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Show THE TACK TWO. HERALD-JOURNA- WHOLE HOG The H c r a d - J o urn a I 1 w. .lav a ftenvion by the Cache Vnl Published ev-- iy ('inter Street, Dig, m, Utah ley N'ewspapt r Co, 75 U .VI. Telephone all r hv carrier 60 rents per urn, il ic The Ilinil.l-Jmi nth: m advance. time months, $1 75; six months. $3 50; m Cache Valley, in advance, per ore year. $7 00 P.y mail nn.nill, 00 rents, time months. $1 f.o. six months, $2 75; ill outside ol Cachr Vallry: in ad$5 00 l!v in. otia vance, per month, no nut,, three months, $1.50; six months, J i 00; one year. S', oil. Knit led ns S"cnhd- - lass matter in the post offlre at Logan, t'tah, uii.ler the ait ol cnrigtcss, .March 4. 1879. t tiroiii; ti all the land. l'rm Ittini Lila-rlLiberty Bell. ) MONDAY, JULY LOGAN, UTAH, L. 19 4 1 3, 2. THOUGHTS rzzzzrn and r' THINGS , RAY ill not assiune financial responsibility for The Herald Journal published in its rolliny errors which null appear In advertisements lons. In tliosr instances nherr Ihe iaprr Is at fault, it v ill reprint I that pait of the adi ei iseineiit ill which the tv pogruphical mistake las ii rs. BY NELSON cc. Check-Lis- t Have you put your transportbasis? ation habits on a war-tmi- e Someone accused the other day: Americans, in general, dont ns yet accept the fact that there's ii rubber shortage. Not until their tires blow out are they jolted to this realization. Government leaders can harp about having tires. Newspapets can radio can editorialize; preach; service stations can at- BEWILDERED c rullrctii.n drive ;ts, spuiking charih in U'bi.fioO ti ns were folh'ct tcj during Homod ipigin;. lh utu-- tu the riiinjiiiigti. Minimum estimates, ol' the a it 'lit ml ion to around ;5 H.(H M) tons and maximum- - sillv, nut j iD n txed to lu. Out), 000 tons. Wh.it ihms that mean'' That there weren't half a million tons of strap rubber mg around - or that the public- didn't The ,ct a itably. riilila :t j I.i-s- s llup. - i i - .' t t ! advise. it? m so vital a war TI( IVrhaps some ot hoth. Hut neither, fundamentally. Tlu si tap rubhei time was doomed from the beginning. WTB gave its he, it ty support, but expected nothing. The semi-publi- c eamptogu was one ol tliose sudden, r Ti - half-planne- icd things pulled out el the Washington hat because r had not been organized sc, oner. sonu thing bc-tt- i from the etroleum industry, which hoped by a good showing to avert or at least postpone nation-widgasoline rationi tg. It found the pu' he bewildered, resentful, wanting to help but very uncertain about the win le affair. It is important b cause it is oi. e in a chain ol similar unfortunate stabs in the dark. From a typical imdwesUrn farming trade center comes of a bitter summary, written by the local become have and apathetic. the willing, people, patriotic: why The citizenry of that village scampered around and gathered aluminum, and the metal lay around until a junk dealer consented to take it for virtually nothing. A neighbor town paid for having its aluminum hauled away. Government agents junketed through the area telling of the urgent need for scrap metal. WV went to bat for that, and for two months the cmcern which gave storage space has ti ied vainly to find somebody who would take the scrap to the steel mills or somewhere. Uncle Sam demanded that old paier be saved. The Boy Scouts collected tons and tons and then received word from the government to please burn it, because it is a fire hazard and there is no market. It's inspiration eann- V. V - ' vi -- e when 3: Once War Ends, the Shooting Will Start fV cy 5 BY Herald IKTKK CV c?y c eron-Kilso- ami every recent transportation . Soybean oil goes jams. into oleo, shortening, oilcloth, fertilizer, stock food, sizing, adhesives and food. It ... four tons of cargo space a month to keep a soldier fed, equipped, armed anil fighting on foreign soil. . . . All ilomestir hides are now miller government control... Birth certificates are no longer required to get a job in a war production plant.... W IB has a new Apjieals Branch to handle requests for cliff from conservation and limitation orders. takes n Vp dollar that every isolationist politician, in this post-wa- r period will be in their pitching a woo of protective