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Show THE BEAVER PRESS. BEAVER. UTAH m ff3 Easily Built Cottage Solves Housing Problem Westbrook Pegler Washington Relei by WNU Features DISMISSAL of Harry Bridges I 4e P41 IIM fiY WASHINGTON GIVES TTfrom the appointive position ol QFFICUL ALL the appearances of having in I.O C the director of a bad case of war jitters or else California proves mai me planning a deliberate show of miliBoose-Sanm;cal unionism created by tary activity in order to outbluff the h Robert F. Wagner was Russians. mtelto uut down political, Telegrams have been sent to freedom . Li ,rd even religious groups of reserve officers to large of Bridges be in case of trouble. No one Recently. Die ready teJfied before a legislative com- - has been called officially, but many o " nave Deen " ifiee Of me warned that they may be i o their excitina called. . I that tie VJ( v. g married life, a In addition, Commu- have visited army representatives certain key factories nist. She gave other and inquired about plans for rapid to evidence tending conversion of their plants in case of confirm the trouble. The army has bee case of the cially interested in cement factories, government which pointing out that it may be neceswent to naught in sary to do a lot of underground con the Supreme court. struction. In that case Bridges' Behind this, war chiefs admit, to be the gov have been some ominous moves deputation seemed by the Russian army, which has now event's purpose, but wasn't, Suwas the concentrated heavy reinforcements )ib t flie ace in the bole l was lureguuc either in Russian-occupieGermany ng. loob nirme COUI't. or else near the German border. s dutieo elusion that Bridges would be :et in nl jjicd from deportation by the There is no way of knowing and Just what this means. It may caort. That conclusion was veri tj use orpj mean that the Russians are prejaDDer oi fied by the fantastic who pared to move into Western EujBtice William O. Douglas, rope in retaliation for the Wesdii the majority opinion, and by S NtUnJ tern alliance and the U. tjit juvenile nonsense indited by "Btnictiot, link Murphy in an independent plan for a separate tnclndtf control of the Ruhr. Or it may assent. Adit,, tt-merely mean that the Russians riocision and the names of are shifting their troops around of the side on each split M judges in order to intimidate the Italefe correctly announced on tne or let, ians on the eve of the election air'by an old confidant and political and also to scare the United booster of Murphy well in advance announcement. The States. It is considered unlikely of the official that Russia really wants war Iat Chief Justice Stone later said KDLEWOEU by now, so it may well be that the was "profoundly disturbed nicajo I, Russian troop maneuvers are a Pattern. He said, moreover, that th leak. bluff. if the second, not the first In any event, IT. S. war chiefs, He known leak, in recent times. susrected one of his brethren, the having been caught napping at sane one that I suspected, and I Pearl Harbor, are taking no from certain chances again. stro' ly surmisedof this To this end, only a few U. S. ssfc- sh conduct panoplied left in Germany. dltiter on a social occasion later. troops are being Large U. S. forces there might ;fer in chambers and gave them tempt the Russians to deliver a rebuke. crippling blow and execute a DunLi T, JTTT'f I The le a k, however, kirk. Should Moscow not be bluffing 1,eak was mere LaGniappe. 3UY advance It was the sort of thing and suddenly n"n through t0 be exPected bom a Germany, plans are all set for the ELL Exnrctcd ' it across court most of whose U. S. army to high-tai- l rewrite the and on to England. continent to not were members adorn selected WHANG ike Cfe thf bench but to make the court contemptible and assuage the rancor cf a failure who never could get Navy Sponsors Tours THE ARMY AND NAVY are ;lar pi a Jaw degree himself. By a turn r wieb. of 'evil fate, Roosevelt acquired the supposed to be united now, but ssoni for his own innate the navy has started imitating the for I st! power to express crookedness and vulgarity through army in a drive to win friends TYLE hit appointments, and did. and influence taxpayers. n, C:i:on I So jury of American citizens ever Every few months a group of i . War Jitters W V ft l -- 'vjit i i i k V.y . se.. LET WHEN theTHEY scene YOU in back you often car pick up a lot of