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Show PAROWAN TIMES. PAROWAN. UTAH How Long? How long would Yugoslavia s Marshal Tito manage to hold out against Moscow? didnt give him long. They predicted that Tito would be liquidated bv assassination or that Russia would abandon ciplomatic maneuvering and move into Yugoslavia by force of arms. THIS LATTER supposition was British Ask Special Loan Favors; Senate Rejects Economy Measure; Gls Apply for War Risk Rebates ttr.itr NOT.: ttliffi SrpPr I nun'l rwrP r plot t catena,f Ibia lhy Mipapr.) True to Form Fvf-before the talk got fully of the underway, the trend Britlsh-Amcri concerning wag deali finance can f.irniharly clear. Britain1 hope rest.,1 with U. S. procedure a it THE nr rent PROBLEM financial wag crlsl. The iiffecti assistance. That the U. S. was thoroughly under the spell of British need and persuasion was shown In the statement that this I government is hospitable to a pro-to relax term of the British loan pact. I'ndor the current preliminary proposal, the U. S. would grant Britain permission to discriminate tempornrilv against American goods Under the British loan pact, Britain got 3 75 billion dollars from the United States In return for promise to tieat American exports the same as those from British tm pire countries and Europe. Now. the British want that re quirement knocked out. Here1 how the British plan would work: BRITAIN could, for Instance, re fuse to license British buyer who want to buy American good, but to it could give "open licenses Britisher who, for example, want d to Import Italian goods. Since the Italian Imports could be purchased with sterling, this would save Britain dollars. Thus, with the monetary talks hardly underway, the British are asking a double burden of the American taxpayer money from the taxpayer to solve Britains eco. nomic problem while at the game time setting up what amounts to a boycott of American imports which will further cost the American taxpayer if he happen to be one of the businessmen affected by the ruling. And, as the pattern seems to be. officials were reported favorable to the British proposal and symptomatically. too were planning to s congress In Implementing that approval by-pa- WATCHMAKING: Pioneered in U. S. Many Americans believe precision is an exclusively watchmaking Swiss craft. Hence the small but lusty U.S. Jeweled watch Industry delights in pointing out that basic production methods now used by the Swiss were developed here a century ago, and that this American system was adopted by the Swiss about 1875. Two years ago American craftsmen proved they hadnt lost their Ingenuity. An Elgin, 111., watch manufacturer introduced a f durapower mainspring which was called the most revolutionary advance In watchmaking since Introduction of Jeweled bearings 200 years ago. Now. by way of Improving on perfection, the same factory announces its technicians have learned how to squeeze every last ounce of power out of the wonder-allo- y mainspring. Their method was to eliminate the conventional annealed arbor end of the spring, which had always been dead, unproductive weight. the arbor end, posBy sible only with the new alloy, they have put the entire length of the spring to work. The result: A longer run of the watch between windings, hence a boon to lazy and forgetful thumbs and forefingers! rust-proo- acid-proo- f, Crdrlc Worth, special assistant to Navy Undersecretary I. A. Kimball, Is shown as he appeared before the house com6 mittee Investigating the bomber program. It was Worth who touched off the probe. He admitted writing the document containing charge Defense Secretary Johnson and former air force secretary Symington. against lerioui SPENDING: Slash Rejected The United States senate slood firm In support of President Truman's estimate of the financial needs of the nation for the next fiscal year. A move to force the President to slash federal spending to a level S to 10 per cent below his advance stimates was defeated. But the margin was only three votes. The economy amendment, had It carried, would have required the President to hold spending for the current fiscal year some two billion to four billion dollars below the estimates he made last January. FOES of the proposed economy asserted it amounted to passing the economy buck to the President. Supporters of the amendment answered that the President was in better position than anyone else to determine where to cut. After the decision on this Issue, the senate passed by a voice vote 14.80 billion dollar appropriation bill to pay for national defense the cost of the army, navy and air force. This was 500 million less, however, than President Truman had asked. IN OPPOSING the economy rider. Sen. Scott Lucas, majority floor leader, said the amendment was a political gesture," an attempt to tell the President to do what congress lacked the courage to do. He asked if economy supporters would impeach him if Mr. Truman failed to save as much as ordered. On the contrary, contended Senator McClellan of Arkansas, "it is sound legislation necessary In the public welfare, and failure to balance the budget or hold the