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Show I . f; r rfj iti if' -- " i i - . iiniffHiiiiiifAn'- - f- I R THE PAYTON CHRHNM IM WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS v! rn f iofi of an Innocnt Ity slander v. : ' , r u It ic s some r afs have ceased publishing One the ri grettable (.hiiILcs 11 The f Iuiiiit Aye Wid Dept The tire Woi Id ai e fm An till vvasti I Baik no i Tie Nitons is its Digf M ri pres And tu c thank nJunel'ill Gi n fir tu pile R have brought a food if u uries to W hit ptou nil ri it ves te I rs II r mil larv ri 1 f c s annot t 1! it ne r ii mg gi v or s eh s. q disc e 01 s t p in hi That the 1. I britiNG matter how little you have if you envy nobody The Indians who sold Manhattan for It didden $21 weren't such goons belong to them! The island had to be bought back again from the real If I owned the paper owners . Id tell my editorialists, colyumists Before you write any and staff thing always ask yourself the question "Will it be anything Hirohito, Hitler and Henito would enjoy readiA Or hearing ngscholar tells me that the style Time uses in part isn t so modernistThat some of Times literary ic youre rich patterned quince after 11 11 11 1 c i I draltee 11 I W T tl 11 1 d it s ri 'K 1 v .ok v 1 runt llOMl (ROM s c ti rut s', ritin ,it u, 11 w s ri ni rn w is r) w ( m its j my Giii to w mi out , tu ns 11 u 1ct mi ond his .issue ill a hi - 1 tfot and we re ill s hen th it k ing witti longing ,irid friendly eyes tov ird tin tinted Stitts ds a pus sibli soui i e f f iod siq plies Si im fivur.iti e steps hud been mode in fins dire (turn thin, all of a sudden Laval Mizid the police lower, and before the world knew it, Laval was back in the cab net and nuinv believed it marked the end of the retain icgime London was very positive about the wh ie thing saying frankly that the rt entry of I aval into the government the man who looks, acts and talks like Hitler "reduces France to tht ltvel if a nickel B il The spokesman contn kan state It cliarly indicates the comui d plete subservience of the Vichy policy to Be lin Two vito! reasons wtre seen foi the Laval development and both of them were envisioned as Gi rmanv crackon the Petam regime ing down The fust was tiie German fear that an American British invasion of the continent through F'rance is imminent The second was that Germany feared the growing friendliness of Vichy and Wash.ngon through the ministrations of Leahy Hardly anybody tnmight the French fleet would immediately go into the war on Germany s side, neither could most observers see French soldiers fighting against the Russians, nor Fnnch fliers manning plants to bomb Britain But they could see a strong effort to be made at once by Germany ns 111 t Offers to 10 vv si f it 1 11 - ' in - - l J hssit d th it ll.t s l itd , I g r f V Is Wll n in the H the anr of urrrun Vu aff nrs cornu gram c filing Ch undersea A pr gran r ' poll s! ip) r t the an ount The navy i t (0 it st t f t t ' Iv I i J U r v iff d il c 1 'wtuhinlj u on ra n r e tyje, wh.ch struction and , son program wc 1I1I be for ti e The nava ) United States to adiqt the same 1 . AL LX ho talks like Hitler man unoccupied France with troops which could be depended on to fight an invasion attempt and thus relieve Germany of the necessity, and already through field glasses they could sec the Germans preparing gun emplacements on the channel CO 1st to for total prisoners) came when COO relatives of 400 Nivv Mex no soldiers plinded for a merev st ip to he sent to Bataan with fioi and clo lung Tl e comprised f fiber-- , mothers ssteis and brothers of tiie men of tl c 200th co 1st aitillriv ci rps inti an t r i f t ' all fin a i the st fie of Ni w of 40 000 icans 1 ( Mexico n It w is st red in t eir pet that thi believed tin u unit to i c had m ie n in in fi thin tl it from 1 filer sin Jo st fie b It s