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4 Rapid City. S. Daily Journal Monday. March 18. 1146 TCH, TCH, ALL THAT MUSCLE GOING TO WASTE THE RAPID CITY DAILY JOURNAL Casper Milquetoast neMILY T.

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Lighter Business Manager Published bv The Journal Publishing Company at The lournal Building. 507 Main St. Kxpid City. 8. O.

Telrnhone li Ksrhange The Journal is pul.hahed every evening eicept bun-day and hol.daye Entered at the I'oetof fic. il Rapid City. 8 ae aecond olaee matter under Act of Cong-rasa March It 71 Mrinhrr of The Aaenelated I'reee The IT.I, exclusively entitled to the uYe 'for "publication of all new. dispatcher credited I tS It or otherwlae credlied to this paper snd also ths local news printed therein. son showed foreign delegates to the monetary conference what baseball is like, by arranging for the Brooklyn Dodgers to play an unscheduled exhibition game in Savannah, Ga.

Vinson is the capital's most ardent baseball fan. The war department summoned Jimmy Doo-little back to Washington from terminal leave to keep him away from a civilian educational and church group conference on control of atomic energy. The astute Jimmy, however, checked on what the brass hats were up to, and then high balled back to Florida to attend the atomic meeting anyhow. He has had army run-arounds before. One of the best current ROUND ly PREW Ft ARSON Circulation Manager A.

J. Connor Carrier Service uc per books on atomic control is "One I World- Or None," put out by McGraw-Hill, which explains atomic I energy in words of one syllable. I President Truman may attend All the exfcriemcJ personnel arc going home ami the vital job of insuring the peace in is being turned over to voting, inexperienced infantrymen. After all. you can't have a buneh of kids telling $oycar-old German officials xdtat t0 do they just don't carry the zveight.

Capt. Edward J. Cisar of Cleveland, back from AMG duty. Drew Pearson Says Atom scientists hint sit-down against army: Henry Kaiser helps General Electric strike settlement. a Washington.

A group of atonTic scientists were being quizzed by Senator Joe O'Mahoney of Wyoming and Congresswoman Helen Gahagan Douglas of California at a private dinner. Leading scientist present was Dr. Leo Szilard, who discovered one method of creating the atom bomb. The senate atomic committee had just voted to set up a military board with broad powers over the i scientists, and Senator O'Mahoney I was anxious to get Dr. Szilard's ideas on army control.

the "inner circle" dinner March 30. entitled the "Shamrock and the Sickle." given by New York political writers to rib the left-wing Tammany hall political alliance. KAISER MEDIATES It was an accidental dinner-tsb'e conversation by Henry Kaiser which finaUy broke the strike of 100.000 fJsneral Electric workers, away from their machines tor two long months. Kaiser found himself seated next to General Electric President Charlie Wilson at a dinner and heard Wilson bemoaning his strike troubles, and how tough it was to get along with the CIO. Kaiser laughed, said he had no trouble at all, but had found Phil Murray easy to do business with.

Finally. Kaiser asked Wilson if Szilard told several stories of how the army, because it lacked scientific knowledge, hampered the scientists during the war. At one time. Dr. Szilard said, he came into his office and found that the bookcases had been turned around to face the wall.

He asked the army officer in charge why they had 1 he would mind sitting down and talking the matter over secretly Over Moscow Policy! American Diplomats Apprehensive of Russian Actions! Russians Loot Manchurian Factories! Headlines like those above cause us to move uneasily as we go about our daily tasks. Heavens! Haven't we just had one war to slop oppression for all time, we hope? But our experience in the terrible war just ended convinced most Americans, whether they live in the more interior parts of the United States like the Black Hills or near the ocean as in Xew York and San Francisco, that we can no longer ignore events occurring in Iran, Manchuria or any other part of the world. Lately our diplomats have stiffened their attitudes inward other nations, particularly Russia. We demand explanations for the Russians' shooting at American planes in Asia; we want to know why the Soviets are moving their troops deeper in Iran toward Turkey and-oil-rich Iraq. Both Senator Vandenberg and Secretary Byrnes talk as though we could do something about Russia if that country doesn't stop bullying smaller nations.

