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Show inn:s. nKoWAN. IWKOUAN I'TAH U. S., Russia Fighl Diploinalic BaHle J .I t )-- Ily UAl ru ( I sl . , . Hilt .uilliiu iliri t i ilir nihil" alrutilirs ajmi'l tunil ptiMinirs nf war lit Japiii, imith an l.miuaa Kawal.Ui, Iuiiii J ipanrvc, was Id, An; If' l'r trr ;irrc-li'- imiii. d i i il ) m t! is .it lf. hi ii Vim r snlilicr wlmm Kawakita is said tu have nnsirrati d in nmi'd him and put ( mrn mi his trail. I re I Sfl lltin-sar- lions.' i' d St ites pi i demands on f I plain - s' t daw II I la t MJ'I.ri , r 1 ' so .mil other steps which will be taken before this 'iiiile is m print, and stdl oth-ei- s m tin- - making, are part of a v goiou.s foreign policy by which we f I tin, n of ng' w are to tin li Aii i I i In v e ttiev t ert v 1 ir the I ursti.t happiness This has een dear to ohset v ers in Washington and of 1 whether t h ev merely ln k with external evidence, the currents or scent w ith new which are wafted over transoms and undi r the hig oak doors of the of the sanctis-simi- . sanctum sanctorum Sharp words have tumbled over one another since the fust verbal barrage, which was the Presidential message of March 12, 1947, sometimes described as embodying the "Truman Doctrine " May I remind you of a few of the barbed shafts TO HEAD MISSION . . n e an to block Communist aggres- wherever it appears in the world In other words we have undertaken a form of positive activity sion in the foreign field, the scope of which has never been paralleled in our history. Supporters of this policy (the majority rf congress) believe it is a preventive, not an aggressive step. They do not believe it is a foreign P'hey which von Clausewitz, the German military authority, as something the "extension" of which is war. They believe it can stop, will not start, military conflict. . E 'ft A( T WENT UVt'riNT v.tlf fi r. J -- k bi'lVi'i'.M IAdT Vi MATE r 7-- Fl ,' - I- t V ' i .v ' 1 t !' - -- 1 - lit-- 1 guaiar.tees of in mutual fieedom of speech and ulg-lon- , and fieedom lieun pm.t.ca! e . BKltTIlURIIOOI) . . . Radio songstress Kate Smith received 1917 American brotherhood arts and sciences citations for her work. The award was given by the National Conterence of Christians and Jews. . . The second way of life is K sej upem the will of a mm, nt leieibiy It lmpe'sed upon the m route upon tenor and oppu xx.i n a eemtieiiled press and tamo, fixed elections and the suppression of personal fieedoms. Strong words, those all quoted from the Truman message le-li- Congress Follows Words With Action upon the world. Then came deeds. Congie-- s ime t plemented the Presidents sage by authorizing the loan of thice bundled millions to Gietve and one bundled millions to Turkey. MiS'cms were sent at cnee to both countries. Tie United States concluded wth Britain arrangements for an economic merger of their respective zones in Germany regardless cf Russian (and Flench) failure to go along Then came the expected coup det it m which the Communists, vv.th t..e Red army backing them and tre aid of tie Communist-controllesecret polite, tce.k over the a ti Communist government of Hang i'v Immed.ately trere f a t lose stops d I x , s. x & II)0 PR R PORTS . . . I P, I t luef J. Edgar Huover was called before senate judiciary committee to explain why nil's investigation of primary election fraud in Kansas City was not carried to of rongratJatioi a sent to Ue Prcuier cf supi,:tA. was de t! on t A I iiessagc ude " ,n Ita.v, Gasperi, proems of form rg a guverr"ot it Ik ut Coiin.ur. t c:..t n end paiitst Commjnist eppe s,t,cr.. Negotiations leading to the unfreeze cf Italian property (in vv -- co-o- p loirine "i '' m Ir.dj j. ,. RHV l(,mn , c, 1 1 , . ( Gene Tunr.i' 'o tc'na as his s te g eeipts from his m . match . Dempsey. 2. The Union f S. ..th Afr.cj. 3. The groceis c 4. No. it is t.ixti tl) 5. About 2 MJ.Oue ii or over jj per cent of the P' .fist un 6. From 1781 t" 17., t. The Constitution went mtu tflo-- . 