Show THE OGDEfl 4A OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- v R -- 1: f k YOU CAN'T EAT 'EM PUT THEM ON TREE F UTAH TUESDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 24 1953 NEW YORK (UPI) — Walter Heiby president 'of the Precision Instrument Corp proposed 1 - yesterday dustry relay this message to the public: "Would you like to help save the cranberry growers of America from disaster? You can help assure that they will have a py Yule if you will go out and buy just one pound of cranberries "Then using a needle and ordinary twine string them together and place the chain on This is your Christmas tree the old fashioned tree ornament that Grandma always used "Use it again this year It will add beauty to your tree and you will have that wonderful feeling that you have helped some crandberry grower have a 1 r merry Christmas" mi :: latrine 4 it Duty?1 Not for Girls r WASHINGTON (UPI)-- An angry band of government girls has done dreamed o! what many a —revolted successfully against GI-onl- 7 1 "latrine duty" 1 I0D FnHGSUuSS Share Mi Wi uoimv you? nation can exist forever on a deficit and that an unbroken outflow cf gold eventually must be reflected in reduced faith in the US dollar So it was for these reasons that US Under Secretary cf State Douglas Dillon warned in a speech last October that either other na tions must put their financial shoulders to the wheel or face the possibility the United States would take steps to protect itself In their extreme these steps could mean a return to high US tariffs and the development cf a kind of economic isolationism The warning was aimed at those nations who have received unstint-ingl- y of US aid while at the same time erecting barriers against VS goods to protect their own recovering economies And it pointed up the Inequality of a situation in which the United States in 1959 alone suffered a 4 billion dollar trade deficit while others prospered By Phil Ntwsom UPI Foreign Editor a way out for the cranberry industry — use the birght red berries as Christmas tree ornaments Heiby suggested that the in- countries could be expected soon Netherlands and the federation cf also to lower their timers They Rhodesia and Nyasaland- Among the goods were asricul-tur- sl were France Italy West Germany and manufactured products inNorway Australia Belgium The cluding American automobiles i r The United States has told its European and Asian allies that the horn of plenty is running low Not low enough as yet to be a danger to the American economy but enough to bring about a serious reappraisal of US military and foreign aid expenditures and for he United States to tell its allies that they now must help to shoulder some of the burdens formerly borne by the United States almost alone The result has been that in world capitals from Tokyo to London other governments also have faced up o a reappraisal and with surpris ing unanimity have decided that the United States has carried the bur den long enough They will help Since 1949 with the exception of one year the united ataies nas QUICK TO TAKE HINT had a trade deficit with other na These nations were quick to take tions which by the middle of this the hint year had reached a staggering total In rapid-fir- e order Japan Britof nearly 15 billion dollars ain and France announced moves to lift' restrictions against the FLOW OF GOLD "made in USA" label Sweden noted that five times this Accompanying the deficit has been a flow of gold away from the year she has reduced restrictions US goods the latest this United States totalling nearly 5 bil against month lifting barriers against im : lion dollars port of coal coke some woolens for cause has been a It growing and some farm products concern lor the reasons mat no In the just concluded meeting of the GATT nations (Genera pA) Agreement on Tariffs ard it was announced that eight other The girls secretaries clerks and typists for the Military: Air Trans port Service (MATS) at National Airport here were ordered to splii of — at James landed the who mouth the DAY into teams of twos and take turns t Thirty-eighPRAYERFUL Englishmen 1619' in New World the River in Virginia launched Thanksgiving in cleaning up their ladies room Civil WASHINGTON (UPD-T- he while the custodian was out sick Aeronautics Board (CAB) has ex PERPETUALLY KEEPT The girls howled and refused to tended current airline passenger do the job euphemistically called fares until next March 31 pending "extracurricular duties" in the or a final decision m its general pas senger -- fare investigation der The CAB has granted two interim MATS admittedly embarrassed by the incident withdrew the di fare increases while considering rective A spokesman said the or the need for revision of fares The increases were to expire Dec 31 der was issued by a low-lev- e the board extended them Mon not check but did who "eager beaver" with day superiors described in the May 1899 Bulletin giving day starting in 1630 By BILL JOHNSON In 1863 President Lincoln desig- of the New York Public Libarary AP Newsfeaturts an4 ing 1619 a nated the fourjtbi Thursday in No- were given the captain by K Dec On tiny ship ' ' ' chored in what is now the James vember as America's Thanksgiving James River in Virginia Day Debarking the ship s 38 passen The Englishmen who landed at gers knelt in prayer and celebrated mouth 0f the James River in the day as one of thanksgiving — 1619 had sailed from then home' BALTIMORE (AP) — Baltimore roughness violation! possibly the first such observance land Sept 16 1619 to join the growin the New World Elzie Street Jr coach of the recreation officials have suspended ing colony in Virginia Their first Two years later the Pilgrims who