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Is HBAY R By Peter NEA PP0 pj:icei three-fourt- There has been no p bout this new arms western hemisphere But tne sue- cessful establishment of this factory by European nationals in 1946 may set the pattern for further enterprises of the same sort And this has an important bearing on the SI 450000000 military assistance program now before congress moiety Ave per cent of this arms aid would go to Old World countries But there is one item of $100000000 which has particular interest to This is section c of the bill which would authorize tne u s armed to order and buy a arms for foreign governments These arms would be paid for by the foreign governments on delivery AH the arms aid bill would do is provide a kind of revolving fund and credit to finance their -- hih 1 $292 per hundredweight t varying with grades tives say the absenteeism should be legalized by a lormai somewhat At this price the department recess of few weeksl bought immense quantities be tween a third and a fourth of the i ii ne senate reiusea to approve tne nouse request ior a country's whole crop To get rid of the potatoes thus vacation but the house will take one anyhow bought the department among othSeveral senators including Robert A Taft are yearning er ways sold many to manufacturers of alcohol or starch in some for opportunity to mend or strengthen political fences in the cases at giveaway prices a nominal home states particularly the senators who face early spring one cent per hundredweight The loss to the government and taxpayprimaries However the senate is so far behind in its legis- ers on the whole price support opmillion lative work the only place the solons can practice politics eration was some $225 By its purchases the department is in Washington caused prices paid for potatoes by consumers to be high There is never a political holiday The campaign of housewife The retail price went the highest 1950 for control of house and senate is already under way in peace time history The per capconsumption of potatoes went with both the Democratic and Republican parties led by new ita to the lowest on record Along with great cost to congenerals sumers went fantastic profits to elected Three weeks after the Republicans Guy George farmers The current revelations In "The Washington Post" deal much of Bernardsville N Gabrielson 58 these In Maine the owner of to be their national chairman the Democrats on Wednesday awith thirty-acr- e farm for which he had $3000 in 1939 made on last selected Truman's choice William M Boyle Jr former Kan- paid 0 year's potato cro pa profit of sas City policeman to direct the Democratic party strategy by sales to the department of agriculture at its support price and It is significant that each of the new national chairmen faces sales in the open market at prices an immediate task of building harmony and cooperation Blade high by the department's support price and purchases The within his party profit was net after paying for seed fertilizer and other expenses It was more than four times the cost of the farm Similar experiences were frequent Potatoes Spectacular m While "The Washington Post" series deal with potatoes and while President Truman this week proclaimed the North At the support price of potatoes last was spectacular conditions lantic security pact to be in force He called upon the 12 year that made it o could arise as to nations to the treaty to rededicate themselves to resistance othetis of the many crops the deof agriculture supports against communist aggression and cooperate for world peace partment As respects cost this can be much and stability greater on crops which are larger potatoes Common expectais It interesting to recall that just ten years ago this than tion is that the cost of supporting week another famous treaty was declared in force the treaty several crops the coming year will be many times the cost of potabetween Germany and Russia for the partition of Poland and toes last year A special value of "The Washall of eastern Europe Soon after the signatures were atPost" articles on potatoes is tached the second World war was launched as the armies ington their concreteness and comprehensiveness carrying illumination of both predatory nations moved into Poland to the public And illumination There is no doubt that the German-Russia- n about price support has been a lack treaty wis and a It has been made diffl one of the world's most significant turning points resulting cult need by the complexity of the meth in a realignment of the entire world The Atlantic pact was ods by which price support is car- adopted as a method of stabilizing the alignment) by dto- termii couraging Russia from extending its sphere of influence "support price" which the depart Latin-Ameri- a i lawyer-businessm- manufacture 'Pte of the importance of this section law to the United Stales b that it would insure the use of American-made arms in It would be a move towards standardization of arms in the vesgSi£ It would tend to hemisphere strengthen the 1948 Reciprocal Assistance Pact of Rio de Janeiro It would control and help prevent illicit arms triida to revolutionaries We've Had Trouble Before Before World war It most countries used European arms This was a cause of considerable trouble to the TJ S fascism and nazism in the Western hemisphere Latin-Ameri- E&£ The communists charge that the treaty amounts ttAan ag- gressive conspiracy against the Soviet Union So the cold war continues between the east and the west What of the future? Let us quote Arnold Toynbee eminent historian