Show Encrfd tike Unites 'TlttlH But Is Mum About Views t the " "J if new Him When Capital Has Lie Detector Warren Men Map Strategy &£&&vi'$x?Mt£j!± :: toft Ice at OgAen Utah as second class matter fn Ant nf fntuwa Starch 8 1879 Member of The Associated Pretw United PreM Subecflptton price L35 per month $1500 per yaw Tha Associated Prtuu ! xriii!vlr amittat n --11 newe mspatchea credited to it or not othertrtae emitted in tfii nan n SUNDAY MORNING JANUARY 20 By Water Lippmann WASHINGTON— Much it being made of the fact that Gen Eisenhower though a candidate has not decfofw4rd with a laration of his views personal on the isrues that are before congress 18 undoubtedly an effective talking point and in the two ramps which are opposed to him— Taffs Truman's— the most will be of it There is in my view a little something butnot much in it I say that because very I have such a low very opinion of the value and significance of modern political declarations They are almost synthetic and contrived invariably and 4bey are designed to make the noises which are believed to be popular without 1983 Child Welfare Situation "Mcjre than six million children in the United States today conjie from homes broken by death divorce or desertion retary of Defense Bob not have an easy time at cloaedoor meeting of the armed services t£ fSJ year M J£l Some 4500000 mothers work outside their homes and some three million families live in make-shi- ft housing An estimated 1100000 children each year are born out of wedlock For these and other reasons private and public child welfare agencies find plenty of work to do in the United States in behalf of children as Spencer H Crooks executive director of the Child Welfare League of America said last wtek when the league celebrated the thirty-secon- d anniversary of its founding as a sort of parent body of child welfare agencies throughout the land Where onc the child welfare worker was concerned about supplying children with the bare necessities the social security act and the improved economic conditions take care of material needs so that the emphasis may be placed on helpingj children overcome emotional upsets or mental maladjustments and helping them cope with feelings of insecur- 4- 1952 He struck °f n TlftJfV ' l?" i GenLri ISJ nh" iSkSSt d"d" £Mm would ufk turiJ questions should find out makeri somewhat cP"D'can King-t 7 committee in this vein- "RE WhLWC haH 10 nw the Hun- - SL? - r -- fd ecreUries of defense and state" Chairman !R!Sr '"PP0 UI r Viorgia L I °P-- ! proved the too Mr 7on ' to hear the m-- L f"v" STw wou — — rem061?' flutn ? i I ffS that J laid n°thing"°0 ha'H"0!1131 re tired of TTumanTlut wPwo t n buy anyone you h3Vf to wiL buy Earl Warren hciveV This preference for Warren ties i in with a 1!W AL C I o and ff 74 By ' VOTe tnev mrVH h 01 t:allJ°rn' compared tn Ta "tufor ior nine per cent all others and three per cent no opinion to--gree y i0 A F Of I 1edea nuu — — iidppenea Democrats agreed that President Truman's stock with labor is UmL but differed on be could be stopped They whether favor backing Sen Estes Kefauver in the maneuvering with £itchat totheSenlastPaul Douglas of Illinois moment This tactic is not nailed down and depends how Kefauver stands on key fn issues Many A W ead"about LL' more J61 that tney his views Xhky ' might stick with him This liking for Douglas and Kefauver follows the same poll of labor leaders on the Democratic candidate which gave Douglas 47 nt Kefauver 19 and smaller percentages for Ike Chief Justice IWd Vinson Gov Adlai Stevenson of Illinois and Justice WUliam O Douglas Equally significant are private Indications that certainthe C O and Railway Brotherhood leaders will sit on the sideline until who U picked at the con- graee vent ion Reuther the dynamie P"011 candidly told Democrat friends in Washing rcount ns in the ' "u bag We are going to look over both platforms and both nomineea Ag it stands today we are not for anyone and we're not happy with rsuii vr "u° : r y in °f tapers stenittcant ncw' be unpopular might Mr Stassen's