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Show r Tuesday, November 11, 1947 PAGE TURT3 TOE DRAGERTON TRIBUNE, DRAGERTON, UTAII Democrats 19 ermanent S CEnamices (UinicertaDini Invention of Ancientr The permanent wave was Invented thousands of years ago. The first permanent waves weri achieved by women who placed clay on their hair, arranged it is waves and then sat in the sun until the clay baked dry. 1 " T. Y Truman s Popularity Grows But Party Itself Is Shaky STkESCREEH- Released by WNU Features. . 0 terians. Just previously, a wreath had been laid on the nearby statue of John Witherspoon, Presbyterian clergyman, signer of the Declaration of Indee president of what is now Princeton university. pendence, and a was never There time, Presi- Franklin Roosevelt claimed there dent Truman said, in paying tribute to John Witherspoon, when we was no labor vote, as such. Former wy awwyw needed more of the backing of those Secretary of Labor Frances Perkpeople who believe in the Golden ins saig there was none, and in Rule, and who believe in the teach- those days, there wasnt, despite the existence of the American Labor ings of Jesus Christ. The. President was, of course, party in New York City. I doubt that there is a "laspeaking of moral support, but he bor vote now, despite the had reason to be AFLs new Education and Pubrather cheerful belic Relations unit, and the CIO-PAcause of another and their threats to punof kind backing ish supporters of the Taft-- H art-lewhich he had just law. As a matter of fact, learned he had I understand opposition to the the kind measured law is cooUng, except where Dr. Gallups by fires are being artificially fanned, polls.' Gallup called tell me it will and it one of the most (a) be modified and (b) be fordramatic reversals of political senU-megotten. in history. The fall congressional election In On October 16 of the eighth Pennsylvania district last year, the poll where such Herculean efforts were put forth to make the bill an issue, reported Demdidn't prove too much either way, ocratic party d CIO except that the TUGBOAT ANNIES RIVAL . . . strength at its lowest point in 16 years. Three weeks campaign did NOT defeat the Reorders from wheelhouse Bellowing of the salvage tug, Beaver, in Low later, the survey was confirmed at publican candidate. with election of a Repubthe Angeles harbor Is stalwart Marlon licanpolls Party Machinery congress. 290 able seaman, McKaye, pounds Mr. But Trumans Ha popularDeteriorated today, plus, who is saving up to buy a ity is way up. A year ago the score tugboat of ber own. Democratic party machinery has was 53 to 47 in favor of the Redeteriorated rapidly since 1938 when was count it the last in publicans; it was discovered that Roosevelts 56 to 44 in favor of the Democrats. coat-tail- s were no longer strong On the question: Do you apenough to put local candidates into office. Gradually, precinct, city, prove or disapprove of the way county and state organizations beMr. Truman is handling his job gan to take far more interest In as President? the scoreboard 55 per cent electing local officers than they said: Approve were in working together as a unit Disapprove 29 per cent. The for the national candidate. In Roosrest expressed no opinion. evelts case, that was hardly neces-- ' Much water has Sowed over the sary. And the White House got Into dam since the two polls were taken. the habit of thinking it wasnt necMore will flow; and, at any rate, essary to do much for the local peoho poll can measure the imponderple either. So the gulf widened. ables facing the Democrats. They g It is true that real have been going through a whole was carried on by the left wing orbut cycle of hopes and fears. The Octoganized around the CIO-PAber poll may have been almost as in some cases this support proved surprising as pleasing to party lead- the kiss of death. The Democratic V ers. They know there must be an machine will have to work for the end to all things, and it is pretty of Wallace and the .eY behard to prove that the stream has present offshoots of CIO-PAnot been crossed and that the voters cause it cannot afford to alienate who used, sometimes, to elect Rethat type of support. Gallup a month DECRIES FUMBLING . . . Tesstill shudder or so ago reporte'd in a survey cf presidents, publican In before the Washington tifying at the danger of changing horses. political orientation that 50 per cent senate war investigating commitThe one biggest abstract obstacle of the American people favored a tee, Bernard Baruch, to the election of the Democratic middle - of - the - road policy. adviser of presidents, declared Of course, much depends on and fumbling in president is the fact that th Democrats have just been around too who becomes the Republicsn World War II cost the U. 8. thouconcandidate for president. That sands of lives and billions of long. Undoubtedly the biggest is General Eisenhowcrete threat is the reason that the possibildollars. er. When that atomic boom first ity of an Eisenhower or even a threatened to break, the President on the horizon Mac Arthur dewas on the high seas, but the in the exeentive raises jitters tails were reported to him blow by mansion. blow-ra-nd it was quite a blow. Much also will depend on the of the big city bosses. The next .the strength biggest Probably headache is the internal condiKelly machine is pretty weak. Chition of the party. After long cago's new Mayor Kennelly is givthe city an administration such much and ing dissatisfaction, delay as it hasnt had in a long time. But a new national chairman. Sen. he has weakened, not strengthened, Howard McGrath (Dem., R. I.) the old Kelly outfit. However, 1 hear was selected, and welcomed In that Sen. Scott Lucas a