Show TIMES GARLAND THE GARLAND SCANNING THE WEEK'S NEWS SIPOKISGOP Fmho- o LMain Street and the World Average Citizen UTAH Build a Village For That Railroad - Is Saving More PATTERNS 354 Sales and Profit Survey Reveals PEACE TALKS-- As home towners had expected the provl tional in Korea expired without final agreeagreement ment between the Communists and the United Nations in their peace talks As a result it will be necessary to redraw the line whenever all other armistice points are settled Although progress in the talks has been siow the l picture Is Results are beginning to show encouraging First and possibly most important is the slackening of fighting resulting in a great drop in the number of casualties on both sides This policy is likely to continue as long as the talks are in progress because as Gen James A Van Fleet told correspondents: "We will not sacrifice our men needlessly What is the use of thousands of casualties if it is what good they would do?” questionable Second the United States and its allies have a general Idea although somewhat inaccurate of the number of fighting men held by the Communists in their United Nations negotiators camps however are still pressing for a full accounting of more than 50000 unlisted Allied prisoners The US has asked specifically what has become of 1058 Americans not on the official Red list How soon a final agreement can be reached in the talks is anyone’s guess but distrust on the part of both sides will not hasten it As an the Reds charge the lack of agreement due to "extraordinary example arantics colossal bungling criminal negligence and rogance’’ by the Americans On the other hand the Allies charge the "Communists have run true to form With few exceptions the talks have been marked by the familiar Red pattern of delay deceit and diversionary tactics’ PRICE CUTS — Rural and small town families by far the largest group of mail order patrons in the country are wondering if the announced price cuts on thousands of items by the firms located in Chicago is an indication of things to come during 1952 Midwinter sales catalogues of the four biggest mall order houses in the business list lower prices on thousands of items It is the biggest cut in years One firm cut the price on an from $26272 refrigerator to $21275 a 25 per ceat mark down on men’s shirts and price reductions ranging from 80 cents to $230 on tires from last fall's levels The firm also listed 400 price cuts on both wood and metal furniture SALES SAG— The Securities and Exchange Commission and the Federal Trade Commission in a report of business conditions during the last quarter of 1&51 said sales in the nation dropped under the previous quarter’s level for the first time since 1949 The report also said the profit sag which began at the end of 1950 continued with manufacturers returns amounting to 15 per cent before taxes and 23 per cent after taxes Sales fell off $2600000000 during the period covered in the report recorded an Only four of the 22 industries crease of profits before taxes in the third quarter of last year They food tobacco and apparel and finished textiles were petroleum The commissions did not attempt to Interpret the general decline in business It was obvious however that decline was due to a consumer buying lull that started early in 1950 sharp increases in defense taxes Most observers shortages of materials and controls on scarce metals to continue during the early part of believe the trend can be expected this year THE OLD SOCK — According to Secretary of Commerce Sawyer the average citizen in the home towns of the nation are putting more and more of their money in the old sock and keeping it there He says five now than last time at any in the savings are greater years to an Sawyer is all for this saving spree of Americans— amounting annual rate of $22000000000 — because he believes it has helped turn He warned however that if Amerthe tide against rampant inflation icans spend these savings in a new wave of buying inflatary pressures will surge up again Personal incomes rose from $225000000000 in 1950 to $251000000000 in 1951 Now in the early days of 1952 the rate is about $260000000000 to secure the GOP presirace of Republicans GOP CIRCUS-T- he of a circus— so many are dent nomination is taking on the atmosphere joining the show that spectators are going to miss some of the acts The latest is Harold E Stassen Already active are Sen Robert Taft of Ohio and Gov Earl Wafren of California Remaining to join the big considered by many the white hope show is Gen Dwight Eisenhower of the Republican party had this to say of Stassen’s announcement: The other candidates "Every American has a right to run for President and it’s well that the candiRepublicans should have a wide choice" — Taft "His (Stassen’s) of national Issues and he will undiscussion stimulate should dacy doubtedly be an Important factor in the Republican convention” — Warren of State Dean Acheson whose popuTHE SUMMARY— Secretary larity with the American people has Increased since the Japanese peace conference in San Francisco recently summed up the American foreign he had Dividing the global picture into four sections policy for 1951 this to say: Europe and the North Atlantic —The year 1951 was a period of progThe North Atlantic Treaty organization’s ress and growth military The important decisions that must be command has gone forward made early in 1952 have to do with the quantity and quality of European German