The Daily Register from Harrisburg, Illinois • Page 2

B5T- PAGE TWO THE DAILY REGISTER, HARRISBURG, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 194G The Daily Register (Established 1869 as Saline County Register) Hell Toss It in When He Gets Ready Published evenings except Sundays and holidays at 35 South Vine street, Harrisburg. Illinois, by EEGISTER PUBLISHING CO. of Harrisburg. SIRS. ROY L.

SERIGHT, President. CURTIS G. SMALL, Editor and Manager. Entered as second class matter at the post office at Harrisburg, Illinois, under act March 3. 1879.

Subscription Rates: By Carrier 20 cents per week. By mail in Saline a A i i Counties, S5 OP year in advam-f, SI.SO for three Outside Saline and adjoining ties, S7.00 per year: for months: "5 cents pei mouth The Daily Register is a private business institution. The manage: ment reserves the right to be sole judge as to acceptance or rejection i of any statement for use either as i a news item or a paid advertise ment I BIBLE THOUGHT FOB TODAY There are certain spots rich in hallowed memories. There are sanctuaries of the soul for which men in great troubles long. Some nonsuch longing: Bring me finto thy holy 43:3.

Success in SMI) SPRINGFIELD. Feb. G. Thompson, chair-1 of the Illinois State Teachers', "'College board, said today a Illinois Normal jity at Carbondale had made satis: -factory gains in serving the needs of southern Illinois; ssince emerging- into university; i Southern, which is the only; serving 39 counties of Illinois--an area with a and a quarter population-- placed on a university level by action of the 63rd General It now confers do-: in liberal arts and vocational -education in addition to the regular bachelor of seduce rcvs Coffered at the other stale 'colleges. There was considerable effort 'exerted through the southern pan arm Groups eek An End to vf.

Subsidies Charge increased Wages, Costs, Bring Unbalanced Economy WASHINGTON-- (U.E»--The ma- 'House-Laying 7 Machine, Whipped Cream Cement are Newest of Housing Plans i i 1 TMTM By FREDERICK C. OTHMAN I to a foam and sets with the bub- i United Press Staff Correspondent blcs still in His foam cement WASHINGTON, Feb. in blocks wluch weigfl There is a machine that squats on a vacant lot. like a hen, and I lays not an egg, but a house. There is the balloon house, the house with a steel pole for a foun- Fire Losses About 1,000 homes in the U.

S. are attacked by fire every day and a farm fire occurs every 15 minutes. The death 'toll' in the past 10 years is cbout 35,000 and thousands more are critically burned and seriously maimed. The dollar loss for the same period is about one billion. dation, the aluminum house, the that they insulate- you within from the cold without.

It makes me feel better, just Easy Cleaning Fast-feathering poultry stock is desirable for meat production because the from such stock have a minimum of piufeathers at broiler or fryer age. writing this item. I'm going to be I SE patient a little longer in the old- big enough to lit me; some lunch hour soon I expect to spend watch- jor farm organizations are prepar- steel house, and the house made "ins to wage an unremitting strug- of cement whipped like cream un- i fashioned house that isn quite to bring to an end food and i til stiff. agriculture subsidies at the car- Qr by next year no telling what I liest possible dale--probably the jjjjid house you'll be calling I end of 1946. home.

Few things, perhaps, are I If necessary, these groups will more exciting than the seek to enlist the ajd of the farm I unique schemes to put a roof over I bloc in Congress to defeat exten- your head, now coming off the sioii of price-control legislation i drawing boards in answer to Pres- along with subsidy legislation. ident Truman's call for 2,700,000 The National Ameri- new homes before 1948. As a fel- i e-m F-irm Bureau Federation Na-; low who has had more housing MURPHYSBORO, 111., Feb. 19-- i a Co-operative Milk Produc-1 troubles than most and who. good-; (U.R)--Emmett Rogers 30, East St.

ers Federation and other farm ness knows, follows all develop-. Louis Negro was killed Croups with the exception-of the ments, I think I am the one to i yesterday and three men were ins I-iniWl a hpan-nn antn-trilCK COl- A i age, which has caused the Ameri- can housewife to turn to substi- tules and jam for her table, we sent i 5.500 pounds of butter to Mexico in the last quarter of 1945. Some of this is now winding up at Tia Juana. the Mexican resort town across the border from San i Diego, where the butter is being sold to American tourists for the Neqro is Killed, i3 Mers Injisred in Auto-Truek Crash COLD PREPARATIONS I I TABLETS. SALVE, NOSE DROPS Caution use only as directed.

