Show II Dads Dad's r c i ii Column INTER ISlER i THE FOLLOWING was clipped cUpped from of the Senator from Sand- Sand pot the h it Salt column salt Lake Tribune of last Friday A warmer climate seeking For or soon Boon the leafless trees and shrubs Will from the snow be peeking leer Deer seasons season's past and pheasant too Next comes Thanksgiving day dar Then glistening Xmas will be here hereWith hereWith hereWith With Santa Claus and sleigh Of all aU the days that I love best beet New Years Year's seems set apart apart apart- Ring out the old ring In the newt newl new I That call comes from my heart Helen Larsen Cook Park City J O O 0 ROBERT RODERT M M. FREEBORN GRADUATES GR WORD WAS received this week that Lieutenant Robert M M. Freeborn graduated graduated graduated grad grad- from the Army Armr Flying Plying school last Monday morning This means that be with the other members of his class will soon return to Southern California California Cali Cali- fornia and from there be assigned to tome some of the fighting zones somewhere In la the Pacific Hearty congratulations congratulation Lieutenant Robert with every good wish for tor you and your brother airmen for gallant services and a safe return to your native land when the war Is ended NOT PROBABLE POSSIBLE IS 18 the word to be underlined underlined underlined under under- lined in the Joint Navy Army statement replying to press Inquiries as to whether German robot bombs could strike the 1 United States says an exchange The The I statement was In no sense a warning of probability although it did point out what should be well known by br now that no military countermeasures are as yet wholly proof against mec mechanized or suicide air attacks once launched The Nazis should know that nothing they could do would solidify more completely completely completely com com- and Immediately the American home front and thus hasten German de- de feat teat They should know that nothing would more surely line up tIp America behind behind behind be be- hind a hard bard peace If It were not that Germany has so 80 often orten shown unbelievable able blindness to the reactions of other peoples the United States muM could well dismiss the robot-bombs robot threat entirely o o o I EISENHOWER BACK DACK US WITH BONDS THE FOLLOWING cabled statement has been received by the Allied Newspaper per Council of New York from Oen Gen Dwight Eisenhower I Your assistance e Is needed and the most Important Job now for the people at home is to make the Sixth War Loan Loana a success To make sure of final victory we must redouble and sustain our efI ef- ef j I forts both here and everywhere The money must be raised and our men on j all aU the fronts depend upon you Contact I your local War Finance Committee and join the home-front home army as volunteer War Bond workers On behalf of your yourI 3 I sons conn brothers husbands and friends InI in inthis I this great war theater I request that I i you do your part to see that the Sixth j I War Loan is vastly oversubscribed WHEN VOTERS THINK I PERHAPS THE m most o 0 s e t encouraging I I aspect of the 1944 elections In the 4 48 United States was the Indisputable evidence evi evl- evi- evi dence deuce of selectivity exercised by the voters In perhaps a score of States the electorate split Its ticket many a State leU feU into the Roosevelt column yet elected elect elect- ed a Republican Governor or Senator Here and there a State or a Congressional lonal district abandoned Its traditional Party allegiance to administer a rebuke to a candidate with a bad record Occasionally as is Inevitable ble In a de democracy democracy democracy de- de especially where Issues were contused confused voters may have made mistakes mistakes mis mis- takes in to their ballot But the very fact that the electorate In n so many cases refused to vote a straight ticket is evidence that the men and women omen of America were thinking It took real merit to resist the Roosevelt Roose- Roose velt eit hurricane In some States as where Gov Cov Raymond E E. E Baldwin of Connecticut cut scored a victory and Gov Leverett ran up a record majority In w hi his race for United States Senator This apparently the voters recognized and exercised their discretion accordingly Massachusetts indeed elected four tour Republicans and three Democrats o on n their weir State ballot Political par parties e in a republic perform neCea ry Junctions function