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Show 1 - Salt Lake City, Utatt THE, DESERET NEWS T4, 1948 ftSaturday; February 'S.'...:6b0..d.,L:i:,-.,.P:Lit.:-.h.;,1.6:;ih.Néf(ki:i:.f..':-..'h-,6,:-Rl6'0,0-1Bill- I f :11(7017:7 ..0??0,1 v , w91.00.- 4 'V q70,; 0 V: At Contress and the Department of Interior that the president will. vetn the Rockwell billIF it reclarnation development in the reaches his desk as passed by the 17 western states in a financial House. straight-jack- et is doomed to Ale. By stiffening the repayment rethis Is quireMents,on western multiple-purpoprojects, the measure what many a congressional Demwill come to would rule out construction of ocrat is most major reclamation works pass. They envision Democrat now being programmed and Truman dramatically tossing the measure back to the GOP Conboost electric power rates. The only question seems to be: gress wkih a spirited blast,- herWho'll do the killingthe GOP alding his Democratic self as controlled Senate, or Democrat savior of the wonderful West from the calamitous fate in. Truman? As drawn GOP tended for it by the naughty, Rep. Robert Rockwell and ap- naughty Republican Congress- -st House' and, maybe, winning western proved by the public lands committee, the votes for the Democratic foki ' Rockwell bill plugged up legal In November! BUT, first the GOP Senate has boles in reclamation law which - some bureaucrat spending-be, .00 pour might use to , federal funds into worthless projects, butt otherwise eased repay-cN rnenC requirements to promote r western development. For ex. ample, - it - extended - the repayrnent from 50 to 78 year,- ' But,period when the measure hit the ' Rouse floor for- - action,- - a roali-- tion of southern Democratt and eastern Republicans converted 4." rttkk. it', through amendments, from a measure which would promote western development into one which, the experts agree, would drastically curtail IL By Katherine Johnsen THE ROCKWELL bill putting power HOUSE-APPROVE- D , , se ,, ' - : , ... Mabel - tamed Mt vitamins contain trapeze"?) Top (a Lana Turner? or just a "dope." Tile lady not only tie. e hat faddist?) . . . Edward Fast manded .that the senator-ceas' Wolf, Edward Badbear, John, eating "vitimized" bread imCrazy, Dull (how frightening!) ' mediately, but also that he lim o mediately have enacted a bill UTAH'S barring the manufacture or sale senior Sen. Elbert of "vitimized" bread. After informing the senator Thomas served as target for two ladies last week: . Americaand the world ,that headed for The first, a constituent in salt- along with Laket notified the senator, via the complete ruin unless America themselves by ceasmails, that he is "dgpey." , The lady elaborated that she has as- - ing,to'eat "vitimized" bread (also certained that the senator eats vitamins in any other form), the "vitimized" bread regularly. that 'lady reported that since she she has further ascertained that I stopped eating "vitimized"- bread and three weeks ago, her health has such bread contains vitamins, that he has, in additton-,ascer- im'proved and she has developed Pretiy-Oti- '- COLLEGE-PROFESSORIS- an optimistic outlook. (Before, Recovery Provam (ERP). This, maybe, he harbored thoughts of the lady has decided, will lead the whole universe comtng to the U. S. into foreign entanglements which, in turn, will lead pin?) Thomas reports that he is ac- us info another war. and, is why sham-ing- " cuatomed to being called "dopey" the lady is "shame,'. b'y constituents. Republicans, and Thomas. othersbut cot because he Aats Mrs. W., a decidedly militant "yitimized" bread! pacifist, is ,a familiar ,figure around the halls ot Congress. At .THE OTHER LADY was one every opportunity, the lady testifies Aagainst foreign entangleAgnes Waters, an old acquaintance. who notified the senator ments which will lead to war" several dozen times within the before committees. On one ocweek's span that "you ought to casion the lady became more be (shamed of yourself." A mem- militant than usual in taking her berNof the Senate foreign relastand in favor of peace and had tions committee. Thomas is sup- to be escorted from the witness porting the $17 billipn European chair by Capitol Hill policemen. I H . itis 'sun-dop- e" - t '1 - If :: 17;').': 10; pro-We- ,t '. i Al '. PERI 1,,v irn 11, k Op , ,o, , ,tOn .1111111111 '44-1'1- - 0, ,' I 44.,1,1114 '1,'1 .,i'' tf 'I i , f l'i i It 0 ,1:111t'it,. 