Illinois Valley News, Thursday, August 21. 1947
Telephone Traces W hite House History
P re sid e n t H ayes H ad F irst
P h o n e in E x e c u tiv e M ansion
Try sewing buttons on ch ild ren ’s
g arm e n ts w ith d en tal floss. The
w axed th rea d will w ithstand m ore
C O R the la st six years, i f you feel w ear and te a r th an the o rdinary
" strong enough to tu rn back the | th read .
ByBAUKHAGE
N tu'S A nalyst and Comm entator.
WASHINGTON — Recently the President turned down a
very flossy television set because he already had one. It was
installed in the White House last Ja n u ary in time for Mr. Tru-
m <,n to see the installation of the new Republican congress.
H ow ever I im a g in e thia in n o va tio n caused nowhere near the flu rry
am ong the W hite House sta ff th a t ensued on th a t day in 1878 when the
firs t tel, phone in s tru m e n t was put in. T h a t was in the a d m in is tra tio n of
R ^ h e tfo r d B Hayes of Ohio, the 19th p re s id e n t-a n d th a t was the ye a r
in which the D e m o cra t,, who a lre a d y had co n tro l o f the house, acquired
co n tro l in the senate as well.
How ever, the opposition, when Ite ------------------------------------ -----------------------
became the m a jo rity , m ade b lu n d er sa id . ..ghe doesn., need
num ber tQ
a fte r b lunder M r. Hayes continued get her m a n .”
his a d m in is tra tio n w ith a q u ie t if
Once she located C ornelius Van
perhaps som ewhat monotonous d ig
d e rb ilt Jr. w ith no o th er clue than
n ity , u n til he was succeeded by an
th a t he was m o to rin g east fro m
oth er Republican, P resident G a r C a lifo rn ia .
field.
I don’t know how m any lo n g
1 doubt if the even tenor of M r.
d ista n ce ca lls a day she put in at
Hayes' existence was fre q u e n tly
the peak o f the w a r but I do know
_.
.
d istu rb e d by the th a t the n u m ber of long-distance
y
~
ngm g
of
the
ca lls out o f W ashington jum ped
telephone b ell
fro m a p p ro x im a te ly 11.000 a day in
o r m uch of a n y 1939 to w e ll o ve r 48.000 in 1943 To
t h in g e ls e f o r day they have dropped back to a
t h a t m a t t e r . I little o ve r 44,000 I t is fa ir to as-
V ery
few
re s i
, sume that the W hite House calls
dences o r places | have follow ed the same curve
o f business pos
under the n im ble-fingered d ire ctio n j
s e s s e d p h o n e s o f " H a c k ie ."
th e n
F u rth e r
E ven by 1935 it took five
m ore. the tele
o p e ra to rs in sh ifts to handle the
phone was by no
W hite House calls. A t th a t tim e
m eans
accepted
M iss lla c h m e is te r was the firs t
as a m eans of
a nil only wom an to operate a
c o m m u n ic a t io n
W hite House sw itchboard.
fo r presidents or
P resident T ru m a n uses the te le
th e ir entourages
in those days. In any case. Ihe phone a good deal — he has so i
W hite House m anaged to lim p along m an y frien d s on C apitol H ill that I
IT P A Y S TO B E E D U C A T E D . . .'S o m e k in d of h ig h -w a te r m a rk
fo r ra d io quiz show p rizes m ust have been reached when $7,440_
la rg e s t a m ount of m oney e ve r offered on a ra d io show—w ent to M r.
and M rs . A lb e rt F o w le r o f G len Rock, N. J., w hom M . C. B e rt P a rk s
Is e o n g ra tu la tin g here. Both In th e ir seventies, they a re teachers in
Paterson, N. J.
v e i l s A’A'I/EIU
Mark Birthday of Atom:
Hungarian Attitude Hit
S'
ANNIVERSARY:
Hells Tolled
— • —
ca le n d ar to 1941, the C a rd in a ls and
F in g er m ark s and ugly sm udges
i the D odgers have ta ke n o v e r m ost
of the pennant in te re s t in the N a on w allp ap er can be rem oved ef
tio n a l league. B y some odd tu rn , ficiently with a handy a r t gum
the Cubs slipped sa fe ly in to p o rt in e ra se r. K eep one of these e ra se rs
1945, but even then the C a rd in a ls on hand for easy cleaning.
