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THURSDAY, FEB. 7, 1952
SOUTHERN OREGON NEWS REVIEW
SCANNING THE WEEK'S NEWS
SPORTSCOPt
TH I
HOME
Tbuin
pÇPOPTER
of M a in Street and the W orld
Truman Submits Record 'Peacetime'
Budget of $85 Billion to Congress
IN WASHINGTON
T.V. Hint
►
It is not safe to slide a m agu/.ine
Into the space between the bottom
of the table m odel television set
and the table. T his shuts o ff a ir
fro m the vents in the under side.
A ccum ulating heat is dangerous so
allow fo r free v e n tllu tio n .
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WAITCR IM IA D , WMU C«rr«»fIOI«dent
Ike's Chances
THE BUDGET__ "A heavy burden . . . the price of peace” . With these
OUSEHOLD
By Jo*
M A H O N I*
TJNLESS Gen. Dwight Eisenhower
McGrath Deal
words President Truman attempted to describe his proposed budget of
CA&*S SCOftTn Z0NA
repudiates his statement of
*85,444.000,000 for the fiscal year which begins July 1. This amount does O ’ N LY cabinet member who has
January
8,
taken
by
his
backers
as
not Include a five to six billion dollar atomic energy expansion program
^ HOOl « e c ä k * *
outsmarted the President in his a "go” sign, and returns to this
which the President said would be sent to congress in the near future.
Yum. Yum Cider
accustomed technique for axing an country In tim e for a pre-conven­
C ider in a glass p itch e r becomes
This proposed budget is an increase of almost *15.000.000.000 over the unwanted member of the official
tion campaign, the chances against
something special when you add a
current fiscal year which ends June 30. And it is not far from the record fam ily is Attorney General Howard
his obtaining the GOP presidential
WALTER
few unpeeled apple slices sliced
World War I I spending of *100 billion in the 1945 fiscal year.
McGrath. Howard was out of the nomination must be something like
across the apple, to the d rin k .
JOH N SON
As outlined by the President, more than three-fourths of the total ring, hanging on the ropes, and a 100-to-l shot
Some hostesses add m in t leaves,
would go for national security programs, including *51.100.000,000 for the given the count of nine. But by some
STRUCK OUT
For despite all the organization
too.
armed forces, *10.800.000.000 for foreign aid, *1.700,000.000 for atomic of the cleverest footwork ever dis­
• • •
work his enthusiastic supporters
4 MEN IN ,
weapons. *811,000.000 for defense production and economic stabilization, played in Washington, he managed
can do for him and his personal
Removing Crease
E INNING/
to scramble back into the cabinet.
and *339.000.000 fo r c ivil defense.
popularity throughout the country, i
Do you have s k irts th a t s till show
Here is the inside story of how the convention machinery, even
The m ilita ry expansion program, as outlined by the President, would
n
crease where the hem has been
he
did
it.
include increasing the armed forces from 3.600.000 to 3,700,000 men. the
down to the keynoter w ill be in the
let out? If so, take a cloth, rub it
Air Forces from 90 wings to 143, increase the A rm y’s 19 divisions to 21.
By now. official Washington has hands of his opposition. Convention
o ver a piece of soap, then rub the
add another 16 m ajor combatant vessels to the Navy’s 392, build up to 16 become quite fa m iliar with the way nominations are made by the poll- ,
cloth along the crease in the s k irt.
large ca rrier a ir groups, and increase the Marine Corps from two to three H arry Truman eases out a cabi- ticians and NOT by the voters. And
Wipe o ff excess soup, press w ith a
...HE
FANNED
THE
FIRST
three
batters
divisions.
neteer he doesn't want. Secretary of if General Ike means what he said
w a rm iro n , and yo u r crease is
BUT THE CATCHER DROPPED THE TH IR D
A ll of this, of course, is the proposed plan, depending upon approval the Interior Julius Krug, for in­ in his statement he w ill not lift a
STRIKE ON THE LAST MAN AND HE REACHED
gone.
of congress. At this point that approval is unlikely, because it would mean stance, was axed by a planted story hand to obtain the nomination Here
• • •
FIRST BASE SAFELV. JOHNSON THEN PUT
another increase in taxation.
three pitches past the next h it t e r !
that he was resigning, following is what he said:
Sharpening Scissors
Adoption of this budget would mean a deficit of $14,446,000,000 for the which the President said “ no com­
"Under no circumstances w ill I
Scissors, fo re ve r getting too d u ll
next fiscal year unless congress approved the $5,000,000,000 tax increase ment” at his next press conference, ask for relief from this assignment
to w ork w ith , w ill become s h n r|i
already requested by the President. But this is an election year and con­ and Krug knew tne jig was up.
in order to seek nomination for
enough in a j if f y if you cut a few
Sim ilar procedure was followed political office and I shall not par­
gress w ill be even more economically minded than in the past.
strip s of sandpaper w ith them .
