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Ttf FOTTW TKF. ABHF.VTLI.E CITIZEN, ASHEVILLE, N. C. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 5.

IfllS. NEWS OF OTHER DAYS (From The Citizen iles) Washington Calling by MARQUIS CHILDS GUARDING YOUR HEALTH By OR. HERMAN N. Bt NDESEN Frendent, Chicago Board of Health THE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN Published Every Morning, except Sunday by ASHEVILLE CITIZEN-TIMES CO. Asheville.

N. C. ASHEVILLE CITIZEN-TIMES Published Every Sunday government plant seizure under the War I Labor Disputes Act, he would be most reluctant to follow that course. It would be extremely difficult to make out a case for war emergency, particularly since the gov-j crnment only recently turned back to their owners a number of plants held under the President's wartime powers. Because we believe that Mr.

Schwellcn-: popular support. Nearly every element of the population is arrayed against it. The history of naked political repression records few such instances of almost universal opposition to the government in power. But the government in power Is powerful. It is backed by the strongest army in Latin America.

It is following slavishly the pattern of tyranny which dictatorships in vkhs too TOnw Problems Of Truman The Liberal unSrTerr Mo.n;L HINGTON-When President twean p.ogressive intention, mornlrw to address the Inarrnatlonal lTrum3n 81 hls Prefl con- conservative piejudlces. and CONDITION OF SHOCK AND SYMPTOMS IT PRODUCES Shock is a condition in which Association ot Industrial Accident! 'erence about the action of the In the face of hi earnest entreaty Chas. A. Webb President Don S. Elias Vice-President D.

Hiden Ramsev General Manager W. Randall Harris Treasurer for social legislation, Tmman'a house in bottling up the uncmploy- Boards and Commissions at, annual meeting at Groe park inn. Democratic friend behave almost lnere re low D10o pressure, les- as though the requtat had come'emn8 o1 lne uear in the blood. everywhere have used to thwart the popular bach Is on the right track in the absence Telephone 5500 All Department (Private Branch) VOL. LXI NO.

190 iment compensa-AsklnR for expressions on progress uon ne apm. of the social jruritv and works pro- ed reluctant to gram In this ilcimty. a number letters have been received by Asheville ministers Irom President' At Iir.t he pro-Rooaevelt. le-led that it was Inot a defeat for Mrs. Preston Thomas.

Mrs. Charles'hia policy. When Fortune, and Mrs. c. V.

DrVauit. nfja reporter per- of any other powers, we hope that the conciliation effort will succeed. It would be an excellent object lesson to industry and labor if the determined authority of the Irom Truman a predecessor in the amouiu. oi proiem hite House. While they are some- ln the blood, slowing down of the v.ha-.

more polite about his mcs- circulation, and an increased conges, the net result seems to be the centraMon of the blood that Is, the lanle amount of fluids present ln the Here, of crurs. the matter of blood is lessened Shock may be party regularity enters in. Truman brought on in various ways, such as has shovui an inclination to hew by long exposure, severe Injury, cUwe to the party line. bleeding, bums. etc.

Exactly what Recent appointments to the fed- happens ln the body when ahock Tlie Citizen Is glad to publish letters, not too long, on matters of general interest. But such communications must be accompanied bv the real name of the writer, even when thev are to be miblished over a nom ric plume. will. The American continent itself has fallen heir to the system which it united to destroy a system which may well perpetuate Itself, and perhaps some of Its principals, on this continent. The Argentine problem has become an acute concern of all the Americas.

Federal government could be made to pre vail and to bring peace into a troubled in-; Astieviiie. ana Mrs. Dorscy and tne Mlu Anne Wilson, or Black Moun-i, rt dent said Entered at the Post Office. Asheville. N.

C. as second class matter under Act of March 3. 1879. some dustrial situation. I tain, will motor to Brevard today to not what lamely that CHILDS eral circuit court of appeal in develops, however, 1 still ihltend a group conference of changing over from war to peace, hu- vine Prcsbyteri.il, he would have to take the matter Washington were all of party men: known up with the leaders of the house, of a conservative cast.

