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Show LEHI FREE PRESS, LEIII, UTAH IPS Heleased by Weitcra Newspaper Union. 'A' Banners for Record Breaking Crops Will Honor Farmers in 112 Counties of Nation Who's News This Week -- a Food Processors, Too Will Be Awarded ; 'Victory depend as muck on our ability to product food as on our ability to manufacture guns, planes and ships." Franklin D. Roosevelt. ACHIEVEMENT 'A' AWARD By Delos Wheeler Lovelace Consolidated Features. WNU Release. YORK. On the other side WRITER'S INSPIRATION NT of Boston A FLAXEN HAIRED DOLL from the selective North Shore lies Quincy, the shipSEEKING AN INSPIRATION. yard town. It was there that Capt. something to write about, I stopped America's food producing Deiore a store window in my town. eounties will leading will be A Merchant Marine presentation ceremony be awarded "A" banSure enough, there it was, a flaxen- - ners bv the armv for their exceD- - held for every honored plant as soon Cadets Taught Sea first learned pret- tional contribution to the nairea, as possible after formal announceyear's food ment tily dressed little lady a doll. Tricks by Master about tides-sal- t of The award. the ceremonies program, the War Food administrasattang, That doll had been produced to tion has announced. Presentation of will be simple but impressive. In and ships. He's never strayed far isfy the motherly instincts of a lit- the citations for outstanding effort appreciation of the essential role befrom the sea since. Even now in tle girl. An object on which to lav- will be made during Thanksgiving ing played by seasonal processors his job of commandant of cadets ish an instinctive mother love. It reek, with similar awards being giv- in the "Food for Freedom" proat the United States Merchant Matold me a story of thousands of work- en to food processing plants which gram, the army and navy will corine academy, the Annapolis of the ers employed in the making of dolls, made good records. WFA with in operate making the merchant marine, at Kings Point. a story of food and clothing and Desiened bv the armv's heraldic presentations. L. I., he's close to the blue reaches shelter for many thousands of fami- division, the "A" banner compares To protect the prestige of the "A" of Long Island sound. The Kings lies created by that motherly in- Kith the armv-na"E" nennants and the honor it represents, War Point school has been turning out stinct of our small lassies and our warded industrial nlants. It will Foods administration will exercise officers to run the shiDS that get ability to satisfy that appeal. carry a blue "A" surrounded by a stretch the available supply. Substi- supplies to the fighters at the war It brought to my mind the condi- wreath composed of a head of wheat tute when the items wanted are on fronts for a vear now. and the tions in many other countries in and half a gear wheel, all on a the scarce list, even if it means cadets have learned navigation and which little girls have that same green field. g changing eating habits. XTrtfTrtin if inns tsw tVia rrt tr from a master. ovv discipline of countries motherly instinct; Another way to conserve is to buy Captain Stedman was just where that instinct must be, and is, Ing awards will be made by state and store vegetables that will keep of 20 when the United short satisfied with a rolled up rag with war boards of the U. S. deDartment well. This is particularly imporStates entered World War I and a string tied around it a doll with of agriculture, and regional direc tant in the case of white notatops he quickly left his native Quincy out the reality of flaxen hair, blue tors of the Food Distribution admin this year. The crop has been ex for the deck of the coast guard eyes, red cheeks and pretty clothes ; istration will suggest deserving ceptionally large. Including both cutter Ossipee. From August, of lands where that motherly instinct processing plants. The final 112 winand late estiis it early potatoes, 1917. to Januarv. 1919. he was on does not provide comforts for homes ners will be chosen by the War mated that it will total more than the hazardous patrol between by making jobs for workers. It also Food administration from these 460 million bushels. Of this, 360 nominations. banGibraltar and the British Isles. of Allocations the brought to my mind the days of our million bushels are late potatoes ners among the 48 states will be Back in America, he took a few grandmothers, our great and and are now being harvested. The marine engineering courses at who, as little made on the basis of the relative late potato crop is 73 million bush Massachusetts Tech and speedgirls, had to be satisfied with a rag farm population of each state. Some els larger than the late crop of 1942, states will receive several county returned to sea, this time in with a string around it as a doll. ily and the overall 1943 croD is 33 mil the merchant marine. doll awards, due to the laree number of d lion bushels larger than the nrevi- That farmers