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Show PAROWAN TIMES, PAROWAN, UTAH Conch Shells -- WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS- TRUMAN: - Aitlcc Promises 'Better Socialism; Amvets Support Gl Bonus Proposals; U.S. War Potentials Gains Recited f litTOK a KOtf- ' Hlira Neasgeper t olea Arlrr ft ntwa etrr4 and ael atrrU? aall are In hee retain the f Ibu thee Mppr HOmE TOUin Up & At 'Em! Aj pirently eager to accept every rebuff as a rhalltnge, President Truman let It be known that he would "f.ght all gui.ir er, if necessary. to obtain coi gresslonal approval of his civic right program THE PRESIDENT made it very I lain that he dis.ics every n. ember of congrei to be put on recat ord regard, r.g the program. The ) issue for highly controversial which the Previdi nt Is still battling caused a split In the Democratic party rar.k duru.g the 1948 presidential rati paign- - ui.d promise to do so again. The President wo particularly Incensed with the coal.tion of southern Democrats and northern Rewhich stands ready to public an-the pregram to the last oppose ditch. The measure over which there has been surh bitter recriminations would establish a federal to combat discriminacommiv-iotion in the hiring of Negroes and other minority gioups. THE SOUTH, usually rock-ribbein its st uid for the Democrats, doesn't want the measure, and its rt prisc-- tatives are prepared to resist it in every way possible, the usual recourse being parliamentary procedure nnd the rules of the senate Precipitation of the row came with tiie effort by opponents of the program to do away with a house rule whieh weuld let the house take- - uwny from committee a bill bottled up for as many as 21 days. Until last year the house rules committee could stifle legislation to a great degree by holding up such bills as it chose. Now, Truman's opponents want that power restored. Mr. Truman was hoping the maneuver would be defeated. tfpOPTWiKJj TTTT d i Ht Thin Is the Ishraniltsen ship line' Tlyinu Cloud' as It left Its Hoboken pier to run the Chinese Nationalist bloc kadc In It is a sister ship to the Hying Arrow which was (shanghai. heavily shelled by Chinese gunboats. The move was being made despite C. S. state department warnings to C. S. ships to stay out of the bloeakade area. Inset Is Captain Nicholas Dervin, skipper of the Iljing Cloud. SREAT BRITAIN: GIVEAWAY Wflce Stands Pot Potatoes On the surface, at least, there vere no qualms over possible and certainly no promises of eform as the Labor party In Eng-anproclaimed that it loudly vould stand for more and better" .ocialism if It were returned to mwer In the February elections. OBVIOUSLY, the overthrow of he Socialists In Australia and. arlier. In New Zealand, didn't ncan a thing to Prime Minister .Tement Attlee and his administra-ion- . re-til- d The party in power in Great Brit-- I un laid down its platform in a manifesto. The plat-'orincluded: of the ad Wise development ninistration of government mcdi-a- l services and other welfare services (one of the most of socialist innovations!. of insurance MUTUALIZATION that is, --wnership by policy hold v ' ;rs. Jobs for all. Increase in production, lowering :osts and increasing imports. More and cheaper food. A home for every family. No shelter for private enter behind price rings and yrise lgged markets. EFFORTS FOR PEACE in s realistic manner, and willing-lesto cooperate with Russia, as with any other country that is arepared to work for peace and riendship. Strengthening of the association af the commonwealths and the pact. An ambitious program surely and one which must command some measure of respect if only 'or its declining to retreat in the 'ace of what might seem to be a ,dangerous situation. 