Tne prcsi- According to Doctor Martin S. man relationships must be modified. The In Interest of the football BamPI It IS a real setback nnri rinrhiiii, rim. Has franklv avoueH his Hnnnn of Trplflnri rh cvmnrtmi nation cannot tolerate the kind of domestic jtoov between Biltmore and Rrevardcan conceal that fact. First, the loyalty.

produced by shock are much like A REMARKABLE WOMAN By any true standard of measuring human values, Mrs. James G. Stikeleather was a remarkable woman. She had an alert, SUBSCRIPTION RATP8. Payable In Advance By Mail in North Carolina Length Daily Daily Sunday of Time Sunday Only Only 1 Year $ono j.100 3 Months 2.60 2 2S Month 90 .75 .30 By Citizen Carrier in Abbeville and Nearby Towns or by Mail to rninls Out of the Stair uarfare which tor.

often has tvnifierl It 7,1,. V. c. tm lne unemployment pro-, tnose wmcr. develop in an animal labor relations.

A victory for conciliation oi 'unds to boost the American politics. But part of that been removed. The adrenal glanda would be a best foot forward for a new day.junSiin. of the coiicce football team maximum to 25 a week. This seems tradition is that you iset something are located Just above the kidneys i jf have been due in part, at least, In return.

Patronage builds parly and form several secretions which I tn Timir to the bunijlii of one of the presl- solidarity and further the program empty directly into the blood. well-furnished mind. She was a gifted musician. She had administrative abilities $300 75 which made her uncommonly effective in 1 Year $13 00 $10 40 3 Months 3.25 2 60 1 Week 2a .20 Horace Easnrn. assisiani in' oraii assistants, am neveriiieics.

of the administration. qm Secretion pastor of the First Baptist rhurrh was a rebulf to the White House. i It doesn't wort that way lodav. who is atteiMlmg a convention the house wavs and means Truman enes alonn. His Inend in o( 15 knwn 10 pverv U'hirh hr ai-ronlfiH Rh Wfac a I THIS MORNING By John Temple Craves II Dallas.

Texas, sane last nistll over the radio from a broadcasting station at Dallas. committee. with (our Democrat congi ess do nothing. an, 2' joining 10 Republican, voted to The question of unemployment 1 "je blood pressure. However, epine-keep the bill off the flier, so that compensation is only a phase of the Phrlne nas in the MEMBER OP THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Pirss is exclusively entitled to the use for publication oi all news dispatches in this paper, and also the local news published hocin.

All rights of republication of special dispatches published herein are also reserved. woman of genuine piety who tried to live simply the religion which she humbly pro- fessed. But perhaps her most distinguishing trait was her unfailing tranquillity. She i had a serenity of spirit which made her mistress of every situation, however trying. She "America is Unlimited puns for a thne-sinrv apartment the house as a whole cannot even bigaer problem confronting the man, 1 1 h.

nt the corner of the measure. In the white House. The debate! There are two extract available Church and Sixth streets in Hrncier-j what aggravates, the president's that led up to the wavs and means from another part of the adrenal tort Wayne, Ind If, In his new yviiie at a cou of approMmate! tne drfrat was d. -mmittr. vot, as revealing of the KIand- One i known as cortln and a-year Job as czar of the movies.

Eric jaioo.ooo. were announced yM'erday; bv nL, oId tricas on cross-currenta of opinion running 'he other desoxycorticosterone. These extracts seem to affect th jonnaion can mane or tne American screen, by m. miasm-, pu capitrl Kill. It came from Walter str-me throuchout the country.

had at all times and under all circum- such an agency of taste, manners, morals. general chemical activities In tha body. Including the blood sugar, and have been used, apparently with American Banic ann inav Tomthf Democrats and Re- At a special srvice yesterday in cronies with whom warm-hearted publicans grumbled that the unem-Gashes Creek Baptist church. J. Harry Truman was so close in his ployed wouldn't work if you put and John Pcnley were or- senatorial davs.

