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Show asa&irewn V ' I THE LOGAN, UTAH, PAGE TWO. The Herald-Journ- SIDEGLANCES al ' ? AND THINGS 4sui Good Acts 5:2'.). rather than men. -- Milton. M U S-- 19 PAT under-measur- e te. cross-examini- back-stag- left-win- g cross-examin- closed-doo- It is one thing for an administrator, in emergency, to cut red tape. It is another for that same administrator, or his boss the president or the governor or the mayor, deliberately to do what the legislature has specifically denied him power to do. If ours is to be a government of laws, made by the people acting through their chosen representatives, then the time has come to call a halt to government by directives, which is the authoritarian and not the democratic way. JITTERBUGGING IN BRAZIL President Wallace is a very attractive gentleman, who knows how to butter up those with whom we wish to be friends, including the people of Latin America. His long visit to our South American neighbors undoubtedly strengthened the bonds of hemisphere solidarity and removed many misVice understandings. For our part, however, well take Yank soldiers as good wilt ambassadors. After a girl has taught a soldier how to tamba, and has learned from him how to jitterbug and eat d hamburgers, and her parents have learned to enjoy room much cream and with coffee of there isnt sugar, tups left for suspicion and jealousy. When war finally is outlawed it will not be by treaties and covenants made by statesmen, but by friendship and understanding that will grow out of the personal contacts of ordinary men and women. full-size- Stamp collecting is booming as a hobby in Europe, the war. A Lout 16 pounds of candy are consumed annually by the average person in the United States, in normal times. This Curious, World UPOpE ? 7UGKy 0 ZOOO APPROXIMATELY OF COASTLINE IN ALGERIA AND TUNISIA IS MCSS THE SOOTH TIP OF f T. l 1WJ V N M MO. 0. SCSvKt THAN SPAIN. INC I fT OM. : People drink ( AOOD I i Hs-co- as mux to get TEETH, BUT AtIJCV TEETH 'ARE NO GOOD," Sm Ml 5 JUNE ALMESTAD, Sasi?r'3tn,j3e, QfomiS. ii ;v-- X SO CALLED 3LOS ASACS9 TSNAKe IS A WESTERN COLOR PHASE OF THE SLACK t&VAKS-- . NEXT: Fir A kiU4 not, Schuman declared. Dies prober Matthews snatched up a book, entitled "World Revo- by Harold lutionary Propaganda, D. Lasswell, former professor of political science at the University of Chicago. Lasswell is a noted authority on Soviet propaganda, helped the OWI set up its propaganda analysis division. Waving the book triumphantly at Schuman, Matthews asserted: "Well, Harold Lasswell says these groups are communistic. Schuman replied that he had the highest respect for Lasswells integrity and ability. "If he said so, then it true, agreed the FCC officiaL When Matthews finished his examination, he magnanimously asked Schuman if there was anything he would like to add. Schuman finished a letter from his pocket, which he said had been written by a friend recommending him for his FCC Job. "Frederick Schuman Is admirably qualified for this position," Schuman quoted from the letter. "There is no question about his reliability, loyalty, patriotism and devotion to the United States. The letter was signed by Harold Lasswell. Note: When the Kerr committee appointed to "investigate the Dies committee, ran across this mony, they exonerated Schuman of being a red. 4 GERMAN'S WATCH U.S.A. There are four Germans who know the United States better than any others. Where they are now reveala what Importance Hitler attaches to the United States and its influence on the neutral countries. For all four Germans are located in key neutral capitals where they can watch Americans and keep their ears open for news of U. S. diplomatic and military Amermaneuvers, and counter-ac- t ican influence. Here are the foul German experts on the U.S.A.: Franz von Fnpen, German military attache in Washington during the last war when he engineered plans to blow up the Weld varland Canal and ious other sabotage. Hans Heinrick Dieckhoff, to Washington and one of the most skillful to be stationed here in years. Hans Thomsen, counselor and charge d'affaires of the German embassy after Dieckhoff left Washington. Kurt Sell, correspondent of the official German News Agency D.N.B., long stationed in Washington where he was generally popular. Unofficially he acted frequently for the