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Show PAROWAN TIMES. PAROWAN. UTAII BURLEY: 'WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS' U. S. Likes Harvest This Year Second Largest In U.S. History, Government Says; Reds Purge Czech ;v.,,vv:vfc.?.v.i r.h, Property-Owner- ... atnrtiif ::.! 1 in s Ih.t talumni. inf nrn HARVEST: Second Largest America's horn of plenty c limit'd to go all out In Its produc tit 1,1 of food for the world. Latest crop summary of the tT S c department of agriculture that it ood harvest weather wouh a .sure the nal.on of Its second I1 est volume of crops in history topped onlv by the record breaking haul of 1040 EQUALLY important was the fact that a record supply of corn was on tap for producing meat, dairy and poultry products. I he month of September brought conditions sufficiently favorable to boost total production prospects 1 per cent, despite a slight decline in the corn estimate Total crop volume was indicated at 131 per bate level cent of the second only to last years 137 per Canary Quotas The government n took first steps toward continuing existing rigid tomarketing controls on burley bacco amid calls by agriculture Charles Brannan secretary control pro' another three-yea- r gram and for views by interested on the question. I ersons the BRANNANS REQUEST tliree-- j ear extension of control on the burley crops stemmed from the fact that this years , prospective production of about 590 million pounds Is well above the current annual rate of disappearance The leftover of burley on October I, the beginning of the year, was cstnnatid at 970 million pounds about 7 5 per cent above that of year ago. It was the highest on record. Brannan. in asking for expressions of views by Interested persons, was acting under requirements of the law. The question Is refexpected to be submitted to a erendum in December. Approval votby at least two thirds of those ing would be required. QUOTAS for the 1947, 1948 and 1949 crops were voted in 1946. Brannan Is also required by law to proclaim quotas by December 1 if he finds there is a surplus within terms of the law. and there would be few who would not concede that a surplus exists. fr fr record-breakin- g pre-strik- d all-tim- ML tr-- Bird Turns Stool Pigeon DETROIT. A kidnaped canary turned stool pigeon and landed his somewhat dubious owner in police court. When a woman store detective noticed Mrs. Irene Zaja punching holes In the shopping bag she was carrying, the detective confronted her. Mrs. Zaja was denying having taken anything from the store's pet department without paying for it, when from the bag came a plaintive cheep, cheep." Mrs. Zaja pleaded guilty to a charge of simple larceny and received a suspended sentence for taking one of the store prize songsters. My husband la away from home a lot, she said, and Im lonesome. I thought a canary would be a good companion. 1,000 Women Serve As Test Subjects For Cosmetic Shop the of Oxford more than fn 1.25o, Farm Show Schedules New Machinery, Ideas Modem Devices Slated To Indicate Progress machinery devices and are attracting the interest of farmers generally will be on view at the national farm show at Chi26. The cago starting November show will be held in the Chicago coliseum. Prominent among new scientific be farming aids to be shown will tractor-mov- e the radically-differen- t Consisting of irrigation aystems. long line of pipe which can be hooked onto a tractor and moved to any section of a field, these syaNew which TBAY SLOT Make Your Kitchen Cabinets this WHETHER you make hand the working plan to your carpenter, pattern 323 saves hours. Even an amateur can follow it from the first step right through the chrome finish around the linoleum top. Details may be adapted to needs. Price 25c. Send to WORKSHOP PATTERN SERVICB Drawer 10 Bedferd Hills. New Terb NEW YORK. More than a thous to sand women from are voluntary W. Radford septuagenarians, Admiral Arthur guinea pigs for a cosmetic testing took the stand before the bouse laboratory here. armed services committee to The women live In a strange testify that current defense Cent. relebeauty world of their own and setup military plans However, present Indications are is being home a If permanent useto a role gate the navy that this may be the last year for a head half gets the tested, only STEEL: BIG In the less and inadequate some time that crop production The other half may get permanent. atomic an war. of event reaches such astronomical heights. Try, Try Again a rival permanent, or is left urn As sui pluses were mounting almost to was as a way of making comtouched pledged The government alarmingly, the government was CZECH PURGE: to bring peace into the parisons. The same is true of best do its preparing to take action to reduce Slow Terror steel Industry. shampoos. output next year. A depilatory being investigated is meetings MORE AND MORE evenkind the Slow that that likelihood terror, There was every to one leg. The other reIn an effort to applied been had arranged in is bom persons living market quotas would be slapped on tually as a controL In workers untouched between mains deadlock end the some of the basic crops which have under any totalitarian government, U. S. a like manner, creams, makeup, Ching, and Cyrus Communist operators. was In through seeping been overflowing Into storage and Czechoslovakia. concjliator director, made the first deodorants, skin preparations All recent years. are strike cosmetics other