “And you still believe" the younger man asked earnestly When using the term the Russians ‘‘that some day they’ll work?" merely give the English word its But what a gulf be“Certainly’’ was the reply And It Russian form tween their meaning and ours Libwas msde with such simple sincer lty that we "youngsters" felt a little erty of the individual is not Implied at ail in the Russian concept reproved The next day I walked to a rail Indeed many people have way station across the beautiful said there la no res! desire for MeadFlushing liberty on the part of the modows in the twiern Busslan feneration And yet light the scent of they constantly describe their grass as country and their satellites all about us with “democracies” one of those prodigies an "instant There was n good deal of electtranslator" She was one of the febefore and during the ioneering close battle over the election for the male of the species who presidency of the assembly At first the American delegation had intendquite as efficient ed to vote for Oswaldo Aranha of as the males But Brazil He is an old and staunch it was not her' friend of the United States But he feminine charm which felt that Brazil had had enough attracted honors at the recent conference me if such were In Rio that he had served one term to be discovered 1 tried to ask her before and that it would be best not to run He said he didn't want the work my first Job So our delegates pledged for “Isn’t it interesting?” Oh for a while” Evatt of Australia who was exceed“Interesting? she answered “but one would like ingly anxious to be elected But the to get around a little more I have Would have none of been here since spring I’d like to it They demanded Aranha run The get back to the Orient and — other contest narrowed to him and Evatt This put Russia on the spot La tin places" America wants to liberalize the I mentioned that we had had veto Evatt would tear it to pieces translation almnltaneoiis at And the veto is the Russian pet But “Oh 1 was there” Nuernberg United the States was for Evatt so she said “and nlwaya cold One Russia voted for Aranha and he could never get warm anywon I ahe are where” agreed “And” went there direct The Russian delegation went India” Into a huddle oa the floor The Ruaalan stooges had te be told tried to get 'some observation how to vote And who should Just from her on the idea behind these be the mass who ran around conferences and their effort to bring taking srdera— or shall we say about world understanding and suggestion— from the Russian world peace “Do you think that delegation to the various groups they are worthwhile?” I asked Albania Poland and the others (We’re always asking that hopeander the Russian thumb? fully If a little wistfully) “Oh yes” she replied quickly It waa Sarge M Koudtiavtsev a “they ars much better than none at member of the staff of advisors to n much But I feel that the men the Russian delegation That name here do not really wish to make didn't mean much to ma but I was sacrifices to have peace The men reminded by Paul Ward of the Balha their own governments do not timore Sun who always has a sharp wish them to make enough conces- eye out for such matteri that this sions to rob the officials in the dif- active gentleman was the man of their own named as the “architect” of the ferent governments power And so the beautiful words Russian spy system in the report on the plot to obtain official secrets they use sre only rationalization They express idealistic thoughts but from the Canadian government when It comes to acting to implement them they do not wish to go Two women are exceedingly poputhat far They already hava satisfied that feeling they know they lar at th assembly meetings and should have to do the right thing’ their popularity seems to grow One Then they do not have to do it Just ie Mrs Pandit Nehru wife of the m all of us rationalize our own mis- Indian leader and one is Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt They are both active conduct” That gave me a pause M alse gave me some hepe for flits session for I believe that the powers of the assembly will be ae that they can streagthened enforce what the people want The fine worda and Idealistic plana will have mere force if (be permanent committee of the assembly en peace and security added from “1 of State MarSecretary la created It proposed will be In aeaslon all the time Its voice unmuffled by the ever-- j ase of the stultifying veto will not he heard continuously merely when the assembly itself is in session which shall Word s Contain Great Significance Words still are making trouble as they always have It isn’t what we nay so much as what people think we mean For tnstaifce there was a long discussion of the word “impinge” on the second day of the assembly