information you can't get out front. I discovered that in talking things over with Cat Brecheen, a Cardinal pitcher who is just about as good as they come or go. "I would like." I said to the Feline rhenom, "to have you explain one tiling. Xal ,.yv . d de-JL- ex-wi- . SIATCIIED CnURCII . . . Robert Buchignani of Corona, N. Y., paralyzed from the waist down, spent five months building furnished miniature church of matchsticks. lie didn't count matches. ,Mi-in- i card-carryin- com-plete- well-prove- d ly iliwiia d f y5 plant Pittsburgh was dwindling at an alarming rate as John L. Lewis' soft coal miners continued their strike for pensions. Steel company officials were not committing themselves as to how long their plants could run on present stockpiles. SlOO-a-mon- th f' v 1 i y Jywi' vt.w1Mia'Vx.-DETAINED . . . Mme. Irene Nobel physicist and daughter of the discoverer of radium, was detained by U.S. immigration officials upon her arrival in New York but released a few hours later. She is connected with the 1 Anti-Fasci- Refugee st if: i prize-winni- Joint tf"S J k T f .'A JWfWV'ysS T xx V RVV' ' I '' t . y f . y ?V ' . x4 . t x K x com- 1 x -- ' mittee, labeled as subversive by Justice department. ina.y.: yv... :; xv..- y.. I "V is lainel-mout- R 7 vi, , "A got a chance y. . W nrr i' TRYING IT ON FOR SIZE . . . America's girl scouts ar They believe that even a baby can do something to help the destitute people of the world. Currently, the girl scouts are engaged in assembling clothing kits to go to children in Europe and Asia. This Toledo, Ohio troop borrowed its leader's to model the baby garments they made as their contributionbaby to the effort to make a million garments during 1948. , f I xv i i u y ;: Pe-trill- o, T JP P 5 T- f- " f' V fl , jft " 'lf d fcvi fr. fyj r W sat i-- ' V , C ; . y f "- ' 5 . J r insisted LOBBYIST FOR ERP . . . Proponents of the Marshall plan for European recovery have pressed even a donkey (symbol of the Democratic party) into service as a lobbyist for the program. The donkey is shown lumbering up the steps of the capitol bearing a sign advocating the sending of draft animals to Europe as part of the plan. FOUR-FOOTE- riots '3 P r- ' .yyfJ'v) ' "' Vlfgtf , , t W w" ' ': w,"rrrr sAW;t. ':,wA - Us k!i,N' t. - 4 t I- m Complete la provided for linn, tlipuiriK foundation and footing. Frnminu included. lnformntion Inyinif out euide and mittinn in r also henthinic inirtrufftloni how exact loeatiou Asuembiy illustrations of all fruminK member. After the i nailed to the floor joiU, the four wall frame are built complete on the working platform. Each i then rained and nailed in ponition. Tatterna are provided for making all angle ems on atud and rafters. Step by atep direct iom are written o that any 17 or 18 year old boy can follow and underatnnd the procedure outlined. 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ALL-BRA- N Gene Sarazen Arrives Like a robin blown from a snowdrift or a bluebird wafted from an ice floe, a short, stocky fellow with a quick smile and piano legs came His name happens into the room. to be Gene Sarazen, one of the best, one of the smartest and one of the most popular golfers of all time. Gene had an idea that the younger and unknown pros should get more protection or help. "You don't have to help the Ho gans, Sneads, Demarets, Nelsons or Lockes," he said. "They can take But these care of themselves. younger fellows on a tour have to pay out rather important money from $2,000 to $3,000. There should be bigger cash prizes, extended to those who finish from 12th to 20th place. "Young ballplayers and young football players get paid something I mean the pros. Can you imagine these fellows being asked to fork over $2,000 each to get experience? "Golf doesn't care for its own. Most of the money goes t just We should have a few people. people ahead of a tour making arrangements for the younger fellows at much cheaper prices not $20 a day. Give them a break." If golf, pro golf, ever got a real commissioner, my vote would go to Sarazen. Maybe he wouldn't want it or wouldn't take It. Gene Is for the older golfer, the kid golfer, as well as for the star golfer. , vice-pre- A few years ago Bob Zuppke, then football coach at Illinois, was talking of the season ahead. "We can play fine football," he said, "still lose every game." This is the way Ben Chapman thinks about the National League e race. "The Phillies can