Southern Oregon Miner, Thursday, June 27, 1946
CAPITOL LOBBYING AT ALL-TIME HIGH
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T a b le s an d B en ch es
For U se O u td o o rs
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French Dampen Nazi Hope
For Rebirth as Red Check
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By BAUKHAGE
Vrii» fnafvsl anti Comnienlnlnr.
WASHINGTON. — Seldom has a
senate committee been so loath to
put its name to a piece of legislu
tion as the senate banking and cur
rency committee which finished
sabotaging the price control bill
recently. About all that was left of
the bill was its name.
When it came to signing it, New
York's Senator Wagner, chairman
of the banking and currency com
mittee, flatly refused. He pointed
out, in a closed-door session, that
he had opposed the emasculating
amendments and would submit his
own minority report.
Senator Taft, who did more than
almost anyone to tear the bill to
pieces, also hesitated He said he
had his own bill which he wanted
to introduce.
Finally someone proposed that the
senators' names be signed in a c ir
cle, so the public could not tell
who signed first.
“ It reminds me,” said Ken-
tqeky's Alben llarkley, "of the
young man who shot his mother
and father, then appealed to the
court for leniency on the
grounds that he was an or
phan.”
NOTE—Finally, Senator Barkley
agreed to report the gutted OPA
bill to the senate, but accompanied
by a stinging criticism of the way
the OPA had been virtually de
stroyed.
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R iN U N O ! U N I A T M FOR
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Washington, D. C.
S U P F l II ’ » H N l, lU V lP M I N T
i equilibrium maintained by the left
The ghost ot Adolph Hitler, report I coalition, is rooted in implacable
Y O U N E E D sturdy tables unit
ed to have been executing a little hate between the moderates, cen
• benches
i
to m ake back yard
trists
and
rightists
on
the
one
hand
clog dance of joy P ' "' ’ .
picnics
a
success.
The set shown
and the C o m m u n is ts on the
on Europe’s po
here is unusually eusy to muke.
other. . ,
litic a l
ru b b le
Tlie six-foot ta b le seal» th re e people
heap, lik e the t
This situation complicated the Al
on each side am t ha> a bln undern eath
one he performed
tor e x tra thin«» Th e benches m a y tie
lies’ problems in regard to Ger
pulled up clime w llli plenty of knee «pace,
after signing the
many. However, with France now
amt the e x tra ta b le m ay be used fur an
arm istice of de
staggering to her feet, there is a
emt bench It needed.
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feated France, is
chance for more harmony among
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give«
Illu s tra te d directio ns
probably not quite
the western Allies, and it is possible
fur r u llln « out und assem bling the set
so cheerful to
that Germany, with proper controls
w ith list ot m u trrla ls needed. P ric e of
p a tte rn Is 15c postpaid. Send o rd e r d i
day.
and minus a huge slice of the rich
rect to:
His prediction
mineral land of the Saar in French
of chaos or com
hands, may have her three zones
M H S K P T II W Y K T II S P E A K S
B edford H ills . N . V
B ra w e r 10
munism in Eu
sufficiently united to begin to sup
Enclose 15 cents tor Pattern No 279
rope, a wishful
port herself; to start to pay some
TEEN-AGE VOTERS . . . In Athens, Ga., where age for voting is
N a me
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—
“ apres mois le
of her bills with the consumer goods
set at 18, high school and college students actively participate in
deluge." hit a
Baukhage
that her neighbor nations want from
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political campaigns. The above shows the teen-agers campaigning
setback for the second time when her, and can't get anywhere else.
for James V. Carmichael, candidate for governor of Georgia.
The results of the French elec
the sturdy, middle - of - the • road
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Frenchman got behind the middle- tions are particularly gratifying
; ASK M S
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of-the-road Republican C a th o lic from the standpoint of the western
party, and defeated the Commu Allies because they appear to have
nists, just as an earlier vote killed established a degree of harmony
ANOTHER
the constitution which the Reds among the more conservative
? A General Quiz
wanted.
French elements without revealing
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f x <X.
fX .
Because H itler knew his greatest a reactionary trend.
hope for a Nazi rebirth was a Com
T h e Q u e s tio n s
munistic Germany, his spirit prob M R P S eeks U n it y
ably rejoiced when the iron curtain A g a in s t C lass W a r
1. Docs any m em ber of the dog
went down on Germany's eastern
cent below normal. Texas and Okla P A T IE N T L A U N D R Y I.EW
The triumphant Popular Repub U. S. P A R K S :
fa m ily hibernate?
frontiers, and one of Russia's bor lican movement (MRP) had a plat
Secretary
of
Labor
"Laundry
homa mills, located in the heart of
2. Where was the o riginal L ib
der countries after another were form which, according • to French V isito rs I n c r e a s e
the new crop, arc operating about Lew” Schwellenbach is a patient e rty Bell cast?
