May 17, 1949 (8 pages)

Page Two NEVADA CITY NUGGET Tuesday, May 17, 1949 TE WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS Gen. Clay Out as Berlin Chief; New Rent Curb Formula Attacked: Simple Afternoon Dress Planned to Slenderize by ag « a as i] Taft-Hartley Bill Wins in Test WRIGHT A. PATTERSON (EDITOR’S NOTE: When opinions are expressed in these columns, they are those of Mi orities Gave “Mandate” Western Newspaper Union’s news analysts and not necessarily of this newspaper.) in BERLIN ? HE DECISION in the last nation. al election was the result of Clay Is Done Loyalty Queen minority groups, of radically-dif > a i ferent interests, voting with the oe tes normal Democratic following. On petrel of American administration disputed questions a minority in Berlin, was relieved of his group supported the President beie fe cause of his stand on the question Germany. The action was taken i citok thie rheinberd of a group at the general’s own request. were interested, and despite jie CLAY, who has been widely critiposition on other questions wit which they did not agree. F ‘ cized for his apparent ‘‘soft’’ attitude toward German war criminals, notably in the case of Elsa Koch, the ‘‘witch of Buchenwald,”’ frequently asked to be relieved of notorious German horror camp, had his command. He said he wanted to return to his home in Marietta, Ga., and ‘‘go catfishing.’’ The President attracted an unusual number of farm votes because of his promise to continue farm subsidies in the form of government price supports for farm products. The farmer was in no way interested in the promise to repeal the Taft-Hartley law. The portion of the labor vote that followed Clay’s leaving wouldopen the the urge of labor leaders did so be-@ e way for appointment of the first cause of the President’s promise to civilian high commissioner for repeal Taft-Hartley, _but were not Germany, something the army has in sympathy with his farm policy : [ that would maintain high food Afternoon Dress > o been wanting fora long time. PRESIDENT TRUMAN, in making the announcement Clay was to leave, said the general deserved the thanks of the American people for his execution ‘‘of one of the toughest tasks and accomplishments of American history.”’ It was no secret that the President and Dean Acheson, secretary of state, were trying to persuade John J. McCloy to take the assignment in Berlin. McCloy is now Rough Going formance Radio actress Mrs. Ted Steele is shown just after she was chosen as “Miss Loyalty of 1949” in ceremonies on the steps of the U.S. subtreasury building in New York. LABOR LAW: If a big league scout were reporting on Harry Truman’s peragainst congressional ‘““PEACE CARAVAN”’ IN PARIS . . . The flags of the United States, Britain, France and Russia are carried by this truck, one of many that participated in the ‘‘peace caravan’’ that brought paraders to the big mass meeting at Buffalo stadium outside Paris. The meeting was the windup of the ‘‘world peace conference’? at which “intellectuals” from many lands sang the praises of Russia. prices, against which they were clamoring. Because of such conditions the election could not be considered as a mandate for all of the President’s policies, as some members of his party have claimed it to be. Richard Nixon, a Republican, represents the 12th California district in congress. That district is probably as near representative of America, as a whole, as is any A BEAUTIFULLY simple after. noon dress for the large) figure that’s carefully planned tc flatter and slenderize. Try a small flower print and finish with unusual novelty buttons. oe ¢@ Pattern No 8443 is a sew-rite per forated pattern in sizes 36, 38, 40, 42, 44 46, 48, 50 and 52 Size 38, 4% yards of 39-inch. Don't wait—send 25 cents today for your copy of the Spring and Summer FASHION. Contains 64 pages of style, color, easy to make frocks; free pattern printed inside the book. moundsmen, he would have to say: “The President simply can’t hit fast ball pitching.” And that certainly appeared to be the case. Mr. Truman had been to bat twice already. In his turn during the Mon. C. Walgren appointment to head the national security resources board, he had head of the international bank for reconstruction and development, a position which carries a $30,000, tax-free annual salary. Pending the appointment of a civilian