rmolovmeiu compensation up to a A POOR SHOWING During its session at Andrews this week the board of the Department of Conservation and Development properly turned its attention to the subject of new State parks. Specifically, it authorized Director good results, ln teating shock in stances an inner peace that made her a psychology, ideology and source of to family and friends, high-hearted Americanism They know now that a strong influence as wlU save lhis naUon i from denravities that fol- gone out of their lives. The commui. a lowed tnc flrst wnrlcl war dsined deacon ot the church. I maximum of S2a a week and extend- animals.

loss is great but theirs is more grievous Bruce Etheridge to explore the possibilities sU I Frequently, in answer to press td the time to be covered. They; Responsible For Shock Uncle Tom In Bridgeport conference questions about Policy, talked about the number of want- nle conditions which are par- (The New York Times) the president replies by citing his ads paper appealing lor I ticularly responsible for shock are Bridgeport has bowed to protects voting record in the senate. That workers for every kind of job. hemorrhages, burns, and crushing of union leaders, clergymen and voting record was a one In reply. Representative Herman injuries.

The treatment of the shock Negro spokesmen and will not per- Th-re i re lew exceptions. p. Eberhartcr of Peniisylvania sr- these cases consists of injections mit the showing of a musical ver-. His voting lecord as a liberal ln gucd that the bill wasn't lust for nf hiiwi imn vin krint. th.

then even those of us who had hoped to sec him in the White House someday can be reconciled to his altered fate as Involving greater This year, as last. I am proud to have my column written for me of a State-leased recreational area in the i vicinity of TVA's Hiwassee Dam. If this project bears fruit, it will give IMPERIAL VISIT Emneror Hirohito's call on General Mac- Pi 1 sion of "Uncle Tom's Cabin." It is the senate did not prevent Truman the present mcment. It was to meet patient warm and at rest, and the not clear whether there Is something, from iorming firm Iriendsliips with a situation that may exist six or giving of such drugs as the phvsi-in this particular version that the congressional conservatives who. nine months from now, when there c)an may deem to be necessary North Carolina its first State park west Anhur descrlbed some of Asheville.

The Cherokee County site breaklng 2000.year precedent in Japa-well adapted to such use. The new man-, wouia, in inc voius mrnugn ineir Key committee posi- rnav be seven or eient minion unem- lution. "breed racial or tior.s, block progressive legislation plo'yed. whether Uncle Tom, Little they can. More often than Ttie ennser atlves talked, too.

Simon Lecree. the not tusf conservative are ajree- about strikes and higher pay. That Such a drug as morphine may employed to rrlive pain. In bums and crushing injuries. Doctor Ho-nan believes that Injections of th made lakes of Western North Carolina are serves, it is not the first precedent broken iTopsy and one or more iav.er ame companions and good poker is the real source of hostility.

That innmflH Mvl-t a forVPr harrpd aQrCnai gland extract cortln may unique in eastern I in the name of tnc Son of Heaven. That bination of size, beauty, and recreational Hirohito surrendered tiliAVKS By KKIC A. JOHNSTON President, Chamber of Commerce of the I'niled Slates This nation lias been favored by Almighty God as perhaps no other in all recorded time. Now as we stand in the full light of victory we should ask ourselves, in humbleness and sincerity, are we worthy? iin.nvu piavers, posscssea oi a imia vi won- i uie neart oi me prc.Muriii prou- iffom Bridgeport. Harriet Beechtr aer'fUl lem how to reconcile those who Stowe might not mind, me piayj BUf fruman.

the liberal president, want to keep take-home pay at war-or plays which have toured this mHttrr altogether time levels with those who want to country unaer tne name oi until j6nlD dofs not bndRe the gap be- go back to pre-war standards. PKin" n'nrn v-iit nnr tL'nr If i were not her work Charlea Dudley Warner insisted that be useful. Cases have been reported ot shock ln new-born babies, due to prolonged childbirth. Doctor Honan thinks that, in these infants, the routine use of cortln or desoxycorticosterone may be quite beneficial. After prolonged childbirth, mothers also may suffer from shock, and treatment with cortin may be found of value.

