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Show The Herald-Journa- Now Adolf Has Taken Up Smoking, Too l V Evening, Iieremhrr 11, 113 Published every week day afternoon by the Cache Val ley Newspaper Co., 75 West Center Street, Iigan, Utah iffllimra tgTelephone all departments SO, delivered by carrier 75 cents a ; The Herald-Journa- l month; three months, $2.25; six months, $4 50; one year, $100. By mail outside of Cache Valley same prices as alxwe. Bv mail in Cache Valley 75 cents a month; three months $2 00; six months, $3 75; one year, $7.00. matter in the post office at Entered as second-clas- s Logan, Utah, under the act of congress, March 4, 1879. Proclaim liberty through all the land." liberty BelL Sutiiid'iv V J f THOUGHTS ; V " i' V k f ' ' 1 & W. "ii (.'I irl BT RAY NELSON Cold Victims In what place therefore ye hear the sound of the trumjiet. resort ye thither unto us: for God shall fight for us. Nehemiah 4 There are miny varieties of cold The common human ailment transforms people into the victims. :20. MORE TAXES The issue between the treasury and congress in regard to the new tax progiam is by no means clear cut. Both sides are right and both sides are wrong. We never will get any- where taking one side or the otner undiscriminately. The treasury is right in contending that as much as 10 double purpose billions in new taxes should be raised for of helping to finance the war with a minim; ,n of borrowing and of helping to control inflation. The treasury is right in arguing that with national in- come up $80,000,000,000 and taxes up only $19,000,000,000, there is ample new money available with which to finance a further $10,000,000,000 increase. The most elementary mathematics shows that after meeting the promised boost, we t-- c class-conscio- The Washington Merry - Go -Round pre-wa- more. First is the matter of the distribution of national income in general. Second is the matter of the distribution of war increases in workers incomes. These two distributions are as nearly complete opposites as it is possible for them to be. Third is the social philosophy which underlies taxation for the purpose of financing governmental operations taxa-- ! tion for revenue. Fourth is the economic philosophy that I underlies taxation for the purpose of controlling inflation. These, too, are almost diametrically opposed and very nearly irreconcilable Until both treasury and congress are driven to tax furmula that recog-- I j in finding a scientific, nizes the of these interlocking prob-- i lems, we wont be able to pay what the treasury asks even 1 though there is, in the aggregate, ample free income with which to pay. i 1 non-politic- al ty , NO COWARDS agrees with congressmen's criticism oi navy censorship; lilanirs brass hats for snpression of news, promises reforms; ho executives matters are handled vv bile F I) It is out of U. S. A. however, move. WASHINGTON . Secretary of Navy Knox heard some blistering comments on the Navy's handling pow-poof war news at a ciosed-doo- r with the House Appropriations g Committee recently. Questions And w Plain-talkin- Answers Representative Harry Sheppard of California, who presided at the meeting, raised Cain about the suppression of legitimate war stories as well as unwarranted delays of news releases. Sheppard asserted that the best way to make sure the public did not believe the lies of axis propagandists was for the government to give them more facts about combat developments. The American public can take it, Sheppard said the bad news with the good. He also sharply criticizing withholding of stories from the battle fronts for long periods before their release (s officially approved by Navy censors. ' It was brought out that some news dispatches had been more held up for six monhs-anbefore being released. The public is entitled to know what's going on, both on the battle and the production front," said "For that matter, the Sheppard. Navy itself stands to benefit by a more liberal and intelligent policy. I have no doubt that many stories have been censored which would reflect great credit on the splendid job the Navy public-rel- ations John L. Lewis brother Danny, in charge of the Mine Workers catchall District 50, was going to close the New York Gty schools with a strike of custodial employes, in re venge because a pay raise was given through two A. F. of L. unions instead of through the U. M. The hour struck bid the custodians did not. Of 3000 only 197 failed to f:ow up.Of 765 schools only 43 lost the services of a single w rleren. Unless it be m the eo-- mines, a lot of magic has gone out of the name Lewis. badly-neede- d SIDE GLANCES room for improvement," but said he iyid argued with Navy bass hats until he was blue in the fact about the suppression of war news, with little success. Im n newspaper man," he said, and therefore am a firm believer in giving the pulilie the facts." He also agreed that the Navy would profit by a more aboveboard news policy, citing is an example the insignificant notices the navy had received in reports of the fighting on New Guinea. Admiral Halsey had shone brilliantly in these operations, Knox declared, but was barely mentipneiL in Army dispatches from General Douglas , I j j Soul-irukin- g. I . relief d ar 1 ds all-t- ' 1 tip-toei- ' MacArthur's headquarters. The Navv Secretary didn't directly charge that MacArthur was tryhas never promised Religion ing to hog the credit for victories in the South Pacific, but he left eminence, genius, freedom from little doubt in the minds of the1 hardship, satisfied ambition, or committee that this was what he 