Show 4-- A The Washington miner PUBLISHING COMPANY o X i By PETER EDSON Merry-Go-Roun- d second Entered at the postoffice atof Ogdca March Act Congres class matter "cording umicu Press 8 1879 Member of The Associated Press NEA Service and A B C entitled to The Associated Press Is exclusively di new spatche cred-lte- d for republication of all the to it or not otherwise credited in this papr and also the local news " SUBSCRIPTION PRICES N 90c a month $980 a year when paid mdJanc By Mail-M- ust be paid in advance 80c in Utah u Idaho J Ln2X$V yetrstates a month $1200 $100 other All Wyoming' " year The Flowers That Bloom in the Spring Tra La Have Nothing to Do With the Case Funds for Pleas College Heavy Officials Report Washington LK PEARSON Correspondent DREW By Alumni from every alma mater Active Duty) (Major Robert S Allen on in the country and the presidents minthe anthracite Now 4hat faculties and trustees thereof are WASHINGTON— since most serious strikes of the one nutting the heat on Washington ended ers have be coal strike these davs in what amounts to a may just Pearl Harbor another educational lobby to anthrain both the threatens tremendous It corner around the NEW YORK Jan 29—The lightthe army and navy of United coal fields the when a bituminous piece conand get cite solemn winter the or side er coal a ano the bituminous with contract pmi i: umt sue money INCOME TAX Mine Workers V Federation 5 American the of j uon 31 sistory and the anthracite March on programs Halized training operators expires of Labor which by happy coinciunaer pressure tram contract terminates one month later dence is always held in Miami gressmen be he in their district are that known let has it Lewis L John been dimmed this year and every college manpower commission would demand big increases for both classes of has Havana denied the lavish and bombarding h education with miners and he plans to do this regardless of the Viai-nomnanv of the union and U S office ofold "Freshwater m formula which steel" "little board's for by good labor demands war nir0fAr ami the tramps who U" institution in waee increases are limited to 15 per cent of what used greatest little to go along to help them drink — to get its share sir thft country workers in an industry were paid on Jan i ivu tne raceiess up the dues and fees of of government gravy And the har Compared to various war time industries the stiffs home back more deserve omciais wno money: Their miners unquestionably of assed government celebrant a Nuzzo of Sam hearty with the which low are decide booming pay compared to collegwill wages and extravagant have how much are Beginning to shipyards and munitions plants also their work defender virinr will get workers of the gains the idea is hazardous except wonder who originated was calm and life However John L Lewis has another reason for Tint- h troinc south at all Brother this academic perhaps as a lammister demanding sizable wage increases He has to build N11770 has been sentenced to 10 cloistered up the prestige he lost during the anthracite strike a taree part of the confusion of penitential meditation on when several thousand of his own miners defied years over this ruckus comes from a lack sins inm him and struck partly against the collection of his errors and nissocial of understanding on just how big the standpoint pity from larger union dues H had he when this whole education for war pro- t le This is the first time in the history of the He was a high roller ex-fcriminal a erattT realy is When the army to itl( United Mine Workers which John L nursed and it and generous law until the chopped him and navy announced themid-D-latest built up that he has been defied ' by his own e his local oi chapter of : their plan in men So to emphasize his usefulness he f will now down for stealing from maae was shakedown or tnat mention union laborers' cember the have to come through with large wage increases-200 of facilities the at use Newburgh would on job the they probably $1 a day for bituminous and $2 a day N Y aqueduct universities and to 300 colleges x r for anthracite miners for From that the idea got around When Brother Nuzzo took off This is sure to cause a deadlock with the operwas the whole program ators They will not grant the increases on the Florida and Cuba eclat was some that this was else and fear expressed that all the thing that he had nothing his put ground that they would violate the war labor Ha love have to tear down others hot alone took only might board's "little steel" formula over all nail up their doors and their ivy A strike over these new contracts would be interest 'whom he