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Show THE DRAGERTON TRIBUNE, DRAGERTON, UTAH PAGE TWO Eppinraiiiiniisfcs Avoit Depression in y.S. Reds See Nations Economy Gravitating Toward Disaster DREW PEARSON Republicans reorganized the senate, they WHEN theDemocratic chaplain, the Rev. Frederick Brown J t A i'- Slews Analyst and Commentator. -- Harris, and replaced him with the Rev. Peter Marshall. However, it appears that Mr. Marshall does not ntirelygree with his Republican friends regarding labor. For the 'tall, sedate clergyman delivered a d talk at the New JV - V broad-gauge- York Avenue Presbyterian church recently on labor,' aoil conservaUon and various problems on which the GOP congress ha frowned. I am not suggesting that the whole responsibility far labor anrest lie open employers, said Mr, Marshall, but I do say WASHINGTON.There are a good many ways to judge the moods of official Washington. Sometimes you can assay them the moment you read the latest statement of the bureau of labor statistics. Sometimes you can interpret them in terms of the number of press and radio conferences that are NOT cancelled or the number of presidential or cabinet fishing trips that are scheduled. Sometimes you can read the story in the Congressional Record or the Gallup poll. i - Chaplain Gives Words of Wisdom By BAUKIIAGE - Tuesday, July 29, 1947 without say fear of contradiction that where employers are men . and where they are willing to nib their businesses as Christ would ran them, then I say that labor troubles would vanish. Touching on the question of reclamation and foil conservation, both drastically cut by GOP leaders, the senate chaplain said that soil erosion alone destroy 300,000 acres of land annually, equivalent to dumping Into the ocean eacn year 1,875 farms of 160 acres each. Wonder what GOP leaders who put Mr. Marshall In office would say If he should open the august senate one day with similar words of God-guid- ed But In recent time one of the best barometers of Washington emotell me) is the facial andor oral exprestions (some of my sions of the professional Communists who inhabit the carefree District of Columbia. Tj help you understand the above statesomewhat Joy. The reason for his deep-dishe- wisdom? CAVE MAN . . . John T. Hum of Nashville, Tenn., wanted pubin a licity, So he disappeared Tennessee cave. State police, cave explorers and boy scouts searched the cavern for 10 days trying to find his body. gayety? The fact that he foresaw a real depression for the United States. Later the BIDE EM, COWBOT , . , The ragged Colorado mountains provide financial man again met the Coma true western setting for the picturesque Skl-Stampede staged munist, informed him he was sorry annually at Monte Vista, Coh., under auspices of the Monte Vista to hurt his feelings, but that there Commercial club. The 1947 edition of the stampede is scheduled this was going to be only a mild recesweek-endesire. That with a rodee (above) as the major attraction. A parade New Item: "Congress tp Adjourn Nearly every mans home la no dearest wish, as sion which would serve to check the and racing are ether program events. for Vacation." Hmmm. Whoever longer his castle since congress you know. Is boom. No bust would follow. heard of a vacation after a picnic? made every landlord a king. . . . That wa the opinion of most of great, big all-o. . . The Soviets do not want to Here's a freak angle to the housing the experts government Industry replica of the dechange our U. S. They Just wanna problem: the desperate Despite nd labor at that time. The whole pression of 1829 add their S. R. . . . Most everyone need for new homes, there are for the United country, despite the fact that buai-nes- s has some ridiculous theory about 25,000 unemployed building workers States. wss booming, seemed to be those flying saucera. Ackchelly, In New York City. . . . Churchills ware of the dangers of inflation, Lets step for they are the mates to the famous manuscript (the initial Installment) moment into the furthermore, people were in the Dish That Ran Away With the has been insured for a n mood to check extravagances (for sanctum sanctoSpoon and became a fugitive from Mayor O' Dwyer niece, ' rum of the Soa exahiple, the Newburyport and tall Joan, may shelve taking her bar charging g other viets No, 1 boy, experiment). It prices. . . . Best line on the flying exams and try for the stage. She is - Josef Vissarionovich DJugashvtll, appeared there would be a alight saucers, we think, was: Anyone with the troupers of the Clinton The United Nations security coun-- alias Marshal Stalin. recession, that it would relieve cil which has who tells you that he has seen Ioan-ninto a a told meet a at flying Playhouse In Connecticut, on the tough ter, yet press conference saueers must have been In his Straw-Kad- y The following is an excerpt from the labor tension and encourage head-o- n circuit. overcome 20 prisoners and several that of it, problem more efficiency on the part of workthe official transcript of converan for an taken by the defenders were unable cups!" American rejected appeal THE IRISH IN HER . . . Weary sation between Harold Stsssen ef ers and management Also, it would emergency debate on the Balkan to Sounds In the Night: At speak Greek and wore the Red of waiting for official housing