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Show PAROWAN TIMES. PAROWAN. UTAH s Have Many eeds 2S. Handy Made ij o,, j WESTBROOK PEGLER Useful Citizens Stay Idle In Displaced Person Camps Third World War Brews TAKES no expert to see that President Truman is weakly J Tleading with Soviet the United States into a fighting-wa- r Russia. Our first engagements may involve us with Russias unofficial Communist guerrillas in Greece. We may lose a naval ship in the Aegean or Adriatic, through more or less By BAITKIIAGE Newt Analyst and Commentator, WASHINGTON. Its a strange about us Americans who grew up under a Declarationthing of Independence which states that we re all born free and equal, and a Constitution which is so scornful of blue blood that it specifically declares that no title of nobility shall be granted by the United States in nnrenn ldinR an-- ofT5ce of Profit or trust under them conKrtss, accept any present co?fcnl emolument, office any kind whatever iiumailjf king prince or foreign state. In other words, we're supposed to believe a mans a man for a that v Nevertheless, come election cited about the ancestors of president So I wasnt surprised to see eve. somebody "" that somebody says hi grandfather was i the brother of the grandfather General gets very ex NEWS REVIEW a dis-- patch come over the wires saying who always UfEYRE ROIRI.V FOR WARREN . . . California's Republican assembly, meeting in Del Monte, heartily approved a resolution to go out and sell Gov. Earl Warren as the best man for president of the United States. The campaign to get the GOP nomination for Warren has been gaining momentum. of Eisen bower, is in displaced persons camp Denmark. Eisen hower, when them or the place which has the farms Into to take of the manpower been drained from in the Middle West somebody factories. covert action by disguised Soviet forces employing a mine for the purpose. We turned the other cheek in the case of the Japanese attack on a little vessel of ours called the Panay; when Tito of Jugoslavia shot down one of our army transports which was unarmed and murdered five of our young men, we kept our indignation under control. In the light of later information, it is not certain, as most of ns believed at the time of the Panay attack, that we were entirely innocent there. We were and we were not trying to avoid trouble. There was contributory negligence on our part. But in the murder of the American fliers by Tito we were entirely innocent, and the attack was inexcusable and an act of war. President Truman is hopelessly committed to a political tradition and a course toward war with Soviet Russia. If Mr. Truman continues to monkey around in Europe, we will be back in another world war, our third, simply for lack of the courage and integrity to be the American people in the American nation and to mind our own business. The pattern Is first needed The drawn outlines are ft fern and m: You'll be at less than made All maler'ieis'canl your local lumber yard, H. I. PHILLIPS pius ns Pattern Box 215, Pleasant! JTVEN though your hand y0U'Ve L at youll be agreeabl ?' see how easily y0u c5. hanging bookshelf size pattern. $ House Debates Tax Bill; Gandhi Is Assassinated - , Send 15 cents, S&E C0"' A'1 e' !rJi Oh! For the Life of Groundhog The proposed new budget would it could be heard in America, too, signs pointed to an income tax3cut of one kind or another this year Pakistan cost every person in the United now and then. Gandhi had been the man as the house oI representatives of strong spirit to whom all three States $270 a year as against $69 a clanged the bell for the opening "Congress should concentrate factions. Hindus, Moslems decade ago and five or 10 seeds opposing round of crucial, election-yea- r when popper was a lad. These are de on the country, not on partisan and Sikhs, had looked for guidance. bate on that among the things that make us feel issue, And in his last fast, of five-da- y President Truman. politics. . Joseph Martin (Rep, Mass.) duration, he had given it to them. more and more that the groundhog leads a happy life. Looka whose talkin' speaker of the house, started things He had provided the three clashing off with the assertion that an in religious groups with a foundation come tax slash is in the bag. He for Lakewood, N. J., officials (it At the motorboat show (and peace. His action had tended In NR (Natures conceded, however, that it might not to narrow the schism between Mosbreaks our heart) are punishing wont know what Inflation you there are 110 chemicals, run as high as the 6.5 billion dollars lems and , who do not respect school has done to price levels until Hindus, had lessened the no phenol derivatives, NI provided in the Knutson bill, now talk of war. buses them by to different come the making or you go there) there are two different i up for debate. table i combination ol 1),J white-garbe- d schoolhouse and write, I must not Whether his death would undo the nurses in the stern But in the end, he said, the Rea ingredients formulated m,. of each cruiser. They apply the pass school bus in Lakewood, 100 good that the last days of his life ago. Uncoated or candy o times. If this doesnt stop reckless publican congress