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PATR'r p& H SSS-Jl feA SECCUNTlZ NAU Syl i know th' type V fit Pg RAISING KANE The Stranger mc this New otrrrtT f .Tyj-' J AMD WHeri Tett H AgOOTi 7mT M tgftMV NJ JOS, SHCU FAJNTA M fe SORWAKXJf MAft L I DONTNEED ANym3j CDAVJtar ' ' By FRANK WEBB HMM...DOISECpmS CAKE .' MOLUE, I QOKT SES HOW YOU MANA6E TO Gi ve US TREATS LIKE THIS SO OFTEN WHEN YOU'RE AU TltO UT WTH WAR WORK 1 HAVE A WONOERFUL NEW RECIPfi FOR COFFEE ' CAKE. AND WHAT DO YOU THINK t THERE ARE , PCTRA VITAMINS IN IT! , TASTES EXTRA- EXTRA THEY'RE IN THE 0ELICI0US,T00!BUT THOSE EXTRA VITAMINS 1 map i&ym&M TAKE SOME EXPLAINING FOUND OUT ITS THE ONLY MOLLI E. NEVER HEARD OF "EM W COFFEE CAKE 5f FLEISCH MANN'S YELLOW LABEL YEAST I USE. IVE YEAST WITH BOTH VITAMINS AANODASWEU ASTHE VTTAMiN B COMPLEX ARE WE I EATINS AUTMOSt ViTAMINSJ MOM? t ''TI firi 1 1 If VEAST 60 RIGHT INTO 3 A TELL HER ABOUT THE NEW : fM rl IfVERVOU BAKE WITH M FLEISCHMANN RECIPE BOOK, iff FA GRAT LOSS IN THE OVEN 1 SHE'LL WANT TO TRY pvprv fct J - GS:ki 1 RECIPE IN IT t AMD UP miiCT Asl FREE i The Bread B Oik e" -XO-poge,fuD-lof book -with over 60 redpei. Wrile Standard Brands Inc. Grand Central Anne Sox 477, Ntw York, N.Y. j artrtlMmitnC Dear Terry: It ii nice getting your letter, but I wish you would not gripe' so much about conditions at home. How can we girls do our best in war unless we know that our husbands and sweethearts are contented and happy? hap-py? II you want to keep our morale up you men must do the best you can to keep the home fires burning while we are away at war. I know you have' tried to get Into uniform and were rejected for physical phys-ical reasons, and I think you should take it more philosophically. After all, this is, more than ever before, a woman's war, and I am not sure it is the kind of struggle you should be In. Believe me, life in the army is tough and full of hardships, and you know very well how unaccustomed unaccus-tomed you are to such things. You must remember, Terry, that you have always taken life comfortably. comforta-bly. We girls have to get up at 5:30, drill hard and accept severe discipline. Some of us were talking about it only last night and there was much comment on Just how much women should expect from men in modern war. Many of the girls -feel the same way I do about it. Mrs. Willoughby, one of the married women at this camp, for example, says that all she wants to know is that her husband hus-band is looking after things at the house all right. She got word last week that he was eating out in cheap restaurants a lot Instead of cooking himself up some good food at home, as instructed, and it undermined un-dermined her morale terribly, she says. Then there Is Mrs. Druffle, another an-other married enlistee, who was doing do-ing splendidly, at camp and was in line for promotion when she suddenly sud-denly went all to pieces. It developed devel-oped that it was due to news from the neighbors that her husband, Geoffrey, was not taking the Pomeranian Pom-eranian out for walks regularly. I am more worried about 1 you than if we were married, my dear. The ration news bothers me no end. Are you getting enough to eat? And are those places where you and I used to go for those lovely steaks and chops open now? I never eat here in camp without worrying about you, and I was tempted to : wrap up a chop and mail it to you this noon. . Well, bear up the best you can, write me often and knit me a sweater sweat-er or two. I know how lonely you " must feel,, but duty is duty. This is an all-out war and I am going all out in iL No other course is thinkable. think-able. You are my pin-up man, and it is the thought of what a nice boy you are that keeps my spirits up. . 'Take care of yourself, don't worry wor-ry too much about what the future may hold for me, and if you really want to bake me a cake go ahead. All my love, Arlene. TO THE SPARS Twinkle, twinkle, little Spar, Pulling hard to win the war, Mastering the old half-hitch. Learning which boat-end is which. Qualifying with an oar. Always saying "hatch" for "door," Knowing downstairs is "below," Saying to a man "I'll rowl" Learning all that matters most Of affairs along a coast, Marking what the service teaches As important at the beaches. Twinkle, twinkle, little Spar, Finding what the few things are That a Coast Guard boy can do That a woman can't do, too. "New York's 2,200 restaurants and 144 hotels have made a pledge not to raise prices above the April 4 to 10 level and to have no dealings .with black markets." News item. Wanna bet? , "The Skin of Our Teeth" and "Dragon's Teeth" are two Pulitzer prize winners, and it strikes us that the awards must have been made this year by the American Dental Association. Elmer Twitchell, In fact," thinks that in keeping with the dental note, the prize for fiction should have been announced as going to "Dragon's "Drag-on's Teeth" by Uppers Sinclair. Uncle Sam has at last got around to breaking with Adm. George Robert, Rob-ert, high commissioner of Martinique. Marti-nique. This automatically releases the entire script for comic opera. . v . Huh! "OPA Chief Prentiss Brown emphasized em-phasized that the success of the program rests upon the American people. .He called on them to refuse re-fuse to pay prices above the ceilings ceil-ings established." News item. All right? A customer goes Into a market, finds no attention paid to set prices and refuses to pay. What happens? The proprietor shrugs his shoulders. The customer notifies the OPA. Then he sits back to wait action. ac-tion. But in the meantime how does he eat? s too strong, both fjfc 2: Ktns: t" "War Boosted Prices During the last war the order m ce fn . 5 n.fao ' w6l onetalO-poundbag Machine Main t.. A new rivet-making BJ used in airalane y. m. i to turn Anf Ar.nnnn . " with rejections, or duds, tut Tier ear vu" Contour Plowing Old Contour plowing was practice vreuis Yvasnmgton and Tla Jefferson. In fact, a son-in-la, Jefferson invented a hillside for facilitating this meJ luuwmg wnicn many people eider as a new phase of farm! T in!) CI Si i As the footwear market M nujusuiig usea to rationing, ...... """- iiuuteatO town brown, army russet white. Small Herds in W;.. About 45,000 of WtodiWJ BOO dairy cows are in small bef Irora Z to 14 cows. There sJ 90 herds in the state of mote 14 animals. OFFICE EQUIPMENT! WE BUT AND SELL Offit.fi Files. 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