Souther» Oregon News Review, Thursday. December 12. 1946 Ill-A dvised Policies Bring Downfall ( to ss Si iteli ( 'liarn i Gas on Stomach N«U«««4 In 5 iiiinulM oi doubt« »out m oi»* both For Lovely Linens W h»n a «■*•«• s iu n w e h a**l<l rauaaa ( « I n f i l l. ■i<ff(».«t - llitf tfaa a o t ii a t I h»ai t l x n n .|. „ i . o ,u i f | .. fa a lo a l a**Otttf m . I I >>>.« k n o w « 1.,, ajMiiuUMuatle r a lla f in ailh 'lM M Ilk a H mm »** I h lla ll ana la h la la . N n la s a tlv a lla ll ana b iln g a a o m fo rt In « j i f f y n r <l*>ul>la vn n r »»»«••• r baak un r f t urn u f bu tt la to ua 2 hi a t a ll Lack of 'Political Sense Leads Wallace to Oblivion Beware Coughs from common colds By BAVKHAGE That Hang On A«*«, I n a l \ t t am t C itm m rn lato r. W NV Service, 1616 Eye Street. N .W ., a bly surprised. Creomulslon relieve« promptly be His audience was 'r t cause It goes right to the sent of tlio W ashington, » . C. alm ost captivated. In fa ct, as the trouble to help loosen tuid expel H ASH1NGTON. — Unless some speech w ent on, one a fte r another germ laden phlegm, and aid nature strange sh ift in the tid e o f national o f the listeners showed th a t W al to soothe and heal raw. tender. In a ff a ir s ta k e s flamed bronchial m u co u s m e m lace's view s w ere w ell received— branes. Tell your druggist to Bell you place between the w ere a n yth in g but in im ic a l to busi a bottle of Creomulslon with the un tim e these lines derstanding you must like the way It ness. M any of the ideas he ad- are w ritte n and quickly allays the cough or you are k l vanced were accepted as sound, w h e n th e y a p to have your money back. sane and sensible. So fa r —so good' p ear in p rin t, the W allace reached the end o f his pre nam e th a t once pared s c rip t and then, suddenly lor Coughs. Chest Colds, Bronchitis b r i s t l e d in the overcom e w ith this strange defen headlines, made sive com plex, this "s u s p ic io n ," said 18901 the P a ris p e a c e som ething to this e ffect: “ T o n ig h t >'.’7x1 conference shud- I have p robably wasted y o u r tim e d e r and com and m ine, fo r I realize that you p le te ly confound ? R W ,M B ,R ,,S • ‘ h - n . b ut w e a r e told th a t co u ld n't possibly agree w ith m e nor ed the T r u m a n h ere a re 1.263.000 gooney b ird s on Johnston Is la n d , w h ic h „ l a v i d a , I w ith you. The whole effect was a d m in is t ra t io n i m p . r t . a t p a r t In V . S. o p e ra tio n s d u rin g the w a r In he r , Hl. T h ruined. htrds ta k e o ff en m a s s e w h e n an a irp la n e land s o r d - J a r s f m ,, w ill be filed un V O U need n 't envy your frien d 's der " W " and fo r 1 lovely linens . . . for ju st seo is la n d , s e ttin g up an e a r-s p littin g sq u aw k. ‘ he In tim a te s A d m ir e B aukhage g o t t e n by m ost w hat the sim ple cross stitch can W a lla c e ’s In t e g r it y people who a re n 't subscribers to the do! The crocheting is beginner New Republic. Men who know W allace best agree usy, too! V 1 re fe r to the nam e H enry A g a r th a t he is absolutely honest, that he is unselfish, th a t he can be a Wallace. Pattern 890 has tra n s fe r of a 6<i bv 21. i two tP j by eight 2 *, inch inotlts; 1 have talked w ith a great m any v e ry deep student of a subject w hich crochet d ire c tio n s men who knew W allace w ell. Most interests him , that he has a pow er Due to an un u sua lly la rg e dem and and of them who lik e d h im s till lik e him . fu l a m b itio n to be a leader o f the c u rre n t conditions, » lig h tly m ore lim e Is D o n 'i le t t h r e m h j r r m i n g , re q u ire d In O iling o rders (or a le w of the B ut m any who supported him in the forces th a t w ill preserve old-fash agonizing torture« of s im p le pile« m ost p o p u la r patterns. ioned A m e rica n free e n terprise and threaten your jo b , o r ru n you o i past fo llo w h im no longer. To obtain this pattern send 20 cents In coin to: your fun when y o u rv .it play. N o w co m p e titive c a p ita lis tic endeavor. One of them said to me: you ta n get q u ic k , «aie,easy re lie f B ut he is w illin g to adopt strange U . N . : m onth long study o f conditions In H e n ry W allace has been drowned methods to achieve this. (R em em fro m itc h in g , b u rn in g a m i o th e r S rw ln* Circle S e n ile r ra il llrp t. the reich. There have been recur- Box J2I7 Man Francisco 6. Calif. at last in a sea of ideas. He has ber the little pigs.) p ain fu l tortu re« of «im pte h e m o r 1/<M Enclose 20 cents for Pattern. rh o id s even w hen y ou 're away gone down fo r the th ird tim e and rin g reports o f the d is o rd e rly con N o____________ In m a k in g clear to his frie n d s that The .w a r-w e a ry old w o rld seemed duct o f U. S. troops, w idespread fro m the privacy o f your h o m e ' there is nobody w ith a‘ life lin e han it was his a m b itio n to be secretary headed fo r su b sta n tia l d is a rm a m e n t black m a rke t a c tiv itie s o f m ilita r y J h ou sjruls o f p ile sufferer« use d y ." Nam e _ a n d p ra is e h a n d y , c o n v e n ie n t I th in k of tw o o ther men. one an o f com m erce he convinced them of as Russia took the lead in the U n it and c iv ilia n personnel, and econom ic Address his b e lie f in five propositions. They ed N ations to fo rce a re d u ctio n in chaos occasioned by p o litic a l d iffe r Stuart*« P y ra m id S u p p o s ito rie s. experienced governm ent o ffic ia l, a I asy to m e , easy to ta r r y , easy to were th a t: m ilita riz a tio n . tra in e d p o litic ia n ; another an ardent ences among the m a jo r occupying insert. A u instantly. A n tis e p tic , In the firs t U. N. step tow ard d is powers. 1. H e b elie v e s the c a p ita lis tic New D ealer who happens to be s o o th in g m e d i t a t i o n re d u c e s sy s te m cann ot s u rv iv e a n o th e r a rm a m e n t, m em bers agreed to re W ith G erm an c iv ilia n s a lre a d y equipped w ith a m a th e m a tic a l m in d strain, helps tig h te n and d ra w up L ast m inute C h ristm as shop p o rt on the stre n g th o f th e ir arm ed looking askance at U. S. troops, m ill- flabby m em branes, gently lu b r i sharp as a steel tra p —each o f these | w a r. foreqg at home and abroad by Ja n ta ry a u th o ritie s have opposed nn o f ping? F o r the sm okers on your cates and softens d ry , h arden ed m en follow ed H enry W allace a long I i . H e b elieves the c a p ita lis tic list, select either of these two pop p arts. H e lp s p ro m o te h e a lin g . u a ry 1 O rig in a lly , the Reds had fic ia l in q u iry fo r fe a r o f losing fu r- w ay. But each m an at one point j sy s te m can n o t s u rv iv e a n o th e r ular gift item s featu red by your I w o sizes 6 ()t and $ 1 .2 0 w ith asked th a t the re p o rt be confined to t t r fa re in the re ich and amonj» in his career suddenly stopped financial depression such as we local d e a le r—(lavorful Cam el Ciga m aker's m o n e y -h a tk g uarantee. the num ber o f A llie d troops on fo r the other occupying nations. As the aghast at one o f W allace's self-cre went through in the e a rly 30s. re tte s or m ild, mellow P rince Al G et your genuine Stuart's P yram id eign soil, but the U. S. and B rita in governing force in the A m e rica n ated m isadventures, shrugged his 3. He is convinced th a t the bert Smoking Tobacco. W hat’s Suppositories at your d ru g store w ere q u ic k to c a ll fo r count o f forces shoulders and re g re tfu lly turned today — «one and the p iv o t o f the western m ore, you needn’t bother or fuss co u n try Is headed fo r another at home as w ell. away. 1 allies in Europe, the U. S. m ust com - , with troublesom e gift w rappings, such depression. C o n tinuing to dom in a te the d is mand the respect o f both the van- I for both these products com e ready One of the firs t c ritic is m s you hear 4. He believes th a t th is ca pyramid supfovt ° rhs a rm a m e n t sp o tlig ht. Russia then quished and Russia. to give! The Cam el carton is a t fro m W allace's p o litic a l friends is tastrophe can be avoided i f ce r proposed the cre a tio n o