Show claaa matter according of The Aaaociatefl Prea uwtaa Ml ACt OX Service and tubaertptlos 8 1S7S ABOsX23 prtoa Aaaoelated credited to Ml 'Economic Aid All Ready To Swing Into Action "Am'f It Beautiful?" Can Stassen Be Stopped? GOP Query iw pwpi 11500 pt antitled to the use for republication otnerwtaa cmntaa in tt or not of By Joeepn and Stewart Alsop WASHINGTON— The Republican future begins to boll down to a simple question: "Can Dewey and Taft stop Stassen and if so with whom?" The primary returns had a wants conservation water on and hardlv been counted in Nebraska soil a If lecturer movement before a audian choice place upon which to assemble and address in the discussed to be g irmly began ence on his favorite subjects let him pick a bridge over the camps of both his beaten rivals The present position is easily delisOgden or the Weber river— preferably the Weber The scribed The Stassen forces are like about is the an heavyweight footteners can see what speaker talking has team which ball storjust completed Even though dams are checking flood waters for two triumphantly successful in Wisconsin and in Nebage in reservoirs the rivers are high are more Two raska A lot of water is being wasted into Great Salt lake but Ohio and Oregon la planned importantly a lot of good soil is also going down the drain against an opposition seriously weakened by hard knocks taken to so to speak a been has melancholy sight date If successful in Ohio and OreThe Weber river for years Stassen forces will be in in its flood stages and after heavy rains in the summer gon scoring position opposition will then be able season It is a sad sight today as it carries so much soil the to The halt Stassen's onward march color of the water is a chocolate brown only by a really tough effort which movement a Yes something is going to be done about it A start is means Governor Thomas E Dewey uniting beinc made Weber and Davis communities are taking first and Senator Robert A Taft Both Hate Stassen steps to organize a water district to negotiate with the govand SenaThat Governor ernment for more dams on the Ogden an Weber to store tor Taft will wishDewey to unite in this manner if necessary hardly needs the waters now being wasted to be pointed out To be perfectly water-saving No matter how rapidly we work toward further plain about it both men hate Stas-m- b puts feel the will the region it seems quite likely that Both men mean to fight it out In available with Stassen to the best of their culinary water pinch before new sources are and a real win in Oregon a vicfact the pinch is felt today but it will become more acute ability might yet save Dewey Even Taft rescue will in Ohio hardly tory as population increases His extremely poor showing as a wavote-gettin his And we are doing something about protecting the confirms the depress onlv hraska Np the soil into of tersheds to slow down the washing precious verdict of the opinion polls — ing the Republicans will not nomrivers and on to the lake but losses are not being checked and a conceivable loser Assuming inate as fast as they should be taking into account how much has for the moment however that Stassen wins his next two been lost and how little remains to be saved the first problem of the Stassen-stoppewill be to hold strength Conservation folk are afraid that appropriations for Taft have long relied' and Dewey favor in trimmed be will saving soil and water and forests upon rat leaving the sinking ship of larger appropriations for armament The saving of our Is The a loval old slowpoke compared resources must not be sacrificed The land is the foundation to the delegate fleeing from the candidate The political of our wealth If the land suffers so does our ability to sup- weakening livestock picked up in the southern For more than a year the army auctions have this grave By Drew Pearson r delegate port a preparedness program to turn its remount stations wanted - — don't 19— stay When WASHINGTON April They disadvantage: if they don't wish to This Jimmie Byrnes was attending the over to the agriculture department bought to be used for farm de- endangers one of the basic assets of Enough gasoline and oil to meet the nation's total But Senator Thomas of Oklawill have as Paris peace conference in October Taft forces Dewey the 1946 mand for 1500 years can be manufactured from only a quar- eauallv hard time hanging onto President Truman phoned homa former chairman of the delegates until now strongly in him that he had just made a state- having given up cavalrysaid has ter of our known coal reserves — Dr Homer Z Martin elined no to him but not controlled agriculture committee has as in Kansas and Iowa Certainly ment proposing the admission of He has especially