In shock due to head Injuries, treatment with cortln has been found useful. On The Record when he took her to see one of them he had to explain the plot to her. But some of the rest of us might feel badly. Uncle Tom on the stage, with his friends anu -By DOROTHY THOMPSON Illusions Of Power enemies. Is part of American folklore.

A child who has never seen Eliza crossing the boards, preferablv on a stage erected in a tent, with Are we worthy of the blessings which the past has given us blessings of freedom of prosperity of health and of happiness? Are we worthy of the victory itself of our marvelous military achievements even of the mistakes of our enemies? Nowhere in sight is a new aggressor, and it will take time for one to climb to threatening power. If we are shrewd, watchful, vigilant, there will never be another, hut this much is certain: ahead nf us in these immediate hours are only the ways of peace. Further studies of the exact pro- Foreign politics are made at home, prevent the Russians from which occurs when shock de- the bloodhounds baying and th vriops are necessary, ana me cake, of ice sometimes arranged so American power is mad home- llinlnB tnemsehes as exclusively that they actually tilted when she not taflM f' sovereign in Eastern Europe and the helpful tne tment. stepped on them, has been bereft the conference Foreign Ministers Balkans. We do favor the west nor of nart nf his heritane.

LOnoon. One does understand why A far as I can don't care so much for the Uncle' see through our diversity. They can be maac casny accession: from any part of the East. North Carolina should liave its full share ln the development of these bodies of water in the TV A system which are becoming known as the "Great Lakes of the South." Our existing State parks, however, have at least an equally important claim on the attentions of North Carolina. There are nine of them, and they are being patronized as never before.

But sad to relate. North Carolina has done comparatively little to attract the thousands more who could enjoy their natural advantages. A recent study by the Federal Department of the Interior ranks North Carolina tenth on a list of eleven Southeastern states arranged in the order of their expenditures on state parks. The budget figure Is only $35,000. Neighboring South Carolina spends roughly three times as much.

Neighboring Tennessee spends $117,000 annually. Expenditures are some measure of public enjoyment where they relate to the development of park facilities. North Carolina's parks have few cabins, recreation halls, eating places and areas for organized sports. These facilities, or rather the lack of them, are also important from the standpoint of operating expense. According to the magazine "We the People," Tennessee ern bloc policv of the British.

Ini I have a awelllng under the colonial sphere at the moment m' ves. What could cause this in the question of the Italian; what can about It? colonics and In principle the whole Answer: The swelling may be dua trusteeship proposal, our policy is to chronic kidney disease. Some dls-for gradual dissolution of the co-1 turbance of the circulation may lonial system, the creation of lnde-, responsible. A careful atudy by a pendent peoples, and an open door Physician would be advisable so p0ljrv that an accurate diagnosis may made and proper treatment carried This policy of checking other great powers is resented because Now is our opportunity to demonstrate to Tom legend. Their disparaging term; policy, we hope to all men that we here in America have de- today lor one of their race who pus a i a 1 our served the boundless favors we received on an ingratiating act to please; power negatively through all the frightening, fighting years.

I white folks is. irr fact Uncle Tom I by checking or I They don't want to be picturesque. I weakening others. It is clearly our purpose, of course, to Jhev want to be dignified human! In the first line, prove it bv providing useful work for ail Harriet Beecuer Stowe of course, came his empire to the United Nations: that was the real precedent. The call Is explained by the surrender.

Its symbolism is enormous. The man whom the Japanese acknowledge as their deity is almost never seen in public. Should he pass by, all faces must be averted. He is never received in audiences: he gives them. That he should uncover his head and bow In the presence of General MacArthur is the most abject sign of submission which Japan could make to the victor.

We arc not told what the Emperor and the General discussed, for curiously enough such Information appears to be the exclusive property of something called the "Japanese Central Liaison Office," to which all inquiries must be addressed. But it Is reported that Hirohito did extend his hand to the Supreme Commander and to his aides. The handclasp Itself breaks another precedent, an American one. When enemy negotiators arrived In Manila they were greeted with the barest civility. The amenities of the situation in Tokyo, of course, left General MacArthur with no other choice.

