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♦ This Week in * * * ri. # Illlffiiiiii'Wlll There is still hope for peace in Korea, many observers believe, though the Allies have not at the moment accepted , , the Communist pro posal on exchanging prisoners of war. The Allies didn’t accept it, but neither did they reject it. The Red proposal suggests a five nation neutral repatriation commis sion to handle the 48,500 Reds held by the Allies who do not want to go home. Why, the United Nations wants to know, should the question of the prisoners of war be referred to a political conference for solution once it has been presumably resolved by these delegations on the basis of the principle of turning over to a neutral state for disposition? This and a number of other ques tions have been hurled at the Reds by the U. N. delegate in Korea. A number of authorities who seem to know the way the Chinese mind works, believe that the five-nation commission plan is as far as China will go. If, these authorities suggest, the U. N. turns down this plan then the entire Far Eastern situation is likely to remain stalemated indefi nitely. # What is to become of federal lands in the west? This question has been raised by criticis of the Eisenhower adminis tration. They ask it because of the adminstration’s efforts to turn over to the states the rich off-shore oil reserves. They suggest that this ac tion is the first step in a “give-away” of the country’s public-land wealth. These critics point out that once the states gain control of the sea ward reserves they will immediately turn their attention to the mountains and the forests that belong to the federal government. Many indus trial interests have long eyed the tremendous reserves of timber, min- THE BAFFLES By Mahoney gosh/from .YET/ SPACE WELL-LET ME GET OUT AND MOW lTHE GRASS, y Cl UmsAum FAVailfEcbo^ \ Urn mscmtsTl VENUS ums eems / / AM PILOTS^ V) wwfokv r DID WE > J! SCARE YA, DADDY? 'COME PLAY SPACE PILOT WITH US, MR. BAFFLE. -sY S>\ 0 a & C\ 9 ) l Us mm /, Hmuip--- P ljt»7)oramwuEsn - peach ■■ ■ \v m ■v illfi m SriS-.v: si : Peaches are in season ... and it’s Finis to enjoy Borden’s Fresh Peach 77 m. smooth ice Cream ice cream, . . . Smooth, rich in creamy the flavor film fist: juicy peaches. Refreshing! Delicious! Enjoy it often at home 0W or favorite fountain. Buy several pints—today. ; i fr m t V* A J? Guaranteed by Good Housekeeping ICE CREAM tOVE«TlSL3 erals, water and other resources of these federal lands. In the western states, the federal U ,government owns tracts ranging from 5 per cent of the total area in Washington to nearly 85 per cent in Nevada. These lands have returned the federal government large amounts of money and, at the same time, the government has practiced a policy of conservation. If turned over to the states, crit ics of the administration say, these lands would become subject to im mediate “grab” by industrial inter ests who have an eye on profit and are unconcerned about conservation. The administration has said it has no intenton of letting go of the public wealth. But at the same time, there is a trend at work in Congress toward revising grazing nights on public lands as well as the harvest ing of timber arid production of minerals and oil. The problem is now in its initial stage, but is one that the American public should begin to give serious consideration. # A test is shaping up that will be of interest to watch. Wage talks between the nation’s steel workers and the industry are scheduled' to get underway soon. It will he the first test of the administration’s new labor pattern. The question is: Can the White House keep out of the labor disputes? That is the White House policy un der the new administration. Under the Truman administration that was impossible. Pressing Seams Keep an ironing board and iron set up while sewing and press each seam as it is finished. This produces neater, more tailored results, and makes the final pressing a simple matter. atomize ) ] NAW/GIVE HIM A BURST OF 'PARALYSIS RAY AND WE'LL TAKE I » HIM BACK TO VENUS! HALT, .EARTHLING/ , yu ^ —V X -/ WHY don't those kids play BASEBALL OR SOMETHING?/ > EARLY COUNTY NEWS. BLAKELY, GEORGIA Infrared lamps used for brooding chicks and pigs must be installed cor rectly because they generate so much heat, state rural electrification spe cialists for the Agricultural Exten sion Service. It’s now open—the Bluffton Swim ming Pool. Good, clean swimming pool and new, clean dressing rooms. MORRIS LEE. Norman Junior College NORMAN PARK, GEORGIA A Coi-educational Junior College owned and op erated by sixteen Baptist associations in Southwest Georgia. Credits are fully accepted by all senior colleges. A Christian faculty well trained and ex perienced. . COURSES OFFERED IN: A one year pre-college course for ministerial students Christian Training- Pre-technical Training Teacher Training Business Administration Home Making Music Education Annual expenses $510. This does not include moderate fees for chemistry lab, typing, piano and voice. Fall quarter begins September 16, 1953. For further information, contact. GUY N. ATKINSON, President race - setter ? ON INDIANAPOLIS THE SPEEDWAY The 1953 Ford will Yes, the 195.3 Ford has been selected to set the pace *v for this year’s 500-mile race at Indianapolis. Below is -* set the pace for ’ 53! the white Sunliner V-8, with gold trim, which will do the honors in this world-famous speed event. 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