Show THE GARLAND TIMES WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS FARM INCOME: Slight Dip Tax Cut Tops GOP Legislative CLASSIFIED Gross farm Income will dip only per cent In 1947 under this year’s mark of 27 billion dollars but higher operating costs will trim operators’ net return the bureau of agricultural economics declared Production expenses for 1947 are Released by Wvftorn Newspaper Union to be 2Vt times as large expected are at are tbeae lamas Ibey la ibeaa NOTE: Whti plntoni (EDITOR'S iKpriutl Wetra Nawapapar Ualaa'a aawe aaaJyate ill aal aaaaaaarUjr af this aavapapar) ss In 1938 but nearly half again as The agency based big as In 1920 its projection on soaring costs of all Items labor production including and purchased feeds As a result net income may dip 10 to 15 per cent under 1948 Estimated gross farm Income of 27 billion dollars for this year was based upon actual receipts of during the first eight months During this period was derived from meat poultry and dairy products $5312000-00from crops and $752000000 from The latter government payments are expected to pass the 1939 peak of $807000000 Program States Vote Labor GAhLAND UTAH 5 Curbs Foreign Trade at Peak PACIFIC: To Retain Bases U N Converts Modem War Plant Into Peace Factory JAPAN: TIRES: Find During the fiscal year 1948 some animals of all 25972 breeding classes were admitted to the United States from countries abroad the of agriculture department reported Horses admitted from foreign coun21482 cattle tries totaled 116 swine 647 and dogs sheep 3082 665 Thjs was an Increase of 3000 animals over 1945 with cattle mostly dairy breeds Increasing the greatest Rial Shill Shock Real "shell ahock"— a relatively condition— has been found by army medical officers It is a mental and physical condition due to the effect of blast on the brain In World War I practically case reevery nenropsycblatric sulting from combat was labeled "shell shock’ antll it was discovered that many sock cases bad never been within miles of an exploding shell rare More than 99 per cent of the nation's total passenger tire output li going to American motorista witb export markets receiving less than one per cent of the total output-3387 of the 41451935 passenger car tires produced between Januand August 31 ary Bulk of factory shipments were sold as replacements th during period more than ir The automoany year since 1931 received tive industry 5887121 units for original equipment through August 31 BARBS One of the problema of the United Nations la to find out whether the Russian prefer to export caviar or “ Communism see Did yog ever think when your m cither made you use an atomizer to clear your head of a cold that “atomlzeri” might lay a million people cold? Is this progress? & ACCESS woom SOLD YEAR BOUGHT PAST WNV Service 1616 Eye Street NW D C Washington N Y— At this LAKE SUCCESS writing committees of the United are still Nations meeting in the great modernistic factory building now converted Into a plant for tho manufacture of international good will A hundred committee meetings are being held In tha Russian delegates frequently oppose violently a point and then when they see that they are beaten yield Sometimes this looks like pure obstructionism sometimes it seems merely an effort to display strength and combativeness sometimes lt la only a patent move to keep Russia in the forefront of the negotiations as a force with which to be reckoned There is also the language barrier there are no more comProbably petent performeri among the various types of experts than the translators at these International gatherings Much has been written of their rooms wharo remarkable ability to translate without taking a single note long paraonce the delicate graphs of some speakers who get so machinery turndeep In their subjects that they foring out Instruments of warfare get that the translator Is waiting to translate one segment once hummed patiently before the speaker goes on to the merrily and efficiently Here delegates to the assembly of next the United Nations Prize of them all Is Pavlov split up into the groups tackle the various subjects leari and "scholarly looking "young allotted to them Just as the com- - man who appears to wrap himself mlttees of congress discuss the bills about Molotov or Vlshlnsky and with and agree upon their form before his lips close to the listener’s ear to the “commit-- j pours in the words so rspldly that they are submitted lt would appear they synchronize tee of the whole house” for with the movement of the speaker's aideration and action The difference Is that the assem- - lips unlike congress But even a perfect translation may cannot pass bly laws it can only a different meaning the will of produce Just expresi the majority Its value is to register as the same word may mean two before the world world opinion as different things In the same lanexpressed by the nations which make guage to two different pair of ears up the United Nations This Is the You may recall the famous Molofirst step toward a world governtov outburst at the opening of the ment whose chief purpose is to po- assembly