Show c THE GARLAND TIMES GARLAND UTAH Gay Appetizers DEATH SPRAY: WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS Nazis Had It Big Business Flayed in T-- ll Row ' Out' of Mountain View- CaliC came one of the most chilling awesome tales of what Unemployment Increases iifUS7 might have been in World War IL It was about Soviets to Keep Prepared for War a spray so fatal that“deathif aspray’’— spot of It the size of dime on -- a lay a (EDITOR’2 NOTE: Western Newspaper When opinion! Union’s news ut expressed to these column! they nro those o ( analysts and not necessarily M this newspaper) a per- son’s skin that person was doomed THE SPRAY was described as potent enough to knock out divisions of men In exposed North South Fought Hard Over President Buchanan being whole Stwi positions A off quickly minutes It would clothing inary unless wiped a man In two penetrate ordsome types of spot would kill gas masks and Authorities were U S for these statements army engineers who tons o£ the spray was stored In carefully hidden caves in Bavaria MaJ James M" Graham of the engineer corps said the Germans called the chemical “tabun” combination of the scientists who Invented it to Major According Graham who had charge of the disposal of the chemical “tabun was a military secret until about six months ago when some informs tion concerning it leaked out to the American public One thousand tons were spared from destruction and shipped to the army proving art Aberdeen grounds Maryland' THE MAJOR said the stuff is nearly odorless that a person has to know exactly what he is smell ing before he can detect it with his nose It has a faint fruity flavor and looks like crankcase oil Then the Major said something that would add no comfort to those who fear a war with Russia He said that the scientists who de“tabun” were in Berlin veloped when the Russians took over and probably became subject to Soviet control destroyed where it ‘TTi s is I UV Vr LAW BIO BUSINESS HEARD ON Charles E Wilson (light) of General Electric testifies at senate labor committee president bill With him at left Is L R Bonlware hearing on of General Electric Their conclusions: The law Is a In “good law with wise safeguards relations” That labor thought otherwise Is shown by the placard Wilson holds LABOR LAW: 'Trouble Trouble' In the field of liberal —or as some would term it even "left wing” — the GOP's Sen Republicanism Wayne Morse of Oregon wsa con ceding nothing to no man THE SENATOR was vocally and hurt The defense of vociferously the law by "big business” was giving the senator no rest and he meant to let everyone know about it little originality but much vigor the senator was crying that the attitude of many defenders of law was a "Judas the betrayal of the capitalistic system IN A SUDDEN onslaught against the business men who have many of appeared before the committee In defense of the measure the senator declared their attitude is “shocking selfish With Fratirnlty Man Chooses Mind Over Gastronomies Culture had won a minor triumph At Ann Arbor Mich Paul H Smith of Michigan University Junior was about to have at It with a bog for eating capacity honors Thinking better of the Idea he changed his mind Reason It appears had raised Its awesome head Smith declared that on second thought It occurred to him that the contest might be a “reflection” on himself and his fraternity Fraternity men from high above Cayuga’s waters to the Rose Bowl breathed easier buckled anew to their academic tasks 123000 was that it was not Speculation used by the Germans because of a reluctance to engage In chemical warfare for a lack of knowledge of what weapons in this field might be possessed by the Allies OLIVER TWIST: Is Issue Fagin Jews would draw little consolation from the violent acts of their fellow men in Intelligent Berlin WASHINGTON By BAUKHAGE Aiuiyti ssJ Comm0mttor — Democratic Governor Warren Runs 'Bookies' Ragged t : I down was going to stick The bookies "went underground" and it was that a telegraphic news reported service supplying results of horse races had suspended Most reports emanating from the state were to the effect that bookies wero out of work except for a few trying to do a small business by runners and telephones The outlook didn't appear loo rosy far as the Dixie cure People outside often surprised of Washington are became Mrs Harriett Lane Johnston lived to an affluent old age and when she died left the sum of $50000 (which bought a lot more marble and bronze then than it would now) for the erection of a statue of her uncle that differences still arise between North and South over ancient matters which most of the country has forgotten has The also country forgotten that it was here that the earliest outbreaks of ing sectional took place as early there was following BAUKHAGE The donation of a site required the approval of congresa This donation was cheap considering that unlike similar tributes to the nation’s hero ail expenses were provided Congress was willing enough but not that who atalwart yankee Lodge lived perhaps nearer to the age of Buchanan to his own generation He cbose to dig up all the unhis savory memories scholarly brain could muster to block the donation of the site Naturally hot southern blood grew hotter and what some of Mr Lodge’s opponents lacked in data they more than made up in oratory The motion was passed but not until tempers had feelAs 1848 a an riot “un- derground” slaverunning incident In which 76 household servants were spirited off to freedom The Aband Weekly was stormed the capital suffered the biggest attack of jitters it had had since the British burned the White House 34 years before Nine years later a band of armed ruffians from Baltimore entered the city bent on helping the “Know Nothing” candolitionist The tide continued to rise and no President from Tyler to Buchanan could or would do anything about lt It was an open secret