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Show V M The Herald-Journa- The New Doc Didn't .Stick Around Very Lout l ? Logan, Utah, Friday Ewmtig Oituhd ti um published every week day afternoon by the Cache Val75 West Center Street, Logan, Utah. iev Newspaper Co., Telephone all departments 50. delivered by carrier 75 cents a The Herald-Journinonth! three months, $2.25; six months, iHfiO; one year, of Cat he Valley same f 9 00. By mail outside prices as three hove. BV mail In Cache Valley 75 cents a monthmonths $2 00; six months, $3.75; one year, $7.00. second-clas- s as matter the in Entered post office at under the act of March 4, 1S79. ligan, Utah, Liberty through allcongress, land. the proclaim Liberty iielL TH0UGHTSI WASHINGTON COLUMN - - . AND H t u wmmw' THINGS I fftv al j THAT CIVIL SERVICE LIST BY B PE'IF.R Herald lnimml NELSON KAY force or violence; and that during Mich time as I am an employe ( of the federal government, I will U s Ui'il cnniiiiisMim' - not advoca nor become a memiidmis.imi th liul urn tig.iti-d ber of any political party or orr t iii ut la hi (he ganization that advocates the HI Hiigiiml ot Sidm-overthrow of the government of Hillman. Xn ion tVi.itN I'oh-- r the United States by force or u il A' lien )uoitiie h.i, started ,u on a s to who tluse hi hi. n might he The FEW DECLARED DISLOYAL h l'h 'll hi wi.-- fii.i i.u.m-ilabor Since July 1940, Civil Service " rn er II. Iij.iiniii Stolbi rg of New bus cor, ducted investigations on 5 k "ho os.se. a I'lihtleili h.ilul t bout of whom 225,000 persons, glell.lile mill 32.9.H0 have been declared ineliI' d ii a gible for service in federal govring b r o ,t d l a t ill ernment. About U00, or half of h he who deelar per cent, have been declared in110 on of thi ed eligible becouse there was reasons in p a able doubt as to their lowaity to in e ill hors ha the United States. Of these, 500 hi eu branded h. i, "ere found to be the Civil Seivn-or and 600 i will not assume financial The responslhilitv for any in advertisements published in its' columns. errors which may appear r; ; will reprint that In those instances where the paper is at lault, it in which the typographical mistake advertisement the of occurs. part Herald-Journ- re What Color Red? . n.nl u '""'iiiis tii it - - w a r. O to tli truth alone, but truth and After listening hon ot llu.se Iigmilcnls issues, happy to disem el tlmt I had f.led awuv a stm ov ilairison Sal, shiny. United 1iess s editor who i.irml; loieign ! tumid Ironi a world cocm ling the world. ,Ubertyw contending ihe other it's perfertl) logical to ligurr that tin- Russians are going to help us against .lapan. A little Intel, anotlici fellow was nguiug that we are going to have to light tin- Russians alter tins 1 find the doing of tin will of God nit no tirru for disputing about His plans. George MacDonald. Not liberty alone, not 1 Statistical Interlude Statistics were invented for the busy man. Like dehydrated food, they are the essence of bulky, matter, condensed to a point where they can be taken at one gulp. But statistics can also be an idle, fascinating subject. Given the leisure and inclination, one can drop these dehydrated pellets of fact in the liquid of imagination and watch them swell almost to their former substance. We have spent part of the afternoon curled up with a cozy table of figures on marriage. These were collected at the cost of some weary leg work by census bureau employes who went around to license bureaus in 91 cities of 100,000 population or more and found out how business space-consumin- g 'mm Sf.c?Vt The Washington post-w- 8-- g, Baltic along a rough , line stretch- The census figures also give us a little insight into various ing from Rostock on the sea down through cities characters. For a sample, Detroit issued Hanover, Magdeburg, to the Czech border. as many marriage licenses as Philadelphia this year, though Leipzig In the west the British army s as many people proving, of will occupy Germany from the it has only about course, that it takes more than a global war to stampede border of The Netherlands to the Russian line and from Denmark Philadelphians into anything. the Rhineland. But one nugget of dehydrated intelligence refused to ex- to The American army will occupy busipand and clarify itself: From January to August, 1944, southern Germany, including porness at the Kansas City, Kan., license bureau increased 140.9 tions of the Rhineland, all of per cent over 1943, while in Kansas City, Mo., it dropped Bavaria, Munich, and all of Austria.. 