compared. extended In move the Cause of it was a Red purge, peace THIS YEAR'S huge output Is the are nationally distributed products, Informal meetresult of fairly large production of aimed primarily at supposed bour- when he arranged name youd recognize inthe whose and steel with companies most Individual crops, rather than geois elements, but leaving no man ings Steelworkers. stantly. United be he a Communist party mem- striking CIO yields of Just a None of the women mind being Both sides had been holding ber or not free from the fear that few. e posipigs, says S. F. Coneybear, guinea their to livesthe may become a victim sooner or doggedly Nearly 128 million tons of of the Evans research official an tions the union for company-paiock-feed grains are being pro- later. and development corp. After all, recomand Insurance pensions corn a duced this year, including UNCONFIRMED reports of the a presidential board, he points out, you cant tell by crop of about 3.47 billion bushels. total seized or marked for arrest mended by And they get looking at them. for welfare beneand the billion 3.65 industry of com crop Last years in the Communist police roundups valuable shop treatments at beauty to foot workers with e fits helping record. bushels set an ranged between 30,000 and 40,000. the hands of skilled operators. In The 36.5 billion tons of food grains No information was being given, the bill. a woman gets six in had exceeded COMPANIES agreed to given period SOME now estimated, though either as to causes, results or any a permanent shampoos, eight each of the past three seasons, is other details of the widespread ar- to accept the union terms, but this wave and the finest materials addid not mean strikes end. greater than in any earlier year. rests. ministered by skilled operators. Included in this figure is a bumper The stakes were big In the conwas The pattern of the purge The purpose of the laboratory, wheat crop of 1.12 billion bushels, clear. Landlords, architects, con- test. Where big steel went there says, is to evaluate a Coneybear U. S. industry, virtually all of which has been before it is placed on cosmetic fectioners and other small shop- would go most of long Inasmuch as steel usually sets the sale. Answers to these questions keepers were being picked up and labor are sought: Is it safe? Is it effitheir business confiscated. In some pattern in wage and CONGRESS: seized were their cient? Has it esthetic appeal? apartments cases, and families dispossessed. v Io obtain this information hunHalf a Loaf NAVY: of women have been offering dreds a was it drive In the main, The first session of the 81st conuse of their scalps, faces, arms the Czechoslovakias Blue propergainst October an Fading gress headed toward and legs since 1922, when the servthe morman with the charming ice was begun. Recruiting has been adjournment with less than half of tied classes, theoretically The communism. President Truman's program writ- tal enemies of Marxist smile, the iron will and a weakas it the prosecution of ness for salt water and blue uni- no problem at all, strange alone may HOWEVER, ten into law. has of mouth Word seem. THE PRESIDENT could count 15 the property owners was accom- forms was no longer in the White sufficient in volunteers provided major accomplishments, by his panied throughout Bohemia and House. Top man In U. S. governnumbers. reckoning, at least, on the part of Moravia by purges of government ment, instead, was a hard-bittethe congress he helped ride into employees, the clergy, army and captain of artillery in World War even the Communist ranks. Dejobulaled Employe Makes office last November. I, an army enthusiast with little in Left as unfinished business for Charges, where there were any, common with sailors. Wistful Plea for Job Back the 1950 congressional campaign, ranged from high treason and LONDON. A British colonial ofTHUS THE NAVY, embattled however, were a number of highly sympathy with Titoism or western deof fice in Nigeria has reported receivcritics, against a horde to simple denunciacontroversial proposals among the imperialism brass and big ing the wistful plea from a west tractors, 22 requests that Mr. Truman had tions by snoopers who had overnative who suddenly found life African its for was literally fighting laid before the present session heard suspicious bits of conversaout of a job with the colonhimself battle The before dragged congress. tion. without getting final action. ial agency: on and on, while the huge y Chief among these is the Possible hint as to the reason Dear Sir: On opening this epistle shook and bomber, worlds largest was which act repeal, behind the purge was the report will behold the work of a hurriverbal in the about you bumped turned down in both houses during that the government is having in person and a very bewilcane Washington. raging this session. The President un- - trouble not only in its campaign to and much childrenized gendered S. air force, for the moU. The In will Issue revive the doubtedly control the Roman Catholic church, held the center of tleman who was violently dejobbed January, and the outcome this time but also its efforts to prod higher ment, at least, assured of most in a twinkling by your good self. seemed the stage, how some upon special may depend production out of the workers. For heavens sake, sir, consider The according to navy, support. to fill and senate elections this year this to catastrophe as falling on your would be one relegated