President Truman and Senator Barkley aren't worrying much about the international situation. The President says, "I'm sure we'll work out of it," and Barkley continents, has been my opinion all along that the situation isn't as bad as the headlines would seem to indicate." These expressions, all Americans fervently hope, arc true. The last thing we want is another war with any nation, particularly Russia. But daily developments do not make us feel better despite the consoling utterances of Truman and Barkley. We want to ba strong in regard to Russia.

We applaud our statesmen for denouncing Russia's war-like actions. But deep down wa're a little frighianad because the military machine with which wa whipped the Axis has melted away and actually we've become a Mr. Meek. Casper Milquetoasts don't shout at big bullies. More alarming, our nation is not doing anything to strengthen our position.

The Casper Milquetoast that we've become doasn't even take vitamin pills! Five months have elapsed since the President asked Congress to enact a measure providing for universal military training, yet no bill earning his recommendation into action has been introduced in cither the House or the Senate! How simple it would lie for Mr. Truman to have members friendly to the Administration introduce it in the House and Senate! Yet in ffve months the President ha taken the most eleiucnlafy with CIO General Counsel Lee Pressman in Kaiser's New York office. Wilson finally agreed. Next morning Pressman came to New York, talked with Wilson for four hours, and together they cleaned ou the underbrush that had been blocking a settlement Kaiser sat through it all. nervous iind perspiring.

It was his first effort at mediating someone else's strike. been moved and got this reply: "There was a vial of uranium in your book-case and orders. are that nothing shall be revealed or exposed. So we turned the bock -cases to the wall." Dr. Szilard explained that many scientists were so apprehensive of the new army control and the possibility, in talking to another scientist, of accidentally revealing something, that they wanted to get out of atomic science altogether.

"That would be a tragic mistake." advised Senator O'Mahoney. "You must not do that. Atomic experi jadBsBSTAsawswaawsaasaaw 3 News Behind The News Mallon. Good Intentions And The Food Campaign President Truman's 39 suggestions 011 saving food have a most familiar ring. "Lay off pastry." "Limit yourself to one roll or one thin slire of bread." ''Eat more "Above all, no three-layer takes." "Avoid fats.

Boil or broil. Don't fry." oatmeal for wheat." Now. where have we heard that before? Except for the injunction to use potatoes and a few others, these 39 suggestions are scarcely distinguishable from the directions of the doctor or dietitian to whom you go for advice on how to reduce. They constitute the regimen you try out first in the hope that it will prove a corrective without having to undertake a milk-and-banana diet or something equally drastic. The similarity of the 39 suggestions to a diet for reducing at once indicates the most serious weakness of the President's proposal.

Think of the thousands of people who are alarmed at what the scales tell them and declare that they will cut down on their food before it gets too late. Yet how many have the fortitude to stick to their schedule until they get results? Ootem of timts day temptation is thrown in thtlr way and excuses (or yielding art 10 easy to offer. To refuse would hurt somebody feelings. Just one extra slice of broad won't do any harm. Or you have to at triad things or pastry or cake because there is absolutaly nothing also on the menu.

No endeavor shows a higher proportion of failure than reducing. To clunch the agreement, Kaiser and Pressman arranged for Wilson to make a flying trip to Florida. sign the final deal with Murray. (That's how 100.000 more men went mentation must continue n- iniH nhniu snmR of I back to the production line. End Of Key Strikes Marked With Lack Of Enthusiasm Misr flrlri which the NOTE -General Electrics Charles atom had opened up.

especially in medicine. For instance, it Is now E. Wilson Is frequently confused with General Motors' Charles E. Wilson Both had long strikes on tA nut an atom in carbon. Washington.

