Southern Oregon News Review, Thursday, Septem ber 5. 1946
Make This Chair,
Shelf and Cornice
Postwar Confusion Exists in Orient
Courteous Japs Kow-Tow
To Victorious Americans
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RUSSIA'S BIG MISTAKE
By B A V K H A G E
•Y em
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n
WHICH
( P li
W ASHINGTON.
If the Soviet
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governm ent had d e lib e ra te ly set out
to m a k e o u s t.ik e s it co u ld n't llS V t
made m ore than it has piled up hi
in i’ l l ” ,-
ORAI
ei I « ! 11
the past year In the one year that
XNll HUNG *■’ " ' T l
I has passed since V J Day, Russia
U H M MINI
« N i l COP HOOKA
has won the ill w ill of her neigh
boring countries in Europe, has lost
T IS a c o m b in a tio n o f th in g s th a t
v irtu a lly a ll her friends In the
h a rm o n iz e th a t m a k e u h o m e
U nited States and has turned most
cozy and a ttr a c tiv e . T h is c o rn e r
o f the w orld against her, -
o f a ro o m th a t w as fu rn is h e d w ith
In
considering
our
present
n e x t to n o th in g p ro v e s th a t.
strained re la tio n s w ith Russia, this
The chair fram e wa« m ade from odds
! is all im p o rta n t It indicates ttia t
nd ends of lumbei no piece longer than
fret
The shelf and m alehlng cor
tim e is running on our side, th a t
also were made of scrap lumber.
1 Russia's own policies are p la yin g nice
D ie curtulna and chair cushion are of un
i in to our hands, and that w ar cun inexpensive eoltun pilot
be avoided.
One year ago Soviet Russia was
Tills chair Is made with P*
the scallops with No. 207 'Hie cur-
considered the gre a t savior of the _nd
tain Idea Is from the booklet Make Your
w orld. In Europe, the Russians Own Curtains Booklet and pattern» are
were given cre d it, fa r m ore than 15 cents each postpaid Please mall re
quests for IxHiklrt and pallertis direct
the U nited States, fo r lib e ra tin g the to:
occupied
countries.
were
even
MHS Iti Til WYETH SPEAKS
hailed by some as the pioneers of
Hrdford lllllt. N. Y
Hrawer 10
a new w o rld o rd e r. In the U. S.,
Palleroa and Hnnklet are 15 cents
most A m ericans had a genuine a d
each.
m ira tio n fo r the heroism of the
N a me
, — — ... — ■- —
Russian people ii nd looked fo r-
Addreos .
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■ ■
w a rd to a period of frie n d ly co-
operation.
Today th a t good w ill has vanished.
fk. (V. (X.
?
In a ll o f Russia's satellites, w ith
the possible exception of F inland ?
7
and Czechoslovakia, the Soviet is 7
e xtre m e ly unpopular, even hated. 7
Rom ania and B u lg a ria would bolt \ A G eneral Quiz
Russia in a m in u te were it not fo r A-fk. fv p. fV. f\. (A. n A-f' n- C' A A-A-
the Red a rm y H ungary and A us
T h e Q u e s tio n s
tria , w hich Russia hoped to w in
over, voted o ve rw h e lm in g ly against |
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the Soviet. In F rance the strong
1. W h a t causes a m ira g e ?
C om m unist upsurge now has h it
2. W ho w a s th e fir s t v ic e p re s l-
the downgrade. Even in Y ugoslavia, ' d e n t to b e co m e p re s id e n t upon
w here T ito is supposed to be s u -ith e d e a th o f th e p re s id e n t?
prem e, the Russians are not popu- j 3. W h a t dues i t co st to m a k e
i n
L $ i b ill?
'll
In n h ti and Com m entator.
H M ' Service, 1616 Eye Streel.N.W.,
but th a t was, a fte r a ll, the O rie n t—
China, a nother world. . . .
