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Show TIMES. IAKOWAN. UTAH IWKOWAN residential Travel fls Project AAajor (lliicf Executive' Zealously Guarded by Secret Service 9 Si IS v HAIKII New Product Keeps Potato Sp.outless c.i: WASHINGTON. Whin President Truman finally nnnounred t liruil. he was itnmeili.ih !v asked if he c- that he v. anv trips across continental United SLites, He an tonplated Ewered in the in (alive. I In year or next enr? A reporter piped up; "1 IMS ear," the President replied. Tt at gave the V1 ite House press and radio confi renee a short interlude of laughter Ft r the reason that whenever a resident is forc ed to to assume the funi lions of candidate, it is drop has role of thief executive fanny h requently it isnt funny for the candidate, especially when he has keen used to the respect spontaneously and (except in election years) almost uri'versally tendered his ofhee A presidential trip may he. in r.i many cires, fun for the President (i but it isn't much fun for a h t of whirr Other people Not that all Presidents hate I l When a xpotter or walcher, easy traveling. civilian or military, spot-- I nthrr c.irlv the for ft was an ordeal led an airplane he or xhe wax home to get nation of the just heads u'tiMr to identify "any place In the stagecoach from Greenland to the Strait and tavern da vs of Magellan, (he information President Garfield wax radioed immediately to the a was shot in army air force headquarters at railroad station; Mitchell Field, N. T. McKinley was killed by a half-ma- The information wax immediately evaluated and conveyed by radio and land line to the secret service Expo-si- t communication system where men ion m Buffalo; were standing a 24 hour watch. This Harding died in system tied together Mitchell Field, San Francisco on Boiling Field, the homes, offices and his way back automobiles of various secret servfrom a ice agents, field offices throughout that had the country, all secret service motaken him to bile units, the Presidents train, Vancouver, Canand the Presidents Shangri-La- , ada; Wilson suffered a stroke in his room at Hyde Park. Pullman; Theodore Roosevelt was wounded while he addressed a President Kept Informed Constantly meeting on a visit to Milwaukee. But keeping the President alive been It has Pnrtbermore, is only one activity. revealed by the head of Keeping him in touch with his job is another. (be secret service, Mike Reilly, Once when a bullying congress la his book "Reilly of the White demanded of President Grant which Boa.se," that Franklin Rooseif any of his duties he performed in velt, who disliked air travel, Washington, he replied that his busiMarly cracked up in Malta, and ness and where he did it was his might have been assassinated in own alTair. Now a presidents a park In Miami had he not business is a lot of people's leaned out of his car ta take a affairs. telegram (Mayor Anton Cermak In wartime this signal corps deof Chicago was killed and four tail had the mission of speeding the other persons wounded). d anarchist on a trip to the n swing-aroun- Problem cl Storage Now Aided by New Methods t.Wtif and t ommtnialot d out-of-to- Presidents Stayed Within Nation 'a Border f aog-gu.e- sx e COMMANDER ! C iUEp ' Robert M. Round, 102, N. 1., was elertrd eommiM?1' chief of the Grand ArST Republic at the GAR' tional encampment at (Wu? He was chaplain farm-fiesh- After two years of prepara- SKT FOR NEW SII LI RECORD xva of Cobb prepared for an attempt to drive F.ngland lion. John R. hix Railton Mobil Special to a new land speed record. Cobbs car la powered with two airplane engines. NEWS REVIEW Hint American Aid Plan; Truman Acts for DPs Tin; AMKHICAS: Headliners Aid Promisrd an entroashmeni up on I m th fundamental rtgbtt of lb tonfidrnl that u sit agre that lb ilal mill for man. nut man for th i tale and that u abhor any bmitation upon lb freedom of rxprrmon of men throughout lb u orld. "ir muit rrtnl tta. Thus, in his first address before conference at the Petropohs, Brazil, U. S. Secretary of State George Marshall issued a reaffirmation of democratic principles in the western hemisphere and then bulwarked his expression of idealism with specific assurances of U. S. economic aid to Latin Amer- EN DALLAS . . . Mrs. Warren J. Woodard, 24, housewife, got up in arms about legs. She organized the "Little Below the Knee club for women who inter-America- n pose the long now In style. Potatoes at right treated with d barsprout, left, untreated under the same toes, both pota-hel- conditions. have shown that the chemical op- The girls organized a parade and ankled pro- - KNOW YOUR BREED Percheron IN BALMORAL SCOTLAND . . . Princess Margaret Rose of England, just turned 17, received as a birthday present her first military of the Hightitle colonel-in-chiland light infantry. top-secr- The Percheron horse originated In La Perche, a province near Nor- ef mandy, France, and was imported into this country in 1839. Readily gaining in popularity in America, it is still the most widely usei draft breed in the country. The Percheron is an unusually s is active horse, but CRYSTAL BALL: Next President General Douglas MacArthur will be the next president of the United Marshall at Rio . . the state exists for man . . States. That, at least, AT WORK . . . At ipg four, Raymond Schill chess; while in high school k wrote an essay on the