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* The Alamance Gleaners VOL. LXXII GRAHAM, N. C., THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1946 No. 18. WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS WHEAT EXPORT: TOME TO TUT BALI' Cut Argentine Aid Civilian Meat Supplies; In seeking to make the maximum amount of wheat available for ex¬ MacArthur port to help feed a hungry world, Great Ball Season Seen Affirms the Argentine government an¬ r * Purge Policy; % nounced a substantial subsidy to House Conservatives Curb OPA growers and also limited the vol¬ ume of millers to the by Western Newspaper Union. purchases by ma i /« .¦ » Returned Vets (EDITOR'S NOTE: Whan ...... I opinions nro expressed in thcss columns, ore those of last year's level. moonugni uvtr file tludton: Western Newspaper Union's news analysts and not they necessarily « this newspaper.) Payment of a subsidy of over Silhouettes la the Night: Walter 30 cents a bushel in American terms Pidgeon and Frank Sinatra (who Add Color to had a aim: first, at drawing have about 40 million young (ana wheat off of farms where it has between them) spellbound by a Natl Game been hoarded in anticipation of high¬ middle-aged woman's conversation

er and of stimulat¬ in the . . prices, second, Waldorfoyer. . Gene Ray¬ By AL JEDLICKA ing an increase in acreage for the mond, back from the wars, getting WNU Features. next crop. sighs from the Embassy's hatcheck "Play ball!" And the crack of Restriction of millers' use of banditti. . . . Connie Haines wearing the bat thrills wheat to the last year's levels fol¬ a gold-and-ruby collar.and her again Americans dog the nation over as the 1946 sea¬ lowed . failure of the government's pooch weafing her poilsl . . Mrs. program for voluntary reduction of Ray Bolger bawling out the Duke son gets under way. individual consumption from 2.2 and Duchdss of Sutherland for ar¬ While eoftball, football, basket¬ pounds to 2 pounds. Extravagant in riving at her groom's ("Three ball and golf have challenged base¬ their to use of wheat, Argentines or¬ Make Ready") at «:30. ... Ex- ball for youth's attentions in recent dinarily demand fresh bread for ev¬ Ambassador J. P. Kennedy on E. years, the game still ranks as the ery meal, discarding unfinished 50th street telling a colyumist that No. 1 sports spectacle, an enjoy¬ loaves. the stories of his "cornering the able outdoor relaxation for the fans. market in Scotch" are exaggerated. Last year, approximately IS million Good Neighbors Make Up . . . Louise Albritton's "Palm persons paid to watch major and Springs tan".in the Stork. . . . minor league ball, and with most Argentina's substantial shipments Belle of the of wheat overseas during April drew Livingston, attractively gray, big stars returning from the hearty praise of Secretary of Agri- reminiscing about her prohibition war this season attendance should at a . be or cuiiuie /uiuerson as ue u. d. heyday 47th Street bar. . . equally great greater. pre¬ > to resume Lovely Loretla Young at the Wedg¬ Nineteen hundred and forty-six pared friendly relations CARDINALS . . . (center) talka it ever wtth wood Room. . . be a with the South American nation fol¬ . Sec'y Byrnes (at may memorable year for an¬ Johnny Beaaley and . lowing official charges that ths a party in the Hampshire House) other reason, too, for it marks the Peron was nazls. toasting Gromyko: "Those whom introduction of baseball on a big- regime harboring war hath time basis in Mexico. hit .331 before the in Commending the Argentine gov¬ brought together.let no professional joining navy The '* champion Presently held by Italy bat sought by Yugoslavia, strategic Adri¬ ernment for its full co-operation peace put asunder!" Following an old American custom, IMS, and Bobby Doerr,-who rung up batsman in IMS with a .338 mask. atic of has beeo with President Avila Camacho tossed out a .335 average prior to his induction Phil Cavarretta, will be back at first port Trieste troublesome bone of contention in the the allies' combined food Sallies In Oar the first ball at in the peace-making. During visit of United Nations commission to board, Anderson revealed that Ar¬ Alley: Fred Allen the Mexican league's army in 1M4. to pace the Cuba' attack, with help area, was lunching at Lindy's with his first game in which the Vera Cruz In and Big forthcoming from the veteran Stan¬ Yugoslavs staged rally demanding port add civil guards are shown gentina had exported 190,000 tons of announcer K. Blues Boo dispersing straggling demonstrators with Ore hose. wheat during the first half of April Delmar, alias Sen. walloped the Mexico City Ferris, Manager Cronin ap¬ ley Hack at third, who hit .313 ha