Show 44 4 1 Dads Dad's i i Column t I t 6 P. P 4 1 L CO IS I I l' l THERE IS one commodity which the the government wants people to hoard hoard coal Every homeowner who uses coal is urged to buy next winters winter's supply Immediately That advice according to Leon Henderson Hender Render son administrator of the office of or price administration may may develop Into a a. now or never appeal to coal users usera Transportation Transportation Trans Trans- now is available to haul baul coal coat from the mine to consumers consumer's coal coat bins but by fall our railroad and truck lines will be bo loaded to capacity hauling war shipments o 00 o o SO No MORE lOnE U LEAI An TO ro wn WhAt MANUFACTURERS of have bave been ordered by the to cease the use of ot lead foll for packaging on May 1st let regardless of Inventories on hand band The use of lead was wa-s also prohibited pro pro- In buttons costume Jewelry novelties novelties novelties no no- and trophies V V F Efla PRODUCTION I THE CIO dO and AF AP of L may war be between between between be- be tween themselves over hours bours wages dues with the government coming In on the chorus with arbitration double time no holidays in defense Industry pickets I I and strikes but there Is la stilt still an or organizatiOn organization or- or of workers who has bas gone on in spite of it all keeping their heads and doing their pest Jest to produce for their Uncle Sam Here Is a a. salute to the hens liens of America I Upon them depends the I nation and they evidently are aware of or their Important mission as they have cooperated to break all laying egg-laying rec rec- January wa was the tho fourth successive month that the tho hens broke records and andIn andIn andin In January was the largest number yet laid The Tho department of agriculture points joints out that chickens laid eggs during this month and that this is a big step forward to the years year's goat goal of 50 billion eggs The hens are doing their part In this record and andone one ne might think the human workers of the country might take a lesson from our ur natIonal notional hens hensin in perseverance VE WE VE J HELP hELl HELPA hELlA I A BRITISH agricultural expert is giVIng giving giving ing an idea of what Russia and the middle of ot Europe is going to need after In the way of cattle sheep and seeds since Inco the tho wars war's foe and mans man's enemy I hunger is at the step door-step of the i I world Food animals and grain seeds will willbe willbe willbo be bo at a premium In many sections They say eay that the U U. U S. S would would-be best able to supply them the plants and nd animals since ours would be best adapted for tor that type typo of climate Helping to rehabilitate rehabilitate Poland Czechoslovakia and the tha Balkan countries would be our field Our own department of agriculture is busy trying to gain information regardIng regarding regard- regard I Ing a type of red beef beer that might be raised In a short time and be an answer to middle Europe They are searching for seed grain In too and from Canada to Florida the weather conditions for such would be ba climatically typical of Europe Britain has too high a rain fall to be of great help In a hungry Europe but Russia Russia Rus flue sia ala Britain and the U U. 5 S. S departments o at agriculture hope the answer lies at atour atour atour our own door v v vA A MILLION LEAVE TilE THE FARMS lS EVEN THE United States cant can't expect to run its Us wars ware without food food and and how to get freedom for while farm workers are moving into the armed forces and war industries has been disturbing disturbing dis die Washington and its officials So what's to be done about it A coordinated plan Is being worked out and sent to the House Agricultural Committee by Claude R. R Wickerd Secretary of Agriculture This progress report follows a recommendation recommendation recommendation dation by Brig Gen Lewis B. B Hershey draft director that demanded in the selection n of farm worker registrants food production be put on a parity with military mill mili tary service Secretary took up the matter and Instructed the Agriculture ture Departments Department's state and county war boards to make available to local Selective Selective Selective tive Service agencies Information on agricultural production requirements an anthe aria the availability of needed manpower to assist them in the proper classification of farm workers Oo 00 o KNIGHTS OF LABOR LAnOR HALF A century ago a a. secret labor organization calling Itself Knights of Labor was waz joined by workers and politicians In every state in the Union and It had bad a boom and great influence throughout