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^^LTtR SHfAD, WNU C orrespondent
GOP Has No Program
MISCELLANEOUS
K T THIS STAGE of the 81st
P O W ER 8H O R TA G B T
• * congress, which on the surface N ew G en era tin g 1'lunte C om p lete. I
to lt»0 K W - 30% D iscou n t.
has been embroiled In considerable
B A T O r r iB S BQ U1PM BM T, 1BO.
confusion including a filibuster 8793 C yprsaa S tr e e t, O akland, C alif.
and an apparent split in the Demo- 14* PO UT. M I L L handle« 14‘xlS " log«,
4x31 Edxer, Y-9 M otor, lllnitea. A ll
| cratic forces—south against north—
brand now . A sk in g 12300. Make an
there is still only a one-way street
o f f e r Oana B. B uck. 414 B a it 7th .,
Tha D a lle s , O regon. P h. 8338.
down which the objective reporter
can travel in gathering the news. F U E L O IL tan k s, 425 G al., |2 0 . P h on e
MA «154. W rite G en eral B u rp lu s,
For as a m atter of fact, there is
D eep Creek, W a sh in g to n .
still only one positive program be
E .U IN AS YOU L E A R N
fore the congress: :he program
G. I, app vd., f u ll s u b s is te n c e . N on -
which President Truman laid be
v e ts Invited. D osuna o f fu ll, p a r t,
tluui jo b s lu st yr. (A ls o ta u g h t by
fore its members in his state of
m a ll).
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the union message.
J I W B L L 'S D B T B C T IV B IC H O O l
304 M arlon S t.
B e a ttie ,
T ry as one m a y to find one,
the
R epublican
m in o rity
In
congress does not have a pro
g ra m , except the n eg ative p ro
g ra m of opposition and th at
does not co m p letely hold w a te r
because m any of the R e p u b li
can m em b ers w ill go along
w ith a m a jo rity of the T ru m a n
p ro g ra m .
The GOP policy committee holds
periodical meetings t o decide
what position to take on a given
bill, but even these meetings do
not result in any agreement since
men like Aiken of Vermont, Flan
ders of Vermont, Morse of Oregon,
■By GRANTLAND RICE
Thye of Minnesota, Ives of New
York, Baldwin of Connecticut,
The College Influence
for the Red Sox and 10 for the Langer of North Dakota, Lodge of
•PHE ADDITION of Red Rolie, the Yankees. I rate the Yankee! much Massachusetts and others, do not
higher than this. They hate the best see eye-to-eye with the leadership of
“ distinguished Dartmouth alum
outfield in the league, if Joe Dimag the committee which is wrapped
nus, to the list of big league man
gio is O.K. They hate the weakest up in Senator T aft of Ohio. So no
agers, Increases considerably the
infield of the three contenders, but m atter what the policy committee
Influence of the college mind on
powerful
pitching possibilities. The decides, these men are left pretty
our national game.
Red Sox are only uncertain in the much to their own thinking on the
The list of college-trained man box, where pennants are won and
problems before the senate.
agers now includes Lou Boudreau lost.
Then there is a seeming disagree
of Illinois, Eddie
Anyway, most of the American
Dyer of Rice, Red leaguers thought the Indians would ment between house and senate
Rolfe of Dartmouth win again. They thought so rather Republicans. The senate GOP cam
and Eddie Sawyer violently. They are probably right, paign committee is going its own
of Ithaca. This is as Boudreau is a smart, keen, hust way, detouring around the Repub
only four out of the ling manager who is going to stand lican national committee on both
16, but it's at least for no loafing. Joe McCarthy must matters of policy and operation.
a lift from the old get better pitching and Casey Sten The senate committee has hired
days when Jake gel mast get better infield play, im Victor Johnson, one-time strategist
Stahl of Illinois and proved pitching and improved for form er governor and presiden
tia l candidate Harold Stassen, as a
the Red Sox was catching. Could happen.
public relations director. The house
Grantland Rice about
the
only
GOP
campaign committee, headed
collegian in charge of a squad.
by the w ily ex-speaker Joe M artin
Stahl’s Red Sox beat the Giants in The National League Vote
of Massachusetts, is planning its
the 1912 World Series.
The National league vote was own policy and operation and while
I t isn’t beyond reason to see even more interesting. We only had giving lip service to Chairman
Boudreau's Indians and Dyer’s the Cardinals, Reds, Phillies and Hugh Scott of the GOP national
Cardinals hook up in another world Braves to talk to. The Giants and committee, Is preparing to set up
series. This, however, is no even- Pirates are too fa r away. So are the its own publicity staff and conduct
money bet.