tariff, economic nationalism and national that will be poison to the internationalists who dream up a perfect world of have for the havenots, share and share alike for all the countries of the earth. The line is already forming on the very conservative right to retain for the United States every economic advantage to be wrung from this entire war effort. The fighting really begins after it's over WASHINGTON TAI.LYHO Income pay ments in May were a fourth greater than two years ago. . . . The Signal Corps has to supply some S4.1MMI of items different equipment for the army. , . . Have Schools and college been, asked to reopen in the middle of a week to relieve week-en- d rp dy K.DSON .Imirnai oeen well receivinadequate equipment, outnumbered, they did one of the ed, so the outstanding aerial combat jobs in history. Now a few have omie pi a n n e r s official while our have come air others home. forces, joined are cautioned leading with We do not believe that such men will long be content with the neek, lest against they be beheaded the placid tenor of civilian life over here. We shall be amazed in the process. But it doesn't take a government if most of them are not back shooting down Japs before long. theorist to see some of the issues HOLD EVERYTHING MOTION PICTURE STAR sur- osnm-rnti-scio- 14 A i i;o,'v l(i Jumbled typo 18 19 Kuthei Belorgmg t? us 21 Si.to of shed. 22 Ecl.i:n.itiin. 23 Kins!' 25 H bi id 27 Ukulele (abbr ) Sign 30 Knock. 32 Neji c je'a 00 M R CROSS N V1 t 38 A GllA C O MjSARR:0 iCU RlJS P'A 3 ' lu egrtabe 4 45 47 22 r 4 Sbmt 1.mP U'iiM a' 24 ! !' note. All i. phi Uo'iloq ). tei form, 2'i IllsOi t. Win. ling. e 45 Dessei t. "in 43 Vo pinia 4ti Ki 4 ' mit.nc imp l'pn. 20 Music s , 'i VTRllC.'L l 43 t4 I 15 Hi i 17 Within. 19 m.m Kip...'t Pea Mie,! He is new the U s - 3 t.ie A". iip V. p; n'OU'i. 41 ll W III ill .lid U 'kiM. inn Clunesi-dominat- Doctor o Medicine (abbr V flint. elt end 7 F! h !i ( .bln 8 Ho is an 9 Obtain it V I . (abbr ). 49 Glow old. Behold! 52 Stop! 53 Still. 53 Pistol. 5U ed Htid 58M'neihl rock. 60 Tow '.! d Cl Compass ioint 62 Diati ut Attor- British plantations of the light With production metals aluminum and magnesium, stepped up tremendously, shall itr probi allowed to lapse to portions, or shall there he a structural revolution in whull these metals will compete with the steel production i .(parity of the count i With new sources of fats and oils developed tniough increased plantings ot soybeans and otpeanuts pigs, and increased prolificacy shall the ai res go unplanted and the hogs be slaughteied to revive the foreign piodueers from which this lountrv imported fats and oils before the war With beet sue ir produet ion stepped up. shal ;t he wiped out to save the iane sugar men of H.e vvaii, Cuba, the lhihppim s? With pre i itu housing a reressitv fot the war. shah th.s new indiistiy he further held baca to preserve old, sow. mstly uietli-- ! ods of custom building? And so on down (he line. ION TIIK. HIKING LINK What these and similar questions period of point to is a post-wa- r the most intense commercial rival-- I ry the worUI has ever known. The Inunulo war is ovet as soon as a stop order ean lie issued on mih-he salesmen tury production teliouid he out, all cii r ihe world. 1( JRI 1 Ferguson AOST US. SOLDIERS GAIN AROUND -- TifV - POOSOS THE FIRST THREE MONTHS' 7 BARBS. THE ARMY, IN J, pre-wa- ney (ibbi ). 63 ih.lf an cm. - one-thir- d , Stan-Ne- T vepyiijHtiUjini M SEC. U S PIT Off COP. Ip. 2 Y Nl SERVICE, ISC. . it, JAPANESE CO NOT PLACE A HIOH VALUATION UPgN THEIR. LtX ES . . . AND THEY AAY HAVE SOMETHING THERE. l The TWO-BIONE-HAL- 1 UU P MJ By William THIS CURIOUS WORLD d , nwn "Lets stick to military terms and cut out the 'Okay, Toots! titivi-stepp- 42 Oak (.'Mu 5! '.Vbeht I 41 TEpr.LL"ni"EN! 'fe'bJ AAR 'HR A PI j.c;u'B MU T m'e'g's't AT'F I - - bi-b- . 33 Ai tide. 34 Dn e( tion. EE'UJ .35 Oi pan of sight W 39 Small loom. T.n.il ! .32 N; 'N A 6 i r'D. s. 37 TPi ire Jn Symbol ft tellu ii :n. 4JB.d1ic S T A L'E -- - tI star. Malicious burning. Pei form. 