Americans
are
going
to
take
va
bulldozed into one-party, leftist- authorities, went beyond the politi- 1
man. He learned the virtue of pa
75 per cent total capacity.
3. What President said “ Men
front rule.
tience ns a Spokane laundryman
cal field to take a moral stand. The cations this year in such numbers
do
make laws, they discover
that
the
national
park
service
may
With France turned Communist, platform stressed the need for re
jAUTOS:
when he had to handle customers’ t h r i not
ll"
Germany would be an island in enforcing unity among the newcom- | have to revise its 1946 travel esti F o r D isa b le d
complaints about frayed collars and
4. Does m arble withstand heat
a red sea, and would soon have ers (the right wing elements of the ' mate upward. Director Newton B.
lost shirts. Patient as he is. Lew
The Chevrolet division. General
to take on protective coloring, it was Socialist party made up of mem Drury of Chicago observes. In
has had a tough time with his boss better than granite?
5. A 500-foot Am erican tunRpr
assumed. The next step, according bers of the old resistance), and all March this year, 1,269,064 persons i Motors, has reported that special in the White House during the m ari
w ill grow a foot in length when
to Hitler's hope, was the reaction those opposing the efforts (by the visited national parks and monu driving equipment for physically time strike negotiations.
disabled persons soon w ill be avail-
taking on a cargo of oil. Why?
to Naziism.
Communists) to incite class hatred. ments, as compared with 664.442
Shortly after the talks began,
in March, 1941. In April, park visi- ablc in a11 models. This w ill in-
6. Marie Curie was horn to w hat
Now, for the first time since V-E
At the same time, the MRP dis
Kchwcllenhach called on the
name?
Day, France seems to have shaken avowed all connection with the tors were more than double a year . clu^ e installation of vacuum-con-
unions,
the
shipping
people,
and
j trolled, hand • operated brakes.
off her carmine shackles. Before the Radical Socialists, who, despite ago.
government officials to say
Statistics for the first seven ' clutches, throttles, starters and dim-
recent election, some quarters * their name, are considered too con
T h e A n s w e rs
nothing which would arouse
ming
switches
which
w
ill
make
op
were predicting that if the French servative by many members of the months indicate that the early esti
feelings and imperil the negotia
middle class and peasants could not resistance who formerly had joined mate of 25.000,000 visitors this year eration possible without the use of
1. The w ild raccoon dog of Asia
tions. The very next morning,
get rid of the left-wing domination in a common front with the Com may be entirely too low. although feet.
spends its w inters in a burrow .
however. Lew's boss in the
None
of
the
usual
foot-driving
'
it is 4.000.000 above the record-
with ballots, they would try it with munists.
2. In England.
equipment w ill be removed, how- J White House did exactly the op
bullets. The left-wingers themselves
The election results may mean a breaking season of 1941. The park
3. Calvin Coolidge.
posite by announcing plans to
t0
j
ever,
allowing
operation
in
the
nor
season
is
figured
from
October
were warning of a reactionary revo change in Russian policy, for in 1
4. Yes. Owing to the re m a rk
mal manner. Other manufacturers I use the navy to break the strike.
lution, and as late as the spring of spite of themselves, the western Al- j October.
able
a b ility of m arble to w ith
This,
of
course,
put
the
ship
have sim ilar projects on the way. )
this year dire warnings were be lies have been forced to take uni
stand heat, buildings of this stone
owners In a favored position.
F
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L
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ing sounded.
fied action if an action at all was
have m erely been scorched in fires
They were no longer under any
A PPLES:
Donald B. Robinson, form er civil to be taken. It is possible that Rus- Grinding Slowly
which entirely destroyed buildings
compulsion to settle before the
Higher
Prices
affairs officer in France, wrote in I sia was merely stalling, hoping to
Flour mills in the U. S. except
of granite,
strike deadline. When patient
the A pril Mercury magazine that: establish her influence in Eu those in the Southwest, w ill not be
In Washington, the OPA has al
Laundry Lew heard this, even
5. This expansion is caused by
"In no nation of northwestern Eu rope, including France. Now that able to grind their normal or full lowed new maximum prices for ap
he hit the celling.
the heat of the petroleum which
rope are there such distrust and this strategy has failed in regard amount during the month of June, ples from the beginning of the 1946
Then the navy announced, with is warm ed to fa c ilita te pum ping.
loathing between classes and groups to France, she may be more co due to the scarcity of wheat sup season through October 31 to allow
6. Sklodowska.
as in France today. The bitter dis- operative. Either that . . . or resign plies. the M illers’ National federa for increased production and pack White House backing, that it was
calling
on
its
reserves
and
volun
sention which has driven General herself to taking an Allied western tion has declared.
ing costs. The order was made ef teers to break the strike. Again this
de Gaulle into retirement, and con- bloc and liking it.
fective
June 12.
