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Show !L Repliants Now Use J to Clean Up Blitzed Hamburg Students Stage New Type Strike To Be Chief of StaE f Mjif Sore .. . .. .....f.. ... - " lnnoninirii iMMoirrinrin nrr i k i j& vw.v;:.." 1 f TIeri. 39 Tnra ,s ne ' . key sre pulling the remains of an ithout much enori, ana never seems Japanese Object wm . lllHWiaium ml Illl 7 . . . ti nnge inronE or Japanese lace gaLTe current food shortage. Japanese objected not only to lack of Visible Speech 'is , , . "' o.m.mmm., m, a demonstration at the Bell laboratories to New Tork, Edgar Bloom , totaUy deaf man. talks with Miss aarriet Green over a telephoned which a cathode ray translator is conrected. The device, known as vua-We vua-We speech," translates sounds Into v crns of UeM m 8creen Hull Awarded Nobel Peace Prize 4. T-- 7i ' -1 , i t 4 - v A f - 7 ' ; i- -" fl- Secretary .f State. CoroW hM jfeS prize, mote snows nir. ana Mrs. iuu -r-- - -,. Usages la their Washington 'apartment The l?' )-" was selected due w nis euutanaing w Uon work of the United NaUons conference. elephants placed into service to aid In automobile from a blitzed building. tv urc( even ina toug oaars 01 wars. to Strict Food Control Program I I " WW a niia..Maww wwww y M WWMWO . ' IP' IMPW" r'jjiiMHiiL'm; ?Lr" 5Ja4nit 5 i 5 . a in mw nark. dsuucku uovu . - r - - The para is In downtown Tokyo, adjacent to he palace grounds. Th. food, but to any control over their food supplies. Device for Deaf - ' ; - - ' u . Ip;f i ii ir I" 1 1 the cleaning op of mnch-bombed An elephant can haul 3,000 pounds "S3 Tokvo. durlnz a demonstration Chinese Army Styles With his "G.I." umbrella protecting protect-ing him from the rain, this grinning Chinese sentry of the 70th national army stands guard at one of the docks at Klirum, where the Chinese troops were landed by units of the V. S. 7tb fleet Truman's Big Turkey 4 I j "J A President Harry 8. Truman U shown with a 48-pound turkey presented pre-sented to him en behalf of the turkey tur-key growers of Minnesota. It won first prise in Minnesota turkey show. III dli I 1 1 (7. -rv.i.,.u,m u ' I 7 - -- - -I (SSWSWSMII I' 'l'" JO- ''")"-"'' 1 , -.1"! I rf.tn.t af PHfshnrvK atnilAnta V . l.tat J w .i . ..). oiHiniaiod in m. Aammni for a new football coach. They auestioned the record of Coach Clark Of "maSS QDSUtUUng. nO SWe W then having won only two games this Vet Moves to 7f:t7v0 . n , NuYj'. . Frank K. Klcbardson, a discharged veteran and bolder of the Purple Heart, shown with Us wife and their nine-montb-old son, after they had been forced to move from their New York City home because the prop, erty had been sold. They had been unable during six months' extension exten-sion to find another home dne to New York's acute housing shortage. British Prime Minister Greeted ?X ix -J - 'J.if snsjsisiriiiThfinW Prime Minister Clement Attlee of Great Britain was greeted by the nation and congress when he arrived to meet with President Harry 8. Truman to work out plans for the control of the atomic bomb. While in Washington he met with officials from Canada as weU as members of congress ana ue V. S. state ana war Girls Play on Sadie Hawkins Day Sadie Hawkins day was celebrated at the University of Kentucky, Lex-ingtoa, Lex-ingtoa, and the campus queens are finding out how the male ef the . . at , am. - .fk.nilnM 4 Via. mm ffsvp-f fth hnva hOOkS. ODCD doors and all the other "gentlemanly" courtesies usually shown them. .... . . .a. - At. Hala alnilnllt. III a tug-o-war the girls rougn up crowding around for their turn to 6baughnessy and a so-called policy uruusut uuut oy uin iih year. Street Foxhole department. job tnears, one w ,- .,..;,w i a ; z 1 Latest photograph of Gen. Dwight D. Elsenhower, taken while en recent re-cent trip to Washington. Washington Washing-ton reports indicate that he will soon relieve General Marshall as chief of staff. Be has gone on record as favoring a single unit of national defense. Rehabilitation Head Ma, Gen. Graves B. Ersklne ef the V. f, marine corps, who has ing and re-employment administration administra-tion of the fj. 8. labor department which wui handle ue vocational rehabilitation and education ef dis charged veterans. Santa on Television Early visits are being made Into American homes by Santa Clans by way of television. When he visited large department store In Philadelphia, Philadel-phia, he was seen throughout the building by television. Next year be may visit many homes this way. Stalin's Successor? Gen. A. A. Zhdanov, one of Russia's Rus-sia's most powerful behind-the-scenes political figures, who, Stockholm Stock-holm reports, has been named by . prerj)er Stalin as his successor In . .. . a.a case Stalin's Illness continues. rrr it",imi 1 ft! pi W -V . li-JWW jjw;,. . '1 )'' '''- y ''( f: i-f. use KATinvrvo If vou ara an automoblla owner In earch of Urea, hara la one thins tfl i keep your eye on. The tire industry Is pulling all sorts of wires naca stage to lift export restrictions, At nretent thev are nermltted to i export wo.dou ituck ures ana tw.uuu DBSBcneer urea aurina uis iUBt uuar ter of this year. They would like tc export a lot more. In the first place, they don't have to worry about OVA eetlins nrlcaa whan aellina abroad. Eecondly, $hey can build up theit postwar markets by getting In on the ground floor. So they would