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Show PAROWAN TIMES. PAROWAN. UTAH President Truman Astounds Nation Abolish Post Exchanges? Oh! Perish the Thought Nu NOTE Nt,i,ti SS plnlen lataa i ere Writer. the Milan. iiMtnril, ml lb VC'NU Staff S.hoenten, pr ui inliu ed la aaS mat .ft ee g wrap-legging- post-exchan- As looked around the dreary my loneliness was not alleviat 1 set-i-tin- g ed I was at that moment yearning for the corner drugstore back home. I think the returning congressmen will verify this. 1cre's a friM -- j 1 of mild est U.ng snA : country. Whfa or Innce AlbeV in il mckne plfUur;W onerous Sjp- -, Cjmt'l carton, WASIIINTON. Members of a of the ELECTION: armed services committee of congress have recently com- Ghost Walked pleted a highly interesting tour of investigation. It was orThe night of November 2 3 dered because of a spirited controversy now going on in supposed to have been a wake I can't helD mentioning the tubject because its background is made up of some ancient vivid memories memories of the day when, as a uniform and sagging I wanlonely recruit in an dered into an army for the first time, more than three decades ago. of Astonishment at the President Truman was not confined within the boundaries of the United States, and United Nations delegates in Paris received the news with a mixture of mciedulity and happiness. MAJORITY opinion among the delegates seemed to be that it wag a good thing ara Ikaaa at First, the westerr European leadaiailipif.l ers said, the continuity of the American government will hasten Atlantic pact negotiations. If Governor Dewey had been elected an Inevitable delay would have resulted, pending the switch In administrations Second, most of the delegates of Russia and the eastern bloc of Europe, although chagrined at the miserable showing of Henry Wallace, asserted they preferred Mr. to Dewey because they will Truman 4 be dealing with a man and administration with which they are acv quainted. THERE IS some doubt, however, as to whether that is the real Soviet attitude. The Russians and their satellites had been banking on a Republican victory because they were sure that if a GOP administration took over in the U. S. the last great depression that would destroy western capitalism would inevitably come. They do expect, however, that Mr. Truman, now having the support of congress, will make a fresh approach toward improving U. relations, probably renewing an effort to untangle the Berlin puz- Senate, House Go Democratic, Too Hrilrri Washington. About Harry nrett irniTOK'S Analyst and Commentator, fmih eomaY.V Oy Winning Election Over Dewey; .By Bill By BAUKIIAGE It Jo JOY ARROAD: NIEKIY NEWS ANALYSIS was for the defunct Democratic party but the corpse wouldn't lie still. It not only sat up but went around slapping the premature mourners on the back. IN THE FACE of the supposedly nature of the campaign between President Truman and Governor Dewey the results of the election were fantastic. Everybody had been wrong from the sec on every street corner to the "infallible" pollsters of publ.c opinion. It was Truman all the way from the first early returns which indicated the trend until the great, pivotal states of Ohio, Illinois and California swung over into the Democrats camp, crushed Dewey and forced him to concede. f A r H Man About Town: John Astor, who will inherit The London Times, snd Nancy Bentor (Powers model) will middle-aisle- ! . . . The Vogue publisher (now being unmarried) wants Garbo fot his next . . . Frankie Carle'a (and dghtr), Marjorie Hughes, plans Joining the . . . Joan Mylet eloped to Vegaa Satdee with Don Vande-grif- f of Beverly Hills. . . . Oscar Hammersteins ward was wed at Doylestown to Dwight Whitney ol Time-Lif. . . Defense Secy James Forrestal's Intimates hear he won't be In Dewey's Cabinet He'll write a How American Big book tagged: Business Won the War. . . . Attorney General Tom Clark la another cabinet member making plans now. Opens barrister offices in Washington after Jan. 21st with 3 Texas set branches. . , . The won't be surprised If (after Julia Donahue getr her divorce) Tommy kin of Pres. HardHiggins weds ing. . . . What Gen. Clay hasn't revealed publicly is that he had two personal" Interviews with Ilse Koch before okaying the reduction In her life sentence to a few sea sons. voc-allur- e Md v Packages Jhe spirit to their Reno-toriuou- foot-locke- Stork-Colon- tr 203 Pings- wijj of ft.18 message If J? ; a i m your w you remind it! - wheaj- RELIEFAT cS ! to .P? and rrmw'jigj-jj- : them ready (Adv.) tr e - colortjS' There', provided fur a - . I f The army and navy don't say so, I can hardly reconcile that mental picture with the one of Corporal but it is no pleasure to them to Roberts, shown on have to take on the burden of a Creomuliioortli this page, as he business simply to oiler advantages right to the reaches for his to servicemen and women and their to help looted life which families ttdnad . make and easier milkshake profPhiegm tod tids.