Many m ills in the Kansas City
played into the ship owners' hands;
area are closed down, and soft wheat S P R IN G W IR E :
again the secretary of labor was
grinds on the Pacific coast and in the
upset.
Middle West are as much as 50 per H olds U p A utos
Finally, he sent Assistant Sec. of
Why can't you get that new car? Labor John Gibson to the White
The National Automobile Dealers’ House with a personal appeal to the
association lists a number of rea President to refrain from prejudie- I
The lobby barometer of the pres you want to fill one of their prod
sons. including coil springs. Worst ing the n e g o tia tio n s . Truman
ent congress has run up a pres ucts) the ordinary National Wooden
of material shortages is hard-drawn agreed, issued a statement saying
sure record this session which is Box association.
SIX FLA VO **
high-carpor. spring wire used in the government hoped for settle
probably an all-time high. Never in
the construction of upholstered seat ment, did not want to be put in the
the history of the capital have
A TG R O C l*2.
The president of the United Hat
cushions and backs. It was this position ot breaking the strike.
there been more pressure groups
shortage which caused several
operating, as the listings under "as ters, Cap and M illinery Workers In
plants to curtail production for sev C A B IN E T C O N F IR M A T IO N S
sociations” in the classified section ternational union says uninterrupt
eral days.
of the Washington telephone direc ed production is necessary today it
American history shows that
Buy U. S. S a v in g s B on d s!
enormous inflationary pressures are
tory testify.
Many of the limited number of Presidents of the United States have
The "associations" fill 14 columns to be repelled. He must have no
passenger cars now being deliv had more difficulty with senate con
and very few are not interested in ticed the general swelling of many
ered are coming off assembly lines firmation of the secretary of the
some kind ot legislation, pending or crania of late.
without bumpers. Auto manufac treasury than any other cabinet
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prospective, and interested enough
turers estimate they w ill not reach post. In all, 10 different votes have
to have an office in the capital or
Buses that glow in the dark
normal production volume until the been cast by the senate defeat
at least a telephone number. There w ill minimize the stalled-vehi-
ing confirmation of cabinet mem-»
end of 1946
are a lot more with offices under cle hazard to night driving, says
bers.
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the hats of their representatives, Business Week magazine. On the
OATS CROP:
The first of these was Andrew
which prefer to remain anonymous principle that if you gotta stop, you
Jackson's fight to appoint Roger B.
Loan Program
’Get O'Sullivan SOUS as wall as
to the public.
gotta glow, I suppose.
Taney as secretary of the treasury.
The
department
of
agriculture
has
• • •
Jackson was defeated.
Alphabetically s p e a k in g , the
Heals next time you have your
announced that the 1946 crop oats
Second senate battle was Presi
American Automobile association
Politics wrap Mr. Truman as
loan program w ill have an average dent Tyler’s attempt to appoint
leads the list, and the Zionists and tightly as the Lilliputians tethered
shoes repaired
national loan rate of 53 cents a Caleb Cushing as secretary of the
George Zook conclude it.
the sleeping Gulliver,
bushel, reflecting 75 per cent parity treasury. Tyler forced three differ
One newcomer has nudged itself
• • •
THEY PUT SPRING
as of February 15, sim ilar to the ent votes in the senate to confirm
TWO JOBS , . . Rev. Charles F.
right up to second place—the Am-
The average life of American
1945 program.
Tame of McDonald, Pa., is pastor
Cushing, but lost each time by large
vets, one of the 26 veterans organ business concerns, says the 20th
INTO your
of the First Methodist church in
Only oats grading No. 3 or better majorities. Tyler also had trouble
izations listed, including the Ameri Century fund, is five years. Prob
his home town. Also he is umpire
w ill be eligible.
Grain grading appointing David Henshaw as sec
can Legion and the Buck Privates ably that’s what they were refer
STEP I ‘
of the Greater Pittsburgh league
weevily, smutty, ergotty, garlicky, retary of the navy, and James M.
association as examples of the old ring to when they used to talk about
five days each week—Sundays ex or containing more than 14 5 mois Porter as secretary of war.
and the new.
infant industries.
cluded, of course.
ture is excluded.
The next senate fight over cabi
Alcoholics Anonymous appear,
net confirmation occurred in the ad
not so anonymous this time. There
ministration of Andrew Johnson,
is the Association of University Pro
when he attempted to appoint
fessors, and right next door, the
Henry Stanbery as attorney gen
University Women, which makes it
eral, but was defeated.
congenial. There are bakers, bank
Calvin Coolidge also lost a fight
ers, members of the bar, and (no
A M E R IC A 'S
to appoint Charlee B Warren as at
relation) bottlers ol carbonated
torney general.
