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Show Fair o Act at portomc..»t ori^ ouh. .tCongress, Uwcb 8. 1879. M«mb«r ol Henry, Have a Heart!' Beautiful Danube Hits Snag for 10, 1946 For Lack of a Hail - NEA below pre-war rates U. a range the up its barges, it from Paris that U. S. principal bargaining power. estabandon to ready its fight for John ·What U. S. Representative free, international traffic G. Winant proposed was therefore ablishing on the Beautiful Blue Danube, what Gen. Clark proposed discounted by officials in Wash- i exactly to the Australian allied " control ington. council last May -- immediately They will admit that the opening opening of the river to unrestricted commerce movement of all except of this historic river to now snagged in a four-way dip-, psfl plus a conference of all is The lomatic sunken log. Danube; Danubian countries to work out program for interquestion was brought before the; Potsdom conference in July, 1945. i national river traffic regulation. council of for- j The Russians aren't having It was passed to the took They eign ministers. it up this, as they haven't had any of m at London 1945. Gen- the same at London or Paris September, eral Mark Clark has tried to do I Vienna. something about .1 _..the _,,_.., i soviet delegates say. "Why control council in Vienna. the St. Latalk about The Paris peace conference tookwrence?" Theregulating answer to that one over the issue from the foreign should be easy. The St. Lawrence ministers, and has tried to write is open all the way to Chicago treaties. And Duluth. Any time the Russians or it into the peace question has come be- the Yugoslavs want to come up finally the fore the economic and social counat those inland ports, same cil of the United Nations at they're welcome. It is the Success, N. Y. kind of freedom U. S. is asking for the Danube. Four Different Depths · | Wagner's German ' or scarcity of of num- was that herewaswas a whose only intention the the delivery ofbill beautiful purpose of protecting the . and ·fDanubian WASHINGTON, That old story about acerace being lost bywent good horsej highest under was lacking to pretense that Us and rider merely because horseshoe nail was to safeguard intonly purpose over erstate commerce against the improperly shoe the steed being retold today all pediment of labor' disputes. Milland. were lions of them children of 12 Government production figures reveal that industries 13 years, babies: were us who of adults at are producing many products in greater volume than ever time perceived that this was before in history. Among these are alarm clocks bicycles revolutionary slick trick by which the masters, ,_,_, ,,.,__,, electric irons, electric ranges, nylon hose, radios, tires, ra ^^ union, vacuum cleaners washing machines, jeweled baronial privileges, and yachts, ractnrc tnirlcc: tors, TTUCKS, vacuum LICCJUCAJ, »»" o ing stables and winter palaces, were Watches and water heaters. - I granted the power to, fix the wages But many other articles, including nails, lead and cop- ft^gegie. ^e^tupidl^ mis- per, are lagging Edson By Syndicate, Inc) when International Traffic Peter debate in another hall, settlement. If Washing-ton Correspondent ' forS. short possesforced to give is Oct. 10 (NBA)sion of these loses Of YORK, Oct. 9-When the Wagner act was passed in 1936 most of the thirteen million GI's of World War Two were too younc to realize that they had been trapped into serfdom under the masters of unionism. Thus most of them have never known freedom and do not know what-they lost during their political or civic infancy. They were 17 or 18 years NEW P«r TWTTRSPAY EVENING, OCTOBER Enough Cmon By Westbrook (Copyright, 1946, by King Features at th. NZA Servlc* «nd A. B. O. Subicrtptlan prie« $1.35 per month; $15.00 Th. Associated Press 1» _ U new* U»p»tcb*» credit*! to It or not al*o tne loom] n.ws. PT«BS. 'Aw, All this stirring around at four different depths has muddied the ber of little and big things hold back of workers to join unions right the nation is crying for. and equalize the inequality betare an enormous, soulless corpween Thus cabinets lacking for thousands of large the individual workoration sets. One manufacturer of mechanized farm equipment man hungryandand at the shivering We who were gate. four million dollars worth of implements are kept employment to know better were the market by lack of $15,000 worth of low-carbon steel enough of a disastrous error of careand emotional thinking. Intshapes and rods. The Pullman-Standard company has 3oless sober study of the elligent, coaches complete except for generators, seats and fractional bill would have shown us that was not Wagner's intention or horsepower motors.. Other cars are held back by lack this Roosevelt's either, and that con- Set Jelly traditional blue waters consider- OPA May Higher ably. But close reading of the statements by Senator Vandenberg Price on Beans at Paris and John