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George r. Jonnion
Awakening America
These
Washington — The blytht
abandon with which "Mr. T r u ffiatr fctfAdfts'TacU impresses me
profoundly.
" '
He does it w i t h the tensionloss ease of a-porfect tec shot
on
loo
Rolf
cqurso. or l b "
oblivious
flipDance of a Billie ,
comedy
k
lire
or
the
guilders gaiety
ni (• kitten piny
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in-: hofoic an
open lii c
Never let It
be
said
that
I r< le Harrv is
one to worry
himself
into
•omach ulcers
# ) There is a great awakening apparent in
the United States. Lest anyone think we
are commenting abotti "something safely in
™
Law*
of pel iv
San Francisco, we must note that this galley
—••— -<•
detail. Nay. nay !.
awakening is particularly evident in our
A en. si- in point is an e x '
vailey.
„
For a long time we lhave been uncon­ chance of correspondence be­
scious as to the reality af the world about tween the President and Rep.
.
...
us. We have
been unaware
of the obvious Waller Noiblad, a Republican
*-•
•
«u„
fact that million* Of peopje^throughout
the
f r o m Oregon, having to do with
W O r l d . including Our enatty, enjoy murder » Protected scheme to run a
and.other form's of vioJence; that we are ^ ^ ' ^ i v ^ X T n g e ^
talking to a vacuum when we t r y t o be
sweetly gentle in reasoning W i t h the bar- l e n g t h of this meandering drink
barians
would be approxi­
s
m r n
c
t
u o >
t n
M i n p l v
o f
w
a
,
p
l h e
U t t P r
r i t y
T h < !
r
the distanoo from N o w
Ynrk to Omaha. Neb., except
that In two places it would have
to be pumped to an altitude of
5.000 feet (the altitude of the
citv of Denver) and in another
spot it would hav? to flow
through a 100-mile tunnel to 1>*
drilled
through
the
Sierra
Mountains. Such problems are
mere trivia however, for the
master dreamers of government.
mately
The campaign to make Germany a
democracy, for another examplr, has not
only failed. It has been an impetus for the
regrowth of Nazism because many o f our
late enemies are revolted at tho thought of
democracy or the attitude that puts the
.individual above the statr
Billions of words have been spoken on
the theme, but it is only now that we as a
people are awakening to the values we really
believe in. The things we live by in our pri­
vate and working lives.
Whether this change or awakening is
taking place because we are in mortal dan­
ger, or whether the'campaigns to arouse us
are beginning to bear fruit, we cannot say.
We have been unconscious; unaware and
ignorant. We are now mentally awake and
active and we are working with critical
aw areness in accompaniment of creative im­
pulse, deliberately and intentionally.
We have finally become aware of a
truth we have known all along. That the
United States of America is the individual.
You are America. We are starting to think
straight and more and more of us are saying
to ourselves, "The U S A means me."
# ) There Is an old saying that he who sows
the wind will reap the whirlwind. This is
beinu demonstrated in the field of prices.
The markup practices start in the r a w
material fields and are carried right down
through. Everyone know* this and vet
everybody denies it.
Case in point is coffee. The coffee peo­
ple are flooding the newspapers and all
other mediums of communication with a p ­
parently sound reason for the fantastic in­
creases in the prices of this commodity A c
tually most of the reasons are invented and
the date the coffee industry starts t o u.-e
I them ante-dates the repeated price irti iras.es
by so man\ months, we are forced tn con­
clude they are carefully manufactured un­
truths.
(
What Interested me about the
letters was that iust the day
before I had nicked up in niv
dentjat's waiting room a ropv of
the .lulv i s M i e of jiopular me­
chanics
and found there a
Jules Verne account of the
whole venture
There was a
man. and a schematic drawing
Obviously the article was h\»rd
on aulhentl- information
No
less bhvinuslv. the facts laid
down therein did extreme vio­
lence tn Mr Truman'* torsion.
