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S o u th e r n AT FIRST HON OF A O re g o n M in e r , T h u r s d a y , J a n u a r y 18, 1945 SEWING CIRCLE NEEDLECRAFT I f P eter P ain ,f has you 1 ’ ‘Fluffy Ruffles’ Crocheted Apron Due to an unusually large demand and current w ar condition«. «Ughtly more tim e ta required In lilting orders tor a tew of the moat popular pattern num ber*. Send your order to; Cold P n p a n tio a a a t dm ctod Starts INSTANTLY ta relieve Sewing Circle Needlecraft llept. i>* JJIJ Man t r a u d i r ò g. f a llt . Washington, D. C. Soreness and Stiffness F o r blessed p ro m p t re lie f — ru b oa p o w e rfu lly so o th in g M u a te ro la . I t actually help* break up painful local congestion. So much easier to apply than a mustard plaster. “ N o f u t t . N o muse with M utlerole!" Just rub it on. InS Strengths HHUJJ 7all’ll I ,’ I , L’l I 3 ?4 f 1 1 3 Encloae Id cent* fur Pattern G R E E N V . S. C O M M A N D E R S B L A M E D EOR SETBACK Those in the know inside the Pen tagon building say that if there is ever a thorough arm y probe it w ill show that U. S. Intelligence fell down even more badly than form er Chief of Staff Gen. Peyton March indicate! regarding advance prepa- rajions for the G erm an break through. Even Am erican news dis patches told of Germ an activity be hind the lines and lights burning at night. M ilita ry experts also say, how EASIEST WAY TO RELIEVE ever, that other factors contributed Miseries from Head Colds to the serious setback, one of them F or 55 yearn R e a t U a * N a s a l Jwlty ban b«*« a being failure to have experienced •u c c r w q u ic k ly r r l i r \ t n < c vM < l a « r s , hosts and n u srn ci o i head cold». W hy? Because colonels and lieutenant-colonels as it a *o aoothuut to inflamed, swollen ttaaue. Open* nosr firat apotfcatioa field commanders. They trace this I s a t liq u id D o e * n t ru n M illio n » oi tube« u<wxl Aak to t KoaOoa a I back to a ruling by the late Gen at any drug »tore. fSJ eral M c N a ir, com m ander of the K O N D O N 'S N A S A L J E L L Y ground forces, that no colonel over = 48 could serve in combat overseas WNU—13 5 This meant that many of the regu- . la r arm y, national guard and re “ F L U F F Y ruffles'* — crocheted * apron in feminine pastels or serve officers who had been under fire in the last war, trained their white. Quickly and easily m ade men in the United States, went with of inexpensive m ercerized cotton. them to the port of em barkation, D ainty crocheted apron adds glam our Io then were left behind at desk jobs for COUGHS due to COLDS entertaining. Pattern 7361 contains in the U.S.A. Youngsters, who were your ' crochet directions for apron; stitches. only lieutenants or captains in 1941, really soothing because took their places. These youngsters they’re really had all the courage and vigor in the medicated y world, but they lacked one thing so all-im portant in battle — experience under fire. “ HOARSE” SENSE! M illions use F A F Loienges to give their throat a 15 m inute sooth ing, com forting treatm ent th a t reaches a il the way down. F o r coughs, throat irritations or hoarse ness result ing from colds or smoking, soothe w ith F 4 F . Box, only 1U< Buy War Savings Bonds SNAPPY FACTS ABOUT Vf RUBBER The " W e a s e l," one of th e la t est m ilita r y vehicles, has b e come a m a jo r adjunct to th e prosecution o f th e w a r be cause of its astonishing m a n e u v e ra b ility on a ll sorts o f te r ra in . The special ru b b e r tra c k on which it is p ro p e lle d w as designed a n d d e v e lo p e d b y The B. F. Good rich Co. I f anyone has any doubt about the seriousness o f the truck tire short age, he only has to know th a t ODT figures show that the truck ond truck tractors o f the country run up close to 48 billion miles a year of road travel. That calls for plenty of tires I RUBBER How To Relieve Bronchitis Creomulslon relieves promptly be cause it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender. In flamed bronchial m u co us m e m branes. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulslon with the un derstanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back. 106TH D IV IS IO N C A V E D F IR S T M ilita ry experts point out that the division reported to have caved in first when the Germans counter-at tacked was the 106th. It had just gone into the line and not one hostile shot had ever been fired over its head. This division gave way like straws before a tornado. d ~ ’“ 2 r LZ WrM* ° F,ff » **> *• l l T M l C / r * " • ' G e r fie ia H . o a o . h . U w ff 1 *X 3 Û ocM ... Fe * d « r - o i » tor Gortield io» coertipolioe, ead to keop eloon M 4 * .* W tITt, M W M T aa.. 414 4 M An.. l'Un K. KT.. Beat I P GARFIELD HEADACHE P O W D ERS C One CAPITAL CHAFF of the last acts of the 78th senate was to cancel from the fed eral government's list of assets, money borrowed by four southern cities In 1861, Just before the C ivil war. These have been listed as “ un available cash” since that date. New Orleans owed $31,164.44, Little Rock, A rk., $5.823.50; Savannah, Ga., $205.76, and Galveston, Texas $83.36. 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How ever, high-up officers, who have studied these battles, say the real fault was not theirs, but that all colonels of the 34th division which lost so heavily at Kasserine were replaced by green field commanders just before the division saw action. To get the entire picture, it is neces sary to recall that after Pearl H a r bor the arm y collected the majors, lieutenant - colonels and colonels from the regular arm y, national guard and reserves who had battle training in World W ar I, calling m any from civil life, and put them in charge of troop training. As a re sult the arm y had a sizable group of experienced field officers not easily stampeded. for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis «»««My w ith a single pow4er. CMto e n ly 2S< le r 12 Im H vM - tani 4 m m , 10c fo r 4 4 m m . A t y » u r *w g s to re . (Cafea: «■ M r lb DeoM) fessionul m agiciuns. including Houdini, were invented in 1916 by an am ateur, Dr. S. C. Hooker, says Collier's. One is a b ear's head that floats in the a ir and answ ers questions by nodding and moving from side to sid e ; the oth e r is a full deck of 52 cards, held upright in a sm all stand, any one of which will em erge, float and per form as com m anded. In 1935, the tricks becam e the property of John Mulholland, and Shirley Quimby of New York, to whom they were bequeathed with the understanding that their se crets were never to be divulged and that they were to be per formed only before m agicians_ never before the public. If a committee of congress should ever take the trouble to look up the officers of the 106th division It w ill find that Just be fore it sailed all Its older held officers were removed, and younger, but very green officers, put in their places. Had the 106th division held for only a few hours it would have made a ll the difference in the world to the rest of the arm y and to the length of the war. M c N a ir Copies British. Then in June 1942, General Mc N a ir, commanding the ground forces and an A -l general in most respects, suddenly decided to copy the British. He found that British colonels were around 45 years of age, so gave verbal orders that no Am erican colonel over 48 could serve with combat troops. A rm y experts say that undoubted ly, some colonels and lieutenant- colonels needed to be weeded out for physical or other reasons. The arm y has been too lax with its physically unfit during soft and easy years of peace. However, they believe that General M c N a ir swung fat too far <4 MUSCLE PAIN...^ KNOTTED UP WITH Camelback 5. Curing F ir e s t o n e O r a d e A C a m e lb a c k m ad e w ith F ir e s t o n e ’s e x c lu s iv e i n g r e d ie n t , ” M n t a c ,” gives prewar m i le a g e to F ir e s t o n e ’ s treading cures are governed by s tr ic t specifications developed by F ir e s to n e Laboratories and controlled with precision equipment. passenger tires. M ETHODS J. 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