recent statement anthD tUrned to nouncing his candidacy is a perfect "If what I have heard is true example He is fervent boldly it Is fantastic" he said "I am told uncompromisingly for all tha abwnen inai a civilian apnliea S stract nouns which nobody would "MX " b in the defend depart' dream of disputing To reid Mr ment a personnel officer Stassen s declaration does not throw Your security clearance tells him even a glint of light on what he hurried along if you would volu£ would do if he were elected teer for a polygraph test' Would Like to Know ity and rejection Tfcat's a Lie Detector Like everyone else I wouli like A trained child welfare worker today is a professional io ivnow in advance what kind of thTAaiS " ie detctor" explained °reK°nuse'1-to- r a candidate will make his person with a complex job and the knowledge that one of president on the table slamming It is not easy to know that and pre"and there's the most effective methods to achieve child welfare is to pared nothing voluntary about it Either statements of views— which ww taKes ine test or he is in more than on a rawm:i t h promote family welfare If the family is preserved and seen in the process of beim? n conspcuously marked as unwilling room: strengthened many troubles never happen pared platitude by platitude — wheri0e?h lnt° a semi-dr- t c nut irnaoie evidence drmatic-Joonl °raL°r' ng There is no HenanloKU — acts like he's tion between what the brain tiust Playing a Sherlock Holme mys- th machir and the ghost writers persuade the him brethin8suspicions to say and what in the The American Can company's information officer is candidate "We've come a long wav - — face of events he does when he is right about the Utah canning industry getting its start in m oince:— see for example the !ie detecUr of Franklin D not even "tuipaign speeches Ogden in 1888 but he is a little mixed about the admissible in some courts because Roosevelt in 1935 -the whole the best evidence IT- -' ? on part of his statement v °nwmcn SS? L°° much th operator u judge a candidate is ujr This shows r VL'm e Robert Lundy who was associated with N Pierce and i Deiieve in th inrv i uJ(W flrn ' MJ that has handled himself " -before he was — k rigms of a man named McKinney in the w American justice was the operation of the first cannery he uanaiaaie rather than in what tion of innocence But in presumpwas not a mayor when thenlant was startH says when he is a candidate the Pen- k Dresldencv iua k the for lltllll- KuiHy h"f°nthy(Uhfrh P80"1 mayor m thJ 1igh Prittt and his maserving for two years Lundy followed ing and the best testing ground chine " decide otherwise of a i In modern Mayor William H Turner and was succeeded by Charles M H 5" Kvernorsnip state to°m fm"iar with this times the successcase whose ful son Brought became a governor of Arkansas commented Senator Rusell Truman" presidents have come from the s ates Cleveland the two This was pretty much the tame Lundy was a pioneer business man of two Coohdge Wilson By Peter Edson init emnlnveH We- nriht ThU S UstTc °r'g°n taken by the nacemaking " New states About 1910 he left Ogden and became a resident of Neither Trained Tested books now for cir' ready WASHINGTON- -O 1' 117'- K Brotherhood Arm the nn k of Railroaf Trainmen culation at the Carnegie Free liLovrtt had httle come- Now neither Taft nor Eisenhower strong Missouri Republican con- - scandals the Jackson Hole region where he was elected to the to - OI Last October Senator brary are as follows: Wyo- has been trained and tested ' Maurice Tobin TheTttTlB R T which in this gressman worked his way into the Wiley I agree if that is the ming legislature in which he served a few years prior to his Way- -Both apput — mpn letters — ' qo o great way from "Beyond East and West" by John plications are handled" he put up the first cash to get Presji amggm crowded Washington Dress confer Crowlev tntn thlong WOUld have nwph vi said ident Truman's 1948 campaign ' death C H Wu The personal record of and promised to check startirom ence with their past