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Show THE RICH COUNTY REAPER, RANDOLPH, UTAH THE RICH COUNTY By Delos Wheeler Lovelace Consolidated Features. SUBSIDIES: Asked by FDR REAPEB Sntered eg second class matter Feb. 8, 1929 i of March 3, 1879, at the Post Office, Randolph, Utah, under tb Wm. E. Marshall, ltuMness Manager SUBSCRIPTION $1.50 Per Year in Advance Leyton Marshall, editor and Proprietor WNU Release. "MEW YORK. Some years ago a few vice presidents were whooping it up in the General Electric companys camp in Ontario when one of the i Everything Seems oys sug- To Come Out All gested ser- the Right With Reed enadinf WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS Terrific Air Attacks Spur Allied Drive Against Nazis on Central Italian Front j Moscow Conference Offers Blueprint For Lasting Peace in Postwar World ! president. So they toted their eyedropper piano close to the imperial tent and roared: Hail, hail, the gangs all here, into Gerard Swopes ear. The piano player was Philip Dunham Reed who next day wrote his folks in Wisconsin his regret that he ever had taken a lesson. But everything came out all right. In a few years Swope was gone and Reed was chairman of the board. Now at 44, Reed is taking over the United States Mission for Economic Affairs in London as W. Averell Harriman moves on to our ambassadorial mansion in Moscow. Reed figured first to be an engineer, studied at the University of Wisconsin, but he switched to law at Fordham and that came out all right. Soon he was earning $12,000 a year in New York. Although he had a wife, son and daughter, he boldly resigned to take $4,500 a year in the law department of General Electric, and that came out all right, too. It led to that chairmanship of the hoard. He resigned to work under Harriman whom he succeeds and nowadays he doesnt even worry about when to have his hair cut. His secretary tells him and he marches obediently to a barber. Properly trimmed he is tall, with an air so handsome it is easy to believe he had a big part in a class play at Wisconsin along side Fred M. Bickel, known now on Broadway as Frederic March. : A MONG the waitresses most crowded service in Washington is a slender with lively blue eyes and in the canteen matron a dark Ike Has Been Her XodoS Career Since She look her 46 Was but Eighteen yeas not by quite a few of em. She will admit though, freely, that she has a son 21 years old, her only son, in West Point. Her husband has been overseas for 15 months. Thats why she gives all the time she can to the canteen and to Red Cross work. It is Mrs. Ike Eisenhower speaking. She first met Ike when she was but 18. She was Maimie Doud, a doctors daughter, of Denver, Colo. With her parents she vis-- i ited an army camp in Texas. At the officers mess, she met the future Allied commander in the Mediterranean area. He talked her out of a date she had in town, talked her into becoming engaged two months later. Shes been seeing to it that his uniforms were pressed ever since, until June of last year at Fort Meyer, Va. Pictures of him are found at every turn in the suburban Washington apartment where she waits for him to come home. The one on the piano came from North Africa. There is a complete scrap book of his doings, too. Their home used to be known as the Club Eisenhower. She is hospitable and friendly. She strikes up friendships with butchers, bakers and neighbors, especially when . . . like herself . . . they are waiting for someone to come home. Her ancestors fought in the Civil and wars and she Revolutionary knows how their wives felt. C'OOYSTUFFS in Britain are s well distributed that althoug quantities are far below norma Britain is better fed than before th Here ts a Bachelor war.accorc tog to Wi Whos Done Good liam Ms 1 Job on Foodstuffs bane, pai liamentar secretary to the ministry of fooc tinder Lord Woolton, Mabane ca certainly take part of the credit, an it doesnt seem strange to him th a bachelor like himself should do good job with anything pertainin to food. He believes that men ca outcook women every time, but ths this is no reason why some wome should cook so badly. Tall, thin, and saturnine, Mabane has been an M.P. since 1931. His voice with its Yorkshire accent is often lifted on food topics. It was he who startled the treasury benches during a report on the point system of rationing by quoting Marie Lloyd A Little of What you Fancy does you Good. gray-blon- d Declaring that government Gems of Thought subsi- There is knowledge of the way from walking in it, and a walking in the way through knowledge of it. Swedenborg. Economy is the poor mans dies are comparatively cheap for (1) stimulating production of certain necessary and select crops; (2) preventing inflationary tendencies, and (3) encouraging sale of food through ordinary channels instead of black markets, President Roosevelt asked congressional approval for his food subsidy program. By use of subsidies, the President said, food prices can be kept at lower levels than if processors, distributors and retailers were each permitted to mark up their margins. Failure to provide stabilization through subsidies, he said, would bring about justifiable demands for increased wages. Use of subsidies to stabilize prices is presently costing the U. S. 800 million dollars a year, the President said. Of the sum, 450 million dollars is being used to maintain meat and butter prices by subsidizing the mint. Tusser. It haint no use to grumble and Its jest free, even though born in chains. Schiller. He who toils with pain will eat with pleasure. Chinese. How To Relieve Bronchitis Mr. Roosevelt answered the demand for a food czar by asserting that the different duties of the War Food administration and Office of Price Administration made consolidation of the two bureaus impractical. Creomulslon relieves promptly because it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal rttw, tender, inflamed bronchial mucous membranes. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulslon with the understanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back. What People Are Doing EUROPE: Blast Communications ELECTION NEWS: GOP Maintains Growth Roaring over Frances once paradisaical Riviera, Flying Fortresses at communications took lines shuttling troops between southern France and northern Italy. To the south, Allied medium bombers blasted harbors above Rome, which the Nazis have been using to relieve strained road and rail facilities. As their heavy bombers smashed far back of German lines, Allied troops slowly drew up for their next assault on Nazi mountain positions in central Italy. As rain continued to fall in swirling sheets and muddied up the country, U. S., British and Canadian soldiers captured strategic heights for observing enemy action and took over important road junctions for shuttling supplies. As the Allies edged forward, the Germans snuggled deeper into their new posts along the 2,500-fohigh Massico ridge facing Lieut. Gen. Mark Clarks Fifth army on the west, and the rugged country confronting Gen. Bernard Montgomerys Eighth army to the east. Continued growth of Republican strength was evidenced in a smattering of important state and mayoralty elections. In New York, GOP candidate p Joe R. Hanley won the from Democratic candidate Lieut. Gen. William N. Haskell by more than 340,000 votes of approximately 3,308,000 cast. Hanleys victory assured the GOP of control of the state if Governor Thomas Dewey should make tHe race for the presidency, since, as lieutenant-governoHanley would step in his shoes. New Jerseys governor during World War I, Republican Walter E. Edge, returned to the political arena to win the office again during World War II by defeating Democrat Vincent J. Murphy by approximately 100.000 votes. Edge succeeds retiring Governor Charles Edison. Republicans held their control of Philadelphia, with GOP Mayor Bernard Samuel besting Democrat and White House favorite William C. Bullitt by more than 64.000 votes. pot-sho- ts ot Italian King on Spot Noted for his political tight-rop- e walking, King Victor Emmanuel of Italy now threads a very shaky line, with the new democratic forces in the country demanding his abdication. Led by former foreign minister and refugee Count Carlo Sforza, Italys dem- ocratic elements CREOMULSION for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis When the soldier talks about the skipper he means his captain, the head of his company. And thats just what the title captain means. It comes from the Latin word caput meaning head. Another leader high in the Army mans favor is Camel cigarettes theyre first choice with men in the Army. (Based on actual sales records from service mens own stores.) When youre sending gifts from home, keep in mind that a carton of cigarettes is always most welcome. And though there are Post Office restrictions on packages to overseas Army men, you can still send Camels to soldiers in the U. S., and to men in the Navy, Marines, and Coast Guard wherever they are. Adv. A gold prospector from Leadville, Colo., bewhiskered F. E. Gimlett, broke into a meeting of the house ways and means committee study r, FOUR POWERS: Postwar Blueprint From out of the conference of foreign ministers in Moscow was fashioned a pact between the U. S., Great Britain, China and Russia pledging a finish fight with the Axis and this blue-prifor the postwar world: 1. Establishment of an international organization of both large and small sovereign nations to maintain peace and security; 2. Before the establishment of such an organization, the four powers will act together to preserve order; 3. Regulation of the armaments of nations. For Italy, the powers dedicated themselves to destroying Fascism and promoting democratic government. They refused to recognize Germanys annexation of Austria in 1938, telling that country its future treatment will be conditioned by its assistance in overthrowing Naziism within its borders. The U. S., Great Britain and Russia planned creation of a committee to advise on political questions in countries reconquered by the Allies. four-pow- er nt have expressed approval for setting up King Victors grandson, Prince Vittorio Emmanuel, as the nominal monarch, with a regent like Marshal Badoglio to represent him until he comes of age. Chief objection to King Victor is that he not only allowed Mussolini to come into power, but that he also supported him throughout his administration, renouncing him only when it appeared Italy would lose the war and the smart thing to do would be to jump onto the Allied bandwagon. Removal of King Victor Emman- MINES: uel would sound the death knell of monarchy in Europe, since he is one Back in V. S. Hands of the last rulers with any actual With the nations coal pits back in U. S. hands, Secretary of Interior governmental powers. Harold Ickes conferred with Unitec SOUTHWEST PACIFIC: Mine