order had read: Easterwood Bears said from citywo Negro teen-ager- s landed at Plymouth set aside a day rebecause the offitrouble the as football the ordaine developed wee that play sponsored ' t day "Impr Jl J too for thanksgiving and Massacuhetts of our ships arrivall at the place cials ruled many times in fa suit ot a ngnt wmcn erupieu curthanksa celebrated of vor white team representing the and white Colony between Bay ing a game assigned for plantacon in the land St Roman Jerome's teams and of Virginia shall be yearly Catholic Sunday Negro He absolved his players pereptually keept holy as a day of The Baltimore Bureau of Recrea church from any responsibility Thanksgiving to Almighty God" STILLWATER Okla (AP) — tion also dropped Easterwood Park "I wouldn t say it was racial Accounts survive of the ship's scene of the near riot from its list bias" Street said "I think it was order and of the fact that the first Carbon monoxide fumes disrupted a of amateur football fields Thanksgiving was celebrated But huge choral festival and sent some The action was taken last night favoritism toward a team that was whether it was commemorated from 500 high school students to hospitals after a two-hohearing on the undefeated and was about to be and first aid stations last night that year on is unknown teams their defeated" both ruckus involving He said tne crowds anger INDIAN MASSACRE Many were ill with carbon mon coaches the officials and a predomAn Indian massacre in 1622 wiped oxide poisoning Others thought inantly Necro crowd estimated at reached a climax when referee Wil liam E Dey allowed a controversial out the small settlement at Harri- they were and had to be treated between 700 and 1500 son's Landing now the site of for hysteria None was considered Six of the white players their St Jerome touchdown that tied the Va even ill: Plantation Doctors Berkeley seriously guessed coach and a referee were treated score late m the game A St Je about 200 had varying degrees of at hospitals for minor injuries Tes rome player Norman Butz 19 was The only survivor was a j hard on an unsuccessful boy who was carried away by monoxide poisoning WASHINGTON (UPI)- -A turkey timony at the hearing indicated four tackled for the extra point The crowd The Indians of try were the more of youngsters the players had been hurt in part dinner with all the trimmings will on the field and the melee the than can be As as near Oklahoma 5400 school poured figured action high the game cost less this Thanksgiving than it preceding fight: was on ' Wood- - singers from 109 schools taking part John was was The by captained ship and hard fought game did a year ago and not much more in the eighth annual Thanksgiving officials announced in the second leefe than in 1954 limil II J ' His descendants claim that h i s songfestat Oklahoma State Univer- quarter they would call the contest ' - That's the conclusion made today is con sity Another 3000 or so persons if there was another unnecessary a copy of which by The Machinist weekly news orders the filled Gillagher Hall to hear the in tained million-membe- r 'Virginia Papers' of the Ma paper j chutists' Union passed voices It based its findings on a comSTARTED ENGINES parison of prices charged by a About 200 school and charter local supermarket chain for tur buses were parked around the field key cranberries pumpkin milk house About halfway through the eggs and other staples of the anperformance many drivers started - - nual feast the engines to warm the buses for Machinist editor1 Gordon Cole the trip home said he believed the rice trends Weldon Barnes OSU public re BEWARE were typical of the nation as a The of Utah taxpayers lations off said icer the fumes ap ' whole Of BEND" Ore (AP)— A missing parently were drawn into the field have so far contributed Here's the paper's minister and his wife and child house by air intake fans over $6 million to one mnATtoiis rundown on prices of Thanksgiving reached here in safety yesterday Hardest hit were the soprano and political power authoringredients this year and last: They had been snowbound on a alto sections in the balcony at the 10 cents is a LOOK less ity alone — TVA1 Your —Turkey pound mountain since Friday south end Girls outnumbered boys d rf on $1 70 less for a taxes are helping give The Rev Mr and Mrs Laurence at hospitals and aid stations about fOR TH than the $333 pricetag in 1958 Loftus and their son James 2 of 10 to 1 TVA in the HAPPY area people — Cofteeis auvv 7 cents a pound Sweet Home Ore released were t low-cosLIYTLt The DOO ' at extra program was halted just be electricity a decrease of 12 cents ' by a physician after a check and fore the final number the Hal —Eggs at 69 cents a dozen are a went to the home of the Rev lelujah Chorus from Handel's "Mes Do you think that's fair dime a dozen cheaper James Thompson for their first food Siah" down are 45 IN QUALITY! fcom cents to you or to any tax—Apples since Friday ' Witnesses said the withdrawal to 23 cents per d bag They said they had gone to a from Gallagher Hall was orderly payer? —Lettuce is a cent less per head mountain area Friday and But once outside many more young picnic Milk now costs 24 cents instead of became stuck in the snow sters became ill 23 cents a quart in the Washington ' They tried vainly to get out and area on Saturday they tried to walk out —Cranberries canned pumpkin but they said they were frightened and bread prices haven't chanced by a wolf and returned to their —A few groceries cost more this car year They are celery up four Finally they got free of the deep cents a bunch butter up a penny a drifts on the Cascade Mountain i 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