3 1. lor 100. when they learned the state legislature had dropped plans lor school budding aid. Pictured in the "new school" is Mrs. William Porter teaching her class. $9'H).0O() , i t c 1. i m:ws review Sugar Rationing Halted; Retail Meat Prices Soar 5- IT'S OVER: Sugar Is Back - which guaranteed that liberated nations would retain their soverFor the first time since April 28, eignty. Implicit, but not specifically 1042, Americans, and especially stated, in the note was a housewives, could go shopping with- that the United States will warning call for out ration coupons as the governa United Nations investigation of ment called a halt to the rationing the circumstances under which of sugar for households, restaurants Hungarys democratic regime was and hotels. and Communist rule inoverthrown Secretary of Agriculture Clinton stalled. Anderson announced the move, exMain proposal embodied in the plaining that it was made possible protest was that the United States, bv the appearance of larger supGreat Britain and Russia make a plies of sugar than previously had investigation of the political joint been thought available. situation in Hungary. Russia previPrice controls on sugar, as well ously rejected two earlier American as rationing of the product for in- requests for such a probe. dustrial use will continue, however. The U. S position is that HunAll sugar controls are scheduled to Premier Nagy was forced garian expire October 31 unless congress into exile and was compelled to redictates otherwise. sign in order to make way for the Three reasons which acted to Communist seizure of power. bring about an end to sugar rationPUSHBUTTON: ing were: 1780. 7. Yes, but its reflected l.j i3 7 times stror jer tn.m mocr.sr.q 8. Ireland. 9. In 1832. 10. In Newport, R I. It erected in honor nf MichceFec Come. The tomato was enrefl. trod poisonous until he worked 9 enough courage to eat one. CLASSIFIED DEPART MENT MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Write to THE ACCORDION CFNTtRfir your new or used A ( OHIMoN dnd ut RTAVCATO ACIORDION CO 101 Greenwood Ave. &ealUe S. W&ik WANTED TO BUT WE BIT AND SUL Office Furniture. File. Tsp writer A& C ih Keiters Ing Machines Safe SALT LAKE DFK Ff Ii ANC.E $23 boulh State St., Salt Lake City, lot Look , Ao Hands Pushbutton" automatic flight, a new field in aviation, was ushered in when a pilotless army transport plane landed at Wilmington, Ohi i, after a 2,000-mil- e trip from Long Beach, Calif., during which no member of the crew touched the controls. It was the longest flight of its kind to be completed wholly by means of the pushbutton automatic system, not to be confused with drone planes or remote control flight. In the automatic flight set-uall necessary flight data was fed electrically into a master control pane) from within the plane itself. four-engi- p, Advocates Training to pound six months ago, was with the western being listed as high as $1.25 in poweis for her own preservation. Tat as I understand it, is what Scranton, Pa , and a dollar in New some people call the "Truman Doc- ,Yoik In Chicago, retail meat prices a general increase of trine " It isn't quite fair to give experienced on popular and it such an exclusive label when it 10 cents or more mid-Junnever could have been put into scarce cuts in Theie was one bright prediction, elfvvt without the yeoman service When the autumn beef ot men like Yandenheig and the however: run begins, prices are expected to other support it has drop as much as 25 per cent. This does not mean that we have "lust faith in democracy or its ability to compete in a fa.r field with communism. It means we are going to see that a fair field is maintained; that Russia will not be permitted to create chaos or to draw on the type of force and teiror she has used so far (latterly in Hungary), to enforce her way of life . The Answers - s, before 5 ient Does the .,nt. fleet Ig, as the tnonn dm v 8. A Hibernian .s a r.at.vr j what country? ' D. The first si !. ' the fa was estnhhxhri I. what year? 10. Where is t eft man thus hoi"i ' Jxt; a tomato Nf , ON SCTItHd. AID . . . Community grouns of Springport, site village of 500 population, rtreted