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Show DEATH SPRAY: Big Business Flayed in Row; T-- H Unemployment Increases in U.S.; Soviets to Keep Prepared for War tolumm, tbry are Uiue of riirrd and not uetes.arily o( Uus newspaper h Mkrii opinions are Nempsper I nloo news analyst irlilKltlti no I . In Uie Nazis Had If Out of Mountain View, Calif, came one i f the most chilling, tales of what awesome post-wa- r mu ht have been in World War II. It was about a "death spray" a spray so fatal that If a slot of it the sire of a dime lay on a skin, that person was doomed. THE MRAV was described as being potent enough to knock out whole divisions of men in exposed The large and family la represent by five distinct This bird is vfry all his ways and mountains and desertwua4 among the southern K grasslands. North, South Fought Hard Over President Buchanan ? Around Town f The Broadway Lights: They say I By BAUKHAGE Ford II i quietly backing Henry Commentator. Seu t Analyst and Producseveral Broadway hits Dixie-rr- at C. Wilson was the as John er-director so far Drmo'ratic harmony, positions WASHINGTON a Demoj named in his mother's will for a A dune sUed spot, unless wijid revolt p concerned, remains an uncertain quantity. cerbe Martin w . Kingsley . a . w h ere mint t two but still off rjunkiy, would kill a man in young are Democrats, ays basically, crats, which of the "Red Gloves" cast was on and It would penetrate ordiminutes. tain fundamental differences between North Michof issues. became secession aome the Tommy Harmon team at and and types before slavery nary clothing existed even our are in Is largely t , Colonna Dixiccrats the with Hashes u,. . I.,.,. . ii fr Jerry igan . gas masks. a sensible compromise feverish midst with gray hair, aland nothing off probably a process statements levelling Authorities for these only beit bis mustache remains raven were U. S army engineers who cannot cure. the Ken black . . . "He 4 She. bOO tons of the spray 123 destroyed and outside cf Washington are Johnsrevustcal Lane (with People lyrics Harriett Mrs. became in Englund where it was stored carefully differences Verthat and often and Nash old surprised age affluent an chunes by Ogden ton. lived to hidden caves In Bavaria. still arise between died, left the sum of non Duke), is being readied. Sono Ma). James M. Graham of the and South when she North will be $50,000 (which bought a lot more Osato and Lionel Stander engineer corj.s said the Germans over ancient mat bronze then than it In it. Jose Ferrer will direct. Tbe and marble called the chemical "tabun," a ters which most would now) for the erection of a cost: $165,000. combination of the scientists who of the country has uncle. Invented it. According to Major The statue of her forgotten. Graham, who had charge of the The donation of site required country has also George Wright, the organist disposal of the chemical, tabun it the approval of congress. This that forgotten the Paramount financed his at was a military secret until about NATURE'S Ki.MrDY (N, donation was cheap, considerhere that the was musical studies 5 years sgo by LETS- -A six months ago when some Informapurely scgetshl unlike similar tributes outbreaks earliest that, ing relieve Constipation making salads in the kitchen at tion concerning it leaked out to the uho sectional feel-into the nation's hero, all ex' Now hes griping, tokening, pcrturbis. American public. One thousand the swank Colony. were provided. Congress took place. As end penses dori not liont, jj. ciuir for named tune ( a tons were spared from destruction Introducing as 1848, NR you will see tbe dig was willing enough, but not that early and shipped to the army proving coated or candy toiied-d- y, his former boss: "The Cavalier Lodge, who stalwart there was a riot yankee. c ia dependable, thorough. grounds at Aberdeen, Maryland. un- lived perhaps nearer to the age Calypso . . . Rise Stevens following an m.llfooa oi NR'. ha. THE MAJOR said the stuff is of Bnchanan to his own genera' spurned "The Little Foxes derground" 3Sc boa and ute at directed. incident in nearly odorless that a person has tion. muslcallzrd version planned by runnlng to know exactly what he is smell-in- g which 78 household servants were Cher I Crawford . . . Broadway He chose to dig up all the unbifore lie can detect it with spirited off to freedom. The Aboshows will Include some his stage scholarly memories his nose lt has a faint fruity litionist Weekly was stormed and savory doblock to the of the top names In llwood flavor and looks like crankcase the capital suffered