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Show I THE PAYSON CHKOMl EE. I'AYKON. ITXII hlSiingiim MM-WBli- Washington, Aboard a navy patrol plane over Uu- - South Atlaiith (delayed): Some icii are more f irtunate than others home men arc inter th in many Sumo men stay In lu.e lunger than anil n "si nun never expel n e the wallop tl al g '('s with being . ot i Hi vv pa'rul at 'he bnv pi lilt! 'a I'liY) a I w ft t over lie (i S mill All int.e suhrn i r fit u.fi i i i ilow even a veteian liomliardlt r ran unen or fin ed pen keep Ins t yt s on a target out title in the b i v with the In Me wind blinding an J bayomieting li in- - a something I d j not savvv 'lhe pn.veiful gun kirks the v i Joe Luijis punches and shakes you violently the way . Lev Helds shook J ie Weber t m At my rite, then there unter tlie huge propi lit - several f et ihead of the pilot alone Except fur the hut ant tempod wind md perhaps a N izi sub hiding u . . ate-ou- r- b-- l i I). C. (ItOVtN PRINCI.NS MAKIHA The crown princess of Norway is now a full (lodged member of the Snorters Club," with such other di tmgtnshed pi rson u s as Winston Chut (hill and Hem y A Wallace It h ip) in d as the Ilirness M was rituining by cbppi r ft mi rigl md to her borne in Mirylmd lho tewinle s on tin pi me a ked if she vine a number of the club, which nies eviiv n ember to carry a marked $ bill as a urti'i c ite of men in r hip She v is tl tt Wh( icupon o'her p is a npi s promptd tin ir doll u bill . I m n ly of meinlu rs),,n in 'lie n.o for the pi n te-- s to If. M SI e w r 'i Urn m ink Cro n 1iiiniss of N a a iv, a. es a U . tl (I ill It b Us tt it li ly. ,is tin f mo snan d u'.ti 'In A tl inm 'i heie wilt II n to rs, and he sigrn (1 fir all ext ept lu r ntiitg K igm () I ti ird The pi me h i In n son e time out of I P;l ii lu f u e tl e pa s' u rs r i ii d they ti nl a ( ini ss a boa i d She apiened on tie pis gt r list s n, ply as ' Mis lliu"i " Hut someone ieio.nied hi r (turn pu tuti-sami tin id got a nmd f the p sengers Whde mo t u ( tu 1 ( I nlv-m-- i i wis reminded of tlie time Lena toi Holnun of Oregon and Senator miller of Kentucky flew to tin Aleutians through heavy fog ami storm most of the way And piel ed uji a soldier at some Alaskan ba e, wtio immediately took his battle Uu tlori and trained his gun on the skies 'Son, sjid Stnator Holman, whjtrhj fussin' with that there 1 in weapon fer ttiat being ready, lephed the gunner, in ease we meet some Jap planes" . . . The white-ns-sheet Holman turned to the whiter than that Chandler and intonedAint it silly what some of us Senutors will do to get into trouble when we dont have to7 I i 1 1? i i i , e I i i lived bridge, Hie pi mi s read a At night she tuthid he! self hiok mt j the little sl.i ping uniiartment, lower berth, while tlie climbed into the uppi r She chatted with passengt rs as if she were merely Mrs Blown, and when the trip was over, passenger Fred Williams of the British air ministry remarked "She's quite the most charming lady Ive ever met " i ( ANALYSIS Point Rationing Scheduled for March 1 ; Solomons Fit Into Jap Empire Plan But U. S. Armed Forces Will Not Agree; Treasury Favors Pay as You Go Tax O .Mi lOUIl OF Dl'TY: NEWS WEEKLY -- rn opinions are cprecd in these folunniN they are those of I ninn nfw anai) sis and nul urtrsx ni oi t hi newspaper ) Heitustd by We&tern Newspaper Un hi oi s NO II in Sfws paper h l I if ( Pi m - have i mini ' 'r Admin Pm c of Jap Try ( ition of d M in. h 1 (or l u- i i i i jin is dull ante, catsup and s a dI id ia f mi t s ill s v i t i tin se items will be Mi on Hbiuiiy 21 arid during II. v .i.g that date tlu melt ilns a iiHinlti wide i la ii h use rogistru-- t for the mi will be c undue t' of iutnn bonk No 2. Blue stamps in this link will tie used for tl ( canned goods rationing and the ul 'jam e i f the Solomon impor' Islands in J m s