Minnesota and Josef Stalin of Geor- adjust inventories, bring down real situation, despite reports of increas the Riviera: On Broadway, Star of the Union. Soviet Insignia estate prices so that people could Francos Handrrson wishts to interto get under way in BelPlanned stickmeans gia, U.S.S.R., npt Georgia, U.S.A.: projects Economy strife in Greece. ing In the meantime, a war departbuy home, reduce the cost of livrupt the column to relay the one about Mrs. Joseph Close fast, the the other with Ireland, tab. ing guy When Herschel V. Johnson, depment announcement said that one the two Jndiens. . . , They were Stassen; ,Onr problem new ia ing, and in general, take the wind squat . In the Cub: shoulders a hod and An isolationist manfully S. te see te It that we U. the that of on force warned had uty two been 2,000 invading eut of the sails of a boom that ting delegate, dsfjerent mountain tops totes bricks as she helps her husis a guy who didnt think we beds eel have a decrisis developing in gripped in a pincers nine miles bolding a conversation by throwing might be followed by a bust. That In band build their own house. the war bnt is last longed smoke up signals. . . . Their rtpartee wa In April pression, an ecsnemle Greece may burst from Albania and that a battle ot was to get ns into this one. halted trying the by first atomic bomb crisis. In A secwas annihilation Into Well along about the middle of progress explosion any At Lnm Fongs: Id like to Da yea' expect a cri-ond column was halted in its drive which, as you probably know, srnt uP July, the Communist ran Into the day," Andrei Grolotta smoke. , , , To which one a see her In something flowing. sis? Injun toward Ioannina and surrounded by financial expert again. Again the myko, Soviet deleLike a stream! flipped: "I wish I bad said THATt I do net . . . With wise Communist was smiling gate, protested the government troops. we can policies that an emergency Well," be leered happily, avsld a crisis . . . PAUL debate on the issue FLOOD CONTROL: wheres your mild recession t unnecessary 10-Yewas wa going to take the wind that De American Indue- and France added Program out- - of-- the sails of trie have a lot ef orthat the United Terming the problem one of desders? la that true? ' Nations .must not perate urgency, M. He sniffed the breese blowing President Tru"NENERAL MARSHALL appears to his friends to have been And that American worried JOHNSON act too hastily. off the Potomao a couple ef in a to conman, special message VJ So is all the state department crowd. The factories cant keep lately. Paris conference did sched-ultimes and added (aa If he had council the swift that gress, start However, proposed confirmed worst the about the Soviets. Not only are they agalhst peace; pace with them and two special meetings In rebe made on a 50 million caught the scentof attar of they are opposed to restoring atability. They are against the Western that all factories are to 1929 like "Smell a lot to dollar to American an floods roses): request control sponse in powers even aiding Europe further. Officially, they have program running 100 per cent? presented this to me." speed up the discussion ot trouble the entire Mississippi basin and deliberate position. Consequently nearly everyone now realizes Is that true? I. Russia in southeastern Europe. Russia obThe Communist went on, obvithe the river has become bolder In character of change Tea, substantially, promoting a not very subtle revolution to establish toa that from too, to a this, charging destructive giant, John jected world communism. They will block proously enjoying himself: but they are largely anything which interferes, and coLhwis got the biggest wage settlethe U. S. was attempting to prove ductive force. operate only with ventures furthering their revolutionary cause. domestic orders ment in his history. Didnt you say that an extraordinary situation , had He strongly implied that the presThis projects a somewhat new field for diplomatic But that is the most operations. wage increases were inflationary? been created In Greece." ent congress should undertake the Marshall seems te want to let things develop te see what is Important . . . maga What ari the other labor leader e Main U. S. proposal for working Immense, sine analysts and the necessary, and then te do it, without any preconceived fastidious task before its r Isolated notions that It should be done thus or se, and only he going to do? Didnt I hear some- out the difficulty In Greece calls for adjournment A number of senators American press carry about an increase in the price can thing do It. Consequently new policies like the Ruhr restoration threw te their the ef. Immediately support reports open, of steel as well a coal? And what are developing slowly and carefully. behind the Presidents proposal. feet that na ecenomlo GOOD OLD SKATE . . . AmerAre Tank Coming bout the other side there loose No one here crisis win break out. In general, the construction proreally knows anything to do about the open Communist icas oldest and best known roller The conservative Athens in Conobstructionist change people's pockets? Stassen: The problem is eao ef revolution, except this. War la unthinkable. You cannot skater is Pop Carter, who adgram a outlined by Mr. Truman newspaper Ellnlkea Alma has gress talked about letting