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Show The Cache American. Loean. Cache Countv. Utah PACE TWO , - ASK MS a AHOTHtn WHOS 1. When was the U. S. Marine XfJetaH by Win r Ntwepapei tmoa. OIMT KINO OP WORLD WHEN THE BIIOOTING STOPS? WHAT OP THE FUTURE? Whst kind of a world will wt hav when this ti over? What will be the place of America? Mr. Rooaevelt and hia party have wr aince the war (tarted in Europe. The Republican party hat declared for tioniam after the war. It America to be the world' policeman of the future? Wht of tlie British empire? Will it aurvive? In . Will totalitarianism continue Germany. In Kaly, in Ruttia? . Will world disarmament be actually effected? Will we haye. a United State of the world? , . Theta are but a few of hundreds of questions which can be asked and for which there can be no an wen at thit time. Or will Imperialism again tit at and dominate the peace table, et hat happened at aU other peace Ur blet In which Europe was Involved? Whatever the finel answer may be, 10 year from now will tee a radically different world from the one of 10 year ago, and it may take 10 years to find the answer. Bay War Bonds been anti-tao!- a 4 os PROBLEMS MANY WORLD IN PrAident Roosevelt and Prime Minister ChurchiU got together and enumerated the purposes tor which we and the AUied nations are fighting. They boiled It down to eight points but without detail at to how any of them were to be made real! POST-WA- w R bet. In a recent issue of Colliers, Dr. George T. Renner of Columbia university proposes a political geographic method of translating those eight points into a world reality. But wiU U work? At the end of World War I, the peace conference divided Europe Into 40 political units. Dr. Renner proposes the next peace conference Europe into nine nations. Can Portugal, for example, be sold the idea of becoming a part of a Spanish republic? Will Russia be willing to give Vladivostok to the .Jap In exchange for Constantinople from Turkey? And what will . Turkey tay? Will Holland agree to ' the internationalizing of the East Indies? Will Holland and Belgium be willing to become an adjunct of England at a part of the British commonwealth? Can these, and many other changes in national boundaries, be - sold at the peace table? At least it is a subject people of America should be thinking of now. America will be in a position to largely dictate the peace terms if It will do so. It could have done to at the end of World War I had President Wilson stayed in Washington and dictated peace terms from there. America lost that war when the President went to Europe, and the people there found be wore pants, but not a halo. Buy War Bonds FEEDING THE WORLD A JOB FOR AMERICA When this war ends, whether it be next month or some years hence, there will be a starved world to be fed. The peoples of all Europe and all Asia, hundreds of millions of them, are today suffering for lack of nourishment When the last shot is fired, it will be largely the problem of the Americas to feed those hungry, starving, millions. In anticipation of that demand, there can be no possible excuse lor any limitation on our production of those staple articles of food that can b carried over from one year to the next. Give the farmers of the Americas an opportunity to produce and a market in which to sell the food that will be so gravely needed In the not future. NATIONAL ADVERTISING AND WAR ACTIVITY ONE OF THE ACCOMPLISHMENTS of the war for which we may be thankful Is the new Interest in the advertising copy of na- commodities. tionally advertised Everything from safety pins to airplanes is connected with war activi-tieThe fact that every manufacturer wishes to tell of the patriotism of his business has kept the advertising flag flying and added new interest to advertising copy. Local merchants could do much of the same thing to their advantage. They discontinued deliveries and credit sales so we stopped might win the war. And the government will tell you that is true. s. long-tim- e THE FARM AUTOMOBILES of America average 5,730 miles of travel per year. Just think of what would happen to the farmer if he were forced back to the horse and buggy. It would take a lot of horses to do what the automobile has done for the farmer and his family. NEWS Benefit Rural Areas AND WAR The Questions THIS PRIVATE TURKEY IN LOVE Mail Pick-U- p System Proves Successful In Dear Ma 150 Towns; Airplane May Decentralize Thera is pot much to write about Population. and anyhow even If there was the top targe wood not give me time By BAUKIIAGE enough to write Pi rut Analyst and CommtnUtio. about it. I 'am well and Teel WNC Service, 1343 H 6treet, N, W, ries. of course In the Washington stronger than evhigh schools. There were 300 stU' Washington, D. C. er witch puzzles dents In the courses last semester. a has Never In the world history me on account oI Other plana are being prepared war accomplished what this war-s- till If I did half at fsr from over has already for commercial air service. The much work when I was in civilyun life I wood be a flzzical wreck long don toward shrinking the globe. war is holding them back but, at both ago. I feas It must be that Jeep Last year (our and a ball million the same time it is stimulating of the pubgoea eo doing whals asked of him passengers were carried through the demand on the part la the army knowing II wont do the air, reducing travel days to lic and desire on the part of promob between our cities. ers who recognize aviations