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Show THE BEAVER PRESS. BEAVER, UTAH WtfMWs&aas I The Fern Doily I r- ' s?, k, . - ' , f Dy it J$ ViS- mull Uu ERS Dpi ncajo !, r -- On the verge of moving into the 'greatest fame a jockey could know. Snyder suddenly came to the end of the road in the roaring, boiling Tier of the Keys. Fate never botiers where the aces or the deuce? me ::.:: S seven-year-o- J If- a Jfr. ltef Jer iS IT 11 thi Masters? Who Who will win f le six arouna 'Flm' Demaret won six or seven a few f s cham-JfU'Jii- i - v d iit Brit-Ote- :inj P.G.A., titles of sere is f-- j; llhf f ..Retired Gen. Wainwright added ' SHOT 8v C Jonathan M. his iota of support to the t drive. Speaking glowingly of his former army superior, Wainwright said, Gen. Douglss MacArthur is the foremost candidate for President of the United States.' v " 74. .feA . - 7 -- - dAuj" "'ii if iWl J ifnyii-lf- lAy 1! J CCMBINATI ' i 1 7? ' r y v 5." sjr" ? ' .... 'ST! - : j c ' s t ,?as n and Sarazcn pfayed only few t ournaments that all ?"l'e Would have hlln rw.r.n, Te"ks ''ey had followed the TSh. ,rai Hogan. Demaret. and the others have taken, .... ,!5S; tht fi's can I am n: ho 'MM . rr...,:, the . n.ont-,- Pf'tant in .., "r'b T'-tal- l deny it for I there are too many today for the good of Specially the better U T" g to '''" charges are wrong. BIRD. JUST. when dog's life with Kilroy the .pigeon around. The bird likes to perch and walk on the dog's back and flap his wing's in Rusty'a face, keeping him when he'd rather be asleep. awake A COUPLE OF ELEPHANTS. . is "f Piayer. Flyer 4 true. t t pro . I kno a ptr-- .This is the season of the year circus press agents start vying with politicians to see which can make more noise and get more space in the newspapers for their assorted exhibits and freaks. Here, for instance, are two eleohants of the Dailey Brothers circus which wintered in Gonzales, Tex., and is ready for a tour of the country this summer. ..Rusty, a Seattle, Wash., cocker spaniel, leads a DOGGED j If is much rougher !'s than world series ;oiy form 0( f00lball. ;' ie is far more im-'- ' than it is in baseball i! it f i 7vAr:-i,- .j ; .t) ! "re YllSon,thc"Arm" at the St. Petersburg "wuriiu xogi tserra a i,n " - ftreynound that paid ' e given Eerra "f eral .'!-"iat finished last or tt,et( Much 10 my astonlsh-'rrI nfer.t 51,11 remembered the . hnly eo"d deed. "Who V"'uld say s my t!P Wished f s a, mC rca,lzc that live, dlv'h r . "t 'r Th. l- - . . v J'' Bra I d I remerrrCCPtl"nal human beln-ieonlythe good that is :t hR LWAYft t, Here,. at agonizingly long v i..!';""kind' not d paper is last, Roddv of 'ankee "tcher. has a hanger. He is Clifford New Pa., who lost left 1 ,Bnd 8 dea"y filing arm Florence, in an auto accident. Naturally, he's as busy as a... 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At your dniKgist. Unless you tind them far more satisfactory, DO b 11 Lb. VUUU MONEY BACK. cents for Pattern. No Mfim You Can Be a Partner Buy U. S. Savings Bonds! - Address- roa voua RECIPE FILE M folimmediately lowed" Mr. Truman's inauguration to succeed Roosevelt, Mil ligan writes, "All of us were pulling for Mr. Truman. On his shoulders was the burden of the world." But all Mr. Truman did was transfer his allegiance from Old Tom to Tom's nephew and political heir, In December, Jim Pendergast. 1945, after he had become President, he publicly paid his dues to Jim political club, the same one through which Old Tom had His ruled and robbed the town. check and the accompanying letter are framed on the wall of Jim office. On the same wall hangs a White House portrait of Mr. Truman inscribed "To James M. Pendergast friend, comrade, adviser." He bade him to the White House as his family guest. After Old Tom's release from prison he was forbidden by the terms of his parole to take active part in politics. The evasion was simple. He acted through Jim. Milligan's final abandonment of hope that decency might exist in Mr. Truman was restrained until in 1916 the President ordered Jim Pendergast to purge Roger Slaughter, a Democratic congressman from Kansas City. Scandal ensued, but the corruption now had spread notoriously to the department of justice in Washington. The federal investigation and prosecution stopped dead. Milligan had conNineteen victed 259 of Mr. Truman's and the Are henchmen of Dismissed vote frauds in the 1936 election. Of the 278 who were indicted for almost unbelievable rascalities in the polling, 19 were dismissed, but all who went to trial were convicted. Yet, Mr. Truman, then serving Pendergast in the senate, rose up in the chamber in 1933, in