— • —
were b re a th in g not fire on th e ir
Hang tab le linens on the lines
necks.
I t m ust be a d m itte d , th a t in m ost lengthw ise. The w arp th rea d s in
o f the C a rd in a l - D odger p u rs u it th e long w eave a re stro n g er than
the woof th read s.
ra c e s ,
the Red
— • —
B ir d s
fro m
St.
Lo u is have shown
Buy pillow cases la rg e enough
for your pillows. O therw ise the
m ore w ing power
casings will not sta n d the w ear
in the stretch . They
and te ar.
had the e x t r a 'f lu t
— • —
te r needed. A y e a r
When shoes begin to scuff and
ago,
around th is
peel, ru b them w ith th e w hite of
tim e , the Dodgers
an egg. It will p a ste down the
were
seven-and-a-
broken pieces.
h a lf gam es in fro n t
— • —
o f th e ir C a rd in a l
Table linen should be looked
p u rsu e rs, but this
over for sta in s before putting in
! lead w a s n 't enough,
! as they finished in
the w ash tub. Soapy w ate r will
a dead heat w ith the C a rd in a ls win- set the stain s, and m e asu res m ust
be taken to rem ove any m a rk s be
■ n in g the play-off.
W h a te ver happens in the foggy fore im m ersin g in the suds.
— • —
fu tu re , and a ll fu tu re s are foggy,
Your step-stool or kitchen lad
the D odgers have stolen the Na-
j tio n a l league show up to th is spot. d er c a n 't be too carefu lly chosen.
Ju st before the season opened,
th e ir m an a g e r, Leo D u roe h e r, was
o rdered to E lb a , o r St. H elena, the
Napoleonic h id e - o u t,
by Happy
C h andler, who, r ig h t o r w ro ng , also
was w ra p p rd up in a fog. T his
forced B ra n ch R icke y to reach out
and d ra g in B u rt Shotton, the m ost
u n d e rra te d m an a g e r in baseball,
who knew n othing about his team .
Shotton stepped in to the m id d le of
a strange squad. He soon lost his
s ta r, Pete Reiser, who s t ill believes
his head is h a rd e r than a h y d ra n t
o r a concrete w a ll. Then Shotton
began lo o k in g around fo r a p itc h e r
who could tra v e l fo u r in n in g s — a l
m ost anyone who could lo ca te the
ge n era l d ire c tio n o f the plate.
It should be as w ide and stu rd y 33
possible w ith ru b b er feet an d non
slip tre a d s for safety . T ake no
chan ces on a rick ety ladder.
— • —
Sm all sc ra p s of w hite candles
m ay be put to g eth er in a sm all
cotton bag and brought out on
ironing day. The iron won’t stick
if it’s passed over th e bag a few
tim es.
protests to com e fro m the state de
p a rtm e n t since A m e ric a n planes
In Hiroshima, lapan, the bells
were shot down o v e r Y u g o sla via a
tolled. People of the city stood
— • —
y e a r ago. the note m a rke d the firs t
' n Prayer for a m om ent,
o ffic ia l u n p le a sa n try to be d e live re d
Avoid leaning ag a in st the door
then scent on about the business
on one phone u n til the end o f P re s i
by the U nited States to the puppet
when riding in an autom obile. If
of living.
dent C le ve la n d 's a d m in is tra tio n
you like to sit sidew ise, put on the
It wits the second a n n iv e rs a ry of H ung a ria n reg im e .