down-statemost quarters. He has a job cut who always fought Kelly until the out for him because the Demolast time, may run for governor of cratic machine has grows very Illinois. He is strong down-statrusty in the last years, and it This might help Truman with the is not only rust which has corIllinois delegation. rupted. How strong will the new Kansas Nor is it the machine alpne that City machine be? O'Dwyer s recreaks. Wallace with furbishing Tammany, but the Tiger his constant threat of a third party hasn't its old wallop. How much is a threat to the Democratic party the Hague maItself. Nobody believes that a third chine in New Jersey can contribparty candidate could possibly be ute, I dont know. There is one REFLGEE . . . Stanislaw Mikola jez) k, leader of the Polish Peaa-a- nt elected as things stand now. thing to be considered. Almost all But did you ever see that traffic-safet- y the machines party and head of the anti(except Crumps communist forpesln Poland, has slogan: Dont try to guess Memphis regulars) have been weakfled from his country to escape what a child will do? Democratic ened by the growth of power of the leaders are up against the same labor bosses. What the Democrats possible persecution by Communists there. thing. They dont dare guess what may gain by the labor bosses influthat problem child, Henry Wal- ence in attracting some of the liblace, will do. He is quite capable erals who made up. the Roosevelt of going ahead and starting a third following, may be lost in alienate work party with the full knowledge that" ing some of the "A - . - - party . - f " it couldnt accomplish anything but er. - - - the election of a Republican president. . WORKERS A third party would haye not but Walmerely a nuisance-valulace might dream V VS 3 e a up scheme ofleading H1 a political labor movement like BriThe 65 million-dolla- r job of contain. After many structing the United Nations world defeats, that turned capital along the East river in New 1 into a political York City will benefit more than party which"finally 75,000 workers during the next three attained power and years, headquarters planning offput .. a- socialistic icials have predicted.- on Chief architects of the future skythe unpress whole British na- - scraper city of glass and marble tionai economy. ' So estimated that a totaT of 25,000 perthe Wallace threat is a very defi- sons eventually would be employed In construction and other direct nite one. And what about the labor vote? It work upon the actual site. r a theory, iterated by An additional 50,000 worker are SAFE BY A NOSE . . . Mrs. has long been boss Gompers, and expected to contribute Indirectly in Walter Politic of SL Louis bravely former AFL of the y passage (until production of materials and in other demonstrates (no understatement) hia successor. outside labor. Dabor. expense, will reiterated by act) how tome is Snooper, her pet Mr. Green, that there wa no such account for 42 million of the total 65 ocelot, by letting it nibble at her animal. million dollar construction cost. . nose. one-tim- y old-time- rs highly-organize- bell-ringin- r, e. greatly-weakene- d old-lin- V;; : - Taft-Hartle- r LIVESTOCK HELP TOUR honti and mule keep la top condition. 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S. is entering a critical stage, with two aspects standing out in sharp opposition to each other: The government, determined to ship 500 million bushels of wheat to Europe by next June, is campaigning to save a major portion pf that amount by cutting down on the feed consumption of cattle, hogs and poultry. That line of reasoning holds that smaller flocks and feeding to lighter. weights will save more grain than any other single effort The supply of meat Is going to) be considerably less than it has been and the demand will be greater. Meat prices are expected to go much higher in 1948. Further curtailment of meat production by saving grain at the feed trough will intensify that already serloua situation. There is no danger of a bread or food shortage of any kind this winter because of the nation's bumper wheat harvest The pinch, if it comes, will appear after the middle of next year, precipitated by a currently threatening drouth and failure of the winter wheat crop. Added to that is the fact that domestic uses, plus exports, will leave from this years harvest of 1.4 billion bushels only a 100 million-bushcarryover by the time of too small a volthe next harvest ume in the event of a short crop. Meat, which right now is a little cheaper than it has been because more animals are being slaughtered, will continue in great demand next year because consumer buying power will remain high. The supply, however, will be less. The agriculture" department estimates there will be only 21.5 billion pounds of meat produced In to 23.2 billion 1943, compared pounds this year. There will be 4 million fewer, cattle on farms next January than last January, smaller hogs will be sent to market and there will be no increase in the stocks of sheep, which are at an el low. PLAGUE: Egypt Stricken Cholera, the dreaded black plague is spreading so swiftly in Egypt that a total of 6,000 dead has been predicted by year1 end. With many stricken villages iso- lated by tropps, other small communities are ringed with bonfires day nd night in the belief that fire will keep ouj the disease. Meanwhile, neighboring nations were taking steps to prevent the spread of cholera from the upper Nile valley. Greece, Italy and Palestine have discontinued international traffic, while private shipping lines will bypass Egyptian ports and air travel is diverted away from Egypt Outside help1 In combatting the disease is at a minimum in Egypt Swiss scientists alone were said to be helping local health officers. There is a desperate shortage of vaccines, DDT and medical specialists.