WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS
By Edward C. Wayne
U. S. Acts to End Defense Tie-Ups
As Troops Take Over Plane Plant;
Trouble in Syria and Middle East
Due to End War’s ‘Breathing Spell’
C L A S S IF IE D
DEPARTMENT
Sunsuit, Frock and
Bonnet for the Tot
&
CORNELIUS
VANDERBILT. J1
S P E C IA L
S O T IL
FASOO
U f f i c i a i A A A H o te l
Washington, D. C.
A i r t -,u n iti toned —
Ite a a m tn M . f t a lM .
Visiting With E D R
GASLESS SUNDAYS
C O FFE E
SHO P
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Ottawa
where
MacKenzie
F
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.
It begins to look as if gasless Sun
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King
is
doing
his
level
best
as
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a n I h » » . f i h r » » ■ a i i . l y x t a n d n a t n r t r a s a r l l y a l th ia a a w a p a p a r . )
days might not be so necessary aft
. « R e le a s e d b y W e s t e r n N e w s p a p e r U n io n l .
Canada's prime minister—only to be er all—if certain bare-knuckle re
R A B B IT S A N D S K IN S '
vilified by many Canadian and some forms in the oil industry ure put
American business interests, which through by new National Oil Ad P o u ltr y , r a b b it * , r a b b it a k in « W r it e
»
c a rd f o r pric e d
1‘rlc e e v er
I think thoroughly distasteful— a ministrator Ickes. For instance, the poet
b la b now
Mi
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member of the British royal family tanker system.
F r o n t , P o rtla n d d.
, O re.
is now “ in residence.”
When an oil tunker comes from
• • e
TR U C K PARTS
Took tlie New York train and de the Gulf of Mexico up the East
H e a v y -d u ty
M o to re , a x e l«
p a rte
scended in Washington, D. C., the coast, it may stop at Charleston to bottle«
tire « , b o la te an d uaed I ruoka.
following m o rn in g , ya w n in g . A discharge part of its oil, then at
T R U C K W R E C K IN G C O M P A N Y
month ago Washington was fantas Norfolk, then at Baltimore. It dis 10th BM. E Hawthorne. Portland, Ora.
tic. Now it is preposterous. Thirty- charges a certain amount at each
SCHOOLS
seven Pullmans from New York port where its company distributes
lnWd the Union depot tracks; mine or refines oil.
Simultaneously, a tanker belong W A B H IM O T O M B B A U T Y O O L Ia B O B
was thirty-fifth from the end. Wait
R a ta b lla b e d 1918 — M A In 3039.
ed one hour and 12 minutes for a ing to another company w ill stop off F r e e too l« a nd u n ifo r m a In c lu d e d in
at
exactly
the
same
ports.
Thus
ou
r
ne w e p e c la l lo w ra te a on tu itio n .
taxi and then shared it with four
W b y not b ave a lif e t im e p ro fe e e lo n T
other guys. The hotel turned away the tankers of three or even four dif 169c Becond A v e .
B e a ttie . W e e h .
233 prospective roomers without res ferent companies may be feeding
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the same cities at the same time.
ervations; accepted 864 with!
• • •
If, on the other hand, one com F o r H u m m e r te rm . K aey p a y m e n t plan .
F re e L if e e m p lo y m e n t serv ic e .
While waiting to chat with chief pany served one section of the coun
W 1 B T I I N BBAUTY C O L L1O 1
G-man J. Edgar Hoover at the de try, or if one tanker delivered oil T l» B. W . < th A v e .
P o r tla n d , O ra.
partment of justice, ran into Eddie to all the companies in each port
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Bernays and his two pretty little instead of only to its own, distribu A d v a n c e d a b o rt course. In d iv id u iti In
tion would be measurubly speeded. s tr u c tio n ; c e r t if ie d a n d bonded; no
daughters
who
curtsied
charmingly.
FORT BELVOIR, VA.—Army officials are pictured here testing an
Also, there are four different types w a ttin g , e n r o ll n o w ; beg're* clamava
amphibian reconnaissance car capable of 60 miles-per-hour on land and Youngsters of all ages, sizes and of high octane gasoline being re ao w f o r m in g d a y a n d n ig h t.
BMXPYAMD W BLDBM B* SCHO OL
8 to 12 miles-per-hour on water. Capt. Eugene Moseley, chief test officer, even colors are visiting the FBI.