meeting This was Just the English meaning discussed among reporters Secretary Marshall had said this new permanent committee of the assembly would not “impinge” on the security council The great argument about the committee has been that it was intended to the security council ltsell and thus duck the veto V the report- MRS PANDIT NEHRU and intelligent Mra Pandit (last names come first In India as In many other countries) has been named ambassador to Russia by her new government I couldn't help thinking considering the recent emancipation of women in India that Mrs Pandit waa more like Mra Roosevelt than Mrs Roosevelt herself when you consider the unconventionally of both judged by the standards of theur older respective generations SIX BILLION Farm DDT Is Hot Always Harmful to Animals Absorption or Licking 'V A Co-o- - ( ! If as many medical research-erPOLIO FROM THE AIR believe files sre responsible for carrying polio the practice of areas from helicopters may become an Important spraying factor in preventing spread of the disease Here helicopter apraya DOT powder on dnmps in Buffalo N FIGHTING I NEWS REVIEW ps ers werea’t quite snre how far you ge or don’t go when yon “Impinge” it’s no wonder there was eonfaslon when it was translated Into half a dozen ether languages Jt was the translation of one word lufeich nearly caused a revolution In culture— - — — Korea and made the work of the (The FCA report came at a time American commission there inf- when a house small business subany initely more difficult It aim has af- committee was investigating fected the whole course of action by possible advantages the might the assembly on Korea It was the have over other business because of the tact that they are word “trusteeship” applied Evidence however dfcnger of toxicity to For been overplayed Missouri last summer half a tubful of DDT Indicates the animals has in instance a cow drank bam spray Conserve Food: Truman UN Adopts Agenda PLANS: Conservation ADORABLE little creeping that looks like a real She wears a diaper and a garment The body is made of soft cotton-h- air is yellow cotton rug yarn A perfeatures are embroidered fect ‘‘under the surprise AN FOOD J Note Do Huge Trade and private enterprises are not) Leading in dollar volume of trade were some 2256 grain cooperatives which handled 145 billion dollars worth of business during the year covered by the report Dairy marketing associations previously were the leading organizations In the coop field The record business of all types ina represents volcrease above the cooperative ume In the marketing year FCA reported It was emphasized however that “part of this Increase is undoubtedly due to the rise In of prices products farmers sell and ‘of supplies that farmers buy” Minnesota again led all states in baby simple HEADLINERS It wasn’t hard for President Truman to figure out: Europe is in desN J IN CAMDEN Joseph perate need of food from the U S hailed into court for bebut the U S will leave itself wide Valentino laboring March McGhee 22 on the open for even greater price to the Jaw explained apologetically much if it boosts its exports Judge that he thought Miss McGhee higher The answer he told a special press was his wife got 10 days HOUSTON LL IN Gen Ira C conference is food conservation by all Americans It is not a matter of Eaker former deputy commanding but of general of U S air forces retired eating any leas he said himself to civilian life by readjusted wasting less taking a Job as vice president of In line with that he announced Hughes Tool company the setting up of a citizens food comONT IN HAMILTON Mrs mittee to develop a food conservation program in the nation Charles Marshall Lounibury no art authority bought an oil painting at an Luckman of Cambridge Mass presauction discov“a for later song" ident of Lever Brothers was named ered it waa “Palm Sunday Mornpresident 19th century master Regarding Europe Mr Truman ing" by valued at $20000 said the food and fuel situation there IN PITTSBURGH City Counia too critical to allow time for decilman Leonard longtime adE In an tailed study Thus apparently vocate of sidewalk repair cited the emergency frame of mind the Presidanger of increased spills as a redent called together congressional of the new sult of a combination leaders to discusa possible steps that could be taken immediately to long skirts high heela and broken pavements frightened the city counaid the starving continent a into cil passing ruling that all If possible he said he would not call a special session of congress walks be repaired immediately if aid for Europe could ELEANOR: be pushed through without resortAn Old ing to that step Americana could start preparing “Dear Sumner — This Elsler for a heavy barrage of food conease teems a hard ant to crack servation