The President s letter"My dear Congressman N o r blad:
"I read tour letter nf August
with a n e a t dc.i! of inter­
est and for voi.r information,
there ha* never been a m inten­
tion tn dive.t anv water from
1 h e Columbia River etcept at
the point where it flows into lhe
Pacific
Ocean'
• Exclamation
point Is mv own >
"The host aurvev that T have
been able l o have made states
that 140 million acre foot of
water flows into the Pacific
Ocean everv t e a r
There isn t
anv reason in the world tvhv
this waste water should not be
u^ed
Of course
there
has
never been a proieet which is
the wel'are <>f t c n.ttion
a« » whole that hasn t had opr»'s.' nn and I expected onpo*'t i n to this one
h
the grocerymen will take j U B t so muih of
this sort of thing and ttiea-^hey'll reduce
orders. In fact in some cases--they're doing ^ind ihould not bo ' rio.ie Sin­
'
it already. Storekeepersxannot stay in bus­ cerely tours, Harrv *s Tinman"'
Inasmuch
as the ( ol'imhia
iness by putting quantities of ttuff s on their
shehes that fewer and fewer people want. River is as 'altv as tne P a n i c
Ocean itsel' at the poi it whenWe can drink oth«r thing* besides coffee at one
flows i n l n lhe oilier ard
meals like milk, tea .or wattyv
remains so !'>r 1 di' ani e of
c l u s , o n
Why We Will Wiif'!«
# The straggle between the throwback ty­
ranny of the Soviet Communist states and
us will end only one way. Of course we will
have to stand steady or resist aggression but
the real reason for optimism is human na­
ture. We will win.
The individual drives in men and women
are innate. They are natural and while it
is easy, too easy, to kill people it is not pos­
sible to destroy nature.
Each generation moans man is born
again with the ancient virtues and vices
of the race, the human race". iBoris Sokoloff
in "Science and the Purpose of Life" points
out that the Soviet system is doomed to
failure because." the individualistic drives of
the human race cannot be stopped by anv
force within nature, least of all by the stupid
terrorism practiced by a police state."
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c
o
, a n r
n
n
nearly 100 miles upstream, it
occurred even t«, me thai 'he
good resideits of ^<>uthrin Cali­
fornia are destined f<" a t e r v
briny water snpulv 1' and when
t l l l S P!O]0(t
C'>es llll-nilgll
(f
course, the .'aler could lie dis­
tilled when it finally reaches
the Los \ngeles reservoirs but
that wniild lie rather expensive.
Beside^ if d stillation Is the an­
swer, whv bung the salt water
all the way from the Columbia
R i v e r ' There's a whole ocean
full of the same stuff at the end
of Santa Monica Boulevard, and
it wouldn't have to bo pumped
over, 5,000-.feot mountain ranges,
or run through 100-mile tunnels.
Try and
Stop M e
By Bemaett Cerf—
FactograpKs
# Gea. fieorge A. Custer and 276 troopcts of his
famous Seventh Cavalry, now part of the First
. C a v a l r y division in Korea, were massacred- June 23,
1876, by Sitting Bull's Sioux warriors.
# The pendulum clnck was invented in 1657 by
Huygens, a Dutchman.
# The little knoxm Wnllnmombie waterfall In Aus­
tralia U 1.100 fect high.
9) The real Income of the average United States
•factory worker has risen 108 jjiisr^ cent since 1901.
I ^ J^l""
t
1
,
0
a * a tern peri
3,000 degrees
tX-V?,*'**.."****
^*lter of frilgaw journal in
the United States waa M a r y Donlon of the Cornell
- - - - L a w Quarterly in lSlMSaO.^,
• WUlUa, Greea, pre*iden$of t W & n c r i c a n Fed•ration of Labor, has held that office since 1924.
M e ia 77.
•
liijw**'
Craaasr Biag Creaky has been adopted by a
W***5^jhdian tribe, and tiyan a new name which
.
-
9) A neighbor of Colonel Duffy's
tvas lamenting for the good old
days. "What Xun my wife and I
used to ha.e-at the beach," he
said between puffs on his corn­
cob pipe ' First rhe buried me
in the sand, thori 1 buried her.
