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Show it b Jt a .1 l fete fe-te A .r a- b parir o f novo, tjtah countt. utah IVVVaC. P' THURSDAY. JUNE T. IMS '.V .: 1C3 Million Minss On Frendi Coast FABIS QMS The French tov- crnment, fearing that slimmer swim nay be as much as your life Is worth, Is considering for bidden, access to all beaches. ' The' entire coast, from the channel to the Mediterranean, still is strewn with 100 million German mines covering 75,000 acres. Jt is quite possible that Frenchmen who have rented sea side rooms at fabulous prices for a victory holiday may : have to cancel them. In Finisterre alone', one of the most popular resort districts in Brittany, 250 children have -been killed or . injured playing among the. rocks and dunes. Lack of manpower has prevented the re moval of more than a million of the death traps so far, but the.-government intends to speed up the work by employing disarmed dis-armed Germans. Three thousand of these Germans Ger-mans already have begun removal re-moval of 160,000 mines in battered bat-tered Dunquerque. If the mined land is agricultural, Germans will then be set plowing and sowing when it is cleared. These Nazi work gangs will be directed by Frenchmen, who are being recruited by the government govern-ment in a widespread campaign. Gladly Counts 4400 M Bills For Bonds m SCOBEY. Mont. (U.R) Daniels f county in Montana was the first county in the nation to exceed its .Seventh War Loan quota and Joe V Kolar, cashier of the Citizen's : bank in Scobey feels he certainly did his part. ", As the big drive was on, a cus-; cus-; tomer entered the bank and ap-;proached ap-;proached Kolar with a suitcase i,and declared he wanted to buy f bonds. Kolar started countin 14.400 i in SI ' bills. 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When you whistle at a 33' Who hro7AQ kt Ulri nose in air, & u&:T' DAlLYHERAtD Chinese 'Chose' The Demons Away CHUNGKING 6U3 Expert Chinese "devil chasers" are assisting as-sisting American army engineers in the construction of new head quarters for United States forces m the China tneater as a, pre caution against supernatural trouble-makers. In keeping with an ancient Chinese tradition, incense is burned in a crude shrine on the ground as the ridgepoles of the new buildings are laid in place. to appease the patron saint of housebuilders. Long strings of slant firecrackers are hung from the rafters to create a frightful din which the Chinese guarantee will scare away any house-hunting demons that may be on the prowl. Texas Wide Field For Plastic Uses AUSTIN, Tex. (U.R Texas materials' ma-terials' will go into plastics in the postwar period that will change interiors of homes, believes W. A. Cunningham, University of Texas chemical engineering professor. Plastic for window trimmings and plastic window screens will be features of the afterwar home. Cunningham thinks. Texas has materials from which these will be made, as well as magnesium, which will be utilized in interior furnishings, he says. Too, Cunningham forsees much construction with hollow tile and gypsum plaster. "The hollow tile is especially good because the outstanding production pro-duction is in Texas," Cunningham said. .1 The' tile has excellent insulating values and is adaptable to air- conditioning, which will be a prominent feature in postwar Duiiding, Cunningham asserted.. According to figures from the university's business research bureau, bu-reau, Texas will spend an estimated esti-mated $400,000,000 to $500,000,000 a year in the early postwar years. Mucn oi wis win he for home construction. 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