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THE MARYVILLE DAILY FORUM, MAKYVTLLE, MISSOUKT, WEDNESDAY EVENTNO, NOVEMBER 9, 1949 SIX Answer to THEY'LL HAVE TO MAKE IT EASIER THAN THIS Drew Pearson on Washington Merry Go-Round Denizen of the Deep LIB. rn lackering Over Policy Leads To a Bare Republican Cupboard So Sunday with their patents, Mr. and Mis. Jack Lynch. Miss Rita Brady of K.tnsa.s City spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents, Mr, and Mrs.

Barney Bi ady. Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Davis and sons. Gary Lee and Jiriimie, of Kansas City spent the weekend with his father, J.

Loal Davis, and' his sister, Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Auffert, and Dean Davis of Ravenwood.

Mr and Mi's. Leslie J. Jennings, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L.

Faddis and Mr. and Mi's. Charles E. Coffey were Maryville visitors Saturday evening. Roy Veach and his daughter and son-in-law, Mr and Mrs J.

Blair of Kansas, spent the weekend at the Eugene Veach home in Ol- HORIZONTAL 1 Depicted fish It has a mouth 13 Interstices 14 Come in 15 Pedal digit 16 Puff up 18 Female sheep Ruthenium (symbol) 20 Antagonistic 22 Half an em 23 Domestic slave 3 Dnving command 4 Field officer i (ab.) 5 Ileum (comb, form) 6 Salts 7 Warmth 8 Stagger 9 Atop 10 Shoshonean Indian 1 1 Most recent 12 Wet 17 Palm lily -0 Type of poetry Take into Washington Resignation of isolationist insurance man James Kemper as treasurer of the GOP na-liomi committee was dressed up In a high-sounding smoke-screen about foreign policy in order to cover up a bitter personal GOP feud. Actually, his resignation was handed in one hour after Guy Gabnelson of New Jersey became the new national chairman last August, but it was agreed to delay the announcement until the political horizon was calmer. Kemper's exit puts the spotlight As a result of all this, -GOP finances today are in terrible shape. However, with Sinclair Weeks of Massachusetts now in charge of the national finance committee, they are improving. Johnny Haines, one- time Democrat and member of the Roosevelt administration, has been appointed vice-chairman, and some of the big contributors already have promised to kick in.

U. S. Steel vs. U. S.

Government While the U. Steel Corporation vi as using its influence against a settlement of the strike, it was also custody Two-banked galley Expunger 44 Forearm bon 45 Leaping amphibian 46 Within (comb, form) 43 Meadow 51 Mineral rock 53 While 55 Abraham's home (Bib.) r. Compulsion 20 Greek hero 21 Esau's descendants (Bib.) 24 Secured Measure of land wein. Ia. Behold! Luke Reid motored to Lincoln Saturday where he went after his on some red faces and raw nerves trying to increase its tremendous inside the GOP committee, which hld on the steel industry through the U.

S. government Its latest proposed acquisition is a government wartime shipyard at Oraiue, which it plans to convert into a factory for making steel wife and family, Mrs. Reid and children. Kay and Ray. They spent a week with her parents, Mr and Mrs.

W. G. Price. Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Ager and Miss Josephine Ager entertained Sunday with a dinner at their home. Guests were Mr-, and Mrs. Edward Dick and daugh'er. Ruth Mane, and Mrs. Mary McKilhp and daughtei, Miss Hazel McKilhp of Bolckow, Mr.

and Mrs will McKilhp and daughter. Shirley, of Whitesville, and Lewis Fisher of Easton. 39 Round plate 27 Expensive 28 Curse 29 Chemical suffix 30 Thousands (ab.) tl Lutecium 1 (ab.) 32 Ibidem (ab.) 33 Brother of Cain (Bib.) 35 Bound borne 30 Unbleached 40 Railroad (ab.) 41 Greets 47 Measure of area 48 It resemblej the 50 Panama seaport 51 Full of 52 Soil 54 Dispositions 56 Annoy 57 Worshiper VERTICAL 1 Detestation. 2 Waken probably ill be smoothed over now tr-at he is out. Although Kemper talked big about lack of funds in the GOP treasury, real fact is that he was never much of a money-raiser.

The best GOP money-raiser as the man Kemper and Dewey ousted as GOP national finance chairman after the 1948 convention Walter Hope Hope, an able New York lawyer, learned of his resignation by reading it the morning papers, and his friends claim that the shock was i It 5 6 17 I ia in lie 5 "WL iLLiEI 55 5H i' jb7 Jul HO hT42 145 i)5 18 H9 SQ 51 A imtmmm -n -i 55 5M 55 5m 1 I li rl 1 1 I 1 pipe for the oil industry. The shap-i yard was purchased by U. S. Steel's 1 wholly owned subsidiary, Consohdat- ed Steel, upon whose property the yard was built. Then alert Herbert Bergson, head of the justice department's antitrust division, ruled that this would increase S.