One of these days I'll certainly
have to go down and dig her up."
• Since the N B A days, th«f structural govcrnm, M » < U problem which
has faced the American people has been the constantly expanding
power of the agencies of the Federal government
.
,
Some Americans accept expanding -powers as inevitable, partic­
ularly when they bring, them checks t6$ which they know) in their
hearts, they are not entitled. Others object t > expansion, except
when it serves their private
—
;
purposes. F o r instance,
t h e limited scop.- having no auth­
N R A was a "big business" op­ ority over " i " manufacture of
eration lo check the competition devices I I •> i s aa. it should be,
of
small
and
for in our svsiem of life, inven­
newer
enter­
tion and competition have given
prises. The Su­
l o us ali i'^r material advan­
tages.
preme C o ti rt
threw it out r>n
Congress ha* never given td.
- a case - involv­
nny agencv o f government <he
ing
a
little
authority m learrict the inven­
h u s inpssrran
tiveness of l'"' American mind.
engaged in soi­
Neither l i F C C nor the F T C
ling live chick­
nor anv ag. ncy has a' Jegal right
en j
wholesale
to say to an American that ho
cannot e.xp< nment, invent, try
N U T erthcout or hv some other m c i n s seek
to impiov. something, create
less, it is pos­
s o m e t h i n g , build something
sible to say, in
which
in Ins .opinion is sound.
19o0, that the
N o r are thev empowered to say
general c o nthat one 11,1115 Is good and an­
s e n s u s of
Hofcolsky
other had T h " most the Federal
American opinion Is that the evi­ T r a d e ( nnimisakm, for Instance,
dence does not justify further can sav i s that something is
e x p a n s i o n of governmental
harmful or Is falsely presented
power The Brannan Plan and
to the public after it Is placed
O s c a r P'wing's socialized modiin use
cine"were iiwTues Tn"the"'last"elocThe FCC however, did some­
tion and wherever t h e v w e r e lo
thing a"»gether dlfferenL i t
pcoplo voted
pieki
d a
" ice and said that
S U T i S m * •
this is the Hi,' It approved. That
m a ( ( r r
color. It is not r o a l ' v v e r v im- tvas none of Its business. Quite
apart from th* expansion of its
portant what
kind of color
functions n .'sHe- the law. the
scheme there is. il n works.
F C C a, " I impetuously, for it
Whether T V itself is important
knew 1 it:,* i ' was. bv its action,
is yet to be seen I K i n l l v ever
making nhs >te millions of telelook at it and I nut'- that mv
tision s. is which w e r e owned
children are t t i a i v i ' r of the
not hv g'eit corpprations but
barrel-scraping tel. , - . n shows
hv ptua', • ''izens who had paid
But the beginn tiL- • anttfrmg
their fnor, 'or them or were in
are unsatisfactoiv . H I i > k > t i M i m
the proresv f paying for them.
js no exception
L" ^ i * 7 ! ! L l " ^ . ^
n
This happy event Indicates
the richness of the many cul­
tures which make up the social
pattern of our valley.
Each group nf the race over
a period of a mere 1,600 years
—or— so - developed customs and
practices which when brought
to North America enriched tha
over-all pattern of life for every­
one.
•••ali T . M«ar»
Acheson Freed Little Data
In War Report to Senators
"
J
By Bob C o n i i d i n a -
N e w York, fJH»—The grapevine:
T h e reports and rumors that leaked nut of the secret hearing
given 1 0 Secretary of State Dean Acheson last week were t a n o d
and contusing.
Ono, report was that the session was atfable;
another that it was stormy
Here's a look at what happened, and it comes from one who
tvas there
There were no recnniinat ons, blamed U. S. security officers
even by Acheson s n 1st open for letting the man vvoik in this
scnatonal critics. None of his country and in Canada — dur­
ing t h l A-bomb's gestation per­
past
record,
iod—without "screening ' him
w a s gone ml*
I have since learned
that
The
Scnnt i i |
Pontecorto came t j this coun­
simply w i ed]
try with the blessings ol a spe­
•,i know • :ycial British team of sucptists.
