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Show One False Move C,cuU Be Fata! WAUER 53 Lqvyers, 22 Business Man In U.S. Senate WINCH EU. The McCrrn-WaItf- r Immigra tion Act of 'i2 Includes mutt of th MeCarran Internal Security Act o( W) It wti universally inter- reted barring totalitarian! of II stripe and colon , , , But the WJ2 Act (Section 212. JSC) 1$ bin mc ruber or affiliate! of "I lie Communist or any other totalitar Of any foreign state" ian party investito is Minnesota of moving wisely Senator Thy ' Totalitarian t arty in iielinra Allen V, Section J01. Par. 37) aa "an or-gate the furur surrounding the dismissal of Dr. aniiation w huh advocate! th Aetin as dimetor of the National Bureau of Standards, became alarmed when 50 of the bureau's scien- abliihnient In the U. 8. of "THURSDAY, Ar'RIL 23, 1953 ... Complete qnd Fair Probe Of Pr. Wise Move Astin Firing f By ETtl EDSOSf KEA Staff Carrtiu.hsl ' - . rh' WASHINGTON (.EA)-Law- yer . ol Ml jagain domuiate th U. 8 SpnitiJweututU,. illd Uxh Uaajmnan and according to tabulation made from Jarkaon pf WanlitngtuD atate. the new, firit edition of the &3rd Suty-oaenator, not quite aentloa ce(igrrii(Mnl directory. of the Mai. are war Vct la the abort autobiographical !.rln, r. i urM w.r r aketche which members ef Con- - n lQ Wori4 y,r H and (out In the in u',bpinih Amerlcin War. i.e.. iiiimm hi d nicmocii uirrtiory, m oi m OvUtandlng War Recerd Identify tntiiue !vt lawyrrt. It Holland of Florida and Martin of igurea U Si per cent. Pennsylvania won the OUtingulih ... Thyo Totalitarian PlcUtorthjp or tists, many of them key men, announced their intention mrn'i am lety 1 piadt up of Green of lihoile laiaud, ftusatU ef Gror- - two-Uilr- da n Tot -- to resign in My if the Astin ouster is carried out. To tht Dept. of Justin thla ai Hit Officially, Astin was removed ly Secretary of Com- mcane only Communist had no merce Sinclair Weeks, but the actual itppi were taken by ler' follower supposedly plan for the U. g. his assistant, Craig Sheaffer. Astin was charged with, totalitarian to major general PougU U."1 the Dept. of lmml Apparently, "of a comHlinol, ,Dd Cooler of Kentucky paving been "lesa than fair" in handling tests gration never heard of the Nail "" bold the Bronte Sur. Scnmr Pot- mercial Droduct made by a California firm, a rhint; "Today Germany la Our. there were 70. Tomorrow Whole World . !ter of Michigan wa wounded three storage battery "additive" designed to prolong the life of The art fledthe oath What the legal profession ha lost time, losing botA legs, and Sennow taken by a battery,1 la the tenata baa been ator Pouglai wis wounded twice. personnel of the Justice Dept. in The bureau is the government's top scientific testing elude a declaration that the Indi more than mide up by an tncreiie Sen. Mike Minefield of Montana la "not in the number of businessmen. Communist nor I quit the eighth g:ade to Join the agency, the final court of trial for many processes designed vidual Twenty-twena- - Navy In World War 1. then aerved of thii aesslon'e Fascist" ... The new U. S, Attor ultimately for either commercial or government ub. As ney tor Jdentlfy themselve a having ia the Army and Marine. He klp- (In N. V.), J. Edward Lum of such, it obviously must stick to the strictest standards bard, Jr., took that oath on April "u uiouiesi, irn pea sign tcoooi, put passed college giii cuunci'iiuo impartiality in judging the value of any device or process. lit . . . Both Mr. Lumbard and yean igo the number wai onlyieaarai and became a professor, Brownell have the duty , ' Senator Brlcker of Ohio wai a eight. YVema Una all! Statin ipu enuit di uih uujcvmc noun to In "Totalitarian" 11 Interpret senator Sixteen of the identify chaplain In World War 1. Insists he did not, that the bureau'i testa were thorough eluding Communists, Facita and themselve is being farmers. Thii Three senators lost sons In action and fair and that the additive in question was deemed Pianazis uch a Prof. Gleseklng World War II Sallonstall of li ltyi good political adverUs-Il- n " " who got the to play Carneworthless." Lehman of hew ing line. But moit of the senators Massachusetts, ' Hall this week ... gie Something When his discharge wa announced, Astin told report' run their farm as sidelims, or as York, George of Georgia. Five of aieanaaui the Saltonstall children were In absentee landlords. era. he had' asked Wk to review his agency's testing World War II. Aside these three main from methods. suggeHting as checker! either the respected Na We have double-pl rldnr taboo Only 31 aenatori list their re of business man 1 lawyer, II tional Academy of Sciences or a special committee of In Our Town but not for the Soviet affiliations. HgJoui a Utile and difficult it'a farmer, , -... num. trv k l.