In the anteroom of Adolf Berle fined in the United States. All these 1313 M . M. U n io n __ _______M U . 9738
Quartermaster corps, is driving the “ Aqua-Cheetah” and passengers are
varieties
are
not
particularly
neces
J r.’s office in the state department,
T w o lio y a g o in g to I I . H. o r tw o m en
members of the army engineers board.
e a rn f u l l tu itio n .
W r it e o r c a ll
met one of our nation’s principle sary, one type being sufficient dur a can
t once
M o d e rn M a rb e r C o lle g e , 138
investigators.
His job, that of ing the emergency. Concentration
W . M a d is o n B t.. P o r tla n d , O re g o n .
tracking down suave morons—some on only one type of high octane
P R O D U C T IO N :
SPELL:
barbers needed
of them from our "upper clawses” gas also would considerably increase
At Home
Jobe w a itin g . P a y w h ile le a rn in g . N o
who would scuttle our ship of state gasoline output and distribution.
For Hreothinft
There is plenty of oil in the a p p re n tic e s h ip n e c e aa a ry . F e w w eeks
for a few phennigs.
As the conflict overseas went into
c o m p le te , ( ’a ll o r w r it e
Following the defeat of Britain in
In the hall outside the chief of U. S. A.; it is only a matter of
a breathing spell, the nation moved Crete fighting dropped almost to its
M O L 1 M B A M B B M COXsIaBOH
refining
and
distribution.
B e a ttie
it
Teoom a
ti
B pokane
forward to forge a wartime industri lowest possible terms in the Euro passport’s office, shook hands with
Note — The anti-trust laws have
al plan which would succeed in pro pean war, but it became bitter my old friend, “ Flash” Cullen,
F IL M D E V E L O P IN G
ducing the goods and getting them enough in diplomatic circles, and famed international photographer of prevented the oil companies from
cutting competition of this kind, but
to Britain.
there was ample evidence that ac two score years ago, now back in the government oil administrator
F A S T S E R V IC E
As Wendell Willkie toured the na tual warfare would break out soon service detecting phoney visas, docu
p e d e nd T w o P r ln te f r o »
tion urging immediate convoys, and in the Middle East on perhaps a ments, credentials. A ll existing U. S. should be able to do what the oil M o ll D ev e M lo ach
Oood N e g a tiv e
passports were nullified after April companies can’t.
lashing back at his critics for so fiercer scale than any thus far.
10,
1941.
The
new
ones
issued
for
25c
But
LaGuardia,
who
made
his
own
doing, step by step President Roose
For Hitler was determined to con
BBTBM M PH O TO COM PAM Y
velt was tiding to carry out some of quer Suez, Malta, Alexandria and one year—and then only after ex terms when he took his defense post, M ob W W
-4 3 6 5
P o r tla n d . O re.
IN ONE pattern, sunsuit, frock
on all individuals. is still in charge of national morale.
his “ fireside chat” pledges.
Gibraltar, drive the British out of haustive research
* and bonnet are all included.
•
•
•
T O U I l P IC T U R E S D A T E D , no e x t r a
The knottiest and most immediate the Mediterranean, all as a possible
Even if she's only two, she can
for an appointment with
©oat.
Send d a te .
W i l l a p p e a r In
problem was that of labor, which prelude to the long-deferred invasion the Waiting
SECRECY OF CONVOYS
c o rn e r o f p r in t.
8 e x p o s u re r o ll 30c.
President in the office of Gen.
put on the front-button frock all
found more than 50,000 workers out of England itself.
Most people don't realize it, but one e n la r g e m e n t fr e e , m o n e y r e f u n d by herself; the plain neckline and
Edwin Watson, his m ilitary secre
on defense strikes, with the North
Britain, on the other hand, hav tary, noticed the new Polish ambas the contents of almost every ship ed I f n o t n a tle fa c to r y . S u p e rio r P lo - ruflly wing sleeves w ill be cool
American Aviation walkout the most ing committed itself to defend Crete sador and the new Polish premier- leaving the United States for Eng t u r e C o., P . O . B o x 489, P o r tla n d . O re. and comfy, all summer long. This
serious, and the logging strike in “ to the death,” and driven out of in-exile; also Wade Johnson and Ber land is known to Nazi Germany. 8 P R I N T S A N D T W O K S L A H G B -
trio is sweet in percale, gingham,
the Northwest the bitterest—being that stronghold, now announced that
However, learning just when the M K N T S 25c— M a d e by P o r tla n d '« la r g -
linen, seersucker.
r e t a il ko d a k f lu ln h e r
S a tis fa c
the one which flaunted the powers it would not only defend northern nard M. Baruch. The latter hasn’t shipment w ill reach England and eat
e
e
e
tio n g u a ra n te e d
Q u a lit y P ic tu r e Co.
changed
much
since
World
War
I.
of the National Defense Mediation Africa and the Middle East, but Though three years older than my the route it w ill take, is another B ox W 3 5 7 3 , P o r tla n d . O regon .