uhtmf for an as forcibly demexpanded en n onstrated agon id en the navy announced anotl . i. ijor Jap elToit to retake the is' Even the iai'e-- t communiques at nounced th. t American forces enin what may be gaged the em The as the bi ginning lew (lavs of r,at n wide t itammg of tanned and ftu'in funis in a point basis d s( vl As am d weks ago Is n lu li u ta (I, bottU d, tht P find Iiui iiuils and vegi tables, a I . F f i ' for tains tiial t' t.e i rdi Manpi Air Paul Nut M V v f ' t 'ifee M ,n' is " uu n i'l 1 1 ' v d v ' s i 1 '' s '' n i In Washington. Mi W. I'dd house military iifiurs lomnitu 10 that "bv the oml id tins null'd ibh oi the II out of every ,I1 ul" men between I' ml the armed suuuy Onlv the i ' i o o and til e ov r the jobs s di aft boa1 ds v ill v . Apnl Tic 1 n on i mi v . . i f I. M iv i ' 1 n j rov a ,mv id ct . - rules make pop luve a good alibi if m to decides, to take a ride I seen e rule which - ivs it is okay to r ,,e a sak dug to a dog hospital ,mi on acco n t of I know what a p'e fresh a r means to you, mom, I w sh pop wood pint t.p a dog what nut look two healthy and take a v. i uut fur a little ride once a week . thoe ( 1 t TURKEY: Renewed Part affi- throughout En.hndfc event of an acute fuel The ministry of and provide the ftl- for and control th, veiling e- i i I o .gh bet t1 e to M-- pealing P" treasury .ers slSan Fuel Insulating tutis re'.a.h to the mi fuel, patriotic. jjEpe.-rhe- Depjm i sura DOST M ISHINGIO? Saves -j nt iof511 n( now m ftsn peoplf m pford.Rg like between reading automobile rules, checking tire numbers, doping out new rashumng s stems, trving to It looks to nu keep warm, and keeping track of new rulings on what jou can eat, mom, vou ain't having no picnic. But cheer up, mom. Y'our troubles make me sorer at the Axis than ever and I will fight harder to break up this war 41, am well and strong if a little muddy. I wood feel better if I knew who was on the level over here and who was not Some Frenchsome other man is Frenchman or vices versa every few minutes and I gess General Eisenhower is having a time straightening out the line-up- . Every day somebody else is arrested for trying to run the wrong way with the bail. double-crossin- d g Well, I see there's a ruling you can not send me no more packages unless I ask for them and get the brasshats to okay it which makes me sore It makes me feel silly making out a list of things I wood like and reading it to a officer like I was asking Santa Claus for some presents. d ... The brasshat I wood have to ask is a sourpuss He wood not okay nothing for me so I am going to tell him I want a player-piana barrel of beer, catchers mitt and a polo pony from my folks. I got nothing to lose Love, PAY-AS-YOU-G- Oscar. TIP TO SQlAWKERS ("Five sons of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Sullivan of Waterloo, Iowa, were lost on the cruiser Juneau." News item.) Kickin' about your rations? Squawkin' about the bans? Fussin about the gas rules? . . , Think of the Sullivans! d five-wee- k once-besiege- d Con-ches- Blue on account of edicts? Yellin of more ahead? What of that Western home where Five of the group are dead? hitch-hike- Beefin of sacrifices7 about the costs? Yawp.n Think of the home where parents Mourn for their five boys lost! ... . ' War bav f r thr ufih I trp sa'c'' three n of aches and QUICK! Bottle Tablets b mail or sold direct HEINZ DRUGS 1101 SO. STATE fif'y BALT je ,e tv c bl t v i they r pre-- f U t Trts Lost His Shoes I n of - now. y The used car dealers, admitting that many aotouts had called about seffing their autos, said that they wanted fortu.es for them "News item. In the mind of a used-ca- r dealer this means that a man trving to sell a 1941 sedan probably wants something a little above $108. Men at the Officers school at Miami Beach, quartered temporarily Caj F'.a, in i where dimout