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Show LAYTON JOURNAU LAYTON, UTAH, THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1949 Enough's Enough Grandma was getting fed up. Enough was enough. And she was becoming vocal about it. Mrs. Lyn Greene, president of the New York chapter of the National Taft-Hartl- ey Grandmothers' was the club, spokesman for the grandmas, the of a drive to make grand(EDITOR'S NOTEi Win apInUai tri tif rind ia Umi olimai, Uiif in lk,H ,1 spearhead ma a respected member of every Weatera Nawipapar Unioa'l ntwi analyst! and not neccsiarliy ot thl atwtpapcr.) family. BERLIN: MRS. GREENE and all the other were up In arms against grandmas Is Dona Clay all the corny gags about grandmas Gen. Lucius D. Clay, stormy too. They were and mothers-in-law- , in a crusade to ban such alleged petrel of American admlnlstratlsn in Berlin, was relieved of his humor from the face of the earth forever. And they held some powerpost as military commander In ful weapons In their arsenal. The was taken action Germany. at the generals own request. For Instance, If the Jokes arent banned, the grandmas said, there CLAY, who has been widely critiwould be no more no cized for his apparent "soft" attino more more cookies crocheting, tude toward German war crimiand cakes, That was the grandmas nals, notably in the case of Elsa ultimatum. Koch, the witch ot Buchenwald," Also knitting needles would stop, frequently asked to be relieved of one lullaby would be hummed, not notorious German horror camp, had and daughters "going home to his command.' He said he wanted to mother after a tiff with their husreturn to his home In Marietta, bands would have to find hotel Ga and go catflshing rooms, instead. Clays leaving would open the THE GRANNIES were tired of way for appointment of the first being made to appear as Jabbering, civilian high commissioner for ridiculous troublemakers. But the Germany, something the army has grandmas were fair about the whole been wanting for a long time. thing. In return for a new status as Radio actress Mrs. Ted Steele a "sweet, lovable old dear they PRESIDENT TRUMAN, In makIs shown Just after she was would agree to mind their own kniting the announcement Clay was to Miss Loyalty of 1949 chosen as ting. said the general deserved leave, oa the steps cf the Mrs. Greene, a professional artthe thanks of the American people la ceremonies U.8. subtreasury building la New for his execution ist, philanthropist, mother of two of one of the York. sons and grandmother of four small toughest tasks and accomplishments of American history. children, believes she is Just the LABOR LAW: to take the giggles out of person was no secret that the PresiIt references to grandmas. dent and Dean Acheson, secretary Rough Going THERE ARE STILL a few If a big league scout were reef state, were trying to persuade on to the grandmas, bridge-tabl- e John J. McCloy take Harry Trumans perassign- porting and drudge grandmas ment in Berlin. McCloy Is now formance grandmas, against congressional head of the international bank for moundsmen, he would have to say: who need to be reformed, she said, reconstruction and development, a 'The President simply cant hit but contends this reformation will never come about through silly position which carries a $30,000, fast ball pitching. e And that certainly appeared to radio and movie Jokes and sillier annual salary. cartoons. Pending the appointment of a be the case. Mr. Truman had been civilian commissioner, President to bat twice already. In his turn Eventually Mrs. Greene and the Truman announced military gov- during the Mon. C. Walgren ap- thousands of other grannies In the ernment deputies and two generals pointment to head the national se- national organization hope to win curity resources board, he had so much respect that October 10 would carry on Clay's work. The United States, Britain and struck out. Next up with his civil will be proclaimed as' national program for a bat, he struck Grandmothers' day. France have agreed to arrange- rights out Now, with his espousal again. ments for turning over civilian conof repeal of the labor HEADACHES: to a when the Germans trol prothe at was he law, plate again and, Stop Worrying visional government Is established of with the house representatives for the western zones. Have a lot of headaches? Well, there were two strikes pitching, Meanwhile, hope continued for on him. stop worrying. an end, through negotiFOR THE HOUSE, by a vote of That, according to a Columbia ations, of the Berlin blockade by Wood the bill university headache study will cure approved the Russians. ' which retained most of the features your noggin knocks. of the law. THE STUDY was conducted with HOUSING: Administration were 531 men and women as subjects. Nobody Pleased plunged into gloom. But a coalition These sufferers were given three The government, it appeared, of southern Democrats and north- kinds of treatment. One made use couldnt please anyone In its ef- ern Republicans were Jubilant. of drugs supposed to help