63.1 per cent. The occupation of Berlin itself to out. one that will be a joint affair, with the Try figure half-agai- n four-fifth- Minnesotas attorney-generhas ruled that rural school teachers in his state cannot require their pupils to sweep the floors, carry coal or water ,or build fires. Does anybody remember back to our educational dark ages when some deluded and exploited children actually considered it a pleasure to stay after school and clean the erasers? al Wasted Effort United States, Britain and Russia sending an equal number of troops to make their headquarters in the German capital. All this explains the current grouping of Allied forces on the German front. That is why the British are fighting in Holland while U. S. troops batter the central part and southern end of the Siegfried line. It is felt that the occupation will not be easy, that all groups must carefully work together from the very start. Thats ,why two separate political and military Allied missions are prepared to Agricultural records of 93 years ago have been discov- move into Berlin immediately ered in California which reveal that Golden State farmers after the armistice and make the in those capital headquarters for carrots three feet German days were growing king-siz- e the occupation of the conquered ton. 20 to and the long, Berlin. turnips that ran And not a chamber of commerce in the entire state to WALLACE IOOKS TO 1!M8 Vice President Henry Wallace tell the world! Ansner to RED Pmlou Pussle CROSS HEAD i International Relief agency Basil - , 7 Genesis 92 Church seat 13 Amount (ab.) 14 Either 15 Male offspring 16 Every 17 Palm lily Seek damages 19 Earth 20 Lord lieuten- ; ant (ab.) 21 He is the new head of the Red Cross nrgdiiiaation 23 Manuscript (ab.) 24 Friend 25 Distress signal 27 Golf device 29 Vat 18 92 State 55 Indian army (ab.) Frozen wat" 56 57 Age 58 Dashed 59 Household helper VERTICAL 1 Jewel 2 Prison room 3 Night bird 4 Pertaining to birth Leave out 8 Right (ab.) 7 Part of speech fgPg LINCOLN 11 Chamber Finishes 18 Therefore 38 Weird 39 Compound 21 Sodium 40 10 22 24 26 27 28 (symbol) Behold! Equals Step Strike lightly Evening before holiday 30 Vase 31 Good (Fr.) 8 Spaces 9 United States 37 Erbium 5 has kept it secret thus far, but he plans to go into Senator Harry Truman's state of Missouri this month, and campaign for the Roost ticket. Wallace is now bustily trying to Roosevelt and is also eagerly mending his own political fences on the long range chance that hell be the Democratic Presidential candidate in 1948. Thus. Wallace is now moving into the key states of Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois, Iowa and will not return to Minnesota, Washington again until after election day.. In all these states, Wallace had some delegates nt the Chicago convention, finally lost out because he didnt have enough. Already on his tour Wallace has made many friends in Pennsylvania among Democratic delegates who opposed him last July. velt-Trum- HORIZONTAL 53 New Guinea 1 Pictured U. S. port 54 Atmosphere head of (symbol) 4 1 42 44 45 46 47 48 50 53 56 ether Like Peruse Operatic solo Extinct Cadmium (symbol) One time Deserve Flesh Sin Meadow Exists Gambling game By 95 Tavern 9 Observe 93 Auricle 1 Egyptian god 9 f i One uses unusual techhique Wallace on his current campaign IMMEDIATE l. By DREW PEARSON tour is to meet with the mayor her impersonation in Darryl Zun-ui- k o s history-makinof every city. When he met film, "WilLa Guardia in New York, son " Mrs. Wilson refused to take recently, Wallace was asked by n dime, requested that her check the Little Flower why he saw so bo sent to the Woodrow Wilson many mayors. Wallace grinned. Memorial Foundation - quite a contrast to some others. Twentieth Added La Guardia: "You couldnt be trying to swipe Century-Fo- x had to pay off. . . my job as President of the United New fields may soon open to the States Mayors Conference, could "five per cent boys. Instead of you, Henry?" getting five per cent for selling No, replied Wallace, Im not to Uncle Sam, they will get five that much of a fireman. per cent for selling for Uncle is paying all Sam. For instance, the War Food NOTE Wallace his own expenses on his campaign Administration now has a large swing, is taking no financial aid surplus of canned goods. In case from the Democratic National processors can't take it back, the WFA plans to give a commission Committee. of five per cent to sales BYRNES INTENT