opposed transfer Standard Oil Co there will be a fair number of de- 100000 Jewish refugees into Pal- of the army's remount station at El Reno Okla to the agriculture fections from both the New York estine governor and the Ohio senator if indepartment He learned had the president Stassen scores in Ohio and wins in formed his secretary of vote state that Significantly just before the ± nomas Oregon on last this bill to was year Governor going Dewey Even allowing for reasonable de make a similar An refugee proposal asked Secretary of Agriculture that Every housewife now wrestling with a budget too low fections however Dewey and Taft on a letter for derson so stating of a Jewish eve the holiday still constitute a formidable to buy the meat and groceries and other household necessi- will he nor his wife had spec combination provided they find a he had decided to beat Dewey to neither on the cotton market Thomulated nere 01 it the at been have to should Ana to comDine accustomed way ties the family is he wanted to be able to use A few minutes later Foreign as said course is just where the rub is to deny a statement letter the The week last Cleveland extreme came are into in conference the Bevin Minister owners real backers Taft's restaurant Byrnes's about his cotton speculating pubisolationist-conservatiHe of wing the hotel room greatly upset women would have loved it that is if it is still true that ReDubllcan nartv most conspicu wanted to know why the United lished in this column Anderson however replied that Colonel States was proposing a policy of ously represented by To this vital import to a British mandated he could not truthfully write such Robert R McCormick misery loves company a letter and refused Whereupon group Governor Dewey Senator country without first consulting War the restaurant men were speaking in a language Arthur R Vandenberg and all other the British government Byrnes ex- Thomas blocked Anderson's dewoman of the home can understand more morern-minde- d as Republican plained the circumstances partment from getting the El Reno th a t the hard-pressas Stassen" Bev- remount station are bad leaders observed unfortunate" "just Its in the odd language of Colonel in "that you have to have your This year the bill came up They told about taking steaks and expensive desserts from — McCormick a mere troop of Bene- foreign policy run from New York again This time benator Morse the menu If these are sold at a price to yield a profit the dict Arnolds the bill Morse hap By the way" he asked "do you was pushing not customers complain too much nave any more eiecxions in ew pens to be Utmost DiffieeHy only the senate's out also most horseman soon?" York expert have at least will Therefore Taft More stews goulash and macaroni and cheese dishes the utmost a ail bill has introduced requiring in swinging Palestine Tragedy difficulty senators to register heir stock and ed to provide meals that will fit the patron's new his support to any Republican re- been have decisions snap Hasty market transactions resent the party's one of the causes of the Palestine commodity behavior The bill was aimed directly at ey era On tne otner nana wnue tragedy Senator Thomas ' can be as agile The restaurant men also discussed saving steps and aGovernor Dewey After months of discussion aftremount bill when So the army man also next he as the politician er two international commissions came up for a vote the other day conviclabor to reduce the number of employes d has some pretty to Palestine to study the Thomas of Oklahoma tried to block These convictions seem al- had gone and Willard Marriott a former Utahn the new president tions after the United Na- it By this time he may have had most certain to prevent him from problem held had tions prolonged debate another reason for saying no Oil restaurants in of a of to chain association the the of any operates giving his backing was reversed is reDorted to exist under El Reno's final decision their isolationist conservative Republimachine elim- cans in less than 8000 acres and the oil companies Truman President by Washington D C said a new or the such as Senator Taft hour wanted the station sold to almost unbearably eager Speaker one inates the work of three or four people Three days before he reversed have W Martin bidders Joseph private of Palestine he told A new potato peeler skins 33 pounds of spuds in 18 If Dewey sticks by his guns and the partition In the debates however senator cirno senators under that sentiment in New York will al- visiting Thomas never mentioned oil Nor seconds with only 5 to 10 per cent waste compared to 33 the most force him to anyway) the cumstances would the U N's de- did he mention his gripe at Morse Stassen-stoppewill thus