While at work here he was p e r ­
t h i n ,
lie
mitted to have access nnlv to
planned to do
restricted information
relrftit'g
in lb • nnvdito the coT*stmct.">n ot an at o w e
ate lu' ire and
"pile.* What be picked up in
an • .time of
Canada later no man < an tell,
wh,T he hoped
for the Canad.an effort was
t 1 ,lo in the'
laced with Russ.an sr "".
11 • r c d.stant
If everv television network
adopted this device, no existent
television set would carry black
and white or color T V shows
without expensive
alterations.
Furthermore, the F C C knew
that millions of dollars wore be­
ing spent to produce color T V
b- another method.
Tliorefo'e this expansion of
power, without an art of ConC ' s s . is i*" only wrong per so,
b it impi -ii • ••al. What's Hie Irurry
about
tl " Somebod' might
even inven' something tn abolish
TV.
1
Looks: T h e chief of the In­
donesian delegation t . the I ' N*,
1. N Palar. gate a paitv for
the visiting Indones an Foreign
Minister a few davs aco
fine
Indian ladv who was introduced
to Jacob Malik told the Soviet
representative
"You are the
handsomest man on the Secur­
ity Council" . . . " I hlusb." re­
plied Malik
"I'm Red inside—
now I'm red outside, too "
Salvage:
Frank
Freimann,
bead nf the Magnavnx C o t p ,
owns an K> ft schooner
The
Little Whale He's iust had it
oterhauled for a trin to HnrIda. and had his skipper bung
it to Pclham hntbor last week
so that he could Inspect it After
the hurricane had abated. Frei­
mann drove to Pelham to see
what damage the storm had
done
The Little VVbatr- w*rssmashed. T h e bnlv salvageable
Item aboard was the Magnavox.
cumti
We properly make much of the fact that we
are a* united people in times of danger W e should
not. with equal propriety, forgot that the richness
of our American culture is drawn from many
Kourres and that our strength comes from these
same sources.
Looking at Life
With Erich B r a n d a i s 9) What would you say Is the outstanding human
character t r a i l '
A difficult question to answer. M a n y wiU
sav it Is love Others will say faiUt. Still others
will say greed
But vanity Is certainly way up on top.
There Isn't a much worse pre­
dicament in a man's life than
being in a jail cell, waiting to
lie taken into court in a fevr
minutes to be sentenced for
I iure
'•Ponteeerte was able to g.*t
first-degree murder.
It tvas ni>' aj
out of Kngland tv »h his f.i;nA husky young married man
verv rewarding ]
lly and all his knowledge behad killed his sweetheart when
s.**siou, I am
cause the British cannot con­
he found her two-timing him
C«MldUM
uilornicd
\chceive that a Briton, even a n .
with another man.
oson confined himself to answer­ adopted one like Pontecnrvo, can
Just as the
guard* were
ing, again and again. ' lhat mat­
be disloyal," an important fig­
taking him to court for sen­
ter is under study by the De­ ure in the A-Domb picture told
tence, he became volenUy ill ia
partment."
me.
his cell.
But it was not because he
"You'll recall that it took the
T h e British, In cleaving their
was afraid of the death sen­
skirts o f blame in the escape lo F B I - t o catch Fuchs. Our A m e r ­
tence or of life imprisonment.
ican approach to security is diff­
Russia of their nuclear physicist,
It was not that, he said ta
Pontecotto. h a t e inferentially erent
W e operated on the pro­
those who atenried him.
Rrandrli
mise lhat a sense of loyalty is
It was herausp he was greatly perturbed over
not necessarily a national com­
the unfavorable publicity he was getting.
who plats the Scotland Yard modity So we carefully screen­
man, was startled by a back­ ed every American who is mnThis may he an extreme example of Vanity.
stage visitor C R. M Cuth- sidered for work in 'atomic en­ I mention it only to show that even In the face
Hcrt. Superintendent of Scotland ergy. And we still do."
of the electric chair Vanity can still be a power­
Yard. who. was in Boston at­
ful factor.
tending
a
convention.