witness, house vacancies turn out. REDS: own CHINESE head, and remind yourself on if a the status of convoy force SOME OF THE other requests home at the moon's end walking for the unification plans present which Mr. Truman is almost sure Win Diplomats five savage wives and 16 vorto out. carried were services armed to early next year will Was it a case of rats deserting a children with your pocket Hitting out viciously at the air acious with be for a system of compulsory nonexistent filled pounds, ship? sinking declared the building navy force, health Insurance, civil rights legisand a solitary and a pence been shillings have That inexcusable an plauswas of the might controls lation, standby price-wagpity my horrible state. and the passage of Point 4 legis- ible construction of the move as waste of taxpayer money, claimed sixpence; to the reason given by yourAs f members Chinese diplomatic-stafdo never could the the U.S. big ship lation to guarantee support in to the Communist job expected of it, argued and self esquire for my dejobment the developing backward areas of the in Paris deserted was laziness. No sir. world. regime at Peking and called on fought for a chance at a duel be- incrimination Chinese diplomats throughout the tween the navy and the bomber. It was impossible that myself who pitched 16 children into this vale of world to follow their example. PAY BOOST: tears can have a lazy atom in his of GEORGE MON'G, counselor For Cabinet mortal frame, and a sudden dethe Paris embassy, made the anparture of 11 pounds has left me on There was good news for cabinet nouncement. He reported that 11 the verge of destitution and despair. members, who have been plugging diplomats, eight from the embassy I hope this vision of horror will ever old at same the salary and three from the consulate had along enrich your dreams this night and walked out on Chiang since 1925. and the good angel will melt and pulconference the Nationalist A joint senate-hous- e et government verize heart of nether mileyour an at to arrive agreement Canton. managed stone so that you will awaken with salto boost cabinet members The development posed a probsuch alacrity to rejobulate your aries from $15,000 to $22,500 a year. lem for the French foreign minisservant. So mote it be. Amen. THE CONGRESSIONAL group Asiatic affairs section. They Officials here did not know also approved pay raises for some try's were particularly concerned by the whether the dejobbed west African 200 other federal offiat the emthreat of a rebel sit-iwas reassociated with his job. cials at a cost of $1,087,000 anbassy However, the issue was renually solved when the French moved In addition to raising cabinet salThis Society Makes Good firmly to back up the Nationalists bill will: the pay aries, On Claims for Members and struck the dissident Chinese GRANT Undersecretary of Deoff NEW its list. YORK. -- The Brooklyn envoys diplomatic fense Steve Early $20,000 a year Benevolent Uplift society doesnt THE FRENCH instead of $14, 00, and the armed-foi- c difficulty was do things by halves. Greatly irked s secretaries $18 000 a year clear While Paris still recognized when two of its members were acthe National! t government, it was instead o $14,000. cused of robbery, the society went John L. Lewis, chief of the Most of the undersecretaries of becoming apparent increasingly to work to prove their innoMine coal I'rited Workers, right the that western will the various departments powers eventually go in the most complete way cence shown as he miners union, reup from $10,330 to $17,500, J. Edgar may recognize the Communist met with mediators in Washthey knew how they nabbed the Hoover who. as head of the BBI, gime of Mao Already real culprits. now receives $14,000 will get a there have been conversations on ington in an effort to settle the Two BUS members in good standcoal strike. that subject. raise to $16,000 ing were arrested after they were tentatively identified as the pair IGNORANCE COSTLY BENEFITS: who held up two cab drivers SaturFor War I Vets day and robbed them of $20 each. $2G9-Bil- ls President Truman signed into They protested they were innocent. So did the society. It was not the first case where from him while he and spectators law a bill increasing disability and When that didnt do any good, unfamiliarity with big money had stood helpless to do anything. to World dependence payments leaders of the society left the police The robbery, Stratton told police War I veterans by an estimated tripped up an individual who was attempting to finagle with it, but occurred on a Grand Central sub- 112 million dollars annually. Among station to see what we can do. Two hours later a dozen husky navy petty officer James G. Strat- way platform He even showed of- its major provisions were: members strode back into the staton, New York, might have made ficers where the holdup man's InProvide full compensation. tion with two men in tow. his story stick had he known more knife had cut his shirt and understead of 75 per cent, for veterans Police said the two prisoner about money when be reported to shirt. Then it all came out He whose is to disability presumed were promptly identif.ed by the police hed been robbed. He said had lost all of the $31,500 but $500 have resulted from war service. cab drivers and later admitted the tall. thin, mustachioed man held in Increase the length of time for robberies. gambling while his wife thought knife to his back and took $31,500 he