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Show -- U lannary 16. 1941 - PAGE THBKB -quito Boat Js 'Deadly Craft of duplicating on Veelt pabie water the sideslip of an Jllnss Wings for Planes , 70-Fo- ot airplane. Vulnerable' flot to Torpedoes. lfgehtne''J,hlt'and'run" ' tiny .led, which skim, over ,t 50 miles an hour, pre-- S CONN.- -A LONDON. u, B almost gmashes "s. may become one efficient and Wyvmost uzhting units sleds are known .it io L They 'are 70 boats. shallow draft that per- safe passage through ,nd makes them invul-- ! are the that tdrpedoes, and Lnion the destroyer of armed than the -years ago. tore heavily yr Zto of 30 . of these boats are be-com-- I Boat Electric the by simi-atte- the navy. They are to those used by the and coastline channel tor m i, Four Torpedo Tabes." they carry the 'same deadly weap-onas their larger counterpart, the Wlthout unduly stretching the imagination-giv- en the time. the place and the opportunity- -if I rptd0es wU1 seriously damage battleship, two torpedoes will certainly sink a cruiser-unde- r conditions. Because of their ordinary shallow draft, the military assets of these mosquito boats' are further aug. mented, since they cannot be torpedoed and can, for the same enter mine fields without r , rea-so- of contact These motorboats would be just as difficult to detect as a scouting patrol on land under cover of night or stealthily behind a smoke screen. approaching Wave after wave of these Tiny .boats could be sent to the enemy-battlliner each succeeding wave laying a chemical smoke screen to screen the boats following." well-hidde- s, the stern, is screen appara-- j li the speediest and most rerable boat afloat cruising range of 700 is iC, n it nri itr smoke knots; 1.200 miles at 20 than 2,000 miles at more and so easily handled is It i balanced that It can over its original a.ilightly less than 15 sec-ibthe same amount of takes a destroyer to begin a WHEN OLD MAN COYOTE WAS CARELESS boat can accel-to8 to 40 knots within 8 ind reduce speed from 40 The quick ioti in 3 seconds. ation is made possible by the forward speed lift the odily from the resistance of jter. When the speed is re-tvessel settles back intq ter and comes to a quick m i, he i Side-Sli- p officials It s not enough to simply What to do or not to It's doing or not doing do; It know The good or evil brings to you. CAMMY JAY always had known this, but he never realized how very true it is until he heard Old Man Coyotes story of the trouble that a little carelessness got him in- to. Old Man Coyote had admitted to Sammy that the reason he had not stayed in the great, wide, .wonderful west where his home had once been. Like Plane. believe the small Immune ; find-spac- r ' REST FRAME ON EDGE OF TABLE OR THE BACK OF A CHAIR j ROLL AS ' ' WORK IS COMPLETED My fought at Bunker Hill when he had flat feet i complete set of falsa teeth and one glass eye. Always I have the idea that what counts is how a man can fight and not whnt shape his teeth are In or whether he has had his tonsils out but do I learn j A mechanic using a blow, torch demonstrates how the wings of a different! light plane have been rendered fireproof with a covering of woven fabric which replaces ordinary cotton or linen fabric. The Even when I was examined for. glass fabric has the added advantage of being life insurance it wasnt so tough. and Five time I try to explain to the doctors getting into the army wasn't nn ,,.i my idea anyhow, and that I showed Wooden Guns to Aid i up because Uncle Sam Invited me, In Training Students and why treat me like I was trying to put something over? What was I OXFORD, OHIO. Wooden firedrafted for, anyhow, a war or a arms of the World war again are acreen test?to' be used to train students at ; Miami university. lieve that that was true. It What get me is the way they go More than 20 years ago stuhim. Like most people he enover my teeth. Say, ain't it enough dents in the industrial arts dejoyed having his neighbors think him I should lick Hit partment of the university made smart. But something inside him ler without being a quantity of the guns, which urged him to tell Sammy the truth, expected to eat were temporarily used for World even though afterward