deficit to the minimum this amendment makes possible may well prove to be a stupid and dangerous blunder." TELEVISION: Color Must Wait For those who want color In television, there were four more years of waiting. That was the expressed conviction of a television manufacturer, Benjamin Abrams. He said that while color television had been demonstrated successfully, it still is in the laboratory stage and it will be years before it is available for DIVIDEND: the general public.11 He then estimated the waiting time as four Rebate for Gl's years. The federal government. In one Abrams said that at the present of the most amazingly simple stage of development of color teleforms ever to come out of Washing- vision, he did not believe manufacwas receiving applications turers could turn out ton, for from World War II veterans for less than $300 to $500. adapters And he estirebates on GI insurance premiums. mated a set built especially for REJOICING over the windfall, color would cost $1,000. surprised and delighted with the He declaied present sets would simple application form, veterans not become obsolete even with the were flooding the mails with their advent of color. But he said wideapplication cards. spread interest aroused by the FCC Its like finding money on the exploration of color television was street." one veteran declared. causing some prospective customThe dividend payments from naers to postpone buying sets. tional life insurance surplus funds Abrams took issue with charges are to be made to persons who hold that manufacturers or have held these policies. The ly holding back colorare deliberatevideo. He deaverage payment is estimated at clared it would be in the manuS175. To be eligible for a rebate, facturers own to bring out interest the veteran must have had his color sets quickly if they could service life insurance in force at produce them at prices within least 90 days. The dividend would range of the general public. not be issued on any service life he said: "You cant Summing insurance issued after December push a buttonup and have color tele31. 1947. vision appear over night. g HITLER AIDS COUNTERFEITERS International Ring Floats Boqus Bills The dead hand of Adolf Hitler ed hundreds of thousands of bills reached out to assist one of the have been passed. b ggest international Yard officials said the countercounterfeiting networks in history. The ring was feit rings members may include reported to be flooding New York both international criminals and and South America with bogus former Mayfair society playboys bills And all the experts now living in agreed luxury in the south the bills were printed on plates of France. Adolf Hitler ordered made to enMore than $120,000 worth cf rich his wartime over-sea- s saboforged U. S dollar bills were re tage funds. Scotland Yard indicat covered in little more than a week. V f r th Touched Off Probe BRITISH LOAN: By JOE MAHONEY TITO: VEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS strengthened by the reported arrival of three Soviet mechanized divisions In southern Hungary. The general view in Belgrade was that the Soviet government had so involved its prestige in the campaign to destroy the present government that MosYugoslav cow couldn't let Tito get away with anything further. The presence of the new Soviet forces in Hungary was held indicative of the gravity of the new crisis between Belgrade and Moscow. It was pointed out, however, that conditions which made Soviet operations successful in the Baltic states and in Poland do not exist in Yugoslavia. A direct attack might create a condition that could result in another European war. THE RUSSIANS must realize that as well as anyone else. It will be interesting, therefore, to ob- serve Russian strategy in the tinuing onslaoght against Tito's regime. If the Russians resort to military force, that action should notify the world that Moscow believes itself ready for war and is ready to face the issue. If tactics of diplomatic attrition continue, then the embassies of the globe could safely hazard the opinion, and act upon it, that for the Kremlin all Its sabre-rattlinis not ready to go to war not just yet. Daytimer Has Bright Coniip i4 IK Lovely Nightwear Is Sew E0s- TLNNtS CHAMPONCF 20 AuO.ST.LL fr GOOD ENOUGH TO MJL.T OT TODAYS FEMIN.NC STAPU, TLD SChBOU CLAjVI DUN BuOCC -HER OHEEO," ..rib IDS T SCA1E OF TLT 8UT SHE CAN LO0 WITHIN AN MCH ANQ HER O' TC BALL-TINTHAN ANYTHING IN toKXjtt mwEf-ri- . to THE GAME TODAY. i modern major league reoocd the MOST EASES ON BALLS Given up in a SEASON is HELD p . coc teller. who walked Xj PCS 20S IN lW8. rsmik w SPORTUGHT. tpera o con- t This Casey Will Not Strike Out ERES a By D dark storm clouds. But they were also helped by the Yankees pride of name. Havent the Red Sox and Indians that same pride? Not with one pennant each in well over 20 years. Both have known too many defeats when the Yankees were mopping up world series in four straight games. That name Yankee has meant more than mere word to both the veterans and the rookies who make up the Yankee squad. southern teams hard to beat as it was pride of section.' It is still Dixie