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Show Communists Awoit Depression in llrds Sir ial ions Economy (ira ilalinii Tow; nd Di saslrr kii IU it m iush . t AN ANNUAL (i: 4J ( the Tl re ,nc n r"M,i ni.mv v.is .mm the tin I.ii. c.tn W.!' vmi ,iv 'mirs n! i, I Pi mi tit if the luirtMit ib',r t:i- ini.u.i ' ',u r .ni 'In- 1. ii t t!;t in in term', nf the number 1 tm Him s Mm i .in 'n I fi m tin i i ti if N( )T c .ii ici lit iii t s tu ti.it if pit ,iiii rnitni'i i "f pi mNi r.ti.il r c.il'inft It him; trips th.it .in srl.i i i i the sturv in the Cohitressiun.'il IN . uiii or fiotni tuMi s ti c.iii tin f I.j It: j pull I i I ! H it l'i m i nt tiini i "tu if tt .iii'ii i Ii I s if U i ir" n i " v; i s- t.oiis - '! - "f mv it I' iii In r ti I! n i is t!.i f.n i.i ,iri,l i r i' .n v if Ilf ptn'is' ,"ii.il (I'liiMiiinisis win ini .itit tin- i, iiit'ii I' ir.it WA'IIING'H , f , fn - i S'-ir- i i ' iti tt j f tr 1 ! I r u; 'I : r.4 i - ... ,f Collin I'M To help uii'ii't stand .Mm i r n uson f r ! 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Stassen: Yes, suhstantiallv, are largely domestic orders . . . But that is the most important . . . magazine analysts and the American press earrv open reports to the effect that an economic crisis will break out. but thev Stalin: Stassen: The problem is one of . . . stabilizing without having an economic crisis. . . But what about business men? Will they be prepared to be regulated and r e Stalin: -- Stassen: That freight late meiease tiled twice to cut taxes some will have objections. Yes, they do. No, Stalin: It i Mihatmi roc urd with omissions which d" mt .dToit the context They reveal Stalins keen interest in our domestic i colour and any prospective depiessinn in that economy The conversation took plate in the Kremlin on Apt il 0 of this vear A friend of mine, a financial expert met a Conmuni-- t uerpnnt-ancwho was bubbling ovir with is a N H i ' mi s .tuutl' t gi It I Ilf lit I t 1 I - s i or.ii I 1 I : ivc r.d of v !' e d' i ndt k to (Net k aid v Mur ins.gniu of the S" In the meant me, a ,i " ' ti d a'i i y ib i.i'' i tW i . M t i . ing Mt ife II ill t i e Whin HiTm hi V Johnson, deputy I' S d h gate, warned th it the crisis developing in e Red I'n1. n " v tli'.d 'e : V i : t ar di j .at annoumemint s i.d th it hit bet '1 Ei invudng force of 2 n a miles in nine ped pincers grj mav burst from Albania and that a attle of CNeece anv annihilation was in progiess A secinto explosion Andrei Gro- ond column was halted m its drive day, myko, Soviet di le- toward Ioannina and surrounded by gate, protested the government troops that an emergency di hate on the issue FLOOD CONTROL: was unnecessary Program and France added that the United the problem one of "desTerming must not perate urgency." President TruNations act too hastily. man. in a special message to conHowever, the council did schedgress, proposed that a swift start reule two special meetings in be made on a 10 year. 230 million sponse to an American request to dollar program to rontro! floods in sieed up the discussion of trouble the entire Mississippi basin and Russia in southeastern Europe change the character of tho river ted to this, too, charging that from a destructive giant to a prothe U S was attempting to "prove ductive force. ti at an extraordinary situation had He strongly implied that the presbun created in Greece" ent congress .should undertake the Main F S. proposal for working immense, task before its out the dilhcul'v in Gioue calls for ad inurnment A number of senators immediately threw their support behind the Presidents proposal Yanks Are Cuming In general, the construction proThe conservative Athens as outlined hv Mr Truman gram newspaper Elinikon Aims has would provide a coordinated system on author"excellent reported of storage reservoirs in all the maity that I'nited Stales troops jor tributary hasins of the Missiswill aid Greece halt further insippi, coupled w ith levees, flood vasions such as the one governwalls and diversion channels to proment forces now are fighting. tect cities, towns and farms in an The newspaper quoted those basins American spokesman as sayAlso, he proposed that soil coning, The I'nited States are deservation measures be put into ef cided to contribute to the safefeet farther on the tribuguard of Greek freedom and intaries of each major basin in order dependence, even with Amerito retard the flow and of can armed forces. waters from heavy