-- l i - delegate clogging up traffic it .i .I" Wincn None Hsu membership In lato mike any ibary classifications fClenUSlS feumiiy review mo 68th and Park ... Marie Thereje tor the new senate. They ire law bor union. carently he drew no response. Feeney tthf Mirror man'i dghtr.) senator are still yers md farmer, or businessmen An independent group of scientist! at Massachusetts will be the June bride of Edw. their fl.it term Jn the upelse and the nmeiMrvln8 it loraethlng Radio-T. Cronln . . Mirror Att'n, Institute of Technology in Boston has tested the product time. But among the principal or,Pr houw of Congress, though a Mag: Thank for the Radio New in question, and arrived at a different verdict from the Cold careen Hated by the,'iumb'' f 'bese bad previously Medal . . . Auto mfr and in- served as representative in the senators are these: bureau. In its judgment, the additive does increase battery turince firm tre trying to vuth 49 h b,v hwBusinessmen DUtlnguhlng thru bill which would mark every life in some instances. over car ten aeven old n.!J . n! . Is . Eight at year future or banker, more Illegal than Astin'j reputation Clearly, ' r! ,.T,th,D four author, four reporter,, two!"1"?'-,poromy Harding miy soon be a World Scene atake. The Bureau of Standard! and iti technique! and veep Ullrd. it tus. She' from one of printer, two engineer. Most of attitudes are in question. That li why the 60 scientific the igencle. Would bring icada these art included in the broad Senator Hayden of ArUon his classification above as businessspecialist! in the agency threaten resignation, and why of big biz with the twitch ... Add been in the Senate '26 years and Grand Torcbanti: "I'm In Love men. one If is about there thing earetui an outside scientific groups asking many itudy With Stranger Who Ii Cone" . . the character of tht new Senate Senator George of Georgia 31 I A.V. Heuaton of Int'l Newi Sound ef the whole issue.. which distinguishes It from others years. After this much service, it Thye ihould draw from Weeks and his aidei tvery photo and Catherine Nlehol in the past, it Is this greater pro-- is probably safe to assume that, by occupation, they are professional DOrtinn nf hlJftiniicman Item ia the bill of particulars against Astin, He houl4 mergea yesterday ... One B'wiy and street itind (Cicero's) of the senators PoUUclani, hear Astin'i side as well. On top of this, a complete icien- - had SOth in advance 'tale of 500 for aay art college graduates. tific recheck of the controversial battery additive would Confidential Mag. which debunki viously li a man of Importance. talks, And blm harder te under- - This they By PHIL VEVSOM is 80 per cent of tht toUl. So etana. cniei ' B Alio li Ht Winnlngton, bureau'i of to the No. fair a United They Say I Analyst measure Trts feretg Heel." leem indicated, provide wiy'l ind apologist for Nor cm they understand why Eleven of these college men boast when the Com- propagandist morning Every schothat made the efficiency. they honorary testing Senator McCarthy should be tht bt bu followed the course be his. roll up to Panmun-Jom- , Communists in Korea. fraternity, Phi Beta Kappa. first to demand such an investiIf the case against Astin ia well founded, It must be When he atari la Reno the min- - munist jeeps' It is Winnlngton who is quoted ne gainea me repuiauon oi Do lastic effeminate ap thin, tall, I One Arkanof of them Fulbright won't permit Joe E. LewU most often by Red China's Pelplng ing an excellent newsman during established beyond all doubt bo gation of activities about which pcientista still sgement to In the ipot. He loses pearing Englishman crawls from Radio on the Korean truce talks the last war when fat wn ic- - sas wn a Rhodes scholar. he has ii yet attempted no exone and of itrolla seat the In the bureau will not wTeck the agency by walking out hi gamble front loot t the opposition I... A