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FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1950 May 15 DOC NMA001 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Newsweek Magazine See Pg 53 Hh ; aLt oe = 2 ae SSSA ee eee SAse seas See Groucho Marx : : A Sharp Knife in Stale Cake See Radio td HSER roppea ep i TREY LARUE HS EH HA LEBER neare ihe eer n RT i This is Armstrong's Asphalt Tile you're looking for the most flooring value at the lowest first cost we think you'll find it in Asphalt Tile Moreover if you need a floor any concrete with theground This This developed to meet two spe- needs One was for an attractive floor at a minimum cost that would give long even serviceservice under under heavy floor against in concrete that is Thousands upon thousands country have have have Asphalt Tile meets meets meets some of those fflorsloors in would would alkaline This is Armstrong's Linoleum Most other resilient flooring materials have one or two major of combination features None can so many different advantages Armstrong's Lino.eum Lino.eum is moderate in cost other flooring can offer such a wide choice of tiful colors rative and smart smart and makes it easy on The smooth surface insures easy cleaning and low maintenance cost Add upall of Lincleum usually proves booklet Send for free for Your Business Busines This Which Floor This 20 page book- book- designs in full color and ; about Armstrong's Linoleum and other special reason why Florsheim i 4 Shoes are first choice of America's | dressed 1 Detter men They know that in | } to finer perfect fit and LETTE- RS budutuk Weight Lifter What do you feed your columnists Contrasting the picture of john Lardner in the April 24 issue with thatin the May one the boy seems to have put on some weight SAMUEL LEVY D. S. New York City fiWho is the jowled character pictured in JohnLardner's column this week May ? At first look I thought it might be an old Fearless John Refore and after family portrait of one of the hookies he so Harmlessly joshes However on closer perusal it appears to be Fearless John himself himself disguised perhaps ac mille businessman Dr some other such outmoded phenomenon R. M. Bem Covington Ky | Asia Report ' ' time At one time or another all of us who attempt to keep up times have a desire some of the events with the events of our to get a full picture of in the news Lo such situation I found myself with regard to the present status of our country's policy in Asia believeI can best express my thanks for the excellent and unbiased Special Report Continued Continued on page b i q The Viking S.1933 Other styles 1595 1595 and higher 7 INDEX THIS ISSI Page 15 NEWSKAP NEWSKAP May 15 Qatar ysturas ysturas XXXV XXXV N 20. WEPES WEPES published by WEEKLY O Deluk ey ING 370 Delukkey Delukkey Delukkey 1 Ohio Printed in Entered Distter February 13 alle Ohio under the Act of Murch = Editorial and Executives Executives ing Broadway and 2nd Street New York N. i } Change of Addrows Sanded Sanded all dresser ad fective to for bw four week NewER NewER and nebwotan Broadway and End Street Subscription Prices S. years 10 A Seats postage for foreth Pan Amerteat po International Biton dNeenwvesrweek By 3 Afr AM per Windwards Tridad Tridad Ventanels Brachais Brachais Paris International Stire Stire Stire contental therope Junge- Junge- Cepyright reserved rights Cupright Copyright Copyright went Pan American Congright Congright Convention segoda Registrade rate willen de segoda under clare th la Central de Corrente Corrente Corrente Capital Adminstracion Adminst1r7acion lexico erfuta erk de marzo de 1941 erfuta u meinendoncia meinendoncia y 3 segunda cluz en toy BE Ausstr Ausstr Ausstr mate 18 de? de Corres 1 0 . ort Newsweek May 15 1950 . ines Pebreerieete sete ean oe EUL EEE E TR EE gc"EINK ES GS RT rod RR fi stipes {3 OWN down down to rock bottom go cleaning -* costs when you're dealing with tested happens in dairies food- plants hospitals stores restaurants soda foun- tains deug and chemical plants . everyichere In and here's truth for you to keep in mind it costs for less over the long run to clean stainless steel and keep it clean than any other Commercially metal What's more you can achieve complete sanitation get more Fasting Fasting good looks and realize longer life in service No other metal is as resistant to corrosion aud heat as stainless steel at the same time as strong und sorfaved and resistant to wear That's packed assortment assortment assortment assortment of proj sperties ! Somewhere somehow you can use them to advantage and we're at your service to iclj , Jusi remember remember that Allegheny Metal de America's America's America's pioneer stainless steel and that it's produced produced in every form shape that steel can take gineering help too yours for the Allegheny Ludham Steel Corporation Pittsburgh Pittsburgh ... the nation's leading producer of stainless steel in all forms Branch Offices are localed in principal cities coast to roast and Warehouse Storks of Vilegheny Stainless Steel are carried by all Joseph T. R. arson & Son In~ piauts BETTER You make You can make can it it with Alegheny Alegheny Metal r What Makes It Good for Me Charley who owns a drug store wonts to know why he should care about a profit for the telephone company The Seen drug store in any one of thousands of cities and towns in the U.S. A. The Time Lunch time A man from the telephone company has dropped in He's chatting with his friend Charley who owns the store CHARLEY What d'ya mean -- it's good for me when the telephone conte pany makes profit You give me good Service and all that but why should I care whether you make money or not I'm having my own troubles trying to put in bigger soda fountain AL What d'ya mean tryng Cm't you just up and do it CHARLEY I've got to find mo "/ partner with sonic capital These things cost money AL Sure they do It's the same with as at the telephone companTyo keep on giving you good service and put u telephones for people who want them we must have a lot more central office equipment and cable'and other things And to buy it we have to get inoncy from our stockholders They expect a profi-t- just like your partner would CHARLEY guess you're right No- body would invest his money here un- less I could earn him profit AL And here's something else Charley Those girls there at the fur end of the fountain They're telephone girls They're spending a part of their wages with puthelp tpuittningg money into your till to help you make a profit Thousands of dollars of telephone payroll money are spent right in this town every week ADEQUATE RATES AND EARNINGS for the telephone company have a farreaching effect For only a strong and healthy telephone compart can pay good wages contribute to the pros perity of the community and provide an improving service for telephone users Only through adequate rates and earnings can the telephone company -like Al's friend Charley in the drug Store ~attract the new capital dat is needed to carry on the business It's the dollars from investors from hundreds of thousands of everyday people build improve and expand expand the best telephone service in the world For you to use at small cost BELL TELEPHONE TELEPHONE ge ' SYSTEM SYSTEM sr 12 pea y be 3 : . . 3 THANKS TO THE ANALAGRAPH ANALAGRAPH MAN Only 25 a month month month completed " MR WEBSTEX bedien middle cart.bigs sinwed But un had had palan provide all our A lot lacity aten The month moremore security program Insuraner is only part of the plan Specialized knowledge knowledge is helpful i plan- nit wisely for the suture Life Man training is MUTUAL GENERY LIPS 8enty U. 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Ip titanate ties vee reteO sean emirttL potty peneenben ioe RT i "aby Hedy On moonlight night did try a kiss from your you ever Sweetie Pic for and have her her haul off and bas Why Perhaps Danyone Why Why you were You After After being neighborhood around a popular Joe neighborhod your neighborhood had hex you there prob A g^,y can every now . the news around pretty pretty fast welcome until until trouble your your Were you last to for hours to see the be let in after waiting waiting Big Wheel Under your you probablycalled the Big Wheel probably names of MaybeMaybe he hadhad good for After all it's only human nature to put off as possible And , be it you sure can disagreeable thingsas long Brother when you've got disagreeable disagreeable How about you Why is offending Why take chances on makeshift remedies when there's a delightful delightful and extra- careful precaution against balitosis bad breath Merely rinse the mouth with Listerine Antiseptic oy especially before any date and to your breath becomes sweeter fresher less likely to offend Stays that way too Not for seconds Not for minutes But for hours usually Listerine Antiseptic halts bacterial fermentation of food particles in the mouth a cause of so much bad breath not of systemic origin Lamberi Phaimucul Co. St. Louis Mo. Before any date LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC LETTEHN LETTEHN Continued from April saying justified my year's Cheyney Pa one article article aloue aloue L. PRIOLEAG As college student studying and interested in Asia and more particularly Southeast Asia I was very pleased with Special Report 0.2 The your alerted to the importanceof east Asia and your report effort toward that interest have dealt with problems of interest and I have found that they and convenient form mich ground material and contribute of standing of the probleinse infrunting KENNETH FOSTAND Minneapolis Minn In your issue of April 24 am named as by one of the policy " pokey men who engineered the Cuius which which inter shek For the sakeof the would point out that pe. connection Chinese matters lasted from February February to October 1942 during which time vished China twice The particle particle particle tasks assigne me by President Roosevelt were to facilitate the mamming and coun ment of the famed Flying Tigers and gen erally to expedite the Bore of uninitions China General had left the government Marshall went to government government China ng bonace or became Secretary of State It not for me work was but the war ferred it the one note that You do Vinecat in referring He has forgotten aver know Washington D. Kern NEWSWEEK NEWSWEEK NEWSWEEK Pweigh period The to Carrie apply which was 1945. when the debatedebate tank tank plans armed and Japan United services as Gormed Gormed States Gormed to our policy All my information and Currie at that time was associated had begun to oppose support for the Chung Chung Kaishek reginraegina with Anezirda regina Mr. and 1941 clit advancing ading advancing advancing advancing advancing hi friend the views of Vingerd was the group a New New New Schick Schick Schick Schick Schick BladesBlades You were way off base with your May 1 Periscopestory to the effect that Schick is preparing a tricky new ejector Evers arp Iac razor Contiqued on pegs Newsweek Newsweek May 15 1950 i working ph A man on the 40 hours a week 50 weeks in the year and never sick or absent can put in 2000 hours a year would take him 40 years to amass a total of 80,000 work hours better Caterpillar Diesels are built to do that than Often they stayon the job 24 hours day they in many cases pile hoursyear up 8000 work Chicage Company A.J. 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PeekO The Magazine of News Significance SCIENCE 326e2 e 3262 SPORTS 2... ee ee 3262 46 5 0 TRANSITD Ie Oe N 3262 94 TRAVEL 2. 2 ee wee 88 NOUCATION '. AFFAIRS IN PASSING eee 0.24. 9 80 33 44 Frends Frends and Forecasts Forecasts PERISCOPE 17 '... WASHINGTON TRENDS '. - 20 LEY oeT eE ee R eE ee MEDICINE . ov ce ee ; se oe ++ 4+ Beat 2 53 07 8-6 2 23 3 54 = 56 80 Signed SignedSigned Opinion Opinion BUSINESS TIDES Henry Ha 2 eee 18 PERSPECTIVE Ray Molem y . 