have a cision be changed One day before for having introduced the bill re per cent waste from hand peeling a candidate the reversal he told a prominent quiring all senators to register of lot trouble finding notes recalled owners As the restaurant compared they of their own Governor Warren of Jewish leader there would be no their stock and commodity deals whose total dimness of reversal But he did his best to defeat the that half pints of milk had climbed from 3 cents to 53A California of next Yet the day Secretary record on all national issues makes just the same cents cottonseed oil from 8 to 32 cents coffee from 29 to him the billHowever theoretically acceptable is a Defense Forrestal called at Senator Taft stuck to the long-shbet The obvious White House played up He Morse with let the bill come 44 cents and soap napkins chinaware and laundry costs very was he choice is Senator Vandenberg president's ego told him vote a to It by a comfortpassed Dy able margin have mounted On top of all that wages and salaries are whom Dewey it is believed would too big a man to be swayed heartily favor But the Taftites politics and overnight the United nearly double what they were in 1939 would swallow Vandenberg with Nations was told that the United Merry an unhappy gulp and grimace States held the last word on the President Truman who has a But the restaurant men are serving some 60 million many could be brought to do so partition of Palestine if great personal affection for Secrethey meals daily In 1939 the number was about a third of that at all —which is the really doubtful Result: The chanceries of the tary Marshall stayed up most of world are wondering how much the night during the Bogota revolt They want to hold as many as possible of the present pat-ro- point confidence they can put in Amer- waiting for messages about MarLesson Real Here's General Eisenshall's safety but know they must reduce costs in order to do so policy in the future foreign Meanwhile one lesson sticks ican Forre-stal- 's hower — an invitation Note declined has was It Secretary How to serve good meals at prices the patrons can afford out a mile from Wisconsin and Neb famed Texas banking firm which float from Sid Richardson in raska poor showing Dewey's on the letter's to pay is their problem Housewives know what they are Wisconsin was distinctly creditable ed the money for American oil oilman to week-en- d island in the Gulf of Mexico Rich- in Nebraska considering that he companies in Arabia up against is the gentleman who had organization support at all Inside the KKK Elliott Roosevelt with his Mac Arthur on the other hand with of Ku Klux Klan Minutes the radio network later told his glamor did badly in Wis- — Klavern No 1 Atlanta April 12 A more accurate measure of the vitality of our Bill of all John Hartford of the A & P that consin and Senator Taft despite — Klansman Autry of stock was valueless aid of Senator Hugh Butler's the funeral home Elliott'sTheradio Rights is not in the sporadic rulings of our highest tribunals the Texas network is now a disastrous made organization on Drew launched vigorous attack attitudes of our lower courts — William showing in Nebraska The lesson Pearson Bob Ken but in the day-to-dreal money making for announcing that the ny California's e gen is real that the O Douglas Associate Justice U S Supreme Court would born a cross at Au era! reports that California hitch brand of Republicanism is as klan to were All klansmen urged gusta hikers tarry signs reading: "If you dead as a smelt and that the organ- catch Pearsons spy don't give me a lift I'll vote for izations which hew to this political to rat will the "I be glad bury Truman line are moribund without knowing free of charge Secretary of state courtesy of the Marshall has sent it There are plenty of conservaurgent tele Funeral home" of type message from an to sen who want to vote Americans tive Bogota Young Henry Ford head of the big motor empire last Republican but they wish to do fered Autry ate foreign relations chairman Ar Grand Dragon Green bemoaned thur Vandenberg requesting him without vainly pretending that week accepted chairmanship of Community Chests of so the fact that for the second suc- to take this is 1908 not 1948 the Chinese trade treaty cessive week there were no appli- out of moth America parent organization of the hundreds of local comballs and rush it (Copyright 1948 New cations for reinstatement or new through the senate for ratifica York Herald Tribune Inc) H of house 1 He Heinz succeeds the head No J de tion Negotiated three years ago munity chests membership in Klavern spite the fact mat ne naa just formal acceptance of this normal of 57 varieties a membership drive On Rhubarb launched treaty