senators list mem planation. or, as of now, on the prisoner credlted to Allied force in the tht Communist tents. ' If Astin has. been unfairly charged, that, too, should be book firm flirting with labor toward General Former Pacific, and was tht first man bership in Greek letter social ob exchange. Indicate HI ha ewigger at the fraternities. .Four .of them must Francis Attorney into Hiroshima, Blddle asks Justice ouickly demonstrated so he may be restored to duty and iruume neaaunei ... TO earaen. Japan, A Beport Midi have been BMOC big men on the youngster: Chefs at top to determine war i end. Department the bureau set back on its course performing vitaj worg welting ort hotel get 1500 per week . . . li tht ont who re- Winnlngton whether Senator McCarthy has camptis for they list membership industrialist!. for the nation and ita WPIX itaffen expect lightning to were Nations United in the honorary leadership frater Violated any laws. porte4 tht (Since thii editorial wai written Secretary Weeks has swiao nam uen. MBr. down nity of Omlcron Delta Kappa. returning tmiclites ' ghosts ' ana So let Qon't tell you our re with trmi and legs There art seven bachelors In I'm lost. My cousin is lost. My They Say cripples pulled a surprise awitch, by recalling hia dismissal pf Astin cent "Mruceanyone "hacked off." this Senate, which is a greater other cousin is lost, too. We'rt (Little Girl) which wai to have taken effect last Saturday. He announced story dldn t It Rich" Aik to want dlt. I a correspon the prohappen. number than usual. For the benefit aU lost Ostensibly, hi killer of that Astin will continue as director until late aummer or ducer. The pirigraph it the rooit from tlte files of dent for the London Daily Worker. Fred McManus, Taken any designing females that Little girl to .policeman at Sen. ef five.. quoted thing we ever pirblithed-- vii But there ia aome mystery early fall. Ai loon ai this announcement wai made, be interested, tht tingle White House Herald. Prove might the e t ... in the Mis- about him Thye called off the scheduled investigation. of the Senate H is tht renegidt ion ef t Is! order to hive everybody inppi uieiicy teit one query 10 Yean Small Business Committee.) Personal Health Service liked Ago tfr Vh'prlvttt "7:r'' membt-rthi- o AUy-O- o. Vw. " ht v" - W a -- uucm .i.. Forty-seve- n part-tim- e Mtrkj' - ? Renegade Son of Substantial English Family Chief Propagandist for Reds fe" J"? L ',13 Seventy-seve- n Twenty-thre- e I fair-mind- I . OnceNQWs Now History - I teen-igt- d g. word-of-mou- Negroe who want to vm substantial English family which ii: "How miny bubble to a bar today would rather not mention of soap?" . . .Thanki to the dark Apra is, him. Air Leather Co. of Waco, Texai, for An Insanity verdict by Phot nil, He U laid to - have been a Ruth Wtonla lived Ariiona those Jury donating laddlea and "problem child," frustrated and An Omaha radio station had a bright Idea. Last year retm to the ipecjal n Fund Judd from the giiiow. ine coui unsuccessful in hi relationships ital to the committed flood. tht On first ordered her anniversary the city had a lerious Ppny Contest ... Has your child jts with others. me a leUer telling why be or hospital propqeal by the He became an editor en tht station thought it would be Interesting to repeat the radio lent woma teaiove Worker after only two weeks pony? A pony Rooaevelt administration ior bulletins pf the disaster, stating of course at the beginning .u. of industry and a Dally and with no previous tsperltbct iDougnti . . . Heidune: ersl supervision uj.r Vm mnA tVof ttila nraa TMaof fctatnrv nmotViln(T nnf J fcilV week wai encountering w..w va....g, Paul Robeion hold memorial nui muvvJl piiU lIJOW fclWO at newimin. rally for Stalin" . . . Why hi he more and more opposition . . . Keith hardening at the moment. He Has a Friend nchool Provo former never held one for Amerlcin Ne-- Wihlqulit, The result was exactly wnat might have been expected man, was named luperintendent This man who has sold out to nam In Korea? staUn py groei announce Weber county achooli, the Communists is now about 43. Many people who had not heard the preliminary of th ment Jumped to the conclusion that another Hood was m succeeding B. A. rowler . . . Winnington'a sidekick behind the England and France were leeklng Red lines is an