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Show HUSK! Frock lirstitilc Ami Clumninii U. N. Converts Modern War Plant Into Peace Factory fVpti'i 75' k-- foil-fron- fa International in good will. A hundred committee meeting are being held room once the delicate turn- machinery ,, , tj"j dhidtoi VTi - , Ing out Inatru- menta of warfare I merrily and efficiently. ( f Here delegate to the the United Nations, split up into CCALl-OI(t.iv.n fi.i- fnu.t ilis- group, tackle the v.uiou ilijci ta (I. in 1'ii.c ulloltrd to t!'i:,.i'--:- i 1iis i?i r: e tlicrn Ju"t a llio frin !t. Tl.e In It In's softly in f'oi t, of r (ingress d::.cua tie lolls h hi I tiiirc's t!i. 'n nl. if Ini'.li sill and ugree upon Uieir form hef.ie tu t i. lino. 1kIiiic it in u ulni-i-they are eubiidtled to the "rwiimit-te- e grey ll.inni'l or jewel idle solid of the whole house" for contours. You'll wear it u!l wii.li-sideration and aetiou. with pi i li1. The dllTerencr Is that the assembly. unlike congress, cannot pass Palin n N.i Hun? lii fur x.rcv 1? It. hi. laws. It can 1H only express the will of 40 iiii'l 4J. si-II i ujiiiM" J .tr is nt ;i or the majority. Its value is In register, imi Srnil (riiv far Ihf I .ill nni Winlrr before the world, world opinion us il IMIIOS-d- .1 mitrl. ns it p.icr fiwhiNH. expressed by the nations whirh make i.iha htlr. lafirrl.illr fmffcw, Irrr i p4r f farwi nils Is the brll pitllfm in Iba up the United Nation, frrr Sank. Trlra 3A prmlrj ranU. first step toward a world governSiinl vour oidr to: ment whose chief purpose li to police the world againit war. RKHINO CIHCi PATTERN HKPT While the committee meeting! Tu MisiIm St., Fravlstu, ( sill. were taking place Ih security counKncluai J5 rtnta la coins for acb pc Item dsircd. cil, which compares roughly with the Kuo Pattern No. senate, held some of Its meetings In the asms building, for unlike the asNama- which meets only once sembly, Addrcu- year, the security council li continuing body. 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JL At a An CC ES( FAC wn SUB change to CALOX for the ionic effect on your smile F fpcien I fii lux t murks Pro irnyst Helps remove Mm. ..bring oof nil ih natural lustra of yisir 2A rpeciel ing red lent In Calos cnrouiages regaar misuse . . . which has a tonic rHccs on gums ...helps make them firm nnd iwy- - lone up you smile... with Cdoxl MiKam IdesSon Modi in I 113 yam f pAsranurinri Ausw Awe Buy and Hold Your Savings Bonds U. S. characteristic of the desire to maintain a "realistic" attitude (let us hope) whirh resulted in the emphasis on fiscal matters, causing wae newspapers on tha first day'a committee meetings to display a head like this: II. 8. OPPOSES FAYING HALF OF U. N.s HILLS At the meeting of the budgetary committee. Senator Vandenberg gut In a sly dig when he suggested that if the other nations felt the American economic system was so good that It could put up half the money to run the organization perhapa they might adopt a similar system. Capitalist America would pay 49.89 per cent of U.N.'s bills while Communist Ruesia, although much greater In size and population, would provide I per cent In the plan submitted. Of course, any amount balanced against the price of war Is small. The work of the committees Vesi of the aasembly covers a wida scope, line besides offering the sounding board for world opinion and controlling the pursestrings of the whole organization, the committees likewise supervise the several important auhsidlary agencies, some of which will become extremely powerful when and If they carry out the duties planned for them. For Instance, the many plana for Inv proving living standards and social relations the world, throughout which it the purpose of the economic and aoclal council, and the projected trusteeship council which will oversee the relationship between the dependent countries and the nations held responsible for their control and welfare. Annilior important function or Ihe aasembly I. Intlming amendment. "d ,hM I'10" b"' tied with talk among the smaller countries (or amending provisions governing the power of th veto in security council. ftuaaiona Vie to Laat Minute and In the assembly It berame evident that the Ruxxi.ms were followm a general plan of procedure which was not unlike that which had appeared and still is appearing in all Ihe controversies The mute) lf. a nns IS rw & due ts firw' If it MONTHLY LOSSES? You girls and women who ks eo much during monthly periods that ouf you're pale, weak, "dianeed this may be due to lark uf blood-iro- n Bo try Lydia E. Plnkhsm's TAUIJ8T8 on of the best hums ways to build up red blood la such cases Plnkhsm's Tablets are on of th beet blood-lru- a tonics you can buy I m a One nf tile problems uf the UmleJ Nations is to find out ubeiber the Russians prefer to vy- rt caviar or Communism. Did you ever think when your mother in file you use no iitomi-e- r of a cold tnet to clear yaur "atomizers' m:.'