commissioner, President Truman announced military government deputies and two generals would carry on Clay’s work. other congressional district. Politically, it is almost equally divided between the two major parties, . the Democratic registration show-’ ing a few more than the Republican. The district boundaries include a. portion of Los Angeles, and a. considerable rural farm section outside of the city. Its population SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT. 530 South Wells St. Chicago 7, Ill. Enclose 25 cents in coins for each pattern desired, Pattern No. ——————_Size———— Name ! Address The United States, Britain ana . Stuck out. Next up with his civil contains all classes, ranging from France have agreed to arrange. Tights program for a bat, he struck workers, both organized and un«+. GEE ZOO}jE / out again. Now, with his espousal organized, industrial managers, POP OUGHTA USE IT ments for turning over civilian control to the Germans when a probankers, professional people and ‘a of repeal of the Taft-Hartley labor visional goverriment’is established . @W» he was at the plate again and, considerable number of truck, ON THE LAWN MOWER/ for the western zones. . be ate _ of representatives grain and dairy farmers. orcs p= Meanwhile, hope continued for ea cae vere were: ee ee ‘oi eee wonee of my an end, through four-power negoti; constituents, Representative Nixon ations, of the Berlin blockade by FOR THE HOUSE, by a vote of mailed to each voter in his dise features a letter askin eir answers to HOUSI NG: of the Taft-Hartley law. BROTHERLY GESTURE . . It’s all in the family (Uncle Sam’s) as . nine fairy atated questions. Those ° Administration forces were . B®VY Lieut. George M. Thomson administers oath of allegiance to his nine questions covered the proposiNobody Pleased plunged into gloom. But a coalition eee ae emits ine g aa es Sos — con eg tions, up to then introduced into iin at ared, . Of southern Democrats and north. om San Diego school of nursing the congress, on which some memMaal a ce Sigg ern Republicans were _ jubilant. 1947, and was to be stationed at the Long Beach naval hospital. bers of the President’s party forts to implement the newly-. Tey were bent on retaining the claimed he had a mandate from the > ne enacted rent control bill. Taft-Hartley law largely intact, people in the November election. oak A Scores of landlords and tenants vote the moment they were vicTo those letters Nixon rein New York turned out in angry The Woo abil weeks senses ceived a total of more than confusion after Federal Housing etc iertied ine won: Pica ee 26,000 replies, and to no one of MILLIONS Chief Tighe Woods announced: a wouhk cadiact wast yi ay ion ie the nine questions did the OF USERS program for putting the new law lend Meaturas! Wor neste its it President’s program receive MUST BE into operation. Woods had come would: retain the 80-da pola a majority of the replies. QuesI up with a plan which he hoped in “national pate, Be pears tion No. 1, for example, was: RIGHT! would provide owners of rental tt. would ‘keep the precent nee ‘Do you favor the repeal of « 7 Lave ‘ 3 Erapery: ware Ott BEE ORSAY Commmiuntet oath requirements, but the Taft-Hartley labor law?” ja : pode gal el ing income.” This was one thing would apply them to company ofon that question 24 per cent f elfen ing pod the new law said should be done. iverson wall ka union ottccte. voted for repeal, and 71 per mits fulldevelopmentof BUT WOODS, in a personal apGenk waled mraiead renee) Gi healthy foliage and top; bie It would ban closed-shop congains} repeal, Six quality fruits and veg: pearance in the nation’s largest : é : e Kills by eontact and by tables. Leaves no harm: : tracts, but permit them in any per cent had no opinion. Evifumes” ful residue. ater eereee P eeeny EVO SRO . stele which taal affirmative acdently from that district ‘the "landed gehen a Ded GF tensiords sy cava tion to permit them by state law. President did not have a man* Spares beneficial . ay 99 AOeALER a ee tase ie SPEAKER SAM RAYBURN had . date to repeal Taft-Hartley. eorynrerTyldabreererre Cit Ae hardpressed propety . On the ‘question of increasing . oo vga promise bill he put forward in an taxes to the extent of $4,000,000,000 ‘ 7 nd owners. : effort to salvage part of the adminby an increase in the income ‘tax , i The formula was