Farmers Union, feel they were "double-crossed" in the new administration move to extend subsidies beyond mid-1946. Truman Asks Extension tell you about them. Take Robert G. Le Tourneau. whose machinery had dug more ljured in a head-on auto-truck col- jlision on State Route Three north i of here.

holes in the earth than any-' Rogers was a passenger in a car bodvs. A week from today at driven by Herbert St. all subsidies were Longview. he will unveil his Negro. Young, another pas- to end June 30 but I gargantuan steel hen, which will, senger, Aburey Tom Brown, Negro, dent Truman Lw has asked I with a minimum of clucking, lay St.

Louis, and Chris Hogan Gran- u'Mdent iiuman now nab asKtu. His invention is a vehicle 30- Congress to extend them.One by a row of four-room houses, one. other administration officials I Build Houses Around Balloons have lined up with this view. They argue that the end of subsidies would mean at least an eight per cent increase in the nation's food bill and this cannot be allowed under the anti-inflation program driver of the truck, were taken to St. Andrew's hospital here.

Witnesses said the Young 3 OtllVA I I fcintu feet square with a motor in ile to another traveling on rubber tires twice as. car and collided head on with the The farm groups view this stand tall as a man. It rolls onto a building lot, lays a foundation on the earth, pours the concrete! walls, squirts on the roof, and nestles over same for 24 hours, or truck. Survey Ordnance Plant for Rental For Industrial Use CARBONDALE, 111., Feb. 19-- U.E--The Office of Defense Plants i a i i A i i 3 A.V.C** wu -0 administration policy of letting in-! tion hopeful of building houses of the Reconstruction Finance Corp.

ris wi ii bl -i around balloons. A balloon of size began a cost analysis, survey of the as warning that subsidies will not until the cement sets. Then it be removed until farmers must chugs away to lay another house, bear the entire burden in lower while the experts put glass in the ccs windows of the first one. The organizations fear that the In Los Angeles is an organiza-, CtllS about J.A.3^. iJ-J- Jiiii i3 i TM i.

i. 1 an unbalanced national i to suit your needs is anchored on i Illinois Ordnance plant today tor Thev point out that your lot and inflated. Then the industrial rental of facilities. cattlemen were being granted fabulous price of S1.25 a pound, use of state lands for grazing at a Under export price ceilings, en- i ridiculously low rate. forced by the OPA and the Depart- Drew Pearson Says: Governor Vvallgren Demands Higher Lumber Ceilings: Secretary of Agriculture Anderson Helped Uncover Teapot Dome; Harry Hopkins Diverted Planes from Hawaii.

ranch at Three Rivers. N. M. price varies a couple of cents a One day an old cowboy rode to i pound, depending on the type of A I price the Albu'querciue Journal offices packaging. co'-ihiL-s topped agenda of the -md asked to talk to Anderson.

In other words, we are now buy- The Journal, therefore, was on ment of Commerce, this same btit- the lookout for i a i about. ter was sold to Mexican dealers at whose home was a large from 47 So 49 cents a pound. The econornv. o.ucv pumt um. untn.

hisher "wages will increase farm', workers spray the'outside of it, Butter and R. A Shankey costs but no increase in the farm- with cement. When that engineers with the OOP said purchasing power is envisag-Uhe balloon is deflated and hauled that an engineering study will be out the front door, leaving the aimed toward multiple tenancy, as 'Definite' Ending concrete shell. This makes a i Jhe size of the oOO- "If v-e're i have infla- spherical house, like an over- gilding plant reduces the possi- i omg LU iicuc i tonr.it: hnf with thp bilitv of one manufacturer taking tion. lets have it for all groups, giown tennis ball, but with tne i i one spokesman said.

proper number of windows cut i er ine enure The farm groups will drive for later, it should be as snug a nest cr cd. Seek announcement of'a definite sched-: as you could wish. rental fees on a tier ule of subsidy termination. They) R. Buckminister Fuller is work- 5 00 Butle? said will ask that this be spelled out ing in Kansas on the Dymaxion aie reSe a mini- bv law and not by another "paper house, which swings from a wo Butler said commitment." i gle steel post in the ground, and mum ot two Buuer saia.

They are seeking an early deci-1 which can, if you want, turn with sion on the subsidy problem to co-! the clock so that the sun shines incirle with settlement of current i into your living room day long. Mokes wood, meial, linoleum surfaces thine --gives long-lasting beauiy and protection. Easy to apply. Dries hard. "Just brush it on." Only $1.70,,.