would be a strong to start trade Each is an executive of an important business and a hell of a is "This gesture of confidence in Chiang call for fresh a membership drive" way appetites Spring complained 's government WWiy business has plenty of problems to keep a boss busy rhubarb To stew it by the double the grand dragon He said he felt or Else boiler in cut method the rhubarb Airplanes of details the In So if these men when they were approached and asked to safe announcing h pieces place it with sugar the Augusta It was Congressman Clarence g since it double boiler and cook was now serve had pleaded they were too busy they would have been in top ofover too late for Cannon of Missouri usually an water until it is Pearson toMondayit and covered hot who urged heavy on his Sunday economizer But they accepted responsibility of a high order tender It should be soft but still get for airplane production to He spending broadcast give proceeded it this hold its shape Cooking way no salary just as thousands of other Americans do debate of the instructions for klans- during a closed-doo- r without added water gives it a de- out detailed committee house road outside on meet to appropriations men the 1 Mr Ford is no stranger to community chest work hav- lectable flavor and color About "Let's be sensible about this 2 Augusta of to used be may sugar cup the Missouri Democrat told his ing been active in the Detroit area but it is natural for him pounds (5 to 6 cups) of diced rhu- - End of the Cavalry "We either build the to be interested in social work His grandpa and dad wanted Most senators who heard the de- colleagues defense in the world air greatest bate between Oklahoma's specu- and keep it that way or we inhim to study engineering but he came out of college with a Senator Elmer Thomas and vite certain disaster Don't Keep Too Long lating Oregon's forthright Wayne Morse we have let our TMjnr in sociology Perhaps the improved labor relations remount stations air"Unfortunately which in army to an extent vegeregarding liquid Although deteriorate power a at Ford are result of his social studies tables are cooked should be saved didn't have any inkling of what where Russia is now outstripping for use in sauces soups and gravies was behind it should not be held over more at any time feel that yon are a stuffed shirt they than a few days They should of course be stored in covered conto watch out There's a MONDAY EVENING Lt's Mee APRIL l IMS f on a Bridge stop-Stass- en rs ed line-buc- line-buc- ks ks pre-milati- on - stop-atass- en mid-weste- er To Uphold Laws Not Change Them ks rs Truman's Snap Decision Called Blow to Palestine -- — horse-breedi- ng Housewives and Restaurateurs ve ed post-Mcru- n- deep-roote- J dish-washi- ng rs ot o-Round ns er Autry-Lound- es ay ey old-lin- They Were Not Too Busy Autry-Lound- es Preparing Kai-Shek- one-inc- cross-burnin- nothing reporter tainers in the refrigerator than poking into a stuffed shirt And I can't blame them— Gen Dwight D Eisenhower U 8 Army Ret WAm MORE S°iq?iS worker in Scandinavia ought to know with scorching certainty that the workers will lose their freedom under communist dictatorship —Einar Gerhardsen premier of Norway f£i ACCEPT Than the LESS for 46c "St HAPS ASTHMA IMHHHH Don't let coughing rneriry enolher aay wwnou helping active (or Neuralgia Headache Mutcw for ( mtut pais Ue only at rfreMd m wy- - mmmm ikn tttm Maod thus ti tW and lunar Uausliy starts thick nature remove alleviating sticky sMteas thaa freer breathing and promoting mere w freshing ! coughing o lmmedie-tel- Ost 00 VJl Chiet Ready rn line-buc- ing offered by interested citizen is in the nature of: "Just leave everything in normal trade channels Don't try to get up a big international WPA Let private business handle it all" Government planners have been agreeable to this program They have been advising salesmen to go ahead and sell all they could direct io the countries needing relief The more private business did the less government would have to do This however has not been what the first foreign aid contract hunters have had in mind What they want is to do is sell to the U S government The selfish interest is more in getting a good thing for American business than it is in European recovery Fighting off this approach to the problem will apof Hoffman's parently be one toughest jobs EC A was not set up as a relief organization for American business Hoffman is the first witness as hearings get under way this week before Congressman John Taber's house committee on appropriation All congress has done so far is au thorize the expenditure of $5000-0000for aid to Europe Greece and Turkey China The whole business has to go through the con gressional mill again to appropriate