rather sell more Ures abroad. But If they do. they tall leia tlrei at "home. And today a tire certificate issued to a nerson desiring to buy a tire is nothing more than a hunting license. He can go out and hunt for a are. if ne't lucky enough to And one, his eerun cats entitles him to buy tt DEPARTMENT OF PEACE When the house foreign al!a!r committee heard testimony on tm ntfiitftlnVt filll in Miiif a ripnartmenl of oeiee. the star witness was a 64 year-old former mule-driver . trmr Morgantown, w. Va. Chairman Sol Bloom and mem hers of his committee listened Wit! rapt attention as Raymond M. pavif read 16-page statement on wh tha United States should take tht lead In establishing new cabinet post to spread the gospel oi peace throughout the world. After he finished, whlte-thatchec GOP Rep. Charles Eaton of New Jer sey declared "Mr. Davis, voa may be un schooled, aa vou tell tht com mittee, but yon certainly are not uneducated. That IS one of the finest documents I have ever listened to.M World Peace la not Just hobbj with tha West Vlrelnla coal man though he describes tt as such. It if a burnlna IdeaL A self-made bus. ness man who mow operates two coat nlnata wnnlnvlna mora than SOT workers, Davis had made mans speeches at his own expens throushout the country urelns a gov eminent department of peace. H also has written a proposed constitu tion for the United Nations that ba l2?";a.w"f" u . ke5 rtm?n?"e Zt observer. , : Ren. Jennlnea Randolnh of West Virginia, freely admits that Davi was the chief spark plug behind hit peace resolution. i "When I was looking at the reai end of a mule all day In West Vir fflnia coal mines." says Davis. ") -never thought that one day Td I j Instrumental In having such an Im i portant piece of legislation into duced in congress." NoteThe second Initial ef Da- j vis' name stands for "Moses." Perhsps what we need are more plain, garden-variety Moses' ef the Davis type, Instead of striped-pants diplomats, to lead ns out ef the international wilderness. wil-derness. , BOWLES HOLDS INFLATION FLOOD OPAdmlnlstrator Chester Bowlei Is one of the most abused men it Washington. Everyone Is badgerlni him. Congressmen demand tha their constituents increase the prlc. of this or that Farm groups wan to raise the price of milk or cattle Business groups want to abolish all celling prices. ' Probably the common man doesn'i appreciate it, but here are som things which will happen if Chestei Bowles loses his battle to stop the Inflation flood: 1. Every person putting his mone In life insurance does so with tht idea of getting his money back 100 cents on the dollar. But if there is inflation, the insurance dollar will be worth 75 cents, SO cents, or even 30 cents. 2. Every person on a retired pension, pen-sion, whether a railroad employee, a college, a school or a big corporation corpora-tion employee, will see his income shrink if there is inflation. 3. Every widow living on money left by her husband will see that income in-come shrivel. 4. Every school teacher will have great difficulty having her salary move up when the value of the dol lar moves down. 8. Every civil servant whether working for city, state or federal government will be In the same boat as the teachers. S. Evenr college endowment every charity or other enterprise with fixed invested capital stands ready to have its Investment evaporate with Inflation. CAPITAL CHAFF aT When Eugene Meyer, publisher of the Washington Post celebrated his 70th birthday, his family gave him a party on Sunday, the Post staff gave him another one on Monday, and on Wednesday he was guest of honor at a luncheon, C One high government official Is certain, from studying a list of Presidential Pres-idential appointments, that Harry Truman does not Intend to run for President In 1948. "Obviously." he gays, "Truman's preparing to run . . i M tor governor of Missouri. Let a little Vicks VapoRub melt Ott h inmnw. Vnrka fine, to soothe sora throat due to colds and helps relieve lmtauon in upper creaming passHgta To Ease Spasms of Coughing! Tiit m ffwwt crtrvwifiil sif Varmk iih in a. powl ot boiling water. Wonderful relief - comes ss you breatne in tne steaming s sneaicma vapor mat peiicuaic w cold-congested upper breathing pas sages . soothes the Irritation, quiets tits ot coughing, neips Clear neaa. For Added Relief, tub VapoRub on throat, chest, back. Let its famous - double-action Keep a m a 0 on wnrtrinif for W 471 CI 1 4.2 tours as yousltip. V Vaporuw : Ketlotc'i Corn Ftaket bring you v Dearly all tho protective food cle- .. mafita tYm mrKnlat ratat Hwl mrA . j mmtial to human autnuoo. : , C0RU I m. - " lf-AKES , JLet' FinisK It -''Ji Buy Victory, Bonds! .J. SNAPPY FACTS RUSCER'I. A MW rubber tamant called "Plastilock" for binding mat mt, woods, ploiticv has bean --developed --developed by Js. tt Coodrich. lata foaia mada of -syntheHe ivbbar can oo be wad b lha aranvfacivre ef moHri end otW.CJrftlonlniJ eiatarlali.' The goal ef the rubber Indus ., try w few decades ego was tire that would rua 3,500 mites, Mew If S not -unusual f, for patsanger tire to fun tee timet that far Some of fhet first tynMiaKe tret built la early war days lasted only fifty si" Mileage of pre ant synthetic tirai compares favor- . obly with natural rubber lira, 4Hti4vuvMs3w B.F.Goodricli ... 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