the biggest at- brain could muster hot on the At Liberty lists. of the site. Naturally nation jow oil. FUSSY STOMACH? tack of jitters it had had since the southern blood grew hotter, and 34 House Then the Major said something British burned the White KUEf FOR ACID what some of Mr. Lodge's opponents that would add no comfort to those years before. DIGESTION, The First Nights: Tbe aislemen in data, they more than lacked who fear a war with Russia. He GAS WO in oratory. The motion was went West going to town for the later a band of made Nine up years desaid that the scientists who of her HEARTBURN armed ruffians from Baltimore passed, but not until tempers had fabulous Mae in an encore were in Berlin veloped "labun Lil Diamond ruffled. hit, been on helpthoroughly entered the city bent when the Russians took over and was rejected Blocd Wedding The site chosen for the statue was ing the "Know Nothing candiprobably became subject to Soviet I had never by some, while others rejoiced. Mr. In fact. not conspicuous. dates in the local election. (We control. seen it until it was brought to my Atkinson called it rich In poetic had local elections then.) The Speculation was that It was not attention by a gentleman fully con- aspiration and deserves to be ap-marines had to be called out: used by the Germans because of . Shakespeare . . with the details of the dis- predated versant six men were killed and twice a reluctance to engage In chemical Richard III received a big hello and likewise familiar with pute as many wounded. warfare for a lack of knowledge every nook and cranny of the capi- from several drama deputies who of what weapons in this field might no to and tal city. I asked him to show me the warmly greeted Dick Whorf for rise continued The tide be possessed by the Allies. President from Tyler to Buchanan, statue. He said he knew where it putting the class in the classic, could or would do anything about was. In Meridian Park. But just However, most critics were not as OLIVER TWIST: it. It was an open secret that Bu- before we arrived at the scene, affable as Dick Watts, who wrote SORETONE Linimer Fogin Is Issue chanans sympathies were largely he paused and said: It ought to be A great, vibrant show . . . The Pad Actii line. here. next entry, called My Name Is Intelligent Jews would draw little south of the Mason-DixoRelii Gives consolation from the violent acts Historians agree that he learned in and Lilli Quick Palmer has Aquilon, It developed that be had never of their fellow men in multi-torIVhcn fatigue, taposure put imsayaaK Aumont Jean Pierre advance the decision in the famous executing seen it either. dons and back, tdievc such srapin. Berlin. some Dred Scott slavery case which was feathery with the liniment speciall) made foi With the world on It was there in an inconspicuous tenterhooks one of the last of the explosions but theyre shackled by the Liniment contain Hteoe over the possibility of a third world which started the Civil War. To- spot, a huge bronze statue, of good leaden sertvemng. The flippancies cieni ingredients that act like pots',,i a war and with the issue of Palestine day supreme court secrets are kept workmanship, backed by a wide display a dimple here and a wrinkle from heating pad. Helps attiaalis. blood supply not yet completely settled as it afBut Buchanan knew the exedra which is defined as a seat there . . . The weeks windup, secret. Soretone n in a claw by itself Fn , fects the Jews, a mob of Berlin court had ruled that Dred Scott was with a high back but this would Death of a Salesman, ignited a aatisfying relief assured or price due Economy sue 41 00 Jews saw fit to demonstrate over not a citizen under the meaning of seat several squads of infantry. critical torchlight parade Try Soretone for Athlete's Fool U the showing of a British-mad- e film. It is a huge piece ol stonework the Consitution, and could not be type, of common fungi on contadl THE FILM was "Oliver Twist," made a citizen; further that the flanked by two symbolic figures in a story familiar to almost every Constiution affirmed a property classic style, one representing dipMemos on a Theatre Program: English-speakinschoolboy and, apright in slaves, and such slave prop- lomacy, in which Buchanan was Here's a strange twist: The reviv-alSmote fit di of Carousel and Diamond parently, familiar to a great many erty was protected by the due skilled (he had served well as minJews as well. ister to Great Britain) and one Lil inspired more rejoicing among process of law" clause. tuf item FREE in when if were the reviewers law than