headThey were bent on retaining the aches; another "make believe d forts to Implement the law largely Intact, drugs, and a third a technique In rent control bill. and at the moment they were vicwhich doctors spent quite some Scores of landlords and tenants torious. time talking to patients about their in New York turned out In angry The Wood bill would repeal the worries. confusion after Federal Housing law on paper, but In the first two treatments, the Chief Tighe Woods announced a would most of its Imporprogram for putting the new law tant features. For Instance, it "make believe" potions worked almost as well as medicines designed Woods had come would into operation. retain the Injunction especially for aching heads. The he which a with hoped In "national plan up strikes. patients never knew which kind of emergency prould provide , owners of rental It would the present keep drugs they were taking. net operatproperty with a fair oath requirements, but ' This was one It was learned in the study that Income. thing ing would apply them to company ofbest results came from combining the new law said should be done. ficers as well as union officers. drugs with conversation about worBUT WOODS, in a personal apban closed-showould conIt ' The conversation-typ- e of treatpearance In the nation's largest tracts, but permit them in any ries. ment is known as hotInto a city, stepped personally state which took affirmative ac- Its purpose is to discover emotional bed of landlords Inquiries. tion to permit them by state law, and mental conflicts. In many Landlords assailed the Woods SPEAKER SAM RAYBURN had cases the sufferer does not realize' formula as giving Inadequate re- made a plea to the house for a com he has these conflicts and is d to lief property promise bill he put forward in an to get better when he learns likely about owners. effort to salvage part of the admin them. The formula was confusing be- istrations program, but his speech HOWEVER, mere knowledge of cause it contained so many inde- was in vain. the conflicts isnt sufficient. The terminate factors. It was Intended Whatever else congress might be patient needs faith in his doctor to to produce a net operating in- doing, and whatever good or vill make this knowledge work. Somecome of 25 to 30 per cent of gross might result, lawmakers were serv' times this relief depends on how Income on some 14 million dwellings lng notice on presidential candioften the doctor sees the patient throughout the nation still under dates that campaign promises to federal rent controL enact or repeal this or that law As Woods expressed belief both ought to be conditioned, with the landlords and tenants would be candidate making such pledges addhappier under the new formula, a ing a word to the effect that those murmur of laughter pledges would be kept "provided surprised swept the audience which over- congress cooperates." Woods halL flowed the dashed from the meeting, where he LEOPOLD: answered some 50 questions, to a Wants Throne conference with New Yorks Mayor Disliking the common life, exiled William ODwyer. King Leopold III of Belgium has WOODS SAID the new formula made it clear he wants to return "goes right down the middle, pro- to the throne of his country. tecting landlords against rents that THIS was made known In a would deny them a fair profit, and letter to his Prince brother, protecting tenants, against being Charles, Belgian regent. In which the than charged a higher rent Leopold said: fair net operating Income allows. "I am convinced you are sharing Meanwhile both property owners my views that the time has come and tenants seethed, each fearing for a return to constitutional northey were being put upon by the malcy. That would mean, of Woods formula; landlords obviously course, an end to the regency and resentful that specific rent in- return to kingly rule. formula which they feared held HOWEVER, the outlook for any nothing but bad news for them- such development appeared dim. People whose feel have ever selves. x Leopold surrendered the Belgian them will feel a twinge of hurt One most probable result of the forces to the Germans early in the for mailman William sympathy formula was that local govern- war and became a prisoner-of-waof the Los Angeles E. Lilly, Jr., mental units would be disposed to His action in that respect was critoffice who took 5,000 letters post let existing conditions alone with- icized by many Belgians. The home with him. Lilly was jailed has not returned to his counout petitioning their governors or assertions he meant all despite state legisla times for lifting of rent try since the war. He has been livthe time to deliver the letter controls In their respective areas. ing in exile in Switzerland. later. NEW DRUG DISCOVERED Gen. Clay Out as Berlin Chief; New Rent Curb Formula Attacked; IF MEN CAN FIGHT AND DIE AS ALLIES All Races to Have One Place to Pray for Peace Bill Wins in Test baby-sittin- . . . THEY CAN WORSHIP AND LIVE AS ALLIES By H. I. repreaentativee of To this place let the white man all