that Buchanan’s sympathies were largely line south of the Historians agree that he learned in advance the decision in the famous Dred Scott slavery case which was one of the last of the explosions whleh started the Civil War Today supreme court secrets are kept knew the But Buchanan secret court had ruled that Dred Scott was not a citizen under the meaning of the Consitution and could not be made a citizen further that the a property Constlution affirmed right in slaves and such slave property was protected by the “due of law” clause process Buchanan realised what the effect of this decision would be but In his inauguration speech piously advised the country to accept the verdict no matter what It was Later when southern sentiment grew in the capital Buchanan did try to organize a militia but co- VUMMY enough to eat These make appetizing vegetables cheerful motifs for dish towels breakfast cloths and gay kitchen curtains Let that youngster learn to embroider with these about 8‘4 M4 good Enclose Christ of the Andes The bronze statue known as the Christ of the Andes on the border of Chile and Argentina was erected in 1902 to commemorate peaceful settlement of a boundary dispute between the two countries CLASSIFIED DEPART MENT AND FARMS OZARK MOUNTAIN TIMBERED LAND BRASEL JASPER RANCHES FARMS RANCHES FREE RANGE ARKANSAS MISCELLANEOUS LITTLE BLUE B00K8 Over Send 10c for complete catalogue TAN 224 W Maplt Orange 2900 TIUe California J&L yjOlVLldlVULSlUf lt S- the had city fiondL SauinqA - For 30 Constipated No More Years-B- ut 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Government officials were being but futile They said they figured out how to tell Americana ways in which to protect themselves from without letting the whole world in on the "know frank hadn’t — ! ®pr girls Bader kigh school gradaates allege 35 and girls —ora opportunities fw for the Brad how” Their — kaal “k — sal BUCHANAN’S ONLY MEMORIAL ac- Neme Address who said that There it a certain ironic touch in fact that Buchanan's memory to be perpetuated in stone by family subsidy for from 1820 to 1830 he was one of the few members of congress who pursued the futile attempt to get congress to approve a suitable memorial in the capitol to George Washington Efforts in this direction either were circumvented or ignored until 1831 the centenary of Washington’s birth At that time the public was so aroused over the indifference of congress that George Watterson then librarian of congress formed an association which raised the money for the Washington monument which was eventually completed on the spot originally chosen for a statue of Washington by Major L’Enfant who drew the plans for the 6 Needlecraft Dept 8t Chicago cents for pattern Circle Sewing W Randolph No To Tell? dilemms officiali said is how to disseminate this in formation at home and keep it a No defense home plana exist to) area defense transfer oi will show only 15 cents Tills edition ias Illustrations of the best designs yet crochet toys knitting Embroidery clothes Each accessories children's design comes in a simplified pattern that Is so easy to follow Plus— FRE — a pattern printed in the book here” It developed that he had never seen it either It was there— in an inconspicuous spot a huge bronze statue of good workmanship backed by a wide exedra which is defined as "a seat with a high back” — but this would seat several squads of infantry It is a huge piece of stonework flanked by two symbolic figures in classic style one representing diplomacy in which Buchanan was skilled (he had served well as minister to Great Britain) one and representing the law in which if we may judge by his breach of ethics in connection with the supreme court decision he was not of equal stature Perhaps his niece was sensitive on this point for she specified the inscription — the only words on the statue beside the dates of his term and the single word “Buchanan" — It reads: — "The incomparable statesman whose walk wag npon the mountain range of the law” (Although it isn’t indicated it was Buchanan’s own Pattern 7014 7ti Inches by Put your spare moments to count Our Needlework Book ou how It's been thoroughly ruffled The site chosen for the statue was not conspicuous In fact I had never seen it until It was brought to my attention by a gentleman fully conversant with the details of the disand likewise familiar with pute every nook and cranny of the capital city I asked him to show me the statue He said he knew where lt was In Meridian Park But Just before we arrived at the scene he paused and said: "It ought to be In the local election (We had 16cal elections then) The marines had to be called out: six men were killed and twice aa many wounded idates People Are Funny Ail was not sunshine and soft breezes in Florida It was hot enough but at this writing there had been nothing to call off the heat Imposed by Gov Fuller Warren's edict against bookies “Bookies” to the initiata are those who take race horse beta off the tracks usually in rear rooms of public establishments —in mort sumptuous instances in their own establishments It appeared the govern rw’ — so existed even before slavery and secession became issues Beyond that however recent clashes with the Dtxiecrats are largely levelling off process and probably nothing a sensible compromise only cannot With the world on tenterhooks over the possibility of a third world war and with the issue of Palestine not yet completely settled as lt fects the Jews a mob of Berlin Jews saw fit to demonstrate over but the overall decline was greater the showing of a film un Christian” than normal THE FILM was “Oliver Twist” In contrast he praised Senator SIGNIFICANT was a report of a story familiar to almost every Taft (R Ohio) whose name the law Robert G Goodwin director of the schoolboy and bears for his objecbureau of employment familiar to a great many security tivity" In