P a tte rn No. 8871 la designed In a ll sizes
board.
I to 8 years.* S ite 3. 3 y ards 38-lnch m s*
that its forces now were so disposed dad, he is taller, slimmer than I. matter.
HELP W A N T E D
te rla l w ithou t nap; S’ b y ards b ra id . Fo r
The President, after waiting until that it had hopes of victory.
Getting information regarding the
Today
his
office
is
outdoors
in
Lafay
this a ttra c tiv e p a tte rn , send y o u r order to;
the board had patiently fallen down
S t r a w b e r r y p ic k e r« w a n te d , n e w c le a n
The diplomatic struggle, while not
park, immediately opposite the departure of supply ships to Eng fie
k in g n o w a t beat, c a m p in g
on the job, issued what he had nev so blood-chilling as had been the ette
land is relatively simple. Ail Nazi a c c ld o « m , o d p a ic tio
White
House,
across
Pennsylvania
M o u te 5,
S E W IN G C IR C I.K P A T T E R N D E F T .
er done before, a plain threat to the swarms of parachutists descending avenue. There of a morning you can agents have to do is go down to the M ills b o r o , O n re » g o B n . , Y o . r X c w a a ll s a kl.
M. X. M a o -
149 New M ontgom ery Ave.
unions involved that if they did not on the mountain-tops of Crete, was see
L a u g h lin B Co., ph o n e B e a v e rto n 8703.
Saa F ra n c I»ro
C alif.
“ Wild
B
ill”
Donovan,
Ed
Stet-
*
atcr,
f
ront
watch
the
loading
of
_
L
F » 14,.. 1-» —
L. . V. —
— e The
ra I
.
,
submit to arbitration, the govern sufficiently awe-inspiring for those
British
ships.
type
of
goods
Enclose 15 cents in coins for
tinius,
Henry
Morgenthau
Jr.,
or
F O R SALE
ment would take over the plant.
with intelligence enough to under John L. Lewis. Barney Baruch is being loaded cannot be readily con
P a tte rn N o .......................... S ize ..............
Despite the pleas of the national stand what it was all about.
cealed.
N a m e ............................ . ................• • • • • • •
ex-officio
in
World
War
I
I
;
approves
1900 A C R E S . C R E E K . « H I’ U IN O S .
union officials local strike leaders
Or if an American vessel is loud- 175 A c re « c u lt iv a t e d w it h 7 In D e lle -
Britain was seeking to justify a and disapproves; shakes his head
Address ...................................... ..................
decided to continue the strike.
loue a p p le « .
2 houae«. la r g e b a rn ,
move into Syria by stating that 15,-
then maybe agrees; but all in ! ing for the Red Sea, the papers eheep
«bed«, c h ic k e n 1 io u m «* n .
2 -c a r
It was then that the President’s 000 Germans, many of them carry and
915,000
te rm «
N o tra d e .
all, he deplores the laxness of de signed by the crew must disclose the g a ra g e
threat became fact and U. S. army ing suitcases marked with a large mocracy.
port of destination. This is required O ro n S ho ck, T o n a s k e t, W a s h in g to n .
moved in to take charge of the “ J ” to indicate that they were Jew
Found F. D. looking very fit, bub by law, so that a seaman may know 2880 A. S to c k R a n c h s u ita b le f o r C a t*
IL L !5 i
plant. Troops advanced on the pick ish refugees, had “ taken posses bling
over with good spirits, effer where he is going, and because ex t ie o r Sheep, 1000 A. C u lt iv a t io n and
LICE
et lines and were soon inside the sion” of the country, making it "oc
C ro p « tin d e r lea«« 4100 A . a ll fenced,
tra
insurance
and
sometimes
extra
vescing with ideas. Almost every
ro o d b ldg«.