R ecently, I had tw o experiences
Now the scene shifts to W ashing
w hich m elded.
ton again. I witness the m eeting
I ran into m y colleague, Kenneth of a husband and w ife. P lenty of
R om ney J r., son ot Kenneth R om such m eetings these days, s till. It
was touching. The man had dropped
ney Sr., sergeant
out o f the F a r E astern skies. It
a t - a r m s o f th
seemed only yesterday that I had
house o f re p re
heard he was in a c ity in the N eth
sentatives. Young
erlands Indies where the A m erican
R om ney recently
co rp o ra tion he represented had one
has taken up his
I of its g reat plants. He was the firs t
duties in radio
A m e rica n to v is it it since the te r r i
again a fte r a be
to ry had been won back fro m the
lated
discharge
enemy.
fro m the m ilita r y
lA K E ME ALONG, PLEASE . , . While I.eo Peters of New Hyde
B ut had it been won back?
service, the la t
Park, N. Y „ cheeks the motor of his 1911 Ford for the motorcade of
When I heard his story, I won-
te r p a rt of w hich
ancient automobiles to Detroit in revival of the Glldden tours, a nosey
I dered.
I t seems that when he
was s p e n t w ith
horse takes a gander at what's going on. Dobbin probably has some
reached the gates of the A m erican-
the " c l o a k and
interesting thoughts about the gas buggy that squeeied him out of
owned p la n t, he found a Japanese
things.
d a g g e r '* b o y s ,
on guard. He id e n tified h im se lf. In
th e O f f i c e
of
, a few m om ents, a s m ilin g and bow
S t r a t e g ic Serv-
Uaukhage
ices.
ing Japanese officer, s till w earing
C asually, he told me how he la n d m ost o f his u n ifo rm and speaking
ed in Shanghai. He had been s e rv understandable E nglish, appeared.
They began a to u r o f the prop
ing in China. S hortly a fte r V-J Day
he was ordered, along w ith some e rty, the Jap m ost d e fe re n tia l but o f
hundred o ther A m e ric a n officers fe rin g no w ord of explanation or
and soldiers, to Shanghai. I t was apology fo r the fa c t th a t he. a late
known there were no Chinese troops enemy, was in charge and not in
in the city. Shanghai had been in ja il. In fa ct, the Jap was v e ry lo
Japanese hands since the beginning quacious on the subject of the ex
B lack sea w ith the M e diterranean
A F F A IR S :
of the war. The c iv ilia n population cellent w o rk th a t he and his helpers F O R E IG N
w ith a show of m ilita r y strength in
had become none too co-operative. had done to put the p la n t back into
S ff iy s
fîh
the surrounding te rrito ry , the U. S.
Hence, the A m e rica n s (even the re p a ir and operation.
If the Russians sought to test w arned Moscow th a t an assault
"c lo a k and d a g g e r" boys) a rriv e d
He showed m y frie n d the various
in fu ll b a ttle dress.
places w here the buildings and m a A m e rica n te m p e r on th e ir aggres upon T u rkish soil would be consid
ered a th re a t to w o rld peace.
T h e ir plane landed, and little chinery had been dam aged—e v i sive p ostw ar d ip lo m a cy, they re
W hile re je c tin g R ussia's proposal
brow n men came fo rw a rd tow ard dence, he pointed out, sm ilin g , of ceived am ple in d ic a tio n th a t this
them .
The A m e rica n s had th e ir the excellent m a rksm a n sh ip of the co u n try w ould stand fa s t on a s tiff fo r jo in t co n tro l of the v ita l w a te r
way w ith T u rke y, the U. S. in d ic a t
rifle s at " re a d y .” Some fired. B ut A m e ric a n
a ir force.
