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I'm sorry we have to give you odds and ends. Meat is scarce, but if you get hungry you can always bite a congressman. Falla I'll never be that hungry. Franklin I'm mighty fond of you, Falla. Falla That goes double. And I know you better .than most people. Franklin You never question my actions or offer suggestions, and you show complete confidence in me. I never remember a time when you seemed sore at anything I did. Falla I didn't like that Casablanca trip too much. It wasn't sporty of you to leave me behind. Franklin Mrs. Roosevelt was here, wasn't she? Falla Don't be silly. Franklin If I took you around to those conferences what help would you be in planning a new world? Falla The one I would plan would be a big improvement on this one. Franklin I've often wondered about that. Dogs are seldom bothered by the fights of one group or another, or by rival ambitions. Falla Never. You see, we dogs never talk of a master breed, a pure Nordic strain or need for more breathing space. A dog who behaved anything like Hitler, Tojo or Mussolini would be in the dog catcher's wagon in no time as a hydrophobia case. Franklin How do you like being a White House dog? Would you rather be out romping in the fields? Falla The White House is good enough for me. Romp in the fields today and you're apt to wind up a war. prisoner Franklin Do the visitors here bother you much? Falla No, but I should think some of them would be a pain in the of neck to you, boss. Franklin Well, you .can't stay here forever, I suppose. Falla Why not? Franklin I won't always be Pres- ident. Falla Stop kidding! 3-- B 2-- A 1-- C 3-- D And Saturday on Sunday afternoon Unless he's switched again! Then there's the fellow who is in Class (Experienced Fight- er by Marriage.) e .no' j. r A lot of voters are a little disappointed in Wendell Willkie. They had hoped he was one man who could be depended on not to write a book. jm'&viV Get Your War Bonds To Help Ax the Axis man who says he is in Constantly Confused. We know a Class The Brenner Pass Boys Two pals a bit less scrappy-T- wo buddies nearly done Two bosom friends unhappy Two heels that beat as one! has been asked to Judge Landis why he yelled at an umpire. There can only be two reasons: (1) he wanted to see if the ump was deaf; (2) he was paying off an election bet. A ball player in and tell 1843 stop May Warn of Disordered Kidney Action .Modern Its hurry and worry, "nuiar habits. eating and Onnkinr its risk Improper of exposure and infee- -, heavy strain on the work kidney,. They are apt to become to Uter cesa acid .Ir"1"'1 n inPU"tiea from tb Wood life with ?t'"ol g vj00 ' suffer nafttlng backache, ' getting up niuhte. Pains, (eel constantly swelling all worn out. Other signs or bldder disorder are tiJ burning, scanty or too (requeol af'nstion. "r.rioni, ,17 Try Doon's Pills. Doon's help the sian,y, to pan 0II harmful eicess body astt. They bar had mors thao ball a of publle rfTJr5 approval. Are recora- 0y graieiui users everywhere. "A ceiling will be placed on res- taurant food prices to keep the tomers from being much." News item. Wanna bet? charged cus- too The Unrationed Prune The prune looks old and wrinkled, Slightly shriveled at the joints; But I'm sure you'd feel no better If your stock dropped 20 points. Fair Question II Barbara Frietchie could come back Do you suppose she'd be a WAAC? "One of the hardest problems of the great is to remain great without also appearing ridiculous," says Merrill Chilcote. i, r ft Sewinf Circle NeedlerraU Dept. Minna St. San Francisco. Calif. Enclose 15 cents tplui one cent to cover cost of mailing) for Pattern 117 By BAUKHAGE WNU Service, Union Trust Building er. Thomas represented many Washington, D. C. Recently I had to make seven consecutive week-en- d trips between Washington and New York I left Washington after, a late Friday broadcast and had to return Monday for one at noon. Not once was I able to get reservations for the return trip until at the last minute when some unused space was turned in. If I groused a little too loudly over this, it may have been because I didn't know then what I learned officially only the other day; namely, that "if the war department insisted in having all the Pullman equipment it could use, all the Pullman cars of the country would be carrying troops." In other words, if Johnny Doughboy didn't step aside occasionally, we'd all use coaches or walk. Compromise The present arrangement is said to be a compromise in recognition of essential civilian needs. At pressolent, a million and diers are being moved a month that is 50,000 a day in America's trains in official troop movements. This does not include the many men three-quart- er leave. There are, of course, movements on of whole divisions with full equipment but these are the exceptions. As you have probably noticed if you travel very much, there are usually a few cars containing