The Hemphill County News (Canadian, Tex), Vol. 10, No. 28, Ed. 1, Friday, March 19, 1948 Page: 3
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FIU0AY MAlt 19 1948
Peasant Table Built
From Full Pattern
INE out on this gayly deco-
rated easytobulld Peasant
Table Ideally suited for use on
porch lawn or dining room Full
size pattern simplifies making and
decorating
User merely traces pattern on lumber
pectfled saws and assembles exactly
where pattern Indicates No special tools
or skill required A matching bench suit-
able for vie on lawn or porch can be
made from Pattern No 57
Send 23c for Peasant Table Pattern No
17 to Easlmid Pattern Company Depart
toenl W PlessantrUIe New York
Fabric lamp shades remain
fresh longer and require fewer
< washings if dusted occasionally
with a clean soft brush Keep such
a brush on hand specially for lamp-
shades
About an hour before taking fowl
from the oven cut the string which
holds the legs to the body This al
lows heat to reach the thighs and
results in more uniform cooking
Try tinting the starch for dark
colored materials Use bluing for
nayy1 blue or black garments and
strong clear tea for brown
Whitewash new window boxes on
the inside before putting in the dirt
It will prevent the box from rot
ting and also prove a preventive
against small insects
Mashed bananas mixed with
beaten egg whites may substitute
for whipped cream
So your lap wont gel wet when
youre ironing damp clothes on
your rotary ironer buy an ironer
that has a folding lapboard This
also helps to prevent damp clothes
from being dropped on the floor
If copper gutters cause brown
stains on nearby paint coat them
with spar varnish
FOR FASTER RELIEF
A little Vicks Vatronol In each nos-
tril relieves head cold distress fasti
And If used at first warning sniffle or
sneeze Vatronol actually helps to
prevent many colds from developing
Try ltl Follow directions In package
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Help stop World War III before
it starts was the burden of Vanv
denbergs message
Denouncing treacherous Moscow
propaganda that has charged us
with iniquitous American imperial
ism he emphasized that the 16
western European nations must be
saved from economic chaos
This vast friendly segment of the
earth must not c611apse The iron
curtain must riot come to the rims
of the Atlantic
But despite Vandenbergs horta-
tory prospects of swift full pass-
age of the Marshall plan were by no
means bright and shining In this
election year congressmen were
being doggedly and ostentatiously
conscious of how they spent tax-
payers and voters money
PROBE
Atomic
All of a suilden there was a new
atomic security Investigation under-
way to stimulate the Jaded Interest
of the American public
In the limelight this time was Dr
Edward U Condon atomic scien-
tist and head of the governments
bureau of standards
Describing Condon as one of the
weakest links in our atomic secur-
ity a house unAmerican activities
subcommittee reported in good
faith that he knowingly or un-
knowingly entertained and asso-
ciated with alleged Russianspies
To the charge that he was a
weakest link Condon retorted
This Is gratifying Information be-
cause Im absolutely reliable and
OPTIMIST
JVcw Weapons
Rear Adm Ellis M Zacharias re-
tired U S naval officer came up
with another bit of shattering news
not calculated to ease the jitters of
this already drawn and weary world
There are now In existence three
new weapons which outrank the
atomic bomb In pure unadulterated
tltatruetrfeness he Slid IJ
science has developed th emalnc the
Wan They art probablyof Aac
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WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS
Finland Fears Reds Seek Control
As Stalin Calls for Defense Pact
Uaridenberg Urges Speed on ERP
Bcteiued by WWTJ Features
CniTORS NOTBl Wlwn pinion v iprcsttd In ttiHe nlnmiu thrrHa thou t
WMttrn Newipiptr Union news uikltu end not nmurlj this nowopoptr
WHOS NEXT
Finland
Finland seemed to be resigned
saturated with the apathy that
sometimes precedes extinction
It was a state of mind that had
grown out of a reported request by
Josef Stalin of Russia that Finland
join up with the chain of Soviet de-
fense pacts that now stretches
icross Europe
To the Finns that request was
nothing less than a prelude to the
lame kind of political control Rus
sia had just Imposed on Czecho
slovakia They feared their parlia
mentary freedoms would go by the
boards in such a turn of events
But after losing two wars with Rus
lia in less than 10 years the Finns
weto able to do little except resign
themselves to the Soviet pattern of
conquest
Finlands President Juho Paasl
tlvl vfas said to be In favor of sign
ing a FinnishRussian friendship
treaty as suggested by Stalin
Ills viewpoint distinguished by
ealism if nothing else was Ihls
To turn down the Soviet bid would
aggravate Russian Finnish rela-
tions to a dangerous degree To
accept it could mean Finland might
get as favorable conditions as pos-
sible toward keeping national inde
pendence
At the same time there was con
crn whether Stalins request was
dictated exclusively by the wish to
safeguard Soviet territory particu-
larly Leningrad or whether he had
something else up his sleeve So far
there were no actual demands of
any kind such as that the Red army
be allowed to occupy Finland in the
case of war or the threat of war