the money before it can be spent "Cookie Pusher" Experts For expert testimony justifying the preliminary estimates on how the money is to be spent Hoffman will have to rely on the figures of These state department experts are the "cookie pushers in striped pants" as they call themselves in fun and as others call them in disdain Congress didn't want the state department cookie pushers to have anything to do with running the foreign aid program But it is now young up to these By Major Thomas M Nial gents who have lived with this Carl Gray stock administrator thing day and night for over half a ting They of the affairs of this country's 20- - year to do the first exper are ready with four new volumes 000000 veterans held a press con of revised figures They will be ference the other day—his first in submitted to congressional appromore than three months priations committees in closed sesHe said a lot of things but two sion at first but will be made publater stood out like tall nines on a licOn supplies like railroad cars and were: They prairie firm orders can be machinery 1 Gray does not feel it is his placed They will take a long time duty to recommend changes in fill Supplies like wheat coal or laws to congress but rather only to to carry out the best way he can cotton are to be allocated for three months at a time As conditions the laws congress has passed- 2 He has "no plans about any change as new crops come in and and as other sources of raw matechange" in the VA supply are opened up allocaGray said that congress has just rial as much opportunity to know how tions will have to be changed from various laws and regulations are month to month The whole prokept flexible working out as he does and that If gram will have toonbethis idea may congress changes are needed (such as set- Selling Figuring where and ting up minimum standards for be difficult the construction of homes bought how the $5000000000 is to be spent under the GI bill loan provision) as the program goes along will be congress will make them not Gray ECA's biggest job He said that what he is doing is to look for better ways to give service to veterans "within the existing framework of the law" Gray has a tremendous job to do He hasn't yet learned enough about it to feel right in the driver's seat "Please do not anticipate me" he asked newsmen "Please don't jump to conclusions about what I am or am not going to do on this thing or that thing just because I ask this or that question of my department heads "I must ask Questions I must educate myself This organization was built up almost overnight and there may be ways of improving the service it gives That's why I must ask a lot of questions But don't think just because I ask a question that I am already committed to a course of action" Gray made it perfectly clear that he does not think the VA is responsible for seeing that veterans buying homes with GI bill loans get an airtight package He says the only duty VA has is to get the property appraised ''iSBBBBslji hiSBBsl and if the selling price is not greater than the property's reasonable value to give the lender the government guarantee as provided in the law "There is nothing we can do if the house turns out to be badly built" he said "We can advise a veteran to wait or go slow but once the deal is closed there's nothing we can do "After all we are not landlords and we have no landlord func- By Peter Edsen NBA Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON (NEA) —The big "to get a paradeof to Washington the five billion dollar Marpiece shall plan business" is now on It's spearheaded by over 7000 people wanting jobs with the newest agency—the EGA or economic cooperation administration But the main attacking force is people who have surplus prunes or bulldozers to sell who just want to give expert advice on how this thing should be run make up the rear guard There has been nothing like this trek since the national defense ef fort first got going in 1940 and 1941 Then people came to get war contracts or to offer their services as dollar a year men These are peace contracts they're after now and nobody is offering his services at such prices First stop for anyone coming to to get something is of Washington course his congressman office It's significant that one or the first things congressmen wanted to know after Paul G Hoffman was confirmed as economic cooperation was "What's his administrator telephone number going to be?" Where could constituents call him up? For the first few days Hoffman was operating from his hat in a hotel room Being fresh back from a business survey job for the army in Japan he couldn't be expected io xnow tne answers on European recovery The principal free advice now be- - Take