German embassy. In Europe these four are row stationed as follows: Von Papen in Turkey; Dieckhoff in Spain; Thomsen in Sweden; and Sell in Portugal. These are countries which. If they moved their neutral position one way or the other, might decide the fate of the war. WILL DEHYDRATE Many a housewife is already planning to work over the canning jars at the end of the victory garden Beason. But Mrs. Henry Wallace has different plans. She and the vice president are producing vegetables in their victory garden at the Swiss legation, but the process of putting them up for the winter will be different. Mrs. Wallace has a dehydrator. Her husband got it for her, because he likes the latest inventions. and wanted to see how it would work. The dehydrator takes the water out of the vegetables, leaves them in a condition for keeping all winter. It has the double advantage of being an easier and cooler process of preserving. Also the product takes less space than the rows of jars. NOTE: The Wallaces have planted a lot of tomatoes, plus a variety of seeds the vice president 1U DESTROYED brought back from South America. LONDON, May 19 r The UnitOn the same day he returned. Hen- ed States eighth air force announcry planted the seeds which Latin ed today that it had destroyed 121 friends had given him. German planes in ttiree days of operations last week. American DIES FACES RED losses in the same period were 37, One piece of inside evidence has Including 21 lie ivies, in mediums Just leaked out regarding FicJ- - hcdieera and thiic fiu.neis. brain-truste- - COP participants, being conducted on an informal, cracker barrel basis, with no plan or system. The weekly meetings are conducted without an agenda. Cabinet officers and agency heads never know what will be discussed from week to week, frequently come unprepared for policy questions that affect them. Senators who have been digging into the nutter feel that the White House secretariat should contact department and agency heads several days before a cabinet meeting to learn what problems they want to with the president. On the basis of this, as well as matters the president himself Intends to bring up, an advance memorandum eoukl be prepared and distributed before the meeting. Besides regular cabinet officers, there are usually a dozen other top government officials at White House sessions, including Harry Hopkins, Manpower Chief Paul McNutt, WPB Chief Donald Nelson, Farm Czar Chester Davis, Economic Stabilizer James Byrnes, Admiral William D. Leahy, Time was when disputes between departments and agencies were ironed out at a cabinet meeting, but not now. Even disputes affecting major military and domestic policies are passed over. Favorite trick of dep a r t m e n t heads, who have a ticklish matter on their minds, is to wait until the meeting is finished, then pass a note to the President stating their particular problem, with a request for a private audience. This technique was originated by military and naval spokesmen who frankly state that they do not wish to air their troubles at a meeting attended by so many people. However, this means a line of cabinet officers waiting their turn to talk to the chief as they file out of the cabinet room, and usually other cabinet members don't know what their colleagues have talked about MRS. WALLACE AFRICA IS VO?OF from Victory gardens. Or Bossy! During such occasions as Black and White day and the lute Cache county fair, weve all heard about the tremendous importance livestock plays in our Cache economy. Agricultural leaders, stating that the dairy industry is worth more than two million dollars per year to the valley, have contended month after month as they should contend that farmer nhould ever wtrive for finer herd and better Organized food merchants in New Vork have challenged law by Mayor Lu Cuardias attempt to n force a desirable have courts The methods. undesirable and perhaps illegal been asked to decide whether the chief executive can extend to intended not was apply a law to cover fu lds to which it fi Ids in which legislators dehberatdy refrained from givOff CO. IMS tv St MHVICt. ISC. T StO t ing the mavi r authority. a lot of beautiful girls since Ive been a sailor met Tve .Mr. a Cuardias purpose is laudable. He seeks to prevent I sure hope they keep in touch with me when Ihc wars stores from overcharging