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Show I Mat Ge ns of Thought imgm of! WHOEVER could make two ears of corn, or two blades of grass, to grow upon a spot of ground where only one grew before, would deserve better of mankind . . . than the whole race of politicians put together. Jonathan S.vift. I Vie f or the Came that larks assistance, f or the W rent that needs resistance, SCREEN, ;es vale ''b, vmrjxuNewspaper Union. W sed are Wes-o- Washington, D. C. UCIE ALLEN sets an SOPHOMORE CONGRESSMEN all radio and The Presidents herl-iemeeting J example for . tars to shoot at. Asked with congressional freshmen had an unheralded serial on Capitol Hill. digsmS ta a Victory Day after tne White House ' -- 19 U re J , fit-l- iked "to re Sometimes when we hardly get travelin. re want .e to eat. because people iti toPen?henti- consol! if,- faffed aiin if it werent for the radio pubbe wouldnt eating! we ravbe if o' m - to us, -G- f f i were fr As a man entered a restaurant and sat down at a table the man already there looked up with a smile of recognition. Pardon me, sir," he said, I fitted jacket over the jumpe- rI we met a fortnight ago." think smarter could be nothing a brief glance of inspecAfter 18 18. 12. 8243 sizes Is in No. 14, Pattern and 20. Size 14 jumper takes 27. yards tion, the other man shook his head SNAPPY FACTS ... material, jacket 1?. yards. h Send your order to: SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT. 149 New Montsomery Street Ca(U. Saa Francisco Enclose 20 centa In coins for each L. BANKS. pattern desired. Pattern No. Size........ Ariosto. ABOUT RUBBER negatively. Sorry, he said, but I dont know you." Maybe not. I dont know you, but I recognized that umbrella youre carrying." Thats impossible, sir! A fortnight ago I had no umbrella." No, came the quick retort, but I had!" Sufferinr and Achievement .Arkansas l not bemg ?U!e EORGE than genuine, pure St. Joseph Aspinn. World's largest seller at 10 L None safer, none surer. Demand St. Joseph Aspirin. SEWING CIRCLEJ) Fortune, who gives and takes a'vav all other human blessings, has no power over courage. good-nature- with congress. Object of the luncheon, arranged' wasnt mobbed because she itographs. o ir-us- time though late doing a the clothes she pose in, complimented dent s relations right on been up , iriety second-tei- PATTERNS. For the Future in the distance. And the good that I can do, party, Democrats held a lunche-- n in Speaker Sam Rayburn's private du.inj room, at which there wai con.iderabie and some not so grousing about the Presi- at a huge department she ar-in New York, fjen NO ASPIRIN FASTER Diner JTas Quick to Recognize an Old Friend r still Among others, Rep, Sam Russell1 broadcasting and Eugene Worley of Texas took think-o- ! to she gets because "lies her, great del.ght in joshing Rayburn: who of thousands us, the all Sam, why cant you get us an inlistening to herl vitation to the White House? However, the luncheon took a seone of the most razj pa' rjiy Kaye, tor ntort 'Jn men on the stage, has re-t- o rious turn when scrappy Rep. Edons of it the Samuel Goldwyn stu- -' ward Hebert of Louisiana lambasted Book j Up in the White House for not consulting for his first picture, 2 other st with congress on new legislation, and for your criticized his colleagues for submitnd rec ting to White House dictates." Observing that only 26 of the 45 Democratic freshmen of the last session survived the November elections, the Louisianan declared: If a lot of us had paid more attention to our constituents instead of to White House advisers, there wouldnt be so few of us here today. In the last year of Huey Longs tenure, he controlled both houses of the Louisiana legislature completely except for one man. But Huey didnt try to ram through any bills without letting each man know what was going on and making him feel like he had a stake in the program. We In congress havent been treated like that. DANNY KAYE ? at nigh Hebert said he held no enmity kle or the House leadership, addon the against a riot should be he ng, due t s; sometimes whats funny ing to Rayburn: waited tv en, but Ive always been very fond of hest wits Jie stage just goes flat before but Ive never been able to you, cameras. ime. vote for you on a national ticket. I touching scene in "The Human hope I will be able to cast my ballot for you next year, either as top man air pa- - redy takes place between Batch or running mate on the Democratic and op moun entally, regard suffering as