March 18 The Both strikes ended feed it into the human body, and their hands, follow it throuah the body. Thus, 1 the same day (Copyrlnht. 1948, by the Bell Syndicate, Inc.) volume of national was suspiciously limited at the breaking of the key strikes in motors and electrics. Labor Secretary Schwcllenbach emitted one long hurrah, but the initial statements from both ides were definitely vague and completely unenthusias-tic. while the nation's cheering section as a whole seemed more con-concerned about asking who won Navy Enlistment Assures Education For every two-year enlistment in the U.

S. Navy it is now possible to obtain, under the GI bill of rights, the equivalent of three years of college at government expense. William Seder of the Rapid City navy recruiting sub-station an (Rapid QiiisiA. of. From Journal Files for the first time in history, the exact flow of matter through the body can be traced.

"But." remarked the noted scientist, "according to the bill Just adopted by the senate committee, all this will be under an army board. And. from my previous experiences with the army, such experiments will be very difficult in the future. CAPITAL CHAFF Treasury officials are worried over dwindling savings bonds sales. Savings stamps purchased in Jan Qenerel Motors stood lis ground and thus pointed the way toward a new and democratic technique for management which MS on tha run lor a long lime.

Also it beat the strategic union plan to isolate it from its competitors. Ford and Chrysler could not take advantage of GM's troubles because they could rot get basic materials for production. Fur-termore. the union scheme le bring in Kaiser as a new motors manufacturer, and have him go to the white house and announce his acceptance of the union proposals and become champion for CIO. did not break the company position.

The orders of government which would have nut the com March II. 1(11 At the meeting of the WCTU Thursday prizes were offered for the best two essays on "Why We Should Keep Rapid City Dry." March 11 1826 A delightful afternoon was spent by members of the Sunset club Saturday at the home of Mrs. Ad- and what it all meant. No one won. The deeper my inquiries led me to the inside of the matter, the 1 clearer it became that the auto strike deadlock was not a matter! of difference in wages, or or any other advert iscd de-1 tails of the conflict but involved one single question.

Ths question was whether I the CIO was to be a supra-but-ness directorate in the same way it has sought to becomes nounced. The veterans administration pays up to $500 per year entrance fee and tuition, and pays SfT per month to a single man and $90 per month to a married man for living expenses, Seder emphasized. "The full benefits of the CI bill (if rights arc only applicable to enlistments contracted before Oct. 1. 1946.

and the navy is accepting enlistments from 17-year-old men for a period of two or three years, or until their 21st birthday," Seder said. uary and February of this year I were about 10 percent of the vol-' umc for January and February of, last year which means that the 1, 1 1mt ak irnli- Unless the ne method foi SLT-tsiu VS: Haft, celebrating her birthday March It. 1938 follow up his recom withholding food at the itioning. we fear for tlie wfratri. The people who pany under the- union thumb likewise were resisted.

These developments mark progress In the reconversion of the to genuine democratic peacetime ways of freedom from domination. What is needed next i the de- tion committee seems to want to cut the treasury's savings bond staff I to the bone and halfway through the bone. Ernie A dam son. letter-writing counsel for the house mit! simple step to mendati on this any alternative plat try in a strong force or defend its as to international U1II- Ctt- supra-oovernment! In plainer language: was CIO to be the boss and run the business, as It has attempted be boss government and run it. Rapid City firemen were called at 4:48 o'clock Sunday morning when Andrew Melka.

Box Elder, attempted to repair the fuel pump on his truck with the aid of a lighted match, it was said. The truck was not badly damaged. Seder announced 'that nine men l'l lor putting inn itiou militarily beliefs or its if lairs. velopment of an era of good -feel- from the West River area had en- un-American activities committee bit much f'lourlv rm Intl hul I IISITO in IflC IIBVjr (Hiring AlBICn I nearly t-io lost ground on trial at)at are norn may cut ho aire continue will be nacin oi are likely to hing. There lews this cam-re successful jj.

xilVJf UC, nUUU J. AlllKIHSSt not aspirants for directorship of Donald L. Range, Duanc R. Cady. business and civil affairs.

