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Show PAROWAN TIMES. PAROWAN. UTAn FARM FAIR: WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS NEEDLEWORK PATTERNS World' Biggest Something of intercut to every agriculturist, from the man who wants to grow bigger potatoes to the cowboy with the Hereford, Is on the sgends of the Cantdlan Royal Win ter Fair slated for Torontos November 13 to November 23. omitting Sunday. rniTOR'S NOTKi ara la Him Ik., era ik.M af nIiui, IN ADDITION there wiU be a Cklaak a,lala,aaalfala aaO Ml MMMMilr af ikia ainrtMi'l complete display of the latest wrinkles In farm machinery and aids to more profitable operation. The Royal Winter Fair has long been recognized as th worlda la r gait agricultural exibltlon ataged under one root Sponsored by Canadian federal, grain and agricultural associations, the competitions carry with them many world championship awards. FOR THE FIRST TIME In 20 years, competition In the seed and gram divisions will be thrown open to any grower In the world and thus will award the winner world championship honors. Some 10,000 prize ribbons together with thousands of dollars in monetary awards will be handed out. RMKFS BID FOR STEEL PEACE . . . Cyrus thing (faring farm home displays, washing camera) director of the U. S. mediation service. Is surrounded by machines and a host of things innewsmen as he arrived from Washington to make anolhrr effort teresting to women are always for settlement of the paralysing steel strike. These conferences tures of Canada's top winter fair. were drs rlbrd as exploratory." although t hing later reported that the situation was "not hopeless." Truman Renews Pledge of Support Of Safe Plan for Atomic Curbs; Attlee Charts British Saving Plan Lovely Irish Rose Centerpie high-boote- prize-winnin- coll-seu- . 'Shock Absorber' It was interesting to note the Atomic-Energy multiple interpretations Maj. Gen. Harry Vaughan. White House aide, was applying to his position of Norway was getting along rather aide and personal confiwell with atomic research, accordof President Harry Truman. dant to a ing report bj the council for AT A DINNER given by fellow scientific research. Democrats in Washington. Gen. The report said drilling for uranium in Setesdal valley had Vaughan, linked with the capital's 5 per centers" and mysterious been successful, and underground John Maragon. White a had with started crew House operations , hanger-onof 30. portrayed himThe countrys first atomic pile self in a new light. He is. he said, a shock abis being built near Oslo, and three as it were, as well as a sorber. universities have received equip"part of the scenery at the White ment for atomic research. 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FEMALE mtiEs Are you HEWS fctArf H M DANON6 LAST MIME CLASS HAS btfNl MAD "fo WAVE WASTED ThE EffORf OF 1AKIN6 A BMI , BRUSH INO YOUR VjwR AXD CHAN61K6 N1& YClIR 0U 5EF6E S0lf ; ASK ME ? ANOTHER ? f A General Quiz HOME, The Questions BACK HOME AGAIN IT By Ed Dodd DOE5KT MAKE ONE PAPTICLE OP DIFFERENCE IF IT DOES TASTE bad! THE 1. What is the plural of daily (a newspaper)? 2. Give the meaning of The Answers Dailies. 2. Duplicate. treatment Is wiser than neglect. 3. A receptacle for storage of silage or fodder for dairy cattle. 4. Lincoln and Holland Tunnels. 5. Shooting star. d If Peter Run has wallved up with h B-3- ISOLATION: GOLD RUSH Nuggets Cast New Yukon Spell spell of the Yukon was Fish-wbee- pr-,fu- g Bk Wwt Doan Pill. Doan' bars been wim new friends (or more than forty reput They have a nation-wid- e Are recommended by grateful peope uiigkborl country over. Atk your self-style- The reach mg out again to heat the blood of men who seek quick fortunes in gold Reports of nuggets the size ot peas being found near l in Alaska had been flashed throughout the territory and a new gold rush was on. Grizzled sourdoughs untried tenderfeet vied with ach other to stake claims for the metal the t common name for a 1. ruins". 