• • •
Congressional debate over this proposed budget during the next few w ith Defense Secretary Louis John­ ticipate in the pre-convention ac­
son.
weeks is likely to be bitter. And it w ill end with congress slashing it as
tivities of others who may have
Ironing Hint
Therefore, when word came
much as possible. At the present moment there is no indication of how
such an intention with respect to
Y o u 'll leave no lin t when you’ re
out of the White House that the
much they w ill cut it. The defense items may be cut some, but the greatest
m e." The only loophole he leaves
pressing out the creusc in a le t­
.By GRANTLAND RICE.
I.am ar Caudle hearing had em­
slashes w ill be foreign aid and less necessary domestic items.
is that he w ill accept the nomina­
down s k irt if you use tissue paper
barrassed the President, shrewd
tion next July which he considers
still can't quite handle Nancy in a to iro n on instead of a dum p d o th .
MISSION ACCOMPLISHED— Aging but s till dynamic Winston
• • •
politician McGrath beat t h e
would be “ a duty that would trans­ A * cash and glory tra il’’ there are tennis duel, but ho Is Improving
Churchill accomplished his mission to the United States. That mission
President to the punch, offered
cend my present responsibilities." two couples out California way who week by week. For that m atter
Cabbage Salad
can be best summed up in his own words as he conclude^ his speech be­
his resignation—if hr embar­
w ill very likely get by financially Nancy can’t hit as many home runs
Cabbage salads are fa vorites.
The only manner in which
fore a Joint session of congress.
rassed the administration.
through the year ahead. They as Kiner can. This should be the They are easy to prepare and they
G eneral Eisenhower would get
He said: ’’Bismarck once said that the supreme fact of the 19th
should break better than even
ideal American couple. They are contain valuable vita m in s. Best of
But H arry Truman, who shies
"re lie f” from his present as­
century was that B ritain and the United States spoke the same language. from clashes with people he likes
One is Leo Durocher and Laraine young, good looking, healthy, strong u ll they a rc kind to a tire d budget.
signment would be for him to
Let us make sure that the supreme personally, hemmed, hawed, said he
• • •
Day. The other is Ralph Kiner nnd and deeply Interested In sports,
ask for relief, which he says he
tact of the 20th century is that they had no intention of pulling the rug
where both excel along certain lines.
w ill NOT do under any circum ­
Nancy Chaffee Kiner, his bride.
Vegetable Cookery
tread the same path."
out from under his friend, did not
stances, or for President Tru­
Durocher, the Giant leader, is
If Nancy can have the same In­
Don’t s tir a ir into yo u r veg­
It was the third time in a decade accept the suggested resignation.
man to recall him, which the
picking up in the general neighbor fluence over Ralph that Laraine has etables w hile th e y ’ re cooking. Just
that Churchill had addressed a joint
President said he would NOT
hood of $50,000 The had over Leo, Kiner should hit 700 udd a sm all am ount of b oiling
session of congress. His speech was
do unless the general asks to
c h a n c e s are his home runs this next season. The w ater if they threaten to burn.
Ambassador
to
Spain
well received and it was evident he
t
• • •
be relieved. So there we have
wife, Laraine Day, motion picture star and TV vision
Nevertheless, he did have Donald
had accomplished much in bringing
an impasse.
is doing even bet­ has done something of an incredible
Cat Ready
about greater cooperation between Dawson look round for another job
ter. The two have nature to Durocher since he played
F a t Is ready fo r fry in g cooked
his country and the United States. with sufficient prestige so McGrath
been o f f e r e d a with the Yankees many years ago. food when a 1-inch cube of bread
Announcements of policy agreements, could be eased out of the Justice de­ W ill He Return?
fancy handout for a Fiery, reckless, but s till smart, al­ browns in it in 40 seconds.
the transfer of vita l m aterials from partment without loss of face.