'Tl'DES e.ggI T I 31 A tD A T E . Onmn-liK- I Iale lo vj Ti' Is pigrft I 28 34 27 Not down. 29 He is a -- "' post-wa- t o O n heck list with which By Drew Pearson (Major Koliert S. Allen now in U. S. An average motorist ean find whether BITTEK Oil. MtB- he has put his transportation! wespite desperate need, synthetic rulilier is still in a tangle; on a war basis appears in the Meanwlnle, ri's 'ii:n,f was rival oil groups wage U.lter oil July Consumers'- - Guide. It industry - try battle over vvhieh Is best recommended to the column by a one insists Iloudry plan is over alleged di ; n:n Cat friend reader, and we pass it on the to with to you appreciation quicker, cheaper than German the charge is being irii sender. ' method; Jersey pool has I mny Standard of N.m Head through these statements. friends in key posts of rulilier finishing these in ,i rubtur how mind in Determine your agencies. in 194 4 ut a (o-- t of J; many of them you are observing. WASHINGTON There were than faster 1 You fiever drive some very .mportant inside facts each paid by the gniernirer 35 miles per hour. recent be able to dominate me President's behind the j never jam on 2 You warning that it might be neces- field in tnc future Kor thi brakes. tites to automobile take will Is sary3 - You take curves slowly. .away from the American public, octane, 4 You don't bump up against these some of doubtful if is ' ;0t illy w 'll the aviate ,he curb when you park. inside facts were known even to' dustry be booming after 'A 5 You check the air pressure Roosevelt himself. hut auto designers in your tires onee a week. on a smaller s , One is that of 31 synthetic brakes equalkeep your rubber plants contracted for by using high oitane gasoha ized. Jesse Jones with the Standard the manufacture of high 7 You check your wheel alignOil of New Jersey group, not a gas and .synthetic rubber e ment once every six months. single plant is much beyond the closely related, that these i tires 8 You cross-swa- p your rubber factories lan be cte blueprint stage. A few foundregularly using your spare in the! ations have been laid; but al- to make high oitane gas :r rotation. most no progress has bepn made ately the war is over. 9 -- You inspect your tires for in building the plants, and they Meanwhile, oilier nil (mi off1 them grease spots and wash will not lie finished and working point out that, nut having s with soap and water. until around 1914. ed rulilier contrao cuts. 10 You repair leaks.j Second is the fact that although the synthetic same scale, they will h breaks and bruises immediately. there are several important pat- out in the roll! when it too 11 You keep your car anA tires ents for synthetic rubber, supplying high octane lor t$ un ler cover as much as possible., such as making small-sized the thermo and Houdry auto engine. have organized a processes, Jesse Jones has put The companies which g club, and you never almost all his eggs into one baswith contracts for drive your car to work unless it ket and is using what is called new rubber plants- - still a is full. the Jersey" or "I. G. Farben" print stage are (ailed the to organ-- 1 13 You have begun process so named because it was or the Jersey'' group ? ize a tire pool so that when you developed by the German cartel, because Standard of Ne and to down tires three your I. G Farben and Standard Oil dominates get Craving and k 3 to down tires neighbor gets of New Jersey. which ai Associates, ing fourl with car will have one you Meanwhile many scientists, and eludes the Texas Company tires and two spares. even some of Jones's own experts, (which is in par'-15 When you leave your ear, contend that the thermo or Hou- Kellogg with i, and until rt Jersey at home your family doesn't weaT dry processes are much faster, the Nazi cartel. T. G. Fa-' out the tires by driving needlesscheaper, and will use less defense dustrie. ly during the day. materials The companies which oppo 16 If you must use busses, CLOSED REFINERIES German process and urp trains or planes for pleasure, you Finally, Jesse Joness Rubber Houdry or thermo process use them during the middle of in for the con- Sun Oil, Gulf. Standard the week and not over the week- Reserve isof goingnew a rubber plants fornia, Socony-Vaeuustruction big end. - 31 of them let to the Jersey ous independents 17 You to your spend plan INSIDE FB group- alone at a cost of Jlti.t'hO,-10- 0 MERSEYS vacation in your home town. And one of the most inn each, whereas thete