7oor kidneys are constantly filtf waste matter from tbe blood strata kidney sometimes las in their fail t act as Nature intended move imponuee that, if retaioM.f the poison tbe system and upset body machinery. Symptom may be naggingof bach persistent headache, attacks dii getting up nights, iwelhng,of pu& under the eye s feeling itrSi anxiety and toss of pep andbladdef Other signs of kidney or order are sometimes burning, scene too frequent urination. There should be no doubt that p 4. Name two tunnels under the Hudson river leading into New York City. 5. Give the by (Hatred ilelp Them Cleanse of Harmful Body What is a silo? meteor. troubled female functional periodic dink ancee? Does thla make you ss from pain, feel 0 nervous. tire at auch times? Then do try Lydk Plnkham's Vegetable Compound relieve such symptoms Plutiai has a grand soothing effect od 0 woman's most important 0rgf Rig-ney- e 79- - Had to fight constipation the ars. Noth i ng helped. Then I to eating KELLOGGS ALL-every morning. Vice-cons- Pea-Siz- NO results. No laxative for last 6 months!" y d ?. JOUY TIM! IT Distinctive Doily IIE CHARM and distinctiveness of this doily can be captured with your crochet hook in very lit- - ... hard-presse- riHCLC POP one-tim- e ri 'aiata ana No. Kama Addreaa Norway Reports Progress In Study Supports 'To assure that atomic energy will be devoted to man's welfare and not to his destruction la a continuing challenge to all nationa and all peoples." In those words, President Truman pledged his support to any safe and effective plans that would outlaw the atomic bomb. THE PRESIDENT spoke at a ceremony In which the United Nations laid the cornerstone for Its permanent headquarters In New York city. Mr. Truman called the cornerHouse. stone rites "an act of faith our "IT IS NOT pleasant furnishing unshakable faith that the United ENGLAND: the throat, he went on. but I Nations will succeed." More Austerity might as well earn my pay by beThe President declared that conat the In a drastic effort to rescue ing a shock absorber trol of weapons is essential to a Great Britain from its financial While House." peaceful world and said that Ever morass. Prime "I am an authority on investigaMinister Clement since the first atomic bomb was tions, he said. "Weve had so Attlee an charted economic course developed, a major objective of many investigations in the last U. S. policy has been a system of designed to save 784 million dolor so that have laid an egg." year lars He also a ordered annually. control international of atomic He pointed out that when admincut 400 million dollars In dollar of energy that would assure effective istration critics complain about prohibition of atomic weapons .... imports. "trivial things," its a healthy sign THUS did the minister prime and at the same time would prothat there is not a great deal that a course of more plot for austerity mote the peaceful use of atomic they can complain about. the British people. energy by all nations." THE TRIVIAL THINGS" to The or to effected, savings hoped HE ENDORSED anew the Berwhich the general referred were be effected, would result from lopnard Baruch control plan which charges that certain Washington ping off' spending for national dewas rejected by Russia. with figures "influence" could fense. capital investments, public The chief point of disagreement ' contracts and swing government relations food and subsidies. between western powers and RusAttlee presented a quick, graphic favors where they wished for a sia on atomic energy control has 5 per cent" fee, gifts of deep of what was prointerpretation been Insistence by the West on an to members of freezers We must Washingreduce expendieffective means of inspection to see posed. tons official family. that nations would keep their ture and increase production." he The told the house of commons. But it generals personal popularpledges to outlaw the bombs. Ruswasnt as simple as the formula ity continued unimpaired. He and sia wouldnt hold still for that Mrs. Vaughan were elected honwould seem to make it. orary of the DisTo the already austerity-weartrict of Columbia Democratic club. Britons it meant that of the many WORLD FRONT: goods for which they now have to stand in line for hours would be LEOPOLD: Spotty Picture The world picture was spotty as even more scarce. Gasoline and No Poll, Please! international developments became some food items would cost more. Former Belgian premier Paul-Henincreasingly confused. A Washing- They would have to pay a Spaak wanted none of a proton development Intensified the fee for medicines they were getting posed poll to determine if King free under the national health tension between the U. S. and Russhould Leopold return to the sia in the cold war, British and U. throne. S. leaders were beginning to split SUCH AN ACTION might "deon the issue of