great him no good le kick and be knows travel-hour- s he wood get no sympathy If he gol Average speeds of passenger planet future. The young folks growing up were well over three miles a min- in the days of a war where aviation run down. s is the chief weapon will be ready ute. when I tee where we declared wtr on Then came the war with planes to take over the controls America flies for peace. the Balkan state Bullgana, rolling off the assembly lines at a o! and Hungaria. When It first rate that made The Civil Air patrol which It docome over the radio that we de- automobiles pale by comparison. ing yeoman service as an auxiliary clared war on three states extra It Not all are weapons ol war. All to the army and navy air force In sort of jarred me on account of we the airlines in the patrol duty Is also the foundation was already fighting so many states world at their peak put together, be- for an air trucking aervlce which that I am always one or two states fore the war In Europe threw up will link the rural communities to behind. But when I found out It the barriers, did not represent at the great airlines of the future. was only Bullgaria, Roomania and many miles as the Airforce Ferry' air trains" con Hungaria 1 felt easier. I got no ing Command's Bights sitting of an airplane and a string regular will Interfriends in none of them and the which today extend over every con of trailer freight-plane- s lace the skies and great dirigible only Hungarian I knew played In a tlnent except Antarctica. orchestra witch was pretty bad. EvThose are a few comparisons to airships will float from Los Angeles erybody Is In the war now so a few illustrate how the terrific impetus to Tokyo In 79 hours, from Chicago more do not make no difference I which commercial to Friedrlchshsven hi Germany in flying already the goss. had, bat been Increased by war less than 60 hours. And from needs. It is easy to visualize what small communities to main airports Well, mom, do not worry about this will mean when the smaller peace comet, the little me as from all I hear it is softer a world with the most Air patrol as the CivQ such planes sepwidely now uses will carry the produce of being here In the army than being a plain civilyun. The situation back farm and small shop to the metrophome Is very heartbreaking to me. olis. New York and a lot of other cities As a matter of fact the Civil Air it so dark nights it is more lonesome patrol is already doing courier and going out after dark than It would be small package transportation in con to stay home. nection with the war effort As one Air Patrol official said: Gas Is going to be harder than "This probably 1 the only unever to get. the government is talktapped transportation in the couning about taking try. It Is organized and ready. The tires away from light plane uses a minimum of aluminum and rubber on its small everybody, all parking lots at landing wheels and bums no more the beachei have gasoline than the family auto and been closed at can be put to many uses. 1; , night and there airmail servJust as the pick-uia talk of forbidice has begun to pay its way with ding bus travel steadily increased use, so this couexcept on business, to it is just a rier service by light planes is provnow talks when about laugh anybody Tha pick-utervica in action. ing its value in the war effort When of out the army so he can keeping peace comes it will be a part of the do as be pleases. arated capitals crowded together transportation. a completely new geography. Analyzed Shipments Gosh, mom, I gess you and pop This is what aviation of tomorrow Here Is the testimony on this take more orders right now in a to the great cities. What will means I a in in than the army subject from Garnet Hughes, execuday get tive officer of the New York wing week. All people in civilyun life it mean to the rural community? have got on me is that they don't That, too, is not hard to visualize of the Civil Air patrol (A wing have to peel potatoes. The radio If we look at what has already been command is established in each state): keeps talking about ceiling troubles accomplished under our noses withback home and I still hope nothing out most of us realizing it One "A careful study was made of has happened to your ceiling yet, hundred and fifty American towns the needs of one company engaged although you did not answer my and cities know what I mean. This In wartime production, says Mr. last letter about it. group of communities is chiefly com- Hughes, "and frequently sending for posed of the little town, down to small emergency shipments of I hope you are all fixed on those with a population as low as parts, tools, and materials by truck, priorities also whatever they 588. This Is the group which is motorcycle, or private car. In the are. Everybody seems to be benefiting by just one of the appli- month of April 286 such trips were having them. Sergeant Mooney cations of the use of the airplane to made. The total road mileage was aays I need not worry about small town life an undertaking 14,780 while the air mileage would having them as 1 had them when that has just celebrated its third an- have been 11,040. The road time I was a boy. to the niversary. I refer was estimated at 422 hours and the Service which brings airmail to air time at only 110 hours. The John Bennett is in my outfit and up the post office and has road cost was estimated at $1,700 he ia always good for a laugh. He begun to pay for itself do- and the air cost at less than half