sprinkled highduration It can De stated and the for strictly highly disastrous and might paralyze war industry with imported and is no cause suver m there authoritatively is class draped that However perfume in many parts of the country one alarm his also bodyguard for such ' exactly the way things are now heading— unless frw but True colleges and universities the war labor board alters its formula and per- Andy Wallace a punchy ana —: from the FranK Hague joe have taken a terrible beating in mits more than a 15 per cent increase side on the endowments The longer they can keep ImporJersey war Income from To head off so serious a strike WLB may Fay country told thisdown love interest his hun in door Private are will Eventually so the up tant allied naval units tied up in it i wage is open expenses yield If all in court and Brotner waiiace the make can't up dreds of other industries the Mediterranean the better it philanthropy at last reports had found the hea£ differences Enrollments are down Capital Chaff will be for them in other sea area 41 14 per cent from last year so tuiU S Chamber of Commerce President Eric too oppressive around Newburgh —and in this they are doing their on a Johnston will run for the senate in: 1944 on the and was atracketeering N Y big tion is down Eight thousand Japanese allies an Indirect offavor Orangeburg Homer Bone army job teachers have gone to war and a the Republican ticket against Senator few our to Nuzzo by preventing the transfer Brother d Mediterranean politically-mindeWhen on his trial had to take By MAJOR (iEORGE FIELDINGopening the have left of those lot Democrat' Johnston is one of the to "submarine fleet easBritish whole convoys and thus immensely ELIOT men ever to sit in the criisty throne of insisted that Brother Wallace was cuts in pay and work longer hours natwould where Pacific it the said and not his own phenomenon Robert Stripling $4800-aIt's a Big Program the U S chamber urally go if it had no Mediterunder which the punchy one had been dropped committee of Dies the for war education whole this But year secretary ' ranean responsibilities From thit Bove paratively small forces occupy the is so much bigger than the the law now doesn't exist is still trying to fasten in on' him bv Brother James th plan the have Events in £ justified fully armies point of view every day inthat f0Ur allied ttentioniof menlabel on government workers one of the international vice presi one '200-30- 0 the "communist" program college Africa Rommel's can keep m" estimate of Marshal col tioned above that an the longer they are put- axis who joined- - some liberal organization in their dents to keep watch over the take is" a entirely unof- tentionis as previously stated in Tunisia armies gained of which' they could these day of the when will off distribution the and lection an Paramount day be that half or these articles He has fought only ting ficial Spanish pressure guess might youth could be devoted to otner purposes make good use in other theatres Certainly punchy more than half of the 1700 institucause some changes in the movie version of Hem- from the saps in act'oris and rear gijiard s delaying Tolls" Wallace was not there by Nuzzo tions of higher learning normally ingway's best seller "For Whom tothe Bell nowhere seriously conTripoliiahia had Brother Sam American the for' invitation released be will 600000 but it 750000 men and probably testing jhis positions when General The WAVES never heard of the lug untu uromr enrolling women or a total of 1350000 stu- (Montgoimery public in April— despite Franco was prepared to atBove gave him the precious jur dents will be tied in one way or gradually taking over more of the navy's paper er inl He has even abanforce tack on west tne isdiction over the stiffs school work are bringing in some smart officers among all the service Take another itself without dedoned the Hudson' and moreover now definitely set for' termined(Tripoli them Lieut Rebecca Gross former managing edi- shore of was programs and is withresistance hi3 so expensivethat tor of the Lock Haven Pa Express and one of the Wallace became men and women in uniform: all speed-I- t with Tunisia into Al drawing burden a TWENTY YEARS AGO courses FIFTY YEARS AGO few! women managing editors in the country technical obvious-frothe first Special training been has be to was he supposed though s Park? National Church in enlisted men will have enroll- that if the axis high command to settle a Brother Nuzzo's bodyguard he re for Note from the legislature: With of about 110000 ments Secretary Ickes has just managed To add to the inconvenience and really