35000 p a y m e n t w i ll buy.
plant. Notice was given that all cupied territory.”
one else in the East, along our At wages are paid if the ship enters W r it e J o h n M lc k e rt, M e i» , W a e h .
workers desiring to go back to work
certain
areas.
This the Germans denied, and lantic seaboard and in our major
3— 0 . 4
C a t e r p illa r
t r a c to r «
w id e
were now able to do so.
France cryptically said it would manufacturing cities takes a much
Once a British ship is loaded, how-
age, th o ro u g h ly re c o n d itio n e d .
Thus the government’s patient “ defend its colony” against any ag gloomier view of the situation than ever, the utmost secrecy is imposed 1— g 114
cu. f t
F la m o E le c t r o lu x r e
policy with labor to help in the all- gression, the statement pointedly di
e ra to r.
the one man on whose broad shoul- on **s route and time of departure, 1— M f r ig
e llo t« c re a m a e p e ra to r.
out defense effort turned from that rected against Britain and the Free ders
the decisions eventually rest! Usually the ship hugs the shore as 1— 200 a m p . p o rta b le G E a rc w e ld e r.
of merely a request to a demand. French under DeGaulle.
t e r p illa r w it h 2 0 - f t . h e a d
Lunched on his crowded desk—pea ^ar
os the Canadian port ot I — e N r, o. p 38 a r C t ia a lly
Conscience and Passions
It was clear that under the provi
on ru b b e r.
i n good
Paralleling this diplomatic strug soup, chicken a la king, strawberry Halifax. There it may wait for days
Conscience is the voice of the
c o n d itio n .
sions of the unlimited emergency gle was Germany’s effort toward
Z,. O . T A M M A N B BOM B. Condon
Outside his office the or even two or three weeks for a
soul, the passions are the voice of
the government had the authority to Moscow, apparently to frighten Sta shortcake.
convoy
to
be
made
up.
grass
was
very
green.
Tiny
buds
the body.—Rousseau.
act as it did.
i. L STOCK F U R N IT U R E , I
lin into permitting Nazi passage peeped out of branches. Dogwood
When it finally leaves for the haz tlo n good f o r c o rn e r g ro c e r; r e n t 313
Although the army was in direct through Russia to the Middle East,
p e r m o n th , In c lu d in g liv in g q u a r te rs .
charge of the plant and had as and the strengthened efforts of the 1 and magnolias blossomed. A robin ardous voyage across the Atlantic, B v e n d a g a a rd , E p h r a t a , W a s h .
sured all workers that they would Japanese to force the Dutch East bobbed about, and Falla, the Presi orders are given to the ship's mas C A T T L E R A N C H , 640 A C K E R , 55
be given adequate protection, medi Indies to supply the country with oil. dent's shaggy scottie, scampered ter by hand. Nothing is trusted to a cre « a l f a lf a , 400 a c re « can be c u l
around a green wire enclosed run radio. A small boat puts out from
a te d .
F r e e ra n g e .
B o rd e r« C o u lee
ation efforts still went forward.
38-52 "I
This latter effort was the nearest way, in and out of his little green the commander of the convoy, car r tiv
e s e r v o ir f o r h a lf m ile .
L o c a tio n fo r
yrs.oldj
Washington official sources dis to getting the United States into Swiss
s ta tio n , r e s o r t, 6 m ile s n o rth H u n te r s
chalet.
rying
sealed
orders
to
the
master
of
closed that every effort was being War, and even Ambassador Grew,
on O ile d 22.
C. T i f f a n y , C ed o n ia,
To me the President has never each vessel.
H E E D T H IS A D V IC C il
W ash.
made to reach an agreement be perhaps closest in the world to the
He is older, wearier,
T h o iu a n d a o f wom en
No other orders are given, and no R E C S P O T T E D P O L A N D C H I N A
tween the demands of the local un “ inside story” of Japan, frankly changed.
a re helped to Ko «mill
grayer. As charming, considerate,
ion and the company.
W IN E .
Q u a lit y b re e d in g
N a t io n a l
in g th r u d u trra a p ecul
stated that he believed the United decent as ever. His views on the radio messages are exchanged dur S R ecord
ia r to w om en— caused
ing the trip except in case of at m an , W a o s n h ly . . L . B y r l M u rn a m , P u l l
Simultaneously it was learned States might be forced to enter.
by th is period In life —
home
front,
the
battle
front,
the
la
tack, because radio messages might
that a few of the strikers, who had
w ith L y d ia K. P in k -
In the midst of all this Winant
ham 's Vegetable C o m -
R e n ta u ra n t f o r re n t, fu r n is h e d
A lso
been classified 2-A in the draft, were made a flying trip back to this coun bor front are the same. His hu be picked up by Nazi patrol planes.