Australian, Wilfrid minent Still others had heard the whole program, an the lid of the United State I (n Burchett, to it nouncement and all, but paid no particular attention world currency itiblUzaUon after Burchett if about three years until the news of disaster shocked them into alarm. The this country had gone off the gold younger thin Winnlngton ind ln standard . . . announcement wis looks hli exact opposite. Burchett result was a panic which affected a great many people, made in Provo of tht engagement ii itopky, with a puck - like face and probably injured, the station reputation when it was of Virginia Rei, Provo to T. Clark exuding good humor, in contrast was stunt a New System of Toxation Sanford, learned that the program Salt Laka City, the mar to Winnlngton s fox - like features. to take place in June . . This recalls the much more widespread panic In 1938 Burchett is not ai expert as riage School Operation Elder of Utah Stake were organii Winnlngton with the party line but that followed Orson Welles' radio dramatization of H. G. For ball ing "mush" iioftqalDteam UN newsmen, seeing bim from day Wells' novel. "The War of the Worlds," a story of an Editor. Henld: the an- to day while covering the truce for league competition Th at commission Mars. uo from the bv the of earth invasion let Although nual Better Homes demonstration imagined both beginning and end it was stated that this was purely legislature,thetwo years ago, to in- show wai opened in tht Women'i needi of the public Club House, featuring tht use of vestigate ImAcinarv. twrmla who had heard only part ef th prosram schools ind to recommend meins intlgue furniture. went Into a frenzy. A later study of this example of crowd of lupplying them, ipent most of for that psychology put it: "People all over the United States were the' $50,000andipproDriated In a delayed report 10 Yean Aga praying, crying, fleeing frantically to escape death from. purpose recommended: (1) that the echools the Martians. needed more money than they were April 23, 1943 Thii broadcast was made more realistic because real getting; (2) that teachers needed The Office of Price Admlnistri- tlon advised housewives to go place names in New Jersey and vicinity were mentioned, atheraise ln pay; (3) that to get ahead with cinnlng programs on money (a) property taxei be Welles having changed the locale of the story from the Increased; (b) that a ttt per cent tht same basis n last year lnc original Great Britain. Evidently radio reporters of fictional tax be levied on liquor; (c) that no "changes are contemplated In calamities would do well to avoid this extra bit of realism. if that 'va not enough, money be sugar provisioni for home can He who loughs lost hos probning . . . Soviet artillery' killed The moral is not that "there ought to be a law," but dnwn from ibe sales tax fund. 1,000 German troop and frippled ably taken the time to figure our The above Information I received that everyone concerned, from broadcaster to audience, from a committee appointed to six tanks la smashing a aeries rt wasn't funny in the first ploct. of German counter-attac- k should show more sense. design study the report. If that is correct, hasn't $50,000 of tax money ed to stave off annihilation of the SIDE GLANCES Axlt bridgehead in the northwest been wasted? This question of support for the Caucasus . . . War manpower chief Reds Proudly school and taxation for that pur- Paul V. McNutt if under fir from because of hit new If you were the betting type, you could have figured pose bringi up the whole questios organised labor job. changes restricting regulations of taxation ind welfare. public it for a sure thing that the Communists would use the The at increased wage a move which question of "ability to pay" in routes to Allied move Korea North WMC chairman Fowler V. prisoner designated is basic and has long beeq ac deputy taid would cut labor turn large military supplies free of the bombing harard. They cepted ai just and equitable. Abili Harper over 50 per cent , . . Spokesman ty to pay rests upon Income. did, of course. - that - heavy - Japanese - air of family homes taid It's not so long ago," but a lot of us rnayTave f ofgotien Small "homes no Income but, on the and ground reinforcements are produce that it the early stages of the Gorean war the Reds used