intends to try to maintain gorillas himselt delicate question which dragged on for nearly two quired six or eight and do officer must a foothold in Africa they trouble of the contractors of the the Colorado river pact approved protection from his foes when courses will enroll: 225000 training more years as to whether the Catholic church could for so in northeastern Tunisia where Grsint busi on union to road the took he avenue school building the by the legislatures of both states huild in a national nark train- their lines of communication are air force Army one time was slit even so ness and Ickes asked church decthe Utah and Nevada were engaged in The issue came up when one of the ing in colleges near adequate' air- short and where their strategical force of painters employed on for formal a at banquet rim south on the a build to chapel for permission oration struck yesterday s morning a friendly contest today to se of Brother) Will ports will get another 70000 position commanding the toSicilian of the Grand Canyon national park Ickes replied higher dignitaries obWAACS and all them Training for channel is of greit value cabinet and required a spe and refused to turn a hand until which state would be first in that it was contrary to government policy to per- Green's to WAVES be moved irom obtained colleges has may condition of This of the govto build on park land cial vacation and a special gift mit any one denomination they received a guarantee that they taining the signature meaning that perhaps 50000 wom- the moment the to the recuperate $500 ' from saps of available distinction were the funds and ernor when gain but that some day Miami at $20 a en will be going through their spe- forces made good their footing in would get every dollar jiue them Colo-ta- d the he hoDed to build a church in Grand canyon in that beautiful in state cial courses at a given time Aleeria and Morodco Against pres immediately upon completion of being the first day per gorilla plus expenses lhe which could he used by all denominations is not A that hi3 river basin to ratify the pact yet sure from both sides neither the their work Monday the contractor and definitely Wallace plan Brother of services Ickes thought this ended the matter so was nor a Africa half in calls for forces axis that putting a new approved actually a kept became to obtain luxury Washguards will endeavor surprised to find during an absence from illiterates through" a spe- the capacity of any Intervention by the United Stes v J Dempsey the kitty wan and puny an tne million s eight-weekaddi course which ington that his undersecretary John in cial they force supply system time or F2frope thirty years of war inTheodore now popular governor of New Mexico had to the army's basic to maintain could postion could seshope in was a short when course recall of held council Bove Observers of The Brother Gallup city it DemDsev had told the bishop ex to an hold testi- training If adopted this program sibly be adequate The table was Roosevelt established rs£" precedent sion last night New Mexico "the Reverend Bernard T Epelage that no way embarrassedone by the the both 40000 call will classes for tended! front including totaling mob the of was and adjourn- when he took a hanrf and brought he hour an in a Catholic church could be built at urana canyon mony and coastal! region of Tunisia and the cleared was or so of the without the traffic also manager delay about peace In JJ'Russo-Japane- st taken in church fact ment a Protestant it being understood that The of a Bottleneck It's ' Tripolitania Really jpart three major in off ordinance shoved mob which merchants' license struggle' rnnlrt be built Add all these courses and you axis strategy was thus constrained The bureau detective The was However no Protestant church wanted to Pullman carloads oh Jan 10 to leg-in get a up repealed of a to total of 495000 students to by necessity policy k'dopt Droiect was killed without cere build But Dempsey went ahead and witnout islate and celebrate for labor He be educated for war at a It is j&ffthat Charles Chaplin aui oi tneir Amcau degiven scum criminal concentrating of the fire of the land F&fa Neeri are to be married chief the and and Ickes' knowledge asked the national park service the mony Tunisia a draw $50 is an international man as they time Here you run into a 'curious forces in northeastern ' will hereafter to prepare preliminary sketches partment in now is doubtful if concentration which prog less to maite say in the union racket while bottleneck asIt is now per month the office of fire Bishop Espelage came to Wasnington 495000 beds ress