In the same day's newspapers, however, there appeared the official confirmation of the execution of three American airmen by the Japanese in 1942. The two Items provide a strange contract. Yet we are compelled to accept the un who arc willing and able. We all say that. 1 Tn th end thai 7, or rv7, hi and in She made Uncle we have eliminat-'ifiL'LLA'fylTom an impossible giant as sovereign -v.

n.c urn. she uisherl tn nrove that Neernes fm illlli.Psnv they consider us as overwhelmingly TXT the greatest power at the yr If could produce saints. It was her power picture. But no power is ever The atomic bomb has not helped us art that failed a little, not her heart A for the new musical version, one totally eliminated, even though itsjn this particular. It frightens and sovereignty may be removed.

What drive them to seek to Inciease their remains even in ftprmanv and Pvpn 1 nnn.a, a- n.v,nt t-v. supposes its public relations coun- Telephone Developed unity which we learned In war and not to abandon them in petty bickering for small, selfish, unla.sting personal advantages. We are agreed on the philosophy that man was not born to be an everlasting slave, but there must be more than lip service to this thought if all are to be freed from slavery and none enjoy special privilege, Robust, adventurous individual enterprise i completely unhappy. Japani is a geographical Ls the background of the deadlock now has had a build-up for a has lts significance in anv'm London slble Broadway opening. power world; peoples millions of ilhfm irtn irp aln-avs rmrntial But tne question mav be asked: If baiWfJg tor Home and economic power.

w. J7. Inter- nd Telegraph Reach Record High Tf'it07e coumry' ri Tl NEW YORK. Sept. combined, and if we have the atomic )vlnnmpnfc of rf.Vohitionarv methnd nf r.Hio.

CHICAGO UP Assets of Illi- Aithnreh nnr nolltlrs nre essential- hnmK in Knn. nola and Wisconsin savings, build- To 1 7, "1, telephony which it said was capabia i i it iwn s-- ij ton lj if luuci unie i win uo nf mo lr i a ni-iscihla no llAnn-lHa ing and loan associations reached encmy is not to be abandoned because we can agree that there Is no special virtue ln vicissitudes and arrange our affairs so that the drudgery of life Is kept at the minimum and the leisure of life la lengthened. We may be on the threshold of a new society in this country, but it will be possible only ln 1944 had an income of over $20,000 from vacation cabins alone. It met in all 55 per cent of its park budget through revenues system a new high nf approximately i. no hitnriri aistance teiepnone $800,000,000 at the end of Jur.e.

flDout ln real nature or power. A without wire. precedented visit of the Japanese Emperor according to A. R. Gardner, presi-; snm.

tan, airp ane. out icsnip ana I. T. Federal Telecommunl- lly i ammif nnmn am in inmcoivM nn ln n0 Irom rentals and other concessions within 8uprWM Comrnander at lts face rrncrat nomc xmuti if the framework ls on the solid rock of! Bank of Chicago. neni or hip or severarother consul-' omb cation laboratories said the develop, or several other poer ronstei vovfT Tnrv Bre in.Hruments for tne mrrt wa, known as nulse time Iations amongst the AUies-and that of for-, all lh.

"1 as pulse time i. k.i. i exertion oi iorce. wnn an tne conse- modulation and for the first tim the parks. capitalism wnicn nas woraea so wen lor llie H.VU.1HUI)9 in.Ti llir WP" us throughout the years.

It will take robust war nerlod with 2B7 tier cent of quences. A nation mat will not i produces a svstem bv which 54 nr adventurers to find the ways and means of these assets In liquid form, ready thoughtful. exert such power does not possess a to finance expansion nf home a Britain. Kussia. ann tne unitra it.