Steel's mon Real Estate Transfers opoly position and would be against i esponsible for his death a month or the best of the S. A. The proposed artificial and natural gas franchises which have been piesented by the nty -council are being consideration by that I'odj and investigation is being made, jccordirg to Mavoi W. Gairett Make a dream come true later icn 1:1 "7 However, this didn't please Con- i suiplus of SSOO.000 after the Phil- gressman M- Coombs and other 1 i-delpma convention I Texas politicos who theieupon push- He as replaced by Bourbon Prince ed through both Houses the Pony Express area in Missouri and southwest Iowa districts ill be guests ot the Alpha Phi Omega, college scoutir f.atemity, at the gams with 1. tomoriow Miss in Huiatt of Maitland was 111 t.

hospital iffeiing fiom a badly biuised krr cap and torn leg ligaments rec 111 the women's exhibition hockev game at the college The new Bir Jt eight prices started lovely new nightgown for her gift' Anyone can sew it the Empire 1 I'nes are ery simple Emoroiasr i the dainty nosegays ttianslei F.iUein 9423 size 12 14 16 the Court of St James whose fam-il nad almost mdeied their clothes .01 their presentation to the king 01 Congress authorizing the ship aid 1 facilities to be sold to S. Steel. Once before, congressional and White House pressure was used to increase S. Steel hold on the ir- II li I. I- Vi Hi.

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Ill," iT Hi- i -Uld 1 si Kninot.il st, umi.lzi nil Wl'i' VI 1 1 jl lot- jnl 'j. Hlo at $895 A thirteen car shipment of racing colts, including five sired by Insco, the sire of Lawrm, were shipped from the Ben Jones stables 111 Par-nell yesterday for winter racing 111 Miami. it Vil I mi 1 11 Quit Claim Deeds I', irl I- nl. t.l I lit 11 -I I. I', i I I I Vi, WW 'In 1 Koiin, i I i I i --1 ii llin 1, 'u in i io I mdustiy.

After the war. when the government advertised its Geneva, Utah, steel plant for sale, once again the justice department's antitrust division ruled that anv sale to Steel would be against the best interests of the nation VVUVVJIUVU V.La Mi and Mrs Geoige Irvm of Bed- ford, spent the weekend with her sister, Mr and Mis Mossey I Paul Duffy, who is working in St i Joseph, spent the weekend with his i parents, Mr pnd Mrs Hugh Duffy I Mis Franken and daugh ter, Rita. Sybilla and Barbara, aie spending a week New Hampton and Kansas City Miss Selma Pedei.son and Mr and Mrs Marion Soienson of Maivville' spent Saturdav visiting fuelids here Mis Graham and daugh-1 ter Miss Ellen Grpham of McPher- 18. 20. 30.

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Print plainly Name, Address with Zone Size and Style Number. Fai nan Mr and Mrs Robert Coffey and son. Robbie and Mr and Mrs Char- les Coffey entertained Saturday for their parents, Mr and Mrs Ed 1 Interference i one ihe great f.iotball except when it emanates hum the psots YEARS AGO 20 Hov. ever, then Senator Abe Mui dock of Utah, now a labor lelations 1 20 commissioner, pulled every wire pos- hen they heaid the news of Dewev's defeat Between January 1949 and August 4. when GOP Chairman Hugh Scott resigned, Talbot had raised the magnificent sum of $71- 1 000 while Scott and Kempei were spending monev at the rate of a month Talbot mam excuse was that he couldn collect funds because or the Omaha GOP light.

And when I it became apoarent that Gu Gab- melson as to be the new chairman, 1 Talbot began a quiet campaign him, which culminated a lunch at which he and Gannelson patched up their differences That same num. however. Talbot dined with an oil excrutie who reported back to the new GOP chairman that lalbot had begun his attack all over again Subscription Rates By Carrier in Maryville, per two weeks 40c Bv Mail Missouri Der vear $5 00 s'ole ro ell the jovernment's pro- 1 An additional news service foi pertv to Steel Simultaneouslj Forum readers mil go into effect to-Secietary of the Treasury. John I morrow with the installation ot a Snyder, a good fnend of S. Steel i.ew bulletin bo.ud outside the President Ben Fairless, was given Forum office son Kas to their home Friday aftei i'n two week? in the home ot 7 Menisan Miss Grain Bins Corn Cribs WAGON' BOXES FARM TKt'CKS Corn Elevators Corn Pickers Coffey, and daughter.