.ht lay s million people cold? Is tips (Kress? came along puiu-latlo- n, ; dug-ou- ts one-four- Tie lurk Jsrpu:;.!,.i.1anwinJh Vtror Clean chromium w1" Whiting coach with the College of the Pacific, and the 56 intervening years had failed to slow him down with the thin material he had at hand. This picture of Stagg back home again reminded us of great coaches of the past. Pop Warner and Hurry-u- p Yost, long before the days of Knute Rockne and Percy Haughton. In talking over old time with a veteran group of football mandarins, it was generally agreed that Pop Warner, now forgotten, wei the master of them all. Pop I now walking with a cane and a crippled knee around hiu garden at Pale Alto, CaliL Pap lunt far from 81. But more than 48 yeara ago, when the game was young and there were ue precedrnta te work with. It wao Pop whe brought in the single sad the double wing and other innovations that still remain today. It was Pop who discov-ere- d Jim Thorpe at Carlisle, when Jim was a slender ysung Indian of some 16 years, weighing around 150 pounds. It was Pop who built the Carlisle Indians late a drawing card that today would rank above even Army and Notre Dame oa a general aver-- I age. Thorpe, Guy on, Calac, Metoxen, Hauser, Bernus Pierce, Little Wolf and Little Bear, ML Pleasant Hudson remember any of these, They were among football's greats. , n" rAp inure, .nt where be fils'u ru'u. Th; it a andeliM a 0 a i P P' k cun I I uTJ' wed by . us-e- When li.ihy's qililtf4 well w, u u. cut the best them lur Pl nwj make extra heavy -I- - Sew ui; machine! ihocUk,, after cnviv uve or bt i I I l, use. riNsis Util!! OiUClOH , cnl On Mescal fEESID fort Tr fop fotrpem How Sluggish fell on bo alUcki lets, Get Hap; foardi s? anft-alavr- Anglo-Saxo- J l.alf br ti;-,- t Kansas is ideally situated for agriculture, but it took a plow to break the aid. Where William F. Cody used to hunt buffalo are the greatest wheat lands in the world. Kansas produces more wheat than any oilier state In the union almost of the entire United 'synye"yaywijii(wyurwesBiwaw States crop. It is first in milling and wheat storage. Corn, alfalfa, hay, sorghum, broom corn, Sudan grass, potatoes, sugar beets, barley, flax, rye, soybeans, vegetables, fruits, truck crops Kansas prolight Ae I remarked earlier, there was more amoks than fire In that duces almost everything that is tirade and American Delegate Aua-tifarm. grown on auipecting ai much, made the Rich in Resources, terse comment on the speech, Kansas finds riches below as well "smart but tough. as above the surface of her rolling, When the translation came back fertile acres. Kansas is one of the from the report In the Russian press leaders in oil production, with its Austin's words became "smart but companion, natural gas. Lead and sharp." Coal Greatest in Football zinc are mined extensively. Now It may be that "tough" li a is produced in most parts of the Pop Warner should be the greatstate. Under Kansas is enough est name in football, tougher word in Russian than It la a veteran In English because the Russians oralt to last 500,000 years! Volcanic coach said. "Yes, Rockne was great dinary conduct In such and some othash, gypsum, limestone, day and Knute had the most amazing perer matters, all the way from dancother resources are mined in Kan- sonality football has ever known. sas. It is sn important source Knute was the most popular coach ing to brenkfaating on vodka, mr be what we would consider tnughi of helium gas. of all time. And a great one. But n than the approach. As the geological center at the Pop Warner gave the game more than any of the other when he had United States, Kansas was and Americana Conaciout Carlisle, Pittsburgh and Stanford. Is Ihe land of trails. Those whe He was Pop wasn't a handshaker. Of Foreign Policy CHIEF EXECUTIVE . . . Gov. ought land in Oregon, gold In direct, abrupt and at times brusque. Andrew F. Srhorppel is o native California or Colorado, trade Most Americana do not realize He said what he thought He was Kansan, born In Clallln In Barton how far this nation ha gone In the with the Mexicans In Santa Fe, no diplomat But he was the only won A forers and vetformer and county. establishment of a foreign policy lawyrr r cattle from Texas, used Kanman that Jim Thorpe both feared Kansas free became a eran stale. of