Workers President John L. Lewis to end the walkout of alLast Step most 360,000 bituminous miners. Gen. Douglas MacArthur took the Having given the pits back to prifinal step toward driving the Japavate ownership October 12 after havnese from eastern Australasia with a massive attack designed to clear the ing taken them over last 'July, Ickes found them in his lap again, followenemy from the big air and sea base ing their seizure by President Rooseof Rabaul in New Britain. velt after the UMW began its walkFeeder point for Japanese forces out over failure of negotiations for in the Solomons and New Guinea, a signed contract. and nerve center for enemy resistThe big bone of contention lay ance in the whole eastern Australin the War Labor boards refusal asian area, Rabaul stood threatened to ratify a new contract drawn beas U. S. forces spilled over into the tween the UMW and Illinois Coal remaining Nipponese holdings in the Operators, providing for an 8 hour Solomons, which flank the base and day, with compensation for underoffer means for harassing any Allied travel time ground force attempting to move against the increase of $1.50. and a daily wage Instead the WLB big pivotal position. recommended an 8 hour day, with Occupation of the Treasury Is- a daily pay boost of $1.12. lands heralded MacArthurs drive in To Ickes fell the task of reconcil.the Solomons to cut off Rabaul. ing the UMW and WLB differences, Then, U. S. troops landed on the even as a danger of a coal shortage last two important Jap strongholds arose, with deliveries to prohibited of Choiseul and Bougainville, with anyone with 10 supply on hand, units of the enemy fleet and air and sales limiteddays to one ton to force offering resistance. six-year-- When Ensign George Swiggart Miles appeared for duty at the navy department in Washington, D. C., he reported to his mother, Lieut. Amy Brown Miles, in charge of officer personnel. lieutenant-governorshi- 62-ye- ar ; as cheap and easy to rejoice. When God sorts out the weather and ' sends rain , W'y rains my choice. JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY Man is created free, and is producer. An Allied transport is shown rumbling over pontoon bridge thrown up American engineers across the Volturno river in Italy. by com-plane- ' ing new taxation. I want congress to put the WACs and WAVES back in the kitchen with pots and pans and babies, he stormed, before he was led from the room. BACKACHE After calling every available nonfather in LaPlata county, Colo., to service, draft board clerk John Craig put his name at the top of the induction list for fathers. Craigs job went to his wife, and no sooner was she sworn in, than she summoned him to report for induction. They have four children. WHEN KIDNEY FUNCTION LAGS RUSSIA: Surge Into Crimea Ukraine commanding the Black sea routes. SNAPPY FACTS j ABOUT RUBBER Ceylon, Africa and tropical America are expected to provide the U. S. with 54,000 long tons of crude rubber during 1943. In 1939, it is estimated, 499,473 long tons of crude were imported by this coun- CIO: 54 Million Members. Growth of the CIO to over 5 million members increased the ranks of organized labor to over 12 million, try. ; what with AFL strength estimated in excess of seven million. Announcement of CIO membership Para, Brazil, was the first great rubber center. Founded In 1615, It became an Important port for foreign trade about 1775. A hundred years later It was the rubber capital of the world. Rubber obtained from a native wild vine in the Belgian Congo made Leopold II of Belgium wealthy during the 1890-191- 0 period. Plantation rubber development killed the Conge vine boom. was made by its president, Philip Murray, at the opening of the CIOs sixth constitutional convention in Philadelphia, Pa. To the mem-Phil5y4 million bers, the CIO will ip Murray add two million more in the coming year. Murray said. As the CIO delegates convened, they heard a message from Presi- dent Roosevelt, in which he said that although the movement of workers to new manufacturing centers was desirable during the early phases of the production program, stabiliza- tion of employees at their present occupations was now essential. . Functional kidney disturbance due to need of diuretic aid may cause stabbing backache! May cause urinary flow to be frequent, yet scanty and smarting! You may lose sleep from "getting up nights often may feel dizzy, nervous, "headachy." In such cases, you want to stimulate kidney action jast. So if there is nothing systemically or organically wrong, try Gold Medal Capsules. Theyve been famous for prompt action for 30 years. Take care to use them only as directed. Accept no substitutes. 35 at your drug store. Taking no time to catch their breath, Russias marching Red legions stormed into the Crimea, the great body of land off the southern Lost to Russia after the fall of Sevastopol in 1942, the Nazis primarily have used its former luxurious resorts as health havens for wounded soldiers. When it fell to Germany, 200,000 Russians were killed or captured, and the exact number of Nazis remaining is un- known, since that depends on the proportion that could be evacuated while rearguards fought bitter delaying actions at Melitopol. Farther to the north, German rearguards battled fiercely in the Krivoi Rog area to hold off the Russians while the Nazis withdrew from the great bend of the Dnieper river. from this need . . . ' , ! ) I j 0001 (ID lUg bber |