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Show LEHI FRESS PRESS. I.EHI. UTAH NATIONAL AFFAIRS Increased Food Demands "Face Nation ' Bill Spurs Consumption As Lease-Len- d Reviewed by CARTER FIELD kV- k . a Rv LEMUEL F. - kA- - Consolidated Lord Halifax has Eneland, he after ,his WPPK-I end at Unionvilie. Chester County, LCl-I- life-lin- Low-Countri- es d nced Lady Police Chief Preserves Order In Missouri Town ar salt-wat- er $10,000-a-ye- chief-of-poli- well-place- n er - ar i v- rew w . Jerusalem cherry trees twice as much water asreqtrj. plants. Set pot with tree in it w water that comes uP overtr! of pot and let stand until Wa I bubbles up. jt Chopped onions and tttn Pa. There Halifax Heard No has been browned in chopped salt pork, ' the flavor of green be" American Accent saved for prove stewed tomatoes or carrots 0J Pack's Baying Add a tablespoon of flour to seem, would gracious hospitality it aucreamed butter and sugar beW as old of England a t spot in-- J"" tv v thentic as diligent effort could s make it. Chester county com-pr'eof domain the Lord Halifax's host, W. Plunket and so faithfully has Mr. only ut J i l r.o CouDi leeis uc.ii,.. ' all-o- Service.! NU y, u a IJ PARTON If N EWi .YORK. .nsirit- for g, that the board could take up 'already emerged. These are, how strike situations which had ever, dependent on a big "If" been certified to it, so to speak, by If Britain is able to stand the batterthe department of labor. if she Nazi air of ing Most of the senators and repre- can stave off invasion raids, and survive Hill who on have sentatives Capitol the deadly attacks on her shipping been criticizing the policy of pere until American aid can bemitting strikes to interfere with na- come really effective: tional defense work have always dis1. America's farm export matrusted Secretary of Labor Perkins. the This is made slightly milder by rketlost since Scandinavia, fell may be France and the fact that both congress and the restored through the "Feed corps of Washington newspaper men partially Britain" provisions of the Lease-Len- d in confidence a of have great deal bill. John R. Steelman, who is the chief 2. The demand for farm prodmediator in the strike situations for the department of labor. If it be- ucts at home will be considerably comes known that Steelman thinks increased. any particular thing is all right, that 3. Price levels will move upward. carries a lot of weight. Food Increasingly Important. But this modification scarcely afLet's look abroad, first. Under fects the public. Hence it does not the terms of the Lease-Lenbill, affect the mail pouring in on indi- Britain does not need to consider eividual members of congress. The ther price or ability to pay in makpublic is very definitely if one may ing food purchases here. Up to now construe anything from this her expenditures have been for muthat the government has nitions only. Food has been importbeen fiddling while Rome burns on ed from the Dominions. this whole business. The mail The job of feeding Britain is in the shows conclusively that there is hands of the Marketing advery little sympathy for the stand ministration ofSurplus the U. S. department labor has been taking. of agriculture the same agency LABOR' LOSES SUPPORT that superintends distribution of food This comes on top of several de- for emergency relief here at home. velopments, which have paved the To provide supplies ordered by Britway for a less friendly audience for ain it merely has to increase the food labor's side of the story. One is the orders being constantly issued for pounding that Westbrook Pegler has domestic relief. been giving the labor racketeers and British authorities have placed the union leaders for not doing pork, lard, evaporated and dried something about it. The other is the milk, cheese, dried fruits, fruit widespread publicity given to the initiation fees charged laborers who wanted to work on some of the government contracts. cantonment When such a friend of labor and a hater of most capitalists as Sen. George W. Norris of Nebraska takes the floor to warn labor, things have PARMA, MO. The only police ofreally been moving. Just what will happen is anybody's ficer on duty here during the day guess. But one thing is certain. If and the chief of the police force at-at the delay to defense work continues, all times that's Maggie Porter, there will be such public clamor that tractive "gun toter" who not in Parma, order only preserves about the congress, already boiling situation, will not only investigate but who's an expert cook, as well! the strikes, but will do something Folks in Parma claim, so far as more drastic. It may not be the wise they know, that she is the only womthing to do, in the long run, but what- an chief of police in the U.