'worldly success, but it has said meant. to every individual; Whatever you His branch of the service was may fail at, you need not fail at too modest," Knox re- perhaps eing a real person; the makings marked. He promised the commit- - 0f great personal life include tee that he would make a personal handicaps, deficiencies, troubles. investigation to determine what an(j eVen moral failures; they too reforms could be made to Improve f,re raw materials out of which set-us the Navy's strong personalties are made; the I universe itself is not a haphazard MACARTlIlh AND LOIM.E or. of aim,eM atonls but The drive for MacArthur for ionized around spiritual purposes; President and Senator Cabot Lodge and personality, far from being a for has brought ,hanee inadvertence. Is the fullest some interesting reactions, accord- - and compietcst wny of being alive ing to L. W. McCormick, its first land the most adequate symbol we have of the nature of God; the public, sponsor. McCormick sent out 5,000 letters world itself is a "vale of und he who undertakes to Republican chairmen and local leaders all over the country. About that task is on the main highroad 500 replies have now been receivoi creations meaning and is aced. all of them favorable regarding cepting the central trust of life. .. Moreovei, savs religion, us there MacArthur, but not all so strong A good many refer- for Lodge. personality-creatin- g forces in jure red to the young Senator's famous the universe -- else we would not be grandfather, Henry Cabot Lodge, here so there are forces tha! Wilson's Sr., who upset peace can recreate and empower us. en- plans. They commented that young abling 6s to endure what we have like his to stand and become what we Lodge was too much grandfather. onght to be. McCornmk is waiting for more This messag- - of religion has replies and also telling those who boon phrased in many forms by Write him to get busy and organdiffering temperaments, and has ize MacArthur clubs. been variously embodied in the A good many politicoes see in creeds and customs of the drive the churches. Undergirding faith in a the M.icArthur-Dodg- c hidden hand of Pennsylvania's God who cares; the consciousness Pew us part of'.his passion to stop of available power from beyond Willkie. McCormirk is an old curselves; the practice of prayer friend and associate of Tow's and n;- a moans of communion with s. . lives not far fiom him ill Pennr.,-belief in a eri- He i ill , i it1., :m l o." neat h h r tin i sylvania. press-relation- warned Dottie abotil umlmg tluit IVm.de commando, three men at tlu- parl and she has them all cornered! r that Pew is behind his held up until a written order was rushed back by plane from Cairo. Senatorial colleagues of young Note On the whole, it is reLodge are especially interested in markable how efficiently most exhis MacArthur hook-u- p in view of ecutive matters are handled even the speech he made following his when the public has no idea the return from Australia in which he President is out of the country. blasted Russia for not giving this country bases in Siberia. He indicated that MacArthur had told him a million American lives could be saved if we had those bases. Later, it developed that Lodge and other Senators had gone to see General. Marshall, the Chief of Q Where is Thrace, and under Staff, before his speech, and Marshall had warned that we could what government is it? not keep Siberian bases two weeks A Thrace is European Turkey even if Russia gave them to vis, and is on the Dardanelles. because of Japan s proximity. Also, Marshall asked Lodge not to menQ Who is in command of Al tion the matter because of certain lied troops stationed in Iraq, Paldelicate questions then under dis- estine and Syria? cussion. A Gen. Sir Hemy Maitland .However, Lodge went ahead, any- Wilson. Senatorial colleagues are way. now wondering whether Lodge and Q The navy has reported lost MacArthur worked out a deal on a combat vessel, the Liscome Bay, politics while together in Australia, during the conquest of the Giland if the Siberian base sound-of- f bert Islands. What type of ship " was part of their strategy. was it ? A An escort aircraft carrier. OPERATING WITHOUT F. I). R. Q What is the new top rank The difficulty of carrying on exto be accorded U. S. army nurses ? ecutive functions while the A Lieutenant colonel. dent is out of the United States was illustrated vividly during the Q How many aircraft carriers Cairo conference. are there in the U. S. Navy? Assistant, President Jimmy A Forty, according to SecreBrynes and othr White House advisers felt.' it was necessary for tary of the Navy Frank Knox. the Army to take over certain Q Who is Gen. Josip Brozo-vich- ? leather factories working on government orders, but under the law A Better known as General they had to have a Presidential order. So they cabled! the Presi- Tito, he is leader of the Jugoslav partisans. dent. FDR cabled back promptly,' givsea is known as the Q However, ing them the order. Maurice Latta, executive clerk of Mediterranean of the North? A The Baltic Sea. the White House, refused to accept it. He declared that, under the Q When was the Pony Express law. he had to have the President's signature. A cabled order was no inaugurated? A April 3, 1860. good. Anyone might be able to foie a cablegram, Latta said, but Q When were the Hawaiian nobody could successfully forge the President's signature. So seiz- Irlands annexed by the U. S.? A July 7. 