Then we Robert G. Cook. James R. Lowell, will be truly reconverted to demo- Rapjd city; Sylvester Bad Cob. cracv- Wanblec: Wayne J.

Pulliam and 'Arthur L. Wildey. Deadwuod. and proposition. Its initial plan was open the company books, determine company profits by this and future wage demands and make the concern subservient to union-economics by preventing the company from Retting any price increase to meet these demands.

These pressure Tuberculin testing of dairy herds was introduced in ISM). Chest Colds .1 1. 1 11.. who doesn't like the idea of democracy, has been Instructed by the committee that no more letters go out in the name of the committee unless approved by the chairman. This means Ernie was let down lightly.

Jimmy Roosevelt has Anally told California congressmen he will not run for the senate. He's also turned thumbs down on a proposal to run for a seat In the house of representatives. MERRY GO ROUND Secretary of the Treasury Vin- Paul A. Kertzman. MllesMUc.

Egg Production all along the line. The settlement btate ClimDS To Relieve Misery Rub on Tested It is estimated that the United States has a proved reserve of natural gas amounting to 85 trillion cubic feet, and probably another 85 trillion of potential reserve. mentions no book iiiipteM- and UICKS vVapoRub the initial statements avoided also Sioux Falls. March 18 IAP-Hens in South Dakota poultry flocks produced five per cent more eggs I during the first two months of 1941 than in the same period of 1945. according to the state-federal crop and livestock reporting service.

Total egg production In January and February was 164 million eggs compared with million produced the same month of 1945. The increase came in spite of a one per cent decline in the total number of layers in flocks and reflects a six per cent increase in the number of eggs produced per 100 hens. For 1945. total egg production in the state was 1.071 million, three per cent less than the record production of 1.104 million in 1944. Farmers have been culling flocks more closely to get rid of non-layers, the report said.

man most sucu it iu uaruiv produce enough to feed the hungry in Europe. Good intentions are of little use no long as tempting pastries, cakes and the like are to be had for the asking. Custer Salutes Potential Wealth March 30 Custer will focus the attention of the state upon a growing business which has enormous potentialities in this area mineral production and processing. Prominent men of the state will at tend the event which is sponsored by the Custer Chamber of Commerce. Especially significant, the first carload of fabricated mica from Custer's new plant will be shipped out to eastern markets as part of the day's activities.

Also on the program will be inspection tripa through the mica mine, feldspar mines, feldspar grinding plant and the mica fabricating concern. "Today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday," says the optimist. Yes, that's true. And were we psychic! Tha executive does nothing. Congress does nothing.

And tha country mora and mora displays a do-nothing attitude. As a people wa ara mora interested in getting tha boys back from Germany than wa ara in anforcing a policy in Germany which will prevent that country frgm launching within tha next law decades a third world war. In fact the executive and Congress and the country all of us in the USA are caught in a dead center of inaction, unable to function. We are all moving as if spellbound into "normalcy" which undermined the national will and the national strength a quarter of a century ago. Are we no longer moved by the sense of desperate immediacy which should impel us all in everything that has to do with keeping our nation strong and with exerting its strength on the side of good and peaceful principles in world affairs? Many believe that universal military training is the answer to our need for international defense.

But there is strong opposition so strong, in fact, that thus far it has stalled all action even to the introduction of the plan in Congress. It must be evident to every thinking American that America must be firm for the principle of the democracy which it professes and for their ajiplication internationally to (be extent indicated by the Atlantic Charter. But if America does not have the power to art upon tin demands which it makes internationally either through the organization of world control, the the subject of wages and profits Indeed, the government announced Just before the break that any future auto price increases would be made retroactive and could be collected from the consumer after the sale which suggest there may be price increases despite the union announcement to the contrary. The CIO spell of domination has therefore been broken but hew Molars got twe vear contract. bl Schwcllenbach suogested it nrovided re opening of wane consldera lions In one year.