would override a had accomplished remained, for the restoratives after you ask the action is dependable, lit presidential veto of the tax bill we time being, an open question. driving their lollipops will be taken price of the boat. gentle, as millions of send to the White House." away. proved. Get a V " In order to beat the veto that Mr. man Congress is determined to see that Governor Stassens testimony Truman might slap on the tax bill, the Voice of America is properly strikes Democrats as going however, the Republicans would heard in Europe. It would be nice if have to line up a few Democrats to against the grain. To the senate banking and curvote on their side to make the necess sary WALTER SHEAD majority. And to rency committee came a repre bring enough Democrats around, it sentative of Americas beloved "litwas thought, the senate Republicans tle man to talk of inflation und would tone down the bill. ask the question What now? Economists may define an infla Rep. Robert Doughton (Dem., N. C.), ranking Democrat on the tionary condition as an excess of pRESmENT TRUMAN has submitted his 39.7 billion budget demand over supply or a disprodollars, the largest peacetime budget in history. Hadtotalling ways and means committhe President been tee, pointed out the obvious fact that portionate amount of money and playmg politics, as charged, it would seem the simplest thing to do would ve been to slash it to the bone Republicans would have to trim the credit m relation to exchange, but down to where even Congressman John Taber couldn t cut it. But 79 per cent of this size of the cut to get anywhere. budget, or 31 billion dollars m round figures, is. in the President's Otherwise, he said, congress will upwords, the cost of war the effec f hold the veto and we will have no Ur effrtS t0 prevent 8 future war. Only 21 per cent or about tax reduction at all. eight billion, represents the expense of running the government As far as Knutsons Where to ent? Taber says the SORETONE Liniffi budget must be slashed by three biHum dollars. WiU it be off national measure is concerned, GOP defense, foreign aid nubl Padkl debt reduction congressmen were touting it on the or will it be at the of governmental expense Gives that it would spur business, grounds services here at home? Quick increase production and relieve the When fatigue, exposure pul uiiwjui e cons and back, relieve such on taxpayers in adta work?ng. un the liniment specially madeforj dition to leaving the government PrdUCtion 7 per cent ver !.er nToVeerntthTl935t5qan Soretone Liniment contains tfn nd 76 enough revenue for an cient consumer income the that act average, r greatest ever at from aingredients si. 264 nor non;,.. heating pad Helps KUMr payment on the public debt in blood supply the next two years. There are 95,000 DPs who are trained farm workers Now, instead of producing food for others and easing the terrific strain on the American farms due to the shift in population, these DPs are eating at Americas expense. I doubt if any American is hardhearted enough to say: I am not my brothers keep er. Send em all back where they came from . .' to strengthen the sinews of the Communist dictatorship and live out their lives in if they are allowed to slavery live at all. All much-belabore- questioned, says his ancestors - came to America before the revo jWgi lution and he has Baukbage little or no information about the family in Europe A good American answer, Id say And it serves to bring up the question of displaced persons In Europe, Breaking down the DP census a "matter with which the congress under the agriculture" classificaof the United States is mildly contion made by American officials, we cerned at present. Not as much have: concerned, however, as Rep. William G. Stratton Farmers (alt types) (Rep., III.) would 77,270 hke, since he has introduced a bill Agronomists 5.140 to authorize the United States . . Lumbermen 704 to take its fair share in the resetHunters, fishermen 723 tlement of displaced persons in GerMilllrs !. 1,191 many, Austria and Italy, including Other agric. workers 10.099 relatives of citizens or members of the armed forces, by other Many skills are represent-ed- . permitting their admission to the United Need any carpenters? More States In a number equivalent to a part of than 5,000 are in the camps; the total quota numbers unused dur- 2.000 painters; altogether morenearly than 21.000 trained in construction ing the war years. There are some 11 million persons maintenance And so on. No comment is who were enslaved, in war necessary on the captured or thrown into concentration Hospital attendants, 1,135; camps items: by the Nazis, who have been sent nurses, 4.057; physicians and surhome, and 850,000 others who, like geons, 1,763 ; or, from the housethe alleged relative of General wives point of view . . "Domestics Eisenhower and many who have 22.0GG. escaped from under the iron curIt Isnt as if we had thoutain since the war, can never go sands of unemployed in this home for fear of political persecucountry, or that we Weren't trytion in countries ing to increase production to where they would face or slavery feed and house our people. death. Fifty per cent of these still in