1898. ure of the leather factories was Knox It is ironical that Hitler should have awarded decorations fbr courage to nazi generals who led retreats from the Rus-- ; sians on several fronts, but it is not paradoxical. The united nations have the axis on the run. The end is I beginning. We are happy and proud. We must not be silly enough, however, to underrate the enemy. Neither Germans nor Japs are cowards. They are brave men. Sometimes is doing in thus war." i - greater courage can be shown n defeat than in ; victory. It is KNOX DISLIKES CENSORSHIP to the credit of Adolf Hitler, to whose credit there is little to defend enough, if he has recognized the bravery of leaders who, in Knox didnt attempt Navy censorship. Ke readily ada lost cause, nevertheless did the best they could. mitted that there was "plenty 6f POOR DANNY Accor-dion- ? BY DREW PEARSON When taxation reaches the level now proposed, or even r levels. Chief among those particularly important at difficulties are four that interlock, which we have discussed before and probably will feel impelled to discuss many times Edsons Washington Column Music Industry Will Reform al ss that already attained, it runs into difficulties that werent type. He is generally herosometimes, though, like the liam-actwho in the movie dashes to the flaming cottage on Lhis horse, rescues the beauteous -sn rm lady mho has been in the clutches of a villain, and tosses fists into At last weve given this egg some numbers lie cant the mug of ths villain. jransposcl He then pauses to absorb the admiration of all This species of cold victim showes up at the office, or to school, with a sort of suffering look. Ills eyes are humble and doggy; his nose is red, and he dabs at it generously, especially if someone is looking. His coughs and vigorous, caraie rying the inference as they come BY PETER EDSOX mission building in Washington whooping into being: Im really Herald-Journto amend or ratify the resolutions Washington u sick man, but here I am to on principles composed along fo. Correspondent stoic as hell; plugging along, work, It may please you considerably, banks of the beautiful Ohio, refusing to be thrown; with my Remember those ads with th chin up Ill see this thing through as a sign of the time, to know come-o"FREE because I am great in spirit and that the musical instrument in- big type After you investigated, you dustry is about to reform. This determination." has nothing in particular to do found out that it was fiee alorr O with 24 lesson, at a crack with the war, 2 There is the Ill Well, proposed Rule No. H says is and this piece type, HU philosophy inThe use of the word 'free' or purely a matter volves no particular treatment the equivalent thereof, when the from of except the rugged desire to beat article is in fact not free, with doublet-domethe cold out of his system by weightier, the capacity and tendency or discourses doggedly continuing whatever on effect of misleading or deceiving interna- - ( his usual daily routine calls for. t i o nthe urchasers or prospective purchaa 1 and or sers. is an unfair trade practice." He makes no show of his economic si t u cold. Matter of fact, he U someWonderful! It give hope this post-wworld will be worth times sort of apologetic because The musical of it. But day after day he is waiting for. instrument buscertain his strong system" Is iness, in fact, NO BAIT" ADS achieving the upper hand, and couldnt be dead"Bait that by working he grows er. About all they advertising would also he stronger. Thus, the cold will be have left to sell are reconditioned, banned. Thats the line where they to entice the customer by second-han- d scouted. thing! try epossessed, To go to bed and doctor this to pound, blow through or iwang. offering him a grand pia'no for cold would be to grow weaker," Business in these made-ove- r jobs 75. When th sucker sends in he reasons. One shouldn't let a is reported brisk, the muse ani his money, they tell him that thu cold lick him. Wear a cold out, the urge to get hot being irrepres- piano is green, is nailed to the that's what I say." sible, as they are. Still, the ped- f'oor and we!ghs four tons and he like it but that they O dling of sound devices with which havewouldnt some other nice pianos for to annoy the neighbors is only a 3 There is an opposite breed $750 and just try to get out of the chap who as soon sideline with most of the instrutheir clutches facfor the ment piano makers, to been a he's a? exposed cough There was one unethical' prawoodnow' all are tories up gluing to rushes the drug stire, stocks ctice the all industry wanted to ban, is en going catgut airplanes, up on everything from harmless but couldn't get together on bcough syrup to a dozen kinds of into sutures, there is a priority ecause to go they couldn't find any Vay sulpha drugs, then goes home to on all the brass that allusedthis deto rheck up on it or enforce it take on the smell of a busy surg- into 'bands, and for is the business of having partment knows the dog house This ery room. music teachers recommend to their He phones the doctor to see if carpenters are all on army bar- I UDils a certain make of instrhis treatments are correct in racks construction, while the oboe ument, teacher getting a comma-siocontent and application. He hustles and piccolo four dries are probably on the sale. What the prantifor orders out rush pouring out the old family medical book, bazookas. It's even ofessors have been doing for yean and religiously every bit tank battalion bad so that a hill billy is shopping around among the of literature about "Colds and getting has trouble maestro finding a various makers. Hnd recommend-the He warns the Their Treatment ing the make that paid washboard minor B flat decent