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Show The Cache American. Lojran. Cache Countv. Utah Pace Six Meat Ceiling Machine FimlsDilJcrcnccUctivccnTivoPcas IlMicr O "GAY GADGETS" Would Hurt Farmers In LongKumWickard Ukrtrlitlfd To Increased Wages and Prices AH Along Line. Ftaluffl Don't you swoon ever perfume? But de you ue so much of It that ether people swoon around you? A little perfume is siren stuff, too much of it is downright repoxiout Here's the way to good scents, as reported by our soda fountain sleuths. Bright Lights Rub a little perfume on the electric light bulb U) your bedroom lamps. When you light them, the heat will waft the perfume through your room and you'll feet like a movie queen in her scented camera action! boudoir. Lights Your bureau Bureau Blossoms drawers will smell Uke flower gar dens if you leave pieces scented each one about placing blotter saturated in perfume in every bureau draw- WMm By WALTER A. SHEAD ft U By NANCY PEPPER LETS MAKE SCENTS ftaiing Limits WouM Lead HNU NrWBpapert-'WN- I. ft Sincerity Marks Peace Parley at San Francisco Creation of Flexible Organization Foreseen; Position of President Truman Bolsters In view of the conflicting itoriea on lowering or Hand of U. S. Delegation. increasing ceiling meat prices, on of on meat losses by packers claims slaughter . . . here are statements By BAUKHAGE by the two top men who should know most about the meat and food situ Ann A naly it end Commentator. ation in this country. WNU Service, Union Trust Building, this nation will not be bound, even Claude Wickard. secretary of by Implication, to support injustices Washington, D. C. twe That old taw "as alike as peas' doesn't mess s thing to the agriculture, states, "The shortage of Food CAUF.-Tb- ere perpetrated by other nations, past SAN two takes which FRANCISCO, of Machinery quality corporation's grader grades meat Is due to a greatly Increased or present. I believe. Is from and them any given quantity separates something significanL by specific gravity, the demand, since actual amounts of peas In the fact that this world conferone toe and the mature outlet through (A), fancy going another, through Truman Understands meat available or in prospect for ence which hopes to plot a happier (B). In illustration above (C) shows lender peas floating on top of Over-al- l 1945 are at a high levcL Congress Viewpoint world of 'course the toe future for the mature peas sinking. meat production pork, beef, veal, brine; (D) the With Harry Truman In the White Gate. Golden the disla an machine enter at feed held Teas which the s top through hopper being Is esUmated at lamb and mutton House the position of the delegation I can't help contrasting the atmos22.4 billion pounds dressed weight charges below the surface of the brine. The circulating brine enters the has been strengthened by his anthe phere with that which enveloped for the calendar year 1943. This is separating tank through the bottom, and at s tangent, so aa to cause nouncement that he would not attend Seine of the Aa banks on to to tankful of brine admitted the whirl. are the the entire peas brine, gathering 38 per cent above average producthe meeting In person, but would 28 years ago, which I also covered. to the surface and are carried and was only exceeded the fancy, lighter ones quickly float tion 1933-3back er? up his delegates from his desk around to the discharge point by the circular motion of the brine. The I think there is much more hope In two years, 1943 and 1914. There are where he belonged. baited Ribbons firm or hard peas sink, are caught by the whirling brine and disfor success tor this gsthering several other Sounds "A general Increase In livestock that weird augur well things In the bottom of the tank. charged through an outlet than there was for the Parts con- for but smells wonder The senate knows that and meat ceilings Is not likely to harmony. two decades ago, although Mr. Truman is not full Keep your hair ribbons in an ference personally comimmediately increase the number of of us who crowded into its mitted in to Britain or animals marketed. In fact, it might ly Increased military demands, you manently camped in one spot and empty bath salts box and they'll most any way on the Qual d'Orsay Russia alnce he did not participate have the opposite effect The and I will average about 7 or 8 would remain there in their bar- capture its fragrance. It won't Just opening session In day in any of the talks of the Big Stardust that makes him In Paris on a sunny January amount of feed, grain, grass and pounds less during this year than racks, their food demands would be be 1919, were well supplied with hope, But less. five far are the all in livewhen the scattered he dances with the numbers of swoony they and Three; they noted his remark that years average just you. roughage too. over the world and big pipelines of Enchanted Envelopes Seal your stock now on hand will govern the before the war. Foreign Commissar Molotov when I think the meeting place was well he arrived in this country would pay "There will be less beef and ships are filled with food to reach envelopes with perfume and you'll total meat production