-fered by a plump cheaper. Ask any post exchange hfl1 ".wnder,.'? and friendly dam-se- ll officer how much of a headache an mufoui inembnaeiTtjZ. He is. would far rather inventory The smile she tell jou i boetle (As rf or stand'idilhe undent, is passing out with be inspecting s MR. TRUMAN'S two million-pluthe drink would ing reveille. SsT-a-sti The biggest gripe the retailers plurality which gave him 304 elechave meant far more to me that have against the post exchanges toral votes (to Dewey's 189) was CREOMULSIC day than the smile and ships' service stores is the fact nothing less (ban a popular directo that stores such don't have serve. to tive .ChtflCcteliK; pay of the on the face We dezle. THE VANQUISHED Thus, for the first time since he general. Now dont (or charge for) excise taxes. In bunked the Armys (and Clays) fact the retailers have demanded entered the White House. President Concensus of all the delegates is Called the wrong tune think Im prejuevialibi that the lamp-shad- e Truthat the of look feel he that of President to was Truman success abb the that department justice diced against genwas Koch on La into dence of merely the the of situation. control untrammcled had the man demonstrates full, legality unexpected erals, as a class all our people." Probably he will strength of the liberal element in How the department decides has the administration hearsay; that no lamp shades (Some of my best to of law recommend the to could be found, etc. . . . We do with the and a President with THAN MORE the combined America nothing that, expansion army must powerful friends are generals). But I told all concerned to dig up the attitude. navy that is, it will be a matter for was enormously elated about the cover self - employed domestics, in the most I missed what that say the civilian branch in this respect: fact that the Democrats had gained farm workers and others not now Armys own film, Lest We ForMi.vienw1 gloomy PX of my rookie experience included. If the of GRAZING: of control homes both justice congress. department its says get (in Technicolor, no less!) was not the gleam of a generals OK by them, the merchants prob- - How justifiable that elation will turn ATOMIC ENERGY: Civilian contaken by our troops entering stars Western Problem will carry their lament to the out to be, however, is a question for trol under government management ably Burhenwald concentration Since that sad day, I have visOne of the greatest sins of the should be retained. congress. Then the congress which time to answer. On the air we told camp. ited many army post exchange NATURE'S REMEDY western United States has been the makes the tax laws and is elected We have a congress now. and HOUSING: "The Taft - Ellender-WagnSecy of War Royall (who said UTS A portly eejmbk Mj and some ships' service stores bill passed the senate and pasturing of too many cattle and the people who pay those taxes Im sure well make some progress by to no such there's evidence) constipation wuiosfri (the navy equivalent), and I was and also the people whose sons and in the next four years. he said. should have passed the house." sheep on the range look at this gruesome 61m and griping, nckeoing, penurtu, a little startled when I heard are in the armed forces, Vet. full cooperation between a TAXES: The tax reduction (passed In other words. does not am m tnd daughters tiont, get himself very sick. Just recently that they were beNR-y- ou will decide the matter. U. S. president and his congress, over his veto) is inequitable as well sill ice the ilrno remoteness the apparent Despite coated or candy ing threatened with abolition. or as untimely. Some readjustment is of the subject, it vitally concerns And there is also this to be reeven when they are aligned politir Winston Charchlira signature (on it dependable, thorough, re Of course there are two sides to membered: true, the exchange does cally, is, if not quite a rarity, at required to afford relief to families every housewife and every consum 35c. millions of NR's fair for can had be Yuletide cards) fn, who are suffering. But total releast unusual. er who likes to eat meat, for much British publisher B. T. Batsford will 2 Sc box and oit u dirtari privevery story. Ill try to forget per- have the excise ceipts should not be reduced. ilege, but otherwise it must meet sonal prejudice In favor of anyof the beef and Iamb in the butcher introduce them here shortly. . Personalities shop originates in the 11 western Mrs. R. Fleet, thing that gives the armed services many if not most of the expenses of the founanv retailer has to meet. The ex- Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New