Show to Act ol March 8 nea serviceOoagrMa ana ABO Su wonpti r Drtce Trie Associated Proa im p Mambor of Th Associated Prat s month is all news dispatches credited to mm tne toca news Stenog Must It Happened in Ogden- Get Along 20 Years Ago T50 Years Ago With Office according Unltod SUOO Dtt 3r&x entitled to the use fat reeublloatkm at or not otherwlaa crecmec in wis paptt SATURDAY EVENING DECEMBER 4 1948 State Department Blamed For Venezuelan Coup By Drew Pearson ruvlan dictatorship This they ar- - The i'gued showed Washington's tack of Latin American Hint military and ls0 it8 passive willingness to coup which overthrew the govern-- j see the military take over wherever ment of popular President Romulo leftists were too strong Gallegos in Venezuela can be laid Harder to Get Coup The military men told Vargas directly on the doorstep of the that communist labor leaders now state department On Oct 30 less than twenty-- ! controlled Gallegos They also hours after a similar army up- - gued that after Jan 20 when Truman's second administration was ssing had started in Peru the state it might be harder to department formally agreed to- in office hold jqint consultation with Ecu- get an army coup recognized in ador Venezuela and Venezuela Colombia Col Vargas went back to see Chile before any of them would decide whether to recognize the President Gallegos that evening and asked him if this version (of new Peruvian regime A Dromise to this effect was aiv- - "lK WJ wwmuusiuu unnuwu was true When the n by faux uameis Peruvian issue chiefpersonally of the state department's president confirmed it Vargas told American republics division The him frankly that he could no longer ambassadors of the four countries support the government one hour later Vargas was witn named above who talked to him other army bass planning the word trasmitted this immediately coup It came off smoothly thanks to theif respective capitals largely to the general belief Without Warning Venezuela that the But three days later without any throughout earlier copei crisis was over Be warning to these governments the fore Venezuelan labor unions had United States announced that it a chance to rally anywhere they would "continue normal relations" found themselves facing tanks and with the Peruvian military junta machine guns at every corner Our Latin - American neighbors Argentina's Joker were too flabbergasted to speak When the state department an What has now happened in Venezuela — and will soon take place in nounced it was maintaining relaother katin - American republics— tions with the Peruvian dictator is the direct product of this in- ship it cited the resolution adopt the Bogota conference last credible state department double-dealin- g ed at on "continuity of diplomatic Militarists hungry for April Most people didn't know relations" over all in the power hemisphere effect have been given the green it but that little joker was Argentina's baby President Peron wantlight by Washington The political crisis in Venezuela ed it adopted and we blandly gave which began to shape up some our blessing despite strong proweeks ago had already been solved tests to U S delegates from the more or less to everyone's satis- diplomats of five other countries Leaving aside the doubtful wis faction when suddenly the army dom of our support for the Peron moved in resolution diploHow the Military Operated mats are now two very Here is the inside story of just tough questions: asking how add why they operated: 1 If we intended to adhere President Gallegos elected by strictly to the Peron resolution the overwhelming majority of 72 why did we Venezuela per cent of the votes was a per- Chile Colombiapromise to Ecuador and sonal friend of President Truman consult with them before recoghad traveled with him last spring nizing the Peruvian dictatorship? to Bolivar Mo A few weeks ago i Having given our word why Gallegos had refused to tee bluffed did we break it three days later? an ultimatum from the oppoby Note — fall of President Gal sition copei (conservative) party legos is aThe double blow to American by half a dozen top army prestige Not only did he travel supported officera that he reorganize the cab- with Truman to Bolivar Mo to inet and give half the cabinet posts dedicate a monument to Simon Bolto copei ivar but he was wined and dined r Gallegos flatly refused but did in the United States as one of our offer copei two portfolios with two best Many others going to independents (His Latins attribute the friends rise of Latin cabinet since taking office last dictatorships to the Forrestal February had been composed ex- of sending U S arms to plan clusively of men from his own