Show TOE GARLAND SCANNING THE WEEK'S TIMES NEWS GARLAND UTAH Nursery Motifs of Main Street and the World Reset loose" 4 ” Eisenhower's Political Statement Putts Causes Stir in ORA DENTURE Republican Circles POLITICS— Gen Dwight Eisenhower has made a atatement that many political observers say clarifies his political intentions It has also caused a great stir in Republican circles The general said In effect that he would not make any fight for the GOP presidential He added however that he has always been a Republican nomination and that he would probably accept a clear cut call to political leadership which Is the duty of every American Eisenhower's statement was made after he was put on something of a spot during a recent news conference by Sen Henry Cabot Lodge during which the senator announced he was placing the general's name on the New Hampshire Republican ballot Before Lodge’s news conference Eisenhower had repeatedly refused to make any comment on his political aspirations By continued silence he would have let it be known In a negative manner that he was willing to take the Republican nomination While his statement was not as clear as some would have liked It was noted that the general did not request his name held off the New Hampshire ballot Eisenhower has assumed a unique if somewhat confusing position in American politics in the eyes of the average home town voter Almost as startling as Senator Lodge’s maneuvering and Eisenhower’s statement was the announcement by The New York Times one of America’s oldest and most l that it would supnewspapers if port the general “enthusiastically” he becomes a candidate for President The newspaper has supported GOP presidential candidates only twice in the past 20 years Said The Times in a lead editorial: “We have given our support on those occasions to the Democratic candidate essentially because we were reluctant to trust the Republican party on Issues of foreign policy and because we believe these issues to be the decisive issues of the campaign towering high above all domestic Issues— for the clear and sufficient reason that without a sound and courageous foreign policy the safety the prosperity even the very independence of this nation would be endangered “In General Eisenhower we have a man who shares this conviction We are confident that he would be able to lead even the laggards among his fellow Republicans away from isolation and toward world responsl- - blllty' KOREA The Korean peace talks settled down to a series of name bitterness and increasing suspicion Although some progress calling been made toward peace aurlng the long months of talking it Is becoming more evident that a final and lasting peace can not be secured in such an atmosphere The Russians meanwhile Indicated they wanted a greater voice in the talks to settle a war they don’t even recognize by asking for a meeting of the United Nations security council to consider the armistice neThe proposal was rejected at once by the United States Great gotiations and France American officials said such a session— where Britain Russia has a veto — would worsen the prospect of peace in Korea by bringing political issues into the negotiations has Charles E Wilson director of defense mobilization ECONOMY predicted a severe pinch In civilian goods for the first three months of this year The prediction was made in Wilson’s annual report of rearmament under the national emergency program He predicted: (1) Materials for consumer goods in general In the first three months of 1952 are sharply reduced from the levels of the first quarter of 1951 On the basis of present calculations the second allotments will be even tighter (2) Requirements of the miliquarter programs for most materials will either continue tary and at the same levels throughout 1952 or rise slightly (3) After military and atomic energy needs are met In such strategic materials as steel aluminum and copper the material remaining will be divided between consumer goods public services limited export industrial expansion and stockpiling requirements As for the past year Wilson termed It one of great progress but said more could have been accomplished has who will go down In history as Winston Churchill CHURCHILL arrived in the United States for a one of the great men of our times series of huddles with President Truman and top military brass Mr Churchill's agenda was almost as magnificent as his personal appear ance It included everything from economic aid to plans for joint defense of the west ' ' The key to the talks was quickly re5 vealed when President Truman met the Prime Minister at a Said the PresiWashington airport dent: “I can’t tell you when I have had more pleasure than I have this 2 tsw? in you as a visiwelcoming morning tor to the United States of America” with the force Replied Mr Churchill and clarity of the Roosevelt days: “We have only to go along together each doing loyally his best to understand the other's point of view and we shall find ourselves safe at the end of the road” There followed a series of meetings s n d Mr the President between and Mr Churchill and top Churchill military brass The complete results of these talks may not be known for WINSTON CHURCHILL years but it is evident they have rethe two countries Churchill no sulted In closer cooperation between doubt has received assurances of economical help so badly needed by Great Britain Whether or not Britain will join in the European defense not has enthusiasm been Indicated than previously army with greater Most observers believed that was one of the Prime Minannounced ister's bargaining points ' lv f f The second session of the 82nd congress had been in SCANDALS session just a few hours when It became evident the nation is in for more months of spectacular investigation In the senate and house there were committees and subcommittees In high of corruption In every corner screaming for more investigations and underworld activities It was income tax frauds murder