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Show FACE TWO. The THE Herald-Journa- HERALD-JOURNA- LOGAN, UTAH, L, Save Now to Avoid That l Two-Fron- MONDAY, JULY Problem t 6, 19 4 2. SIDEGLANCES THOUGHTS Published every week !hv afternoon by the Cache Valley Newspuper (Jo.. 75 West Center Street, Logan, Utah. rTTTTTTTWTJ Telephone all departments 50. deliveied by carrier 00 cents per The Herald-Journgj' nionth; in advance, three months $1 75; six months, $3 50; one year. $7 00. Hy mail m Cache Valiev, in advance, per month, 00 cents; three months, $1 50; six months, $2 75; on ft year, $5 00. By mail outside ol Cache Willey: in advance, per month, M) cents, three months, $1.50; six months, $3 00. one year, $0 00 matter in the post office at LoEntered as second-clas- s fton, Utah, under the act of congress, March 4, 1879. Proclaim I.ilierty through all the land. Litierty Bell. and S THINGS KAY ill not assume financial responsibility for The Ilerald-.lournany errors which may appear in advertisements published In its In those liislaoees where the paper is at iuult. It will reprint that part of the advertisement in which the typographical mistake BY NELSON col-uni- s. For A Thril- l- occurs. Experiences which would uncarry a thrill: Hearing a congregation of 10,000 people sing the Star Spangled Banner, while the flag is unfurled land Kate Smith songbirds an obligato to the national anthem. . Being present when Franklin D. Roosevelt addressed the employes of a bomt factory, listening to their cheers when he stated: Just a few minutes ago 5000 American bombers carritd the war to Ber- DAYLIGHT AHEAD doubtedly For the first time since the United States began its mad s race to arm the world before Hitler could blitz de- ntocracy out of existence, we begin to see daylight ahead in the steel situation. So far as it is possible to determine, pressure upon steel is beginning to lessen. Unless we are obliged once again to increase our production go; s, s'n n the worlds greatest and most efficient metal industiv should prove ample for our needs. Ample, that is, for our military needs, which today are all that really matter. There is not going to be any steel to waste. There is not going to be enough steel for ordinary Chilian goods, even if the plant and the manpower were available to use it. Industrial and governnu ntal experts say our ingot capacity the plant with which to make raw steel in its elementary form is sufficient. anti-axi- . lin.. worm-got-the-bi- non-essenti- al y Hitler. If sinkings continue at their present pace, we may have to shoot for a yet higher level of ship construction. Then, indeed, we might find a new bottleneck in steel plate. Without letting optimism run riot, we believe the sinkings are going to be brought under control to such an extent that three ships a day seven days a week, will do the Sweet Stockpile Plans Strike Sour Note 4 4 4 14 amount of strawberry jam. 4 BY PETER F.DSON Washington W Answer to Previous Puzzle Pictured g actress, 13 Back end. 15 Kents. 17 Music note. SieT OtKMtl DlfT U i 19 English school 21 Desire. 22 EL IMP NO (symbol ). 27 Tap lightly. 28 Sri ions. 30 Top of 48 New Testa- ment (abbr.). building. 33 Night before holiday. 34 Dine. 36 gITr'EI Eiher. 23 Self. 25 Bit of news. 26 Lutecium Indium ( symbol ). 39 Theiefoic. 40 At pie-en- t. 42 Symbol for 49 Inject. 52 fiO 1 tellunum. 44 Indian. 45 Philippine tree. 46 Plateau. 47 Five and five. Since. 54 Bone. 55 P,e.-cnt!57 One w ho foi esces. 59 Halt an cm. Steeples. 62 Net. 64 Goes befoie. 65 Do one 2 3 4 VERTICAL Year (abbr.). Bom. Inborn. 29 Farewell! 31 10 Nehcnn,.h 12 14 (abbr. i. Nova Soot. a (abbr.). Anger. Memorized vole. 16 18 20 22 24 27 Skill. Hen's product. Compass point Simpleton. Mineral lock. Utensil. Boat paddla 32 Box. 35 Fish eggs, 37 She has played many dramatic Rebuild. 39 She is promU nent on the 43 6 Oil (suffix). 7 Nov el. 8 Appendage. 