G. Winant at Lake Success fails to reveal that WASHINGTON, Oct. 10 (UP)~ the Russians in this all-important The kiddies and other penny canproblem of opening the Danube to dy lovers may be interested to shipping. For U. S. to surrender on the know that OPA is thinking about Danube issue, admitting that it tinkering with the price of jelly to be a Russian river, would bebeans, candy corn, and the like. major reversal of U. S. policy. After Potsdam, President Truman came It costs candy makers more to no power to regulate home to report that this country operate now, and OPA thinks they gress had lighting fixtures. between citizen and his supported unrestricted navigation need a They may The of industries in which production managers are within the a state. on all inland waterways of Europe a price adjustment. more but increase, price it's and Wagner, Roosevelt their legal --the Danube, the Dardanelles, the tearing their hair while inventories pile up, customers counsel be instead knew congress lacked the permitted they'll Rhine, the Keil canal and all waterscream and the cash registers remain empty is long as rev- to do this. That is why they ways bordering two or more states. reduce the size of their product, and used of the pretext expediting "One of the persistent causes foror use substitute materials. That's ealed by a Wall Street Journal survey. wars in Europe in the last two u protecting interstate commerce., fixed up the price j wdy us Most of us. have observed the completion of homes delthe president, "has centuries," -said of the nickel candy bar grievances does possess the waterCongress been the of control selfish makers. ayed for months by the absence of. just a few articles. to regulate commerce, so ways in Europe." OPA said an outright increase is · are their fascist scheme to the U. S. Occupying Power producers of a great many things besides housing unitscommerce scheduled in the retail price of box clause of the constitutTo the argument that the Danube because manufacturers are ion. revealed to be beset by frustrations. should be for the Danubians, and paying more for sugar and chocolDrew Pearson the of the prelanguage is easy After taking _account of these situations is quite that Americans have no business ate. i midst of an excessive WASHINGTON--Diplomatic de-f Byrnes thought this would show+ The Honorable Patrick J. Hurley, that part of the world, the ansdemand lor Unit states toirn _ to understand how in the of war wer is that U. S. is now an occupynials department--Despite official the world that the Anglo-Amer- ] who, when secretary -*-wbloc is not pro-fascist, but is ; Hoover, did so much talking ing power in Austria. Reestablishall kinds of goods we can experience a period of prosperity to the free flow denials, here are the real facts regobstructions --*-' dictatorship whether in '---his cowboy career in the great ment of a self-sustaining Austria is arding the shipments of A-bombs of commerce." ithout much profit. As a means of doing this, how- northern England for stock-pil- Spain or Russia. However, For- state of Oklahoma, has now forgot- main American objective in Europe'. Unrestricted traffic in the Last spring Prime eign Minister Bevin would not goten Oklahoma and is talking ever, they would protect "the exer-n g ±HE GKEAT the great state of New Mexico. Danube is necessary to Austria's Attlee asked the U. S. A. for a along with the statement. we own freedom workers our the of must by cise events the of economy. "FIREBUG" interpret Stirely and Grain course, he of petroleum Reason, that is is Of self-organization and designation stockpile of atomic bombs, but Drafts Sizzling: Note as meaning that our area of Christian responsibility has reason wasn't Paris -- Secretary Byrnes has trying to persuade thc people of must move up river, manufactured Of agents of their own choosing" Truman refused. The so all fire losses in the U. S. New Mexico to send him to thegoods from Austria and Czechomany words, more than a million of such given to Attlee in bargaining. to his undersecretary, S. talking extended to include literally every tongue, race and nation. New Mexico, hitherto, slovakia must move down. senate. was feared the British might Acheson, by trans-Atlantic has been considered believed that but it If those people fires are traced directly to When Gen. Mark Clark took the happy command A moral plague in China or Africa will spread direful drop a bomb or telephone, drafting a sizzling note hunting ground of easterners really had the constitutional be tempted to near zone in the use/ of matches and to American of the who east....The regarding the Dardanelles. The moved west with a yen power to. "encourage the practice in the troubled Austria, opening the river was one smoking. influence to every section of the globe.