He
Vanity is not all bad, however.
Speaking of A-bomb security,
complimented Shepley, and in isn't it time for Dr Harry R o l l ­
Thousands and thousands of people find em­
ployment
in the cosmetic industry because women
response
to the actor's
in­ ers, president of Brooklyn P.-ly,
quiry', said that he detected
to tell us the names of the are -VAin.
only one technical flaw -the dis­
And men are even vainer than women.
atomic scientists who recom­
Only this morning, in the barbershop, several
covery of the "poison'' in the mended and endorsed bis e \ third act. "Before you could dis­ professor. Clarence H 1 s k o y ' men were getting manicures a^d having their
fingernails polished to a Winding brilliance.
cover it was poison a longer Hiskcy faces a contempt *>f
Others were being doused with ointments and
period of time would have to in­ Congress citation for icfu*.al to
Still others took sun-lamp treatmenta,
tervene," he said. "But you're answer certain loyalty questions pomades
"guaranteed tn give vou that Florida tan."
-safe"—Only one man -in-a-mlllion- put to him.
tvould know it
1 m that one,
But that type of vanity Is not tha only kind.
and I'm going right back to
•While Deaa Acheson holds on
Social climbing is vanity
Kngland "
in the face of repudiation by
Lust for power and surplus wealth la vanity.
bi-partisan critics, the adminis­
My view is not quite as pessimistic as that
Reunion: Pudge HefTelfinRor,
tration is shopping quietly for
of Kcclesiastes, 1*. 14, "I have seen all the worka
the 83-year-old Yale immortal,
his successor — is case he gets that are done under the sun: and behold, all ia
and Fritz Pollard, the famed
too "hot" to retain.
vanity and vexation of spirit.
Rrown U star of 1916, came to
One of those approached by
But I heartily endorse that oM. old saying In
N e w York to appear on " W e The
Innocent-looking
intermediaries:
Thomas
Fuller's "Gnomoiogia," which dates back;
People." After the show. HofTelSen.
Styles
Bridges,
a
frank
foe
into
lhe 16th century:
fingcr told Pollard " I saw ton
of the elegant Secretary of
"What a dust have I raised! quoth tha fly
play once. You wore the razzleBridges relocted
the
upon the coach."
dazzle kind. In my day, I d have State.
broken you In two"
. "Shucks, proposition on the grounds that
Let us not condemn vanity, however.
M r Heffelfingor " Pollard replied, if he took the job now he'd he
Piiy those who have no vaniity at alL They
"you couldn't even have broken out of a job. and out of W ashare tho drab, the unattractive, the bores. They
my stride "
ington. in 1952.
a 1*0 the ones who have stopped awimming o r
never learned to swim at all.
A bit of seasoning, is good for any dish.
B y LILIAN C A M P B E L L
But over-seasoning may well make It unpalatable,
Central Prats Writer
Seasoning without the food Isn't good for'
anything at all—nor is vanity without m e r i t
Folks ef Fame—Guess the Xame trinees is now widely spread H e
died in London, England, March
29.1772. What was his name?
T w o — A favorite star of motion
pictures not so long ago. she was
born in Hull, England, March 4,
1905. and received her dramatic
training at London's dramatic
school She appeared In the Hip­
• Jobs come from Ideas. An Idea is a mechanical
podrome chorus In London in Joybelle, later heading the farrtnus refrigerator In 1921 this Invention was dismissed
hv one critic as a futile experiment Today there
Chicken number in that creation.
are more than 20.000,000 such refrigerators in
The Face at the Window her first
film, was also made in London. •America.
An idea Is a radio. Tn January. 1922, an edl«.
Later she came to N e w York and
torlal writer said that radio-belonged to the to/,
Joined the Zicgfcld Follies. She
World. Today there are 32.5CO.0O0 radio* in thtr
One—-This Swedish scientist, in­ played leads with John Barrymore
nation.
