Show It III J 1 I d T t- t t 1 t z t f 1 i D Dads Dad's a d' d S I I Column t I.- I. ft 4 I It f t v i- i s. s It vW TO r. l HE BE WILL act nonchalant and maybe a bit unappreciative when you remind him that next Sunday Is nIS day Hell He'll probably mention that It is n a lot ot of foolishness and the scheme of somebody to sell something Let him suffer foX for In his heart lib hl really likes the concern Dont Don't tell us that any Father would not cherish a note from a son or daughter away from home that reads Hero Here is to you ou Dad I Thanks for making It pos pos- possible sible for me to be a member of this family to have havo Mother to know that you are for me and with me always sure he be would It We joke a lot about Fathers Father's Day not keeping the occasion as solemn and sentimental as Mothers It Isn't disrespect t but because Fathers Father hate bate fuss and emotional display as a rule But Dut no man is 15 immune to heart felt compliments and deeply root root- rooted rooted ed respect from his family and it sounds good to him when they tell him so The Then name n me of Father alone Withstands jests find and ribs wisecracks and general kidding lIe He may be the breadwinner ner the fellow who pays pas the bills bUls the other half hal and so on but over all of this he be is for tor one reason 1 if no other other-he is Mather He started being your our Ideal when lie bO built you boots and sling shots and kites He worked at his business to pro pro- for lor family needs to save for educations and vacations that he didn't have at your age When you link the name ot of Father with the one ot of Mother you have bave a combination that IS unbeatable I Here we gladly devote one day a year to I reminding Fathers of our pride In them Wo We feel this way about them every day dayot I ot of the year r NO LETTING Ulf Vi OUR ROUTING of the enemy In certain certain tain battle areas is heartening to every everyone everyone one as It is the proof that after long months of preparation we are progressing in the fight wIth a definite advance The indirect part we played In many branches ot of defense work was a warming up for the important roles to come Wo We Weare are actively particIpating In the actual business of war on each front carrying the fury to the door or of the enemy We suffered our reverses which taught us i lessons not too late and which poInted I out the danger that could happen here We tool took our Pearl Harbor and Wake Island and through these sad experiences gained In wIsdom at the cost cos' of precious lives Jnes It was a sore challenge to strength ot of character and courage and national morale but now we are on our way I North Africa paved ed the way We do not Intend to slow down we are arc planning for what Is ahead To tate taste of victory remember is not to participate In a full j meal we have had a taste This must not make us overly conti confident dent and feel that tho end is in sight the war as Good goodas as won and victory at hand Council has warned us otherwise and all of US know that tha we cant can't let up for tor one instant To relax one minute In the united de- de defenso tenso effort might lead to disaster The idea is to k keep p production going with more determination and to press the I tight fight the harder Yes we are gaining we are moving forward we are on the way 3 I 0 0 I IN SILENCE NO KO HEADLINES herald the progress of of the medical profession In Its efforts to to distribute adequate medical medial care to to every section ot of the country As usual I It serves m In silence IThe I The American Medical Journal points out that there are arc two objectives which the doctors seek t the best distribution tion or of available resources of medical I personnel and the health protection ot of the largest number of people second the I dOing of this In such a way as to pre pre- preserve serve the rights and advantages that I Inhere in local self government I Moves are afoot aroot to ease medical li- li licensing censing restrictions between states This I has baa been a stumbling block in the way I ot of physicians lans moving from state to state i In accordance with the needs ot of areas critically short of doctors Another im- im important Important step was the recent formulation r or of plans whereby where y the United States pUb pUb-I Pub Pub- Public lie lic Health Service could help meet the tho I need for tor medical services servi es in critical areas The doctors are arc striving I irrespective tive or of thinning ranks to maintain ono one Physician to 1500 people In some bOme cases II the average may b bo less but even so Americans ans will still be the best cared for people in the world I In Germany doctors are practically non existent for civilians Russia is no better This fact should be noted care care- fully Doth Both the Russian and German medical systems were prepared for war Under planned dictatorial economies yet the test of global war found them both wanting as compared to the pro pro- progressive American medical system built on the foundation of initiative service and sacrifice of our independent medical I profession I 0 I DO IT SOW NOW I RECORD WAR wages paid with tax and bond dollars have created an in- in inflated standard of living not based on true values Eventually such wages must fall either