1,000-wor- d hotly-lispute- d c WAR POTENTIAL: J. Gains Cited While the national committee it 'or aeronautics reported that Russia is is logical to assume working hard to develop superspeed warplanes to deliver atomic weapons, it also reported continu-nAmerican gains in the race 'or air leadership. The committee railed for efforts to consolidate :hese gains and push forward THE AGENCY reporting is the chief organization governments 'or basic aviation research and. ronsequently, should know what it s talking about. The committee dropped one S. g note, jointing out that wants to make the practical military o fly faster than Superior-speed- , DUE however, by any nation that effort can build airplanes able sound the report "is generally acknowledged to be the most important single element in successful air ittack and in defense against Range also is important. The attainment of long range poses a most difficult problem. AND THEN the reports punch me' As m the case of the atomic jomb, America cannot expect to ;njoy an exclusive advantage at aest it can only plan iy vigorous ind timely research to stay ahead jf any potential enemy . . . rontinued, at-ac- k The government announced it was going to give away some of the enormous stocks of potatoes which it bought to keep prices up but, as usual, there was a catch to it. Not everyone could get the potatoes, and it was not as free" as it appeared. THE POTATOES, it appeared, would go only tp the school MINERS: Cash, Please! In most of the lung, involved struggle of the coal miners and their leader, John L. Lewis, vs. the coal operators, the workers were able to continue credit at company stores and thus manage to exist through long strike periods. In the current phase of the controversy, that was the case until a few weeks ago when rebel bucking Lewis miners, three-dawork week order, went on strike. Shutdowns occurred in six states as roving bands of pickets flouted Lewis leadership. THE UNITED MINE WORKER rebels declared they were tired of week and working a three-dain their diswanted a "showdown pute with the operator. They were falling back on the old miner slogan: "No contract no work. But this time they encountered a move which would have grave effect on their position. Mine owners replied with a policy of their SevNo work no credit. own: eral large companies, including U. S Steel and most southern operators, told the miners they would get no more credit at company stores while they stayed away from work. ONE INDUSTRY LEADER estimated that miners had received 60 million dollars in credit since and the three-dathe week went into effect. Others said it was just bad business to keep extending credit under such conditions. Thus there appeared to be building up a situation rife with dangerous possibilities If the strike continued and miners and their families faced actual hunger and want, there could be trouble lunch program, the bureau of Indian affairs, put lie nnd private welfare agencies in this country nnd private agenccs doing relief abroad. However, that was a move which shoo'd elicit no criticism, inasmuch as it savored more of intelligent government in action than most bureaucratic actions. Here's the catch: FOR the school lunch, nnd some givepnvate institutions, the away program means they will hav( to start paying something to get potatoes they once got without having to pay out a nickel. The reason for that, it was explained, is that for many years the government had a surplus-crodisposal program, for which congress appropriated funds. This meant commodities could be delivered to schools free. Now, all that's changed, there is no fund, so school lunches will have to pay transportation for its free commodities ever-recurre- y g y VETS' BONUS: Added Support The battle lines for the fight to obtain a bonus for veterans of World War II has been strengthened by support from the Amvets, a World War II organization Meanwhile, the Veterans cf Foreign Wars renewed its bonus appeal THUS, two major veterans organizations standing shoulder to shoulder on the proposition that the nation should reward their war services with a bonus. Harold Russel. Amvets national commander, told the house veterans affairs committee that by every standard of equity the bonus is justifiable Certainly the GIs of Conflict Two had a precedence in the case of the Doughboys of World War I And, remembering history, they would not be too disappointed at early delays, inasmuch as it took quite a time for the World War I veterans to obtain passage of a bonus bill THE AMVETS and the VFW were agreed that the rate of compensation for veterans should be $3 a day for service in this country, and $4 a day for service overseas This would mean that a maximum bonus would be $4,500, with an extra bonus for men who were wounded in acton. The question of a bonus for men who have defended their country in time of war is one of the most difficult with which a people may wrestle There is the vast gratitude and appreciat on of service on the one hand, and cn the other a conception