are plenty 18 When you have picnics, you because of things about Jesse JnnessF i loed have them within walking dis- of refineries, Corporation, to tance of your home or in your gas rationing, whuh could be Reserve converted to rubber plants in a rival group points, is thi back yard. short time, Jersey" group hit placed 1!) When you go to the movies, very 'I hexe 31 big new rubber plants of key men in ke or to to church the drug store, tonx of steel and Washington. will require nnM'tingH, you use public transFirst they pom! to- !!k 18 to 20 would take around portation or you walk. to the key no u 01 f that in even build normal months 20 If you live within walking rubber to when times is steel easy patents in the te get. of your groierv store is Kiilianl J Reserve R PresiC Meanwhile, Starnes, shopping with a baby dent of the Fast Texas Petroleum president of the Texas 9 or an express wagon u f Derivatives, contends that within ment Company. with the ear. which rehe 90 he pool ean Texas conceit 'Jersey" days you have a bicycle, you rubber Pi either put it to good use yourself fineries which have been closed on the German to Di arbors Assistant or you let someone else put it to by gas rationing Furthermore, by Rufus using a quicker thermo process, Rubber Reserve e. good use. Starnes declares fie can be mak- age, formerly leading eafjr 22 You are interested in activiTb( ties of transportation committees ing rubber three months later the Texas Company, Bnl charge of research of whu h are investigating how rub- Within one year, he estimates and others bear him out it would ment in the Offae ber might be saved. be possible to make enough rub-- I Coordinator is Dr. M- R -- O who om e worked to supply all our military uses baum. her Or don't you give a darn! R. J. Dearborn in the Tex or about 700.000 tons. ' Among those who bear him out panv. Also in the Office of is the famous French inventor, .. ... director Eugene J Houdry. who developed Coordinator, as i Visitors are forbidden to bring cracked Division, test and Refining gasoline high cameras to Fort L'lx Doing as , the Houdry rubber process, and Gary, who once worked iyou please around army camps who asserts that by scrapping nborn in the Kellogg Co! is no snap. the slower Standard of New Jer- member of the Gitwm Rsey process, a million tons of patent pool; while to All peorle are born helpless assistant was who be rubber could made synthetics hut some help less timn otheis next year, with to one-- j president of Kellogg. of when it comes to buying war half less steel for Division of OPCs conplant bonds . struction. This would completely Gasoline. ail ideas of requisitioning However, the most dispel A watch has about 16P.0iin.iVMj the publics tires figure behind the sienes tu ks a year almost as many as a JES.sK JONESS FUJI RES Howard. President of tamper has in two weeks. these calculations of Jersey Develop"1 Against around n million tons of rubber ation, whQ has flitted Fortune lutighs .at people who which could be produced during around the Capitol for sit back and wait for it to smile. next year under the thermo or living at the Texas Guf Homin' processes, here are the in swank northwest The nearest thing to perpetual actual estimntcs of what will b He is reputed to have . motion is a school boy wearing produced . under Jesse Jones's flucnee with Jesse J,"es out his shoes. Reserve than any other Rubber Reserve: . During lap?- - about 70.000 tons. Washington. H AIRFIELDS RAIDED More about Frank 19 13 - about 328.0"0 tons. During f The IjONDON. July 13 d During 1941- - about 700,000 tons. rubber delays will RAF attacked German airfields ... of T'Ki.or-tons early column. The latter W near Abbeville, France, last night is only for . figure (Copv right. 