contrary, are a source of expense moving into southwest Pacific civilian refugees en masse to cloak armed. thrusts across Why tax them? The sales tax is "with great rapidity" and situation not based upon Income buts upon is now becoming mort menacing bridges and other barriers. on the Australian front Nobody really expects any show of honor from these outgo. Whyto tax people on what to live? tncy have fellows, but we still are always a little shocked at each dis A graduated spend Income tax plus a we to In dishonor. between that times, severance tax on wealth extracted get thinking hy pf maybe next time they 11 be different. Naturally, they from the natural resources, un m Disaster? Oyer the ' GUlette-Bunyo- ... TT Letters to The Editor ... moved Into ont house, we bive to leirn to live together. Wflter Reuther, CIO president, on merger wttn aiu Case of the Anemic Surgeon" If we're going to get labor unity wi've got to create the proper at I By WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. Becmst cooking destroys vita. Professional man .aged 50 de- - mins, it became common practice decades fallowing the dls- mosphere. veloped what wa diagnosed as.ln George Meiny, AFL president, secondary anemia, that is, the covery py urs. wurpny and Minot en merger with CIO. lnat tomeimng in fresh raw common ga ofluver aummaiea proaucuon oz rea Apn The people cm be sure the th iu ,'va uvrr CAiiitu anemia, which iui)suB,ica, Army Is well supplied to carry by injection into the vein. secondbe out iti mission. The ammunition may Today, as explained in pamphlet ary to any one The Red Blood Vitamin, available supply was good tverywbere I of scores of on written reouest (no cllonine.looked. common u you provide itamped, Army Secretary B o b r t T. ments. The red Stevcni on return from Korea. envelope, one can corpuscle county, two or three little tablets in You might sty I'm quite was as low as the ordinary way and get as good with my ball club. (nor- or better 2,250,000 g effect as Leo Durocher, New York Gianti mally it is from a painful, expensive "shot" Dr. Brady more of liver extract. manager. or less). Hemoglobin (coloring QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS I don't think we ought to go matter of the red corpuscles) was Vitamin A beyond the continental boundary 50 per cent (normally it is 90 per ia admitting states. Please tell me how much vitacent, mort or less.) He suffered Sen. John C. Stennii (D., Miss.) all the time from muscular pains min A a person can take without fighting statehood for Hawaii. and neuritis. Although he had the getting- that disagreeable fishy attendance of what he considered aftertaste? (Mrs. F. H.) doors or There art bo teats, Answer A recent refinement has "the best blood and cardiovascu. . , i: i i i windows but God is her. in a1 i urawuau.. lar men ln the country," dieted, ciiMuiinvrn ii is Memphis, Tenn., minister holds had blood transfusions and what pure vitamin A acetate. I believe Sunrise services ln unfinished! seemed 3 tablets dally (each 25,000 units) gallons of iron and churchy compounds injected into the plenty and titer the first week or t f vein the red cell count still wavI think that Malenkov was ered between 2,000,000 and, Signed' letters, not more of either ln a dilemma caught one page or 100 words than He chose war or peace. making months of messing After twenty long, pertaining; to personal to nave the peace talks in order blood and best with "the health and hygiene, not to disto solidify his position because be around cardiovascular men in the counease, diagnosis or treatment, is not too sure of nimself. will be aniwered by Dr. Brady (probably doctors who have Elchelberger try" an Impressive line of chatter) he if a (tamped, e 8th Army (Ret.) began eating liver once a day. envelope Is enclosed. Address In three weeks of liver eating sack correspondence to Dr. William Brady, co The Dally the red cell count rose to 4,176,000 By GALBRAITH and the hemoglobin to 75 per cent, Herald, Provo, Utah. He had no more muscular pains, no tired feeling on exertion. His two 2 a day and after a month or color became normal. two one a day will answer every He continued to eat a good meal of fried or broiled liver pnee a purpose. Eat the Apple Skins Ton day for five weeks, plus anything How should sprayed apples be else he "wanted