Sammy him? They poke war training. i might not think him so smart. around my "I was careless, said he. "I and lowers knew about traps. Yes. sir. I knew like they suspectalmost as much about them as 1 do ed I was using no,w. but 1 was careless. And that somebody elses s goes to show that it isnt always how teeth and they find trouble I didn't much we know; but what use we even know I had with 'em. U my make of what we know that counts. V.V. teeth dont give me no trouble, why By My mother had taught me all about should they worry the United Ststes traps. She had taken me where they army in a time like this? 1 will were set and showed me just how lay you two to one that Napoleon's to find them and dig them out with teeth were punkcroo and 1 think I out getting caught. We used to do read a piece once what said Julius Cr rs it just for fun, and. then eat the Caesar, George Washington, U. S. bait that was left there. I was.young Grant and most of the Green Mounthen and It is a bad tain boys didnt see their dentists Old Man thing to be twice a year, either. Coyote shook his head mournfully. "After a while I thought I knew it They go over my eyes, too, like he continued, "and that I all, they thought they was examining hadnt, anything to learn. Having a guy who was learned all about traps, excepting how they felt, and that I had no demaking an appli- cation to become sire to know (Old Man Coyote a watch inspecgrinned as he said this) "I wasnt tor. I have been afraid of them, and used to laugh at the man who set them. The more wearing glasses for a couple of he tried to catch me the, more I years and I don't laughed at him. I couid always tell have no trouble when he had a gun, and I knew HEN youve completed your around in civilian clothea, ao just how far it would shoot. When facial makeup as usual, try this getting he had that with him I kept out stunt as a final touch. Moisten a what makes 'em ao worried I won't be able to recognize an enemy army of his way, but when he didn't have cotton wad with skin tonic and press whan I see it? it with him I used to just barely get it lightly all over your face. This out of his way. "sets your makeup and blots off Then one day he came after me excess All life 1 have no complaints powder. It helps give you with a dog, a dog with the longest, the natural look thats so smart now. about my ears, but these fellowa at my slimmest legs I ever did see. My, (Released by Western Newspaper Union.) the Induction look how that dog could run! I had em over, make thought I could run faster than anyJt and shake teati body else, but when that dog startheads aa if their ed after me 1 began to think that they thought they I couldnt run at alL Not that I were the kind' of wantwas afraid. Oh, my, no! All I ears that MIGHT ed was to get beyond the reach of wear out too earthat terrible gun and then I would ly in life. When 1 takeAre of that dog and fix him so think it is ail over they go over he never would run after anmy feet, which are in swell shape other coyote. But when he caught like most Americans on account noup with me he wouldn't fight Bebody in this country uses feet any ing faster than me he kept out of more. Everybody either drive an my reach, but the mfnute I tried Their feet auto or is a to run he was at my heels, snapare now, but wait until they good ping and making me think he was have been doing army patrol six going to jump on me from behind. months! j So every few minutes I would have to stop and try to make him fight Well, anyhow, I barely get in on All the time his master with the account I am six points short of and nearer terrible gun kept getting being the Perfect Man and once had nearer. asthma. "By and by 1 saw that the only Youra for a war anybody can get to was of them way 1 could get rid into, started sa.I. go into my houseand Luke. . for there so fast that that dog didn't at have time to do any snapping WOMEN. AND DETENSE my heels; it took all his breath to ItV. McCollum ef Johns ("E. BQ.busyJrying Nowl wai keep up Inventor J oseph II. La Krlts o! Hopkins (old the meeting that to keep an eye on that dog that I Cleveland demonstrates his streamthe Women of Amer lea could forgot all about traps, and yet I lined d