participation in the defense of Europe and military forces and a European army creation of a European defense community The Suez waterThe Near and Middle East— We lost some ground for exploitatopportunities way and Iranian oil crises offer dangerous On the other hand Greece and Turkey are bright ion by the Kremlin spots The Far East— In Korea the UN must guard against a renewal of Communist treachery even If an armistice is signed The Pacific— The past year was one in which progresi was made toward building a strutture of peace through a series of treaties with and Japan New Zealand’ the Philippines Australia T UNIVERSfTY OF ILLINOIS MANY TO BE THE HALFBACKSAIO CLOSEST THING TO RED GRANGE THE REALLY LOWERED ILUNI HAVE SEEN THE BOOM ON INDIANA IN THEIR 1951 HE NOT ONLY SCORED O CONTEST 0 THE IN ALL THREE VICTORY BUT RAN 88 YARDS FDR A SCORE SETTING A NEW WESTERN RECORO FOR THE CONFERENCE PLAY TOUCHDOWN LONGEST FROM SCRIMMAGE A I (WAS S us TROPHY J TIME TENNIS TEAM? 3Hl‘ P if r -- fi N OF TOTAL SPORTLIGHT College Fooiball Full of Variety By GRANTLAND RICE football In the badly The Southeastern wing and the COLLEGE USA will be one of Southwestern can get delegation the most scrambled sports on any along minus any outside schedule map for 1952 help They have enough at home to fill any schedule It was known in advance that the rivals Ivy League had no connection whatBut the Southern going in for any and soever with the Southeastern The wide Conferences Southwestern concerned athletic scholarsplit work bowl student games ships and almost everything else Now It seems that the Southern the Big Seven the Big Conference Ten the Missouri Valley and the Pacific Coast Conference heading for Ivy League standards At least a good part of the way conference Each Is entitled to make its own choice It is the app choice of the Southeastern and the to go out Conferences Southwestern for even bigger and better football — athletic scholarships plus bowl freshmen playing and what games else do you want? There are certain to be wide sweeping changes over most of the football map But there will still be football every bit as Interesting In other sections as the Southeastern’s untrammeled and Southwestern’s can put on conferences The main point is that the Southeastern and Southwestern leagues can supply enough teams for most of the Bowls since the Big Ten and West Coast take care of the Rose Bowl’s destiny For how long no one can say Certainly the two Conferences from Georgia through Texas can see that the Sugar Cotton Orange and Gator Bowls are all supplied with Bowl teams They may need however some help from stray wanderers such as Holy Cross Fordham Miami Virginia and one or two others who are not In a Conference The various college presidents have gone farther in the main than anyone suspected they would This doesn't mean the Southeast or the Southwest where coaches and athletic directors still have control which Is the way those two sections want are arently it Different Football Teams that play with almost unatathletic limited scholarships tached terrific have advantages over those with limited or with no scholarships at all to dole out The wonder of 1950 and 1951 was with no athletic that Princeton had that scholarships matched Tennessee Maryland and Michigan State reforms will have to scholarship duck such old rivals as Tennessee Georgia Georgia Tech Tulane and such Or be outclassed If this spilt develops there will be time enough to see which plan is the sounder Only the educational side certainly won’t be helped where football Is given too big a play Too much football and a sound education don’t walk the same road which Is something everyone knows It will take some time to digest all the many moves that have been planned But as things look today there will be a wide gap in some of our major conferences where teams will have to be ranked In different groups— the athletic scholarship and bowl set against the rest of the field This will give everybody more confusion than the average fan can handle But that’s the way it will have to be If any fair ranking Is pected Thi Big Show These are big days around the pleasant village of Arcadia Cal The famous Santa Anita track Is open for its 15th season as Dr Charles Strub starts his 50th year as one of sport’s fabulous promoters It was the San Francisco doctor who sold DiMagglo to the Yankees and gave racing Santa Anita This will be Santa Anita’s biggest year The total stakes run Into more cash than we can add up on a busy day and was enough to lure out owners with big stables who have a chance to win If you walk around the stables you’ll run across such big name horses ss Counterpoint 1951 champion Hill Prince Count Turf (Derby Winner) Windy City (English and Irish champion Bed o’Roses Palestinian Moonrush Wistful Special Touch Rough n’ Tumble Bryan G Guillotine Gold Capitol Hill Gall A Gleam Cousin horses from the stables of C V Whitney Greentree Vanderbilt Calumet C T Chenery an almost list This shot at big cash has also lured out the top jockeys Atkinson Arcaro Shoemaker many of the track’s biggest names who can scent the odor of newmown money Among the features are the with Counterpoint Maturity the $100000 Derby on 23 and the $100000 Hand- featured February icap How to ATmu -- FIRST wrV1 I9SI S£5I£KS broiontnat dflD NVW1H9IM teams 1 8T HAROLD ARNETT All-Ti- 1952 August 1951 Goodwin said 1951 was a year tha high“with full employment est standard of living in hlstorjr of them