Dodgers in their madhouse at Vero its own operations. The senate com
Beach. A ll the Cardinals we talked mittee. according to information
In the American league, the
to picked the Cardinals to win by is starting off with $50.000 in the
Indians s till have the Red Sox,
some strange quirk.
k itty , but the house committee is
Yankees and Athletics to sub
The Phillies and the Reds were not so well off and w ill start from
due. In the National league, the
split among the Braves. Cardinals scratch to raise its own money to
Cardinals s t i l l
have the
and Dodgers, with the Braves better its press relations and get
Dodgers, Braves, Pirates and
slightly in the lead because of Sain, its public relations story over to
Giants to lasso and handle.
Spahn, Dark and Pete Reiser's po the people.
The four college-trained man
tential gifts. Also a fellow by the
The progressive Republican lead
agers must also overpower such
name
of B illy Southworth, at least ership is hoping that ultim ately they
non-college entries as Joe Mc
Carthy, Casey Stengel, Burt Shot- one of the great managers of all w ill come up w ith a unified pro
time.
gram upon which they can go to
ton, Leo Durocher, B illy South-
In a series of five games, the the people, but that time has not
worth, B illy Meyer and Connie
Cardinals would probably win four. yet come. With the party apparent
Mack—a rather formidable troop.
What teams are going to win the But 154 games was a different ly so hopelessly divided, whether
two pennants, anyway? With noth story. Here is a 1940-1941 squad that time w ill ever come is a matter
conjecture. Simultaneously
ing better to do under a hot, steamy facing a 1947-1948 squad—younger, f o r
sun, we began interviewing ball sounder, w ith stronger legs and whether or not the split between
northern and southern Democrats
players—not the rookies—to get stronger arms.
There is no such creaking and is so deep that it cannot be healed
their angles. After all, they had
played against these teams and clashing of worn-out bones among and w ill endanger the Truman pro
ought to have some slant on the the Dodgers that you hear from the gram also is a m atter for conjec
ture. I f so, then this congress w ill
subject.
Cardinal camp.
eventually turn into a coalition
The Redbird team most be re
Their opinions were quite In
congress of southern Democrats
built
quickly.
I
t
is
almost
teresting. F r o m
American
and northern Republicans and w ill
through—although still powerful
league camps, we found that
operate ineffectually, much as the
and
dangerous.
They
are
a
abont 65 per cent gave Cleve
79th congress operated.
much better ball team than the
land the edge through stronger
Dodgers
or
Giants.
But
I
’m
not
balance in pitching, hitting,
Truman W ill Fight
sure they can go the long route
outfield, infield and catching.
as well as the Dodgers can tra
The best thinking here in Wash
There's no doubt that Boudreau’s
vel the pennant road.
ington holds that President Truman
Indians are the best-balanced out
Oddly enough, few of the Na regards the vote at the last election
fit in either league.
tional leaguers I talked to gave the as a mandate of the people and is
They have what should be the Pirates or the Giants a chance.
best pitching staff, a fine outfield, They liked the Pirates over the out to use every power he has to
a strong infield and competent Giants. In a short series, they liked force through his liberal program,
a program which has been labeled
catching.
the Braves over the Cardinals on everything from "pink New Deal-
The other 35 per cent went 25 account of Sain and Spahn.
ish” to "socialistic" and even
"com m unistic” depending upon the
point of view of the opposition.
Mind Boon to Baseball
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,
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B y T om G regory
W indow screens
CAN BE FASTENED NEAT
LY AND EFFECTIVELY IN
THE METHODS SHOWN. THE
METAL WASHER SHOULD BE
FLATTENED ON ONE SIDE
WITH A FILE TO FORM AN
ECCENTRIC AND SCREWED
TO THE WINDOW CASING
SO IT CAN BE TURNED TO
HOLD THE SCREENS. THE
CURTAIN-ROD HOOK, SHOULD
BE INSERTED INTO A HOLE
DRILLED THRU’ THE SCREEN
FRAME INTO THE CASING.
And this same source of
thinking indicates that despite
the Democratic split, the ad
m inistration Democrats, with
liberal Republican help, w ill
push through most of the Tru
man “ F a ir Deal" program.