4o 424n + +d 700 SPORT WEEK me John Lard 0.nse ar e 85 WASHINGTON TIDES Ernest K. Lindley oe eas 27 Editorial Board ! Melcoln Muir Chairman Chat Shaw Executive Editor _ Editor Senior Koubekir Ciawiud Senior National Ciawiud National S Mary 8 Kern Senior Editor International Ernest K. Lindley Frank Norris SomorEditor Features Washington Editor Malev PaymonPdaymond Paymond William Adm Contributing ut Editors Honry Hazlite V. Pratt USN Retired Gen. Cart Spants USAJFohnKarduer Coussin Azha Art MP MP , Tom Malley Niles W. von Wetther Dorothy ; ; Associate Associate MurklTaonmd Periscope Harry EdBi.torEditor Hemisphere Affairs Harold Luvine Farrer Repo Repo Educbeth Television Educbeth Educbeth Educbeth Preskorts PreskortsPreskorts Preskorts Stars News Services Maicon Muir Affairs Luvine Politics Forsling GeorgeMedicA.inWe. Bouhm : Emily Coleman Robert E. Cantwell Music Terry Preskorts : ORF WenningDepartment Mome Carle Hodes TheaterTheater Executive Hundar Bart McCusker McCusker Department Olga Assistant to August P. Giannini Sam Holden Richard C. Paul E. Kline Hulper McAllister Sherwin John Albert McAllister Robit Sutherland Ralph de Toledano Albert SH. annut Suador Editorial Assistants Donald Gordon C. Hamilton D. South Wal Elizabeth Show BarberaAlbert Speers Ruth Werthman Woodman Gerson Zelman Dave Dorothy CarrollBarbera Dorothy Davis Barbera Editorial Assistants Muriel Ahern Dave Calamari Anne Juan Vihin Dorothy Janson Arge Birnbaum Val de Blasio Lou Lulian Chiriaka Joan Daly Helen S Vihin Jorunner Jorunner Jane Gruv Mars Keller Virginia Kelly Ruth Landowne DorothyDorothy Em S. Lois Pearson Ruth Pressman Marvel Purvis Barbara Vidva Sanger Sapinsley Kenneth Sarvis Dorothy Sherlock Winifred J. Zinsser Shenkel S. Smith Carmel Tintle Joan Walker John Zinsser Betty Photo and Art Department Russell Countryman photo editors Grace Dostal her Charles D. Feeney Frank Thomas Oer Jr Helen Petric Anthony Rallo Jack Rolle Ed Wenceles chief photographer WASHINGTON Erast K Lindley ( correspondent. Walter ANGELES CHICAGO CHICAGOCHICAGO , CHICAGO Leonard Stater chief chief Thiefs PARIS Loren Carroll ! Editions Manager . Robert European Charles Ee Brown ente YOKYO 1smereti 1smereti 1smereti i 1smereti Vanderschmid Patricia , Vanderschmid Pullan Jess W. Jon Cheve Business Manager BONN Comotos Pakenham chief Kyri 2 . Mury Cushing Astor Charts F Boner Board of Directors Vincent Astor Chairman K. Roland Harimure Theodore Fo Musher Malcolm Moi Roland G. Redmond m Muir President F.F. orfora Mueller President and Publisher Charlie . Bomer Secretary and Prensacde Advertising Manager Borden & Putnamn Busnes: Manager A James Richards Proinction Proinction Manager Archer X. Church Controlle Edwin E. Dowell International Editions Manager Editorial and Executive Offices NewswekBuilding Broadway and 42nd Street New York 18 N. Y. A Informed Public Is America's Greatest Security For Your Information LESSON FOR TODAY One of the handiest references in NEWSWEEK'S editorial offices is a booklet entitled What NEWSWEEK Wants A Blueprint for the Stafi and Correspondents It's mostly a treatise on how this may azhe should be written every week More than a thousand schools and colleges have found the booklet worth studying Last week how- ever we received a report from John J. Humphrey registrar of Emerson Institute one of the old- est preparatory schools in Washington D. C. describing why NEWSWEEK was selected as the weekly magazine for required reading in all his vocabulary Humphrey classes According to NEWSWEEK gives us the vocabulary level diversity in topical coming fields and timeliness that is into the language usually neostseedntial as New words colloquial or still unrecognized the dictionaries are found here living English This procedure gives the student a quick perception perception of hard to find in most sources NICE Frankly A PRICE " it was a bit difficult to concen- trate getting this issue to press Atexactly 34 minutes 313 seconds 5 after o'clock Eastern Daylight Daylight Time last Saturday Middleground flashed under the wire at Louis- ville to win the Kentucky Derby and a hatful for Newswee staff members who had loyally backed Joh Lardner's selection in last week's issue That Fearless | andicapper also correctly picked Hill Prince to finish second There hasn't been such celebrating on the premises sit ce Lardner gave us Assault the Derby winner in 1016. On page 82 Sports Editor Jack O'Brien reports the story behind Willie apprentice Boland the year jockey who beat the favored veteran Eddie Arcaroin thrilling drive down the home stretch Additional comment has been received from John Lardner who wired the following from Poit Knox PLEASE CANCEL EARLIER RESERVATION TO TASMANIA FIELD RESEARCH Associate editor Harold Lavine has been covering Communist activities for seventeen years but never before had he encountered the paradox paradox involved Communist people in painting the portrait of a millionaire Communist page 28 Lavine interviewed more than a score ofpeople who had known Frederick Vanderbilt Field since since and all of them even the most bitter political adversaries of Field discussed him in terms of gentle kindly generous sincere idealistic and wonderful fellow With this issue Newsweek publishes the first compreher ever written on Commodore Vanderbilt's grandson whose personality defies his politics sive story great- THE COVER As the big names in entertainment entrainmet rush for the television bandwagon a medium moan with fierce eyebrows and even fiercer wit sits on sideline stool clutching a radio microphone Groucho Marx is prime proot of an age show- Lusiness adage If your act good roough you'll you'll always have an audi- euce Groucho maintains a highclass radio audience which refuses to be tempted by television while he's teasing his guests on You Bet Your Life How Marx does it and what fashio red radio did for him is revealed on page 56 photo by Ed Wergeles Wergeles The Editors Preven tomate tien gata ypntprrene Bl pnp tty grrr nae rae HEI HELTEL TP Ee FARTHER UBT AH Syie P: eaeeet: anes Se eS aan $ $i} Es $ $$ RN cs a BS mE iS SEE F BS his profits company company eo te ed chor Megs bot The Periscope Periscope Periscope Periscope Periscope What's Behind Today's News and War's to De Expected Tomorrow Level Appointmen~ S Expect Dwight D. Eisenhower to be named to the Committee for Economic Development and to take an active role W. Walton Butterworth is now sched- uled for appointment as Ambassador to Sweden H. Freeman Matthews the present Ambassador is likely to become Deputy Under Secretary State for Po- litical Affairs Dr. Herman Bundesen Chicago's head of health department looks like Truman's choice for the va- cancy on Atomic Energy Commission No Power to Fire Despite . Congressional howls about security risks in government agencies Congress won't give the Administration power to fire same The Administration first asked for such a bill three years ago A Security Bill that would give sensitive government agencies broad powers to boot ont personnel who might be risky has been in the hands of Congressional committees for several months The Senate Armed Services Committee hasn't even held hearings the House Civil Service Committee has fussed around a bit but done nothing Right now the State Departinent can fire security risks under a rider to an appropriation bill expiring June 30 Paves for Polities You can expect to hear more of the recent controversial meeting at St. Paul Minn to which some 4,200 Production and Marketing Administration committeemen traveled with a promise of a full day's pay plus mileage expenses Senate Republicans charge that speeches made by Agriculture Secretary Brannan and Sen. Hubert Humphrey were purely political rather than instructional as advertised Now Comptroller General Lindsay Warren is preparing to disallow the pay vouchers which were drawn on soil conservation funds National Notes State medical societies are holding secret meetings to plan political action in the fall campaign They'lTlhey'll oppose carididates who are for socialized medi- ciue ... Top Army and Air Force commanders in the recently completed Exercise Swarmer will urge cancellation of numerous smaller maneuvers planned for the fiscal year beginning July in order to earmark funds for another mass air invasion test The Navy and Marines may take part in the next one The Treasury Department has noted public resistance to the curent savingsbond drive As result it's spending more than it ever has to ballyhoo the campaign Low Cost of Courtesy By practicing a little common courtesy the Senate could buy for nothing chunks of international good will it couldn't purchase with any number of dollars When the Pakistan Prime Minister showed up at the Senate it took this top U. S. lawmaking body half an hour to round up a quorum and then the visiting head of state addressed a listless shown third chamber Such bad manners shown by any foreign parliament to President Truman would be denounced by these same senators as an affront to the U. S. Capital Straws Here's the real reason Deputy Under Secretary John Peurifoy broke the news about the State Department's finding and firing 91 homosexuals Fearing Sen. Joc McCarthy had heard about it the department wanted to take the edge off any charge he might make Although the Democrats have been accused of soft- pedaling the Kefauver crime inquiry for political reasons the truth is that Truman has ordered his aides to give it fullest cooperation The Senate Commerce Committee investigation of gam bling was so poorly prepared that nearly all the sensational testimony resulted from questions surreptitiously supplied by impatient newsinen ... ... Paul Herzog chairman of the National Labor Relations Board will retire when his current term ends Aug. 31 Military Flashes The Air Force is at Blue West One building up its base m Greenland refur- bishing wartime barracks and adding personnel This would be a key staging area for bombers and airborne troops in a war After spending most of its budget on bombers and level fight- ers the Air Force now concedes it hasn't enough planes for tactical support of ground troops It may ask Congress for still more money to develop this part of the air arm Atomic FYI bombs aren't stockpiled as ready made weapons but as shapes to be fabricated into bombs when necessary These shapes consist of explosive uraniun material that's fitted into the bomb casing Alding the Detector The Air Force is worriedl over the difficulty of keeping secretthe location of radar stations for the new aircraftaircraft warning network The need for speed has meant using local contractors in many areas and their bids must be sought publicly The Af doesn't specify what the projects are for but it's not hardto guess Also congressmen whose districts get stations are anxious to get credit The problem is critical for an enemy bomber familiar with the U.S radar lay- out would have a much easier time avoiding detection Trends Abroad Western diplomats fear Trygve Lie's visit to Moscow will touch off another phony Kremlin peace gestur designed to steal the play from the Big Three meetings . Paris insiders expect the will Socialists be back in the French government within a few months . Turkey and Iran both facing new Rus- sian threats are coordinating their road and railroad construction Watch for the Reds to close down the mation Service in Poland J.S. Infor and Fu gary only satellite countries where it's still operating Cast Syria Syria could go Communist There's un inclination in the State Department to dismiss as bysterical chatter hreats Syrian leaders to swing their country into the Soviet camp unless the Western democracies particularly the U. S. change their stand in Israel From the viewpoint of Syria's interests it would make no sense But Syrian eadership has been se entatie since that country received its independence afte the war that no course would surprise Washington What's more the Syrian threat has aroused some enthusiasmo in other Arab lands enough to give real concem fo the State Department Words Without Mean This may come as a surprise but you can discount the hostile words words being tossed around by both the Italian Italian and Yugoslav Governments on the issue of level who gets Trieste Actually top relations between the two com fries are exceptionally smooth Premier DeGasperi and Marshal Tito would be willing to divvy up the Free Territory with the city of Trieste and part of the coastal area going to Italy and the interior to Tito The trouble is that both men have Newsweek May 15 1950 No part of Periscope may be reproduced without written permission 13 ARR Tso Ra Ect aaa cs AT BT ET a wont THE FEW ey Ironically the in icale would be Communists wory little about vied oa gb gbwow gbo wo deliberately encour armay they Everyone WasWas a Navy There's There's undercover dissension the Atlantic Pact allies who what kind of Although the to concentrate U.S. among with a view ahead and build The Dutch naval naval expansion to protecting lines to their are expected tes cat marketings 27.500.000.000 825.00.00,00 last Bar Bar PET PET PET PET of 50.000 have havehave been widelwyidely and and Whose Tura to Be President graphical rotation able representative becomrepe resentative SebepcometempberrSeesptiedmebnetr to the of the However couscioucousscious mity in the election election of roll the CIO Political and Joseph D. Joe WestenWesten troops idea Germans Germans The " is that wants Louis Padilla Entezan withdrew Guide to OpportuOnpportiunittyOppoyrtunity Moscow 3 to manufacture in the . in Love of Romulo September and Keep your eye on an unusual enter- manufacture reservations for Incidentally resvations the youth his work as chairman of theAssembly's prise called Carver Inc. recently recently formed ommittee : bolow Commanist expec political security tagether by cramp of Yale undergraduates with pactul as a result of Wester pactul ; the rotation plan have seemed to alanded over tightening to prospects Communists Communists reason why domnustral him a natural Pixel Pacis amual to Their plan is put out an amual amual publi i cation aimed at guiding students toward in Berlin talk to alba dus Mathers to get Congres 4 and giving business a habiuates i 7 muxiety the from the Hour law so as hour Hear wage Hoor in cross section choose from of bright young men tis The companies would buy deerepe Phrena tontrollais tontrollais the case leamers They point out that which they'lthley'll describe ich that Disconne de reports ring the Chinese Moscow is Com Communists unists to and and hardware stores are that it takes considerably so ex- considerably businesses and the jobs 240 utajos compaines compaines available have copiase Nourly copiase on : Southeast in Best is that Mub learn the bankher business . Becoustraction Finance Corp. is interest to the The first issue will senior classes -- some wfs 20.7 20.7 Tenang's are almadly ban applications at record students of 29 Northeastern Northeastern colleges time too strong to suit the other ctiquests by Kranlin and them would rat first It considered 3.518 respuests in stonths of this year compared the next November : potimtially too povreful potimtially povreful in the saun period Movie Sa control : The Bureau of Internal Hegrate Tuxpressebdy the successio successio Quartel that sams paid professional professional The British Blo based on foar spurte Somerset 1984 Secretary 198 1984 194 84 1984 1984 1984 State Dean not subject with oking with oking Models European convinced a Wastem that cnless the nations spend more Independent contractor 3 1 their Letwn arukarnis the gap strength of the Trade Trends Trends E will featue unve recent Red Badge American Crane's filmed new 4 Heeiaryeiabay ead beet dian sedan pone Pou gsee ASH TUNES aL HHH resiLSaee ch ta ot oe . sete! Nows Syndicate anthon of Through Through Through has signed with Paper Charlie Chaplic Russia'sRusia's Back Paper do biograpes Newbwerk M 15. 