( S. A. ever it happens to be is going to be But Chief Porter disclaims any very unpleasant. credit for her unique role. "I was appointed town marshal St. Lawrence Seaway after the death of my father, John W. Porter, who was serving his secit Project So far no one has suggested one ond term in that office," she exof the most appealing economic rea- plains. sons for the St. Lawrence seaway- -it It all sounds. simple, but what Miss will enable ships to rid Porter fails to say is that all their hulls of barnacles, because through his administration she was scraping the hulls of ships of these her father's "right hand man," foes is simple in fresh water, almost keeping his books and even helping him on the street when the town was impossible in salt water. But even the most earnest advo- crowded with visitors. cates of the St. Lawrence project When Mr. Porter could no longer admit that it will be at least six carry on his duties, his daughter years, maybe seven, before the sea- pinned the badge of authority on way can be opened to traffic. Mean- her coat lapel, strapped his around her waist, and proing, of course, six to seven years ceeded to do everything from makafter it is started. Then assuming the war is still in ing arrests to handling the tax collections that "go with" progress, and hence that the nationduties in Parrtia. al defense justification for the canal the d And after his death, the city counbombs would held, a few cripple navigation just as effective- cil of this community of 1,200 perly as they would at Panama, where sons voted to make her successor that danger is resulting in the con- to Mr. Porter, and she'll hold the struction of another set of locks. job at least until the next election. PRESIDENT SUPPORTS Chief Porter, who works with MEASURE W. B. Morgan, business-mamayor Why does the President press this of Parma, and four male council measure, knowing that it will be members, is the town's only dayat least six years before the seaway time police officer., She has a night can be completed? Why does he marshal and often appoints a deputy talk about the need for ships, and to work with him.. And on Saturthe possibility of drawing both day nights, she remains on duty unmerchant and warships from Great til nearly midnight, ready to diLakes shipyards, now that all the rect the work of law enforcing. shipbuilding ways on salt water are Trouble? "Occasionally," Chief Porter says, ."when some outsider jammed with orders? - The answer to all this is simple. comes to town, gets drunk and starts The President has never been really showing off." Interested in the seaway project per Asked what her most exciting duty se. He is interested in the develop- had been, Chief Porter said, withc ment of power on the out much hesitation, "Tracking St. Lawrence river. That power can down the criminal who shot my be produced, the experts insist, night'Trtarsha!, W. T. Wormack, on Viree years after work is started. December 22, 1940." Of course, cheap power could be obShe hopes the time never comes tained in a shorter time than that by when she has to use her gun, but building steam plants, but it would admits that if that time comes, not be as simple to put the building she'll be ready. of government steam-powplants It's not at all unusual, say local under the national defense marble. citizens, to see her "collar" some Everybody knows that privately law violator and march him off to owned utilities would be very glad the town's jail. to build additional power plants if Chief Porter lives with her widassured of a market. owed mother. She was born in MisIncidentally that strike at Milwau- souri, but attended business college kee has put off the time for any in Michigan. number of power- plants being Her straight, raven-blac-k hair, cut brought into operation. It alone man's style and combed in a pommakes the turbines for power plants padour, is Miss Porter's outstandand warships. ing physical characteristic. Features-W- - rti" promptly, rinse them eaul'v warm water. This 'J'" their wearing qualities WEEK in congressional approWASHINGTON. Strikes holding priations for defense and rearmbecome the ament, this question is assumhad defense national up toughest kind of problem before the ing growing importance. mediation board was appointed, and Every farm family in America the first publicity the board had did has a stake in the situation. Food not help much toward convincing the 'is as much a weapon as planes, public that a solution of the prob- tanks and ships. The extent to lem had been reached. This first which it is used is a matter of close the picture-takin- concern to publicity ignoring everyone on or near a the appointment of the mem- farm. bers and the formal organization-w- as Three fairly definite answers have hydro-electri- Word of caution: If going to wear your the - lts contain ones and for tr son do not bake so wt'l THIS ut Six-Ye- potatoes jewolder (Released by Wenern Newspaper Union.) CHICAGO. What will tries causing labor to lose Lease-Len- d bill and Uncle Sam's public $ upport . . . Hydro- own fast moving defense proelectric power probably gram mean to American agriRoosevelt's paramount in- culture? With $7,000,000,000 for all-oterest in St. Laurence sea-na- y aid to Britain now added to the project. pyramiding total of $33,000,-000,00- 0 Bell Syndicate WNU Service mail-convi- EMlNTSti NEWS r.-.