me if tin relatives di i nit sj ' and s; o vv is ' u s n n h of tl e c i s ! id that j ' i in to C oi u giff i It e si q ed f w is i t1 h ni e tl fi t i i Ji i regm i nt Ind In t n ti q i to i idtit t Senate! C ntz to go to woik a ishn 'i n in tl i i bt h fif Thi tust tl i t1 fi had been dote hi wiver w is t r t' e senator to .mk f r definite wird as the Piesidii to the f fie of Ne w Mex to s 200th anv i o,iessti 1 1 i 1 1 , ROMRERs: . Micr ) v a Ii i at' in 'i J Ill l ms i s' s - ,o b mi i vv ; ' rers hid i 'll n ule f i mt s t M niji Ii u s at i i it dev C RI MNhON 4rt $ 111(1 Oi II I J Hli I proftram "wolfpack tactns used by the Japs and Germans ngunst American shipping Though it was pointed out that we are building ships faster than t! cv are he u g sunk, Vinson felt tint an incit ised sub program would kkk the Jnps out of the war faster as their shipbuilding facilities were limited- I l st! tl i e i i t i w t il s i tl bt t i 2 X00 n ills of M im i i tr ff i t H tl t K1 i the alii.t s it i 4 0n0 ll n il t t iv w IV n t m'ts J. Fuller Pi By JFKRYLIM a- - i Mac-Arthu- whether MacArthur's powers extended to New Zealand A Netherlands spokesman had confirmed h s comm ind over such Dutch forces as hid escajed from the Fast Indies and the fact that General St was m command of Chinese m Bui mu sunii'd sufficient conhrma ti n fu n that qu.uttr is COl GUI. IN Socn The the wecklv newspaper which was founihd at Ruval Oak Mich , by the Rev Charles E Cotighl.n radio prust hid been barred from the mails Father Coughlin issued a state ment denving present ownership of the p.qei, or anv conreitmn with its editorial content since last fall Washington advices hnwiver had indicated that the principal owner-sp rested wih the radio priest s" father and mother The accusation against the public had bt en two things (bat it was conducted ah i g the lir" of tl e Axis pr ii agand war at., nst this country, and, second that it had bun making a sobs ml il ci i t ibu1 n h to a systematic ar d er in T t e or ' i i nrs it Tli g ne in 1 as t i eg all t i l i is g v e es and s( w n ins ' Faimers are rot mendicants any e merchants," he said 'Some farmers fa ' at farming because thev are no capable farmers Some merchants fu! at storekeep-mheiause they are not capable merchants, but the government does net subaid ze n erchants because of the failures Aa farmers we want a pretoe'ed Anioni in market We do not w ,nt to lompete with farm-er- r in coi ntries xith a much lower st mda d of In mg than that of Amer-i- i D fi pr ecid market and new ttfil s tlir n gh the development of tl suent t.c appl cation of agri-ir- e to ird trv is all we want it to stand on our A delicious certat that luppSe ferrtngi I 2 daily need af n I 15 minimum daily need' To Relieve distress FEPAI WEAKM j Try Lydia E Pinkhaa reir Compound to help pain, backache, headsca feellc nervous weak, monthly functional dlstJ Taken regularlv itir5c; Pinkham month helps build upofresist "ddistress such Thousands upon thoua hae wpj and women FollowiaDfc-Weling benefits worth trvuigt i nernment pwJAPH I One ounce makes w i of aphis spray... tions on bbel InW' f s n factory I toucco sealed padugs cforiott lOOtSVIllI i ihiwui imonxi( MWTCCXT should dollars as farm i rs who fav ured the re equally definite in i i f the necessity oi n I said oi e is d of In mg he co- t i ni' t f out tt I pmernmmt fi i m the gov-- 1 s fi p issible for P to C iliforma Iae i h o ll.t 'nf'i Vl i ci ri uresent miners of w I give ' ed it and i " ff i , , ff i s m e O i j it f i . vv i' V e t in ti i Li i d ' .on ' H I tl m e tude if it a of irmers, the materially , il n w , e i Adv. a . fi h s week. tl e f f ( , ht b ti 15 ii in 1 nt " t v " ' 1 wr RICA with "N ' ir 1 f uh e t i ' t t w t i int' aid nost under precede! I vend e t Bt me1 I.II MIS( obscrv as we Iliff II'. wi) Y; IN 't "L T hid D. tl fi t