recognizing the leave the British alone at Hong stroy Spaak declared In Chinese Red conquering govern- Kong and promise to respect their a radioBelgium" address in Brussels. there. The rights difference on opinto ment, France was Premier Gaston Eyskens, a organize its government, a Greco-Tit- o ion between the U.S. and Britain Social Christian, has proon the of was subject pact appeared possible and the recognition a country-widposed on not considered as a particularly sepoll U. S. closed its consulate at Dawhether rien. A look at the overall situation rious one. It was regarded here as back fromBelgians want Leopold his exile in Switzeran inevitable reflection of their difshowed that in: land. national interests. While the The United fering WASHINGTON I approve the prime ministers States m a new crackdown on Rus- - LJ.S. has been withdrawing from to solve the royal desire the China, British are an had question,1 obtained in still sia indictment said, but I do blame him, Spaak and to hope remain so for obvious against Amtorg, Russian purchascondemn him for trying to solve ing agency in the U. S. and six of economic and financial reasons. the royal question this way. its officers on charges of failing to DARIEN Harassment by Chiregister as agents of a foreign nese Communists had forced clospower. The maximum penalty for ing of the U S. consulate there. The violation of that law would be $10, American consul and 000 fine and five years imprisonfrom this city ment. The firm itself was liable to moved to Seoul. The U.S. attaches a $10,000 fine. Shortly after U. S. who had spent 15 months here said anCommunist policies prevented their attorney general McGrath nounced return of the indictment, relief at the end of a scheduled five of the Russians were arrested tour of duty. At a news by FBI agents in New York. As conference, the reported Commuwas expected. Soviet officials nist obstacles had limited their vigorously protested the arrests. movements severely. There had been repeated allega- Culver Gleysteen said he was once tions in congress that Amtorg acts held four hours by Chinese Comas an espionage agent. Said assismunist police and Soviet soldiers tant U. S attorney Edward R. who accused him of signaling out "Diplomatic passports dont to sea with the lights of his jeep. a constitute defense for the crime HAWAII The strike charged here. The indictments did of dock workers at prolonged five of Hawaii's not charge Amtorg with serving as six ports was over at last. The CIO an agency for the international longshoremens espionage and Soviets warehousemens union its LONDON There was a de- 2,000 striking stevedores ordered Edward E. Wilcox, former to go back veloping split between Great Brit- to their jobs. The men Philadelphia newspaperman, struck May ain and the United States on the 1, has been named special assista raise of 32 cents m demanding issue of recognition of the Com- their $1.40 ant to the undersecretary of the hourly wage. The strike munist regime in China. Indications He succeeds navy. Cedric were that London would establish technically ended October 6, but d Worth, author of continued, pending settlement of full diplomatic relations soon. side issues involving the anonymous" document working condiHowever, this appeared contingent tions, which touched off the 6 pay and other issues in outer-islan- d on whether the Communists would probe. ports. . Vv . .s.y GEN. VAUGHAN: TRUMAN: V gar' m A 'Big Peril' In Chicago, Sen. Scott Lucas (D.. Planes loaded with excited men. Ill ) was sharply critical of a number of colleagues whom he called and mining equipment and husky an isolationist group ot senators teams were dog pushing into the area in a race with the arctic winter tar more dangerous to the security of our which would paralyze all democracy than the Commining efforts The village of Fishwheel munists and feliow travelers under orders of Stalin. Lucas, was mushrooming majontv overnight like the famed cities of the fabulous leader in the U S. senate did not name the senators at whom he Yukon of the earlier gold rush days hurled the The lure was like a magnet, reach- fied them ascriticism, but he identi opponents. ing out with impelling force FOR FAST RELIEF, rub of tains up to 2 Vi times more fflen. offered ru thol, than five other widely ... ft pain-relievi- ... Mild and STRAINS. Ask for StSS- - QUICK! T3 RUB IN iOj THE ORIGINAL BAUME ANALGESI QLfE tf |