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Show THE RICH COUNTY REAPER. RANDOLPH. UTAH Europe Looks To U. S. Farms For Food in 42 U, S. 9 Non-Combatan- ts Corps in England THE. WHOS NEWS To Ask Increased Production Of Most Farm Products Over 1941 Record. THIS Cmm CHERUB THis $roviig old 1 .surprises me,; MJNrot Feel grown .A vp iomekow. I don't get old rrsyself Old people instead just seem. yovnaer nov. RriQow WEEK By .L. G. ELLIOTT President, LaSalle Extension University NEW YORK CITY. By LEMUEL F. PARTON Arsenal for the Democracies is the role which is being enacted by the United States in the present world conflict. The g industrial activity which has resulted has made itself felt in every section of the country and in every type of enterprise. So far, the effect felt by the farmers has been principally the indirect result of increased purchaing power created by the in industrial (Consolidated Features WNU Service.) It has been only in NEW YORK. last year or two that this began to realize that the Germans had done a vast amount of research Blueprinting Ways and organi. far-flun- WNU Service. country And Means of the zation work, Dictators His Job The above picture shows a group from the first American civilian techproduction. nical corps as they arrived somewhere in England recently, for Prospects for the immediate fuduties in the British armed forces. They are all trained autoture, however, are that the Ameri- mobile and radio technicians, and seem happy, despite the rain which falls can farmer will be called upon to frequently in the British Isles. contribute just as directly as do the munition makers today. According to the department of agriculture estimates, 10,000,000 persons abroad will be dependent upon exports from the United States for their sustenance. Like the housewife who demands ATLANTA, GA. The army has a In 1942, farmers will be asked to name for the vast, intricate and her automobile be ready when she increase production in certain crops corps activity. wants it the Quartermaster corps even beyond that of 1941, one of the vital Quartermaster For the man has pledged that no motor vehicle it call logistics. They most productive years in history. on the street, the term is readily un- shall remain out of service because With the exception of certain crops when translated as a of damaged or worn out equipment. such as cotton, wheat and tobacco, derstandable Instead the quartermaster will refor living. design which will continue to be curtailed How soldiers liveware quartered, move the damaged part and install because of large surpluses and loss and, in this day of mech- in its place a new one, sending the of some important foreign markets, supplied anized warfare, how they are trans- damaged equipment to the regional most major crops will be needed in is something John Q. Citizen depot for repair but keeping the molarger quantities. The leaders will ported can comprehend when he puts it on tor truck in service for the troops be livestock, dairy products, eggs the same plane which he designs for and live up to the demand to Keep and vegetables the very products his own comfort and ability to move em rolling. which have been adding most to the about. Logistics, or design for living, so increased farm income of 1941. With What the Quartermaster corps closely links the operation of the the gains experienced during the does for more than a million and a transportation with the service of first six months of this year and the half soldiers John Q. Citizen must supply that there is scarcely a citiestimated $1,000,000,000 increase in do for. himself. His design for liv- zen who does not see the parallel to farm income estimated for the last ing is only multiplied by the army his daily life in the activities of six months, the toted farm income but somewhere in the multiplication the Quartermaster corps. for 1941 will exceed $10,500,000,000 the army tacked on the term logisVariety of Duties. compared with only slightly more tics, which the dictionary defines as not only is the The than $9,000,000,000 for 1940. that branch of military art which ice andquartermaster but he is the coal man, is It expected that present price embraces the details of transport, haberdasher, the restaurant man levels will at least be maintained if quartering and supply of troops. and the hotel keeper. He runs the not increased to some degree. Even So John Q. Citizen begins to un- taxi service and operates the truckbased on todays prices, the in- derstand logistics when he compares and transfer storage business as ing, will schedule creased production it to the possession and operation well. He is the garage man and boost the farm income in 1942 to a of his motor car; tenting and furoperator of the gasoline filling higher figure than any year