Show THE OGDEN PUBLISHING COMPANY Merry-Go-Roun- d FIELDISGkickualth - ?T y £" 1 £ ELIOT French population in North Africa or at any rate (Copyright is to be the case seems — Tribune as Inc) Duty (Major about judging from the reports of the do Let’s little a supposing (Ed Note: This is the second of two columns the Casablanca conference and its more sober and informed corre factors in the North relation to two regarding the vitally important spondents in that area African political mess Allies Prepared (1) a supreme war counquestions: — The basin problem faced by WASHINGTON under nations united cil of Let’s all the suppose the president and ' Churchill and Roosevelt in trying to unscramble the leadership of the United States prime minister don’t like this the North African political mess was the difficulty Great Britain Russia and China v well as they probably don’t’ of imposing democratic French leadership when the (2) the straightening out of the what are they going to do about American diplomats who have steered the French tangled political" situation of the certain they can tell General don’t particularly believe in democratic leadership French empire to take over But are Eisenhower year' reThat For instance Julius Holmes now an officer on they prepared to assume thesomebegin by supposing Gen Eisenhower’s staff made no secret during for governing -sponsibility his career in the state department of fervid faith i and - that ° v concerned thing like half the African contidisFranco and his Dictator fervid in Spanish nent vuthout the aid indeed against are neithert“vC1®fYn r et- the like of popular front governments opposition of almost all the Robert Murphy chief state department repre- - nor h°f hPv Jan read available administrative and miliand draW Iess°ns 'r°m “ tary officials who are now engaged County commissioners of Utah average in carrying on that government? high in intelligence experience and pphtmal $re they preSS3 the president More particularly such assume to responsibilitheir seen and were is minister pared this wisdom Evidence of iij Back in Washington the men who have guided and the prime while engaged in fighting a ties foundations to the anxious are lay state department’s French policy Jimmy Dunn desperate campaign against the hesitation when Governor Maw offered the the and Ray Atherton have vigorously protected the f°r a system of better inter-allie- d Germans in Tunisia? Obviously not adminisfascists and give every indication that cooperation turn Spanish county to willing and so there0 is only one other legislature Let’s suppose they really wanted - if truly democratic governments were established in course and that is to give pdmmisto k the to county over possible tration of relief France it would be an international Stalin and Chiang Spain or more time meet with them at Casablanca but Giraud and De Gaulle tragedy sioners differences out and their work “So Called’ Free French that for perfectly clear and under- to bebusihave on the with to leaders meanwhile get of those reasons political neither For years many FinaPy the man whom Murphy has asked to be standable the Germans out sent to help him in North Africa is Sam Reber leaders could make the long trip ness of kicking best lieved that if they controlled the relief maas the possible means Africa author of the famous statement in which Cordell to "Africa at this time and let’s of who should Hull folks lukewarm the t to say con its with of was zincing felt power referred to DeGaullels forces as the chinery suppose further that it we’re - free French that French the really could among perancTh-Oby deputy inuch they Although Hull issued the statement that representation receive relief war Nothing the free French know that Reber wrote it for him would not produce any conclusive going to win this More office recently in to our side around uetuate themselves them ivill Deto bring how much cooperation So it is easy results imagine quicker Military Decisions how’ever after they have)observed wnanap- j Gaulle will expect — or get — from Reber in promot- To get back to the supreme war nevertheless that Let’s Africa a in suppose North government relief-minde- d officials politicians ing pened to Also it is easy to understand why these young the state of affairs in North council let’s suppose that the pres1 1 i i i i i1 i f ma ua 4L a nAlUitnl nnl ident and the prime minister being sensible people and experienced ' r aecipoliticians and understanding the the appointment of Marcel Peyrouton as chief necessity for taking military mi reasons why Stalin and Chiang ine a administrator relief moves next the in to the as loves Gen Giraud in orth Africa sions actually