--Episcopalian of for collective bargaining." another British said little, but shortly urge Turkeyinto state will department of his first objectives. But the Rus- Thus, the greatest "firebug" The Bronson late politics. thereafter, Canada served notice to reject any Russian plan closing phrase in the preamble, why Henry St. George Tucker. went out there from sians forced the Americans out of o£ all is the careless smoker. Cutting they state that to be the "policy that it was dropping out of the the Dardanelles to non-Black sea York, was to the senate, their occupancy of the north bank This is FIRE PREVENTION of the United States?" The reasonatomic bomb agreement as of Janu'which include, of course. and now elected while below the Amer-WEEK. Let's give a thought -- notably thezoneriver, Russians other was that Wagner. Roosevelt, the ary 1, 1947. people and Great Britain the United allowed the this week and every week Hurley--have had the idea they ican department of justice and the union meant that from January States. nothing to pass. Until May of this to being a little more carefdo the same thing. lawyers hada in mind the plan, soon the US. A. would not have Chungking--President Truman's could was physically However, the people of New year, the river ul. to become reality, through access to Canadian uranium, personal envoy to General by bombed bridges. U. S. Mexico are getting a little sensitive In the Sunflower state of Kansas a federal grand the sworkers were not merely "ence A destructive fire may mean h uranium is t obto offered the free newcomers his chief George who Marshall, voluabout eagerly ource of our raw material for last week for further instructions nteer ouraged" to join unions, but were not permitta loss of lives as well as wrote into its report this statement: They structions. and be to their senator, and hounded into unions by bombs... .Result--the army has as so. do to property. ed can so to'What United the not States easy. "We feel deeply critical of the fact that an undue bur- of thousands through job is quite now sent some bombs to northern 800 do in the darkening Chinese interbe the reason why he has Whileandthe river was closed, and social WHAT YOU HAVE England for stock-piling. den is placed on federal agencies because of the failure of were economic barges--about a third of PROTECT he whether should also nal been claiming he has been a resicrisis, BY GOOD INSURANCE. frankly and arrogantly Strange Coincidence come home. Truman replied that dent of New Mexico ever since the river fleet--lay idle in the state officials, including the executive head of the state, denied freedom to choose their U. S, zone. The Russians had the: had every confidence in Mathe Strange coincidence department he like agents and, other two-thirds. Some 200 of the and enfwho the and law had rsail's for forheard --Various judgment the attorney general his department, the local Anyway, officials high-ranking federal of old Europe, were delivmer chief of staff to take any act-about the big $100,000 fees which barges held by the U. S. occupation JJlackburn-Jones! been have of leaves given from to ered in faceless as place place orcement agencies such county sheriffs and county masses; forces originally belonged to Yugowar work while ion he saw fit. Marshall then infdo from absence the to collected Sinclair and ordered COMPANV · the White -House that heOil company thought they had slavia and Czechoslovakia. at wages agreed upon seats were kept warm on the ormed.to torneys, to enforce state laws. It is the observation of subdued,disciplined, ^ 319 24"! Btol 2-3642 .'* return to (1 make a routine check of Claim For Barges Washington them Dembench--most of masters. union better I members of the jury that the state officials have failed to say that they were "encourocrats. But one of Republicans about the first of November. Pat's tax returns only to discover The Yugoslavs put in a claim "Men Who Know econInsurance" end no of that he paid probably will signal the taxes in New Mex-their barges before the aged" to join unions is like saying the bench to fight for his American I give heed to their oath of office." efforts to arbitrate the ico in 1945. Nor. did he pay a condemned man was "en- country can't get his seat b a omic and social council of the a wholesome thing to call attention to the oaths that He is Judge William Clark of New in China. for several years thereafter. This united nations. That opened the couraged" to be seated in the seem to put Pat very much chair. Jersey, formerly of the U. S. ThirdThe White House -- President' would taken by public officers. The taking of the oath should When The judges Truman has cabled Jimmie Byrnes the spot. Either he was not court. circuit of faceless I speak a most impressive event of induction into office, but delivered from place to place by got their jobs back 'are: Judge in Paris asking him to prepare athe loyal resident of New Mexico Parker of North Carolina, Remasters I am not tossiunion of the address which he, Tru- 1935 that he says he was, or formality is usually performed in a