during the next several months. In so far as pork for civilians than we have bad them. The nature of war makes It be sending scents to all your friends. chosen and If the agenda becomes his respects to the President of the to plan the exact This Bottle Business Dress all your unfinished business, it might well United States "as he should. pork production is concerned, farm- in the past, but a little larger pro- impossible ers are much more interested in portion of veal, lamb and chicken. amount of food that will be needed perfume bottles In little shirred be concluded on the same spot where time the mountain had come to MaIn from the homet not the reverse. support prices than they are In ceil- The demand for food baa been at any given place next month, or skirts, made from the leftovers from the clean fog sweeps Pacific whose wide waters unite the enormous, both at home and abroad. next week. The exact amounts can't your dressing table skirt Lastly, there Is the very potent ing prices. east and the wesL be known. To risk having too litfact that President Truman was "Slaughterers have taken advan- For the past three or four years Steady Stuff Is There itiU lingers on Californias Senator Truman for a long while. tage of farmers on the support we have eaten more food than ever tle a chance that we will not take. This boy and girl business keeps shores the a our tenth Food Allies in before memory of its multifold He knows the legislative viewpoint history. Nearly Keepa Fighting. price program. For Instance, when "The United States has de- ua busy, even In these days el historical national contacts. It waa and, to know the legislative viewthe support price governed hogs of our population is in the armed manpower ahortage, but were up fapoint not academically as an outweighing from 200 to 275 pounds, services or is employed by them. If- liberately chosen to spend material to the minute with the latest news here In "Drakes Bay" that the to said 12Vk is side observer, but as a long-timwhenever men. were mous instead of million those perpossible, English explorer people slaughterers were very careful to and views of who goes with whom have stopped to repair his ship. I possessor of that viewpoint is of is consistent It with this that policy offered for slash materially prices we are supplying food to French and how can yon tell. Here are say was Drake's bsy for later, great practical importance. Rememhogs weighing slightly under or over the Spaniard, on a voyage ber the frequent controversies besoldiers, Italian soldiers and Filipino some ef the new expressing you the weight range. to know. from Manila in 1595. was ship- tween the administration and confighting guerrillas, along with our ought Small Flanla Active. D.B. Dream Boy or Dearly Be- wrecked in the same body of waMinute Make- British and Russian allies. Thus, Ingress in the past few years. Note, loved (Its what a gal calls her ter and "Meat slaughter outside of federalof two of the outstanding sucname Its sofar it America civilian as in likewise, gave present any QABRIELLB By ly inspected plants (and this is conSan Francisco bay. The Franciscan cesses in obtaining cooperation betoday chares the nation's food sup- OAO). Clickers Boy and Girl who are missionaries built missions a mule-day- 's tween the executive and the legislatrary to testimony of the Independply, to that extent he helps save the ent packers) has been at a relatively lives of his neighbors sons. Some going steady. Journey apart from aouthern tive branches: Cordell Hull and On a Chain What you call a cou- to northern California. The sword James high level so far in 1945. This either items of food such as fats, oils and Byrnes, both former memwho are going steady because followed the cross and Portolaa bers of congress. means that small operators are, sugar will not be sufficient to meet ple theyre linked together, see? after all, able to continue in the So much for the hope for domesall wants, but with available supSpanish soldiery fought their way Bulb Snatcher Girl who blitzes tic harmony. Now consider the difbusiness, or that the black market foods of other be will there up to what Is still called the Prae-aidlplies And has substantially increased. the very year the American ference between the position of the sufficient for good nutrition. There is another girl's steady (or boy who there is no indication at this time United States in 1919 and the United nation was born. no occasion for hysteria. We should does vice versa). Running on the Same Ticket Gothat the profits derived from the keep our feet on the ground and at Less definite are the records of the States in 1945. all times hold steady to our course ing steady. processing and handling of meat Then, it is true, our entry into but the "Russian She Walks Alone You say It with czar's explorers are retarding production and marof winning the war. north of here remains the war made victory possible. But Just river music when she and her steady have keting of livestock. Any break in a flowing memento of their early now we have taken over the major burden of the fighting and in so doceilings which would result in an visits. Rural Roads Can Be Paved