futart i atomic energy; today be bent ing with scientists on nocleu a periments In Pittsburgh. Be nth as one of nation's youngest clear physicists. been conducted for the past five years at leading agricultural expert iment stations. By this treatment the potatoes may be kept at ordinary room temperatures without sprouting and without formation of reducing sugar. Ordinarily potatoes are held below 45 degrees and shrink 5 per cent in weight, developing reducing sugars which affect color and taste. through Dallas em- streets to give phasis to their Mrs. Woodard test. GENIIS Im- skirt parts no harmful effect. Tests have ica. IN LAS VEGAS lie told the delegates that the will continue . . . Senator McCarthy (Rep., Wis.) U. S. government to take up economic questions with put the bite on congress for its do its sister republics and seek a sound nothing attitude toward veterans. basis for practical cooperation. Congress, said he, "did foully by our disabled veterans, their widows and dependents. communicafrom the highest level conference tables to installations in the field." Today," as Major McNally puts it, "wherever the President travels, the White House signal detachment rontinuex its task of weaving deftly an intricate communications net, which enables the commander-in-chie- f (and, he might have added, a traveling candidate) to keep himself constantly informed and in touch with the nation." The work of weaving this communications net" is an exciting sto- r g. shriveling (a.! does when u-- tions Up to Franklin Roosevelt's time, Taft was the most traveled of presidents, and in 1901 worried all the constitutionalists (unfamiliar with the Constitution) by visiting the Canal Zone. However, he was scrupulously careful to stay on board which the American warship touched only American soil. It had keen considered an unwritten law since George Washington's time (he refused to enter Rhode Island until it was admitted to the Union) that a president while in office couldnt leave the country. When Woodrow Wilson went to Paris and Vice President Thomas Marshall had to preside at cabinet meetings, the vice president made it clear he was officiating only at the request of and kept at room ten. i .ituris now can be pre. of barsprout, The vented with treated potatoes remain firm, prae-- 1 , and not only tically cook but also taste better. The product is equally effective on certain other root crops such as beets, carrots, turnips and rutabagas. The active ingredient is methyl ester of naphthaleneacetic acid. When applied to the potatoes as a dust, it vap rizes and literally gets into their eyes," keeping them from sprouting. Feeding tests The sprout never-the-les- is the occult preThat was interpreted as meaning of a Japanese forthat the U S. is willing to help solve diction Latin America's economic problems tune teller, Kakudo Tomioka, who MacArthur has a glothrough a series of pacts. eulogized: There was also a hint that the big rious future in store for him. Tomioka, who is said to have a northern neighbor is counting on record of several accurate predicsending down its capital. tions, placed the general on a plane ry too long to recount here, but DP SHUFFLE: with Mohandas Ghandi in the field let me quote Major McNally briefof social welfare. Truman Arts ly to show how continuous commu"There presently are two living nication was maintained when Presmen who have succeeded in realizrePresident a in Truman, Harry ident Roosevelt made one of his frenewed ((Tort to alleviate the tragic ing a peaceful revolution," he said. quent trips to Hyde Park. They are MacArthur and Ghandi. plight" of Europes displaced perA frequency modulation shift m But, then, Ghandis mission is over. sons, ordered a three-wastation was modified and installed the top command of the U. S im- And MacArthur has his most glorion the secret service car attached ous task to accomplish for the world and naturalization servto the presidential train Armv ve- migration in the future. ice. hicles, radio equipped, were spotIt was not immediately known In addition, it was disclosed that ted at strategically plotted points administration officials in whether MacArthur would use Washingalong the route between Washington have resumed their review of recommendation as a plank ton and Poughkeepsie, so that the the in his platform if he runs m 1948. problem of displaced persons. tram was in constant touch with Most important personnel shift inthe White House all the way. AnSURPLUS: the transfer of Ugo Carusi other FM radio link was installed volved from his as of post commissioner in the old stable on the Presidents Budget Review estate at Hyde Park By means of immigration to a position in the President Truman's budget busistate department where he will sura direct telephone line to Washingness made big news again when the all critical" vey problems relating ton and frequency modulation rato displaced persons, particularly chief executive (1) forecast a recdio, the White House was kept inord treasury surplus next June of their resettlement. formed of the Presidents wherenearly five billion dollars, and (2) This is expected to result m addabouts at all times." hurt Republican feelings by telling The speed with which messages ed stress being placed on a directive the nation that congress trimmed Mr. Truman issued in December, the 1947 could be dispatched and