already ran he says just ing it this figure. Even if the air cost across the most Many of these points have no air were substantially more, the saving cookoo jeep in ports. Hilltops, public parks and in time is the main consideration in He the army. meadows serve. For the mail air- wartime shipments of this characsays he saw him plane does not have to stop. It drops ter." with a homemade a sack of mail and with an autoThe small plane service will bear fly trap catching arm picks up the same relations to the main line matic electric-drive- n flies. At first he a mail-sac- k suspended on a rope freight service of the future that thought he was The various the trucks bear to the railroad. just nuts but when he seen him do- between two poles. They ing it four days in a row he de- routes radiate from Pittsburgh will mean the nearest thing to states. six manded a explanation and found the through air delivery. They can be nitwit was catching them to feed a Father of the used where the big planes cannot System land and will be more economical pet frog which he keeps in his tent Representative Jennings Randolph for s as a mascot. and small deliveries most of one the of West Virginia, as well as feeders to the main lines. of congressmen, is the These are a few of the plans, alIt takes all kinds of men to make system. He in the making which will a army but this is the first time I father of the pick-uthe ready the bill introduced appropriating knew it also took a fly trap and a bring the benefits of aviation to the office department to the post money rural community. Others will be defrog. Weil this will have to be all. which made this rural sysI get pretty homesick at times of veloped the nature of which nobody He me Civil tells the tem possible. can guess. And the effect will coarse, mom, and I wish I could Aeronautics board has application today be to decentralize the population. get back to see you and pop often- - for lines covering 2,000 communitown and the small er but on the other hand I dont The middle-size- d ties in 26 states. town will come back into their own, gess I could stand life back in a And Representative Randolph has for each community will be so near city with so many restrickshuns and with everybody giving orders about n lot more bills up his sleeve which in point of time to its farthest neighforeshadow activities to come and bor that none need crowd the other one thing and another. which will help bring aviation right trying to seek the more favorable Your loving son, down into everybodys backyard, point in space for Its Oscar. One is for figuratively speaking. the creation of a national civilian Petain Deplores Rising DisconThe navys plan for toughening up tent. air reserve corps. Headline. its flying cadets will be carried out And how tha rising discontent Another is to provide training for by actual labor, must deplora Petain! marches between dawn and glider pilots and a third is for aviation training for high schools. As dusk, hiking and instruction in WE CANT BELIEVE IT chairman of the district committee combat Some 2,500 young According to reports Pm hearing, of the house (which Is equivalent fellows will get this sort of training Tha motor car is disappearing. to bead of the board of aldermen) each month, along with the routine About the change Im in the dark . . . he has Introduced this high school academic, tactical and military Just try to find a place to park! course just the ground prelimina phases of the courses. Merrill Chilcote. 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General Elsenhower It 52, of Uie younger school of army officers who make war science rather than an art. In this connection, he hat been characterised at a tactician, at well as a strategist, this, to fsr as wn can learn, indicating a capacity for quick Improvisation, even if It breaks tome classical One reasonable deduction from the selection of General Eisenhower for the European command is that it indicates preparations for a land stuck. While he hat made special of land, tea studies of and air forces, he is a land gen eral one of the armys leading in tank warfare. He was a lieutenant-colone- l in the tank corps in the first World war and was com mandrng officer of the tank corps center at Gettysburg. training Graduated from West Point in W15, he took a diploma from the army tank school and was an honor gradu ate of the command general staff school in 1926. His Distinguished Service medal came from his service in the Philippines. When General MacArthur went to the islands in 1935, to build the commonwealth army, he took Colonel Eisenhower with him as his aide, and as assistant military adviser to the government. He re mained until February, 1940, to return home as chief of staff of the Third army at San Antonio, Texas. He attained the rank of brigadier general in 1941. He was assistant chief of staff of the war plans division before his recent departure for London with officers to scout a European western front. "Alert, resourceful, dependable and adaptable" are prevailing characterizations by those who know him. short-haul- p air-ma- il well-bein- ... el hand-to-ha- ... Buy War Bonds BRIEFS IS IT JUST IN FUN? With all the bulletins, warnings, radio talks, etc., being made to save tires and gas by slow driving, one has only to stand on almost any open road In America to see that thousands of drivers are brazenly igTHERE IS A TOWNSEND club noring the whole matter. 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