armies The more arms party accion democratica) we send them the stronger the At the same time President Galbecome legos made two other moves: 1 military d he had labor unions throughout the country advised as to what was teeThe house expenditures commitwill hold hearings on the misbrewing 2 he cabled Col Mario use of federal funds at the atomic Vargas inspector-generof the army to come home from Sar-an- proving grounds Los Alamos N M Lake N Y where he was Dec 13 But strangely Chairman Clare Hoffman is sending two deresting Organized labor led by the power- feated Republicans— Congressmen ful-Oil Workers' union promptly J Edward Chenoweth of Colorado and Melvin Snyder of West Virissued a manifesto saying that 0 Workers would back Gallegos ginia—out to New Mexico to conA lot of "by any means the circumstances duct the hearings may require" And Col Vargas folks are adopting the idea of stagsupposedly loyal to the govern- ing a Unity day dinner on Jan 20 ment arrived in Caracas Nov 23 (the day President Truman is inaugurated) and using the money State Department's Reversal for the United Nationas appeal for He went at once to consult with children (Calif) the president By then even the council on The Richmond p relations is leaders themselves copei thought Cheever Cowdin among them defeated and were acto one of the wealthiest men in Amer prepared cept Gallegos' compromise offer prowls around Wash- But the fatal moment for the ad- ica' always when there is a danger of ington ministration came when Col Var- increasing taxes He is here now' gas after leaving Gallegos" office Correction: Jim went to consult with fellow army Bruce gave $10000Ambassador to the Truman officers hot $7000 as previously The first thing they told him campaign He also raised a lot of (which Vargas hadn't known) was reported from other folks Jim is now that the U S state department had money to Argentina The come-o- n turned its back on Gallegos in the envoy of a newsie peddling papers in Peruvian question and after prom- the N Y subway: "Getcha ising him joint consultation had Mirror! Read what Winchell Daily proceeaea to recognize the Pe dicts about Drew Pearson!!" preWASfilNGTON Dec 4 — j ar-fo- ur : Latin-Americ- Latin-Americ- an Latin-Americ- Merry-Go-Roun- al ac 300-00- inter-grou- Lausche of Ohio likes to Think With Shoes Off qOLUM3US O Paragraphs Dec 4 (AP) — By Robert Qulllen Don't hate your neighbor Hustle and make more money than he does and you'll like him Heaven and Hell could be the Frank J Lausche same place If it is Heaven for the who likes to think with his shoes good it would be Hell for the bad Off will return to Ohio's governor Well Dewey said we'd have more Ship Jan 10 to vindicate his 1945-4- 6 teamwork We always do when administration and congress belong to the Defeated for two yeais president same party ago by Republican Gov Thomas J The weather prophet's glory is Herbert by 40000 votes Lausche onei ior lew people can remembounced back this year with more ber whether last winter was mild or than 200000 plurality severe fii seeking election this Lausche claimed he had givenyear the It was the shank of the state a good administration and that when grandpa said: "Better evening get the his- defeat was occasioned by the cows Rover it's an hour by sun" strong Republican trend rather than dissatisfaction with him The loudest comes when While mayor and governor the orator tellsapplause listeners what fine Lalische browe with the state Democratic organization and only a scat- intelligent people they are tering of the 88 county organizaSoon the farmer's chief exercise tions were on friendly terms with will consist in walking from his him This year however he obtained chair to the front-porc- h control of the state organization He rocking thermometer he can read from inalso worked with the county organ- side izations During his first administration The illustrated novels of yester Lausche waged incessant war year seemed much better It was against gambling He removed one easier to love the hero and heroine village mayor because he refused to wnen you could see how handsome oust slot machines from his baili- they were Buihy-haire- d - wick When a scandal in uor department came after his retirement Lausche exclaimed he trayed" More the state liqto light soon from office had been "be- than a hundred illegitimate private clubs had been issued liq-ilicenses during the closing davs Of his administration These li censes later were canceled or I Lausche always contended he was of sympathy with fut ew deal but much of the Union Pacific excursions were announced $310 to Provo $3620 to Bernardino $3920 to Los An- geles: $4075 to Portland $4955 to Seattle