places of Communists In too that there would be more investigations evident government and defense industries Meanwhile Attorney General J Howard McGrath continues his new drive started offensive against organized crime In the nation McGrath’s after Treasury department agents swooped down on suspected narcotic ffenders and arrested more than 500 persons a administration’s of the part It was evident the two drives were announced plan to clean up crime and graft But in the eyes of most campaign is a little like locking the home towners the administration’s bam door after the horse has been stolen FARM BE SAYS No EASY! dill wqulfot 3 Handles like 1 putty hardens 1 into wood ELECTION STRATEGY Democrats May Stand Pat on Farm Policy According to reports circulating the adminiaround Washington to change its stration is unlikely farm policy in the face of the approaching presidential campaign The strategy observers are reporting will be to concentrate on the claim that a Republican victory in 1952 would endanger existing benefits of the farm program and sideany controversial Issues tracking that might arise Democratic advisors point out the plan worked well in 1944 1948 In 1949 the administrapushed the Brannan plan wnich would have made much greater use of federal subsidies to maintain agricultural prosperity National farm organizations put up stiff resistance to the plan and it failed to get approval of the congress that and tion CLEANSER “Since aidng ORA my dentare ie always clean and sparkling” aayi Has N Serlici Portland Me No "Panfish' It’s always nice when some one In your own field comes forth with facts or viewpoint supporting youi own so It is with no little pleasure that we pass along here what another outdoor writer has to say about the bluegill or "bream'’ as he is also known As readers of this department know we alwrys have plumped for the scrappy little and have argued that If they grew aa big as some of the bigger bass they might pull an angler in instead of an angler pulling them out At any rate here’s what A E "Abe’’ Andrews outdoor writer of Ind adds to the reputaSyracuse tion of the bluegill: two suggestions "May I make relative to your ‘panfish problem? “First— the name itself The a the bullhead may be panfish may be a panfish even the rock bass and perch may be so called in but: my very humble judgment One of Gamest “Your bluegill is one of the very and her Little Lamb gamest fish on the American con- MARY Three Blind Mice Peter tinent It definitely Is not a Peter Pumpkin Eater Iiumpty A is bluegill just as Jack and Jill— fourteen Dumpty rainstrong and gamy as any motifs done bow Size for size the bluegill is little nursery rhyme in red and black are included in just as game as any fish that swims transfer pattern I can kill a bass on a fly rod turn this Children’s play suits aprons him belly up aild make him quit dressing gowns crib and bed fighting but I never yet have killed curtains can be quilts towels a bluegill on the rod made gay entertaining by means “For my own fishing I would rate of this simple inexpensive transthe brook trout first the rainbow No embroidery is second the brown trout third the fer process needed bluegill fourth of all the fish I have Send 21c for the NURSERY ever caught If the bluegill lived In RHYME In TWO COLORS TRANSFERS IPsttern fast water I would place it third inNo and laundering transferring YOUR structions NAME ADDRESS “As I have fished in a few states PATTERN NUMBER to CAROL CURfrom Florida to the Yellowstone Box 220 TIS Madison Sauara Station NY and in two countries I don't like to New York be classed as a ‘panfisherman’ when Fatteraa ready to fill erdtre ImmediI fish for bluegills ately For special handling of order via Two first class mall iaelode an extra t per days for me were spent on Big patters Chetak lake In Wisconsin last year Wo went southward to Birch lake to get shelter from the wind and both times I took good catches of Let others fish for lusty bluegills I’ll take the northerns or walleyes bluegills for a good scrap "PLEASE to save some please of us game fishermen from embarrassment not to say insult— quit calling your bluegills panfish "Second— The Tackle Personally I fish only with an artificial fly Even walleyes and northern pike have been taken that way But one of the greatest of all sports In the world is to fish for bluegills with light fly rod Use Fly Rod This ‘To the man who has never attempted it here are some ideas or suggestions: “If you already have a fi rod use it for your bluegill fishing no matter what its weight But if you have no fly rod and wish to join a lot of us in fly fishing for bluegills get a rod 7 to 8 feet long and rather light but not lighter than 4 ounces These new glass rods take and I could well sugpunishment gest getting one of them Your line should be Size E or D your tackle merchant will know which I use an HDH but it is better to start with a level line it casts easier for the beginner and costs less "Use a light leader no heavier than four pounds test or even lighter If you can resist putting on tro much The leader should be at pressure least 7 feet and longer would be better if a level line is sed as a level line makes more disturbance u win ni 1“ "pywemw nn hi or omti ih DENTISTS PRAISE ORA In a survey an overwhelming majority of dentists praised this marvelous new cleanser No harmful brushing that can ruia dentures Just place in ORA solution for 16 minutes or overnight Removes tobacco stains ORA is guaranteed not to harm dentures Get OKA today AH druggists Preduct ef McKesson A Robbins ha j i "IT’S A Cj $ BEAUTIFUL DAY CHICAGO 111 Mitchell— Nation- farm radio ally known — Master of commentator ceremonies on the National Farm and Home Hour Everett w t - & ' 2 V IN - - a - 1 riATiorjAL mm home hour f Ail TUNE v ZeXy YOUR LOCAL NBC STATION EVERT SATURDAY a service to Agriculture Headlines e coverage of Agricultural Events National Market Summary Whltey 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