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FILE NAME: Newspaper & Magazine Articles (NMA) DATE: 1950 May 15 DOC#: NMA001 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Newsweek Magazine, See Pg. 53 m qm m m m WWW : T hi 8 A i m s t r o n g 's A s p h a l t f i l e I f you've looking for the most flooring value at the lowest first cost, we think you'll And it in Armstrong's Asphalt Tile. Moreover, if you need a floor for a basement or for any concrete slab in direct' contact with the ground. Armstrong's Asphalt Tile >s tour logical choice. This modern flooring was developed to meet two spe cific n e e d s . O n e w a s At: -mi a i trueti ve floor a t a mimmurn cost dial would give long service oven under heavy traffic. The ourer need was 'or a fluur lii: stand rip agaiust die harnteui :1iftor of alkaline moisture in concrete that-is directly on 100 ground. overThousands upon thousands oi installations ail the country hove already proved that Armstrong's Asphalt Tile meets those needs. W Arher. you see some of those f"loors t actual use, ynn' li appraein ie how Pii.ti'actsvt Armstrong's Asphalt 'Tile is. The wide range of colors makes it adaptable to airy decorating requrremeui. th is is A m s tr o n g 's Linoleum Most other resilient flooring materials have one or two major features. None can give you a wmbimlion of so many different advantages. Armstrong's Lino .emu is moderate m cost, yet no other flooring can olTcr you such a wide choice or ieau- iiiil colors and smart iooo- -ciiftis titisy Loaning l.inoieum is tough anc long v re a rk s g ', y e t a h e r t h e rocs a ence that quiets tool steps and makes it ease l:o wank on. The smooth surface in- a n d low m ain ten a n ce cast. Add up all of its good points and Armsh ongT Linoleum asuoiiv proves to be Use best buy. Send for f ree b o o k ie V. "W inch f lo o r 'or Y o u r R u siw -p s"' 'Chip: SO-pure b o ok let shows Hoot AA gns in full color ami tdiv^A ;t!! b:U: au;;a about ArnT-UHing'n Asiiiinh Tilt-. {.mn-eum. an<i o ilie r Annat ronji LAkut j.iv oualolts ;ir.ci i n ti u Armstrong (`ot T'TPWQIIIWWIillUl'iwiiiiiiiiiiiii Wh;it do you feed yt ur rolimmish'? Con trasting the picture ot john Larrlm-r in the April 24 issue witli that in the May 1 eee, the boy seems to have put on some wt-mlif. SsMva. I,kvv. o n. s. New York City *"Who is the hcaw-inwltrl character pictured in John Lurriricr's colurui this week Mw1)? At lirst look 1thouglit it iMjihr be an <>l.t ^ m P earler John ? FbdVm* uiui after family portrait of one of the hookies he so harmlessly joshes. Howo/er, mi eloper pe rusal, it appear# to he Funrlc; John hiinM If. 'Ifcsuuiod porhtijtv : mi, {rlle-rliuss business man, or some other such outmoded phenomenon. R, M. Rem, At one time or moth :rt all of 11s who attempt to keep up with the munis of our timov h^v' ji fitis`tri' to 2r* a full piehnv m some oi the events in tru news. In sn< h a situation I found myself with regard to the present status ot one eounry's policy m Asir:. I believe f can best expresh my {hanks . . . for the excellent and unbiased Special Report, (Co-. tinned on puyv nj INDEX THIS ISS1 K - J W IS LJVYNSkHwri;rOhv. hirMri-. '\ nI *j.iiUjunniU,, -dv i.yIju-j.icVVe\^-kNLV',C ''(\hi L1<` T i 11VH iV<- ,i"lt i Hrvt,:i 1 OfUu. eniil-ri In I ' S .A. i S i W i d v . 'u! Hu- i.-tUtr rVT'i .iE U>, 1j:mr n , mioMiiv ,<r O h io , utvlv-r ill- . -ui of My r r h Editori* snd E*cuTl w osSr-c*; N k *vw ?t ik ia- ii t iii;?. Hrua'l'.'^v a n>! CJml .4 i rivi. NVv.- ND*Vm*r*BVv.uorh At!rtri,,'W dttm.t Wi' <((,1 ajiJ I'.-IV i; xn>l tlYiyWi,, li . l USiof',-vv. 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It h a p p e n s in dairies., foodi)!;ijii:i, h o s p d aih. stores., rc.-Uauraatls* soda. h u m ira os, lina:?, a m ! c h e m i c a l p l a n t s , . . e r e r y t r / t c r e ! hi hici-'-and firarh u tru th for vuu to loop in m i n d -- i t a s h : h r i <'*.** o ver t h e i o n # r u n *> c l e a n - l.a.inlei-s s i c e ! a n d k e r p it c l e a n t h a n a u v o t h e r r;anm a-i:iailv-:(i diablo rneki. Whnl.A m ore. yru c u : a c h i e v e i n i r a n i i i p h d e -in i i Ia id? a i . <pd m o r e .raiU i ytaod l o o k s a m i r e u h / . e l o m r e r ii>e 1o s e r v i c e . d o ijj/fer is as cesisUmi. ca c o r ro s io n n u d h a n '.is u o t U.a>s sK -rl-- an d . *tt t h e s i n n : d i n e a s '' i n m c a n d a^ h a r d - m r! m a s a n d r e s c s t a r i l Uj s t - a r . Souicvvhemy sonubune. yuu can use Idem to a d vanUiie, a m i n r ' a - a( v u m : s e r v i c e Vo l ic k , Ju.-o r e m e m b e r t h a t A l l e g h e n y M e t a i a- A m '.rica .*> p i o n e e r s i a h> le s s s i c i d . a n d t h a t if s |>;.*or t.h.c a sv n c r<nn A llegheny h n d lo .m Steel n irp o m i h u t, i d hm .}m d i. P a . . - ,, t h e n a ! i o n 's i c a d i m : p r o d u c e r -ai d a i n i o s t e e l in afl f o r m s , B r u n c h OH'tccs a r e i u e n i -d in p r i n c i p a l c i .l i r ', c o a s t to c o a s t , a n d A a re: n u - o Sioc.k-s o f W i e e h e u v So a i n les s .'ilt'-c! m e e a r n e d /je a l l J : < j >1 1 i . K aC u s s ....I*' k . Charley, who owns a drug si ore, wank to know w hy he should care ib o u f a profit for the telephone company '% Tim" drug store m jnr one i't thou^unh oi cities ami tuu-is in the U.S.A. sr V h e `lf i m 0 --Linich time. A m:! from the telephone company ha' dropped in. tie's chairing v.ith his friend Charles . who owns the stole. on vising yon good service, and put m telephones fur people who want them, ADEOUATE RATES ANT) K4 RN1NCS for the telephone <omp.mv have a ftu- rcuching effect. For onlv a tUonft mid healthy telephone compart can pay CH.4 iU.EY: "W hat d'ya mean - it's wc must lirue a lor more central office good wages, contribute to flit- pros good for mt- when the telephone com eq u ip m en t sad cal Jc'aacl oth-et thing; perity of th community a: id provide pany makes a prosit? You give me good And to buy it, we have to get mono, an improving service for telephone mrviec and ail that hut wiry should I from ou stockholders. They espect a users. Only through adequate rat and care whether you make money or not? orotic--just like vtmr partner would." earnings can the telephone companv I'm hnvinjj my mm troubles, frying riltm .E Y - "1 guess you Ye right \n - -lik e Al's friend Charlev ir the drug to put m a bigger soda fountain." hodv would invest his money here un store --attract the new capital .hut is less I could earn him a prolit.'' needed to carrv on the bushes's. li At; "What d'ya mean. `trymg? Can't yon just up and do it?" A.: 'And lieic's som ething ei-e. it s the dollars from mve-tors-from hundreds of thousands of evervdav CiiAKLEY: ''I've got. to Bod me a Charley. Those girls there at the far pc-opio--tiiat il',,T . improve aiid evpsiuj partner with some capital. The$e things end of Che fountain They're telephone girls. Thev'rc spending a part or their the best telephone service in the world for von to use at small cost. cost money." wages with von - putting money into At: ''Sure they do! it's the same with as at the telephone company :T o keep,. your till- to help you make a profit. T housands oi dollars of telep h o n e pavroTl money arc spent right in this town, QEJLI* ret.E'ioniiB even- week." SYS'rut !W i MOKE iftiK 200 POSTHOLES lor (T. S. RuM-,- C.a4 u . A pee*! THf SVCMit. PICTURE. Marine Sim ile at MVbmbr h Kin, :,];., % rubber o`>u)])Oi;,ri them 'terro-mm r^btm-F . .. (.ispier/'!- retire,sent one of ninny }i1Ijiy .^pech'ili/e'J np^iriiiou^ wi.-m.- ( f Wfit'Ttiiiiit nmier thnornr-dh hiph jri*-i:?n . 5* fru'rent?l' fi!- hat* .>f f\ >. pru-kin^n Salt water, oil, acids. d i'stn ictiv r riiem irnls at high tem peratures . . . whatever your packing problem irivoiviN. you fan e<mnf on 1 S. Parkings to .sol i i- if,. A n d *'t . `A. I . ti p u r n s ;u v .d u ay r e a d y to assist you in bntli planning and installation. Write to MECHANICAL GOODS E S DIVISION ROBE R O C K E F 6 l L E R C E N T E R , N E W Y O R K 2 0 , N . Y. 1 ' On a moonlight night did you ever try far <t Lr!:; f ytif rc.ci-iy N-,- ...V, ; lutee iter Tigni u ff .md btu you in th e kisser? \vb y:' W h y ; A. . , y ' ' V o ti tost d u in i g tr it, Per lu p i you o t f e " t ;u iw .t y ''* (ic o n happen ce a n io n e ; , , . ,uui when voti ate, th ey'ji do it every lim e. ` ' Afitrr b ein g a p o p u la r Jo e around your ncir<iib<Jihuoi! did you ever in;.] yourself le' r `iuJe parties all n 1 M aybe you '.uii:il-.ere-j ; t chere u';t:i soiuc Kind o! a hex on you? Yv;-n, u i '.tm, there prop- biy was: A guv can get C r <:!c >.-S evt-ty now runt teen, end the aerc;' ; ooum J preuv fast. The eekonu: mat wou'f be out .igaii; until you ger over your trouble, Were you last to be let in after waiting lot hours 11>see the Big wi ir e;; tinder your breath you |in>b:;!>!v called ihe Big Wheel a 1m if choice names. Maybe he had a good rea.ior, fur milling. After ail. it's only human nature to put on disagreeable tilings as long as possible, b e d . Brother, when you've goc it* you sure can be disagreeable! H ow b o u t y o u ? Why iVJt nlfemlingr Wl,v take eiiaiiees on urskedidi inuiieihes iviu-it ihere's a !ici ;;iirinJ and t:\tm~ careful (ireeimfimi agiiinsr halitosis (bad breath)? Merely rinse the minith svsili 1 interim.. Aiuiseptie . . . cga-cci;; v before any ihue, mi, !o! your breath beentnes sweeter, fresher, itss likely to ulfend. Stays Efial ivnv, tnu. Not h>r sm-omls. Not for minutes, ite: for hours usually. t.uterine Antiseptic baits bacterial fermentation of loot! i:m iirke, in ihe mnutli, a niim- ui so imieh had breath not of ij ncjuic ", .ej.i. Lumiicn Pint: tuucul Co., St. /.eaf.v, Mo. Before any date . . L5 ER NE ANTISEPTIC l l i T T E U S - -- --- - -- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ______ S 'feene;.' ; irum /nv;. ;. April 24. by seiing diet i ii;; one inicie ilou,. justified my year's subset ption. i i \nuu::uT!t L. chum.iy.\y Cheyney, Pa, As n college student studying and met:sled in Asia and more parfieu; irly Southeast Asia, I was wary pleased w::h youi l'c.nn--y.;v:<r Special Report . . . Tile, public needs m | alerted to the importance o Ata pin a a 1- east Asia, and your repirt is a sbnmeanl efieri toward tlail a ; ,;ee; ai ... , . . just Pile i? many which have appmo-,.,; ii. Niisvsw ilea, in recent ira.: Ahs, M,;tt th: , hate dt.alt '.villi prubjen a ul intere.-l to in-, and l tuve tumid that tiiey mop!-, in. eve and convenient form rm ch can mini la, ground material mid eont-ilmte to m omf a staniiiiig of tinprobk-msc aitionliug us tmi e Kitstvi-aii Tos.a:se Minneapolis, Minn. In ytmr issue ot April U J ani ivnvd ; one of the "men who engineered the tiaina. policy." I.iv which ( -Par ''"ill .f.-f.tJ; i!;i ` t'ifdi'.ry I wk.'uirii'A iny support hom <. h:;:11 ivui-Miek/' i"ur ihe sake of tin- if-: .ni ! would iifwat uni tL.it- i; , 1 cmmed/m mm Llm um mailers issird ipmj l-obru.ir. o n l !.l>( )ciofirT LMd. during wInch m; >MMi-M c.djtnn U\ it.r. "i Ilf juaiUoi (i-;; ii.oKh a.s'-U.mra to me hv Pi <.sii!.:iir lioosi-.vlt in t*n:r pr-ri-j-d weri. to htrilitai:;: ihr mon2?ij 114 :ua! s-nuii.meat of th.' famed Hyin;! Ty./s^ .i.un e> M ornily io r.vp'.'dite 'lije (iive t) muni!iti;(y . CUiu-A. 1 Mil I !<-Sf !'h: '':i'.V:ri:l'!M'if Tl';; !-,t; . iLeneral Murslui] wvnr to CLina or [i, --o.' Sei. reiary of State. It is not lor 1 ut .),y ],ovv t.-ii eij*, i_- ne. work was hut it may ho re evani to or- d.W rJter tic sear t.l'.t- {.niia-b,' (tuvernmen: '.on teiTi'd Oil ;11. one ii; its e.;_*ia;>t i.L..'or.i.ie1;.;. iu feeoynideii q[ it, ^on do a serious a 1juso :<- o; oi,n C.. i ;., r \ iiieont in lejetainy to ..c a? a.i.-. leroa'. l e s roryotten more a "out (u;ui llum I kness. VV'aiiuu.u'ton, O. C, La oi'aii.J.V tdoHmi-. *-/-. m.'i'e, XiOvsvveeK T cerne ed.e. ufi-. 111.I<U<'.MAVt -t/.'A !. ji; in,:1 Saer-I }<;>!>.`t rorn/nent.s: "Th>:: jfr'uuJ /.: f<./;e/ v.'.f ."!!?'',r 'o A/f. ( usnr t.eov fooym'r dhee -Ld to Ob /d. icLe?; the livhdiL mod p!u<\ within (hi. L-niiiil Stuff's Gfiroiibji:of armed cniccs cs fo oer pr'ica Obe'-jo/ i hlnu mui limm. AJI nut tnionunfiou o: t!fU< Mr. Currie ui ih.di tiuh. west (h, ,tu iuUti e.-ird Hu yronp which hud hci'Mn tr o m h ^ e A an viran shp\u'1 tor the i i/Hung litr-uhek rr/-:!t\\. Mr (Sum e hrh! imy-m-mi poo dor;,-. /rv Adem.e.' in d ite AySOVtnL '') r\.i- troofOiC .eO f f tc> l y j .3 and av D.- untt/ Ad arno-iraun- d uV k'ornnpi Eronomic .-oo/de o'/eL.o d '/]; and J'Ar, and inn :-,nu,'rc.\ muJU him 1re'd /fa/j-on.i fhc lines vj t :n groey ot udiich h `:> .'VlVtei, SAj/iT'rl, tocio U ; .'Jld ,-i -1, . Mew Schick B lad es You .vere v/uy 0id base vith your Ma;, j Perlsenp^ store to the effei t that '`Scliiek i> pienaslng a trickv new r jtednr-iype r.i/ci . . . Hte i.ii.l" e; tiwit iiv c b ary,. L.u... cvr,a I. CouMuucd un raye -Mo i l l hard-working man, on the | b 40 bout's a week, 50 weeks in' the year and it ver sick or absent, can put in 2000 hours a year. Iij.jvottld take him 40 years to amass a total o i 80,000 hork hours, `Caterpillar" Diesels are built to do Better titan that; 0i'ten they stay p n the job 24 hours; a day, and lit many eases th^y pile up 5 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 work SB hours a year. .3 d. i. '*;] A, J. Krecker & Company, Chicago,i installed a "Caterpillar" Diesel Isangine in 1935. For 15 years it has operated an ice plant 22 hours a day in summer, 11 hours a day in winter. Today its hour meter shows a record o 80,000 productive Lu tits. A man wotda be ready to retire, after such i lifetim e of work, but the "Cat" Diesel is still going strong. Says Mr. Krecker: "Our erigine shows no signs y e t that she'll ever let up." The long life of "Caterpillar" Diesels is the result of built-in quality --of intensive research, engineer ing a n d field experience --of careful attention to every detail of every part. Finally, it; reflects the "Caterpillar" creed that no compromis e-with qual ity is ever justified b y im m ediate gain. , Vt Long work life means extra profits. The toughness of "Caterpillar" Engines, backed by the service of a world-wide dealer organization, produces over-ali economies that can never be achieved 1A machines built to less rigorous standards. Ten sizes of "Caterpillar" Engines cov # the entire range up to 500 lip. Whatever your power needs, talk them over with your "C a terp illa rd ea ler, or send the coupon for full information. CAYK F I U A > TRACTOR C O . , 1"TORI A, ILLINOIS CA VEIIPiyjyi . s. rat. orr. SXGIMBS TRACTORS PC IKt MOTOR GRADERS KA8 TMMOVIMC EQUIPMENT 316 ifirt -iit'Bbi;)-.!;-. `i f : CATERPtlLAR TRACTOR CO., Box W-S Hoodo, llllnoi i I am intercut) in facts and figures on "Cnlnrpd iur" Diesel Engines for; O Compressors D Cotton Ginning 1.J Manufacturing Plants D Murine Power f ! Excavating Power ',,'Mine Power (.train and Feed Mills Q Oil D rilling 1HJ ] Befrigeratiou Dock Crushers ( j Sawmill ua.il>. 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It ; ' 'A n te n * .WERCUflY D IV IS IO N OF FORD MOTOR CO M PA N Y r'B e n n -O -M ise r" oarbunM inn! en*>: N o . ) P e n n o n i 1 ( d i r " ' ' I Of- il 2CbNkD: Ac ultra-m odern versio n o '"the tru c k o f lo w e s t cost XJf Hi o c o u p le iil: iiem >nuions D i a m o n d V h a s e a r n e d I u s r v p u ia i o n a s t h e t r u c k o f l o w e s t c o s t in t h e ' o n e ru n . A n d n o w lihi: fir'sr cost b a ls o a m a z i n g l y low! .11 iwKk im cn ?.hss. At a tea lo w p rice %ou c an n o w a r t the bi/eo D k n n u n d . l, e ver nc di~--a muck: rhac can o v r von durewntir's i>,\. d n ik ir i.hi'ougljotii its loop. hie. `Wo Lirtid i". vi.n UU..V M od-d -di i:.: m um s 5;VT b Cs! a n d d 2(5 mod ,vnh nwwbudom ; rv einc in k e r the l. ' o :>-run acccss-bvlicv, com u r [ ;;iu`! 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M O T O R C A R < O M T A N Y k C t w H 'M .n j Guaranteed for a t O ne Full Year I IA M O IID T TR U C K S i ?,\rs!jy'p n vrm M iion LESSON FOR TODAY: One of the handiest Tierenc-s ;n Nkw-sweek's editorial offices i* a booklet entitled What Newsweek Wants: A Blueprint for the Stai and Corre- VctfljK-r C. '. P-*..- t>4tt- i j j o t u le n t b . I t's l u o s t h a l i e a t i s c o n l o w l h i s n o : . /.nr- s in -o ld T h e M agazine o f N ew s S ign ifican ce be written every week. More than a thousand schools and colleges have lound the booklet worth studying. Last week, how INDEX ever. we received a report from John j. Humphrey, registrar ot < News SC<NCtf..................... A STARTS............................. 2 Emerson Institute, one of the Old est preparatory schot Is in Wash TN AMtHIC(y , . , 46 TIMNsmON.................... 67 ington, D. C., destribing why BOOK'S. . '............. 4iocH*i*E ............. 94 THAVEL........................... 88 68 Newsweek was selected as the aiDOCATlON........... 80 'i'rends and Forecast weekly magazine for required i . . . a - 33 p e r isc o p e : . . . ty reading in' all Ins vocabulary IMPASSING........... 44 WA'JHINOTO TRENOS . . . . 20 . classes. According to Humphrey, LKmilS ........... fWLoidiwe............. 2 Signed Opinion 53 "Newsweek gives us the vocabulary level, diversity in MtttWRii;*.. . - - . D? IHJrSivlKnKryfSSHT*InDr*ES.. . . . . . . . /o topicalfields, and timeliness., that is essential, New words auKtcgr. 1 . V. . . 86 p e a * c n v e . corning into the language (usually rioted as colloquial or NATIONALA^rAINS . * * . *' 34 RitywuMid MoUy 7Q0 slid unrecognized in the dicticwiaries) are found here . . . ;V: V . . . id .. 64 6/ADfO-TEUEVISION . 56 SfOHT WCKK. Johl* Llirdmrr 55 This procedure gives the student a quick perception of ttenosoN Wa s h in g t o n t i d e s . . v.* . ; 80 ; Ernfrl K. Llndf*y . . . . . . 27 living English, hard to find'iri. most sources." - Edftrll Boii-tl ' . : Matoobm Muir. Ciminifun ' ' .. C h Shaw. s .fi^CttiC Editor " ,r . LU/a f Kein. ; Btfrilap BdUor. inferattunat ' 1 .'N^Ertmwt K. Ur*d(*v. *' * fycuAinyton Editor . CMtrU>uttn(i Editor P.'Oinonrt M.0I0V . . Hanry llaifttr joim Lardi*? A<im Wtam.V. Pratt. Ufcl,Jtetktfd Gen Crt fSon-it:*.. sAK Retir! Art CuiM iltM h M V Anita. A w atm l b'KjJj xaeuttva' iCr.iHiM>fYi To. m Maltev. N'u w . von Wwtfebertr. Dorotfiv Anaecf** eptiw Tom Stara. jVetw Senate*,! tla k u im Muir je Perlecci* Hiiyi'v B . Mjrklaud. H tm utfi-ert A Sali*; farolci Latinu. Politics. GeorKo A. W. Boubra. SciTlfi; Robert E Camwe. b** blHcwuv* A sabtuatc ratik G. McCtUk&r. Oliai Bar! ftaiDh ^/rFaMditio. DttaJd O Hotaling, Jmoji W. . tiC iur Ricbf C. Robuit S4wiir EdiiorM AUffU*t i \ Ciao nini, Sam w t. Gordon C, Hujniitou PiUf 5;. filino. Jobn T. fWcAUiattrr. Sliet-wm D Smith Ralph de Tojedano. A lban S . Wall . tkmaM Forbe, iicrcv Hannuiw Eliiutbolh Aichff .Speora, Rafch W atlhaum. Barben* Woodman. Gci so a Zelmaa. ifdliovial- -k*(tai*ts. Muriel Ahern, JUiiitlt, SirnbuMin. v.i!u> de RUbio /-00 B vtm ll J. CalAmturt, Anno Cttmji, Lttan Chirinka, Jon Duly. Beten K D ivj^.