Claghom. . . . The waiter Reds 12 to 5 before an treat flow pears to have two sure-fire IS to 20 his 13th season and had taken steps to ship an ad¬ brought as a Bruin last year;, the check. . . . "Give it to crowd of 33^X10 in Mexico game while little "Peanuts" MEAT: however, the conservative coalition ditional 200,000 tons the re¬ him," City. winners, Mickey Harris, Lowrey, Andy Pat- during said In the U. Jim ex¬ . went to work in earnest. mainder of the month. Fred, "he does the commer¬ S., chief interest again Bagby and Jim Wilson are ko and Grimm hopes . Big Bill Cut By a 209 to 189 OPA's life cials." ... At the Carnival a H' wood will center on the major league pected to develop into grade A who to .143 last Supply vote, As the U. S. expressed a willing¬ Nicholson, flopped was to a producer was . . . races, the return of moundsmen. year. Followng close upon the restora¬ reduced nine months from ness to enter into a de¬ being panned. though topnotch tion of year hemispheric "But," defended a friend, "he has performers from the services and Nosed out of the Led by the Lea slaughtering quotas to pro¬ fense pact including a irrepressible Argentina pro¬ . 259 to OPA was heart of . . continued postwar should a game in ("The vide for a more equitable distribu¬ By 137, ordered vided the latter carried out com¬ gold." "Yeh," per¬ prosperity by 1MB, Lip") Durocher, who won sisted herald a the . tion ot meat, the department of to allow every manufacturer, mitments the knocker,- "yellow and banner minor league tea- Washington Senators will be fame as one of the toughest of the wholesaler and retailer full to obliterate axis influ¬ hard." son. back knocking at the door again "Gas House at St. Louis agriculture announced that civilian operat¬ ences, president-elect Peron ac¬ Gang" fat supplies would be lower in ing costs plus a reasonable profit in It'll be like old times again in this year if their knuckle-balling the thirties, the Brooklyn Dodgers April, knowledged the American demands The Moem FlteUs: the American with New staff stands under the are May and June than in the previous fixing price ceilings. and his of dem¬ "Dragon- league the pitching up figured to be right up in the 241 to meat subsidies were pledged support the wyck" lights the fuse for a stunning York Yankee sluggers back in there, six-month strain, and the boys can thick of the National race. months though well above the same By 182, ocratic cause. of league period last year. abolished by July 1. display emotional pyrotechnics. denting the fences. But because of stir up enough punch to help out "The Lip" enters the pennant na . . . "The Falcon's Alibi" Is an Jeff a In renewing quotas, By 245 to 150, all food subsidies another average pitching staff, Joe hard-hitting Heath, Stan Spence, with fair country outfield in Pete slaughtering were to be gradually eliminated by New U. S. Striking Force clue-by-clue saga of a sleuth-happy McCarthy's aggregation will be Buddy Lewis and Cecil Travis. Reiser, who hit J10 before Jotadag the department sought to check the gumshoe handcuffed a diversion of livestock from December 31, with compensatory A powerful, new American air by mediocre Head of the Senators knuckle- the army in IMS; Goody Rosen, who heavy . . . increases allowed. tale. "The Wife of Monte Chris- bailers is 35 - - old Emil batted .333 last the major packing centers by smaller price force Is taking shape in Europe, to" offers year year; veteran operators. The big packers' inabil¬ By 228 to 166, price ceilings were built around the super B-29s and cloak-and-dagger stuff set ("Dutch") Leonard, vet of 13 long Dixie Walker, and rookie Gens Har- ordered removed on all goods P-M Jet planes. Organised from in an era when a man's best friend seasons of play who chalked up 17 manski. In the infield, BIQy Her¬ ity to match smaller buyers' bids "bo tuo and remain within OPA reaching the June 30, 1941, level virtually scratch after the disso¬ snuiUi . . . one-won ox victories in IMS against 7 losses man and Pee-we# Reese make a ceiling of London" concerns a on a and an aver¬ that much production. lution of the wartime units after gal spook possessed earned winning combination around urowd, . prices pointed up charges diluted coali¬ spree, who scares up a age of 2.13 The other so- While none too the of the meat being processed was Having strongly the V-E Day, the new force has passable per game. strong, pitching of . . . diverted to black markets. tion's anti-strike bill, senate action steadily been built up to a per¬ quota tingles. "Last Ride" called "flutter-bailers" are Roger staff is built around fire-balling Kir- on OPA was awaited in the face of sonnel of M.9M highly trained spins a few