the speech In which the lice the world against war Russian delegate demanded disarmWhile the committee meetings ament objected to the Baruch atomwere taking place the security coun- ic energy plan and went right down cil which comparea roughly with the the line walloping everything In senate held some of Its meetings In sight As I remarked earlier there the same building for unlike the aswas more smoke than fire in that sembly which meets only once a tirade and American Delegate Ausyear the security council Is a contin suspecting as much made the tinuing body terse comment on the speech Tha Council of Foreign Minister! “smart but tough” which also is meeting In New York When the translations came back Is a body entirely separate from tha from the report In the Russian press United Nations Austin’s words became "smart but TRUCKS Aif By BAUKIIAGE J LIVESTOCK: AUTOS Newt Analytt and Commentator In proposing a U S trusteeship for strategic Pacific bases under the United Nations President Truman for substantial American provided control of these areas in any agree- ment While nominally subjecting the U S to U N Almost a year and a half after the end of the conflict Germans authority in fortify- continue to feel the tragic effects of the war Carrylnf all their earthlng the bases and developing the with them these Germans return to battered homeland ly possessions political and economic life of the from Denmark whence they fled before allied armies habitants Mr Truman stipulated that U N inspectors could be ! He eluded from certain strategic cengive way to a GOP nominee CONGRESS: ters of these outposts said he intended to Introduce a conBy providing for ultimate U Act Fast stitutional S amendment which would over the new bases the permit congress to authorize a pres- authority Hardly had the election din atPresident sought to satisfy service the Republican landslide idential election If the two parties demands tending divided and executive for effective American conlegislative subsided than Rep Harold Knutson trol over the areas control At first the (Rep Minn) revealed that be had held out for Marshall Field would move for a 20 per cent cut crusading New army and navy of the bases outright possession In in personal income taxes as soon Deal publisher joined Fulbright but Mr Truman overrode this posito step as the 80th congress assembles Jan- asking President Truman tion to adopt the department of down By turning the Job over to uary 8 state’s recommendation for a noms In addition Knutson said that the the GOP Field said the inal U N trusteeship to express would be full with which charged ways and means committee for world for development of a American he Is scheduled to head as the rank' responsibility will open national program and the Issues peace ing majority member Although maintaining military and hearings sometime In February to In the 1948 election would be clear political control over the bases the cut pare or eliminate excise taxes on U S would grant all other meminlong list of consumer goods bers of the U N equal trade and cluding jewelry furs cosmetics CANNED GOODS: commercial rights and liquors Packs to slash Big intentions Republican Housewives can look to apprecitaxes ran counter to President TruGood System to Follow able canned of fruits and supplies man’s position to maintain high IT hen the administrative and through the coming year levies to balance next year’s budget vegetables committee of the tJV budgetary estimated at 40 billion dollars By as a result of heavy packs In 1946 attested the U S 49JS9 per cent oj trade spokesmen attending the ninth the ennual coitt of the internationlopping off unnecessary expendiSaddle U S With annual convention of the al organisation on the basil of tures and per trimming the payroll U N Expenses Institute In Chicago declared capita income U S Delegate VanKnutson said the GOP hopes to denberg protested If the American Over 190 million cases of canned scale down the budget to 32 billion It was characteristic of the desire economic it to good at to tyitem will be produced this to maintain a "realistic” attitude dollars thus permitting the tax re- vegetables provide its people with SO per cent duction and allowing for a subyear compared with 163 million last (let ua hope) which resulted in the of total world income he laid' then The canned stantial retirement of the national year it was predicted other nations would do well to adopt emphasis on fiscal matters causing debt of 282 billion dollars at the fruit pack will total 75 million cases it Britain wat wetted 10 newspapers on the first day’s compar cent and Rust ia 6 per cent with 40 million In 1945 same time compared mittee meetings to display a head like this: of Despite adequate supplies More to Do i U s OPPOSES frozen foods distribution has been COAL: Reduction in taxation was only PAYING HALF hampered by a lack of warehoua one of the many issues facing the lng space OF U N’s BILLS a large carryover from Study Demands new GOP congress last year and a shortage of refrigerAt the meeting of the budgetary Company spokesmen were quick Briefly others included