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Reuling Preferences
Librarians report a great demand
for travel books South American
countries usually are high on the
list of desired places to visit While
war fiction lies practically un-
touched on library shelves histori-
cal fiction is widely read both old
and recent titles NOVeli concerned
with race and social problems are
much in demand Movies as al-
ways bring a flood of requests for
the book which has been filmed
Largest Copper Mine
Among wonders of the Rocky
mountain empire is the worlds
largest open-cut copper mine This
Is located at Bingham Utah 28
miles from Salt Lake City The
mine is a theater-like quarry cover-
ing about 524 acres Ore Is mined
by 27 huge electric shovels with dip-
pers of nine-ton capacity Maximum
daily tonnage (ore and cappings)
142185 tons maximum employees
2000
Wing in the Rockies
Colorado rapidly is winning re-
nown as one of North America's
best skiing areas Numerous moun
tam n ranges high altitude bracing
air and dry powder snow help pro-
duce unsurpassed skiing conditions
There are practice slopes for be-
ginners and gentle slopes for those
preferring leisurely skiing Colora-
do's rugged beauty adds much to
the sport
Treadmill Motor Power
In early stages of theft develop-
pent both the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad and the South Carolina rail-
road tried cars with treadmills
driven by horses It is reported that
the strange contrivance tried out
was condemned after it had been
derailed by a trespassing cow
DDT Controls Bollworm
DDT controls the bollworm and
tarnished plant bug but is Ineffec-
tive against the boll weevil leaf-
worm and cotton aphid It gives
good control of the bollworm at 10
per cent strength at 10 to 15 pounds
per acre
ISthision Without Nails
The Cataldo rnision near Coeur
d'Alene Ida was constructed by
the Jesuit fathers without the use
of nails The mission started in
1848 required 20 years to erect It
still standing and in a good state
of preservation
Bovine Obstetrics
Dairy cows have 98 per cent
single births Lea cattle 095 per
cent Most of the rest are twins
!Triplet births occur at the rate of 1
In 300 with dairy cows or about one-
' third of 1 per cent
Longest Tunnel
The Delaware aqueduct is the
longest tunnel in the world The
colossal conduit is 85 miles long
Irunning from about flve miles north-
west of Ellenville to Yonkers just
'north of 1tew ork City
Friend of Sailors
First electric tattoo machine was
operated by Samuel F O'Reilly in
the bowery New York in 1673
Dairy Feeding
Roughagn feeding is ill nin!o
portant part of the feeding program
'on many dairy farms
Radar Locates Storms
Radar now is being utilized to lo-
cate tropical storms
RNEmsnNTars
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WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS
U S Carries Fight to Communists
As Congress Approves Foreign Aid
Income Tax Cut Becomes a Reality
By Bill Schoentgen WNU Staff Writer
(EDITOR'S NOTE: When opinions are expressed in these columns they are those et
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FOREIGN AID:
liotion
With President Truman's signa-
ture on the $6093000000 foreign aid
bill the massive potent forces of
western capitalism moved into ac-
tion against Russian communism for
the beginning of a titanic long
range clash of strength
To observers in the US this inter-
play of forces had all the ingredients
of an epic poem—the power of good
striving mightily ta overcome the
power of evil with the fate of a
large segment of mankind depend-
ing on outcome of the struggle
There was an epic quatay too in
the manner in which congress seem-
ingly impelled by a strong sense of
Urgency raced the bill through for
final action The house approved
it with a vote of 313 to 75 after less
than 15 minutes of explanation and
the senate followed up swiftly with
a voice vote
Two days after passage of the
measure President Truman meshed
the gears of the global aid program
by orderim the reconstruction fi-
nance corporation to advance 116
billion dollars at once That action
released US dollars reconstruction
supplies and in some cases arms to
15 European nations as well as Tur-
key western Germany Trieste and
China
The overall $6090000000 aid pack-
age includes 43 billion dollars for
the European recovery program 275
million dollars for military assist-
ance to Greece and Turkey 463 mil-
lion for China and 2 million dollars
for Trieste All of it is aimed at
areas where communists are sharp-
ening their swerd of aggression
An ill-starred movement in the
house to include aid to Franco Spain
in the bill was defeated before it
had time to do much damage to US
prestige and moral stature abroad
As the aid started to move the
situation abroad stacked up some-
thing like this:
Russia's seizure of Czechoslovakia
its new pact with Finland and pres-
sure on Scandinavian nations the
Soviets' arbitraty action in Berlin
all pointed to the fact that Moscow
was trying to bring about a show-
down in Europe before the Euro-
pean recovery plan began to work
effectively
On the other hand the rapid pas-
sage of the foreign aid measure the
proposal to return Trieste to Italy
and the stiffening of American will
In Berlin seemed to indicate that
the US while not forcing a show-
down was neSertheless willing to
have it as soon as possible
Few persons familiar with the
situation thought that a showdown
with Russia necessarily meant war
But it did involve acceptance of a
risk of war US leaders were will-
ing to take that risk on the theory
that Vie likelihood of a shooting war
is less now than it might be in the
foreseeable future
REDUCTION:
Ta lleamtre
President Truman's veto of the
Income tax reduction bill N'as crush-
ingly overridden bv both houses of
congress-- 311 to 83 in the house 77
to 10 in the senate—and Citi-
