Show 4 x III jj Dads Dad's JI 1 j o Column oto ot- ot Ji JiA iJ t 0 t A zot TillS THIS YEARA YEAR nAY DAY to count our blessings Just juste A and so 80 many ble blessings Or ore are daY day on ono DB e mind and ask what k different nt of II time timea dat y we u can ran can be thankful for at such a II time is this That there are bombings of oZ a women and children that cities lay in homes destroyed hearts laid low ruins Ins and more today's Thanks Thanksgiving finds ds in this stricken grief en world But tin still have had our successful harvest we and nd In view of this was the first lust Thanksgiving named thanking God for rood enough to carry the the- Pilgrim colony Sough the coming winter For the tho drough blessing of labor and of harvest then and end and nd today Thanksgiving yesterday Remember that the tase Pilgrims venire iere ere refugees themselves s as In 1620 they established their homes in this new land where they had fled to follow tin the of their choice to so five as they the chose choso by their own governing and M to 10 build mild for a future for their children of or such blessings as freedom the opportunity opportunity op- op of or Justice and the benefits of trUth with As they were grateful for these In to their new life the completion of the harvest the blessings offered them In la Weir their second winter then we today can likewise bend our knee and offer the HMO prayer in gratitude Without gratitude gra gra- wo are a lost people and who of w UJ in this town con can be wholly without blessings This is Indeed a II year to make man manIt manak It ak himself if he is especially blessed Outlawry humanity battling against brutality lost hopes and cherished Gems cast aside misled people per- per poverty all these cutting at atI aton on foundations in today's Thanksgiving I add But we still acknowledge and sa ess the mercies that we have found all this other As the early settlers set set- irs were first giving thanks for food each euh year added more material and blessings until today our thanks annot bo ho limited its bounds are end- end H. H We are a nation at work to maintain main main- lain tain these blessings to fight Tor or them as asIe asre we re pray for them to lilt lift our eyes and Unit And it good our struggle worth the lighting Thankful for churches and schools our libraries and meeting halls recreation centers our blessings of beauty beau- beau tf ty In nature and enjoyment In those those- every day things that make life worth living love and friendship companionship companion companion- ship and understanding We are grateful grate grate- let ful for strength to labor whether it be beIn beh In III our r garden home factory or if need be te on drilling ground These we re receive receive re- re calve in humility and may we so grow that when generations to come view our good works they will on their Thanksgiving Thanks Thanks- giving days give forth grateful prayers Iw lot tho courage and faith ralth of their fathers rathers before them those them those fathers being be beIng being be- be ing you I j aaa I CAKS AUK ARE ESSENTIAL A It SIGNIFICANT change has taken place plate in our approach to the tire problem problem pro pro- blem biem since Mr Jeffers became rubber czar Nobody is trying to kid us any anymore j I more Into believing that all but a comparatively comparatively comparatively com com- few of the nations nation's 27 million automobiles are a luxury They are a agrim agrim agrim grim necessity and the war effort will be Impaired in direct proportion to the number cumber of cars taken out of service I Thin new approach is a distinct help to 1 I public morale It is an affirmative in instead instead In- In stead of a negative program The United Uni- Uni I ted led States News reflects this new common commOn common com com- mon sense attitude in tn n s a report to car Owners Automobile owners now have Ine governments government's assurance that they in bo be permitted to buy tires for essen- essen operation of or their cars Whether the tires Ures they buy will be new used or recaPped re- re caPped depends upon the amount of driving required by the car owners in their businesses and necessary household pursuits No tires can can be obtained for pleasure driving and all motorists who Set get new tires must follow rollow certain rules laid kid down by the government We still havo haze a long way to go before the rubber problem is solved But we are on our ouray way ay and confusion in the public publio mind Is 11 abating aaa I DOE IOE hOEff IT PAY TO l' l IR T I JEAN 8 S. FREEDLANDER I SCENE A busy little raid air-raid wardens warden's o once omee eco Time Early June early Saturday even even- even I Ing g Place Race Alhambra California I The zone warden telephoned the zones zone I secretary that a message had been received re- re from Washington saying that a I I gas' gas attack may be imminent and if It ouch wh an attack occurred the wardens must warn the people by beating on II some metal as well as sounding the wrens abets The populace were to be instructed in- in in such an emergency to go into I I their homes shut doors and windows darken their houses and remain calm ai and l quiet Shortly a precinct warden entered intending in- in tending to telephone other precinct I wardens the above bove instructions But before before bere be- be fore re he did his telephoning the secretary secretary secre- secre f tary ry thought that some prayer would wouldn bo be In n order You know the Good Book aay A seek ye yo first the kingdom of God and na Ills His righteousness and all these things shall be added unto you So she produced a copy of the worlds world's best aeller aelier ii and asked him to turn to the ih al ahe Psalm which he ho read and repeated from memory