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Show Thursday, Decemk'r 31, 1012. Tape Thres The Cache American, Louan. Cache Couni v. L'tan WASHINGTON NEWS p-- f ( .iEvy3: FROM OUR CONGRESSMAN W. K. GANSr. FOOD FRODl'CTION' AND DISTKIKITIOS Prfulint Roosevelt LV'Ued an Executive order directing Agriculture Secretary Wickard to full responsibility for and food control over the country' program. Mr. Wlckurd will determine the direct and Indirect military. ether and foreign requirement for food . . . both f r human and animal conMjmpla n and for in. duMri.il uses; formulate and car. ry out a prtgtnm to fum., h a f food adequate to meet itipply the those reqirementi, including iilla-.ii'the of agricultural U. S. pioduit.v" rcMiurc's of food prifor t!ds purpose; of orities and make all cations food fur human and animal cons sumption to goterrment aeetu-.eand for private account; for direct and indirect military, other and forcivilian, governmental, . take st.ps to insure eign ri't-d'tiie rfficunt and proper of the available supply of food; and purchase and procure Federal for such agencies and to such extent, as he shall desirable dt Urnr.ne necessary or and formulate policies to govern the purchase and procurement of food by all other Federal agen cies. l. ae-ig- fo-.- theres a round January 1 On Dr. Goebbels calendar SniFPING The War Shipping administration announced the dedication of the world's largest merchant ma rlne training station, the new U Service S. Maritime Training at station Bay, Sheepshead Brooklyn. N. Y. Dedication took the when place December 12 new station was placed in service witfi a complement of 10.000 The apprentice seamen trainees. War Shipping administration estimates that the Sheepshead Bay seven station one of operated by the U. S. Maritime Training service will turn out 30,000 seamen a year to man the Victory Fleet NAVY Plan, sign up today. If youre setting aside less than get signed up for more and fast! If you can do it and be glad afford to invest more than 10 you can. 1 the Nazis are going to find out Americans really feel about this whether were all of us in it all the way. ON JANUARY how we war For January 1 is the date set by Uncle Sara when everybody on a payroll ought to be enrolled in the Payroll Savings Plan so that at least 10 of the gross payroll of every firm goes into War Bonds every payday. And when we reach that goal by January 1 its going to be painful news for Dr. Goebbels and his cronies ! At the moment there are many of us who ought to be on Payroll Savings Plans and arent. And though some of us are investing more than 10, a lot of us are doing less than we can and should. So its up to you to see that we Top That 10 by New Years. If youre not in on the Payroll Savings 10, For theres nothing that can end this war quicker, nothing that can shatter our enemies as completely as the knowledge that we Americans are all of us fighting this war with everything we've got! And doing it our own democratic way because we know in our own minds weve got to do it to survive. And in serving our country we serve ourselves not only today, but tomorrow as well. For every $3 we put into War Bonds comes back to us as $4 when the Bonds mature to buy the things we want and cannot get today. Won't you put your name on the line today? Sign up on the Payroll Savings Plan for not 6 or 7 or 8 but at least 10 of your wages every payday. Five schools will be opened about February 1 to train en listed personnel of the Womens Reserves for aviation jobs the held only by men, EnNavy department reported. listed women will be trained as mates in machinists' aviation schools at Norman, Oklahoma, and Memphis, Tennessee. The Oklahoma school will also give a course for aviation metalsmiths. A training center at the U. S. Aviation Naval Reserve Base, will prepare Atlanta, Georgia, women as Link trainer insrtuc-tors- . Two schools at the Naval N. J., Air Station, Lakehurst, will equip women for ratings as mates and paraaerographers chute riggers. The announcement said the training program will will he continuous, and courses vary from 60 days for Link trainer instructors to 21 weeks ference, more than 60 per cent; ting Idle coins, especially pen-ar- e mates machinists for aviation engaged in the actual pro- -, nies and pieces, to work and metalsmiths. duction of munitions for use by meeting holiday business demands, He broke1 and thus save many tons of vital WELFARE OF THE the armed forces ARMED FORCES hoP?s this down the 2,500,000 total to show1 rtAtn efttmrt.im wac. ttnll n The Expeditionary Force Mes- that only about 12 per cent of for the total Federal Service available sage payroll repreteelgrams to or from members sented persnos employed in Wash- of the U. S. forces has been esThere has been an in- PILOT TRAINING ington. tablished between the U. S. and crease workers in of 80,000 on test The CAA, in a report Until New Zealand. December, Washington . . with an compared courses given aviaUon in . 