However any aye aye- tern such vr uch as ns removing the ability to vote a straight party ticket by br making one Jai mark on the ballot which ballot which encourages ages agea the citizen to vote for tor the IndividUal dUal l is Ie I rather faher than for tor the Party emblem helpful Voters who think about IssUes issues Is- Is sUes ha have rather the than Parties are likely to toai ai Interests of ot good government at i heart h. h That bod bodes oes good for or Americas America's me I future Christian Science Monitor F V vv Fills ST SNOW SILENT AND spectral falls th snow once more Of Or Upon angled the city blurring every line sharpness j K lIfting round each do door It l Swirls and clings tracing a new design design de de- sign On The rhe airy cornice and on Iron grill grUl solid world becomes more finely And ala alabaster i spun aster Each n Paves each window sill treetop u Is lea a white pavilion New ow theBe gray Bray b buildings gently lay aside Their Ot f Put on a a misty veil Yell translucency ency cY A glass glen they are frail In this enchanted hour bour when f Ua snow slow Blow tt tbt e eaves eave of heaven soft and end t. t P. P Russell 1 I A FILL 4 I Io co o DEMOCRAT I S 'S A A. i Washington dispatch Late the e t returns Thursday night gave gaves Democrats s their strongest Continued on rage Page Dads Dad's olum C Column I IDad's Continued from Page One majority in the house since 1032 1932 and uninterrupted control of the senate The role that the new congress dongress will play in n fashioning Americas America's postwar j programs for tor peace and war became tile e subject of major speculation The re returns returns re- re turns turna assured the Democrats A house membership of and a margin of 01 at least 49 with four races In Missouri and andone andone andone one each in New Jersey and Washington In doubt A senate membership of at least 66 56 and a plurality over the Republicans Republicans Republicans of 16 with races in Nevada Missouri Missouri Mis Mis- and Pennsylvania in doubt O O o Tim TIlE CAPTAIN of Hitler's lUtler's secret long- long range U-boat U has been told to stand by At any moment he may have to load the I I thing on to the plane for tor Argentina Punch O O O OHEAD THEN lEAi-THEN HEAD THEN BUY BOY AN EXTRA BOND BOM BONDA A DISPATCH from the fighting front frontIn frontin I In France tells of an American soldier whose left arm was waa ripped off at the shoulder by a sharp razor-sharp shell fragment just justas as he arrived at the front He did not faint his attitude was waa one of sur sur- prise After sitting quietly for a few minutes he walked over to his severed arm ann took off art the wrist watch and tried to remove the wedding ring following which he walked three miles to an II evacuation station This Thill narrative requires re requires requires re- re quires no additional comment save that the Sixth Sinh War Loan Drive U is non n now w RIo Illo Grande Orande O O O SHARE TUG TIlE LOAD LO SAYS BAYS AN exchange Bisters Slaters volunteer for tor service 1 I Come to to- to today dayl day I Workers are so badly needed dont don't delay I IDo Do you knit or cut or sew Stop I Look Listen Up and go In compassion love and pity To the War Relief Committee I r r Give a day an hour or two There There U Is so o much work to do Making dr dresses ses es gowns and skirts pajamas trousers shirts Maybe you could baste or mend it Sort Bort and pack the things to send Fields are white and laborers f fey None can fill your place but you Workers are so badly needed dont don't delay I Sisters volunteer for tor service I Come to today to- to day Gladys Clarke O O O I CRAZY CIt HITLER WE READ The mental crackup of Hitler while It U will not have any Immediate immediate immediate im im- I mediate repercussion on the Germans Germans' fight tIght would have consequences consequences consequences conse conse- many years hen hence e Instead of being a popular hero who gave his lift life for his hla people to the future German generations he would be just the crazy in whom their fathers and grandfathers had placed their trust while the man actually was a demented I megalomaniac I O O O IF YOU think youve you've run the gamut of all the emotions just go to visit a anew anew anew new baby and let the little one take tight hold of your thumb for a while whilo It'll do something to you every time oooo 9 O HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO ALL |