cliches in their graves. Wolff, who turned in 20 wins last by Higbe, Hugh Casey. Ed Head With 15 cent of the . . . per April, May urgent administration demands for men, with an ultimate goal of "Junior Prom" is replete with year, Marino Pieretti, with 14, and and Vic Lombardi. and June meat supply allocated to maximum of the frantic jive that sounds much and preserving powers The B-29s constitute the cacophony Johnny Niggeling, ttronger Giants Still Powerful. the army foreign relief, civil¬ agency to head off inflation. Senate kaabkmu a# tk. L... kl-> like a jukebox calling to ita mate. than in 194S, following the removal The New a 132 York Giants, while net ian stocks will be at rate of disagreement with the house meas¬ and will from French and of ulcere. the hated and feared per person as 147 operate E. the aggregation af pounds against ure would require a conference be¬ German fields while the P-M jets HUlmaa, mag editor, relays Other* Have a Chance. the John McGrsw or BUI for the first three months of the tween the two bodies to iron out this chuckle: A girl energetically el¬ Terry the the are the core of a speedy lighter bowed her While Cleveland, St. Louis, Chi¬ days, nonetheless is expected to cat year. Despite reduction, sup¬ differences. command based at way into the subway. a in this race. still will 16 over that Bremen. cago and Philadelphia have been figure year's No de¬ ply be pounds Maneuvering a seat, she hurriedly fensive the Giants do for the same period in 1945. pulled a comb from her and counted out of the American League geniuses, pos¬ CHINA: purse pennant race, they may, with lota sess power, with Manager , EUROPE: ran it through her hair. She applied who hit .308 last FAR EAST: At It Again powder, lipstick and adjusted her of luck, crowd into the flret division. year, in right; Diet She Because of a strong pitching staff , JOS, at first; Mickey Mac Answers Russ Back in China after reporting to Sample earrings. straightened her headed the sensational Witek, .314, at third, and Walker President Truman on his efforts to Indicating the tight food situation stocking'seams and drew on a pair by Bobby In Russian of She Feller, fresh from the navy, Cleve¬ Cooper, .317, behind the plate. answering inquiries end civil strife in that long-suffer¬ overseas, the United Nations relief gloves. consulted her watch. land stands the best chance of Ability of brainy on the effectiveness of his purge of ing Gen. C. Mar¬ and rehabilitation administration Then she shut her eyes and went anti-democratic elements in country, George to breaking into the select four, while to spur the Boston Braves to givw post¬ shall found the nationalist and com¬ listed sample diets of Italy, Greece, sleep! Connie war Japan, Gen. Douglas Mac- munist forces at each throats Czechoslovakia and Poland, with 83-year-old Mack's Philadel- tvflui* ef/wul Ktr his others Athletics headed (or the nxuiiu owvu umj QoeUtion phia appear vjj again aespite ine recent conclusion bread the foundation in all coun¬ Marksmanship: An¬ cellar the at Russ past actions and a tries. drew Carnegie: The man who dies despite presence of truce. rich and Dick ("No Hit") reaffirmed inten¬ The new clashes centered in Man¬ In Italy, bread, tea or coffee dies disgraced. . . H. Felton: Christopher As as a Fowler on the pitching staff. tions of continuing churia where the nationalists make up the breakfast; thin vege¬ friendly fairy tale. ... A. . . . from their exten¬ to carefully weed sought to seize control of key sites table soup and bread the lunch, and Corio: It is easier to toss a heavy BAST WAT Jimmy Dyke* Profiting again brick than a with Lukl, Jee Smata and sive (arm club system, the St. Louis out undesirable ele¬ nuts and fruit the light . . . Body in the wake of Russian withdrawals. spaghetti, bread, compliment. Cardinals are the (avorites to ments from com¬ Kai-shek's forces took dinner. In tea or cof¬ R. Cornell: There is no greater Doyl* Lade at Dm Chicago White ruling While Chiang Greece, bread, bore Sex. take National honors away than . league manding positions. over smaller strongholds, an esti- fee constitute the breakfast; maca¬ perfection. . O. Henry: the Holding fast to roni with sauce a She looked at him with the from . The Brook¬ mated 40,000 Reds using cap¬ of oil, garlic and unique lyn Dodgers, New York Oiants and previous measures, .1 tured smashed little meat the and beans luminosity tn her eyes that comas I pressed for hon- .MaeArtlmr Jap equipment 8,000 lunch, dry ¦trongly pennant Boston Braves also are tout¬ MacArthur dis- nationalists the Man- or peas in soup, bread, cheese and to a girl with her first suitor.and

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