By Ihe tim e President M cK in le y
The in c id e n t g re w out of the ar-
safety latch.
the ra d ia n t, co n su m in g flash o f the
entered the W hite House, a ll gov
le s t of Stephen T. T hu ra n sky, an
w o rld 's firs t a to m ic bomb.
e rn m e n t offices had phones and
R em oving outside paint is best
H iro sh im a , w hich saw 92.000 of its A m e ric a n citize n , fo r his alleged
they were accepted as e very-day
done w ith a blow torch, but the
citize n s im m o la te d in th a t uncon "re v o ltin g and sca n d a lizin g v ilific a
tions in p u b lic ” o f H u n g a ry ’ s presi-1
necessities, but they w ere not an
elem en t of d an g er m u st alw ays be
tro lla b le o u tb u rst o f e n e rg y in 1943
im p o rta n t elem ent in the h andling
dent and oth er g o v e rn m e n t m em '
borne in m ind. Use only enough
was perhaps the one p la ce on earth
of W hite House business.
bers. T h u ra n sky. his w ife and two
flam e to m elt the paint.
Then
w here the bom b could be thought
When Teddy Roosevelt cam e in.
d i ig h te rs la te r w ere taken in to cus
Shotton, a m ild , c o u n try lo o kin g sc ra p e im m ed iately w ith a knife.
of as a re a lity .
E v e ry w h e re else
despite his strenuous a c tiv itie s and
it was a n ig h tm a ris h . D am oclean tody by U S. le g a tio n o ffic ia ls and o ld -tim e r, the e xa ct opposite of Hold the torch in one hand and
w hat was considered then a som e
[ D u roe h e r, lik e Ole M an R iv e r, ju s t I use the oth er for the scrap er.
sw o rd; b u t in H iro s h im a the people rem oved to Vienna.
w hat
re v o lu tio n a ry
outlook,
he
In the p ro te st note, the state de k e p t ro llin g along.
The D odgers i
— •—
were
p
a
yin
g
it
a
so
rt
of
fa
n
ta
s
tic
made v e ry lit t le use o f the tele 1
p a rtm e n t pointed out th a t the a r I w ere shot. The day of the Bum s
Before w ashing g lasses which
and
b
e
w
ild
e
re
d
a
d
ulation.
phone h im s e lf
rest of an A m e ric a n c itiz e n on p u re was over. The B ro o k ly n attendance ’ have held m ilk, rinse them in cold
They
to lle d
bells,
and
thay
Then along cam e F ra n k lin Roose '
ly p o litic a l charges is "a b s o lu te ly w ould take a dizzy dip. B ut w hat w ater.
planned the b u ild in g of a m odern
v e it and the New Deal, a p a rt of |
— •—
c ity w ith a peace m e m o ria l a t the in a d m is s ib le " u n d er the a rm is tic e happens? The Dodgers m ove out in
w hich was a five-position branch ;
agreem ent w h ich p re v a ils in H u n fro n t, and the attendance fills the
Before w ashing d irty curtains,
spot
o
ve
r
w
h
ich
the
bom
b
had
been
exchange w ith m ore than 2D0 offl
gary. Also, o ffic ia ls of the H u n g a ri b a il p a rk , despite a wet, cold s p ring allow them to soak in cold w ater
dropped.
c ia l extensions and 2D outside trun k
an m in is try o f the In te rio r were and a w e tte r, co ld e r June.
overnight, to loosen dirt.
A
,
o
th
e
r
points
across
the
globe,
connections to handle the calls '
The D odgers, so fa r, under Shot-
the a to m ic age was liv in g up to its ; accused of being "uncooperative in
"W h ite House c a llin g " became a
the e x tre m e and in some cases in- ton, have o utplayed the Rum s. And
a w fu l re p u ta tio n by w rin g in g fe a r
by-word.
a d m is s ib ly in s o le n t.”
they have even keener fa n support.
some co m m e n ts and p re d ictio n s I
Then also came the firs t woman I
F o r B ro o k ly n know s its baseball
fro m men who are supposed to know
telephone op e ra to r and p robably I
and B ro o k ly n understands and ap
about it.
LOUISE HACIIMEISTER
the most e fficie n t of e ith e r sex that
p re cia te s the handicaps Shotton has
H
ubert
M
Hutchins,
ch
a
n
ce
llo
r
of
doesn't
need
a
number
.
.
