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Show SOUTH CACHE COURIER If you get tired running up and down stairs, think of the poor staii carpet having the whole family running up and down over it. Buy stair carpet a foot or so longer than necessary! so it can be shifted when it begins to show signs i of wear. To remove a Man Making Notes In a Night Club: Islands- - of celebs surrounded by y clatter of . . The conversation of and dates . . Browsing bruising the boogie-woto colyumists table, table from searching for paragraphs. Casting ha ha. . . Dowa-leepearls before swine, curdled with age cruising in fbke battleships that have just been I anchored at launched. . . Bores tables waiting for the check to be I picked up. Nibbling on a side- dish of hope, flops sitting aldne ' twiddling their thoughts. . . Pretty tgais wrapped in tight gowns that italics. . . Drunks put every curve in riveted to the bar making private tragedies public. off-ke- L ho-hu- m o. rs -- comers, lovers juggling happiness at the tip of their hearts. . . Biggies draped across chairs acting as if they were thrones f. , . Movie stars making entrances bke a parade of one walking over an invisible carpet of stares. , . set .Members of the lifted-punk- y 'greeting each other with snubdudd expressions. . . Cigaret gals who are lovelier than many of the famed beauties around them. . . Trouble- -' makers trying to create a bonfire of scandal by rubbing two ugly whispers together. . . The monologue of a visiting Hollywood producer punc-'tuate- d by the expressive eyebrows ' of his listeners. In secluded Lanterns: Packed with Buffalo Bill is a swift biogrefilm of a fabulous American during the pioneer era when a mans best friend was his Joel stars. Linda Darnell and McCiJea Maureen OHaras beauty are as ex-citing as the gun play. . . The Big Towir in its knee-pant- s days the background for KnickerbNelson , Eddys ocker Holiday. baritone contributes a bouquet of 'tunes in full bloom. . . The pungent short yam, Address Uni known, becomes a vivid film study of the present Nazi degeneration. Paul. Lukas adds to his 'acting .laurels. . . Raiders of Red Gap buzzes out of Movieburgs with more sting than honey. . . "Hot; Rhythm is what Hollywood 'can turn out in its sleep. Listing the cast would be more of an expose than publicity. The Magic more action, pro-'vidf- es anti-Na- Networks: Fred Allens comi-crac- k about the fellow wearing an, J overseas cap, a sports jacket, khaki I pants, suede shoes, etc., because hes just turned 26 and doesnt know if hes coming or going was first fate. . . Radio jesters have re- versed a show business tradition. j Stooges used to be the butt of the comics quips. Now radios stooges tare given the most generous por-- j honf of the punchlines. . . Norman Cprwin, one of the few radio writers who drape radio drama with long j pants, deserves a salute for his independence. He informed an interviewer that he has turned down sponsors fpr fear they wont allow him to write what he thinks.. I Nothing is impossible. On Info I Please this week erudite John Kieran admitted he didnt know. j The - The Intelligentsia: When the Her- Tribune changes Moscow aid corre-fsponde- (which is not frequently), only the man leaves Moscow, Behind 1 to he leaves a lease on a com-- 1 (ortable apartment, gr beefy requisi-j tions, an old fur coat and a sec-- f sedan. All these must re-- . main in the name of the newspaper Paul Porter heard that George Jean Nathan, the critic, laughed a new show. . I during The observed Paul, must have jhit some actor on the head! . ... Sophie Tuckers autobiography Will e Doubleday-DoranThe title: Some of These Days, naturally In one London humor ; mag there s a cartoon of a British officer walk-m- g with a WAC. The caption: Say, am, can you get your teeth into the idea of middle-aislin- g it with me? . . The Overseas Press Club is fed UP and will start fighting for the any newspaper and radio men at e fronts, who are not allowed, to wear campaign ribbons. d cur-jtar- n, d. Midtown Vignette: Several sea-soago an orchestra leader composed a bundle of good tunes. . . aturally, he put hid name on Which his rivals pigeon-oe- d h when brought em around. . . When the com-sfinally sensed the reason, he resolved to use a nom de handle, . , "Te a lng interval he wrote 11 Easy. now being thrushed h a, e Crosbys, the Sinatras, the cl ores ns song-plugge- rs er and many, leading orches-teriTake Easy is Albert de Bru-Se- nor V regis-Cugft!- tight glass stopper, wrap around the neck of the bottle a cloth that has been wrung out of hot water, or soak it in vinegar for a while. Work it gently and it will soon loosen. Washington, D. C. BLOCKED ARM t PROMOTIONS The army is pulling all sorts ol wires backstage in the . senate to break the log-jaagainst permanent wartime promotions especially those of General Somervell and General Patton. The senate military affairs committee some time ago proposed a policy against rushing through permanent promotions in wartime, arguing that temporary promotions were sufficient and that permanent promotions could come after the war when the senate and the public could survey all of an officers record. Some senators still remember the manner in which General Pershing was jumped from the rank of cap. tain to brigadier general after he married the daughter of Sen. Francis E. Warren, then chairman of the military affairs committee; and they recall also the resentment this caused in the