This reporter finds that the mail
of many congressmen, even in
cluding some southern congress
men is unusually heavy. Some of
fices are swamped with m ail, the
big bulk of it from individuals and
that almost 90 per cent of this mail
is definitely favoring the program
advanced by the President in his
election campaign. The President
and the president’s cabinet are be
coming more and more outspoken
in demanding congressional Demo
crats to go along with the program,
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ket, p le n ty fr ee ir r ig a tio n w ater,
h lw a y fr o n ta g e . T w o m odern h ou ses,
barn, o u tb u ild in g s. K eep 40 head
r a ttle , 419,500. Mood H irer, O regon.
B t. 1, B o x 159. P h o n e O dell 3518.
F A R M U A R G A IN
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n o rth P ortlan d . M a g n ific en t new
b ld g s. c o s t 4100,000 W ill s e ll farm
crop s, m ach in ery. 60 c e n ts on 41.
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83nd M on terey
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Failure to appreciate • the fun
damentals of Are safety costs farm
ers an estimated 90 m illion dollars
worth of property and kills ap
proximately 3,500 people on farms
each year, according to depart
ment of agriculture findings.
Freezer Locker Space
U. S. department of agriculture
estimates that over half of the
farm families in the United States
are using freezer locker space for
preserving home food supplies,
most of it home grown.
F irs t B ritish Car
History records that the first car
designed for the transport of pas
sengers on an English railroad
bore a striking resemblance to a
small house on wheels. It was
horse drawn.
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T elep h on e B A ln le r 5353
REAL ESTATE—MISC.
NU R SER Y ,
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part
term s.
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d o w n to w n In eaq nah , W ash . P hono
8 or 133-W .
E A R N W H IL E YO U L E A R N
"CHICK S from our h e a v y la y in g 1
m en ter B e d s w ill m ake you com e
back for m ore.” C onley'e P o u ltr y
P a r a i, V ida, Oregon.
C om m ercial and D isp la y
You N am e Itl
W s ( lo t Itl
IN T E R N A T IO N A L , GMC
D IA M O N D T, AUTOCAR, ETC.
Our P r ic e s Are R lgh l
E V E R B E A R IN G ST R A W H E R It I E 8.
L arge .h e a lth y , fr e sh dug p la n ts.
YA K IM A V A L L E Y FARM % m l. N.
G em 100, »2 00; 1000, 414.0»; M on-
o f G ran d view , W ash . 30 A. 6 7
ta n a P r o g r e ssiv e , 100, 44 00; 1000,
g ra p es, 10 m in t. 5 a lfa lfu , 1 cherry
446.00. .M innesota 11««, S tream lin er,
orch ard . R em ain d er open land. P iped
P ru n e s M arvel, 100, «4 00. K uperfec-
fo r Irrigation . H ulld lnge, chick , hse.
tlon, 100 44 00; R ock h ill, 100. 4«.00.
760 c h ic k s. D eep w ell. elec, w ater
A ll prepaid M cB eal B erry H u reery,
sy e .
T o o ls,
eq u ip m en t.
2 sm a ll
H a m ilto n , M ontana.
h o u ses. P rice 414,000. TER M S.
M arth a W lU ougby
N E W . B E T T E R , H A R D IE R F tu lt and
O ran d vlew , W a sh . P h o n s 8831-T
N u t v a r ie tie s C atalog L y n n T u ttle
70 A C R E S. Ir r ig a te d , creek bottom
B n r e e r y , C larkston , W ash.
a ll tilla b le . C en tral L e w is county!
r a lr b u ild in g s. E x c e lle n t so li, p le n ty
fr u it.
Wm.
L a w ren ce, O nalask a,
W a sh .
HELP WANTED—MEN
F re e on r eq u est, new illu s tr a te d
c a ta lo g on m a k in g b e a u tifu l d a in ty
c o stu m e J ew elry w ith s e a s h e lls .
M ake y o u r ow n n o v e ltie s, earring.«,
p in s, stc , or s e ll a t a p r o fit o f 200-
600% . W e fu r n ish a ll s h e lls and
su p p lie s. R e ta il and w h o le sa le .
M ilitary fe C ivilian
Trucks and Parts
H. P U L L O R U M c lea n . P arm en tcr
c h ic k s from tr a p n e ste d e lo ck . A lso
N e w H a m p s ch ick « from Chle. 200
339 eg g « . C u stom er« report 75-90%
p ro d u ctio n .
(IE H R IK U R
MATCH.
B B T B P O D D T B T P A B M , B llr c rto n ,
O regon.
P A R M E N T E R R H O D E IS L A N D R eds.
W orld 's b e st layer«. U . 8. app roved.