.
the W hite House ever had o r w ill |
faced, w ith Chuck Dressen and Red
U
n
iv
e
rs
ity
of
Chicago,
said
th
a
t
two
have in m any a day Louise Hach
O rson Welles, the m an who d id n 't C o rrid e n over in the Yankee cam p.
his voice is alm ost as fa m ilia r o ve r atom bombs w hich now could be
m e is te r— " H a c k ie " —is pro b a b ly fa
those branch lines as it was when m an u fa ctu re d would m ake the U n it com e fro m M ars, has found h im
An o ld -tim e r by the nam e of B u r,
vo ra b ly known to m ore famous he w as ,3 senator h im se lf.
self. to p u t it p o lite ly , on the horns Shotton deserves m uch m ore c re d it
ed States u n in h a b ita b le if exploded o f a d ile m m a .
users of the telephone than any
I d o n 't know how m uch tun he s im u lta n e o u sly
' than he has rece ive d . He has tu rn e d
He m ade it a com
other op e ra to r in h isto ry Her gen
The self-designated genius was in one of the big jobs of the ye a r.
gets out o f the te le visio n set. His plete J e re m ia d by adding. "W e
ius in being able to locate - people
quoted re c e n tly as s a yin g he had
..... , bow ling alley is p re ttv dustv and
The C a rd in a ls, lo o k in g back to
anyw here in the w o rld has been the , .he d ir , doesn't often fly Ln h,s know that some o ther co u n try w ill k ille d 20 bulls, and im m e d ia te ly he
have the a to m ic bomb w ith in five was challenged by another a cto r. M a rc h and A p ril, appeared to have
s u b jK t o f
m any a sto ry Louis
horseshoe p itch in g c o u r t ^ o r what-
We know th a t when that F o rtu n io Bonanova. to en ter the class. The G iants have had pow er
Howe who in tr.x li.c e d her to the ever the te ch nical nam e of
th a t years.
happens we are a ll set fo r the final b u ll-fig h tin g rin g a t T iju a n a , M e x The B raves have had balance,
I resu lt nt w h ile she was w o rkin g al arena is. As to the " v id e o ” it c a n 't
p itc h in g and h ittin g . B u t the D odg
Called 'h e r 'ih e
' ', .P.'“ ll’ " a r,e rs
be h a l' ‘ he n o ve lty to h im th a t the ca ta stro p h e .”
ico, and p e rfo rm fo r the benefit of
ers re m a in the m a jo r th re a t, the
In a co n s tru c tiv e m om ent. I)r.
c
h
a
rity
.
. .'.C l o n e d e te c tiv e 0 ' b e e a u ^ ' h j ■ w
a
/ m
^
in ,trU m en t
team to beat
R obert O ppenheim er, atom pio
Said the S panish-born Bonanova
A few days ago, I ran across m y
neer, said th a t usable e le c tric a l
in an open le tte r to W elles, “ K illin g
old frie n d A rk y Vaughan, one o f the
pow er d e rive d fro m a to m ic en
20 b u lls is a lot o f k illin g , " n e g le ct best a ll-a ro u n d b a llp la y e rs y o u ’ ll '
e rg y m ay he a v a ila b le by 1952.
in g to add th a t it is also a lot of
see in m an y a ye a r. A rk y can play
But e ve ryb o d y knew th a t the U n it bulls.
e ith e r the in fie ld o r the o u tfie ld —
ed States was stressin g developm ent
"So let us do a c o rrid a (series of
B oris K rc lo v has gone hom e He 1 and
and he is one o f the best n a tu ra l H u G y & r S t r i k e r D o e s n 't lik e th e
explain why yo u r
govern- and p ro d u ctio n o f ,he a to m ic bomb fig h ts ) this season in T iju a n a fo r
h itte rs baseball has known.
was a m em b e r of ihe sta ff of Tass m ent
to b u ild a s to ckp ile fo r u tte r de the m otio n p ic tu re re lie f fund
I
food he's getting and makes no secret
'o ffic ia l Soviet news agency», s ta
"W h a t holds the Dodgers u p ? " I
Before
she
could
fin ish
the s tru c tio n . And e ve ryb o d y knew that am sure the im p re s a rio would give
of it. I f only his mistress would dish
tioned fo r some three ye a rs in
asked.