Lavonna. and son Eddie, of St Joseph, and then sistei. Mi and Mrs Kenneth Mon-son and daughter. Vicky of Atchison Kas. Mi.

and Mrs Francis A Mess-baiger of St Joseph visited Saturdav with hei patents. Mi and Mis Schaaf Henry Berg had foi his weekend guest hts sistei. Mis Fiani llem-gan, of Kansas City Kenneth Lynch and sister. Miss Deloies Lynch, of St Joseph, spent credit for talking to the White House. At anv rate, Piesident Tiuman personallv duected Attornev General Tom Claik to ovenule his antitrust division and decree that there was no oojection to selling the gov-driimcnt Utah steel plant to U.

Steel Thus the steel corporation has, been hi the fortunate position of Holt Supply Co. Nina Memgjii iccompamed them to Kansas Citv Mrs Zzov. has letumcd to i her home Kansas Citv after visit- ma li lends iieie Tuesday I Mr and Mis Haiold Bruht went to Kpns.is citv Fndav where thev i picked up Mrs Bimht's and' her husband pnd M-s John Kirk-, and they visited Nashville' Tenn the Masei Connie Reynolds httle Mibi Peq: Reynolds of Maryville spent tne weekend with thei- grand-paient1- Mi ana Mi- Waltei North Side Square 'per 6 mont'ns S2 75 1 nem aole to thumb its nose at Maijvilles pians foi the cclebia-tion of Armistice dav Monuay include a big: chnnei for all icemen at the aimorv at noo.i. a dance and bridge pan; foi them and their families and fuends at the Countrv Club the evening, and a special piogiam at th College A busier vill blow taph tne couithouse at 11 a Almost 350 people dined thi: noon the basement of the Fust Methodist chuich wheie the ladies aia is conductm a d.nner and bazaar, according to Ganett, chairman Mi and Mrs Fian'c Van Velson of the Harmon' vicinity were in.ii-ried 50 eai3 Tnev have thiee sons, Floyd. Rov and Ho a aid Cnarhe Hopple and Suie Wndou ard Robert Wilder and Opal Fot'ei were married a double ceiemom by Judge Roelofcon jesteida" The tvvo couples will faim neai LORD'S ACRE SALE SKIDMORE METHODIST CHURCH Sale to be held west of GrahTs Factory Friday, November 11 SALE BEGINS 1:30 P.

M. Corn, liav, hoi, poln'rw-s. ihv-cd nuki'V, in () HiKHi Inc. chirki'ti. inn violin dour, of f.

1). iitntiv oilier Anyone wishing to donate articles for this sale are welcome to do so. ('oi. (ili'ii nnxHoy. Aui'tioiieor ll.iirv Wol) Ki'llUM HiiiiM-.

Cirtk- Dinner and Bazaar 'flic Won 1 1 'ii Socio! of 'in i-l i. in i ice will hold licit ANNUAL ARMISTICE DAY DINNER BAZAAR in the Church Basement. Adults 85c School Children 35c. Serving Begins at 11 oClock In iln ftaziini tlicic will he F.mcv Woik, Apioiis. ('tinned UotwK by month 60c By Mail Outside Missouri $6 00 per six months $3 50 bv month 85c President Truman fact-finding eoaru and at the same time get President Truman help tightening its monopoly hold of the steel m-dusti Advtrlitfmtn: If you da ot get your piper by Mir.vvulp cu-ficr by 7 ni call 502 Tai bshfeen 7 and 7 30 From where I sit 6y Joe Marsh i "Saved my "Farming" Versus HISTORY IN REVIEW A God-send for G4S-HEARTBURN" WIit 'sss'iirr uh ml uli-- nnlrful wjurstoBiiLiiandi.t-urtbtrt) hw.triL'n.illy hi rijiiitnil tticrf ti ih thcr--ln 1 th1 'ti 1 itTvf ll-ans hr nj, m' rt in jin orrtturu (tilt, to UouMi raom i li tck () BELL-ANS for Acid Indigestion 25c 'Ranching' THE MARYVILLE DAILY FORUM founded as Democrat in 1SG9 Pnbbshed Except Sunday by THE FORUM PUBLISHING 414 41B North Main Street, Maryville, Mo.

Member of Associated The Maryville Daily Forum is a consolidation of The Nodaway Democrat, The Maryvills Repnbl.can. The Nodaway Forum. The Maryvills Tribune and Tho Barnard Bulletin. gether now and then for a barbecue and a fuendly glass of beer." And from where I sit, that about sums it up. Rancheis may have different names'for things or grow different crops.