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Poplar Tel. 78 ci-mips loppou me us asked to a to Anderson. ln other words, we are now wry- id in Doze ns of concerns are planning couieroncP hat quii the a ranch just a i back American-made butter I If labm is Qn prefabricated-houses day oln nonrt Governor days earlier and gave Anderson an from Mexico lor triple the price er ood cos, tnej TM are In production now. a i i lon. a about its operations.

Mexican dairy dealers are paying in food lata a However. Wall'-uvn also took i Secretary of Agriculture- i Commerce Department the state to make Southern the easion to i i a to spend toned, but was beginning to i officials can only guess how much 'University of Southern Illinois and a this summer in the i he was a i his lime when the i smuggled butter may be involved 'a compromise was reached in 1943 northwest aboard tin- prosuleniwl cowboy i a i Fail had i in tiiis cross-border black market. weapon for new demands, the leaders said. Unless agriculture gets these as- Several varieties are on display in department stores. The U.

the university was i tlu- to confer the additional "The people of my Thompson' of its kind 'was made. Proof of Success Maintaining teacher training, of its 'of 1.177-- a i of Education, a iof the students, however, are rolled in the other '209 in liberal arts itional education. Thompson, v-)v. of iv; is the college upswing in er.v school, as -liberal ans college "tional school. being made "It has been prpgrair; i i for many 'students, who couki nii 1 their iv-.

bachelor's degree, to ci.i i.r:vi "work near their home." sairl i i i i Thompson. During the current i a i are a i urarliiaU. gain of almost 50 per cci There have of 100 students ix-siiston-'l school sinco it "ed in 1944. Only faculty degrees am i i i i iln faculty and ha offering bosh a i courses. i arc in i Avork.

To stimulate jdent research and study. has given (assistantships to a i dents, which carry siipeiv Ho $750 for a ten-nmnth i Dr. Willis G. pro 'of government and i i Jers college faculty member ichosen to the a i a Coun American Association of versity Professors, heads uate school. received a S25.000.

Some people vi' uii by. But Andc-r, er cv e-; iiUivatecl )S paid, liios in Now are owned by Ha Carl Ma wo ri surances. the farm groups do not S. Steel Corp. has a subsidiary plan "too along" with renewal of i about to begin production of i price-control legislation.

Officials houses made principally of steel said they were convinced they can plate and enamel. The Beech Mexico is also one of our marshal votes enough to at the Aircraft is making homes of plywood and plastic. i For Maintaining OPA I Purdue University has expert-1 "We believe there is a necessity; mentcd at length with the alumi-; I maintaining OPA." one official; num house: a committee of civic said "but voii can't build a dam leaders in Pontiac, is ready against inflation by holding back to erect the first one, with walls only part of the and roof of rolled aluminum. The organizations were bitterly! The Reynolds Metals which disappointed when Secretary of i has made foil for cigaret pack- I Agriculture Clinton P. Anderson ages before the war and which i publicly joined the administration! then began to expand in a dozen sand on subsidy continuation.

He directions, has built in Louisville, been the'strongest govern-1 the first five-room aluminum a i worth hut customs office will be asked to make a thorough probe. have NOTE- wa W'Y' purchasers of exported, nylon stockings. Out of a total TMe asure 5 i i pairs of nylons export- Novombc-r--the last monthly figures available--Mexico bought dozen pairs. Cuba received isairs. A A i ment proponent for an early end i bungalow.

The joists are alumi- 3 i to the payments. I num so are tne inner and outer Farm leaders always have been walls. opposed to subsidies as a "federal The space between the walls is Republicans Nominate CHOISSER County Judge I T1 i of I i i dole" which no other economic i filled with concrete. The finished vt rp icin! a a insi group in the nation is forced to product is about as permanent as i todav to prepare emergency I accept as a part of its income. a building can be.

Henry Kaiser. for an enrollment of a Under the present subsidy sys-1 the big production man, has his i'-Vt 13 000 sUidcn's for the semes- i tern, they pointed out, the farmer own housing program. Half a doz- vWinnint; March 2. doesn't know how much his prod-1 en firms are getting ready to build It i be the largest registration is worth and the in school's history. Administrators said the enroll- muni, would be nearer 15.000 if consumer the bath, kitchen and furnace! of i i before a a a accomoriations could be Red CrOSS Seeks i p.D-A idle in i area.

Walsh of a a vrhn i i i 'for more than 5,000 pros-' as a started the I'amoiK Senrste i i Cation of the on 1 ire Teapot oil scandal. A I Harry i i liy A A i but just, before his a i a i wants a move inject i i i i i i lie' ior I i Harbor probe. does not know how much he ac- room in a single unit, ready to in' tually is paying for food. i stall just before the roof goes on. Concrete Foam Blocks Andrew J.