troit h s n l t I e it-- v ri F i v ! ri , rs it x ( t t I (ir :;( U.IDD W of us cjoes S( ''u ! " m 11 l u " ' j I RINGS that times It f r ur bovs to be Ue bfi . rolds or t0 be bl' ' d s I i ' c lu un Um ,r J , v lr d' an ' ' ,ire p , " ' U1 u i J ffie things tnat ote norm.il in t r un '"ce t i Iriccs, should not lid d e for ' ige of the l,'Pl C'Ultllol t h O -- mie J Raleigh Ciguretta offering libt.ul to M jingle conte tt paper. One unre, three prizes entitled to u nei i ' More Raleigh -- i frue g ff i ncement alieidv hid ' f n Washnifton tl fi in1! w is under cot sidei iff i fiv a unscuq s 1 ,ils he might select a E. more than ng paid fi l innimissioi er 1 1 of in a billion i ' i i all -3 The man from Iiwa exnressed the views of thi five opposed to government payments c wies g chovi : (is were thit Piesidett a c vitamins KELLOGG S PEP Is er In the two vitamins that are most likely tc In ordinary meals L plumb delicious, too! i Justice 1 1RI('ES : hoi I,ahor R osev oil might beat to tl e pum fi c ni moss i ii efforts to li gis jte on ff e ifi r s t l.fiion bv pegg ng all 1'iies i ' id ng rmts ind u ufii i s' on c ipi'ol tfii s f n tii C nidiun ind Alls' ilian s i i is In i 'v in elToi t u 'i ff i gu fi d ng ag i st the hi ii i. rl et ' ti oubli s F n o I J I i I t i i i iiise of a dm sfii i l f l MI 1'ltS t0( k tl t S Itll sti Co i l i i and bi tut t ill j no s Ml si n s unot r c ntiol of tfii Uncle Jed always met Things d be a whole enter If folks would Jit, theyd never be ashsi the family parrot to gossip " An' speakln' 0 pane. I must sound like oae m I always talkin about an' KELLOGGS PZPI mighty Important to ric u 11 easier. Jones II u that9 VUG Smith no ri(nt 1941, no gear J942 i f s ennri mai i r U i 1 'll t fi g tn Those auto genius, s at f v night bavh m v S iiu e In its pi. ee is a modern f i s 0 ' .o-- i i ir u i Willi ' t r tun t c t v f r $21 c r at si i i , i i t l l i d is II t st 111 id' ip i m m T k verv ci ' venn nee that has kiuwn is also found 11 iJ he a There aie a larger i , Man so tet The sir f cf t " Lv tht c nee Li r of aut n ob 'es per Main i f r rr a tu n and ti t he in "t t st ret himes than per Broadway I the cm gre ss t inv ( s t ite es tl ere is progress on Main The sen it r . i It d t is, w 'll the advance in macase he w is i rerir,g a t but s'nt' f is al ter 'fiings ff ere h is been retained progiam i .Puns 1 J ps n itive P, t that hold on cultural and spiritual under United N it ions auhoritv and things wt ich m ikes the Mam street remove tKcm from the Pit he least perspective so different from that of 2 Re cird ah tl eir civ Ma.n street gives seri-- i Bmadwav for the dura t n us cons lent on to 'he problems of 3 Diatt .11 the n lies be'Wsui 20 fe and of the nation Its social life and 44 for far n woik indir army is built around the school and the contiol and for bpic arrm pay chuieh Broadwav is largely frivo4 Suppoit this ent re prigram lous Its soci il fe is that of the with funds obta red from frozen Jap-a- i mg' t sj ut the br 'ht ghts and the ese mmey now in th s count-- v It is not easily country clubs The sem'or said that he had in brougl t to a serious consideration of formation there was the sum of nan mal or governmental problems The Main streets of America rep$130 000 000 now available and that several hundred millions mi re could resent tie future of the nation They be liqu dated by selling frozen Jap- have the virtue of progress without anese assets in tms cojntry the frivolities and the bright lights From them comes most cf the sane V?sS: think ng of the nation Place names coming out in Russian dispatches spoke volumes, FARM! Rs REACTION more than anv claims cf killed or TO AID FKOGRAM ON A RAILROAD TRAIN between because they definitely wounded had showed that the German spr ng Chicago and the West coast, I had, feloffensive although well under way