Russia
was
la
b
o
rin
g
fu
rio
u
s
ly
to
1 guessed what was co m in g ) he held
us a Sunday a fternoon.
W hat do
up O ro-Pup Ribbon! Crisp. Toasted
W ashington.
" A good a ll-a ro u n d b a ll c lu b ,"
w a rd the same ends
up his hand.
you say to tw o b u lls a p ie ce ? "
Made w ith 23 essential nutrients. Eco
So fa r as 1 have been able to
V aughan answered.
“ T h e re 's al
The
people
of
H
iro
sh
im
a
d
id
well
" P le a s e ," he said w ith a dis
A d m is s io n : Shady side. $2; sun
nomical, too. One box supplies as
learn, his A m e ric a n contacts which
w
ays
som
ebody
around
to
handle
'
to to ll bells tw o years a fte r they ny side. $1
a rm in g sm ile th a t lo o k the
much food in dry weight as flve 1-lb
were m any, both o ffic ia l and p e r
the jo b when we ge, in tro u b le . T his
fe lt the bom b
I t brought to m in d '
sling out of his words, "W p are
cans of dog food 1 Gro-Pup also comes
sonal, m ade not a single ideological
m eans pitch e rs, o u tfie ld e rs o r in
an old. p oetic question:
having such a pleasant tim e ,
in Meal and in Pet-Etts. Peed a ll three
im p a c t upon h im o r his way of
fie ld e rs. W e've had m ore hard lu ck
but you fo rce me to say this:'
D id the bells h e ra ld a wed
th in k in g
He upheld fhe Russian
w ith R eiser, E d w a rd s and others,
d in g o r a fu n e ra l?
I cannot e xp la in w h a t you wish
cause; he ta lke d m ore fre e ly than
The A le u tia n islands, th a t long, th a n any o th er team B u, we keep
bec ause you people are ju s t loo
m ost Russians In a s e m i-o fficia l or
cold chain of fog-bound rocks w hich h u s tlin g W e 'll ou thu stle the C a rd i
stupid to understand ('n m m u -
o ffic ia l c a p a city do but (also so fa r
s ta rte d m any an A m e ric a n G .l. nals, too. We have a bunch o f young
nism.”
as I can le a rn ) he n e ve r offered
ta lk in g to h im s e lf d u rin g the w a r. p itc h e rs , who w ill be sta rs next
I f that sen,im ent is a sincere and
The U n ited States, v is ib ly irke d
the s lig h te st co m p ro m ise o f v ie w ty p ic a l expression o f how the men
M a d e b»
is being in te g ra te d in to the p a tte rn y e a r. A fte r a ll, B ranca is o n ly 21
point. never accepted any a rg u who run Russia feci, the road ahead by recent actions of the new C om o f the N o rth A m e ric a n defense sys W atch H atte n and B arney. R obin
m
u
n
is
tic
H
u
n
g
a
ria
n
governm
ent,
m en t o r e xp la n a tio n o f d e m o cra tic is a rocky one K ip lin g once put
son has tu rn e d in a sw e ll jo b Show
tem .
( A m e r i c a n - s t y l e ) m e t h o d s of into verse the pro b le m he fe lt the vented its d ip lo m a tic rage in a
G e n era l of the A rm y D w ig h t m e a s tro n g e r second base short-
stin
g
in
g
note
w
h
ich
accused
H
un
th o ug h t o r action
■
Creefc and One ana
E ise n h o w e r has revealed th a t the stop c o m b in a tio n than Reese and
fo re ig n e r faced in try in g ,o u n d e r
g a ry o f "in a d m ls s ib ly in so le n t” con
And yet — and here is the
stand the A m e rica n W hat he said I duct to w a rd A m e rica n d ip lo m a ts fra m e w o rk of s tra te g ic bases In the S tanky. They are w in n in g b a llp la y
th in g th a t baffled m oat of us—
A le u tia n s is being ke p t in ta c t fo r ers. The D odgers are m ade up of
| m ig h t be applied to Russia:
in th a t co u n try.