- tty ic. Davi;*, Jw*a Viviihlui Jiraauti rruiwna. Junti Gruv Man H flood- Dorothy- Janaou, Ar^e Gelier, -V io la la Keil-.. Ruth 'Landow* Jvuvt S , utfte... U ibi Peers-on. Ruth PnwrtHtn. Mnrvel P iuvis VuJvit ^'tnisr'. BorMUfu dtjpbwitiy, Keumith Sarvia, Dorothv SliKrliock, Winifred D Sht'riiMil. Btfcy . 3 . 'Smith. C am iti J, Tinti, Joan Walker. John 2bw*w, piuato *rwi Art ei?ar<tM*n|: Ruiwoli Countryman <liuto editor. Grace Dositi! OmTla-.D. Feeney. ^mak Nlt-ra, Thorna* Orr Jr., H vi-n j*{rte, Anthonv RaU>. .hick Rollo. Ed Wtuvetei /ch ief r>li-olo4rah>*r WASHINGTON. iCrttst K. Uudie.v fburesu -;he/i . 2:U;trd W eU^ -.a, malic criiKpBiint 1 , U'llhur BPhiin^er. Vera C l.v, Itlcbard J D.ivi* A'aUt'i PUstmAXirict. Ann Ivv*. Charlotte V Krnn^i-, N o n i .VtiliU-c R'iiia-t. itow en . Kren Salisbury Samuel Siimfor :,iorv Willing;': CHICAGO.WfltUttm C. Pdcter 1 c h ie f/. DETROIT, Robert CarlUt ich;e* t o s AN-GEUS, I.con.ir-J Stater / climi?1 LONDON. Pr*d V,and^r^.hrr''C, ' (ch ic li.. PANIS, boron Carro!! -ctiic '1. Patricia {tillar. Jasa W. Jone' Kuropetti BtHrfon* Manvijor. Rob^/t r.iheve iHusiru-tii Mamuferi SON, Cfmi't? l. Broom ifhtvf. TOKYO. Onmt' P-):rih:m (chini ;. Kan i`,-if;tiYie\er i 'i- tu-.tf ; - . r . i i . A NlCfe PRICE: Frankly, it was a bit difficult to c-omen trate on getting this issue to press. At exactly 34 minutes 3 1$/5ths seconds after 5 o'clock Eastern Daylight Time last Saturday, Middlegrouud flashed under tiro win: at Louis- v itlc- t o w i r . t h e t to n t i T e li y O e r b y a i u t a I:u 1Fu! t o r \ ri o v .: o -1 i staff members who had loyally backed Joh> Lardner's selection in last week's issue. (That Fearless 1amlicapper also correctly picked Hill Prince to finish second.) There hasn't been such celebrating on the premises sii ce Larduer g a v e ua Asauult. th e D e rb y svirmcr in 10 Uj. O n pares: S i S[rts Editor Jack O'Brien reports the story lie hind Willie Boland, the 18-year-old apprentice jockey who beat the favored veteran Eddie Arcaro in a thrilling driv j down the home stretch. Additional comment has been received from John L a u ln c i. w ho w iiest llic follo w in g fu jm Ynt Kno.v. f'l.EASE CANCEt. EAriUEllBESEBVATION i'O TASMAKIA, FIELD RESEARCH: Associate editor Harold Lavine has been covering Communist activities for seventeen years but ever before had be eiicuunluicd (be paiudix Invoked in painting the portrait of a millionaire Comnnuist (see page 5 8). Lavine interviewed more than a sort of people who had known Frederick Vanderbilt Field s rice birth, and all of them, even the most bitter political .dversaiies ot l-ietd. discussed him in ten ns of "gentle, k: idlv, gem emus, sincere, idealistic, and wondeifu! fellow. With tub iho.ie. Newsweek publishes the first comprehe: sivc sloiv ever written on Commodore Vanderbilts g-eai-gn*iitammUm)- rvhose personality defies bis politic:- Murv CUdhittB Aatr Cr.-irfv* F Bamr Board o OlriKiors m.-rit Astoi Chat'itusfl F Ktan<! Ha rimar. Theodore E MueMt-r Malcolm Mui; Pi..,nd C- r-pdnufi1 .Msb-v m M u ir . T!u ioro F. Mueik't ' prsuirnl and i;hf/.rr C.ixft-rj y. Bornev S^/ifefarV <Vld I`-rirj>l'c)r (Jiltj.ujt AfcfVhc 4frr.'7.`U<,> f i rmrdt-n R Putnarn Susm'-T .V'-eaffr Jame A, Pdrharris Prrn-f("*! `lura/jer Aiciier . Church Cctntrofe- Ili S. DowviU nUrr.oUi--".! \<itK$ M ina#" FkliierLi! ;nid Ejcecnrd-.- Oticv-.N9'V3UfEk flufdirt. Broud-.cv and -irw Street. N<. York iS . N. Y. TH E C O V E R : As the big names in entorramm.; t h e te le v is io n b a n d w a g o n , ;l m ia fiu m - s i/ p c j m a n eiebrows and even fiercer wit sits on a sideline stool clutching a ra dio microphone. Cnmeho Marx is prime proof of an age-old showImsiucss adage: if your act is good enough you'll always have an Audi ence. Gronchi) maintains a highclass radio audience which refuses o. !se tempted he' television while he's teasing bis guests on "You Bet Your Life." How Marx does it and what old-lash did for him is revealed on page 5(5 i photo lav Ed ! ' -- 1 '':-'^iir-: * ; - .-T-rrr-i *:r . " : , .. -ri'"' *r-n:*b1 .Bt: tssm m ft * ;. 'J.5 . fa t. Otf Wiittf* tttiSiunl T od ay's X ew s am i W 'Sa'* to B e K.peted T o m o rro w Expect Dwight D. Eisenhower to he named to the Committee for Economic Development and to take an active role .. . W. Walton Buttervvorrtl t> now sched uled for appointment as Ambassador to Sweden. H. Freeman Matthews, the present Ambassador, is likely to become Deputy Under Secretary.of State for Po litical Affairs!-... Dr. Herman Bundesen. Inatl of Chicago's health department, looks like Trumans choice for the va cancy on the Atomic Energy Commission. ,-W I * m cl* Pire 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-Firing Bill that would give sensitive government agencies broad powers to mot out personnel who might i... i;,l: </ been in the hands of Con gressional committees for several months. The Senate Armed Services Committee hasn't even held hearing*: the House Civil Service Committee has fussed .uouocl a bit but dorio nothing. Bight nmr the State Department can fire security risks under a rider to an appropriation bill expiring /une 00. lV fel ii ir tttkwlllT'4H You can expect to hear more of the recent controversial meeting at St. Paul. Minn., to which some 4,200 Production and Marketing Administration commit teemen traveled with a promise of a full day's pay plus mileage expenses. Senate Republicans charge that speeches made by Agriculture Secretary Brannon and Sen. Hubert Humphrey were "purely political'' rather than instructional as ad vertised. Now Comptroller General Lindsay Warren is preparing to disallow the pay vouchers, which were drawn on soil conservation funds. N a iio a a t AN*iresi State medical societies are holding secret meetings to plan "political action" in the fall campaign. They'll oppose candidates who are for socialized inedidue ... Top Army and Air Force com manders in the recently completed "Exercise Swanner" will urge cancel lation of numerous smaller maneuvers planned for the fiscal year beginning July I in order to earmark funds for another mass "air invasion" test. The Navy and Marines may take part in the next one . . . T ie- T reucu ry D e p a rtm e n t but: noted public- resistance to the cun cut savingsbond drive. A., a result it's spending more than it ever has to ballyhoo the campaign. L om V ( w u r l^ N v Bv practicing a little common courtesy the Senate could buy for nothing chunks of international good will it couldn't pur chase with any number of dollars. When trie Pakistan Prime Minister showed up at the Senate it took this top U. S, law making body half -an hour to round up a quorum, arid then the visiting head of state addressed a listless third-full chamber. Such Had maimers shown by am foreign parliament to President Truman would be denounced by these same senators as an affront to the U. S. .`atpilui Straw * 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. Joe McCarthy had heard about it, the de partment wanted to take the edge off any charge he might make . . . Although the Democrats have been accused of softpori-ding tbe Kefanver c-nW inquire for political reasons, the truth is that Tru man has ordered Ins aides to give it full est cooperation . . . The Seriate Com merce Committee investigation of gam b lin g was so poorly prepared that nearly all the sensational testimony resulted from questions surreptitiously supplied by impatient newsmen . . . Paul Herzog, chairman of the National Labor Relations Board, will retire when ids cuiieul lenn ends Aug. 31. M l li ia r v S-'IunIi*--. Tim Air Force is building up its base at tihlie West Une m Ureeiilund, 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 high-level light ers, the Air Force now concedes it hasn't enough planes for tactical support of ground troops. It may ask Congress tor still more money to develop this part of the air arm . . . Atomic FY: A-bombs .n o n t sto c k p iled as re a d y -m a d e w eap o n s but as ``shapes'' to be fabricated into bombs when necessary. These shapes consist of explosive urnniniri material that's fitted into the bomb casing. tam ing tie fiftr c liir The Air Force is worried over the difficulty of keeping secret the location of radur stations for do- now ,,niE-->iii"S! warning network. The need for speed has meant using local contract irs in main, areas, and their bids must be sought publicly. Tile \F doesn't syecity what the pmjeeb lie for. Hut it's sot liui-ti s guess. Also, congressmen whose districts get stations arc 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. Trend!) Afir-onu Western diplomats tear Trygve Lie's visit to Moscow will touch oif another phony Kremlin peace gesture designed to steal the play from the Big Three meetings . . . Paris insiders expect the Socialists will be back in ire French government within a few months - . . Turkey and Iran, both facing new Bus sian threats, are coordinating their road and railroad consirnctiun . . Watch loi ihe Reds to close down the J.S. Infor mation Service in Poland md Hun gary, only satellite countries where it's still operating. Syria could go Communist, fhcre's no inclination in the State Dep, vtnienl to dismiss as hysterical chatter lireats Hr Syrian leaders to swing their country into the .Soviet etmip unli-.-;-; fcb - VVWtorn democracies, particularly (hr U. S., change their stand in Israel. From the viewpoint of Syria's interests it would make no sense. But Syrian cadetship has be-tru sc vu.iUV since ih .c co u n trv received its independence afte- the war that no course would surprise Washingion. What's more, the Syrian threat has aroused some enthusiasm in cl Her Arab lands- enough hi give real o mvm ithe -State Department. Vt'orilm liVirn.snr tteaiiimg This may come as a surprise but yen can discount the hostile, vvor is being tossed around by Ixrth the it; lian and Yugoslav Governments on the issue of who gets Trieste. Actually, fopdeve" relations between the two com tries are exceptionally smooth. Premier De Gas peri arid Marshal Tito would !>; willing to divvy up the Free Territory, with the city of Trieste and part of the coastal area going to Italy ,-rnrl the inferior to Tito. 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I i s ':,:11 : t i .] I , t , Cr _: toil Mlantie Puot nllie:; who ,>rij- viJ..`s vrliuf Icirwl os mili'ary support. the U. .S and Britain want KraiK.1 to ;;onCi:;)l>ait- uu yi'ouiid t;,<v.|'0 .uot-.u a:, po-vcs., tPc rVenoij. -..ill p i o iu h ly p.o alipad ,<{ build at loost one ,uh !"inMT: The Dutch, too. want tu COU.tt::UC th-.'U );iva!,:,p]j;upu)e proCicui ultli a view to pn>(ee!uii; isut-s to ihei; cvrieea. neoveioc XVt*ie< '3'rn in i- j'ej-Hifllt-iMC \ecovdinc to the principle o! jruphic.i'. iOt.uiOn. N'.iMOi'a'i Eotecaci. iraihs able rqw esi.-ni:itise In H.e ! N, stwiihvi iieev.iiic presiilent e-l tin- O n c r a i A '-S'-iM:hK hi SrideiNoni'. tloweve'-, the L-ilin An.i'i'biu. i.'i.fitoirh's, ,-y iSis'h' h.viadv \oies. ,;nv dtikhiii .th-joi sup not iii td Mo.Sioo's o.:,:Mesoufa.Mv\ j Jr. Li?<u.;s i';Mi-la Veive. Idn!oX;u; veil!:ijrd`.v in hivo! -..li lionmlii his! `SCjitoinhrr. mi fid seovk as c.'hrjh'Uinii ol the i\.'-S(,'Tt':rdy s tiih iitetd ,ty e <). 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Higli ' fa. mtu e Os'; 17 In-uld aoeoimr h n the ;esi oi: [he Imp !Jal Tins raih ue ;>V vhe CIO l..omrnnMioo doutv 'd.VohuiX of \mede;; f*.' v-.-h. a Mutuuiul nOidrac (jatfciii !v tn hi.- 'do;'. Si'shsu lots stLi'nd .viri'jefhinL oi a ,-rvol! :i :oi, Po. Ntt.': U Jo.Trp}* A 'd j i - . o -(ediiMni! CW' A iniits an- h i'shnn- .-'-`.mo hi>ui his k-.idc: ^hji'- . o DcuMdate fhtdi awn .Muitlomcnrs . . To esnpl AsV/e hdaiv'-innclioisil --nhh in the .Telmo v `dMT'vdori |ac;r Kroll ol th.e C O imii'Jo,!! \ n i o u I hmuiuitoo .turi juseid iJ. Keeu.m o! the AIT., l.ahoi'S Lomp!n ;or [sTutaT Ld'RM td'tii svi-[ Mso'e; h aesho; m, oarnonidu smatkint: (rmrs i.ulio bi tuiiiyv K e e p cemr ovt* on . ia n u u o i oisii.-r- uo.c callul Career, km. fece n.lv io,in-cd hy 'U'iiHo oi Vale oudT!S;i..idu.i`es .ifanutoj ovi-u (:e.ia,o!iMey as `;ytu"y)ei`A. i'lT'o- !m1.:u ;h' to )iif jul an an nnai jmhli T o n itiios; ,d. yui-dic.y iA..duaihiu duhouiN t'uen/d ahs Tu.y'iv | | y ;a; ;o: tnd --rhiii'M rf i-Jm:: Mukk k oi'.-..! ; f i n o ruotJ ot Void'd >va.T y unsi io uVoose i i in n. The `oiVipnoie-v wouki i:or- o.oAA V: tvlToh iho'yd (h.sei'ih'o ih.ii husmovios ru'd ilio job'- avail idle, i'v :mT. :MO uiaio i t'i rin ; at i.iiK'1 hii-Vr: l.X | im .vii >.- 11; It.nCsi . I. [U:' iissi' issue -,v: U Mr.:- 1rot co (he suiuoi Casses -- some .Tiny;; huJoi,i> >\ AT W.iitlleas!e n eolku/o novi. \',, e-mlu r. innye.MsM d !>. Cm y o r s M ; larti-M. i I k IC k ts h hloi lu s e d on lou.i- Mmuiv.io S O l l a T S e i \ | , , n y i t-1 m s i . i a i e . s . k-U 'd M '\ : | | aaaiiu.', non y ],m m id h o L' st-.-p u ;0 '-'m"- L \ ;e ;to im _ \i( - Vi's `' V s a H i:; C o u u rrv m ih i t`a i f; ! o nii-e '-'Cent A n i'-n e ati spore n u iiiM , , . `T h o Ih d ih u kyr ol C o o ra p ', l u m i ui Stoyhe;.) ( . m i i c s l. e.si ''.'-mi o', '-vii! in- Etlmrd iKs.;- T i i C h , i M o . ; eiit,T i'em u o n ."' VnLto Th Ih n ,;: mT- A ! M so.ro a boom': ; m ;. n 'M .-.`aa . har>. i ! Vi i v ; . r.-o-v i'Vrr T';< .0-0a I'd [S C!o , m y 'tl'O'. MS: P jo .\'D' l.M". n d o Loi ;jj iJ dr; .`a . | -1 d' '-'S ;-<n ' o- -' MS Via ,u lev k on .a . ion o a p ' - s 1 nv- ,-e: div :0;. -, i-.;r ihe e a n a n a =Mn 1. mo .ni. J'he v.aonvD ,o-n ; s i :f :u ho. . i , i : i a 1 L u k o 0.0 ju'Mt.'o. :m > u ic p c .- r ..a rjto m-iy.i/Otu D.HKmMjo sv'di ; OvOMt ;; : ,. -Mir' :>i .t : ic 'v.v:.wt:Oi' . r o u . M.:;: .Some;.;i. T h e C jcmua- i r ih m i. c A 00. V ;>. N e w s hViXjojtc- . o P k n K l haohsihweir. a n d u .n ei ' " T h w u a l i I s u s , d a - {i.4: O ho-.' has -d e n o d ^ ill: i h u T i e r io d o hoym e ty , o i ( h i tj lie C T i p l T . '` f V ' S i'o k . Ml..)' C L i l , /.0 Communists and capitalists agree on shorter hours, higher pay T h e d i f f e r e n c e is that capitalism pro duces it, communism destroys it. That picture is of a sign on the platform of a communist-directed union convention. Shorter hours and correspondingly less work, w ith same or higher pay can only m ean higher costs, few er cu stom ers and so m ore layoffs. T h a t is, of course, the communist technique. Capitalism (or the profit-and-loss system or Americanism, whatever you w ant to call it) doesn't just talk shorter hours and more it pay-- delivers them. Over the past 50 years in the U. S., in spite of depressions, wars and m aterial shortages, the average hours worked by all workers has gone dovm from 46..5 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. T h a t's because Amer ica has the machines to make a w orkm an worth more, machines paid for out of saved American profits. VOW CftU MACHINE It SETTER, TASTER, EOR lSS WITH WARNER i SWASET TURRET LATHES, AUTOMATICS AMU HAPPING lUCHlHtS VUM TU il :\jBWSWRKK SiOUCU.' rumar* will emphasi/e Ik S, hopes or peace in die weeks lhe,uk r i \v)1S ruleRUA hi-- o p iln h m un rhi- d-nlei !rAr i' i-!'..;i;!>. v ,j,r ., sl Uk. ' Ihv. Wbjh- Totu>e brinks voter.* want more .\tabtliiv r A Mopi-inlie.^s an in ArRirku,;;? A r u r I r o r r R r u A c A e R p ;dlhi\ i hit i COCO hl L r C ' i ^ r l c d \\ ; l e u A .idi ih AA appeaserne-si ot world i Anninmiisin in r y o A r i in 1RonaAs appro-ieh. nor n-UI the puntoni arms prui/.r:mis ne A k a r C e a n u i d c d . Bui: th lVeri<leni will p e r s h i in R e d in i ; -(nnnuf.T'.t c r r o r r s , a Course bis politicai eoli nun a" eomkn- wih ;i{pj. A Cupjyon oliidaB were cauehi 'i: "'W-elii i'hU dciRR' r p C n d iu p " CW. .C'R K'/.V'1:, !:<:/( iC -i;r fJi/r r Crc iLd-tooled fu jlc n v u ik U'ilud l.V RUPRC; liOMt ;/: !<,, R h'/WC ' ,v 0 Reu > . ' - i i l i i a . i c f t i r H n m s uu.- ^Fi 1.u r r r c v u . m inus on il- rcc ini lei lBc. r .i;mc s ^ p u u u i m R n in ihu.i! i d o 2 . L vcr t h u s - w h o .Rip- pocR-ii n o do. : A w l and adm it (hai jo h n so n k r u 'u r ; <'i r cui Ued.U :tiVi !Uip.C v,'j .ROiC'd-<r V\ OR S :i.i.ORU;i/.a finii -, un viat. vB th at e / d c a d v e a n v u y i ho u in p o t `.In.- acu m ! cornh u iu'Rus m o w ine e;hm sor:. A- m\ i..t>e.' pen:.u-..u'- ni e q i d p i c o u c pmueviaiA. new .cd k f'-: k ,u'.d c o u -r r -i h r h r . A c m e cskcr w o u ld i d c tw o u me diviMons which would p u r a it pwVkvr Ad tu VA-sunn in' ..'<>v in tnu u - n i r ut w u . Vu. . 1 ,d;;R Ita ihl d n / R d h n . p ; R R , -aiiR.uk. h ' r ; i i'.i i. J ii i l'i >: r il ; >'/{ J : ' .!- -i'i I : [.j": V;-. i ' "<'5;.n'- ' a.,si . 1 hi'.U-r f-kuh1 includ-: upuipjaue-, oi n- t'kh.dud nlustiovci'K u-hl u.tcR uuiiioRiunt. Air i - u n n e - n p r u d u a t h i u i d u t ] 5 t u n S r dP :..Rtn'ns Unii; w u u t a \; k f.:>;Uhly ii R sari!', paili-.-h ;!-, [he 71J ''Y'VIJ.R r-tvi.'-n'ur !>;. n i n 1', tier. I hr.' p m K U 'a h u iR w n u id Uikf limo, tnp udii \ h tin;--: ; - ;: A tu i1j: IH- lu.iiU.; y'-.'.i. ivU:u.iuh ih vkn .-.un:: i'-.- Yaiiuf `n / ! ij ! ! ) \ Cuuki 'U'UR, a uhi:'!; W'iih ihv n-tii lar1. . ni u/t n u - 'R 'i iku.u uu;; /. .Ji!i /Ru/nvuin/.y ..un n A ri'- u i;`un- d '! R'. R- ''iRY-V/d / U . U ' / S u U in udii i . iv Nuiu.n' unprovcuneiLS nver ti\oi` u n n i r- p.u-.i'dR. vetilcnana with i-h'ml. Telephony workers are losing their K d it with ?hu lini: S r - tcu;. v\ iVJV dciRnds .ire Letup d r o p p e d by the in un, o k p o - unils .we rycizinp hiee-saviihi setiJenjents, A .tuhC. nnpep.v unrkv!/. . Maritisue sionucit a r e h i t t e r n.r. c o n t i u i j i u e u-udnsv; or uruu lun'iip lialJv ra.a. pa.-n' wituns cno'c.oiiu'!; pii-u-r: .vii pioi.iabk' 'cu ti'ji.1* .viiijyuny i rr ii5us ihiLisl of cubie? libri y*ai. W rit)\ .d'ir.'Uf rlir 1 I.O.I/lli' p in o iiiirit ;k'Crij`rjnip sajjurs :.-n iht; BciiCt*. A.I R ;iud (A C) uiii'Su.s v.it) iv y i<< [.-.hu o n to '.vh.it (R.p, cun vvithont resort to Adkoo 'i'he A C L Viiiy s in i i ir-, p o s k iio n n n -! s u ck pr;;-:.do. c o n i -us uuicss Coon.nos cnincs it]I Witti a beuev sncr.d-u; t.ovii\ . ^ PRun i]\an li.'s i;uuh roiRt5 by the Senate r'n i.n co ( ouiundee. ti iar, ihc iedeiattion Las poR.-tond a hvnid o r cv moot pun ur-un to '.iiiC-cornCtati'v arvandui-ionts. Sc-ttuco approval ui u fAui-puiti .u iiunU u.-: e .>><.'! a.- A.;!: p in 't.-J i;y !1io House !usi y.-:n was r h o .uJ urt b 1' thu ALL. I! do LiO;u'n..\' t .Oiuit'Hitc- s nuii':f; ]!au''cl s*<;*isi;;*t h.-urcirK-- Coy 'h<A l l , can do expocioo to join iho CIO in seokth ** oiicutr pension schemes. ^A dnunt situi ion ccuo on lists arc cnnotnc.ipet! bv in;. ,i p; k r:iui'* h: ' 'Peu.ployhwnL T ! v didlOi'h redu^ 'Rtu r ;r .]:.!