arning others sevm farmers as Four of them got with hundreds of thousands of men, low passengers on at Chicago One was from Michiwas getting nowhere For instance the Reds had gan, ore fri m Wisconsin and two fiom Illinois One got on in Iowa cl un ed to have pierced German lints in the icir 'v of Bryansk, con and two one from Missouri and one Kanss, b' arded ffe tram at slant refcrcncis were made to acK.u sas City tions ninth and south cf Lake liO' tie seven five weie definitely nen, K il mn w is a ei n on name sed to government bor uses to oi in the d j .this a d the repiits t m the av eul'ure a un Ji four i f the five fiom tow is like M mi q i were accep'mg gncimrent pay-- r 1'ib k if Nazi atr cisi u h ai il ei 's The f im ir frmi Wisconsin ties ciull omIv li.ve been obtan ed was not He was oper itmg a dary as the result of Russi in advances and v is bit'er m ms denuncia-t- i Thi re wtie Gern an adirissiors firm n f t e g iv eri r ert s eff irt to m-- u s! mi ' g R issi ,n adv u ces a break ce in i e i Ie nut to eat thiii Ji adinfiUd neat Lake liner cheese so tie re n ight be a greater and Pet n hr adcists lad said that The Wisconsin sui i ly f fi I ngl md the Rids vine pi unding the central hil spe t a million flout w th n annv if 90 000, ind llfis m an ad.ertismg campaign cluding hum reds ut t.u Ks to create an lnirea ed marnet for nmnM -- Finally the direct question was put to the Amtrican generalissimo and his headquarters gave credence to the rumors when it frankly said it didn't know that the general s status was not clear This called for a statement by President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Curtin the former stating that r it was his understanding that was in supreme command The following dav this had been comuried in fully by Prime Minister Curtin who went into enough detail so that little doubt could remain as to M icArthur s command pow- vs 1 1 n 1 r (. si ir'i ri t taudy RlsI e g ft g bases si pr n 11 i 'hum si t! Guer.i m s ft i re) Seos-fiiin- J 1 Trouble Smith 1 w The first revelation of identity of the men lost in the battle i f Bataan (the Jap claim had been 6 700 Amer- ' in 1 , 1 The onh point remaining not clear Bataan ' the ni f I re bee1 hf i i ' of behind, their a.ici invented t Smith I snouldnt it they L d ur Main i is thm ts ers MERCY SHIP: -- 11 Muc-Arth- IlERRt ii i Mac-Arth- If p j tre pui I 1 1 I" 11 h d Iowa t' i m I - t h r I I ft '1 I I UOU (.II N In - () friend Could Be c Blacks t rs as thou 6 n. Jones-- T, i (r I ( f )f 6T such f ir 100 moi i submarines a few wtre u I sirucie face instead as on our is mu I hi hiti r g rack and ot a fener ttion ago ice ti t e automobile lice the g - station and ,t e keu i ne imp has ued w n t i electric light e w ish tub in the kitchen ' - A one who ,av s nasty ess ' co' f u id s ms tK i its ii sent to the blooJeJ' ZfrT. i:,;S it ) ropoi tion of pul tic i! leaders n st i ets ue elected a in 0 i i r tent of our an i ' nut 4. 'ZT; Tnrh i 1 gn r j I I t . fi ,1 f r a that nnktamy ' have read a t' it the Main power-- , in .1 are more That is L Jidways t ue The hard, horse i, slue's dominatesthem are reeruitof our coiorti i . Although it had seemed clnr enough through dispatches from Austr.fii i that the return of fi m the Philippines had been to pi ice him in comm ind of all armies of the United Nations in the F ir Fast some doubt had followed this in the eyes of the public iargt lv bi cause of stoi ics about Gt Blamev and the in all amount of material coming direct from It 1 t t oe rei i MacARTlIl R: In Command V. if a tl 1 1 r m f a n m 1 1 r ' a qi sltl s t I II b m mrs-sigi- s 'Well, s long . for Mae Vrthui Mint we need, too, are more editors like J ie k Cailiv of the Memphis (0111 men ill Appial The wav he laid it on that ( hatlanooga ( on-- ( no, who paltiriud himself lifter If i tie r Bov, how thev are 01 mg de