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Show LEHI FREE PRESS. LEW. UTAH Nine New U. S. 4- - , fzzz r ir "A j 1 Z V I PETERS A Generals v' 7 JACOB Four-Sta- SEJTISG CIRCLE PATTERNS r II 'I ' i o ... . P WALTER KKl'EGEE 1 '."-rO- v ' Start Day Right in This Frock Matching Dress and Hat for Tot 1 1 vNf , U MARK W. CLARK Four Awards in Day 1 i ' rMlinmfffi: ..Hi- -. Releued by Western Newspaper Union. MEANINGLESS WORDS-LANGU- AGE OF BUREAUCRATS WORDS. UNINTELLIGIBLE, MEANINGLESS words have been a major product of the federal gov- ernment bureaus and departments as far back as I can remember, and that is quite some years. ' ' 7'v-- V During the years when the adminiT istrative government consisted, primarily, of cabinet departments, before we were afflicted with the innumerable bureaus, administratj1 I ions, corporations and what have 1. I. McNARNEY CARL SPAATZ OMAR N. BRADLEY I you of today, the treasury and agri m """ .WB- -j r if ""' cultural departments, were the chief producers of imponderable f. - , 1 If ; H 1, verbiage. The treasury could so 1 I , . If if i tangle its instructions to the tax pay er that his only solution in making out a tax return was to employ 4 expert who might understand the meaning of the law if he did not understand the treasury's instructions. In THOS. T. HANDY Pilot of a navy scout bombing there the agricultural department "UMEBVELL GEORr.R r Uruv-r- . v. HUlliljJ were then, and, are now, em plane, Lt. Kenneth Roy Miller of ployed agricultural experts whose The above nine lieutenant generals were nominated by President Hutchinson, Kan., is shown after he of was that province making two Roosevelt to be full generals in the U. S. army. had been presentedwith four decoof grain grow where only one jtalks They are: in rations a cerein a single day aad been growing, and telling the Jacob L. Devers, commanding general, 6th army group, Euromony at the naval air station at farmer how to pean theater. accomplish the same Patuxent River, Mo. Mark W. Clark, commanding general, 15th army group in Italy. result. On each subject they cov Walter Krueger, commanding general, 6th army, Philippines. ered they wrote a long winded treat Carl Spaati, commanding general, U. S. strategic air force in ise which no farmer, including the Europe. of thousands who held college degrees, T. Allied McNarney, supreme MedJoseph deputy commander, :ould understand. They were printed theater. iterranean in large quantities and stored in 12th N. Omar Bradley, commanding general, army group, Westwarehouses in Washington, subject ern front in Europe. to such call as farmers might Thomas T. Handy, deputy chief of staff, U. S. army. Brehon B. Somervell, commanding general, army service forees. make, if any. It was, as I remember, about George C. Kenney, commanding general. Far East air forces. 1909 that I, as editor of a syndicate service used by country newspapers, conceived the idea of inducing the agricultural department r- to have the real facts, buried in mm im mi ) mtw mmmwimmmmw)'m&mW:mvmww.w. the verbiage of each of the thousands of pamphlets and brochures, Interpreted into a short statement, expressed in simple English, to be used in these country newspapers. It took four years of insistent urging, and a change in administrations, to secure a result. At the end of four years, the bureau of information of the depart4 t , ment of agriculture was orwith George Wharton in ganized Here are sketches of the new emThe personnel of the charge. sailto soldiers worn and blems be by bureau consisted of Wharton and ors who are honorably discharged two assistants, all capable newsE The ancient Rhine city of Coblenz has a new mayor. He is Brig. from the service but still wear paper writers. By interviewing their uniforms, pending reconverGen. Frank J. Culvin of Tucson, Ariz. Left: At Krefeld, Germany, Sgt. the experts, rather than through sion to civilian attire. Top, army, George A. Kaufman of Fort Smith, Ark., is changing a street sign from reading, they did a good job, "Adolf Hitler Strasse" to "Roosevelt Boulevard." The 9th army is eras-in- g a golden yellow eagle; bottom, navy, and through them much valuablue on white. all marks of Nazi rule in captured Germany. ble and understandable information reached American farmers, with the country press as the Ball Joins medium of distribution. It continued until after the establishment of the county agent system, which brought scientific farm r vr-- a i . . s, methods, applicable to each farm, directly to the farmer. The bureau of information, greatly enlarged in personnel, sill exists, but I do not know what function it now performs. The department issues a year book, an expensive publication for which the tax payer has been paying for many (rears, and of, which many thousands of copies are printed. The last one issued in 1942 again demonSi ? strates the need of trained interII T I f preters. Of its content covering many farm subjects, there is practically no one treatise that can be understood by either the farmer or the county agent. Its several hun dred pages are filled with the same type of imponderable verbiage that haracterizes instructions from the treasury, the OPA, WFA, WMPA, WLB