< n 0. 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It nny be exactly right to help you realize your ideas for cutting c o sts. , . for making a better product. ,, ,, Ctr ruu INtOKMAiMON inout v.orauri In thu new uinnat,``SinL'u''i for Industry." t give* physi cal pj*Dp<rrrie$ o( "Cordura/' describes itiaay suc-, cwstuf applicant* . .. and tells ><>uIujw i>u Pyui will help you profit from this eic. Write Ruyoa; Div.f , 1. du Pom de Nemours & Co. (Inc.), WilminAtoij ys, Delaware. B ETTS TH IN G S FOR BETTER LIV IN G . . . 7MRUGH c h m i s t r y Du Pont "Gordura" High Tenacity RayOn--for high strength at low cost fo r RA YON . . . f o r N Y L O N . . .for LIBERS lo arm e. . . took to DU DONT t -JJJjJitU-lWJliW Newsweek T iie M a g a zin e o f N e w s S i kce 'lav 15, 1 9 5 0 N A T IO N A L A F 1FA IIIS that only 37 per cent of the voters ap tfNMJOTICSi . proved of him. compared with 44 per cent who disapproved an! 19 who were I t SlT. Hits Road to Work Miracles on the fence. If a Presidential lec tion were held today, with Dwight D. Eisenhower as the Repub ienn candidate, I a flurry of suixsfktives, Harold E. Stassen last week called Harry S. Truman "(lie worst President ever to occupy the Whitw ilouiio" tun 1 "gnu ooi'mvoj:? poli- wave of hope and the upsurge of busi ness that swept the nation after Franklin D. Roosevelt's inauguration-did swell the :V-mecratiiremaioritje.' O n tin- basis of ail Mr. Truman would be swaugred. Dr. George Gallup declared: Sixty per cent of flic: voters favored Ike. M r. T rtiiiv u , li:>d - - Hie mnvi D r H d a r t M r .; Truman, who .'knows that other past performances, the Democrats Gallup look silly before, and he expected Stassen has a standing application for his stand to lose about 35' seats in the House to again, fit- laughed it his poll. Bui job. wits- merely amused. He promptly this year and five or six in the Senate. there were other things at which lie replied liuti it takes a poBtk-ian to !be The President-can't stand such losses, couldn't laugh: t.itiitt,' t 'l'.-sivh'in A liti let vini!; duo. d - how ev er: T o oifset th e S o u th ern devm - 'll, M ovida last w cci:, Ccorge- A. posed of the question to his own compete tiouists awl vvin a Fair Deal majority in Smothers, a handsome, 56-year-old ex satisfaction, lie immediately set out to Congress, he must instead pick up 30 to Marine who opposes the Fair Deal, de give th pereimia! Republican hopeful a 40 seats in the House and four to eight feated Glande Pepper for the Democratic practical demoastration ot what he .was in the Senate. And this week, as Mr. nomination for the Seriate by 63,000 talking about. Truman barnstormed the nation, lie was votes. Pepper hud been senator for four At 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon! h hoping to achieve just that. It would be teen years, during which lie was an Ad boarded -.-train lor th State of Washing a political miracle. If the iprysident ae ministration stalwart. Adri inistration ana ton, ostensibly to dedicate the' Grand eiirriplished' it. he could hak^ho further lysts lielievcd dial the h'wgro' question Coulee Bam this Thursday hut actually ambition except t o -walk on water. was primarily responsible for Smather.s's to launch the ISifO Congressional cam H wasn't only the record ot oft-year victory: the fact neverth -less remained paign. On the way he planned to make Congressional eleetiom that Mr. Truman that a critic of the Fair ideal had ticked eight formal speeches and upwards of had to contend with. If tin* Gallup poll a fervent .supporter. 50 whistle-stop talks. The trip would meant anything, his popularity hod stink In Texas. Ben (mill, a Republican busi cover tea days, 6,500 miles and fifteen appallingly low. The last poll had shown nessman. was elected to dfmgrcs.s from states--ail of which are electing congress men 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 Brannon plan would do for the farmers; at Cheyenne, Wvo., Tuesday lie call! for aid to small business. il would lie the first limo Mr. Truman had clone anything like that since the 1018 Presidential campaign. And Re publicans, remembering that campaign definitely preferred noi io. With all the 3 odds against him, the President had ,j L'haiiucxl. cuiulcd. p e r s u a d e d . a n d f l i g h t died the American people into renewing libi lease on the White House. t a - I W Wugul* Now he was out to make the impossible come true again. Although statistically the -51st Congress was overwhelmingly Democratic, politi cally it had given Mr. Truman nearly as much trouble as the Republican- controlled 80th. About a third of the Democrats in both houses were South erners, ubo vaited with the Republicans as often as not. For years the party in power in Con i gress has lost strength hi off-year" elec- tions-wifh only a single exception, and $ that was a situation so special that it can be completely discounted. In 1934 the V.-ilT 0 X . M . --------------- i!i;' h'toLCde DciiliJCruiie ) 3 th j}b*rifcc to fan .-Jt;kit ci n.'hm. TdMiic' Worley resianed ror a. Federa] jiiiijfesl'iif!. lie was die iirsl: Hcpubliea .-irated ft> Congress in bw fsth and riic into: eieefed in IVeins since 1323. *u c olito ttitt repn Ck1.ue. o l d mne.v a g i w d fliAc Sen. fto b o t A. Tan: fiL.i) virtually b m i assured of re- el-W'toOU by diti victory in .jit:* JjinjOCi VUie panati ry o! Stute . W h t n r Joseph T. TMK H K ^ fiB U C l l a r or { sTtifosion? C o , the* u> be a third world war anil, if so tv: e u : Anybody PC b e - fctoenly tu upy!y rat ruisvve,'. 0 t lu r ntototoon--or stame ,<nml! iwil ;<r an answer--coniti yet a iio.ump aiaaititi ine \ t urici last week, ami did. But those who listened bad sueb u wide choice of an uve ftp' that (hev l a 3. t.li lain iier o\ (.'omriv-vie. i d o i i o i r m a r i . . '0 ' `. ... 11 e -.tr.. ...: . :-i C...- ; ' that Russia's satellites would ijicak a'-' iC. Rom the Soviet sphere uni axpressed the opinion that ibis crack-up won!;! cTco rrte war lor & new era or world jh-kc '..ceavvcc- the to.to-: U e p a n ricni c patched to the U. S'. S'. R, o r e or the .harpost noter. over reo; to a ttcinmafifiieiidh pmvei. It .yarn pvofcsled the 'hooting down ot tin u m n tn -d Km v Feieow u. J-fichi 0 01 u toiiuh, ihi-y con sull, led "jtnnpili | m ' Fcryuson flic tveaitiof tcuididaii-- tile 'Jvimitottoo ooulil have picked. he [.iietiuv Hi.sn t ad black. Icov.ever. >ii- fliabaina, Truman .DenitxaaU anun .120-:. lot wresl control of die parly rnnoinn oi'i ir o n . lie- I to\ wi to to; udi,o Ir ni Sop d n ) 'iC' ili i i l l e .a ito ail d i e bidlto in I MS, Th.w '-Mm dei Si'.iio r>n f :<- Siam Deom-onST- li'. dsHte f i 1mi . -:. , wf;. 1 e Lydi.T lu .iJMavmM. If unuM lit.- iii'n.- ft, if. j.rl p. MMkit i'i tTi - t i t ;::> J i - c - i c ic' pW MMiJL'ijti.LL -i a- JL /\jf IPitph dl-d ^nt :'; 'TM n u i n fur cMsfr tMm had fp;M t.-'i-if.-'S. il M-yS it hii'tob!. IKhiii: r i i ! *' 'h!l di Ifi!' fib.' Si W rT3;i IV Sit' mommi m "S.'hc pfjj-rtuT- imo !JiWM'mmUp mfim. d'-iioi! t'Ty'^nrh^d fnp 1Kpymhscsfn. Tilt I-; lidiKin'4 Od-n: iFu: sib;: id uriii port-diiT. Mr Tiianan pcpmu \V:*eLt i >;'RhhH.':,.r1' jtsf:1 ii.,d Ir'CTi !-iv -P'. ii': vr.w sure aiui `aT i.:I !k: .')U'f.s it.-v iii'i bind listini [T>K.*rwui Ima dhpiinm! vhe airtups of hM dnir Ocul find dip inrnhtct;! oi die GOT tlmv mould -vi',*:? Ut itrnnst'T thu w a y ifua S::d Ijr !V:-S. 2! ' >?!!A fd'.mH'.t'U flt.'-.'i; VdClVP TP,UK' of i Lp npinitiiis Appeui'iut; bdOit- du.: H tn^r Aimed Soi'vk'O. { lunoiUof (yj>.`!:, Omul iTutiku , c-lui.nnasi i>l ilu.- foiat Cu--i ai Stufi, mUsd !';! v'\i :U-;ut: n fin.' Stii.-otiXv Si.';1-' Lv'U Ac!. Ui'y'tii di!':' Ito 'dii? U`{ Uj) io ihc i-\i:!isii e. toil t in::riU'inxtn V.Cfi'i! Ciid hfi. d ni Uiuii.' t]t;ifj!M(t)i;.'' ' uj/ito-nM :: hv ; :4Ch.'ifd uTti h:is a ri pu `nduu ite un TdiiC is tl>< reni ;OUaC iiuaufiviiOMSk u i U!'![iir-id''d t'iiai'. di! -.fin fv ^ s p e a k a c ; fcii't- die d f i i k <!ti:> j`i SS Rld]lr,y!fMi. .Vuu Mill- ti dSdinns ciao;- o a n o ; Mi.- Oi'Oafc .\nvua? Sico-.'itdi'1'-- toidiCf- u.dd "OadiCK | ic!V.'tiri i {'t<- TuitcMS (id; :( ' O i l f t ihORS:;; V:C-`\ V'a'it Si! XOiac dia! d:c '''da/iM'c^t uciddcnl ' ynirM Micd i fi War. M''ro'ddf,: r- ;; si,s;? il a 'aav o'idv; Raid .1`.'-.fops v\us imd1;!;.' alaruicil. fWOhlCiJ dia! prOspcOs [or svedu l'/OfUC ocre iircicviiiy; and daU uppVMhii.eci. eir , S. a ; !>i;;;i a:ll i'S CCuki .K' l'Cl.ICCfj sale il io dio acxl d:w;d sc.l', SpdiiM'n< ut ffte iUi.iiOvd caccfi.n;^ ui ihc f-'i'.- in. n i-tf.fi.ij. m;o Lv'i*-'t K ( i'iul;:' ' '`a-li- If d'o'dn ; 0'.;- ";l`. Tii'dicyr ij v-t BaH'ie, ' C'Ctr. i ihc Kuxvinu s t o f `OXi dial dii*; ni.me 'j.d iii'i-Ti a. B-fP (TcS.W, over S 'j\ r-! r. - curi v,:aj Trat T u S w a t {..au'u iib.im ini!\l "hna.i far rnspniualdlds' di. ili im d'v ac'.:vii c'i ;m force and tini ; ridili" 'Vidi v.'ich il bus denit ".'d. lliis k-VO-oc' \M tr un U rfa rlJ iv e. to i.uv, a V t o .f i , .-i: S a ! \ -. McGitnlc j ni v*ti.-!c T i Ini' rm im ' nidi ScnaEi:. inniiiH.iaf.im: m i r o c m r - am .; a!' ;!!)';' cwi,j \ l d -;' \V='. Ti-pni.'ic-;-a l:Wi 'if'"p;ncd ni.bdd:.!' s O I;iod i f f XT'* 0.0','!' oidi a -..;c-.-y pi U'jcicTi 'or y. -raiKUd .'CC.IOm -j: a d : I :C li'rjtjhi, Oli chcS !' 'C \ i f ' d . y io ' '..to' mayh- '. ' l i i ; ' is `l dfpmi o i s f ; ar d m S; .i n .1dopi ; !O'-'if. .uni a senso er am M": kccurt fid-' oiiiOC'-S o l-Ofatim-cC irpd Uto.Utoto. tociinr'l -n be an rii]) Et-'O diti PO- [in poan'iVVV. }icamenuie Ltultftadcm Ma! b<vn niounttoy; s'fadiT ciict-; [he ITI miro v diiv 'AFk-u, in a W h c c ih t ^ WS Mr., spi-`eli Viei/miuv chuv^cd iha! TM i if , t ' C k . \ l i'iU'i U. t Li" U i Communists. "bim n to the Secrefmy mi stuf-o." w-ero ui t-Kf sivp.u'trneni: 'Hum On I uexd.iy. a11-o 1.e oi Pegv w 'llog of Xrueif'O !te lmorati tvolc |ll.,vl-. i.' Md lurthy had silifted this figure from 05 to fit to 57 had not mollified his (iimwiessiou.tl opponents. Nor had the was decided that the fill onslaught on McCarthy s veraeiti w o n '1! be Lmooln-ri tin- following da\ According ro roe ohm >*m<itOTs broken-field tunning, as he sidestepped one set of charges )>> *n-i a trap would 1)0 set foi the U5see,,sL. liieljjaml. If, lu rbe face die affidavit, ing sharply to another, raised him in tin he continued to deny the `205" Cminnu esteem of tlie pulling Democrats, nists charge, someone wo ild spring the I'lans began [mining on March 22 to tape recording of the speech and plav it i I 1 prove that McCarthy was a liar, and (2: reveal that his sensational accusa right in the Senate c-bamln r Though ri>. secret ot this meeting was well kept, tiit- tions stemmed from a two-year-old list of Slate Department suspects" already ev strategy evolved there leabed badly. On W ednesday the Senate gallerv was ilmined by four Congressional committees crowded with newspajwrn en. which had remained unimpressed. The opportunity to prove the Wiscon Son. Scott Lucas begun the alraek In reading into the record a s atemenf made sin senator a liar emne when, eleven days alter the Wheeling speech, McCnrthv told the Senate that his original figure laid liven nnlv 57 After some (1iuyini. one of Deputy Under Secretary of State by Ponriioy on 1m.-sday, reviewing the "205" Wheeling speech, ihf 108 cases, .and the Luititrioit* ([ties! on. .' .-Liiess /ptnf-cfl. ' v> is nti 'shtPfi oil truth to the senators ila: staterneuf - jolm Pcnriloy's investigators turned up iniem.nl&n*i ` before he could complete the sentence the necessary evidence: two affidavits B ie la sk i: H undreds of docum ent Republican Sen. Kenneth W hom was from officials of Station WWV.A which Oil his feet demanding tin t Lucas take li.u l m utlc n ttvpc rt'coriltnij; of i'fw' iipct'cti Counsel t'xliv.i111 P. Mvig.n i. The time llii: s e n t f o r s o o lu tm g Sioiuv . n d e . ugnir, a f ; the deposing officials swore that (lies had come, said Senator Tydings, to ex calling another senator a 1at. Vice Pres had checked the speech against pose M cCarthy. He had .discussed it with ident AIIk-ii Barkier dircofed Lucas to McCarthy's pit-pared text and that the die President and advised him that the take his scat. hut. after a vote. Lucas w.o two had been materially the saint-, in counterattactf,would be launched on the permitted to continue. doth, the figure ot 205 "known" Ouiuimt- flour of tlie House and Senate. . 1m the tlrlialc. hilguir icari th e affi nisfs was mentioned. Peurifoy had prepared a memorandum davits mo the \\ heeling speech inlo the The second phase of the onslaught to tor Rep. 1'rank M. fCarsteii, who would record and Neeis in ui impassioned achieve the `Total and eternal destruc reveal' on the Hour of tlie House the display of vitriolic nratov, riemanrled tion" of McCarthy was a disclosure that origin of McCarthy's fi t eases. Also at the yes or no ;uix\vers horn McCarthy -a, tlie 31 cases tic mentioned jn a Feb. 20 proper time the President would open the "203 Ominmiiists n lim Sta te Semite speech were merely a rehash of a the State Department's loyalty fifes on Department." McCarthy hedged ,,ml 1957 list dug up by Hubert E. Lee the 81. And it was decided that follow dodged and slammed this 'silly numbers jr., a House Appropriations Committee ing Karstcn's oiKim'iig blast. Sens, Harlc-v . gam e.'- But he would nc, cr be pinned investigator. Kilgore: and Matthew Neely would flash- down, fie sat quietly as 5 eelv, b\ indi Cast Sunday afternoon, a tiighlv secret tlie affidavits proving McCarthy had lied erection, 'iilimatwl that l e Wisconsin strategy meeting was held at subeom to the Senate about his Wheeling speech. senator was a "C ain' who should be inittec chairman Millard Tydings'x apart - The whole strategy was to be kept "branded." When he had finished incut in Washington. Present wen- strictly secret. That is--as secret as any McCarthy picked up hi papers and lYmilov, security nifieer of the depart thing political can lie in Washington, stalked out of the ehambet ui.-nt under investigation, and Committer ridings, exuding satisfaction from even But he was' nndminied. in the com onie, privately told a newsman that iheiv will lie Mam- interesting dexelop- merits this week." At .1 p m . last Monday, karstcii started to give MeCurtl.v lie workout. His innocent, doleful look dix appeared as in said in a ringing voice: 1 . . . har e complete contempt for any one who. through deceit or fraud, would .MeCaithy: D em ocrats sr-reameri - , < `- k I I I i n i t a n i i - . O l d l i o o d i v u i k i h c A u ; i - it.Ui people." The list of SI which Vic1...irthy had brandished had been carelolly examined and found not to lie worth iurther investigation. In underscoring te.usten's speech, however. Rep. |ohn j. Rooney ol New Mirk dropped one interesting tact. In fijc.r of the fil cases, the Kill, which had previously informed (he Slate Depart ment that its files coutamed no evidence ul disloyalty, liarl recently initiated full field investigations. All four had been cleared by tlie State Department's loyalty board. Vet derogatory informa tion against them had been discovered by Lee in 19T. in State Department files. >tny 15, 1950 R!tiW!iiHiai}t*I8j(jt3trrt!r!tfls ".i it"i*-r*ff-,-t',Tsi hrtj -".'tilTEiipfUt;jLtatt.ug,-gitj.;m;-u;nauga^m)i^ritL"7":'M .iTjtt.-VM. .w v .-a im - ; ti. werk Un i),uj 'take n ptSDiia] A'tllSfc 'li ..-rv:: , .e,: ,1 UU '.WCiWSSCS. Fl'i'WS. i' te, . . ;: ik'( | w h en Ote kiU-i:' iter k .e w u k u i ietahnnny eoticcm fti Owen L t iiltm a re k vteu>,. Bat: che netti dey M et..,erUiy T w in n e d ta (L e battle w ith ;i i l i o v e x t 'a r.-ilvmimt o tu ltre tia 1it- oree ' t e t t i . . 1/ w h at F r a n k B ie y s k h a fo n i ter U v : w aaa ib. iiirii.-tr, v.'.is th ea teilin'a, a secret .snssinn ni th T y d b it ii .-.thcO'!' ")d- n-a i Lk h U a ie ittnrstH;- A neuiM .t ease, irn Avene; rrw tha-t 1 of h u n d rw is n i S ta li . \ : k : . O S A ani.: OfJU `: classified Uiti'n annua iti i:J4 3 . 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Homer Ferguson, `lie GOP's ace investigator anti a judi ciary Committee member (Newsweek. April 24). The "special coimnittct" was the Admintstrattmi's answer. On Tuesday night. Keiauvei was al lowed to bring this substitute bill to the floor. Majority Leader Scott Lucas, on record against "special committees," changed positions to support Kefauver But the Republicans would have nothing to do with five substitute. They wanted to give Ferguson a chance to investigate Kansas City -and other Democratic big- city machines. When Seri. Robert A. Taft offered an amendment to allow the Republican minority to name Is own representatives on the committee, if W;K flnxvii on party lines. Then, to the utter surprise of both, parties, the vote on {lie Kefauver resolu tion was tied, Four Southern Dcmociuts joined tin- C O P u guim t d ie iiub.djtnN'. To no one's amazement. Barkley broke the fie in favor of the Administration. Hut the fight for a thorough investigation of the- politics-crime axis was not lost. Keiauvei indicated that lie would stomp ahead no mutter what foes he slopped on. "There is not going to be any shying away from Kansas City." he said. "We intend 1o go there.'' U.lH-: Still to conic tot the Senate Was tho long-delayed debate on fair employment practices. Promised as the first order of business this session, the anti-discrimination measure had been repeatedly stalled. The primary fights in Florida and Alabama, in which FF.PC was an important issue, had her o tire 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 fur a vote. Only by invoking cloture could the Administration ram through this part of its civil-rights pro gram, A two-thirds vote would he needed to limit debate, am! no one reullv l.Hjiioved that I'>moom1i,- I,- ;d..I-. ermid muster it. Meanwhile, as election-conscious sen aims and representatives looked a p p re hensively at the calender, a logjam of vital leg islatio n priori up behinri 1'IsI'C!. If the maneuvering dragged on. August would find the Senate tied down to its job in the Washington heat. t-Last week also the Senate Finance Coinniirtee approved a bill to Uberaitzc the present social-security law. The bill would increase old-age benefits 90 per cent, lower eligibility requirements, and add S,300,000 people to the 40,000,000 already covered by the Social Security Act. w.iri.--vm .i *>.tiiti."