U . 8. P u llo r u m p a ssed . P en s m ated
to d ou b le p ed igreed m ale« d irect
from P a rm c n te r farm . C hick« 19c,
p u lle ts 33c, c o ck e r e ls 4a. C hick fold
er. P a u l D u d ley , B . 1. B o x 3710,
P o rtla n d , O regon.
Buy U. S. Savings Bonds!
Care of PiUowe
Pillows should be gently plumped
up every day when making the
beds—not pounded or beaten, as
this breaks the feathers. On linen
changing day if the pillows without
slips are placed in an open win
dow, the fresh air w ill fluff up the
pillows. During housecleaning time
pillows can be aired outdoors, but
not in the sunshine as the heat
dries the feathers.
Baking Utensils
In selecting roasting and baking
utensils, look for materials sturdy
enough not to warp when exposed
to high oven temperature. Few
seams, smooth edges, and rounded
comers all make cleaning easier.
Whenever possible, select utensils
which can be used for both range
top and oven cookery.
VA
M* ^ » N E R Y
L . ,,r.ac.tor.^ w l*.h plow and m ow er,
ip r ln g tn o th , fle x ib le harrow , 6.boL
p »low, 18x7 D D lab D rills.
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Z ; D A B B A 4ÌB B CO.
S d w a ll, W ach.
P h on e 841
F .
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C A SE
TRA CTO R,
M ODEL
LA I.
N K W ' E quipped w ith II 25R
‘V i*1 u‘ lre" d rlvo w heol», B e n d lx .
tv e«tln gh u u «e a ir co m p resso r, brakes
tank, etc. Id eal for farm or h ea v y
h a u lin g M ust s e ll Im m ed iately, bar
gain . A lso all ty p e s used F ork l i f t
tru ck s. M a ter ia ls K a a d lln g B q o lp -
»*•»» Co., 1437 B illo t« A v .n n . W .a t,
Beattie 98, W ash . A ld er 7300.
JA Y H A W K h y d ra u lic loader, fo r John
Deere A, w ith m an u re scoop , d irt
pan, h a y sw e e p and dozer blade.
S a c r ific e .
H a sn 't
been
ltnrrnted.
C laren ce O u th rle, C opeland, Id aho.
HARROWS
W ood or s te e l 6ft. se c tio n s shipped
d ir e c t to you fr e ig h t prepaid.
» bar, 40 to o th , 5 -ft. w ood se c tio n s
$35.00 E ac h
• bar, 45 to o th , 5 -ft. s t e e l se c tio n s
$40.00 E ac h
W ith te e th o f f s e t so th ere are no
dead sp a ce s. W e have a lim ited
eu p p ly. D e sir e a w ider d istr ib u tio n
K rengel's Inc.,
T w in F a lls , Id a h o
41 T e a rs In th e Bam s L ocation
BA R G A IN SI
BA RG AINSI
U n u sed o r lo w -h o u r recon d ition ed
su r p lu s farm A c o n str u c tio n eq u ip
m en t a t fr a c tio n o f new p rices I
In te r n a tio n a l T raotors
A llis-C h a lm e rs T ra cto rs
C ase B teel-W h eel T ractor«
B n ck ey e D itc h e rs
AO and DO D ie se l G en erators
• / 8 —H — 44-Yard C ranes
THE P U R D Y COM PANY
110 M ark et Bt.
Ban P ra n clsc o , C a U fo m la
Vulpicide
President Not ‘Kidding*
A FALSE BOTTOM W ILL SOLVE THE PROBLEM
I B . 5841
W ash .
BUSINESS A INVEST. OPPOR.
G A R A G E IN L E A S E D BLDG ., w ill
s a c r if ic e 60% on sto c k , 40% on
eq u ip m en t. P o ssib le te rm s on part.
G orge
M OTOB
OO..
S te v e n so n ,
W a sh in g to n .
There is every indication that the
President was not kidding when
some weeks ago he indicated he
m ight "get on a tra in " and make
another trip to take his program
to the people it his measures were
not forthcoming from congress. He
may make some radio talks, but he
has found he is not as effective on
the radio as he is face-to-face with
the audiences out in the home
towns of the country, talking to
them in their own language.
A person who shoots or traps
foxes, or kills them other than by
the normal method of hunting is
sometimes called a vulpicide.
Safety Shields
Keep shields over revolving pow
er take-off shafts. Many accidents
occur at these places on machines
when they are left unprotected.
Honey Improves Cake
One or two tablespoons of honey
added to any cake mixture w ill im
prove the flavor and help to keep
the cake from drying out.
Jeaay and Beaay
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