of patriot'sm and duty, solidified most often by lack of necessary funds with which to reward the warriors. SIMMERING DOWN y Winnie's Look-alik- e? THERE 6-PivOT MAN OFTVC MINNEAPOLIS LAKERS, HAS ACQUIRED THE NAME or MR. BASKETBALL' N THE BA.A.tVC END Cf THE KM 3--9 SEASON EOUNO EG GE0PC TOP SCORER-NTS, LEAD-t- tj THE LEAjUE WltH A 20.5 POINTS PER GAME AM RAGE MOST FiELD GCALS DiJ AND NETTED RECORD TOTAL CF Ts , V rrv ii SPORTLIGHT- - Who'll Make Diamond leadlines! -- By GRANTLAND When a top Democrat in Pres that he would be defeated and his lent Truman's administration calls tax demands may have been in the 'or a three-billiodollar cut in feu- manner of a challenge to congress dal taxes, indications are that Mr S.nce then Mr Trunan a; pears to Truman's original plan for a tax have mellowed in his tax ideas like has been abandoned The taxsiish projosal was n ade When the President first pro by senate f -- ance Ne C'la r Josed an increase in taxes, he was man Geo'-ga Gcm-g.De- - ocrat n a fighting mood He had just who, at the sao e t if. ai j cal t j t jeen elected m his own r ghi as for gov or'-- . '0 erase (O' President despite general ojirnon half t'se pit( ! r fiit co-n- DEPARTMENT Is a continuous here in Washington amang those who watch the of mortality in the membership of set same the how congress voters in a given state will send of representatives to Washington viewopposite and conflicting difpoints men with completely upon on outlooks politics, ferent economics, upon humun relationbe ships, although they may even from the same political parties. Of course these opposites stand out more boldly in the senate w here there are onlv two men from each stae Excellent examples are Senators Willi im Lanper and Milton R Young, both Republicans Senators Dakota: North from st vies Bridges ard Charles W. Ti hey. both Republicans from Senators KenNew Hampshire; neth MeKellar and Fetes Kefamer. both Democrats of Tennessee. Probably the most outstanding example of this peculiar preferment of the voters is the two senators from Florida. Senators Tlaude Pepper and Spessard Lindg PERSONAL NEW GIFT KIT FOR TEEN-AGERINTRODUCE l S no more wrhome There aet thnn roamrUra A t.cw ouni;er low budget kit ufiufj (run, t.r -- m luchtrr. sitter and "lex ;tpp eialr this new item n cause it is be tut if till v ur.ji also bee tie the comdi-- i ,re not hmnfulIft to tender often ref FVt.NTFfN "The cosmetic of the profs els' Kiris who h r Ve to app to appo iituvmi1 makeup t ' b b V N pr irt MT'TICS nre h poalJ menu D .r p iblu turn m the Jowrn Americ in Medical Asian ta?i This new .ih ve.ir rnm i rf to an ".hipped peohd SO Thin int iu irv for erd 0 losmetiiS tax s t tlrpt. kHFNIlfV, Itoad, Kye, Milton W, Nr tr Buy U.S. Savings Bonds! Planning for the Future? sey Holland. RICE- - with a group of vet- e x n re-je- home-bake- Taft-Hartle- y for-:ig- i Relieve g e sim-larit- Relief-bringin- ... r'fOff Rep. Dewey Short (R., Mo.) gives a good impression of Britain's Winston Churchill as he rehearses for his part in an amateur radio show being staged in Constitution Hall today February 2. The show is for the benefit of the American Heart association and will kickoff the organization's 1950 fund campaign. IN USE. More Refunds? America's GI's might te in for another refur d on service life insurance According to an arrouncenent by the vt'.iru'S odrr.imstrat.on, it wih tase a: i ther Iook at 'he i v e f a i i t x; t ,r ui d. if a Sur !i ( tie ev Mils n av git re-se- k i ' i r TPF e s I J tie 1). : i f, n ,v v .1 - T'Vi'T'yy s - t ,1 , . i I Ivtw TEST TUBE CONTAINING OIL AND KEROSENE. FIX CORK ON CUTTER HANDLE AND SECURE WITH SEALING WAX. CORK REMAINS ON HANDLE WHEN CUTTER IS IN USE AND SEALS TUBE WHEN CUTTER IS NOT .Il', g i i, t r ,n dm. PRESERVING LEMONS KEEP LEMONS MUCH LONGER BY COATING THEM LIGHTLY WITH PARAFFIN. Roosevelt. Florida Although sidered an industrial ane of the staunch labor legislation and is not con- state, he is advocates of repeal of the Act. He is held up by organized labor as one of the few who voted "100 per cent right" on ,abor legislation. Prior to the Democratic national convention m 1948, Senator Pep-oe- r urged General Eisenhower to run against the President. As a matter of fact the night before the nomination, after Eisenhower re fused. Pepper announced his own "andidacy for president against President Truman, probably the shorto't