- POULTRY, CHICKS ft EQUIP. HELP TOUR HENS be profitable layers. Stimulate poor appetites with Dr. LeGear's Poultry Prescription In all their keed. Used ty successful poultrymen everywhere. The best poultry tonic money can buy. GET TOUGH: U. S. Approves - Soviet leaders, who cry war monger every time an American diplomat splits an infinitive, are gravely in error if they suppose there is any major cleavage between the American public views on Russia and the state departments tough policy toward the Soviets. That conclusion was brought out in a recent Gallup poll which Indicated that, actually,, the predominant mood of public opinion today favors an even tougher policy than the state department la following. Answers to the question, Do you think that in dealing with Russia and other countries the U. S. to in. ' slsting too much on having its own were: Yes, 12 per cent; No, way? 78 per cent; No opinion, 10 per cent, Further, 2 per cent of the Ameri-capeople believe that the U. too aoft In its policy toward Russia. Only 6 per cent think it is being too tough, and 24 per cent say our official attitude toward the Soviet is about right FINAL TOUCHES: Marshall Plan After caroming from praise criticism to condemnation for past few months, the celebrated Marshall plan to help Europe regain its feet is being whipped into final shape under direction of Secretary of State George Marshall, its progenitor. One known fact loomed large in the mind of the American taxpayer The plan may cost up to 20 billion dollars for the four-yea- r period during which it will be in effect. Marshall, who abandoned temporarily his debating in the U. N general assembly, returned to his Washington office to put the finishing touches on his plan, which will be laid before congress when the special session opens November 17 The Marshall plan, subject to late revisions, may be outlined broadly in these main points: S. would make available to next year a combination of relief and recovery supplies totalling about six billion dollars. Relief (food) would be free; re supplie covery supplies (machinery) would be financed with loans. of shifting conditions 2 Because it will be impossible accurately to forecast the amount of help Europe will need beyond the first year, Sums from the U. S. would de crease each year as recovery progress was made. The plan would be administered in the U. S. by a new govern ment agency and in Europe by an organization representing the 16 aa tions which drew up their estimate of needs at the Paris conference IV. 4 Building U.N. Home Huge Task Currently, the more than 50 ad- big United States loan, has been ministrative, architectural and en- arranged. In the meantime, considerable gineering members of the headquarters planning staff are more or work to being done on refinement of less marking time while they" wait detailed designs, improvement of a from day to day for some word on master system for circulating peohow the skyscraper project to ple and vehicular traffic through the financed. international zone and on prelimidetail of 100 A sledge-hammaurveys regarding Interior denary workers already has demolished and furnishings. sign about 40 per cent of the old slaughOfficials say U. N. may decide to ter houses and garages now occupyfollow the example set by . the coning the area, but no large-scal- e struction can begin until the gen- League of Nations and accept furnishings from each member couneral assembly give the try, each nation contributing a slgnaL - And that signal will not be forth- product for which it if famous like coming until a financing program, rugs from Persia and tapestries almost certainly to be based on a from Belgium. to-b- WANTED TO PUT WE BUT AND SELL Office Furniture, Files, Typewriters, AtkL ing Machines. Safes, Cash Registers. SALT LAKE DESK EXCHANGE R test Stale St Sait Lake City. Utah JEAN HERS HOLT actor. His radio program really be longs to the public, since each week a script sent in to the Dr. Christian Award contest is broadcast; its a program written by the listening audience. prize-winnin- g Write Director -- Producer Orson Welles decided that Actor Orson Welles would drive a station wagon in 'Columbias The 4 Lady From he forgot that Welles Shanghai couldnt drive. Refusing to have a double, Welles took an hour instruction, got behind the wheel and drove the station wagon into sound truck. Its a double you'll tee driving. Buy U. S. Savings Bonds! IUcziO:Z3 -- Of course it is a feather in Samuel Goldwyna cap that his The was chosen for Bishops Wife showing at the Second Annual e, long-rang- I ... FALL IN r Harold S. Shields of Columbus, Ohio, a war veteran, won the grand prize ($1,500) In the newspaper national snapshot guest list includes leaders in radio, pictures, medicine, public service, charities, music and education; he as famous for his philanthropic activities as for his skill as an 75,000 .w'4 DEPARTMENT monial dinner given for Jean iersholt; marking the 10th anniversary of his portrayal of CBSs Dr. Christian. The WASHINGTON. WINTER AGAIN . . . Ruth Wilde of Cheyenne, Wyo., rushed out to pick one last bouquet when the first snow of the year blanketed Cheyenne recently. Unusually warm weather bad given Cheyennes summer flowers an extra long season this yesr. CLASSIFIED event in the entertainment world is the testi- for the One Sunday last month, a friend and I watched President Truman unveil a plaque on Covenant First Presbyterian church. The occasion was a ceremony establishing the church as a national house of worship for Presby- weeks most THE By BAUKIIAGE as candidates . 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