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' Rdds Charm to Home Schism of Dixie Democrats Could Wreck Party Hopes 'HE GOODBY OLD PAINT With faithful Chicago police horses ordered to be sold at auction Officer Richard L Eldrldge bids farewell to Tom his sturdy mount In the screaming traffic of Chicago’s loop for three years r telling jN m r WHEAT KING To J Brensing of Hudson Kan went the honor of being named wheat king of his state after his wheat was selected as best by Kansas association wheat Improvement He also received Pillsbury wheat award for his achievement " r PARDNERS Happiest couple of the week were Sen Glen II Taylor (Dem Ida) (left) and Henry Wallace after Taylor announced that he was leaving the Democrats and would accept nomination as vice president oa Wallace’s third party ticket ‘Inside Info’ Exaggerated Tliers has been remarkable Interrecently In charges that Washington officials used "inside information” obtained because of their connection with the government to The other day play the markets one gentleman came to me in quite a stew “Have you heard the rumor that I was being charged with playing I got the market on information from the White House7” he asked est “No” I replied ’’Who Is doing the charging7” “That’s what I want to find out” he sputtered “Well" I answered surprised at his wrath “you certainly don’t feel insulted by It do you? Anybody can be charged with anything in an election year’’ “I certainly am Insulted” he came back “not because my honor la being Impugned but it Is an Insultto my Intelligence to Imply that anyone who has been around Washington as long as 1 have would be aucb an ass!” OFF This photTHE COB of a sublimely hungry and happy GI snapped by MSgt "Leo II Gillie of Wetumka Okla took second prize In a recent photo contest conducted by the array ograph i II SteMAN OF PRINCIPLE phen Kertess former Hnngarlaa minister to Italy turned down offer to become Hungary’s minister of foreign affairs because bo disagreed with Communist Now he Is la U S to study International law When I first came to Washington as s reporter I remember there was a minor scanda’l on "leaks” that had been used for profit The chief offender however was a publicity man not an official and from the standpoint of business it proved As soon as the a fine thing for him charges that he had obtained confidential Information and had passed it on to his client were made public he had a dozen offers from other big firms to get on their payrolls He did but It wasn’t long before he left Washington He didn’t get any more confidences A lesser factor in the affair was It was disa newspaper reporter covered that he was on the payroll of a brokerage firm to whom he phoned anything he thought might be of interest after he had written his story for his paper whose last edition had an early afternoon dead line It was shown that the brokers paid him all of $25 a month In the Investigation it also was shown that While he )tnew what was news for a the reporter had only newspaper the foggiest Idea of what would interest a broker as he probably never owned a share of stock In his bfe He was duly fired from the paper and suspended from the Press club but nobody was too sore They knew as my friend Indicated It was stupidity rather than lack of virtue which was bis chief sin My own first of Washington lesson on the subject journalistic ethics was administered very tenderly by an Old Timer my boss My assignment was helping to cover the British embassy early in World War I before America had become embroiled One night my boss who knew took me in Washington everybody along to introduce me to the British commercial attache— I’m not sure that was what he was called in those days but it describes his Job He talked with us quite a while much more freely than he would have conversed with me alone for I was a stranger to him In the course of the conversation he mentioned that tomorrow or next day Great Britain would announce what amounted to an embargo on American wool (Britain wanted to switch her buying to Australia) The attache explained the background of the move in detail When we were out on the street my boss pulled ont his watch and remarked to me: “Now If we were crooked we would still have time before the marketa close to make a lot of money telling short wouldn’t we?” He didn't have to explain further AFTER the British had made their announcement I was able to write good “follow” Interpreting the move That's all any newsman gets out of “confidential” information and all that 99 44 per cent of us ever expect The same thing applies to government employees Those who act otherwise soon depart fuU size pattern offered below simmaking these sttracUve windowoa Uaer merely traces pattern lumber pattern apeclfles aaws and aw temblei exactly as and where pattern dicates No special tools or skill required Complete easy to follow directions includThs plifies boxes boxes for any window BEST DOG IN SIGHT Champion Rock Ridge Night Rocket a terrier was chosen heat dog of the show at the annual Westminster kennel club dog show In New York’s Madison Square Garden The champ Is owned by William A Rockefeller of New York AT? IKS REVIEW Reds Assume Control Of Czech Government There were six days of crisis and then it was all over — the Communists were in complete control of that nation of 13 million population The iron curtain came