the nation After awhile the politicians outnumbered the Knights Knights- and that killed the 0 organization r g a n I z a t ion Knights and politicians of our times are bound together in the same kind of a partnership which partnership which is on the verge of dissolution says J. J E. E Jones our Washington correspondent A few days ago a famous columnist In commenting on the flood of letters pourIng pouring pouring pour pour- ing in on congress demanding labor legislation remarked that the labor leaders leadem would be much happier and much wiser men when they quit trying to up swim-up Niagara Falls Palls A page advertisement in large dally daily newspapers this week said It was to bring the truth to the American people because a large percentage of the newsPapers newsPapers newspapers news- news Papers in America do not print the I truth about labor In their news and editorial columns column It is an untruth to say there Is any criticism of at labor in the newspapers newspapers- the big Knights are hiding their union union- political trickery and setting up a II straw- straw ma wan man abili There Is ie only one big Issue according to a statement by Donald Nelson a few o days ys ago and that is Obtaining the most war production possible In the tho shortest Mt BP space apace ce of ot time I The knights of the round table gather in m Washington for their sessions They I attack ack called so-called labor curbs by conI con- con I gres gresa These knights of the round table ar we are constantly insisting that their theU own law w that tt-at the 40 hour week should be retained an and 1 that simply limply m ans overe overtime overtime over over- time e for the sixth day of the week or the tho 48 hour hou week Tho The knights yielded to In then theIr demands s for pay double for They issued Instruction to conen con con- V ij On en on r hie sc s Dads Dad's Cot Column Continued from Page One press grew eSS not to legislate to outlaw strikes or forbid the closed shop They denounced as mysterious the messages pouring Into the offices of Senators and Congressmen that demanded demanded de de- laws by congress to regulate the unions These knights of the round table enacted re-enacted and revised their own laws and rules While they exercised this Unauthorized unauthorised unauthorized un un- authorized authorised authority they notified the constitutional legislative branch of the United States that the senate and the house must not pass any new labor laws Meantime Senator Connally told the senate Donate nate that the war wont won't walt wait on voluntary agreements to cease Interruption interruption Inter inter- in production O. O I. I O O. and the A. A F. F of L L. have their headquarters in Washington and they have bays close to 10 million members for whom they claim the right to speak The leaders of both organizations tell the politicians what to do The letters to congressmen are from All classes of people Including great numbers of union workers who speak their own views express their individual opinions and clearly indicate that they ere are for the kind of unity that is their country first and their individual comforts comforts com com- forts torts profits and organization affiliations afterwards There Is only one possible answer to toan all an this confusion That answer is to quit quibbling with these new autocratic labor dictators The law of the government government government govern govern- ment must not be defied Ignored or outlawed by any roomful of labor leaders trying to up swim Niagara I Falls GUmY HALLELUJAH HI OH MAY that Beast the Fuhrer float On open sea in open boat In bitter cold without a coat- coat Glory Hallelujah t I Without a compass compus sail or oar A million miles away from shore J j Where mighty waves beat high a and tt roar roar roar- Glory Hallelujah I Sharks rend his boat from stem to stem stern A big whale gulp him down In turn And the devil get the whole concern concern- Glory Hallelujah Oh may that Beast Beut the Fuhrer dwell In darkest pits of deepest hell hellAnd hellAnd hellAnd And gnash his teeth and groan and yell yell yell- Glory Hallelujah I And mid his roars and frantic cries Oh may eternal ashes rise rIlle And blow forever in his eyes eyes eyes- Glory Hallelujah I In burning brimstone may he be bo While little devils dance in glee Then lock the door and lose the key- key Glory Hallelujah I United States Heavy Stuff O O O BOOTLEGGING OF automobile tires is beginning to take on all of the earmarks ear of the bootlegging Indu Industry try of liquor prohibition days Officials are beginning I now to study the difficult problem of enforcing ration rules says the United States News |