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Show UTII UINTAH BASIN RECORD. DUCHESNE. Classified Department AUTOS, TRUCKS & ACCESS. xjvm '3 ALTER rn o its to i tern . SHEAD -- 'l l v' - is costing consumers 01 lobby racket in Washington vpHE 50 to million dollars a year, 1 the nation anywhere up ft to conservative estimates. Under the congressional reorganization act, lobbyists are -- auired to register with congress. To date, 951 individual 662 .-1 a good bit on the The tremendous volume of our network belated side, it seems about ofrtroiler merited enables us to buy for time to rearrange a few national Jess the savi-igore pasted on to you. football rankings, and also see what might be done about the plight of the Far West m Rose Bowl matters. In the first place, we can see no argument for putting Notre Dame over Michigan. The ftm'-f- ; is i rir two teams played three common opponents, Pittsburgh, LIVESTOCK Northwestern and FATTFN HOGS FASTI- R bv stimulating A LTHOUGH ac-.yii- n s lob-ast- s organizations have registered, according to r representing !und-uQuarterly, a reliable source of information. Congressional by These organizations are expending approximately five million dollars annually In salaries alone and, according to estimates, the cost of expenses, offices, clerical help, entertainment, food and amount to 10 times the salaries paid. There is no liquor will doubt but that this sum spent to influence legislation in congress t " - js passed on to the voters. rscssfc5i Heie is a box score with approximate salary expenditures: organizations like the U. S. chamber of commerce and Twenty-si- x 6S R Association of Manufacturers, $289,250 annually; 23 buildinj itional n anc and real estate organizations, $212,410; 22 financial organizations dlcate 0jucts 51 food and agricultural concerns, $581,810; 35 17,600; oil, gas anc 21 power and communications dor orgamza inmg organizations, $236,990; 3mre'is, $228,800; 79 transport associations, $68,000; 5 highway associations 11 water or ,r.e 57 railway organizations, $259,386; 0, shipping con yarlrns, $108,000; 48 miscellaneous companies, $163,033; 49 miscellaneoui 61 citizens groups, $218,886; 75 employees groups, idy pi. de groups, $244,100; is useo5,383 ; 28 farm groups, $195,800; 9 foreign policy groups, $233,704; li r !mlr Sessional organizations, $126,368; 26 reclamation groups, $150,408; 2f 21 veterans and military Biidp organizations, $112,950, and gioups, $72,420 ; Y- womens groups, $39,731. 2L W p maihtffasiaMiaHii wMortiswirt1 tf FAVORS tJMT . . . John Thomas Southern Taylor (left), national legislative director of the American Legion, predicted almost immediate house passage of the universal military training bill as he presented Rep. Walter G. Andrews (Rep., N. Y.) with 10,000 peUtions favoring A vfrrx- ru UMT. Ii - I j. si Jt Califor- nia. In the total count Michigan was something like 74 points in front. Few thought Michigan had a to equal chance their appetites with Dr LeCseir 8 Hog Prescription Also an ideal tonic for brood sows and pigs Has heloed increase pronts for millions of hog ra&ers Satis, guar. ROLL FOX MISCELLANEOUS IFY FLO PFD Overnight Serviee. uloss Pnns 8Hih 2xc de All sizes. each Kepnnts BILIINGS, IVIOVTAVA, BTLDSOb, Noe Dames marTOULTRY, CHICKS & EQUIP. gin ot 31 points over HI LP YOIR HFN be profit tble Invers. Southern California. Michigan add- Stimulate poor ctppotites with Dr LeGear s Poultry Prescription m all their feed Used ed 18 points to this score. bv successful pouiiivnien everywhere. The worst that Michigan should The best poultry tonic monev can buy. get is to be ranked on a par with WANTED TO BUY Notre Dame. I believe Notre Dame E BUY AI SELL Michiknow I has the line. stronger Office Furniture, Mies, Typewriters, AddSUFFER THE LITTLE CHILDREN . . . Although the bands of this M ichines elusive more has the faster, Softs, Cash Registers ing gan little French girl are covered with sores resulting from malnutrition, HA1T1AKI DFSK HAVOF better the has backs. pass 828 South BUU Michigan bt. bait Lake City. Utah they hold her cherished doll as tenderly as might any normal child. attack with several good passers She is one of the suffering youngsters overseas who will benefit through reNations Appeal for Children, a and three or four fine pass the American Overseas more has Also Buy U. S. Savings Bonds! ceivers. Michigan world-wid- e group supported by the gifts of people from some 30 and better deception. nations. The drive will be conducted during February. In the new, rearranged slot, here is hew the teams should be placed; that makes folks No. 1 slot Michigan, Notre sleep all night! Dame, now sleep undisturbed because of No. 2 slot Texas and S.M.U., Thousands the news that tbeir being awakened night after night mt cht be from bind smiaun not th on a par. oley ktdney let shops so i hat ea condition bbladNo. 