army. However, the policy of blocking permanent wartime promotions is being opposed by the armys efficient lobby on Capitol Hill; and recently, a new move was made to put through promotions for Generals Patton and Somervell. Their names had been before a subcommittee which was adamant against promotion. Patton is now only colonel though holding the tern, porary rank of lieutenant generaL Somervells rank is similar. So Chairman Bob Reynolds "of the military affairs committee put their names before a subcommittee including himself, Elbert Thomas of Utah, and Warren Austin of Vermont. Significantly sandwiched in between Pattons and Somervells ii-i- ? names is that . of General t, now a prisoner in Japan, T'HE best features of both a whom every senator is anxious to princess frock and the trim, promote. So it will be difficult for clever lines of a sailor collar and the subcommittee to promote one tie are combined in this spirited without the other two. frock. Make it of launderable cotton in a light shade. Do the trim GRILLING GENERAL HERSHEX in bright blue linen or in a pastel. Draft director Lewis B. 'Hershey and manpower boss Paul McNutt Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1966 is decame in for some rough handling re- signed for sizes 11, 13, 15, 17 and 19. Size garding the bungled draft situation 13, short sleeves, requires 3 yards of at a closed-doo- r material; yard contrast for colmeeting of the house bow and cuffs. lar, affairs committee the other military day. Members took their hair down and said a lot of things that have been rankling in their bosoms about conflicting draft orders which have promoted confusion. After the meeting adjourned, the committee announced that it had refused to approve a labor draft bilL Inside fact, however, is that formal action against the labor draft was taken only after, the committee had heard a furious grgnading against the Hershey-MeNuteairf, including ra demand that both be fired and replaced by a single draft czar. Chairman Andrew J. May of Kentucky, Rep. Walter G. Andrews of New York, ranking committee Republican, and Reps. 5 wing Thomason of Texas, John M. Costello of California, Leslie Arends of Illinois and Forest Harness of Indiana all got in some forthright licks against the fumbling of the manpower and draft program. The assault was led by Texas d Thomason, who declared that one man should be put in complete charge of both military and industrial manpower with, the nation . , at war. - Always keep on hand a package of fancy papep plates. Then when To avoid needle marks when taking cookies nr cake do a neigh- shortening a raincoat, use adheone on the friend," bor or gift put a hem binder instead m sive tape as of these, with or without a paper of sewing. To lengthen it later, doily.' The food looks attractive, remove the adhesive tape. just be to need and the MYSTERIOUS HOSPITAL two-fiste- itch of simple by Sprinkling on POWDER FOR Mexsana, Hie soothing, medicated powder. Re- - Soothe UrniPATFn raahes FAMILYUSt lieves diaper rash. cup or Dip your measuring water just before measuring molasses. Youll find the molasses will rim out eas- Uy, ;,, When mending a woolens, thread drawn from the hem or ' side will make a neat and incon- Tba comedy quiz spicuous darn. Otherwise, use a mercerized, thread in a matching shade. Darq on the right side. Do not use a knot as there is no strain on the material. Collarless HAS the new stripped neckline IT A look the clean, comfortable lines of the collarless cardigan! Do it in soft rayon crepes or in summer cottons. Make the tailored collar vestee of pique interchange it with a frilled jabot for dressy wear. Two-Piec- er fresh-as-pai- nt Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1930 is designed for sizes 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44 and 46. Size 34 jacket, short sleeve, rematerial; skirt, quires 2 yards of 2 yards. Due to an unusually large demand and current war conditions, slightly more time is required in filling orders for a few of the most popular pattern numbers. Send your order to: h starring 21 Republics Disappeared Since the Year 150,0 B. C, THURSDAY NIGHTS 10:30 Since 1500 B. C., there have been 55 republics, 21 of which had disappeared before, the outbreak of the present war. Of these, the republic of Venice lasted 1,196 years; Genoa, 802 years; and Carthage, 704 years. TheiAhcee Oldest Republics today ' are 1,059 "years; Switzerland, ' 653 years; 'and the United A$ftgs,' 168 years. on the entire BLUE network CONSULT YOUR NEWSPAPER LOCAL McKesson robbins, & CAIOX TOOTH 'Ma-ribo,- . P.M. E.W.T. BEXEL VITAMIN inc- -- ' POWDER B COMPLEX CAPSULES Enclose 20 cents in coins for each pattern desired. Size Pattern No Name Address The Grains ars, Great Foods AN J , Com Flakes bring you Kellogg nearly all the protective food elements of the whole grain declared essential to human nutrition. Enough and on Time Is Slogan at Utah USN Depot THE shores of Great Salt Lake, 4,280 feet above sea level, nestling in a peaceful valley at the foot of the Wasatch mountains near Clearfield, Utah, has developed during the past year the nations greatest naval supply depot now playing an impressive role in speeding the sinews of war to the Pacific fleet and expanding U. S. naval bases in ever increasing quantities. The first outgoing shipment from the depot a little more than a year ago : was a single safe. Today the depot is called upon to handle in excess of 3,000 train carloads a