f an in te r tired in colorful holiday dress, con th a t he has no p o litic a l sense.. tain sim ple measures are taken. n a tio n a l com m ission to supervise taining 200 mild, rich-tasting cig a As head of the d e p a rtm e n t of ag 5. He believes th a t th is end— d is a rm a m e n t, re v e rsin g previous re tte s. And P rin ce A lbert for ric u ltu re , Wallace, a ccording to J the perpetuation of free e n te r S oviet objections to such control. m ost disinterested observers, was a No re n ta l p ro p e rty ow ner herself C h ristm as giving is offered in the prise — ju stifie s a lm o st any F a v o r fo r the proposal, how ever, popular full pound container. Even success as a p o licy-m a ke r and an j means. was qualified by m isapprehension hut a Gold S tar m o th e r who lost a a card is unnecessary for these a d m in is tra to r. (D o n 't b rin g up the I As soon as W allace became sec o ve r the Russian p ro visio n th a t such son over G e rm a n y. M rs. F ra n k gifts—sp ace is provided for a p er little ,p ig s —he did that against every ' U ,« this g re a t rub fo r re ta ry o f com m erce he a ttem pted to an in te rn a tio n a l com m ission w ould M o rris of D allas took o ver com- sonalized w ritten m essage. You’ll one of his n a tu ra l pre d ile ctio n s.) 1 . reorganize the d e p a rtm e n t along be subject to the veto power o f the m and o f a la n d lo rd s' sit down in be in for a p leasan t su rp rise when Texas to abolish re n t co n tro l and As secretary of com m erce he was lines w hich had m ade the depart- se c u rity council. you see the h earty reception your restore owners' r ig h t, to manage a dism a l fa ilu re . • m ent o f a g ric u ltu re so successful in- friends will give holiday-w rapped th e ir own holdings. W allace d id understand a g ric u l sofar as co-operation between gov- C am els and P rin ce A lbert.—Adv. 1 As 3.000 d w e llin g units in D allas ture. a g ric u ltu ris ts (fa rm e rs ) and ! ernm ent and fa rm e rs is concerned. rem ained e m p ty because o f la n d agronom y. He believed that he had I One o f the firs t steps was to tr y to A c tin g upon the urgings o f Secre lo rd s' refusal to le t them and vets (and has) the c o rre c t fo rm u la ' establish a system of "fie ld a g e n ts" to a g ric u ltu re 's county ta ry o f State B yrn e s and Senators w alked the c ity ’ , streets ln scarch fo r solving the econom ic (business) • (s im ila r ills of the country. B u t w hat he agents). Good men w ere hard to Vandenberg and C onnally, his fo r of. housing. Mrs. M o rris term ed d id n ’t realize was that he was handi find; it takes tim e to b u ild such a eign p olicy advisers, the senate w ar re n t control a vio la tio n o f tra d i capped by w hat is in c o rre c tly called system. The personnel re c ru ite d in v e s tig a tin g co m m itte e k ille d the tio n a l A m erican rig h ts T w o W orld W ar I vets were an " in fe r io r ity co m p le x " when it under such conditions and w ith in so p ro je cte d in q u iry in to the conduct in the fo re fro n t o f the la n d lo rd , comes to dealing w ith hum an be short a tim e would be bound to in of U. S. occupation forces in G er- ! ds' ! m any. m ovem ent. Abed w ith h e a rt trouble ings who made the wheels o f busi clude m a n y incom petents and thus The D e m o cra tic m a jo rity acted 1 re s u ltin g fro m G erm an shell fire in ness go round. He had a strange open the system to im m e d ia te a t even a fte r George M eader, c o m m it- j 1918, Joe H. Blann held one five- and deep suspicion of the business, tack by an u n frie n d ly congress. N e v tee counsel, had sh a rp ly c ritic iz e d > I room cottage and 18 flats vacant ertheless, W allace pushed the idea w orld. Perhaps th a t w a sn 't so Try Tongue-Easy Prince Albert In y o u r pipe or y o u r papers and strange fo r it reflects the n a tu ra l as fa r as he could d u rin g his tenure the w ar and state departm ents fo r | I a fte r OPA had obtained a $289 ju d g see if you don’t agree with Jim Van Hook and Curtis Logan