alt With f t v h -- 1 11 Joan I dvvards mu that what the country needs most right now to win the war is a bloc kade around Japan and fewer bine k he ads around Washington . . tomes the real hlitkout what happms t guvs art ing e Bonds HI I L I) W1M IK I L Cordell Hull dignified, austeie secret irv of st ite, sit gazing out over the Atl lie oeein rectntly ft oil) a Miami lit.uh eabma ndj cent to the eabma of tuibulmt, Hrc iduav irvvssR ith W il'er Win chi lcr two ninths Mi Hull has bee n al sc nt fi om W si mji time h is tun s i'at on vc ct 11 r he won!) leturn So mwssUuth n dull put tic quest in blm tly to his cal m i mi Jil r Mr Si'iMtnv aie you gong b it to woi i Tie cocict 111 if s', to it id m t! I aT m itiv Ho s th it oftt h 1 suit 1 nt ho ha t m tl 1 b ho vv is g biik t woik te ()i 0 if U im lit s frit Hit s f r j utt i g r lu d sui h a bi n to Mr Hi. lu plied qnt i eruk De'fense Buy e v I rmt s cred m wiiiii: iiorsn tion The colors seen best by the Presi dent from his desk are those of the jonquils and pansies in the rose garden just outside his office window There is a touch of irony in the fact that some of the best color is Nipponese in eugin the Japanese magnoli is and the japomcas, which are otherwise known as Japanese The friends who are most deserving of your f ivors are those who vveie your friends before vou were in a position to do them anv Nobody s ever peifeilh content The poor mm is often lured the rah man blase Next time anv one eomplams about cutTless tioustrs remind him that thev don t weal 'em m the Ainv The 01 Iv ac and Navy either t lal talent possessed bv n anv celebrities is the knaek ef piling their If tl e fie n mes 111 tiie pa e s William Rhodes I) iv s the oil po im te r (he trie i t m' est t c St fie Dept in a pc ate vvtn Hitleri wire nhv e- - would he be in tl c he id ir s ' Whitever lee .me of ( no MuishdU, the Cto.ir R ids c tl te r who said l)av s was Ins bather in "The Ni Foie gn W ir Co m tee gag One repoit had ti m m a sum tarium me ntahy iq m t etc tore lies 1 t w i r re the it on c 1" I HI HlMIN , suetts The e Scrambled f'pgs: acrobatricks aie Homer's "Iliad " at tub fence Outside the White Hou'-march soldiers with lii d bayonets But inside the tall iron feu ce, defying the chnigts vvi ought by war, is the pen nmal ti anstiguration of spring The grass is a si P gicin, and the beds of pansies and Jonqu Is have burst into bloom in cohiful bi The llowtrmg shrubs and tiers weie novel lovchc r the mag nolias j ptn ic a and forsythia On the Pennsylvania avtnue side, the magnolias are making a gor geuus showing supj orted bv the forsythia and japunica bushes, all at their best The same three faithfuls are on display near the fountain in tiie South garden These are the two best show places in the White House giounds The only scar in the scene is the constuiction work on the East grounds, wheie sewers and conduits are being laid for what is officially described as a remodeling opera ... Ns I Ii 11I1 Buy Defense Bonds notorious Sixth Colyumist argues that writers who pen malieious things about women In public life deserve to he shot . . . What a fraud! That from the Amene ounterfeit, who has made a career eiut of maliee. lie has written dozens of dishonest pieces about persons in public life, including Mrs. Roosevelt, whose polities his boss opposes. lake a shady lady, lie can be hired for an hour or a weekend. (very one of his attacks on Axis enemies in the I1. S. is repeated over the short wave circuits from Berlin, Rome and If he had any intel-le- e Tokyo tual honest) hed shoot A IM - N MV r s p t f fovea .enlist has He s rigl t. Wolf pad i ni to uuses v ( j i c ff 11 ei turn of t v. tin h hid t i pow r is id t ce n dcfii ite- it mi unit the n to go dti h iv I v d Hu St ffi s ,is a tli Ax s s pi re S tillage fits is ss than that of the Itiitish and apprei lably uu