had it which payments may be made. safely stored away. 1323-193- From tts origin,. teen-ager- Indian A it ' g V ' V- - lf Lake Wulnr Lake, though only 15 miles long and six miles at its widest, is the largest permanent natural r lake in all India. It is a wide stretch in the Jhelum river at the northwest end of the beauty renowned Vale of Kashmir, fresh-wate- ; --- .I 3 Modern farm machinery, such In use as this "damper-downe- r In a North Carolina tobacco field, will feature exhibits at the National Farm Show to be held in Chicago. terns are said to be able to triple acreage yield. Water, nitrogen, fer can be put tilizer, DDT or 2,4-down through the sprinklers. Vacuum unloaders, rotary hoes, heated tractor seats and grain testers are Included among the hundreds of Items for the modern farm and farm home which will be displayed, and visitors will see a wider range of implements and equipment then has ever before been assembled under one roof. Fumci lice and 'River Treatment nx. L p - Feather chicktm ixnAOajl trcati King John IV of Bohemia, had his eye doctor thrown into the river because the unfortunate man min- 6(j feci insecticide of river-treatme- nt CertoritMa '20-YEA- He Started An Ere Peter White worked in the first Lake Superior iron mines, ahipped the first six barrels of ore, helped get authorization for the Saulte Ste. Marie canal, and became one of the leader in developing the region. 4-- tiV -- 90 chicken. D, on package Aik 40. the dnr istrations did not cure his eye didnt trouble. The work either, and John later became totally blind. Weatherproof Although It has never been cleaned, the stainless steel atop the The special events are likewise State building. New York, Empire unshaping up into a program of has its original luster after still usual interest. The second annual some 20 years. invitational interstate poultry judging contest on November 29 Housing Problem Solved will draw entries from at least 20 Two sparrows recently built a states, according to H. G. Ware, nest in New Jersey from stainless director of judging. steel machine shop turnings. They lined it with leaves and down. Watch Footings Arp1jr Black roosti .in bjj,, , Bnnh. F, imi R HABIT BROKEN! I "Considering j caaj . Iom was constipated over 20 years and laiative pm no relief it was amazy a eating KELLOGG'S ALL-BRA- N daily helped me so much Mrs. H. r Rutledge, 120 CorryAve., Aero Vista, Warrington, Florida. Just one of many unsolicited Utters praising ALL- - .. BRAN. If troubled by constipation due to lack of z in the diet, try this: eat u oc- every day. c crisp water. If not Btstei r ALL-BRA- N nof Kelloggs, return empty box Battle Creek,!! DOUBLE YOUR MO.N'El' Bil Relieve distress of Poultry Figures In 1948, United States chicken flocks returned 3.2 billion dollars in meat and eggs; 66 per cent came from eggs, 22 from chickens and 12 from broilers. MONTHS femme I ircnrniKi n Buffalo, N. Y ranks first In the world in flour production, and prod of all the duces about linseed oil in the country. one-thir- High Heels Three centuries ago in western Europe high heels were a requirement of masculine fashion, and most women wore low heels. Cowboys still stick to them. Taft-Hartle- Conferee Kai-she- U ?l k n f i ,f i Tze-tun- Story of Trips Up Gambler LYDIA E. PINKMrjr Tractor Tires Right air pressure tractor In tires decreases fuel consumption, increases drawbar pull, and improves traction. The 6 e Are you troubled by 4W female functional periodic dans ancea? Does tbli made jw t from pain, feel to enm, such times? Then to try tfi j PlnXham'e Vegetable CompoasCj relieve such symptomi PuUHr baa a grand soothing elect m of woman mort iroportaniof?rj Flour Leader Suns Heat earth receives only one part of the heat given out th by the sun. FOUNDATION UNDERMINED. NO FOOTING- Hog State One out of every four hogs sold in the United States each year is - Farmers should always be on the alert to the danger of runoff water washing away footings under foundations, particularly on outbuildings where such caution, normally, might not be exercised. When runoff water washes away footings under foundations, the building settles. raised in Iowa. Weekly Newspapers There are 10,500 weekly newspapers and 5,468 magazines in the United States. When For More Eggs inefficient. feed-wasti- deduced Grain Growing Brings Seed Hold Need HUNT0 ATTENTION, Prospects of reduced including corn and wheat in 1950 and following years should cause farmers to consider saving more grass and clover seed, says a statement from the college of agriculture. University of Kentucky. The seed, it was pointed out, will be needed for the sod crops that are to take the place of grain. The bureau of plant industry at Washington says that grain reduction will mean at least 25 per cent more grass and hay. grain-growin- m W WePayHigbesMw Barren Land Reclaimable With Fertilizer, Know-ho- 4 w Under proper management, worn out land can be converted intc grass legume pasture capable ol carrying one cow and a calf to eacl f one and to two acres. Three acres of good permanent and supplementary pasture will carry a cow and calf through the year. Principal requirements are fertili zer, willingness to grow something beside the immediate money cropi and a knowledge of livestock. As Ah BY-PRODU- fa. CTS Pho 463 Soulh 3rd West one-hal- Ogden St Sal! Lake City Branches Logan 49 1,13,1 Mrld. i Glan Affiliate TALLOW UTAH HIDE AND 216-Lehi Spanish Fork 88 J135.W ri t thej ' - iti . ar 0l i c rack 4 Id |