for eggs, that is, from violating the over and 1 go back to plumbing!' OlA price ceilings. Having no authority to enforce the OPA ordtr directly, he has tried to slip in a bark door, ordering his markets commissioner to prosecute ceiling violators unThe Washington der the short weights and measures law. Unfortunately for both mayor and public, eggs are sold MERRY-GO-ROUNor D by the dozen. Twelve make a dozen, regardless of size in dozen. to 12 a The stores overcharge, Tlwy weight. give or undersonic instances, but they do not give BY DREW PEARSON or of measure of i.: no standard there because weight, " weight. Secret tentlniony reveals that cab- erick Schuman, foreign broadcast We have no sympathy with price chisclers. They ought to inet meetings are without plan; analyst of the federal communicavice president's wife will pre- tions commission, who was tarred be stopped, and punished. Since the OPA can not possibly serve vegetables by deJiydration; as a "red by the Dies commitpolice every retail store, it is desirable that state and local "Red evidence boomerangs, tee. It caused the face of Dies enforcement agencies should Matreddens faces of Diea Investiga- chief investigator, "Doc tors; 4 nazl experts watch I'. 8. thews, to take on the color of the 'Hie front key posts in neutral But such enforcement should be by legal methods. charge. Schuman. In state legislatures and city councils can authorize police, Matthews tried to make him admarket inspectors and other local agencies to help protect WASHINGTON Certain sena- mit communistic ties because he e had made the public. Until and unless they do, it is not for mayors, tors who have been working speeches several years for a streamlined "war cab- ago before the Chicago Workers sworn to uphold the constitutions and laws, to usurp legisinet got some interesting ammu- School and two other obscure lative functions by roundabout stratagems. nition when they groups. The FCC official adThis is not an academic dissent There is a very dangerous one of the president's close asso- mitted making the speeches, but r committee said he had never been a member tendency in Washington, in New York, and elsewhere, for ciates at a of the groups. strong, aggressive executives to ignore the laws and do what meeting. "I cant say whether they beThey learned that cabinet meetseems best to them, trurting that their purpose can be acan increase in for the to the communist front or except ings, longed to around courts act get complished before the number of still are . 1 buy RAY NELSON the part , 11 3o EY NEVER MIND THE LAW ;i jBlt , Not liberty alone, not truth alone, but truth and Liberty with Truth, shall yet enlighted the world. A y f0 c Soil of llcuvii and Karth, Attend! That thou art liappy, owe to (Joel; That thru rontinuest such, owe to thyself, Tliat is, to thy oliedienee; therein stand. f mr l Herald-Journa- We ought to obey God 'I 10 THOUGHTS will not assume financial responsibility for any errors which may apieur in advertisement published in Its rolurnn-that paper is at fault. It will reprintoccurs. la those Instance where Inthewhich the typographical mistake of advertisement The s WEDNESDAY, MAY E Pulilished every week day nCcrnoon by tie Cache Valley Newspaper Co., 75 West Center Street, Logan, Utah. Telephone all di'jmrtineiits 50. delivered by carrier 60 cents per The Herald-Journmonth; in advance, three months, $1.75; six months, $3.60; one year, $7.00. By mail outside of Cache Valley: in advance. per month, 60 cents, three months, $1.50; six months. $3.00; one year, $0 00. matter in the post office at Entered as second-clas- s U,gan. Itah. under the act of congress, March 4, 1879. "1'rm liilin liberty through all the land. liberty BelL i - IIERALD-JOURNA- nHiwfrit ! feed. Since the milk cow does play such a vital role in our economic life, she certainly chould not be forgotten. She should be pampered brushed and fed well. Her railing is great in Cache; her response to that railing ha been rommendable. Jt ofi ei on a iron jsount r?0f O Trouble right now is that we've got about as many livestock as the feed in the barns will take tare of. Esecially laid since winter-ki- ll our alfalfa the situalow one-hation is more critical. But with various groups cooperating in meeting the probservice, lem college extension minty agricultural officials, in- t want lf -- dustrial companes and the farmers themselves we should be able to get through next wnter hy substituting various other feeds to make up the alfalfa deficiency. -- O important the livestock industry is to Cache County was pointed out to me the other day by R. A. Stewart, county as- Just hw sessor. Roy had dug out a lot ofi statistics, and invited me to look them . over. In 1942 the Bomber of dairy stork in Cache county was 16.967 FORT KNOX, Ky. Here at the headquarters of the II. S. armored forces, they think of Lieut.