said C L McKnight gener- agent — Immediate construction of a joint Ogden City and Weber county building to cost $100000 was to oe considered at the city hall by the city and county commissioners andio icsugisiwu vive the building was made by Commissioner Harman W Peery Mayor Frank Francis and Commissioners Harvey H Randall readily assented Need for such a structure by botn the city and county was expressed and it was pointed out that immediate construction would provide work during the winter and thus materially aid in solving the unemployment question City commissioners after discussing the question called County Commissioners Harvey P Randell Amasa Hammond and Frank W Stratford and Commissioner-Elec- t Richard A Norris besides architects of the city to attend Commissioner Peery was of the opinion that construction of a building should be the next improvement taken up by the city Both he and Mayor Francis and Commissioner Williams agreed however that the county should cooperate or the city would construct one unit of the building Mavor Francis pointed out that the city several years before had voted a $100000 bond issue for erecting a city and county building although tne county voted its issue down Dr Crane may be heard daily over KLO Monday through Frip m day at eleven-thirt- y Dr George W Crane Hopkins Syndicate Mellott Indiana Here is a girl who is an excellent stenographer But she lost her job because she wasn't also a good The time has come psychologist! where it is not enough to be a d skilled mechanic or a technical worker You need this foundation PLUS! And the "plus" factor is a good knowledge of applied psychology By Dr George W Crane Case Jenny P aged 22 recently lost her job as stenographer "Dr Crane it's all because we have a woman supervisor who is an old meany" Jenny angrily ex0: j Use Psychology People used to feel that if had a trade or stenographic they skill or a law degree they would immediately fall into luxurious jobs with lifetime salaries That was the old which doesn't hold true viewpoint nowadays Even if you are a superlative ste- and can typewrite nographer swiftly as well as accurately you still must sell your services to some employer And after you land your job you must also learn how to get along with your fellow workers Plenty of physicians and lawyers and engineers are literally failing in practice today not because they haven't excellent technical skill but because they cannot sell that skill! I am not exaggerating in the above statement! And in of depression the peopleperiods who don't use good psychology may almost starve despite college diIn 1938 in Brooklyn I plomas Was Informed that 200 dentists were then on relief! And an even greater number of physicians were likewise in the same boat at that time These men were technically skilful dentists and physicians with 5 to 7 years of college training But they weren't selling their superior talents prooerlv! lhey werent using good psychol ogy Be a Salesman Life is just one continuous sales If you are a failure it process is usually because you are a Door and can't sell your psychologist self properly to thevage in which W you live For salesmanship covers far more than life insurance or vac- you about the clergyman who wasn't selling himself to his congregation He will not last long in that parish for his "consumers" or par ishioners will not continue to pay for his inferior brand of oratory Lawyers and dentists and en gineers who cannot make a liv ing are usually well trained in science but not in salesmanship Even the president of this great republic must sell himself to the voters or he would never have been The late Dr Glenn Frank has aptly put it in the following words: "The art of civilization is largely the art of salesmanship Nothing of permanent value has come down to us from the past save by the grace of good salesman ship on the part of somebody ' Good teachers too are simply good salesmen of ideas Popular people are good salesmen regard own ing their personalities Technical Bkill Plus To succeed in this life you need technical training PLUS! And this "plus" factor is a"" keen understanding of practical psychol ogy Your attention has previously been called to the Harvard university study of the causes for discharge among 4000 employes Only 342 per cent lost their jobsfor lack of skill or technical train- ike Jenny the other 658 per cent were fired because they didn't understand applied psy chology They couldn t get alone with people They lacked social understanding Not long ago an industrial psy chiatrist who had consulted with over 5000 maladjusted workers said their most frequent problem was ability to get along with other