month, according to supply officer in command Capt. Cyrus B: Kitchen (SC), USN. These shipments to the fighting fronts range from insect powder to Diesel engines, from tea cups to a thousand bed hospital complete for advance base operation. From a handful of civilian workers and naval and marine personnel a year ago, more than 4,000 workers ; help 'package and 'ship each day several thousand boxes of naval supplies. Approximately 100 WAVES arrived for duty at the depot during the past month. Rather than too little and too late, the slogan enough and pn time, motivates the speeded-u- p operations at this huge depot. The physical plant is soon to be, en-- . TUST'-me- - larged by $7,QQO,OO0 of new con; few dallions joined together make struction. There is a continuing at the calot and bag need for morer employees this . depot. to color straw yarn set. Use any i highlight any costume. pm lakes -- SduM. , 1 cup 2 milk tablespoons sugar 4 tablespoons suul or enough to and hghtlyset cover and .a 1 cake water cup lukewarm flour 8 cups sifted X - - lufcc Pl-- m00th and elastic. e, free from When hght.shapen &? until doubled rolls and place rise again easy-to-croch- et - - Crochet for pleasure in odd moments of leisure. Pattern 7040 contains directions for bat and pursej list of materials. Due to an unusually large demand and current war conditions, slightly more time is required in filling orders for a few of the most popular pattern numbers. Send your .order fa:' No Name' . Address . Dept. 6, Calif. cent to Pattern NEW WARTIME EDITION OF FLEISQHMANNS RECIPE BOOK Bombers May Deliver Our Fruit When Peace Clip and paste ona penny post card for your free copy of Fietschmann's' newly revised The Bread Basket. Dozens of easy recipes for bread, rolls, desserts. Address Standard Brands, Inc., Grand Central Annex, Box 477. New York 17, N. Y. Corned Commercial fruit and' vegetable growers may find good use for a few of 'the surplus second-han- d bomber planes which, will- be available following' the- war. Carload, these planes rying a can maintain an altitude of 28,000 feet where temperature reaches 45 degrees below zero. By bomber delivery ' perishables can be delivered anywhere in the United States, 'farm-fres- h or within a few hours. r Nama ? Address. Town or City Connty State - - on Sewing Circle Needlecraft Box 3217 San Francisco ' Enclose' 1$ cents (plus one cover cost of mailing) for strato-froste- d, 1 V SEEEEDDS MAXFIELD FEED & SEED CO. 74 Broadway Salt Wt lake City, Utal , Sallies in Onr Alley: Choo Choo me Lucius Beebe at Cafe dn DSn one man she said;a would,Youre never marry. . . asked Lucius. . Whtnot" was her retort, km, 'and be D.W as Choo Choo Beebe?. . . unnmger asked Jerry Wald: What - Draft?.-- I duLrU 111 sad Jerry, I havent seen heL?er for three hours!. . . Over- the LitUe Palm Club: Hii .at S in ner bifthday makes him unique resPect. He is now the oldest UVug rat! nJ L CAPITAL CHAFF Gen. A. ' C. Wedemeyer; U. S. aide to r Lord Louis Mouritbatten,-complain- s that he has been sitting'in New Delhi with nothing toido but read Sandburgs Life of Lincoln." Wedemeyer is one of the top strategists in the U. S. army,' spent six years in Germany, where he knew General Yodel and other Nazi field marshals. But instead of being put in a place where he could advise on strategy against Germany, he was sent to India, a country about which he knows little. C. : 1- SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT. 149 New Montgomery Street San Francisco Calif. Hat and Purse of Joined Medallions There is' something awfully mysterious about the war departments determination to get rid of the Breakers hotel in Palm Beach as an army hospital, and the extent to which Attorney 'General "Biddle seems anxious to cooperate. In order to unravel the mystery, the Trtiman committee, called upon Biddle'fo'r the Breakers hotel report d young As- prepared by his sistant Attorney General Norman LittelL Littell,' who is in Charge of lands acquisition, had pointed to the foolishness of Spending a lot of mon-- , ey making,' a hotel into a hospital and then turning it back to the Florida East Coast railroad just when we are on the verge of a second front and do not. know what our casualties will be. r ' But when Biddle Received the.Tru-ma- n committees request, he got in touch with Rudolph Halley, its acting chief investigator, 'and asked him to withdraw the request.' Halley dip- -' ? lomatically complied. But next day, whep members of the Truman committee heard about it, they called up the justice department and subpoenaed the Littell report. Whereupon Biddle promptly surrendered. He asked that the subpoena be withdrawn and he finally sent the Littell report to the committee. Meanwhile, the army is holding up its plans to evacuate the ' ! . Breakers. . . ' box spoon in scalding hot '1966 two-fiste- - . near your Keep a small laundry tubs. Youll find it convenient to hold the buttons, snaps and other pieces that may come off clothes during the .washing process. Wain-wrigh- tt , plate-doesnt- returned. - Why Aiik doUate - ta Aaue petutiel? When such Cutter ' . reasonable cost, yoq wont quality at you can get take chances. Because any vaccine of serum.which fiaiEs t$ protect your animals is expensive at any price! Ever Cutter Vaccine and Serum is prepared with the same care that'makes Cutter Products trusted favorites with Western doctors. Demand Cutter, for extra protection! 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