He dem ening of its p rin cip le s.
ed
its w illingness to p a rtic ip a te in
E
ven
as
the
state
d
e
p
a
rtm
e
n
t
pep-
the Japs, undeterred, cam e fo r- I onstrated w ith p a rtic u la r p rid e how
pered Russia and its sa te llite s w ith ! a conference to revise e xistin g reg-
w ard, bow ing deeply, s m ilin g . It e xce lle n tly the re p a ir w ork had
was a Japanese ground force, ready been done, obviously expecting (and strong notes, fo u r U S. cruisers, a c tio n s and expressed agreem ent
M ost in te re stin g fa ct is that the J 4. T h e B a ttle o f N e w O rle a n s ,
and anxious to service the A m e r re ce ivin g ) w ell-deserved praise for six destroyers and the g ia n t a irc ra ft w ith the Soviet on these points:
countries
nearest
the
Russians the m o s t d e c is iv e b a ttle o f th e
1. Merchant ships of ail coun
ican planes.
the technical s k ill the Japanese re c a rrie r F ra n k lin D. Roosevelt hov
usually d is lik e them most. Thus in W a r o f 1812, w a s fo u g h t how long
tries
should
be
allowed
to
use
ered
in
the
M
e
d
ite
rra
n
e
a
n
,
jo
in
in
g
'
p
a
irm
e
n
had
shown.
L a te r came Jap officers w ith a !
m ore d ista n t F rance, there is m ore a fte r peace w a s d e c la re d ?
the B ritis h fleet in an im p re s s iv t , the straits.
whole fleet o f lim ousines.
The 1 V ery nice, of course.
pre-Soviet sentim ent than in the ad
5. T h e s o -c a lle d fo u r e le m e n ts —
A m e rica n s were guests, not con- !
B u t A m e rica n in d u s try s till reaps show o f strength.
2. Warships of the Black sea
ja c e n t Balkans.
fire
, w a te r, e a rth and a i r — a re not
querors.
The conquered enemy no benefit fro m th a t plant, and a l
Y u g o sla v ia — S trongest U. S. ac- ! powers should always be al
F in a lly , in (Jje A m e ric a n -B ritis h e le m e n ts . W h a t a re th e y?
w ere hosts—not ju s t the conquered. though the Japanese gain no p ro fit tion was taken against T ito ’ s C om
lowed passage through the
zones o f G erm any, Germ ans are
6. H ow m a n y fe e t b e lo w sea
They offered to find accom m oda th e re fro m , this A m e rica n p ro p e rty m u n ist-dom inated Yugoslav govern
straits.
fe
a
rfu
l
lest
the
western
allies
even
le
v
e l is th e D ead sea o f P a le s tin e ?
tions and the trim m in g s . A little is s till, lite ra lly , in the hands of the m ent fo r shooting down tw o u n pro
3. Special permission should
tu a lly evacuate and Russia w alks in
confusing, the A m ericans thought. enemy.
tected A m e ric a n tra n s p o rt planes
• • •
be needed for passage of the
T h e A n s w e rs
w hich strayed o ff th e ir course w hile
warships
of
other
powers
U. 8. STOCK GOES UP
en route fro m A u s tria to Ita ly .
through the straits.
Thus the w o rld has turned against
1. R e fra c tio n of lig h t rays pass-
Lashing B elgrade fo r shooting at
P o la n d — C harging irre g u la ritie s an aggressor nation. Thus also, the | |rlj» th ro u g h v a r y in g la y e rs o f at-
the defenseless planes of a frie n d ly in counting ballots, censorship re w orld has turned tow ard a nation m o sp h e rc.
nation, the U. S. demanded release s tric tio n s and persecution of non- w hich has no selfish axes to g rin d
F o r one whole week, I saved all
Just tw o pages o f m im eographed
2. Jo h n T y le r , te n th p re s id e n t
the things th a t came to me by m a il m a te ria l fro m the "F rie n d s o f F in n o f fliers of the s tric k e n c ra ft w ith in C om m unists, the U. S note to W ar and w hich is a tte m p tin g to co-oper
3. T h re e -q u a rte rs of a c e n t.
48
hours
o
r
threatened
re
fe
rra
l
of
saw accused the R ussian-dom inat ate w ith the rest of the w orld.
w hich I h a d n 't asked fo r —except ish D e m o cra cy.” C ruel iro n y here.