an evil lhlrg te na which lhe world of- - Thls idea well typical of a g00d d,'al of modern sentimental-part- y ism, wh-eignores the history of suffv. ring and its part in human achievement. Dr. A. P, Shepherd What It "I solo." Took envy that man who sang the tenor A man is as old as he looks; a woman is as old as the way men look at her. "IThyf He hasnt much of a voice. "No, but just think of his nerve!" , at That idea only two Not Quite the Same prunes? roared the sergeant. As the party of men left the You save the stones twice a club after a particularly convivial week till you get a thousand, said the orderly, and then you know evening, one remarked gaily: 8243 Ive got a good wife. When I the war has lasted five years all come home late she doesnt mind but ten weeks. a scrap." Neither does mine," said anJumper and Jacket. Ten and Out! less cheerfully. In fact, she other, UERES an ensemble that boxer sat in his corner trailing The waits up for it!" young and gay whichever way for tho fight to begin. Seeing his second looking rather gloomy, he whisyou wear it. The jumper with The only period in a womans pered confidently: "You know you can snugly fitting bodice and easy going skirt makes a simply darling life when she gives any thought to count on me, Joe." outfit worn over a blouse or sweat- dress is between the cradle and the "Sure," said Joe, pessimistically, "I know from one to ten." er. For suit moods, wear the little grave. podf 9ilgh op 9fl rubber tree when ripe en 4 with an audible pop The podt about the ixe a a gooe egg contain formation a gee whUfc eaplode when ripe and threw the teed at for a 100 feet. The french call rubber eaoutchotui bom an Indian term moaning weep ng tree,'1 Ninety per cent of roodtfde flatc that piagua ear ewner con be avoided. Checking air preuureg while tirec are cool before In fiottng will chew tip tube that era lolng an abnormal amount gl preMure dug to alow leak Temperature, topographrand hpil ot road a wall a driving habit of owner account for wide variation la mileage from Identical brea. Thee lectors may eooount for lira turning in bom twenty to twenty five thousand mile of errioe in Chicago whereas bom seven to eiqht thousand mile may be the mileage U wiU render la lexan. Useful Whats the Singl or Dootoo ffdg Ibe Outstanding Blade Value 0 HOW TO OBTAIN PROOF OF BIRTH few days. Entire U. 8. A. Send Sl.OO. Proof of Birth - - Santa Monioa, Calif. Brighten Tear Garden. Plant Ranunculus. 100 flowering size bulbs prepaid, (1.00 cash. Full cultural instructions. 10 Anemone bulbs free if vou mention this paper. Peterson Bros,, (39 Olive 6t., Inglewood, Calif, ch Buy War Savings Bonds ot Mick-Roon- ld plays his brother. wear a long night-m-an-d poRui flatly refused. Finally ey, with Butch riding on his aiders, disappeared, to return p; 1 Butch in the nightgown. t Hitle him that Buck Rogers and eral MacArthur wear em, Mickey explained. :ks who bad to ms, Ii h d - his regular weekly Guy Lom-i- o on "Three-Rin- g Time Ogden ii collaborating on the script addition to appearance with a 3 new i musical, which will .is, rich; he says that i.liful and movie-wis- e, ry One Touch of star Marlene shes not just but Is also creative woman with decid-- ' individual ideas of her own. d Marlene thinks of the humor-- e dont know. tost actors of dramatic yearn for a good parts In ticket. This brought loud cheers from the luncheoners and blushes from Rayburn, who responded with a fatherly lecture urging those present not to let personal animosities influence their actions in congress. AMERICAN BOMBERS Despite the criticism you may hear of American planes, U. S. airmen who have studied the current bombings of Europe say privately that one American bomber is worth five of the British. American planes are heavily armed and heavily armored. Able to protect themselves, they operate in the daylight, with precision the British whereas bombing, must lay at flying night, planes, down a pattern of bombs over a whole area, hoping that the principal target will be hit. British planes can carry a heavier load of bombs, but the fewer bombs carried by the American planes are more effective because they go straight to the target Further, American planes have comedy spot h will land them on the road 'me, but Alan Reed, Solomon ?" on Abies Irish Rose, re e(l iinerab, things; he started as an ace for Fred Allen and other eta are edians. After getting a good suffered fewer losses proportionately Kgetah-hingrediei jrtthat way, he branched