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Show i Sniff Sets for Air Raid Precautions PATTERNS SEWING CIRCLE Time;& Kte: theMarch four fliers who .ration of FJ f' 5 Washington, D. C. WICKARD FEARS FOOD CRISIS Secretary of Agriculture Wickard has made it very clear in private conferences that he takes vigorous exception to Donald Nelsons recent statement: "We are going to have enough to eat throughout this war and we probably will not have to put any very drastic limitations on our range of choice in that regard " On the contrary, Wickard says that we are going to be more and more up against it for food unless we give the farmer more machinery with Jap airport a stolen transport and scotch was three times W as it appeared here bor-'.Mn-- gentlemen, paced with zing . . . I Hughes troupmg in Just one reason p,ir- via NBC is its 11th year arogram starts Add Puzzles: Why aves'hasn t a sponsor. Each for someone-jerfu- mes tie star guests your receiving set Kay Ky- rare talent too: echoed here, e is tuch snappy slogans as Slap Then theres the writers who call them tripling, and loaded - , UBjL ... K lure jV'l! re-of the local drama critics bum w a certain ham as a The critic received a sharp ,m the victim demanding I Ulogy The critic replied: leased to explain and apologize Believing I t oar proofreader. d aritted the word actor he it A grevious error, which ore you wont happen again! Issue hert nal r eyes Iunnojht Right bout fair in-e- know ht Iked" t Two savants of Providence, R. I., college, the Rev. Frederick G. Hickey, OP, and Prof. J. J. nanley, are ac uring sniff sets" of various poison gases that might he used by enemy raiders, so air raid wardens may readily recognize the gases when encountered. At left. Prof. Hanley fills one of the sniff set bottles with mustard gas sample. Center: Father Hickey and his colleague show the correct technique of decontaml-Hatin- g a vertical surface. Right: Creating a miniature to show what can happen by putting chloride of lime alone and undiluted on gas for decontamination purposes. Chloride should be mixed with and water. earth man ones, Combined Offensive in Desert Warfare Drill some complaints burrt the number of de luxe ows playing around Broad-ba- t John Mason Brown doesn't i it is a matter for calling in the have been ?re ISERIES r congestion era media, craze has reached ae way down to the Bowery, found a deck of ire two bums in the gutter. They started lmagi-dougmg gm for $1 a point of course. After an he bum who owed 38,000 imag dollars said he was quitting b, come on, lets play some ie loublesut. Tares mted St, two dept n an ire I, a mar ys $530, coaxed. he was was the stiff retort, u as I want to go." 0, thats E SUFFER of an nt Bystander: are tcI!lnS T t flash c the silly about tcigh hombre who went into a on in Wyommg with a moun-Io- n on a leash. After the gularlties cable, bat e luncti In a wot akhamiT drank some whisky he glass into dust and de t itd a bigger one. comes nd haste doenly a rattlesnake started to sands ol out of the fellows vest and he moytng tr led it back, Dont you ectlonj saying: worth tn e out of there until I send for 'ou hear? iger ie bestfc. hid the ly today from?" you asked :rder. il where ska, theyre was the reply. They ran iid two other swishes outta last week S SURE Build 1,070-F- Bridge in Less Than 2 Hours t. Solomon Isle Hero forwards the late Arthur nes thesis: How to Be a er Reporter." In it is this coun "Learn to edit your copy. Strike a st of your adjectives, remem-th- e Cockro and foot Ml DRUC adjective is Strike out pinning zf very good. is ing u Frenchmans remark: the enemy of the Very always! t iitntm Ptf disorder riniti trui tor c and o remo o4 1Ji matter Reynolds ichea rilM. bum an from to write In or standin Sergt. MaJ. Vootha, of the native police, who was captured by Japs at Guadalcanal, was tortured with a Inbayonet when he refused to give there. S. forces U. about formation gal has to hear the stuff the guys written. e is the dog that first scftnnles his stuff e hfe that she leads is what I call tough! -- F. B. MANNS WIFE. . 