w in n in g b a llp la y e rs
he was w e ll-lik e d , he was good
Inopportune. ,bnJI a c e n / e d . th t I Second cause fo r U. S anger was ra p id expansion if necessary.
co m p a n y, and if we could have
A fte r h a v in g p a id a v is it to the
a .n d . I j m / ic m,rih ,/<et lent „ hint
the a rre s t and beating in Budapest
found Ihe tin ie s t peg on which
If
c o n tin e n t's n o rth e rn m o s t lin e of de
,h t ste n d et]
, t H
o i , ,h jU he d e er o f an A m e ric a n citize n and the sub
to hang an idea, he would have
fense. G e n era l E ise n h o w e r said th a t | " E v e r y team and e v e ry b a ll
htm telf. boa reach your bar or i sequent u n sa tis fa c to ry exp la n atio n the islands w ere not being a ban p la y e r like s to w in Bu, the D odgers
In s p ire d us to w rite about Rus
ue,!(h,.t d , t e a „ prefer— e brother of the in cid e n t offered by H un g a ria n
sia " w ith a h e a rt," as a Rus
doned. but were u n d e rg o in g a "c o n lik e the w in n in g side b e tte r than
J w ith ehen ipee.h e„J
o fficia ls
sian w om an In te rp re te r Is re
ell interpreter?"
, One of the m ost h a rsh ly worded tra c tio n and c o n c e n tra tio n o f m ili anyone else. I can’ t u n derstand why
ta ry p o te n tia l."
I so m a n y people are su rp rise d at the
porte d Io have begged o f Sain
o h s p w e a d o n roosts
W elles,
T im e 's correspondent
D odgers' showing. We m ig h t easily,
In Moscow.
w ith b e tte r luck, have been m uch
W N U -13
34—47
fa rth e r In fr o n t."
We wonder about B oris.
We
w o u ld have lik e d so m uch to sit
I, m ig h t be m entioned here th a t
dow n and ta lk fra n k ly and fre e ly
V aughan has been one of the stars
w ith h im about the com m on p ro b
in th is D odger d riv e Vaughan's h it
le m s and the s till m ore com m on
tin g and his a ll-a ro u n d play has
tV
A
ctn
»
,
1
J fille d
a w ide - open
gap.
m is u n d e rs ta n d in g s
between
o u r • W ASHING TO N — F o u rth la rg e st
And
plow ing up sixl-lands no, suited fo r
E s tim a tin g on the basis o f a 10- Vaughan is no longer a ki<j
co u n trie s Was he able to appear so wheat acreage the fa rm e rs o f this
For You To Feel Well
sustained fa rm in g in o rd e r ,0 take i y e a r average y ie ld fig u re o f 14.3
g e n ia l and frie n d ly and c h a rm in g t nation have ever planted m ay be
But.
now
the
C
a
rd
in
a
ls
are
com
24 hours every day, 1 days every
advantage of high wheat prices.
because he held such h ig h ran k at ' realized in 1948 if the d e p a rtm e n t
bushels an acre, the crop in 1948 ing along— and the C a rdina ls have
weak, never stepping, the kidneys filter
H ow ever, an even m ore im p o r w ould t>e 1.07 b illio n bushels, bu, if
waste matter from the blood.
hom e th a t he w a s n 't a fra id to eon | ■ f a g ric u ltu re 's revised goal o f 75
It more people were aware of how tbs
ta n t fa c to r in d e te rm in in g the na- the o u ttu rn fo llo w s the 1942-48 a v e r a lw a ys been the team to beat
s o rt, as fa r as personal m a tte rs m illion acres is m e, next year.
They
were
3-,0-5
shots
last
A
p
ril.