__ ____ p o u n d — fa m o u s f o r
la rg e r e f r ig e r a t o r , in s m a ll th r iv in g
called for their physical exams, and try, and rumors immediately start manitarian ideas, his lack of petti
over 60 years. I'ln k h a m '. C om pound
Note-Am erican ships, on the oth to w n o f G a s to n , O re , Good lo ca tio n .
ness,
his
fellowship
of
man,
are
as
—
m
ade r .p e r w l/y /o r w o m e n — h a .
informed that if they went back to ed that he was bearing a special
er hand, follow a regular, well-ad R en t r«an. In q u ir e nt B a rb e r S hop
helped Ih o u ta n a * to relieve such
work they would probably be re peace proposal from Germany, via they were 30 years ago. He seldom vertised course and constantly send M ik « Y u n k e r , T o re s t G ro v e , O re.
weak, nervous feellnits due to th ia
angers, seldom tires. Conciliation
fu n c tio n a l distu rb an ce. T r y l t l
classified in the deferred group, but Hess.
radio messages informing the
might be his middle name; fair play out
DENTAL PLATES
that if they did not, they might be
world
of
their
position.
This President Roosevelt prompt ! another.
Through the years we
expected to be sent to camp forth ly scotched, and capped his denial
4 4 4
AM O ALL I R A N C H t t O F
have been friends, I, for one, have
ft *
with.
Useful Daughters
D E N T IS T R Y on
with the story that he had positive 1 never doubted his sincerity. I have
MERRY-GO-ROUND
The presidential threat and the knowledge that a direct Nazi order
He that has daughters to m arry
CREDIT TERM S
Supporting the plan of Chief of
seen
men
come
and
go
around
him
Tofc® 5, 10, 19 A 4 ® n » h , to P a y
draft action were seen by observers had gone forward to American
let him give them silk to spin.
Staff Marshall to lower the age of
as the first sign that the govern agents of Germany to spread such a —men who couldn’t face the test, army commanders, war department
D
r
.
H
arry
S
e
m
l
ir
,
Decitisi
| stand the gaff; men who wouldn’t
ment was “ cracking down” on the rumor.
AllSHV Bt DC. • 3 n 1 MORRISON • PORTLAND. ORE
i realize that this is and remains as officials quote the late Justice Oli
labor-capital problem with some of
Winant, closeted with congression ■ it was at the beginning—a nation of, ver Wendell Holmes, who fought in
its total force.
al leaders in executive session, nev
the Civil war. To Lady Pollock,
Ericape M echanism
The administration also gathered er revealed all the purpose of his by and for the people. Our friend during the Spanish-American war,
BY YOUR L A X A T IV E -R E L IE V I
“ Why is it that lo m e people can
ship is not that of a king and a
to itself the right to dictate priori visit, but it was announced that:
CONSTIPATION THIS MODERN WAY
he wrote: “ A general of 45 and a not close a door quietly? asks G.
i
courier,
it
is
the
friendship
of
two
ties on the flow of raw materials and
private of 30 are old men.”
• W h en you feel gassy, headachy, logy
1. American actual intervention in
H em stiger.
machine tools to defense industries, the war was not needed at this time j men. And I am sure that he knows
due to clog g.d -up bo w el., do
m illio n ,
We do not know unless It be th a t
The
commerce
department
has
beyond
the
necessity
of
ever
asking,
do - t a lc . F e e n -A -M in t at bedtim e. N e v t
and also moved to meet a shortage —might not be needed.
since a m an can’ t h it his w ife in the
set
up
a
separate
British
empire
,
that
I
would
gladiy
give
my
hand,
m orning - thorough, comfo-. ta b le re lie f,
of oil by presenting favorably a plan
2. Intensive efforts to produce and
eye, it is his only avenue of self-
helping you e tart th e day fu ll o f your
to build a huge pipeline system from get war material to Britain should i my mind, my life for my President. unit, headed by W. Walton Butter- expression.
norm al energy and pep, feeling lik e a
worth,
former
state
department
offi
F.
