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Show THE BEAVER PRESS. BEAVER. UTAH SEWING CIRCLE PATTERNS a.Ef!iT-i.iinnii- HLHM Lin UU H NIJ ASK ME ANOTHER Frock to Accent Pretty Figure for Sports, Street Jumper-Jack- A et MacARTHUR-KIR- JVofes 0 an Innocent Bystander: Mellett, former aide When Lowell Presito FDR, was asked why the dent is a great executive, Mellett said: "Because he is never too busy Add towns you should to work!" . didn't name: Rising John B. Kennedy, commentator, says now that the Nazi prisoners of war over here got their own newspaper the next thing they'll probably demand will be pensions! be glad Sun, Ind. the news ... yu . Sudden Thawt: Say! Could the war department's request or Mr. Byrnes' curfew be a move to offset the war's Interference with the birth rate? . When one night clubman griped about "his investments" a newspaperman said: "This Is a total war meaning total for everyone and everything. This is your part In the war to sacrif- ice more than others. For some people the war means to go blind. For others to go broke. Which would you rather?" Congressman Dickstein aimed a blast at Rankin. The Rankin's on Congressman chip 1 shoulder is a cinder in the public I eye. . . . The Allied War Crimes I commission announced that Hitler I and company would be tried for I their war crimes. It is about time! I To repeat a query: But what is I holding up the trial of Hess? J I I d H. Wallace named "Man of the Year" by the Churchman at its annual banquet. Willkie and Baruch were so Sec'y of Commerce will be honored. What we'd appreciate learning from Justice Byrnes is what he has done about the defiant Washington, O. C, joint which (at last reports) remains open all night? . . . That Toledo theatre manager who kept open all night, too, what about him? Can't he be drafted to help pick up the wounded and dead? stay-up-la- te General Patton, so the story goes, a meeting with his when the telephone rang. . . . Thinking it was a friend, the voice at the other end of the wire inquired, "Hello, is that you you old sonovabee?" Undisturbed, Patton looked around the room and then spoke into the phone. "Which sonovabee do you want?" he inquired. was holding staff officers Strange Bedfellows: John L. Lewis, Sewell Avery and Fiorello La Guardia Americans who defied their government during the war. . . . One wag recently remarked: "Now that the war into the curfew dep't has stepped controversy, the Little Flower of New York hasn't a pot to bloom in." . . . Telegram from Miami Beach: "What those magazines (which rapped Miami Beach) neglected to add was that since December 7, 1941, Miami Beach gracefully cooperated with a midnight curfew. But it was your mayor who was first to violate it. Have you any comment to make about that?" Taking the words out of our mayor's mouth, he once confessed: "When 1 make a mistake it's a beaut!" When General Eisenhower visited Paris after Its liberation, he and several officers inspected the Eiffel Tower. At the top, Eisenhower leaned over the rail and viewed the city. . . . After a silence of several minutes an aide said: "A penny for your thoughts, general." . . . ... Eisenhower, visibly impressed, turned and said: "Isn't this a wonderful place to hang Adolf? The story in the gazettes that new motor cars may be nameless (after " E Day) appeared here on July 10, J9M. Mr. Krug is quoted as saying 'it is very possible." . . . Draft boards have been instructed to order 'l "swishes" (now classified nto defense factories as file clerks, etc Some Broadway musical shows Mil sutler most. 4-- Before his death A. Woolcott assigned his royalties from the sales r.is book, "As You to care w fearnen throughoutWere," the world. To "ale United Seamen's service re- vived from the late author's royalties. . . . Lt. Roland Hill (he as Archbishop Spellman's sec'y in Algiers is the first G.I. to run for PuUic office. Has a good chance to be elected mayor of 'Minneapolis, Pa's report. He went overseas at a Pfvate, and General Eisenhower him with bars made from $10,778 "Pam Cans hppmica bars were n lionfonnnf available in the field. Rerently we mentioned that the ar n.anpower drive in Newark was ? b,S flip. We got our data rorn ,he war a pretty department, 'J'd source, don't you think? . . . W Newark officials and s ... news-Paper- (and the mayor there) Pankcd our wrists for the report. So Wot? So nothlng New york Papers confirmed lt (many weeks as usualYou prob-"heard of the Boston blueblood 7?, ,aw "A Tree Grows In Brook-an'hen told friends that it was m ry "about American peasants"? - ... 0 d J WASHINGTON.-- In Made from . Premium Grains! ) General Quiz i The Questions f DUEL a highly 1. Why are dykes used in Holland? 2. From what tribe of Indians did the Dutch purchase the site of New York City? 3. What is a poltroon? 4. Were the army and navy the first to have lieutenants? 5. Military training in peacetime is compulsory in how many major countries? 