World War was he a I, built on popular desire. In the past, sas a a highway. and respected when Jim was king. two listed in slavrs were member of the Kansas CorporaOnly the foreign policy of the United There happened to be at leait 10 The Santa Fe Trail, the California the census of 1800. tion commission nnlil hr was States always had been a rather in thli midnight group. notables have Kan- and Oregon Trails, the Butterfield elected trod In 194!. the Many governor In to vague thing people general, All agreed that Pop wai the top Trail, the Smoky Hill Route, Overlist sas the is Gen. Heading stage. something evolved behind a screen post office on the Sante Fe Trail, Dwight D. Eisenhuwer, great mili- land Trails, Pony Express Route, the game greatest genius. I'll vote of formal phrases in the ancient and an equal number of civilians at Jim Lane Trail and the cattle trails with Red Blaik of Army along these tary leader of World War II. offices of the old state Indian from Texas, including the Chisholm, lines. missions, stage stations and Frontier Personages. where they department building, Another great coach, in some posts. The history of the Old West Is rep- Old Shawnee. Ellsworth and Weststill have marble fireplaces that trading ern Trails, all used Kansas for a way the greatest of modern times, The question of slavery Imresented such Kansas by personages in of eome the rooms. really work is Tom Hamilton of Navy. Tom mediately plunged Kanana Into as "Wild Bill" Hickuck, the marIn the early daya the subject wa bloodshed. Even before the Kansas today bears some of the Hamilton did more for college footshal of Abilene, and Buffalo Bill, of out domestic kept politic simply bill wao signed, the scuut. Carrie Nation and her scars of long ago ruts made by ball than all other coaches put tobecause the politicians knew that the Bliasanrlans who favored alav-cr- y hatchet also brought thousands of covered wagons and gether and I mean all of them in people knew as little as they did as ollpped across the border the state into the limelight. hoove of cattle among them. Lone- one compact mass. Except for to what It was all about and didn't and founded Leavenworth and In Statuary hall In Hie nations ly graves still may be found, and Hamilton's Navy V and Navy precare any more. Then came the Atchison. flight teams, there would have been capitol is the figure of John J. In- bridle bits, part of wagons and othWilson versus Lodge fight over But Ell Thayer found 29 men in gall. senator, orator, essayist, poet er mute reminders of the past ere no college football from 1942 through the League of Nations, which was New 1945. England who were willing to Ed Howe, the sage of Potato Hill, picked up occasionally by grandchilrrnlly something far deeper than emigrate to Kansas, settle on the and hia of the pioneers. Walt Madren College football should erect' a contemporaries. that, a fight of two powerful person. be neighbors to Indiana and son and William Allen White of the Kansas is great, not only one Maine or a monument to Hamilton, alities and two different concept of prairie, were Kansas of the fight slaveholders. Dr. Charles Gazette, Emporia states of the too high for Lnckmnn, Bough or world government government-n- ot in.on'brunghfa'.ee(md riy of Intb folks. nation, but as a great family of Dobbs to cover with a pass or a ' Intl domestic government kick. But the unknown soldier, the emigrant. Including four people who retain much of the pioand Wilson became so definitely He has been the big man of footfrmn Bl)ston to IctUe or Kansas is the unhonored miwici,nii hero, neer out stuck it a spirit. few They committed to their own respective LlwrelIce. ball had decreed man who Introduced the plow. Congress during the last four years for And Kansans ago. generations are view, that they conldn t afford to Kansas would decide the the Job he did of saving college foot-balHe was not a glamorous figure, still "sticking it out" for freedom tion of slavery for itself. And Kan- and hiu handu were gnarled and whatever happen to him in of thought and of action, and for the After that, each parly considered sans set out to do it In Iheir own this waning season of 1946. I hapblistered and bent to the shape to progress by their own right it fair game to rip the other up the way. of a plow handle. pen to know the iniide story of the bark when It ratne to a iliarussiun on fight made against him to abolish foreign affairs nnd the flue old tradicollege football in 1942. and the valtion (whirh was really a negative iant stand he took against heavy thtng) "foreign affairs ends at the V odds, the odds that