ZetIS at back to gloat over the first
major tax cutting measure passed
in nearly 20 years
In his ni)w characteristic
rather be right than be president"
role Mr Truman had stubbornly
affixed his veto to the bill protest-
ing that it mainly NVOIlla benefit per-
sons with incomes of $5000 or more
encourage further inflation and sap
the nation's strength at a time of
interna Lomat dI nger"
Examination of the new tax struc
tore indicated that the President was
right in his first contention at least
---that the law vould be of greater
benefit to persims with high incomes
than to those in lower brackets
Reason for that is that I 2 6 per cent
of $3000 is considerably less than
5 per cent of a million ICuts in
tax rates as provided by the new
law range from 126 per cent in the
lowest brackets to 5 per cent in the
top level)
11ost interesting aspect of the tax
cut development was the question of
what motivated Mr Truman to veto
the bill Ile was aware that enough
members of both houses were sup-
porting tax reduction in this election
year to override his veto hence that
his veto would be a gesture of fu-
tility that would place him on record
as opposing the populae will
Mr Truman must have been
aware also of the strong possibility
Number of passenger cars on the
road in the US today is at an all-
time high according to an article
the April edition of "Business
7k)mment" bulletin of Northern
rust company
Ili is true despite the fact that
passenger cars were manufat-
ired for private use during the war
IA an estimated average of 12
THE FORGAN ADVOCATE FORGAN BEAVER COUNTY OKLAHOMA
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anybody when Gov William M
Tuck of Virginia and President
Truman met at convocation exer-
cises at William and Mary college
Williamsburg Va to receive hon-
orary degrees of doctor of laws
Mr Truman exchanged a cordial
handshake with Governor Tuck
vociferous leader of the sobthern
states' rebellion on the President's
civil rights program
that next year congress safely
through the elections will boost fed-
eral income by reimposing some
version of the wartime excess profit
tax
Iii view of these unpretty but in-
escapable realities tho President's
veto of the tax bill simply did not fit
the preconceived pattern of political
action in an election year Rather
it looked more like the deliberate
driving of another nail in his politi-
cal coffin
In his veto message Mr Truman
contended that increased defense
and foreign aid measures might
make it necessary for congress to
raise taxes next year
"10 the case of the income tax"
he said "nearly 40 per cent of the
reduction would go to individuals
with net inef'mes in excess of $5000
who constitute less than 5 per cent
of all taxpayers"
Also the President continued
while national income is high every
effort should be made to reduce the
size of the 253-billion-dollar public
debt
He was beyond doubt sincere In
his objections but they fell on deaf
ears in congress
A POLOG IA
From Russia
Even as Russia officially ex-
pressed regret over the "unfortu-
nate" British-Soviet plane crash over
Berlin which cost 15 lives plain
people all over the world began to
see more clearly how although no
nation is seeking war now a war
could start accidentally
A pilot Of a Russian fighter plane
had buzzed a British plane carrying
14 passengers as it was landing in
Berlin The transport crashed in
the Russian zone where the wreck-
age lay for 12 hours before the
bodies Were permitted to be moved
Tension in Berlin eased somewhat
when British officials accepted the
Russian apology and canceled plans
to assign fighter plane cscorts to all
air transports corning into Berlin
The ufficial British account of the
crash quoted eyowitneses Os saying
that the Russian fighter pilot was
"frolicking" when he hit the big
plane
While the fighter pilot undoubtedly
had not been ordered to harrass the
British plane it was equally appar-
ent that he and his cohorts had not
been forbidden to do so
Aside from the number of lives
lost the disturbing part of the inci-
dent is that it was in a mzumer or
speaking an aggressive action an
overt act Of deliberate provocation
And if is just such incidents as that
that world leaders fear might one
day touch off the conflagration
Headliners
IN MANILA P I Ariston Alma-
lel veteran of Bataan received- an
army back pay cheek for 43 cents
rromptly went insane and died
IN GOSHEN lad Harold Tins-
ley 3 wanted to do something for
underprivileged children overseas
nobly turned over to the Salvation
Army his entire hoard of bubble
gum--561 sticks
IN ARTESIA N M Conscien-
tious city fathers were trying to
figure out a way to keep absent-
minded citizens from mailing letters
in trash eons -
Cars on Road Hit Historic Figure
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pillion passenger c a r s - wer e
scrapped or put into storage yearly
during the same period and that
postwar production has not yet ex-
ceeded the best prewar years the
bulletin stated
Latest available figures indicate
a total of 275 million passenger cars
registered in the US on July 1
1947 the article reported
ZECHARIAH I:I-4 4 7-R
DEVOTIONAL READING: PRitirria 24:
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Zechariah Pleads For
Righteousness
Lesson for April 25 1918
Z EOIARIAH ahnost certainly
was born and reared in or
near Babylon and was trained for
the priesthood and ordained of the
Lord as a prophet
Iiis father Bere
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we studied last
Sunday Zechariah
began his minis
try only two
months later than
Ilaggai—a minis-Dr-
Newton try which was to
summon the peo-
ple to righteousness as a condi-
tion essential in the rebuilding of
the temple and in cleansing them-
selves of idolatry if they were to
throw off the yoke of their foes
The student will need to read 11?