9 Com inc e. 11 Originally it a brilliant conception. Instead of raw mgar at the it was n planned to cess it as fast as it came in, then ship out this refined sugar to pruicipal marketing area cities for storage. Then if a transportation crisis came along, no one would have to boards ;o sugarless. Rationing could dip into local warehouses, lupplies would be replenished as :ong as the transportation system neld out and the sugar came m. in i the net effect would be to .nauflam an sugar bin. About this time a few prac-.icsugar brokers, the business nan type that is always throwing .old water on beautiful plans pointed out that whereas raw, mown sugar is easy to store refined sugar is hard to tore except in exceedingly dry or warehouses. Let .hree or four damp days come ilong in the onluiary warehouse, mil all this refined sugar in bags vill tend to lump or cuke. If it gets wet, it's syrup. Either way it's defective, has to be sold oil the top price, bags have to be n lied to break lumps, or the sug ir has to be rebagged Rehandling lepreseaits exlia cot. and witn lossprices frozen, who takes the y, FAMOUS ACTRESS 1,5 complications. the To save gas, park in the shade whenever possible. The HORIZONTAL running into looked like 44 Unit of elec- trical current. United States of America (abbr.). Pedal digit 47 50 Like. 51 Matching group. 53 Individual. 55 Animal. 56 Mans name. 58 Narrow inlet 60 Senior (abbr.) 61 Symbol for selenium. 61Vntten font! of mister. es se . . . BARBS i The fellow who gets his unconditional release often is a finished ball player. Bad news always looks a lot worse coming than going. anti-freez- June reminded us -- marry in haste and miss out on the wedding presents. in Business war material to manufacturing is better but it mom can reduce it before sprinkling it on still can't get along without help grains mush. your help! Junior's CAN'T CAN ENOUGH Always finding fault with others Furthermore, canning season is lndlcates vou h(iVe at leait one in full sway, and the sugar men tault of your own. point to the terrific loss suffere Vacation is the one thing that growers this by the strawberry year because people didn't have makes eveiybody huny -- to get enough sugar to put up the usual away. . 1 In tail, By William THIS CURIOUS WORLD 1 I piling is trow in d on Ferguson HERFJISJG-- ABE BELIEVED TO BE THE NUMEROUS OF ALL BEFORE THE FISHES WAR, AN ANNUAL CATCH OF CVW5 MOST s Mg AZZONf WAS TAKEN FROM THE SEA k NORTH iff AND THE ATLANTIC COAST ALONE. Cvl T i l. M B RIO. Ml.'U NUC INv. U. S. PAT. OFF. t m bec u varnish is still wr!' Hie floor lev. sfunkl l. pat off. The crew of A PLANT ROOT wav THROUGH .'j Push- - . THE 'OIL. IT WEARS ON ITS TiP A PROTECTIVE CAP MACE CF CELLS AS TESE CELLS ACE WORN OFF, NEW ONES CONTINUE 1? TAKE THEIR PLACE. wa-- Merry-Go-Roun- ar c fcf hat do vou do when vou HAVE A SPASMODIC INSPI ration suddenly arrestfo BY A of closure The glottis ANSWER: You hiccup! men- - I fiEXT; Tl:c Mv-jrca- d of -- flyer, , gjBWWFfw rnmwmrm i 4$ rs - ' n Jus lt 1 the Sugar dealers are screaming i hou t this no end. Their conton-.iois that the proper place to stockpile white sugai is in pri- .ate bins and panti.es If the stuff goes lumpy in the family sugar 'siinng' out the spoonsful for ; -- town. Jowl, mp can mash it lietore ess lt CM hou.-ewi- vi anruAF I ifm: POKER-PLAYIN- government has sti pped ill to seize ome of these pnvatilv held sup- plies, such as the 45 000 tons supposed to have been taken away s while rum 1'ipsi-Cola ho had more than their share in hoards had the laimly lation mt - The Maybe so. 1 7 t.GEVr St B11)Y The best answer thought up for this one, so far, is to giant a subsidy to the people who stole .he sugai Under this pluii, the government would pay up to around 5k) or W) cents per 100 pounds for sugar damaged ill stor-igThe complications are lather nnious. Inspection, detei munition if vtttyuig losses dependent on itorage conditions, settlement of claims, would entail a good bit of administrating. Sugar industry men have anither suggestion which the gov- eminent men. who throw cold wa- ,er on the beautiful plans of business men. don t seem inclined to jive in tm Sugar people suggest doling this stockpile m smaller plant ities at lower levels Under iioimal sugai business onditinns, wholesaled, bakers, cont e c t o n e i s. hull Is. gioeeiy doles and even a lew consumed cuy ahead and put m lesiive what is known as the "invisible" dock. But unde! the w.utnue la- , nming system Ihts pnvute stock-- reduc- tion in type and sizes of dentists implements ot torture. (Junta on cloves has been increased a third, owing to increased lniort-- . Save your catsup bottle tops for use on future buttles which won't lie eqiiip-pe- d with the metal screw Save some cofcaps. fee, Ira king powder and other tins for use when those commodities came ill paper