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THE SHEBOYGAN (WIS.) PRESS. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1941 i mmuzw Save Fifth Freedom, Herbert Hoover Pleads Powder Plant Has Approval Of Roosevelt Case Records Of A psychologist Which Might Help You Out mm rttfr" are ifos to eupport their from Nervous len-! Syrette smoking tet a9, Many doctors araUv recommend chew- 2 of th9 tttin or the Teaniiot be -dammed M. it w.i must fall Milwaukee. President Roosevelt gave his formal approval Wednesday to the $65,000,000 powder plant to be built by the war department near Merrimac, Wis according to dispatches from Washington. The announcement at the nation's capital came from Rep.

Thaddeus Wasielewski, Milwaukee democrat, who said he had been informed the presidential approval covered the entire gigantic undertaking, including location and financing. The president acted after the plant site committee of the war department had made its recommendations. The plant i3 scheduled to begin operations January 1, 1943, under supervision of the Hercules Powder company of Wilmington, and will turn out 300,000 pounds of smokeless powder daily, as well as 3,000 pounds of diaphenylamine and some sulphuric acid. The president's approval, which gives the green light to the vast project, followed only a few days after it became known government agents had begun appraising 8,000 acres of land in the town of Sumpter, Sauk county, a flat area running south to the Wisconsin river. The buildings are expected to cost $42,000,000 and the equipment $21,000,000.

It is estimated more than $1,000,000 will be spent for land. the United States best could serve the democracies by sending aid short of an expeditionary force. He said: "Some will say the possibility of sending our land armies into the European maelstrom is fantastic Six months ago when I stated our national policies were heading for a naval war, the idea also was called fantastic The hard practical fact is that we are engaged in a naval war. "The preliminary demand is likely to be for an expeditionary force to Persia or Egypt or some other place in the suburbs of Europe. Already the propaganda agencies are blurting it out.

Already press dispatches from abroad indicate it. Already officials are making the same sort of statements that anteceded our naval action." His conclusion that a stalemate already-existed in the European war, Mr. Hoover based on his contention that Germany, even with her overpowering strength in land armies, had not been able to invade England and that Britain, on the other hand, "obviously cannot attack Germany by land armies." Should the United States, nevertheless, decide to send a force sufficient to break the stalemate, he declared it would mean that "this time we would have to land overpowering forces all at once" and not by installments as: in the first World war. He added: "For us to do that we would need five to eight million American boys in addition to the British. It would take us five years to prepare the men and ennin- Chicago.

Former President Herbert Hoover declared Wednesday night that dispatch of an American expeditionary force into the European war maelstrom would be fatal to a "fifth freedom," as well as to President Roosevelt's four freedoms, and would be folly from every point of view. Mr. Hoover urged that some representative American body be assembled to "prepare realistic methods by which peace and prosperity can be made to prevail.5 This, he said, was not a proposal for peace negotiations. The fifth freedom he described as economic freedom "the freedom of men to choose their own jobs, the freedom to save for one's children and old age, the freedom of enterprise." He said: "Even today our country is justly alarmed that freedom is slipping in America. Truly, under intolerance we are slipping in the freedom of expression, "Certainly, we are slipping in the freedom from fear.

Unquestionably, with dislocations of employment-and rising costs of living, we are slipping in freedom from want. And absolutely, we are slipping from the fifth freedom. "The four freedoms have never survived in all history without economic freedom." The former president epoke before the Union League club of Chicago. Mr. Hoover asserted that "from the land, the sea and the air there is every indication the war in Europe is a military stalemate for the foreseeable future," but that cASE Ttv-e of child.

SyA sit stilV wrief and fidgets. VSe tow can we reduce SSesscnd make her VZchM are bora with Scse others. Mind Your Manners ment." departments of our tobacco companies. A healthy child has so much energy that it craves methods for dissipating the surplus. You have seen how children aimlessly run and climb trees, whereas adults refrain from so doing.

The child's extra energy is largely responsible for this. A sick child immediately curtails such wanton expenditure of effort. Don't Dam A Child's Energy A child's overflowing vitality and nervous energy, therefore, should not be dammed up. Otherwise, an explosion of a psychological sort will be sure to follow. For children must get rid of the surplus nervous energy which seems to be a by-product of the ingestion of large quantities of foods consumed by the child in growing.

Channel the expression of this energy so that it doesn't turn back upon the child and harm him. Instead of making him sit upon a chair so that he bites his fingernails as a nervous outlet, give him chewing gum. And encourage him to play games that involve leg action. When the legs are employed in carrying the whole body weight, much more energy is consumed than when the child Is seated at a play table moving only its hands and arms. Sedentary games are good for old folks, but not wise for children when employed in too big doses.