N o .l H E E L
beverages.
By EDWARD EMERINE
The first vote on Warren was
The "antis” are present—four of
. . . . a n d s o le
W N U F e a tu re !
the famous occasion when Vice
them: Anti-Cigarette alliance; Anti-
nity knows, farm accidents—though
Defamation league: Anti-Poll Tax
Annual “Farm Safety Week” will be observed this year apparently rare — happen entirely Pres. Charley Dawes failed to
be present. Ills excuse was that
committee; and, of course, the Anti- during the week of July 21 to July 27, the National Safety coun too often. Most new machinery has
he was napping and his alarm
Saloon league, to balance the Liquor
safety devices which should be
clock failed to go off. However,
dealers and the Distillers institute cil has announced. And to me it seems like one of the best used. Proper clothing is more and
ideas yet advanced and one that should be stressed in every more important in mechanized Coolidge, who never got along
r>»P«nda/)/»
further on down the page.
P4//-VEGETABl(\
with Dawes, always suspected
farming.
Certain happier combinations sug rural community.
LAXATIVE
that his vice president wanted
It was my mother who used to farm can cripple—or kill.
gest themselves. Take the National
Urge farm safety, not only during
(SWTIOB.
g
a r a il OMtf « I S
to
avoid
being
put
on
the
spot
say:
“
Be
careful,
son.”
Sometimes
No Doctors Close to Farms.
Caterers and Sandwich Makers as
Farm Safety Week, July 21 to July
by a tie vote, which he, as pre
I remember one hunting accident 27, but every day of the year.
sociation and the Mayonnaise and I thought she stressed her warning
siding
officer, would have had
too
often.
But
maybe
she
didn’t,
on
a
neighbor’s
farm.
A
young
man
Salad Dressing manufacturers who
to break.
together symbolize a fine old Amer for I lived 20 safe and sound years was badly shot. His life might have
on a Colorado ranch without an been saved had a doctor been avail
ican institution.
WNU—13
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CAPITAL CHAFF
There is specialization in lobby accident. Other lads were not so able. That's one of the dangers of
farm accidents—doctors are always
Six-foot, eight-inch high governor
ing, too. Don't think the National fortunate.
JASPER, MO.—Fishermen's luck
Here’s One Of The Greatest
There was a neighbor who lost his in a town, often many miles away. as shown by the cartoonists actual elect Jim Folsom of Alabama is go
Association of Ornamental Nonfer-
Farm Safety Week is a worth ly happened here. Two local resi ing to be a political force to be
rous Metals manufacturers lets the hand in a threshing machine. A
National Association of Ornamental cousin of mine had his foot man while movement which is gaining dents, Roy R. Boucher and Clar reckoned with. He has six months
Metal manufacturers tend to their gled by a mower. There were impetus each year.
Governors ence E. Brown, went on a fishing to plan his strategy before taking
broken arms and legs from falling of many of the big farming states trip to Grand Lake. Okla., where office, and one move he w ill make
special needs.
And when it comes to boxes, you off windmills and bams. A warm, issue tim ely proclamations calling they spent a full day fishing and is to spend one month in Atlanta
cannot put them all in one pile personal friend was crushed by a attention to it. Farm implement returned with one tiny fish each.
as a guest of Georgia’s hard hit
If you lack BLOOD-IRON!
either. The weatherproof, corru tractor. I realize now that farming manufacturers and dealers feature
Mrs. E li W. Scott, a neighbor ting Gov. Ellis Arnall. Folsom w ill
you girls and women who suffer so
gated variety, the weatherpoof fi and ranching are two pretty dan posters and displays, and in some woman, met them, displaying two study Arnall’s liberal adminis
from simple anemia th a t you're pale,
weak, "dragged o u t”— this may ba das
ber containers and the plain fiber gerous occupations. There may not places safety demonstrations are large catfish which she had caught tration from A to Z In order to profit
to lack of blood-iron So try Lydia E
boxers, each hoe their own row, not be so many accidents because of held.
from
his
experience.
.
.
.
Folsom
P
lnkham e TABLETS—one of the bee»
in a small creek on Boucher's prop
home ways to build up red blood to
to mention (though you had better, runaway horses as there used to
As everyone who lives, or has erty, not more than 100 feet from was a leading Henry Wallace dele-
get more strength—In such casoa. Ptnk-
if you are a congressman, unless be, but almost every machine on a ever lived, in a farming commu his house.
gate at the 1944 convention.
ham's Tablets are one of the greatest
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Farm Safety Week July 21 to 27
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