people I don't want to convey the impression that technical skill and mechanical ability are not essential to success But they must be supplemented with a good knowl edge of applied psychology If you wish to hold your job in this com petitive age So start winning friends NOW by tooting the other fellow s horn Join the "Compliment Club" Send a Se stamped addressed envelope and a dime to cover typing and printing costs when you send for one of his psychological charts (Copyright by The Hopkins State rights include the lhalien Syndicate Inc) aoie ana cnerisnea right to get or the state and someining gooa i Maybe it makes me a Philistine let Washington pay for it but I doubt if ever a kid was taken to woodshed to licked Par A columnist asks what became of entsthesocked quicklybe before they b cooled off It's right where he left it It only etuis gone Decause ne leit ix presidents listed as were liberals They served in great time ot cnange and the times made them old-time- rs All thinfls balance When Tnninr asks if he may do something dad Happy childhood? Remember the says: "Ask your mother" But when long drawers that stretched and had he asks how to spell a word she jto be wrapped around your ankles o they spoiled the beauty of your oajra nsK your dad Copyright 1948 ' legs? Publishers ! Syndicate) Wanted Man or Woman With Car or Panel Truck PERMANENT POSITION FINER CLEANERS 421 Wash Blvd al j ty f& baby-sitte- rs er T ST side-swe- back-intere- pt st w three-quarte- Dr Brady's Health Column 39-in- self-address- ed The Characteristics of Youth Vitamin or G now call flavin is one of the group of vita- mins which always occur In com- bination in nature as for instance in the heart embryo or germ of wheat and in the outer layer of the kernel and afe designated the B-- 2 ribo-equivale- nt j ' as the foundation of your regular daily diet Questions A Answers identity of Confidential id uke to have the name and address of the reader who was so grateful for your recommendation of the doctor who gave her am- fnr hnrrhnirls hllBn - Vltamm B Complex The best food sources of ribo- - if you please (M B Al flavin are milk cheese particu- Answer— rm sorry but the iden-larl- y yellow cheese growing green tity of a correspondent is confiden-leaf- y n vegetables liver white of egg tial On written request accom-Nutritio- authorities find that minimum daily requirement of riboflavin for children or adults is about 2 milligrams of a grain) A quart of milk contains approximately the minimum daily requirement of this vitamin But remember the minimum requirement is just enough to prevent actual deficiency disease manifesta tions: it is not enough to insure ite To keep in fine fettle one an optimal daily ration of is and every other vitamin — that is at least three or four times as much as one requires to prevent deficiency disease I his is not to imply that you must consume three or four quarts of milk (or the equivalent in milk products) every day in order to enjoy top functional health It does mean that every one should consume a quart or better three pints of milk a day or its equivalent in cheese skim milk cream butter sour milk buttermilk Acidophilus milk Yoghurt etc as the foundation of one's diet Mainly the riboflavin in milk and cheese according to McCollum accounts for the "preservation of the characteristics of youth the postponement of senility and the familiar signs of premature old age — such as graying of the hair wrin kling of the skin bloodshot teary ami tired eyes and weakening eyesight It is not extravagant to say that a daily quart or three pints of milk as the foundation of your diet not only preserves the characteristics of youth but keeps premature wrinkles out of your skin and resiliency spring or bounce in your mental make-upnysicai ana If you are serious about preserving the characteristics of youth visit the public library some day and look at the pictures of the chickens turkeys and white rats some fed the ordinary diet some fed the same diet but without riboflavin (vitamin G) in the famous textbook The Foundations of Nutrition by Mary Swartz Rose Ph D After a good look at the pictures and a dip into the text if you like I bet you will go home and tell your milk man to double your regular order— or you would If you could afford it Eh? Well yes that's true It is the inefficient delivery service that makes it so expensive especially for the family with several growing children But that's the way the ot the population like it They haven't time to go to the dairy market or milking shed to get milk as they do groceries for that would be as humiliating as riding a bicycle when the Joneses all drive cars Milk and milk products