4. F ifte e n d a ys.
personal letters. I have ju s t counted R em em ber when i t was "b ra v e l i t the case to the U nited N ations ed gove rn m en t of vio la tio n o f its
T his is w hat S ecretary of State
5. C o m p o u n d s.
w
ith
Yugoslavia
charged
w
ith
ag
co
m
m
itm
e
n
ts
to
hold
free
and
un
them , and there are 233 separate tle F in la n d ” ?
Byrnes has sincerely trie d to do at
R em em ber when
6. T h e D e a d sea is 1,290 fe e t be
gressive
acts.
R
id
ic
u
lin
g
B
elg
ra
de
’
s
fette re d elections.
pieces in a ll. The to ta l num ber of F innish M in is te r Procope couldn’ t
P a ris ; and as fa r as this observe
lo w sea le v e l.
To achieve such elections, the U. could ascertain, his patient, fa ir
pages I am expected to read adds go anyw here w ith o u t being applaud reference to the incidents as "u n
happy
accidents,”
the
U.
S.
stated
up to n e a rly a thousand.
• S. said, fu lle st freedom m ust be giv- m inded p o licy is paying dividends
ed? F in la n d paid her w a r debts!
I en to such p a rtie s as the Polish P a rt o f the w odd, once ready to
The one on top is "th e back of She even managed not to duck a ft the attacks were deliberate.
Convinced th a t the U. S. w asn’t W orkers, Peasants, L a b o r and So
the book” fro m Om nibook. A col er the w a r! Well, F in la n d ’ s friends
sing R ussia’s praises, has veered
lection of am using stories. B ut O m are pro te stin g now over the re p a ra fooling. T ito ordered release of the cialists. F u rth e r, representatives of tow ard the U nited States.
nibook its e lf is b etter s till and I be tions dem anded by Russia . . . heav flie rs and hastened to te ll A m e rica n those p a rtie s m u st be granted p<^
T herefore, the No. 1 point of
lieve I have every issue, begin ie r in p ro p o rtio n to population, newsmen th a t he had com m anded sitions on e le cto ra l com m issions; A m e rica n
p o licy
should
be to
his
arm
ed
forces
to
desist
fro
m
fu
r
ning w ith Vol. 1, No. 1.
local results m u st be announced, w ork things out w ith in the fa m ily
they say, than are any o ther na
N ext comes "N ew s F ro m Swed tio n ’ s. To pay the reparations b ill, th e r attacks on planes.
and adequate appeal provided for of nations; to put P alestine and
en,” a m im eographed collection of the statem ent cla im s, e ve ry m an in
D ard a n elles— W ith the Rus election disputes.
other co n tro ve rsia l problem s under
fe a tu r-y paragraphs fro m the A m e r F in la n d w ould have to w o rk eight sians backing up th e ir dem and on
the U nited N ations; not to le t the
O'Sullivan SOLES as well as
ican-Swedish News Exchange. I re hours a day fo r seven years.
j T u rk e y fo r jo in t co n tro l of the D ar-
B ritis h d ra g us in to separate a lii
call when the Swedish m in is te r here
s tra its
connecting
the
Heels next time you have your
ances. T his is our greatest danger
H ere’ s a speech by Senator T a ft ' danelles
Plan A head
consulted me about the founding of
I f we become the ta il o f the
fro m his office, “ not p rin te d at gov
W
arning
that
the
U.
S.
w
ill
have
such a p u b lic ity bureau, back be
shoes repaired.