as are there is many There man local a was n 1942 Nuzzo Viorinor Vippn nholished March in tht Barrvmore retains arrangements with Dempsey and ' Added Advantage the two in college dormitories and frater— the Demnsev authorized Superintendent Bryant of the a class distinction between but whether seen championship to be Shakespeare whole remains in the United houses It between a state nity Hassett Barry-mor- e Mesdames of out Ccfoy and) the national park service to permit construction of comparable toa that belt a Juliet goes to maKe member of the aug- States The fact is that between Rommel will attempt senator and the chapel family as the result of tht ion the Mareth line or will entertained Monday evening orth-od6- x 800000 a of million col and the stand A No S U the senate of out ust found that Ickes time this Secretary defeat of sister Ethel by Jan By A F L official would think lege students live at home or in only fight another delaying action rea- Cowl this week Ethel's Caledonians his undersecretary had overruled him! According to The withhavgood weight local racketeer's word private rooms or small rooming there iwhile continuing his as national park officials Dempsey may have figured of takingana international the son to be proud of Che large nd was what really did it coupled As Jong northward drawal! The are houses services man and insisting that the church could not be built because of prior- against happy gathering jsembled toRob-do with Jane's youth and slenderness Brother Bove cares to say he that all their students 'live"under Mareth line can be held theof axis ities For in July 1942 he wrote the bishop that if honor to the ill?£rious' poet the of punchy army or navy discipline attend has the additional advantage no priorities were available and the government never saw or heard in ert Burns Wednesday : in Boyle rr Nicholas Murrav is Butler ofin and Sfax of Sousse use hierof the classes uniform in the under ports Wallace his colleagues study the was could not help in getting them hall not Columbia'' of coast eastern JudgeIacMillan A in word A skep- supervision eat regular meals get Gabes ton the was favor of theuniversity duet Later Dempsey resigned from the interior de archy will take his He of 18th orator amendment considerof evening a is factor This nisia" want up and go to bed on time and ac one tical district attorney might little says that there is no likelihood brothers Tout the partment and this dispute was reputed to bewrote byi!he because sung port able fact In not is loaf work importance which tually a little more convincing seven years that' the amendment ever can be reason for his exit Shortly thereafter Ickes Fannyyutcher justaudience does simply good sense After all the installations at Bizerte and Tunis he of construction with enforced no matter what expendi the to a letter the bishop that any the old from captivated suffered heavy damage All happy days eventually come students will be paid $50 a month have Maude Miss church on government property was not in line if the heiv Scotch songs ture of money or effort air attacks Moreover to dusk and the high noon of the for it and get board :and room allied Mrs and with park policy The matter is now closed Nelson A H Bpfe' Mrs the lost are coast east prob ports t criminal scum of the union racket free President Harding has every conHurley and Timoshenko lof the allied blockading Mttagel all gave vocal selections lems come But to when 1938 when in you week fitting Hurthat struck Gen Patrick J When friends asked Brig Professor bv Nagel sin be fidence would that there will be an agreeimmensely of the building that qualification to the applica- squadrons ot ley just back from Russia to explain Marshal Georgio Scalise ran a ment the British government with the with ports of only "Freshwaster U" for a plified party for his tion Timoshenko's mysterious disappearance from the service racket under the for the refunding of its huge debt is tVere-for- e fire to watch The It Bizerte department and of war this education if the and Havana to part mob from Miami firstbusiness to the United States limelight Hurley dodged the question as follows: were pres- campus and its environs don't have quite possible that Rommel new chief made itswhile" Timoshenko is the George Washington of Rus back by clipper There little the work the and a to make last run seek night stapsin Augie adequate dormitory and boarding may ent among his guests jsia Washington retreated all the way "from Bos eastnot100 was per cent coverinf'the As the President Roosevelt bringaccomplished Pisano a New York facilities poor old Freshwater may Mareth