This, his c ritic s say, occupation irre g u la ritie s fo llo w in g a m e n t against h im in a p rice squab a ttitu d e of the fa rm e r tow ard the of office. ble. Bem edaled Capt. John R. " c ity slic k e r.” Perhaps i t was an showed his in a b ility to p e rfo rm in a L o w e ry kept 63 a p a rtm e n ts e m p ty other phase of th a t "shyness” w hich field w ith w hich he was u n fa m ilia r, because he charged owners pos showed his la c k o f “ p o litic a l sense" j characterized Wallace. sessed no control o ver d e stru ctive L e t s look at this "s u s p ic io n " busi (or, if you w ill, his fa ilu re to grasp > tenants. the co m p le xitie s o f inter-personal ness: re la tio n s ). On one of several occasions, W al L ik e m a n y oth e r men who have lace as secretary of com m erce ad been th ru s t in to high g overnm ent o f dressed a pro m in e n t group of con fices w ith o u t su fficie n t p o litic a l e x R epresentatives o f 18 countries se rva tive business men. H is col — except Russia — have been m eet leagues w atched the event w ith con- perience, he a ttem pted to absorb th a t experience v ic a rio u s ly . The in g in London w ith the signal task siderable tre p id a tio n . They knew the I . v e ry fa c t th a t he lacked an under- o f d ra w in g up a b lu e p rin t fo r w o rld group was unsym pathetic to W al tra d e to be considered at an in te r lace and th a t W allace knew i t H ow standing of p o litic a l and personal re la tio n s caused h im to accept ad n a tio n a l conference to ta ke place ever, it provided an o p p o rtu n ity to visors and counsellors who fre q u e n t in the fa ll o f 1947. create a frie n d ly atm osphere, i f ly led h im astra y. Perhaps i f he As the delegates in London sw eat nothing m ore. W allace m ade a swell had been less advised his conduct ed o ve r th e ir labors, a re co m speech. H is colleagues were agree w ould have been less ill-a d vise d . m endation fo r fu ll e m p lo ym e n t I em erged as one o f the No. 1 ac com p lish m e n ts o f the p a rle y. P«»>- ognizing the in te r-re la tio n sh ip s o f nations in econom ic a ffa irs, the con AHm R ich inhhrrl _ A dm . R a rd B y rd is _i_ about to ferees agreed th a t a ll co u n trie s are N o rth Pole and was back a liv e take off again fo r A n ta rc tic a w ith responsible not o n ly to th e ir own On N ovem ber 29, three years la t fZOU' a horde o f anxious nations w o rrie d people b u t to a ll others to m a in ta in er, he flew o ve r the South Pole. The W E L L -N A M E D B A B Y . . . Top to death lest he run aw ay w ith the pu rch a sin g pow er and a high de flig h t was o n ly a s m a ll p a rt of ex ping the s to ry o f the Seattle m an five m illio n square m ile s o f ice- m and fo r consum er goods. tended e xp lo ra tio n s m ade on tw o who had 17 C h ristia n names, M r. capped ro ck w hich covers the south M ethods fo r w o rk in g out th is p rin separate expeditions. and M rs . Paul A. H enning of Den p o la r regions as the dew covers cip le were le ft to in d iv id u a l coun Now B y rd is o ff again, w ith je a l v e r baptized th e ir baby M a ry D ix ie (but d iffe re n t!). trie s. In cases w here one nation was ous com petitors w a tch in g h im w ith Ann B ernadette Helen Therese The foreign cla im s are le g itim a te jealous concern. se llin g m ore to another and there jo y H is e xpedition Ju a n ita O liv ia A lice Louise H a r enough, fo r d a rin g explorers have p robably w ill be m e t w ith m ixed by developing an u n fa vo ra b le trade rie t L u c ille H e n rie tta Celeste C or been n ib b lin g at th a t piece of fro s t balance, the c re d ito r co u n try was em otions by the penguins who are o lla Constance C ecilie M a rg a re t b itte n plateau (b ig g e r than E urope) the only hum an-looking in h a b ita n ts given d iscre tio n to d e te rm in e w hat Rose Eugene Yvonne F lo re n tin e e ve r since John Briscoe a c tu a lly d is of A n ta rctica . steps to take to even out the ex L o lita Grace Isabella Henning. covered w hat was given the nam