3 slot Penn State. Louis buue Pills usually allay within so Pills so and der is irritation toiey prevalent came of Texas The State through potent froev Pills must benefit you Ywithin 24 BACK. brilliantly, aided largely by Doak hours or DUUBIE YORK MOM from tost Get tolev Pills drugWalker and Bobby Layne. Layna Make h24ullhour satisfaction or DOUBLE YGUH gist In the outclassed Harry Gilmer MONEY BACK. a test. On the full seasons count, Walker and Layne move up with Bob Chappuis and Iff ' Johnny Lujack as four of the star backs of the year. S M U. has Walker back for two more years and this means two more years of S M U. success, although Blair Cherry at Texas will have a lot to say about It. s G. Rice KMMsMiy i j stio"' ALTER WINCHELL I-- doodling et out on the Typewriter a VP big New recently colyum'd about a pretty een heater operator for alleged Hungarian waitress (working in the k PrlcSme tax evasion. Insiders hear it U. S. senate snack bar) who thought she'd like bach in Vienna, " which a 'is like a gaol term for sure. . . . is so much being more gay!" . . . The item pm is Duke told intimates she was her picture in the gazettes. . . , Who) ed to come here (from Paree) followed apparently changed bet mind, . , . An lieutenant from Neu ause her orchid farm simply York flew toarmy see her and spoke ardent to be put on a paying basis. wordage . . . . Another reader phonett 11, times Is tough all over, her from Scranton, Fa.,.. She is nou quite awed and bewildered by the way ady, "theengs hoppen zo qvickly to a strain-chJ in Amerrytkah! -- 7 I Biggest yock of the year. The Radioracles: You can disTie a famed fellows toupee cover Inner Sanctums spot on the Off bis dome (into his zoop) id dial where heebie meets jeebte. ie oilier night in a Hollywood This show remains the topper among the spook spots. Aid-Unit- j,e feas are checking the a PEARSON kl-- V ' '& V, 5. MM-'M X v-- if . i "i fliwnfin 'i n 1 i a m Of- raiiVn i STALIN ILL . . . Mario Pimentel Brandao, Brazilian ambassador to Moscow for 18 months before Brazil broke relations with Russia, says tiiat Prime Minister Stalin Is suffering from paralysis of his right side. SYS Texas-Alabam- qctors to Study Atomic War s XI strategists have estimated that the United States has RMY-NAV- until 1951 before Russia produces the atomic bomb in quantity, ever igh she probably has the secret now. During these next three years, therefore, the government St and faces the grim task of quietly briefing its doctors for a possible atomic war. medical know-hoit is estimated, will reduce a tnec fatahtics by Proper from 25 to 40 per cent in case of an American I iitkerH,rosh,ma- Mf a. & kzi FOR ERP . . . Lewis Douglas, U. S. ambassador to Great Britain, came bearing charts to congress to warn the legislators that timidity and reluctance to face facts on European aid may lead to incalculable consequences for America. Appearing before the senate foreign relations committee, he gave the group the state departments statistical background supporting the four-yeEuropean recovery plan. BACKGROUND - actic: The sPecial atomic medical course will cover the following high points, iistres Casualties from an atomic explosion caused by concussion, flying debris, or flash burns. 41 y ao Individuals within a mile of the bomb blast are exposed to a lethal radioactivity. This is deadly. No matter how healthy they T appear, it Is useless to treat them. Casualties one to three miles n the target center are in serious danger, but can be saved by prompt lical attention. Mst dangerous are the deadly gamma rays. These attack the blood cells, causing severe internal hemorrhages. Only blood transfusions r skin la massive scale can save life. Soap fr Alpha and beta particles are less dangerous, since they cannot pass joy ire trough the skin. But they can enter the body through the nose, mplyirlth or a wound- VAPC dose of ' 5 ar wzm, Cfv 41 PHILLIPS Porch Issue Epie Washington Harry AND NO DEPENDENTS . n Wr - . Wendy Rey Stocking, one of Chicagos youngest models, tolls