ON RETIRING which ran sell it. War The White House didnt an- Surplus Administration plans to do nounce it, but the other day the same thing with real estate, Jimmy Byrnes, now War perhaps other government properMobilizer, was offered the prize ty. job of U. S. High Commissioner BEAUTY CHAT for the Occupation of Germany. Mrs. A. Milchd Palmer, comeThis is considered one of the ly widow of Wilsons attorney most important assignments in ali .general, was kidding lovely ConEurope, and the Presi-- ' gresswoman Clare Luca at a cockdent wanted Jimmy to have it in tail party, the other day. compensation for hurt feelings If I just had your looks," jibed when he was not accepted as Vice Mrs. Palmer, "thats all I'd ask." President at Chicago. "Wouldn't you like to be as turned the smart as I am?" shot back Mrs. Byrnes, however, choice plum down. He is intent on Luce, in equally kidding vein. going back to South Carolina to the equally lovely No, replied pfaetice law, take life fairly easy, Mrs. Palmer, if I did Id scare in even dabble politics, the men away. perhaps again. He has given up an idea (Copyright, 1944 by United to of returning th Supreme Feature Syndicate, Inc.) Court. Fio-rell- g organizations ce pose-war- -" Meanwhile, the President has not to appoint Diplomat Robert Murphy as High Commissioner for Germany, unless Cordell Hull is able to conjure up more persuasion than in the past. FDR is peeved over the unfavorable reaction to Murphy's appointment as adviser to General Eisenhower, isnt anxious to award him any more promotions. CIVILIAN CZAR HENDERSON Czar Leon Henderson, who is being considered as economic boss of occupied Germany (not High Commissioner), was walking down Fifth Avenue the otlter day intent on watching Herbert Hoover. Hoover, his hat down over his eyes, was striding through the heart of New York, not a soul recognizing him, not a person turning to stare. Administrator Henderson, fascinated, followed close behind. Suddenly a hand reached out and clutched Hendersons' shoulder. It was the arm of the law. Startled, Leon looked up. He had not been aware that he was jaywalking, picking pockets, or violating OPA price ceilings. "How about taking me with you to Germany? said a New York cop. "I heard you were going to be made boss of what the Germans can eat and wear give em an OPA system, or something. How about taking me along? Leon recognized a policeman he had known years before, said that if he got the job in Germany he would take the copper with him. CAPITAL CHAFF Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, formerly the Widow Galt, was the only member of the Woodrow Wilson family who did not require a financial deal in order to permit decided BARBS The theory that the world :s cooling off is about to be proven. Dig out those heavies. S is getting even. used to throw it now Utility beef Cowboys its throwing us. Ex-OP- A The Allies are giving the 'German radio a hand toward bringing the war home to the German people. e . Ex-OP- A SERVICE -- has about the end of another seawill continue to be with us. reached son. ip It wasnt enough that their hats were tossed into the ring-no- w the candidates have joined them. might as well go ahead and spend all the red stamps now . . . there aint no butler, anyway! You A Maryland man says his wife spent $5000 trying to reas far as duce. She succeeded the bank roll was concerned. Hih Quality Materials SERVICE STORE 310 North Main, Phone 8C8 Iopin WU"11 pro-Fase- i 'Iwirlicspants sundry Commit- IM "ere 9, n - 4 Inf.' from:-- inn don) hi The commission admits tha there may be others on the government payroll today who a rc lean, but the commission has not the resources to inves-- . tigate every new government employe so it has concentrated on kev personnel in war agencies. In making wha it calls the Comrnunist Party Line test, the commission has sought to determine all through its various shifts and world rovolutian-ar- y from 1929 to 1935, from 1935 to August 1939, from then until June 1941, and violently pro-wand after that. "When it enn be established that an individual has followed this party line through one or more of its significant changes," says Arthur S. Flemming of the commission, "then we believe such a person has no business occupying " government position." It follows from this explanation that the 10 unnamed tuaiv.uuauj on P. A. C. list, investigated by the Civil Service Commission were because the ypassed the reported Party Line testanti-Hitl- pro-Hitl- er