down with a muffled clang as President Eduard Denes accepted the resignation of 14 of his cabinet ministers after he had refused for a week to do so Into power strode Communist Premier Element Gottwald who had led his party upward from a minority status in Czechoslovakia until now its members dominated every phase of the nation's life and were pre pared to swing it directly snto the orbit of other Soviet satellites Wielding the club to keep the Czechs in line was Gottwald's good right hand Vaclav Nosek minister of the interior who controls all Czechoslovakian police forces Gottwald Nosek wondered whether Austria France and Italy might not be clamped soon m the Communist vise There was general agreement on one fact at least That the Communist coup In Czechoslovakia had forged perhaps the most vital link in the Russian chain intended to shackle the Marshall plan In Finland and Italy as In Czechoslovakia elections were coming were up soon and the Communists out for victory Finland like Czech oslovakia is ruled by a coalition government which has acknowledged that the country must remain on the best of terms with Russia COLD CHICKEN: Fuel Oil Campaigning politicians this year may have to eliminate “a chicken in every pot” from their lists of because there might not promises De enough chickens to go around Reports from the poultry belt In the Midwest say that the severity of the fuel oil shortage is cutting into the 1948 baby chick hatch to threaten poultry and egg production this year Thousands of fanners canceled chick orders for early March delivery because they couldn’t get oil for their brooder stoves Iowa and the Northwest most were suffering from the situation but it also was bad in Illinois and Indiana The kerosene shortage has been severe enough to cause hardship in most of the poultry producing area Some poultrymen were deferring chick deliveries until later dates hoping that warmer weather woul ease the tight oil supply Officials of one large hybrid chick In Iowa claimed they hatchery needed six tank cars of fuel oil to get their 1948 production under way comOne of the most vociferous plaints generally being made among farmers was that city consumers were using up all the fuel oil that powerful position In a Communist dominated state Nosek was analogous to the mailed glove on the dictator’s fist For what it was worth— and that was very little — aging President Benes had managed to keep at least a superficial appearance of representative government by insisting that the government be composed of members of other parties of the national front which reinstated the Czechoslovak republic tn 1945 when the Germans were being driven out But it was a hollow tasteless vicIn any practical tory — meaningless application The new government consists of 12 Communists (there were seven two before) four Social Democrats two CathCzech National Socialists olic Peoples party members one Slovak Democrat and two Mouth Hoof as foreign minmen Jan Masaryk Cattle hog and sheep growers of ister and Gen Ludwig Svoboda as the U S continue to live in the minister of defense shadow of a fear that the hoof and Czechs Bewildered finally knew mouth disease which has been decitheir cherished republic had come Uvestock in Mexico for to a grim end when loud speakers mating many months will spread across in Prague blared this announcethe border and affect U S herds' ment into the night: At a recent session in Chicago a Go has been beaten “Reaction joint committee of the cattle hog back to work and let us complete and sheep raisers forwarded a plea our tasks on the two year plan” to Secretary of Agriculture Clinton chroironic In Czechoslovakia’s Anderson to renew efforts to eradi- nology the surging wall of the Red cate fte dlsease tide engulfed their country Just 10 Among other things the years after the western Allies had men these actions requested sold the nation to Hitler at Munich be taken: in a tragically selljh and futile Renegotiate with high Mexican effort to avoid war and save their on plans for resuming officials own skins at the price of Just one the interrupted slaughter and burial small Central European state program of a Immediate construction Reaction fence along the present quaranWith the Balkans all tied up with tine line about 250 miles south of S the U to border a red ribbon the world began Build new beef canning plants which wonder small nation the in the “clean” states of north Communist tide would engulf next and continue to run Some thought Finland might be ern Mexico those now operating the top name on the list others FEARFUL: and 2 3 Consumer Resistance Does It below the levels of a year previous the study says In manufactured goods the suphas ply of small radios recently overflowed the level of demand with prices skidding in many cities Large radios are very close to current demand as are washing maunits chines stoves and As long as consumers demand the goods despite rising prices study pointed out the manufacturer will pay higher and still higher costs for materials and labor rather than have his production shut down and his flow of goods to the consumer cut off Retail stores buy his finished products despite higher manufacturing costs because they know their customers want tha goods size window Box Pattern Send as cents for Window Pattern Company No 19 to N Y W Pleaaantville Dept Early Dancing Masters