terminatiator cars equipped for low tempergot to hit at John L Lewis’ new wage committee Senator Vandenberg ng the President's wartime powers atures it was said In a aly dig when he suggested that and hour demands tor the United to restrict government by execuMine Workers as threatening the fu- If the other nations felt the Amertive decree widening management’s ican economic system was so good ture of the industry against the Vote Labor Regulation rights under the national labor rethat lt could put up half the money creasing competition of gas and oil lations act and providing for imparto run the organization While the government perhaps they presently Is tial administration of the law Four states Including a heavy might adopt a similar system Capirunning the pits private interests hastening abolition of controls to re- industrial region reflected popuwere thinking of their position when talist America would pay 4989 per lar sentiment for regulatory the properties are returned to cent of UN’s bills while Communist In the face of labor legislation Russia although much greater In them size and population the growing strength would provide of unions Mr Lewis Declaring that ” in the economic pattern of the is going to price his boys right out 6 per cent in the plan submitted Of course country on the atreet" company apokesmen any amount balanced By againat the price of war is small ridiculed heavy majority votes the Idea that a reduction Nebraska and South Dakota of the work week from six to five constitutional amendadopted days would lower operating costs Powerful Committees ments banning the closed shop and permit the operators to pay a Are in the Making which requires sill employees of 25 cent an hour raise Under the The work of the committees of a shop to join the prevailing old contract miners were paid tha assembly covers a wide scope union Arizona passed the same an hour cents with $118 overtime Senator since besides offering the sounding (left) Vaadeaberg law but by a closer vote rates beyond 35 hours Martin for world opinion and conRepresentative board (center) the dominant Despite While position the operators remained and Senator Taft of the whole trolling the of labor In Industrial Massachuskeptical UMW economists figured organizationpursestrings the committees likesetts the electorate voted to restore free that a shorter work week would trim enterprise and formuwise supervise the several importo make unions lation of a farm program adjusted quire public costs from 20 to 70 cents production tant subsidiary agencies some of their financial records with to postwar conditions a ton with an average saving of 45 which will become powextremely for and 227307 against In In the field of foreign affairs cents Since miners dig from four erful when and If they carry out all cases organized labor fought to five tons of coal dally the saving were expected to adRepublicans the duties planned for them For the amendments here to the current of $2 per polday would cover the con- Instance the many plans for Imicy mapped by the administration templated wage increase they said FOREIGN TRADE: proving living standards and social with the help of Senator Vanden-berrelations the world throughout (Rep Mich) as representatNear which ia the purpose of the economive of the GOP congressional bloc ic and social council and the projectHelped PIT's Spurred by U S loans foreign Minority Leader Martin of MassaLike everywhere else there are ed trusteeship council which will seeking material for rechusetts was scheduled to take over countries oversee the relationship between the of war ravaged econo- good as well as bad among the Japconstruction Senof the house with speakership mies or fulfilling demand of anese dependent countries and the nations ator Vandenberg beof Michigan held responsible for their control and war scarce goods promise to buy In the midst of minor war crimes coming president pro tern of the welfare more from Uncle Sam In 1946 than trials in Yokohama allied supreme upper” house and Senator Taft of In the banner export years of 1919 headquarters revealed that Lt CoL Another Important function of the Ohio majority leader and 1920 Chlgeo Emoto's treatment of U S assembly is Initiating amendments to the charter and this session brisSeek Unity end Dutch war prisoners With practically all areas of the British tled with talk among the smaller As the Republican “stood like a out avalanche set world sharing In our expanded overbeacon” against countries for amending provisions - up a Republican the atrocities practiced by leas hucongress during a seas trade commercial exports have the power of the veto In governing Democratic administration liberal been running two to three times man commandants Democratic leaders called Relieving Col Toshlo Hatakayama aecurity counciL upon above the volume of the late ’30’a In a President Truman to resign In favor PW encampment Of total exports at of approximately o a GOP nominee Russians Vie to to assure har- 8 billion dollars U S loans probafter high Japanese authorities session mony In the forthcoming ably will finance 35 per cent or 28 had