confusing be-. istration’s program, but his speech rates, better than 81 per cent voted cause it contained so many inde-. was in vain. against an increase. The only one jr. terminate factors. It was intended! whatever else congress might be . of the nine questions on which the PRESCRIPTION © pee : Spal oe : coal doing, and whatever good or ill vote was reasonably close was that For Sore, Bleeding Gums oy , ght result, lawmakers were serv. covering proposed changes in the income on some 14 million dwellings . ing notice on presidential candi. Social Security law. On that 48.38 evatanian Gal plage ign throughout the nation still under] gates that campaign promises to. per cent voted against the proposed lieved of all signs of ACTIVE federal rent control. enact or repeal this or that law . changes, and 44.2 voted for them, asl Sete As Woods expressed belief both . ought to be conditioned, with the and 6.7 per cent had no opinion. ss decane since tomntgiagaads ‘landlords and tenants would be . candidate making such pledges add. Up to the time the letters conTrial Size $1.00 happier under the new formula, a. ing a word to the effect that those . taining the nine questions had been THE > j 9 surprised murmur of laughter . pledges would be kept “provided mailed, the Tig a esiplos gta farm YANCEY LABORATORIES, Inc. swept the audience which over-. congress cooperates.’ price support bill had not been in. flowed the 869-seat hall. Woods . troduced in congress, and it was LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS dashed from the meeting, where he LEOPOLD: pa veel in the list of questions. answered some 50 questions, to a Wants Throne at the response might have been i ’ can a York's Mayor . isiiking the common life, exiled . AMERICAN MOTHER OF 1949 WITH PART OF HER FAMILY . . opie he guessed a6. 7 ; King Leopold III of Belgium has . Mrs. E. A. Gillis of Fort Worth, Tex., named American mother of 1949 In the election last November WOODS SAID the new formula . made it clear he wants to return . by the American mothers’ committee of the Golden Rule Foundation, President Truman received a “foes right down the middle, pro-/ + the throne of-his country. New York, said notice of the selection was the happiest day of her life larger number of votes than ee errs Against roente Oty a ae made ket i and only presence of all six children could have made it better. She is any of the other candidates. A \ ag would deny them a fair profit, and] 400 4S vi 4 nn ae ® . seated in center with daughter Mrs. Evelyn Gray on left; daughter majority favored him for the . protecting tenants against being Charles Bal eee rag? rince . Mrs. Eileen Plemmons, right; her husband Earle Gillis and a son, job, but in no single instance Are. you going through the funccharged a higher rent than the ys Pees regent, in which . yewis Gill, standing. did a majority in that 12th eae Ad nened pecntins fair net operating income allows.’’ re ec abated he asl California district endorse any make you suffer from hot flashes, Meanwhile both property owners , you are sharing feel so nervous, highstrung, tired? . _. my views that the time has come of his policies as represented Then do try Lydia E. Pinkham’s and tenants seethed, each fearing . ¢>9 return to constitutional norin those nine questions. It was Vegetable Compound to relieve such they were being put upon by the! maicy. Thatwould mean, of a majority supporting a candiee Teen ee iano eager _ aanyeyed course, an end to the regency and date, but not a majority supmachie tonic effect! Ee formula which they feared held owen os oe “ppb oo alg of the candiLYDIA E. PINKHAM’S comeouns nothing but bad news for them-/. .4, development Appented “star ° a ya selves. Leopold surrendered the Belgian a spun noi biggil cg ages When Yo u r One most probable result of the . forces to the Germans early in the f oe — te. Whether they be , formula was that local govern-. war and became a prisoner-of-war. “ity a a pecs reced 8 Back Hurts c mental units would be disposed to . His action in that respect was crit= ng : ve ee sige Program, do e let existing conditions alone with-. icized by many Belgians. The exathe on A Pohcies represent And Your Strength and out petitioning their governors or] king has not returned to his counvoters hag Pha ie ay — ed the Energy Is Below Par state legislatures for lifting of