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Show The Cache American. Loenn. Cache Countv. Utah TJ53 Y gf f ? fQjL ejr. New Envoy to Britain Is Staunch 'New Dealer' 54 -- HOUSEHOLD ' ,l lot Dy BALKIIAGE W Rational F arm and Horn limit Commentator. Press feeding, vitamins and their importance, food for children, food for ill. Bldg., Washington, I). C. WASHINGTON. Few American diet, nutrition snd many other topics ambassadors have been chosen be- related to food and the home front cause of their philosophy. John Aptitude testing, first aid and safeJust taking over his new du- ty first: community organization, ties as envoy to the Court of SU map reading, map making, drafting, community health, sanitation and James, was. are just a few of the other Externally he Is not the type to hygiene: wear knee breeches and genuflect to fields In which more trained workers are needed. royalty. "On a volunteer basis present and He is tall, Lincolncsque appearof language could develing. He is no orator, lie has bad nation-widopportunities for no previous diplomatic experience. op He is anything but the glass of fash- classes in Spanish," Mrs. Kerr said. Western hemisphere relationships ion, although he comes from such training universal appeal, wealthy New York family. He was give once Republican governor of New and many individuals will respond President Roosevelt to such an opportunity to equip themHampshire. called him In to head the first social selves better for world citizenship. with private organisecurity board. Later he was director of the international labor office zations, such as Girl Scouts, Campfire Girls, and other recreation at Geneva. great numbers of women Many persons in Washington will groups, in pertell you they cannot see why this can be interested and trained forming their home defense service man was chosen for our most Important foreign diplomatic post. Within through volunteer leadership of limits it is anybody's guess. This is girls. . mine: War-Ga- s Driven Cars Mr. Roosevelt believes that America is to play the dominating role Increase in Finland in the peace that is to come. He Recently we reported the experl believes that the democracies must mental work being done by the deto offer a have as definite program partment of agriculture laboratory the bewildered and bleeding peoples in Peoria, 111., in the manufacture Hitof the earth as thetotalitarians. In of alcohol from corn residue. ler has named his. It is national so- Finland, where necessity has beRoosevelt has his the come the mother of invention, recialism. New Deal. ports coming to Washington show that they are already running autoIf Great Britain Wins. If Great Britain wins the war, her mobiles without gasoline. The Finns carburetors in their chosen representatives will dictate have wood-ga- s the terms which will shape the new cars. Finland in normal times imworld. If they are to be persuaded to ports all of its petroleum. In these do the job on the American plan times it can get little or none. According to information reaching they must understand what that plan is. Therefore, since the man whose the legation here in your capital city function it is to interpret the United the Finnish ministry of supplies and States to Great Britain in the transport has issued orders to the efdays is our ambassador, he fect that automobiles all over Finmust truly represent his President land, including privately owned cars, busses and trucks, must be fitted Of course all ambassadors are supwith the wood-ga- s carburetors as posed to be the personal representasoon as possible. The only exceptives of their head of state but untions are ambulances and the cars der these circumstances the President's envoy extraordinary must be and trucks of the fire brigades. Eva man who Mr. Roosevelt believes, ery day now sees an increase of the wood-gadriven cars on the believes as he believes. streets of Helsinki. By early NoPresident the reason is the That carburetors sent Harry Hopkins over in the fate- vember, 1.900 wood-ga- s ful interlude between a Kennedy and were in use in Finland, as well as 4.250 charcoal-ga- s carburetors, ana Winant. other substitute for gasoline. John Winant will talk to the king And this affects the farmer, too. or the prime minister or whomever All tractors in agricultural use are governis head of the carbeing fitted with the wood-ga- s ment, in the language of President alRoosevelt. That is not precisely the buretors. Nearly all busses are on wood-gaand paslanguage which Joseph Kennedy ready running are gratified with the abspoke so understandingly to the Eng- sengers lishman he knew best and respected sence of the noxious gas fumes usually associated with gasoline-drivehighly, the late Neville Chamberlain, of the advantages of the language of the conservative lib- busses one wood gas. eral, the man of property. Winant's New service stations have had to language is the language of what he be set up, for the servicing now is would probably describe "social values for he is the New Deal in- not merely a question of supplying the fuel but also of cleaning the carcarnate. buretors and emptying the ashes, which must be done under cover. President Has Plan carLast August, when wood-ga- s For Social Defense buretors were introduced into FinAt a recent White House press land, the state appointed a commitconference the President took a lot tee to find means to finance their of time to answer an open letter purchase. This committees recomWorld war vetfrom an mendation, to set up a guarantee eran. The writer said that when company in which