increase of meat prices at retail become the most powerful TRIXIE TEEX SAYS-D- ont Less distinguished Chinese and ing have in the world and of all the should be avoided. Farmers and With Federal Aid if State country try too hard to be the Life of Japanese came and raised their the one which ranchers deserve fair prices, but countries, powerful Will Meet Half of the Cost every Party. What I mean is, dont in problems; great settlements of Hin- emerges with its military resources ceiling increases which could only sist upon being the center of attention. dus remain in the state and colonies most the far lead to demands for the upward releast by impaired won't listen to because People you just of Swiss and Italians toil among It is an axiom that it costs less youre of in terms vision of wages as well as demands army, navy than more noise making anyone vineyards reproducing the products powerful to drive over good roads than over else. Don't try to blits ALL of the and war material and wealth. for other price increases will work boys of their homelands. bad ones. But the actual spread be- ALL of the time. Girls who try to be On the whole I think it is fair to against the long run interest of farmDo know that one of the best tween the cost of a general feeling of optimism operating over the Life of the Party sometimes turn Seek to Build ers and ranchers, as well as against aids toyou report an is exercise routine beauty the on the success of our immediate war to keep the body fit and vital? Do good roads and over bad is far out to be the Death of it. part of the American delegaOn Firm Ground greater than the average person tion and at least a feeling on the effort. you know that if, when a fingernail suspects. As I write these lines two things War Food Administrator Marvin is bruised, the finger is dipped in part of other delegates I have met drained, and 861,000 miles are as near certainties as cer- of An eminent authority on the classed as primitive in other appear willingness to try to justify that Jones said, "We have a vast supply extremely hot water and kept there tainties exist in this kaleidoscopic optimism. of cattle in this country, more than for 30 minutes, the nail will not subject is the rural letter carrier. words, hardly more than trails. sinUnited Nations are Over these roads flow a large part world. The 80 million head. They are being turn black? Do you know that a He knows all about roads, good and cere in the hope of erecting some A G.I. President for and he 32,120 of his fellows of Americas farm bad, in this at time slaughtered greater scalp massage is the best known production, yet sort of structure which, if it is huIt is a long time since we have numbers than they were in the same treatment to encourage the growth daily drive 1,500,000 miles over all 42 per cent of the farms are still to do so, can protrekinds of Most roads. of this in the White had an on dirt roads. Better rural roads manly possible period last year. But meat is one of of hair? Do you know that toenails vide a place for the shelter, care House. President Truman is the the most essential requirements of should always be filed, never cut? mendous mileage is what we know will speed up shipment from farm and of the dove of peace. feeding as secondary or farm - to - market to city and a fighting man. In view of the great- materially reduce food A shadowy and almost paradoxical first veteran of World War I to acLedger Syndicate. WNU Features. roads. costs. cept the mansion. corollary of this statement is the Dirt Roads Hard on Cars. As you know he broadcast to the U. S. Funds Available. 9 frank acknowledgment that probRural carriers use three main overseas soon after he adtroops Recently enacted federal legislaomi-nutypes of roads dirt, gravel and tion has authorized funds for ex- ably one desideratum prim urn dressed congress. Naturally the one of the of great powers only sound-tracs the paved. Records kept by carriers in tensions and improvement of secand Indiana and Iowa show these oper- ondary roads in the immediate post- is the international organization it- boys were there. So were the army self. What Russia and Britain want, But the Big Boys ating costs per mile: war era. This federal-ai- d fund must first of photographers. all, is an inner citadel girdbe matched Earth roads by the ed by strong mutually protective al- get the priorities at such shows. The Gravel roads magazines states, and if the state laws do not liances. The rest of the structure newsreels, the Pavement permit such participation, they is, for them, largely window dress- and the rest. The boys in uniform About three years ago, the Na- should be amended this year to ing. Nevertheless, to obtain cooper- were pushed back. They didnt betional Rural Letter Carriers associ- make it possible. the strong few, they long. ation As a result they got a sad side Users of rural delivery service are among to include ation made a study of its memberthe weaker willing shot that was strictly ng. and those who can have should it ship in 44 states and came up with many. So the officer in charge went up an average cost of 8.269 cents per do a great work by letting their which I