perfunctory manner.ng you an overripe of publican, Justive Robert Jackson man, will deliver at the opening elsea he was seriously delinquent figure The new officer quite often is so excited he probably doesn't I saw it done one day in the U. S. supreme court, Justice the general assembly of the as Can Design and Make Any taxpayer. One or the other Detroit when an industrial official Frank Murphy, also of the supreme nations in New York on Oc- be the case. Fine Clothes. sense the obligation he takes. remarked that he hsd loaned a court, who trained for awhile tober 23. Truman said he wants Carroll Reece's Foot a army, and men--he had Marvin follow Jones the loaned the Byrnes Judge poliThe Kansas grand jurors probably noted that framed foreign G. O. Boss. Carroll Reece put See Phil now and be and the footP.in of the U. S. court of claims, whocy "to the last dotted thousand American citizens as while speaking for it placards of some sort or another are displayed on nearly they were draft horses--to served as farm coordinator. Judge last crossed "T " in the New better dressed-MRepublican congressional candianother big manufacturer engaged Clark, on the other hand, saw acReece Idaho. at dates Boise, every public office wall but not a framed copy of EN and in war work,wereto meet an emer- tive service and was w o u n d e Cutting-off-your-nose department claimed George Donner, DemoWOMEN'S SUITS gency. They Maybe it's pure coincidence, but --Last week the Columbia broad- cratic candidate for the senate, was his faceless office taken by the occupant. allotted him by the unionJudge Clark is the man who casting system offered nine _labor, following a communist-socialist Those grand jurors overlooked making an excellent people 30-Days Delivery over Boss Hague's trial in business and farm organizations aline in supporting the Columbia and the government in Washing3416 Washington Blvd. ton. They had no more to say Jersey City. And Boss Hague forum programs what Reece for of series weekly authority recommendation. They should have urged that each about their pay or conditions of one of the men who lobbied for to present their viewpoints got was that h had himse]f ot d officer be required to display on or before his desk a framed so many head of work nomination of Harry Truman most important issues of the day (Continued on Following Page) All that was arranged at Chicago. Eight of the organizations accept copy of the oath he swore to .be faithful to his obligations. the union masters and the Decoding the diplomatic cables ed. The American Federation o employers, under government supe- --Secretary of State Byrnes seret-Labor flatly refused, explaining i rvision. v ly proposed to British Foreign would not appear on any program to hear Minister is not auncommon' with the C. I. O. This is known Bevin this week that It general in onwar say that he loaned a strong joint statement cond- cutting off your nose to spit 'Continued Following Page) face! emning " Spanish Dictator Franco. Disaster is about to overtake a bunch of petty thieves in The amount of Ogden and they probably do not know grocery stores has increased the merin until shoplifting upon have to determined action control They are chants list Washington Merry it '' Go - Round · .... I its Neglected Oath of Office , ' I . ' . It's .. The MarPhil Shop 1 'I' Grocery Store Shoplifting it. it. arranging a meeting with the chief of police to discuss the use of regular and special police to bring the thieves to book. It is interesting to note that shoplifting has increased with the cost of living indicating that some persons refuse to let honesty stand in the way of the manner of life to which they have become accustomed. If they can't afford to or dislike to pay for high priced items they venture beyond the law to acquire them anyhow. Accordingly, some folks are risking being publicly branded as thieves for the price of a can of crab meat. Grocers say only a few of the shoplifters they encounter are children. Over 90 per cent are adults. But there is a Safety for your savings has real meaning here. Your account is insured up to $5,000 and enjoys those extras made possible by sound and progressive manage- of the other stores juvenile shoplifting problem in which has a double menace, the loss to.the merchants and the mistaken idea gained by the kids that stealing isn't such a risky business, after all, because the punishment, even if caught, often doesn't amount to much. some - Don't-care Citizens Some who ment. · evidence as to the high proportion just don't seem to give a darn is .of our citizens to be found in the Thousands of wise people enjoy the extra earnings . . . extra safety . . . extra conveniences of savings at The Friendly Federal. . . where-savingspay!. statement that 2300 citizens signed petitions for establishment of a mosquito abatement district but 500 names had to be .tossed out. 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