troops attached to your passenger train. This is the way most of the troops are transported in small groups of 250 or less. However, that is a considerable addition to the regular passenger traffic. It's said a soldier eats twice as much as he did in civilian life and that is one reason why food has to But he be rationed to civilians. travels a lot more in proportion to his normal civilian peregrinations. Many a man saw his first big city when he reached London or Cairo or New Delhi. I know a pilot who dropped in at the airport here re cently and had several hours wait over. When he was asked why he didn't cross the bridge and look the capital over, he said he'd never been in a big city and didn't want to get lost. The next thing heard from this particular was that he was in Calcutta. Average Number In the last war, the average number of moves made by a soldier were three. Here is a list of typical moves he makes in this war, drawn up by the Office of War Information: 1. To the induction center 2. To reception center 3. To replacement training cen- ter To his particular branch of service 5. 6. To big maneuvers Return 7. To special training areas 8. To port of embarkation Special studies are made to cut but down unnecessary sudden developments abroad may force soldiers who are located near one port to be shifted to another far away. Or a special need for particularized training may arise and that may force men to be doubled back to desert or mountain for the specialized practice in snow or under a hot sun that new requirements make necessary. Maneuvers in the southeast and including the desert southwest, training areas of California, have sometimes required the moving in of as many as 300,000 men within a few weeks, equipment and all. Naturally, that disrupted a large part of passenger traffic for several weeks at a time. cross-haulin- g 4-- mm r;;'l iJ News Analyst and Commentator. 4. The Uncertain Draftee on Monday, He's Class on Tuesday night; Class some time Wednesday He's On Thursday sitting tight; He's Friday morning y , however. Franklin How's that? Falla I have moments when nothing bothers me. Franklin I realize that, and I often envy you. A dog's life isn't so Hauling; Developments Abroad May Force best-kno- st Decrease Cross Special Surveys Falla Boss, you lead a dog's life. Franklin In a job like mine in a world like this it's inevitable. Falla Oh, well, it isn't as bad as it's painted. I have it all over you, 1-- A 545 and purse; Unessential Travel Efforts are being made to cut down extra passenger travel by discouraging conventions, trade shows, big sports contests and other gath- erings. One exception has been made, and that is the lecturer. Even the President saw fit to come out with a statement encouraging the continuation of the work of lecture bureaus. He expressed himself to Lowell Thomas, who traveled to Washington, on that subject the plea for a good word for the speak supply costing a total of $300, will the navy with a balsa wood life 60 perfloat, capable of sustaining sons. Nazi girls arc being mobilized by the German ministry of. propaganda to serve as "front line" saleswomen ocof Nazi books and pamphlets in cupied territories. Name ple who do considerable public speaking. I know how difficult it is. I, myself, have been unable to accept lecture dates because it is so difficult to be certain of connections and a broadcaster has to move with the regularity of a train schedule a train schedule in peace time the microphone waits for no man. There have been rumors of late Address vJfT that transportation was' snagged; supthat because of the plies were piling up on the docks and loaded freight cars were jamming the yards and causing congestion. But the Office of War Information says that latest advices Paul Bunyan in Wood Hewn from a huge Sequoia log, a statue of Paul Bunyan, mythical giant of the woods, stands at the roadside near Three Rivers, Sequoia Park, Calif. The figure of the legendary lumberjack is believed the largest sculpture even matie from a single piece.1 indicate that (congestion is being lessened. In fact, the official word is: "The battle of transportation . . . at a crisis at Pearl Harbor time is now being won." WHY PUT UP WITH ... CONSTIPATION? N earing Limit I hope that this statement isn't As a matter of fact, the reservation is noted that "the victories are not necessarily permanent. Our transportation equipment, with few exceptions, is being used close to its limits" and there remain two situations which are not satisfactory, one is movement of oil and the other is the problem of getting the war workers to and from work. The latter difficulty is responsible, according to some investigators, for much of the recently decried abover-optimisti- c. senteeism. To get an idea of what the traffic has to bear in a city where war industries are concentrated, there has been an increase of use of the Detroit street railway systems of 76.9 