think and asked if he could have a reThe second mile. Some carriers reported costs state legislators know how they feel even at this thing can be pre- take. Certainly, (or words to that juncture about better farming community of 10, 12 and even 16 cents a mile. no matter how haris dicted that effect since we don't quote presiThe 8 cent average is, however, roads. At the same time, they can monious the of this new dents) said President Truman. "Go building local their officials let highway just about twice the cost of driving final ediahead, well do the whole thing know how much these postwar plans temple of hope may be, the over good roads at that time. on fice constructed such a be will It is estimated that due to lack of mean to them and their families. broad foundation and with such wide over. Well, army pictorial does things roads maintenance and general wear and The users of that it will not confine its right. It has some of the best Holtear, the average is today probably have a real stake in what should portals, tenants to any very strict restraint lywood technical men in uniform. It be done. 25 to 30 per cent over the previous of action. There will be plenty of took a long time to get just the right study. In the light of these figroom to turn around in it, in case lighting. So an official came up and ures, bad roads prove themselves a mopsy some of the occupants feel they said: By GLADYS PARKER depressing economic waste. want to go in exactly the same dont You have just ten minutes Less Than 1 Good Pavement. direction as their fellows. This is more. We have in this country a vast not a cynical conclusion it is simUp spoke the captain: "Do you network of county, township and vilply the result of a practical desire want the President taken right or miles. roads 2,400,000 lage totaling not to put anything in the way of wrong? These roads serve 6,000,000 farms The getting something started. The President broke in: "Take with an annual production of food American delegation realizes that all night if you want to." (or, as I valued at $12,000,000,000. These are An agreement on major questions said, words to that effect). This picthe roads that carry our children to which could be decided following the ture was for the G.I.s. school, bring the mail to us and And so they fiddled and fooled unmeeting of Stettinius, Molotov and deliver farm products to market was announced by the delegaEden til they had the lights right, until daily. But lets break this highway tion before we left Washington, they had everything just right. down further. system And then the President Which meant that Senator Vanden-ber- g went We find only 45,000 miles of high was satisfied that the wording ahead and did his speech over grade pavement, a small fraction of of the final agreement which the again. This imposing equestrian statue of Prince Otto von Bismarck, the 1 per cent. Some 99,000 miles have It is one of the best action shots Americans would accept contained Iron Chancellor, stands in conquered Saarbrucken. The sign banging a low type bituminous surfacing, to provide an es- taken in the White House. elasticity enough on Bismarcks arm reads, "Truckin Thru Saarbrucken with the 274th 788.000 miles are of a This assures the senBut you wont see it It was Just cape clause. Inf. Reg. It was put on by C. S. engineers. Bismarck is generally surface subject to dust and mud, ate and the American people that for the G.I.s. 613.000 miles are merely graded and regarded as the founder of the modern German empire. on meat shortages, e Cer-men- o, pi o, pf-f-- tt Iron Chancellor Does a Little Advertising m movie-camera- k dollar-for-doll- top-flig- farm-to-mark- et non-treat- Fight Battle of Odor With Convoy of Skunks Motorists rubbed their eyes in unbelief, then broke all records in closing automobile windows as a convoy of skunks, reported to have numbered at least 300, crossed the four-lan- e y road. It was believed that brush fires had driven the skunks from their old lairs. ALBANY. in Eight Hours Made by Big Plane TEiEFACT U. S. PRODUCTION OF IRON ORt IN 1944 WESTEIN U. STATES uke jurauot Coast-to-Coa- 4 ExSTaM X EASTON STATES BARBS . . . LOS ANGELES. A Pan AmeriThe miners came in '48 to can Airways crew has flown a Conthe diplomats in '45 are stellation transport plane from Los digging in to stay. Angeles to Miami in 8 hours and 5 minutes, a new record for the 2,500-milMax Schmeling, former heavyhop. champion, who was put in a weight 38 off knocked minutes The flight concentration camp and "treated the mark set February 20. Capt. for defeatism by the Nazis, is now Victor Wright piloted the Constella- x welterweight according to the tion on the "routine flight for the Berlin correspondent of a Swedish army air transport commands Af aper. division. e Albany-Schenectad- Each tymbol represents 2 million gross tons st rica-Orie- by Dauhhage America is bankrupt, says a Jap foreign office spokesman yenful thinking. One of the shortages which has not been called to general attention is the lack of garbage cans. The OPA says that only of the number demanded Is being produced. This will soon be evident to anyone who doesnt hold his nose. one-fift- h |