D.
often
says
he
has
known
me
the southern oil fields to the indus be increased and speeded up.
m illio n l F e e n - A - M in t doesn't distu rb
longer than I have known him. You cial in London. His job is to estab
trial East.
your night’s r e it or in terfere w ith w ork the
’ Britain had noted a fall-off in see, he came to my christening!
lish
closer
commercial
ties
with
TOOLS
FIRST
next day. TYy F e e n -A -M in t, th e chewing
A recommendation for gasless ship sinkings, and believed the
gum la x a tiv e, y o u r« .//: I t ta s te , good, i t ’e
British dominions and colonies.
Sundays and daylight time for the American neutrality patrol was hav
handy and econom ical. . . a fa m ily supply
Back to Manhattan in a hurry for
After Gen. Allen Gullion, the
whole nation were other steps show ing an effect.
a
dinner
for
the
daughter
of
the
arm
y’s
efficient
judge
advocate
ing the trend of the day—toward a
4. Britain believed itself close to,
recognized, workable plan to mobi if not in actual possession of su president of Brazil; a brilliant af general, appeared in the comic strip
lize American industrial men and premacy of the air over the channel. fair. Escorted Madam Martin, the “ Hap Hopper,” he received a let
Brazilian ambassadress, into din ter from an old boyhood chum say
factory power to a point where its
WNU—13
25 41
Although the picture changed rap
functioning would be sufficient to idly, this was as near to “ spot ner. She is a striking middle-aged ing: “ I have been wondering where
brunette,
a
sculptress
of
note
at
you
were
for
40
years,
and
now
at
turn out the needed engines and mu news” of the British situation that
home and a woman of great charm last I ’ve located you through the
nitions of war.
anybody had been able to get.
and intelligence.
funny papers.”
4 4 4
Twenty-six years ago Assistant
SEEING THINGS: Cocktailed in Secretary of the Navy Franklin
the Plaza’s Persian Room.
Dick Roosevelt toted a friend’s baby son
\ W H E N kidnsyt (unction badly and
Gasparre's orchestra was playing around the old Poughkeepsie, N. Y.,
YY you suffer a n.gging backache,
and
Paul
Haakon
dancing.
Teen
Savings
bank,
much
to
the
amuse
<L Treasury Secretary Morgenthau
<L
Navy Secretary Knox speaking
with d iitin n i, burning, scanty or too
age youngsters sipped cokes and ment of Judge John E. Mack, who
announced that more than 3,000 in
i« Hr—ui__.
.
»peaning
freauent urination and getting up at
Washingtrn, said competitive sys
P lu m b e r— W here’, the leak?
members of the Coast Guard will tems could be worked out whereby m ilk shakes. The younger male later nominated FDR for President.
night; when you feel lired, nervous,
Cook—
D
on’t
bother
m
e,
go
back
be transferred to the navy to man the government would give awards crop is handsomer this year. But The other day, on the anniversary
all upset. . . ute D o in ’« Pill».
and get the to o l, you forgot flrat.
not as healthy, if Army Selective
Doan’« are especially for poorly
transport and auxiliary vessels.
to one of two groups of workers in service figures are to be taken as an of the incident, the baby—Charles
working kidney«. Millions of boxes
C. Selective Service Deputy Director any shipyard finishing first in the
Durant Maines of Flint, Mich.—was
are used every year. They ere recom-
Secret of Happlnena
Hershey asked congress to enact building of two ships of the same index. The young ladies are ageing inducted into the army.
mended the country over. Ask your
“ We have been m a rrie d over •
legislation authorizing deferment type, and to shipbuilding companies, earlier. They look so much alike I
Rural Electrification Administra
neighbor!
from m ilitary service of all men who baaed on time elapsed in construc cannot tell them apart. New York tor Harry Slattery is proud of hav y e a r now, and we never q uarrel. I f
had reached their twenty-seventh tion of the same type of ships under is flooded with “ Dutch caps” on the ing strung up wires in Alaska and a difference of opinion arises and
back of their heads, and a new- the Virgin Islands. Also, he is mak I am right, H en ry alw ays g iv e , in
b i r f h d o v h v October 16 1940
construction
im m e d ia te ly .”
hair-do called “ the Churchill.”
ing a survey in Puerto Rico.
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MIDDLE-AGE
WOMEN [,
DON’T BE BOSSED
FEEN-A-MINT
Miserable
with backache?
“ And if he is rig h t? ”
“ Oh, that hasn't happened y e t”
D oans P ills