pinless, panto baby la the defense program bj set some were help there that knew diapers. He claims that even a rank seeing that their menolks got"' around my home. It was just amateur can adjust the pants. SurNews Item.) proper food. plumb foolishness, that led inserted at the strarubber gical of them. one into Snapl me straight makes the diaper soak Ladiea, would you help defense? There I was caught by one front leg! tegic spot Would makeyour country proof. and Of course, it hurt dreadfully stronger? danced and I me more, frightened Feed your menfolks with more around. Snap! Another trap had roe Hitler Holds His Place care nothby the hind leg! Carelessness, Do not serve that hash much took roe In British Whos Who ing but carelessness, that longer! LONDON. -- The 1941 British Whos away from my 9ld home in the west." wonderful wide, great, Who, still lists Adof Hitler among Do you want our coastline safe Old Man Coyote sighed, and Samits 40,000 "men and women most in From the batterings of Dover? my Jay waited in vain for him to the public eye today. Have, a heart and do not chirp, tele again. speak Although 'no one here can "Haney,thia was just left over,",. " (AMortRtJ Nfwwpapert.) Cchsof-ship- , "the of "because phone'him WNO Service. the book reveals his telephone Are you for preparedness? Radio Election number Is still 11 6191. His ad Do you want the future sunny? 'T'WO of the nicest hook rugs I have were made without a frame. Many rug makers Tike to work this way so that they may turn the work as they do different parts of the design. Then, too,' whenever rug bookers meet there clamps-afthe-hardwa- . ww'wmwwmww SEWING Book B tells you exactly how to prepare the burlap (or a hooked rug like the ene tn thla aketch and gives much other valuable information on rug hook. Jng. There la still another hooked rug design In Book 6; els a braided and a crocheted rug. Send order to; Jlsk Me Another f. n is sure to be an exchange of treasured bitsof colored fabrics. In no time at all a rug making group is meeting and it is difficult to carry a frame wheh one goes visiting. It is often difficult to to put away in a small house or apartment, tov Your can' see by this that I rather favor working without a frame though I know perfectly well that it is more efficient to work with one. Almost all professionals have frames that rest on a permanent base. I have sketched here the type of frame that most amateurs use. You can buy the' comer re store and put the frame together quickly. It may be the size of your rug or smaller. If it is smaller, just part of the rug is stretched on the" frame at one time. 0 A General Quit j Burcfess 1. What is the population of Greece? 2. What standards are used by the Bureau of the Census in computing the number of illiterates in , ' tiie country? 3. Under what conditions may a private in the U. S. army wed? 4. What does a panegyric piece of writing do? - flat--tere- d - MRS. KITH WYETH SPEARS Drawer IS Bedford Hill Enclose JOc lor Books Namo Address New York B and S. The Answers I. The population of Greece Is 6,204,684. 2. The up-pe- ra Bureau of the Census rules that any person 10 years of age or older who cannot read or write in any language is an Illit- inutcMc-Up- tfMOXHOUS VOLUME erate. 3. With his commanding officers Free to Do permission. 4. A panegyric piece of writing No man must bo compelled. Lessing. elaborately praises. ( r from aerial )t and machine gunning, u it is the only boat contest ica -- wt mosquito INDUCTION Dear Elmer: Well. 1 an) In the but 1 won't be much help to it for a long time on account of being all worn out by the physical examu nation. I had an idea it was easy to get into a war today, but I find it is almost impossible." I can't make out yet whether 1 was being examined for the army or for a blister Amer- - 0 Afy Thornton ,t 44 rfectly Inarch LUKE TWITCHEITl'ON rot-proo- racked over sdwith A FOLD STRIPS OF CANVAS AND TACK TO ALU FOUR SIDE OF FR (SEW RUG TO n, dan-ge- RuthWyeth Spears by mosquito boats' of aU Proportion to Etmg.