in purchasing power or in inthe the tho number of dollars received When that happens the counteracting force torce will w be efficient low cost productiOn and of necessities In the future It should be n a matter of public policy y to Industry in every legitimate W way has long been highly popular for aspiring politicians to attack mere SIZe cr efficiency In business as detrimental to In the field of retail dis the chain at stores ores have been r i favorito fa legislative targets Punitive tax taxI I laws were passed against them In many j states not so 60 much to raise revenue os as to limit their operating efficiency This inefficiency at the expense ot of the consumer Such laws are in n direct conflict with the he battle against Inna- Inna Inflation tion b they increase operating costs j As one chain spokesman observes observe are justly proud of their con con- contribution to economical distri l button In reducing the cost of doing business 3 and extending better service to the tho I I PUblic chains were not motivated by Continued on Pa Page o Four Dads Dad's Column I IR Continued I from Page One R a desire to cripple competitors They set an example for able distributors to follow In improving ln their own business meth- meth methods methods and servIce to customers Chains recognize that In a 1 democracy the peo- peo people plo should have ha available all types or of I outlets and all varIeties ot of c they requIre Nothing should be done under the tho sponsorship or of government to ham ham- hamper hamper per the tho opportunities ot of any form torm ot of retailing to continuo continue In existence so long longas as It Is accepted by the public Now is tho time to repeal laws that I retard efficiency at the expense or of the I consumer j tJ TOI TO TOnI n I I n. S. S I L. L DAD ot of The Park Record has been the recipient recently or of many good wishes and congratulations on the occasIon ot of his filth eighty birthday A member ot of the Utah State Press assocIation Mr has according to reports from his many friends led ali ai active and useful life His column inThe In InThe The P Park rk Record reflects an attitude of understanding and tolerance gained through the thc years Sipco beginnIng his career carcer as a news news- newspaper newspaper I I paper publisher he has undoubtedly see seen i many changes not only In the business I I In which he has engaged bu but also throughout the country Members of the State Press AssociatIon Association tIon take this opportunity to express belated good wishes congratulations and anda a wIsh for tor the future to one ot of Its old old- est eat follow tellow The Ute State Press Bulletin Thanks boys good wIshes and co con con- congratulations are arc always acceptable and apprecIated I I ISTA STA ARE ARE YOU one ot of those who will have I no vacation this year Many folks will not have ha much time away from theIr work In defense defenso and relief and any pro pro- productive labor that Is tied In wIth the war effort But this does not mean there are not certain beauties ot of na- na nature turo ture to bo be found nearby In the tho hills hUls or orin orIn in the country moments ot of pure puro relaxation relaxation tion to bo be had In your own yard simple to bring renewed Interest In your home Snatch a few Tew hours ot of peace along some stream trea- trea treasure treasure sure a few tew hours In the shade ot of a tree with a calming book Take advantage ot of leIsure hours instead ot of moaning over the tho loss ot of leisure weeks or months that used to be Elt 1111 1 IN THE trend ot of complaining of food cost produce limitations black mar mar- markets coupon difficulties we sort of for for- forget get a person who needs consideration in aU all ot of this regimentation and who sel- sel seldom dom gets anything but a sigh ot of im- im impatience patience for all hIs troubles That's the fellow In the neIghborhood grocery store who stands back of the counter with moro more worrIes over coupons supplies markets and prices than you have He will tell you that he Is having Ing hIs troubles and he Is probably right when ho he says there are more to come When we e step to the counter and grumble be- be I cause causo there isn't any of this wonder I why a shortage ot of that question price seek point answers remember that his headache Is worse than yours and ho he isn't any happIer because he cant can't Barry arry j on busIness as usual than you are 0 0 G. NIGHTMARE ItC I TIm THE VICTORY gardener Is In the process ot of de weeding same trying to separate radishes onIons tomatoes from the vile vUo green things that always alway do better in a vegetable bed than amidst flowers In Ohio soil Boll kinds ot of weeds and weed seeds thrive but maybe around here conditions wont be so conductive for tor luxurious growth to warrant n. n hardy crop or of them It 18 s well for tor the Innocent gardener to become acquainted with the more virile types ot of weeds and be pre pre- prepared prepared pared to attack ns as they defiantly poke their evil heads among the pens peas and beans An unsuspecting gardener may bOo be befooled tooled fooled by some ot of the Innocent weeds and think his cucumbers and corn arc beginning to take hOld SinCo weeds cost this country three billion dollars a year maybe he better get educated j |