1 'Ettitr et ri,',, f)koit 1 - t YOUmy dear Sei . ator, says Pres. Truman. AFTER , and GOP Rep. William Dawson who originally backed the Rockwell bill voted against it. Colorado's Rockwell,. who also voted against the "Rockwell bill," is now approving editorials in western paperi blasting it and wishing its name would be changed to "the reclamation bill better, the bill." The White House has leaked to administration Democrats in .or , , ' '- ,to;' loOse bis do,. i , ,, A A' 4 ... - ' , , il Pp ., I o "-4-- w 11 1 epassectRotkwell bill and put acrou the original Rockwell - rl Iowa's GOP Rep. Ben House subcommittee, who has been in a liberal mood of late on reclamation apns to IrN, propriations and indicated that he would go along with the president's proposed $262 million expenditure for western projects next year, has. now threatened to the Rockwell bill stiffening repayment requirements is killed off! 41 I 1 - A slash-funds--- 4., LI 1 (f) WHEN SOME OF OUR esteem- senthe ed U. S. senators find atorial speeches of their esteem- t - I' 4 ed senatorial colleagues on the condition of the world and what should and shottld not be done about it what we would ,04M. 4 f; ' , A colloq- they uially-call-"boring," re- lieve the unhappy state of their senatorial selves by musing over the whys2and wherefores-- of names on Indian affairs bills pending before the august body of which they are a member. Currently our gentlemen of the Senate have these to muse over: Paul Afraid of Horses (once Ruby Good thrown, maybe?) Horse (or maybe Paul isn't afraid of horses, just Horses Florence Bad-bo- y like Ruby?) Plays (male or female?) With Himself (lonesome?) William Burning Breast (sounds George Swift Bird (the hot!) Indian 'man on the flying - I - IP or 7 ( (06 I. ct;411i ? 1 4r,b a , i,,, 0 4:10410.0 - , rft f ,4 tletS 4 00.0 .1.mualelmilommalloommil ,- '4! y..t-:--..-7.7:,4-;-- ......z 1 .4 t , 1,c414, Er ' ' . - - are unexpected theater aisle pitfallsin ano dark sense in your take Valentine's Dayand here and there's I am in Richland, Washington ing a nasty fall. After all, YOU and bought the tickets. (atomic bomb project S what Valentines they put out!). rain comes in a If driving five this to write had I days bedroom windowit is your under that to order get ago (in to customary and so, on back the ad. page), to your no idea say have I at this writing, wile;--tiftshe what I'm doing at the moment. . I won't know what happened h a I closed it to me today until next week and is back In . I which is all very confusing. By Fielding K. "Smata-Smit- h t. HERE IT IS FEBRUARY-14TH-S- theaterThere- r,,( Simplicity Pattern No. 2087 tl 1) . I. lit 'il: III 1 . 1 r er -- ON GOOD 31ANNERS , . ,... bweedv ORDINATE!) Ow .cINriapplitnyg Irn" t. - '.. .,.77:':,--4night, isn't it, Gayle Blanchard writes from dear?" imrealize the "I Utah: southern in mind portance of good manners, but I ToAnd keep this life with good go through have grown weary of Emily manners possessed, Post. Could you answer my Is to be kin dt uuto allrich, own way?' in your questions ' poor and oppr6sed; mercy are I believe my answers will be For kindness , and heal - bairns that will without repeating his ' sufficient ain't lengthy questions. Others, I 'And isa guy which just a big heel. know. are faced with the same NOT TODAY and similar problems, and so I their birthday will endeavor to be as helpful , Today is NOT NOT do tmgraouas possible, realizing that we Reed Culp, often neglect those little niceties late the following:Adrian Pemthat enable the wheels of so- Earle Gardemann, A. Grover Cash Rampton. broke, more to run smoothly. ciety Giles, Charley Pincus and Dr, WHEN YOER LADY FRIEND A. Ray Olpin. PHOBIA we eat?" asks, "Where shall AFTER A MARCH around the you might re- town square, 189 Ku Klux a ,. Jo" ply, "How about (sometimes spelled "Clucks") ,ttRit your house?" It Klansmen set- on may not work. tied the 1- IP 0,, but It a worth a lawn of the :.'