position to insure ing 108 members of the Berlin ton to Yorktown He lost one battle after another Carfano alias the time frt' was least at enough it good ern Chiof ports pure out Faschetti be of luck not are for there Charlie ' but he figured that as long as he had his army gunman much better next' time A day Grand Opera company plowed her the illustrious time money nor materials to build being intact and the vast reaches of North America cago a cousinandof Brother doubt considerable is coach was blazing away in the way through the ice chocked wathere But Tom even temporary dormitories to retreat into he might lose the battles but he Capone boys maincan whether h?" Union Pacific yards and although ter to her pier Friday the songlong There's another bottlenec-k- as tohimself Burke a vice president of Georgio's rr would win the war to hold th?Tfe order In two 'streams of water were played birds of the company stood bareof a racket lack of laboratories for science tain And he kept on retreating I until he was able to racket and president coast east almost a com- headed on the deck singing lusty the and Mareth on it the car was lif the as own right known courses and sad to relate a lack his in held on Cornwallis Yorktown 'at westthe to the trap flank spring ruin'' ports the dffert paeans of joy as they thought of Chicago Theatrical Business of competent professors The serv ward 'be protected For this plete Timoshenko also followed the retreat strategy— the Amusement musf salaries of millions of marks which Janitors Building ices will to have check up and apfrom Kharkov to Rostov to Stalingrad— but kept and success of Cripple Creek as were soon to replace the starvation remains of Rommel's hat The purpose conboth a before union prove signing his army intact He is a tremendous figure in will now be available the vgreat gold mining center is wages of their homeland It is one of the ripest' privately tract with any college It will cost mobileunits Russia His name is stamped on the hearts of the held these will be suffi-ciet- fi noW assured beyond a doubt New but Whether union rackets in the country army and navy about $750 to keep in number and equipment is mines are developed daily and the people a student in college a year Multiincluding among its suckers a lot When the foreign relations committee hear of matter Probably the axis Colorado Midland people say the in elevator operators employed ply that by the 495000 students and aether to stall Montgomery s mo- - travel continues unabated and an is ings on the nomination of Ed Flynn as minister public buildings in Chicago and you Sbpe cost ofi bile get an to Australia began Flynn s chief critic Republipower on tne jviartiu average of fifty people a day lease to persuasion from the mis program approximate over subject New of $31 munoFf line fighting can Senator Styles Bridges N to use Rommel's mobility Divide for the diggings Hampshire Chicago chapter of the party of but and that should help most of Me behind that line to deal with such started to' sit by Pennsylvania's sterling statesman humanity The boys had what institutions to stay open Senator Joe Guffey allied mobile forces as maymake could have been temperately deNEW YORK Jan 29 (UP) — seat "This "You can't sit here" grunted Guffey and a time of their appearance in central Tu- Dayis Board Waits hell one as scribed war production board today The is reserved for another member of the committee" came back laden with souvenirs nisia It will be extremely difficult 196 automobiles and trucks seized ! a juncBook Distribution Then Joe added sarcastically: "Sit out there in and hangovers seven layers deep for Montgomery to effect ' belonging to the7 Lasky Motor Car front of the table with the witnesses That's where But the sun was well over the tion with these latter forces becorporation of Brooklyn in the cause of the strength Of the Mareth you belong You are the prosecutor in this case" yardarm for Scalise when he got 29— Davis first case of its kind in the Jan FARMINGTON the out of line and because themountains (Copyright 1943 by United Feature Syndicate Inc) home and Havana being see ration board officials today country his salt marshes and' the waterless county bounds for tourists will not were WPB'tontended that the comengaged in checking busily barriers WASHINGTON Jan 29 (UP)— desert itself fornv'eff ective war new like until the cruel war is won 23000 over and stamping pany failed to comply with a ConSenator Homer "f Bone (D Wash) to- prevent the Mareth line from to be distributed td servation order which set up mainbooks ration said that he w4uld introduce a'bill