peoples shall come humbly and the black man, the Christian and dgvoutly la their separate and the Jew, the yellow man and faiths and reach understandthe brown man, the Hindu, the ings that will save a stricken world. Moslem and the Buddhist men of all races and creeds gather to Here let them kneel separately hear the still, small voice of what and at a time of their own choosing and ask their God or gods that their words and actions may never make a mockery of the precepts of whatever religion they observe and cherish. W 5 S Guide them as they Invoke You. Keep their minds clear and make their decisions just; rid them of suspicions, fears and hatreds. Let them never lose sight of the belief that the Supreme Being of their own faith and of all faiths loathes war and holds peace and the brotherhood of man foremost. Seldom have the representatives of peoples from the four comers of the earth been in a more dif- flurr Him tod. Th bucl. - ficult beings never life or ter or not . lr ' AoJudml Tht tax-fre- Taft-Hartle- PHILLIPS Within these four walls will be ever God they worship. of the world. the prayer-rooHere the PRATER FOR U.N. CHAPEL ("Tbs United Nations is to provide a chapel in its new home where men of all nations News Item) may pray. In this small room will be the cathedral, the mosque, the synagogue, the temple and the parish chapeL g, rock-lng-cha- four-pow- ... GRANDMAS: WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS ?u.fbt gUd,4 too a common meetmeditation and for ing place by the use ef prayer. Here may no man forget that in every faith a man of any other faith may find the essence of his own faith: The belief in divine guidance. Prayer is universal How strange that until now those who have come together from all parts of the earth to face the most complicated problems of recorded time have failed to provide a common meeting place In which to seek guidance! Of all moments In history when men of every race, color and creed needed divine council, this is the most desperate. How barren and hopeless have been these edifices of world peace without recognition of a God abovel How futile these proceedings in council chambers of 100 rooms without one room for a Creator! May this quiet room be hal- lowed! Here there Is no publt-city; here no photographers, no newsreels, no microphones, tensions. Here he may sit not as an important statesman, harassed diplomat or instructed agent, worried over the reactions at home, but rather as a child reaching for the hand In which be has confidence, pleading for the light, believing that nothing matters more than a cause be just spot; rarely have human faced tasks more colossal; have their decisions meant death, joy or misery, laughtears to so many millions. Grant that they may not quibble ever the details ef this room, its appointments er Its mood. Help them realize that If men can fight and die as allies, they can worship and live as allies; that This room shall be no device of men who serve together In the same armies and navies and In the architects, blueprinters and consame cause can worship in the struction crews, its value to be same cloister and in the same hope I measured in dollars; this shall be a room dedicated in the spirit of 7 a hushed chamber Here let aQ men find that if all faiths there is to be one world there must where every man may find the be one brotherhood, one depth of mood of his own temple. devotion, one abiding confidence In Within these walls may the United a Supreme Being. Nations see the universal altar and find that guidance, inspiration and Make them understand that wisdom without which there can be If a man Is not contaminated no lasting peace and no brotherIn the use of another mans hood ot man. council chambers, routines and customs In dally considerations, Here at last there Is room In the Inn! he can never be contaminated ... y er 217-20- 3 Taft-Hartle- y forces newly-enacte- Taft-Hartle- Taft-Hartle- y y re-ena- 80-da- y p psycho-therap- hard-presse- By INEZ GERHARD LITTLE over two years ago two young men, a singer and a comedian, decided to form the team of Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis. Today they are considered top entertainers, switching from night clubs to radio to movies with the greatest of ease. There is no definite format for their NBC program on Sunday nights, except that they can be expected to show up on A y. . So Tired 869-se- at r. ex-ki- TRUMAN: Medicine Battles Colds Anti-Aller- gy There was new hope for cold The drug, pyribenzamine hydrochloride, was administered In. 50 inr An industrial physician reported milligram tablets at that an drug has been tervals at the onset of a cold. The found effective In controlling comm- drug is used extensively In the treatment of hay fever. It is classed on-cold symptoms. Dr. Halstead G. Murray said that as an antihistamine because it neutralizes histamine, an Irritant 75 per cent of 494 persons treated recolds of substance released by the body In during early stages ported they were cured or bad allergic reactions. Checking