who recently said: "At the risk of being proved afbol I will venture to state that there will be no third World war in the sense of shooting war In fact I don't believe that anything sensational is going to happen in international affairs for a long timft" e Everybody hopes that Toynbee is right T taffeta! -- Xch u baSparUy'prfce" is or has any knowledge of the complex compilation by which it is arrived at For the people to get and writers to present a clear and comprehensive picture of price support as a whole system has been made difficult by differences and Variations within the system — different methods of support for different crops different support prices in different sections of the country and for different grades of a crop What the public in general has learned about price support has been largely fragmentary While this has had a mounting effect on public opinion the present series in "The Washington Post" should enable the public to take an informed position on price support as a practice of government This is a problem which men of both parSometime it pays to become violently angry as Secre- ties in congress have been reluctant to face but which some are now tary of Defense Louis A Johnson demonstrated when he tes- coming to tified before the armed services committee of the house Support Price Problem The problem includes whether declaring that the ugly rumors of political influence behind price support ought to be contin6 bomber purchases were malicious lies and demanding ued: whether the public will endure it or can whether the govexposure of the source of the rumors ernment treasury can pay the cost Doubtless the outburst from the secretary inspired the as it is likely to become whether persons seriously committee to get to the climax of the inquiry at once Cedric as thoughtful question the country's economic Worth a navy department official confessed that he wrote system must break down if it goes the anonymous document that was the root of the rumors onFor enlightenment of the public an action which he now repents and one that has cost him on that problem at a time "when congress is considering continuasuspension tion of price support two helps be provided One would be Secretary Johnson's angry outburst was recorded on might in other widespread Tuesday By Thursday night the house committee had com- papers of "The Washington Post" on potatoes or similar arpletely exonerated air force and defense department officials articles ticles Another would be detailed of collusion fraud or dishonesty in the 6 bomber program and comprehensive articles on each of the many crops as to which the What a lot of us can't understand is why this man Worth department of supports wasn't called as one of the first witnesses so the whole affair prices and the agriculture methods by which It does so could have died By one or another of these methods the department supports the prices of practically all farm crops (Copyright 1948 New York Herald Tribune Inc) j Investigation Soon Ended as Louis Johnson Becomes Angry B-3- B-3- Latin-Americ- (Ed Note — While Drew Pearson is on vacation the Washingd ton is being written by his old partner Rob- group of To trip-hung- fresh- ry Merry-Go-Koun- you here legislate - and not to gallivant around the world You ire being paid to work for your constituents If you want to stay in S Allen Robert By had better stick to WASHINGTON Aug 26 — The congress you here It will pay off your knitting e president's long run than board has privately decided it will! a lot more inat the the' taxpayers' exnot be able to make its report by junketeering pense" the August 30 deadline Touchc' Present plan of the three-ma- n Is body is to ask for a time extension Rep Andrew Jacobs g as in his correspondpossibly as much as two weeks Reason for this is the unexpected ence as he is in his speeches The former labor lawyer received length of the board's public hear-ing- s It had been anticipated this letter from an undertaker in his I guess l owe testimony could be concluded in a district reading few weeks Instead it consumed a you an apology I thought you were more a one lot time As of those result the racketboard has been unable to work on eers But I find I was wrong about to its report the president you and want to say so" No difficulty is anticipated In obJacobs replied as follows "I was wrong about you too I thought taining a time extension The White House is certain to you only consorted with the dead" grant it Similarly Philip Murray Strong Defender is believed willing to defer strike There is another place in Washaction for this purpose besides the White House ington both sides Privately anticipate Maj Gen Harry Vaughan the board will recommend a com- where has strong defenders promise It is the medical department of The steelworkers are demanding a "package" increase of 30 cents an theToveterans administration this agency the emhour including a wage boost pen- battledchiefs of House White military aide sion and health benefits Best in- is something of a hero He gave side guess is that the board will them a helping hand at a time when hold with the workers on their were in desperate straits They claims for a raise but will sharply they have never forgotten him for it trim the amount This is the story they tell: Junkejteera In 1946 when Gen Omar BradHouse leaders are having a hard ley as V A administrator was time keeping their frantically trying to reorganise in check on expense-fre- e junkets the moribund medical service his most urgent need was doctors and broad Usually at this time of the year dentists