Played Kit Midget Violin During the 18th and 19th centuries European dancing masteri furnished the music for their classes by playing the kit a diminutive violin about three inches wide made this size so it could b carried in the pocket In NR (Nature’ Remedy) Tablets there are no chemicals no mineral no phenol derivatives NR Tablets are different —act different Purely vegetable — a combination of 10 vegetable Ingredients formulated over 50 years ago action gentle proved Uncoated or candy coated their is dependable thorough yet as millions of NR’s have Get a 254 box Use as directed No HOW PRICES DEFLATE Those same forces which recently knocked down prices of food and in a spectacular other commodities outburst have been quietly at work all during the past year Rising supply in a number of lines of goods has caught up with deand in some cases it has mand into demand and money bumped supplies on their way down according to an analysis by the family economics bureau of Northwestern National Life Insurance company eggs potatoes oranges Poultry canned fruit juices certain canned fruits and vegetables preserves and little private reall have had jellies of their own during the cessions past year By the end of 1947 the prices of most of these Items either had leveled off er were actually 32t -i- 1le A political year may be pretty hard on busineW international affairs and persons who expect congress or the President to take some highly important but controversial action which might scare away votes— but if you can stand on the sidelines dodging the brickbats which each side hurls at the other a political year is lots of fun One thing that Is ai interesting to the casual observer is workmen excavating a cellar s sandlot baseball game a fire or a are the quadrennial "party splits” which threaten (several montha before the conventions) to rend the big parties In twain They usually end the same way— both splintera singing Sweet Adeline and cursing the other In party perfect harmony On the surface the recent row be both Republican and Independtween the southern Democrats and ent voters they must stop tryithe White House ng to sell the program of the of like looks one of ManufNational Association j i those acturers as good Republican There is no doubt doctrine that the southThat wasn’t Henry Wallace speakierners are good and mad And by ng Nor Democratic national headquarters all their standThat was Republican Sen Wayne ards they have Morse of Oregon Morse assails “the every jight to be of his own leadership” So jhere is no conservative as as he scores reparty vigorously what action m the Democratic party happen! might I already have discussed Wallace But the fact rethat the and his third party “split” There main in are those who think it of so little Negro voters that it can be Ignored importance can the north Baukhage Some now are predicting that be vote either Re fore the election Wallace will be publican or Democratic just as they granted some concession some adplease In fact the colored populaand will come out for Trution really has more freedom than vantage man for president I wouldn’t go the rest of the electorate because it that far but I have heard the prehas no tradiUon of following a strict diction in more than one quarter pattern are supposed to A Democrat however Is he lives Republicans to the race In the South and if he is to remain a welcome Wallace and to count on him to cut down has Democrat to vote with the the Democratic vote to someDemocratic party even tf he does it with anger In his heart and tears In thing almost Insignificant his eyes Since the administration Let me quote Senator Morse on banks on this we see even a presithat subject as his words appeared dent from the southern state of Mism an article in the February issue souri defying the wishes of his of the Progressive magazine Morse friends below the says that Wallace mustn’t be taken I am not questioning any of the too seriously but that he mustn’t be supporters of civil rights and the ignored either He adds: the President Constitution from ‘‘Let my Republican party never down but there does remain the forget that there are not enough fact of the Negro vote and there reto elect a Republican Republicans a warm likewise permains many nor enough Democrats to president sonal and political friendship which elect a Democrat as president Forthas to be subjected to a painful unately there are not enough The ’’split” Is exciting to ordeal to elect Wallace” watch whether with Sweet Adeline “Splits” can’t be ignored it la or not true They are Important because And If you look across the aisle there is always thp possibility that you’ll see some more splinters the splitters might find another TedIf Repubto lead them That Listen to this: dy Roosevelt can't happen often though and lican leaders In congress want meanwhile splits are fun to watch to win the political confidence of ip' DROBABLY no other article adds more to the appearance of your Plant home than window boxes for spring and with geraniums summer then add miniature evergreens for fall and winter and Commentator affairs m H Analyst J lit1’ By BAIJKIIAGE Newt Window Box Decoiative But when enough consumers indicate they will not pay increased then manufacturers and prices stores stiffen their own resistance to higher prices of materials wage 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