the state would the last war was over he had an- take part, was carried out by the nounced that hed cheer the boys to establishment in October of a joint the next one and then enjoy a big stock company, Wood-Ga- s Generator steak and onions. But when he tried Credits, Inc., which extends credits, it after seeing some draftees march up to a maximum of 70 per cent of by, the steak didnt taste. He want- the cost, toward the purchase of the ed to know what folks, too old to new carburetors. join the army could do for national The ministry of supply and transThe President said he port also appointed a technical comdefense. would announce a plan soon. That mittee to work on improvements plan is based on a report submitted and modifications of the carburetors. by a committee, the chairman of The state granted $100,000 to start which is Mrs. Florence Kerr, assistthis work. ant WPA commissioner here. Although the development of wood Later I asked Mrs. Kerr about it. gas in Finland thus far has been a This was her reply: temporary expediency it may have There are social defense jobs to a future as a fuel in the motor world. be done in every home town in In that case, Finland, according to America. From border to border the Finnish experts, with her wealth and coast to coast communities need of forests, would be in the first rank more services in health, welfare, ed- of motor-fue- l producing countries. At all events, she would be indeEverywhere ucation, recreation. there are things to be done to make pendent as far as her own auto trafAmerica a better place in which to fic is concerned. live. However, if and when the Finns Fields of training, says Mrs. Kerr, once again secure their political inin which millions of men, women dependence, it is to be hoped they will be part of a world where comand youth will be engaged for defense on the home front will in- plete economic independence is not Food training programs, clude: necessary a world where there is dealing with all subjects related to a free flow of all the products of the earth and of industry between nafood, food conservation, food handling, gardening, canning, mass tions. Wi-ra- ' MV. e r- - I fs?s v hunting, deer hunting, and so forth. In selling table for guests AHut there are many PROmniON IH HIE KEY llow 24 to JO inches for e.icli perother examples son if you want them to be out weuiii ioEACH ARTICLE of merchandise quite so familiar, some of uhith are produced in American factories evGas ovens will not rust if the shoun in the acco- ery automobile, suit of clothes, agricultural radio and the oven door is left open a few m.n mpanying series of thousands Implement, of othrr things men build utes after gas has been turned off. photos. and use adds to Die national stealth. Ilefare the present The more me produce, the wealthier If water is spilled on the haf of icar, Germans ate become as a nation, and as in- a book, put leaf between two I 'ottempted to revive the dividuals. ters and iron first on one side, t .on Each pay day in each factory on the other. Leaf will not cr...!.!e. sport of falconry on a large scale, photo marks a step In the distribution of ( left) shot I S a soldier tlie national wealth. Of the value of Shrubbery should be pru.cJ in falconer removing the all production, from 68 to 70 per cent the lute winter rather than the Old stems should be .spring. victim (a rabbit ) goes to the men employed In the factories. That is laburs dividend. An- pruned out as near the bott..n as from the talons. other 24 to 27 per cent goes to gov- possible rattier than new ziioats ernment as taxes municipal, coun- snipped off. ty. state and federal A good way to keep the kitchen What Is left goes to those who provide the tools the factory build- table clean while cooking and bakings and the machines and to those ing is to keep a shallow pan or who manage the business and find utility tray on your table to hold the customers. spoons, measuring cups, knives, That has been the method of dis- etc. f Wvy : i t Hold that tiger! The big striped cat is easy to hold note, for he a carrier elephant. The hunt koi held on the vast jungle estate of the Maharajah of Gualior, in India, in honor of former British Viceroy Lord Beading. Bight: The end of a cheetah hunt. The animal, streamlined member of the cat family, is trained to hunt deer. Human stalkers spot the deer and head it in the direction where the best run will give most is dead, and is being loaded on entertainment to the hunters. Then a cheetah is turned loose. R n Chinese fisherman off on an expedition with his six cormorants. He puts an iron ring around the neck of each bird, to which is attached a light line. The ring prevents the bird from swallowing his catch, and the line keeps the bird under control. A ness. Besides a regular monthly waxing for the whole room, those areas which are walked over the most should be waxed more often. m MINTNOUTUM tucUrOctH RUNNING SNIFFLING SNEEZING fMENTHDtzATUMf Deception The silly when deceived exclaim loudly; the fool complains; the honest man walks away and is silent. La Noue. DOC" THEY CALL ME "When someone complains of acid stomach I hand them one of my A D LA wrote Mr. M, of Penn. If Tablets Doc met you hed probably hand YOU one! Ask your druggist today for ADLA Tablets and see how quickly they relieve acid indigestion. Blush of Men Men blush less for their crimes than for their weaknesses and vanity. La Bruyere. t? .. stem; HW V via'"" m three AV,ArONMtA P,.HM , for bote, t fodwtry . . . . t, Kodm b, vijtio4i. Gt yow training in 5m Dwgo, In th Mora anplanai art aniifactnrad in California than in al tfca lutrt nil trvki of aviation. ol tk. U.S.A. k obiiwd! Entry pbcd THE AFTERMATH A MINNEAPOLIS MAN who had traveled through the airplane and ship producing towns of California, asked a native business man: What will happen when the demand for defense equipment is over? The reply: Just what happens when you stick a pin in a toy balloon. The same question and the same answer will apply to every other o.