"
ventor, philosopher and theologian In The Lotus Eater, and Bits ot
But an idea in the raw is only the first stepV.
Life.
She
played
opposite
Rich­
,
was
born at Stockholm on Jan.
Management must find the money, hire the e m ard Barthelmess and Milton Sills. -Ptoyes..„perfcr.t_apecM technkiuea for economic,
'29","lSSr He^ludievT natural"pTifandTh lfie"ToTWy-»rhTOTclf."""SatS'i" manufacture, organize the distribution, Inform a f t * '
losophy while on a travel trip to way Sadie, Just Another Blonde,
persuade the potential buyer.
England, Holland, France and The" crystal Cup. Lady Be Good,
In terms of jobs, what are the results of IdeaJ/
Germany. Returning home he de­ The Barker, Trie Whip, Great
voted himself to natural science Divide. .The Office Wife, M a n developed by American manigement? Since tha*
turn of the century, at least 12 new induatries have*
and engineering, and published Trouble, etcl were just a few of
appeared nn the roster of American manufacture^
many scientific periodicals. In the" pictures In which she ap­ There have*heen created directly or indlrectlv from
1716 he was made assessor-extra­ peared. The later ones were Cur­
these industries a t o U l e*>rnore than 7.000.000 jobe,**
ordinary on the Swedish board of tain at Eight. Cheaters and Bull­ —From a series of mcssifgea- published by N .
mines. He invented machines for dog Drummond at Bay. Who waa Ayer and Son. Inc.
the transport of boats overland, ahe?
for which he was given % patent
(Name* at bottom ot column)
of nobility He was many years
ahead of his time in his scientific Hew'a* Yea Make Out?
•1
4
1
Dispute: 1 e next toga] man­
euver In the M n | of William
1
. « >'/
«uparlor met him at a e.v.—i.^.
,„(..
conclave and assured him aolillegally.
Duff's
first
Senatorial
emnly, "I'm determined to get
you a transfer to - Buffalo so move will he directed against
these. flshermen.
you'll be able to sign 'Buffato
- -
"c
The Swede* nerve a rlre podding at this
season and almonds are put nn it. The ancient
Swedish Idea was that the first unmarried per­
son tn get an almond would be the first
hitched.
#
9. Sprtlee: Florence Yiitv the 71 ear-old character attnss who
died last week, did .some volunteri var service which was of the
most personal kind unsung hut mos< gratifying. She rea'i/cd that
sailors who got drunk tisked missing ' icir ships and boln„- straneed
in port And so. after her show tvas o or, slio'd scour the Broadway
aector in search of drunken sailor^ sle. ptng-it-off in doorways She
came armed with capsules contalning
smrlling-salts
^nod woman member of the P.etijfShina .
bieak a capsule open leave it delegation " to the U. N., has
on the sailors chosi, a n d many worked at Lake Success before:
a
sailor
was
She was a minor employe at t h e
snared
courtSecretariat . .
Pi-il Baker wi'l
it'.imal bv be­
become a disc in<'^ov
. . Muhing
Rwaketiod
a e | Kldd. who siagrd the i>n'hv the funics.
liant dice gaire 1 diet in "di.vs
& Dolls," n e v e i - < v a dice game
Whim:
Be­
. . . An undisc ' s e d donor I P ;
fore Bill B o t d
given S100.0.KI 1. Harvard fo.- a
became
HopaClinton S. C.i.'d. ri Fund, to adlong
Cassidy,
vanco the si, ft of labor-manand tvas a free
agement r o b ' •is
Golden, exspending
party
t ice-prrsidcti' ' the Stcelwnrkgiver in Holly­
is labir adviser
ors t'nion. p
wood, he once
to K C A .
gat * a partt at
T
certain colleges along
The English with their plum puddings and
yule logs arid carols; the Italians with their
shrines in honor of the Infant; the Polish with
their bands of boys in costumes going around the
towns: the Russians with their shepherds groups;
the Norwegians with their tree and candle cere­
mony at which the eldest reads the original story
from a Gospel — all these and many more are
patterns of the same basic design — the Christian
design.