the camps are women It costs our army (that means and children. you) $400,000 per day to keep these are Jews. people up Many DP have skills and to be useless citizens growing Democrats, of course, take the by denying are only too anxious to nse them freedom and hope. What does diametrically opposed view, holding them. And there is room for that a tax slash that it cost our consciences big would force the government to borrow money, threaten national security and hin. ... . ts little And What Now? two-third- War Still Boosts Budget g Soviet-controlle- d - - Heating K'S'iiSonrS!; price-pressur- One-fift- h der the European recovery plan upon which so much of the current of U. S. foreign phase policy Creed of Destruction "hat is Communism, as exemplified by members of the Communist Party in the United States? Some say it is a religion. Well, if the whirl- ing dervishes are religious, so are the Communists. They are ceitain-las fanatically devoted to their y creed. If the American people were little more familiar with that creed, they would understand the Communists better, and it is to be remembered that that creed is more than an "I believe. It is a set of rules, and if you don't obey those rules, your life is in danger. Communists don't believe in punishment in a future life. Their motto is "do it now, and they do it. My attention has been directed recently to one paragraph in the Communist bible, a resolution passed and accepted and integrated into the Internationale It just what you can expect of explains Communists when they join a club, a union or any international Expect no more of them; no body. less. This is the a paragraph; There can be no question of the utilization of bourgeois governmental institutions except for the purpose of their destruction. founded. York, which follows the party line as a fox follows the aniseed bag or a rat follows the smell of cheese. In a recent column, Miss Flynn described a luncheon in homr of the "First Daytime Womens School" of the Communist partys Rings Highway section. Says she (note how Marxism flavors even the sim-pip arts of the housewife) The luncheon which the women themselves was so delicious it is evidence they are equally B00(1 Warisls amj cooks. How can I reduce good under DEATH: Gandhi: Mohandas K. Gandhi, Indias champion, patient peacemaker, was saint, dead at the age of 78- -a victim of an assassins bullets. He died barely two weeks after Hindus. Sikhs and Moslems alike overjoyed at the possibility of peace that Gandhis latest fast had procured for their dominions, were shouting Gandhiji ki jai (long live Gandhi) in the streets of Delhi. It was a violent ending for the mahatma who all his life had suih temptation? preached and practised a u,at somene based on an abhorrence ofphilosophy hs?smg violence. a grnm or tw of A Hindu from ? r;'u Poona approached him perusing her observadunng a prayer meeting and fired tions fuither. she sounds three shots into his what different body from close note in rumje breath; To India and to Indias Hindus to The Commune party of New w 10m Gandhi had devoted York affords us his life, not only this wonis death was a bitter derful opj experience ortuiuty (attending a big and a shock that left the meeting. meet tpgeter already turbulent in an even memorialize the noble life of Lenin more complete state of but give us turmoil. inspnation to be guided After the partition of by his teachings into the dominions of India and pre-pare- d jrr theory Many explanations have been offered as to why a normal, natural-borAmerican should embrace commumsm. The reasons range all the way up and down the scale, and include from a everything broken heart to s,me hidden neurosis that makes their husbands, wives drink, kick the or jump imo the river But dog whatever the urge is, it has some strange effects on toe patient. ms,lnce- that firebrand member of the "Wob- Elizabeth ,;:es Gurley Fhnn reca11 the Picturesque tww f.rU Workers of ,internatlonal the World," who flourished in the early 1900s. Miss Flynn played a spectacular part in the Mesabi range strikes of 1919 her father was a miner. She helped organize the Communist party in America in 1920 Now she .onducts a column Life of the Party" in the party organ, the Daily Worker, published in New one-tim- e WAUD AND FAMILY Were not living . . to Cyrus J. Waud of Camden, N. J., inflation simply means that his salary cant take care of his wife and six children. Waud, a cannery worker, told a story familiar to millions of his co- hand-to-mout- h "Were Flypaper germs from circulating 7ep the room. T J p sustatn'Sr'wel faoAtn,u,atr sameH aPPr' have t0' hav(? lndl:s rP',Cati0n reached ieS ln Present babies will the peak nfix Tojo has been on trial as a war criminal for 18 months. It s taking almost as long to punish him as it took to lick Japan. I t tL ointment. On to i Cm Warning to Broadway Snakes: pretty brunet counter gal (at the Park Central drugstore) is Margie Roberts, an instructress of the marines. Flattened a n her way home other middle of the night. o ' DREW PEARSON foleys sarr illns flbiils at fsthlmng Jo?