rent . try since the war. He has been livdistrict. It is macevash pride idiot It may be caused by Rinordae of kidcontrols in their respective areas. . ing in exile in Switzerland. do nok agree on nolites.” aOR en Bea te sauue Vor eae macy NEW DRUG DISCOVERED oe Ry tas ate Oat fs tarnare tees : me I watch the youth of today, and ade and other waste matter from the Anti-Allergy Medicine Battles Colds them evade. the: mall toate’ acr-. [. strssonda batta beattcet, Wcxnen es There was new hope for cold sufThe drug, pyribenzamine hydrosigned to youth. They will not work. Sometimes frequent ‘aa scanty urinaferers. . chloride, was administered in 50 ag — pay en Syoniden with on feet etties te whoa wie An industrial physician reported . milligram tablets at four-hour ine place and tools of play. They the kidneys or bladder. that an anti-allergy_drug has been . tervals at the onset of a cold. The are drinking of the waters of treateneat aud be ac goubt ruben prompt found effective in controlling com-. drug is used extensively in the DELEGATE TO FARM YOUTH CONFERENCE . . Meta Marie ne or se ors an) Ore mallets. that pot Boy pelt Te Mie apmon-cold symptoms. : treatment of hay fever. It is classed . Keller, 21, is the principal of one of the most dramatic stories in 4-H pf a giieration ot i pe Enown “Doane Rave bees tried aud teatDr. Halstead G. Murray said that. /as an antihistamine because it . club history. She is the only known survivor of a “siamese twin” opwho will expect th seers ed many years. Are at all drug stores. 1 75 per cent of 494 persons treafed . neutralizes histamine, an irritant . eration, and was picked from thousands of rural youths as a delegate . provide for th "uous lt otf pot A nd . ' during early stages of colds re-. substance released by the body in} to take a four-month trip to Europe under the international farm youth their days? joa = . and al of y ported ‘‘they were cured or had . allergic reactions. Checking results. exchange project by the U. 8. department. of agriculture. She was aster by encoura Pt ian od pure DOANS Dy LLS their symptoms alleviated.” testers found: chosen because of her outstanding 4-H elub work. too much pas a eness with

Page Two NEVADA CITY NUGGET Tuesday, May 17, 1949 TE WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS Gen. Clay Out as Berlin Chief; New Rent Curb Formula Attacked: Simple Afternoon Dress Planned to Slenderize by ag « a as i] Taft-Hartley Bill Wins in Test WRIGHT A. PATTERSON (EDITOR’S NOTE: When opinions are expressed in these columns, they are those of Mi orities Gave “Mandate” Western Newspaper Union’s news analysts and not necessarily of this newspaper.) in BERLIN ? HE DECISION in the last nation. al election was the result of Clay Is Done Loyalty Queen minority groups, of radically-dif > a i ferent interests, voting with the oe tes normal Democratic following. On petrel of American administration disputed questions a minority in Berlin, was relieved of his group supported the President beie fe cause of his stand on the question Germany. The action was taken i citok thie rheinberd of a group at the general’s own request. were interested, and despite jie CLAY, who has been widely critiposition on other questions wit which they did not agree. F ‘ cized for his apparent ‘‘soft’’ attitude toward German war criminals, notably in the case of Elsa Koch, the ‘‘witch of Buchenwald,”’ frequently asked to be relieved of notorious German horror camp, had his command. He said he wanted to return to his home in Marietta, Ga., and ‘‘go catfishing.’’ The President attracted an unusual number of farm votes because of his promise to continue farm subsidies in the form of government price supports for farm products. The farmer was in no way interested in the promise to repeal the Taft-Hartley law. The portion of the labor vote that followed Clay’s leaving wouldopen the the urge of labor leaders did so be-@ e way for appointment of the first cause of the President’s promise to civilian high commissioner for repeal Taft-Hartley, _but were not Germany, something the army has in sympathy with his farm policy : [ that would maintain high food Afternoon Dress > o been wanting fora long time. PRESIDENT TRUMAN, in making the announcement Clay was to leave, said the general deserved the thanks of the American people for his execution ‘‘of one of the toughest tasks and accomplishments of American history.”’ It was no secret that the President and Dean Acheson, secretary of state, were trying to persuade John J. McCloy to take the assignment in Berlin. McCloy is now Rough Going formance Radio actress Mrs. Ted Steele is shown just after she was chosen as “Miss Loyalty of 1949” in ceremonies on the steps of the U.S. subtreasury building in New York. LABOR LAW: If a big league scout were reporting on Harry Truman’s peragainst congressional ‘““PEACE CARAVAN”’ IN PARIS . . . The flags of the United States, Britain, France and Russia are carried by this truck, one of many that participated in the ‘‘peace caravan’’ that brought paraders to the big mass meeting at Buffalo stadium outside Paris. The meeting was the windup of the ‘‘world peace conference’? at which “intellectuals” from many lands sang the praises of Russia. prices, against which they were clamoring. Because of such conditions the election could not be considered as a mandate for all of the President’s policies, as some members of his party have claimed it to be. Richard Nixon, a Republican, represents the 12th California district in congress. That district is probably as near representative of America, as a whole, as is any A BEAUTIFULLY simple after. noon dress for the large) figure that’s carefully planned tc flatter and slenderize. Try a small flower print and finish with unusual novelty buttons. oe ¢@ Pattern No 8443 is a sew-rite per forated pattern in sizes 36, 38, 40, 42, 44 46, 48, 50 and 52 Size 38, 4% yards of 39-inch. Don't wait—send 25 cents today for your copy of the Spring and Summer FASHION. Contains 64 pages of style, color, easy to make frocks; free pattern printed inside the book. moundsmen, he would have to say: “The President simply can’t hit fast ball pitching.” And that certainly appeared to be the case. Mr. Truman had been to bat twice already. In his turn during the Mon. C. Walgren appointment to head the national security resources board, he had head of the international bank for reconstruction and development, a position which carries a $30,000, tax-free annual salary. Pending the appointment of a

civilian commissioner, President Truman announced military government deputies and two generals would carry on Clay’s work. other congressional district. Politically, it is almost equally divided between the two major parties, . the Democratic registration show-’ ing a few more than the Republican. The district boundaries include a. portion of Los Angeles, and a. considerable rural farm section outside of the city. Its population SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT. 530 South Wells St. Chicago 7, Ill. Enclose 25 cents in coins for each pattern desired, Pattern No. ——————_Size———— Name ! Address The United States, Britain ana . Stuck out. Next up with his civil contains all classes, ranging from France have agreed to arrange. Tights program for a bat, he struck workers, both organized and un«+. GEE ZOO}jE / out again. Now, with his espousal organized, industrial managers, POP OUGHTA USE IT ments for turning over civilian control to the Germans when a probankers, professional people and ‘a of repeal of the Taft-Hartley labor visional goverriment’is established . @W» he was at the plate again and, considerable number of truck, ON THE LAWN MOWER/ for the western zones. . be ate _ of representatives grain and dairy farmers. orcs p= Meanwhile, hope continued for ea cae vere were: ee ee ‘oi eee wonee of my an end, through four-power negoti; constituents, Representative Nixon ations, of the Berlin blockade by FOR THE HOUSE, by a vote of mailed to each voter in his dise features a letter askin eir answers to HOUSI NG: of the Taft-Hartley law. BROTHERLY GESTURE . . It’s all in the family (Uncle Sam’s) as . nine fairy atated questions. Those ° Administration forces were . B®VY Lieut. George M. Thomson administers oath of allegiance to his nine questions covered the proposiNobody Pleased plunged into gloom. But a coalition eee ae emits ine g aa es Sos — con eg tions, up to then introduced into iin at ared, . Of southern Democrats and north. om San Diego school of nursing the congress, on which some memMaal a ce Sigg ern Republicans were _ jubilant. 