VA hospitals were jammed the boys are scattered far and wide with ailing and disabled veterans on "official" tours of one kind or Maj Gen Paul Hawley chief medanother But the protracted session ical director reported he needed has stymied this gnawing gravy-trai- n MO doctors immediately Strenuous efforts to obtain civilcraving Result they are very restive ian medics proved unavailing Interstate Commerce Chairman Bradley and Hawley were at their Robert Crosser is under wits' ends Someone suggested they strong pressure to agree to two see vaugnan snout tne matter His response was immediate to junkets One is to "I think I've got the answer to "study" U S oil interests there can Reported conceiver of this plan is your problem" he said n the powerful get the army and navy to cooperate Oil company which has huge in- and I see no reason why they vestments in the Middle East shouldn't- The army has hundreds Arameo would house and enter- of surplus doctors which it trained tain the junketing congressmen and who are clamoring to get out The other scheme is a tour of But it's short of dentists The navy Europe to examine airline setups has a lot of surplus dentists which and operations Practically all are it trained If we can do some swapmonopolistic "chosen instrument" ping it will be to everybody's benesystems Airways fit all around The government has which has long agitated for such a claim on these young doctors and a policy for the U S overseas air- they should be used in this emerlines is credited with originating gency I'll see what I can do about this junket the matter" Crosser is holding out firmly Vaughan made good his word gainst both trips In this stand Going directly to he has the backing of both Speaker or war Robert Patterson and Navy Sam Ray burn and Republican Floor Secretary James Forrest al VaughLeader Joe Martin Rayburn Is very an arranged a three-wa- y swap The ' blunt about junkets navy transferred 700 dentists to ert S Allen) fact-findi- steel-wag- j j (D-In- d) plain-talkin- j labor-lawy- er o rank-and-fi- le (D-Ohi- o) Saudi-Arab- ia "if-w- e Arabian-America- - half-ma- st st d" grief-strick- en old-tim- PAUL Aug 26 (UP) — John Snare and his wife Daisy left today on a 3700-mil- e motor scooter trip through Dixie Snare a graduate agricultural economics student at the University of Minnesota completed his final exams yesterday Mrs Snare will ride in a sidecar They headed toward Kansas City first and eventually will tour Missouri Kansas MMBMBMi Georgia Alabama Indiana and II- IMfttS the army and 900 doctors to VA Similarly the Army detailed 1000 doctors to'VA for two years service Thus the army got the dentists it sorely needed VA the doctors it desperately needed ami the government received some return for the braining it had given the medics Genera Hawley credits his success as VA medical director as due in a large measure to Vaughans effective aid in this crisis ry — in Europe and keep the back door open —Sen Kenneth S Wherry referring to lack of aid by the U S: to China (R-Ne- b) i Canterbaryr Gardens Beat j Empress Bid r 4 I S1ST SeatUe Wash lam- fail story of the sew Dom- sxms factory has maay taj prestms anales Early ia IStt tiS government maT narked Johnson": AutosaattesT iBaSil Corp of New York on the posigV of establishing an arms plant on the island Suddenly negoMs aow were broken off ' o ' eMrey-eteahai- ai In April IMS ia Hungarian wir arrested in Budapest on charges of attempting to smuggle military patents out of the country These patents related to a PMNftght machine gun invented by Vilmos Lotsos and Pm KuW The Dominican government was 0 fejorted ot have paid Lotsos for these patents months later the pamUl t the jptent of apt army took over Hispanola Corp at San Cristobal IS miles from Ciudad Trupk lo the capital It was announced then that this plant would he used for repair of small arms A Sew corporation capitalized at was formed to do the work fttov n spirit in the enterprise was one Alexander Kovacs He had mm horn in Hungary but was a cm-fla- p S900-90- m patents Kosqga met Kiraly and they apparently Lotsos to oust joint owner ffjpjted Febc patents The plant now employs ISO men S3 Hungarians and 16 pjwaolac Italians Some SO or more Ger-p-p srms technicians are expected has made Imp So far the plant mm pilot models of the sunlg Wtgt machine gun but Kovacs has BjHi that the eventual ft will mm be 600 weapons day capafK ISO make small arms ammunition JOINS STRATH A VEN Scotland Aug UP — Sir Harry Iaudal flE year-ol- d Scot minstrel and composer spent a quiet night but his strength is diminishing attending said today Sir physicians has been seriously III with Harry cerebral thrombosis and uremia for several days 26 Staff at CRAGUNS condition has been diagnosed by a physician as bronchial A S TIM A or HAY FEVER we are sura you will be interested tn this product Sold on a Money Refund Agreement j? 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I cannot understand why we lock the front door pp' Ko-ta- t ay -- various governments world war II American arms began to suoDlant this equipment Sales of C S surplus arms have furthered the V S military gsja ent are now accredited to flMNf pwn'AUKiUap republics But if arms plant is now KjpBigarian put in full operation in the Bfliliican Republic it may Wmi international complications Spr Ml&ake more difficult the keep-Mpeace in an already trHtlMM lend-leas- e ' Pan-Americ- an then-Secreta- -L h p Dominican citizen lapralized made a trip to Europe to deal for the Hungarian pose the In Switzerland ST What la the Origin? Q Why do we speak of flying P flag at &am- A'flae Is flown at as a sign of mourning The custom is a survival of days of the sailing ship When a ship went into mourning as for its captain a commodore a king or president the entire vessel purposely presented a at slovenly appearance — the flag half-mathe yards (spars) "cock-billethe rigging (disarranged) slacked off and the lines trailing This was to suggest that the entire ship's company was so as to neglect keeping the vessel shipshape It was comparable to toe sackcloth and ashes of Biblical times mouring ' When a boy is like his Q father why do we say that he "is a chip of the old block?