The steel settlement was for one year. The pattern of all other current labor agreements Is Imllarly one year, based also en the same wage increase. They plainly allow, therefore, for reovenlng the general strike campaign at thai time. Is this basic settlement then but a one year truce In the CIO campaign to create a supra business dictatorship? Will all the familiar pressures of CIO upon business and government be renewed 12 months hence In the same revolutionary form, or even stronger form? These are the mjcstions which the settlement left lurking In the minds of thinking people and explains why the nation' cheering was considerably short of enthusiastic. The agreements tailed te achieve a permanent premise of continued production-In short a solution.

But It ctrlalrlv represents the tint Important progress toward that goal In many a past yssr. For one thing management did not nave in timidly in the fas of pressures le absorb ii. but broke Ihem. The leatherneck sea turtle a weight of 1.000 pounds. How To Relieve Bronchitis Creemulslon relieve promptly bt-cauae it goes right to the tea: of the trouble to help loosen snd expel At the recent Black II warn pnircni, uau mu' Agricult' ana neat raw.

teuuer. m-bronchlal mucous msm- ranee. Till your druggist to sell you ural Institute, the fact was brought out that a cow moves its jaws about 41,000 times a day. The speaker didn't add, however, that during all this inoiitli-movernetit, the cow (roexrTt sty a thing to bottle of Crr vmulsion with the understanding you must like ths way It oukkTy SBsVl tlm cough or you am to have your money bac. CREOMULSION Bronchitlt I) MkM the, tH, 4, is.

"loin filrwiiM plaees." "What sprcJlically do "I think the hrgfnnit: am uu uagest;" he to lireat lit world war to sac itseli ironi at: 1, it won 1 ae i.ns until an mno jr. are I by permanent memorials to our I'liil, I notiic a lironre tablet or two ap-ever so often but that it not enough to do boys of ours." "Yi 1earit for tl laninet hat on politics South Dakota ranked in the first ten statu of the nation during all War Bond drive for percentage of V. Iiond quota attained. Other leading mates were also in this region North Dakota, Wyoming, Montana and Iowa. CONSTIPATED? Uncle Sam Laxative IrsaMatt Potd Containing Haitttd May Give Yes Welcome Hslpl many place.

honM edtxale the public to know Ikiw murh the li'ni'-r traffic actually coils as Uses; we should carefully determine the nom-licr of mitomoMc accidents causer! by h. We hoiiM rrmcmhrr that tl preictit Ihc Ikpmr Iralfi. rotated in the crested campaign In hlnorr to came non-drinker to drink. rait those who drink nv deraielv to drink more, and those ho drink rmmoderaiclr 0 increase their excesses D-S 'I presume vou mean wc shonkl be sure that ecrv reluming soldier h.n a ioh ami omw- tunityr "Yes, even more than that. VY liould sec to it that America It a good, wltoksome.

safe Place to lic In: that a these hoys marry and at their children grow our cities are clean and grcmiion. A definite plan for using the power of the nation most eifeeiively and most immediately, a plan based upon the radical changes now taking place in the world sin the making of war, is urgently needed in popular sentiment snd in government action. Life in Rapid City: a motorist tearing down the street and contractor tea imp it up. Ssamsfci ajaj There were twice as many births a deaths in South Dakota last year May Mr. Stork continue to keep ahead of Mr.

Careless Driver. Doc torn have recognised for years that flaxseed tends to stimulate prriaUsJtlc action of the intestines (bowel action). Uncle Sam Laxative Breakfast Food contains flaxupwl blended with toaatrd whole wheat flakes to make a use ful and tasty breakfast food. Messeed Ceatelas A rferteral 0111 The properties of flaxseed ha tertf been known. Flaxseed con-Mine from 30 Jo n' rhnrarteHstle fixed oil a NATURAL OIL.

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Arivertlt-mnf apunMirrd by Temperance United League A dent Tremau's plan many Of Presi-icc a doubtful fu of South Dakota '-it ran (Iff on ttmtcrn winning jut about aoftcn as winner ijuit. ture. And who doesn't!.