Instead of metal containers. Cosmetic stockings are to lie rationed. Newest racket to beat typ e vv r 1 e r sale restrictions is a lenel-leaagreement hy which purchaser pays full price in advance as rent. OTA says it's illegal. Burning old tires to prevent frost damage in citrus groves Is forbidden. Cocoa bean processing has Iren cut 14 per cent. e OTA says will he available this fall, and at frozen prices, too. ts lanes. The steel industry undoubtedly has made mistakes. So have governmental agencies dealing w'ith steel. But considering the monumental task and the pressure under which it had to be accomplished, we believe that both are entitled tc sincere commendation. IB has ordered a 4 sugar people therefore say larger allowances should be made to all consumers now to cover proportionately longer periods of time, perhaps but anyhow, to reduce stocks piling up at the refineries. The other side of this argument is that to reduce the government-controlle- d sugar reserve now would be a mistake. It's only enough for three or four months. Some shipping is getting through now, but supposing that has to be Withdrawn where's your sugar coming from 7 And the sugar industrys proposal is looked on as a plot to increase sales and force the government to convoy sugar shipment if necessary. WASHINGTON WHEE AND WllEKZE anti-submari- suns rays evaporate gasoliie. copr ins arse service, full-unl- Herald-Journ- Japanese-American- - (it-W- That confidence looks forward not only to improved Correspondent naval technique, which insiders profess to see working out, The Idea of building up stockpiles of sugar and scattering them but also to the building of hordes of small in various places around the councraft capable of overwhelming the decreasing number of so as to be handy no matter try, the axis can produce and man and send into shipping happens, is For want of about 150 workers, the farmers of Sheridan county, Wyoming, are considering plowing up a thousand acres of sugar beets from which 36, 090 sacks of sugar could be made. The nearby Clearmont area needs 250 workers to avert a similar danger. Business men are rallying to stive the situation. Montana is negotiating with Washington to bring ins terned from California to thin sugar beet fields there. Meanwhile more than a million persons are being supported on WPA, CCC and NYA rolls. -- Out-Hitl- job. WORKERS NEEDED experience. . ship the sub was after would pat the barrels of their The Washington detk guns after blasting the Perhaps they would MERRY-GO-ROUN- D even laugh at the men spitting salt water. . . Watching the moon rise above stately pines up near Mt. Logan By Drew Pearson (Major Robert S. Allen now In V. S. Arm some night, and realizing that the world and Us cares are far, tar Censor The navy needs men like jot cover Churchill-Kooseve- lt away. . . know all the answers conservations with hush-husEulogizing Hitler at his funeral "Besides," added Magnuson many U. S. strategists have long services. . . doubted British power in Libya; a sly grin, "you are tree no Reporting a news story which nan power board mark time, ar LABOR SHORT Russ might be headlineii thus: labor shortage moves toward chiefs apprehensively r. r Hitler.. . . foresee necessity crisis; experts Buying a new set of auto tires. . for longer hours, more women the real pinch in labor shorts, the! that Doolittle develop this it Dood Reading workers. forceful a again. . . the Powerto Board takes c at WASHINGTON Probably sures avert such a risis O instance of the state department, So far MPB has done little PERFECT WIFE Office of Censorship Crete. It has the efficient fret: In the eyes of the average hushas been leaning over to untold ly and lengthily, issued some band, the perfect wife is one from newsmen to censor' lengths erahzed pronouncements. B. who: even one scintilla of has yet to institute any Gets up first in the morning, carrying Churchill-Roosevethe regarding to provide the adc j closes the windows and turns on .than other conversations al millions of workers who the heat. official the meager communique needed as the stupendous i Makes sure that breakfast is saying that the two men had had duetion program moves intoi on time and busies herself visit. jur a profitable stride. (ing coffee and serving the meal Any additional information they while he reads the newspaper. Experts estimate that mon contend, would be a "'premature Spends the morning carefully disclosure of diplomatic negotia-cions.