within their boundaries. His heroic part in the rescue of 28 ous record crop of 1928, which to pictured for me the difference in our Factors which will be considered extreme caution in making the taled American standard of living of today million bushels. So it is men from an Italian freighter in an and in the time of our grand and in the selection of the most Droduc- - award. The procedure for plant plain that the farmers' response to October gale in 1925 skyrocketed the government's plea for increased him to fame and the chief officer-shi- p and in our tive counties, according to WFA, in- nomination, however, is simple. of the then queenly Leviathan. standards and those of many other clude: (1) extent by which 1943 goals Any employee of the Food Distri- production has been splendid. It is nations. It illustrated the necessity were exceeded, (2) extent of the bution administration in Washington a great national asset to have this of maintaining our standards, not shifts made in order to produce war or in the field may propose a plant record crop of potatoes. e It also CPRUILLE BRADEN was a alone for our small girls but for all crops not previously grown in the for consideration. Likewise, the presents problems of distribution bucko when he found himof us, and as an incentive for county, (3) ingenuity shown in meet- nomination may be made by one of which, if not efficiently handled, may self a girl behind an aristocratic achievement on the part of people of ing production problems such as la- FDA's regional directors, or through result in ine waste of, or the diver- grille in Chile and courted her for bor shortages, (4) record made in the Washington branches of the sion from human other nations. consumption of a our increasing yields per acre and per WFA. An Awards board will conin utilizing potential latent sider every nomination and recomand man, Has Considerable Doug Fair- UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER land and labor resources, and (5) mend final action to the director of AND THE ENEMY in a Job, Heft, Family banks extent of with other food distribution. seven - reel UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER. war programs. Because of the short rr?iH thriller. Now he is too fat to be That phrase appeals to us. We like Presentation of the "A" time many operators are in produc romantic, but he has all his youthful the sound of it. We picture it as rep- which are to be flown fromflags, the tion, prompt attention will be given assurance as he tells Americans in resenting a decisive, conclusive, def- courthouse of each winning county, to every nomination. Cuba not to monkev with the is inite beating of the Hun, the Jap and will be made by a representative land's political machinery. The Consumer's Part. their satellites, and we are for it. of the army at special ceremonies Much as the breasts of fa Braden is our ambassador to But just what does it mean to Cuba. It is like him to have a factory workers will rwpII with the enemy peoples? Does it call for when they see that "A" Dannpr flut an unconditional surrender of their diplomatic job. So far as the records go he has tering in the autumn breeze, they armed forces, their armies and Know it is but a symbol of the mighty been second rate only once. At navies and their war production effort that every American is makYale, when he tried football, he facilities? Does it call for the abdi was fair to middlin' but no ing to win the war. Not onlv nrn. cation of their governments? Does more. Elkhorn, Mont., had ducers of food, but consumers too, it cau lor these, plus the surrender have failed to train him properly eitheir to part play. wunout conditions ol all the people, ther for blocking or rushing. Americas miehtv home front their lands, homes, business and forces But are after he became a graduate Novemmobilizing during of other forms individual wealth? oer in a nationwide campaign to large part of this bumper crop. Al- eneineer in 1914 he led mining Hitler would have the people of war tne Food administrafood fight for freedom. Ranking tnougn the field. help Germany believe the Allies are de- in importance with bonds, marViin- - tion, during the past summer, set He was 20 then. A year later he aside 15 million for the erec manaing tne unconditional surrenery, rubber, guns, tanks, ships and tion of additionaldollars had his charming bride in that der of all the people of Germany storage for Irish southern land planes, food is a weapon of war that potatoes and sweet of tranquil mornings with the confiscation of their individthe potatoes, every civilian can turn against the 1943 where "the mountains get out of the will ual wealth. He pictures for them exceed more crop than by enemy. map." A few years after he had 50 million bushels, available apan armed taskmaster, internment Rallying cry of the food army is enough copper and oil to come back camps, forced labor, the breaking of the slogan: "Produce, Conserve, proved farm and commercial stor- and swing