being outflanked the public some time in February tenance standards for the care- ofNow Surrounded in the senate today authorizing Barton board derK vehicles held in storage for rareGeneral Robert L-- Eichelberger ls a very Howeverwhen all is said and Mrs Alzina of a second military construction" Under direction of WPA books markable man I can't pay : enough tribute to the done! the Axis forces in Tunisia are reported toan additional at3000their or tioning to Alaska supply six cars standing To highway representatives be received Americans great stubbornness which enabled them The bp£ identical with one intro- now surrounded by four allied are yet were moved to a an lot in open a will make to take Buna despite the strongest resistance — totalof fice which Brit6 by the armies- - the first and Eighth M duced Jan house the 29— Names r"" garage j General Herring Australian commander in New FARMINGTON Jan American 26000 for the residents of the delegaie from Alaska Anthony J ish armies the s FifthFrench ' Guinea conntv army the of approximately 50 person residand extendigrowing authorizes a route armyj Books are tp be distributed to in Davis county who have Dinjnd beAfrica— which in sum total ing coastal inside of the ng range since The American people are united on the defense been arrested for speeding local boards in forces axis the Cothe following tween heavily outnumber George British of America from attack and are grimly deter- rsn1in rationing went into effect lumbia Prince as follows: and amounts and men in specified equipment Whitehorse both with mined to defeat the Germans and Japanese — Her- are being filed with the Uavisi? Yukon Canada Canada 8000 to posses3 to continue Bountiful Farmington seem and from likely Territory bert Hoover 2350 'LAyton in the air and to have 1650 to Kaysville Alaska there Fairbanks county rationing superiority 1000 8000 and naval for more gasoline a&S 5000 supClearfield of strong route The followed the the present applications advantage by I have seen what America is producing and I tires Elgin U Roberts countyfa-tionin- g Alaska the retained coast be by will It very extras highway to the east Vwas port along theRommel wiltmay believe our production plus the fighting spirit of dissaid today Creomulsion relieves promptly beable be later for office be administrator that ration recom well built "in disregard of the county our men cannot be matched by the axis Ger' cause rules it goes right to the seat of the tribution as leaded According to governmenfcf con- mendations of the Alaskan' inter to gain some local successes and to help loosen and expel trouble many's power is waning Her air force has proved and of Js deal a our forces great national Highway commission' to give regulations speeding and aid nature laden inferior quantitatively as well as qualitatively to sidered phlegm raw germ exof Jlres and Bone said "and does notmeet the trouble but in the end the abuse an as tender inheal and — soothe to A allies James the that of Farley can Africa tires from axis their do memof abuses the who mucous bronchial neeas coast flamed pulsion tne oi iraciiic anyone can or as sell to gasas certain additional you seems anything Tell your denied branes druggist be or p Rock Slide We cannot prime-pumSjip? Nthe world into prosunthe with Creomulsion war of in! this a bottle uncertain DIVIDEND Roberts be STEEL Mr exjfained oline ' an improved powdtt to perity any more than we have so primed our the way it the axis be FAj'TEETH derstanding you must like or NEW YORK Jan 29 (UP)— on lipper or lower platee It is quite likely that aware Names are beingfurnished by eprtnkled own economy — Frederick C Crawford president the cough in of you art more holdii well place is allays quickly firmly teeth command false arresting officers ande under the Bethlehem Steel corporationa today high National Association of Manufacturers No tummy to have your money back or rock allde not intenslip real P6 their and fact that this share declared a may dividend hord of $150 ration order rulef taste or feeling Doee not the common stock and reported tion is to gain as much time as gooey paaty i alkaUne The German soldier's faith in victory undoubtedly consider driving in excess of 35 on 1942 The longer they can gour Cbecke "plate odor" (denture earnings equivalent to $631 possible has been undermined The more we lick them the miles an hourAq be an abuse of its Get FASTEETH at any drug for Couzhs Chest Colds Bronchitif in breath) less faith they'll have in victory— Lieut Gen Rodion tires and wiihold certificates for a common share compared with maintain their iootnoia the longer they