- . By RAYMOND MITCHELL Strikes in defense indus- 1UOUSEH0L0 'iVHO'S pos-sibi- Stewart, Stewart adhered to the British countv. is often ..w UlliVil that li'u rhpstpr called the Leicestershire county of America, with its hunts comparable tra-A- .t , Britain it in the hands of the Surplus Marketing adminiUrahas had considerable experience providing supplies for domesof oranges is but a small part of the huge quantities of food ' onlv to the Melton, the MowDray under their supervision throughout the country. and the Quoin of Leicestershire the same comprising all the superlatives the in England. juices and vegetables on the top of now at the highest point since of their shopping list. The number of outbreak of the war. 1911 Mr. Plunket a banker In items will be expanded as opportuniAll of the foregoing factors will when he isn't riding to hounds-be- gan ties arise. probably combine to boost the cash searching for the perfect farm income of American farmers Other Countries Ask Aid. domain. He found it in hunting this of Britain will not be the only bene- above the 1940 totals. Some be off- county. The terrain was Chester Finland needs food badly income gain will, of course, ficiary. sufficiently broken to give the and has already negotiated a $5,000,-00- 0 set by the higner costs ior iarm fox a break, but open enough labor and for the products the credit with the Export-Impo- rt for some slam-bantallyho ridabout he stone bank for food purchases if shipping farmer buys. Fertilizer is not streams, with woods, ing, regisonly commodity that has hazis available. That is just a beginthe all and walls required 1933. a sharp price rise since ning if further credit can be provid- tered ards and lures, without too many ed. Spain and unoccupied France Overexpansion Dangerous. people to get in the way. Mr. are on the list, too. How much they How long the defense program's Plunket bought a large tract and get will depend on British blockade stimulus to industry and agriculture thereafter, it appeared, banking policy. Indications are that it will will endure is problematical. This was somewhat of a sideline. be tempered by American opinion. hinges to a good extent on how long Ke and his brother Redmond had But Now let's glance at the home mar- the European war continues. a pack of hounds and built the bred farmAmerican to come in months ket. Agriculture has already felt Green Spring Valley hunt, famous to the defense program's stimulating ers will have an opportunity of Glyndon, Md. Hence, knowing all and their more fortify feel it will even It position strengthen impact. he outs of in months to come. There is an in- themselves for the future. To do the ins and the to recreate rapidly proceeded will be ctraicrht thinkincf enmo .... 111. hi UUIU creasing demand for farm products. tKic cenAmericans are buying more and required. Of essential importance is Leicestershire ofE.the Eighteenth Gilbert already Mather, tury. eating more because they have that farmers avoid overexpansion established in Chester county as a money to spend. Still more cereals, and the pitfall of easy profits that eastward in was meats, fats, dairy products, fruits may later turn into losses. The first search of new moving Mr. Stewles-, territory. World war taught us some bitter and woolens will be needed. his English foxhounds art Reports from the U. S. depart- sons about that. Surpluses that have and bought others from importing began can ever since ment of commerce show that a rise burdened agriculture England, along with hunters of anbe traced to World war days. in emloyment is invariably What ran farmprs dn tn make cient pedigree. by a rise in the conThere is in Mr. Stewart's hunt sumption of meats, dairy and poulagriculture one of the most effecthe most careful observance of try products along with fruits and tive weapons in Democracy's arall ancient traditions of British senal? vegetables. fox - hunting, Defense Spending Rises. particularly in For one thing, they can develop dress. The master and his staff How the defense program is in- ways and means of making their wear scarlet, with crimson colfluencing industrial activity, employ- production more efficient. An imlars and the every-da- y dress is ment and consumer income is portant step in this direction is to scarlet with crimson facings and shown by the fact that defense ex- take stock of their soil fertility. For scarlet velvet collar. with penditures rose from an average of the country-wid- e $7,000,000 a day last September to the AAA program, fewer acres are Mr. Stewart is a native of Mary more than $21,000,000 a day last being tilled. This means that farm-- 1 land, related to European royalty. month. These expenditures have ers should employ soil management He was in the army remount servnot hit full stride yet, for many apmethods that will produce higher ice in the World war. Incidentally, propriations have been slow getting yields from fewer acres. Such a the natives of Chester county have into circulation because contracts procedure will reduce production enthusiastically in the had to be let. When it is considered costs and improve the quality of the and real estate values that payrolls represent from 45 to 70 crop. Such a program means ex- have risen. g care in concernper cent of defense expenditures, the ercising future level of industrial activity ing the fertility of the soil by pracE'VE started and lend- tices which not only prevent waste of v v ing, and the leasing may be gauged. quarterback snaps Thus the consumer buying