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Show 1WK0WAN TIMBS. IWKOWAN. ITAII CLASSIFIED PEP ART Truman Labors Under mwfj 4Y 1 i.dw.mm) i:.mi.i:im: H I' N I ijtur-- it' i Foil v up 'I - thun ;i .Stole i I li ui ,i so I Tin In;1. ui . , ' ,il i r.r ' il. 1( , ( I t ! r 4nW ,n ('mini Nm . , 1 I ! your inti i umr . in- - ambitions or lio, s, li story of Pi t nsv h .ima ti I1 UNE Sen ire. itiui , v tn ? ur f- y - ' ft - . a - t! .ihk'iii ui in tit ) it ti.oil iic.iti ,i nii.'i t 2 Gn.'luig t.i of ti c tlic i'll iti st j,i t t Fill Civil vt.u w.is Mug! t Nc(i-ut- , m .ir l.i.ioi tovw', tlic nc of Washington's fust Latte, in 175-4- wlin lie was i oiumuiii fi i wlitic , Vi-i- . ' t Jhr - " ' ' " - PI I. AWARE UATI.lt GAP . . . Along Koutc till, southeast of Mrouilv burg, Monror county. I rom early spring until late autumn the iennsyl vania lulls are among the most beautiful in the world. of the eolnni.il troops. See the museum at Valley Koine, forme ily Washington's e.idqu.irtcrs during or look it, to Ptiuis Kama's billion that cold winter when the colonies' dollar textile business. The t hope was at its lowest Go to Gennulls at with their b'.ist eral Braddocks grave near Farm- furnaces Pittsburghshould tingle your roaring ington, or to the Old Blockhouse blood And don t forget to see the at Pittsburgh. Swing up to Erie to site of Drake oil well, Titusville, see the Niagara, Commodore Per- where petroleum, the blai k gold, ry's flagship in the tattle of Lake was lust struck in the United States. 1813. m Erie Everywhere you go you'll see a lac-torMountains, Lakes, forests. a mine, a great industrial Vacation? Sports? First of all, plant. youll like the famous Pennsylvania You're a farmer' Lani aster counTurnpike and the other smooth high- ty, Pennsylvania, ranks second in ways of Pennsylvania. There are tile United States in income from mountains and valleys, rivers and farm products Just remember that streams. Pennsylvania has 200 siz- the thrifty "Pennsylvania Dutch able lakes for boating and water knew how to till the land, and tin ir sports with Lake Erie thrown in grandchildren do too' Big barns, for good measure! You'll find trout fine houses and well-tillefields like streams and lakes for fishing, and those in Franklin county will tell Mount Davis in Somerset county you more than words The Pennwith its 3.213 feet for you to climb. sylvania landscape is dotted with The Grand Canyon of Pennsylfarms and the big city markets vania (Pine Creek Gorge) at are right at hand. Pennsylvania Wellsboro, or Pymatuning lake and farmers do not have to ship long wild waterfowl refuge in Crawford distances to find a place to sell their county, should thrill you. There are crops, their livestock, poultry or picnicking and camping sites by dairy products. the hundreds, old trails to follow, The Commonwealth leads m the and 6,500 acres of virgin timber in of buckwheat. Other imCook Forest state park. These are production are winter wheat, rye, crops portant but a few; others can be found in corn, oats, tobacco, appotatoes, every nook and corner of Pennsyl- ples, peaches, pears and grapes. vania's 45,000 square miles of Many Colleges, Universities. beauty. Then Are you an industrialist? Schools The institutions of highyoull want to investigate the great er education include the University coal fields, like those at Scranton, of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, founded m 1740, Washington and JefTerson in Washington, founded in 1 I -- d i the state constitution to this day. The United Slates was born on Pennsylvania soil The urticles of cunfedi ration were adopted in the Declaration of Independence was written and signed there; the treaty of peace which ended the Revolutionary war was ratified in that place, and later the constitution of the United States was Phila-deljhi- The Commonwealth has built its industries largely on basic elements. It produces nearly half the steel of this nation, shipping it to all parts of the worid. The greatest metal production ever attained at one locality is at Pittsburgh. The bituminous coal annual output averages approximately 100 million tons, while anthracite averages over 51 tons. The Commonwealth produces petroleum, iron ore, pig iron, steel for rails and structural purposes, lime, slate and other metals and minerals. A list of products manufactured in Pennsylvania would fill a book! Traditionally progressive, the people of