poiitjcaij)Perator for k dove-taile- d can’t leave their home so were both offensive allied with For their beautifully recipient of relief is continuously scolding general Peyrouton scheme of things He was the first man urgent that the conference could grounds just at present are willing By WESTBROOK PEGLER to a date more to do the next best thing when him and so is the taxpayer in modern France to establish concentration camps not be ideal the labor leaders — and most state department ca- - convenient for the Russian and they can’t achieve WASHINGTON Feb 3- -If Harry theticaj duties of an oiler on a Let us peer into the future to se6 what will for CLINTON— Sunday evening at So let’s suppose they sent the men hate labor He was also the first to im- - Chinese leaders reer ' a full report of Hopkins speaks with authority as power shovel or hoist which no Clinton L D S ward at seven laws on France — and unfortunately happen should the 'county commissioners pose Looking at the matter from this two absent leaders oiler than thirty o’clock there will be an done and all that we may assume he does being a more needs a full-tim-e From is not unknown among some state point of view ordinary common all that has been become the relief administrators Casablanca at concerted been has was us there sense tells that only resident of the White House and your car does department diplomats honor night event for families of f Like many of the state department career gen- - one thing to do — the president and — by the way do you suppose that the president’s nearest friend then August to November' in each election year Nevertheless because all persons service men The ‘following promet in Africa that was the content of the note the commissioners would be behind tpe eight tlemen also Peyrouton married an influential wife the prime minister so a is in this engaged are deemed to be fully gram will be given: engaged government daughter of Radical Socialist Leader Malvy It the military consultations were- which our ambassador handed Mr in- the ball Every person who nnnlipd fclr relief the “Star Spangled Banner” congrewho helped get him the job held under their immediate super- Stalin was his father-in-layesterday?— and perhaps furious contest with itself in the and productively employed white-collima war effort the Bishop Albert matter of manpower of Tunisia And it was his fath- vision military plans for the prayer and didn’t receive it woulct urge hl4 family of resident-generthey added an invitation for gation of more some and future at allegiance to were and laid there Mitchell Edouard also pledge mediate future Malvy’s good friend wrote the worker the stenographer and lr recently Hopkins nnd friends to vote against the comipssioi? David Herriot who pr£tected him from the furor created can be no doubt that the crucial convenient time Wouldn’t you say medium of a are warned the flag led by Scoutmaster ghost-writbusinessman small or the spook inter-allieBurnett relief d a for was forward an June solo long step Patterson when Peyrouton deported school teachers anfl question of the high that this erS Up for election If applicant coopera- that civilians must be mobilized by Mr Hopkins speaking from the talk by Hubert D Chriscommand in the Tunisian theatre toward closer inter-allie- d labor leaders into jail was eranted relief the taxpayers would threw tion? It isn’t a supreme war coun- through a selective service war White House that they must “cross tensen “Past Heroes” solo After the fall of France Peyrouton actually of vVar was decided Commissioner-SO-Ana-bwas talk W course of it somehow but cil nazi So far so good yetIs' there any Johnston boasted for publication that he had introduced Complain that work act and distributed fairly and the continent to work at a shipFreedom” us of to seems me else it that Price “The to reason that France the After reAfrica fan of in Beus North quite methods brings nothing J suppose yard” padding the rolls in order to insure his do leave solo Darrel Child presentation of also he was made head of police for the Vichy was accomplished? Let’s suppose a bit closer to ’the attainment of efficiently when Moreover they election Meanwhile the other fellow seeking government where he proceeded to carry out Hit-- that De Gaulle and Giraud couldn't that ideal and these things simply “No American" said he “should home under the compulsion which tokens to mothers and wives ot cannot be done quickly and easily be allowed to decide for himself he foresees they will have to pre- those in service by Bee Hive Girls immediately on to be elected to a place on the county board ler’s orders against such French patriots as Leon get togethercoordinated