out into than the British, both operational character acting both in ra and combat losses. ion it and the In fact the American contributheater, ty all-otie, a i tion is so important that the await must of Germany Iverybodyd like to know how bombing George, the celebrated ac- - the availability of more U. S. planes was persuaded to make her Most people think there is a heavy fion picture debut In McLeods concentration of American planes in y," the first picture which the England now, and that the current bombings are the big firm of William and producing hes Cagney will make for United show. Neither is correct. sts release. There was a concentration of U. S, summer and planes in England last snald "Ducks voice made a per-a-l fall, made with intended publicity. appearance in the lobby of the This had the effect of sending the EuYork theater where Walt Dis- Nazis scurrying all over western Then Saludos Amigos defenses. their mend was to rope ? It 0C belongs to Clarence Nash, U. 6. air strength was pulled out of Ja been had been Duck doing the Donald England for the mission it of North ce smce 1"34, earth invasion beginning with The intended for-t- he Little Hen." hecktd Africa. . ysaU. S. air strength in England is "e when and first acene that Zoltan Korda now being built up egam, 10 half , leners ined to shoot for Columbias the time comes, the two air forces inraewhera In Sahara," on loca-t- o txactly combined will stage the show the desert near Brawley, tended to knock Germany out of the plant. called for a search Efron by a unit wtr- deals mechanized troops, dying of st fr an abandoned, drled-u- p MEXICO BARS MIGRATION Mexhole. But cam torrential No one Is advertising it, but So Director Korda thought ico has slapped a temporary ban nd tiie worker for o scripta dried-u- p on the recruitment of its becam a brim-fu- ll water farm Jobs in the United States, one o Poisoned by Bedoulnsl This was expected to be labor in farm of sources our big no famous 19th Bombardment the Southwest. However, 5' Americas most decorated have been Imported In iJdron, will be glorified In Suzy "ore than a month, deite feverish ' rthcoming film about our fly--; efforts by the Farm Security ady torcea fa the South Pacific. It ministration to bring in spproxl-matelJ we an cast. 60,000. ,roW o d- 5 lb !w round-the-cloc- k ! -- -- ... ,r lL FACTS e wa-hot- e WORTH NOTING: I I t $783 million for worker in 1942, or 25 more than in 1941. in 1911. $204 million to government in taxe in 1942, or 21 more than No increase in dividend in 1942. Balance for future needs 78 less than in 1941. COUPON 10 Umted Slate. 1 Steefn, etd I Annual Report for g4g Annual Report ofU. S. Steel, just published. of a great war effort The complete mail and the coupon at the right report will be furnished upon request Clip Many other interesting fact are told in the It is a production story and a financial story J aU-st- laxl r: ,S AND ENDS Ginny Simms ioze'n"! Xtr.a iMart by wling hall th c2 lrnn her San Fernando TW" Burns , . . "Madame ot.Vk record for propst with i r '1 idual items . . V is or fU fU yu'U see in "Swing intro" h na,me nassed the tests for "Dogs I for mth high marks, but ;(n because his legs were too 0011 urin" 1 atry James and his band, r" M jba film of "Best ii blit have been signed by itritl h aniher pUture: in it James c" rale . . . Maybe Merle i So 'Ton By it retiring from the "n 19 Irtiuis oecnme a housewife! ling fB' , J, X , :hile 30-t- STTATTES HTfEE) Rea-ttr-1- . I about the reMexico is not keen some time and cruiting program, the sate department notified ago the right It was reserving of Mexico to specify the sections 1 recruited. where labor could beMexico couldn t that Afford to have labor drained from industrial sections ad- the Farm Security orders submitted haJ mlnS!iL Mnvi. ms f,jt is, still for 8.000 bt t, " recruiting. to iiig for an oluiy Imp. noa have we far So Note: under workc farm g,300 Mexican contracts. 90 day work OPERATING AMERICAN BRIDGE COMPANY AMERICAN STEEl & WIRE COMPANY end CYCIONE FENCE DIVISION COMPANY IOYLE MANUFACTURING STEEL CORPORATION CARNEGIE-IUINOIS COLUMBIA FEDERAL H. C STEEl COMPANY SHIPBUILDING & DRY DOCK CO. FRICK COKE COMPANY MICHIGAN NATIONAL LIMESTONE AND CHEMICAL TUBE COMPANY Ca StfEGL COMPANIES! OIL WEIL SUPPLY COMPANY OLIVER IRON MINING COMPANY U. S. COAL & COKE COMPANY UNITED STATES STEEL EXPORT COMPANY PITTSBURGH LIMESTONE CORPORATION TENNESSEE COAL, IRON & RAILROAD CO. 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