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G L SC I TOU TOtT haven't ha en t heard the warning because ou haven't I yet et t then th it is you Cl f redl The me have asked each mo- mo moin moist in f our country to use every means Ible to save swe and sacrifice In order to toj j f our ur tires We have been re- re ref rested j 10 f sted ted to economize and aid in keeping I jer for for fO defense purposes And if 11 1 co- co coI col I I l ration atlon mIl win this war war we we have 4 good OS as won It lt- If cars must mut be bo ft ut as 85 d. d 11 It t yOU Jou need yours for business trains sons ns and nd not net Just pleasure if ir you I anxious to help your jour our country and andI II 11 self observe e the 10 rules laid down i the to make your tires last I e lae aie worn orn tires Instead II p 1 buying new ones the cost being I It t ally about one half that of a new tro and nd giving about 80 per cent as r rl ch n wear Car I 2 Cut out high speeds tires will last ki I as 85 long lonS at 40 miles an nn hour as at f I I. I I I S 3 Inflate Innate tires weekly to recommended ces s s. s Never let pressure fall tall more than II 4 j ee pounds below recommended mint mint- If um I Dont Don't stop short or make jackrabbit L I tarts 4 5 5 Avoid Mold striking curbs road holes and reels I 6 Check wheel alignment twice a aj aI aA I f p. p j A tire one half inch out of ot line linebe I III II I til rn be dragged sideways 87 feet teet out of ot I. I 1 try tTY mile f 7 1 Repair all cuts leaks and brakes l delay may cause damage that not be repaired e l I Change h g wheel f positions every kes ties J I J 9 9 Always get the tire made to fit the lI ti i of oi your car check with your garage i i f you IOU arc are not sure what size tire you jou ou ouI I retire I 10 Il Dont Don't speed around curves O O O i L CITIZEN of the state is asked I If 1 tj the state defense council to budget I f IU tJ automobile mileage in 1942 so as to h conserve tires as far tar as possible Pleasure j I Ing should be reduced to a minimum j I it Mends and neighbors should double i iii 5 In Ia the use of ot cars Established com com- 1 I iron mn carriers should be used for tor long I ps Walk to the corner store and save I Ii i on the tires t C you y U now have I O O O I NEEDED I II I 1 I t ONE m OF the tho most crowded fields for I II I l I number of or years was that of the J. r ching profession Today there is 15 a 1 lal al shortage in Ia this line and qualified Ii I J ers are going to be needed in ele- ele I and secondary ary schools this next fx for a. a Around rural and national school teachers are required I for next x year ear we understand Due to the I b ge It may result in the hiring of ot II ft tethers fetchers who are not up to the standard I II I requirements The greatest shortage 4 ms m to be in teachers of ot physical ed ed- ed edI I si atlon business science music math- math mathI I I home homo economics and industrial I Ubi Since these are specialized subjects I GC trained in them have found places place tl In n the Industrial defense picture with salaries forthcoming Those In the f I educational field neld feel tee 1 that by boosting I the tie salaries of ot rural and vocational I 1 J we might remedy this situation I I O O O 0 I rJ 1 I I j BAD D TEMPERS TE 4 THEY TIlEy ARE always alwa s 's trying tr things out I f la in laboratories and finding out cures CUS I Ill I Lad causes We read recently where some someI I have measured bad hod temper byI by testing twenty small boys with a difficult cult sort of ot game they awarded them f 1 i j Poker eker chips for correct guesses Ten chips I gane them a reward of or their favorite i I ii I to br ba ol oi candy Then after calling a line j I of Gi wrong Tong guess against them the boys f l j became upset and angry and consequent consequent- II T iJ y reacted to the test t by tensed muscles t I f r and tod perspiration This then gave the i Dentists an opportunity to study each It II OZES e of bad temper They found that 11 t J he e the temper Is shown the getting Seer Ofer cr it is accomplished more easily I than when the lithe child is outwardly calm t It and id Inwardly seething Whatever differ differ- j VJ this makes In our dally daily lives wo Wa wat dont know in fact it Is a situation that I most lost of us ue have already discovered for forI f l OUrselves O but if 11 they can tan test these t I snail anaU U boys and then turn around and ork ok on bad temper in grown up men I e think Park the world In general and t Ky f City i ty in i particular would be a safer sater place which to live lire and love I Ott orn r FIGHTING WORDS v n s RARELY BARELY HAS H a President complied compiled I to so literally with the of ot the constitution to give to Congress In tor- tor Sj illation on of or the state of ot the Union as f dent Roosevelt did yesterday when Ii J 1 he be Informed Congress that the spirit w St the American people was never highet than an It is today today the the Union was never I 1 ore more closely knit together together this this country i I Was TO never more deeply determined to Uc ace ce the solemn tasks before it The j of ot these tasks which may be beJ J wind fount hereafter in one part of ot the globe glober Or r another is boldly brought homo home to tone toI I the ne he American people by the magnitude Ox of the