CONGRESS: a break, and present both sides. states. will of Consolidated der Aircraft, York must have been the most torOne side is represented by private IT IS still the subject of hot deDemo Gains wuuiwp.ni nmp it again with a New York realty try a in man nation for the mented the that bate among western stockmen and Businessmen. They charge Although they had needed a net the U. S. forest service, however, man. She's the socialite whose difew days after November 2. exchanges which sell the soldier 31 vorce settlement was the largest in of and senate four only AT 48, an age when most men In gam and his family a lot of things at whether the vast, public-owne81st California history: 4 million bux. seats house for control of the their are business" too is too are lands much or politics only beginning "big grazed prices . . . Sonny Griswold, the savings did Democratic the party congress, coma for to sat the top, he had climb subsidized by the government, little. bank that walks, and Jerry Pierce much better than that. on few an weeks pinrun with busuiess little the imaginary evidence seems clear Yet, by peting nacle created by himself, with By the time Dewey conceded the that when livestock or big game of the social register have resumed privijte enterprise. the pollsters the Democratic party was eat black grama grass, for exam- where they left off 15 years ago. from ' election, yeoman help In aboct Jfhe exchanges take It dissolve under him assured of at least 18 senators ple, too close to the ground it even-tuall- y Both were sweethearts then mar to feel only f.10 million gross annually. ned others (who died) and now when the votes were counted. dies. against five for the Republicans and to a recent analysis, was through, a man to be 188 representatives against 86 for The Robert guy U. S. SaTOfl probably will wed. Dewey drivi are grasses ' quoted by the "Army Times" (a would he find the Republicans. Never the shoe had it he's Weils, en out again pitied. and prexy, worthless by replaced but approved newsForty-ninvotes are necessary or inferior plants such as snake- dissolved in Renovaltine. , . . Vir the ambition or the chance to be averfor the servicemen) paper for senate control. The Democrats weed, bitterweed, cactus, yuccas, ginia Huston and D. Brian, both of president of the United States. New age soldier spends $24 a month BUT FOR President hangout for Fort Truman now have 54. Democrats have creosotebush and the mesquites. the Thittr, are writing their own in the PX. Ord, Calif., soldiers was opened these were days of such happiness clinched at least 263 house seats. romantic plot. . . . Now Youve THIS is condition more becoming Three-fourth- s recently when soda fountain No. of this $24 goes, and triumph as few men savor in Only 218 are necessary for control. common Heard West the Everything Dept: A 57th and throughout 10 was put into operation officially a lifetime. He had pummeled his to the analysis, for tobac-to- . senators seeking Street Republican In (near Bway) drug store Southwest. southwest for Texas, Gen. Jens A. Doe (left), by Maj. food at fountain, cafeteria and way through the allotted number of were defeated by Demomens hairnets! a more than million of instance, peddles the commanding general. Lois rounds in the campaign almost inack bar, for uniforms and insigcrats in West Virginia, Kentucky, acres of good grasslands have been serves first milk Kuykindall shake nia, and for candy and bottled Minnesota, depleted. Drouth and Oklahoma, Wyoming. Thg slump in all entertainment to CpI. James B. Roberts. He had fought Dewey and the Iowa, and Illinois. In other condrinks." The remaining has killed the choice grama and fields continues. . . . Income is doun. He the includhad for all other fought goes purchases, tests where Democrats were seek- buffalo grasses and their place has , . People are spending their pay change manager has help to pay Republicans. of his own party. He had which ing the "special orders been taken by mesquite, cedar and on rent and food. , . . Book sales ing they won. and insure, has maintenance, super- apathy alfor and won over to his side many merchants object to, Colorados Democratic Senator catciaw brush and by an assortment are off 20 p. c. (with publishers most vision and accounting costs along fought a majority of the United States Johnson was a winner in his the competition now though special orders constitute less with a host of other of weeds. As a result of worried about ision-seexpenses faced voters. t owners. . . offered by telet than 3 per cent of the exchange In Oklahoma, this meat campaign. abuse, production has Movie boxoffices by any merchant costs and burit is S. Truman was the man of business report Harry a was seat at where been slowed definitely. Republican dens which seldom occur to the av! with hit off