of Let’s suppose that we are not low much he will do or how much sent themselves to the agents of the song “America” lenediction by Blum program thoroughly would be talking bigger and better relief all so for knew Bob who and far from the attainment of that he will This was the man whom either pay cash on the President John Child Lake View unions and military unity Murphy political give” or agree to the deduction stake when speaking to one group and lower taxes Peyrouton intimately in Vichy has how brought’ Frenchmen engaged in fighting the ideal and from closer cooperation same time however the line the At alour and Chinese Russian with over to civilian to take axis back government from their weekly pay of large The program is under direction Algeria when appearing before other groups Let’s suppose De Gaulle who lies as one might think from read political policy of the administraState Department Ducks amounts of money as the price of of the M I A Ever since this news broke the state depart-- 1 prides himself on never giving way ing some of the published com- tion known as its labor program membership in unions which they The governor has said that administration With the war on matter of a principle refuses to ment on the results of Casablanca ment has been playing no desire to join If it of relief should be in the county ‘jwhere it manpower must be may have as far as these have yet been made insists that to SLEEPY? READ ‘MEIN KAMPF a dodge responsibility It claims cooperate with Giraud unless to that the is department trying two shipyard decides that wasted if a union relief administration where is a is I was when think it white-collknown That knew out about all the it the kicks is first raud Vichy boys supposition men shall be hired to do the work Peyrouton NEW YORK Feb 3 (UP)— Werassigned belongs” patriot I to from be him Let’s will in asked for which an officer or a to by prove have suppose justified he welarmy boys transportation ner group Ulrich 34 a former member — w buy may was upheld one This has been since the department of public of policy to was can’t events he ambassador French Buenos Aires where Giraud for his part says he of the German American bund last winter by the supreme court in surance policy at an exhorbitant j fare was organized At the head of each Argentina close whose citizenship the government - y a by negotiated premium Justice delivered an by opinion If this is true which the war department doesn’t asked at James Byrnes who has since re- relative of the union boss who is is trying to revoke county welfare unit is a board of seven men confirm the state department had ample time in then read -income had he tremendous a whether his administradrawing hearing the to in assist signed and women — three Democrats and three to block Peyrouton’s departure from South America Hitler's Adolf on the “Mein policy Kampf” tion of the manpower problem royalties Mr “When neither book far Thus I wanted to sleep” Secretary Hull has been known to act Very promptly Hopkins must men held Republicans and one county commissioner that Justice Byrnes North in his when on occasions other offered V nor McNutt has Ulrich authority Paul no replied for be paid full wages doing All seven are appointed by the county comAfrica was even remotely challenged any alternative to this compulsory in certain circumall at work relief world now Lehman When missioners They serve without pay of membership in the union although the stances and-- the influence Professional Service wanted to send Paul Appleby underfood and dancing that administration has been exerted to plainly in millions of caes it has EDSON for administrator PETER By fpetites This board is a safeguard to the entire secretary of agriculture to North Africa to make Standard-ExaminFOR the lasted till nearly midnight Then defeat Washington purpose of the legislation which would have flouted act stated of food problems Mr Hull shot over to YOUR to permit- - workers to Correspondent they broke up into smaller private corrected this fault Wagner program A charge that Whoosit can’t get athesurvey the to ask in House White in of various president their person apartments This is a dizzy piece the title parties bargain through agents So we now stand at this point: relief because he doesn’t belong to the right to block it own choice Thus far it is the polof which should be “How 45 Para- - around town citizens all warns Mr Hopkins tt8 North Africa W8S J18 troopers Had a Million Dollars’ ??e white-collR?