22, 27, the messages will be confinfori . increase of 920,000 workers , Sald high ed to one only of six texts of the Federal government outside! lgh ? 3 a seasonal greetings nature, but of Washington. The Services of! oys ,reqfluired an avfage of, complete after that time the sender will Supply for the armed forces flyl?g tlme exaclty have the choice of one to three elementary course per cent ploy 890,000 people- -5 tlme averaged by f'000 a of them in Washington-m- ost standard texts selected from of tramees-a- nd texts. whom work list of 189 prearranged and college in arsenals f 77 routed construction ave"age The charge per message fl,ghtH grade The Army plants. with 79 per cent for transmission either by cable Air Forces employ 220,000 civil- - f114 n 5gl1 lns' ety he the ians. the Navy 518,000 civilians, or he' or radio is 60 cents from U. S. The Navy department said more than 90 fh dId,beiter per cent of whom miles 174,000 of are collegians relatives and correspondents employed In shipyards and nearly all Marine Corps person- other Naval manufacturing plants. flown per accident against 141 None nel on duty ashore overseas may 90 per cent of the Garand rifles 000 in the college phase. now make use of the Expedition- produced are made by govern- of the 3 accidents In the high a involved program ary Force Message esrvice. Sub- ment employees and 75 percent school to restrictions, of the nation's battleships necessary ject are trainee fatality. AGRICULTURAL personnel overseas may also use built in Navy yards. PRODUCTION the service in sending messages to ENEMY PATENTS the United States. In order to increase output of President Roosevelt told a press American cheese to fill military, WORKS PROJECTS redomestic and conference that enemy patents Lend-LeaADMINISTRATION the Agricultural deconfiscated by this country would quirements, Federal Works Administrator be made freely available to partment announced an American Fleming announced WPA opera- American industry, first for war Cheddar cheese subsidy program, tions will be closed out in 16 purposes of the United Nations, designed to expand production by states and the District of Co- and second for general use In the increasing to farmers returns lumbia by February 1, and im- national interest and would not shipping milk to cheese factormediate action is also being tak- be Under the program, sold to private interests. ies. the en to carry out the liquidation in Alien Property Custodian Crowley government will purchase all the the other states as soon as feas- said by December 31 of this! American Cheddar cheese deliver-yeible. The 16 states are: Utah, we shall control over 50,000 ed by the factories on the basis Connecticut, Arizona, Delaware, patents, representing some of of 27 cents per pound and sell Idaho, Maine, Maryland, Nevada, the finest achievements of mod--! it back to the factories immedi-er- n New Hampshire, North Dakota, cents science, particularly in the ately at a price 3 per Rhode South production of dyestuffs, plastics, pound below the purchase price. Island, Oregon, Dakita, Vermont, Washington and pharmaceuticals, and electrical LABOR Wyoming. goods. Man-day- s of idleness due to MANPOWER AND STRATEGIC MATERIALS strikes in all industry have SELECTIVE SERVICE Director of the Mint Rose ask-o- f dropped to the lowest level of Of the 2,500,000 civilians emed the school children the the past five years, the National ployed by the government, Pres- nation to underatke a Help; War Labor Board reported. ident Roosevelt told a press con- the War" campaign by put- - though the number of industrial nor-mall- TOP THAT 10 circle WHAT YOU SHOULD DO: If you or . . . 10 of your pay in War ( Already invetting Bonds through the Payroll Savings Plan booit that 10 if you can. 2. Working in a plant where the Plan is inign up stalled, but havent signed up yet tomorrow. 