the midst of Milligan's conduct of these trials, to oppose his reappointment. It was an outrageous attempt to influence the verdicts. President Roosevelt, for some reason, reappointed Milligan nevertheless, but in 1945, when Truhe had become man finally was able to eliminate Milligan and substitute a man more to his mora) and political liking. Mr. Truman's current political troubles with the old Solid South arise from a pretense of high moral concern about civil liberties and the right to vote. But it was Milligan who bcthough' himself of a dead-lette- r law, ample to the southern case today, to punish Mr. Truman's own gang in Kansas city for conspiring to violate the constitutional right of the citizen to vote in elections and his right that his vote shall be counted. Against that Mr. Truman, in th senate, shouted persecution. This Kansas City story is the story of Harry Truman, for he has always allied himself with the lowest elements in Kansas City and Missouri politics. miir.KRninP CARRY lV r V.i A 1 cup butter or margarine lb. marshmallows (about 2 i doz.) teaspoon vanilla pk(. Kellogg's Rice oz.) Krispies MM) Heat butter or margarine and marshmallows over water until syrupy. Beat In vanilla. Put Rice Krispies In greased bowl and pour mixture on top. Mix well. Press Into 9x13 greased shallow tin. Cut Into 2'i" squares when cool. xA Yield: 24 delicious Rice Krispies Mar&hmal-lo- w Squares. Everyone will love them! 141. ar cnrtttfflMf Im Ascorbic Acid Fruits and vegetables are the Generous Givers Funds sent to relatives and friends abroad by United States residents during 1946 amounted to more than 300 million dollars, according to department of commerce estimates. prin- cipal sources of ascorbic acid. This vitamin keeps gums healthy, increases resistance to infection and helps in development of teeth and bones. Hardwood Forests Hardwood forests of the United States are confined principally to the East. Western hardwoods are found mostly in river bottoms and valleys. Forest Losses Every year an average of Attack on Beetles Spraying with lead arsenate when beetles are feeding and laying eggs on peaches constitutes the main line of attack against plum curculio. Three applications of the spray are recommended. 31 mil- lion acres of forest land an area larger than the State of New York is burned over by forest fires. Cleaning Walls For more satisfactory wall cleaning, use a sack over your broom and brush with light upward strokes instead of downward. This prevents rubbing dust into the wallpaper or painted wall. Oil Pipelines Oil fields of the United States have about 45,000 miles of pipeline to gather the oil and an additional 70,000 miles of main trunk pipelines to transport it. Fence Posts Replacement fence posts MM-- SADISM rjT z::0?'- 54 2 ueom "uc. - --- "t CJr j., .l".-.7'i- r '"O lcr rrv ' .. , !" Ada ". iu.k .""." "urcrf f( aw tsope ( E t' Wi W is a RED STAR DRY V t, & IT' w.5 an 1 I i i T ". cliargc is made that ni-r- Tom Pcnder-gas- Pen-dergas- 'I r the three 5 Burdens x" n lf. pa- insufficient stretch Leavenworth penitentiary. President Truman was the protege and creature of this gross, brutal and greedy ignoramus. Milligan's book reviews Mr. Truman's political life and reluctantly finds him, at last, not innocent. With those relatively few other understood the who Americans wickedness of the Kansas City political machine, Milligan had tried to rationalize Truman's relationship to Pendergast and excuse his conduct. Now he finds that it can't be done. No honest man with a ing for such criminals as Mr. Tru man "found congenial, even admirable, can disagree with Milligan. Wishing can't make him decent. Milligan recalls that when Mr. Truman "assumed the greatest responsibility ever thrust on an American citizen," all Americans were for him. That is true even of those who, by familiarity with the Kansas City crimes, had to keep in mind the depressing truth that Mr. Truman's whole career in politics was based upon fraud and corruption of the ballot and government. lie had been the knowing beneficiary of notorious frauds in his elective offices he had held up to the vice presidenoy of the United States. The Pendergast machine in Mr. Truman's own active time protected the criminal underworld of prostitution, narcotics and bootlegging and shared in its revenues. Mr. Truman knew it. It stole elections, thus frustrating the civil rights of the people. Mr. Truman knew that and how it was done. "In the weeks that Hp Bore Big Jt'S i8 Bobhv .Tnne' W;l!ter Ha2cn. aether Sar:..cn? I might add an- r Tomn;y Armour and another Earnes, who won these three l t