become alarmed at the high Last Minute death rate at the site Emoto quickRemembering the unhappy results billion dollars Early In the meetings of the genof previous divisions of legislative ly set things in order Beatings were Indicative of the heavy overseas eral committee (the steering combanned Food allotments and executive power between the business wera Canada Is buying almost and In the assembly itsell It mittee) creased two parties when solution of press200 per cent more than before PW's were worked only the became evident that the Russians war Latin American countries 300 the required hours Inmates dying were ing problems gave way to indecisive a general plan of proand both sides maneu- per cent more continental Euro- from natural causes were afforded cedurefollowing bickering which was not unlike that vered for political advantage Senapean nations 150 per cent more and full military burial which had appeared and still is aptor Fulbright (Dem Ark) was the the United Kingdom 50 per cent Praising Emoto PW’s exclaimed: The pearing In all the controversies ‘He first to call upon Mr Truman to more brightened our lives” Peak DEPARTMENT HOMES New 20 and ON WHEELS Vtsd Home Factory 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Americans do not realize how tar this nation has gone In the establishment of a foreign policy built on popular desire In the past the foreign policy of the United Why toss and turn and lose States always had been a rather precious sleep over acid indivague thing to people In general gestion gassiness and upset aa stomach Do as thousands of a something evolved behind a screen men and women do — sleep a of formal phrases In the ancient a such simple stomach troubles a offices of the old state a away! Just take department building where they a a till have Stuart Tablets before you a marble that fireplace retire — and wake up feeling aa really work In some of the rooms relaxed and rarin’ to go! Easy a In the early days the subject was to take — no messy mixing no a a kept out of domestic politics simply bottle Praised by thousands a because the politicians knew that the used for years Ask your aa people knew as little as they did as druggist for genuine Stuart aa to what It was all about and didn’t Tablets In three convenient a care any more Then came the fasizes — 2 5c 60c or SI 20 on a mous Wilson versus Lodge fight over a maker positive the League of Nations which was a a guarantee Get them today far deeper really something than use them tonight be OK a that a fight of two powerful persona tomorrow! alities and two different concepts of a a government — not world government aa but domestic government Lodge and Wilson became so definitely to their own respective committed views that they couldn’t afford to compromise After that each party considered lt fair game to rip the bther up the colds back when lt came to a discussion on foreign affairs and the fine old tradition (which was really a negative Creomulsioo relieves bething) "foreign affairs ends at the cause lt foes right to thepromptly seat of shore line” was split wide open trouble to help loosen and expel And then the bloody conflict germ laden phlegm and aid nature of to soothe and heal raw tender InWorld War II made people realize flamed bronchial mucous memthat Democratic and Republican branes TeH your druggist to sell yon blood when lt flowed on the battlefbottle of Creomulsion with the was the same color ield you must like tho way lt and Quickly allaya the cough or you are caused the same gaping wounds at to have your money back home The campaign which we have Just witnessed while it was characteriforCourhj Chest Colds Bronchitis zed with the same old fuss and fury of the past omitted the question of WNU— W 46foreign policy except when it was raised by persons already discredited by both major parties That is the hope as see it for American dominance for the dominance of the American Idea of human freedom We have learned that Foe You To Feel Well when lt comes to facing the world 4 boon ewry dey dare erwy — the etepplnr we meet lt shoulder to shoulder a Alta wt matter from the bloodkidneys Americana and nothing else If eoare people wr evara of hew the wait eonateatly remove ear plae Sold exeem ecidt tad other waste ur la the Wood ’ Injury to health there would k beetandontandin of wkf tho whole system la B apnt hn kidneys fafl Is function property Barela acuity or too fruqaewt url ff0" eometimm wane that somethin yrooc- Y ou way nf nacxin The difference between a Comheedachen diuinem rh eu matie munist and a 9ma (eetia up at mhte ewellin is that Why not try Dean’s Filial You wfl one knows where he want to go and he twin a medicine rwommended the eouatnr ewer Dees' ntinulat tha fun the other la being taken for a ride kidney and help them t ° I peimoout net from the mod Paul Scott Mowrersays that They contain nothin harmful todr- be with ooafideao 7 has solved the problems At all dm store of the economic cycles (the booms and buats of capitalism) by achieving a permanent depression AWAY Beware Coughs frea esara That Hang On CREOMULSION ““? 2tCtK “ by aukhage P' MlHuruia |