experience— Eisenhower Assisted is open to conversion — depend where Senator Henry Cabot Record one of the century's most ant Secretary Anna the Insulation of a soldier's life Lodge Jr of Massachusetts an- - Tnat was when Senator Wilev converts to Catholicism surprising Rosenberg Lundy Pierce and McKinney deserve to be rememing on who each side nominates ense — one of Within th militanr Secretary Lovett Universal a bered for demonstrating that the s mna j mendment to nounced went the that he was one promptly back Military Tranxteg to the Pentatime leading lawyers !l"iVrging entering canning industry was one J£ku Ujeitm of frustration and eral Eisenhowerthe state of war president of the International gon building and ordered all use a It's safe court bet that congress win of Utah's best answers to a of Shanghai of the of lie testa by the army navy or not legislate a universal military freight rate question that was oppositionQing and negativism in the U air force wanted real bothersome in early days prSarv WileyHfh-rdiscarded As between tho training program for authorization for Ernest "The Twin rnntini " T n- -: Two's a Crowd during the present session Probneither of thm iHooi i it former president of General h Armstrong enw'Xf A Atkinson of novel the early days ably a "standby" law for future be remembered gained a cer- - stuff When dency Eisenhower s in the past 10 T Eisenhowers tc in announcethe Catskills when the great bring sun tain amount nf nntixe at- th t ijo- - -- kiu- corporation emergencies will be enacted— but years has been far th me auen pronertv offire SusSquehanna Turnpike was was featured that tV°n s all on ration He has been executive con- - nese peace conference in San being which had bought up Caravan TV show stock of laid centered around Content Bell there were The proposed UMT bill now befn ano ne has borne the bur- LnASnCH°bynhandln Soviet dele" Halbach If any person in these parts stops to think about some a preacher s daughter and Luther hi heis the backstage fire- fore congress would provide for 18 it for den of the crroafocf works which the television a map of all Ware son of a Connecticut peddler ' ence audi- months of service b moment he realizes slave labor camps in Russia poration that in recent years we have become 1 he hisfate of nations has turned the including six missed It did not "The Art nf neaiCrowley supported Wilev in his months of basic training for all upon decisions and to Him lnrow Out" effort P Hen? he case Rudolf the though reopen Flesch But 18 A Sn consumers generous the raShn?TeinatGa0 of shrimp in fresh frozen and has talked when the occasion refairly 4 year-old youths in peacetime At the Lodge press conference s5nate voted it down Then came book offering practical Massachusetts e s Ike techafter the present selective service canned variety The shrimp it and talked exceedingly Armstrong at the back of the lsclosures that Crowley had hired niques for solving the problems of campaign manager almost walked law has expired industry tempted us first with quired well talking speech making deenwald room as an told business who the delicacy as an appetizer and then led us into and everyday living he was investigator said the UMT program could Statement-issuin- g have not he had a miction rvic r and Senator Wilev's latest Lodge had not been told that he -- pus "m nrpc r Fascinating Biology taking on bating i uk umiaiea in tne foreseeable the shrimp as the main item of a substantial meal us him tP out!" occupation IS?? the alien property wnu democratic future since the present selective A He has been tested not once but conference!" and "This is a press if!?1? criticizing "The Pi! nice nf Tife" This hu 7 takes crdit for disclosing IBM "3 nusuiiu Coneressman OI vnJ° him greeted i nara to ap and we came back or draft law will not be i PI Suner MD service who IIagain and again in great affairs The "I'm that -— j for more "mvtrv oenK fascinating fauver Ke allowed to expire J " lumuouior xo ine UOn- - Wald Vbad a DOSitinniiniy "tes while I do not doubt that he