6. In what country is Sanskrit the language? se. cret session before the senate military affairs committee last Thursday, Gen. George Marshall, army chief of staff, refused to guess when the end of the war with will come. According to Germany all logic, he said, the German resistance should be at an end now, but there is no sign that the army is collapsing. The Gestapo still retains its hold of terror on Germany. Marshall pointed out that German gasoline stocks are practically dried up, and that the Nazis do not have enough fuel to move their supplies, let alone their armored vehicles and artillery. On the other hand, he said, their supply problem is far simpler than ours because they are fighting at home. Their repair and replacement job for tanks and other vehicles is also comparatively simple. When Allied armor is knocked out, it means that it is lost if the damage is too much for the field repair bases, while a Nazi tank which has suffered far more serious damage can be taken right into a tank factory not so many miles from where it was hit. This is a tremendous advantage, he said. The chief of staff also told the senators that it is a mistake to figure that the Japs will fold np quickly once Germany is out of the war. Although its losses have been heavy. Japan still has a formidable army and vast stores of supplies. He would not estimate the length of time needed to defeat the island empire. But he Insisted it would be extremely tough going. Marshall said nothing during this session about his plan to take over as supreme commander in the Pacific once Germany falls, but members of the committee now take that for granted. Explanation? General MacArthur's army friends in Washington have a unique explanation for his refusal to let Maj. Gen. Norman Kirk, surgeon general of the army, visit Manila on his recent inspection tour. They say privately that no suitable housing was available for General Kirk. One MacArthur supporter, who is familiar with the Kirk incident, added, "When you are a five-sta- r general, you don't have to give an explanation for what you do." 's Further details of General refusal to let General Kirk touch foot even on the Island of Luzon in order to inspect army hospitals there have now leaked out. Kirk, as head of the army medical corps, arrived in Leyte with a staff of medical experts ready to place them in strategic positions in Luzon where fighting was heavy at that time. As a courtesy to MacArthur, Kirk radioed him from Leyte island that he was coming. He received In reply a message saying that his presence was not needed. Scarcely believing his eyes, General Kirk gave MacArthur a chance to change bis mind by sending another telegram which said In substance: "Don't understand your message. Do you mean by your telegram number that my assistance is not welcome?" General MacArthur's reply was brief and to the point. It read: "No, repeat no." Kirk then got In his plane, boiling mad, and came home. Note The war department for gome time has been split into the and the schools. Many of the general's own contemporaries don't like him, feel that he has never given sufficient credit to men who bore the brunt of the Pacific fighting such as General Krueger, Eichelberger, Kenney, Arnold and others. They also resent the fact that news dispatches from the Pacific must bear the dateline "General MacArthur's headconquarters," and point out thatnoin such trast Eisenhower requires date line and has given much credit to Generals Patton, Hodges, Simpson, Patch, and Devers, all of whom are well known to the public, where- s as few know the names of the MacArthur's commanding armies. The Answers 1. The land is below 2. The Manhattans. 3. A coward. gen-eral- Here is one story as to how American troops managed to capture the across important Ludendorf bridge i of A group the Rhine. are reported to have been Rhine valquietly organizing in the Hitler's joined ley, and secretly Elite guard, the "Schutz staffer in 1912 where they have been boring from within ever since. It was this to have tipped group that is reported off the American command that the be intact. Remagcn bridge would anti-Naz- s'.u-den- ts EUROPEAN DEATH TOI L One thing Joseph Stalin pointed out to Roosevelt and Churchill that at Yalta greatly impressed them Nazis had the toll terrific the was exacted from the people of Europe. of Poland's populadestroyed by the been has tion inNazis, Stalin said a preliminary disclosed. vestigation HitStalin also pointed out that victory a tremendous ler had won frusover the Allies by permanently 10.000,000 some of birth trating the In conquered countries. j sea level. I superior and was used first to mean those serving the government or the church. 5. In 45 major countries, while it is voluntary in only 10, including Great Britain and United States. 6. Sanskrit is the principal lit erary language of India. 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