from 50 to bO the year. This 25 per cent of the total sales Gov. former Robert Keer, issue, consumer erage Nevertheless, there is definite p. c. in some cities. . , . Music biz af the exchanges (or 40 million dolDemocrat, won. WHAT NOW? The exchanges also have to proof that such a situation need is hardest hit; name bands have lars) is only a tiny fraction of the Senator Revercombe Republican trouble meeting payrolls. . . . Song not exist. not a profit tr make a "profit sillions spent by the American peoThousands of progressivf was defeated in West Virginia by hits that once sold ON THE Jornada experimental 6 per cent Program but a them, figure ple every year in private stores on Governor Democratic Hubert know and appreciated111 sell about Neely. now 40,000 copies cattle ranch copies Now that it is going to be Presi- which the law demands they range, a 192,000-acrlewelry, watches, radios, cosmetics, Democratic mayor of owned and controlled of sheet music. . . . Even television uses of this Humphrey, U. the must S. clear over dent Truman again for the next by all expenses e house toilet goods, and firewood, ftncepT' has the blues. One station laid off won his bid for ReMinneapolis, cutting forest service just north of Las 40 last week. and turn into welfare funds. four years, what can the nation ex,cc " and H Ball's job. Sen lurmshtngs which come under the publican Joseph trimming mark-ups- " Their of pect of him to do along legislative In Illinois, Democratic Senate Can Cruces, N. M., the cows are plump are, bUde tiead of the "all other purchases Razor sharp and the calves fat despite the third lines? course, less than those of the ihi MOTORISTS! bought in the exchange. didjte Paul Douglas defeated Re year of the worst drouth in 50 years. high speed, stays ta'P merchant. His will be program The Army Times points out that probably 48 inch on Sen. C. Wayland Brooks Better stock up 42, 36, publican 30, And on similar .land outside the The Army Times puts the argu- elucidated in two phases, his annual the PX competition is chiefly with The shortage is expected to be by more than 100,000 votes. ranch has all but demessage to be delivered to the Janthe stores in the immediate vicinity ment this way;, worse than last time, after the Out of these markups, the exstroyed the grama grass. WorthDf army posts. uary 3 opening of congress and his GUARD: But would those AT IMPING first cold blast. less snakeweed has taken control run themselves on changes 20. and address pay inaugural January business people rather have no post of the land. In the meantime, if his campaign Expansion there at all? The soldier spends the 6 per cent to welfare That is. Overseas Ticker: New Yorkers the GI buying in an exchange pays Soon off 81st after the reapost. Enough, anyway, plenty congress con speeches are taken as being abroad hear that Babs Hutton's over to costs return to himenough to have the congressman very anxsonably reliable, Mr. Truman has venes on January 3 it will be relong illness is leukemia. . . . Spanious and very active in trying to self over 70 per cent of the expense committed himself to a program quested to boost the authorized ish grandees feel Francos daughobtain or hold army and navy in- of a multitude of off duty activities involving these principal issues: strength of the national guard by ter, Carmencita, is not making a music, service clubs, day rooms, PRICES: stallations within his constituency. still in favor of ac- 100.000 men and put all its units on Im r a great catch in marrying the Marbasis. Looking at the other side of the hobby shops, soldier shows, library tion to hold down the cost of livathletic facilities de Villaverde. "Provincial," service, and ques it true servequipsome that is And the way things look now, it He wants price control laws, picture, ing Is all well with the they sniff. icemen and have tak- - ment, and the like. will agree to the that President indicated. appears congress "The theaters ante under 10 per Perrone and his Hungarian Marquis that request. The Taft Hartley law is cent of the welfare requirement; the LABOR: Princess wife? Hes the Italian officials said they would Guard m the the gun Republican opening taxpayers put up just about 15 per in N. Y. . . . Arabias cent of the vitally necessary welfare onslaught against the rights of the ask that the authorized strength be W 15 sons scattered at Ibn Saud has increased from the present 341,000 so Helps BnM a workirg man. It should be reand recreation bill. various establishments to 441,000. military This, of course, would If the exchanges didnt turn in pealed." He also is expected to make around the globe. . . . The King of require special appropriations for that 6 per cent profit, the taxpayer ask for the raising of the minimum armories nenioue.lrrtubl6 Siam is expected to leave for