per cent. The Baltimore transit line is up 90 per cent and the Washington, 131 per cent. I know what these figures mean as does anyone who has to make his way to and from work in the capital. I have also seen that fabulous city of San Diego, once a pleasant, sleepy town which seemed to move lazily with the pelicans that flew over the bay or the 13 Washington blocks. I think that this record is not bad considering the variety of activities included. I managed to hear the early newscast and scanned the headlines which told me whether the news wind was blowing in the same direction this morning that it was last night when the newspapers five-minu- te I UERE'S a jaunty salute to spring in suit accessories with a military air! Both the becoming all-bra- visor hat and the purse are of inexpensive cotton, done quickly in single crochet and popcorn stitches. Trim the hat with a gay ribbon. er KCLLOCG'S delicious Is N breakfast ft cereal that, unlike medicinal purges, doesn't work chiefly on OFFICE WE BUY AND Files. ut works princiall-bra- EQUIPMENT SELL Office Furnltur. SNAPPY FACTS Adding Machines, Safes. DESK EXCHANGE !5 West Broadway. 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USED CARS Diary of a Broadcaster some If you suffer from that common form of constipation due to lack of "bulk" In your diet, dosing yourself with harsh cathartics and laxatives will give you only temporary relief. However, adding kellogo's n to your regular diet and drinking plenty of water will not only get at the cause of such constipation, but will correct It. A 24-ho- ur Today I made it from bedside to desk in one hour and 18 minutes, including the time to make my own breakfast of coffee, poached eggs, grapefruit and zwieback (my wife is away) also to traverse on foot A 545 whispering palms. The pelicans have been replaced by planes and it's a town, with a 336 per cent increase in the use of its busses and trolley cars. POCATELLO. FOR been under tests by .'.Goodrich engineers for close to year. When synthetie rubber becomes available in sutflcient quantifies, farmers may axpact such tires their tractors. A Busslan g plant la now being successfully grown in the United States. Its value in the American rubber program, however, is still undetermined. Tiro recapping has proved Its wartime valua. But the recapping should ba dona before the treed rubber of the tiro to completely BOISE. BLACKFOOT SALE-POU- LTRY WHITE LEGHORN SPECIALISTS years production of superior chicks. A 100 pure top ranking strain. Order straight run. pullet or cockerel chicks. Write for folder, prices and early open dates. Graham Hatchery and Pullet Farm California Hayward rubber-bearin- SO ARE YOU AFFLICTED? ARE YOU AFFLICTED T went to bed in other words, was I If you have liver, stomach, kidney, prostata itchinfr piles, rheumatism, arthritis, to plow fresh fields or harvest what gland, varicose veins, or sinus trouble, see us, or write for particulars and testimonies, I could from the old ones. NATURE'S MINERALS COMPANY. 416, I also removed the blanket that 25th Street, Ouden, Utah. shields our three parakeets from northern drafts and waited for the WANTED FOR HOSPITAL welcoming chirrup that one, the LABORATORY AND least snobbish of the three, conde- 01 AN. Salary open. Also needTF""''. GRADscends to give me before I leave UATE NUKSE, salury ti.n.j ,..jiu.i ..j room. board to and dato Up hospital the room. As soon as I do, they aituated in Northern California. Cnod climate. Permanent positions. Writ givall burst into song. ing qualifications, are, reference to S. W. to in work Walking Washington Macdonald, Wextwoud Hospital, Lassen these days is like reviewing the lounty, California. armies of the United Nations for W.N.U. Week No. 431S SALT LAKE one can spot almost any uniform between Dupont Circle and Pennsylvania avenue. But it seems that the WAVES are in the preponderance. The WAACs are smart but the navy has a uniform that is a little bit less drab than the olive. It is surprising how an elderly matron turns out in that navy as smart as a midshipman. Washington's springtime, one of its two beautiful seasons, is here in April gone in May. First, the burns with its yellow flame; then the magnolias blush and fade, and the dogwoods raise their sweet ghostliness among their darker sisters; then the cherry blossoms come and there are many of them scattered over the city as well as the better advertised ones along the laSoon they are followed by goon. leaves on the oaks and the elms and the maples. Then backyards are brilliant with the rambler roses and you know that spring is done. . . tii M.:ti.-411.1:1 ri.j M blue-and-go- ld for-syth- ia BRIEFS Four Series E War Savings bonds, No peo- by Daukhage Twenty tons of food are carried Liberty ship enough to last the crew of G3 for a voyage. on every six-mon- th "Honor thy father and thy mother, but above all, the Fuehrer." 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