* Wa sh in g to n tid es Is There Real Danger of War*? by ERNEST K. U-NDLEY Jr is small wonder if .licit and 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 and more about tlu-ir viewpoints than can be conveyed in a ban ner headline, a passing re mark. or a brief statement, also find it hard. In staking out a few guidcposlx. we should first recognize that some official crin'inifti'iK any made not to inform the American public. Their objective may be to create a state of mirid either here or abroad or to infiuonc-c a specific actio n hero o r abroach Or the purpose may be merely to please "public opinion" or particular groups of voters. (This, unfortunately, is ton often the case.) Some things are s-uri aivkwiiitjlv nr on impulse, even If with honest intention. When someone suggests that the international outlook is really ominous, that there may even be danger of wav, the familiar cry goes up from isolationist quarters that u "war scare" is being whipped up for political pur poses. In due course, some, of 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 (lie Russians are not at the moment shooting down an American plane, or engaged in some other overt action which alarms or irks (he Amer ican people, the "hysteria" is quieted and often, in (amgress. becomes sleepy indifference. r i p iris cycle lias been repeated iiimiv jj 1 i : >, ,' V i n t h o h i . I h u l l - y e - i T v T f i O - i . is no room hove to evaluate, one by one. (he content or the motives of the various contradictory appraisals of the international outlook which have issued from official sources e v e n d u rin y the past year or the last mouth. Ifowever, one official, i/i particular, has the responsibility to speak steadily and frankly to the American people. He Is the President. In most of the international crises oi this period, Prouder t Truman has spoken and acted wifi courage, c[ is. however, a natural cptiimsl. He is impulsive at times and be enjoys ad libbing. .Moreover, he appears to think at the moment that he American people want to be told that shadows ; on the horizon are not iv-alb I ominous--at bast that there I is no real danger of armed j conflict at the (.'resent time. ! On an in pulsc-he is genuinely fo.id of the ex-Prt'sident--Mr. Truman c a lle d u p to co i.jg i oti.ii a to Mr. Hoover ori a speech which struck a: the founda tions of Ame dean policy. At a press' coifcrence last ' svcck. he net oniy .-aid that the inicrnutional situation was iri jre favorable now than in 19-16 (which is probably true) but indicated that the defense budget for next year tv mid be less than for this year. Having no pipelines in o the Krem lin. the West must apt raise Soviet intentions from outward evidence. Moscow recently litis showed many signs of cockiness. It is pushing m .several directions simultaneously. Its immediate objectives am not clear and may depend upon the weaknesses whiel i it uncovers. The pre vailing view in Washington is that the Soviet Gov ernment is not prepared yet to take flic risks of a major war; ti at the dan ger of immediate war lies ii incidents or a miscalculation bv t( o Kremlin. i h e rate of Soviet rearmament sug. gests. however, that bv '952. 1953, or 19o4. file Kremlin may i o ready (or I a major war. The West, ur its pi-esi-iit rate of rearmament. will no Ire. It can make flie; risk ni war ohv ouriv p r o hibitive to the Kremlin onl\ bv rapid!'.' strengthening its military d-fenses. in i tr'i.ir n p e a s -.v eil a , in H ie H r, (ori s 1 . 1 . Jlie threat can be met :>niv bv a greater eflnrt than we have vet made. II lilt- elfoil is made, then, pnbnolv will be loss genuine- cause of iiitorinc;i;i than there i< now or ii v h.r.t-n ,,t various bines in the lust t rur veers. The American people cam.or be ex pected to rise to the need mless the President and other officials see what is needed and tell them. M t)w a V a n d e rb ilt S cio n B e ca m e a .K re m lin T o o l Ever since vm. jumpb IE MeCmtby .li t.-pW iiai Ouvn Ldtbmere w-s tin; Too Loviot ^ere; ' m the Erri Led SLitm. m umarnihar m.mm 'ms kepi mop'mm i>-J:i ihn iujv,!s: Fredeindc V. id d io Temi yind on Lai limo.-;; betona the Id dined m ntk; sohimmoKtee. r:n umopbc crom Gammi a m E n d s E. .Buden*. '`I'vm; to him oiaa;ilr,---ai a i.PnsiiHi- mu wan attendo.! meedtaw et inn. 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A m .. :a.,.m [ill 'S - A \L d;m Uesc h - : A!' i.r ' ;i-, im o ni : ' a t ,...liti;-, .ned-' A, A , S b '.v!:>'; .m b' -r-j io umV aim !)>;!.* rl u . ine las'er in d m n u m s a :s ,,'li. Mr : ot dm ,siiterus,m b e d s Tile V :J1 SaL n o n e `L.-aa,, ^ im V'aoderbili, "Freddie" Field, through bis i)iOihei\ is Jireeilv Uescvnclcd from Com modem Cornelius' Vanderbilt, Em pom hum Sinree Island lorp. boat captain Vvhu ioumk-d dm hmuly fmbuucp and Wiliani o . :`T im oubim be d u n n e d 1') Vanderbilt, one of the wealthiest in .cm c.'iers ami vailroad nizyrmies ot has time. ITh-vmuh 'i IstCuT-v, he mm im re hm uncostly to Samuel Osgood. postmaster imnera; under YvEEniipro-ri. and Cyrus bit1Id, who laid the hr;--1; trawmdanlh: eaMis. EIT- Ltdum. Wiiau'i JE Osgood EL id, e V-/V'bk.ansvvi eipeeK er. umd to s 1 l tused d;e genealogical line 1 i , m o n a d 1 Vanderbilt.'' Vrki`t*i Freddie Field 'asps fuiro tu. April M,, 1905, in bis lather's ui i.s 11 < O FuTh Avmme. in iidiowu Vambaf(an. h e grew up mid; his brother 10 ih 1 ..ad ` / a. -mm.-, iF u o u rn .0 dm L.iwib s P rO -.a ;r mu ilm la l a m r , V sm i [m b hmm i'.a'in bimu known as Idipjihm n Honn- is a m.mndk '. td owc-s. l i e mom rWCO.S. a p.b w a sapMipps. poo* and 7 .;n .a tc V,v E lk r , pA'per CnwE kmmPemn. h eisi. Ah-me iaa-v.mk in. v.ms a [.ykmp mmn.A. b ,11a. am Aite-esiei in m.ikFm. maoism be oiasi- -zti-.;. ".Amd :Ee reason ! Tn' ra: . :;:;vaso i o E e r . - r d -saia.`m . s ; ...i.t'.'" a.-u.:.. Or ;iji-.i;:E i'S O'!i . "de-,r e d rndti-'-us. imi ih), m .-I. , - : ' p e i.-.e-ad bod ) I k s dici v rj'- c i^ ly vbe r i g h t t h i n g s a- H n v ' s m d i;i |`>i'CC3So)y i l i " r i g h i w a y he rtydu dubs, kcm'.e rhe right neOpEo H e mc-h 'U:-isriit, rlpasi of the Eesbm ao b-nrhail team, kigyirm ivcmo- er.L o p . :; buckets.. and hehrmb Hie Hop? io Me immmnonal iraumer <<' ireshrmm. He went our tor Id ? E a-E Thomson. TnElv beemiivu: e v^ideLii .n his senior year ; idTTo He vm- a her or the stodenf couneiT oi L)c K epE m (dub, rE Hie i mm mis. Xiooi iA-.'i'nao-ip-c.. Pt'Miruiv-.^ !n. CAubs;. av.cI ni PmirlinmimFihm- oi fTTO. It m as an e ra ;E l i m p w ' u . p e ttin i parlies, and bad pie. mjrm c I m'iotor:;:- mp u p Eemtue oasic: praiUi:.i.es K-E u WiiS diri;- dtas {,j ,irl ikr rb.; ,;p tei > ir Scoti: tEtzpemid novcL Freddie Fade rmuln die ca.stomt'o's post- / brine mas -d- `"The Beuuun.d and D.um'te-L" L u d u : iEsebe. thn dct'cirniuccly clob-ur; mr'ier on nuiroad:? aud ihr: drama mbs m , E hdstm as dinner -a imeke 0 :. evd r.xiii m Boston. U -.'as a sv-'aii: ulid ;, 7 :, Elver and a n srE s p m F e d dm r-]-:.,- Ilo'Aed. Vet F re d d ie Fieli,! t./E sn a i -.i-. as iking wah- missiuGf SuddeCib, inn u>s|i. a -ut into the .snow-, grabbed a This lEm-e neue,boy. arid gave bim a K,.t job,;, : press ins nt-se ;-ppEad tba v indue, am look l'inritiv 'asiiTe Kicdd seal his ioeia:j. e . d his hardly som tris like dm F osmi me \ . Field v,ho triday lumhim.-e s p a m ; "WET `Erm-i ii'K-inli'iu, c-'. u tieSj) a ItAl'A-l |,H' i Iia !S/tb' , .L. Ai ' b- ijalis such tmnnmmjv; IcaPt'-u;. \\ ;K m. / F o d e r me. i.jvA nm F a m i L'aOip:-!. skid di i ,e.C -.s do t i i.' lid O.'.iMlt ISjOea! A Eeiu At ile.i '.J.r- i. Fml. a :a; Ji.ndh a. e iiia;'.ni.-i aaJ a. aI. a'.a y t.d a !rima L on 1-a .sanipus `,r eu- b r OiUi'.s :i lhah he .ArUeiiA ih-, ii i j ` ' |Ape 0 il.lM,-\e im i a U r rascsm-s a u v i b k n : ws\ S h p ,.;: s - s i ' s s m i ; i ; c p E s c o V *rk ! i : s ; d e T - ' a u im 'i , Alu! ih n kn.e dOiOs j e p . u a i v m . ..luiei.d i.eo-'meatit: E upi.; a n, Vsu vard d.e SceiA.. Ym,o;is:F i.h.iir. " s k h E theL* m L'Cedinp dio mati-m. inr e\nm]A e. i.e m ein i j i n e d ,m mmo'sstis'J b u t slv.di-.`usp. de-Afsbei.: m l k u b e . u v u e " si cj' rmo ; o d i vsbel'b.er t'.a.". sv m m ; ei am:' ; knu E a: u e d i i m ali-.m.i' (be Lev. 1 b. ;mp;ist;iiA dina.;. hu.wvOi. i:> vii,if .b'edi, 1f .eharoshAi He bar! i guirt jn , `A AAI-, i :.;P'U'i'.'"e >t t s>P ''A :. 'I'iUi-'iiistg: d,- t.u e-, )!:; s's i's a vksMunnbu u e c u nese.ih it a --aa.a ('`.il -as' ' r :Sl is S:-. 10 i IP., a . a a . .C ai-;; mm-io i: 11 .Aid 'J.,.' 1 i hr La. t tbit k iA.uk', muidn i -me.l la v u> n '>'A .iH,iU Vii [' he ibb h k r ice', ie.;r i bn m o be ' oa-. . "M ; :s:i]ihy eti.mnehON oe chiavine; tu r n mum.-. . . . I ! m u:;.,L I T i u P f l MUnat svstmn :s d e ..Lad 1;s yim. Laue vario meve Imni v/Uh ieisum m r p mum -omnm. and (('ose sebo avi r- v s l Et even more woik,'' Field went from Hai s rijxI to England tor a year oi icadiier md listening to lectures at the London .School of Economic!;. Characleri.xiieulh. he felt guilty about that. Classmates fir more brilliant than lit* was "couldn't ittord to study in Europe," he said, " 1hey had to start earning their wav in offices and factories." A.t the London School he was final hv Harold Laski and by the veteran Socialist Graham WaBas. He met several of the younger members of Hue British Labor Party. He heard Ramsai MacDonald speak. Ho did not become a ^neirtiist h u t gnoialisrri in trig u e d !u*ut. Field returned to New York with a (otter from I.aski to Bello Mosknwitz, the brilliant woman who until her death was Allred E. Smith's most trusted adviser. tomlh thou won rumiing for Proiiulent 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 institute for Pacific Hv-iuliuu.s and took o ver the presidency of The Open Hoad, organizing tours of Europe and Russia for college students and others. They were conducted toms, and in Russia the Soviet Government naturally did the conduct mg. The Open Road thus was a channel for Soviet propaganda. Young Field neither knew about fhat 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 sec i t it didn't take more limn a few weeks ter 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 'lection. Field sat down and read belli the Democratic and Republican camalign pkuhatus. Tji tile bohum of Pvcsidcnti-.il platforms, they were echoes of each other. >Seilii;*tiu ; One night young Field went home to his bachelor apartment at !4 East 00 Street and thought it all over. ( It was (lie apartment of a young man of fashion, with exotic canary-colored walls framed in light blue.) And his conclusion was a crude!; Marxian one: It took big money to inn a campaign, he decided, and the only way tor both parties to get that money was to woo the corporations; they were, 1.1it-refow. the captives of corpora to interests. As Field later told McAlister Coleman, the Socialist writer, when he awakened the next morning he said to himself-. "A plague on both (heir houses." An boor later, fie was sifting in the Ruud G-hoot nAfior* of August Cl.lessens, who then jyas running the Socialist Party in New York. When he v . t r w . f . .i i t 'i '.t i M .c draw Field imo Red fronts InIt, he carried a Red membership card oi tlio Socialist Party -with a stamp For Ilis lirst .month's dues (-&Q cents) attached. He was only 23, and looked much younger--very slim, very blond, and slightly bevviidered. "In psychological terms 'I ,lm li, .uling toward' act perfect u completion of my, desires, instincts; and impulses as possible/' lie explained, And he added: "I am told, by everyone f meet that one is a Socialist until duels 30, and then- becomes a liberal, unit at - 1 0 o i k finds oneself a conservative. I'm not at all sure that I won't outgrow it, but I arn absolutely dead certain it's not a stunt.'' He didn't know it, but Field had taken his first long step along die load to Communism. Field plunged into Norman Thomas's campaign for the Presidency, .contribut ing money, organizing a First Voters' League, and holding street-corner meet ings. The Communist Daily Worker eered at ''the wiillionaiu' Socialist." /i partv that' oouM tippoal h> m-Dit !ik,,f 1'iiin, it said, obviously was 'the lackrv >} capitalism." tin Marcii 20 929 hi.- si nunled Mis:- Elizabeth G. Brown of Di Inin. Minn, He h ad m et h o in th>.- i.m ir'i: of !u; iihci.ii activities. Among New ork'x 400 the marriage created an even greater stir than had young Field's t spousal oi So cialism. No one had ever heard of Beil; Brown: Duluth didn't eve i leave a Social Register, fhe ceremony iv;r a privafr one at the home of Fit/ Is parenis on , Fifth Avenue. The few gees:, were invited by telephone. That August, the new lywecls sailed aboard the Caronia for t combination honeymoon and yi-av'.s study of-social and political movements in Russia and the Far East. They went to London, Berlin, Warsaw, Moscow- (whew they were joined by James C. McDonald, chairman ,pf the Foreign Policy Asst* iafion. and his secretary. John D. Rockefeller 111), then across Siberia to Kyoto, jar an, where the Institute ol Pacific Relatior. s was boldine an international conference: Conversion:: The depi ssion had aI ready set in when they m anted. Young Field lieeatvi,, nmiv ,: ,. -;i,o .'so cialist- Party. He raised funds for .South ern textile strikers and for tl c charwomen of Harvard, who. it was d;: covered, had been receiving 2 cents an li mr under the legal iiJuunmrvi for the i, , lino y--,u ;. H e drew up manifestos .-lei owiefug T h e Marvurd Crimson for an editorial urging that an honorary degree be given to Ernst (Pulzi) Ihmistnengl, the friend of Atloit Hitler. lie f?ccame .. nko:i?u-* ol tile board oi the P io n eer 1 o u th , w inch ran summer camps for un lerprieileged children. Increasingly fie became rked by the .Socialist Party's philosophy of gradual ism. The depression hud liven him a 2r> fJitt!w-HWfr A i H .F P J H f:L r\V : ` :/.'.. ,. >! .1-' Phua ' ne kt.-j n u v y He mki iru.mm-. ' iun -na-iaha ii.i'/e nb Pile Hyh 'e.hs ini m aiH-m ., The 1 i:ni. v. ka,. ir ; eV |v h cevidrd tH.m. bepau r;> . Cri iiiiSL !Ur e ; v H Ivahee.. "Ti ann. ra; CV `r. -, " bc -;.iid, sd':, hi,/ bi-ycna e r e e LatC-.s.immi'P irout--. SViePe-.n in -;e\ - al ni- irn-u; rVidi mdH, L a m d . m e! he | P. Mor /. A (k> bunker, mmlier av illiu Ha.A . .1 o`;'ib 1 P 1 ) <; er ; ;i; ha- eM'didruad. "1 he ro /; t,d':/ >\: 'eFd . VA P d i e the Sociali si; VvuUu dermam Ph"m.a- ne-rv .cealk. "Ficlu iP'Tiiilpi. iia! em.lcd a ju'ard cab Unvee'v'er. Fedd ilid ue-i iroak ekaOllv oaith Ule SaiV;. ; hia .ap i -ctA yr. id'anb !or he counmted ir. iciahiss m e : vallile lm ssaS tnp '-en! i ftriiunniss. One- mh bus lesesi; imeni s iti lho-se diics dedurci:: " .u-.-ev P ok Kre-d-d.ie's [Pi(vaiious a i.\i th Verm nU uH ls sOvkmHy. I rtiottuh: k ? ` v;A ' '^: e c p k u ie c uew ul:\!,s. i ' wa.-md n u li! : );: ',4.-:J, tlia ! i tr-m\t H n h tv .t1de i-?,m, J ^1,}y 1`ielj lici Pecme .i V.'.!11:'1.!IS; ipu (V WCmbm' 0m v i'HV:. vMC'lllal i<it'!a ` S &>.P J CO ; t(, U.fi;d p t e l V e m r b -vitli hd di-. :>iVv m ij, r ' '';'> Ll'l>rr, i-u'h. bflUV):, OCO V `i'! ;!l,i`'; iS;:. 'i-fl ,1. [)xr.-i-.-.. d ru d >h i ;0A d e is . 'u .uc. . ;tK \ V-1etnk :.e 1 ; m em bcr a! ;h lt` : , -th.itil i h d i . lo Hr >7. m h e b r .,1 - -, - . .;r' il-'J. -Vn. 'i'-M peUU'.bh ` iOm/h U Per '* .Vi'-!-.' :O 11 i l . I'.' H `- ;; `;-!i. .0 /0 . id o k .l '-V;{s m x -o i a r \ cr Ilie I jfl i ut *:1 t n r IPiuth- .u l i bou-.. Wlu-dwr or mvt 'hm '.vas a Uf- lo-H m rh-- -Pii .'=> Lor i' I \ Andeme hu> eVu/h-d. bm Pie! viMir.iihA PPul Fcld.. uhm llOId '. ''O e: li;' ivi"-. p!K!5 o/U.-; i Pcd. Thoveuidov F u e d i c Fichi pln-.ty,. ;! ir`>s; (..ommoniH aobvibes wiiii the sume u n i d m e v>tuir--iy e-Pie !P: eurerham haui T/cobad P> mapire!, money. L ncloi Pio rs p.semdoovm Fm-cmcick Sprocer. ;-f*1.[ m uid ' bis -C.Cr\ h:10up 'lv: UbA pltr pi\vk`>?n in a soeve o Iroots. mo-ru. o\ vhem o tu i.'i-il \ './|-ri.'.M'L m China -.im thv Far P.-n lyiirm il'.. in lapin America, ud. m Aldea. Tn c;ieh he iinro.lii. rol i;0-v mPbH' rmd CO..i blU numen vcclj. Uc o.idi'ti out ilnpm'.s by ihv y.:ir-s ol iK>rJ.SifUf;-. ..vt it evkJejiiK uidn 'p'Uicn liirn, h.'' 'be cniitniucb !u ;vc iike a ridi voum man m a luvish K)ur- -.y.:.''- ;imise seith ju'ivol'e olccatnr .- Ib V-. c>.i l'widdj Srcct On Fe!. SK, 19-V', he HKurieu Ars. OiiumPedan ItunleY of Sanc Ibii'oooi, C a l i ! , t iSiycn workcv ivi C'mi- mimS:4 ;VonN. Fnr a vportr Sdd.UIK: . bi' houcift :i Un'Oc-Hlcvv SmiSdinc a! \V't*\! p(> ro hnu*" he urp.nuza- ions n ''Vi'idi n inf'c-'Csrod. : be iioiohial t'O-j'im'chasc's v.s.'re his ivc am! :)r. N-iax Vmp'ii. a NV-pvo iculci' alio 'as b 'K.C blV'ia.-i:. M-if C.a.:11nxu i :i, i '["be Hekis pavo ac'sh i?l0-a*piale W i' tirw Jxu* fvo'eop OVnmm ..;;i,,-;\r^ . ?/kvbr"` Friin-'ef h f n p p p t t r c d o n i i u - s h ' p a o j -Voic * r k < L r f \ > u d . " M H U r . w i u t t h <"/ irp.-e b i n c d h y a v o l l e y o ; , i p r , y . r m M 0S m d n n d < `< T h r t o i s i r s ; t i x ' i n b f r s o i t e m r . ri 7 / ;v,- ,,re. q u i - L - h i r m M e d . O l l a r ' i o n i s i i r o a f i i d : s - '.t l d i th Indi end r a m b l a bnrnipr ..tic.!.. .[ t l .r .r r ". " i l a K-uu n'b T''r Va*,' 'nTU'Uini.;. /'`.h. :;j ad ven , in ad ditiou b; e a tin i .i i' iir`p- P'-'n me.d puerb: r-msifj m e . .K a ,: iov-a .md o lip r (e n m m u iy l' kan:k.i s. v\y,;-, OeiLmniu^i' h 'n n b .;,nvo K i (H i-,ap i.n e :lia l ` b e t r y b n - ' a r P - ; |-, |>, !* 1 M - a ! " ` a ; .i t a'-.. . ,r bck-'b;. He n -is ( roit-.i y !a--.ms bct. Whi'u ile j [blrr Slaiir, e-a- siiyai-i.i. F ii- lii l'jc c a rie `u sa i cr die dm n- m m u st P arty s m or! in ip o riao !' i-'oai Pu American Peuv Mwrdia.bu ; ni u; jurPeri d rile WLilci ikonSC fi: Oe 0.0- Ut. Plionbiie.: "! he \ ;l;Ps` Ale Nei. ' .oO. tir.;" rii.p wciv 'Ppn pieka:.ny o-un i.iu P r n ru led r,us.sia. m neim ei r eiu !he middle et ;; rntcnee ci nomicheJ. "th im'Srn:ilj'a. w u r . imkv .i e s s i Va.-m- em n isL F re d d i e H e l d vvns s. ;>n co. m e tur 'la seooTvd !/oni. ' \ ra w deli, h vvas a " p e n p c - Vva;. 'Fieli,! aj)p)ed for a CairPmC'. in .Vn'o. n r d l i r n n c e . bivinp his k n m v l 'd y e oi d a F a i Fasi as Iris pi.PiHealiir1 He e -.i:- LULmai limi ti. At [tua, iur h-c *-n . dm Conenviasi I h t r F 's e v e m i >n m e rie e e p He P a d li`d[>ed P h iH r ;ifi e . Lite d.c centrai Paure in a Holru-jcreiemu-- y : d l- x \ m m d !iu-` n'ei'.p.iii'iv! ' e: -mi. en d .'nakeh >.>u Canna TieLe. I>.a -<v. w v v MtOfi'i\- iroit'a. N-av; h m a n e' a r i m in r l i c !.)ailv \ V i n P i inni ; !i>.- .\e\v \S;cs,se; <;Jlia l'eunt ihlli ne > e - a : a\ifijv in (he HonuVaniFi P o r .. . : P m la,; a n> amn.;;; dm sc . 