regulations served. At reveille they lin( the dimmed out area. ThM were told to report immed. ' their own squadrons for Mt One man hesitated woold permitted to return to his n a moment? In the darkens he couldnt find his shoes, k why he reported in bare fjb ) 0 Oil Shortage of imported fai oils has led scientists of the rqent of agriculture to seek in materials statutes IJ i ft pasted. Most promising if the pit or kernel oils are If. prune, peach, and cherry oJl aro similar and somewhat tsi sweet almond oil used in col and in baking. o The Trouble A public servant seldom the immediate presence of hill and thats the trouble. j o Do They? who ar satisfiai Do those 4 build up what they have" businesses? OOOXOCXiC)CCCOO0O!30t tion-wid- e laMSE DEPARTME OFFICE EQUIPMENT NEW AND USED dnk typewriters, addin35 mcb. W. Brssdw 8. L. VhS EV. J umentI USED INSTR CASH NOW for orflions and mate SUMWEHH 17 West First S. VYS .:. 2L ' LsIC tui Salt h aJrtt WANTED DEMAND. BARBF.RS ARF IN while you leirn bi MDLER-SAL- T I.Ar.t B S Eev-- nt 170 I Sait . Rebuilt Tractw. and Gtn.nl machioe fuL practical makan of the Po rhorM j Completely An OPA off.cial announces that balmey will soon be but a memory. Well, we just djnt believe it. You can deprive us of a lot of things, but you wtff have the united opposition of the entire congress when you try to limit balonev. 1 NEH Log Stacks in Engi Stacks of logs are . v Treasury The Brit'sb Turkish m.l.tarv il ... v no i one-wa- once-prou- u.t v c k.t g It a' h ' s w 11 apply onlv tt those who liivc rig with the U N I n , luvi.it nt Service for war jobs I of, r, ton-ar- e t 1 given to more Good intention n an to 4-awits if his mt. ntions good. s order, althoin'h AIiNj't Je It id tv He dd ,i iv ji.i. .1 it call it that grace (bitwu n Apnl and May red stall ps fin meat rationing (Meat rationing is at pi i sc nt scheduled to begin about April 1, although tins may tie changed ) Further details of the legisti utiun for book two and its use aie to be announced by local OPA nilices EDI 1 OKS NO I E: Watch the columns of this, your hometown paper, for complete details. These will he published as soon as they are released.) One member of each family may register for the entire household for ration book two Book No. 1 must grand; like a The WMC. ! d m 2 m I1 n ti at ! ' ' ' ' atut( !.,lmaa pr t employ id wholesale service .u Thotis u given until Human Sometimes Secret Holland NeW8J A secret u w , lper, Awake, is buu circulate land. It appe fis (0 railway work,, and emn power comp.ii ,cs to sab0 German occupation progra I occupations I H j ance of 19)9 onto :iii'i became a document of major in port.mce as England's Winston Chat dull and A U. S. marine looks over a handPresident Ismet Inonu of Tut key r ct ful of bones all that is left of a near Adana to agree on j motive Japanese warrior to whom fate had implementation" of the p.T't y ticket to GuadalThe alliance c died for active miligiven a OTHER R ATION I)TES canal. The new Jap drive on that tary if the war moved area indicates its importance to the to the eastern end of the MediterFeb. 20 Expiration date for PeHURLEY AM) TIMOSHENKO My good break eame from missing ranean Close observers, using more enemys grand strategy. riod 3 fucl-ocoupons which When friends asked Brig Gen. connections with the plane that was language, indicated that the ordinary 23. Pabecame valid Dec. the greatest air sea battle of the to take me to the next port on the Patrick J Hurley, just back from of the parley means Tui key's success cific to date. Feb. 28 Final date for first Intour . . . Had I made that plane 1 Russia, to explain the Marshal Timoentrance into the war on the side of would have missed one of the biggest shenkos mysterious disappearance spection of tires for "B" or "C Exaggerated Japanese claims of the United Nations The fact that passenger car card