The Berlin Jews, lt seemed, which, they representing Buchanan realized what the Im ers l STHM Item we may judge by his breach of first displayed . . . Incidentally, couldn't stomach the Dickens creaeffect of this decision would be, su10th with INHALEK& ethics of Mae West the the in connection is the star nokiftff PAGE'S tion, Fagin, one of the major charbut in his inauguration speech drag atom. Saod for free aempkt Co' acters in the story. Fagin, depicted preme court decision, he was not of new season to romp away with a Co, WT Cherry, Grand Rf4i I Uek advised the country to piously as a Jew, is an unlovely character equal stature. Perhaps his niece rousing personal triumph . . . Met-opeaccept the verdict, no matter was sensitive on this point for she execs must have their brains who teaches children to steal for what it was. him and accords them brutal treatspecified the inscription the only In their hip pockets. They signed Later when southern sentiment words on the statue beside the dates AT ment. Paul Robeson for grew in the capital, Buchanan did of his term and the single word next season. Apparently theyre The charge that the film was " Buchanan It reads: was hurled by the try to organize a militia, but congoing into the red in more ways gress would have none of it. The Jewish demonstrators. Their demonthan one. . . The incomparable statesman regular army troops in the city stration was effective. It resulted Creomulsion relieves prooptltbo walk was mounwhose the upon to of doubtful were known be it goes right to the seat the p in temporary withdrawal of the film. of tain law. (Althe ranges The much militia, loyalty. larger One article blamed to help loosen and expel German police hospitalized some of Variety though it isnt indicated, it was "misinformed" phlegm and aid nature to wo the rioters, but said they could not on paper, could muster only 150 columnists for Buchanans own attorney-genera- l Meanwhile men. the southern heal raw, tender, inflamed by continue to protect the theatre. spreading talk about a Hollywho said that. , mucous membranes. Tell yout Militant Jackson Demothe group, wood depresh. Another (on the THE ENTIRE AFFAIR provided to sell you a bottle of Creoou cratic association, was drilling 800 There is a certain ironic touch in m a disturbing spectacle. Berlin, supsame page) contained this: with the understanding yoo , men. the fact that Buchanans memory the way it quickly allays th ''Itne posed to be the proving ground of Television may be the savior to had to the be militia get managed Finally perpetuated in stone by ffe; ' the ability of nations to work toor you are to have vout wx" of the film industry, leading it a thousand men under arms. But family subsidy, for from 1820 to gether, has become, instead, the out of current difits financial CREOrVTULSi:, feeling ran high, and on Washing- 1830 he was one of the few members malodorous corpse of that ficulties . . . tons birthday following the election of congress who pursued the futile for Coughs, Chest Colds.Bwj, of Abraham Lincoln by the elecattempt to get congress to approve toral college but before his inaug- a suitable memorial in the capitol s By the way, aiding needy to George Washington. uration, the militia paraded. has burdened the Motion --NUTHINIT Efforts in this direction either Tyler, a Virginian, went TEA TIN to Buchanan and protested the fact were circumvented or ignored until Picture Relief Fund with a 329G that they had been allowed to dis- 1831, the centenary of Washington's deficit. In short: Things are so I'm DEL0USED Witb'F play the Stars and Stripes, and Bu- birth. At that time, the public was rugged the relief fund needs relief. BLACK LEAF 40 chanan is said to have apologized. so aroused over the indifference of rootts witHj (Applied handy CopBruh) Most people have forgotten the congress that George Watterson, The Cinemagicians: He Walked northern animosity toward Buchan- then librarian of congress, formed by laoaraa tn a fast the attention Night gives an association which raised the an, but it was to crop up again in workout with a taut and my time when it was the subject money for the Washington monu- thi liter. Richard Basehart's tingly gam of one of those asidulous debates ment which was eventually comwraps the spine in ice . . for which Sen. Cabot Lodge was pleted on the spot originally chosen uting John Loves Mary clowns around notorious. Many Presidents are for a statue of Washington by Major with some romantic problems. Its who LEnfant in stone drew the memorialized in plans for the Washingfunny when Jack