since nishing of his home; supplying his the the railroad-tickstation agent in 1920. Dairy farmers have been avfamily with clothing, groceries, addition to being the train dispatch20 more income cent per eraging vegetables and other neces- er. He is the garbage collector and this year than a year ago and the meats, of life, even down to the ice the second hand sities salvage dealer. He goal for 1942 in this branch of agri- box in summer and filling the coal and shoe rethe laundry operates 8 culture is a still further per cent bin for the winter. to addition in conducting pair shop increase. The schedule for 1942 hog Not many citizens who maintain the clothing store and managing all 11 per and own their own automobiles the five and tens. production is for better than cent increase over 1941, or 80,000,000 could lives in these orient their All of a citys public utility fahead as compared with the 71,000,-00- 0 times to a new daily for living cilities the Quartermaster design corps furpigs slaughtered this year. Sev- which did not include control of their nishes for the soldier much in the now are enteen per cent more cattle The housewife, to whom manner which a city manager, or cars. motor on feed in preparation for the new the Quartermaster corps often has the mayor and board of selectmen increased markets. been recognizes the ne- or aldermen of a city, conduct those It is not expected that the new cessitycompared, the automobile functions in a community. He proof having demands for farm products will refor instant use when it comes vides the water supply, and the sewready sult in the dislocations which are time to meet the 5:15 bringing hubhe runs the electric bothering some lines of manufactur- by home from the office. Mrs. Citi- age disposal; the streets in paves plant, light ing and some communities where zen isnt at all in favor of calling and operates builds camp, parkways to had curtail manufacturers have on the telephone and the fire her neighbor department. operations because of their inability asking use of the neighbors motor essentials of Only the war-tim-e to secure certain raw materials. The car to fulfill a responsibility which the does duties these Quartermaster industrial picture as a whole is de- she has long recognized as her corps take with it in providing the The national cidedly favorable. own. for living for troops in a thedesign trend is still upward and payrolls in its plan of logistics ater of action. To execute behind The army as well as production are steadily calls for a simplified system on the the lines these requirements of rising. Many industries such as service of supply to the front lines transport, quartering and supply the steel and machinery are not only with not only corps selected the highly has Quartermaster always army operating at close to present capac- responsible for assembly of supplies, trained Quartermaster corps and new but are constantly adding ity, but to insure their arrival responsi- given to the duties demanded under plants. The effect of industrial pros- ble also for transportation. that selection the term logistics perity is felt directly in the cities Station. Service which comes from the Greek word Motor and the resultant better markets still logostikos which has as its root To meet this motor transport further increase the demand for word lego which means to the is the corps well as farm problem Quartermaster manufactured items as select. in moving with tremendous speed products. At the present time, approximate- establishing regional motor maintethe counly 20 per cent of the income received nance districts throughout installed are deFacilities being emanates from try. by all persons fense spending. This now aggre- at a central point in interlocking to keep each gates more than $1,000,000,000 hundred mile circles class condiin first vehicle Is there a EVANSTON, ILL. monthly and the next few months motor will see this increased to a still high- tion and uphold the Quartermaster young genius in your home? There er figure. corps slogan, Keep em Rolling." could be, whether your income tax is thousands of dollars a year or you dont know where the next months rent is coming from. This is the report of Dr. W. Drayton Lewis, assistant professor of psychology at Murray State Teachers college, Murray, Ky. ' Dr. Lewis studied 50 of the most brilliant children in a group of 50,000 selected from schools all over the country each a child on the basis of intelligence tests. All had IQs over 145100 is up-swi- ng non-combat- Soldiers Depend on Quartermaster For Food, Shelter and Transportation et Claim Gifted Child Neglected by Schools Farm Conditions Improve normal." It is tragic, Dr. Lewis . said, that these gifted children are so mistreated in the schools. Our educational system neglects