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No internal devices o create heat. 100% natural rubber. Will outwear several casings. See it d em o n strated at vour G eneral lir e D e a le r 's. ' WMHw i i i awi wia wii X- RAY PRO O f ! Hur>c/rec/.s o f mu"/: 3 0 1 b y o c ft /o / co u n t-- w e re h a m m ered in to th e w ell b o rn fire a t the r ig h t, a b o v e . T h e n , th is a c tu a l X- R a y f>hofo was ta k e n . Th irty d a y s la te r, the a m a zin g G e n e ra l P u n ctu re S e a tin g S a fe t y T u b e still r e ta in e d full a ir p re ssu re 1 naturally; they" all fly iVts'/ c o A s r - r d - e o A s T . . . o v s k n i g h t to h a w a i l . . s h o r t e s t to A l a s k a a n d t h e w s t t r Vi,' ? O J K , W A S H IN G T O N , P IT T S B U R G H , C U V S TA N D , D E T R O IT , C H IC A G O , M ILW A U K E E , M IN N E A E O IIS - S T . PA U L, W IN N IP E G , o v . a n e , 5 f . A r n . s - r j . C 0 M A , Po r t l a n d . . , a l a s k a . . >a r a n . . . <o r e a . . . c h i n a . . . O k i n a w a . . . t h e p h i . p p i n p s Trilli i'MM 'A B : I. i on e of Meeting? tm i-\ had !een m m eik k F' T ; Kw,,tz..-r. Xumhin .vcM-ii' i M ay "I meftin4at Li'uiua r H u h w w i.o n d o m B u t w hen the Hue-urn rleah hi- c u i'd s . ( h t`\ U m ie d out. to so (h e ..o n r- Why? tiot, called; "The IVoplc's Policeman.'' Thu '.'.oid ;uu (Trough (he hcu.l' mT 1m a Ma li I.m up-rni^ c `->i ci'.'iU iii. (.Ilf Bet - Boy c a re d deck lie had .'.-TO. euriiei m***vi*U'-. {n >tf;l \ dfo W.-xtem officials last neck. Why had the lin Radio refused to release the wools. Zarubin's stallin'.! tactics j.nie u ;mh Russian deliberately chosen this pai- ah]p that the Bit* Three F`reign Minis lienkir moment to announce that no more German prisoners would be returned Iruni Soviet captivity?- -thus admitting, m O uiblilinji ( C o n tin u e d ) tbeorgi Zavubm, a bushy ters would have to <!<r .mho Minim about Austria this week. Thev m iv decide to lighten the oceupanon Leo a His-imy in- effect that hundreds o! thousands wen- browed Ivmskm who likes hshinc. flyim*. posts ol mditarv limb oiminussKmeis ;inf; dead or had vanished. The Sonet t s u e and motorcyclin'.* blit 'scorns playing cards plariuy (lie mildai \ comm. iuT'ik undei eras deeply involved in its most serious propaganda campaign in the Reich it as preparing for a public test with as a "foolish pastime,*' last week passed las time playing the marathon diplomatic sport known as "Austria/ The three-year- new civilian commissifmers. The Fnrieri Stares, as die onh oceupuric t power now paving its own expenses, mav aha myy he Western Powers during the rival old fijg .Four talks on;, an Austrian peace the British md French to do likewise East and West Berlin rallies on May 2>3. The, American. British, and French For eign Ministers were meeting in i.nndtm this week to work on their own consider able problems in Germany. In fact, the duet worry nf Secretary Acheson. on leasing Washington, had been a Sovietbr-ub Wlivr Perhaps the answer was really simple. Moscow has established a reputation for Machiavellian diplomacy, but its record slues s d ip iim ia tio b h u id f lin g on a su sm ic scale. When Stalin makes a mistake, he m akes a whopper. The 1939 pact with Hitler was only the outstanding example. Western diplomats- in London therefore could rake- hope. The maxim dial hur tles are won by the generals who make (fit- fewest mistakes applies to cold as ac-ll as hot wars. ila tm jiie I'hSli; The Soviet action sent an ultimate chill o! heart and sou! inti German homes. For five wars fam ilies had waited as nearly 2.000.000 pris oners straggled hack from the Soviet Union, waited in the hope that the nest hatch would include a Hans, a Kurt, or a Fritz, u son, a husband, or a father. Now FOOD VS. WORDS: f_.ns! week V\ , Avcrcll I(unit)mii. the Mursfoe plans ;unbassador, arrived in Berlin with a message for its people that the ,1. S. would back them with economic aid until they achieved a ' free life" in a Ihuteu Reich. In the picture above Harrinian stands bv Mnvor [crust Renter of ' Vest Berlin and opposite John J. VleGloy. American High Commissioner, as tin v inspect a poster proclaiming that Berlin is being rebuilt with Marshall-plan ; id. Bv con nobody even knew how many Germans trust, the Russians continue to give Berliners straight propaganda a- shown be were left in the Soviet Union -perhaps low in the May Day parade of youths in Fast Berlin. as- many as I StlO 000 ''Frightening, (eirible, monstrous," cried Ur. Kurt .Schumacher. Socialist leader in Western Germany. Cata strophic," added Chancellor Konrad \dr.uu*tKM' in Bonn. The Wusfcom ('01 ma? Kepubiie worked on rneusmvs to Imii die Communist P;H'U. At u time when tension betwem tin* Cennuns .uni (hr W rst was vising, the iinsM.ms had nutt.' .i.L',am [imved lh.il unthinv, fin- V.Vsi cmtld do tii Cerm:tu\ would ever com pare in severity with Soviet aetinns. Vinsi', M u si c. Mu s ic Communists, Comuni and ollictwisc, .lie nut noted for their sense of humor. No one was therefore surprised when it was revealed that the new director of the Red-controlled Berlin Radio, one Kurt Forest, was promoting a proletarian [os. N^w'iweri'i* May 15, 1450 Ifti M-i>t!irnfK^S>`kifHtiitii^HtitWifittHtlttffi?Itttiiit ^ iURtty',u!f,|t:iV.-i^ U)i?-l ! 'q v . ivo-- i i l P o r t i - l i t i Lanen'itor Ltuuw PXv end iiriiny. [-iltu.: nuolitnil'. a-y Sriivren i'be Turtor : s-tie n ivn t:; :.')S i. [ .a n e l i P U a c e nnn. ihe spiiia: Ossess M Green Park in LniUon. il; svilii r-avvisv ui-s `Vivi: in: vivi Pii T!,it:v 'Vialevn FnTeu Ministrisi. ud;' svouSa i i sismi. thse sili Mai il. to siy ivi Uri! a tonimi; Sai InO- vai' spoiory svifji!ij lisi; tomnonmdi ni iSr Ml.iniii: Piti, .risi U:r iJio savis:`-n.il.in:i Nani: .MiPniH'i errai, iin. i; svenir ni;ss. ti.ire vn May ! :; Orerei ,p .Ic'ivaui! i;s{t a.lMeeipeh ssits a ressisiialiiiy telo io "inte nm ..ni.i rei laiiajos svsn a iiva' to join m `Ila errer- .paiiiai t Mmnnrii'ar Saia!.ys .ernie.li ila nnrved tri Pana tu espierr a i.s.-.oiaaMiit;; eOrtiplit.itiOi in th>, erre,re, Oe Islaial nere [.ani pive,me all Vi'st.o 'tiri, in om d.i*U-n<o ;! P: io, ri: i;;. a,adusi h\ iJlii Mud- (doo.an noi roudliu iii'tiiv. 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O' dl- ^ IM-' O in Op.il! ; :d dIl|.;l>'.; ; ' yu'd t'0;- ! : r-U;;[ U l i v r CO dr:";Ua.'i it ' snl lu- 'PO..' h iS Maiiu;! Itn. pi'uiCipab iti-lk ni s i o u - n ; , diO., diiSiM.-'-OU r d i M:- L '.!: .'O.1n : ! in !.. 1 f Lu ,n.a iC'-i Ui d 0 : ' Iir -i . OuU is'TM. u :'-d M r u t O o h u v . ! G t ' t ' .. : d ; < Muu-iir Miiuu.n i i r Will ..=i .c 0i`: Lo '-OK G u ' d -Mti ' ' irOU'h HO' 'o'.OUi U P 1Or iiM .d in , ..di'-ooo i. nni- I>..u d o n - o f i i 1 O o u n o n u i l pi.:i!v> O.0 ; h r d-.' k'OS ;; 0 f in e'--.L Iti o i J r t t.`; rOCo i n o r i h r d u .' U i i i! ..a r p i e i i o i t ^ ' - o r l c r k U o n i k -n G t o n n o o ,u ;u'' la.n^nr un 'rvuonuon roroc bui un sn iu yrai p a li oi ho- d rh a .o c syslnoo oi O 'crnuon Uini thir UV.*it a lik v . I ito pinvaki-.l diO ilphi .'U 'tVnsbinUO;; tuidu h 'AV ,.;d \\ 'Hl; O: :IOP'-i,;A OHO "O: , li i'O :.. G. d. n On so o" .vod i S m i 0. ! :.:f:P - . i'li p.i/..:; j;o ' . s dad;- ; o yoc : >a u ; : - liiureo.r'i.i ot aroc'-itcu n t a v o . . jo-. ! i t 1 ! -ii. " l i . u u i ! ' " . . r ' i i - H-.r . .- .0 Ms :sOr-`r uurd.i:) du' [ u o a u i i r , n: '0- ' C - i r s i v r n i d s h n u H !'e ..'X i n i`i in sppi'Oin'ins. UM [.lOte::. 0 ' n s . U l i s 1 y-i.i:s s h i t svili 1jis isij.nM . m l s iy, inis-s. ,>.,r s u i s ! .st :1ns b i - p t c ' iiinv '.ir< l ' l e u-: i e C.-Uvisi! . V- -jitijiy ` S r I v . S{ o tu . d './U As anyone could guess, the man on the scales people, however, gain weight as th ey grow olde r. v weighs more than he should. Like som e 42 Tri m t t v t- w i g c i n c r e a s e d u r i n g o r o r 't e r m i d d l e [ i million other Americans who are overweight, age is about 15 pounds. T o avoid this, it is wise P his excess pounds may affect not only his ap to follow the doctor's advice about diet, exer pearance, but his health as well. cise, and living habits, especially after age 3). i : How much should a person wei-rh? Som e doc If overweight should occur, it w usually po tors say that proper weight at age 26 to 30 sible to reduce to proper weight sim ply ard should be maintained throughout life. Most safely under medical guidance. i: S o m e w a y s fo reach an d k e e p y o u r b est w e ig h ! Set your doctor* before ntfempfinj;' to reduce. Virtually all case of over weight are due to overewtin. Hourrases, however, may he complicated by other conditiotis. After a thorough, examination., the doctor can determine whether or noi you have complications that require special medical .attention, He can also decide how much weight you should losfey and advise approved methods by w/bieh yon rnp Inae if 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 rrmv fail lo provide food elements she body needs. bo ltd the doctor recommend the kinds and amounts of foods that will protect health and strength while you are reducing. It is also wise not to hike any reducing drug except under a doc tor's supervision. Roly on your doctor to recommend proper exercise. Kxcess weight strains the* heart and other organs--and loo wnfh nr rlie vvainp type of exercise may add more strain. Some physical activity is an aid in most cases, for it may help to-us* up food that mijihl. otherwise 'turn into fat. Only the doctor r ci deter.- line the ty p e s o f exercise ih n r wd! be <ib a-tl,.; mid t-ofc in your rmb:< |)rn :n. Even affttr reducing, peopl .- with a tendency toward overweighto ten put o n ex tr a p o u n d s a^ -d n, T h i s i. an u s u ally be* a v o i d e d by iVTwiny - m e d i cally supervised daily j-ourine Kor more facis ;ih;y,f over' `.veiijht, se nd for M e t r o p o l i i n n '.-: free o o o k lei, "Overweight and I'nilr-rwciy!; Fur o.vrnmpl*-*, ir <:v>n1> r i h b c r ab le weigh ts. suy>o-sb`d low -zdorT m e n u s a n d e;\b>nc v.-ibics o: near!;/ 300 foods. T. HMMMHBHNHWflaiUBBnHlM liilttinSKiffiiSSi m m m w m s E m if u s am m rm - m o M t r w iT H KREM L f& 0010 TM* 10 (1 > W -> Vt ^ ! : ';. 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Union I w k into she UN v, hicli it lias in acu led since j a i i u a n liecjnsi' rii th presciict' ilici' of Nationalisf C h i - a . bv buiJiiti t spcc-i.ii S'cniiiv C om n rii incctiijg to I- ..itir'in icii bv "iicilds ni states i their bm-ipo iiiiiiiscffN." l'he liitcnmiii'c. l..i>..- '.vanied. i-: 'V>oi.er , Lue! .1 third world w n r ' i. h.OAVWe i.il-,nel di.- u m r s1.11,111ti,l11 in 1.ci kli e i .imi Pi iris lie had Inumi in W :i . Iri11ip!rii> beh,nr Ilis d e p a r b u v . bripurCroi bvitisb and American Ii'Ioum Is in l . o n d m r tvbie ciiiolu! io real li mi i.ntli ir: II r , C Y . pii, liiirn , b.' p 00' . i i Li-r' ' OUSsiirr tu Crum because uf lnssia s Inooliin-pi'A.vii bel, (if l'end hiitli. Palis, 'virile recei-. ing U c [joitel.y, was deeply tkepiiai that Ilis MosCmv vidi couid tijsspih (!o iiy nuoci. - :/>:m i sil v .-u .iu Ore. ttlsc Puts ruy, rions item t'iiin ,iu iirniaiiiu! C z ec h ocw.sjiapei' ap p ea red Iasi Week n m ir r tin* headiiia "Aia-,, l'iiur Ynriek'" io Th e L u n d o e i w i h bbdi.-e; ap u " A an -rallv irillai-bi erarvijiayyi aiaai aw aiore ihai: 4n '.earn mb'; a ".iV iri rlilitod, tuvlre rl l!rr eefroil"', ! ir , r.rc ,eiiii'-rt tnr i,e a iai..nat,` rO ift'ili '1,0 b v th e N a tio n ,Y bN:-u?nviti:.r a nt N o : A a the ur.aii'.ia'i-iniiiiuy E m Lwisier'e a- N o rtlitru Bo hem ia." Spcvliyr of [fir Rom.: H i e eoba war l.is, week sent be,.-|. do w n tlw u o itie y k u ral !n:mt. ? ,a.iir a m iO'.jmccii the breeding . a new -tar. sbiijScri rose. "Tlie Ann of 'oaieA C A was ui.,1 only while b u t ivoi t-i,wist.iio I.W IM A W : liniu-lriiU Bairn Vi'li.uever role Ceiniain aiiyiit bo iiufely play in dcrc'-niiiaj die M'esi. die U'e.-.lcin Iknvers fibs weei, c,n!iri,:,t ; rh,- CJccupation policy of iermhbii anii., Ccj'iuany ami proveeHny i-r\mi;a.;'.cni 'iUlout \!ii,a` ei'insent i'fe three id;e|: Cinriimssio'iers. b o i a e dow n a NbaMie r a n i tibur, las'.', , 1 .,.1' b a - y e d a " |..a ': m em lor c ontinuing the eopniiu-u and n u d e the Ecnnari 1 dvcrnuw ut ,oa .dlieii ayenev in f 'lUirr'iuy Cs-nna cm, finutsUij ! ilisannaoieut. These rest iefiens wen. c ia m p e b i.ai virtue.,!y ait . . , r.e .:. . in d u strie s. H w u u -il m,ruis`isjlii: P-. iciy mibtar-, goods .such as weapsiiis. p.r ijcctilcs w,ri- ships, aircruil. a n d m ach r:e u , ,j ,:b- sitiin.%1 for rnakiny war martalat, I*rniliie4.l iu>n<-<S bunt i(>rii t i f l ' m I U r i l : ib 'iiJia iv irm .uesruui. sen ihclic nabbiri and ijiiinriii. ic and sM:,,,. How \ U'ioilA (.Ian \<HI (rV.t? . . ; l i b to J*Y Knuiitk \ not; ^ ' Uhii. yout iro'bi;' tei | tu 'm*! appiicoKon. kreml LWl'OKTASIT: Uu't iU te trj- the rse-s e , etbamptx't iwkth Its naturai di! a-.--:,- le will re"vr' hi* tout hair s so Et&ne eresili sua firmiti shampoo whtuS, t`0matti tryidK tfetergent* do. . S rp liv.rjotw: taocodiic rears over "d lie v_l Crimp ot UvrperialisinN the fjoviel lumiorosis maj-uzine Krokorh! now is nwittdinp imaginary medals to its coldw ar enemies. left to right: ( ! ) "Western El tri,[leaII nil'Ilai Horse ( .oli .11 !w dia.:,a ;W iny M.ustrdliea rt , , , ura-,:, a ' '`Am-.a ican Help merlai curned b;, Marsli.ilbpln;, uchninistraiois Hoilman m i! Harriruau". (3) ``Amerieim meda! Fig Leaf for eon N c- W H li IP^Sl line, oil, and lubricant:; made from coal bv tilt- F i.schfr-Tropscb or Sergius prncf:Sv.f;*s, IP'm d u ieU o lim ite d : Steel (to IJ. 100,000 tons, which Bonn will divide ammiji various mills by quota), ball and roller bearings, primary aluminum, ship building (to 12-knot speeds arid 7,200 tons), chlorine, synthetic ammonia, b e ryllium, and styrene. 4<t wjreeific n u tit r iz a (! ii! Stockpiling of alumina and bauxite, ships {xceediiij* ritn-mal limits, radio transmisOon c'jiiipnMint; ekrtiiinif. tubes, crypto graphic devices, and various kinds of lathes, planers, grinders, and other mu chine tools. ' 1)'i|>iomatie Driikeident in the midst of the "Night in Paris" door show toi/the Ilutcl Cmpciiul taveui m New Delhi last week, Argentine Am bassador Oscar Tasoheier, a 38-year-old orthopedist, began looting a souvenir iioiseinaker. Other customers r-oiripiaiiroti. 1 fie show s comic ebaiieugod: "Who let you in?" A 27-year-old former diitisli major roil m 1 folio Edwards, -'Arose beard conceals chin wounds suf;cred on the Italian itnnl, poured a few drops ol wafei or. the ambassador's head " to cool him oil'." I he ambassLidoi w asn't cook'd. fie fhrew highball glass that hit Edwards or, die shoulder. "1 thought he just wanted to play," said Edwards, "so f g,,i a pitcher of water and said. `here, catch.' mid tnsscrl it into his lap." The pitch,-, nit fascheret - head- o r his parte sod -------y t t U i i l i . X M t / f A t i l s At that, the Argentine: and the Briton staged a verbal duel at one pace in the Imperials con'idoi's, with the Italian and French languages as weapons. Edwards tried to apologize, and explained he didn t know his adversary was an ambas sador, and oiten'd to let the Argentine ' ponr twice as nroelv water on me." Taseheret refused to accept the apology and personally called on Prime Minister Jawnharhil Vehm to seek consolationPoliee were assigned to protect the am bassador. Edwards sens evicted from the imp-iiirtl. arrested and then freed. Tiger on a Binge A 7-iool Bengal tiger last week eM -iped trom its c a g e , e i i rhe \ 'ow Market, the shopping center of Calcutta, it prowled quietly through local shops. Strangely ignored live goals and tur keys. mauled two sleeping men, .settled u uvvi, jx-.u - o illy in a n e a rb y h u t, nod fiealli was shot (our times by police, An animal dealer explained that the tiger had been the tame pot of a maharajah and that, to revive its spirits, he had given !r largo slugs of brandy. wm answer 4 back: m u s m MAY BE A back sommi MAITIESSI 'ill relieve ill,; saffc-cmg ami .incum fort of l a r i : ache a od farei; r u a b k , yon mom' die Co. nf l, ilici: suppuri or mm ; tress, Here's die mmtress with a high il.mdlv inner roii*! notion liiut provi i!<* greater suj^ |.i;n for the back, with eaoiiiih rmriaee Hexd hility to avvili interference with eitriilatian, ! You can gri a good night's shwji cm linei : .Sup-s-ortcr. A . : l v o li. J uru tu i co , -i slow nboiu list E'aek S ip,, yl.; riu iir c s ,. M tAW K: IMmeuded Maimers Uwuvs tfieii own sharpesi crities. the Ficnco have been deploring. ever since the liberation, the "disappearance of the traditional french politeness.'' A com mittee. headed by .\qiu-. .Mnrocite fiaiOille. a professor in a girls' school, recently meditated on (he problem arid s tme up W'.tli an .ihsivit: A enisade from " RKM" MATTRESS Bin i yn|.,:rti I Uidltrew.c in- OVCJ v.-itir: iliiy .'ic not just rit." hot ii.iv- riii- -i-c.lii ii[o|; .(...onv et cori ivo liuti [.rmulns lite rstm uii-.piiit y ,itr no,..il il :i i- niu.-mg yeti ..un ri . ..,,f,,,, y ,,,, thuu-CHIiP f;i B.l. !.. Ii| 1'I!fI*-1 lli.V il ',i.- brilli:log i-lici. t-l. vani ,i i,.; . ini 1;. 1 ti.ni; --litff.fij tuli'. ; non HELP VOK HEAVIER 5"ERSOWS 1 you wcipli moro thiui ZOO H e. or a,,- ver- wrirfu, ificu a Back Supporvi vii* iirirn* more ;.r'o|i r.imiori for yon. mo. tor dab, im.-h n> hetf, i v !ici;,- m any : ,-vf : , ,. :( troniiic. try r; Back Supporrei piatir ,' , itto.aO at your dealer. Box spriae same price erasing shameless preparations for '.v.u'"; iS 'Kuwmntuttg medal Sparkling Heel gilded by $6,00t`,<wi0,00() mid brought in gieat numbers lo Formosa'; (o ) "Crayv Bouse medal, (he Forrestal G aiter, tor decorating White House ofii- ii.iv, and .Anglo Iniericuu generals", (G) , "Belgrade medal judas, costing >,() | pee, 0 ( silver, for decorating traitors md betrayers of th<?ir fatherland." 1 / r rs*r# f i m c. 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[\i 'n n x ' . L: v.; '.. I i1 '! i1 i'-i ..= I > - ! il I . 'i '. r i . d `Ii f.U . ; i/; : u ! I in th r ills a n d th rift w ith t w o iv e -in -H e a d E n g in es 'AT vou buv y-^ur new ear. m a k e ceiaim ? eorui- b:n alt these ne w a nd finer advantages rhat m ak e n v tortile woilli-'.vliik'-aivJ oilers them t:1 tv- :> One "must is the fleet, poweiid! pcifo > o a V t t h v - i n - i l c a t l e t i .'".