answers rebudget estimates by only ceived was astounding. When Win- 1945, calling for coordinated action 1.5 billion dollars. federal officials by to as admit ston Churchill was making his secHis budget review estiond visit to Hyde Park, he and the many displaced persons as possible mated tax this year at within receipts limitations. quota who were keen competiPresident which $41,667,000,000, is 2.1 billion Watson B. Miller, federal security tors as well as close collaborators dollars more than any previous decided to make a speed test on the administrator, succeeds Carusi as forecast. communications facilities Each commissioner of immigration, and Mr. Truman made his announcesent identical messages to Australia Oscar Ross Ewing, New York lawment coincidentally with a bureau over the respective British and yer, replaces Miller. of labor which indicated United States facilities The Presi- Piesulent Trumans action was that the U.report S far from being in dent had an answer in less than taken in the face of congress' for a business can look two houl: Prime Minister got fusal to act on his proposal to relax forward to a depression, period of prosperity his the next dav immigraton quotas. LEI'ER MISSIONARY . . . X back in his native France lor i vacation, Pere Henri Phillip DOrgeval Dubouchct, Catholic priest, has H spent nmont years of his life workingMolokai. lepers on the island of He will return to his leper pans) next year. tt n rv WW1 y SgWWhp as Signal Corps Photo President Truman receives teletype message aboard the presidential radio car. Standing by the President are 1st Lt. Clinton G. Conover (left), maintenance officer of the army security agency, and 1st Lt. Harvard E. Dudley, officer. White cryptographic House signal detachment. Wkat these people do is little known to the public, especially the secret service. One out of every 10 f our presidents has been assassinated up to the time congress turned the job of protecting the chief executive over to the secret Since then no president service nas been assassinated Thers (the secret service) is a Heartbreaking job, and never have Ihe details been so thorough! ref vealed (to the discomfiture some of his former colleagues) as by M'ke Red v in the book I mentioned. Of course in wartime the job was vastly more complicated, and the army and navy worked closely v. ith the secret service A clean-legge- d, y Michigan Designs New Bug and Weed Killer To meet the need for a lightweight sprayer to apply 2,4-to lawns, pastures, cornfields and garden patches, this relatively inexpensive and easily operated appa- D mid-yea- r . PIANISSIMO, PLEASE . is a characteristic study renzo Perosi, famed m?es' the Sistine Chapel choir in as he conducted his eho during a recent concert Eternal City. , . e re-th- Wilson and that he didn't consider Wilsons leaving the country vacated the presidency. Travel has become a president must, and Mr. Truman's trip to South America is just routine. But it is complicated routine for a whole army of people. an easy keeper. He is black or dapple-greand of marked tractability and intelligence. continuing indefinitely. Sprayer mounted on cultivator as designed by Michigan State CAUTION TO THE WINDS college. Sharp Rise in Buying Noted Swinging sharply awav from its might acquire runaway proportions, cautious attitude of econ- "We are watching developments previous omv - minded discrimination, the from day to day. said a govern-S. buying public has launched ment economist, "hoping that it itself on a relatively liberal pur- - will taper off before it becomes a violent spiral that can end only in chasing spree Virtually all fields of trade have a serious reversal. It is generally agreed that tne tiend away reported a clear-tu- t from passive waiting for lower movement began with the renewed prices, and purchases are increas-- i wove of price increases that followed the boost m coal prices and ing all over the countrv The change has given rise to a n me wages It has gained momencertain amount-o- f alarm over the tum ever since Consumers apparently have given possibilities of a nt a inflation spiral which may dev clot' as a result of up hope that any material reducindiscriminate buv.ng It has be- tion m prices will occur within tne come the subject of much discus, reasonable future and are going sion among bus ness leaders, bank- ahead to purchase merchandise ers and economists, some of whom which they long have needed Many concern the 'tecial air express j U that movement merchants who curtailed the ,r m- - ventories a year ago are placing orders to replenish their stocks. As a result of the widespread buying trend, previous opinions that industry and business were in for at least slight setbacks m the last half of this year are being revised. Current forecasts are optimistic concerning high levels of business ac- tivity during quarters the third and fourth Belief now is that prims generally will move upward, or at least hold their present heights, uml well mto next year Cash remains abundant, and the influx of large amounts of money from veterans terminal leave bonds and state bonuses will be added contribute fJo"rs''to the flabonarv trend. ratus has been constructed at Mich igan State college. The spray boom is made of inch pipe, connected to the tank by a length of rubber hose. 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