On the Line
By Leonard L y o n i -
Malibu for sett.vi.ns
eral guests who d e d e d Hint
they'd like a boat 1 .do
They
m"' a V » e h t at ;hn-f**<- * '' ' " I "
for charter, but the r w n n icfused to let thorn ahond
. .
"How much would M « I S. 1 it
for"*" Botd
asked I M . . .
"$12 700 " s a d the ow 1 .
"Has it got a mm, r
r vd
asked. T h e man s., d
1 «d
. " I II give t u n s u •,!«, ,1 d
not a penny more
said
H'vrt
The man agreed, a n d Rovd g a v e
him a check and took immedi­
ate possession .
. "But hew II
I get home"'* the man asked
' W a l k , or swim ' the i m ­
petuous star told him "but hl-e
ton t o | d us
you can I c nie
alioard hero '
i„
the Mohawk Valley students are taught that
Charles Dickens with his storiea invented the
snedeca Christmas. This Is B O B sense. St, Nich­
ols* waa a bishop of Mya ia Aala Mlaor la
845 ana the Idea of giving gifta originated
with, him and his followers, la fact. Santa
Clans' ia ear proniinclatioa of S t Nleholaa.
In the Lyons Den
—
where he noticed that snook
A
• 8t KkbaJaa visited -thouaanda eC^homea of
_ American families of Slavic descent last night
»* Children who have been good received a toy and
fruit Those who have been naughty got only 'a
piece ot ooal. According to beat reports, there
.wasn't even one piece of coal left in anyone's shoe
or stocking.
, ,
Tale eostotai started back in
the year 315 A.D., a mere 1,605
years ago.
()
Also, like no manv other new
commodities its ad iitising is
often tidieii'mis ^- pit haps it
must he with a n
ennimnriity
the worth of tthn 'i - i \ncgorated Whereas advt i torments ad­
vocating p.irent-elnld conflicts
have boon waUidrawn from the
newspapers 'hev aie heipg re­
peated on tidio It is slupi I hut
nothing to c i e\ntrd about
When howevn a gov r: ument
agencv goes h. •. ond i ' « legal
authoritv tint i- some'lung for
excitement and e' • -i » n c r The
FCC-.rs a regula >rv body of
Mr DaataM 1". Hatwa —.
St. Nick Is Here
(J
riaaa: Gov D u f of Pennsyl­
vania, the Senator-elect, won't
resign but will serve until the
end of his Gubernatorial term.
January 16.
The other Gov­
"Henry
darling," said
the
ernors who w e r e elected to the.
bluihing bride as lhe honcy- Senate are resigning so that
mooners drove up to the portico they can he sworn into the Sen­
of the hotel. Let's try to con­ ate earlier—and thereby gain
vince all the hangers-on in the seniority status. "T\\ "have the
lobby that we've been married lowest seniority rating." said
for a g e s " "Okay, my love," Duff, at the Stork Club. "But
said Henry dublousl.v
"but do If I have somethjnc to say, i*
-you think—yott -can- car-r-y - four- woa't mak?"«T(VTllffefeiic#. APfl
suitcases?"
if I have nothing to say,', it
won't
make
any
difference
A certain bishop in New York either" . , . He's iust returned
State fell into the habit of sign- from a Ashing trip to Florida,
K
eit
Wi
from a fishing trip to Florida,
b
'
By G«or9» So-koJaky-r
r
"If
I
remember cnirec'Iy.
snnio of vour colleague* ir, the
no'Hivvcst M a d e the statement
tha' Grand Coulee pain would
serve nnlv covotc* groundhogs,
and jack-rabbits That prophecy
doesn t seem to have eome true.