except meat liver treated so one may eat the skins was the only meat be ate. At the too? (Mr. L. W.) end of the five weeks period his red cell count was 5,146,000 and it Answer scrub apples with soap remained there a little higher and water and rinse with water to for months after he had discos make them safe to eat skins and all,. tlnued eating liver. Alcohol Is Not a Stimulant Being a surgeon the patient has Please clarify the statement that an idea or two worth careful ConIn hi case there was alcohol is never a stimulant. (W. sideration. a trace of albumen in the urine F. F.) Answer It is as clear as it can while he was eating so much liver. The albumen disappeared after he be. AIL medical authorities agree alcohol is a depressant from stopped the liver treatment. He that to last. In twentieth rentnrv believes now that he pushed the first medicine and surgery liquor Is treatment unnecessarily. If he were treating a case of anemia never used where a stimulant li now he would prescribe only three required. meals of liver a week. I have cited the surgeon's case from my file. It happened before 1 the discovery of vitamin B12 and folic acid, activator of B12. both present in liver. B12 and folic acid were isolated frnm liver only 7 and 5 years ago. Whether the surgeon's anemia was really primary, pernicious anemia he does not say, m . .u ihough he seems to raise one eyebrow when he says it was "diagnosed 89 secondary" without indicating what it was secondary to t. a him. (and darned if I'll reconstruct the Willie Ohkes says be and his sentence now). He raises the doubt wift never tost harsh words when it he believe "I again says back and forth. She does the "How many ef you girls r in favor of walking right Into is absolutely safe to recommend pitching and ht dot the catch J tht Kremlin and telling Maltnkow a f ew things?" this treatment lor anemia in any . tvoi v - blood-buildin- ILIVVU! MY Practice Dishonor .; " Barbs questionably, would provide aUthe funds necessary to support the schools and ill other public services. I am Informed that Phila delphla has a graduated Income tax system and ao has abolished property taxes. The natural re sources of Utah, coal, iron, copper, oil and gas and many others are so great that a reasonable tax or royalty on the wealth ex traded from them unquestionably Modern improvements are wonderful. A metropolitan would supply ample funds for all bus system says that in 1905 horsedrawn carriages moved public welfare purposes. As It is natural wealth is being drain' at the rate of 14.8 miles per hour through Piccadilly, one our ed away and going mostly out of London's longest and widest thoroughfares. .The coming side the state. or tne automobile ana the resultant congestion as cut the New occasions, new clrcum stances and conditions require new average time to 6.2 miles per hour. methods. What is needed, it seems to me, is to adopt an entirely new It was a tough and longer than usual few weeks, but system of taxation, one based the nation finally made it around the training period and upon ability to pay, the graduated into the baseball season. We trust when the grandmothers income tax, and one which utilizes natural resources wealth for and favorite aunts get sick now they will make it before jthe t the public welfare. time. game . A. MITCHELL never are. Communists practice dishonor as proudly as we practice Jts opposite. The only time you can expect them to act honorably is when you have so trapped them that they . have no alternative. Those are the only conditions, incidentally, under which we shall ever get an enforcible peace from the Reds on any front m the world. ( Br HAL COCHRAN You only have to go out on the roads Sunday afternoon to realise what a great turnover tht motor industry has. . English wpman played a violin continuously for eight hour. What a nice rest for the chin. An . town ln an Indiana Thieve stole a fire escape stairway from a small hotel. Now the police are laning step. w Wonder how many heroes art brave when nobody is looking. Washington man'i auto collided with another driven by his wife. Of course you know whose fault it was. A . If you want to leave tht wift behind you when you go on va cation, men, explain that travel broadens one. .1.-- -- are-sen- ic Lt.-Gs- Robert one-tim- -- 1QMB EE lii .. - form." klr |