this display on llir of promised new school, needed to relieve a (100 pupil load in facilities ... elec-t.on- Lr.; l 1 SA" I, s 7. ; ,:,i . . . . (He knew what was in the Hungarian cards.) "One1 way of life is based imon the will cif the majeiitv, and - , i , by free government, liee uiint7 , der the Aitieli x u l:.r 1 'I IT r, Hi ipf'rT,,h,v'iivsv J., r vv MINISTER . . . This picture of Sehlen Chapin, minister-delegat- e to Hungary, was taken as he entered the White House for a visit with President Truman, and probably to talk about Hungary. , 6. How long di t, of the United S! ... Ni.nujVs.HnaL site that message Possible War "The very existence of the Greek Of Extermination Stale is todav threatened by the terThe policy is based on this theory, rorist activities of several thousand armed men. led bv Communists, as nearly as I can absorb it from the people who know: who defv the government's authority at a number of points, particularUnless economic conditions are ly a'ong the not them boundaries restored to normal throughout the ." said the President . world, chaos will result, commu"One of the primary ohiectives of nism will engulf Europe, and the foreign policy of the United the clash between comeventually States is the creation of conditions in which we and other nations will munism and democracy as we unbe able to work out a way cf life derstand it. will mean war between 1. Allotment by the InternaRussia and the United States. Since free from coercion. tional Emergency food council it now is believed that Russia will to the United States of 350,000 "We shall not realize our ohu tons of sugar from Cuba in adhowever, unless vvo are illmg have the atom bomb in fiom four dition to that which was allotted to help free peoples to ina.ntain to ten years (cf. report of the Presiearlier in the year. their ftee institutions and their na- dent's advisory commission on uni2. Presence of still more surtional integrity against aggies'e versal training), such a war would movements that seek to impose u; on mean extermination, if not of the plus sugar in Cuba, which will Tb s is human inie, certainly of civilization them totalitarian regime's help cut down demands from as we know it. no moie than a fr.mk recogmtion other parts of the world. 3. About 200,000 tons of JavaGranted this is true, the spread that totalitarian regimes impost on nese sugar now will be offered free peoples, by direct or indued of communism in Europe (and elseto world users. aggression, undermine the founda- where) must be checked now betions of international peace, and cause UP AGAIN: hence the security of the United If either France or Italy goes Red, States. Russia will not in a joint Meat Prices peaee agreement for Germany and "The peoples of a number of Austria. Rapid, and in some cases unexWithout such agreement, countries of the world have readvances in the retail Eui ope cannot be restored to norplained, totalitarian had cently regimes of moat have been reported mal. Chaos and will prices communism forced upon them against their from many sections of the country. follow. The government of the will. Some of the reasons offered for If Russia is stopped in her tracks United States has made frethe if price jumps were- Seasonal inwe can prevent her from mov- fluences, quent protests against coercion higher feed costs, heavy and intimidation, in violation of ing south into Greece, Turkey and the Middle East, and west of the foreign purchases. In a number of the Yalta agreement, in Poline she holds at present from her instances, however, packers admitland, Romania, and Bulgaria. I German zone south through the Bal- ted that they were puzzled over the must also state that m a number kans to Greece, she will be forced sharp increase in retail prices. of other countries there have Steak, which sold for 70 to 80 to stop aggiession if) Europe: forced been similar developments. cents a in . - change to CALOX for the ionic effect on your smile Efficient Cnlnx trorki ItcotgrfH 2 Help, remove film . . . bring out alt the natural luitre of you smile. 