come exactly together Look for defects In the surface— but do not be alarmed at slight discolorations Even the best cane may have slight harmless discolorations or spots Only the very finest rods are culled to eliminate these minor discolorations entirely Examine fer closely the guides rules and other fitments They should be of good materials snugly fitted highly polished and absolute' ly free from rough places which can slow up your cast and cut your line Silk winds should come up over the shoulder of the ferrules which should be shaped to fit the form of the rod All fitments and ferrules should be fully water' proofed and precisely matched Do not be deceived by the number or color of silk winds or wraps on a fly rod A good fly sod needs no winds to hold It together or Increase Modern waterproof its strength glues produce joints stronger than the cane itself so winds are used only to hold the guides in place and for decoration Only worthless cheap rods use winds for extra strength or stiffness Do not confuse stiffness with power or backbone with stiffness Tournament rods are too stiff for prae tical fishing They are made for tournament use— for either distance or accuracy and the makers sacrifice some fishing qualities to gain advantages under tournament rules For instance the action In a tournament accuracy rod is centrated in the tip to produce a flat trajectory and theoretically to make possible pin point accuracy In casting The action in a tournament distance rod is stiffened all along its length and fitments are cut to a bare skeleton to enable the rod to handle an extremely heavy distance line and to propel it for distances far beyond those practical for a fisherman There is no actual difference between "dry fly action’’ and "wet fly action” A good dry fly rod is a good wet fly rod and vice versa A fly rod Is built to put your fly exactly where you want k to handle the fly during the cast and to play out the fish after he is hooked A good rod does all these things perfectly whether you are fishing dry or wet flies W halts FH1S graceful centerpiece has actual-sizcutting diagrams for the Individual parts of all the structures illustrated Just trace the outlines on the material saw assemble and then follow the simple painting directions for these scaled models Patterns are 25c each or five for one dollar Industrial and tha strength and capacity on record” As for 1952 ha forecast employment expansion by mass hiring in heavy industry at many Industrie with Mg defense orders complete tooling and designing stages preparatory to volume production He said these demands plus the should demands of agriculture causa tha peak by midsummer CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT HELP LOCATE THE SOURCE OP ANNOYING STATIC INTERRUPTING MDOR RAOtO GNJOVM6NT BY SWITCHING ON A PORTABLE RADIO AMP ROTATING IT UNTK STATIC IS AT ITS LOUOESt SOURCE OF STATIC IS SOMEWHERE THE LATERAL AXIS OF TH6 RADIO ALONG MCA ABOUT 500 FT AMD AGAIN THE RADIO TO OBTAIN ROTATE LOUDEST STATIC THE POINT AT WHICH THG LATERAL AXES CROSS IS THE SOURCE OF THE STATIC WANTED— MEN WANtfCD DISTRIBUTORS ALUMINUM AWNINOB Malta your Bi own Detulla fre AlIU Dtfia Everything supplied K1 Kramer Indotrlet W U Aoftlct 4t Calif WANTED TO BUT WANTKU Scrap Iron Staal and Cast Also Surplus Itams MONSEY IRON A METAL CO raa a Bra it iae city pm bhi For the Future Buy US Defense Bonds! d&fl Reiet loose Handles and hinges eauly with PLASTIC WOOD to AAA can diva to depths Tbart is a record a sperm whole becoming in a submarine cable 3200 anormout instance of entangled feet down say many old folks about good tasting AAA Try ' Fish Eye ' If more fishermen tried looking at fishing through the eyes of a fish they would more than double their catch says Homer Circle of Heddon’s Research Department For Instance let’s Imagine yourself a big bass hiding underneath a patch of weeds We’re hiding because it takes only a abort rush to grab a little fash that swims by In open water this little fish would keep too far away to catch without an exhausting chase We're watching for an easy meal when along comes a guy In a boat splashing the oars as he rows near our weed patch He throws over the anchor with a big splash scrapes his tackle box around on the bottom of the boat and stands up where he makes a sharp contrast against the sky heard this sequence of We’ve sounds so many times that we know what to expect next He’ll throw a plug In our direction thinking we’re silly enough to grab it We didn’t grow big being thoughtless and we want to keep on growing so we let the plug alone some day one of those However guys who thinks like a fish is going to slip up on us with no noise He will drift within casting distance with no oars splashing To hold his boat in the wind he’ll have the anchor already down just over the bottom so that he can He’ll lower It without commotion have a river runt plug at the tip of his pal spook rod ready to cast and not have to fumble around looking for it and he’ll not stand If a fish doesn’t strike after first quiver you've Imparted to your floating bug let it lie still awhile longer and then twitch It alx or even Walt again eight inches though this is ofttimes hard on the angler’s nerves One naturally Is In to the so “hurry” disposed bug another cast can ba made right away— but that won’t work Wa say again here that one cannot catch fish with hit lure in the air — It must ba In the water! 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