-GeJacob L. Levers, who has just been assigned to command in the European theater of oper as the ations, was who man saying, always Let's go! I'm , wasting time! ' If he carries that motto with him into action the in Europe, a s s u ra p t ion is Dev-ers that Jakie n. a number 4000 greater than that of any other county in the state. will be pushSignificant, isnt it, that Cache should lead the state in dairying? ing that second Second best county is Box Elder front idea for all he's worth. Let's with 12,781 head of dairy stock, while Utah county and Davis each go!; he'll be reminding his supehas over 10,00. Most scrawny Is riors as well' as his subordinates, Wayne with 113 head! "Im wasting time! General Devers commanded the fact Another important pointed armored force from his headcontainand out by Mr. Stewart here at Fort Knox from ed elsemhere in a Herald Journal quarters of 1941 until he got summer the of story today is the Increase his assignment While European over Cache dairy cattle In 1943 he he was here, kept reminding 1942. In the assessors count early War Department in Washingthis year, the number of milk stuff the from time to time, that he had risen to over 19,000. And many ton, had a lot of trained armored of us thought our dairymen were divisions to go. Even then selling all their cows so they could he felt heready waa wasting time. work in Ogden war plants! He cant claim credit for being We have no sheep in Cache coun- the father of the armored force. ty. Assessors figures show 4000, Primarily, he was a field artillery while Millard county has 235,000 to officer. His basic idea when he lead the state. Tooele has 183,000 became commander of the armored forces was that the only excuse and Uintah 115,000. for any kind of a vehicle was to But we're a pretty good pig get a gun some place, in a hurry. producing country. Cache county It was on that basis that he in 1942 and 1448 head while four tripled the size of the armored counties surpassed this number. force in little more than a year. Box Elder county with 2650 leads Helped Develop the M-- 7 the state by counties, followed hy When the responsibility of deMillard with 266L ciding what types of armored veOur poultry was valued at hicles the U. S. should adopt was $36,831 last year, compared to placed on General he Devers, Elder county. made his decision that the pro$22,000 for Box Best poultry producing county in portion of light, medium and the state is Salt Lake, with an heavy tanks should be ordered so evaluation of $113,000, followed that production could be begun with a minimum waste of time. by Utah with $80,000. Cache comes third, however. Maybe there were some mistakes in the first designs, which had herd So next time you see a fine to be corrected later, but Devers a of cows, or a pen of swine, or got tanks that he could use to flock of chickens, admire them all begin his training with and get for their being the leading bread- his force organized, in a hurry. winners for this county. The M-TID BITS howitzer known in Africa as "the The Legion of Decency national priest, is one of the new weapons is whose it objective organization whose development General Devto keep movies pure is circulating ers had a large part in pushing. a letter against a certain film, ask- It was a bigger, heavier weapon letter the ing that newspapers give than had ever been mounted on publicity. a chassis. 