gressional of tne Kostory the for science biology of arlr life And now according to Wall Street Journal we tremor of He president had been rean war or duringduring threatenprotested Armtold by one of the foremost biolo- given to understand shall be will make political mistakes— lack- Stronff HeRecord" dous potential power fh APO any -- i micrht hothat Eisonly crises to ing thereafter ing experience in our partisan poli- that he used to be a enhower was to be discussed gists and scientists of our day urged buy and eat even more shrimp the industry plan- tics—for professor of the office of president in r"Cridle of the Clouds" by Sud-h- rival Democratic candidate not a Tried for Compromise Ana in his official juuiiwiism these times we know a lot more bioeranhv In ning tempting advertising campaigns to find N Ghose A book 5 At a closed-dothe rcovering the th"1" have ben consulted session of the t about Eisenhowers capacity than Record author s early life between the new Supplier available in the Gulf of Mexicomarkets for we about house armed services committee he leaving lists remonstrated himself the as cona do the school about described Taffs region in "And Gazellast week Chairman Carl Vinson senator tributor to "Reader's Digest" "I do" les Leaping" and his departure for JtSX E"8Un( Huge shrimp beds were found a few years ago off What Are These Issues? the Eisenhower announceof Georgia tried to put over a But none of those things did him By Ben Calcutta to ment should be mixed up with the n-approved join the university Brownsville Texas and the And What any good "Keep quiet!" chorused 'ii' the than ! where-b- y i Pn "Primer fnr supplies from them have now which UMT would compromise we do not know and are Uy eve Kefauver activity" "This Is God" be launched on a tnj An informal correspondents Finally SenaStanton Featheringill put Texas ahead of Louisiana in shrimp production tor to not to was with HaBvu' n be able to find out forced to shout at supposed Lodge initial forc Congressman l??LbMi? -- iiu thtjrnn practical guide lor the expectI dedicate this tn Eisenhower's vIpws' a rnw volunteers It seems that the popular item will be frozen assured himArmstrong above the bedlam "See ant on i hnm mother tI tn ' — — me ure nothin who etiiu breaded iWR at one time or another of the importance of the issues ' after this is over" Personal irt you "°WCYer the Georgia well how to reorganize the house m a batter of milk eggs and cornmeal and has ever doubted God exists Muup-ro- uea Congressman You're against Afterwards in his ears and abanDy xne federal budget nice i slightly Buppiiea piqued ul s event fellow It ' and wjl how in which during the present year Armstrong refused to tell what his and is our closest brother linfnrtn doned the scheme when he for tO deal approacning frienHc art to pop into a skillet with had to Mt a single— enlid in my mind I ve wondered too would have been happen" t "n me question aulvuK hci and 'Nuts Senator!" growled Hays rhis Democratic and Republican Sounds goodish doesn't it? Te1ng You Kids for the ' ot which I speak is one of the few times in the This Korean war rearmament hiscol- our until Last "iTime" Parke who was by auances witnout a doubt then the tory of Washington that any way ai last i realized Cummings having trouble and now I'm An affectionate and controlling has been found to silence enlightening his own temper "How do you know rather meek overriding issue is th inns n u Congressmen James Patterson for now I know book on children in which I m a nice fellow when andl peace What are the other gressman that God is in each bush and thor who is also a father the au- even you haven t (COnn) I Arthur WinlteeJ tUlu 1 kids met me the tree issues'' Walter before that grows Norblad fOre He is the smile kids with great charm and Controls the Perons rivn tonight" humor After that the show Mr Truman in his message men- Army of babiea and went on Doyle Of California and the beauty of thr Robert ts Year J My Alani for Labor Forty dinnCr in °ttawa' Korea" Fight inflation conservation