• • •
t e l e v i s i o n skit, most beyond control, always a great
The
hope
of
some
of
his
backers
And Dawson soon came up with
one nation to the other, and accord
working
together, field leader, Leo Durocher has
Storage Kins
that
the
general
w
ill
return
to
this
on m ilita ry m atters in Europe after the ambassadorship to Spain. This
which they can't turned into a smooth, controlled,
Vegetable storuge bins often
a series of meetings with President seemed a natural. McGrath is one country probably in March, is born
use at the moment hustling manager who has the re­ take on the stale odor of onions.
of
what
w
ill
be
a
determined
effort
Truman and other high officials, also of the top-ranking lay Catholics in
In addition to which spect and affection of his team. He Clean the bin th orou g hly w ith
to recall him for some such reason
indicated the successfulness of his the United States.
taxes would leave gives his men all the credit—a les­ baking soda on a dam p cloth, rinse
as
testifying
before
a
congressional
G rantlind Rice
mission.
Shortly thereafter, a carefully
them working prac­ son I think Chuck Dressen has w ith cle a r w a te r and d ry. The
committee, In an attempt to stam­
The B ritish leader also promised
planted White House story ap­
pede him into making a definite tically for nothing except exercise. learned for 1952, And I happen to soda rem oves the odor—leaves
that B rita in would help defend West­
peared In the local press that
commitment. However, those who Exercise is important but a poor be a Chuck Dressen supporter fur bin fresh, clean, und sw eet-sm ell­
ern Europe against Soviet aggression.
McGrath would go to Spain and
future delivery.
know him best declare he w ill side­ substitute for cash.
ing.
And he cautioned the United States
• • •
t h a t ex-Judge Justin M iller
The two Kiners, Nancy and Ralph,
step
any
such
attempts
to
get
him
“ above all things" not to give up its atomic weapons without an iron-clad
would become the new attorney
to return here in violation of his de­ are ridir.g the top waves.
New Champ Under W ay
guarantee of peace.
general.
Ralph is picking up $65.000 a
term ination to stick to his job in
Australia's Davis Cup victory was
year as the homr-run hitter of
Naturally McGrath knew exactly Europe.
FARM PROGRAM_ The federal farm programs, of vita l interest to
expected and it w ill be expected
both leagues. He Is practically
home towns across the nation, w ill cost approximately 7 per cent more what was up. This was the same
Indications today are that the
again next year as long as Frank
the only reason Pittsburgh fans
next year because of a government need to encourage greater crop and treatment given Krug and Louey
keynoter at the GOP national
Sedgman is hanging around the ten­
have
been
coming
to
the
Pirate
Johnson.
Furthermore
the
McGrath
livestock production. President Truman said in his budget message to
convention may be none other
nis premises.
park. It can be different a year
resignation story was followed by a
congress.
than Gen. Douglas MacArthur,
Just as Sedgman was on the point
or
two
from
now
when
Branch
press
conference
at
which
the
Presi­
staunch supporter of Senator
According to best estimates the greatest part of the cost would be
of leaping into pro arms, Australia
Rickey
begins
to
use
his
magic.
dent
bluntly
refused
to
comment
on
Taft, and no friend of General
for price supports, soil-conservation payments, and wheat-export subsidies.
got smart by giving their star a
the report that McGrath was to go.
Nancy Chaffee is one of the better
Eisenhower. Thus the conven­
The President reported the price-support program is being used to
$10,000 wedding present, tax free,
younger
tennis
players
we
have
A
ll
that
day,
newsmen
tried
to
tion may be treated to the spec­
encourage farm production by keeping support prices of cotton, corn,
and also by getting him a good Job
around. She happens to be an ex­
tacle of one national hero, Mac-
wheat, soybeans, m ilk, wool, and several other commodities at 90 per cent phone McGrath. O rdinarily easy to
tremely charming and attractive in the government. The twice-beaten
reach, he kept ominous silence.
Arthur, pitted against the other
of parity.
U.S. w ill s till have Trabcrt, Savitt
young lady, just as Laraine Day is.
However, he was not idle.
national Idol, Eisenhower, with
and a few others next year, but they ]
The budget calls for $256,500,000 for payments to farm ers who carry out
The
Kiners
have
also
been
offered
M acArthur seeking to electrify
Overnight he hauled up two of his
approved soil and water conservation practices, $70,000,000 for subsidies
a well-paying TV spot, but have de­ still won’t be good enough to handle 1
the convention in favor of Sen­
Australia.
to farmers who co-operate with the government’s sugar-control program, biggest guns. One was Cardinal
cided
to wait until next year Ralph
ator
Taft.
It can be different around two or j
$182,000,000 for wheat export subsidies, and $75,000,000 for ru ra l telephone Spellman, who sent a message from
has
been
building
a
new
home
at
Tokyo.
three years from now. We have Just
and electrification loans.
Palm Springs and it won't be any
The other was his 84-year-old law
finished looking at a young kid who
hut. The Durochers can look fo r­
EGYPT _ The killin g of an American nun in the Suez canal zone partner, Senator Francis Green of The Senate Lineup
may easily be the best In the world,
ward
to
a
big
season.