candidncv on record, for he withdrew within about threr oours and was among the f.r't or the platform to congiatulate Pres idert Truman and to svtrar hi oyalty Taft-Hartle- y m. thono phspnti lift si young l.d v ttr u ifi c t he nl . to. pntnti nnd make-u- p . an Attractive Imu . j logne. ft bon of clinging tun ,r 4 M.wiirr and. of course, the if 1 t p ttf now avail hv T pMnk . . kit 1ft H product of faruouft SJ- I COKMkTKS. Senator Holland is a southern TRY THIS entry cut in. That led to another tall, straight, handaristocrat, bet. eran ballplayers and managers And Id like to bet that Stan some, with a thatch of white hair. we finally steered the argument Musial gets more M V.P. votes He has an engaging personality in the general direction of head some outthan Jackie Robinson, and polished manner, and while he line makers for 1950. Robinson is but sider said. good the not considered one of the top From be? is Who would they There arators in the senate, he is always American league you start right he isnt any Stan Musial. are not many Stan Musials lying well off with Ted Williams, Joe Di prepared when he takes the around loose. After all. Musial is Maggio, Tommy Henrich and such floor and presents his arguments 29 and he has known only eight pitchers as Mel unly with and forensic skill. legal seasons. Thats bttle Again, here is your Parnell, Ellis Kinwarm-up- . at least Or a more than and He never makes an enemy Clubber Girl MASTER-MIder, Joe Page recipe it should be. flamr and Is one of the best liked possibly Rae ScarI rvp CUbbir Giri 0lmf Other small bets made: Kin-e- r i ui Iffptwu Mil men in the senate, with a host borough, Bob Lemm MftM to beat the on and Ed Garcia. of friends on both sides of the t rwp hortrQ mark again; Williams to hit In the national Sift flour, baking powder and salt together political aisle. He is making a over .350; Robinson not to lead Cut in shortening. Store in covered eo record as a watchdog of the league you had tamer in refrigerator. jVotV jot . the N.L. at bat; Newcombe to Robinson, Jackie treasury and his record vote win 25 games. Two bets on Joe CAKE the of Stan Musial, Ralph session first GINGERBREAD 0PSIDE00WN the during Enos DiMaggio to play In 120 games. 81st congress shows that he Klner, Here is your recipe . . . ft voted 20 times against InI Ublrtpoo buttwr m Slaughter and such At cup boir nMf Grantland Rice pitchers as Don to cut creased appropriations Cardinals and the 4 Dyer died nmnI ptpp!f. Newcombe, Preachexpenditures. f npi Clabber Ctrl Nuii?Nu Eddie Dyer, the crack blocking er Roe, Ken Hemtzleman, Howie H rap mptr I egg, wed bc4ft But when it comes to the south I tesipocm ptapef back from Rice some years ago, Pollet and one or two others. H cap molaaaat cmnatno J fraapoo feels that his Cardinals are about rn bloc, Senator Holland is some H Cap water teatpoo eloeta "There wont be much change south-rnerwith found .imes the due again. Eddie won the pennant voting Melt butter or margarine in an 8" x 8" 1 2 Frank among the top bunch, even against the majority his first year out In 1946. He fincake pan. Sprinkle with brown sugar Cut Frisch said. "Ted Williams pineapple slices in halves and arrange on ished second to the Dodgers in if Democrats in the senate And it into seasons a few still has top of the sugar. Measure Master-Mibig 1947. He ran second in 1948 and last s this southern bloc which often Commixing bowL Stir in sugar and spices. left. DiMaggio has one or two bine egg. molasses and water Add gradually year he was beaten on the final loins with the Republicans to form after 18 years in baseball. In to dry mixture, stimng until well blended. be southern Democrat-Republicaday by a lone game. Pour over fruit in pan and spread evenly the National league, Jaekie :oaIition. Bake at 350 F. (moderate oven) 35 to O Well have at least four .300 Robinson will be hard to head minutes Remove from oven and cool two hitters next season, Eddie off again. He has shown Musor three minutes. Turn out on serving plate Not New a Dealer 6aid. Who are they? Musial, fnnt side up Serve warm topped with whip ial and Slaughter, who are not ped cream or hard sauce Makes 6 to 8 servSlaughter, Jones and Schoen-diens- t. Senator Holland was never a getting any younger (who is?), ings. To make plain Gingerbread, use the Its true that Jones and Toosevelt New Dealer, although he that both will have to have same