B ritis h kite , we can be euchred into
ernm ent expense.” Stuck together
i little tim e fo r p re p a ra tio n before
fo re we got into W orld W ar I.
w
a
r
w
ith
Russia
—
e
xa
ctly
where
is a new s-print p a m p h le t called th^
j the n e xt w ar, a rm y and navy m e m
The next is one o f the UAW -CIO
the B ritis h fo re ig n office im p e ria l
" P o ll Tax R e p e a le r," and th a t blast
THiy PUT SPRING
bers of the se rvices’ in d u s tria l col
re g u la r releases, and then the CIO
ists w ant us. B u t as long as the
fro m the R epublican n a tio n a l com
lege issued a 37-page re p o rt o u tlin
News, a 16-page weekly, p rin te d , I
& INTO youR
s m a lle r independent nations of the
m itte e on the P re s id e n t’ s budget
ing te n ta tiv e plans fo r economic
suppose, fo r th e ir m em bership.
w o rld are convinced of our unsel
message. A v e ry neat little book
m o b iliza tio n in event of h o stilitie s.
Then one of the valuable N a tio n al
STEP!'
le t (a d d itio n a l copies w ill be fu r
E la b o ra te gro u n d w o rk fo r M -Day fish m otives, as long as we re
Opinion Research surveys put out
m a in aloof fro m both sides, our
nished) by S tandard O il o f New J e r
w
ould
be
la
id
d
u
rin
g
peacetim
e
by the U n iv e rs ity of D enver. This
leader is secure
sey, e ntitled "Steps to S e c u rity .”
under the plan.
Headed by the strength as a w • o rld
one is a poll of A m e ric a n opinion
• •
Now a tissue carbon labeled " M id
P
resident,
a
n
a
tio
n
a
l
se
cu
rity
coun
on the G erm ans and Japs and how
n ig h t C ry ” w ith a series of B ib lic a l
c il would fo rm u la te d ip lo m a tic and TENSION INCREASES
we th in k they got th a t way.
Seven fa
H ow ever, th is alone m a y not head
m ilita r y p o lic y ; a resources board
M ore Business Weeks, and " P ro texts s h rie kin g doom.
m ilia r b rig h t y e llo w pages fro m the
w ould develop policies fo r co n tro l o ff w ar w ith Russia. As this is
g ra m In fo rm a tio n ” fro m m y own
lin g w a rtim e econom y; a ce n tra l re w ritte n , censored d ip lo m a tic dis
A m e rica n B roadcasting com pany. A N ational H ig h w a y Users associa
search agency w ould co-ordinate patches fro m the F a r E ast re p o rt
p rin te d le tte r fro m the P a y ro ll tion, w hich is one o f the real, h a rd
scie n tific w ork, and a c iv ilia n plans three days of rifle s k irm is h in g be
G uarantee association w ith an en w o rkin g p u b lic ity bureaus.
Now we come to an a ttra c tiv e 12-
board would fit together the a c tiv i tween A m e rica n and Russian troops
closure on “ civ iliz e d cats, m ic e and
along the Korean border. This is
ties o f the various groups.
cheese.” The A m e rica n Feed M an page tabloid newspaper, “ The P ro
• « • • a n d s o le
In ad d ition , a n a tio n a l inte llig e n ce thé firs t tim e U. S.-USSR troops
u fa c tu re rs ’ association handout say gressive and L a F o lle tte ’ s M aga
zine.” I am g lad to note it is s till
a u th o rity w ould fu rn ish planners have d e lib e ra te ly fired at each
in g the feed shortage is over.
regardless
of
the
w ith necessary in fo rm a tio n ; a fo r other. A no th e r censored dispatch
G eneral M otors sends m e the progressive,
eign resources board w ould e va lu fro m London re p o rts the B ritis h
n in th in a series of production re changes in the L a F o lle tte a c tiv itie s
and p ro c liv itie s . The firs t page has
ate the re q u ire m e n ts o f countries general sta ff m eeting d a ily to plan
ports. (W hat could have happened
a nice cartoon of a garbage can
a id in g o u r economy, and a p ublic stra te g y fo r defending the B ritis h
to the other eight?)