holders and thrills of them all . . . That thrill was from tlie limelight, Hurley dodged United States losses were spiked Turkey made public the details of for commercial vehicles. not my first flight in a PBY a huge the question as follows early by a navy spokesman, who the two-dameeting added significouMarch 13 Period 5 fuel-o- il and comfortable Catalina (one of Timoshenko is the George Washadded that "increased activity on the cance to tlie occasion As a neutral pons, good to Sept. 30, become which helped sink the Bismarck); or ington of Russia Washington repart of the Japanese indicates a ma- she could have insisted upon valid. or circling low treated all tlie way from Boston to effort to regain control of the secrecy Bring the bow-gujor March 15 Last valid date for No. over oil specks that stained the beau- Yorktown. He lost one battle after entire Solomons area The Turkish communique referred 11 sugar coupons, good for tiful aquamarine below . . . The big another, but he figured that as long One communique, making no refto the fact that Churchill came to three pounds. wallop came several hours later as he had his army intact, and the erence to the Jap assault, said an Turkey from his meeting with Mr. March 31 Final date for first invast reaches of North America to Vhen we reached the base. American destroyer had shelled a Roosevelt at Casablanca and "could spection of passenger car tires retreat Into, he might lose the batnumber of barges at enemy-helspeak freely" on the President's mocard holders and for "A" tles but he would win the war. 1 am not Cape Esperance, on the northern tip views. permitted to divulge he on until And he torcycles. 1 retreating kept of Guadalcanal Those barges might the excitement witnessed at At the conclusion of the meeting, was able to spring the trap on CornApril 12 Expiration date for Pethis place . . . The four parahave been used in new landings or Churchill said. fuel-oil 4 riod coupons. wallis at Yorktown m coastal troop movements by a graphs about It were "It is clear that the ancient friendTimoshenko also followed the reeven before I had the enemy. desperate ship between Great Britain and Turtreat strategy from Kharkov to be presented at the time of regischanee to correet the spelling A week before the outbreak of the . . . has been revived Rostov to Stalingrad but kept hi tration and "excess" canned goods battle Navy Secretary Frank Knox key It was my first experience a tremendous He intact is army on hand as of February 21 must be described the American hold on with an ofllelal gremlin, too . . . His name i figure In Russia declared. OPA has previously ruled Guadalcanal as secure, For the first time in 22 years of predicting of the people. on hearts the stamped that each member of the household that the remnants of newspaperlng I realized bow organized Jap Timoshenko Marshal (Editor's Note: Uine tlie toughest editors are. may have five cans of eight ounces or resistance would be wiped out in 30 Li note on the northern I minx rad front, on at of hand the time regislarger MILKING: As part of the pro days. The United Nations were it has been disclosed. A teller to Stuhn tration and still escape having cou- hopeful but not all were convinced. Ail I was trying to jot down gram to supply American farms from commanders on that front uiuj pons removed from the new book. was that some fellows were with badly needed labor to assure headed by Timoshenko's name. luckier than other fellows . . . record food production, federal auSTRANGE QUESTION: LATINS LOVE RUSSIA That some pilots had reasons for thorities and the University of WisTreasury Style Latin American fear of Commu- From the Nazis in training consin are being happier than others and nism has long kept those countries Flatly opposing the Ruml plan to young men of 16 and 17 years of age that the U. S now has fewer