rams and rei ii 1 mt 1 10-Yc- ar vv 1 - ob-j- GRINNING GUNMAN" CAPTURED . . disgruntled former capitol policeman, was identified by Sen. John. Bricker (Rep., O.) as the "grinning gunman" who fired twohcna him in (he senate subway. Kaiser was apprehended luo hours after the attempted assassination, and Bricker confronted him in the offin of Senate Sergeant-at-ArmEdward McGinnis (left. s ' long-rarg- - strained? vv lobb m I He sniffed the breeze blowing off the Potomac a couple of times and added (as if he had caught the scent of attar of roses) : Smells a lot like 1029 to me." The Communist went on. obvihimself ously enjoving John Lewis got the biggest wage settlement in his lustiiv Didn't v on sav wage linn. isis wire inflationary What air tne other labor loaders going to do1 I) do t I he ir something about an ii (lease m the pine of steel as well as inal'1 And vv ait about the otlu r side more loose change in people's poc kets0 Con- gress talked about letting the hovs, have cash for their teimmal leave bondsThat wouldn't do much to pull down Hues and relea-in- g credit controls on installment buv- ing And the rmho.ids saving thev ran't pay their coal hills without a keep V TI, i il boom-and-bust- with them and that all factories are pace - , Greek Warfare; Flares: Flood Cu:iA Advoealed I t;, and in p "i r.il. tike t'e wmd out of the s.uls of a boom that might he followed bv a bust Tiiat was in ApuJ. Well along about the middV of Julv, tlie Communist ran into ti e financial expert again Again the Communist was smiling. he leered happilv, Well, wheres your mild recession that was going to take the wind out of the sails of ... factories r pi I "-- I do not with wise we can policies avoid a rrisis . . . Stalin: o f r .1' d i It ! in , rrisis. u t I i f on (N S A nt lo i Ni "i to ,i i St St i'ui t i '! I'l.l, sis? - ( m wife ! I Our problem now is to spp (o it th.it wr do hove a depression. an rronuniic : i tu , ' I V t im M I1 , t d W" t'u i' ,:pl"' o n. tli it It w.ld I I. in i iu i i 'o on nr Id "T t. t : o i " i " i it if i ll . ,'i In in un n, t A1 n it v i t ur i t t r n s liru d' " n ,i l"-- t ito ll II Os Ml tKit pi "p'o , I UV homes, reduce tie ( t if I sii .li, f II, ii, ii SSK, i r ti i is ;m "i lil.'.n r i U ' ' i r t d t H.iukluge pjug i . . . Kneeling worshippers fill the roofa lioor BI T rums of St. George Catholic cathedral in Southwark, I ngland, ja. mg the pontiliral high mass marking the coming of gge diocese of the Knights of Columbus. This is one ol (.real Bniui m jn churches which were heavilv damaged by C.rrman bombs roc ket shells which rained destruction on the London area during war. NO A; ii .s 1 i v .!. I i The rugged Colorado mountains provide the pirturesque Ski Hi Stampede staged annu.ilh at Monte Vista. Colo., under auspices of the Monte isla Comnierri.ll rluh. The l'tT edition of the stampede is sehe tulril this weekend, with a rodeo (above) as the major attraction. A parade and rar.ng are other program events. ill, bV- l- iKJ 1 i i vJ rI - I , 1 v i j Him of t'e So- vu t's .No "V. u ii Jos, f Vo s,i ii stulm. nil . Mar - - f n t ory for tiie Crnt.'l Mates la t's stl'Pf-r- .. moment u t it i s.ii i tu t m s t rn t 1 ji re-fr- - , t1 , (Irsiris x 1 1 1 , X t jj! 1 . it ( 5.VEH.1 it j f J U.S. smm gs-o- i i snt Congress too. right whore it would do Ivgli pi ices the most V.hre." he asked good up un whole's this recession and all the soii"ie thought about checking a boom' With that, the Communist walked ofT cboikling in lus heard Mv e msas 1 available about T Jionters, jeontinent Ne gre e v torn the low khich ar vv A 1 vever, twnebac The he tiiain I e fven jfrom ay ROYAL BETROTHAL . . . Princess Elizabeth of England PP radiantly happy in this picture as she walks with her rlef Lt. Philip Mountbatten, former prince of Greece, formal announcement of their engagement by King George princess wears the d engagement ring given her. to-b- e, croc a record iij Womc New , CLARI a wife I'M for Mrs lew care While Fe. foi augh s ared by on Bints, w F8 a tl lust year and one million renre than the spokesmen nesp military nicimition The estimated increase in simai produet'on n the United States iok for sugar would place Ee crop at 2 2 t hod to pre-'iCmillion tons ,f whch about 7 mil rnio'img lion wou'd he beet sugar and the Ditcher 31 ivtr rnmf; ('tiro L.'st voar till's 176 million tops country at t1 o bt c t of both beet an! e me sugar, wEc'h would not he a vesftd until was