1959 Communists and capitalists agree on shorter hours higher pay THE DIFFERENCE is that capitalism pro- pay delivers them Over the past 30 years duces it communism destroys it in the U. S. in spite of depressions wars That picture is of a sign on the platform of a communist union convention Shorter hours and correspondingly less work with same or higher pay can only mean higher costs fewer customers and so more layoffs That is of course the communist technique and material shortages the average hours worked by all workers has gone down from 46.3 to 39.1 a week while the average pay has gone up from 22.08 a week to 54.66 Communism and socialism may talk but Americanism delivers That's because America has the machines to make a workman Capitalism or the profit system worth more machines or Americanism whatever you want to call paid for out of saved it doesn't just talk shorter hours and more American profits sc i YOU CAN MACHINE IT BETTER FASTER FOR LESS WITH WARNER & SWASEY TURRET LATHES AUTOMATICS AND TAPPING MACHINES |: Pr Re Tr Rr -' Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington TrendsTrends a P PRO RO ii T TH HE E : N NEE W W VEEK BUREAU VEEK BUREAU BUREAU BUREAU BUREAU BUREAU , to win any major major major improvements improvements settlement with Faud over their their 7 Truman emphasize a odiet Truman Truman will emphasize emphasize : 3 will peace for peace peace on Telephone workers seizing unlikely are losing their fight being dropped dropped saving savingsaving j Maritique seamen are bitter at continuing stability want more stability and hiring halls serious economic International talk reclected use tie ups talked of 110.000 ceangoing the Comunism is of world Communism is 010 001100 uniuo nin onss wwiilll l ttrryy tto o hang hang they they approach nor will the present arms to But the President will a course his political were caught footed by The AFLAFL unles grain than has shift may shift its position up with beenvoted by the ? a Finance broad couies couies Finance scavity pos Committee guveniment would be as good as on by the ATL paed version become Jaw the join the CIO in seeking seking private g aircraft which would event of war ; : : set set preparations preparations us us be would take time male : year Tomman's Tomman's could greater ecusons budget could ecusons is planung months months clashclash with preliminary : encouraged * Adbainistration economists The are encouraged drop enemployment 1950 still goal oficials still temperedtemperedby illi ore has comeprincipally principally and 3 the number of that windle envisaged envisaged envisaged envisaged over time time improvement improvement rreemmaaiinnss high high 1,20,00 General expassion of the economy by increased bustness davestament ered price adhustments adhustments economic highhiegrher higher productivityproductiviprtoduyctivity hard General Motorswalkout operibeyegreteergiantreoper Specific won't be Specific municipal sore spots adjourns Almady investigated asastance from mayors mayors and nineteen cities sredeoile ies The sharp yank needed to lace these wires together quickly will break ordin.ry cords Expensive specialty tying materials were formerly required But now cord made of Cordura Rayon is used because it has the necessary strength it costs much less TEU HNME EO ede eee x LEO THOT EHH TOEOU ED + He He TC EH HT EOS HELE OHV EH ETH HHO HEHE HH Owe RHEE HEHE HHL OD weve | j ThisThis yarnyarn \ ; ) may be exactly ( what you need IT'S this yarn that makes tires running . .. without in- IT'S creasing cost Makes hose 50 stronger ... without increasing weight Puts extra strength into conveyor belts without incress- incress- ing bulk It's Du Pont Cordura High Tenacity Rayon makine made fiber that provides high strength at low cost Inherently stronger than natural fibers commonly used Cordura is made of continuous filaments short ends to pull apart under strain And it is absolutely uniform yarn with ro weak spots Right now Cordura is finding many new uses instance solying unusual problems like the one illustrated above It may be exactly right to help you realize your ideas for cutting costs for making a better product L NE U MAY PONT QUQU P #1A 4 PT AT OFF GET FULL INFORMATION about Cordura in this new munnat for Industry It gives playsi " cal properties of Cordura describes many s^"c cessful applications and tells you how Du Pour will help you profit from this yarn Weite Rayon Div E. du Pont de Nemours & Wilmington 98 Wilmington 98 Delaware Co. 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This Statler men is on the beam ried Pete hits the spur Soft store store server herons portions nights grand and piping hot For food that's cooked sadly : stucks of towels Duity right the state's state's state's anexeedled The seavy to a det - vhs and mare waters propelled propelled - jest houd Happy Landing i on HOTEL fs BOSTON BUFFALO STATLER DETROIT ST LOUIS OPERATED HOTEL WILLIAM PENN + + WASHINGTON PITTSBURGH bec Newsweek The Magazine of News Significance May 15 1950 NATIONAL AFFAIRS POLITICS H. T. Hits Road to Work Miracles In a flurry of superlatives Harold E. Stasson last week called Harry S. Truman the worst President ever to occupy the White House and the oloverest poli tician Mr Truman who knows that Stassen has a standing application for his job merely amused He promptly replied that it takes a politician to be come President And having thus dis posedof the question to his own complete satisfaction he immediately set out to give the perennial Republican hopeful a what practical demonstration ofwhat he was talking about At 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon he boarded a train for the Stateof Washing- ton ostensibly to dedicate the Grand Coulee Dam this Thursday but actually to launch the 1950 Congressional cam paign On the way he planned to make eight formal speeches and upwards of 50 whistle talks The trip would cover ten days 6,500 miles and fifteen states of which are electing congressmen and ten of which are electing senators this fall His strategy was indi- cated by his first two formal speeches At Lincoln Neh Monday night he told what the Brannan plan would do for the farmers at Cheyenne Wyo Tuesday be called for aid to small business wave of hope and the upsurge of busi- ness that swept the nation after Franklin D. Roosevelt's inauguratidoind swell the Democratic On the basis of all other past performances the Democrats stand to lose about 35 seats in the House this year and five or six in the Senate The President can't stand such losses however To offset the Southern devia- tionists and wina Fair Deal majority in Congress he must instead pick up 30 to 40 seats in the House and four to eight in the Senate And this week as Mr. Truman barnstormed the nation he was hoping to achieve just that It would be a political miracle If the President accomplishedit he could have further ambition except walk on water It wasn't the record of year CongresioCnal ongressional electionselections that Mr. Truman had to contend with If the Gallup poll meant anything his popularity had sunk appallingly low The last poll had shown 37 that only 37 per cent of the voters approved of him compared with 44 per cent who disapproved and 19 who were on the fence If a Presidential elec- tion were held today with Dwight D. Eisenhower as the Repub lean candidate Mr. Truman would be swamped Dr. George Callup declared Sixty per cent of the voters favored Ike Mr. Truman had made the gand Dr Gallup look silly before and he expected to again He laughed a his poll But there were other things at which he couldn't laugh * Florida laat week Ceorge A. Smathers a handsome year exMarine who opposes the Fair Deal de- feated Claude Pepper for the Democratic nomination for the Senate by 83,000 votes Pepper had been senator for four- teen years during which he was an Administration stalwart Administration Administration ana- lysts believed that the Negro question was primarily responsible for Smathers's victory the fact nevertheless nevertheless renamed that a critic of theFair Keal had licked a fervent supporter In Texas Ben Guill a Republican nessman was elected to Congress busi from It would be the first time Mr. Truman had done anything like that since the 1948 Presidential campaign And Re- publicans remembering that campaign definitely preferred not to With all the odds against him the President had en channed cajoled persuaded and frightened the American people into renewing bike his lease on the White House Year Bugaboo Now he was out to make the impossible come true again Although statistically the 51st Congress was overwhelmingly Democratic politically it had given Mr. Truman nearly as much trouble as the Republican- controlled S0th About a third of the Democrats in both houses were South- erners who voted with the Republicans as often as not For years the party in power in Congress has lost strength in year elec- tions only a single exception and that was a situation so special that it can be completely discounted In 1934 the FU FU as Democratic 18th District to loft vacant when Rep THE REPUBLIC REPUBLIC U. Chamber of Commerce Commerce Hoffman ECA adininistrator the the opinion that ththis is victory the Democratic Auditor Joseph T. to supply some an answer could get around the world last week But those who listened had such a wide choice of answers that they Meanwlude Meanwlude patched to the sharpest notes hiendly pown shooting down of Me and Ms. Smathers were overjoyed overjoyed ; but his victory didn't give H.S.TH.S..T. anything to cheer about nor did Fer^ason'Fer^asosn's they c^"n Ferguson the the Democrats could however party Divinerate who off the ballor only confused Here were the opinions Appearing before the House Armexi Armexi chairman asked for Cununifler Gen. Oma Bradley of the Joint Chiefs of Staff extension of the Selective Sery- Act because is to let up in the aggressive intensian intensian al Clonmmisu world Clonmmisu to domination domination tadon for weighing has repu repu mitte umudamely umudamely be umudamely recomended recommended followed that been ou B and warned fuest bear The action phone over the the rejcted Baltic Baltic , rejected rejected staternent that this plane bad Soviet & tritor Gove much much the responsibility responsibility both for nic force and the an INQUIRIES INQUIRIES INQUIRIES INQUIRIES War on McCarthy McCarthy McCarile List Senate Administration vellex atter valley the ar Home and congressed W g : the way they ngton Tydings was unduly prospects for world improving and that appropriaticus be quients next fiscal at the annual avesting avesting of the Lindley's Wash- the trouble made with shotgun shotgun Democratic indignation mounting steadily in McCarthy McCarthy mene pene setottasroverienenneptenetipargestt NATION 17 Ob Ges Communists known to the Secretary of State were in the department That McCarthy had shifted this figure from 205 to 81 to 57 had not mollified his Congressional opponents Nor had the senator's broken cunning as he sidestepped one set of charges by veer ing sharply to another raised him in the esteem of the puffing Democrats Plans began