And what all the rest of the simultaneously on the same radio building and small home owner- States see this ultimate possibility, world Is observing is that wc not, frequency. ship In the Illinois and Wisconsin 'each tries to establish its own in- only will not use force to back up The announcement slated tele, area, he said. fluence as far as It can. This spread our pollrv. hut will not maintain afpnone changrs for the system "This financial preparedness to of Influonce ls made the more a sacrifice the responsibilities we B.fr(, automatically operated and play a vital role In the postwar era tempting because the six years' war have alrear-y taken.

elimination of wires meant of home-building expansion and has not onlv eliminated the enemies 'small maintenance cost as well as job-making was made bv defeated the smaller Allies who In tnis mnmPnt it doubtful leas chance of interruption of serv. an unprecedented Inflow of savings now ran only borrow power from vr fan maintain an arte- ice due to floods or other weather Some beginnings, however modest, should be made at the earliest opportunity ln the development of a more appealing State park system. The cost need not be excessive, for under proper management there could be handsome return. A splendid and useful State resource should be made more than negligible factor in North Carolina's recreational opportunities. At present we re making a rather poor showing.

value. The hand extended in the American Embassy Is the hand that signed the imperial rescript declaring war on the United States. It is the hand that commuted the sentence of death passed upon four of the Doolittle fliers, and it is the hand in purely impersonal sense that executed three of their comrades. As the hand of Japan, it is a very bloody hand. Is this expiation? General MacArthur will not overestimate the significance of yesterday's visit, yet he will accord it a during the Gardner said.

tone oi tne major nations. By mu nuate armv for ncriinnflnn nurnnses rnnriitlons During the war. he concluded, there was a 92 per rent increase in the money invested in savings, building and loan associations. IN ARGENTINA prrccss they are hrousat into the Evprv kows that his con- Officials explained the system was orhlt of great powers. stthients have but one concern to not meant tn replace present lira The United States would like to tct tne bova homc After that, it is telephone svstem but was adaptable check this.

In Europewe wish to gH tnPm JorJ. and lhKl to.t0 mmc placcs more proflUoly than xy get higher wages. The average line circuits. Dy LlCnty i American is reading first the ad-j Federal engineers said the new -1 vertisements. to see what is comlnj development could embrace a circuit i into the market, and when he of 8.000 miles lone or more and still ran get radio batteries, a refrlgera- maintain the same quality of trans- due place in the strange drama of Japan's making our philosophy work.

Individual enterprise cannot supinely yield here and then again there to the threat of those who would stamp it out if they could and expect tn have anv of It left. Capitalism need make no concessions. It need not do so. The thing about our system is that we can do so much with It. It Is flexible, hut forceful.

It is an essentially "decent" form nf society, but it has survived nnly because it has been dynamic, For a few months, we will all be busy reshuffling our economy, necessarily juggled by the exigencies of war. It would be wise if we look upon this reshuffling process with the pleasure a craftsman takes in assembling the tools of his trade before he undertakes to shape a new masterpiece, not as an era of frctfulness. worry or feverish Impatience and fears of the worst. It ran he nne nf the most interesting eras we have experienced, fruitful in what it will tearh us. fascinating tn the rye and ear as the results nf the war's impact slowly unfold.

GRIN AND BEAR IT Fascism, the Old World philosophy i The American ppfe wm not crushed to earth on the continent that gave s0Qn orgct or forglve tne terrible excesses It birth-, rises anew in the Western Hemi rr-l Imntiralinn nf Q'hftl of this enemy. They are free to realize, however, that the meaning of defeat has been brought home to Japan. IMP. tor, a washing machine. mission.

Repeater stations would be The industrialist Is reading the installed at Intervals of about SO reconversion reports, the domestic mllp or they added. Intentions nf the the strike news, and the outlook for amC(l iCffrO Leader taxation. Only when he has digested Will Y'iaif nil una spnere. mat is inc u.i has taken place in Argentina, where the pattern of Hitlerian dictatorship is now complete. A severe state of siege has been clamped down by the Farrcll-Peron government ln the wake of the abortive military uprising led by General Arturo Rawson.

He was the eSv Off ut all this if he still has time he; glance over foreign political re GRFFNSBORO. Sept. 27 iD In the ceremonial at the American Embassy the living symbol of Japanese authority has acknowledged a greater power with every evidence of abject humility. Let us make certain that the scene is stamped indelibly on the mind and memory of a chastened Japan. Dr.