the boys appease a revolution. You cannot even appease a Communist, except by mits te . . . stabUlslog with would provide a coordinated system being a neat '90. He has authoron excellent reported have cash for their terminal leave out having an ece destroying yourself for him. of storage reservoirs in all the magiven exhibitions in every state States troops United that ity bonds? That do to wouldn't much somlo crisis. . , and 15 foreign countries and has jor tributary basins of the Missiswill aid Greece bait further Inpull down prices and releasing But what about bast. with levees, flood-walbeen a professional skater for 82 sippi, coupled one aa the such vasions governcredit controls on Installment buyBess men? Will they and diversion channels to pro- H. years. ment force sow are fighting. And the railroads ing. be prepared te bn saying they tect cities, towns and farms In The newspaper quoted aa cant pay their coal bills without a those basins. regulated and t a - Americas as sayspokesman freight rate Increase. Congress trained? Also, he proposed that toll condeing, The United States are tried twice to cut taxes too, right Ne, soma will bare safeservation measure be put Into efte te A blueprint of cided the contribute Ideology where would it do high price the i Aggression . . . Obsolete; see objections. fect farther on the tribuef Greek freedom and Ingas pain. most guard he 1 asked good. plebiscite. Where, Stalin: Yes, they do. taries df Amerieach major basin in order dependence, even with Totalitarian . . . Any state In gain, wheres this recession, and Farley . . . See wrestling match, to retard the flow and run-of- f That is a verbatim record with all the serious can armed forces. of ?which everybody Is supposed to get rodeo, about checkthought donnybrook. omissions which do not affect the waters from reand rains three-lettheavy along on one ing a boom?" . . . The business of Cooperation context They reveal Stalins keen duce loss. topsoil Yes. With that, the Communist walked establishment ot a working together while facing In all powerful interest in our domestic economy off, fiIn beard. his My chuckling Isolation . , . Being astraddle a directions and insisting I was Vnls-- " border patrol with authority to RACKET: and any prospective .depression in nancial expert admitted be couldn't scout both sides of the borders sepweathervane in a cyclone and in- quoted. that economy. answer him. sisting ifs nobody's business. arating Greece from the Communist-doTraining Hit The conversation took place in It's this way," he said to me minated countries of YugoA country with Democracy Dr. Allan Bates, a Chicago scien-houthe Kremlin on April of this year. afterward, people feel about InflaRobert Ringling is out as top man slavia, Bulgaria and Albania. A friend of mine, a financial extist, testified before armed plenty of shortcomings, none of of the circus and John Ringling tion the way they felt about sin. which Is made services subcommittee that univert compulsory by North Is back, as a result o a new pert met a Communist acquaintEverybody is against It but they sal military training has become a secret police. ance who was bubbling over with want tp court decision. Both men, we Agi their. hear, vicious political racket Satellite . . , The Innocent by- have that same feeling of uncerand will " As additional troops were sent up be a horrible cancer on the United stander who was allowed to vote as tainty that is experienced daily by to reinforce both the invading leftist States. ordered. the aerial acrobats. guerrillas and the Greek governHe cited the late of European nament forces, the swiftly developing tions in the last war, declaring that of in the battle rugged heights I (or to be honest, my wife) have they call the undersized but healthy assurances their top northern Greece began to take on a despite leaders that from recently acquired three new ban- and handsome roosters, the cocky cast universal trainarmy of reminiscent the Spanish tams for our flock. .Elmer, the ones. ALL IN A LATHER . . . Find a ing would safeguard them from Incivil war. and hit two vasion they all fell before the Nazi proud The bantam breed ii centuries dog, even If he is a blue blood The war ministry disclosed that blitzkrieg. tunes, Clementine and Adeline. old. In China they produced miniawith a pedigree longer than an TpHE BEST GUESS here in Washington Is that with full pressure of Bantam raising Is a real Industry tures with long and flowing tails to tlx strong guerrilla units had been As an alternative to universal milMr. elephants memory like the farm on a turned white organizations the senate will restore heat, In the United States. Among my acgrace the garden of the Manchus. concentrated along the Albanian Mac, shown here, who doesn't Bates said the United most of the cutj made In agriculture itary training, department of frontiers is Greece appropriations and It Yugoslav lost-soStates should concentrate on a expected that the full amount of 267 million quaintances, most people raise ban- Great estates In Europe have been expression on his dollars for soil conservation get that tams for pets. Elmer, Clementine decorated for hundreds of years and that all were poised to Join the strong striking force, a large air will face when be gets dunked for a be restored: that the school lunch