3. Working in a plant where the Payroll Savings plan hasnt been installed, talk to your union head, foreman, or plant manager and see if it caat be installed right away. The local bank will be glad to help. 4. Unable to get in on the Payroll Saving Plan for any reason, go to your local bank, or wherever Bonds are sold. They will be glad to help you start a Plan of your own. 4 BUY U. S. WAR BONDS BY THROUGH THE PAYROLL SAVINGS PLAN NEW YEARS!" War Program by Space is a Contribution to America's All-OTHE CACHE AMERICAN . . . Your Locally Owned Newspaper This - s, loys se ar Al-W- in ut workers has risen from a monthly average of 30,545,000 In 1937 to 36.621.000 for the first ten months of 1942, th monthly average of man-day- s lost due to strikes has period from dropped in that Man-dayof 2.369.000 to 397,000. of 1942 are only 28 per cent of the average for the last five years despite the fact that monthly employment in 1942 was up 119 cent averr of the per The Board said the perage. centage of time lost In war industry strikes since Pearl Harbor has risen above 110 of 1 per cent of the number of man-day- s worked. s tion Little Dog. closest or Canis Minor, It will make its approach to the sun on ary 6 when it will come 125,000,000 miles of Old Febru- within Sol. Scrap Collected In National Parks Defense Transportation Offices Opened 25 Approximately temporary branches of the Office of Demotor fense Transportations transport division were opened mountain Monday in the five states to assist commercial motor vehicle owners seeking adjustments of mileage and fuel allotments, Asa J. Merrill, regional ODT motor transport manager, announce. Mr. Merrill urged for prompt action in applying since the period in adjustments, which adjustments may be made expires January 31, and pointed out that the branch office are to serve commercial trucks, buses, etc., only. Farm vehicle operators will continue to apply for the farm adjustments through transportation committee of their county war board. The temporary offices located in Utah are at Salt Lake City, Ogden, Provo and Price. Collection of 6,473,855 pounds metal in the national is parks during the past year reported by the National Park service. Yellowstone National park in Montana, Wyoming and Idaho ranked second to Yose-mitin scrap collections,' with a total of 44,000 pounds. Glacier National park in Montana was Harvard Astronomers fourth with 419,600 pounds. In Glacier park on one day the Soot New collections averaged about three tons for the parks approximately Comet in Heavens 50 families. Old Fort Laramie, Mass. Harvard Cambridge, now a national monuWyoming, astronomers had under observation Monday night a new comet ment, contributed, among other which its discoverer, Dr. Fred L. metal, 200 pounds of old horseshoes salvaged from the site of Whipple, described as the brightarmy blacksmith shops in use to 1890, as guardian of the Oreest since the Cunningham comduring the life of the post, 1849 gon Trail. et of several years ago. Roughly as large as the earth and boasting a tail 500,000 miles long, the fireball is hurtling toDON'T KNOW WHY CANRy ward the earth at a speed of 25 WON'T miles a second, but theres no INSURANCE need to worry, because its closest approach to our planet will be just under 40,000,000 miles. WAIT A MINUTE!! HAVE YOU HEARD Right now, its about 55,000,000 miles away. ABOUT GUARANTEE RESERVES FAMILY GROUP POLICY? It will get closest to us on tt.OO A MONTH POLICY INSURES ENTIRE FAMILY January 26, at which time it will IT PAYS YOU!! IT FAYS YOUR FAMILY!! If anything happens to you, YOUR FAMILY is paid the cash be brightest, hut Or. Whipple As the one who applies for this a month from 2 to provided in this policy. For only (1 pobey and its beneficiary, this UpTa said it would be from to 65 can be m a SINGLE POLICY Policy pays NO just below sew 00 MEDICAL EXAMINATION insured YOU when any member of your Oi1500 DeeU Policy Pays Cpu6s and Triple far a naked eye visibility, accidental death as although terms. its provided by ksured family dee. NO AGENT WILL CALL The only person who will ever caQ om policy eoatinf only 3000.00 easy to observe with any tele- $1 With Aata Accyou about this iraumg new kind of Fermly Life Insurance is 00 a month. YOU PROTECT idental Death tour friendly mailman, bo fill out coupon and get full details and YOURSELF against financial scope. h RFE i n 4500.00 anbamaament should anything Trtvel Accguaran jee"reserve life insurance" cw comet of a happen to others in your family idental The Cunningham Death I 132 State Street, Hammond, Indiana and m the same FAMILY few years ago, discovered by Dr. FOLIC Y have gen ulna life PVta md me the Free Impact mi Offer on vow SI a month Policy. without obligation Family tnauranco oo life own your Leland Cunningham of Harvard, Mail ft (oopco today for FREE came within the range of the Mpection offer. I naked eye before it receded. The comet is located in the SfaFe City northern sky, in the conteslla- five-yea- of scrap e 7 "IT UTT I DOj TWO-WA- OO A 1 ff OQ |