Pennsylvania offer you a warm welcome to visit their state. high-grad- e D. C. or was that it cer- tainly is probable that if the President were able to shatter his inheritance to bits and then remould it to something nearer his hearts desire, he could probably put a lot more pep into his selling talk to congress. By this time we were adding our coats to the huge pile of garments on the great Aguinaldo mahogany table in the lobby of the executive offices and taking our place in the line outside the conference room. Pennsylvania State college; University of Pittsburgh; Carnegie Institute of Technology m Pittsburgh; Lafayette college. Easton; Lehigh university, Bethlehem; Temple university, Philadelphia; Buck-nen university, Levvisburg; Du college, Carlisle, Franklin and Marshall college, Lancaster; Allegheny college, Meadville; Duquesne college, Pittsburgh, Grove City college, Glove City; Iluveiford college, Haveiford; Swarthmore college. Swaithmoie Tlieie aie 14 col- ll kin-so- ... Street, N.W., dent's program isn't realistic." Whether or not it is realistic, the third member of the group put in, after all it isnt his program. He inherited it. Its New Deal and the New Deal is Old Hat now. It doesnt represent Harry Truman's ideas at all but he has to go through with it." All I felt I could add to those sage observations, without agreeing that the New Deal was Old Hat or the latest Downing Street model, whether it was realistic or modernistic Seeing is believing! 1780; leges for women, including Bryn Mawr Lincoln university and Cliey-ne- y training s( hool for teachers are for Neg 'os. Tluie aie 13 state tcaiheis colleges and 7 junioi colleges! (Penns Woods) Pennsylvania was named (or William Po,ln. the founder of the province His charter was granted bv Ch.ules II in 1681. The terms, Commonwealth In the and BlCKHILL FALLS General Assembly, weie heart of the Pocono, Monroe county. originated by Penn and remain m a, formulated there. million Kc 1 . u here !! i j worked iitui nation. ( n 1616 Washington, It w.is a cool, crisp wir.ter dtv A week Icfoie the erratic tt.t-h-- ii gton wcu'htr h id seduce I a wlole Circle of tii. Ini' us punsi s w'mli lushed their st.ntled faces up fmm tt e g mien on the White House law n. mused tloi a ' They were Poor soon fiocn as scld in their lads us tie Pi esidt nt's labor legislation in cor gi c ss We humid along Pennsylvania avenue, our coat ced ars turned up. do arguing heatedly ns newsmen wIuti they are rele ased fiom the which seize them the moment they sit down and meet the solemn state of their typewriter keyboards with that threatening noose, the deadline, tightening about the medulla oblanguta. "The most astounding thing, said one of us, is the way Truman, with all his experience in congress, can't get along with it. If he vvould-onl- y buttonhole some of the thinkers in the opposition, say Vandenberg in the senate and men like Wollcott in the hoyse, and appeal to their sense of patriotism, he wouldn't have all this trouble. "It isn't as simple as that," interrupted another, as we paused to show our photographic passes to the guard at the gate (who has known us all by our first names for a decade but who always solemnly studies our cards as if they were aliIt isn't as simple as that. ases). After all, congress has to be realistic in an election year. They are facing real issues. And the Presi- 1 n on inn n t. r histoiy St. ut .u li '( j i In 1'til! nti i.i. t' i ertj U'.ii 'i r tl i ,u. h Arc in hu kiiacii: m ' rv, imlu- - tin s in,. hi ii .! tli ms it it (ii lies ;irti( ,i Ui ,'ini tii Coin rest (It . ( i iplion. Si-c- Resentment Shades EDWARD MARTIN Governor of Pennsylvania MISUEM.AM IDEAL r Chiefs Feelings On this particular day the President started off with the note on which the whole conference was A native Pennsylvanian, Gov. EdI dont quite know how to ward Martin has had a brilliant carried describe it. He kept smiling He military, business and political ca didn't lose his temper. But there reer. was just a shade of resentment in Governor .Martin has been state his voice and his words It all auditor, state treasurer and adju- sounded more like the Inter, sometant - general of Pennsy lvania, as what disillusioned days of his predewell as prominent in insurance, cessor, than the merry moments w hen a Roosevelt interview was banking and oil interests. a good show as well as a newsful event I mean the early days before the weight of