Show I I 1 t I I l H II s I Dads Dad's i y 4 A Column I I I J J J 4 I I ott FRi I I t I 1 I 1 I ONCE oseE IS I A t IN a n while the sun shines out ONCE arching n are a a. perfect blue And in the the a n while wb la lan mid mid clouds clouds of doubt pace once brightest stars Come peeping topes Hopes Our Om paths lend lead down by the meadows fair the sweetest blossoms nod and smile And wo we lay aside our cross of care Once in a n while in a while within our own Once We Wo clasp the hand of or a steadfast friend tone in a tt while we hear a a. once Oace Of ot love with the hearts heart's own voice to blend And Aad the dearest of all our dreams come true And on lifes life's way Is a n golden mile mUe Each thirsting th flower is kissed with dew Once in a while desert sand band Once In a a. while In the Wo We find a a. spot of the fairest green Once In a a. while from where we stand The hills hUls of Paradise are seen Joy in our hearts we perfect And nd a hold holdA hold hold- A Joy that the world cannot defile defile- defile We trade earths earth's dross for tor the purest gold Once in a while I Nixon Waterman Wate man I RULE RULEA A HOUSEWIFE was amazed when her husband came home with a n of or I the very ery things th ng shed she'd been needing at atthe atthe wore store He explained that It the grocery groe ry was vas simple All ho did was follow a group of women around the store and pick up the same things they rushed for lor I IO I O 00 O 00 O 00 I f. f U THE LADY next door says shell she'll be believe be- be belleve lieve were we're really back on a time peace-time I basis when she can walk into a store and ask for a pound of ot bacon bacon ba get and and get lt It t O O O OHIE L HIE TIIE NAVY n EDITORS EDITOR'S CREED CREEDa a GETTING OUT this newspaper Is no f picnic t. t If It we wo print a Joke people say suy f we are aro silly k If It we dont don't they say we are aro too seri serf l ri ous If It we clip things from other papers were we're ere too lazy to write them ourselves our b If It we dont don't we are stuck on our own I stuff stutt If It we stick sUck close to the Job all day we ought to be out hunting news I If It we do get out and try to hustle we I ought to be on the Job in the office I If It we dont don't print contributions we p dont don't appreciate true genius And if wo do print them the paper is filled with Junk funk If It we make a change hange In the other t up fellows fellow's up ite-up we are too critical If It we dont don't we wo are sleepy I r Now Nov like lIko as not some guy will say baY saye we Ie e swiped this from some other paper We did i d doo t tr oo r AMERICAN X EDUCATION WEEK I AMERICAN EDUCATION Week Nov Nov- November November November ember 17 11 offers otters opportunities for lor close cooperation of or colleges with public schools and other educational agencies in the community A set of 01 radio scripts may be secured from National Educational Educational Educational Association 1201 Sixteenth street N. 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T C. C C K CHINAS CHINA'S OPPORTUNITY CHINA IS a 11 nation trained In handi handi- Handicraft craft Before the war the Japanese swamped the tho American market with sums knickknacks which sold for tor small email to big business total amounted in but i Tho Chinese could Capture Such of or deft arc are as all this with case ease because they and far beyond them In the Japanese as beauty and Imagination on of ot designs designs- Donald M. M Nelson o o 00 o AMERICAN LEGIONS LEGION'S AID HAILED BY In let let- letter letter letter GEN DOUGLAS MacArthur a 11 Commander Edward ter to I lauded Legion recently of at tho the American Ameri n the Legion for Its Us contribution to vic vic- victory victory victory tory in World War II JI of or sound aggressive aggressive aggressive sive and selfless leadership In the period I after the first world conflict The General wrote to decline an Invitation In In- I national to attend the Legion convention at Chicago November 18 I General MacArthur said his duties as asI Commander In Chief Chier of ot occupation I forces in Japan would not allow him to return to the tho United States for the tho convention I IT REMAINS S TO BE DE SEEN II REPUBLICAN LEADERS In Congress congressI Is say cay that President Truman's message straight New Deal stuff and that the I campaign of or 1946 will be fought out on that Issue They are sure euro they can win I events of or tho the last thirteen years to the contrary notwithstanding Brubaker Brubaker In inThe I Tho The New Yorker o o o 0 PEOPLE i IllS HIS EYES are bright his hair is white and his chin like the prow of or the old I battleship Oregon He sits solidly day dayI I after atter day on the aisle end of or his seat In tho the suburban coach coa h. h When the car carI fills up he ho cheerfully gets up to let a 11 I fellow commuter slide elide into the place by bythe byI bythe I the window I I leaned out tho the window of or my I engino cab for tor 60 years he remarks I Now Im I'm enjoying A vacation Ex Ex change o o o TODAY A person would no more think of or going to the barber b shop for a surgical surgical surgical cal operation than he would think or of going on an extended vacation by stage coach yet in the years past these were common practices Practically every ser ser- service service ser ser- service I vice which is offered to humanity today is presented to them in an entirely new departure As the world changes man I changes with It Commercial Index |