against the Dick said. There was the world, time the Georgia captain told Mai Stevens, Yales coach, before the TRUMAN: I dont know wholl win game: Long Memory but we are hoping to make the South While President Truman may have nothing else In common with proud of us." Yale I didn't make a first the symbolic GOP elephant, even with Lonely Ezzard Charles shares the pachyderms fame for down, Albie Booth. long memory. It has become pretty evident In the same way This was indicated by a recent now that Ezzard Charles will be I believe it is story in Washington that the Pres! a lonely man for some time to dent appeared about to shake up pride of name come. All he har left is the the membership of the Fine Arts that gives the winner of that the Yankees a keen commission which opposed the if it ever takes place, and controversial balcony Mr. Truman Grantland Rice baseball lift. They fight, that much to wait for. isnt installed In the White House. keep remembering they are YanTHAT as almost kees when the blue chips are down BALCONY, Charles has come to the top everyone will recall, was a bon an such as winning six of their first at a time when his division is za for gag men and cartoonists, eight games with the Red Sox in completely devoid of anything and, apparently, Mr. Truman didn Boston. Joe McCarthy has been approaching even second class appreciate whatever humor might forced to battle the prestige from quality. Gus Lesnevich, a tired have been contained in the situa other years he helped to build. old man with legs belonging to tion. When a bunch of us left St. Peters50 years of age, was not even According to the Washington re. burg last March there was little to second class. Gus had left all his class behind him with his ports, Commission Chairman Gil cheer about. You knew just one more D. Clarks, who vigorously op- cheerful thing that Casey Stengel fighting youth. He had started posed the balcony project, has re. was doing a fine job with fine astaking beatings from not very ceived no word from the White sistance from Bill Dickey, Frank good lightweights before House since his term expired last Crosetti and Jim Turner. Charles sent him into oblivion. March. Terms are about to expire Here is what you knew that Joe Charles had little chance to for three other commission mem. DiMaggio would be out a long time, prove anything In his last fight. bers and they, too, have received maybe all season. That Yogi Berra All could prove was that today he no communique from the White was still a catching gamble, that the he is almost certainly the outstandHouse about being reappointed. pitching was uncertain with Frank ing heavyweight left. All he had the Shea unimproved and others on the to During the winter of 1947-4prove last week was that he dispute over the proposed balcony wilder side. Would Joe Page be the could hit a human punching bag at after President raged furiously pitcher of 1947 or 1948? You knew any spot or at any time but that Truman announced he wanted Phillips and Kryhoski were fair first his main ability belongs on the second-floo- r porch built onto the basemen, but not too brilliant. Cole- side of skill and not on the side of White House. The Fine Arts com man, Woodling and Bauer were not mission formally voted disapproval seen too much. No one seemed to power. Ezzard Charles is without quesand various architectural groups know anything about them. Certainand citizens joined in. ly no one figured they were to help tion a good boxer who can use THAT DIDN'T deter the Presi- fill open gaps with so much success. both hands effectively, but not in dent. Mr. Truman had the balcony any crushing fashion. He is a good When yon looked at the Yandefensive fighter. Just how good he built despite the criticism. The tur kees and then looked at the Red is still has to be proved. You cant moil subsided quickly and many Sox line-u-p and the Cleveland prove much shadow boxing, and thought that was the end of the line-u- p to had off write a you that is about all he has had to do affair. carload of ifs to give the It might have been but Mr. TruYankees a good chance. If anyman. like an elephant, apparently, one had said on the first day A Varied Career never forgets. the Yankees are going to sufJoe McCarthy of the Red Sox fer 50 injuries and ailments and has proved that he believes strongaccidents of a serious nature to DiMaggio, Henrich, Berra ly in at least one well known motto: Lindell, Variety is the spice of baseball. Brown, Porterfield, Stirnweiss, Keller and several Certainly no other manager has others, any number of experts employed more winning tactics would have picked the second than the embattled farmer of Buf division for the Yankees. And falo. no one could have blamed There was a day and time with them. the old Yankees when the taciturn Stengel and his staff have ac McCarthy believed in knocking out complished an amazing job in keep- - all rival brains before July had ing morale flying high against the rolled into August. Now he waits Savold-Woodcoc- handsome t- - for you beginners, string style you can ten no time at all! 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