---the cn ein c that's . et ritte t! trend for the in d u s t r y - th e engine that'-; U.CiiZi': ;; at lowest prices only in Chevrole t! A nd n irern- h:'\ Chevrolet oile rs yor /o u r choice of two ireat \ ria. e in -H e a d E ngines . . b oth outstanding; rnrr- form ers, both airy rimciy -S i M M I -Jsi--4t 1 ; i * 1- d Uif ' econom ical . . . ant ! ich havin g its own ft pri ,sf drive for he over-all operating i fruits. /'r id a JJ 7 if $ if '(,/ in d r iv in g a n d r id in g e a s e wHb econom y , / \ n . t h e r , 1 u v a 111 , i r -m 'JI s;i'i ly want in y o u r now car is m ax im u m f ;vine i mi riding case. H e re, too, you'll find C hevrolet e>:- cels. It's the only car offering (he sensational new P.iwerciide autom atic transmission, teamed with C h e v ro le t's Hth-h.p. V'n!ve-m-H.ead engine,--for f i n e s t m '-xhifl d r i v i n g a> lowest cost* . . . and a highly improved, more power!id starulaid Valvc-in-Heatl engine, teamed with the lamotis silent Synchro Mesh transmission, for Uncu m a id u ftl tlrivim; at I'.vest cost! And. of course. Chevrole t brio ns vou an extremely high : or riijim - c o rn ic i t o v e r ail toads hH 1 tc i i .t ` <.rc;i;i-0 il L'.Cv" trit-ihis at Stti l u x u r i o u s y e t l o w e s f - p r k e d lin e iw Its f i e l d , In tn k of all the n f ea- lures vou have c o m e to recarti as essential. tt uly fine m otoring: Body bv Fisher for finest he and luxury! Cente r-IM m i steering for easier, -a COfl- iroi' Curvet! Yv'indshe. !d ivaii Fc,n,,raaic- V;, Silits', (slier Uiiistecl ('-.'nstm etio n and f ir m e d t e u i SalV H ydra ulic Brakes lor m ax im u m safely, \ nu ll find all these and many o th e r advantages in ( hevivlci, met as you'll find them in Anet tea's costliest eat and tor as yen'll find they're cx/iti'-ive to C b cvodc: in o- field. C onsider these tacts consider how m uch 1 .i save on purchase price, operation and upkeep aad vou'il agree ChevnC-t s firsI and finest at lowest em t! CH gvtu e r r w m a w c . isiois! DHTRCul M[ Mj Wi Air nditionim attu; You m odern bathing beauty is compact, smartly-styled, and easy on the rye, but so is the Westing house u n i t a i r f . The u n i t a i r e takes a minimum of space. It's quiet. It's easy to install. It's economical to operate. It's dependable. If you want the boost a Westinghouse "Air Con ditioned" sign will give y o u r busi ness, no matter what it is. get in touch with the Westinghouse Air Conditioning Distributor listed in your classified telephone directory. Or, v/rite for folder SM-5206 to Westinghouse Electric Corpora tion, Stuntevant Division, 213 Damon Street, Hyde Park, Boston 36, Mass. 40 OHI6A A U tlltS raincoats ( "macks" in Londonese). The sartorial high point of the 1950 season seemed to be the unconfirmed rumor that Health Minister Aneurin Bevan, who has long made a proletarian virtue of refusing to wear evening clothes, had finally bought a dinner jacket. But inside London's good and fairly good restaurants all was warmth and cheer. After eight years, the Food Min istry removed the regulation which theo retically has limited meals to three courses at 5 shillings (TO cents). Fred Vunderschmidt, chief of Newsweek's London bureau, sends the fol lowing account of how austerity-ridden Britons reacted to this new deal in eating: GourniePii Brliftlstt From the West End to Soho, dining rooms were crowded day and night With people experimenting cautiously with such unrationed goodies as pdte de foie gras, smoked salmon, bine trout, frog legs, and Aylesbury duck. They could have as many courses as they could pay for. Hastily revised menus tripled overnight. Missing were the "house charges" permitted i nder the old regime, which distorted c re 5-shilling limit out of recognition. Fat chops and juicy stem s of prewar days wore still hard to orme by and, when available, thin shadows of their former selves, ileal whipped cream was still banned. Otherwise cus:omers could have all they could pay for. In actual fact, hardly anyone attempted more than four courses in one restai.rant, a hungry-looking gentleman ordered eight. Then he told the startled waiter to forget all but three of them. "All that food would just make me sick," he said. "I just wanted to be suro I could get it." In almost all good restaurants, the prices were the same or t veti slightly lower. A good lunch or dinner with a cocktail and beer cost siigli ily less than 1 ($ 2 .8 0 ). At the While Tower, a Greek restaurant in Soho and one of London's best, this correspondent had a large Martini, pt maison, braised ham with spinach and new potatoes, green salad, Stilton cheese, and Turkish coffee. A bottle of Bass ale accompanied the luncheon. The bill was '$2.52. Afterward the management sent around brandy on the house in honor of the great day, ar.d the proprietor. "John." .jg g r EY AAA EN TV EY TO I1AY Sits* ^ l fi Skl,i,,i,iw >s--T wLiwx 'A' iAx 'UTkU ptatpaUra-l-A fUL+4*~ %*****t Xh-C | 'et* ^ |dVw*u(Loi Ca*a*<4<u- ^ Ha4> ^taAaludU . w.t. I nJ.-Jr-.,ti,, tLuiULa-.(iowo `-44. o <-* V rg^-frta d&vikoaL ^gj-L.^^Ray. iWx^awA rt'*^n,3lhW i-*4> | | i ,i. ^ - U j a t M * 'liJ* ` M. '-A--a|- r ~ 1' M* , 1, J. U w , ili. f t o i W + d * f * , * " ecwa ttwu!w V^TuL!r.(- l i l ^ . i L d ! , I m T t t m__ a < lu w. V ' i a s ^ i A- - --.Af - Ta--jEV,-- ljA> - ^VCL-a, '(o >;y. London menug: The austerity size (top) one day, fui!-sired the next Newsweek ! came around to see if everything was all right. "Now what I want to do is get hold of about 100 Churchill-rize cigars," hs said happily. "I'll give one to ev en cus tomer the day the new government comes in." (Havana cigars cost upwards oi S2.50 each in England, when and if available). Ik*es Wacky Department of amused resignation from the British paper, Radio Times: "The bee's sting, being a screw-thread, can be extracted if one allows the bee to unscrew it, and Woods remarked how amusing it was to watch a row of bees on his arm slowly unscrewing themselves by walking round and round." II.'liMAT Treaty--When and What? "Provocative impertinence . . . a pre sumption without the slightest excuse of validity.1' That was General MacArthur's reply, in M'acArthur language, to an official Russian charge that the United States was reconstructing Japanese air and naval 1 liases in violation of International agree ments. The Russian charge made a brief propaganda flurry. But the question of the retention of bases by the United States in Japan, after a peace treaty, con tinued seriously to divide Japanese opinion--and the State and Defense Departments in Washington. The differ ences were apparently still unresolved when Secretary Acheson left for the London conferences last week. The British have been waiting since Jan. I for American ideas on the peace treaty and the bases question. Mean while, they have been formulating their own attitude. Last week in London a "working party" of experts ironed out details for presentation to Common wealth governments. So far the British seem to be thinking along these line:: IM'hev will press for inclusion in the peace treaty of some article about the observance of human rights. tn*.\t) definite iimiis have yet been proposed for Japanese shipping and ship building. The British have been consider ing limiting vessels to a 12-knot speed and 7,200 tons, as in Germain, and entirely forbidding very fast merchant men. However, they admit that Japan is much more dependent on shipping than is Germany. It*'1The British talk in terms of avoiding the so-called "sweated labor" conditions that enabled jauan to undersell British goods Bcifv works at the Anne Manufacturing Company. Ever* night she f i a n c e s rhe office cash--the e: sy way. Her low-cost, hantl-T'jvetatici Bur roughs gives bur first-time aceucuo . . . nils balancing rime in half. Match your Business Tools to your Business Tasks Martha's figure work at the Larson Lumber Company is all in feet and inches. Annoy ing? Not at aM Her elec trically operate* Burroughs compotes in fra rtions. gives her r h e right a n s w e r s f a s t ! At the Bon Ton, -'mily spends hours listing sabs by depari- r.ent?. a time, though, without her two-total Burroughs, it sup plies department totals plus a grand total o all depart ments in a singh run. SEE HOW THE RIGHT BURROUGHS A D D IN G M ACHINE MAKES YOUR FIGURING FASTER, EASIER THRIFTIER With your specif..: ; 1 --:- J ------ : " *> " w Burroughs line. Notice what a wide choice you have . . . how it includes the right adding machine for every figuring job. Then select the 5um>uB!., ;* : L-- T, -- of business. Look at it--smooth, smart and sturdy. Operate it-- swift, sure and simple. Judge it on : II points -- you ii know there's a uuuwugh figuring work better . , . at less cost, -xrvrie r u n t r s n-MSFSf ih frfs Burroughs $ { ) U lip il I*W ' S S -i g5;": L t \ I i ` ; " f" 0 blowout, thanks to Plymouth's Safety-Rim Wh-rt* "Pitfp>nii ildgts on the lira hold the deflated tire .securely In place, allowing you to bring the car to a safe, controlled stop. With ordinary rims, the tin- may tw i!( on the wheel, throwing the car out of control. In the low-priced field " only Plymouth protects you against this possibility with Safety-Rim wheels t ; Safe-Guard Hydraulic Brakes have a total of six hydraulic cylinders, as compared to four In the other leading low-pi-ieod cam. The action n smoother, more accurate. good-looking, good-joeing, Plymouth's bwuti- fully new styling provides for sale vision all around. The rear window has even 32% more class area than last year's Plymouth: that's B-I-O! And in chair lioight Konto you clt np where you can see things close to the car. as 0 factor of safe tie tin- hand brake operates on a evorote braking system. Tn [he other leading low-priced cars, the hand, And foot ptdal fche same braking &y*i ern. big liffie detoii is the cotitrterhftlanced luggage lid. It lifts at the touch of K Anger, stays np without Supports, can't fall on your head. Mow-more t a ever--ifieear that likes to be trnm i Drive the others, drive Plymouth, and you decide! See your nearby Plymouth dealer uihawttt gladly arrange a dem onstration drive. RtvMouYw oi ctwvai.rn doapfia-tTtow .Mfmc II. .Vtu-Silgic WHEREVER YStff A R E . , . WHATEVER r 0 U I I V W TPVIH G ^ T O W O RK fO R \Y O U / 'n't! producer \ i v hv v \ Lf:Rov had mi'ern! the mime Luna when the actress beiiuu her .screen career. Latin, now the mite of Bnh Tupping, dm fjn-phite hen. e 'c p k u W th f t f i r s t " a " (U h e r n ;u r , e is not pronounced ns In "lady" but as in Tnh-rle-dnh." ' l.liiiii ^Kewiteue^s joii,\ MAW-tco.N, key fiiiu;'' irt last yenr.-t o r center" CVn- gressitwtal bearings. was sentonoeti In eight mouths to two years for lying to Senair investigators. As one eoktrmiisl remarked, (lie uiinitnum eight,months wiitcnec m as less (Jinn r, l>tT tt111 ,p ,j,,., twenty years that could have been for posed. There's an a in a w iig a i t to fe u * p a aini your empisyees 115!, Fresh asid Imujetici MOVING AIR reduces overhead, im proves working conditions, better* iv-iitrh. i n e r . u s ,,ffirforu-j,, in factories, stores, and offices . . wherever people live, work and gather together' Modern Air Moving Equipment pro vides invigorating air for indoor comfort (and profit) iti such air-moving unis as window, floor and desk fans -- air conditioners --- unit coolers -- exhaust fans -- the germicidal action of car pur. ifiers am! ocher comfort-giving products. Torringlo fans and blow wheels fur-, nish the air-moving force in many UssulJ ing brands of heating, cooling and venti l a t i n g ic p iijim a ftf a n d arr- k n o w n rh e world over for their quiet efficiency and durability. When you buy any air-movtng unit, be doubly sure -and look for die Tctrriitglon Vairified Tag on the product you purchase. W m n rr ,,j (f,e It eliexlry College senior hoop rolling contest wax p refix .frdis 31, ,,/ ihiitodelplu,,. f n iu ttio ii if/V.h1tlfr* it'il'trifr ivitf be tile, ft r u o j She das* to ived, bu t J r tits *ay$ she is not engaged. May as. !U ; ill H m o o.p; n w !!< k * t >'i.o S h o o U 1' *v'i *>.:V-11\ to t OHS11 *t v.km il>j H':**with ; : IV' :' nj I'fu* (./Uafrrnvia ;i A!nbn vsadm . in m p h dm (h.uteutaiari r ;noiuj; M in istry jMlvkiu-ij its rii.irivs a&iins,(. Path*;-.on and reje< tot! Wiley's .tecnsa- Pon.v nr*v were probithh due fn lack oi a :aai mo nul jyn<nanon of flu.- situ- .-.ii*m. the- sta!.irne*ni' said. i"\ \ I'ri'S H ln ilia l iV o b ir m s r,, :. n'l.l'x ( jorni tOiti!'t I'M! i ,ffi do! i?'u fh ii:- (Pc 'pl<< PiiVh- '. wax- a r e s t -'o! n1,1V 7o(] V!.'ters in the Itl-T 'leelil'!!. iiuf it IIjii-rele 5 hi a verx' vr-nsi! (VC Sj'ot around the P.ui.nnrt C anal .V!1l'\ ;t a: hal'ic-V'``| ft, ! M h W.Vi <!> ><U( ind ;"hat men liners to .it*:(km;.il 'Xi'tii* s* ?. 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Tim process bv 'vhifii nas came to power last Novtsvibcr i .\vunpk>, i lio main invonrueut in his in oossinn to Ac wiup \"r' Ponca O ik.); Jod f l o a o - i i Poromi.'i h a s a n r r m o mt bommi, as b;f.-ad oi fh" country's oniv .oanio) [nu:o. \\ aS a j / i m n f u l iililUC. On o!*c -adc ho nets ilso .in -dive bnsme.vs- :vi;m w h l , an tnuno-.j in e'afUV, y.is'oline o-!,> h'iio.-,, r a v i a l i ' t o h T o p r t t k o 'l ; i. a " n_nvT-C ho kicked out oiir Pros! mm! M-,.y U'.f in anod.fT. W hen ]ii:(.`!:e iai'.'or, ,md a nri *o-v 11 sPike Wnej Tmod l-1! Id- ;un> r- : o in ikh T , it Vo 1>-U/ .O- . Tin, \ e d hie i>'".vei. tint it put Aria.-- >..vk ip tin' ih'iMi'dii lieu- !i-liO -, it! t0' P'A hie h e :<! !;,( 1..ee >'M 1'ot'l! 1 ii.ipr", to `!ia 'O CPM; i!'i '000 ?'O O!- ov< T 1m pi or !iv i m u m n . 1:U -r -eivinle jnilet- i ' o im'm.ymd to ,n;:t`:e -mV>uios oi 1!'! 11!>*1i!i 1 Clmrch !.,<( 'OtCUX' ef !ii i ^ V i" n>\vr-O'-', -T vcoH :x' Ute IvhherLe etiiuh n r t'iyjiienr'cj opposi'linn : 'i1' hifi^osf mistake* )[ Arias's political oh `.vus ins 1y o n sy u ip c u h v lo r rhe Ax i s n `he ;mdv SroCcT fi the xv,O'. Tl)iS Cost. CC; ;;o- iVendencV lit l'*M. ./{is aai (>!id Ihugest mbtako is his eurreut quail'd With the Citthokc* Church. This began when the President ap pointed a hnwicr pi root bead m the SMST r""JWE NEVER HAVE a ;V\n,MEN TO OURSELVES, W H lT E V r ' -p y ^ 'A ..-'A r . . ' m / M M :;. , ; v , ^; 'THAT'S NATURAL, v BLACKIE. PEOPLE ARE T ALWAYS L O O K I N G FOR US, BECAUSE THEY KNOW THAT BLACK & WHITE'S a UAL! i Y ANU C HA RAC f t R NEVER CHANGE!'7 BLACK &WHITE BLENDED SCOTCH WHISKY -.8 PROOF THE rU/SCHMAKN OISTIUING CORPORATIOK, . V. * SliLE OISTRift TORS 1 h ` 4P V : .-H|J l > u p ' ' i Ol.i /= .`'sfp A-i i.h u \- i'Ul -:.i .VI.''-.: 1 ,\ Lp 'P-Uf y ' i ; : : 'min.i.*>js \tn S 'M '[ 1 - .*/> ; J " "'J ,,:M l,r` n JU]: u , M'S p^p-> M: v* 11 1 ,v P M[ 1'- |n Uj, .jV 1/ '- *. i l h " 1 p ' h ' " ' V ' 'll I1' J'- ::i .i 1' ; ' 1 `1i -Hi 1\ . J11Jj j!l!! T '1; ! V tI|':` ' E. i 5. i:- i -!i' ;" ' ,L' M ' ' 'a l , 'u - i-'111 V .n_i .i ` ' j i i '. ii i n ,,.r; .-..i n i, n ST. S' 1! i J ' '-: - p - " i- i j.-ip i r i pui .*-><j . u u ; . j , ,1 -HJJ `li, p ; 1 >j : l U u,. . M| J -Hjj n l h i i 'i ii-'i om; j ; .1 ''P .1.?K! l r , jti'-ni ; n '.p '! -'`Mii p u r :IP V, 'si ll' V P l . l J . 'ip S l l . ' l j r l ,, r..,p , !In i *j j* n .MDjn jt i l j O l l l j p > ! 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I,iiiri in W ashin gton, ihn 1 IC liiii preseni I ), Vanii;'.n T,ipji;n i-ir-imi ooltl export ni thw United Stetes bnisiin Healli .Servire, tii se.y thn! colds ne .ntn.sfc! by Wniscs. Sinne a riluT n min.-- do (Mit hm rli ., >. ims, (her cationi m w ibH ijuvre nt. clrncfc nr eure a roid. i ln; n K t s pi i/ir MiintM.s w i l l In.- ,1 i c p - iewmiative nf tim oiiic.-e of (}K- N e w Sm veim ( V k - i a L vvli will tUsdaim ;my nm-.il roim ertio n will, fc.sts on An.iJiitt, i be \ a v y will avs,-it ilmt C a p t |.liU M. !Vmi .!(-! ni' ' *J *'.j C .,:ik'f` S X . s '.'i'i i r.!.;i liriyf f r u f-r :''n<5<R`{*Vi ff-stv; m !)'. invi. ,lllf !lf Navy jp no aul ii :>{'; iv v.'iir! e. filili f i l e e n e i t i . -r i s . h o t <ni )i ,le. ! h n,.i , .jtei ,t f ... SiKtIS S tU illiN Ai I-poi il11'!<:'! pi noi, OS, some serions. .olii, minili niis;.ni i s i .ine. np |{,y. missifi" rliis V, Oli. il, V'.`,isluiit;ioit u hm . l i g i , e itil, f(i, y I.|,\,-rn. meiit spoionred . )in. 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A IV.Mlfil '.VOI il S i l o s sj e,,U(.. teilt unni In I Ve.,. , siavi- ir! d e v i die sanie ini n; .dbe ,. ninni.imi. Tinm [! m oiitli,,' iM in i i , a j | V i , p l i l i i s . .si - ... } id 'fe* THIS FREI 3 0 0 1 0 .1 1 f IL L S HOW GENERAL ELECTRIC ^ e n m c c d d a ^ Ju e HELP 1AASCI BREATHING SAFER! # A lthough air sanitation with ultraviolet energy is relatively new , it is already being used in many hospital n u rseries, w a rd s inti surgeries to help prevent die spread o f respiratory infections. WHAT THEY A RE-- | WHAT THEY DO I tAt G-E Germ icidal T ubes kid 95% or more o f the germs I ~k in the air through which the energy passes. Because germ icidal energy may irritate human eyes and skirt, G-E Germ icidal Tubes must be used in properly designed and correctly installed fixtures. Usually the tubes are placed to disinfect the area above eye level of a room. U se the coupon below to end for your free copy o f "Air Sanitation with G eneral Electric Germicidal Tubes." it w ill answer yot r questions on how these remarkable tubes h elp m a k e b rea th in g m je r ! | A T he number o f gerrns in the air is reduced as disinfected a a n ' i r o n ! u p p a r a r o a B c i r c u i a t G E do-.*, n t o d r t - a i ti i n it arcii.-j. I Ultraviolet energy cannot prevent respiratory infections being spread by c lo se contac t. "A- T he C ouncil on Physical M edicine and R ehabilitation o f th e A m erican M edical A ssociation has accepted G-E G erm icid al Tubes for air d isin fection in nurseries, | wards and operating room s in hospitals. GENERAL ELECTRIC t t G E N E R A L ELECTRIC C O M P A N Y li a Nela Pork, Dept. 166-NW-5 U il C le v e la n d 1 2 r O h io u Please send me a free cop of (he L i booklet''Air Sanitation, v ih G-E i Germicidal Tubes/' 'i Name U i i 1 Street 4 'i li City. 11 li b I -'i i -li ip 1 :E j I 1 jj |f i :|; ; ne did 'j1-f kn ow Alter a heavy barrage o! iicecHim- mipudenee CroudY) askvd "What viu.; exciting Shenmrt,: "Weil J think it was wlit*a I was captain o! the aircraft ('srner Lexington, in the Battle of tile Lora] Sea. and the Lexington was dona ye A Ullj ];H| (, iJC l(U!