power fertility, but actually help restore it. the ball to Adm. Emory S. Land, Soil Fertility Declines. chairman of the maritime com- generated by the defense program is likely to be felt in the form of a mission and America has used up the original Adm. Land Apt to ..co . ordina. bigger cash income on most Amerof its soil much more rapidfertility ican farms this year. ly than it has replaced it. Constant Deliver on the tor of facili- It is natural that the increased de- croppings, after generAtlantic Gridiron "esforocean mand for food and raw materials ation, have generation removed vast quantities transport," should be reflected in a rising trend of phosphorus and potash. as of his recent appointment. There in wholesale prices. A recent bu- We nitrogen, have lagged far behind Europe is historic precedent for his rinding reau of labor statistical report in soil conservation. a hole in the line, weaving through shows that wholesale commodity a broken field and planting the ball Nations 2Vi to 20 use abroad from on the other side of the goal posts. prices are swinging upward and are times as much commercial plant That was in the famous "crap food per acre as does the United States for fertilizing crop land and game" session between the Army and Navy in 1900. With less than a plowable pasture. minute to play, "Jerry" Land, as ' Based on the average rate of de- his always called him, in pletion, American farms will lose the shipmates backfield for the Navy, blocked tons of nitrogen, phosphor29,000,000 kick and made one of those Frank us and potash in 1941 due to the a s down the field, removal of plant foods by growing Merriwell 11 to 7 for winning, the Navy, just a crops, through livestock grazing and iew seconds belore the whistle blew by leaching, according to an esti- tor the finish. Such dninps arP nrot. mate of the Middlewest Soil Immuch in his horoscope. ty i I'mi. provement committee. In the World war he was in In the effort to defend and build the navy bureau of construction up the productivity of their soil, and repair and got the Navy farmers of the United States have cross for building submarines one advantage they didn't possess and for his work in the war 25 years ago during the first World zone. In 1919 he turned in the war. Then we faced a fertilizer most comprehensive and searchshortage because we were almost ing technical study of German on for entirely dependent Germany submarines the navy ever got, potash and on Chile for natural nialong with a study of what they trates. Today, thanks to the teammight do or try to do in the work of science and American innext war. lie retired in March, dustry, we are producing our own 1937, but got only a month's layplant foods and we can maintain off, as President Roosevelt got our independence in this respect for him back on the job as a meman indefinite period. ber of the maritime commission. I If national emergencies grow When Joseph P. Kennedy retired more acute and American farmers to become ambassador to Great hear the "Be prepared" signal to Britain, Land became Chief of Police Maggie Porter, who not chairman policeman's "run of the get their land ready for any eventuonly handles of the commission, and within milT jobs with east and effect ivene, but ality, they will know it can be done two weeks the same was shaku ho manages a boys' baseball team and if they have enlisted under the bana leg as never before. ing likes to cook, toot. ner of soil improvement. The admiral, a small urirv man, with a touch of the mule-skiMay Hold Proof of Child-PareTongue i Relationship aooui mm when he's driving X ttm it i r . anew sensiwhether a things through, lost rf time, in i unrw. man nigniy similarity of tastes might tive tongue may turn out to be the not be an excellent euido in ectv- - tmg to work the first congressional generation - to -" generation "finger lishing paternity. iuuucm oi 4uu,uuu,ouu for buildine our which have The merchant long Blakeslee research deterprint" jurists marine. He is a native of Canon sought as a means of proving rela mined that certain chemicals are City, tionship between parents and chil- tasteless to some people, while to Colo and a cousin of Charles Linddren. others they have a bitter taste. If bergh At Annapolis, he was tops several it can be shown that such charac- ..v.. liaj Ul imnoan Dut in several Following experiments . i years ago by Dr. A. F. Blakeslee teristics are inherited, the presence other sports, and rmxr of Carnegie institute, scientists work-to- g or absence of certain taste factors oar on the academy crew. He was with the 'taste buds" tiny in a child would be and iC Butcessiui conciliator in that nerves nestling underneath the sur- might offer a reliablesignificant ... m Arm guide to the "iu navy BU1- face of the tongue are wondering child's parentage. letics row of a few jyears ego. - The job of feeding lion. This organization tic relief. This carload constantly being moved i j j g, g, r, adding milk, when makirg a cake This coats the fat particles and keeps the mixture from curdlir.g Any place that is too hot to place your hand is too hot for a container of kerosene. Kerosene is safe only when it is cold. 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