surrenis the "Where place you from recognizing the Soviet Union. skip payment of last year's income for work on dairy farms. The youths euemies than It had. But Soviet military successes have der?" tax, the U S. treasury department are recruited from low producing This was a strange question in- has nevertheless come out m favor persuaded the Latins that the Soviets And so I cannot reveal at this farms by the federal employment Nazi sol- of the enactment of a in deed for the the will victors among emerge time what all that excitement service and the Farm Security adthis war and will be a power to deal diers before Stalingrad to be asking withholding tax set-uAs presentI cannot even was about ministration and given a was but the what the it Russians, with. ed to the house wajs and means elaborate that the excitement education in modern dairy methods. were Thus some of the countries below Reds reported their enemies committee by Randolph E. Paul, was enjoyed by a lot of very to flock in as continued they asking around are Rio the Grande treasury general counsel, this plan coming happy men, and that the reason COMPOSER: America took claim victims of the relentless Soviet would provide for the to diplomatic recognition of the Sowithholding to a they were so excited and happy Volthe drive to free great artist recently when Sergei 19 per cent of of viet checks government (after pay was that certain other men, with Rachmaninoff, famous musical comga city. Cuba is sending Dr. Aurelio would This be addideductions). in or were dead. dialects, unhappy poser and pianist, and his wife, Dispatches described the condiambassador to Washington, Natalie, were naturalized citizens. to Moscow to open a legation, which tion of the Nazis as "cold, unshavd Ihc FBY on whhh I Tentative Exemption Schedule The Rachmaninoffs have made their But the citiwill later be in charge of Dr Raoul en, and distraught. was manned by the most youthful home in the United States since 1918, zens of Stalingrad wasted little pity also from tlie WashHerrera Arango, fellows I encountered down there . . . If the treasury 19 per cent withafter departing from their native Too on well their they captives. ington embassy. Most were only 21. Some were 23 holding tax plan is carried out the long days and Russia Mexico is sending her minister remembered or 25, and some were a little more some schedule of deductions to alfrom tlie Washington em- nights that the Nazis pounded and counselor seasoned . . . But all featured low for dependency, etc., would MINERS: Backed by 450,000 memDr Luis Quintanilla, to be- ruined their city with bombs and beards that must have been months bassy. to be set up to simplify comhave shells R U S bers. John L. Lewis will seek "subS. to the come minister AU the other fliers in blooming In a single day 16 generals and a putation of the tax. Here is a tenstantial" pay raises for the United Foreign Ministers G ibriel Turbay I met at various places were cleantative weekly exemption schedule Mine Workers in the bituminous of Colombia and Alberto Guani of field marshal (Fredench Paulus, . . whiskers7 shaven Why the whit h has been suggested: chief Nazi anny official in the area) fields when negot.atmns get under in Washington are today, Uruguay I asked $11 00 where thev will discuss with Soviet were Mirretuieied along with hunSingle Person way with operators m March Al'They haven t been as lucky as Ambassador Lilv muff the est iblish-men- t dreds of other smaller fry. Even Married Person 26 00 though tlie government's policy m other chaps," explained an officer, the German radio admitted that Additional Dependent .. 