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Clock Runs Backward
When Power Fails
ST. LOUIS ir The big clock
atop the city hull kept u straight
face while it ran backward.
Pedestrians noted at B15 a m
that the clock read 6:50. and at
8 26, the hands indicated 8:40.
taicctricmns conclude that
the power had gone off during
t lie night because all the clocks
in the budding recorded dif
ferent times. The big clock out
front, they said, "must have
been contrary and reversed
I itself."
Big Gray wolves once used to fol
I low buffalo herds.
Britain Isn’t What
She Used To Be
Bv JVMES MARLOW
AP News Staff Writer
One of the big reasons for Brit-
ain’s money trouble goes far deeper
than dollars. *
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This i* the fact that Britain's
place In the scheme of world busl
less can never be what it used i
;e. Under the right conditions It
night be as great, but never the
ame.
In the old days the sun never
et on the British
Empire. Britain’s
colonist sons
nade deals that
rave the mother
country t h e
world's highest
living standard at
the time. This is
no longer possible
now that the em-
pire is changing into a union of
equal partner-nations.
One of Britain’s profitable oper
ations under the old system was
to’ buy raw materials in the lands
her armed forces held. These raw
materials were taken to England
and made into finish consumer
goods. These consumer goods were
shipped back to the colonies and
sold to the “natives.’’
This worked until the ’natives’’
began making their own goods and
getting fresh new ideas about run
ning their own show generally.
There came a time when the cost
of keeping some colonies in that
condition outran the predictable re
turn.
As a people, the British never
got so nearsighted while clipping
coupons from colonial investiments
that they couldn’t read the hand
writing on the wall. They led all
colonial powers in thinking up a
civilized way to avoid the explosion
that Could have taken place if the
colonial world had got a flat “no ’
to its demands for freedom.
Transforming an empir? of sub
servient colonies into a common
wealth of equal partners is one )t
the major political feats of history.
It isn’t finished yet. but is well on
its way and the British are largely
responsible.
Britain had to tackle the delic
ate part of this just as she emerg
ed exhausted from World War II
and faced a postwar world that had
turned to other suppliers. Some of
her own dependencies, to whom she
now owed money for the war, were
buying elsewhere.
Within the framework of the new
commonwealth, she has tried to re
build her trade with these areas,
and has partly succeeded. But the
basic fact is that they are no longer
economic colonies in thp old sense.
In other words, the old Britain
was as rich as she was partly be
cause of her colonies. The colonial
i economic system through which
1 they added to her wealth is on its
I way out. Britain now competes in
world markets on a different basis,
and her resources and techniques
have not yet proved up to the Joo.
America has taken her place as
chief supplier of finished goods to
I the world, and the demand for
such American goods has put the
Yankee dollar ahead of the pound
sterling as the world's most wanted
money.
Britain herself must seek dollars,
so she can buy things she needs
from this country, or from areas
demanding dollars.
But these secondary things.
i The basic fact seems to be that
Britain ain't what she used to be
That was a factory for a colonial
world where she had the inside
track to buy and sell pretty much
on her own terms.
The basic British good sense
which realized this state of things
could not last forever is somthing
the world should never forget.
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out ever contacting air in a new
process being developed for canning
fresh milk.
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BE DANGER SIGN
Of Tired Kidneys
When disorder of kidney function permits
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ting up night*, swelling, puffiness under the
eye», headaches and dizziness. Frequent or
scanty passages with smaiting and burning
Sometimes shows there is something wrong
With your kidneys or bladder. for Doan’g
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kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste from
your blood. Get Doan’s Tills
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What Is Behind
Pacific Union? ,
By JAMES D. WHITE
AP Foreign News Analyst
(For DeWitt Mackenzie I
As the cold war grips East Asia,
it is only natural that political
leaders there shouid get together
on how to stop the spread of com
munism.
This is one reason, but by no
means the
- reason, that
’’retired” gener
alissimo of
na, Chiang Kai
Shek, and Presi
dent Eipidio Qui
rino of the Phi
lippines have met
and agreed • fo
form an anti-
communist union of countries in
the Western Pacific. It could serve
a’variety of other purposes.
Before we go into these, here
are the salient facts about the pro
posed union:
It is far short of the Pacific
Quirino and others called for last
winter when the Atlai tic Pact was
announced It does not mention
the military aid necessary to give
it teeth, bu* couM net up an or
ganization capable of being con
verted to hujdle such aid if and
the United States gets around
to It.
President Svngman Rhee of Sou
thern Korea already has said. “Ko
rea stands ready to join.” While
he was saying this, his envoy to
the United Nations was asking
permission to raise the Southern
Korean armed, force from 100.000
to 400.000 men.
In Washington, the State De
partment says it views such move
ments as the proposed Pacific un
ion “with sympathy.” but stands
on Secretary Acheson’s earlier
statement that a Pacific Pact at
this time would-be '"•rmautre.