forming on March 22 to 1 prove that McCarthy was a liar and 2 reveal that his sensational accusa- tions stemmed from a year list of State Department suspects already ex amined by four Congressional committees which had remained unimpressed The opportunity to prove the Wisconsin senator a liar came when eleven days after the Wheeling speech McCarthy told the Senate that his original figure had been only 57. After some digging one of Deputy Under Secretary of State John Penrifoy's investigators turned up the necessary evidence two affidavits from officials of Station WWVA which had made a tape recording of the speech The deposing officials swore that they bad checked the speech that against McCarthy's prepared text and that the two had been materially the same In both the figure of 205 known Committnists was mentioned The second phase of the onslaught to achieve the total and eternal destruc tion of McCarthy was a disclosure that the 81 cases he mentioned in Feb. 20 Senate speech were merely a rehash of a 1947 list dug up by Robert E. Lee Jr. a House Appropriations Committee investigator Last Sunday afternoon a highly secret strategy meeting was held at subcom mittee chairman Millard Tydings's apartment in Washington Present were Penrifoy security officer of the depart ment under investigation and Committee McCarthy Democrats screamed May 15 1950 Internationes Bielaski Hundreds of documents Counsel Edward P. Morgan The time come said Senator TydingsTydings to ex- pose McCarthy He had discussed it with the President and advisheidm that the counterattack would be launched on the floor of the House and Senate ; P^'urifoyhad prepared a memorandum for Rep Frank M. Karsten who would reveal on the floor of the House the origin of McCarthy's 81 cases Also at the proper time the President would open the State Department's loyalty files on the 81. And it was decided that follow- ing Karsten's opening blast Sens Harley Kilgore and Matthew Neely would flash the affidavits proving McCarthy had lied to the Senate about his Wheeling speech The whole strategy was to be kept strictly secret That as secret as anything political can be in Washington Tydings exuding satisfaction from every pore privately told a newsman that there will be some interesting develop- ments this week At pan last Monday Karsten started to give McCarthy his workout His innocent doleful look dis- appeared as he said in a ringing voice have com plete contempt for any- une who through deceit or fraud would seek to inflame and hoodwink the Amer ican people The list of which Mc- Carthy had brandished had been care- fully examined and found not to be worth further investigation In underscoring Karsten's speech however Rep John J. Rooney of New York dropped one interesting fact In For of the S1 cases the FBI which had previously informed the State Depart- ment that its files contained no evidence of disloyalty had recently initiated full field investigations All four had been cleared by the State Department's loyalty board Yet derogatory information against them had been discovered by Lee in 1947 in State Department files Ou Tuesday amorber shategy shategy mech ing of Senate Demoorate took place I was decided that the ful onslaught on McCarthy's vercity would be launched the following day According to the plan a trap would be set for the Wisconsin Wisconsin febrand If in the face of the affidavits afidavits he continued to deny the 205 Comme nists charge someone would would spring the tape recording of the speech and play it right in the Senate chamber Though the secret of this meeting was well kept the strategy evolved there leated leated badly On Wednesday the Senate gallery crowded with newspapern en was Son Scott Lucas began the attack by reading into the record a statement made by Peurifoy on Tuesday reviewing the 205 Wheeling speech the 108 cases and the Lattimore question question Finally Ineas quoted there is no shred al truth to the senator's flat statement before he could complete the sentence Republican Sen. Kenneth Wherry was on his feet demanding that Lucas take his seat for violating Senate rules against calling another senator ^ lar Vice Pres- ident Alben Barkley directed Lucas to take his seat but after a vote Lucas was permitted to continue Ju dhe debate Kilgone read the affidavits on the Wheeling speech into the record and Neely in at impassioned display of vitriolic oratory demanded yes or no answers from McCarthy on the 205 Commmunists Department McCarthy Ti the McCarthy State hedged and dodged and slammed this silly numbers game But he would never be pinned down He sat quietly as Neely by indirection intimated that the Wisconsin Wisconsin Wisconsin senator was a Cain who should be branded When he had finished McCarthy picked up bis papers and stalked out of the chamber But he was midated In the course gg ety cee ete udHUAEmm KE VATRONAI VATRONAI APPAA PPAIN I APPN AIN personal witnesses witnesses concemig concemig the next Owen day attraction pushes it off the boards mean 18. or which battle restomed to the outlining battle with Frank Bielski former was then telling the Tydings subcommit subcommit subcommit notorious Amerasia bundreds Amerasia would keep Amexasha his Remington Back to Remington ordeal of Willium Remington be Elizabeth gan when Comanmist underground Bentley fonuer underground courier told a Senate investigating committee member of spy been member his repeated member her and emphatic dendals Commerce 80 economist economist year economist Commerce Department Department suspended from his job Though # Board disqualified the him Board cleared charges Remington questioning committee questioniTngavernerby Jr. AFL then and that unknown to him he had around with secret Commumist his accusers to assume that party member On Saturday er Joseph L. clear clear his client cies statements record record of new union the fue : in mist's Win or lose times intentions his maladroit- unkies himself that may be Amenit unkies the Amenit THE CON and Feudin Fightin Fightin same said the great debates west 1949. This year thr arguments on CCA were exhibited Ent in Braington Braington 3102.450,000 3102.450,000 3102.450,000 om been too Union's Union's advocused that Chiang Kai- Costs to and publicly for declared clash clash of of reinstated in the Commerce 900 slander suit of cout for was settled descubed ani substantid sounded for hier weekRemington's all over again when the Thouse Activities Committee subpoenteri him previously previously Two previously Reraingtou waturesses who had in scoret session session had had had named named as Communist Parry mem- They wen Bhousand Allen Bridginan Tults College and cut would stand tation itself was set only on prevent ing further ents Last week foo 80.9 vate The Scrate Scrate 3.1.22.450.000 3.1.22.450.000 Sale The Toing through on a 37-86 vote the swore the Cannuunist Cannuunist Cannuunist mented in the another bloc stay on and his head enuationless Newsweek Newsweek Newsweek interstate crime For three months it languished while the Administration sought to step Sen. Homer Ferguson the GOP's ace investigator and a Judi- ciary Committee member NEWSWEEK April 24 The special committee was the Administration's answer On Tuesday night Kefauver was allowed to bring this substitute bill to the floor Majority Leader Scott Lucas on record against special committees changed positions to support Kefanver But the Republicans would have nothing to do with the substitute They wanted to give Ferguson a chance to investigate Kansas City and other Democratic bigcity machines When Sen. Robert A. Taft offered an amendment to allow the Republican minority to name its own representatives on the committee it was voted down 39-31 on straight party lines Then to the utter surprise of both parties the vote on the Kefauver resolution was tied Four Southern Democrats joined the GOP against the substitute To no one's amazement Barkley broke the tie in favor of the Administration But the fight for a thorough investigation of the politics axis was not lost Kelauver indicated that he would stomp ahead no matter what toes he stepped on There is not going to be any shying away from Kansas City he said We intend to go there Color Line Still to come for the Senate was the delayed debate on fair employment practices Promised as the first order of business this session the discrimination measure har been repeatedly stalled The primary fights in Florida and Alabauna in which FEPC was an important issue had been the last obstacle This week the Senate got around to discussing whether it would discuss this controversial bill With Southern Democrats determined to fili- buster the measure at every step there was hardly a chance that it would ever come up for vote Only by invoking cloture could the Administration ram through this part of its rights pro- gran A thirds vote would be needed to limit debate and no one really believed that Democratic leaders could muster it Meanwhile as conscious seu ators and representatives looked apprehensively at the calender a logjam of vital legislation piled up behind FEPC If the maneuvering dragged on Augnst would find the Senate tied down to its job in the Washington heat Last week also the Senate Finance Committee approved a bill to liberalize the present security law The bill would increase age benefits 90 per cent lower eligibility requirements and add 8,300,000 people to the 40,000,000 already covered by the Social Security May 15 1950 NATIONAAL NATIONAAL IFFARN IFFARN WASHINGTON TIDES Is There Real Danger of War by ERNEST K. LINDLEY is small wonder if alert and In most of the international crises Intelligent American citizens find it hard to reconcile the conflicting appraisals of the international outlook emanating from responsible official sources in Washington We who are on the scene who know the sources of this period PresidertPresidert Touman has spoken and acted with courage H. is however a natural optimist He is impulsive at times and he enjoys ad libbing Moreover he appears to think at the moment that he American and more about their viewpoints than people want to be told that shadows can be conveyed in a banner headline a passing re- mark or a brief statement also find it hard In staking out a few guideposts we should first recognize that some official comments are made not inform the American public Their objective may be to create a state of mind either here or abroad or to influ- onec a specific action hero or abroad Or the purpose may be merely to please public opinion or particular groups of voters This unfortunato y is too often the case Some things are said awkwardly or on impulse even if with honest intention When someone suggests that the international outlookis reallyominous danger that there may even be of war the familiar cry goes up from isolationist quarters that a war scare is being whipped up for political pur- of poses In due course some the officials who are truly aware of the danger decide that the public or part of it has been gripped by hysteria and perhaps someone thinks a new mission to Moscow might be a good idea Reassuring statements follow And if the Russians are not at the on the horizon are not really ominous least that there is no real danger of armed conflict at the present time On an pulse is genuinely fond of the President 9 Truman called up to congratulate Mr. Hoover on speech which struck at the founda- tions of American American policy At a press conference last weck he not only said that the international situation was more favorable now than in 1946 which is probably true but indicated that the defense budget for next year would be less than for this year Having no pipelines in the Krem- lin the West must appraise Soviet intentions from outward evidence Moscow recently has showed many signs of cockiness It is pushing in several directions simultaneously Its immediate objectives are not clear and may depend upon the weaknesses which it uncovers The prevailing view in Washington is that the Soviet Gov- to ernment is not prepared yet take the risks of a major war that the dan- ger of immediate war lies u incidents or miscalculation by the Kremlin moment shooting down an American plane or engaged in some other overt action which alarins or irks the American people the hysteria is quieted and often in Congress becomes Igests rate of Soviet rearmament sug Igests Igests however that by 952 1953 or 1954 the Kremlin may be ready ready for major war The West at its present rate of rearmament will no be It cam sleepy indifference TH cycle has been repeated many times in the last four years There is no room here to evaluate one by one the content or the motives of the varions contradictory appraisals of the international outlook which have issued issued from official sources even during the past year or the last month However one official in particular has the responsibility to speak steadily and frankly to the American people He Is the President make the risk of