off the figures as she counts her earnings in preparation for paying the last installment of her 1947 Income tax. decision of Truman to and tile floors) but it represents a $15,000 porch on the White step never before taken by an bas Put the Marshall plan, American President and thus berebef, peace inflation and comes an event of national signifil wheat speculation in the back- - cance. If we encourage Harry In md. it may cost him the elec-- , this, how far will he go? One porch parties are being may lead to another. He can develop a porch habit. And, unchecked, he Up all over America. I t may go on with plans to add a watch-towe- r or a cupola. If it is the jThe Republicans already have 1948 slogan to Missouri note that he is after what capitalize this suet A porchless White House is to stop him from sticking a silo kis good enough for Lincoln; Just east of the building and tossing Is 8od enough for Truman! in a chicken house and milkshed? . Ith a supplementary one, !nimVen Roosevelt eft the White IMPOSSIBLE TASKS: Uninijuse exterior alone. Interesting a man who hat fust ad Ac shoieled his sidewalk in a talk on the may seem a little thing beautiful crystal formations in etery ;k Rl nprch 40 foot by 10 with iron rails indntdual snowflake it misery ibjCflse a Anti-porc- h I. t an- i A M ' tivtuS W' in d'l0'ST BROOK PEGLER like glo I 5$ r debate Declines deplorable, I suppose, that the art of debate has declined congress but also in other forums, to the on conuent that clamor and yammer now do the work of argument. The may be that the people always have been incapable of strong, nminating Judgment and have been governed by their emotions er than their intelligence in reaching enormous decisions. the time of our great congressional orators our press was primi-anits circulation was so small that obviously it could reach only ew t the literate minority. Inasmuch as there was no radio, m 1 that the influence of the debaters in congress on the Ul)yud ofseem the people must have been theoretical. The radio, by itself, seemed to promise mankind a perfect 'Vesprojof debate. But, in the hands of people. It was exploited Msem ampd!Um R11 Pervertcd from its beginning and today, for all Its marvelous and i, raw, ti technical improvement and its extravagance, radio is simply a mucoij means of enlarging the volume and range of Incoherent, Irrelevant more ad more theatrical outcries. kionV 18 a Presidential Lhet-ib- l year, a strange quadrennial moon which always ust howling and twitching like arboreal Caribs making voodoo courh 1', us, y buck; cheken-head- s and things unspeakable. At the two great conven-- I 1 1 S5' orations will be echoes of hundreds of past humiliations of the C B'1 merican Intelligence, all absolutely artificial i olas dr eiei Foot ot jac only in our national t. x d " . Wallace Draws mo n! Pf 8Uttnir ien do pu if Very and arduous road lVnUS,StateS ballot. 8nd E1Ve" Futile as his uicTV i ay may be Henry Wallace THU'130 me people a real service. He worth fg'efte the radical element. 0rn tnajor parties, la X r ii ' A i hbA TwS if T aM V r le- - I if " Mi 1 f . . . Chester Bowles, former OPA chief, dissur-e- y patched to Turope to make a of conditions among children countries, explains his of war-tor- n mission to reporters in Taris. MM'- v- r ' - j. THIS f s 'v and put them in one pen. His group ITS LIKE 1 In NR (Natures Remedy) Tablets, (here are na chemicals, no minerals, no phenol derivatives. NR Tablets are difTerent act difTerent Purely vegetable a combination of 10 vegetable ingredients fcrmula'ed over 50 years ago. Uncoated or candy coated, their action is dependable, thorough, yet gentle, as millions of NRs have proved. Get a 25f box Use as directed. LWY CHT, QUICK RELIEF FOR ACID INDIGESTION PILES TROUBLE? For Quick Relief DON'T DELAY ANY LONGER! Now, doctors formula you can use at home to relieve distressing discomfort of palnIt, p irritation due to piles, lends to soften and shrink swelling Use this proven doctors formula. Youll be amazed at Us speedy action relief Ask your druggist Ointtoday fox Thornton A Minor a Rectal ment or Suppositories, follow label Instructions. for sale at all drug store - In the bowl game their reflexes and reactions were creaking Michigan made it look even worse by being just the opposite fast, quick and smart to an outstanding degree. It isnt going to help matters next fall if Michigan wins the Big Nine title again. This means that a second