..? ' try. o. Never rush Swainsboro, Ga., Ult -' 10.11A1 for - the table courthouse and k sirdA, until you hear rededicated , hostess themselves "to your .. shout"Soups on!" or, "Come the protection and get it!' Then, if you see of white wom- -' someone beating you to the arthood,"a not so beitutifut favored chairdon't, try a pretext when it has to be masing tackle"merely tpss your queraded under cover of bed hat on the chair. Among better sheets. classes this serves to reserve ... A Klan spokesman announced your seal You can always add zest to that there would have been more the conversation by offering sug- presentbut others-wer- e unable-- gestions on how the food should to obtain sheets. They will try to blame It on the laundries have been prepared. but apparently they'are destitute DEFINITELY NO Never try of more things than Just mento dislodge a fishbone from your tality. , throat at the table'. Take fork with you and retire behind the When they crawl from under. nearest door., Any - peculiar neath those wet rocks they've sounds, or comments on your got to have something to hide dilemma will add to the mer- their faces. and the reason is riment, quite obvious. Hallowe'en, like everything Always let the lady preeede you- down the aisle of a dark else, can be overdone. , - -4tP ,,t. , '4 . '.' FABIlle a - -At y ,, t - I ' ' I' I 11 -... L got-non- ,t11 7ar - t interprets the new Spring costume look with handsome color harnlony in bright brushed prints and triM stripes. Select from a vartety4 of weaves, in lovely fresh new color combina. tions. Of beautiful rayon crepe and Butcher Linen, all arcr4O inches wide. Choose them no in our Fabric Center and fashion yourself notable 1948 ensembles. A Wesley Simpson -- rj v . It rest - .., eut ofLoeb D 1. -- - , , interior-appropriatio- .' ' , , Jensen..shairman of the A i elf! .... 4 Senator Thomas makes with. "vitimized" bread. Naughy! Naughty! , - Note: bimfor " buttons. He is eager for thetSen. ate to pass ERP: then, RP-- and Mrs. W. with itcan migrate over to thelaouse side of the Capitol, and hiloose button problem will thereby be solved. , A tl DOPED - sham-ing- '4SktC Its chance to kill off the HousOCD RE- skill early in their careers.. Thomas reports that Mrs. W. has been loosening at least one button on his coat each day, that this wouldn't be so bad exaept that his wife is beginning to weary of sewing them up night. ly, and has also started "shame; NINI611:s; ..t 77840 W. ci , sdk - MRS. t not as adept as his colleagues at the art of the subtle "brushoff"an art in which ,most pub. lic office holders develop great - I -- FINAL House, westerners--includ- ing -- Ut a h's Democratic Rep. Walter Granger ALTHOUGH PORTS, GOP Sen. Arthur Vandenberg of Michigan and , other members of the Senate foreign relations committee are jue, as 'shameful" as Thomas she ,gravitates to the Utahn for her button-holing and lecturing. This seems to be because Thomas is s '. slap-happi- ly p dis- - Unction of being the only woman ever to be a candidate for the presidency of the United States. Now, she claims the distincdon of being the only woman ever to have been defeated for the presidency of the United -- States. !? nt RESULT : IN THE SHOWDOWN in the she clahnet the !,,..), :it: At: "V1 i 1914. r -- i'A , i A . - , k- i Mc Calk - 4' No.V stttei-- ; I .4 n iXCLUSIVELY OURS IN THE PARIS FABRIC - UTAH-- . .CENTERareet. Floor - DIPINOAILI NIRCNANOISI ONLY - - 4 |