war descended upon FDRs wearying brow. There is a weight on Truman today quite as heavy, for peace has its miseries as well as war Just as it was freely predicted that the United States will never stand for an occupying army for any length of time (which proved to be so painfully correct), so everyone took for granted that any President in office when the war ended would have an impossible job. But let's get back to the crowded office of the President on the winter day I am describing. He sat C0 ? m ence of FDR to Put Policies Over. 4 I i"' ni' Ki t , ; em access & J9.Sy.yp0";, of PresCongress Seen Taking Advantage idents Rightist Leanings: Lacks Influ- s iKN.NSVLVAMA has hm fur cur It AUTOS, TRUCKS New Deal 'Inheritance' '4 1 M BOOKKEEPING SYSTEM ill, ilii (it s TAX RECORD These arc ind.v JuuUy jort Lgun tv The dnre tailored to fit all oMLe woik !o try to bouse the olV(e tvptj of Businesses and I jrmj Pie.sidcit under the roof of I mention but President's House." Farm Records $3.50 this controversy simplv because it reflects the seamy side of White relations. Many of Mail urilvra iroiiil, r the President's friends ft el that out SALT LAKE DESK EXCHANGE trying to make a modern olfiio is w. ir so. of a I" .nit, ful old American colonial SjII la Citi.lRa residence is folly, but they also ft It that rmu h of the furor raised in MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS tor gress was due to a desire to emIlano for Solo In Ok' n Mr. Truman 4R barrass ti i imis(( finin Sr V with ui 1 f dtiftfrr. It! .Iih hi . on i Truman can't get Why congress Perhaps because he is a little too much like them. This is for Full lrtiru!.ir rreitly a hunt h but I am not the Send i a? till! IUH Lilr ,.nd An xl. m Mux only one who has toyed with the Mifrg sour rntir i miiN r run .S. .hiu idea: both cor gross and the Presi- $1 t, si. i in. or s'ii im I'1 dent (I realize that congress is a RraftonMill s all ftnildtnf loose term because the legislators are a collection of many men of POULTRY, THICKS & Form many minds) inclines farther to the Roosevelt inherited the than right V Ui t, lif i 4 Jr AAa uiiarani... program is targeted. Congress, the Id,. j Truman knows of '"r that it r',T Harry " j pait COLORADO HATCHIMr his that feels well, undoubtedly heart leans just about as far in the WANTED TO BEY same direction. Therefore, he just r Ship all of your r.iw fn can't get these more leftish ideas h'.t.a t e, ind wool t. II nil . across. Harry Truman has a tre- HIOK AM UK IM Krd Wrat, Sail Lake f llv, wlitro o mendous respect for the office of the atltays rrcmr h nhrst t(. w presidency, a deep feeling of duty to carry out the program which death placed in his hands a duty and a A Safe, Sound Investment-B- uy function he never sought. He cannot toss this heritage into the disU. S. Savings Bonds! card. And he probably reasons that if he feels that responsibility, the members of the party should do likewise. But it must be remembered that it was the powerful influence of a personality which could win an election four times, a task no American had dared to attempt even for the third, which kept con- Creomulslon relieves promptly be gress obedient and even then, tocause It goes right to the seat of the ward the end, only falteringly. trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden and aid natun Truman Reveals to soothe andphlegm, heal raw, tender, la flamed mem bronchial mucous His True Self branes. Tell your druggist to sell yoa a bottle of Creomulslon with the im On this particular day of which I derstanding you must like the way It am speaking, I think we heard Truquickly allays the cough or you U man revealing his true self. He be- to have your money back. lieves that the White House should be enlarged. He resented the opposition which he suspected was at for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis least m part personal and political rather than the product of sincere I thought I heard that conviction. Ro(.'-eve't- s House-congres- , I I pi:i:sxl v . y I 1 u . '.-- 1 .i 1 (OMI-SM- Relief At Last i ForYourCougti W1 CREOMULSION in his voic. But I also think I heard in his words, a similar expression of his what bothers you most? own philosophy, when he said that he thought the present industrial Sore Gums? strife was a struggle for power beChewing Discomfort? 0 tween labor and management. In Food Particles Under Plates? . 