the most over ma?y years, in preparing for their world aggression. Devising ways and means to meet it on many fronts, military and political, our government belatedly discovers Dr. Calvin Bryce Hoover, dean of Duke university, who was away out in front in studying dictatorships, trying to understand them and find out what to do about them. Dr. Hoover is an important member of Col. William J. (Wild Bill) Donovans new diplomatic brain trust, which recruits men of specialized knowledge who have disclosed a timely awareness of the more or less declared war against civilization. Colonel Donovans title of coordinator of information does not reveal the exciting character of his bureau which is in reality a somewhat mysterious ideological and political Scotland Yard, studying the origins and techniques of Nazi power, evolving plans to meet it in its under-surfac- e penetration every- where in the world, recruiting against the dictators some of the same psychological forces which they employed. So far as the public record shows, Dr. Hoover scored a clean beat on our lavishly staffed state department in trying to understand dictatorships and to make an accurate appraisal of their intentions and possible outreach. It was in 1931 that he wrote The Economic Life of Soviet Russia; in 1933, Germany Enters the Third Reich; and in Dictators and Democracies. 1937, Through the pre-wyears of planetary complacency, he was writing, in his books and articles, an outline of Adolf Hitler as genius and So good So reasonable DOUBLE ENJOYMENt when you use CLABBER GIRL does count,' but ... so, millions of women choose Clabber Girl Baking; Results cost so- - Powder. They choose it first for its absolute dependability, for the pleasure it adds to home baking. And, they choose it because its remarkable economy stretches the food budget. Double enjoyment, indeed, when you use Clabber Girl: Bigger Better value when you buy results when you bake . . . You pay less for Clabber Girl, but you use no more. Order a can of Clabber Girl from your grocer today. ... ar fanatic. These studies were not phillipics against Naziism. They were searching and studious inquiries into the origins and inducements of dictatorships. They now provide invaluable analyses of the Nazi cultural, economic, military formula for world conquest. Dr. Hoover, born in Berwick, 111., in 1897, was conditioned to patient, methodical work by working on farms and railroads in his youth. He attended Monmouth college and received his Ph.D. degree at Wisconsin university in 1925. When he was an undergraduate at the former school, he joined the National Guard and served two years in France in the World war, taking part in two battles. He joined the Duke university faculty in 1925, becoming a full professor of economics in 1930. In the above clinical studies, Dr. Hoover does not find dictatorships in any patterns of, societal evolution. 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Arm Properly One should never put on ones best trousers to go out to fight for freedom. Ibsen. A hand- some chap, rich, venturesome and a Yale man. In 1912, he won the Fourth International Grand Prix automobile race, and was awarded the Vanderbilt cup, by covering 409 miles at 69.3 miles per hour. In that day, a mile a minute had been put down as the limit of safety for automobiles. Newspapers threw a fit over Mr. Bragg passing this deadline and living to tell the tale. Time flivvers on. In 1918 he left the country breathless by flying from Dayton to Washington, 430 miles, in 2 hours and 50 minutes. In 1919 he set a new altitude record of 20,000 feet for sea- promising students. Only one boy in five and two girls in five of the outstanding group were characterized by their teachers as being precocious or mentally quick. Two of them were even called dull or menplanes. tally sluggish. These children, who a thousand among their in one rate in all except He was born in Cincinnati in 1886, products, farm major increased for production, Plans are not evn recognized the son of a manufacturer and busicotton, wheat and tobacco, which will lag due to surpluses and present classmates, their teachers as bright, because nessman, and was graduated from lack of market, are prevalent over the entire country. In the front rank by the educational system keeps them Yale in 1908. chief and present vegetables, will he livestock, dairy products, eggs down to the level of the average." source of farm income. Help Them Cleanse the Bloo of Harmful Body Waste Your kidneys are constantly filtering waste matter from the blood stream. But kidney! sometimes lag in tbeir work do not act as Nature intended fail to remove impurities that, if retained, may poison the system and upset the whole body machinery. 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