1947, and was to be stationed at the Long Beach naval hospital. bers of the President’s party forts to implement the newly-. Tey were bent on retaining the claimed he had a mandate from the > ne enacted rent control bill. Taft-Hartley law largely intact, people in the November election. oak A Scores of landlords and tenants vote the moment they were vicTo those letters Nixon rein New York turned out in angry The Woo abil weeks senses ceived a total of more than confusion after Federal Housing etc iertied ine won: Pica ee 26,000 replies, and to no one of MILLIONS Chief Tighe Woods announced: a wouhk cadiact wast yi ay ion ie the nine questions did the OF USERS program for putting the new law lend Meaturas! Wor neste its it President’s program receive MUST BE into operation. Woods had come would: retain the 80-da pola a majority of the replies. QuesI up with a plan which he hoped in “national pate, Be pears tion No. 1, for example, was: RIGHT! would provide owners of rental tt. would ‘keep the precent nee ‘Do you favor the repeal of « 7 Lave ‘ 3 Erapery: ware Ott BEE ORSAY Commmiuntet oath requirements, but the Taft-Hartley labor law?” ja : pode gal el ing income.” This was one thing would apply them to company ofon that question 24 per cent f elfen ing pod the new law said should be done. iverson wall ka union ottccte. voted for repeal, and 71 per mits fulldevelopmentof BUT WOODS, in a personal apGenk waled mraiead renee) Gi healthy foliage and top; bie It would ban closed-shop congains} repeal, Six quality fruits and veg: pearance in the nation’s largest : é : e Kills by eontact and by tables. Leaves no harm: : tracts, but permit them in any per cent had no opinion. Evifumes” ful residue. ater eereee P eeeny EVO SRO . stele which taal affirmative acdently from that district ‘the "landed gehen a Ded GF tensiords sy cava tion to permit them by state law. President did not have a man* Spares beneficial . ay 99 AOeALER a ee tase ie SPEAKER SAM RAYBURN had . date to repeal Taft-Hartley. eorynrerTyldabreererre Cit Ae hardpressed propety . On the ‘question of increasing . oo vga promise bill he put forward in an taxes to the extent of $4,000,000,000 ‘ 7 nd owners. : effort to salvage part of the adminby an increase in the income ‘tax , i The formula was confusing be-. istration’s program, but his speech rates, better than 81 per cent voted cause it contained so many inde-. was in vain. against an increase. The only one jr. terminate factors. It was intended! whatever else congress might be . of the nine questions on which the PRESCRIPTION © pee : Spal oe : coal doing, and whatever good or ill vote was reasonably close was that For Sore, Bleeding Gums oy , ght result, lawmakers were serv. covering proposed changes in the income on some 14 million dwellings . ing notice on presidential candi. Social Security law. On that 48.38 evatanian Gal plage ign throughout the nation still under] gates that campaign promises to. per cent voted against the proposed lieved of all signs of ACTIVE federal rent control. enact or repeal this or that law . changes, and 44.2 voted for them, asl Sete As Woods expressed belief both . ought to be conditioned, with the and 6.7 per cent had no opinion. ss decane since tomntgiagaads ‘landlords and tenants would be . candidate making such pledges add. Up to the time the letters conTrial Size $1.00 happier under the new formula, a. ing a word to the effect that those . taining the nine questions had been THE > j 9 surprised murmur of laughter . pledges would be kept “provided mailed, the Tig a esiplos gta farm YANCEY LABORATORIES, Inc. swept the audience which over-. congress cooperates.’ price support bill had not been in. flowed the 869-seat hall. Woods . troduced in congress, and it was LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS dashed from the meeting, where he LEOPOLD: pa veel in the list of questions. answered some 50 questions, to a Wants Throne at the response might have been i ’ can a York's Mayor . isiiking the common life, exiled . AMERICAN MOTHER OF 1949 WITH PART OF HER FAMILY . . opie he guessed a6. 