^ later by nor own ioipedGes." ilotivy silence. noruia0: Wimi was vaur urcat( '( !brill. Admiral?" h h en m n : When i slant! on the bridge of the A1jsaouri in Tokyo day and watcher! the Japanese sign die surrender terms at the end of World War II," Groncho: "Well, that's about as big a thrill as anybody could have. I did t know yon were quite that match ot a tvar hern, i wouldn't naee ia'w-keii alt thne, horn joim^ about you." . Croueho Marx nude iris professtonsil 'istiot !c a r i i. ii:.df a century ago under the solemn egis of a hrctis.stiun i s p i 1 C.i]io . ii <fioii I: was a short-lived association, summarily severed when Cmncho punc tured the organ belli mas with a hut pin. Similar disregard for inhibition was in iniei years to mi,mi Mm.s and lu.s djorc br<ithen; (Chico, ilarpo. and Zeppn! to hmatic success in \ .unleville. on the stage am' in the nnnies. But the day came in the late ami depressed l `)3t).s when the Marx Brother wen- u> laste the flatness ot being onetime '.neats. i bour time., Croueho, the i'tmviiei of the brothers, approached a radio career and four limes four difiereet .sponsors repulsed mm. Even i Began to suspect thal the trouble mighi have been rue," he says mm,. l'heu came You Bet Yom Lite, It got ,ii( to a slow start on ABC III illim * fhr* i'f 0<.t<i}>er i '->47. Clitics moiiincd (bar t gn-ai comedian bad descended to (he oi!e ui a simple ijuix master. \t the 'l . u i dll.: shie.v vv,,, ilo-.c. Thim, (><, ii.a oi-d me d end editin'.: it iw pa o Mars hi! bis stride, in H M . be won a IVahmh Aw ard lor comedy. iadii/.s most admin-d acf'iil ulc. His listeners hjughl So cac.mh -I tns sponsor's product (IMyoi-Amrijean compacts. cigarette cases, mid dressci o'ts ! that (Ire small company was forced A drop the program. The ijeMilo Plvmo n l n dealers of America snapnird it up. io n Set four Lite, which note iitificreii m Curl place in Ihe popularity ruling,, -it all wmiuercial radio progtams. tins '.' f'-k rested in sixth place. Marx was * --------------- t# W .T et.Uu--.:VvSs%%gntfi\\ h o bed into i BS s c Y iu u e d c n e e of pive.:i-,iim and t h i , week is l|w nbicct ot j high r i d d in g battle betw een NBC ami CBS lot I'l'invinorl .m tic rev'll a'-,. Crmiclu >Marx is its i die m,,,,- !< 1 as the oldest of the M.ux broihn-. Y'nvv woiiciiig up In i imddwo: a-: quailitance with 60 he .-jdinits m 3 0 ). (.-rouc/ho hail ;ilvd,lv-; !h,Ym'; H'lv third of the five sou . born to lie- late Sam and Minnie Mars of New Yrk C ity,' Son fh * father, w;o- no better a tailor th m lie was a pinochle player. Inn lie woiked harder on the latter occupation. The family was always at the hare suh- sitt'ii* level Minnie, whose ambition tar outweighed her tms nine, noted dial the most affluent of her acquaintances was her broth er Adolph Schocnbcr >. Already in vaudeville as A! Sh .an. be was later to distingush himself as hail'ui Gallagher and Slxian. Minnie there- lore steered iter boys straight into show business. Chico's piano style was rarefied .uKiiigli even when he wax a young nun to enable him tc bring money home from local elates. Minnie turned next io Grouchy, the son who'personally bad thought it might be nice to be a -t.'iotor. (Ac vi- vaI ypiirx Cr.melto pii-lmA up ringing jobs, arid while be was >i."Iivli-r of Cos Edwards'!; Postal Tele pmph Boys be got $13 a Week-as much uinucv ms papa nude by tiilwing. But M in im sv.is n o t mti-ified .. -id, dm.all ` Ilit- Imvi, u-i.-r: i\ rhris{pmti nvix1a poker t ntplit *>' iliurrunl rMrf'vBjjVt fy.t nd with d Itm- iuf thf .} In ,-jf Ai;i, -rnJiic, u.lii/.ts arc CJtiC.O 1 n.yy r.M{!r<i ri r ' ' .- n i n - d `'ui i it`.rt1"f1iindJ.y(r r .. ..1. 'M, ., iaU ' i l't r p o ^ A .t iit u r I svtto . i j `p u xttttU v va';sx `hum kfhnvm.il tlu- i't,up: Co.iriu, iIinnhii'uit^tii, '\t{\\ ^ iE,,ii,,it >aGix-rcbf_r.i thv k\bddrdvr-nxii (Mgto }%.-h, lliiti 1 l.UsSLihO f o r . r. -. ITt, ' ' VI t) tlfi.MA , o r ^MOh-tut-0, Zo'i; <tH-rtyri p by i,, t,r,ai,m tUir Ul'iltlJfiil AVfipfJm-llkr UloliiJity. HJflS y|,4bi<hi, Kay, mid f enuelio skwu off ocWtonaHy.'' Groucho says, Rnt lu- picks his own !mi*y 'I k w e a l.uu- trigger rniml. II* ' wry " works kind -if -.emiaukmuiUcally . . I >" he brush, rt'a'lisiii' lyi'i'-' Twice married and about to complete W* second d n n r t v . kroue ho lias 1 cMUtcU, -wai-oiii Mirim,i anti mV your-oM Arthur. both of whom writers. ami 1-veac-oUt Melinda. Hw .parution frm.. Kay Uittig leaves VI,uv rtmsior of a iilrmi-n>mii bvvedy Iliits. where hi* chiH puiKult is ' i.wrw ytliH lrn, urn! ijuift hie. Au u;iilv-t<).hrfhv.uly-to-iiset, Mars ohim v.iif, .site',ala h rT-b;dl aairn's- and ' m-r li-iomlv Vscr h m Mel Your J .if e is v r i ' U tile M l!,' H e m au a- 'a R u-Mih r>!>. In- reh-rs to die p ' 1""-''' '* ;!>. .Sh.OlKI a week ' v w.W* Sums the show :> b t w b r ; money" C.susluuiuv, M .iv .mil a 'I* slmw V*. ihc idea d >>* fiuedel an Mmea- mimito-man aK,. respvHWililc lor t.X* p ,, A l e Fumiv. IliMftop.rrty. imd K.w V,u- \ ',:rai ion Mu,,:i.mi5. I " '" t , r i u i Uo " 'ms' , " you're a ' thin ami brink- r, a r s f i m v y-ue. t u n m"oh! --y.-n a (a mjvc <fr-;iu. oii-l Viou-H. h> '< ' O` If w lii'IcV iVsl >;S iiA ii tiw' j 'mm.-'mI. In s o n -r file '.iV^-r-r m,U ( .o.uuiiO o ..... p h`noli becmis-" !' ' Hit i.'to 01,10'.. lo o k ili St1- ` V Mono as 'or .mvvimttf oko- Hi-1 ''*f-' tv ni'b'.y vjPu JSitilp-Mi (WO'.m. ;*!<!' i'l( V>i)l il*' ' J, Ofttf Uiv.^-U HivJ - |t 's O n ly \ l ' ) u n \ - as * ( rantaha , ,,r,r i'lmVfi. ) r. t l , -.Ov:: ^ P 5 J?,` ]isiiiris Kvle Ci-r UIoiO hiOfpMp.'n (>l lhf ImWIr r , l i n e n is .set to Tart his own re. ,;r!ius. ,imi f b m d . o h om-brows aw v e i n iih'i'a at the lliouln of y nmhu, in :b 1 ,'iesuliiiU!. is tai the richer iur Cn-rer fttaj IS. I'tSt 'i'hti men who dirixt the ihiitimon? &. Ohio know that constant, [ n w ss m^rirfH coo stwnt phinning to givo it&O .Miipp/.-ni m-w :tnd train, le tte r vardu ami fiu'ilitii?* a m i e v ijr uioo? d ^ p o tid b ic Si-i'Vlrje. e th o d s Oiibitnncling__among B&O's r.iciem ,nolhm KJ OC-nttud jynvd;c, which ti.vui/t- u/ir/y i- a u h n u d^m*mhihilii.y in rarioad f r e i g l r sitndi.ilas. i'?ir*>ug3i its A u to m a tic Ih-co'n w feature. shipjHirs ami receivers are mW r i: once of any interruption in u Sentinel a n - 1 msn-iia* 1. acbvdi.te_n,,<j notified again of re/orivurdini:. %$4 TiftO rcprr'^oTtt'ativf; frnr.n w^f ,, ro.-i-if- r,51 ) trrnu ^lorcjV-r |,o border ]ia\>' hah ;>t.n fit'h thf*uu-houfc the h t t^v^f i-m. Th.'v'-/1 w n ^hc operations in Varda. hT.nu'naJs an a Otfjif-iSj and cmn adv'ijff Aa>u on riiM' shji)piii p r o b le m . So--whr ev or t.u .arc. o u r mvm'' d it u n CortsfonHy dohi-g ^ r1 y t s *h 'beW&s* \ r R i; i t ! i r J' ' riJ ' . . i . . i: i ` h . R: /II. -.i;' . i. J : : :i i ; i:s-: ys L;.. r 1 'i i Yenning! on nwr rn-nb nse i '{ 1-,-l` r.r;, - ' : -1 -.i i ill i, TH't 0)1 INDUSTRY uses iois of wood Jo places wh-ere excessive molshjr causes rapid decoy. The use of PENfA-PSOTEfCTfrO wood under jucti condition pays for itself many times OViit. T H E CI.E.-tS W O O D T H E S E fi f t 7 7 H O R6NTA contribute. to he cfety orui lono Ufa of vital timbers used In MINES. Here a clean wood praservatrve has become a necessity. PENH A (j/o) for trootlho SAilwOAD cor liirvibrl 1 addition, dm dean wood preservative adds years SO the life ond ussfulnesi of railroad decking,, and loadm y p-iaiforms. | I | Industrial HmM>rs. Minr-s. I jn lin .s , arid R uilnsuh -.liuuhi all hr vkulh iu Pf-;vr\ . . . should In- irquumivh v, th ibis iimb-m woo.I prt'Srrvataw* lh;H a)is y-;r~ to Hir lib of v^. .1 y;ni-:i nris. h>r im-ixta make.- prohtai)l*\ kmg frrm im '^ d m u i N *,1 oi m} >true IuI'i'ii. \X (,x/d frratn i v.iUi pkvja m *'.afr from (*niuN-s anh ilrray au<l in-l> thror io lour itnio:' lotm-rr than nnt r`;>(ad w uni. I hi-- hurting durability of ik\ t \ - w m r n u > voui irn-aos fr>ur nqtan^ uml lowi;r m.ihu<T)aii<v om is Kor <irtat!oii nHovrnatuui ;:tx'>Sti I'KVf 1-- Mill! hi.`,v it gives "iMlilt-iu" f/er- m a n e tw t>. wo<i<l ?in.re- lures an<f M'^nil jiroifmMi, w rite D ijh. PI, ikS. I THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY fI MIDLAND, MICHIGAN Quoting H O W A R D F. B A R T O N , S alesm an,.nrifr. " D i i v i u y GOO So 1 0 0 0 m i i e j a w e e k in bm ir,e-sa r a v . l aec lx.tu-1 finm 17 milts j>ei gallon with my ! 5U-MP p. k.nd --and -ii moderate speeds, on pleasure n ips. I've bit EO. . im upkeep - I've a h.eays traded my Packards at 50,0011 ro hi;,ni)ii mile*, and repairs have been negligible: During the k ;u . i drove a Packard 18 1,MOD miles at a total expense be' repaiis. isu luitinrjf a paim job, of only S30b. Tve owned )E Packards sim e 19E9, and vuur newest one is die ftnesf-lnult<av or til Quoting N. R. S T E E L M A N , Commercial " 3 4 0 , 0 0 0 m iles in commercial servite, wml ino; iijt io 1,000 p o u tuls oi i .mis to a load -- that's fin.- reo ut I o l tnv 19t>7 Packard. also have a Packard Marine Engine in one ot mv eight boat*--and it's the best engine of the lot. Experience 'like that is what sold rot- a Packard Custom Sedan for my wife." Quoting S . ROB ENT J O H N S O N , P u b l i c ReciLmi- (wmvfor. lltwh'nscck. N. ! "Here's the report on a rci o n i l,.d milt 'rig .v.vsmegs H1K: .1in" i' ,' r r, , 1 - .. j ,, . 1*1.7. lotal repairs, ntiivKli. of r o m m - .err |i in>_. lam e to ;>0( ! f he ride was -moot!; -.ilk. etna ihttut'h tile ear was vet loaded. Ami me mi: i mi! >:> ; l~ d c - S i- K i a a : ' is h H i n . h R :| s-- i o n - a : . ; EW.CMlii r n lis, die i,n; iiiuks ;uld ;hc-'S m, m .n i as the the it toe. de*i' \ a n n : d h . h .|.-\> a- v.a!1 !ie ainathe; parkm d l" N O W -- WHA r ABO(J T )'Oil ! Art' vow -tiS ''onj'.qging y u u r w lf" out or a uaoi u f l ` Fat i . You ran iniv a lie' Hlol) P.uk.mi kigl c |.u !?> rliai' birv're asking iu f some oi i.od.iv * ./>,. *' Pi i<es begin in aLEE'1 --tleliwred m Deo oil, -.laic and local taxes extra. // 'e w i m t s w v4/ p T E :!; I . i .-ro..; ?/'5 ,0 i:;2 M f " 0 1 j MT AIM MiM iM " r o -g -`\ r <$g> [PvC^ vhi.r :m; -/mm.-G Um - :u : U m:-v.'My ,'v T u - , !;.;{.: Lu Lu: :;mmm'; j u x -'Mmm ' . f . v [:-r>i*' [- i._f !1 <V'i ii' M':i IJ1";rU':Ui. G.'-.. ![PMHl r h - * ':' ' . i MM !: J J v i. "" - . ; :;.' MUM'U'-U: :! .!.tV MM;'.! MM' ut : .' ^ii i-;*i Gu-U-U it :; T H R I G H T T1O I N T POR T H W A V y o u W R i,l;fipi' ; M v - \ ; i.' i'/.-. V!;:.i : >M:.V l'r.--: ' Mr.;.-": . 1 Y <j M 'V. ' .\ :u i. i i Pt .. M.'V : i-.Mi -, 'Mi ;'i P ;: MM .i 'MM \ r: At ii' v 'M:i M;1-1' Mr" # U i- iM if J* / S U ito " ''X nuev lie shoo tv so ui.ei . Mi. t! Mime .if1 .use to yaod in la'S-k Fr.Uiriv Allie !'f H.rjixniri. dl ' Ad'! birmbov Is'cantc U! M r atDivpatcl'i pnaii.ifictc ! ' ! bim-h bcM it .vchoci! .it 1 2 . he le ;sMcti u* su many Liiiics {liai iiev uv.'ib h'-ii Mm" !u the hc-tc a' ,,ALnun i )iiu. 1T." ?h: ru e at BclL-Mil,-. III.. - . ii;!11 S set lav .i'll,:,! ,-n ,nl Oi" cilv ' die y>ersiin ils un lie `'ci.in i1 SL binti'Htv cruMv :!: editoi (.T(viM.Cb; E. iMliafbn ' who larer wv-ot hi Sitip Smy for killing his wiii . n >a;s -t.1 ai Siisi licei1 ilio pilone Su ii\' fjtid fjifi % c ub liiieii il ri" m id dashed with bis uot^s tiiroiipis u stomi to th<- tvlfk'e. Ch; pin iiU- ree, gknvwcit. Sf*v-c ill limes i'U'liVu Ior w.is assistant city iior, a de skHHJliC! d u l y lie hated. flis happiest days were ,}>ent hunting lui sub siuries toi i !iv papM - crini "Tri vLifr .vCctioil. Inc?! the l.tto Mil!i.te.ii ,o Editor O, K. Hoviirct sentenced tlsf- sec' lion In 4 meulfu! death ( "too munv cornfield murders''! anti snorted snout Hoc. "All ha can write is fends." O. K. n [idei est ii i::il e, i him fu !n\ tini., ||),. mock, n eltieiHuo Methodist i who pufL his 50 c ent pipes only in private ', 'unict! op iris (junta of scoops Hut it was fin* littic m an " T o a. a-. :.!. t-.vui-'K" vu I'icet: met .{.a!! C-. A ictjuv. 'falle: m nfi! itilo up: " h o e s reni'ltl-us oeit I' 1 1 1" C{'I his -Orel' o i : alt Host the most content ion! hiitiMini oi.iov' ties skie of heaven. I! is p o p u la te d L r y r h lie pr'Ojrie V.llO UU.e tit'IIAe(.i I'USV klllii rft ;!t orsua .h itI prejudice . . ." Roe is' ,is spia . am! as u ppv ove r hi- h\ liites. as in.ritv a ) minster newsman. I 'n l it p m u s t he soiuoui misso?; w n r t lk'cau.sc oi illne mid is incticukmsiv frugal with his expense account. He commutes 25 mites troni little Lebanon. Ill,, where he lives with his wife io a ititi, white .iiay itt, *>30 iiiese flays thee must '.vetK a montit ter Eiie axgaitisrer before thee begins to work Jar thyself. Keep a firm hand an the wheel of savings to bolster thy "nett e ier taxes." --Army 'Mec-rs N'oImioo/t. H'nw lun.g1 M.r. C om pU 'otm y &ip ce y o u Rroke ! ` ATis 'olUAruHiu^'' d o w n t n iu its m u l t i t u d e of ' sins? H o it - aiifl y o u m n y un co v er profil i le a k s t h a t a r e s u b t r a c t i n g reni mfiin.1) (Vi mi 1 Hie j: rofir. c o lu m n . ; ' Me st co m p an ies find p len ty d' suri leaks . .. . ., . slopping and material* inn "I In operations. Acini: rinkcwui gin ecru art: specialists in finding those leaks -then plug- thin: lUenr. in I) out of 10 curves, we cun ooint the w a y to greater efficiency and good, sol id thrill with Acme M ethods and Acme flat steel strapping. Acme Stitching machine?; find "ire, and other Acme Steel products. 'A-- hnvo I'drvud> pmvn.l Uius fn> tie more than 50,000 customers we now serve. Two 4#inlititiair**vti - " t { . , ' """-c : /-.- ' S t ,, ' .. ! -, -' Olii Way: S4.(M s Atfltt Sicef Way: YiJS ' ^ Odili Otiv'uijt >1.73 it-if iJiiifto * tiw I.f |.,,1 tvnv.,.1-, ** r u i iMJ.tf M/, ;; o -r.\ - i j 4. ' f*; U*1-JUUUl>U>**-*) uvtu ail*i*j4j*pu :je'-ei f!icases are reported here, ft takes just h m i n u t e to read them and cal! i.i.s in. Acme sales engineers, technical !'; ilities ant'! iionwIcJe si-rvlo^ aro ronriv iu .-luirt helping you. Reach for the telephone and call the Acme Steel service office nearest you. tThere are -16o f these office in the principal cities o f the U. S. and Canada.) Or send the coupon for details on your special field. 8 jut Mattdills mi Ctrl S79i Time s veri 3kT You' ll !(> mil t; ,, ;i) A ;;ij .hf.fl yen,'n:n Of !'B\ CbicjRO. (lui jfiiiui'ij r nl-: Ki.tm (Ld, cov.(! i; nt-r ini- l./iJUJli.'i'j .VRiurr; fr-oj, Ni.m; <t> ?| Hv fiikthSt stri'-. hio.Morioiv \>-Ohk d tJ)f] V.Ufbl. ACH THIS COUPON TO YOUR BUSINESS LETTfKHEAD 'TKlh!, <'OMJ-"\ \ V ,.;,- WV-VI '.-u \r-`i-*r ' ."-'.tro. f c iH r c ' U'V _ _ ; 'b '> ,( .ic ty j .v L'<i-(A . -if Amin- V; 1I'T." .tips l-;;111':iiu i;y , _' &*/(. nrtJ !>o* rts,(tutjJ> ' ; P.fhfCti^ ybiOAliiig. Motiviate }ojhJ*Jj - " i p L '>' ' Ki ji ti i !<,' ! nr a - : o 'HTTP ihiirti'y .l J o j ' o m i v iy..nfl >*i!? ' * i kL A t c >- - ` Hifdii). -CuirtoaiJ d " "/.riiiB Uni! LumiI1' I'fift sfori, or ;ii'iu'.hd rir-in'd dL-ioTr- a. ! i-i.f'UjH' .-ip <u. >lticpor:>. f j P n w f i j c t iisstfffd ly- Fviir-'.nl^c. S ' fo r fidVtdc.'!? ill !: Q 0 * ASSCiHtifif A cficr bh.'t/Lftm j (),>" A>r ou fhC > art.'i (C-hy, NAMI-: ___ _ ...... ........ .... 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Pre-nltm; Huwy $. rROMN stopped in Ottumwa. Iowa, May 3 to joeeivts a c&L~ Miking his birthday from a bakers' union fooitiali iitiiin MirruoA, Or. s e a r's trial n) ; .i:'f- :av-o o I;{:, . > i.` id d o u d Judge Hwm.i.'j woo presided nvm A f the eleven Communt'.' Medina ot- ;i trivial from L<nvi:* leaders. ai-e<*pted a ^oid idti/iMisfiip medal horn dm VeOaom; oi Wui'K tOl ln.s 'ViUl'itidHilU iWOnl nS hiwver -.owl .i jmkn ' \|,tv 4. Tnuui-t kn \a . Mn n .u a <)j. Human/a. 26. am! iV;t\a'Rs.s A w n ut B<n j{p.<)s-i'Ai>MA. 2ft. O'vpnet 1Imii second child in .\'n w ninei. aaniift }W; to Uf) ,T`H>'HJrn-f-'| lirii i in Lan.sannrSvcd/Ci'ami. May .5 A: m m n !SS, 15. fornn-.i State Departncent oil!.01!;il eonvioted in United States D mhied ti ourr Jat). 21 Oi! tv, (.MilliiC^ iif p-Sjm '' 1;.'ts; -ii*ft from the pirn iice of in w iii W w \ i;rY SbUv l>y uu \pp-Dil;ai OiviVion ruling. M uv 2. fl>4vtiii MYiyoi it--, i.rii KiuJKi .v'sVf-n > 4d. of a m-relnal hom onhatfe, and R e v . W ' n . i . L j, Bimw Biw u-aa, 72. 2 cur<m,iry thrombosis, May 7. T he Mosmew M iu, oinenn and He- Methodist rmnftka had. pairirip.iivil U, a \Ln. Day mack Ili'-j invasion. Kionemvolna '.vas drained onr of bis bed and Honnoft was hapi'ls- .mod iii i sfm.kadt' `.via.Mi 5. lorrmmoisl iif><jps svY/ed tin- town. [ha m avor coih.psnd at ;-i rally to `Vest m e clemoeracv. Wua.n.M Rose Bk\ t.:\ ft [. Pnlidvr IVNeavinniny; pool P T h e Onsi Which b ( iodT !W!2t onrii;* and eidhm / T h e Saf! n d a \ RerbAv oi L ite rature), utid brother of the fan Stephen Vhieew Ben-eft coihivwed in Hie Manet of a heart attack, in New York.. Mav 4. New*week, May 15, i 050 You took ao d your best V'/`a M' I'nlini 'Ml. a,.l iltar - iirji a-(-a 1i11<i!.)aitniii \'hh 'in i'Sti' -,!,u rt;11` n;.-n> .r i]!,- a .o' '!* \ 11ui11. Y"U pa " ' 1>1;;' >alum: lu-u: - in \ 1rf`f.: r<i:1--.ali'Mi -.on , -fu-r b.- -f1| , rui-.* ' -.'ii !ui "iff-1 SHI full lh.a ;it !vuilr-. Ymi it. i 1tfti ina Wilt 11iiih1 "-?a<0' i;n \ our i' raliuMif 1'<-il. a a will- .dmpi. 't- .it COMFORTABLE, VEPEWABIE,. A W - ABOZE A l l - SAFE / ! i "i !i.-r i \ i ;,k -k.: ' ;'h h i i I i ; U ' M : ! [' 1i ' ( . I f r ;S ; jv 'V ' : : .i: t'' ... .ill -i!' : ; .:, ' !!J . ;,;. . ^ ` ! j ; , I n " : i 1' . i ................. :. : '- i 't . . i ; [ v .H i i'. . ; : .'i]!. I.' :; u; ; ; i ii : iip .<;'!/ i; S O if^ l S K i P O H CCiiiiPOS?; ^'ifm f : w . ~ ``%S' THIS HOME NEEDS S a & t m THERMOSTATS (Jj in rhc Living Area in fht DinmgServici* Area . rfO M ^ t0 ' mi>y q u ire m o than one thermostat for maximum comtnn. By dividing your heating control system into !TO C <** *"" r<'" for diffcron, h e r posure, f o r example, you might have one control area for the cold In fhe S le e p in g Room-; A ra C) In d ie R e cre a ro n -Utili -y Area windy north side of the house and another for the wanner south side. And the recreation room area should be separately controlled so a lower temperature can he maintained without cooling off the rest of me house. * !u larger bottles, aad particularly those of the rambler or ranch type, it ts desirable ro provide two or more hearing rones in order m maintain ,,.form temperatures throughout, or sdectc-d tempera tures m different areas, it costs very iitrie more to establish different zones of heating in a new faom e-and the results will pay big divi dends in greater comfort and fuel economy. " ' Consult your architect and heating contractor about the proper . a v i o n t-oniro,s and control areas for your new home or bus mess properly. Or, mad the coupon for the itiformame booklet - 10 ways ro Heat Your N ew Home." CHRONOTHIKM % t - CYUfC CLOCK YM;&MO $ YLY C.omp/ft^/y Ay/omuffc . . . L i t 1 `l J ; .i CK. r I ( ", . r`- ( < O ' A r * f t\;t~ saving mrruxr jr :;t-.Lr. . ni.in o d l-v i'm v r m Ja y t ,.n e A1;ir,g-( mper;uurc in ro- iitocim \s-. 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( d u z ,::vj p u j a : ; " 'v;:r p f i r 4 SF;: " IFP; F py. pf ApC- ndmvitih .g.! v. fin;- '.,.. ;...-a [ gains. But at So. !AS. one Turds vu m in d er or ihc 3 ,:ijr:;i [if' !f i y I.cehorvk; Pif'Mau; ant- carries on ns if nothing had happm ed outside. negusi. i.ucbo'.v ed et tile je s lm r raiH hn-'inr-ss in iSS:2 -on I quickly built a reputation tor line ( Ynmnn food. A bach elor. Luchmv {'(Miti'-oyi lift- oi> his rcstamadvi arid rW ercr.ir. reileeted T ' concentra hrm. \ Song bet <>f I'egvilnr ua tanns-tirolodieg Voder Tied1.,-it if 1dm.- rv julo' *? Bacho. Puricn Caruso. k D iam ond Jim .Brativ the king of glut* tons*--caw* to L w h ,'< W h e a p in g por rinos of pig;-.' knuckles schidi'/td. 1 ir.it vvui'sr, boiled beet. ind ndier sjjedaHiYs. AaSlii ( ` m a n : is its popularity grow, Liichow's .`so.