8.00 of missions in Russia Colomthese matters has been established "and so they agreed not to shave bia The k tory tax of 5 per cent recognized the Sovet in 1936, these losses at Stalingrad vvere by the War Labor Board s fi rmula until they got a sub " would also still have to be paid. but has never suit a minister for increasing wages at a rate among the most serious of tlie enequal I kept wishing Unit on this routine tire war Deductions for this are a that Ecuador also to the r.su m c. st of livi g s.nce Its repotted flight 1 would not prove a jinx to and Venezuela plan smul ir action Flsewhere the Russians cont.nued 1941, it is reported Lc.v.s and the basis, allowing a flat them and that they could get a Thus far. however Colombia is tlie to $12 per wetk exemption. gain giinnd or at least hold their miners wnl seek a ' $2 a day boost " shave onlv countrv on the South American recent g itns In the Leningrad secThis annuiit is in excess of the 15 continent ninth has lecognired the tor the escape corridor" before the cent the board figures rcptesenls tion to tl e 5 per cent victory tax, per At the Admiral's morning conferSoviet Union the per cent of increase in cost city was widened and in the Cauca- 1 el was shown a ence already it. e Tect. spateh that There are subst mtial possibilities sus the drive for Rostov strength of Living since 1941. told of a merchant ship sunk tlie Stress,! g the need of prompt ac-for trade between Russia and Latin ened as new thruMs on the middle a night before, and that IBY patted America after the war, and some of sector headed fresh for Kursk and tion by 1 gress, Paul said that SXCKlHtE: Speaking before a the 19 per c 0 t w ithholding tax w ould ling the aiea had radiod seeing two the Latins are getting on the band Kharkov of ainraft woikers :n Calithrong t But a lifeboats with sut v Ivors . be 6 vv a 1942 to the equu gon per cent fornia, Fddie Rickonbacker declared when he returned to the scene laer normal t . tnd 13 per cent surtax that no Note: CLIMAX: Argentina, the only Latin W AH effort being made at home on the fust racket, and would sirn- he saw only one . . , We were American country not to break with could begin to compare with the ' to keep our eye's open for tlie Axis, is seated sick over the Says Finn President e phfy colh . in and unnecessary heroic sacrifices of American troops B That saving those survivot s In a statement slanted for the funds "first bracket" he prospect of a Russian victory and the world Rtckenbacker them would be even better Ulan the danger of communism. United Nations, Piosnient Risto Rti meant the st $2 000 of taxable tn-- i throughout has also stated that the American . an . sub But t told his Finnish pal lun ent that "the come afti enemy sinking eductions. soldier returning from tlie front lines I then was no ti.ue of them war is approacutg a culmination It was iicated that whde the will be the most rugged of individunever learned whether they had been C Spanish pressure on Paramount point," and expressed hope that tlie treasury d not believe last year's als and will rot t delate regimentaw cause some changes in the mov te Allies will mult. i stand Finland's 1 . rescued or not kept thinking s should be posiincome tion "forgiven" on of acts, Hemingway's best seller tion," dispatihis (torn Helsinki of them throujii i.t the flight knowif the new plan is put into effect, Whom the Bell Tolls." but tt For men brave vvere that somewhere The ing disputil.es said that the govet ent would admit that STOPPAGES: Work stoppages inwill probably be released to the Rv ti did not g suiTering not only fiom the on Germany, these taxes should be deferred and creased Ame-'ca- n in by 301 m Frgland last year April despite F inland's ally in the war humid tv and heat-b- at public fre.n against paid up g bully rather than aou to a total of 1,231. the labor the blinding sun minutrv Russia i year b.irg up t epot ted. U S Chamber of Commerce Pres-- t "t Eric Johnston will run for the PACIFIC TOUR: The Atlantic seenii il a tame as W R 1MND SALES: LAST HOI R; a'e in 1944 on the Penoblican tick "V.ctorv will go to I was i stuntany Florida lake the side able to hi Li a And llomhs Hit A (u Hifdi Jap q.urvr hour ed to occupy one of tne co pilots et igamst Senator Homer Rone l"'ger t'un the enemy," Frem.er Johnston Is one of the Last r Returning from a 20 000 mile trip pews handed a helmet conti. i g Democrat i, the treasury has anM.issoltri di dared in an address to ' v politically minded men ever tc ti the Pacific front, during which nounced . ,r bond sales tot.ed 1al earphones and son in md.'