- " 5,000.000 additional wotkersc, needed in this new industrial planning meals for the day and going to the grocery store to ADMIRAL KING WARNS LIBYA That is. 5,000,000 more man tin make a personal selection of employed in war plants. Here is an excerpt from the meats, fruits, and vegetables. With employment already t d of The check she writes for all Washington e record, new sources before one month Nov. 4, 1941, these goods must not lie exmust be tapped. bor we supply which time at Pearl Harbor, cessive, however. , according to the esi Takes care of the house and were already sending supplies to sources,, are (D women; (2) worker when in the Libya; necessary calls non-w(cor.c in "British demands for greater cen- ployed plumbers, carpenters, electricians. (3) youths, industries; are goods) of the American press Examines the husbands clothes sorship for suits in need of pressing, for not new to executives of the U. S. draft age. Still another major labor shirts and collars to go to the Army and Navy. . . There is a and inside navy usted the army group by the experts is, c for laundry, missing buttons and which demands more facts for working hours. This is a ver holes in socks. be hi Devotes an hour or so to writ- themselves regarding the British potato and will have to or la believe the sooner But They position. gingerly. military ing letters of thanks or ot conboth b solation and includes him in them. British have been too optimistic, will have to be faced union the and American that strategists by military government Gets a bit of relaxation and facts, ANOTHER TOUGH 0NL fresh air by taking a brisk walk should have all the British in orto the post office to collect tbe disagreeable as they may be, Shifting labor from to cope with them. mail, or going on some other der plants to war work of member One very vigorous In manyci" necessary errand. Admiral Ernest J. a touchy problem school is this Puts coal in the furnace, carries will mean moving laigc no: Atlantic of the commander King, the ashes out. of workers from one town 0 o' Gets the children off to school, fleet. of section to anotner which heard Admiral "When King takes carp of a P T A request, employ for easy, especially s report Admiral owing Standley g amt pays the light hill. plants. on the Russian and British situaTidies the living room, arranges However, hundreds of firm. went to the White House he her hair, puts on some lipstick tions and registered an emphatic pro- pelled to convert to war prod, and a becoming dress in anticitest against the Tollyanna stuff weren't overjoyed at that pation of bs return home. it is no pilnil for the m He told the president he did not Greets him at the door and trust Admiral Standley's report and of men in the army. inquires if he is tired. Retires to Wanted to send his own observer Women already flocking Ik the background while ho looks to the Mediterranean to look over in large numbers diiHry over the mail. the British situation. sidered by the experts as the) Makes sure dinner will hr on "Admiral King can be a tough the labor shortage problem lime, listens with rapt attention talker, and he did not minre words estimated that there are mon to anecdotes of his childhood or with Roosevelt. He intimated that 2,000,000 young women to experiences at the office, sym- the who would make eff president might remove him if pathizing sinrerely and agreeing he wished, but that he (King) had industrial workers, in additi to vital points. to know what the U. S. Fleet faced the 1,500,000 already employ Spares him the ordeal of hear- in the Atlantic. So the president Britain has largely solve ing of domestic tragedies. gave him permission to send one of war labor problem with And, at last, when dinner is his own Atlantic Fleet officers to and this is a job the Mh ' over, collci ts the darning and look over the British situation. Board ought to' tackle right works in silence on it, looking What King and other army ,, up now and then to admire him navy commanders are chiefly wor-- . Note: Longest winded uc and to congratulate hcrscll upon ried about is Hie British position ecrct-irhaving him. while he sits en- in the Near East. Here morale is! MPB sessions is M arkins. Apparently Miss r grossed in the day s news. reported at low ebb; troops