alxuit 2'ioOnu tons beiow an full Meanwlde, the I'nited aveinge crop V, it., vvll ibtuin ,'s sugar fi m supilcs of cane and be lb i Hu-Vni,' na! uprl ei s lit sugar now (On ,1,'e to supply a' v a i Puerto Rico o i o ,si m mas, demand- gin cii i an Is by ds for c'l'er s v c t ' c is.t ate expei tu 1 e PE! p to det ne T! i s, p.ne ml c ,s vv u h t ti ners, roui v i lv sr r t this cc , of c ich vire i in war roailv time a " hi n tons of sucre , ' uullv , will sul st tutes for include corr sugir, J on note this year E, ,ilM their sugar an i sirup, maple sugar an r uig.,r production rcuvered sirup. I incy, 'X e sirup, sorg t from tr e devastate n of the Jupa- - sirup, and niuL ses Jnt or c, I Now workshc 11-1- 1 eui rt she Ft A Blue (ochin bantam rooster, bred for its beauts. Mriking 1 specimen of a e igl'S lie iv ati w t e and ir chi ntod hi i't ,1" 1 .1 1 io i v g P' -t ei more O ' ' (IM Cook : n ST- - i f m o-t S ate i in, re Ml , f t ' e y t M wi proniHe a rt ord enn of v m than H 4 m h n tons, reirly t u mi Inn tuns larger tl an the crop s' i r A bantam is a httlo re.il'y j chicken, bred down bv si 'acting the snail ones m a normal biiei and mat.ng then with t'e pur os" as o-- tv t i v i u-- -- 1 ( three-diamon- End lo Sugar Shortage Seen With ri at txpected Jears to SWEET LI EE CHICAGO the The v IT'S aft iKhans i But with tnan, the Fanciers Fancy Fancier Bantams cock-of-the-v- 2( tivilizati duce topsoil loss establishment of a poweiful border patrol with authority to IMCKET: he ixneit admitted couldnt stout both sides of the holders sepnnsvvei tom Greece from the CommuTraining Hit It s tins wav he smd to me arating nist dominated countiies Dr Allan Bates, a Chicago scion a'tei aid. people feel about infla- - slivia, Bulgatia and A" tist testified before a house armed ii ti t'e vv.iv thev felt about sin services that univerFvcrvbodv is ag ir'st it lit tiiev U sal military training has become a fir . w ant to git tin ii s vicious political racket and will As additional troops vu ' e si nt up ho a horrible cancer on the United to icinforce both the nun lug leftist States and Groik govern-methe t gin mllns Ho cited the fate of European nat forces, the svvdtlv developing tions in the last war, declaring that the of in battle heights rugged I (or to he honest, mv wife) have thev call the undt rsied hut healthy despite assurances from their top poi thorn Giecie began to take on a recently acquit ed t'uee new ban- and handsome i ousters, the cocky cast lomimsiont of the Spanish army leaders that universal traintams for our flock. Elmer, the ones ing would safeguard them from inc iv il war vasion they all fell before the Nazi The bantam brood is centuries alk. and bis two proud The war ministry disclosed that blitzkrieg old In China they produced minia"tunes, Clementine and Adeline had been As an alternative to universal milBantam laising is a real industry tures with long and flowing tails to ix strong guerrilla units the concentrated Albanian along the of the Manchus acm the United States Among mv gardens grace training Bates said the United itary estates in Europe have been and Yugo-- l iv fn nt ii- - of Gooce States should concentrate on a quaintances. most people raise ban- Great all to were and that the join poised tams for pets Elmer. Clement me decoiated for hundreds of years strong striking force, a air otigmal invasion fou e of 2,000 force, strong reserves andlarge and Adeline had hardlv gotten out with these delectable little creaa well which had so no for troops government tures kept of their crate which brought them purpose other than organized national guard, all backed bv adequate scientific and industriall the wav from Iowa to Florida the heautv they could impart to the far been able to repel Napoleon Zervas, defense minis- - al research. landscape whore they are now ensconced, before the ladies wire leaping up on my wife's arm and eatirg a piece of A bread right out of her mouth The industry broods the birds for exhibition and fancier sale tl apidly c frg up, up-riv- er run-of- But GH. THE SIIUIE OF IT ' Given a choice se nian Joseph II. Dries (right) as to whether by he wanted to Cooler or Iri'ye prominent for one month with V 'V,,nlhe stlfl'er his windshield. .Michael ODonnell wept o his hankie as he made his de ision and it w.isn t to tence. He was one of 90 Los ? lgelcs traffic vrolators officials posed the same stid'er' question. All 90 chose tie . . . stern-fingere- d Q -- v |