Mordecal W. Johnson, president of Howard university, will make hl port. Neither the average citizen, the leading business men. nnr the trade union leader. Ls concerned with i Minn in, ,.1.

annual visit, to Bennett mllese in QUILLEN'S QUIPS By ROBERT QLILLEN pro-Allied general who forced President Castillo out of office in 1943, only to see the notorious colonels' junta seize the power of the state. elections Bulgaria, or uai- ppnl SmAKV September 30 It was jlan colonies. He feels: We are t00n Bv Dvltj 1 stronger than the rest nf the wnrld jnnes combined: we have the atomic Dr bnmb; and so why worry? have become fixtures ln the college Bur that la no basis for world vesper services, recently served as ipower. It Is unconscious isolationism, a consultant on minority and en- pavlng only Hp service tn world-; lonial problems at the San Frnn- mlndedncss. Others know that Con- Cisco conference.

gress and the Administration arei President of Howard, the nation's more interested ln being elected largest Negro institution, since than in preventing a Russian hegc-i Dr. Johnson has for many years The cycle of shootings, Jallings and sup pression of the press which has been Argentina's lot for much of the last five years takes another mortal turn. The Buenos Aires government has arrested businessmen, mmiy over eastern Europe. They recognized as one oi tne na know that vou can't bring the bovs "on most dynamic speakers. home and police the earth.

They labor leaders and political opponents or every stripe. One of its victims Is Carlos THE BEST REMEDY Federal conciliation appears to be the remedy which Secretary of Labor Schwel-lenbach is applying to the rash of strikes now belting a peace-conscious America. At least, this Is the approach whlcn ls being made to settlement of the oil refinery strikes current and serious ln half a dozen states. Conciliation Is, of course, the ideal palliative. The United States Conciliation Service has a long and successful record, though more often its ac.ivities are confined to localized disputes.

If conciliation works in the oil industry, it will be one of the few recent triumphs on a large scale for this type of industrial peace-making. Apparently Mr. Schwellenbach is loath to take more vigorous measures. While he is aware that final recourse could be had to Saavedra Lamas. Nobel peace prize winner and one of Latin America's most distin Lumber Firms Settle Treble Damage Actions RALEIGK.

Spt. 27. (4i Two Eastern North Carolina lumber know that London is paralyzed by Detroit. They see that peace ha broken out in the United States with the vehemence of a hurricane, destroying the fundamental of our All lands now know four word of English: "Hey, Joe, gimme cigarette." So Stettinius would give away the bomb secret. Well, if we can't learn, maybe we aren't fit to survive.

How to solve the problem of occupation: First release all men who have done their part. Now go on from there. Argument about drafting boys of 18 means absolutely nothing except that you have a son of 18 or you haven't. Scientists have learned to make drinking liquor as a by-product of gasoline. Now you can get all material for a wreck from the same source.

Animals are smart. When thev kill a deer, they don't tote it around until the glands spoil the meat. "The chief executive said he had not made up his mind on whom to guished statesmen. Newspaper offices have been raided and closed. The military oli-garcy holds the upper hand.

"The real revolution In this country begins as of now because your newspapers have wanted it that way," a Peron henchman tells r. 'companies have settled treble dam-set-led. Satisfied with our Potential, totaU, $2968T, power we leave the political field to br0usht bv the 0flce of prlce leas self-confident nations. ministration, district headquarteri Nobody should blame the Ad- here announced todav. ministration, which Ls acting under District Director T.

S. Johniotl the pressure of the American peo-'said the Cary Lumber company r.t pie. if the peace does not turn out'Carv had paid S2.MS.16. and th and for every 200 'SNAPPO box tops you send in you vr Not tne omic bomb. Southern Lumber sales company of Tf the visible evidence Is to be credited.

receive on additional unit of the easy-o-tack-togethr pre- rlpllnil of 9ntt nalion the suited from alleged overenarges t. DM government docs not enjoy a shred of fabricated houae AJ. Ain't that purty tangaagei I lciMtomen, 'basis of power..