entire Book of Zechariah to have
the background for this lesson
Also Psalm 24:1-6
LIVING TOGETHER IN COD'S
WAY
TURN ye unto me saith the
Lord of hosts and I will
turn unto you'! Zechariah 1:3 Peo-
ple Cannot live together in peace
and harmony until first they are on
Speaking terms with God The in-
sidious onslaught of secularism
was weakening the Jews at the
very moment when they needod tn
be strong and united for the task of
rebuilding the temple and restor
ing their life in Jerusalem
Read further into the prophecy
of Zechariah and note the admoni-
tions of the Lord for kindness one
toward another—kindness and un-
derstanding and sincerity which
are the indispensable qualities of
community life
WHAT MAKES A PEOPLE
GREAT?
Z ECHARIAH reminds the people
that the downfall of their
fathers had been due to their for-
getfulness of God He calls them
now to repentance of their own
sins that they become truly a great
people "Fear not but let your
hands be strong" Zechariah 8:13
"What makes a nation great
and strong?
Not brick nor stone nor wood
But Justice love and brother-
hood" Boys and girls will do well to look
again at what this old prophet was
saying We long to see the United
States a truly great nation Then
let us be strong in the Lord
GOD HAS A STANDARD
READ chapter seven verses
8-14 and 8:16-17 for some of
the standards which God sets up
for his people "Execute true judg-
ment and show kindness and com-
passion every man to his brother
Oppress not the widow the orphan
the foreigner or the poor and
never plot evil in your hearts
against one another"
Zechariah is here epitomizing
the Ten Commandments and the
Sermon on the Mount All of which
is to remind us today that we do
not need new standards Ve simply
need to conform to God's eternal
standards
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GOD IS TO BE SOUGHT UNTO
first eight chapters of Zee-
hariah have to do with the es
sential qualities of life if the people
are to rebuild the temple The last
six chapters deal with the general
standards of life which we must
accept and strive to attain if we
are to be well-pleasing unto him
like the phrase of the fathers
"God is to be sight unto" And
how are we to come into the prcs-
nce of the Lord? "lie that hath
:-lean hands and a pure heart whc
hath not lifted up his soul unto van-
dy nor sworn deceilfully" Psalms
24:4
It was not enough to rebuild the
temple God wanted his people to
become living stones of integrity
ind fidelity in the city ot (od
This we shall attain only as we
'seek first the Kingdom of God and
his righteousness—constantly- seek
this daily walk with the Lord in
the light of his word
"Righteousness exalteth a nation
but sin is a reproach to any people"
Copyrigbi by the Intetnational Council
Religioui Education obn behalf of 4C
Prolosfant denominations Released by
WNU Features)
By the Bible
11 we abide by the principles
taught in the Bible our country will
go on prospering and to prosper
but it we and our posterity neglect
its Instructions and authority no
man can tell how sudden a citas-
trpphe may overwhelm us and bury
all our glory in profound obscurity
—Daniel Webster
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In FPing Birth Certificate
A birth certificate can become a
very important document for mat-
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and certain rights and privileges
kvhere one is often required
It is every child's birthright and
every parent's responsiblity to have
a properly recorded certificate For
this reason prospective parents
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of their baby's birth with all nec-
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At the time of the new mother's
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the child is born at home the physi-
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duty of filing the record within 10
days In areas with local or county
health departments parents should
notify their health °Meer who can
assist them In obtaining the needed
information
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Gems of Thought
For every woman who makes
a fool out of a man there's an-
other who makes a man out of
a fool—Anon
The real problem of your lei-
sure is to keep other people
from using IL—Anon
tHabit is either the best of
servants or the worst of masters--Nathaniel
Emmonds
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shade of his front porch when a
high-pressure salesman bustled up
the front walk and awakened him
with a cheery "Good afternoon"
He had a sample book of a 10-
volume set on scientific agriculture
he was selling
The old farmer was at length per-
suaded to page through the spec--
men volume
"Nope" he objected "ain't got
no use for it"
"But you ought to have it" the
salesman insisted "It will teach
you to farm twice as good as you do
now"
"Hell son" barked the ancient
agriculturist "I don't farm half as
good now as I know how"
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The Forgan Advocate (Forgan, Okla.), Vol. 20, No. 52, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 22, 1948, newspaper, April 22, 1948; Forgan, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2158604/m1/2/?q=j+w+gardner: accessed June 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.