7 ; King Leopold III of Belgium has . Mrs. E. A. Gillis of Fort Worth, Tex., named American mother of 1949 In the election last November WOODS SAID the new formula . made it clear he wants to return . by the American mothers’ committee of the Golden Rule Foundation, President Truman received a “foes right down the middle, pro-/ + the throne of-his country. New York, said notice of the selection was the happiest day of her life larger number of votes than ee errs Against roente Oty a ae made ket i and only presence of all six children could have made it better. She is any of the other candidates. A \ ag would deny them a fair profit, and] 400 4S vi 4 nn ae ® . seated in center with daughter Mrs. Evelyn Gray on left; daughter majority favored him for the . protecting tenants against being Charles Bal eee rag? rince . Mrs. Eileen Plemmons, right; her husband Earle Gillis and a son, job, but in no single instance Are. you going through the funccharged a higher rent than the ys Pees regent, in which . yewis Gill, standing. did a majority in that 12th eae Ad nened pecntins fair net operating income allows.’’ re ec abated he asl California district endorse any make you suffer from hot flashes, Meanwhile both property owners , you are sharing feel so nervous, highstrung, tired? . _. my views that the time has come of his policies as represented Then do try Lydia E. Pinkham’s and tenants seethed, each fearing . ¢>9 return to constitutional norin those nine questions. It was Vegetable Compound to relieve such they were being put upon by the! maicy. Thatwould mean, of a majority supporting a candiee Teen ee iano eager _ aanyeyed course, an end to the regency and date, but not a majority supmachie tonic effect! Ee formula which they feared held owen os oe “ppb oo alg of the candiLYDIA E. PINKHAM’S comeouns nothing but bad news for them-/. .4, development Appented “star ° a ya selves. Leopold surrendered the Belgian a spun noi biggil cg ages When Yo u r One most probable result of the . forces to the Germans early in the f oe — te. Whether they be , formula was that local govern-. war and became a prisoner-of-war. “ity a a pecs reced 8 Back Hurts c mental units would be disposed to . His action in that respect was crit= ng : ve ee sige Program, do e let existing conditions alone with-. icized by many Belgians. The exathe on A Pohcies represent And Your Strength and out petitioning their governors or] king has not returned to his counvoters hag Pha ie ay — ed the Energy Is Below Par state legislatures for lifting of rent . try since the war. He has been livdistrict. It is macevash pride idiot It may be caused by Rinordae of kidcontrols in their respective areas. . ing in exile in Switzerland. do nok agree on nolites.” aOR en Bea te sauue Vor eae macy NEW DRUG DISCOVERED oe Ry tas ate Oat fs tarnare tees : me I watch the youth of today, and ade and other waste matter from the Anti-Allergy Medicine Battles Colds them evade. the: mall toate’ acr-. [. strssonda batta beattcet, Wcxnen es There was new hope for cold sufThe drug, pyribenzamine hydrosigned to youth. They will not work. Sometimes frequent ‘aa scanty urinaferers. . chloride, was administered in 50 ag — pay en Syoniden with on feet etties te whoa wie An industrial physician reported . milligram tablets at four-hour ine place and tools of play. They the kidneys or bladder. that an anti-allergy_drug has been . tervals at the onset of a cold. The are drinking of the waters of treateneat aud be ac goubt ruben prompt found effective in controlling com-. drug is used extensively in the DELEGATE TO FARM YOUTH CONFERENCE . . Meta Marie ne or se ors an) Ore mallets. that pot Boy pelt Te Mie apmon-cold symptoms. : treatment of hay fever. It is classed . Keller, 21, is the principal of one of the most dramatic stories in 4-H pf a giieration ot i pe Enown “Doane Rave bees tried aud teatDr. Halstead G. Murray said that. /as an antihistamine because it . club history. She is the only known survivor of a “siamese twin” opwho will expect th seers ed many years. Are at all drug stores. 1 75 per cent of 494 persons treafed . neutralizes histamine, an irritant . eration, and was picked from thousands of rural youths as a delegate . provide for th "uous lt otf pot A nd . ' during early stages of colds re-. substance released by the body in} to take a four-month trip to Europe under the international farm youth their days? joa = . and al of y ported ‘‘they were cured or had . allergic reactions. Checking results. exchange project by the U. 8. department. of agriculture. She was aster by encoura Pt ian od pure DOANS Dy LLS their symptoms alleviated.” testers found: chosen because of her outstanding 4-H elub work. too much pas a eness with