— G G A The expression is very old and its originator unknown A chip of (off) the old block makes the allusion that the chip (the son) is of the same stuff which the block (the father) is composed Prior's "Life of Burke" (about 1781): "He was not merely a chip of the old block but the old block Itself" Will you please explain how Q the cocker spaniel got its name?— L L T A Cockers are so called be cause the breed was originally developed for the retrieving of woodcocks The setter was from the spaniel family developed The setter originally was trained to come to a crouch belly to the ground instead of standing and pointing The dog was said to "set'1 a covey of birds hence the name setter Spaniel is an Knglish corruption of the Old French espagnol "Spanish" for the breed originated in Spain Q Why do we speak of buying "a pig in a poke?"— O R McN A Poke is an old English form of the French poche "pocket bag: sack" To buy a pig in a poke refers to the folly of buying or accepting anything sight unseen A poke bonnet is so called for its baglike shape A poke pudding fs cooked in a bag Q Will you please "by fits and starts?"— P A explain C e A An of fit is "a short space of meaning time" By fits snd starts then means by short and sudden intervals (Released by The Bell Syndicate Inc "hadf-mast?"- men he rapped "Your people sent an Minnesota Pair On Scooter Trip Take My Word For It By Colby Compromise Anticipated In Steel-Wag- e Dispute Resumption of Work in Park City Area Cheerful News Hoffman Fiies to U tL There ia nothing so forlorn as a mining town when london Aug 26 (ap—Kco-th- e Administrator mines are idle Men thrown out of work face hopeless 2£icUG Coogf"" Hoffman will fly to wash- oaas in trying to find other employment within the com- - raul tour ington tonight after a n Marshall plan countries of A mine down shut reduces the muniry sharply community purchasing power This causes slackness in all other lines t Such has been the unhappy situation in the Park City min-- 1 I 40 TULIPS SI ing district recently Announcement therefore of prospects for reopening of the mines makes mighty cheerful news New Park has) Rainbow mix all colors- deep red purple orange yellow already published notices to its employes of work resumpblue pink salmon ortion on September 15 Silver King Coalition and Park Utah white chid Planting stock used by have scheduled meetings with unions in hopes of reaching professional growers offered at a basis for a return to work tremendous saving Bulbs are being harvested now in order Meanwhile we hope western senators and representato assure best selection of tives continue their efforts with respect to stock piles and strong hardy bulbs order tosubsidies if necessary to provide for employment stability day Safe arrival and satisfaction guaranteed Send si to hi the mining industry an Latin-Americ- an $13-18- Truman Proclamation Recalls Evil Pact of Ten Years Ago ca Inter-Americ- J an ca 6-- i i when -- i I 1940 26 Peru was slanted towards Italy it bought arma from MussoBolivia was slanted toward WASHINGTON— CNEA) —Item lini now be revealed teat' tor the past MKaaxis when it bough£perman year Hungarian nationals have arms and had German mifrtary adMen active in setting up secret visers Up to of the $6000 000 small arose mm mmim arsenal machinery and equipment gun manufacturing plant in the used in tne Argentine Chin Braili Dominican Republic Tab is Dicta- and many of the smaller tor Rafael Trujillo's little country were ot tierman or other republics European which with Haiti shares the Car b makes European citizens were bean island between Cuba and usually hired to set up Fuerto Rico iriey remained to oner No Holiday for Politics Particularly in Fair Tims it to such an extent that leaders of the house of AUGUST Dominican Republic Alien Gun Plant Means Trouble By Mark Saliivan An outstanding public service has by "The Washjust been performed " Post ington through a series of articles by reporter John W Ball The service consists of acquainting The game business or profession of politics is so im the Dublic with the facts and re- portant absorbing and widely practiced as not to be denied ults of government price support farm crops as applied in this full opportunity of expression So if a session of congress of case to potatoes The service is ininterferes with the free pilay the congressional session re- creased by timeliness: it comes just when congress is considering conceives second priority tinuation of price support as it now with not very substantial In many a state it is traditional that senators congress- operates changes price supmen governors and others holding office within the gift of Theforbasic facts about potatoes as operated on port the people shall mingle with their constituents at state and last year's crop are: Support Price Fixed county fairs and similar harvest festivals and they are doing The department of agriculture representa- - 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