comagainst home ties, the obliteration of nation age. Share and Play Square!" petition. Here he made more money consumer al culture and national trade for a to be arranged by the winning counwho has Every space - in Citizens' out of rugs, real estate, steam shov every com- in his cellar or other suitable ties. A representative chosen by munity will groupslong, long period. x place els, and advise the public of the is in his early forties could to buy and store as many urged If Hitler's definition is correct. the farmers will receive the produc- meaning of these words, and of how afford to become President Roose as he potatoes so there are comparatively few Amer- tion award. conveniently can, each person can contribute to makthat none of this supply of food velt s roving envoy in Latin AmerSeasonal food rocessors thns icans, in our Dresent frame nf mind. ing the whole nation "food con- will go to waste. Other vegetables, ica. This took him from a hand. who would urge any softening of little canning factories, those pack scious." Four government agencies, like onion and turnips that keep some estate at or ers dried fruit, makers of jelly the War Food administration, OPA, mat aetinition. II he is not right, should also be put away in son but the rewards probably comwell, if those who have named the terms and so forth, who operate only while OWI and OCD, are to storage pensated. Shortlv he was minister places. Apples and any to have something in mind, the fruit and vegetables are comins tell the food story. Briefly they other fruits that can Colombia, then ambassador, and be in also are over it might hasten the day of internal kept eligible for a special explain each part of the program: now he and his family are in Hathe winter should also be stored. collapse in Germany if that less award, t or outstanding initiative in vana. It is a considerable family, Produce and Conserve. Share Fairly. drastic definition were given to the overcoming the obstacles in the way American All farmers Americans have done 01 food the share a with and may explain his considerahlo German people and the German producing Drocessed food, nr fnr Five children, plus diolo- armies. The President did a part increasing their output notably, sea remarkable job this year in again the men in uniform in camps at weight. matic doubtless leave him food chores, home on and breaking production sonal records, of that in one paragraph of his Otforeign battlefields, processing plants will be awarded the Achievement "A" ban and they plan to continue the good with the peoples of the other United no time for the handball that used tawa speech. ner similar to that given to coun work in 1944 with the planting of Nations helping to win the war, and to sweat his girth down. j WHEN MOTUER'S SHELVES ties ior larm production, but with a 380 million acres. Helping them with the countries liberated from plant and harvest is something oth- Axis oppression. Farmers white star in the upper each POLONEL William Tudor GardiWILL REALLY COUNT er civilians can do on the production other to grow as much as help corner. can ner has seen Dlentv of antinn they FOOD MERCHANTS, especially These little plants have loined en line. Home gardens also aid in by sharing seed, machinery, ferti- and encountered plenty of excitethose operating the larger chains, more food, as does work in lizer and manpower in order to ment in his 51 tell us we will be short, very short, thusiastically in the nation's "Food making years, but nothing to for processing plants during the rush maKe snort supplies go farther. Freedom" program. The fact on canned fruits and vegetables beMaine Folks season. Are Pl01 .ms Cheerful, willing acceptance of rad ODera- fore the winter is far advanced. It that they are not with Farmers themselves can help pre- tioning rules results in fair shares Justly Proud of tors makes them ineligible for the is then the d bins and Gen. Brig. vent waste of food for before and fitit of army-nav- y food to all, "for E award. goes plenty Colonel Gardiner Maxwell shelves of the home cellar will look market, along with transportation ness and health. T a xr n Standards Are nigh. especially good. It is then we will and other handlers. The Food is critical war material. The which the North African censor now offer special praise to mother for The same rigidlv hitrh standard companies homemaker's job is to save food in government asks each citizen to passes on to the her forethought in stocking the fam- must be met for both the "A" and the kitchen, and public. Outwitting to can and preserve pledge himself to acceDt no rationed mc vicimans to comer with Marshal ily larder. It is then we will appre- the "E" awards. as much as possible. Everyone can foods without giving up ration Badoglio in Rome just as our forces In awarding the "A." the War ciate to the full the advantages of to eat the right foods, those that stamps, and to pay no more than were try about to invade the Italian living in a rural community or on a