high' '' t Eyes the Candidates r pointed out that it would be im ri1 !S n r rpa?nn anH Minister tioned Louise Yim The economist by universtty and A F of L leaders personal story education authority and costly to have a token the stream that rolls of a woman health farm paid respects to his hosts including George ways has faught two portant confidential held an im- prectical tlle ArSent'nc- has reported to why UMT and the draft nrnr prices There is not one of these ?u He is the hush of even- heroic fights—who aiong at meeting the Drew leader of hjs the Foreign to first the opposition Then he said: Policy association that tide throw President Bill Green's suite at the ating simultaneously Thev also arissues which has not become con- Evita the nightingale's sweet off the Peron's recent illness may be song yoke of foreign domination Hamilton hotel the other tingent upon what happens as to an excuse He's "Mr Drew is the leader of the all that's and day to gued there wouldn't he iiiiiIi ae good in Korea for the to to second her overcome map labor s political war and peace withdraw wonderful Well I opposition have His love will never for soned officers to train UMT vol strategy Asian from been a leader of the prejudice against women and against the presidential How can anyone expect an In- agracefully public affairs for aie ne is the key to happiness unless were recalled s unteers more or less extended opposition In a free country one is telligent "Lonely Crusader" by Cecil of period from combat they about let us sucn as opinion I iuf Woodham-Smitand you A say K time allowed i nem always ' to have an opposition In inflation Among the key labor leaders except in relation to a England It is Certain that the of Florence Nightingale who situation-- of more war or of more spent present were George Harrison of Close but No pay the leader of the opposition a thouslna its m foot army me down put iu Shave last Crimea jrcais the salary August peace? It would be sHly for Eisen- and forced her to lighting5 Railway Clerks Dave Beck for the welfare nf th T Til MATTnnV —— - v pounds a year But that is nothing to what youTo in Iwr — withdraw her ? the Teamster TTM hower as it will be for Taft or — ai ib wi or ine irucK onver R wait ontish soldier based on private Machinists and c btassen to undertake to say what vfe presidential candidacy Tanner 31 papers recently made public cIass do not like that th 8overnmentTkep the Republican party is going to do v-- vita °Kicer F of L secretaryGeorge Meany A literally escaped death by his hair Wis Alexander of vehicle went out of control about taxes credit nkd-- i: Beck the rniiih Story reports "beJ Marriage no doubt my friend Mr cause and turned over A wheel landed "A Hushanrt fnv policies on the assumption or with fairs assheshehashasmeddled in their afLOGAN 19 on — Jan 8 year ago' wiU devote himseIf to s hair Prommeddled in virtu-fi- c (UP) — him to mat these issues" " wv ran warren of inn Tanner Craig The story of a marPhSe °f Ar8CTtine pub-I- n inent Cache county political agri- Georgia road A motoristpinning can lnipucaiion be dealt with eader of the opposition) with the zeal freed Tanner in which a woman learns that lifl" riage cultural and civil leader William which under any text of the great struggle a "spite bride" can be even totalitarian evetom the last analysis Armstrong H Thain 90 died at his home here being xue more nainful tase than hems - i mm ior Eisenhower to rests we" Siberia or worse" upQn the fact that concludes "the Argentine armv late yesterday of causes incident to twITL yJT sweetheart pointed men the among can ' the Perons in Httte leSSOn on one ferenT or ageHe served as ' U "Your Rahv anH - available he gives the most promise throwkeep them out as it seespower Cache county Re- Meyer Eldred A Mina of being able to lead us through fit" guide practical publican committee chairman Solution from to political system the hard times to come He knows tn Scrap Problem W04 to 1911 and was G O P state irom pin more about mm that a Defense the nwr Trhi the r