particularly yellowish cheese of any kind (not a nostrum cunningly labelled to make the customer think it is cheese) are excellent food sources of riboflavin (vitamin- B-- 2 or G) which in the opinion of McCollum discoverer of vitamin A enhances nutritional well being and preserves the characteristics ' of youth Just what are the characteristics of youth? Mull that over in your mind for a while and meantime work out your own schedule for consuming your three pints of milk or the (one-thirtie- th re-uir- es - KIDDIES— Listen to honey-in-the-com- during the recent campaign he endorsed President BTPat Truman Lausche 53 is the newspaper The well-bor- n are people whose rien's ideal of an executive how- were born to tough parents because he willingly provides who accumulated and laid quotes Dy a lot ol dough !ver Is married but has no Pfetfies Aplenty city-coun- ty claimed "She just snoops around looking for mistakes and gets it in for the girls who are good looking or have plenty of boy friends "She plays favorites too If you fail to rub her fur the right way she will scheme until she catches you in error and then will see that vou ar rlisrrircfrl Dr Crane my typing and short- hand were as good as those of the other girls Hal-Sa- By Dorothy Dix Dear Miss Dix: I thank God that I am lucky enough to be married to a woman who gets a real thrill out of her job as wife and mother She doesn't feel that she is wasting her were made Many complaints by time in making a comfortable home cUiferent railroad companies that for her husband and children and coal was oeing stolen from cars m catering to all their wants and transit through Ogden and that up needs She doesn't leave her youngwhile she steps to date there was a shortage of sev- sters to a gay evening because she eral hundred tons Many arrests out for gets a kick out of cuddling them in were planned her arms She takes pleasure in the dishes that a mere hus cooking Ladies of Logan Relief Corps re- band likes In a word especially ceived friends at their new rooms In she makes her home a real career the K of P hall instead of a chore There would be lots of more Hon David Eccles had received homes and fewer divorces if a beautiful silver medal from Ore- happy were more women like her — there exgon for first prize of best sugar E P S hibited at Oregon State fair Medal Answer Amen to that brother was about as large as a half dollar There is no one thing in the world and on one side was written: that would work a greater reform"Awarded for first premium on ation than for women to wake up sugar and sugar beets 1898" and to the fact that the most important on the other side "Oregon Instrus-tria- l career they can follow is that of Exposition" the home-makNor is there anymore tra than the fact that thing Among travelers who passed with the great majority of the sex through Ogden was C F Phillips a it is a despised calling New York man who had traveled Even the woman who rears a fine far in India and throughout Britfamily belittles her job "Oh I'm ain's empire nothing and nobody" she will say "just a wife and mother" and she 4643 men were John Watson Joseph will positively grovel before any SlZCS matno woman a career who has A West L B Adams John Reeve and councilors were C C Brown ter how phony it Is It is only too sadly true that there are millions Joseph Jackson James C 1 a rk of After-fiv- e women who never even think P Smuin and John A Boyle formality! The new George SSIooHhen SS — a as of career silhouette a don't They old The marriage hall was not yet paid city see in it great opportunities to help in two ripply drapes uavid tccies was mayor and alder for or high neckline short their husbands achieve success Scoop-lor or draped sleeves! They don't thrill over the knowlPattern 4643 comes in MzefJoL edge of how they can mold their children into fine men and wom- 14 16 18 20 Size 16 takeaf en They don't waste any charms yards fabric This pattern easy to use simon their families They don't even them decently They let them- ple to sew is tested for fit Has Signed letters not more than one page or 100 words pertaining to feed selves grow dull and whiney and complete illustrated instructions personal health and hygiene not to disease diagnosis or treatment Send twenty-fiv- e cents in coins discontented because they are bored will be answered by Dr Brady if a stamped for tills pattern to Anne Adams with domestic life is enc osed etc Mail to: Dr William Brady 265 El Caminoenvelope South Pattern Service 16 First St Hps Canse of Delinquency Beverly Hills California Calif Pont And that gives us the delinquent Francisco name address size and styleplainly numwho fill our city-coun- well-traine- Junior