My Word hard-worki- ng Words to Watch Overheard on Fred Allen's pro gram Allen: "And what is in this frame here?" Guest star (famous ShakesDearean actor): "That Fred is a momento" But it couldn't have been for momento is Spanish and Italian for "moment" me wora which should have been used is memento "a relic souvenir keepsake" pronounced: Overheard on a news commenan ex-- G I still weartation: " uniform" The ing his car-ke- y word used is khaki a word of from khak Hindustani origin "dust" Originally khaki was In-a word used by British troops in dia to designate a dull yellowish brown color for cotton uniforms The British pronunciation is: KAH-ke- e In American use however the term khaki refers to the stout twilled cloth of tannish color adopted for summer uniforms prior to World War I and worn by all branches of the service in World War II universal The pronunciation among servicemen ana veterans and the prevailing pronunciation in American speech of the Standard KACK-ee The elderly civilians is: dictionaries do not show KACK-e- e but they will some sweet day when they begin stirring their creaking themselves stumps and revising listed in You'll find KACK-e- e the American College Dictionary byRandom House Grossett and Dunlap's Words: The New Dictionary and Kenyon Thorndike Century and Knott's Pronouncing Diction- Watch the second syllable of tne word longevity "long span of life with Do not say the hard "g" in the second syllable The correct pronunciation is: Not there is no "ng" sound in the first syllable it rhymes with "don" Overheard at church: Doay now iies in a great stone maw The mausoleum "an elaborate tomb" is named for the ancient tomb of Mausolus King of Caria Mausoleum is accented on the first and third syllables thus: word St Paul: I want a six-b- it meaning affection for one s own children" The longer the better — Mrs S S Answer: Try this one for size: tions" pronounced: What Gray means is this: If a philoprogenitiveness veteran buys a home with his GI bill loan privileges and then the If you believe in the superstition furnace turns out to be no good that one should not use prepositions or the roof leaks or the cellar at the end of a sentence you will caves in it's just too bad The loan 9 find Mr Colby's leaflet helphas been made the deal closed and ful the VA according to Gray is To obtain a copy send five cents without obligation to get the buildin coin and a stamped self ad er or seller to repair the damage dressed envelope to Frank Colby "If the house is built according 3221 Huntingdon Place Houston to specifications set forth by the Texas contractor men mere s noining we (Copyright The Bell can do about it" he repeated no Syndicate Inc 1948) Gray also said: There will besetdecentralization in the change the United States in aircraft pro- up js' No big change in the insurance duction According to the reports t I get Russia is turning out 1000 operation (He said the backlog of has plans a month while we are pro- unapplied premium payments ducing less than 1000 a year" dropped from 2000000 to half a Cannon added that in his opin- million in the past year) ion Russia would be able to de- NSLI dividends will be figured troy industrial centers throughout out as soon as the supremeoncourt the tne united states "in 24 hours" a hands down a decision the present disparity between Rus- "Zasove Case" sia and the United States In air As of this writing the court is scheduled to hear arguments on the preparedness continues In the early part of this "What's your basis for that "Zasove Case" April 19 or 20 (toG decision The statement?" bluntly challenged day or tomorrow) century Acme imported a O P Representative Errett Scriv-ne- r should be handed down within a famous pure culture of of Kansas month or six weeks ' "I have pretty reliable informaAP Newsfeatures) brewers' yeajt from Europe (From tion on which to base my opinions Used all these years thit but I stated that I was only voicing an opinion" replied Cannon brewers' yeast has taken on "However no one can deny that distinctive characteristic we have tragically neglected our air force while Russia has used for the zest which account the technological resources of counful bubbliog refreshment tries she has overrun including German facilities to build of Acme Beer up her air power" The committee finally decided (OS AWriCLES Calif— Most BREWED WITH to vote with Cannon stab (Copyright The Bell Syndicate Inc 1MB) ni whn have suffered from HOPS aches bing throbbing muscular Rheu-'to Arthritis and pains due sciatica Neuritis Lum bago and Neuralgia cant know what joy and comfort may be in store for them unta mey try from PIMPLES which la the formula of a direction! 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