-ou- t size. At a fraction of the cost e mosquito boat" American 18 Inch tor-b- a four or 21 tiro anti-lunon Its deck, has two six least st depth Send ese 8 s at the enemy depth charge, and CS suns, L, An official navy Bulletin regards -- in- -t ca- - strong-heade- strong-heade- Forgets license This Time to-B- e inELD, CONN. Vw Many are about-th- e bridegroom Hot to bring the ring. of William R. Saray, r beease forgot to get the he remembered IV It a Sunday and the license ns closed. The next day, Hog day, also was a holiday, nearly time for the cere-rte- n he finally reached the Snap! There I was caught by one 1 of the board of health, who front leg! km out of his dilemma, mgedfor him to procure the and which he now seemed. to think at the home of one of the was so much better than the Green j-- en i - tatistics workers. i Trailer of Tires fot Loses False Teeth Someone stole two au-- - bres and wheels from a ned by Joe Moss. Joe is willing to trade back ( let of er teeth he found be-trail- after the thief had Meadows, was because he had been caught in a trap and taken away against his .wilL It. was hard work for Sammy to believe that, for hadn't he seen Old Man Coyote find and dig up all the traps set by Farmer Browns Boy, traps so cunningly hidden that they would have caught anyone else of whom Sammy could think? Old Man Coyote. saw right away how hard it was for Sammy to be- - L Streamlined! The smoke of tlower-biauln- l C&ntb gives yea g EXTRA EXTRA EXTRA MILDNESS COOLNESS FLAVOR ' AM- D- that Tames a Dangerous Zebra 1 7T wmw hitch-hike- r. than the average of the 4 other largest selling cigarettes tested less than any of them according to Independent acL entitle test of the amoks Itaelf. - : THESLOWER-BURNIN- non-ski- care-lessnes- l l Z- ))l L ah! u ?; ' effort when keeper Michael had chr.,Ri. thL Bronx oo. QoiM t the a keeper his to father, tera the saddle after hd keen bitten to death by one of the striped animals, leading the zebra. 'fcan crowned days s .MOivtaris-yexg-idk I - ot painstaking A I f 'Affiffrroadessrtw,eidtial.i the first time in election returns for election in (he Harding-Co- x Well Framed Though ts ... and.,, pictures most well framed. Success With Confidence t ., please I I Confidence of success success. 1920. jreoe-.os- o ttrasse 77, Berlin, i W8, and Ober Were just having honey!" cold Choice ofdie DiscriminatingTrartlcr cuts, . tha-housi- - war-suppl- shelters' are to be simple In construction. A child clinic, checking building e workshop and garage also are '"Well, nobody can aay our defens planned. hasn't a lag to stand on. A tenant who defaults on rent will program ae barred "from other migrant ' SIMILES camps. Bent paying has been con As unconvincing as a bald ducted on an honor system In Cali ' fornia migrant camps for there is no way of collecting in default from As well spaced as a banquet menu. migrants. Martin Ragaway, , , CITY MOTEL MR In this business of leasing to England. Elmer Twitchell hopes we dont wind up with nothing but a mortgage on e couple of smoke screens. . is almost, THE cut th;bldHiner'orr7r'but Salzberg, Berchtesgaden, Bavaria. Moir. In SALT LAKE .Vi CALIF. village, " - rented for a" nominal sum with resiThe idly constructed and beautified with dence restricted to, agricultural The . gratry Labor camp flowers, shrubs and trees. hj-and their families. streets will be oiled, a sewage sys- workers be A school has been Included as and 'water piped to b?ct is eight miles west of tem installed project, also a ' part, of every home. ordisupplying. building, resistole The homes In the permanent a and community dents' area are to be on lare lots nary camp needs, with a Stage, Inso tenants will have space for a gar- center building, to tended as a recreational center! project will be den, chickens and a cow. The project calls for 381 migrant the super first stages of its The camp will be under from the pervision of a resident manager. Homes shelters, segregated The migrant homes. manent camp model sol in the permanent rarrp are to be I " s, S fRATORY- LABORERS CAMP TO BECOME MODEL VILLAGE J Q CIGARETTE J ies C0 r.OO..lS 400 DATES Rates: $2.00 to $4.00 Our $200,000.00 vamodoling and refurnishing program haa made available the final hotel aeoemmodattons In the West AT OUR EA1.G2 POPULAR PRICC3. CAHXZIA DINIK3 ROOM . KU. J. tUTTZ T H. WA1ZZS, hoaMaal Ala.op.ra LM3UXAMWATr3edW.KS:S KffTCa W II a Lr WMI t II ' o |