But all over America folks v-ho work the land shar those common trails of hard work, sober moderation, and good fellowship, whether thev're growing cattle for beef, or barley for good American beer and ale. ,10 YEARS AGO 10 I Some 34 200 feet of citv stieets have been rocked and about 45,000 imoie have been graded for 1 on the citv-WPA stieet locking pro-jee; The Nodaway -Worth Electnc Cooperative has received a lepoil from Washington that their pioject has i been approved by the REA examin- I mg committee Moie than 40C Bo; Scouts from Talked to some editors who run column in their papers in htates where there's mostly cattle and sheep raiding about the differences there miptht be between 1 arming and ranching. And they told me: "Joe, there's ro real difference between cattlemen and fainiers. We make oui living from the land like your folks do; we have the same 4-H Clubs and Granges; the same problems of piices- and maiketmg. I ''When it comes to recreation, we have the same liking to get to Chester Krause J.

Alcott Editor Business Mgr. Entered as second class matter, June 4, 1910 at Pnstof'-e at MaryriUe, Mo, inder Act of March 3, 1879. CLOSING OUT SALE fii sohl mv laini. I will hold cloiiiir onl -ale at farm 4 mile1- east of Marw die, oi 7 miles weM of Ravenwood. on U'mhway Xo.

4, at li' o'cltick, on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1949 CATTLE 2 fiiHMie-ey cows. 4 years old, to freshen in the 4 Red Poll cows, 2 vears old; 2 heifer calves. 1 hull calf, 1 steer calf; roan Shoithoin hull, 2 years- old. OUT OUR WAY By J. R.

Williams YOUR INTERESTS ARE OURS Whalcvi-r Ainif' liccik ni pmhli iu-j may ho. we appioacli llioin witli I lie aim of -oi viiig yotiv Capital and Surplus $250,000. CAM'T VOU HEA5 US YELL JVVELL, VOU CAM I QUIT VELLIN' CUZ. I THE MS HUMTERS I 1 ING OUR. HEAPS OPF VOU GO BACK AND iSET A FEW 1949 U.

BREWERS FOUNDATION MISSOURI DIVISION 908 SYNDICATE TRUST IUIIDING. ST. 10UIS SPRIGS OF THOSE HATS RESTIM ON I BEAUTIFUL EEC AMP VH SHEEP 7 ewes, and eais old; 21 spring lainhs; 2 years old: 17 ewes, to uck, 7) years old. HOGS Galon Russell wi row Feh. 10; 10 mixed hoat- ell 1 Hani) sow to far-weight 50 Ihs, veterinarv vaccinated.

HORSES 2 hay mai-es yeais 01(1. MACHINERY New nihh. ired wauon with trailor EROWM OWES ALOMG IttAI rtNLt. jfu "is EROWM OWES ALOMG fthTHAT i hr'L and horse tiitch; almost new waion ho and seoop end-Viiti iron wheel wai-on with hay rack; McCoriuick-Deer-ing fl. lnowor; Deere stdicv rake; corn planter; disc; walking: plow; iraideu nlow: new MefVv.

mick-Deerinic com sheller; furrow openers. CITIZENS STATE BANK Maryville, Missouri HAMPSHIRE SALE Spring Gilts, Bred Gilts, Boars and Sows with Litters 71 Sale Barn, Maryville, Mo. 1 P. FRIDAY, NOV. 11, 1949 Sired by Grand Champions for four generations.

New blood for Old Customers. Fieldmen: Reid Stewart and Jim Henderson. Auctioneers: Col. Charles Taylor and Glen Bradley. Write for Catalog.

Lunch by Bethany Ladies. Clora Gray, Barnard. Mo. ORPHAN ANNIE MISCELLANEOUS Set of harness and col lars; water tank; iron kettle; new aivanized roofing, 12-ft. lontc; oil barrels; hay fork and rope; hedge corner posts; 10 rods of new M-inch woven wire; some used woven and harh wire; wire stretchers; electric fencer; 80 lods of smooth wire; slat corn ciih; :) cow stanchions; feed bunk; ho- oiler; troughs; one-man saw; vise; maul and wedges; Brings and Stralton gasoline motor; water separator; 5-gal.

cream can; Warm heater; Monarch range; ton or move of Illinois coal; other articles too numerous to mention. Brooder house, 10x12 in good condition. CHICKENS 10 dozen ICarl May's super mating White Rock pullets, April hatched; (i dozen year old-White Hock and Austra White liens. FEED (75 bales of timothy, clover ami lespedeza miverl hay; 1J)0 hales second cutting clover and lespe de.a; 25 bales of wheat slraAV. This is all lied with wire.

TERMS -Cash. Lunch by Merry flub. GEORGE C. PIGG Taylor and Moore, Aucts. Alva Lett, Clerk.

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