°teve party doesn’t carry much weight among bailiwick icy of the government to compel It was like that all the time that a one else no wanted he that meddling Worth of Fun for $i0oo” or The $1000 went farther than they worker a stenographer or--a small the- people who will be thus - trans persons who know that1 at least three of in it— even on food So Appleby his arms swollen UThr0ugh Washington Society on thought it would for everyone businessman who says “I can’t ported and set to work to- divert Whoosit’s own party sit at the welfare board with vaccination typhoid and yellow fever xhots Three Day and wanted to entertain them Matrons leave here and cross the continent to the union treasuries large ubleTime to give givgn a desk in the state ddpartaaent and Two Nights and amounts of their in town wages or the The collection recruited best dates smaller at table to see that both the needy and the was a to in work shipyard” has marked time there ever since Mr Hull didn 1 Qf Famous Autographs on the from the JANGLES the Junior pay will have to do so neverthe- tht unions a second lien on their taxpayers get a square dal Guild league made up less because we are short of hands pay Until a month ago the unions Plaster Cast Around Sergeant Army-Nav- y a first lien but the withhold of daughters of army and navy of “It does mean you” he wrote had tax ‘ now comes first and the Three to One In the Air flC6rS' won’t ing “for it isn’t just talk and it Mr Hull for passports to send Col Charles Sweeney a close second and union treasury blow over” The war department has thrown some to North Africa to propagandize the Arabs gtfh p 45 L0n Capito1 HiU the Paratroopers worker’s whether Washington tewk family or the white before the But while the dined in the Senate restaurant I Sweeney was a sort of American “Lawrence of cold hard figures into the warm and occahimself worker nobody they wanted to see some particu collar worker the stenographer and Paratroopers but anyway Arabia” and the plan was for him to t do w itJh th j har Nobody in this government has senator from a home state they the small businessman are working sionally academic debate as to the relative the Arabs in preparation for a future lending! w£° will ever be the same had the candor even to face these and borne from far said in came him!” again for the He shipyard passport merits of American planes in comparison But Hull refused theFascist-Leadero ’"d Xl 3 are proc®pt questions and the senate has been The senators made flowery at smaller pay loafers r peff’ the case of g Peyrouton how- - Berlin Our eye service is house the if out look evasive these had better although with those of British German and Japanese everIn Hull as equally law tected a by the which interpreted by speeches boys applauded permitted him not only to have a visa and accurate and gives start drpmgti!l but they weren’t much im- - Mr Byrnes in their right to draw tried to deal with some of them r all him but ?oys make I special gave airplane transportation you assured comfort and But the test will come when ( weapons pressed by the way congress did tommy guns for doing no work at all or from the way Argentina vision In 1942 according to official figures our and with buSmeSs and they said so for doing much less work than according to Mr - Hopkins’ warning Furthermore Milton Eisenhower warned his of anL orAmerican 0118 js detail caPltal George Spelvinthey could do without overstrain dered air forces downed 987 enemy planes while brother the general regarding Pekmton and it onIy their $100° to leave his home in Larch-mofrom Capithis which The Washington Eleanor Charmed imposes Them system no Gen T Rushmer & Son Eisenhower wanted part of N Y and go to work in a of is and losing only 309 That’s better than 3 to 1 him rted that waste of money eme manpower saw sights-suprall !01 Hi? t0 inhe0C11 fneigniS the They live in a boarding the shpt ®pa5 OPTOMETRISTS in our favor and the odds are conservative So the state department having iaken all credit Georgetown court Lincoln memorial and so made up of union customs and shipyardin and and rears back Seattle court camp aws blessed the supreme by North for African 2486 Washington Blvd a VipHy policy after the before' °n' eniilng up at thA landings For the 987 figure includes only those planes and refuses to go until the — 'and having insisted that every other government J Jtent®Tu£“ay evening 18 of the as an honest reflection of the will Tuesday Only Dr J T Rushmer morning his and are rules repealed seen to Crash break up in the air or be abanof congress known as make-wor- k storming the White House 45 turned ou£ on first for the agency keepW will now have to take the blame j andPper Dr II E Rushmer bis that wages luck and for agrees Eleanor just by White House visit but work job stretching and government The blame however goes back not to any one