war obv ously pro- hibitive to the Kremlin only by rapidly strengthening its military defenses Europe well as in the United United States . The threat can be met only by a greater effort than we have yet made probably It the effort is mademade then probably will be less gennine cause of jitteri- nega that there is now or has been at various times in the last four years The American people can he expected to rise to the need mless the President and other officials see what is needed and tell them 27 ee HerRar gatae AL BE CEUISLYH ULES LLHFELL UE HEUTE 1 giggle FcR RR page SHALES TEAR PTA re ic e UMUCl LHL fi" fl fifi fl Freddie Field through his ddescendeescended from Con- Vanderbilt Vanderbilt ferry boat family fortune public be dainued of the wealthiest buan railroad magnates of he father he ran his time truce his his to Sammel Osgood Postmaster Postmaster the the first first and Cyrus transatlantic transatlantic transatlantic transatlantic cabic Field His father William B. well known cngincercngincer Osgood used t genealogical line a Vanderbilt Proper New Yorkers Freddie was born on April 14 , 1905 in his father's mansion 045 Filth Avenue midtown with his brother 9 freshman ors water buckets Phoenix PuddinInsgtitute was an parties parties and and bad bad League duty duty Freddie Yet Freddie Freddie missing the suow facet , and gave a t look his nose what the window hungry while Field and window and his friends 3507 This hardly sounds like due today urveigurhveighss Wall Street imperialisan praise for the Close Communist Comunist calls such Communist leaders boster and rades And the wasn't typical typical was hundly friends friends friends on the the than he among Laurence Vivazetill Vivazetill Vivazetill Lesurs Mass then known as Highlan magnificut place The m others has and social consciousness NATIONAL NATIONAL AFF CHIN even more work Field went from Hai vard to England for a year of reading and listening to lectures at the Loudon School of Economics Characteristically The felt guilty about that Classmates far more brilliant than he was couldn'tcouldn't af ford to study in Europe he said They had to start earning their way in offices and factories At the London School he was fired by Harold Laski and by the veteran Socialist Graham Wallas He met several of the younger members of the British Labor Party He heard Ramsay MacDonald speak He did not become a Socialist but Socialism intrigued him Field returned to New York with letter from Laski to Belle Moskowitz the brilliant woman who until her death was Alfred E. Smith's most trusted adviser Smith then was running for President against Herbert Hoover Field contrib uted to his campaign and became a volunteer Democratic Party worker At the same time he joined the staff of the Dustitute for Pacific Relations and took over the presidency of The Open Road organizing tours of Europe and Russia for college students and others They were conducted tours and in Russia the Soviet Government naturally did the conduct ing The Open Road thus was a channel for Soviet propaganda Young Field neither knew about that or cared His attitude was a simple ingenuous one Russia was a vast and important country that more Americans ought to see he was helping them see it It didn't take more than a few weeks for Field to become disillusioned with the Democratic Party His first shock came from talking with other Democratic campaign workers they sounded just like Republican campaign workers They didn't have any vision of a brave new world they simply wanted to win the election Field sat down and read both Lamont A banker's son helped May 15 1950 the Democratic and Republicau campaigu platforus In the fashion of Presidential platforms they were echoes of each other Meditation One night young Field went home to his bachelor apartment at 14 East 60 Street and thought it all over It was the apartment of a young man of fashion with exotic colored walls framed in light blue And his conclusion was a crudely Marxian one It took big money to run a campaign he decided and the only way for both parties to get that money was to wuo the corporations they were therefore the captives of corporate interests As Field later told McAlister Coleman the Socialist writer when he awakened the next morning he said to himself A plague on both their houses An hour later he was sitting in the Rand School office of Angust Claessens who then was rumming the Socialist Party in New York When he Internaplitonak itu and away from Lasci's socialism . ', draw Field into Red fronts .. .. left he carried a Red membership card of the Socialist Party with a stamp for his first month's dies 50 cents attached He was only 23 and looked much younger slim very blond and slightly bewildered In toward psychological I forms am heading toward as perfect a completion of my desires instincts and impulses as possible he explained And he added " am told by everyone I meet that one is a Socialist until one is 30 and then becomes a liberal and at 40 one finds oneself a conservative I'm not at all sure that I won't outgrow it but I am absolutely dead certain it's not a stunt He didn't know it but Field had taken his first long step along the road to Communism Field plunged into Norman Thomas's campaign for the Presidency contribut- ing money organizing a First Voters League and holding corner mectings The Communist Daily Worker it said obviously was capitalism On March 20 1929 Fied Fied married Miss Elizabeth G. Brown of Di hith Minn He had met her in the course of his liberal activities Among New York's 400 the marriage created an even greater stir than had young Field's spousal of Socialism No one had ever heard of Befty Brown Duluth didn't even + have a Social Register The ceremony was a private one at the home of Fiel I's parents on _ Fifth Avente The few guests were invited by telephone That August the newlyweds sailed aboard the Caronia for . combination honeymoon and year's study of social and political movements in Russia and the Far East They went to London Berlin Warsaw Moscow where they were joined by James G. McDonald chairman of the Foreign Policy Association Association and his secretary John D. Rockefeller III then across Siberia to Kyoto Japan where the Institute of Pacific Relations was holding an international conference Conversion The depression depression had ready set in when they returned Young Field became even more ac ive in the So cialist Party He raised funds for Southern textile strikers strikers and for the charwome of Harvard who it was du covered had been receiving 2 cents an hour under the legal minimum for the park nine He drew up manifestos der ounchng The Harvard Crimson for an editorial urging that an honorary degree be given to Ernst Putzi Hanfstaeng the friend of Adolf Hider He became a member of the board of the Pioneer outh which ran summer camps for un lerprivileged children Increasingly he became rked by the Socialist Party's platosophy of gradualism The depression had given him a 29 Pr A ob angen pepe agrarian a Soe hee VEN VEN VEN not there as Louis was dioners ive funds which addition other trots Commnist now recalls toward toward not break cleanly Socialists Socialists continued to while was even while he was Communists One of his days declares flirtations with the become a Com unist member not kurowa The evidence is that it mafed mafed muud with his 1993 anid 1993 from Ketty Brown of marmrarireided his his ffr ri ie en nd d of dispree Barnes Barnes at about then In Chambers CommeistCom eist untiring anergy anergy which his devoted to making money sparkplug devoted a score by Under his Spencer was the in Latin America and brought ret vuly and zeal but money well He out dollars by the scores of thousands and it evidently didn't pinch like a him for he continued to live young man in a lavish four- house with private olevator af 16 Twelfth Street 18 1937 he married Mrs. Chamberlain Hunter of Santa in Com fronts For reported 60.000 has bought a three building at West 26 Street to house the organize- in which he was interested The were his wife and Negro leader who has Communism lavish plate plate munist American sut shouting " They vaded middle middle middle middle imperialist mumist mumist Freddie Freddie Freddie Field for a second front Now that Field applied aplied for Intelligence gigiving ving his knowledge FaFr ar Fast as his qualification burned burned down At that Commmist Party's had helped helped had helped helped the central figure in a ease fomat the worked on magazine Today China Today merely veite for The fronts Now I Daily Worker Now Masses Masses Promotion Bom then on swiftly in the Communist Party He was those He was among Field ros 19:15 1948-49 1948-49 Affairs party's was banding theoretical the Yor that all Comrades there follow ou pain That year from MMrsr. s. Anita Wipe Greeting sixteen vishing Germuni Touring the country appeared on the steps of New York's players City Hall con ection to be photographed photographed they they were were blitzed by volley of nging tomatoes and apples The tossers members of Betar an extremist Zionist group Three were quickly arrested arrested Other Zionist groups mortal way connection connectcionnoectnion with the fruit and vegetable barruge Newsweek Ty 5. 1966 | FLATS from punctures ! 301 NAILS NAILS NAILS ... NO NO AIR LOSS !! 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ALASKA JAPAN KOREA CHINA OKINAWA OKINAWA THE PHILIPPINES PHILIPPINES Seskeoreteys nung] LA Tgge ris east reste ot FOREIGN FOREIGN FOREIGN AFFAIRS AFFAIRS THE COLD WAR Meeting Red Blunder on Eve Eve of Meeting Why That word ran through the heads of Western officials last week Why had the Russians deliberately chosen this par- ticular moment to announce that no more German prisoners would be returned Ironi Soviet captivity thus admitting m effect that hundreds of thousands were dead or had vanished The Soviet Union was deeply involved in its most serious propaganda campaign in the Reich It was preparing for a public test with the Western Powers during the rival East and West Berlin rallies on May 28 The American British and French For eign Ministers were meeting in London this week to work on their own consider- able problems in Germany In fact the chief worry of Secretary Acheson on leaving Washington had been a Soviet- Coran deal trot called The People's Policeman In sudden upsurge upsurge of cantion dar Berfhe Radio refused to release the words Quibbling Continued) Georgi Zarubin a nosed bushy browed Russian who likes fishing flying and motorcycling but scorns playing cards as a foolish pastime last week passed playing his time the marathon diplomatic sport known as Austria The year- old Big Four talks on Austrian peace torat had been suspender at Russtr voqrosh a May London Nos Zarubin ddiddanneggaeton ddiddanneggaeton meeting at Lancaster House But when the Russian deal cards they turned out to be the same eared deck he had 252 carlier sessions used to stall the Zarubin's stalling tactics ade it prob able that the Big Three Foreign Minis ters would have to do something about Austria this week They may decide decide occupation lighten the by wusing the of military posts military placing the highhigh commissioners commissionerscommissioners commissioners and commenders commenders under United new civilian commissioners The United States as the only occupatio a power now paying its own expenses may also urge the British and French to do likewise Perhaps the answer was really simple Moscow has established a reputation for Machiavellian diplomacy but its record shows diplomatic blundering on a cosmic scale When Stalin makes a mistake he makes a whopper The 1939 pact with Hitler was only the outstanding example Western diplomats in London therefore could take hope The maxim that battles are won by the generals who make the fewest mistakes applies to cold as well as hot wars Climate Chill The Soviet action sent an ultimate chill of heart and sout into German homes For five years famities had waited as nearly 2,000,000 pris- oners straggled back from the Soviet Union waited in the hope that the next batch would include a Hans a Kurt or Fritz a son a husband or a father Now nobody even knew how were left in theSoviet many as 1,500,000 1,500,000 many Germans perhaps Frightening terrible monstrous cried Dr. Kurt Schumacher Socialist leader in Western Germany Cata- strophic added Chancellor | Konrad Adenuitor in Bonn The Wester Cer man Republic worked on measures to han the Communist Party At time when tension between the Germans and the West was rising the Russians had once again proved that nothing dar West could do to Germany would ever com pare in severity with Soviet actions FOOD VS. WORDS Last week W. Averell Harriman the Marshal plau's am- people United bassador arrived in Berlin with a message for its people that the back them with economic aid until they achieved a free life in .S would Reich In the picture above Harriman stands by Mavor Erust Reuter of West Berlin J. a and opposite John McCloy American High Commissioner as they inspect ; poster proclaiming that Berlin is being rebuilt with Marshall id By con- trast the Russians continue to give Berliners straight propaganda a shown be- lowin the May Day parade of youths in East Berlin Music Music Music Communists German and otherwise are not noted for their sense of humio~ No one was therefore surprised when it was revealed that the new director of the controlled Berlin Radio one Kurt Forest was promoting a proletarian fox Newsweek May 15 1950 HO PSE een SUR Ota on iit Le teaiae coment eset pea AMMA Tears Letteg stot ERA EAN 2S ERS eBuae a SSPE RI I Ta er Lancaster House unobtrusively unobtrusively a resounding i velopment velopment Ghost factor of the Bevin weeks in Manor House He spital hemorrhoid operation He pounds of his usual 230. 