family that the isolation cods cut. must be strictly enforced, and lies that 13 made out of metal and highest Another thing they probably j not some skim milk or salvaged at 'with the the looking ceiling never considered was a rule that withthermometer between his teeth. . . nylon hose plastic which is would prevent sales to the neigsoul. out man too be "A careful hbors children, but after hu just cant L HOPEH about colds, he complains. Right MANUFACTURERS isn't the mellenium, so give the now Ive got a chill; my nostrils But the makers of musical in- music trade a big hand! burn and my throat is like a boil. struments radios, talking machStrike up the band, too, for tb.1 Inflammation is developing in my ines and juke boxes excluded like Federal Trade Commission, whicn bronchial tubes, and soon it will the makers of music, live in hope. sponsors these fair trade codes envelop all my lung tissue, threatBusiness isn't always going to be and encourages whole industries ening pneumonia, consumption and this bad, they figure, and people to police themselves for the prpossible cancer. Im awfully sick, as well as their progeny will otection of the consuming public. really, and the possibilities of again want to buy on the install- You dont hear much about them, ment plan while taking lessons on but there are over 150 of these complications are stupendous." codes in force now, regulating thr strings, winds or percussions. 4 There is the The lull in business has, in a conduct of such business as the type. In a way, be is the way, given the makers of musical aby chick industry and the toleast offensive; in another way, instruments a chance to reflect mato paste industry, the curled he is quite dangerous. on their sins of the past. The hair industry and the sardine iWhen he coughs, he does it musical instrument industry, in ndustry, the puity industry and the ever so delicately like short, is about to adopt a code of oleomargarine industry. To m into the children's room fair trade practices. nothing of thi vegetable ivory early in the morning and not They had a meeting on this button industry. Great business wanting to awaken the baby. He matter out in Cincinnati lust that. Haven't you always wanted hastens to apply a kerchief to month, and on Dec. 16 they will to be a vegetable ivory button each whoop, and steps into the meet in the Federal Trade Com tycoon? other room to blow his nasal full-bodi- -- should still have in excess of $50,000,000,000 more income, above taxes, than formerly. Yet congress is right in insisting that we can not pay the additional $10,000,000,000 the treasury proposes. We cant, that is if taxes continue to be raised by the old unscientific, methods. ideological, There is the ic; Not liberty alone, not truth alone, but truth and Liberty with Truth, shall yi I enlighten the world. I , objects. 1 War is a terrible trade; but in the cause that is righteous, Sweet is the smell of power. Longfellow. uml now look THINGS 14 will not assume financial responsibility for any The Herald-Journerrors which may appear in 'advertisements published In Its columns. In those instances where the paper Is nt fault, It will reprint that part of the advertisement in w tilth the typographical mistake occurs. - AND I . mans, which looks not on the outward appearance but on the heart; confidence in the reality of forgiveness, not only human but divine; faith in the eternal significance of life Us headed toward a purposeful goal ultimately worth all that it may cost, in achieving which every person may count: belief in personality's survival of death so that to be 9 real person is of more than temporal concern - such - factors in religious faith focus their strong influence on the individual ns he decides whether to accept himself as done for or to accept himself as potentially a worth-whil- e person. One of the ablest women in this country, herself a university graduate and the wife of a university prcsiOent, was brought up in poverty. She never saw the inside of a schoolroom until she was 14 ears old. She recalls when, as a girl, she complained of her hardships. and her mother, who was of. pioneer .stock, turned on. her. I "See here." said the mother, have given you life; that is about all I will ever be able to give you - life. Now you stop complaining and do something with it." g Religious faith is similarly Life is a sacred trust, it says. Whatever else has been confided to us, our most intimate and inescapable cnlrustment lies in our capacity to be real persons. To fail at that is to fail altogether; to succeed at that is to succeed supremely, whatever it cost. Rays Noah in the play Green I ain' verv much but pmtu-i-- s 1 Tlvi! is the place rhul-itngin- - passages. He hesitates to admit having a cold, if anyone should ask him, and might even contend, Ive never felt better. I'm not very susceptible to colds, and am seldom bothered. I'm a (Jironic hayfevtr victim, though, and I guess today I must have run into a houseplant or some dust which is irritating my nostrils. Then he hurries away because he feels a bark originating. 5 There is the kind. He is reckless with his own welfare as well as with others'. He thinks (if one is benevolent enough to credit him with thinking) that the common rold is a traditional affliction of mankind, and that everyone is visited with a cold at regular intervals. He makes no effort to conceal his cough, his hack, nor his noseblowing. He sends droplets flying through the air often and shamelessly. His attitude is wholly one of "Yeah, Ive got a cold so what?" 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