are sidetracked from the w.i P which Suggested by Christopher Billopp. still poorly equipped. All of - O -for this one conn. except may be highly exaggerated. But to ven: use MPB meetings TALK A WALK U. S. Army and Navy strategists p ideas. pent-unot I'm one of those who do want to know without any British DHWm get personal riches from taking censorship." a walk. Note: Again after the Churehill-Rooseve- lt Dr. Perdo Cut. influential I don't know why, but I just conversations last De- ol Cuba's El Mundo. wa can't become enthusiastic about cember, American newspapers told introduced to a group of coik how Admiral King was skeptical men the other day and f walking. But the local Health Nursing about Churchill's plan to make when he shook Division assuies me that the cur- Libya a second front, wanted to description with forthright Represcntab" rent tire shortage is more of a concentrate on the Dutch East In- tes Kefauver of Tennessee. " blessing than a curse to such a3 dies and Australia instead. This "This is the young me. Here's what the nurses say: time, however, the American press, is considered the future Apart from many physical bene- thanks to new and more rigorous Hull of Tennessee.' fits, a daily walk actually imthat comply ensorship, can carry no details of ..j converse re p iapprec(lte proves your mental condition. Did the Churchill-Roosevee d Congressman Churchill you know that a good way to tions except tor what "But when Cordell H'1' chase away a mental depression himself announces in the house of your country in the Spani)'' is to walk a mile or more in the commons. iean War. he was a grcaU bar! k FADD1S 4 01 TELL-'EM fresh air early in the morning? player. Anil he came will give your weary Walking Argumen t a 1 v e Representative than when he went. I onbrain relief and allow you to Charles I Faddis of Pennsylvania. j were as good a poker'f lace your difficulties with renewrecently defeated for renoinination, hoth at.tually and diploctlM' ed vitality. was sounding off in the Democratic c.pj returv Hull." t'nir Not only must you know that cloakroom about the danger of Ja- (Copyright, 1942. by I"c' walking will provide good exerpi.n invading Alaska. Feature Syndicate. "It s beyond me why the navy cise but you should also know out of that there is a correct way of doesn't drive the is okay, but it's Faddis orated. "It funHay the Aleutions, becoming an expert hiker. When to make ice cream notice your wouldnt be a difficult job." ( you are walking, sun shines. L "Charlie, broke in young Repreposture; make sure that your of he.nl is up. that your arms are sentative Warren Magnuson Birds have a tempcM , free to swing at your side and Washington, who recently returned 108, which would be that you trot along at a good from active duty with the Pacific humans. Don't fly arcuh . fleet, why don't you call up Secrespeed , much. W here tary Knox and offer your services. you walk doesn't mutter, the important tlnng is to niusXj Tests show that take this exercise at a regular notice some of tbe curiosities of soothe a wild bull but w time each day. The best time nature that will keep your mind running over singing, is an hour or so before break. ,f attentive and free of the daily fast; the next best tame is in wear and tear on the nerves. 1, Let's take autos away ' ,lf $ the late afternoon when the health teachers we ay "Re all enrelrss drivers' Then heal of the day Is not severe take a walk - today and will be safe and quiet n ineans.Oil T Ueovtlvd. .. Uaj-jour walking iuui, lay luu-rthe When the conversion of automobile ct ntinuous strip mills is completed, by the end of 1912, the bottleneck in steel plate probably will be broken. With the completion of the worlds greatest rush building program, and in view of the shutdown in civilian eonstructic n, the bottleneck in structural shapes should disappear. The principal fly in the ointment today, looking ahead to maritime protomorrow, is whether even a gram will suffice to overcome sinkings and build up the merchant marine and transjiort service we roust have to beat three-ship-a-da- . . Reading some time this week that the British in Africa have completely routed General Rommel and his Nazis, capturing huge stores of equipment and sending back the invaders scurrying across the sands. . . an axis submarine Seeing crew floundering in the ocean waters, victims of a "sir |