2 ance was cadaverous cadaverous had bis The Suday Pictorial photogrple hhu leaving the hospital THE PICTURE THAT SHOCKED seemed obvious obvious that operation had a2 photogrple al caption probably the On this basis the ought drews up a statement or joint But has been att Southeast Asia which strongly Bevin From hospital to conference e succeed than survive survive P NT dace hc AR cane at ea at te ce a ce car apaainatbe t e fepypeag a t ete REANE Hh ct ct ah oa 4 Significance- Significance- Propagnda No. 1 Item Conference Conference Propaganda SignificanceSignifcance- Is No. 1 London Propaganda Conference Item Secretary Secrtay Acheson Acheson Loudou conferencconfeerence Wsindal NewsWEE ardeed a full briefbrief Du case arms alone but is inherent in the Lappiness and welfare of the Boomies Although the the conference conference is short Acheam peoples inge will tor fadinfgading a means means of including including Centaux Centaux Centaux in Atlantic defense discussions consting Jaotic Pact official membership membership in the 8 Pact community However fa^ ^ ek aroonish this Won don teal gant West's West's West's crater Washington and nations econonik Levent Levent Levent But its schlites ing the movement occupation Britan Britan Britan relaxing stymied the the 4inn 4inn force but au defense system of West alike Washington tends toward be raised and vigorously vigorously the September tak lihat of due Assembly Newsweek MG THE RIGHT GUESS WRONG WEIGHT As anyone could guess the man on the scales weighs more than he should Like some 42 million other Americans who are overweight his excess pounds may affect not only his appearance but his health as well How much should a person weigh Some doctors say that proper weight at age 25 to 30 should be maintained throughout life Most people however gain weight as they grow older The average increase during or after middle age is about 15 pounds To avoid this it is wise to follow the doctor's advice about diet exercise and living habits especially after age 3 If overweight should occur it is usually possible to reduce to proper weight simply ard safely under medical guidance Some ways to reach and keep your best weight See your doctor before attempting to reduce Virtually all cases of overweight are due to overtaling Sonne cases however may be complicated by other conditions After a thorough examination the doctor can determine whether or not you have complications that require special medical attention He can also decide how much weight you should lose and advise approved methods by which won can lose it safely Follow your doctor's advice about diet Authorities say that weight loss usually should not exceed 6 to 8 pounds a month A diet that causes more rapid loss may fail to provide food elements the body needs 30 let the doctor recommend the kinds and amounts of foods that will protect health and strength while you are reducing It also wise not to take any reducing drug except under a docfor's supervision Rely on your doctor to recommend proper exercise Excess weight strains the heart and other organs too much or the wrong type of exercise may add more strain Some physical activity is an aid in most cases for it may help to use up food that might otherwise turn into fat Only the doctor can deter aine the types of exercise that will be effective mnd cafe in your roducing program program Even after reducing people with a tendency toward overweighto len put on extra pounds again again This can usu ally be avoided by following medi- cally supervised duly rourme For more facts about overweight send for Metropolitan's free booklet Overweight and Underweight For oxample contains fiblas n desir able weights suggested low calorie menus and caloric values of nearly 300 foods Re OVERWIGHT ee OVERWEIGHT OVERWEIGHT Metropolitan Life Insurance Company 1 Madison Avenue New York 10 N. Please send me a copy of your booklet D Overweight and Underweight Underweight __ Name .--__-___ . ae Street i a LNNr a FOREIG " AFFAIRS AFFAIRS - UNITED NATIONNASTIONS - The London GETTING THINGROOM IT WITH LOOK TOAVOID THAT GREASY TE HAIR LOOK MORE ABUNDANT id yt ore thin top perting perting on or receding receding at due don't don't call call tengiles to your thin bair with greasygreasy and other grunt mining Bohemia Erz and GeorgeGseorges United someumed Paris he to Moscow this week in hopes Joseph Stalin His a^"nTo get back into the CN which since January because because attended of Nationalist of the China China by there holding holding holding a meeting to be Nationalist heads states of or their foreign ministers Specter Specter cold The cold the war Rose Rose down the horticukural Front announced the shaped rose The was not only white Sau but of new Peace Peace Peace froi resistant hae GERMANY Industrial Industrial Industrial BBaan ns s alternative Lie warned sooner Whatevr role or a third world war However in London Le met the same and Puris he had skepticism found in Washington before his departure Im portant British and American diplomats in London while careful reallinn Eith the UN Lie's the UN privately deplored miss sion to Stalin because because of Bussia's too- proven lack of of good faith Patis politely while receiving receiving Lie Moscow skeptical that his was deeply visit could possably do any good mately play in defending Western Povers this week Occupation policy of Germany and preventing without Alliedconsent demilikan Zing reament three Hugh Commissioners laying down omnibus law thus forged a major ment for continuing the occupation occupation and made the German Government an allied agency in entering Cera us austral disarmament These restrictions Win clamped on Industries virtually all capital apod CZECHOSLOVAKT CZECHOSLOVAKT CZECHOSLOVAKT .: Ore Else Ore Else Else This mysterious mysterious item from an unnamed Czech Czech newspaper appeared last week under the heading Alas Poor Yorick in goods ships ships right Pv Pv militan militan such as weapons projectiles aircraft aircraft and machine machine tools signed for making war materials Production banned iad i permitted Primary magnesium sym thetic rubber and butadie ws and ie Now the times Hair Tonicl How Vicious Can You Get oo. your hair asprudly asprudly asprudly band naturally will werent! 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Rem^n Panama Panama Panama p^ army 80 man station of the country's only a powerful figure On also an active business- with an interest in cattle gasoline bus lines and hotel To protect interests he kicked out one Presi opinion put in and a ipset his plans plans another When general strike threatened public threatened he installed his arch- back in the limelight put Arius and it where limelight where he likes to be happy his lot so Las cot been me In the six months since power by firm^nhis rannaged to make enemies of the Church and many of his own followers as well as the hitherto small frightened frightened frightened opposition biggest mistake of stages of the war the Presidency in 1911. 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Minis Tas A igs By if cll Costs Costs Costs Costs Costs Costs Costs Costs Less Less Less Less Less The govemments die antihistamine um this foold week exured exured In preparing Cleveland May Conauission had ful withesses to for lived juove enge Federal Tundr Tundr upseveral DOWEY the advertising advertising of Analist Nepera Nepera Chemical Company and Resistab Bristol Myers lakse and misleading Resistab colls in one day day Analust declared that claimed to kill stop colds fast i'm clinical periment by the US US Navy Medical Medical Medical Corps results were amazing many colds were literally nipped in the bud In Cleveland the FTC will listen to doctors rounded up by Nepera and Myers who will extol the benefits of the products Anahist for instance says that it has records of 12.000.000 tablets prescribed in twenty months by doctors and hundreds of medical wit- Besses to prove its claims he rebuttal later in WashingtonWashington the FTC will present Dr. Norman Topping Public cold export of the United States Public Health Service to say that colds are caused by viruses Since antihista- mines do not touch virus they cannot possibly prevent check or cure a cold FTC's The prize witness will be rep- resentative of the office of the Navy Surgeon General General who will disclaimdisclaim any naval connection with tests on Anahist The Navy Navy will asset HatHat Capt Capt Jolin M. the Great Lakes Naval Training Center conducted Anabist tests his on own and the Navy in no way endouses his work Small Studies pollution problems some serious some mino nuisances came up for dis- cussion this werk in Washington when 500 engineers gathered for a govene ment sponsored candevoure Only aber on hef of the affensive industri = practice oder con iral Carey P SME t ured oat Conservancy Lathontons told the assem The worst oftendees are plants procesprocess ingiproncessging entoal entoal products products soap paper tond cdl ae fave cis and " iat and chemieakrajls akrajlls Aniong Aniong Aniong the most tum methods It r Genral Motors #Canbustian #Canbustian Boring : a^ 1200 1.100 1.100 Masking Masking our doosir't always public always than the original original Fahrenheit beratse part thinks the cure is smell . This of the wrese Ruming alleading base through cubon or some to wash out the materials chemical chemical Nowwwerk Nowwwerk May 15 1930 Halds they or has and plant We aye beqyectygens drained iple tees But segel duide and t re Pengas Heat pidushies have increased their smell gases they will the smokestack Lister and rise Higher the atmosphere atmosphere But tricks cather grerus Most conditions conditions at thues toss the nasty smells back on the community people believe that if air smells od must be injurious to the health ideas may warn of danger visiting doe Sayed Sayed mmebirth mmebirmmetbirhth at worked m the dark penod penod penod show + struth on the oxunit^ny table unt eply tube glothed bar wenkiled a From waist waist sheet under foot to foot she which the draped is draped draped draped in msosing playe can extends his the mystery of haals to sobe nearl dways able ailment In Europe and by the United States Danoi a postinontem postinontem postinontem technician technician technician prepares to pol ution polluted says told the engineers but schich does not offend sh met Les more hautul Damage to the than than smellier tissues of the faunes throat wel lungs unty este este gradual that it is not recognized by the people affected Only extreme outbreaks outbreaks such such Dotiora Dotiora Pa disaster in October when twenty person died and a the 1948 aye 6.000 were nuade ili bow air mokamion Pee is public public attention drawn tes the Thudies Thudies seeqert ance Public Health terbonic pati ms cancer W. 