TO GET MORE
labeled “ W ar c o n tra c t scandals.”
re lations agency would keep the life lin e in the N e a r East.
The release fro m the N ational Looks in te re stin g , but W A IT A
p u b lic in fo rm e d on m o b iliza tio n
In o ther words, c e rta in b e llig e r
P lanning association announces that M IN U T E . I th in k they w a n t m e to
plans.
ent elem ents in Russia are quite
Leon Henderson and the o ffic ia l P AY fo r it. H e re ’ s a re tu rn card
A N O T H E R SO LU TIO N . . . Head-
C om plem enting
the
services’ w illin g to ris k w a r now ; and ce r
o f a big co rp o ra tion have been add saying “ 25 weeks’ subscription, $1.”
If your blood LACKS IRON!
room in a section of one ot the
w ork, D onald M. Nelson, fo rm e r ta in elem ents in E ngland believe
ed to th e ir board of tru ste e s—and Oh dear!
You stria and women who suiter so from
I t m u s t have gotten
bom bers offered fo r sale by a rm y
w
a
r
production
chief,
w
ill
undertake
a showdown is b e tte r now than
sim ple anem ia th at you’re pale, weak
i f you w ant to know about the dis in to the w rong pile. I ’m not going
a ir forces a t Chanute F ie ld , III.,
"dragged o u t”—this may bo due to lack
a c iv ilia n study o f economic m o la te r. In a charged atm osphere lik e
trib u tio n o f fats and oils by the de to look any fu rth e r. I m ig h t find
2,f?*?®2r*ron 80 try Ly(,»‘ E Plnkham 's
fo r use of home-seekers is dem
b
iliz
a
tio
n
at
the
request
o
f
Presi«
this,
one
spark
can
cause
tragedy.
TABLETS—oho of tho best hom e ways
p a rtm e n t of a g ric u ltu re , you can m ore of that kind.
onstrated by a g irl employee.
to build up red blood—in such cases
dent T rum an.
H ow ever, th is o b se rve r’ s e xp e ri
have m y copy of the second in te rim
Plnkham's Tablets are one of tho great
ence in w a tch in g fo re ig n a ffa irs con
re p o rt fro m the C om m ittee on Sm all
est blood-iron tonics you can buyl At
all drugstores. Worth trylngl
vinces h im th a t seldom does any
Business pursuant to H. Res. 64.
nation provoke an in cid e n t i f it
O r M a y b e Y o u ’d
knows th a t in cid e n t means w a r; thus W N U — 13
36— 4(
the best w ay to p re ve n t w a r is to
P r e f e r R a il L o a d in g s
le t a p rospective b e llig e re n t know
Maybe you’d ra th e r have fre ig h t
he
w ill get it in the neck i f he
loadings of the week fro m the As
sticks his neck out.
sociation of A m e rica n R ailw ays, or
In o ther words, i f Russia knows
W ASHINGTON. - A lthough th e ir the other q u a lifica tio n s can s ta rt
perhaps you w ant to bid on the p u r
U nder new law, 71-year-old R epre
chase of 15 or fe w e r L a n d in g Ship careers as la w m a ke rs on C apitol g e ttin g the checks w ith the s ta rt of sentative H atton W. Sumners (D em ., c a te g o ric a lly and d e fin ite ly th a t she
M a y W a rn o f Disordered
T a n k (LST) type vessels? O r p e r H ill are over, m d k y of the con 1947. Y ounger men m u st w a it un Tex.),
ch a irm a n
o f the Hous; w ill be at w a r w ith us i f she be
K id n e y A c tio n
haps you'd p re fe r some all-wool gressmen who w o n 't re tu rn in Ja n u t i l they are 62.
ju d ic ia ry com m ittee, who is r e tir comes an aggressor against the
Pension provisions of the new in g a fte r 17 term s, appears e lig ib le U nited N ations, then the chances
Modern life with Its hurry snd worry.