e of change. “ I trie d m a n y o th e r brands “ P rince A lb e r t’s special E n d e rb y land in the e a rly nineteenth o f p ip e tobacco before I c rim p cu t to lls u p in to a century. M a n y others follow ed, but trie d P rin ce A lb e rt,” says fe w took the keen in te re s t in the neater and firm e r ciga J im V a n H o o k. “ I t ’s th e A n ta rc tic waste th a t A d m ira l B y rd re tte ,” says C u rtis Logan. brand fo rm e . F o r pleasure did , although he d id n ’ t tu rn in th a t “ A n d i t ’s great tob a cco — d ire c tio n u n til a fte r he had flown - f o r c o m fo r t- th e r e ’s no m ild , cool, and ric h ta stin g o ve r the N o rth Pole. o th e r tobacco lik e P .A .!” a ll the w ay th ro u g h .” W hich re m in d s m e of a d u ll Sun day, M a y 9, 1926, I was keeping W ASHINGTO N. — A ccu m u la tion I n « no ♦ ho r ic o in __ I • .. ings as the rise in consum er ex needs, the reserve board reported. w atch In the W ashington office of a of savings, both by in d iv id u a ls and penditures fo r goods and services, fe a tu re syndicate w hich had the business, has continued to increase Deposits S ta tio n a ry. rig h ts to B y rd ’s adventures. We d u rin g 1946 b u t the gain has been m a n y o f w hich had not been a v a il Business demand deposits in able d u rin g the w a r, exceeded the knew he was going to hop off fo r “ m oderate” creased somewhat, but tim e depos com pared w ith the increase in consum er incom es.” the pole fro m Spitzbergen w ith w a rtim e increase, acco rd in g to a TUHE IN its and cu rre n cy showed alm ost no A lthough in d iv id u a ls ’ tim e depos F lo yd B ennett soon, but we d id n ’ t re p o rt released by the F e d e ra l Re change; le a vin g business liq u id as t iilo o a o r r r its grew alm ost as fa st as d u rin g know when. sets at the high level o f about $70,- serve board. the late w a r years, grow th o f de 000.000,000 at m id ye a r. M essenger boys had a h a b it of Personal holdings of liq u id assets mand deposits slowed and th a t in d ro p p in g u n im p o rta n t messages on The broad re g io n a l pa tte rn of cash, bank accounts and g o ve rn the p a rtic u la r desk w hich I occupied m ent bonds — increased by $4,600,- governm ent bonds ceased as cash m ore ra p id g ro w th in bank depos and I h a rd ly glanced up when one. 000.000 in the firs t h a lf of this ye a r ings of Series E bonds outstripped its in the West and South than in purchases fro m F e b ru a ry o th e r parts of the co u n try has con s till soggy, was tossed w ith in m y to a to ta l o f n e a rly $152,000,000,000, new reach. I finished the la s t episode but the gain was described as through September. tinued th is ye a r, but the d ifference Business holdings o f governm ent has become less sharp. o f the co m ic s trip I was stu d yin g "m o d e ra te " com pared w ith the securities declined $4,600,000,000 in and opened the envelope. I t con w a rtim e increase. The s w ifte r w a rtim e deposit ex the firs t h a lf o f 1946 as large ta x i tained one w ord, "p o la ris .’’ pansion was a ttrib u te d to concen E xpenditures Rise. lia b ilitie s were paid and funds were T h a t was the code - w ord th a t ------- tra tio n of special m ilita r y camps The slower ra te o f saving was a t R. J. Remolds Tobacco Company fo r c a p ita l expenditures and m e a n t th a t B y rd had flown o ver the trib u te d to "reduced consumer sav- ‘ „ sought Wlneton-aalea, North Carolina . u __ , ‘ -------------- - i « “u u e p u is a n ti r re e la iv e ly g ere: and depots and la t tiv re a te r other production and d is trib u tio n 1 expansion of In d u stria l fa c ilitie s CREOMULSION PILE AGONYÎ Here's Qekk Sun at WORK t M l 1 AA115 REVIEW Occupation Probe Killed; Disarmament Gets Boost c to Disarm STU A RT'S TEXAS: Landlords Sit Down THE QUINTUPLETS COUGHS »’COLDS ~ d'“' E D s a s H B ARMY: Buck Occupation Quiz Take i t from WORLD TRADE: Draw Blueprint Bi Jealous Eye on A ntarctica A* »«S? hACK_ WARTIME IMPETUS Savings Mount; Pace Is Slower D THE NATIONAL JOY SMOKE