Carson is around ton, but not all, and in Lodges city. to make the whacky goings-otime, Buchanan was one who was whackier . . Tarzans not The President said recently he Mountain has a new set of Magic mus Buchanan had been a bachelor didn't depend on opinion polls un- cles named Lex Barker on the tree a ?s.5ri5wi tlon&l and had taken his niece with him to der any circumstances. Well, if network garbed in the cus women to the White House as hostess to as- - anybody has a reason for that at- tomary 35 cents worth of maka you clothes fMl ao nervous. hlgMyx? sist m the brilliant entertainments titude, it certainly would be Harry . . . Kidnapped" spins R. L. Stevi do Then t for which he was noted She later enson in his mausoleum with a Vegetable Compound at1 aymptoma, feeble version of his classic . DoctoB also haa whateffect i "Strike It Rich is lusty stuff in machlc tonic And, people are funny, In many the oil fields with decorative Bonof the things they do. LYDIA E. PINKHAH' This ita Granville dropping in for the woman, Charlotte Kierstein, 23, . sighing episodes . "The Count on probation for a check swindle ess of Monte Cristo has Sonja verdict, couldn't keep a job. SusHeme s graceful gyrations giving picious emplojers fired her 14 you a better whirl than the inept times. Then, jailed at her own re. "A Place o' quest, her story hit the papers Ones Own is a British spook story and now shes been deluged with ijja, Help Them Ueauu haunted by the ghost of a dead jobs. Her past will make no difof Harmful Body1; I . . . w abc script ference. Blazing Across the Your kidnap tM Pecos fiofaile wait matter isnt fit for cowboy oi kidney in horse. not act aa tf r move inipuriue tnK a, i Whom To Tell? poison the system machinery body Love Letter of the Week: - J 1 Government rffc.als were being i2 and Symptom ffiST From an article by the former ersiatentbeadsfbs, fra k, I ut fu'.ie 7hty said they th night up 3, getting chief prober of the liudn t figured under the aye- -a '""J,,, how to tell Ameri- ghed Activities Comm: anxiety and of s in w h to protect them-- ' i tlS w fnne x Chairman Other eigne Dies, after a brawling debate os fi om A h, order are eometimr s witnout letting fiUy ..r tr too frequent ur'P,t'fd'tii with Walter ttinehell, had s M,e wtioe will, in on the "know Xf ahould r--i There left, fy-k hi u " treatment la tI Washington for his Texas home !r Doant PMt. n ... for and had decided not to run for A bomb officials d. Tne.r dile"'" new friend, v have They su d. is now to c office again. this in-- f Are recommended "I'at.in at h - e ard keep it at eountry over. Hot diggrty! It took Just one d No e "i plans exist, fur fistful of facts to send Dies BUCHANANS ONLY MEMORIAL area defe-- o reeling into oblivion. ... 1 1 rx-pn- E LAW . . . Charles E. Wilson (right) BIG BUSINESS HEARD ON T-at senate labor committee testifies of General Electric, president y bill. With him, at left, la L. R. Bouiwarr, bearing on of General Elrctrlc, Their conclusions: The law is a relations." That wise safeguards In with law good labor thought otherwise is shown by the plarard Wilson holds. II Taft-Hartle- LABOR LAW: Fraternity Man Chooses Mind Over Gastronomies Trouble, Trouble' In the field of liberal or, as some would term It, even "left wing Culture triumph. the GOP'a Sen. Republicanism, Wayne Morse of Oregon waa conceding nothing to no man. THE SENATOR waa vocally and vociferously hurt. The defense of law by big busithe ness" was giving the senator no rest and he meant to let everyone know about it With little originality but much vigor, the senator was crying that the attitude of many defenders of law was a "Judas the betrayal of the capitalistic system. IN A SUDDEN onslaught against many of the business men who have appeared before the committee in defense of the measure, the senator declared their attitude is "shocking s . . . . . . selfish . . . a ... minor At Ann Arbor, Mich., Paul II. Smith, University of Michigan junior, waa about to have at It with a bog for eating capacity honors. Thinking better of the Idea, be changed his mind. Reason, it appears, had raised its awesome head. Smith declared that, on scrond thought, it occurred to him that the contest might be a reflection" on himself and his fraternity. Fraternity men from high above Cayuga's waters to the Rose Bow I breathed easier, buckled anew to their aeademic tasks. Taft-Hartle- y y but the overall decline was greater than normal. In contrast, he praised Senator Taft (R., Ohio) whose name the law objecbears, for his tivity" in considering testimony on the "shortcomings" of