Leo
is
defend­
brought the conflict between Great B rita in and Egypt for control of that Rhode Island.
One bit of evidence as to how the ing the National League pennant, given just a little more growth.
vital waterway into sharp focus fo r most of this country. She was identi­
GOP politicians, who w ill control won in a miracle finish. Laraine
He Is close to being magnificent
fied as B rigitte Ann Timbers, 52, of New York. She had served in Egypt Trum an in Reverse
the convention, are lined up behind Day has all the TV engagements today. His name is Michael Franks,
since 1947
of Beverly Hills. What about Mika
one young lady can handle.
The British charge Sister Anthony was slain by Egyptian terrorists.
Franks? In the first place he has
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Cairo newspapers, however, said she was killed by B ritish bullets. She was
Wherry as GOP senate floor leader.
Just turned 15. But a short while
in
favor
of
appointing
Judge
Tom
slain during a four hour battle between B ritish soldiers and terrorists.
Twenty-six senators voted for Sen. The Case of Ralph Kiner
back, s till in his 14th year, he beat
M urphy of New York to head a cor­
Styles bridges of New Hampshire,
Ralph Kiner is a rather rem arka­ the 18-year-old champion of Cali­
4 kinds from I easy recipe
KOREA— Another week dragged by and s till no im portant progress ruption commission, went to Mc­ backed by Senator Taft, and 15
ble young man. He is now only 29 fornia, regarded as a sure thing, in
2 Ib ip . shortening
•/. cup m ilk
was reported in the Korea peace talks. The United Nations command Grath’s defense.
voted for Sen. Leverett Saltonstall, years old. He w ill be 30 next Oc­ a morning match. In the afternoon
’/« cup sugar or
1 cup s ided
did offer to reconsider an im portant phase of its armistice prisoner-ex­
That was why the President at the
backed by the Eisenhower forces, tober. He came to the Pirates in on that same day young 14-year-old
flour
molasses
change demands if the Communists would say how many civilians they next cabinet meeting suddenly re­
led by Senator Lodge of Massa­ 1946 direct from the Navy A ir Force Franks whipped the 18-year-old
2 ' / j Isp. b a k in g
1 »99
intend to return to South Korea. In effect, the U.N. dropped its demand for versed himself, told the surprised
1 cup K ellogg's
p o w der
chusetts and D uff of Pennsylvania. and has led his league or tied for Junior Champion.
an equal one-for-one exchange of Red prisoners.
cabinet and the surprised McGrath
Vs teaspoon salt
A ll-B ran
leaderships
in
home
runs
ever
since.
Sen.
George
Aiken
of
Vermont
Why all this ballyhoo? In the first
There was no progress on the airfield question that has been holding that with the beginning of the new
Blend well shortening, sugar; add
He has been baseball's main slugger place the young star has considera­
egg, beat well. Stir in all - b ia s , milk;
up negotiations. The Reds insist on rehabilitation of airfields during an year he wanted them to know that has raised the question of just
ever
since
he
really
got
warmed
up.
where
General
Eisenhower
stands
ble
power
already
stored
away
in
soak
until most moisture la taken up.
despite the press attack on his at-
armistice. The U.N. command has opposed it.
81ft flour with baking powder, salt;
on such questions as labor, agri­
his youthful system. Ho can really
In the last six seasons Kiner
omey
general,
he
was
keeping
them
Meanwhile, at home. Senator Taft called the Korean War unnecessary
add to first mixture, stir only until
culture, health, education, conser­
powder a tennis bail. In the second
has contributed 257 home runs to
combined. U ll greased muffin pans
and useless and said it could have been prevented if the United States had all on.
vation and the St. Lawrence water­
place he has amazing control of
the list. He w ill never approach
% full. Bake In preheated mod. hot
stayed in Korea and rearmed the South Koreans after World War II.
way. And Senator Aiken is one who
every stroke. He can put the ball
Babe Ruth's total of above 700,
oven (400 F.) 30 min. Yield: 9 medium
He also said he would make a truce in Korea if he were President be­ Churchill’s W it
or 12 small t n r ffin s .
could be presumed to be In the
just about where he wants it. He has
but he should continue to lead
cause "even a stalemate truce is better than a stalemate war.”
Spicy Bran M uffins: M ix 1 tap. butter,
Prime M inister Churchill was get­ Eisenhower camp. This query from
both leagues for several years.
almost perfect style even now.