play baseball this season and still finish last. That also goes for the Cubs, Pirates and Reds. "We are all improved over last year," Chapman continued. "The Cubs, Pirates and Reds are much stronger. So are we. AH of ns are shooting for the first division, or the top of the second. But someone has to finish last and next high-grad- last. "Miller will help us a lot. We'll hit all right If we can get the pitching I hope we can get, we'll bother all of them." Eddie Dyer, the Cardinal chief, agreed with this angle. "It used to be you could save your best pitchYou ing for your leading rivals. can't do that any more. The Phil- lies, for example, are likely to mur- der just fair pitching any day. "You can't do any resting up now, s left. for there are no I don't think you'll hear any teams iheering when they have to meet Jlackwell of the Reds. The Pirates night be the most Improved squad a baseball I'd hate to have to pick be team that will finish last" push-over- SPRING IS TOO . . . More than 2,000 acres of valuable farm land were Inundated by heavy rains and melting Ice and snow throughout the Rock river area near Moline, III. I roperty damage was extensive and spring planting was delayed, keeping fertile fields out of production until they were dried IIERE-FLOO- DS. np. A MCKESSON A BOBBINS PBODCCT af fTk I7 fl BeT WITH tmecfl Double-dut- y Itillt Kv fuflutt- - DattrAVS Xt.tJ&f' JjV 4632 One 0a plus loop stokes 6 gallon of ef. fctr iprer. aphieV plant llc but pare beneficial insects. Iniist tn mltJtuil trt aetory-sfmlt- d it $n(xrt full Urtntli, TOSACCO ft CHEMICAL CORPORATION V'rome StiecUliUI Sine IRIS KENTUCKY lOUlSVIttl 3. Relieves Distress o! MONTHLY The Coming Battle to no-go- C-r- PIS broad-minde- d. to It was a habeas deportation case. Ititehn I5.M wi. carpus job all the way and although Palm Attorney General Biddle won in tee courts and gave his own decision against Bridges, he was st&rt enough, in the cynical way of rot nn: Wrhington, to know that he could lbs t the works and still not harm C. F.C & C.I.O.'s boss brutalitarian of tt western shores and valleys. THE SUPRFMR rniTRT wnTTT.n caitc 551. IT DID. ien "Shoot," said Brecheen. "Just a year ago around this fatime, the Cardinals were vorites. They were the surest things in baseball. They also were kicking such teams as the Yankees. Tigers, Red Sox and others around if the opposition had just as emerged from the bush. How could this happen when later the Cardinals looked like an orphan asylum with cramp colic the first two months of the season? I don't mean looked bad, I mean looked terrible." Harry the Cat fixed two shining eyes on me and started to talk. "That's very simple," he said. "The Cardinal veterans were not belting the other teams around. It was the Cardinal rookies the kids. We had inficlders and outfielders who were knocking down the fences all rookies. We had fine pitching mostly rookies. "Naturally the veterans sat back and laughed. What a push-oveSam Breadon said it was the greatest bunch of rookies ever known. We thought so too. "Howie Pollet, with a sore arm, was taking things easy. So was Red Munger. So was Murry DickSo So was Marty Marion. son. Most of them was Stan Musial. They didn't feel any too well. needed time. But why rush things with all those murderous rookies around? "So when the season opened, the veterans, were not ready. And the rookies were no help. The stars of the Citrus Circuit no longer starred beneath the great white spotlight. "We lost nine straight. We kept on losing. Nobody could win. The veterans were bad and the rookies, outside of Jim Hearn, were worse. But that won't happen any more. You can bet on that." r. decide the Bridges prominent educators, editors and L if - ; vs1" ( industrialists is invited to attend school and learn all about a the navy. They are taken behind MUSIC . . . James Caesar the scenes at a big naval base, president of American given a front row seat to the Federation of Musicians, was navy in action, even awarded difirst participating musician under plomas after the course is com- agreement between AFM and pleted. radio networks which provides It's an indirect lobbying plan that television will feature "live" somewhat similar to the army's music. system of flying civilians to Fort ? yVy V" ffW war ,)( Knox to view the trial military f ! ?'W, however, we find the C.I.O., training school. This lobbying re- nctly political union, related