dir the test available German figures I he casualty rate among the one responsible for the re- Nazi trainees is ri ported to be Instate ment of the late Billy Mitchell quite high due to limited trainThe Murder That Rocked ing facilities, personnel and (the Arnold Rothstem Broadway equipment the True Detective current in affair) 2 While U. S an idents have is our favorite murder story ini reased numerically because of the greatly im reased numbe r The (editorial of the Week: (From of men in training, the percentthe Memphis Commercial-Apiieal- ) age of art idents has not InSedition laws need immediate recreased. Today It is about the examination for the purpose of givsame as the ratio in 1910. This fact is of key importance, sine e ing them t eth There is desperit means there has been no deately needed a policy of government which will lump all traitors, terioration in the basic quality and subverters, whatever of the army and na air tram their citizenship status, into one ing systems dt spite speed ups In a total war where and other war fat tors. category Internal attack is a chief technique 3. The present training syswe cannot expect survival from the tems are far supericr to those of the World war. Trainers Incongruous and piddlin policies the Government now follows in deal are si lei ted more carefully jnd Ing with those who seek its defeat given much more and better or overthrow tion before the y get their George Chris tians (of Chattanooga) a crackpot coveted wings and a fool Once they said that of The question of allowing military the Nazi paperhanger, who has en- mr crashes to be reported has been gineered the greatest revolution and a subject of inner circle debate fur bloodiest conflict in all history some tune Some authorities ConLets swap the kid gloves for a ti nd this is valuable information to the enemy, and cite the fact that pair of brass knuckles' Britain has banned such press stories The Front Pages: Editor ii Pub The President, however, has not If lishers thumbnail editorial entirely agreed with this view He we cant print, you it's anything is against publication of totals or shouldn't be talking about it' percentages but secs no objection to Newsmen wno used to see convicted press reports of individual mishaps Nazi agent Viereck in Washington say that he acted as though he were This is the policy being followed but above and beyond arrest, that he the question is still under discussion rated himself invulnerable of ai in jsit Pi j m d n ni lv It rlv i 1 till t 11 f i nut 1 t vv pul hs' id s It f ti i t I t c Ri i 11 r c sinRmgw.mnsthe thev nn lu the of U. S. SER-- : Vcwm from Beilin hve of m K W WIINGION MFRRY(ff) Ml has mvcs'igitid bo'l n it ri fq A r s TIi cits H1IOK NOII Uhrn opinions are expressed In are those of the news anilvst and not necessanlv I H st i by Vt Nt ra esp tper I K i hi t I ex av ators re s, (i ( onctrri ovi r the rum hi r if ( tr ni idi tits and the adi juai v ( t tl ti nirg pri t arr s tlmr u M q 11 I in n ft tg c a draft of 4 it 11 on 11(11 f ir itm illy n In i airnv 'ra rung list i i d I Ioovi r vs as Im idi lit V. m ii ill s new book du in J 11 e, The ( mipig I ittle of is ciP'd We ht ar it is tl n m i'( , Gc rman m .ivdimhe designed to tumble Duel! S' an of brass h it think it p; 7ilf is and Pi iree will publish lc a ff 11 e ,is n mv giichi's Ai n es by fit dglirig p lots t siiks In f agents AIR ( It MII S tren end is war $'" the f 11 f tr zifpit i rtsttcre thousand ( army aid riuty a r britches his c me an aieorn an ik fiequtnty of press n, rts s Pec itice of The Story Telhrs r t i ie economic d tl W y U. S. Bombers, Subs Smash-- at Japs; Increased Undersea Program Likely ALLEN Aulmluiizi v r,i J0ST! ' I i I Laval Given French Police Powers As Germany Fears invasion Threat; pREfPSARSQH 6 ROBERT EdAnid By Waic C. !.M 1 JS0 Ronm Family lio,n Dtnln Boom |