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I think it was when I was captain of the aircraft carrier Lexington in the Battle of the Coral Sea and the Lexington was damaged and had to be sunk later by our own torpedoes Heavy silence Groucho What was your greatest thrill Admiral Sherman When I stood on the bridge of the Missouri in Tokyo Bay and watched the Japanese sign the suncuder towns at the end of World War II Groucho Well that's about as big thrill as anybody could have I didn't know you were Imuch of war here have cracked all those about you quite that I wouldn't hum jokes Croucho Marx made his professional debut nearly half a century ago under the sole egis of a Protestant Episcopal Church choir It was a short association summarily severed when Groncho pune tured the organ bellows with a hat pin Similar disregard for inhibition was in later years to impel Marx and his three brothers Chico Harpo and Zeppo to lunatie success in vaudeville on the stage and in the movies But the day came in the late and depressed 1930s when the Marx Brothers were to taste the Sateess of being onetime greats Four times Groucho the lumnier of the brothers approached a radio career and four times four different sponsors repulsed him Even I began to suspect that the trouble might have been me be says now Then came You Bet Your Life It got all to a slow start on ABC From stage shows the Marxes : in October 1947. Critics mounued that great comedian had descended to the role of a simple quiz master At the start the show was slow Then by record ing and editing it for pace Mary hit his stride In 1949 he won a Peabody Award for comedy radio's most admired accolade His listeners bought so eagerly of his sponsor's product Elgu American compacts cigarette cases and dresser sets that the small company was forced drop the program The DeSoto Plymonth dealers of America stepped it up You Bet Your Lite which once lingered in 92nd place in the popularity rulings of all commercial radio programs this week rested in sixth place Marx was cm BEATS ET YP AU YP ae Invited Invited into of programs CBS's chammed circle and this week is Me obiect of d high bidding batlbe attle between NRC and CBS for 4 permanent les an hhis is services Croucho Marxy usually usually regarded as the oldest of the Marx brothers Now working up to i modding ac quaintance with 60 he admits to 30 Groucho has always been the third of the five son bom to the late San and Minnie Marx of New York City no better a Sam tailor the father was than he was a pinochle player but he worked harder on the latter ocpation ocpation The family was always at the bare sub- sistence level Minnie whose ambition far outweighed her tiny size noted that the most affluent of her acquaintances was her brothe brothe er Adolph Schoenberg Schoenberg Already in vaudeville as Al Sh he Was later to distingush himself as half of Callagher and Shean Winnie therefore steered her boys straight into show business Chico's piano style was rarefied abongh even when he was a yoing man to enable him to bring money home from local dates Minuie turned turned next to Groucho the son who personally had thought it might be nice to be a doctor For several years Croucho picked up singing jobs and while he was .1 pember of Cus Edwards's Postal Tele ph Boys he got 13 a week- -as much money Minnic as papa made by was not satisfied tailoring But with small The boys wen co christened over a poker game night by an itinerant cartes srset rind with zhythmic for brothers the zhythmic propos ba order o Chics Leonard wise regard bin betta amen an Whicken Whicken chaser Harpo Arthur who bont knowing the harp Goocho the saberest of the Com e apparently wi alius always Miton had a passion for wearing subbers or gumshoes and Zeppe Herbert dnbied by lw brothers his general Zeppelin like mobility ~.. continued their vaudeville lunacy to movies like A Day at the Races and A Night Culver Phat u at the Opera May 15 1950 ae It any i ' !! t yt : i \ + ! : it ! New New New New New New New , * i Hl : ' blog ; Thou K j in vid : / : it ' t wok i toy. i \ i al i oad : ~ i , i. | \ ia ' : rm Melinda Kay and Groucho MR re show off occasionally Groucho says But he picks his own time bigger mimi mot a very have a hair- good one butit works kind of semiautomatically I'in the brash realistic type i i Twice married and about to complete | his second divorce Groucho has threc ! children year Mirtuan and 8 | year Arthur both of whom Are writers and year Melinds The separation from Kay Dittig leaves Mars | | master of a fifteen house in Beverly d Hills where his chiel pursuit is fairly \ early sedentary sedentary and quiet life \ An early Mare plays golf attends haseball games- and | reads voraciously voraciously Siver You Bet Your Life is werk job collecting little more than an leto as he reters to the proes of the 5,000 he a week he sett fran the stone as straling money Combining Max and quiz show was the idea of minuto minuto John also Quedel an idea responsible responsible responsible for the People Are Funny Houseparty and Famitohl . Xaner Xaner GrouchoGrouchoGroucho brittle brittle and brittlbreittle De De given Vacation Guadel songdow to a chance to programs tohl you'ryoeu're as thin pane Yon should have have depth and and warmth say something something nive ante in Groucho owns half the program program his his under Graucho is host the other half sentimental about sentimental about his mio access access much because epomp ha put the Marx in as for nature back in steady anything anything else His epomp cie considerably office value soon be seen has juoped considerably seen with Jane Russell considerably and larraping larraping clown brothers Chico is set to start libs own TV TV wah- series and and Grouchd's Grouchd's eyebrows eyebrows are wah- bling at the thought of TV Radin in the menutime is far the richer for Carusha May 13 1950 anagement men direct the Baltimore Ohio The that constant progress required con stant planning stant to give & shippers new stant and faster trains batter yards and facilities , and ever more depondable service bei among O's modem mothurs Outstanding Sentinel siding Service Service which assures siding in carload siding freigit schedules freigit dependability schedules Through Through its Automatic Recore's Recore's featurefeature shippers and receivers are told at schedule schedule aann y dinntoetrirfuipetdioangaiinnof Sreenftoirnwealrdoiunrgs Bel aM j AFF sett & representatives from coast to coatcoat and and coast from from bordbeordrer to to border border have have had practical practical training throughout the & tisystent TheyT'hveey've seen the operations in and advise offices offices and can advise pprroobblelmem wherever So wherever yards terminals you on you a any ny you are ask terminals an an tt BALTIMORE & OHIO doing things better ! : rent romemenrstsslheas Lalas Ts , mn OhtaSenses : el i.in The UTILITIES are THE OIL INDUSTRY uses lots of wood in places where excessive moisture causes rapid decay The USG of PROTECTED wood under such conditions pays for itself many times over wood Make your wood structures demand demand demand demand last longer PENTA contributes to the icfety and long life of vital Umbers used in MINES Here a clean wood preserva- tive has become a necessity PENTA Con be beat for treating RAILROAD cor lumber in addition this clean wood preservative adds years to the life and usefulness of railroad lies decking and loading platforms THE CLEAN WOOD PRESERFITH PRESERFITH - ' Industrial Builders Mines Utilities and Railroads -houk all le vitally interested in PENTA should be acquainted with this modera wood preservative that adds years to the life of wood siructures For PENTA makes profitable long term investments out of wood structures Wood treated with PENTA is safe from termites and + decay and lasts three to four times longer than untreated wood Thi decay lasting durability of PENTOPROTECTED PENTOPROTECTED lasting : and lower maintenance costs wood means fewer repairs repairs For detailed information about PENT -and how it gives built per- manence to wood struc- Fures and wood products write Dow Dept. PE 53 THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY MIDLAND MICHIGAN THEY PAY PAY THEY THEY THEY PAYFORFfOR FOR ccgoa litt giilye aar Fees tee nn, fit That SAHA the into nites nites seal a Quoting HOWARD F. BARTON Salesman Hartford Conn Driving 000 to 1000 miles a week in business average better than 17 miles per gallon with my 150 Packard Super and at moderate speeds ou pleasure trips I've hit 20 fs tor upkeep --- I've always traded my Packards at 50,000 to 60,000 60,000 miles and repairs have been negligible During the war I drove a Packard 181,000 miles at total expense for repairs including paint job of only 306 I've owned 12 Packards since 1929 and your newest one is the builurat or all Quoting N. R. STEELMAN Commercial Fisherman Oyster Va 340,000 miles in commercial service handing up to 1,000 pounds of clams to a load that's the record of my 1987 Packard I also have a Packard Marine Engine one of my cight boats and it's the best engine of the fot Experience like that is what sold me a Packard Custom Sedan for my wife Public Relations Counselor Hackensack N.A. Here's the report on recen 11,501 trip Average gas mileage mileage 27 my Packard Packard Packard Supe 19.7 Total repairs outside of routine servicing servicing came to 50 The ride was stoooth as silk even though the car was overloaded overloaded And ran cook 117 desert hear at 85 mph Right now alig 20,000 20,000 miles the car looks and difves difves difves good as the day it was delivered NamatNamh ath te gone oe will be another Packan WHAT ABOUT YOU Are you still guessing yourself out of ? 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MES eH ng tseatattngtyan vewegre rnenye Rosemary Hall Strict and Beloved School Rees flourishing Like the heech she planted CCaroaline roline Runtz has seen her her Rosemary Hall grow for 60 years. oo, develop scholastically under Mrs. Jessup Jessup headmistress and spiritually with daily chapel services .. a 6 Wal Wal and turn out teen girls who have fun while learning to be 15 1950 responsible disciplined and have PROVED PROVED ett Ea ate cena on cccaclem wae arginine a abt att To ththe e Derby Derby too ace horse he said 34dilequered is " his his case around She and he likes to am Last Satur- wearing borrowed red cap cap after widing King Ranchi brow 1 white and white a stablenate Willie walked walked out of the jockey room to prove point Trainer Hirsch's instructions were short md s^"mple De said Rile with conf dence and just let that California herse m hunself to death The Californian Your Best did just that that was first in the backstretch backstretch good lengths and first again after 4 charge by C V Whimer My Trouble had brought a yelp Your Host is through from the crowd At the top of the stretch however he lead for good and faded vicked the back to ninth- place finists Coily ime spot ahead of the humble traveler ccomomand mcommmanad nd at that Hallicboy Taking point were Willie Bolana and Middleground True orders Boland Boland had calunly baid back oe hith and fourth places in the carly running He had stated clear of trouble in rating Middleground smoothlds up into second position for the ran through the last quarter mile His move when he made it was a stunning one The Now He swept past one old master Longden who later blamed his amount guess he just isn't a mile anda quarter horse On Middleground's flank thereafter Boland found du fellow who had won this classic mon times four than any jockey in history Arcaro Some observers thought this old master master had been been having having traffic trauld They seemed to think think he had been squeezed squeezed back between horses at the and blocked along the rut at one point in the backstretch but Arcaro denied it shipped Midleground Prince young Boland and MiddlegroundMidleground Middleground got home a convincing length and a quarter ahead of them and another half length better than Mr. Trouble only fifth of a second the time Derby record in 2:01 short of set by Whirlaway in 1941. The winner's hand 502.850 502.850 was second only to the 896 100 collected in 1946 by Middleground's brother Assault Boland's comment was immediately nominated as the understatement of the us best le reported like rimning People wanted to know how Benter Friedman could start a college athletic program program from scratch scratch Last week some right months after he began that question for himself that the great old Michigu paking luto wies ++ ident quarterback Jad come t with some When be set up office May 13. 