7nn(, set what is believed to be an all- Left for dead, Vootha escaped and in the 1,070-fopontoon bridge In one Army engineers a to a U. S. marine camp with returned river a time record by spanning how lhey couid span rivers ot valuable information. This picture was taken before he was captured- - Lanterns: There isnt run of a amorg the film entries. is the best of the new-hoi inferior to the stage ver-Th- e film is refined, minus Ue tinge. Ann Sothern and ton caper through the quips Magic ' Pan-Hatti- ) dles. some of Cole Porter's lingering . . . -- Manila Call- - fcyST i , , a , niher war fable, Is full of nd bombs. Its hard to ry WlUl 80 muci noise go 10 Ihey do not worry muen yarn. Lloyd Nolan heads e?s and Carole Landis drops ve the battle some oomph Espionage" is more 'ilpr Ribbons: eC ! $ t '.J. ii , i xit. "dik i get yu 7 V alleai Anon: You of anyone as are trying to get even This Week: Diplo-- e art of letting someone y,ur 'vay i ftV 2 3rp 1 Ti i a rfV r T 's1111 eJf, r' f. I it s A T t Keep Em Rolling Another Step Towards Tokyo s. j m1S f 1 i r f tO "wu --.u to- . 4 ... n ... TCKfO -- - - J ,1 . . . T. Riggs: hviouj to tlie attention ed as she walked down the oha Cole: As relaxed . ' D- - T. Lutes: The 0Y, blue you wished you could ' Martin Lorrin: You st bine; time wastes you est w "''hiBuckict. Her face was fatigue. , id I unit. ten-to- n s' 7 i.'A satin, e , "v of a gal who has wed Ejy with desire his head; whn or workm or udm 12 is the life r-- ! iztt'l says some England go to the girls. One ged Reynolds to give her a report with one soldiers him Im a nice girl, she asked. He owns the t orange groves in America1 " "hat city? asked Reynolds c3, was the reply. iS . s wean troops in ies to impress ngtb other item and the necessary farm labor. NO NIX ON NAVYS riX On the Important question of pho- reader Pc Your SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT. 149 New Montgomery Street Calif. San 1 rancisco Enclose 20 cents In coins for each pattern desired. Pattern No Name .. Address ' x"a.a c 1 h ir L: V - CAPITAL CIIUF One U. S. general, returning from London, reported that the waiting policy of the British In Africa reminded him of the Union generals in the War Between the States who dallied in Washington, wondering what Lee would do next. Among the closest friends In the are Barkley of Kentucky, senate encrews Maintenance consisting floor leader, and Democratic tirely of women are now working at of Oregon, Republican floor the shops of the Long Island railleader. They disagree on nearly road In New York. Here the girls except this: That they everything work on the big drive wheels of an are both swell guys. Mc-Na- - J,ulian! of Ah f tographs, the navy has completely reversed itself, with the result that e the public is seeing daily action shots of the war. Until recently, there was a ban on taking pictures of confidential" scenes. But on September 1, the navy issued General Order 179, which stated that commanding officers are directed to obtain photographs at times of emergency, disaster, and combat action." Picture taking in the navy used to be confined to nuts and bolts routine shots of maphotography terials to observe their action under stress. But now the navy is taking pictures of some of the most dramatic and colorful incidents in the history of warfare, with some 1,400 photographers. If you saw the picture of the Jap carrier sinking in the Coral sea, or the Jap heavy cruiser sinking at Midway, or the U. S. sailors leaping overboard from the carrier Lexington, you have seen the work of navy cameramen. Some were appointed to do nothing else but take pictures of the battle, but some did their camera shooting only after laying aside a machine gun. The famous picture of the sinking Jap carrier in the Coral sea was taken by a machine gunner from the rear nest of a navy plane. Primary purpose of the picture taking is not to inform the public, but to inform the navy. The pictures are used to check on operations, to Instruct learners, and, most important, to study the enemys position. Today, tomorrow and every day, navy planes are flying over New Guinea and the Solomons, taking pictures of whatever lies below. The developed shots may disclose that the Japs have moved into a new area, and that the little black spot, seen under a microscope, is an oil tank just Installed. coid nig through the - t m . ;bi'Lh' reads 2.610 stirpes ashore bring tons of Andrcanof group ,n ,lie nulcs from Tokjo. r1"' engine. Size........ Dont Wait for Constipation to Hit! What do you do when constipation comes? Do you rush to the medicine cabinet for an emergency cathartic? And then have to do It all over again next time. If yours Is the common kind of constipation due to lack of "bulk In the diet, here's wonderful newsl There s a better way of treating your constipation. 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