propaganda What da yaa anggest? Sincerely E R” TOUGH AGENDA: That Sumner Welles former unNo Dodging dersecretary of state told the house on activiUnited Nations general assembly committee ties was a note he received from proved at least one thing in the first week of its current session — it isn’t Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt in 1939 when the then waa in first interested lady going to dodge any issues obtaining an open hearing on the After riotous preliminary sessions In which they ’heard the U S and passport application of one Hanns Russia flay each other verbally and Eisler Austrian refugee from HitU N Secretary General Trygve Lie ler The note an almost forgotten mecall for an end to feuding the delegates voted doggedly to take on the mento of the prewar era was hailed entire list of tough almost insoluble in newspapers across resoundingly problems standing as a barrier to the land because Hanns Eisler was world accord Among the items admitted to the agenda were the partition of Palestine peace in the Balkans independence of Korea and Marshall’s proposal to reorganize U N machinery to hold a tighter rein on the turbulent peace Soviet delegate Andrei Vlshlnsky’a resolution calling on member nations to take criminal action against was warmongering propagandists admitted to debate Mra Roosevelt Hanns Eisler probably because it will provide a chance to mull over the concept of accused of being a Communist He la the brother of Gerhart Eisler No freedom of the press 1 agent of the Kremlin In the U S ABSOLVED: Eisler and his wife finally were issued visas in Mexico City to cover Hirohito their entrance Into this country He Even while five has taken out naturalization Jappapers anese qrmy and navy officers were and la a In Hollywood being hanged by the neck In In 1926 Eisler told the committee for their crimes of cannibalhe had applied for membership In ism torture and murder of U S the German Communist party but had dropped out A department ot prisoners Emperor Hirohito was belabor report made in 1938 said of ing publicly absolved of any responsibility for the Pacific war by the him: "The evidence establishes prechief U S war crimes prosecutor that Hanns Eisler ia a ponderantly Joseph B Kennan told the interCommunist” national war crimes tribunal Mrs Roosevelt’s attitude toward that "The prosecution believes the people the affair was lackadaisicaL The In the dock are really responsible note to Welles on behalf of Eisler for this war If there had been anywas strictly routine she said addone else they would be in the dock that she neither knew Eisler nor ing too" remembered the note YEAR If volume of trade Is any indication America’s farm cooperatives are- establishing themselves ever more firmly as a significant force in the realm ot agriculture In the marketing year with more than farm cooperatives five million individual tanners participating did a record six’ billion to an dollar business according estimate by the farm credit administration of tho department of agri- Toxicity Overplayed beWhen DDT flyspray first came available for farm buildings there was considerand livestock beable talk about sprayed animals from absorption poisoned ing through the skin or from licking one another or licking the walls of to which DDT had been buildings the number of farm cooperatives 1352 of them reporting memberships totalling 506000 farmers Illinois was second in membership while Wisconsin with 485000 was second 'in the number of associations with 1002 most of them dairy groups In dollar volume the huge California cooperatives led the field with 652 million dollars while Minnesota was second with 477 million dollars Grains dry beans and rice marfor keting cooperatives accounted 2256 associations 536000 members and 149 billions In dollar volume take for to first place the year among commodity groupings tree” while the farmer was tinkering with his sprayer end getting ready to The cow suffered spray his bam no bad effects last At West Virginia university year the dairy department threw and put 32 to the wind caution pounds of 50 per cent DDT powder In 100 gallons of water — then sprayed cows with it That figures out about 16 per cent for DDT Most to date have been recommendations under 1 per cent for DDT water “There were sprays on animals results" the no harmful absolutely head of the dairy department reflies The DDT controlled ported too The spray was put on in May and there were no flies on the cows until the middle of August To obtain complete cutting pattern color chart lor emfinishing directions broidering face of the “Creeper Baby cents In Doll” (Pattern No 6323) tend name address and pattern coin your number Send your order to: fet (fstovjil HOM! 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