Higgins. the New Orleans boat builder, has the newest thing in building materials, the concrete which is whipped in- a i i i approached a i a a a of a i i a Birth Flowers Birth flowers; a a a a Jtion; February, primrose; a April, daisy; May, lily of the a i i a i a i i i a i a a iuiiiS'ier i a i has been a a a od by a a i i i.U.'Vici- of a i Harbor i i i i i inchulir.g the i had i i i s. i a a to i i i i has boon bor. to a i i i a the. Jap attiick.

i a i "(n view must i i i a i i i i iijiesi i i 1 i i i i deal should a over i 1 i a i i a i a i a i be i "Thfise a i turned i h(? would a However, he plants, hut rejected tin-; pr, a "It smacks loo i politics," he dct-l Price nil Boss i can cet someone TEAPOT UOMK SLi'l'TH IbalTon this, hut I'm a kkes. i i' make any the nation's oil. is out ot the ry Hopkins." jiicturc- a i most people i is i'd or i i i i i i i on vr i i i i -invn The i'rosidovi! KFC a i lhat i price pcctivc students who have a i OS a i a i to i 9.515 i i Aid CoUfSS lor i semester just Star! of new was do-! The Saline County Chapter of laved a week to allow more i the American Red Cross is en- uV out these cmergcncv i deavoring to contact ex-service i men who have had first aid tram, i of 75 barracks at a i 'i Field 15 miles awav. to ac- and who would be mteicsted in 0 a 2.000 veterans i becoming instructors. 1 I 10 ihn univcrsilv: conversion of a First aid tram.ng for a gicat a i i a dormitorx- for aOO percen age of Uic population is ad-, erection oi 275 portable i vocatcd by the Red Cross as a a here from need increased by increased traf-1 and release of i fie on the public highways.

of Xewman a by A Ex-service men who have had and of men's residence balls by the the preliminary training may take a openiim up 375 spaces, the instructors course without re-; In addition a house-to-house, a 1 viewing the standard and a a v.ss of a i a a by I ed courses and can fill a great members of the camnus A i a need as civilian instructors. post produced a Instructors in outlying com-1 alxHit. fi(X) in rooms not previously i munitics arc one of the chapters i rented to a i i on i greatest needs, Mrs. Opal Cathn campus have agreed to open i houses to 250 more Largest previous was acting today, should first aid chairman, said Men who are interested communicate with the TM bet we could get a lift U'they .,2.400 in 1MO-41. Since many Red Cross office in the court local quarters formeny occupied by house, or with Mrs.

Cattm. ncw ESTINGHOUSE Radio. Ev- have been taken over by erybody wants to hear the new i of i i a personnel Hard of Hearing don't, know it. Truman a i i divert the a to cnukmd. 'valley; June, rose: sweet pea; a i a responsible i at least they wore no! on August, gladioli; September, aster; i i i out nicest, oil scan- the ground as i i i iQctober, dahiia; November, 6 i a IP Tcripot Home, i JJic.kam i i 'snthenium; December, holly or I of c(in- i i up in i i i i i v.li.-n I'IH- ipoinsejtia.

ton Anderson. Japs attacked. -H Anderson was once a reporter on llHJTTEU BLACK MARKET Cliiidren's Shoos the Albuquerque. N. a The Office of i Chanute Field.

Conservative ti a show a ty WESTINGHOUSE, the radio of top performance. In a i shoes for your child ts i His publisher, the late Carl Magee. Trade, now the Commerce 'a responsibility. See that the shoes had led a battle against, the forostry Department, is a i a .4: U. properly fitted; they 'should be a public lands policies of Presi-JS.

customs i i a to "investigate an inch longer than the child's foot, 'dent Harding's Secretary of some strange shenanigans in 'the "heels and counters' should fit snug- Albert. Fall. Cattle, not ire-sale of butler this country has Jly," and the arches should give sup- ioil, was the original motive behind I been exporting to Mexico. I'lic crusade, clue to the fad that I Despite W.itcr Vvorr.cn in nivn.l M'o-ii; do not i should suadc husband or son to make a cart from nn old coaster or baby cnn-iarjc. This be used for i i changes of vvii'cr and also I for tbc basket clonn cloihcs to i he for drying.

Thus there will be i i ot i i and stooping. Have the clothesline placed at the right height for your individual arm-reach. i more than 10 millions with some dif- class by itself, a thing of beauty ficiilly in hearing in one or both that has no competition. Come to ears; 5 millions have disabling handicaps, often accompanied by a psychological frustration, and more than 1 million school children urgently nce-d special acoustical attention. SKAGGS and hear the radio of the future perform today.

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