A m e rica n flags, o r a B K steel barge a ry can re m a in on fe d e ra l p a yro lls
Irregular habits, improper eating and
congressional re o rg a niza tio n
la w fo r the la rg e st pension i f he wants are 100 to 1 Russia w ill ris k no w ar.
fo r d ry o r liq u id cargo? No? Well, by q u a lify in g tor pensions.
drinking—its risk of exposure and infec
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show th a t some o f the n a tio n a l fig. it.
tion-throw s heavy strain on the work
no h a rm in m a kin g the offer.
A t least 57 congressm en have end ures who have gone down to defeat
of the kidneys. They are apt to become
N ext e x h ib it is "N e w s F ro m
COULD HAVE STOPPED HITLER
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over-taxed and fail to filter excess acid
ed th e ir service, 36 o f them q u it in th is y e a r's p rim a rie s can have
and
other impurities from the life-giving
F ra n ce ” fro m the F rench In fo rm a
To illu s tra te : I f A d o lf H itle r had
tin g v o lu n ta rily and 21 h a vin g been old age se c u rity i f they m eet re receive a p p ro x im a te ly $6,300 y e a r
blood*
tion service. I ’ll a d m it I asked fo r
ly. I f he ups the ante on back pay know n he w ould have been a t w ar
You may suffer nagging backache,
defeated in th e ir cam paigns fo r re- quirem ents.
that, along w ith the a ttra c tiv e m ag
headache, dizziness, getting up nights,
ments, he can increase that am ount w ith France arid England when he
election.
leg
pains, swelling—feel constantly
B rie fly , these re quirem ents are o n ly s lig h tly , because congressmen sent his troops Into the R u h r and
azine, " L a R epublique F ra n ça ise .”
tired, nervous, all worn out. Other signs
Beginning n e xt ye a r, congressmen th a t they have served six years received o n ly $7,500 y e a rly pay d u r R hineland he never would have
of kidney or bladder disorder aro some
H ere's the state d e p a rtm e n t’ s
times burning, scanty or too frequent
w eekly b u lle tin w hich is P a rt Three who have served long enough and and th a t they deposit w ith the re in g a la rg e p a rt o f his tenure.
given them m a rch in g orders. As it
urination.
o f th a t in te re s tin g series on the pay the m in im u m assessment w ill tire m e n t fund a m in im u m back pa y
Try Doan'» Pill». Doan'» help ths
W ith a s im ila r $2,674 paym ent, was, fe a rin g w a r, he gave them two
kidneys to pass off harmful exresa body
present status o f G erm an youth. I s ta rt d ra w in g re tire m e n t pay as do m ent of $2,674 to cover the la st five Sen. B u rto n K . Wheeler, defeated sets o f orders, one to advance and
waste. They have had more than half a
was planning to w rite an a rtic le on other fo rm e r fe d e ra l employees. I t years. I f they w ish to m ake la rg e r fo r D e m o cra tic re n o m in a tio n in the the second to re tre a t i f the French
century of public approval. Are recom
mended by grateful users everywhere,
th a t subject m yse lf, but they te ll w ill range fro m $1,500 to upw ards back paym ents, they can obtain M ontana p rim a ry , can d ra w about resisted. Like w ise , H itle r never
A»k your neighbor! \
me the magazines are overbought of $7,500 a year.
pensions up to th ree-fourths of $4,900 y e a rly . A lik e am ount is w ould have sent his troops in to Aus
on G erm any.
Won’ t buy another
R e tirin g congressm en who have th e ir to ta l average pay w h ile in a va ila b le fo r Sen. H e n rik Shipstead tr ia i f he hadn’t known the A llie s
thing.
reached the age of 62 and have m et congress.
(Rep., M in n .), also defeated.
w ere unprepared. He was rig h t as
la te r events proved.
Washington, D. C.
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