the act Morse declared he and Taft are much nearer together on the need for a law less drastic against labor" than they were in 1947 when the act was passed. "fair-minde- won bad SIGNIFICANT was a report of Robert G. Goodwin, director of the bureau of employment security, who said that the number of people receiving jobless benefits Increased d by 62.000 to a total of 1,784,000 during the week ending February 12. In the same week in 1948, there were 1,030,000 such claims. Employment or its lack has always been a major factor of indication in an evaluation of the nation's economic condition because of the simple fact that in past recessions general unemployment has always preceded periods of national depression. sentiment was MEANWHILE, growing among congressional observers that with every day of delay y on legislative consideration of law repeal, there increased the probability of labors failing to get as many of the law provisions outlawed as they might hope to do. RUSSIANS: A major battle was shaping up on Big Wor Talk the proposal, with many legislators The Russians must keep prepared a dawning conviction evidencing that perhaps it would not be wise to for war. That was the message of Soviet law in its scrap the Nikolai A. Bulganin, SovMarshal and It with some replace entirety iet minister of armed forces, in a version of the Wagner act. statement in an order of the day JOBLESS: marking the 31st anniversary of the Red army. 3 Million Out The Marshal named the possible At present count the number of the United States. enemy jobless m the United States stood Bulganin added that the ruling at three million. circles of the United States which However, according to the exseek to establish their world domiperts, there was no cause for im- nation by force puisne a policy of mediate concern. Commissioner Ewan Clague of the federal bureau aggression and of unleashing a new of labor said the time to become war." The language was strong, even alarmed would be when the unfor the Russians. Was it the begintotal milfive reached employed ning of a campaign by the Soviets lion and stayed there. to piepnre the mass Russian nund Would it reach five million? for conflict? A THAT WAS POINT on which It could be. Bulganin played on tile experts disagreed. fears and prejudices which might Those who were loudest hi pointwell lay the groundwork for calling ing to the possibility of a depres- the Soviet people into war Intimasion pointed out that in just three ting the possibility of attack, he months the jobless total had jumped assured the Russians that the from 1 8 million to the present "Soviet people may rest assured three million That was a rate of our army, air forie and navy will acceleration which, they claimed, stand guard over their vigi'autly cause should everyone to be socialist huiuelai d " alarmed. HIE UN in- D STATES was the Time was an element, Com- only western power s.ngled out missioner Clague contended. Wait, the marshal m his cider of the by day. he said, until the March and April But there was a naive element begins to revive the construction of braggau. cio in all the anniverbusiness and Easter trade and then sary staten ents It seen ed Lt. "we'll be able to tell better just Gen. S. S Shat.lov, ciepuv chief where we re going " d re i tor of the p. lit, cal b ard of The federal official noted thi-- e uhe armed sert.cc-.- , was trying to was a drop of 75 million wcrkeis "whetle past the gr.ncv.ird" when m n in agi lcultu. 3) jobs between he stattd thdt in v,ts c. ry riajs the mid December and mid January Soviet army had "ro'.tid the hordes Part of this was seasonal, he sod, oM i powers Taft-Hartle- Taft-Hartle- - 1 j GETTING HOT IN FLORIDA Governor Warren Runs 'Bookies' Racqed Ah was not sunshine and sufl breezes Florida It was hot enough but at this writirg there had in been nothing to call off ,Ke heal imposed by Gov Ful.er Warren s edict against bookies "Br.tKes to the initiate are those who rate horse bets ( ff the tracks us ,j!) :n rear rooms of public establis'.n er ts in more sumptuous rstar.ces in heir own establishments It appeared the governor s crack dewn was gu.r g to st Cft Tee book its "went undc-gi- , d" a d .t was rtpoi ted tt.at a ,rajh,c news service suit 'ug ros Jts cf horse races hna s c cmd Most e r ,i"g from the st ite w ere to tit ttftct th bm k t s wete out of w : for a f. w nj-iit- trvirg 10 uj ruii.trs aid io ft didn t .i a v- U n pear - on;: r, ., U ti u i s revs hv Trie out rosv U rjiuscii STIMIII Heating n n g ra RELIEF U ForYourCOU! 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