considering testimony on who said that the number of people Jews as well of the act the “shortcomings” receiving Jobless benefits increased The Berlin Jews lt seemed Morse declared he and Taft are by 62000 to a total of 1784000 durcouldn't stomach the Dickens crea"much nearer together on the need ing the week ending February 12 tion one of the major chafor a law less drastic against labor” In the same week In 1948 there racters Fagin in the story Fagin depicted than they were in 1947 when the act were 1030000 such claims as a Jew is an unlovely character or its lack has al- who teaehes was passed Employment children to steal for MEANWHILE sentiment was ways been a major factor of indi- him and accords them brutal treatcation in an evaluation of the naobamong growing congressional ment servers that with every day of delay tion’s economic condition because The charge that the film was of the simple fact that in past ren legislative consideration of was hurled by the cessions has law repeal there increased general unemployment Jewish demonstrators Their demoThe ngress would have none of it the probability of labor’s failing to always preceded periods of national nstration was effective It resulted depression regular army troops In the city in temporary withdrawal of the film get as many of the law provisions outlawed as they might hope to do German police hospitalized some of were known to be of doubtful RUSSIANS: The much militia larger loyalty the rioters but said they could not A major battle was shaping up on on paper could muster only 150 to protect the theatre continue the proposal with many legislators tig War Talk Meanwhile the southern men The Russians must keep prepared a dawning conviction THE ENTIRE AFFAIR provided evidencing group the Militant Jackson Demfor war It not would be wise to a that perhaps disturbing spectacle Berlin supocratic association was drilling 800 That was the message of Soviet law in its scrap the posed to be the proving ground of men Sovthe ability of nations to work entirety and replace it with some Marshal Nikolai A Bulganin the militia managed to get iet minister of armed forces in a version of the Wagner act gether has become instead the a Finally But thousand men under arms statement in an order of the day malodorous corpse of that concepJOBLESS: feeling ran high and on Washing the 31st anniversary of tion marking ton’a the Red birthday following the election army 3 Million Out Lincoln the elec of Abraham by The Marshal named the possible At present count the number of toral college but before his inaug enemy— the United States jobless in the United States stood uration the militia paraded added that the “ruling Bulganin at three million went Tyler a Virginian circles of— the United States which However according to the ex- seek to establish their world domito Buchanan and protested the fact perts thers was no cause for im- nation by force that they had been allowed to dipursue a policy of Commissioner mediate concern splay the Stars and Stripes and BuEwan Clague of the federal bureau aggression and of unleashing a new chanan is said to have apologized of labor said the time to become war” The Most people have forgotten the alarmed would be when the un- for the language was strong even Russians Was it the beginnorthern animosity toward Buchantotal reached five milemployed an but it was to crop up again in ning of a campaign by the Soviets lion and stayed there to prepare the mass Russian mind time when it was the subject my Would It reach five million? for conflict? of one of those asidulous debates THAT WAS A POINT on which It could be for which Sen Cabot Lodge was Bulganin played on the experts disagreed fears and prejudices are Presidents notorious which might Many Those who were loudest In pointwell lay the groundwork for calling memorialized in stone in Washinging to the possibility of a depresthe Soviet ton but not all and In Lodge's into war Intimasion pointed out that In just three ting the people one who was Buchenan was time of he attack possibility months the jobless total had jumped assured not the Russians that the from 18 million to the present ‘Soviet people may rest assured Buchanan had been a bachelor three million That was a rate of our force and navy will air army and had taken his niece with him to acceleration which they claimed vigilantly stand over their guard the White House as hostess to asto should cause be socialist everyone homeland” sist in the brilliant entertainments alarmed THE UNITED STATES was the for which ha was noted She later Time was an element Comonly western power singled out by missioner Clague contended Wait the marshal in his order of the day And people are funny la many he said until the March and April But there was a naive element of the things they do This of braggadocio begins to revive the construction in all the anniverwoman Charlotte Kierstein 23 business and Easter trade and then sary statements It seemed Lt on probation for a check swindle "we’D be able to tell better Just Gen S S Shatilov chief verdict couldn’t keep a job Susdeputy where we’re going” director of the political board of picions employers fired her 14 The federal official noted there the armed services was trying to times Then Jailed at her own rewas a drop of 173 million workers ’whistle past the when quest her atory bit the papers graveyard” in jobs between he stated that in its early days the and now ahe’s been deluged with and Soviet army had “routed the hordes jobs Her past will make no diPart of this was seasonal he said of 14 powers fference GETTING HOT IN FLORIDA Whom harmony erat revolt is concerned remains an uncertain quantity Democrats basically are still Democrats but there will always be certain fundamental differences between North and South which prsparatioa foe for both atn inforaaatloa hospital wham iUka la talar yoa anraiag a Tory nale a areas caroar ad |