of author a by determinedto widely read than does any one of his rivals and has hinted that 2 committeeman from 1910 to 1918 i —there He was a charter member of column on child care °PPOSiti°n to ad- - more people here and throughout tnew solution for the may uc i "McCalls Book of Modern By George 2 m shortage of the cache chamber of commerce Houses" the world trust him ! Scran irnn fm by Mary Davis Gillies - An Director American and had served as president of the the pub- cn Tlic ni—irnj Jhc Even with n tevt illustrated InatituU mvrin le operations of Caehe County Fair assocation ab°Ut the lhtion Of thl P!!Ple ?u thC Unitd SUtes' tt should minted out camhier-- xAe Eisenhower reit ming"1 "ui""" 01 ""a or X Public planning financing building and Diasi furnaces opinion in today's survey who tW°-par- ty S i ' aYn landscaping 29 modern houses by he is possibility mak N J Jan 19 — think that that the But I would rather take the gam- - fi to "ne CEJONmake use of low gTade ores as Fliera Trnirrh American architects prominent production is behind fhat th1 with our people united and xr- 5tfVlVaI "KonTiiri anH T K i t l0£al °PP°sition substitute for scranr He ievery 10 vote" think schedule were askeThelp to keep them politi- - ble an" ntn Wlin a man hoc 8TOKANE Wash Jan 19 (UP) berg A sketch book of the famous out research metal-th- e 6"'" 'wun j fires of supreme responsibility g 6 urgists are known to be workina expedition by the navigabomber crews' Kon-Tithe Pblem from nearby Fairchild air force tor of the voyage 7r 38 Servm? base are opposition 'No Time for Tears" loyal rencn learned much in being taught how to surinth Here re the results: ' Few blame industry and still UK d tt — — """"- - wunu tnus nr ping to keen PARIS comments ' Wilson vive if they have to "ditch'' in the Government to blame—too fewer put the responsibility " KKfJ "No Time fnr Tears i Jan 19 CAP) — Edgar V""UU the American people on miliocean Faure at 43 Frances youngest "h?tCX"G?ial 1 EIectric President membersMore than 700 combat crew H Andrews The ctnm t VIIUK) tarv leaders economically free J' l'vi I'lfHT 19 are receiving the course year-ol- d have learned is to since 1875 worked today agement bad supervision lnnlthing premier boy's desperate but sucApproximately one person in 12 facts firstt to put together another survval the I start who Spokane cessful sees production lagging n battle to survive polie and the talkuig" mW says FgCTMM-JYMCA pool Later they take his family's Democrats ft Hnn cabinet that would end role in guiding him uuur unions and strikes are land courses survival ms nation's political crisis now Turns Wiley officials T7 the principal cause Against Crawley 11 TfflcS —'— vu m normal ine Dr James FrprWinU n —i m its 11th day Behind him was J ctriL-oLabor uninnc "Dementia Pioclrin " k In cities and towns of all sizes K t n Wisconsin Republican — 5 lrW Senator rraucia uj -- a Wallace A treat ice Uu blg i°i01 confirmation vote Alexander from Maine tn Paiifnmi People to blame whole coun-tr- y director of the Wiley who at first Marines to Draft 86750 last -— from u to anH night the — viewers asanalve for the Institute personally numan relations de- - sembly The result drewnational aD- - praised public indifference) inifu—mi- - pecu"! j— property custod-a- " clares: Lack of materials WASHINGTON Jan 19 (UP) — liar motivations J Crowley and ratiocinations interviewed a heavy to back faulty The vim me Dencnes of the ?hT!?