to ccntly was censured severely by from r only for its income and the congress. The navy's next course for civil '"Be of labor's name, , coercing ians opens at the Pcnsacola naval I 4 ges in his own nnlitirs w eaucaiors, eui- dges, naturally, nhimnprt for air station, witn invited. forMsf Be.ry Wallace, the candidate of the tors and businessmen from near- come will men "These t nyJ4 and the lotrical candi- 1 ,,y 1 J will pay states and southern !4e of anyone with his record. The by mant political faction of the all their own expenses," explained officer m A. Macondray, 0.. the bald mahatma. Phil Mur- - Capt. of the project. charge and Walter Reuther of the "ed Auto When pinned down, however Workers have found it that three admitted sdient to oppose the MaconJray Communists the union men have been invited to fly all and in the national the way from Alaska in naval 'ics at this ttmp nnd for a cno. ic rl planes, and that several others purpise. Therefore they j are also traveling at government Wallace and his third party. expense. , utrc ran be no pretense of Macondray, "But," Kmcipie r patriotic preference will have to pay for their fo becauso "they those bosses and the VICTIM . . . Tiny victim of amown meals." ';0. as a whole have been munition dump explosion at t cl l rordia, to Communist8 mill l" Tsingtao, China, Is carried from he most traitoroas kind ever Trum?n Blasts Paarson blasted building by U.S. navy the r.I.o. Jfe insiirro. began amid riots nr corpsman. Two hundred hospital United the of !:tfi' THE PRESIDENT tion in the 1930s. died in the explosion Chinese shootStates was blazing mad and The Michigan in f and approximately 800 more Democratic when the from hip 'oon which created the auto ing were injured, many seriously. Howard McGrath ana w rkers, i ftif and the C. !. Chairman Gael Sullivan Director Executive as well, were 'lotting went in to see him. They had exby expert street-'l-er- s talk over an.-- l - pected to have a quiet iccia Mr. I Of -. . warn and conditions Ut n' 'v'cs taken from fae political 1 I '' "indomsiae revolt of Truman growing 4 still .u. ovi.t 9 w JiUVV lite ;Wfou!. and efficient determin- the party. oott "1 But they never had a chance. "VPS I i!""is' They wore uniform ate inside the door, Mr. Tru Once ft Of ca!,s 'or Identification he was fed up with the said man " e"mrad"tad-rThey fought :::n"! squads, platoons and lack of loyalty by certain party . Sdnios- Th had mobile com-iC- ? leaders. Ho blamed the southern revolt With radio communica- of Virginia and they had headquarters with on Senator Byrd ium41. f AH as the "finest Redescribed Byrd w:. serve for dispatch Democratic party." tV ''"',ps ropnate points of conflict. It publican in the Mr. Truman also leveled oiasi tommunistic rehearsal of the columnist Drew at the 7 ;'ae insurrection. Pearson" and congratulated Mct. the C.I.O. i. statetrying to Grath for having Issued ment denying a Pearson reporl ; that he, McGrath. wonld like t aUS the 'I resign as national chairman. th, VOt 'V k trttoll f"r W"Ce McGrath had intended talking to y Vole for Mr. Truman about a t an Repub-'"'"!aU! and atalnst Tru-n-e dential running mate, and planned GARDENIA TIME . . . Down nnininnisls, or course, to suggest Sen. Lister Hill of Alain Cypress Gardens, Fla., South southerner prefprcnf,e between the bama. a He thought Alice Mooty gathers fragrant trim a ma ' would win back the hnn"ever. Mr. and nn ticket the ' white gardenias. Here AmeriKrPub" n natural-'rama- n South, and that Hill also would be win h ca's Gardenia Festival is held anl''C"mmunist n Mr. liberal enough to suit the Norm. vehet"'f'n tr!rin,f 10 dc,,"1',C tti the year when acres of the every base off fc' by Knocked rl and howbloom. flowers tirade, dmn'stratIon by mence of the President's I k n nn a fcw about menall and McGrath eonsplroons forgot ever, n nnpPuI j foreigners. tioning Hill's name. IASE ... It lookscokelike a lot atof ALL GOING OUT, NOTHING COMING IN coal, but this stockpile of the Clairton s 5 "y have a housing problem this cottage, now. Total cost of materials runs well under $1,000.00. The simplified Pattern Method of Construction takes all the mystery out of building. Pattern tells what materials to buy and where to use them . . . specifies size and quantity of nails and other " hardware needed. '' you IF build TTT) PTTi Also Helps Build Up Red flood! 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