recipe, but omit first three ingredients. Schoendienst bit only .299 and even bigger years to beat him. avored some of the progressive .297 respectively last year but A Jar of Clabber Girl Matter-Mi- r Some of the fellows out front egislation sponsored during that in the refrigerator helps quickly to theyll pick up those extra last season may not repeat. ra. He has been unable to go bake waffles, ginger points sure. They are really Kinder at 35 or 36 is no kid. ilong with much of the Truman breads, quickrolls, .310 hitters. a As of matter Neither is DiMaggio. For that Fair Deal program, particularly cookies, and other we have another good kid fact with reference to civil rights, matter Robinson will be 31 in Interesting and cxw who should hit better than .300. d citing of the act, the January. products. Ilis name is Ed Kazak, our the idministration health program, "The younger fellow with the best third baseman. Ed hit .304 in 3rar.nan farm program and others. anchance is Don Newcombe, 92 games last year before he n Te does support the Truman other manager cut in. This big was hurt. This would give us however. policy program, fellow has had less than a year in three inficiders and two outbig league baseball and yet they With reference to the Presifielders in the .300 or better are all talking about him. If we class. dents state of the Union mesare going to have any sage, Senator Holland said: I Whats the doubtful side of winner in 1950 it will be Newcombe. liked the foreign program part outfit? I asked. your Hell be the best pitcher in either of his message, but the domesThe answer is nearly always Owow league tic part seemed to be little he said. the same. Pitching. What about Mel Parnell? Parmore than a reiteration of the Last season we landed Lanier and nell is only 27 years old. He is Martin well into the season. MISERIES message of last year, and a rewith the best club in statement of those old troubleOF either league. items which kept ns in making For Double Platoon so mnch turmoil. I was strongIll bet you 10 dollars ParA year ago I was dead against ly for those parts which called nell finishes above Newfor a balanced budget. the double platoon, Wes Fesler of combe, an American leaguer Ohio State said. "Since then I have cut in. I mean that hell win more bail games. changed completely. Im all for it. Both Schoolteachers The two I believe those coaches who dislike shook hands. Both Senator Holland and Senator it havent given it a fair trial. I Pepper taught school, both studied "How can you tell? another said. know I hadnt when I was against tnd both served in Kell has a lifetime STIMULATES avPENETRATES it. Since then Ive discovered most .he practiced law, Florida state legislature, both Into uppm bronchest, throat and erage of .297. Ted Williams has one of the players want it. Thats a bach surfaces with chial tubas aelong to the Kiwanis, around .354. Yet Kell outhit WiShiners, swarming, comspecial soothing big reason for liking it I know it Vlasons, Elks and both are poultice. medicinal forting vapors. lliams last year. Phi produces faster, better football. I Beta Kappas and members of the He wont come within 25 points also know it gives many more stuAt bedtime rub throat, chest American Legion. There the y and back with Vicks VapoRub. of Williams this year, a Red Sox dents a chance to play football. ends, but both were elected g action starts ,o the United States senate. 2 ways at once! Instantly And it keeps up this special Senator Pepper, up for reelec-iio- n iFIX-E- Tl By Harold Arnett Penetrating - Stimulating acthis year, is two years older tion for hours C :han Senator Holland, but has a In the night to 1 8 aead of coal black straight hair. bring relief. V VapoRu 'SEALING He has a prominent nose, exceed-ngl- y WNU W WAX high forehead, high cheek STORING aones and is slightly stooped. He CORK s considered one of the ablest GLASS CUTTER debaters on the floor of the senate. He is an ardent New Dealer, KEEP GLASS CUTTER was one of the most loyal support-?r- s FREE OF RUST IN A of President Franklin D. UDDLING Gl BENEFITS: Little Chance Seen for Major Tax Hike CLASSIFIED Conflicts Noted i n In Kyoto, Japan, sea shell tak, the place of church bells priests there coll the people to worship by blowing into g.a- -t ronchs, which produce a sujm not unlike that of a foghorn. 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