program will be hiked " from 45 original Invasion force of 2,000 force, strong reserves and a well to 75 million dollars and Adeline had hardly gotten out with tese delectable Uttle creaand further that for farm surplus disposal the full bath. of their crate which brought them tures kept for no purpose other than which government troops had so organized national all 48 backed amount asked. million dollars, will be restored. If the house guard, finally all the way from Iota to Florida the beauty they could impart to the tar been able to repel by adequate scientific and Industriagrees to this restoration in conference, the agriculture bill will go to where they are now ensconced, be- landscape. defense minis Zervas, al research. Napoleon the President with only an approximate 15 per cent cut instead of 40 per fore the ladies were leaping up on cent, as it came from the house. my wife's arm and eating a piece of wool represents only something Iike 3 Although cent or per less of bread right out of her mouth. the American farm production, the wool bill stands out from all other The Industry breeds the birds for farm measures in distorted proportion This is because of the fact that exhibition and fancier sale. it was in direct opposition to our announced reciprocal trade policy in that it boosted the import duties upon wool from Australia and other countries. Since its modification, however, leaving impost of duties or import CHICAGO. With a record crop last year and one million more than nese military occupation. quotas to discretion of the President, the bill resumes more or less its In prospect both In the United had been expected, the spokesmen The estimated increase lrf sugar original objective form namely to support price of American wool and to States and Cuba, assurance that said. m the United States aid in liquidation of U. S. wool stocks. GOP leaders production A say that Presidenthe sugar shortage definitely la Over .Despite this outlook for sugar would place the 1947 crop at 2.2 tial veto of the act would be an admission that Mr Truman does not was given by sugar industry supplies, observers hesitated to pre- million tons, of which about 1.7 milexpect to be president after 1948. spokesmen. Housewives, now revel- dict that industrial sugar rationing lion would be beet sugar and tie ing In adequate sugar supplies tor would be ended before October 81 remaining cane. Last 'year this home use and canning, were adas scheduled under existing legislacountry produced 1.76 million tons vised that they need not fear a re- tion. They explained that the beet of both beet and cane sugar, which currence of wartime and postwar crop would not be harvested until was about 200,000 tons below an this fall Meanwhile, the United average crop. shortages. Private estimates indicated that States will obtain its sugar from With supplies of cane and beet U. S. production of beet and cane traditional suppliers like Cuba. Hanow adequate to supply all sugar I r WAS In the late summer of 1918. England of the future. The comStriking specimen ef a Blue sugar this year would exceed last waii. Puerto Rico and the Virgin demands by housewives, demands Just before the close of World moners. who do the fighting in Cochin bantam reester, bred for years production by more than islands. for other sweeteners arfe expected War I, that I was walking on the its beauty. of the nation, have learned 450,000 tons, doubling previous estiThe Philippine Islands, which forto decline These sweeteners, many Strand in London with a member of H4LL OF FAME they are of equal or superior, imDon Black, mates of the anticipated increase merly sent this country nearly one of which were used in war time as the British nobility. Two British portance to those with titles of nohurler for the CleveA bantam is really Just a Uttle Cuba- sugar capital of the world, million, ton of sugar annually, will substitutes for sugar. Include corn Tommies came toward us and we bility. That incident was evidence land Indians, pitched the first nochicken, bred down by selecting the will produce a record crop of more send noije this year because their sugar and sirup, maple sugar end stepped off the narrow walk to per- of a new spirit abroad In small ones in s normal breed and than 6.4 million tons, your hit ball game of the 1947 Amertwo sugar production has not recovered sirup, honey, cane sirup, sorgo mit them to pass. "That, I said to land. The nearly. ican league season when he set BnUsh present them governwith the mating million tons larger than the crop fromthe devastation of the Japa "ponies His Lordship, sirup, and molasses. is illustrative of ment is the climax of such incidents down his former teammates, the Philadelphia Athletics, 3 ment. let me re- fresh your memory concerning the K r e m 1 ins most cherished WALTER WINCHELL Notes of a New Yorker d. NEWS REVIEW Greek Warfare Flares; Flood Curbs Advocated price-cuttin- hall-millio- chain-cafeter- $....' ia -- ... ... MALLON ar Russian Obstruction Now Open boom-and-bust- ?" ..1 ... long-rang- la I. PHILLIPS Lexicon for Newspaper Readers up-riv- er er V se am War Fanciers Fancy Fancier Bantams ... - ii V v WALTER SHEAD Outlook for Farm Measures ul ITS A SWEET LIFE End to Sugar Shortage Seen WRIGHT PATTERSON Climax of World' War I Event 7n de-len- f r ... right-hand- ed - I -- r |