" I hope you will inlorm v>our-—
selves more fuiiv on tne sitr.a
,"on M ? r e P
%
Heard A b o u t Town
AvalaacM
boyi"
F C C Edict on Video Marts f
Growing:Grasp of Agripciesl
B y Fultoa Lewis Jr.—
R
Wcdnndoy; Dumber 6; 1950
Commerce a i d e he is being
tried for peri',
for having de­
nied, under oa-h that" he ever
tvas a Comm ,n st will be a
move to i n v . v e P a t i d Bruce,
the American A'nhassador —to
Paris.
Renu*-gi.>n s
lawyers
would like R n . , e t o come heie
or testify hv deTaisition, as a
character w i u i e s .
T h e V S.
Attorney will opnnj» this, claim­
ing that, like 1;
Remington
lied to his infl , e - t n l friends.
;
During the nn«tnn> run of • Edttina B l a c k " M.ihael Shepley,
The Grab Bag
The Answer. Quick* 1 Who is H .g • I,. Black*
2 What is a 1 arpv"*
3. Who was ".arrin Jacobs
Bond?
4. What are 'cr.rodile tears"?
5. Where rid tho game of la­
crosse originate '
Guest Editorial
Where Jobs Come From
Happy BirthasjTodav it's l.enn K A m e r i ­
can artist, and Padriae Colurrt.
Irish writer »tip arc celebrating
birthday anniversaries
It Happened Todav
1875—Birth of Joseph Conrad,
English novelist 1941—PreeUeat
Franklin D. Roosevelt appealed
te Japanese Kmperor Hlrehite,
Urging. Jtea.ce.. bfitwe*n..tw«_a.n,- .
Hons. IMl—In World War Two,
Kagland declared war ea Flaland, Romania anil Hungary.
Watch Jour Language
DIAGNOSIS - (DI-ar-NO-sis)
-—noun; the art or act of recog­
nizing disease from its symptoms;
also, the decision reached. Origin:
New Latin f r . n i Greek—Diagno­
sis, from Diagignoakein, to dis­
tinguish, from Dia plus gignoakein, to know-.
Fewer Gl Students
Teur Fatnre
Oeed tisae for making changes.
T - a r year a a ' e u M ' ^ ' ^ p ^ y " a a d
aaeeeesfut. XxpedUe i S s l a e a - T
and make each changes as y e a '
ry or desirable. A a
faeeerul
Individual Is
,acttre,
.^""'
Z T " , " ."'"'V'T.
Z
J a djjelop from the iafaat
asMTta a* taaa date.
I f a Been Said
The hinatic, the lover and the
poet are of imagination all com-
Kung,l^i_gtoaa.jtha..-pact^-WilUaai- Sbaitaipaara, ^
w
theories of geology, astronomy.
1 An associate justice of tha
and physiology. Aftor 1734. he ^ n U e d ' ' ^ t e i " * u V r e m e ^
»PP««ff ^ ^ " f i * ^
2. A n excessively grasping or
nature of soul and spirit,
*•
covetous person given to seizing
claimed to see extraordinary
or extorting what is coveted; a
visions and to hear mysterious
rapacious person.
conversations, to have seen heav­
3. An American aong writer.
en and hell and to have conversed
4. Pretended weeping; .hypo­
with angels and spirits. In 1747
'
he resigned his government post critical grief.
5. With tha North American
and devoted himself to religionrIndiana.
The religious society named foe
.
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_
1
t
~ bka and proniu&auiix Us dpj^-^aa^g
u
w
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• Karelhneat ef w a r veteraae in colleges and un!«3
versities dropped 33 per cent this fall from 1949,1
Dr. Earl J. Mctirath. U. S. Commissioner of X9a^
cation, reports. Approximately 575,000 are enrolled,
•lightly more than the number graduated this year.*.
The decline re presents, of course, a severe Jossr
in funds for mftty institutions. They are-hit kardst
also, by the draft which ia taking many prospect!vax
and regular stiidsala, Bat n-daetion was la«vitab*a,t
and far-sighted colleges were' ready to curtail wfi
mcesaary. In truth, the forater GIs -probably will;
be missed as much as their remarkable schoIastlaV
aptitudo as for the, funds they T r a s t a l a d . "Taav
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