high school eleven was n completely outclassed by All lows team of Salt Lake in football game at Ogden Driving park with visitors winning a rapid game 20-0 Boys seemed to enjoy wallowing in the mud but Ogden players went to pieces At close of the game the team was guests of Rev Father Cushnahan at Catholic Fair dinner Mother Glad A Touch of GSafs)at For Thrill In Home Job SANTA CLAUS 6 7 pm Mon thru Pri pm on Saturdays KLO Write Your Latter o Santa Claus Tonight bear-th- e panied with stamped envelope fng your address I'll name a physician in your community who is skilled in the ambulant office injection treatment of hemorrhoids 'piles if I happen to know of one In some communities the doctors are pretty backward about this modern method — or backward about letting me know they use it So You Reduced and Went Flabby Due to losing quite a bit of weight oh a diet I became quite flabby bought vibrating machine Used it an hour a day but don't seem should a person weigh more by ? (Mrs A J F) getting firmer Answer— I thought that gadget was used only in musical comedy Your first mistake Ma'am was the freak diet — following such a diet is bound to aggravate your malnutrition The second mistake was reducing too rapidly Loss of more than a pound or two in a week is never safe — in a rational healthful satisfactory reduction regimen Flabbiness is the penalty you pay for reducing ten pounds by two o'clock next week — flabbiness in appearance and in vite A daily two to six miles of oxygen on the hoof would prevent and correct such flabbiness Better get the funny notions about reducing out of your head and come down to earth — send twenty-fiv- e cents and self addressed envelope for stamped booklet Rules for Reducing (Copyright 1948 John F Dille Co) Four Nazis Hang For War Crimes A MUNICH Germany Dec 4 (AP) German navy lieutenant who led the Borkum island massacre of seven unarmed American air- men was hanged Friday with three other German war criminals The executions brought to 91 the number of men executed on eight consecutive Fridays for the slaying of concentration camp inmates captives and prisoners of war Lt Erich Sentzel ft officer was stationed or the island off the German North Sea coast when an American bomber made a forced landing there anti-aircra- in August 1944 Seven American craw members were shot to death after being led through a gauntlet of workmen who beat them with fists and shovels War crimes officials said 46 men still are scheduled for hanging but the cases are being reviewed Correct this sentence: "Once another nation had us over a barrel" said the American "and didn't take advantage of us" courts and children jails and the philandering husbands who take to roaming because there is nothing attractive to keep them at home Pity that so many women do not realize that making a happy home is the best paying career that any woman can follow Dear Dorothy Dix: I am a girl of 21 and for the last six months have been engaged to be married What I really want to know is: Do all girls feel as desperately uncer tain as I do? One week i feel otar joyed and as if I couldn't live without my boy friend and the next week I am perfectly disgusted with him and don t know whether to marry him or not I have worried over this for 24 hours a day until i am nearly crazy I don't think I ever could find a better man to marry but I am still scared to take the risk I feel as if I should pray to God and leave it with Him He will take care of me before it is too late Your advice will be appreciated — Nervous Wreck Answer: Well you'Couldn't leave the decision in better hands and I hope that the Good Lord will send you some message that will set your troubled soul at rest It is a good idea to take your problems to Almighty Wisdom especially about marriage Most marriages need a lot of praying over But before you break off with your boy friend calm down a little Relax Nearly all men and women get into a hysterical state on the eve of their marriages It brings them face to face with the knowledge that they are leaving the old life and entering a new one about which they know nothing and it scares them blue But they have to make the plunge and it generally turns out fine Dear Dorothy Dix: I am 21 and divorced from a man to whom I was married for eight months Do I have to go by my maiden name or my married name? Should I tell people as soon as I meet them that I am a divorcee? If I am asked whether I am single or married what should I say? At a social gathering should I behave like a married woman or a How should I break the single news ofgirl? my divorce to my associates at the office? 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