and equipment. would have to provide the welfare wage from 40 to 75 cents an hour. try Lydia E "jcl These officials in Washington said another operation at John Hopkins, We are on guard ucb 85m?,Wjrctl" relieve items mentioned above Or the GI COMMUNISTS: also will ask that all 27 divi. . . Nancy Choremi is Baltimore. are they alo r them. Tablet of today would have even less diver- against 18 sions of the national guard be inbuild up red blood being wined and dined by the Cairo CIVIL RIGHTS: "We cannot be satsion to brighten the barren surcluded in the Pinkham's Iw elite, who "dont believe everything Lydia E. roundings of camp or post than did isfied until all our people have equal defense program.armys stepped up in read the i they papers. t if ! this lonely rookie when he walked opportunity for jobs, homes, eduThe army so far has selected into the decidedly limited institu- cation, health and for political ex4 l'4r jniiti ( 27 of the six divisions for its only The Intelligenstia: Westport sculp tion which the regular army post pression "mobilization day force, the outWith a let joy tor Justin Sturm's bronze head of provided where your correspondent AGRICULTURE: "Full markets for fit that would be look on his face and obviously not ready to strike Theresa Helburn is blue. To match i Wv a floor under back first if this began his none but nev- farm products nation in a vetoing frame of mind, Anto be were V ' her blue-dyehair. . . . Lili Foldes. ertheless unforgettable army ca- - farm income . . increased farm attacked. . .. 'S' drei Vishinsky, Soviet U.N. deleauthor of Two on a Continent," income through cooperatives, marAnd Your St11' Army spokesmen, however, claim gate, attends a special performa second tome ready for April has ket and research." development Sgt. Walter W. Wynhoff and their present funds and equipment Energy ance of the opera given for UnitMuch of man's cussedness stems SOCIAL SECURITY: release. The title is "Thanks for the "A compre-hensivcannot support more than six guard ed Nations Capt. C. A. Cubbler look over a msf b tW JJii It in Paris. delegates from poor food habits which unMemory (Dutton). . . . Doubleday oer tantuea counter that Wynhoff built for the insurance system to protect units on a basis. With him is Madame Vishinsky. dermine mental poise and sociabilDoran will publish Xhe Dark 34tb general hospital at Seoul, ( ad I people Mare in the Spring. Damsey WilWhen tb ity. says a paper read at the Ameri- THATS ALL, BROTHER Korea, during his time. ad tbw eid MOLECULES: can Chemical society. Maybe it's son, the author, is the wife of barbloodeilf!) en advantage of the exchanges. time for the bride to take those rister George Giassgoid. . . . Dont 24 yu MlP' Inside Story pl.Tr5' rheuroitu M They have made purchases for re- jokes about her cooking seriously. miss The Anse) Mowrers Edgar Dewey A new kind of light, sale and bought for friends who had consisting of of Amencar Foreign Two hours after he had conceded gometi- mby everyone in this room." said he A letter to the American Machinradio waves less than a quarter of Nightmare no service connections Also retired lion .M week the to Due election this Policy Presidert Truman, (Knopf) Dewey maintained that there had an inch long, is other tr tb JLjd that when an executive used to being personrel have made purchases ist says study Gov Thomas E. . J. Kugelmass has a neat name thr kidney had made been no error in strategy in the the inside of when they no longer legally should dates an employee he should never ms decis on- He Dewey Tbr bouldV molecules, the basic for his Reader's on would not considof his campaign He added chemical units of all conduct Digest piece discuss it with other matter. exercise the privilege P employees er running for the presidency a that he had Doan Louis He Gave Them Braille: ntalked the situation Maybe the less discussing she does third tin e OYedirinttbitThese radiation waves, several Windows" Restrictions have been tightSt . over . Simon Schustei with his wet'V .....mm1 Gov the mate. too. better, running thousand times ened up, however, and every efAt a p 4 election press confertno.n longer than those expect Billy Rose's Wine, Women Farl Warren and that they had f ed mny hie Vis, fort is being made to defeat the light and several fold and Words" to Hens wh.ch drink from stagnant ence the first question fired at agreed they had waged a "clean ,0f Get skyrocket. The mi orger than infra red heat light serviceman who is trying to cut and constructive campa gn pools lay off flavor eggs, says the Dowev was, "What ha pered" tia $1 format printing is 100,000 waves are off his own nose to spite his face absorbed and "I was just as surprised as you reflected Canadian Farm News And even "We have no regret m the world.' . 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