anti-Hitle- r, ar - m ... ' and Questions Answers ; Q At what point could you e foot on four states simultaneously? Near latitude A 209, 37, longituda where Utah, Colorado, Arizona and New Mexico meet. Q In what city in the immeof American troops were 32 rulere crowned? A Aachen, Germany, formerly ' It become Charlemagne's northern capital in the diate path year GOVERNOR 800, Q What success has been achieved with use of milkweed floss in life Jackets? . A It is six times as buoyant os cork; 28 ounces in a life jacket will keep a man afloat 140 hours. seconds. Q How does women with the number of employed now compare the number employed in 1940? A Employed now, in 1940, 10,000.000. Q What Is the abbreviation for a hundred pounds, or a hundred weight? - T A. J. Fuhriman 4 CACHE COUNTY COMMISSIONER NOV. 7 ' Efficient! Experienced! Progressive! (Paid Political Adv.) 100 Americas Craziest DANSANTE Business SATURDAY. OCT. 7TH FROM 8 UNTIL 12 MIDNIGHT , Comedy Stars of Dorothy Lamours Picture Hit Riding High WS Featuring Eliminate waste and extravagence from the Stale Government! Foster industries throughout Utah to provide jobs for returning soldiers! Give the Old Folks SECURITY, not whispered threats, vague promises. Morney. i 'L A-- Cwt. RE-ELEC- JrS 4, 18,000,000; MILT BRITTON Utah Needs a paid for Ly Fd U 3 When did the first helicopter flight take place? A In 1921 at Washington. The flight lasted one minute and 20 Orchestra Oct; 10, 17 31; Nov. i i . 1 SHOW a.id DANCE i DN THE REPUBLICAN TICKET Political advertisement, ! - - led III REGISTER 5 V TRUCK AND PASSENGER CAR jun mmt (ab.) a: mini-u- Russo-Japanes- ndministration ON Expert Workmanship Bright color N w Testa, pro-Naz- i e o f Merry-Go-Rou- nd Hi leads th to S. Chapter of the J Before r pi,s-lioii- BRAKE RELINING measure 1 Sioi trip rg's c a i ges Mr Salisbury it, perhaps as the commissioi makes s clear it qualified to discus- - he two had found all ol as an; one in the world Kdson outside govet-nmeol ot the to p A ( (oui.se His answers ale not per- leaders it had investigated eligible sonal opinions, lull represent what tor government employment, but it tie has been told in doyens ol refuses to name the 111 eonversations with Soviet ollirials SAMPLE lEN und Re Anyone familiar with Washingarmy officers, by Russian press; and what ton affairs, running down the list be lias heard in thousands of of HI P. A, can eusily pick miles of travel to ulmost every out the names of 10 or more per- sons who have been on the gov- ot the Soviet I'nlon. i rumen! , O payroll during the war' years. Included on the list would First, "Are the Rusaions going be: to helii us aguinst Japan?" Dr. Will Alexander, former labor Mr. Salisbury says: "So far as the official record goes. Russia adviser in OIM. hail made no commitment to Mary Anderson, former head of ju-lus in the Pacific. Russia the Womens Bureau. C. B. Baldwin, former Farm Seand Japan are hound liy a neucurity Administrator. trality pact which does not exMorris L. Cooke, former technipire until April 2$, 1916. most "However, competent cal adviser to OPM. Sidney Hillman, former diplomatic observers believe that of OPM. Russia will participate in the Dr. Frank Kingdon, former adfinal phases of the Pacific war, viser on Civilian Defense. presumably some months after James Lc Cron, former assistant has been defeated. Germany to Henry Wallace. e relaPresent Nelson Povntcr. formerly with tions are correct but chilly. Rockefeller and OWI. Soviet newspapers delight in reDr, Robert C. Weaver, adviser on counting Jap reverses in the race relations in OWI. Pacific, never failing to point out that the Japanese are getAubrey Williams, former National Youth Administrator. ting what they deserve for tryhile it may be an mating to be a tail to Hitler's ter to infer that any ofeasy kite. these 10 or Oany other 100 P. A. C. leaders Second, Are we going to hqve and Communists and some of them to fight the Russians after this have frequently been called that by experts proving it is somewar? Mr. Salisbury says: No one in thing else agaip. This raises interRussia thinks so. The Museovite-i- n est in the tests which the Civil the street hopes for a long Service Commission applies in deperiod of peace and security when termining patriotic loyalty. General policy of the commis-sithe .fighting is over. is that persons who havev beStalin has told every American he has talked to in the last year longed to or followed the party line of Nazis, Fascists or Comexactly ihe