can keep u frni stora $935 a share in 1941 Malinowsky field! commander of Reds' Rostov drive tires or gasfine Fair Standard-Examin- Enoufib er maoism I ut VJ? Commonwealths of Nations Out of the general wonderment as to what framework of international 'will be post-wa- r in government one probability is emerging addition to the certainty that some type of coalition will become the perAnglo-Saxo- n manent protector of democracy It seems almost inevitable that the old dominated by system of colonial empires to European mother countries will give way or commonwealths of nations modeled more less on the British alQueen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands r reorganizaready has promised a post-wation of her kingdom into such a commonwealth in which the homeland Indonesia (Netherlands East Indies) Curacao and Surinam will participate as members There is no fdoubt that the British "em-Dirwill be loosened yet more with India eventually joining Canada Australia New Zealand and Great Britain as a full partner Probably the commonwealth term will not be adopted but the United States the Philippines and perhaps Puerto Rico will become in fact a commonwealth of nations This leaves what used to be the French empire In view of what happened when Hitler conquered France it does not seem e to imagine that the colonies will prove reluctant about returning to their old status In pure theory the simplest thing would I I 1 be - 1 nf ex-fight- I f freedom " I Taken From Our Files m Pre-office- r" 1 pre-flig- ' The British long have known and the Dutch have discovered that it is possible to extend complete local autonomy to the provinces permit them to share in the de termination of commonwealth problems without leaving them to the mercy of the economicand military wolves And certainly the homeland expected to spring to the defense of its commonwealth brethren in time of need is entitled to have a voice in emergency matters The commonwealth type of organization seems to have demonstrated its strength and its flexibility ed ks i - 42-ho- ur How to Tell a Jap e occidentals have Most of us ( ' wondered how in the world anybody can distinguish Japanese from Chinese The army in a pocket guide for troops in China stay-at-hom- 'offers suggestions The Jap will De snort squat aimosi J wun-n- nt waistline Skin lemon yellow eyes slanted toward his nose whiskers heavy VUsually there will be a wide canousea space Deiween the first and second toes where a thong bound his sandals before he Degan wearing " army shoes He can't pronounce the letter "i ana hisses the "s" Try him on "lallapalooza" — a 1 1 r- - Another Card to Carry Fnr administrative reasons which may be adequate the selective service bureau has ordered that after Jan si an arait regis-f1R to — must carry classificaw 45 ti aiivo fr1tion cards as well as registration certifi- - M — i — tTia latter: which registrants already are rponirpd to keen on their persons are small enough to fit into any wallet or identification our A rase Form 57 the classification card fs of postcard size and must be carried loose I most men's pockets The penalty for not having it to snow on demand cannot be more than a $5000 fine knd five years' imprisonment an :John — j Because there are more than 90 million tons of soft coal above ground mined and awaiting delivery wonderment has been expressed why Solid Fuels Administrator Ickes insists that the United Mine Workers supone week with a plant their One good reason would be the pressing shortage of manpower for the army navy and war industries If things are so bad that we must freeze men onto jobs shift them willy-nill- y from one industry to another provide government nurseries so that mothers can go intb factories then we can't afford trt Tijivp thousands of huskv men workinsr only 35 hours a week 35-ho- ur a an trans-Mediterranea- n! Coal Miners' Hours ( ht Anglo-Americ- — ' ioKeep Toehold ' Indo-Chin- ! I in Africa to Protect Sicily However the people of the Philippines a the Dutch East Indies French now know at first hand how small is their chance at survival without might behind them The? starving people of Puerto Rico ran guess how much worse off they would w be if America's economic support were with- i er Axis Seeks for the major nations to' turn their colonies completely loose and lej them nave both the privilege and th$ responsibilities of MARCH j one-tim- far-fetch- ed fi : e" I S WmZ - v te i ijs - War Board Seizes Cars of YCo New Alaska l?oad Mapped kSolon O SO THEY SAY O Rationing Rules Hit Speeders ! How To Relieve Bronchitis ruer FALSE TEETH aw i FAS-TEET- H (non-aci- s d) CREOMULSION |