ENTHUSIASTIC. ....another .! am l iif W'1 v. -s lien iff ON... Number one father-and-s- on combination rifle team in the U.S. in 1948 wero Harry J. Grinesey (left) and son Robert, 17, of Janesville, Wis. Grimesey, senior, a supervisor in the Parker Pen company plant in Janesville, recently set a national record of 199 for the prone and kneel positions. Bob is an Eagle scout as well as a champion if, I :?h the brilliant but erratic f has on the P.G.A. and the if rn Open. Snead and t&n, tooXelson, good to stand on their U. S. Open, the jf in the the put' w.v. V o 1 pictures t f Apparently it doesn't ferman Kciser won the Masters in J 1946 and has won little since. Le Worsham won the Open at St Laiis last year and hasn't won a tearnament since. Jim Ferrier from Atg'ralia won the P.G.A. but has set wl lazing woodlands on fire since Vhp is it that we have no ran win more than one rnamr-n-t on a 3,500-miJunket? , nn 1. ,lnn "u "'""-- wuu J' from iMfi fho will win the wij win the Open? Jf relief a welcome 1 BIG MacDonald years back. eight big ones in a fith Hobby Jones mopped up in 3. J.im-and Hagen won 21 atonal and international between them. j' you can't find a golfer who ';n as many as two. Ben n never has won an Open, my Demaret never has won on n r a P.G.A. Sammy Snead r has won a U. S. Onen. al- - 4,1 VJ EGPT...As kv..v..rf Winners in 1948 won AM IN 4 Coif golf-wh- yff iH'j VteKsw y jJtiajffijr.er.PG.A.? iViflltt--f Uiai fl&sB . ld m ill r V v .' - this quarter and drove away,' Teddy Martin of Dayton, Ohio, told his mother when an unidentifiad motorist struck and killed his dog, 'Jigs' unfold. packap, 1 , s 'He handed sent who who served an of 15 months in ot profound significance, this is of an justof ahisphotograph Egyptian camel driver standing on top camel in front wx urn, oi me tever camel pyramids oi Una and looking for drivers look for in tgypt. Probably more camels. CLDCD MDNEY. . . M1LLIGAN, 55,295. SIIPBOARD breaks of sudden tas that mean the difference betBut ween victory and defeat. This sud- this is a different case. jgi squall meant the difference b.vcen life with fame and gold ggd the sudden blotting out of a cue-- ' that was just beginning to In NR ( Nature's Remedy) Tablets, there are no chemicals, no minerals, no phenol derivatives. NR Tablets are diUcrent vet different. Purely vegf tablr combination of 10 vegetable ingredients formulated over SO years ago. Uncoated or candy coated, their action is dependable, thorough, yet gentle, as millions of NR's have proved. Get a 25 box. Use as directed. Foaturr. Truman's boss and LAXATIVE 1, Jjhvell as the fame of riding a 4t,dout champion. j'.ation is still here and ready. Sojpje Ben and Jimmy Jones. But to Snyder is what happened anjbody's guess. ii q vo ntirlrpd full nf J WKU -- 10 per gpvder would have drawn terit'in eai.li of these $100,000 tests. ister into the fogs As far as one can peer t' HUM nere was the of mists luture, ani junior other big races to come 'as few mK)0--j;!- n aim 4.v.' f v- hy tron to prison, has published the history of the Kansas City election frauds and related atrocities under the J title of "Missouri V" i Waltz." The design vV on the Jacket is the ;v 6 a MAURICE Sullian d tire eontnrj f Wcstbrook Peglcr Relfdfll in .! . noon of timttl ALL-VEGETAB- 4?.-:- ' u't" right fhovsands 2$ a'wrtV' "! P.F rfv I ( TM,. IlIEN YOU HEAR someone cryi? VII in or complaining f. J inrk or tne lougu followed him. you don't have Iv the slightest attention to the ,0Jte squnwk. AH you have to to about Al Snyder. "J, jrMm. that of every jockey. Derby win- ,j to ride a Kentucky J pt jnd that, to be the win- ;n rider ol tne 10 tough riding avdcr, after was set to inoc jest SLB ROSA. in tne uviui, ...Secretary of the fri the Eelmont on a Navy John L. informed rated today as congress that submarines 'not town as Citation, in winner Crown belonging to any nation surest Triple of the iron curtain have west been rafe history. went fish-ini- n sighted off our shores." He said tifortunately, Snyder that Russia has times as a small boat with two friends. many subs as Germany had at beFlorida famous the in were yL ginning of World War IJ, came along without tas A galesomeone else will ride waging. f'ld rich races. A Citation in the three 1 !( uhfrf- of wind at twilight and the fjnjll boat had vanished. "Aj; the late Mr. Henley so well ntfc-i"I";o the n'2ht 8 one and II three-year-ol- nmvrl thousand ; i r COMMON SENSE.. 2 yeArr feEcjpe M y RiS f f. Rer STAR, AS FAST AS OTM6R ytASTS era e? I W ;'p"r no,,, r: ) f -- ?) "" W F i V ITS FASTER.... ALL U gST OF REP STAR KEEPS THE fXNTR.V SHELF '4 f K i DE1Y 1 J |