’/» cup sugar, 1 tsp. cinnamon. Sprin­
ting a progress report on the Anglo- Senator Aiken is likely to grow into
In the last five years he has av­
‘Even in the toughest competition
kle over unbaked muffin batter.
eraged between 47 and 48 hom­
American m ilita ry discussions from a chant before many days have
he is amazingly cool and calm ,”
Fruity M uffins: Add to flour mixture 1
ers, which Isn’t feather duster
his friend and m ilita ry observer. passed and General Eisenhower If
Feltrop says. " I f Mike Franks isn’t
tbsp. grated orange rind, !4 cup diced
he does come home, w ill face a
swinging.
Field Marshal Sir W illiam Slim.
dried apricots.
world champion before he is 20, I ’ll
Referring to the dispute as to veritable barrage of brickbats or,
Kiner is something more than a never make another tennis predic­
H o n e y -N u t M uffins:
Put 1 tsp. honey,
whether NATO should adopt B rit as President Truman suggested at good hitter. He is also a 75 golfer tion. He has everything it takes.
chopped n u t-
ain’s new automatic rifle or the a press conference, the rotten egg and a pretty good tennis player. He Everything."
m eats in each
new American Garand rifle. Field and tomato throwing of partisan
greased muffin
politics.
Marshal Slim reported:
cup; add batter.
“ So fa r we haven’t made much
progress. Both guns are good and
i t ’s d ifficu lt to decide which one to Reluctant to Run
adopt.”
President Truman at this same
Churchill listened patiently, nod­ press conference didn’t make It
ding his head in agreement.
any easier for Eisenhower, and fed
" I t ’s my guess,” Field Marshal fodder to the Taft camp when In
Slim continued, "tha t we’ll finally answering a query, he opined, with
adopt a rifle that contains the best a mischievous grin, that he had al­
features of both models. I t ’ll be ways thought the general was a
a bastard rifle —half American, half Democrat until he read his form al
B ritish.”
January 8 statement. So the gen­
Cot'. Earl Warren of California, a "native son" candidate for the GOP
Churchill’s eyebrows shot up. With eral’s backers have a grim campaign
presidential nomination, may he the key to the coming national convention.
an a ir of solemn gravity he said: ahead of them without any help
Should he throw his influence to either Taft or Eisenhower it could be
...D U E
TO C O LD S
"M y dear Marshal, aren’t you be­ from their candidate, unless he re­
decisive for that candidate. If the tw o top men should become deadlocked,
ing a trifle careless with your considers and nullifies his form al
he could be the compromise candidate. He is shown here talking to Guy
words? Have you forgotten that I, statement; unless he defcldes hia
Gabrielson, GOP National Committee chairman. Mayor Elmer Robinson
GIVE THEM G00D-TASTIH8
too, am half American, half B rit­ Job in Europe Is ended prior to
of San Francisco stands behind them.
ish?”
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July and asks to be relieved.
H e lp s b u ild e ta m in a - h e lp s b u ild
• • •
U .S. B A B Y B O O M
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RELIEF
All-Star Muffins
How to F IX -
When
Your Children
have COUGHS
Population Increases 2.5 Millions Yearly
According to a statistical bulle­
tin issued by the Metropolitan L ife
Insurance Company, the United
States may soon break all world’ s
records in population growth. Amer­
icans are being born at the rate of
26,000,000 and more each 10 years.
I t is estimated that by 1962 there
w ill be 181,500,000 of us.
Births in the United States set an
•11-time record of more than 3,900,-
000 last year. After subtracting the
deaths, the gain amounts to 2,650,000.
This reflects, the report said, the
increase in m arriages after the
start of the Korean War.
There Is a general trend to break
away from the one-or-two-child fam ­
ily that prevailed before World War
II, the report adds. Also, there is
a general trend in the United States
toward earlier marriages.
Merry-Go-Round
Latest Washington gag: "The only
thing the Democrats have to fear
Is—fu r itself.” . , . Orville Morrison,
president of the Sunroc Company of
Glen Riddle, Pa., has a remedy for
Washington’ s Influence racket. He
suggests that all bidders on govern­
ment contracts be required to file
an affidavit that they haven’t done
any favors for, or spent any money
to entertain federal procurement of­
ficers (who award contracts) or
their relatives.
More Taxes Asked
President Truman, In his annual
economic message to congress,
■sked for a tax Increase of about
$5,000,000,000. However, administra­
tion leaders In both the house and
senate expressed the opinion that
there was little likelihood of him
getting it. The President also asked
for tighter price controls, a check
on private spending, greater pro­
ductivity, and a return to pay-as-
we-go government financing tn the
coming year.
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n a tu rs l A AD V ita m in s I
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