1950 Peer i oaty, ay we rerae Ane QUART FRIGDAE FRIGIDAIRE FRIGDAIRE Good Good Controlled Controled wido widoww HES Te eat st rh Bucks Worth of New Light by JOHN LARDNER s a prowler through baseball his- } ho tory especially of the time be fore 1900 when the game was more disceputable than it is today and therefore more interesting your cor respondent respondent has often speculated un the nature of a crime committed and punished in 1877 which was by of being baseball's first na tionallyknown scandal The historians have al- way Ways mentioned the affair the Louisville Seaulal they call for the record but they have been closefisted with details Thus Francis G. Richter in Richter's Richter's History and Records of Basc Ball published in 1914 golden treasury of old data in most respects in his summary of the National League's 1977 season only the second of its career wrote The event of the season und the future most Beportant in its apon Base Ball was theexpulsion A. 1. Nichols William bearing Craver George Hall and James A. Devlin by the Louisville Chab for selling games These men men were TIONPY TIONPY reinstated although great pressure was brought to bear at times in their behalf AYBE for the official good of Base MM Ball which was very close close close his his M Dichter heart Dichter said practically nothing more about the case Other historians have followedhis example just listing the names of Nichols Craver Devlin and Hall as Lee Allen points out in his new book 100 Years of Bade bull Devlin Craver Nichols and Hall that being for unknown reasons the usual order of commemera tion by mentioned them Allen from dressing through dee newspapers of the time has come up with a fuller story of the Louisville Scandal He tells how Devliu one of the game's game's best pitchers till bis sion used to go mound to exput baseball meetings for several years afterward petitioning for reinstatement reinstatement in 2 speech that varied only with the changing place names Geutlernen what can do to prova you that nooked regret and nooked work with the Louisville nine I have sut poverty fered been been obliged beg obliged to beg soon my wife and child want for some- thing to eat been living on charity And I thought would come to Utica to this convention as my last bope sorry that did wrong I want just one more chance I think have re- pentedpented crooked work and don't ' for God's God's sake refuse give man a chance to redcem larusell However he got no dane to t",,n deem himself himself Neither did George George Hal in outfielder outfielder and early Nidual baseman home king anbetinita anbetinita third Bill Cheer real good shortstop shortstop who who had come along to the Louisville Louisville Grays of the Longne from new the National Philadel phia Centennial Centennial Club of the old Players Association and il against whom as fu as My Alle can find there was no evidence evidence wt Camblers Craver wound up as Camblers Camblers were standard buschall scener in the 1970s a cop put of Devlin and shall nude an arrangement arrangement ith 3 New He shumaal York operative named Mebeod games He to him whenever telegram contained the ward Devlin's prio per game WIES and Hall was 823 giving rise says Allen to bon mot of the period Yon CUB hire a Hall fairly cheaply these days for only 325 Nichols signed on to receive tel- eguanas began getting more than a senord stringer should it it which which led the ball club to make him show his wires Apparently they heavily coded to be were not understood ton t it navn though the birdiney was less so than the Black scandal 1919. Telegrams were ton Laney for the Black Soy just as full pavoient was too fancy for the gam blers who bribed them Which brings unrelated point in my baseball reading In his recent book Artion Daley has this mark to say of Shoeless Joe Jack Jack great Black Stocking Every he ever made has been been ex- punged from the bunks poignant but inaccurate inaccurate Litt Litt appears B~ B Red Book of lines Madon That is Jackson's Jackson's Jackson's The The Leigue Bell and ten The recuad catalogue One For the Book tues mothe mothe Sporting Netes's should be They word"n'tword"n'tbe real tree nyd books without Psephis name May 15 1950 MOTOR OIL QUAKER STATE 10-16 pure Prensylvania Prensylvania made tuum in the world 90er 90er 15. 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AMERICANAMERICAN IRON AND STEEL INSTITUTE INSTITUTE 350 FIFTH AVENUE NEW double os : 3 4a per- per- per- print print x * hamework hamework hamework 2 : z =a " . : . 2 INC INC INCINC screen role -a that gives him to demonstrate how someday fill his late The Winslow Boy Eagle has much the same faults and virtues of the Terence Battigan play of 1947's1947's substantial that proved one Broadway hits Writing the screen play with Anatole JP Camwald Battigan once again - vives controversial Archer case the years preceding the first world war and uses it to drannatize the dogged democracy of an upper middle Lon- don family under stress As it stands this is the story of the Windows adolescent son Neil North a academy cadet who is accused of stealing a shilling postal order from a brother cadet and is dismissed in dis- grace Convinced ofofof his son's innocence Arthur Winslow Str Cedric Hardwicke Commons fights the case untilit has raised hob in the House of and is eventu- ally pried from the clutches of bureauc racy to be aired and resolved in the courts of law Like the play the film is a quiet pre- cise affair that picks up a certain amount of momentum with the appearance of the brilliant enigmatic Sir Robert Morton Robert Donat as the family lawyer But in general The Winslow Boy will appeal chiefly to moviegoers who case been enjoy British filmas or as in this oa literate screen play that has written with finesse finesse and acted with distinction Donat is theatrically while effective in an oddly remote and cious role In contrast Hardwicke while properly reserved warm and impersonationimpersonation of the em- The Winslows Winslows North and Hardwicke May 15 1930 Kit Carson A Howe bandy legged and soft spoken in appearance kit Carson Su helfeg appearance his daring exploits that strangers laughed when he was painted out as the * fearless Intian fighter yet even among the great heroes of the time he was outstanding Kit was born in Kentucky on Christmas Christmas Eve 1809 and shortly afterwards afterwards his family moved to Missouri His father wanted to make him a lawn but the elder Carson's death cut short his plans and at sixteen Kit was appren tined to a saddler Soon however the youth ran ran away and began his idven torbus career in the West Trapper mountain man and soldier Kit could read the Indian mind but he couldn't trad a book Onlyin his latter years did he leato to sign his name narrowest escapes was from two ferocious grizzlies His man- aiten gone after a bunting a little aspen tree where he drew the bears away trip Kit tuck reinge clung perdensly allclk Though the wildest trail had no terror did not like the sea During the conquest of Califorda he sailed from Monterey to San Diego and was St seasick that he vowed never to set funt on a ship again as long as mules have backa Kir's first was beautifal Arap abo vidient whom he married married after winning a duel with French trapper who had been aning his attentious Hex min10 was Wahine Wahine Singing but Kit called her Allen Vites he married Maria Josefa Jaramille Mexican The above adobe house es standing in Taos New Mesien also served as Aut's headipaner headipaner headipaner pented Indian agent to deal with there how wich he wo pe pe Das The Home the eon and brokers brokers Americes | Americes with protector protector of tmerican tmerican horas and the homes a bp eet t met met competer competer Maste representatite representatite community to serve caer insurance needs THE HOME HOME THE Insurance InInssuraunceranceInsurance Company Company CompanyCompany Company Company Company CompanyCompany Home Office 59 Muiden Lane New York 8 FIRE # AUTOMOBILE 23 MARIE The Home Indemnity Compony an affiliate writes Insurance Baeby 1950 The Horse Insuran Horse AROMA AROMA AROMA AROMA Fon TS A ot Middle South TRANSPORTATION Facilities Boost Industrial Activity Much of THE MIDDLE SOUTH's industrial progress can be attributed to its integrated net work of transportation facilities which tie to gether the region's numerous other advantages Interconnected river canal ocean railroad highway and air transportation are a part of the combination of advantages which identify THE MIDDLE SOUTH |. Arkansas Louisiana and Mississippi --as an economic unit The enjoys favorable water freight rates from anywhere in midcontinental United can be shipped to world ports via THE DLE SOUTH at low rates region Goods States MID Other favorable factors are raw materials from the farms and forests ample natural gas oil and other mineral deposits growing markets dependable labor a year round mild chiriate electric power a cooperative public attitude and a position at a focal point of world trade Such advantages have given industry confidence in the future of THE MIDDLE SOUTH The public utility companies listed below will be glad to point out to you the advantages of THE MIDDLE SOUTH which have given industries such as the three shown here confidence in the future of the area INARKANSAS INARKANSASORAPETTE MANUFACTURING COMPANY COMPANY combines raw materials from New York and Cali- Cam- fornia with local resources at this Cam- den plant to produce a soft drink con- centrate that is sold throughout the United States and in Latin America Ability to reach both markets and sup- supplies influenced the selection of this MIDDLE SOUTH plant site IN SOUTHERN AD- VANCE BAG & PAPER COMPANY COMPANY Hodge distributes its products on a national basis They are made from southern pine obtained within a radius of 100 miles of Hodge - The industry was developed at this site because it offered a wholesome combination of avaliable markets abunda VEL 2- teriais dependable manpower natural gas and electricity IN MISSISSIPPI_C V. STANLEY STANLEY FURNITURE COMPANY Magee The combination of advantages which attracted this furniture manufacturing plant to Magee included the cooperation and friendly anitude of local citf zens the availability of raw materiala and a dependable labor supply For further information write Area Office any of these THE MIDDLE SOUTH 211 INTERNATIONAL business managed tos TRADE MART paying electric New Orleans Louisioca or and gas servico companies companies ARKANSAS ARKANSAS POWER & LIGHT COMPANY Pine Bluff Ark LOUISIANA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY New Orleans 14 La MISSISSIPPI MISSISSIPPI POWER & LIGHT COMPANY Jackson 113 Miss NEW ORLEANS PUBLIC SERVICE New Orleans 9. 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N.Y. hs 7 i Exclusive : Exclusive | : I J Industry Industry Industry Industry i Industry Industry Industry Industry Industry Industry : Industry Industry Industry Industry | H w tung ye wwwtung PCL ; Wes at " spon Hhandt BAWI BAWI BAWI BAWI BAWI BAWI State if a yi 5 pete beoas ce i iH a t RADIORNI BAJ - dy ' i . . tha sexcollections of her year uncleuncle Mont Hawthome whwoho went to work in salmon cannery in Astoria Ore . at the age of 18 and thereafter traveled to and from Alaska Her new book is Uncle Mont's memories of his earlier days when his father bought a broken plantation 2 miles from Meherrin Va after the Civil War After three years of hard times and unfriendly neighbors his father voted for Grant the house burned down Hawthorne's father took out hand in Nebraska 60 miles from Railroading Mont Hawthorne remembers good Grand Island on the Middle Loup River and Mont's recollections are of being lost in blizzard building a sod house eating prairie chicken working on the branch lines of the Union Pacific and witnessing the invasions of grasshoppers After the grasshoppers moved on we opened the door and tried to start living again we seen long lines of covered wagons coming back All the canvas was et clean off of them HERMAN MELvite By Netcton Arvin 318 pages Sloane 8.50 The extray- agant praise works of Richard Chase and Howard Vincent without precedent in American criticism has produced a reaction against him Newton Arvin's biography restores balance and perspective to his life and his work it combines criticism and bingraphy with a sure judgment and while it offers little new material on his career it reinterprets what is known with an unfailing imaginative insight This is the best of The American Men of Letters series as well as the best existing biography of Melville . May 15. 1950 Sherlock Holmes Couldn't Do Better ON THE AVERAGE there are about 28,000 to 30,000 freight cars spread over Erie's 2,200 miles of railroad every day Yet when a ship- per asks the whereabouts of his car Erie's Q.A. Car Locater Service can in most cases tell him while he holds the phone How is it done What's the magic in Erie's Q.A. system of minutes where it is and when it will arrive at destination Erie's Q.A. Car Locater Service is another example of progressive railroading another of the firsts that is helping shippers in the safe dependable transportation of freight -and another reason why so many : shippers say Route it Eric The first step consists of a teletype reporting of every car at key points over the Erie system These records are sent daily to all Erie traffic and sales offices located in 45 ciries in the United States and Canada When a shipper wants to trace his car his Erie mao can tell him in a matter Erie Railroad Railroad Serving the Heart of Industrial America America wi ROCHESTER eb ! ; i i } i * ! > 1 \ - | Doe oe jmbraararonts|H 99 WATER WATER WATER WATER in Perspective Perspctive Perspective 8 | % we ctee ceemee atte Ecce ements that topsevdi topsevdi after topsevdi topsevdi to ey sevelt j sevelt ja a whe of way way chilly He and T i us l Smith real night werpot the uld present which Smith he unfitted writes at then wa ek al bes investigation play those Jeger par ation of the nation| Tapationce Tapationce Tapationce which he felt felt that statecraft tos protests and Hear and over well well hid Proskmer Proskmer cere the to the + completely Mition tionship with so much his of politics a which he at and committer dirprob cleaver wert wert in the crea Human in cou of the kis kis the may- usefal Ameri Buch Smith un EN Ee POOTORE Onn ek May 13. 19 it's always a pleasure FROFMROM FROM PLUMS PLUMS PLUMS drads drads t Souda fe li oe wy : : ut , at t Di Di Di ba UE Prieta } | | Imil Imil Imil 31 31 31 4 espnaes Leen ye Hy pelt Mgjpeeait joining beauty beauty beauty and utility i 1 wageds : bonant