results, testers found: their symptoms alleviated." suf- ferers. four-hou- anti-allerg- , . y Good Friend President Truman had some bet ter friends than he thought David S. Wright 84, proprietor of a feed store in Dunkirk, N. Y., offered tc advance cash to President Trumar on bis salary check. Reports had said Truman received only part of one month! check because of a congressiona deadlock over a deficiency appro priation bill. Wrieht wired the President T HAVE NEVER known a man to be more wholeheartedly disliked than Henry Spafford. The reason for it is his braggartly qualities, his oversearing sense of importance. We tolerate him because we like his wife, Madge, but even so our toleration is a chore. The other night I was over to the Spaffords and sat through an hour of Henrys bragging. It seems that the big boss in New York Henry is employed by the Jason Reid Steamship Company called up the Philadelphia office where Henry works and Henry answered the phone. "Jay's a great guy, Henry told me, referring to the incident. "Hes asked me to run up to New York to see him a couple of times. I must remember to do that. "Whos Jay? I asked. "Jay? Why, Jason Reid, who owns the line, of course." "Oh." I said. "The way to get along in any business, Henry went on, Is to let the boss know right off he can depend on you. Thats the way I am with Jay. I left the Spafford home an hour later, furious that I had stayed so long, pitying Madge and disliking Henry with a renewed sense of disgust. "Something, I told Betty, my wife, "ought to be done about that punk. Now hes calling Old Man Reid. Jay." , MARTIN AND LEWIS time. They have Just completed a Paramount picture, "My Friend Irma; Martin Is Janes romantic Interest in the movie version of the radio show, and Jerry, an orange-juic- e salesman is his Give them another two years and there's no telling what theyll be side-kic- doing! Kirk Douglas is back in Holly- Ha nodded, avoiding my eyes. met the poor devil on the street this morning. I dont mind saying that it was an ordeal. I thoughtfully lighted a dgaret. "Hal, I said, think of Madge. I Isnt there something we can do? said Hal, Ive been wondering, too. Poor Madge. He coughed. I called Bob Taylor of the Taylor Lines this morning. Bob says that he might be able to do something for Henry on our Well, I guess, answer. I grinned, thats the And It was. Henry and Madge were over three days later. "I understand youve got a new job? I remarked to Henry. "Yes, he said with a bored look on his face. "Bob Taylor called up as soon as he heard that I was free, and asked if Id consider a position with him. Well, you know when a man offers you more money I glanced at Betty. There was a faint smile on her face. I suppose she was amused. I hope so. Because an hour later, with Henry still blowing, I was mad enough to choke him, and almost did. CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS , "The thing to do, Betty smiled, was strictly business; he covered "is to be amused at his ravings, the swing cafes, getting back- not annoyed. He doesnt hurt any ground material for his first star- one. and theres always Madge to Young think of." ring role, in Warner Bros. With a Horn. Man "Even Madge. I replied, wont keep me from hitting that guy one The famous coach In which of these days. Something," I reKing George' V made his! cerepeated. "ought to be done about monial drive at the Royal him." Ascot race meeting will be Whether or not my thinking about used in a sequence In Alfred it had anything to do with what Hitchcock's Under Capricorn. happened a couple ot days later I Ingrid Bergman, Joseph Cotwill never know. Henry was fired. ton and Michael Wilding star. Without warning or explanation he was given a couple of weeks pay Lucille Ball, of the movies and and was bounced out on his ear. CBS Favorite Husband." "My My first reaction when Betty told may be a glamorous star to other me about it was one' of exuberance, people, but to her bandleader hus- a fiendish desire to rush over there band, Desi Arnaz, shes "Johnny." and gloat, to sneer: "I told you so! He gave her the nickname because, Why dont you call up your friend. around their ranch, she looks like But this feeling wise guy? a tomboy. Her favorite "at home Jay. .passed immediately. Curiously it togs are dungarees and an old was followed by one ot pity. The sweater and straw hat. more I thought about it the deeper became my What greater Barbara Stanwyck, whose au- humiliation, sympathy. I thought, could a man burn hair is now mostly a beautiful endure than this that confronted gray, refuses to dye it for films. Henry Spafford? would be dishonest! She feels that she thinks dyed hair NEXT DAY I called Hal Wheaton Anyway, asked him to have lunch looks artificial and gray hair la me. with usually becoming. wood after a New York visit that Have you heard about Henry? I asked when we were seated. 1 Low, concave vessel 5 Plant ovule 9 10 molding Long-eare- d rodent 11 12 14 15 A diacriti- cal mark (Sp.) 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