2 A special Ingredient in Cal 01 encourages regular massage... which has a tonic effect on gums . . . helps make them firm and rosy. Tone up your smile. ..witn Calox! Made tee jamoui MiKeuen laboratory, 113 yean cf pharmaceutical knov-bo- u LIGHT PLANTS Lowest Price Ever Offered UO 3 000 Watt, Voif for only F HARSH WORDS: A ate to Russia 0 B. K. e. Used Cov f Surplus WUcomi" The United States has accused Russia of using threats and coercion to instigate the recent Communist coup d'etat in Hungary. A strongly worded note to the Soviet union charged the Soviet commander in Hungary with violating terms of the Yalta agreement Dr. Karl T. Compton, chairman of commission on universal mili- tary training, told congress that plan for UMT was "conceived as a means of safeguarding liberty and not as a means of preparing for war. Powered by Briggs Stratton or For stationery 6 H.P. engine. or portable use. GUARANTEED REBUILT - Cood Mechanical ts Operating Condition Limited Supply Order Now IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Write for j'usfrotec circular MIDWEST SURPLUS 1520 Locust St. SALES Kansas City, Mo. FAVORABLE FORECAST Wheat Crop To Hit New Peak WASHINGTON Despite the wet cold spring, a wl.eat crop of 1,409,800,000 bushels is indicated this year, accord, ng to the department of agriculture forecast based on cond.tiors as of June record-shatterin- ! 1 VACANT h 1 Griswold, former Republican governor of Nebraska, has been named by President Truman to head I'. S. mission to administer American aid to hard pressed Greece. ' rui-in- N i fig! ti were ilrugstun v 4. Do bees like 5. How mat j barefoot? Hungarian Russian trans-por- t romp.mv was lod that its d tries no longer could Hi over the American rone in Germans. senator Yanilruhirg made his g speeih III the senate that vnuit pressure on e lltmgarv demanded a trill tlie forum of the I idled I What I , w tr I . 1. 'UATllK' l General Quiz 1 Hungarian credits here for surplus pinprrtv suiihes were rut off. There were inilir.itiiuis tti.it a loan earmarked would he ram riled tnrr ircrtl ulli i iiiiiinittnig l! j, A in n s.nglf m.,u 2. For what ., U. S. A. stand States nf Amu a 3. Who sold on. 'stum utatuf I I r Street. N. W., U.M Sen n e, M jshiugtiiii, I). C. 1 ( J vr Kinc;!: dJ i 7 ; MOTHS I Truman Doclrint Tunned IVev unlive Anainsl Coni lift r aS . ASK MB g The wet spring was responsible for a reduced acreage of oats, the report said, and a crop of only 0 bushels is in prospect. This compares with 1,509,867,000 bushels ment of the crop was delayed bv a cold wet spring in all but the Pacific coast states, losses from wet weather have been slight to date. cnrllest sections of Texas find Okudoma harvest harvested last year. 1. The inclement weather, particgot under No estimate was made of the corn wav around June 1, at least 10 ularly m Max. was unfavorab.e fir days later than last year. plant rg if s me feed gru.rs but crop as it is too earlv in the season w cat, tie fc recast f r a reasonable degree of Major spring wheat states had pointed cut accuracy, 1 e ; rosi'octiV e wheat crnp Lut the reoort said t the abnor-mal- fairly fav ruble weather conditions cool, wet wc ..t'er of May early in May, which enabled ci reerd. comperes with 275,-- ( growUP forecast a irortn ago caused 20 to 25 per ec f the corn ers to r ant close to their intended ; r 1155 715(00 bushis K,i vested acreage to remain i.m mted on acreage, although seeding was ve ir, a rose rd up t t1 t t n e. June 1, which is rat' r lute somew-ahder than usual. T: p lo The ir at:age pr, luut n is An unequalled w:rter wheat vvert into the ground several crop crop f 4 i '2 fl 0 bui els. is m prospect for all cf t e G eat weeks it. r than usual in the Tr.c government forecast snowed Plains area, and Texas M,nnrsota, where about the winter wheat pros; ec to be Kansas, Nebraska ard C Oklahoma, lorndo ex- thre s of the acreage is 1.0 '3 071. O'k) busbt Is and 016 pect record product'", report grown, L ,t the plantings were under bushels for spring wheat. said. 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