and countless others of the bureaus, administrations and corporations whose job it is to tell us what to do and how to do it. Words, unintelligible, meaningless words, are the bureaucrat's ammunition, a war product of which there is no evident shortage. It is not new. The present is but a many times magnified replica of what was produced in the past. - W .... Secretary of Commerce Henry A. IF THEY REALLY WANT a job . I .. n i ii. n together with 91 memWallace, M. Bert R. Shepard, who lost his ngnt leg on ms Min ms.u.. would be helpful to the people taken that "it, has seriously of bers congress, r Germany, is shown as he batted them out at the Washington Sena- -' that activities comHe is shown as he steps vct-o- f flying. up marine training camp. Upper right, Emer Durrett, discharged in which he mittee of the house might investi of from plane cockpit Guadalcanal, now a Brooklyn Dodgers' outfielder. Lower right, was taking flying lessons for postgate many of the regulations issued B"ght Whiteside, Boston Red Sox catcher, received navy medical by OPA and others of the Washwar flying days. having been wounded in action. ington bureaucracy. If the committee could do nothing more than interpret these instructions it would Pin-U- p be more than farmers, processors Lend-Leas- e i and distributors have been able to accomplish. They are certainly un- American and a proper subject for V 4 Tfc Vyy that committee. f '7 7 .i. jfr ' f if . - S V high-price- d I Honor Emblems American Street and Mayor a, Clubs Wounded Vets Join II ..... . 0 SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN OFPT. 149 New Mtw'.gomery bw 6aa Francisco, CaUt. Enclose 25 cents in coins tor each pattern desired. 8763 ,34--52 a Pattern Name Pretty House Frock , Size No Address pretty end very yOU'll efficient in this smoothly fitting house frock with scalloped front closing. Use gay floral prints, pink and white or blue and white check A ginghams, or crisp polka dots. Trim with bright jumbo ric rac. look Pattern No. 8763 lt designed for sizes 36, 38. 40, 42, 44. 46. 48, 50 and 52. Size 38 rematerial; quires 44 yards of 33 or h 3 yards ric rac lor trimming. Dress and Hat for Tot AN ADORABLE warm weather ensemble for a sweet young miss, bhe 11 be sure to like the swinging skirt and. the bodice lac ing on the dress. The little hat is easy to make it opens out fiat to launder. POST'S Flying Club fH : Pattern No. 76S is designed tor sizes 1 and 6 years. Size 3 dress require material; pan l',i yards of 35 or ties. 4 yard; bonnet, including uelf lining, ?s yard. 3, 4, S m7 BRAN GODEN FIAKS OF Y MWAr AND BMW The more thoroughly plates and dishes are scraped, the easier the washing job will be. Clean the keys of your piano with denatured wood alcohoL This will help keep them from turning yellow. To find your door key in your handbag, fasten a piece of ribbon onto the key. Sew a snap on the other end of the ribbon and snap it to the bag. COMBAED tYm S(GARSWT TENDER delicious 4) KA$MS HEW brsokfast idea Taste it... and agree, a magic coml ost's Raisin Bran isyou'll bination! Made from real Post's Bran Flakes, plus seedless raisins that tay tender, thanks to Post's exclusive Tender-Sureprocess. Ask your grocer for Pof Raisin Bran today. 40 d . Let the gelatin congeal a bit be fore adding the fruit. This will keep the fruit from going to the bottom of the mold. of ammonia A teaspoonful added to the jar of water in which steel wool is kept will prevent rust from forming. Plant grass in a flower pot for your cat, and set the pot where the cat can help himself, as grass is essential to his health. iffiftrttflMiifrtlftWmirtl I an Balanced double action.. for positive action in the mixing bowl ... for gratify ing results in dis-'Mrg- e, Bride Puss Debt France Pays 1 I I r v , 3'- I - - V wV if ?i v ' r y , . : - t -r ,1 , . "r w 7 . i 1 f f ifc if i I f ,f ! I ';i.l ',""' V ' 1 a BIIII,'l,'ili'BI' Cne4French Provisional government presented the ith S10.000.MO . a further Installment on the accepted oui for shipments of materials made to ',,,w' 'e the last two years. Leo X. Snf'Kfi "l.e check from Christian Valcns! ef French Cw,J This kitty with the soulful expression of an expectant bride is the pel of Miss Roslyn Stock of Bronx, In bridal N. Y., who dressed puss pin-n- p for pictures. finery TV OOUBt-- 6 6?0J I Csaraauwl Gm4 Hnwkwpinf - - - I the oven. ,co A PART OF THE PROPOSED compulsory military training can, and should, be a schooling in the working and operations of the American government. Familiarity with government makes for better citizenship. Better citizens make better soldiers. VERBAL OR WRITTEN PRO TEST is an American privilege, disobedience of the law is not. We may write or speak against the moving in of what we consider undesirable neighbors. When they do move in we may decline to be neighborly, to loan or borrow across the back fence. That is our privilege. To do violence to the person or property of that neighbor is a violation of law, and U not our privilege, whether the neighbor be white, black, red or yellow. There is nothing to prevent 3ur moving out if we like. x cJ Tinrrn aaiiu mieni etc I I HIUUWkiaAJ llllsiaVFy Sprains IlVll Strains BrvWot Stiff Joints |