-irlrsi room hv room. ... . w a n i t ' si wo or:' wer onto Tim ternth Sijet, Today, a yuleon may in! in iho Bur, die Restaurant, lite Garden, the (Jal, the N'ixdung'ii Boom, <n tile New Room f o p e n e d lu 1 901). With its wide UiMi . I, c i,is. <u,T : ii../!t Ti 1 1 0 tin 1at nous eating place is .still crowded daily with diners who is : p re m iu m mi Jmosplirre am! <veutor I.n.si week. hev.TU'r 1 niitimc I.-uchov, in tro learned chut theit favorite rcsruti rant was a bout to bow o Mew York's tricky sum m er weather. Air conditioning, ii ivas announced, would bit installed bv Ju n e 5. For die general public, this '.vas Hie iir.:t indication iti.il1 -w-nn'riling leal h a ppene d behind file ..cenes The iono lindo t chr.nged, hu (he eeitragenieid had !n i-Viimary of lias re nr. die restate i.ni was sold by Lnohiwvs heirs rn Leonard j ta Mitchell and jam as j. Brahms, i't aims ;>i riunicti a vreii k n o w n Wash ! ition nCk- in'! Mradoorl bouse. FsLimaii ti sains pi ice: VV~ij..0i0. -- w itsm .* ''Ai hell, i re.'i'.-i ei v-w riesi ' e f o " e i v d id s e n l i g a n ' i a i i d e g a t h o m e and ir. Switzerland move.! up to Ne-.v Vo' ! *:> take OVee The air e aeiu im d u g , w ide r lias been pi.mera! '-o tied iro detail ` !1jc f ' wa ib - M'ii y .! 1, ' 'V w! l b r a 11 -e-ii i s j!,,-. ,.'1 -im! h'l.-f- b i g chai! ii<-t Mb' !>v M>.,: !!' lA'Yj.p rr p ' n r wp;rs: l a - V g ! sv; S Id if).(mo ate: u i . t i l y , kvilli !> Ali-v el s[. g.; n K d m i n g f1: , 1T(.>H 5i.li.yr Oft iv.ontii<; V-'ll !! ei'.oi 111 IWrites life leal i PRINTER'S a--TYRE -< u ' j. t.lVM !ite' b p i r d W \ U - t ' - h - l ! is -:1m- H< a t n ; ;t nr ' IIOO P O P r ..- 1ii);i n tiv\ f-V:'. V lei.d. gross \ttTKSi T r e n d s it a t ! . l i a . n g f NFD'til R t ! Vt wi l r - i i j m il Mil ; r l r : ` ( n y u - N S * m p i f S ..) Y 0 ? 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UlivilR-l1/ 1r u y l h a n d a iillillia v ah e a d of idem :mo m!>dier led! li-llljih SiWter t h a n Nf r . T r o u b l e in iMM A...i mly uni fifth ni a v efu(i d u m of ino :ili i i rnt ' DvrUv' rei-<;rd set a. W liirh o v a v in I T i j . T h e ?v i i m e v s faint. 0 2 . 0 a), a n s M'i.mid rink- 'a ih e t'fjfk p i r?!ilU 1ol io 10 0 h v Yi a j d ! ' `ii,roirad ' iiaif-blother. Vs'sanlv, B o l ih (\ < ( i. aiaiit's u v a s im.meflktit ly iinliiill ;.dvd a\ dlv Ujdvl S.Va m en! i>[ fj;e s i :i1" OSr? rrim.: ir V i .1' Si be- W pw [! `am i I h a d a i iiirs t h a t )'/)!, 'ike PHUMii'y" l'IliSM lirai l l u n e r ' b im a e J s-u n p . `0 d i I1.-. n T a r n ' ho'.'.' beine. 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Fite iiisiorians li.f.v S u ay;; luetiuone-'i the - tin' Louisville Seainl-.il. thev call it -fot the ras ir Imi tu f y mV beoti eldsi-iisii ii with ilet ails. T hus. F ra u ... C. l i k l . u in " Hi. h e . / s Misturi ami Hcrords oi Base Ball' ! p u blished in Li! L a golden (reason," of nld-t.'rnr da ta ia dii fv respoats . io hiv .Mitniihii y of rfii' X-.u ion-.d Keatr.u a's SAT season 0! :v iha slacoorj ni if c;.h'mm\ x/j-oto: "T h e .mu? of ilia s"-'tsoii iiid i'w I'osi iiiipurtaiii in its b u i o (' iiOa.nAi" ion Basi ball, -v.ls ' l' t'srmhooii n\ A. li Ni eiiols Wjhicon il < r-.r-n r r:, ni ne i ftill .-H'd lain \ fVo 1m by th - Liiuda s h e (.'nth h a si-Uine pijcs, In 'so ;nt `li V-, ere !i.; \ 05 temG'uU'b. all.haoffh -ei'vtr p r i'n i o>- \v;i.s f)rou^;U to bear a 1,- times in ih od! behalf." 1 f -iVJio or lito liiei a] yood ,)f 'Ahem i l l Ball" v.hieh was \a-rv (;h>se it) -US hems. 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I ti-vliu. une .i tae liana'':-; Itesi, ptrehf is (ill his v.-ipti- sifao. used to go Hi-' u id lo d-aselsdl m<i'afio.N fur several vitis alteywaid. \u-'bidonine lor ?vio l.iia-aleiit in a SPeach filar vaiiad only with the ah. .m.tnai jdiL !'i:ao' ' `(.a'Mil1'm-dh. wb;o a a ; ' do 1 ( 1 ;jl\a-a to Wll lil.; [ 1 iv irro!. o o a io e k ed W iaf w i t h rtn> l ,i lOisi. i!!i tin icix-d po'-erty: Ijtiio, ;,| S e e n m y o . :.a n j e k i i d n i id th in g to ta d , b e e n Itv i '.u civiriU. A n d ! t h o u g h t SV 0 \ ; a t ; n : V h i i f t i C ' l t u b : : ;o n v a * j i t io n ;,,1 i M. ! i n [ V - ! .U f i a It 1 V t l e t t 1 d i d a- r u n g 1 V l ' l f JU S o a f - n e i r e c h . t l ,,- e I d i n k 1t i : e r e r e p a n h : d ') t 0 1 V C-i' ntjkt'O v e r t : in d i d o n ' t l o r ( a d d s a k e . r e f u s a ! ' Lf \ -leus ' in I'l'd i; m e ! | ' m e l i . " il- r , h . p o t ' 1 .M i lla-' ' t o a ; leein hints. If. 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H a lf S -V i S; '.A pivi oy r i i e sa. , \ !ion. tu;x bou a nil of ihe Iterioel; "Vea, L.m njiv u f.h di iiirv <eteanhlile, a s, fnv a !1 1\ 3 .'a \ ia Sols, signed o 11 ?o mea n e (d- a Ur, o. is, baiymi "atti os;. inaia di.m it CiV, M`r si t iiM/oj sjmi i!! ir, 1 w'lnd'Si I/>U UiO !>. di dllt (e ma ha fdrn shew Ivis Vv'ilfi App.ifv-tiilv li M-\' u a r n nut ton ima a ac hai fa u- o rdi.'jxl O)i . 1 jp '.a m s .ve thten d i M.< Ili r i r.. M; vi ,c. f i t s'-d.o- lass so th 1!, tile m. n k Sm s a o d Iti iy11). Ce'UMOiOlN S'. era ino :, ie ivi- tilt iliiak s<)\, {lisi as fu pavOc B a.das [l'Mi ho ' f v fin bi" ya o ida' who iti ti' d Un i)J. M'hla - bllLp up nioiher, unraliU ! l jta'inl hi fiiy 'i'aS'fv. ill read ilirf. la 0 is !! hnnk " i li no C - 0 laf. ' A id. 'a ! );ia \ has bus nel fh as fu S;.i,</ (U a m ,..h-;s I, f.jak- c Oi . to m ea t Hi.iah A) i mhi i>p- "Fatvv rii. irh lia ave? m a i1 lise 5 'an (-X- ]`<UO dio -j:inU." 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But mi iike nm / / /? hen uMON Of Soi (V, W1'me Viuniet ` - It- mil j `-rSion..' -.'he r this Sme npit! m n.Mitx.iered not minires'-. Ain't some of- for he more pmumt inove-noms rnav .he ui!Hi*Li to stick anuim! thimuh some 98 Railway Exprs lltl Cowl ie.nb dignity to linn'in-blc min llir.S' HI ,eiuhni afeh. ..aieovlnvi pj(i{ eom.]'iieatir>:S fo i.e.'t in it I'll' b 'e h n i e a ll v h ap py d c n m i lOmtuit of lu r m i s in r iim c s . At the m in e too m B i k SlliiSt; Slion of iwr unborn i:Jlild s t Uinn ; 1.."1*- i!ofii>cii. Me.'- S?UJO-Vi .A J)tji' k'i -u,. ?iis f isc drill,o'. df!(l uses t h e t meo'vwv rieki t It) C/.lliiinliia i f;;i ( Me ;u.so ,d v r ' hra fo d as sin' tiim ( >n idie w c d d i n e riitu >'i. a s'vmprithvtif: mu! ocu riliv [iro^uuni ti'.'Foiint; ao q i m i n r uu.ee { P h y lie ; ! luiA'huu in I h e l a d i e s ' `a(Mil. rhe {r. mi is 'Ar>ijv((o! (A oi-ij iier bain. i`I s'li| )Sf.piOutly Mrir e i'l rile UfjlOst O ' i.Ol a n . y v F. oyiif-il. -Mi/ -;> til has dn.< rimr ,, 1n u im e i huK'J lie-1 ow n ev af the riiiii a b r i d e w h o u '.'or ni(i lier in law M 0,11(1 hm li iis. hoirol 'io in >1 sa nvive the u rei k. iiie a n v m ! iiiio' i finds h e rse lf le iii.i.'d ini P m ,b ,,1 0'1S1l.T1Is1's SSI iirw>mg b u t SV:i lllilll t SI, ] Si i IS Stolls',pCt: : sv iil i'iv 'O U 'ivance 'a rhjs 'uisti.tkf i i eh-nfifs h 'ios ite r p re s iim c r ] no diicr-iii-ioo i ]'.;io- *.**i(i ', 1' H itt 1111 ; :r;r -nit's biothtM : ]o1m T.to n e ) finds he! mor' lik a b le rb ah coi K n. on.i, A m i n o well 'meant to. sipieiaijt- ,si M ` a i-ropp.-i v. ht.u;1 Bt'Upi'l shoves u p blackmail in bis mind d b iilvilS "f T h e a r r iv a l fit lie t t y y r . w h o s e p o r t n u a l of a n (r u t - a n d - f a it in . i o; e x p e r t iv s in is t e r , l"U (Fi both to h o /Tiifiik- am i fvm sid e iu M i- :Vi;t,v r>, f "Rainh toi win (1 ills Flm ni!.' h si, s. null .a (. on-.eour lives, !: hitViii :eV ro.1; for throe 'A0ek-o \SkS OHS ll i .0!, pp. , l.ip tjv. props' in j-h 11%a.UOvi slnp io (iev e Mid. 1' Providence dr:] hac k k i Ho!lwv,,,,i , , jiid ,.iro liver in rime to na.iikr she rnaiicriv: n, va. 1' en.ve \ oil'VC ju<t hi, m! :1plOfmr !> man "1in pica :o `ii:v. A>m r w w o n til of K a lp h bMlwm-ds' p ro p s m o v e h v R m ! '-immse l K e p t h r h b n v on th e rrn u j . m i d e b v e r e ii t :v !!; p 5-;o tl iP 2,,:. VUV' . 7 l;H'C. 1 fit S V'a\ -.1;^.' j; ' 1C11 !'. UM <1. Fl.T /,,: r X'.ve! ' lie. : ::....... C :' o > J ,.,, .i (!,,. i l'.;, S?F . Zinc . itdae . i,. !b. Afijininum . . . . ) 7,;. Ib .......... K),- Ifa. Copper .......... ............. TSV Ib. . . l i . ib. A ni irrtory . .......... ... 2Sc ib. Ti< f.................................. 7SF II). A M E R I C A N I R O N A N D S T E S I I N S T I T U T E i 3 S O F I F T H A V E M U E IME W Y O X I , ; <.."A . 7 .7.' - ; ; ' ` 1 ! 7- 7 - ; 1: .7 .; ' 1 -, ; . ; ir..- : ' ..I . 'li: ' ;' 1 ; us bri hr-'- wrcm, role -a ter pyir-i\Oiiup p art Unit gu't.-s imu '|?!S- !jppv.1 Te?;* iy to dettn-nstrsfe how vrli he may 0MStalay till In's lute Mrit-dN Miao. Th- 'VVafc-ibbigij'iA- { Rattle-Lion) has much (lie Svime faults am.! vi; tuns of tile Terence Radicati pire. flu pima! une ai idiT's substantial Brtndvvivv hits. WritiiH! ti io icreei i j!ny w Uh .Anatole V t u r n i iii ! :w.: : r u n a a g a i n r e vives ' i; c o in | r.Vi'l siili i ! ! i '! S V s ' ("usi li (!. w o o jirecvUtmf the first world sv.tr and usos ;t to risani.trie the dogged demutra'V o an upper middle-class Lon- d.on fumili under g[re.ss. As It st.uuls. this is tlie storv o the Window' uriotesoenr ( .Moil North) . a naval-academy cadet who is accused of stealing a a-shilling sostili order from a brother cadet and is dismissed in dis grace. Convinced of his son's innocence. .Arthur Winslow Sdir Codiar Hardwirin'1 fights die case until it lias raised hob in trie House of. Convmous and is eventu ally priori from the dutches of bureauc racy to be aired and resolved, in the courts of law. Like the play, the film is a rjnict. pre cise affair that picks up a certain amount of momentum with the appearance of the brilliant, enigmatic Sir Robert Morton (Robert Donati as the family lawyer. But in general. T h e Winslow Boy .vili appeal chiefly to moviegoers who enjoy British films or, is in this case :r Uforare sei ecu play hat has been written with finesse and acted with rii.srim.'fion. Donat is ihenfriealiy effective in un oddly remote and pre cious role. Jo corittast. Ilimlwirke, while p.rop.o;w n.`i -i !, givor a vwnm and undere:amri.o impersonation of the em battled father. Vfay j >. JOTiO r ( n o l o , I'-oiijv [eggiui an -i sott-spok.-ii. in app--ai ms. e H it . .d`-<'n g, i... Jf ; d l|j his d a t i n g '- x p ln iis t h a t s t r a n g e r s l a u g h ! v/hen "nr iva- r a n i n j mj; i, tlx- fearless India fighter, yet Wen am.-mg the great heroes ,d die rime he ' n otltstaiuiirlir K.it tvais born in Kentucky on ChnsmKK- Ev \ 1R09. atui yhnrfh ah-.- 'w;i rdf a ri'i-jv-mi to Miao-otiri. Hi} fotVer wan ft-a to make IvWd, ti }itAv .-. . Iw.l {nv Can**"-i b ijvnfii cel: rh o n hi? San^- amil ar iixropn Kit -.va-' ,, dp I'bfl n r-fl to a : i. Soon, -h'-a; ff'VDf. t"V' VJHjth I-an away ,oiH h.-aan hi*. idv-n n a r 'f r [: rhe West. Trapper, ktm:ml am man ;md soMor. Kii u'riiid rend dv- Tuiian tiih :n hip in 'uuiliu'i lca<] i tmuk. Otity in hi.A latir1: y<-ar - din hr t<-a ui O' -"il hi- :ia in<`. UfU` of !li.h !;a Ddi'-'ipt:> wn>- i i.on two H'rm'iou? HS. umili- nkien gone 5,/tei a bunting trip, hi! k r e w w in a id tie aspen tree iriu-re In- clime perdritHy i | dk fi -.Vflic Virai" u-vvay. Mioliali l.ht' wikif'St triii hii.'l an it- ria, !-/- .Ili itnt hkti t;itr <eit. Dannai; the i.*<<nij*o CHifurnit-, ht` .-iflilrd fiori V f n i i i n v y i<v S a n D i ^ i n aarl \.n< rifai lm V'w'd rif-yff |>< ?'-* fi<;[, u> sinjt ``a Io n # a.;- mulo-4 h a w - h,n.'k.tt.> KaS j a .v-!> '.aa> h !n*a111j"i ! i.n .ta, l -i:, whom Im rn;-.r'i'`d alfr-r Wirmtiii!' :j dii-d v>->ih : Pdfo K'd-nrh truppe;- who /:;< a:i'>..;v-nw .A.,.p e i.t a U ' J : O d tt,. ) k T 1- ua, ffmeing. lea! Kit rad;'1 h-r \ i'r \\l !. fit" . [ir marnisi Vihi hi ]..W.1 !.i f;ilihf a vre! Mexican, Ti o - a l d i v " mlvi-c !11-i}"*' vVodi i- -id staiifiina m 'I mo- N-'W Mem u h;n. m !lv. -e,\,..; ;- Kit s IW- '.pm:>:- .vi . i. iff V, ' "H lemtcd ]re! I'i.fl -ip nl le J o . WI;:; 't; / - f/a-;w //;- prot< i ter o' / y r;. ; a. <S a f<1r,*i p.'l /.} f ~ X `I -1 A A / ;| ;i I j '^ o J r r t <2-/y.-C- ( \:< r-sf-i'/v-A m S 'W r.n ; <s n e r d s Hcmifr Offlcl 59 Moldan tuny, l-fo V-d' T K. FIRE AUTQMOB!!.r a MaR*- Til* Home inrterrmitv rdiiTH33ny, an frfhvp writes C.^uafiv i;,y; L ; r v M S;t- : il: M iddle Sonili TRANSPORTATION Facilities Boost industrio! Activity M uch of TH E M ID D L E SOUTH'S industrial progress can be a ttrib u te d to :i uirei^raoai net worK of transportation facilities which tie to getbcr the reg io n s numerous other advantages. Interconnected river, canal ocean, railroad, highway and air transportation are a part of the comlmaiwo of ndvantages which identify THE M IDDLE SO U 1 H Arkansas, Louisiana and Mi.ssiwiippi - a an economic unit . , . The region enjoys bn-orable rad-water fwiKut rates. Goods from anywhere in aiidconlinental United States D LL SOUTH a t loiwVOrraldtesf.w te Vi'1 'iH K M l l h INAIUtAM$AS--OftAI >!;1v>; UFaCI OUiIf t rCOMPA NV couifiicH t n w m a t e r ia ls ir e m N e-,v Y u r i; a n d ( .'a h . fnroia w ith D eal resources nfc th is C a m den plan 1 to iirodru'e a soft drink ccm cenirate thru is soid throughout the United Srtates and in L a im Am erica. A b ility to n a .'li both m a rke ts and ,upplien influenced the solei-iinn o f this M ID D L E HO'CTH plain, si(e. Other favorable factors are raw materials from the farms and forests, arnpfe natural gas oil and other mineral deposits, growing m arkets dependable labor, a year 'round mild cttnutc* electric power, a cooperative public attitude and k position at ,t foes? point o f world trade. S W i uhruntiigcii hum' /given Iw iitu try pmfk'enrt' m the future of T H E M M O L E SOUTH. The public utility companies listed below will be clad f point out to you the advantages of T'HE M ID D L E SO U TH , which have given industries 'lu d i us tile three shown here confidence in the future of the area. IN LOUISIANA-SOUTH ICHN AD VANCE' HAG PAVER COMPANY, Hongc, distributes its products on a n a tio n a l basis, l Hoy are m ade tro n i southern pine obtained w ithin a radius of S.OO tmksf of Liodgt'. The industry wail d ev elo p ed a t th is s ite because i t offered a w holesom e eom lnnuti.m 0f a v a i t .- d i V ,, i n r k e l . , . e b u m h o ,!, r n w m K . tenuis, dtipenduble m anpow er, natural find elect ricity. IN Ml'&SiSSiPiPI-- . V. S T A N L E Y Ft/lTVrTCiiK COMPANY, Magee. I iif c o m b in a tio n of ?ulvHnt;-itf?a w h ich 3irr.!i;ohr nl' local citi- rh av ailab ility o f caw uiateru. itruf a depeudahhi larnn- cutprviv. ^Or further infortiKriion wWfe A m o Offc, a n y of hi** T H E M I D D L E S O U T H 211 INTERNATIONAL IRADE buiof>e1s p'iirsagtfd, iyu OQuif-fi Ma RT. New Orison,, __ 1 A R K A N SA S POWER UOHT COMPANY' H o c Bluff, Ari;, LOUISIANA POWft & UGHT COMPANY Ndw OrleOfu 14, Lu. MSISSiPP POWER & LIGHT COMPANY JocUon 11 >, Misi. N S W O H te A W S P U B U C SEEVHZii !W C, Hw OrieQne 9. Lo. tontinH ,is^,rirrM IM 1 a m n riiu ii irT sre- v i t a l i!'i :;: O S C O 1 j b'[ ' /'d i":'-:i;.ir*- i1; UU;' biedU v e ' : :: iJ! ."ft !,i i ->,,i a .. : , ! rift !J'H! t' u b:".2- :/e-ar but n v y r :;- -. cu ie d ,rf i J.'i : ... : .... , . y i - f t i f t ft ' - . f t . A , 'd;i:r !; 1.- : ,.v- .. , . -i -"jIliTp.-.r : , ... l/ 1.t-, . -- 1lili 1: i r. :'if i- .11 r ':r . .n r sn ;-. 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' r ' yfVlqgnif.cnl tone, fopeifb pictor nd` .ualnei.eabpBTi d o :nat rrvrir, prir^', ie ri i Magfu.vo/ D rt lCfitorv-to-de!er lii- ! bongi ,:/o ;tbfi5r aiiitoritage-si S'ifer'tes; 'oKMHty, ?rkes' tart'ot $19.9L5Q,-i : ' l!S fe i^ ia\Slrt9a'0'*^ rf'S 'ff STRAlGRr 8 YE WHISKEY N a t , o r m i O i s t i H f S P . r u f t i f : * <.Oi*p. N rvr YorS, N .Y . r [ ! A Ift tin,- ur ai d li 'v 'l io i i' . :< i t ; 1; ^ -v *Lii : cocky M/'mi Ha mihntnr. v/ho wen,1 f" . :-nk in a salmon cannery in Astoria. Ore , ,\t the ;t|`<r of 18 and thereafter traveled to 11id h u m Alaska, ife r new book is i.'neiii Mont's memories ot his earlier days, when liis father bought a broken-down plantation 2 miles from Moherrin, Va,, after the Civil War. After three years of hard times and unfriend]; neighbors fin's father voted for Grant), the house humeri down. Hawthornes hither took out land in Nebraska. 60 miles from Mont H aw thorne ''enieinbers good" Grand islands on die Middle lamp River, and Mont's rewHeeliniis .ire of being lost in a blizzard, building a sod house, earing prairie chicken, working on the brunch 'iocs of tiiti Union Pacific, and witnessing the invasions of grasshoppers. "Aftei the grasshoppers moved on wc opened the door anti hied to start living again, we seen long lines ol covered wagons coining trick. Ali the canvas was e! clean off ot thnm . , Heum.sn Msn.vua.e. B y K'i'tcto n A m in . d!8 peges. S/oaue. The extrav agant prais oi Melville in the rvemit works of Ridirtitl Chase and Howard \ incent. without precedent in American criticism, lias produced n rc-actimt against him. Newton Arvin's biogvaphv restores tri!,iTif.'H finrl In f**i Itie ;'<tul las' work; it combi l'ics criticism .md bing- r-iphv with a sure judgment; and while it offers little new material on his career, it reinterprets what is known with an "'diiiling imaginative insight. This is thu best ni The American Men of Letters scries, as well as the best twitting biog raphy :>i Melville. ; ! Mar IS. ON T H E A V E R A G E , there axe of m inutes where it is and when it about 28,000 to 30,000 freight w ill arrive at destination. ! cars spread over Erie's 2,200 m ilesEorife's Q .A .*C ar {.neater Service is j railroad every day. Yet when a ship another exam ple o f progressive rail ! ?e : asks rhe whereabouts of his car, j Erie's Q.AMCar I.ocater Service can, roading--another of rhe "firsts" that is h elp in g sh ippers in th e safe, | in must cases, tel! him w hile he holds dependable transportation of freight ; the phone! --and another reason why so many i flow it clone? Wriat 5 the m agic s h i p p e s s s a y " R o u r e i K r i e l " | in Erie' Q.A.* system? Quid: Action | T h e first step consists of a teletype reporting of every car at key points i over rhe Erie system. Thrive records ! are sent daily to all Erie traffic and ! sates offices located in 45 cities in the I U nited States and Canada. W hen a ; shipper wants to trace his car, his brie man can tell him in a matter b t i r v i n g 1 0 H n o r t o f i i v J i H l r u i l A m r i cm 99 VV e s tim m o !* .s c o 'A A T R C C K M J K S i."' rot rf V-'-r!.' .! r i.. , ' . 1 A 3 ; ' ii i : l ! ! ; . ! : : . 1 .ni'.: .' ' ` /J.ir :*?i jV-IV: Cv :JVG prM'T'V r t o i v t p u m y i j ".; ... . C t S K T U ti I N. i - . : .; !, : ' i j l M i up a :-' -- . i : . ,1: i - .. somilsta !.r| y ,:r;r ij&ir ::!.'r .1' " 1 ;.i. !: i . . : . i. ! : mc-re Til'Oi-V: jtJV euri or dv.r&biis<j , hr.