or possibly a third place team will make the trip and probably win again without any great trouble. But what a squawk will rise up along the Pacifics rim if Michigan wins and either Minnesota or some other team is sent out U.C.L.A. last season was supposed to have the best material on the coast. Yet U.C.L.A. lost four games, without meeting Michigan or Notre Dame. Stanfords material A MCKESSON BOBBINS PHODCCT was only fair. U.S C. and U.C.L.A. lose a flock of veterans In 1948, 0441 It may be that Pop Waldorf can WNU W start something at California. He lost only one game last season and, right now. Pop and his Bears seem GRADUATESI L to be the mam west coast hope. The west coast is packed with star athletes in every other field. There IWRSIHG are fine ballplayers all over the football the Just why landscape PROUD material should suddenly run dry when you recall the stars of other PROFESSION! years is a mystery. You could understand this happening for a year or two But the west coast hasnt many opportunities for graduates in had a good football team in the last fisc hospitals, puMic health etc. six or seven years It has had no leads lott.IV. team to be rated close with the best well prepared nurse need neves be in the other sections. without a job or an income. was the time is about It picture open to girls under 35, changing, but at the moment there graduates and college girls. is no suih evidence In sight from the for more Information .ask material at hand The great years at the hospital whrre you Warner. Buck of Howard Jones.-Poi Shaw and Babe Ilollingberry seetn to have faded ito the mists. M3-- HIGH-SCHOO- ff All Radicals socialistic inclinations; the theorists who believe in government planning, and that greater something for nothing class who expect the government to provide for their needs. . stecl-helmet- ' 4 "e(n announcing a candidacy will include the avowed followers of , Presidency on a new party the Moscow party line; the pinks a,1f having that party recog- - and fellow travelers; those with n - FAMILIAR SIGHT . . . You are looking down on a climbing line of marines as they ascended the gangway Into the attack USS Bexar before the vessel sailed for Mediterranean watransport ters. MaJ. Gen. Clifton B. Cates, marine corps commandant, said the sending of 1,000 marines to the Mediterranean was strictly routine." f , r PATTERSON M,- A - JUGHT fkrMx?" Tf'Pf. FLENTY SCARED . . . Brig. Gen. Wallace Graham, White House physician accused of speculating in grain, told the senate food gambling committee that he got out of the wheat market because he was plenty scared by President Truman's scath'ng denunciation of grain speculators. You also can add that Notre Dame anJ Michigan will be almost as strong next season as they were this last year. Both lose good men, but they have plenty left and others coming in. It would be no surprise to see Michigan, Notre Dame, S.M.U. and Texas rated among the top four for 1948. Minnesota also can crowd into this picture with a break or two. The west coast is still in a bad way when it comes to Rose Bowl competition. In the last three years, Alabama, Illinois and Michigan have run up 128 points In three bowl games 83 points were scored against Southern California and 45 points against U C.L.A. And I know Frank Thomas In 1948 after scoring 34 points worked hard to keep the score down. We could have made It 70 or 80, he said. Just why good football material should be so scarce on the west coast, while extremely good everywhere else, is a mystery. But thats the way it is. In the last three Rose Bowl games, Far Western opposition has been so futile and feeble that no semblance of a contest remained. I doubt that Southern California had a man who could have made either the Notre Dame or Michigan team -- not a man. The team was big enough but slow in movement sluggish, both mentally and physically, as far as football was concerned. The West Coast Mystery uch symp uaini eft Same Leaders Next Year if. X fr J II rm'n f'nii one USS of four Brill, RLtDY FOR TURKISH NAVY . . , This is the submarines which the United States will supply to Turkey. This ship and another one are undergoing repairs at the San Frantluo naval ship yard and being readied for their Journey Into the Mediterranean. U. S. navy has announced that the vessels will be fully loaded and fully armed, as on a wartime patrol, when they leave this country for Turkey. - .1 llni.iH l ISA bigh-ecbo- p 1 |