Hamilton loves. shore line," was split wide iipen. And then Ihe bloody conflict of Kickers and Passers World War II made people realire The growth of air travel" In footthat IVmoeratte and Republican ball particularly professional footblll(t whl. jt the bHt. ball is one of the features of this flfId th, Mnw Cltr anil caused Ihe same gaping wounds at age. I refer to passing home and kicking. Passers such as Luckman, Baugh, The campaign which we have Just i Acc Dobbs. witnessed, while It was eharacter-lreParker, Filchock. Christman, etc., have Increased in with the same old fuss and fury of the past, omitted the question of ' importance from year to year. And there soon will be a new flock headforeign pnliey except when it whs j raised by person already discredit- ing in from the colleges Gilmer, Layne, Wcdemeyer. etc., who will ed by both major parlies. be in big demand when their camTluit Is the hope, ns 1 sec it. for pus time is over. American doi'r.nar.ce. for the dorni- A group of pro coaches nanre of the American ides of recently was arguing about the fastest backs. freedom. We have learned dial j 1 e." one said, where Halaa when it comes to facing the world, names McAfee. I'd say Gallerneau we meet It shintider to on his own club was even faster. Americans and nothing else. He can fly. "What about Franck of the Giants?" another asked. "He can iso move." Greasy Neste still refuses to beOre (f the rom.iiitic rules in Interested in Texas cattle, at least the Jail. Sidewalks were of lieve any of these can outrun Steve wood K.irsu history most the of weren't. Ilut them ci Abilene and scon trembled and ployed by as V an Buren with a football under eiThe bituorn a Com- Texas Kji'.-- .i cati'e trails ar.d Ihe wns. although it was iv.iy "siti.i1! bool heels clomped on clattered them. ther arm. munist and a travcYr J that wild fivitiiT tours tth'ih berame dead place Kansas cow town cimsisting ct about a This led to another argument ,i Id the spotem! kr.'us whe: be u an to cu ai d for the herd. dozen log hux." fiiii'.s ehipp'ig of the light freni.rr There were who is the best combination kicker ihe other is bet-- q taken f.T a rule. It was Jrsi'ili I! .Mil', v ulio first As soon as McCoy storied biitliimc Kiiswoith, Newton. Wichita 'larger and passer Baugh of the Redliccti'.ed lo do vtv';hir,.q tbiut his depot at Abi'iiP.e. the viii.ige and noisier than most) and finally skins or Dobbs of the Brooklyn Paul Seoti Meurer sas that lift, kei for T( vise I.tie. Tiure were awakened and teemed with activity ii.n Dodge City of them all) sin has solved tie Both are great Dodgers? prcbleo's of trL'.Iu'i-- if li e ca'tiv. and t' ev Here lly 1BT0 tiiere were 4 t.. tel. 10 F.r 10 years(toughest paisera Dudge City was the li.e rcoueniic eyries i'v btoms and and both arc among the best kickvoluuiie il ,;i t!.e buffalo boarding houses, 9 r 19 snio r s w .ekedest town !n lha m.ie ers. Both busts of capitalism) by sc'iievipg can But call on counry. a play that so Which l oa 'I I'! lie Kansas prairies. and other business places. One of it f( light hard to few use-t- he gain that permanent depression. quick kick. It to th Ai (i: t. Kans. 'x loHi'.f weren't the first building, ef course, was greatest yard gainer of alt Whether fur or against slavery, Kansas settlers lived in log huts, shake houses, sod shanties, and other humble shelters, using grass, brush and buffalo chips fur fuel. The "sod crop" was corn and corn they ate! Corn bread, parched corn, hominy, com-mcmush they bulled corn, fried it, baked it, stewed it. Fortunately, they had beef, pork and milk to go with it, and a coffee substitute, made of dried sweet potatoes, dried green okra and parched wheat ground together and boiled. Would Kansas be slave or free territory? On its first election day In 1855, hundreds of Missourians "with rifles on their shoulders, in their belts and a liberal supply of whiskey in their wagons" crossed the border and voted. AU of the candidates except one were elected! And when the "bogus legislature" met In July, the Missouri slave code wa the law of Kansas. to the Civil The curtain-raise- r war was fought in Kansas. Men were murdered in cold blood. Border ruffians ravaged settlements. John Brown and his sous took up the challenge and took after the slaveholders. "Bleeding Kansas" was no misnomer during the next few years. But (gradually the rUu:5latJ time; L,;.j ln Md. lit.;, then ot, In 1890 At the age of 84, this amazing veteran is still sn alert, BREAD BASKET OF T1IE WORLD . . . Kansas is the No. 1 wheat producing state of the nation, yielding almost a fourth of the entire II. S. crop. I g spilling. This