Getting the United States as a
member is a prime objective of the
union Australia. New Zealand
Siam. Indonesia and Bilrma also
wi 1 be sought as members,
Japan is not considered eligible
now, being technically at war wi f h
all the proposed members. Gen
MacArthur has said nothing pub
lic’y either to encourage or dts
courage the idea of the union.
However Japan is the scene of
growing communist activity, The
supreme commander is a personal
friend of Quirino and recently took
occasion, according to one corres
pondent, to send private greetings
to Chiang just before Chiang went
to the Philippines tn confer with
Quirino.
A dispatch to the Associated
Press from Hongkong indicates
that Chiang may .be promoting the
Pacific union from his “retire
men!” as another way of prolong
ing his refugee government in
Canton as 'he recognized govern
ment of the' Nationalist China.
This dispatch, quoting competent
but not otherwise identified ob
servers, says the news already has
given Cantos a “shot in the arm.”
“What the Nationalists would
like, of course, would be an out
v-e-’k of war between the
fltates and Russia.” says the di'
natrh. “Since this appears un
; 'ikelv, the next best thing would
j he sort of antl-cnm
'-ome common
munist front among Asiatic na
tions whictrnvou’d be a big moral
if not a sunstantial boost to the
Kuomintan'T position.’
The*’ Hongkong report, says the
effect of ’.’cnsolldating wavering
HEALTH HINTS « l<>
By DR. JOHN S. ARNOLD
CHIROPRACTOR
T skin. tions IIF.SF The involving arc suppurative glands glands income inHanmia- oi swol- the
len and hardened and pus accumulates
w ithin. The eruption increases in si/c.
becomes very tender and causes throb-
is larger than a boil and
i therclore K‘ ves <■>’« lo
constitutional disturb
j ancts cons „ tin „ ot h .
lots ot titc
1 he^ache fl “ ,n lcm anc, Pcrature. , genera If ,
c « hun <'« numer-
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sweats and enlarged lymphatic glands.
The presence of these eruptions in
f terials t? !TI of die rr body or t,f>n unbalanced °‘ :“•* ma or -
excessive feeding. If the diet dels elShif^ not
contain tbe right amount ot
7"i", h “Kirrhr«:?,
or white bread, then the kidneys may
be unable to throw off the excessive
poison materials resulting from the
unbalanced diet. On the other hand
the kidneys may be working poorly
due to imperfect supply of nerve force.
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Oliiang-Quiruio agreement has the
Kumointang elements in Canton
behind the party. They still are
betting on American atom bombs
to win a war with Russia if they
can Just stall off the reds long
enough for the war to take place *
the*report concludes *
Quirino is tr. nothing like so des
f „
perate a position. He does have
communist trouble in the dissi- i
dent Hukbaiahaps, but they are
far from being'the force represent
ed by the reds in China, who have
forced Chiang into ’’retiremeht.’'
!’ Quirinb hu., other uomestic trou
bles. In the election next fail he
( faces strong opposition. His Lib
nominated him s
eral party has to
run for a se’ond term, but strange,
ly could not agree on a vice pre
sidential candidate e-nd left Qui.
rino to pick his own. The interna]
split this reflects among the Lo
the -
beraJs is in contrast with grow
ing strength of the Nacionalistas
under Jose Laurel, once puppet
president under the Japanese.
The Nationalists promptly and
strongly criticized Quirino’s deal
with Chiang and criticism seems
likely to spread among Filipinos
who resent inroads made by Chi
nese businessmen in their countrv. 4 i
Only three possible leaders for
any Pan-Asiatic non-communist
movement have been mentioned—
India’s Prime Minister Nehru.
Chiang and Quirino.
If Chianv and Quirino have
teamed up to lead the field, one
reason is that Chiang sees the Paci
fic union as a chance to keep his
regime in Canton gomg.
The initia’ive Quirino has taken A V
as an Asiatic leader may help his
position in a tight domestic poli
tical situation.
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In either cast* there is an excessive
amount of toxic material in the blot*l
stream, which Nature tries to elimi
nate. It this cannot he done by the kid
nevs, either because they are over
worked or because they arc not work-
nropcrly, then Na
ture creates unusual
means of climin.ition
Boils 2nd carbum les are
means of ridding the
body ot }>oi»en* which
should he eliminated
thro.mh the usual chan
ntlj ,
It you are subject to these eruptions a > *
consult your Chiropractor He can tell
you what is wrong with your diet, it it
« faulty. If your kidneys are not doing
all that they should do. he is the one
who can find the cause in a misaligned
vertebra of the spinal column which i,
•— •**>*« *- iia
ncys. He is trained to discover tbs
misalignment and by adjustments re
store it, thus releasing the pressure on
nerves and assuring proper working
of the kidneys. This procedure will
quickly make an end of boils and car
buncles ,