(micsooreqoert' state. - yes THREE GENERATIONS A FEW DAYS AGO a disheartened man committed suicide in Los Angeles. His grandfather had amassed a fortune of several millions, but the last of it was gone, and the grandson killed himself. It was a case of three generations from shirt sleeves to shirt sleeves." That keeps continuously redistributing Americas wealth whether the third generation commits suicide or otherwise. ' v - -- "X s WASHINGTON TELLS us there no profiteering In our de- fense preparations. Then we are told of funny or phony land deals, of funny or phony prices in the location of training camps. Wonder if a real investigation might reveal some profiteering or something else. o 'J Vl' i, ' t; , , T , x .. 4t'M'?': . r ' ' v - IRVIN AIRCRAFT SCHOOL 1602 West Lewis Street San D'ego California Please send me FREE INFORMATION en your approved courses of training . Name u Street or Box No... City and State Education . Age must be ' 1 Send this coupon today PHONY DEALS One of the mosf ancient of sports is stag hunting. This photo was made during a stag hunt at the estate of the Count de Vibraye, near Paris. The stag attempted to swim the Cosson river, but the hounds cornered him for the kill. U. S. department The United States is worrying about another surplus surplus of unemployed rural youth, while Switzerland, a peaceful oasis surrounded by a sea of bayonets, has quite another problem. To keep a floor in good condition requires more than watchful- 7re.nArcr.f.SchU.to ' ... AFTER AMERICAS ENTRY Into the first World war, a Committee of Public Information was organized, with George Creel a chairman, and the aecrctary of state, secretary of war and secretary of the navy as the other members. Creel did not attempt to tell newspaper editors what they could or could not print Through his hands went such information as the government wished to give to the public and be controlled all war pictures from the allied lines. His big job was to maintain an enthusiasm for the war in which we were then engaged. According to Walter Davenport in Collier's, we will soon have another Committee on Public Information, the main Job of which will be to create an enthusiasm for America's participation in the second world war. There is a difference. PRIDE OF THE NAVY A FOl'R-YEAPRODUCT THE FIRST REAL battleship the United States has built since we agreed with the rest of the world to cut down' our navy, and actually scuttled some of our ships to keep that promise, will go into commission in April. The new ship is the North Carolina, the largest and most modern fighting ship this country has ever built. A 35,000-tomonster, fitted with every appliance that will aid in making her a destructive terror to an enemy. She will carry a crew of 1,450 officers and men. It has taken nearly four years to build her and it would take four years to We have not yet build another. learned the secret of mass production in battleship building. g of agriculture provided instruction to the young people in tree planting. rtBLIC IMORMUION s The Niagara County, N. Y., (where 1 went to grade school) Federation of Sportsmens Clubs, made up of the membership of the countys eight conservation clubs, sponclub first-yesored the countys tree planting projects. The members actually planted the trees on idle land of the county; and leaders of the forestry project of the wealth tribution of America's throughout all of our history. Under that method the distribution to the Individual has increased materially, populadespite en tion. We, as individuals, cannot get more unless we collectively produce more. We cannot produce more by breaking down the industries in which we collectively do the producing and from which we individually receive our share of what we help to produce. COMMITTEE OF pre-pea- peace-makin- To prevent the inside of the cover of a catsup bottle discoloring, coat it with paraffin. c.;n-fortabl- e. Announce Social Defense Work To Bolster Home Front. WNC Service, 1395 National QUESTIONS far bark at human knnuletlga fort, men has been using members of the animal kintilam to help him hunt other The moil familiar example, of course, is the dog, uhith is used in many uat: .St Shares Pres. Roosevelts Political Views; . Tape Seven 3 - .. 2 V' , v L. - y V7 v 1 t! A sunset scene in good ducking country. The hunters blaze away from their battery in the midst of their decoy flock. PATRIOTISM AND POLITICS PATRIOTISM and partisan politics do not mix welL Patriotism says we must build ships and other defense equipment where they can be built best and quickest; that we must locate training camps at places most advantageous and best suited for the purpose. Partisan politics says our defense equipment must be manufactured where it will produce the most votes, or where those votes are most needed, and that training camps must be located with the same purpose in view "All the Traffic Would Bear" O There was a time in America when there were no set prices. Each merchant charged what he thought the traffic would bear. Advertising came to the rescue of the consumer. It led the way to the established prices you pay when you buy anything today. |