arms production plan for tor 1942 and n l 1943 Presidents President's set forth in the message I I To Io say Eay y that the United States means to i Produce planes tanks WO anti aircraft guns and tons t ns of shipping in the two years Is to OC tell only part of ot the thc story Expansion ci r J aircraft production for tor Instance IJ means Cla a o nd expansion for more m re air air- more bar lers ground crews hangars and andr t ot Other r ground round Installations bombs and guns Just as 08 at- at atthe the production tad they require more skilled workers teria rials machine tools and living ac- ac acI r I CO for tor defense workers the be t If the Program Is calculated to make u It t I is American A people take a deep breath not Other Othe calculated to them I iMn hi have ha long known the potential strength of ot the United States e have hae suspected it The con c n fl t ha ip on baa haa grown Brown in recent days per per- pert perl t because l of of early reverse reyer rather rathe I in spite sp ot of the tIle t 11 them that that- whatever r of the th J Job b assigned by bj destiny to tou tol t l' l u united States l tes' tes that Job jab will be b done 1 I Continued on Page Pago Tour FoUr Dads Dad's Column t-i- t K Continued from Pace Page One I with all the th heart and mind and imd will ol of oli o i ot all Americans Am The fighting character of the Presidents President's dents dent's speech will strike a responsive chord In n every Americans American's heart We linen v hoar r 11 1 tn n it 14 are I to such already classic Incidents 1 aa ay gat those at Wake Island and aboard the he seaplane tt n teK H 1 Jt r t Americans Americans' J have hale shown that they have the he capacity capt toi stand u under adversity It is la no part of tho American temperament t however to desire to take without giving and the Presidents President's speech to the very extent that It reflects reflects' the eagerness of Americans to muster their re resources re- re resources resources sources gather their weapons and carry the fight tight to the tho enemy wherever he ho may maybe maybe maybe be Is but the echo of one great Ameri Ameri- American American American can voice today New New York Sun I o o o SAYS THE New York Times Hitler has strained the legend of ot his Infallibility infallibility pretty far tar even en for the German people How long will It be before the German people Isolate and Identify and destroy Hitler himself as the root- root cause of ot all their suffering o 8 o o 0 BUY DEFENSE I BONDS OUR PARTICIPATION In n war makes the purchase of ot Immense quantities of Defense Bonds and Stamps all the more necessary Wo We cannot finance the war through taxes alone Nor can we finance It by selling more and more regular gov- gov bonds to the the banks The Tuo finan financial cia cial 1 burden that war makes unavoidable I must bo be largely absorbed by the people I Iby by by ordinary American men and women In all walks of ot life Ufe The Defense Bonds and Stamps offer us all whatever our I I financial status the chance to help buy tho guns and the planes and tho great warships that will eventually destroy our enemies The Tho banks have havo been leaders I In soiling these Defense Bonds They sell cell them without a n. cent of profit to them them- selves The hundreds of millions of dol- dol dollars lars dispatched bt nt it once on e to the th Treasury f. f to be pe disbursed Ifor for arms arma ment Every bond sold amounts to to a ablow ablow ablow blow at dictatorship Buy as many bonds I as you can afford Put your spare dimes and quarters Into Defense Stamps This lIs I Is every Americans American's war war and and every American must do all he can to see It through to victory victory Industrial Industrial News Re- Re view o o Oo o oTHE THE TIlE ALLIED agreement under which the United States Great Britain Russia China Chinn and more than a a. score of other nations pledged themselves to make war until complete victory is la achieved and to conclude no separate peace Is vitally Important It Is the advance answer of the United Nations to any peace offers Hitler and his partners may have in III mind I peace peace offers that will undoubtedly be based on the premise that the Axis has virtually won the war and that there Is no use In any nation bucking the inevitable I o O I FEELING SCRAPPY I YOU CAN do a n. real good turn toward helping lick lick- tho tAxis by by- joining or joining or starting starting-a a scrap metal collection coU cU drive Uncle Sam needs that leaky old wash wash- boiler boUer that rusty ty old bedsprIng The steel mills aro are really getting desperately desperately short The on scrap flow now of ot such junk Is La naturally much slower in cold weather anyway and all during the milder months the steel production pace was such that the tho mills couldn't build up their scrap stockpiles as they ordinarily do Automobile graveyards offer otTer a tre tre- tremendous tremendous tremendous source of scrap steel Its It's true that usable parts that can be bo recovered from these auto graveyards are logically being taken df Sf and stored up against the expected demand for them as part new-part manufacture dwindles but dwindles but theres there's still stilla a 0 great lot of useful scrap In the frames motors and bodies of those highway has- has beens |