,B " t constantly remove sur
i
h
o
n
's
wheat
acreage
In
1948
w
ill
be
plus
fluid, earees adds and other waste
age
o
f
16
3
bushels
an
acre,
p
ro
w ent, as a tru s tin g fr ie n d :
They w rre the sure th in g s of an un
■Iiat m a rk is a flve m illio n -a c re
the lure o f the two d o lla r-a -bu sh e l
2T
x
“ nn0‘ ■’ *)’ lB
blood
d u ctio n w ould reach 1 221 b illio n sure game. They s till look to have
Was he so deeply in d o c trin a te d lm reuse fro m the p a tte rn re c o m
without Injury to health, there would
m a rk e t p rice D e p a rtm e n t a u th o ri bushels
be bettor understand i.-.g of why the
in the ideology o f M at xism -L e n in - mended las, ye a r and a
the
class,
the
experience,
the
p
itc
h
whole system le upeet when k dneye fell
seven ties a d m itte d th a t high m a rk e t
Is n iS ta lln ls m
th a t he wns fille d m illio n acre boost o ve r the
to function properly.
In the wake o f th is y e a r's b um per ing and th e ir share of power. But
■at
Burning, scanty or too frequent urina
w ith p ity ra th e r than the ty p ic a l goal set last sp ring before the corn p rices w ill do m ore to d ic ta te the crop, a m uch s m a lle r 1948 wheat i, is s till a question as to w hether
tion sometime. warns that something
am ount of wheat planted than could
suspicion w h ich seems to perm eate outlook tix ik on its g loom y cast.
y ie ld n o rm a lly w ould be indicated* they can o u tru n the D odgers and
*• ^ ron.i ’ ’ ou
auffer nagging baek-
any a r b itr a r ily assigned g o ve rn
•cna, hcadachsn, diasincea, rheumatic
m ost Russian A m e ric a n re la tio n s ' Continued and u n re m ittin g interna- m e n t goal.
how ever, the w o rld food shortage the Braves. Anyone who leaves or
up •< b fhta. ■«•iliag.
One s lig h t clu e we have, though tt " " n a l dem and fo r food g ra in s In-
why not try />»««*• PxU»' You wtU
m akes i, de sira b le , a cco rd in g to de heaves out the B raves is a
The d e p a rtm e n t said the 75 m il
trifle
usiAf a medicine recommended tbe
m a y be a false one Once, at a ■ fl need the a g ric u ltu re d e p a rtm e n t
p a rtm e n t
spokesmen.
that
the goofy.
countnr over, Uspcn't stimulate the fuae-
lion-acre
goal,
i
f
achieved,
w
ould
ra th e r in tim a te g a th e rin g . K re to v ’ s in to m aking the u p w a rd revision.
tien
ot
of me
the kidneys
aiancys and help them
then te
U n ite d States continue its high rate
The Yankees a lre a d y have w re ck
p ro vid e the fo u rth la rg e st wheat o f pro d u ctio n . The U n ited Nations
k,U,h#
P°‘* ‘n"u« »»»te fro« the
hostess fin a lly g rew a lit t le im pa
W hile o ffic ia ls a d m itte d th a t the
ed
the
A
m
e
ric
a
n
league
race,
Wood.
T h e y contain nothing harmful
T his
acreage the fa rm e rs In the U nited has w arned th a t the w o rld food s it
tle n t and said so m e th in g lik e this
Get Dofia « today. Vee ».th confidence.
increased acreage co n stitute s an in
m eans a b ig g e r w o rld •e rie s pay-
At ail drug stores.
States have e ve r p la n ted H ig h e r
" L is te n here, B o ris, w e 're frie n d s
uation has no, im p ro v e d in the past off. T his also m eans a I____ _
v ita tio n ,0 fa rm e ra ,0 plan, h e a vily
p la n tin gs o ccu rre d in 191». 1937 and
■ner flnan-
S u re ly you can be fra n k w ith us in wheat. they caution«
ye a r, and p re d ic ts shortages w ill c ia l in te re s t fo r any N a tio n a l league
against
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continue another tw o years.
w in n e r.
A }lild Old-Timer
Peas Ive Known...
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75 M ILLION ACRES
U S. Boosts 1948 W h e a t Goal
A
Kidneys Must
Work W ell-
D oans P ills