.u t n the crusty throne of the U S s was he time I just sat there wishing t .mese 444 under twice 240 $1 i.u l to set an all t "e Jnj c1 t other air attack. Soiretary of the Navy-Fran- mom.',, Njw a d t i i .ord. theyd get lucky Fievious hy In selecV g off'c als QUALIFY: The WAVES, gradually taking Kik x told United States news n oi .! w the Captain brought tlie pla c i own January, PMJ wht f r F torch NL rt'i Africa. H work of the r more i V( men think eh Cum-- " "I w t paper navy's are that there tlie t darn slts to a few feet over d $1 060 546 OlK) in the ss o'cr Hum H more G Tt v ,r raud wtj trmg'ng in some smart officers good prospects of an air attacx on first fu'I circle over oil spciks nth of bond saes af er le g . ded Iv tbe.r ai'mr.strnLi e a ot g them Lieut Rebecca Gros Tokyo " Knox w is acioirpa'ied by the bee rea'lv luge gobs of scum fron the war Total v gif A' as well as tVir pc!.- - cal f Lock W of the editor co-nwi-emor ' m N r Adm. n Chester S e tz, i irt.on of Wtr P managing ers and sh p tt ev sad 'e f e past M r v con ) oi I! one and ,en (Pa m Mjv in c" if of the P.,c '.e feet Express (.cert r en served in Urres it t ght be fron an ti! 'it amount to $12 9, 4 !,- tbv, G.raud sad. w iff ut repre-s'ti.r- g men hantn .i, tut 1 hard this u thi few women managing editors U Adm. William F H .Nov Jr, com 0t'0 Of : v i mo. I t. 98 per cent are ts ider m tt, ' th. i o' in try P o. c mander in the N not alw ivs tl e ( ise .t - heir purchasers " generally accepted sense a J1IE HOME FRONT -- Well I heard on the Mom .,r I), of news from the broadcast radio a me alI ,i ted Stales and it made about you worried much as most me. About ai il lUd as you are about me the onlv big different e between talk can that you now is auii you link. But you got to lissrn to just I gess. in "iv ordeis as me L ' i UhllRKEY SYMPATHIZES PKi ai ( TjTf fHiPhilUpr al a a 1"-- to dr aft in o into thi ui i hoiLsolwat, hit n $365,000, ls about and has running water tory. Some r0WlS h ' - i g ' ' has i,f( capital from Fort La Each room ahoan 'l ' 4 o i II. !1 apartment ' ' t ri 1 U.t 1 ' p ' - Apnl r'r ' For ington, v.r SO LOMOV: VIIOM.NG: ieie Date Set I! I -- -- Got a v r With P in bure.i , fa tin rs uv a ET: nit R JOB OK Fathers f old w . re-th- "Meat of some kind and an unspecified amount of substitute, including sov beans, will be used, says one OPA man. Well, we dont know much about the soj bean. But somehow or other we feel the same about a soj bean hot dog as we would about a -- . MERKY-GO-KOl'N- 1 Cahiyatin . Bonham Bros. Mfg. .( JZi W. 17th South SU USED CARS-:TRAI- LE CO AC USED CARS TRMLBR Liberal Credit Term. JESSE M. CHASE Buy - Sell STORES - T4 IN OGDEN, PROVO POCATF.IJ O BOISE. turnip-hamburge- r. sutTo-calm- Hitler seems to be ignoring the slogan about never changing generals in nnd-drca- i - elju'.iis Elmer Twitchell says a soldier in th.s war has to be between 18 and m order to stand all the changes of climate , i k "HI. the ban on automobiling certainly gives the last laugh to the fellow who alwavs said the auto hadn't come to stav. , -e . h-- -- 1 f a-- : -- WJPti ' ibe WP3 has decreed a cut of 50 Fer cent !n the nationwide produc-- 1 tion of ice cream Another blow at the war effort. It means less work on "sundaes. White Fawn Flour Leads Them AH Grtx Ask your Friendly W.N.D. W erk Xa. L |