-dallocation marine for an investigation up me of materials dult population asking: 0 S corps will draft piKSKin pairons of center "A u Fa men but business Faure between now still must c Big i rom and June 2 natUraUy m°re eccentric than women form a parties industry office has now 30 thTtTmlan ouiirais property what missing by have yen hear several-part- y team turned against Crowley By Military the defense dept 2 according to Commandant Gen £ames T Fisher and Lowell g is it vour understandinit they depart more from the usual Hawley The case book of a psy- - that production of defense mate-- " Miscellaneous Wiley is blasting him for hav- - Lemuel C Shepherd Jr 4 of them are muses more are alcoholics more 10 offer:in ths contry Is ahead or Don t know interesting of the" go and intelligent introduction to psybehind schedule?" oo""-JOSEPHINE chiatry from the professional point Here fa Mie The table adds to more L of view than 58 ou from Ahead simii!!Vril 0ther SCh°lars 21 in percent because soma persons cited Juvenile Volumes Behind more than one cause 58 yet women' continue to accept withouT evi- No opinion CuPcak" i oblPrtinn K x by tn?rga5dy i Are Bottleneck "UiI 111 girls who like Ma chlnit tools have aa Fickle and the chestnut "Isn't ine lamous song woman"" Is about nurses will find this stories 100 book that just like a bottleneck in defense Your opinion as to whether de- just made to order - However TWanaa 7 VoitTrv a£d the Luckstone" by nso production is lagging de- - Pructionmen' more doea Chippendale "f somewhat on whether voii biHz?r Charles E Wilson in his tolerant pends This f27Whrget its Knoop is a story life in T aril anH are a Republican or a Democrat lssued last week name? is the view that thi a hntti expressed ' Ipon mBd by or in of g evenings its hard'ir£jture t ocneouie the rw2 chmc nk aaj necit nas now been removedynuirnhta many many prisoners who have gone K065 C c""nyxnn8 wrong Among Democrats the vote is English cabinet-makthe with the reindeer herd the hunt-m- a not Want vm -- that production is behind overcome shortage is still far from and the adventure — m M O— Who ic ih wtoo were good friends vi IWU UUV5 schedule whereas among Republi- -' Experts say that h i aluseaBakers? and Independents it is of the total defense about auproduction Lois Lenski by Tomboy" J: Administrative bottlenecks and thorized by congress has been dewho during the n 1M ctnrv ic Keaains— this — Crispin Ill w I Ti euxivafc other difficulties line are r reinK flu -i ana maae reported caus- livered taking a trip to Texas fox we get ing acute hardship particularly j lUMiutu in Those who defend the present sandals for the poor of ffwner 01 rancn ine with its Detroit wh7re more tha 0A0 view -- ranee until executed by the oul- - "ewever that " ?P lun ana its troubles' AlthmVa are -unemnLnsed governor i Pet ar h ood LeorgiP' Iwish the Unitprl 94 to wri : ia i tost of progress because much of Conger" had a sad time i Georgie aafcftiia — Q Where is the eriahaaJ the work now being done will not wtn ms pet because one Hew beginnm of the aoDle? materialize s deliveries until next away one got into trouble in the moor te The u-reasons " -tfor to date in Year or even larer was probably a native of ' Prune Minister ChurchilL i 8 vard nne rar a neighbors TT'l "Come 8Ve nti-- ! Acta tn the tree tops and oth on cheap skate Meanwhile the for a fenl""1 discussed America about 1829 were not production grea4 than the but s fnse cneepi -e louna just Uw right one j many different cauaeaT kl these expertTsay tTl£"Z - otS"" 1 P SJ gf k Canning History Footnote t ex-may- or 2I!!! BSf5P t h i9d Ex-May- Congressman Is At Press Conference — a Roos-evel- or Xl oe — r I a am New Books ts u '' Ai Library a'ir - ' tbor — ' ( r- Vii Note-Def- 22 - u-- SShirenKblcan SS&SS Dve-wi- hr How About Some More Shrimp? ll prldnt -- - Thi self-hel- p -- easy-to-us- aar "' P1-!- wsn u-- — m i - — j- - - m S k e - c h e R-rr- or og Pentago- 91-- 0 - v "l -- icuy hkx Opposition and Comnetitmn nJSSS VI Pme - candi-oate- h lrrt uptelell!0 CJinteSfT mati Pe SSSS iLi f eLtnl Z tht rsr :n V we3?Ka T ndM totelitn nre-nat- -- al : Pocal r: Stem 1' iir - — rremier r Men Are More Eccentric? NTr - Public Blames Washington For Lag in Production nw J w-a- --- i - 1 nil i ! " ZLr"onake £L °l Cache Political Civic Leader Dies - - n-- 1 Globe-circlin- - r"' !w'navent I - center-coahtio- Jgist ki B-3- --- vr Mm i J 1 ex-ali- -- t- - 86-75- s Uth4fUkSay-- a e t M 1 iter jr Answers T tewJfl v I homJI 2T!rl i-- story-tellin- T er HB ii lk --- — one-fift- S-t- - -- ! Flo-m- an ish rr - rJ7l$ we-rg- 1 i rightther It ?S f3 eaia ESICjv 'wth'th"6:" V!f I'"8 ?T |