name thing. munists should not be employed -- OU- S. Fdisnians like Americans, gen- by the government. Furthererally speaking. They feel at home more. every individual entering with us. They like the way we government employment is requirhustle and gpt things done. They ed to take an oath to defend the Constitution and to make an afadmire our Industry. One thing Russians can't under- fidavit which savs: "I do further swear (or afstand is why Americans laugh and wisecrack about serious firm) that I do not advocate, nor things. They can't understand am I a member of any political American politics at all. party or organization that advocates the overthrow of the gov--OThe Russians are really beating-u- p ernment of the United States by the Germans, according to Mr. Salisbury. The toughest moment in a Nazis life comes when he respondents taken to the scene makes up his mind to try to surby Soviet authorities agreed render to a Red army man. The Kint it was almost impossible to ordinary Red army man feels conceive of human beings perabout the Germans the way our petrating such crimes. What was shown us was the troops feel about the Japanese. Hed rather shoot first than take roasted remains of about 2800 bodies and about 70 others a chance. These Russian people feel that which the Germans did not the only good German is a dead have tune to bum. We alsd German. There's hardly a Russian met 85 survivors of the massacre. family which hasn't lost someone Oat the front or in a civilian massacre. At one site In the Cloog i After the war they want to put the surviving Ger- camp there lay hundreds of bodies mans to work rebuilding Russia's burned black as cinders. At anruined cities. other point stood three great Fpeaking of civilian massacre, pyres upon which the Germans Id like to quote Meyer Handler, had burned many of the bodies. another U P correspondent, who Some bodiis were still frozen in is now in Tallinn, Estonia. In convulsive horror and some hnnd-le.s- s a dispatch filed October 4, arms still lifted to the sky Handler says, "Ive just seen the in supplication. "Most prisoners in the camps gruesome remnants of some 2S00 were remnants of the Jewish men, women and children who were shot and then burned ghettos in Wono and other east alive and dead by the fleeing European cities. nazis on September 19. and British eor"American 93 14 till-il- l C.-e- Their findings boiled down to an unsuspected cutback in matrimony. Marriage, while undoubtedly here to stay, didnt flourish this year. Like miniature golf, filling sta- Big three leaders secret plan for orrupation of Gertions, the Brooklyn Dodgers and roadside hamburger stands, Russia takes eastern many; it felt the manpower and or material shortages. part, British west anl F. S. Through August of this year, as compared with the first occupies south; Wallace, on eight months of 1943, the marriage license business was off stump, hopes hell lie presidenin 1948; Jimmy 30,508, or per cent, in these 91 cities. And in June, the tial candidate Byrnes turns down job as U. S. month of brides, the drop was 14.1 per cent. commissioner of Germany. The point is, we think, that June was not the month of high WASHINGTON The details as grooms. You will recall that the army was approaching its to how Germany is to be divided required personnel about then. And its natural that wed- into three parts after the armisdings and draft calls should ease off at the same time. tice hitherto have been a carefully For in spite of the old folks young people guarded secret among Roosevelt, continue to hurry to get married before the groom goes to Churchill and Stalin. The plan was broadly agreed to at Teheran, war, just as they probably have in all wars. All the talk but since then has been signed !n about the great hardship and injustice that war works on more detail. Here is the general separated newlyweds just cant counteract that normal, hu- outline: The Russian army will take over man need to have something to cling to when the world is eastern Germany to a point 200 coming down around your ears. Thats why marriages miles east of Berlin. Its occupaboomed before the cutback started. tion area will extend from the Child Labor - - Y 111 11 was. head-waggin- i 1! al As the Lord commanded Moses his servant, so did Moses command Joshua, and so did Joshua; he left nothing undone of all that the Lord commanded Moses.- - Joshua 11:15. ) EDSOV ttshmglon BUDDY RAYMON JOE BRITTON SUZAN CAROL 1 Prices: $ 1 ,00 Per Person, Plus Tax |