On the global scale it seemed ap-
parent that Moscows overtures to
Finland coming as they did after
the seizure of Czechoslovakia were
another part of the Soviet retalia-
tion to the U Ssponsored Marshall
plan In Europe The Russians were
drawing up the final lines for the
conflict and at the same time con-
solidating their position in eastern
Europe
MARSHALL PLAN
The Deacon
This act may well become a
welcome beacon in the worlds
dark night Rut if that beacon
Is to be lighted at all it had
better be lighted before it Is too
late
With that exhortation and many
other clamoring brass alarms did
Sen Arthur Vandcnberg Rep
Mich attempt to spur the senate
into swift action on the Marshall
plan a3 it opened debate on the 53
billiondollar program to defeat
communism In Europe
The chairman of the senate for-
eign relations committee one of
the strongest backers of the Mar-
shall plan urged the senators to
light the beacon of economic aid
to Europe before aggressive com-
munism begins knocking on the
door of the New World
HEMPnitL count ircjws Canadian texas
Aggression Charted
These sre the battle lines ot the
cold war in which the two oppos-
ing forces are democracy and com-
munism The battlefield Is Europe
map of which conveys that this is
where we came In feeling It is
reminiscent of the Hitler drive to
the East except for the fact that
this time it Is a Russian expansion
westward that is changing the color
of the map
therefore we have nothing to worry
about The country can relax
And as far as consorting with
Communist spies was concerned
Thats just too vague to talk
about I certainly didnt do It
knowingly he commented
Nevertheless two congressional
committees leaped into action Rep
J Parnell Thomas Rep N J
under treatment in Walter Reed
hospital for a stomach aliment said
he might call a bedside meeting of
his full unAmerican activities
committee In order to send the sub
committee report formally to Presi-
dent Truman
And Sen Bourke B HIckenlooper
Rep Iowa called a session of the
senatehouse atomic energy commit-
tee to study the house groups re-
port
portThe
The report itself was a package
of straight from the shoulder
charges It pointed out among
other things that Condon had been
appointed head of the bureau of
standards in 1045 on the recommen
dation of Henry Wallace then com-
merce secretary
Thus was the stage set for two
more spinetingling probes
PROFITABLE
Steel
In response to a request by Presi-
dent Truman for a full investigation
of steel price increases federal
trade commission and commerce de
partment economists turned up with
a story that was not destined to do
the steel industry any good In the
eyes of the pricewhipped Ameri-
can public
According to data assembled so
far the industry ias been piling up
profits at a rate un equaled In re-
cent years and in some cases is
running up net earnings almost
double those of 1946
The appraisal Indicated that U S
Steel giant of the Industry was
leading all companies with a net
profit In 1947 of 12C7 million dol-
lars highest since 1929 Bethe
lehem Steel pushed up Its net profit
last year to 61 million dollars
about 10 million more than the pre
vious year
Other leading concerns either
have doubled or more than doubled
their 1940 profits
Stimulus which got the steel prof
its Investigation going was the re-
cent 5aton Increase In the price
of semifinished steel actually the
fifth in a Beries of price boosts
During the first seven wests ot
1948 steel companies have jumped
the price of pipe nails wire an <
structuralconstruction steel
Economists tended to view the
steel price hike with alarm becausi
they feared It would offset complete
ly any beneficial deflationary trend
which the commodity market drop
might have set 111 motion
HOMELESS
DP Bill
Possibly in response to the grow-
ing humanitarian sentiment In the
U S that something be done to re-
lieve the plight of Europes dis-
placed persons the senate judiciary
committee approved a hill that
would admit 100i000 DFa to the
U S in the next two years
The measure now scheduled to be
reported out to the senate for ac-
tion provides that homeless Euro
peans who are living in DP camps
two and a half years after the end
of the war will be admitted at the
rate of 50000 a year beginning next
July 1 and ending June SO 1950
A three member commission
would be established to handle the
program and to formulate regula-
tions for the purpose of obtaining
the rnost general distribution and
settlement of persons At least 50
per cent of those admitted are to be
employed in agriculture according
to the proposal
Sen Chapman Revercomb Rep
W Va > chairman of the subcom-
mittee that drafted the kill said
that this provision waa Intended to
prevent the Immigrants from set-
tling In Urge grqsps in seaboard
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No mars hanh laxatives that irritate
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Generations olAmtrtcani have taken
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They are rich in vitamin C eupply
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Miller, Othello Ontje. The Hemphill County News (Canadian, Tex), Vol. 10, No. 28, Ed. 1, Friday, March 19, 1948, newspaper, March 19, 1948; Canadian, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth47546/m1/3/: accessed May 20, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Hemphill County Library.