(avsLcudbtlai 'U.S- Savinqii - "" A""1" dash in hath i as'50"0 ORLSRREABdON just r-U- OTRecall flASHlSn Women flashes, Merry-Go-Rou- ngs on two opposing health bills having the first son of Arkansas to hold nd m2 a new a place in of being too ill to"'bf onffiOob enterprise cannot take careoMo they feel, must do it. The Bogota conference on I Marshall plan will be f fnPndS WiU hnId hear-- f John SnYder He SmCimes is hwm-wI- . !housi"S-b,'Iieve - acsed J JvT plants and tools of American have working capital prdc"on KTLTrr . mini,' small investors ;; mills, factories, transportation systems mir.-- s and utiluies. and provides Vi. mu arage wh sr" a return " a"-r- blghetnihW j iwumufl b',e our are Insurance for 1947 Help Them Clean jj of Harmful Bodytk ,, th wf j Tour kidneya arteoiitmfr Tspape rfron m waste f6ement kidoeya eometimpe !&ff not act aa Nature wove impuntiee tbatlff and P foieon the system machinery. be Symptome may MlP,J jNE, ii persistent headache, MW1 p high i fettinf up night, under the eye a Ww getting of PP JL. g anxiety and lose their i Other eigDs of kidney of " 5 order are eometimee btf gettin, too frequent urination-Thertructioi should beoodooNv treatment ii wiser i which Z)oor' pillt, DeeR'lbM11 i, was s new friends for more They have a naMoB1 )ompet Are recommended byP1 . 1 ,0r Ap eountry over. Aik d for idea J Small Investors Predom mate THE industry and transportation nervous. tired feelings? Then do W Plnkham's Vegetable ftp1? relieve such symptom I(1 for this purpose! ...I Taken regularly Pltlb-Jpound helps build JO JJ against such distress Thoussg reported benefltl AboiWff atomachle tonic. WorJ vj tha Th"1 10 Europe under the postponed until dcPartnient can't how much help the! wiiu?6 Europe until congress will give. eqU,ppcd our 40V1! The government! WRIGHT PATTERSOhJ j;4-,!;- in your functional mlddle-M- ! FT lar to women cauM yos f treasury secretary, are ne,ghbors hd much we not P tennistar - ri!ciriUr d&6 Here s an eyebrow - lifter: Washington has almost twice as many newsmen as solons! net-wor- s N Well fomr-- Hrn Washington be peit pian Get Main-boche- a!rcadv ed now America s potent, aJ miIita! strength would be at extremely im- ressive m the eyes of the world at industry will that time. -- litres ei dangerously (guesting with ta Switzerland), will for the summed Horrors! Famed designer r says he recently spotted the competition. Her money will cover expenses Britains richest draft Duchess of Windsor wearing a gown in the Baham he made for her more 8 than eight fhef! Jmng years ago!.. . . . Dumont Televis?on grand per year. Gabriel Pascal will revive vaudeville on gave himself top bill! its feI It will be called "Videovilie.named George BernardShaw in a trade paper ad! rotk eted to new levels of endeavor pi eduction. outgrow their little quarters home the construction power, Mills b i.'tUhe r ffl QUICK:t- - Elizabeth existing Germ : ssss Firestone, whose pappy is the veddy rich tire manufacturer. Liz goes to Charles of the Ritz once a week, ena booth and does her own gages hair. . . . Societys new has three society press agents working on editors, wangling free space. not One of the latest developments in this century of scientific whine dings is a bacterial flypaper to keen rooms freer of disease It is a chemical that germs can be put on floors, blankets or curtains to catch and hold tiny organisms including those which cause colds when they settle out of the air, un- Bypaper It doesn't kill, but it ' 5 From the Main Stem Lights Faces About Town: . trSeo7rdntS is in a class by itself relief assured or price re economy size $1.00 Try Soretone for Athletes Foot, types of common fungi on cosmt WALTER WINCHELL horts across the nation: The endless, insufferable rise in prices; the struggle to keep even with the implacable economic circumstances which were beating him down. gradually With the dispassionate bitterness of a good U. S. citizen who knows that it is within his rights but not within his power to have economic freedom and comfort for his and himself, Waud summed family it all up in the 1948 little mans tragic cliche: families mean big W changes, begin to feel the rSrem knows' Although of impact in the form baby crop to historic fmry a stepped-uthe pioportions. ' 8eldom Iess demand for more tha" More than 2G million new family houses, builders be-to Pred,ct " single I have armed on the scone babies Ire v e. . in this hat thls expanded nation since 1940. when n rth Tins, tUrn the will mean to the U S ive 'impetus to boom began That ,s the home 10 or 15 nearly 11 ml djrin the furnishing and years hon more than had been equipment business. Further There will be more expected 1 on the basi;, of what growing chii lhe aiding 0 more has been con,0 !?;e.an f ie for That means sidered the average birth rate of the past, about yearly trvfcbn,ma,rketS lha" eVCr f0r two million. and manufacturers It And this stimulate and bumper crop has inof creased the total national employment. family to tmately the no Bi souis-con-sid- fie Soretone Boom in Births Moans Chanoocw more than 144 m.liion more than een any government bureau had counted on. Last year imue heaven armed ever before ,n Us h.story, a whop-113Dd tins year ' . satisfying n - wE like bumper baby crop boom of at! right now is that which is txj andtng the U. S. w , 'M f weath to th |