'The Legion has placed the mo- the Devers doctrine of It wasa using in of tion picture 'Lady Burlesque', vehicle to get a gun some place the condemned classification, in a hurry. And it more than states the letter. "The film con- justified the faith he placed in g lines, sala- its tains design, in Africa. cious dances and situations, and inHe is for bedecent costumes, presented against ing 10 55, but gets credit years younger. His d the background of a sensuous form hair is just turning gray of entertainment." at the temples. He's If the film ever does play in weighs around 170. and is a hit American theaters, the Lcgfbn's on the bandy-legge- d side, as condemnation will but serve to increase the crowds. Perhaps the though he might have been a officer. Legion's frown will take the film cavalry Hate Red Tape ' form the market, however. No martinet, no stickler for details, Devers' success as an organPeople are quite funny. If you izer has been his ability to hurry tell a man there are 270,678.934,341 up and get right to the heart stars in the universe, he'll believe of any issue and then go on from you. But if a sign says "fresh there. He has a for paint, that same man has to hating paper work reputation and red tape. make a personal investigation. In his staff meetings with armored force officers at Fort Knox, &I6ANT1C his subordinates used to try to CHoa think of things before the general. RSPAU? Usually, they say, he was always way ahead of them. He preached a lot of thoroughness. along with all his hurry-u- p tactics. "You build the best gun mount you can design, ho kept telling his armored force staff here at ort Knox. "Then you mount on It the best gun you can make. On that gun you put the best possible sight. The gun and the carriage are wasted if you don't have a good sight. Then to aim that gun you have to get a good gunner. If the man who uses that sight isn't any good, the good carriage, gun and sight are wasted. So make good gunners. For a Pennsylvania Dutchman out of York, Pa., Jakie Devers is T 1MI ,ct Ml wq n. mt opt. given credit for being one of the 'Could you make these suit Army's greatest hustlers. For anyuse., tv.r ...to a .sir of shoes?' one who wanti this second front 7, 105-ni- double-meanin- mouse-colore- WC BY PETER Armored Force Commander in Herald-Journ- Jte) EDSOff Waahintt Correspondent Date) a hurry, he should he just the man. Everything he does makes sense. Quesb'ons-Aisvc- ri thd an What i absolute vro? The point at which ill lecular motion theoretically ttu to exist. The temperature kI run this war, cording to scientists, Congress cant 4593 and it is fortunate that it knows below zero, Fahrenheit den it. Rep. Sam Rayburn of Texas, Q What train set a speed rt House speaker. ord back in 1893 which a 0 In France it was nothing like surpassed until 1934? A The New York Cratn this. Our men fought every yard of the way back and they had Empire State Express covered none of these things (guns) to mile in 32 seconds, or, hit a ip of 112.5 miles per hour. In IS fight with. a Union Pacific train reached British major in Tunisia. miles per hour. We're sorry we didnt get a chance to hit them. We've seen Q Can inducted baseball bU the Jerries run but hey never ran era In minor leagues play ii before as they ran yesterday. game when on leave? A No. The president at tl British corps commander on National Association of Prate Tunis victory. sional Baseball Leagues hat n Long as everything in the town against the practice. was running smoothly, I thought I should do something to help my country as well as my city. So I sold the grocery store and started to help build these big planes. The Germans' defeat in Non Mayor Alvin L. Cressweil of Africa is their worst since Alvarado, Tex. That is, thus far. If we are to secure the best Results show that, with th judgment and backing of the American people on a foreign war, America got set to f policy best fitted for the nation ahead instead of going then and the world, we must meet each and getting upset. other frankly and discuss candidly all questions. Its nice to be the head of tl Alf M. Landon. house except for the headacbi that go with it. Before the OPA set a ceiling on alarm clocks some people price Eventually the pain is th were reported to have paid as high neck which Hitler has been ti as $9. And they're supposed to all of us is going to boomeiuf wake you up, not put you to sleep. Pass the rope! So They Sa-y- Q A L BARBS 191 Sate 5 rate u teued HESEi INN kuta-J- e over wants l y Logar Toun noro. if to I Logai Main i plants M, At Jum Richm their UiS rub. wants mile, iq wil th to tHyn plants id and heir a Ratioi Cbrdoi their tmaili tiormai ins b (tannir i and I legist ttos ai procei attorn irecei ijfhca U. S. 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