Then she WM said Id ag you know we really arent aren't tightS tight tight- S People but evil Now evil has no nt power ton ton- touch Uell but to destroy Itself It cant can't dren ren T You or me or any of Gods aoda children chil- chil bo o w It IS will wm never reach us us but will du dust t blasted of off the he earth earth go go back to ton n teach lach rt which ch Is la nothing It will never Us Then the warden Precinct Went ent t of fh the he ahead ahead 1 With nl his telephoning One Oneto to r run ward wardens na got excited and began people O le around In ln his nl sector telling the tho r they J that at a Sa gas attack was on and that 11 loor ey must InUs 8 go Into their homes shut g got e after fter end and f windows lows etc ete The police pollee Boon 1 laugh him and we wt h had nad a good o w 5 t to That at preCinct 1 warden and that didn't sit oat juet then t know u It at at the time bu but but butI I taking the great grent battle of Midway was wasta h ng place It ta Is now a matte ma matte or of J a gnat Por portion on of the woe b balin nee f Unc nellO ar armada ada was destroyed and the Put pug to night flight Does It pay to Continued on Page Four Dads Dad's Column Continued from Page One pray pray What do you think You eee pee see th the e government got word of ot what was taking g off ort Midway MIdway MIdway-In In fact tact our Presidents President's Press Press- dents dent's own eon son was taking part In that tha t battle and there was waa a fear that should shout d Midway fall tall Hawaii would be next then a the Pacific coast conat Wouldn't It be wonderful If eve every American read or repeated that Ninety- Ninety first Psalm every day with firm conviction conviction con con- conviction that every word of at it is fe true There are many who do but the more the merrier Not only our own stores bores and lives and homes would be sate safe from attack but all our American and allied warriors would triumph in n every battle and bring all this carnage to a quick decisive victorious conclusion so allgood all allgood allgood good people all over the world may be d to peace and plenty and ity Sty Wont Won't you Join us in this wonderful wonderful wonder wonder- ful prayer and feel leel its Ita wonderful re- re re results suits South Bouth Sixth Street I Alhambra California A S A A LA I OK SUPPLY I LAD LABOR OR SECRETARY Perkins reported that between now and December 1 1 1943 Industry will need additional workers and of ot this number will be women The Office of ot Defense Transportation said women will get Jobs In the traditionally male transportation Industry Ind In the coming months Agriculture Secretary said sold that success of ot the Farm Manpower Program next year would depend to a considerable extent on the employment cf cr more women and girls and older people peo peo- pie on the country's country farms O O O OA A FEW nav t II CO IN TIlE THE United States workers have havo havethe the privilege of ot Investing 10 per cent of their earnings or more In United States War Bonds Donds getting 4 44 back for lor every 3 43 they invest In Germany Hitler wrecked the labor unions and the workers are lucky II U they earn enough for lor subsistence In Italy wrecked the labor unions and now the tho Italian workers tako take orders from the Gestapo In France the workers were conquered I by the tho Nazis and now are being forced into German labor camps I In Holland the workers are paid with occupation marks negotiable only at the I point of ot the Invaders' Invaders guns In Belgium the workers are allowed tho the value of one half halt of 01 their Sunday production Tf It they have worked for lor the Germans during the previous week In Poland the workers are driven until they collapse Their bonds are the bonds bonda of ot slavery Prove your appreciation to your gov gov- Invest at least 10 per cent In War Bonds Donds each payday A A A V V SHOP EARLY EAKLY MAYDE MAYBE IT seems too soon to some Park City shoppers that we should start now to suggest they do their Christmas shopping early But Dut this year especially wo we might heed the advice of ot business businessmen men in order to help eliminate the last minute rush In which most moat of ot us engage engage en engage en- en gage Just before Christmas day Perhaps most of ot us aro are so used to being warned i about this last minute shopping stunts stunt J that tha t we will refuse to pay any at atteno atten ten to It again this year nut But this year Car isn't Isn like other shopping years yeU we mu must remember The reason for tor this early earll shopping appeal is not because of ot crowds but because of the shortage faced laced In labor of difficulties in transportation transportation trans trans- and of distributing dise These are several of the shopping problems to face race this Christmas season and local buyers who have been purchasing pur pur- I chasing goods recently can testify that f they have found difficulties arising InI in normal shopping mopping days So 80 lets let's make out I lour jour our lists and get busy O O O OMY MY IY SON RON RONI SONI Little lad Ive I've never seen you I Never heard your baby's baby cry Never rocked you In your cradle Or sung to you a lullaby I Mommy says your hair Is golden Like hers your eyes are blue blue- Like Jewels that came from heaven Ever sparkling like the dew I was sIx elx days out out from Frisco The day that you were born i On my way across the ocean In my soldiers soldier's uniform I But Dut when this war Is over be proud smiling and glad When Im I'm sailing back home again To see you son for lor Im I'm your dad I Allentown N. N J. J Messenger I THERE IS one thing better than good government and that Is government In which all the people have a part Walter Hines lUnes Page |