was a MI f.r returning to field at tha g y old-tim- WHEN CONSTIPATION rnkninH I punks the dickens, hrispaa upset, sour taste, (ten Sn tike Dr. CildweU'i final I to quickly pull th triua nerds", and help yes fed kfoal I a ain't chipper DR CALOWEUSis thssatoMn ns laxities contained is iNddtfoil Pepsin to mikeitMaqbtto I MANY DOCTORS sn pads lions is prescriptions to stoat ana nuts palsisbls aid spstha I take. So be sure yosr IsaMsse tsined in Syrup Pepsin. w INSIST ON DN. CALDWUt-to- h orite of millions far M ian,aiW that wholesome relief fasa nap tion. Even finicky childralMiL CAUTION: Uie only duecht I a DR. CAIMI1I SENNA LAXATIVE m SYRUP PERU I cttli right-of-wa- Ilge ; g fe ,1.,, l, FE'V'.'.rVC. matin' """ i I. i W, t-v- p i r.-x i ANY MAN WILL NOT HARM d : Ferly in the nuvimes of flip general committee (the steeriiii: com- i? M Kansas-Ne-brask- off a snrw-whit- saloon-bustin- Powerful Committeea Are in the Making A tem-liere- d ine -' i They iturk it out and "sticking It out until the battle is won Is still a characteristic of Kansas people Perhaps it wae the crucible of those early years that steeled and the Kansas spirit which conquered the prairies. They stuck It out, ruse above the trials of the hour and developed that rare sense of humor which enables Kansas people to laugh at themselves and the foible nt mankind. Despite Corunado and other Spanish explorer, and French trailers, Kansas remained Indian anil buffalo country for two centuries after English eolomsts settled in New England and Virginia. Mow la Settlement. It was not until the bill was passed In 1854 that the land was opened to settlement n At that time the entire white of Kansas consisted of about 700 soldiers, based at Forts Leavenworth and Riley and Walnut Creek "t Kaukhage oneehumnitil 8007 ?A STRIKING picture a few weeks ago. picture of Alonzo Stag the Midway and Stagg U. tf Chicago for a look around, before the Northwestern game. The amazing part ul this snapshot of Lonnie with e hair the was the fact thsi he first came to Chicago a a coach Just 56 years ago. back SA' Life on the frontier is always hard. It was doubly hard in Kansas where the pioneers had to endure border wars over slavery, bad men, drouths, grasshoppers, blizzards and dust storms, in addition to the ordinary hardships of a new country. But they stuck it out. s factory now Into the manufacture 1 Russian dclcgules fr.'u i.'ly owsis violently a point and then, when they ace that they are bex'eri. yield. Sometimes this lie ks like pnie ole ktriirt:iMii.-iiu- : soine'iini s it seen s riien-lail elf iit to display strrn.'lh and cim.bativei.cns, son etlnu-- it is only a patent move to 'p It lsaia in as t of the (lie a force with whirh to lie reckoned. There Is also the language barrier. Probably there are no mure competent perfonners among the various types of experts than the translators at thee gatherings Much has been written of their remarkable ability to tiunxlate. without taking a single pii'b, long paragraphs of some sneakers who get so deep In their suhjecta Unit they lor-gthat the translator Is waiting patiently to translate one segment before the goes on to the l.evl of them all Is Pavlov, the lean anil scholarly looking young it. an who appears to wiap himself and with about Molotov or Viahm-k- y his lips rinse to the Irleiiers ear pnnrx in the words eo rapidly that ft would appear they synrhroni7e wi'li the movement of the speaker's lips Itut even a perfect translation may produce a different meaning, Just as the same word may mean two different things In the same language to two different pairs of ears. You may rerall the famous Molotov outburst at the opening of the aasembly, the speech In which tha Russian delegate demanded disarmament, objected to the Baruch atomic energy plan and went right down the line walloping everything In great of By EDWARD EMEK1NE WND rsalxra "We do nat live, but only slay. And sit to poor la get away. to liU th cuii.e: 'R'iS 5S33S5? By BAL'KIIACSK Inntel and Cummmlahtr. WMf Service, 1611 F.ye Street. NW.. Washiiiglun, I). U. tin LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y.-- At of the Dialed writing, Nations are (till . me Wity Time 0ly the n l. jreMt m Wild Cow Towns Hold Spotlight of by llaukluifie diffi-icn-- frontier pi spoons of Xfl firs once a wees wfTJl atove, and hcr.irg A ' often causn y7ttP Don't taki ch.i"-'- f L j. 41 larly. XZIT : fireplace or hr. - " M lively ext.ngiue v r. 'M a si'pr Keep Ask for XZIT SiiOTEK TOR at yw IMS So. II joh s" drug or furl 4 s lc j Ar" I Ija ERADICATE I SOOT Beautify s XZIT ijusssv ca1 available at BFAIITIFULoNOVfl cl ' j , |