Food administration will consider, are nutritious and plentiful, so as to top legal prices. When rationing coast at Salerno involved all the farm where a garden was possible. nrst or an, quantity and quality of ruies ana price ceilings are not ob mechanics of an old fashioned meloThat Victory garden may well rate production in the lieht of nvailahla "black marserved, and a few new ones, toe. higher in February than it did in facilities. kets" appear. Do without, if what drama, Other major factors bearing nn The residents of Maine readAugust thanks to Mother. you want can't be purchased fairly. their decision will be: the news throw out their ing Record food production 1. Ingenuity and chests a bit, for the Gardiners with SOLDIER VOTE achieved for the past seven years, are Maine folk from way back NO MATTER which side of the the government in develomni? and yet America still doesn't have war food products. and have a town named after producing political fence you may be on, do enough to answer all the demands . m carrvinsr ont them. What's more Tudor Garnot count the soldier vote before of war and also to fulfill the unthe purposes of the various food nnr. diner is an egovernor of theirs, it is cast. Of the men in the armed chase usual wants of civilians with treprograms. having been elected twice at the service in November of next year mendously increased 3. Effective management; purchasing head of the Republican ticket, nhiii. For the the. very few, if any, will have the privduration power. of to overcome Droduction ohstarlM ' war and for several years after it in 1928 and again in 1930. The In many states ty ilege of voting. r fishermen and lobster men bemanagement-laborelasatisfactory absentee ballots are not permitted. ends, the farmer s problem is not tween Boothbay Earbor and PeIn those where they are permitted, tions, including the avoidance of to be he whether going can find work stoppages. nobscot Bay still chuckle at the market for what he produces, but they are mailed only on request, 4. Training additional labor way he startled them when he forces, and with the complications involved, low he whether can as a nroduce murh absentee records. went campaigning in a yawl; will can he come sell. from but a requests de 5. Accident prevention; health and sailing in with the tide ont of a small percentage. mands will to continue exceed the sanitation. fog to sit atop a fish trap and '.' supply. talk politics. WHEN GERMANY QUITS, re- his Ma Despite of when that may be, we gardless nel Gardiner is actually a native of -will not throw away our ration Will Massachusetts, his father having books. The need for food production Those fantastic dreams of tear- -' more efficient vehicles t innro ii. none of the advantages of steeL been a Boston lawyer and suburban and conservation will be even greate cars made of "su- tial cost. This will mean Newton claiming him a r!.. er then than now. There are mil- drop, lighter while the plastic glass as now deTudor football young was lions of starving people in Europe per" materials with curved glass cars, but not necessarily smaller. veloped presents a captain and plastic bodies, belong to the dangerous han- auu (2) Radical changes will be slow dicap to clear vision. whose lives will depend upon the tops senior preiect, which is way next decade. That's the opinion of in above with the aristocratic Grot-tiepar coming. (5) The next productivity of American farms. mechanical adDelmar G. Roos, a vice president of At Harvard he (3) Auto manufacturers are not vance in the great will industry Motors. probably tackle until a badly shattered arm WHAT OUR SENATORS and repwilling to. gamble their reputation on be the perfection of who is credited with design"futuristic" suffered in the Princeton game of models resentatives heard while they were ingRoos, which and can't automatic transmissions in a the Jeep, cited these meet the hard test of public use. Bimple and his sophomore year, ended his 1911, at home on leave should be reflected inexpensive form. Howas an "engineer's approach" in what they do during the next few points (4) Plastic bodies and curved ever, it is not career and gridiron him to r to expected automobile design: entirely a varsity stroke oar.turnpd in their present form, replace the conventional months. glass surfaces, He earned a hand shift (1) There will be a demand for are gree from Harvd back in unsatisfactory; the bodies have system for several years. 1917 Achievement 'A's oiue-eye- a, AS PLEASING and gay as four-le- find-in- g a real clover this pretty apron with the applique of green clover leaves. A bit more af of material will than serve for the apron scraps of light and dark dotted or figured half-a-ya- rd rea-cneeK- w CONSERVE life-lon- - flaxen-haire- blue-eye- d, great-grandparen- hand-som- a. bv g.tr52 PLAY SQUARE PRODUCE g top-flig- ht 5614 green materials make the easily appliqued leaves. Use the paler green shade for the waistband. 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