0 other words that basically it was Troublesome Lowers? not the demands of the men who 0 work for more pay nor was it an Don't lt those annoying loose-pitrouble make vour life miserable another rl Insteed, objection on the part of industry to be guided by the experience of grateful tboo sands dental-piwho've found complete as much as it pay higher wages, security and comfort with Staze the remarl able dentist s diacotery that does wfcst ut was a pitch battle between labor powder' even claims! 1. Holds leaders and the top men in managecomfortably secure few plates hours, but all day or iterate ment to see which could beat the Justs Kmi nothing 2 Quickly relieve and helps prevent sore gums due to lHst other down. plates that slip and chafe 3 fen Is around plate edges to keep out irriTo one who brags about being tating food particles 4 Ideal for troublesome lowers, uppers tool middle-claswithout even a drop of Get an tube ofyourself Btaze at your druggist blood of an Irish king in his veins, today Youll becompletely ,j or ct uv Ui"1' it sounded like good, sound (call it middle-clasif s restuffy you want) sentment. Then the President added that he thought that both labor and management had too much power and it was time for the government to step in and assert the power of the people which government is supposed to represent. due to MONTHLY LOSSES? But when we asked the President Vou girls and women who los much during monthly periods tn if and how the government was goout you're pale. weak, "dragged to assert itself to exert the powing be due to lack of blood-lrothis may er of the people to settle the mess, Bo try Lydia E. Plnkham's TABLETS all he said was that he had done one of the best home ways w ess build up red blood In such all that he possibly could do. Plnkhams Tablets are one of" He could have called out the best blood-iro- n tonics you can ouy army and the navy, the national guard, the FBI and the United USE Marching and Social Clubs, and taken over the steel industry the next But a step like that, which day. was no more than the wave of a tapering cigarette holder yesterday, COLD PREPARATIONS was one which no cautious middle-class, Bi in ro - be i easy-to-u- i v OREVOmU crasii a 6 66 there smiling, exchanging wisecracks with the men in the first American would like to take row On the table behind him were the photographs of his family, except under duress. (I say that crowned with a great bunch of jon- as one such ) And so congress, part of it quils from the White House greenrespondHe looked cheerful enough. house ing to the pressure of management The usual signal all in was sound and jart of it under the pressure of ed He stood up and began to talk labor, fiddles and filibusters while about what hp called a "tempest in mdu-tr- y contentedly lives off its fat, a teacup the controversy over labor on union funds or relief and building an addition to the White the people with all their alleged House. Personally I think it is the t r pov. wonder how long, oh Lord height of folly to continue the ef- - how long' j I kz--i cc ha FI b! it ch s, middle-wester- B A R B S by Woodman, spare that tree' . . . Remern-)- t youtn it sheltered me Now its USE that r the poem. tue, forests produce jobs a well as timber In I! a u Gettysburg Adams County, sou a fine piece, life-savi- suit fir $15 khage Fa i puces are going up, the r Hamilton institute thinks They d afrer the last war similar ti e nels are evident. Alexai i, I Wh ,t Perre you a hypochondriac is tl e government cm h Ip you le Maritime commission will sell middle-of-the-ro- gan worth The Nation:,, b.,5 ty Council's safety first dmsVa'.'oh0! hard plu.gglrtf cut accidents at a rate , c 10'0U0 !Ar 1913 to 71 7 194qJ 1' LIQUID, TABLET5, 5AIVE, N05L CAUTION-U- SE ONLY AS DIRECTED And Your Strength and Energy Is Below Bar of It may be caused by divider sonkj ney function that permits po rnanf waste to accumulate. For t r miwiraoJ people feel tired, weak and whfn the kidneys fail to remove exce ncids and other waste matter from blood. , lYou may Buffer napdtng rbeumanc pains, beadachts. d zz niphta, leg nan, o g. fotting up frequent and scirtv tion with smarting and burning other sign that something is wrong the kidnevs or bladder. 1 tier should he no doubt that p treatment fa wiser than Do n s fulls. It 18 bttur to fv p, medicine that baa won coun,r t'y something h- d S Eroval tr an ons have b n ed ft any Years. Are at all drug Get lotirs today. ngrt Hi st, re Fr si; im |