ran mock doned by their pilots There are an addithey to his own all his are only subject a in feather-bed rules It operates las5st??' Incident or any one period of weeks It goes back way there about four blocks from Bart Brandt tne Acme photog- - where tional 362 aircraft ' “probably destroyed”— much many fields of employment Under further to years and years of coddling French they stayed tried to keep up w room Stragglers swelled the num this system if a member of a train that is planes seen falling in flams in spins fascists by wealthy young career diplomats whose Japher 45who GO some for on the ground and paratroopers ber fco over iQ but the ast man crew gets down viewpoint has become so warped that apparently ®r or out of eontrol a switch under closes and opens the formation That was they do not yet see what this war is all about em- - 5°u" so are tZ missed wreck But Conditions another man is certain was Welles Sumner Note: BHvate Easton He got to the deemed to have done This doesn’t settle all the arguments about i Undersecretary jwork con-1 Jw°?ued White House front door but foot- - In other occupations a day’s phatically opposed to Peyrouton but Mr Hull bomb loads' range and so on But it does siders wto' esmen men reguterri own man there wouldn t let him in North Africa strictly his personal to about two-thirlimited are larly I solone Mrs the very substantial proqf of the pud- tory give Jgoo the paratroopers ha vl gonel diers Roosevelt charmed came of the amount of work they to into closest the they C N (Copyright 1943 by United Feature Syndicate Inc) £4ck to 5 could without undue exertion do Bragg Eleanor knew all Labor Bt all began when somebody in s®T®ndering devices are outlawed —j saving paratrooping and she told or licensed by unions at rates of the fhout company thp headquarters Canada Shows the Way ei boys some things they didn t 50ith airborne infantry decided it are intended to yield pay about operations of another which n°w Canada which last September adopted a would be nice for some of the boys labor saved- - One man must for the Sometimes Mother has trouble finding Ideas for Wash- - Paratroop unit in Africa One of drop his tools anil wait until an in to little vacation a take “one-dismeals just when she has all kinds of plan for personal income tax j The united nations have more rwnus w had no money in par- - I the soldiers wondered if the pres- - ther man can be found to come They ington else in Argentina than anywhere work piled up waiting for her A meat pie not only payment Will "develop the plan further this squarb kilometer ticular though paratroop soldiers Lident’8 wife had been there with nd bore a hole in a board or a ore America-mfriend e but takes care of yesterday’s as $ and their ‘officers $100 a provides a vear “thus carrying to Its logical conclusion in South Latin America capable piece of metal A loafer known oni authority Herring all beeaCuse rs he extra ply But it takes more man The besides a recipe may be varied ta suit hamburger the approach made to the collection of is run errands to the dog does of own stock your refrigerator American soldiers equipped with the best eclulP i trooper on the job must taxes on a current hadta” others for stand ment the world can and led by men who be paid $12 a day for being presThat was the statement of Canada's gov- - I have proven themselvesproduce in battle shall be victorious Ingredients: Two cups cooked cubed meat two ent to perform the strictly hypo- emor general at the opening of a new ses- tablespoons fat two tablespoons chopped onion two teaspoon pepper two cups teaspoons salt one-ha- lf sion of parliament And it is a statement I 1 don’t believe the president could have had a I theMmpyJvnt toSa°bank in' Fay-- 1 andinS after a jump just before NO-SUGone-ha- lf FAMOUS and cup cooked” sliced carrots peas juice : worth retter driver- My son’s commanding officer at Fojt ettevi1Ie ’ N C and borrowed it the party was to leave for Washconsidering by our congress when it j Leonard lima beans or any vegetables one-half cooked He Wood said Buster was th4best driver he cup a no fraud or deceit about lnSton That did not stop him ALL-BRA- N gets around to discussing the Ruml plan I ever had— Mother of Staff Sgt Gran Lass who more came had and available two tablespoons flour two tablespoons along MUFFINS really deaL Openly they declared they thnT1 Canada has shown the way in rationing chauffeured the president at Cashblnca alfn" water wanted the money to finance 1 and conservation and in price wage and' When firing ceases We will be faced with three uifviUp1 Nacinthere his plaster cat He’ll probably EASY! 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