1942. requirements, militaiy but no raids comparable to the and there is no provision, ill any Feature Syndicate. blasting of subiiumne building manner, shape or form, for civil-- , NO ri(.HrI0 plants at Danzig and Flensburg I, in needs. Roosevelt's Heine Saturday afternoon apparently pessimistic warning of requisition- M ac A B wete made. C.FNERAL mg civilian tires. the President, busy HEADQUARTERS, Ao1 However, Small merchants should seek with war strategv, probably has 13 Aerial artivuT out and eliminate avoidable ex- had no i haneo to dig into the the allied and Japantse " penses to cushion the shock of details of libber production has was confined to reeo jniied naiiochttinilt vvai time trading, says the seen onlv the figures handed him vesterday. dt pal inent of rommerie in'iinnite said today. bv Ju.se Jones. i - -- post-wa- r"e MERRY-GO-ROUN- D swap-ridin- fighting fur business harder than soldiers fought the enemy. In spite of the i om filtration of Ann in an uniu.'try on N.ir production today, pr tctu aPv every company of impoit-- j war and will therefore have Ihe manufacturing ana ti!I has it research dictating of the peace. But people departmhave speculated about ents and experimental always deMunmu rooms hart! Heaven. So what's the harm? r at work on planning You don't have to he Hoards of direitm ne devoting to take hi some of the posto for peace, piodurtion war s'ruggles foi nnng right lure jneetuuis The i nmpt t it mu within the lTnit-- I at home. In building vast new t d dmmsth ninkets will sources of raw materials supply i hStates nd into mt i n ition tl hu'dne- is this country for war production, as will. v. tunc the staki ale It tting itself in for e. onoi'in- revand tin- hoards ol ihame arc To olutions of first magnitude hrnadi r ever think start naming nanus, Ai. i vh'I tan hit ki ir bottom these nvluii of With the proclmtum rayon and ether svntbetic up. will tins country go bai k to a Japanese oi raw silk industry M KAI KI BBKII AGAIN? With a .synthetic rubber industry cnpahli ot producing sonncsi tons a year, shall it be sciapped to go back to native ruhht r from the Nothei lands K ist Indies and Malaya ? Or with new sources for up to loO.tHHi tons of native lubber developed in Latin America, shall this new hemisphere industry be to die just to icvtve I'utih s, f Washington -- coming up, Copper has been banned for use in zippers, hooks and vey of public opinion has indicated interest in eyes, giippers, and a wide variety of gad- tremendous popular life will be like. gets from buttons to buckles. Ot.ier metals, however, are still what it r fatuous to assume that is Maybe available for these articles. the United Nations will win the i The k tU pro-ees- s; FLYING TIGERS .U O Your mom is hunting us for turning the lose in neighbors window! If she finds us, lets say it's just upsetting war influence! j ft pic-tu- ie stopping. appears, A ---- Answer to Previous Puzzle OM ME C T, 'Cjy any pay pipe-drea- Waxhiiipton Correspondent The soft pedal, the muzzle, the I was soil of surprised, after all of that, to see how folks gag and the muffler have all been I am and went to work to gather up oid tires, watching elamped on uninhibited discussion to see when, if ever, they are moved, writes this editor, and by government officials of what's war. From corcludes with the observation which might be of interest going to happen after on through all state department to Washington departments the new war agencies, the line is I guess we have heard Wolf, wolf long enough. 'I --a. i' a 0 er quit being 4 (tarry-eye- d and That letter was written to explain why nation-wid- e gaso- f f lA'orrying h b o u t line rationing is going to provoke a storm in that area. the future, and (tick to the reality of the ning The first Certainly no group of men has ever earned better the .oundings off on privilege of coming home from a fighting front, to visit milding a beau-ifu- l their tamilies, than General Channaults Flying Tigers. ar pos Going as volunteers to a most unpleasant situation, with world haven't HORIZONTAL 1 6 Pu tin oil mot. mi star. 12 Bury few even optimistic reports cannot expect any least 1944 pr 1945. So we'd just as well give up which continuthose ally whisper to us: Oil, thing will turn up. Yankee genuitv will take care of that.' It editor-publishe- r, snap-fastener- But tention, and if the family nedv a loaf of bread for dinner, the car zooms around the corner to file grltcery shop two blocks away. Junior still goes car riding Saturday night. The family patrols the canyon Sunday afternoon. Many think it's smart to turn corners on two wheels and leave rubber on the highway til T cost of A Average AX 15 three and F tNDLLARS'Ajyr W. G. 5ADLFR, NEXT; Feathered dive bombers. "SEE" WPJAJRJJlilllMW , I Ri |