Send for my bulletin "20 Outdoor Games for Children', enclosing dime and stamped, self-addressed envelope. It will help prevent ynur child from fidgeting or biting his fingernails. (Always write to Dr. Crane In care of this newspaper, enclosing stamped, self-addressed envelope and a dime to-cover typligr or printing costs when you nee it personal advice or one of his psychological charts.) (Copyright by The Hopklt Syndicate, Inc.) Routine Matters Are Taken Up By Council At Falls mittee was assured of the city's co-operation. The street committee reported ths need of gravel on some streets, particularly some places on Water street and on streets north of Fond du Lac avenue cannot force a fensative 3Ut race horse Into the d'raold of a sluggish draft nervous energy generated wSe human fcrain seeJlS to CX" itself in action.

There are gVenues fcy which it can do Wt it can activate the glands Jte lodv t3 work harder at tteir respecUve fluids, is ere reason why the nery- to fcaVe peptic ulcer. Second, the muscles of the body taia off nervous energy whenever they function. The fidgeting chili therefore, is simply trying to attain a more complacent sfcTsi'oiogical and mental state by jCuEg off the surplus energy Til movement. Why Children Like Gum Oildren are almost universally feci of chewing gum. They like it not alone because of the sugar tterein, for they will often choose pa in preference to many times its weight in candy.

They subconsciously realize that the chewing of gum gives them a certain amount of relaxation. During the first World War, the nervous soldiers likewise attained some in their nervous tension by isoking cigarettes- They were deliberately encouraged to cultivate this noxious iabit partly because of the excellent foresight of the advertising Test your knowledge of correct social usage by answering the following questions, then checking against the authoritative answers below: 1. When having their Chritmas card3 printed may a husband and wife include the names of their children? 2. If a baby is born near Christmas, may the parents include the baby's name on their Chritsams cards as a means of letting acquaintances in distant A New Jersey state geologist has traced the outcrop of the "greensands Eider ducks along the northern shore of the Gulf of the St. Law rence had a prolific crop in 1941 places know of the child's birth? 3.

If a wife -is signing tne Christmas card3 sent out by her and her husband to close friends Routine business was taken up at the regular meeting of the common council of Sheboygan Falls last Monday, with Mayor Houwers presiding. Alderman Caan, Krau-se and Rutkowski were present and Alderman Friedrichs was absent. It was moved and approved that the alley between Second and Third streets north of Western avenue be graveled oa width of 12 feet. A letter was also read from the' state highway commission approving ne wconcrete paving in the center of Fond du Lac avenue. A committee from the Sheboygan Falls Advancement association appeared before the council relative to decoration of streets in the business area of the city for the Christmas season and the com- does she sign "Mary and Bill" or I Bill and Mary? 4.

Should a college student ex hat land of girls are they? How do they It Takes So Little pect that the Christmas cards sent out by his mother and father to family friends will excuse him To Give from sending cards to those of the friends who have always shown an interest in him. 5- Is it correct to address s. ran Christmas cards in red ink? break into show business? What are they paid? What are their hours? Do they date men? NOW you can Know the truth fully and accurately told in a first-hand interview with girls working in Chicago's night clubs. Read the facts in this Sunday's Chicago Sunday Tribune I 08 088 What would you do if You receive a Christmas card from an acquaintance to whom you forgot to send a card National Defense Savings Stamps Are Sold In Schools (a) Next time you see him thank him for his card? i WHEN IT COMES FROM (b) Don't mention the card relieve misery of when you see him, since you didn't send him one? pal at Cedar Grove; Lester W. Conger, principal at Kohler.

c) When you see him apologize est It is hoped that a report rrom for not having sent him a card? Answers 1. Yes. That type card is espe mi cially nice to send friends of the family. all schools in the county will be turned over to this committee each week, and plana are now being made to spur this campaign and increase the sale of Defense Savings Stamps and Bonds. uvu 2.

Yes. 3 "Bill and Mary." If he were signing them he would put her US name first. 4. No. He is a grown-up and this good relicila my At the first sign of the Dionne Quintuplets catching cold theirchests and throats are rubbed with Musterole a product made especially to promptly relieve distress of colds and resulting bronchial and croupy coughs.

The Quints have always had expert care, so mother be assured of nsin? just about the BEST product made when you use Musterole. It's more than an ordinary "salve" Musterole helps break up local congestion! IN 3 STRENGTHS: Children's Mild Musterole. Also Regular and Extra Strength for grown-ups who prefer a stronger product. All drugstores. ft It's The Best 1 Buy flow must do his own "remembering" hi ii hi or friends.

5- Yes, if one wishes. Best "What Would You Do" so lution (a). Notre Dame Men Planning Dance The Christmas dance of the Fox River Valley club of Notre Dame university, will be held at the Conway hotel in Appleton, Dec 29. It is a formal dance, open to members of the club, alumni of Notre Dame and their guests. Howard Kraemer's orchestra will provide the music Sheboygan members of the club are Joseph Trilling.

Hugo Trilling, Richard Conrardy, Wilber Puhr and Robert Rhode I Pay Hext Year The art of glass-making as practiced in Egypt about 1500 B. C-seems to have been in the of precious stones. Cooner Union, a seven-storv CM. Read about tht 44 ror 1 ere Uluslrat s4 structure, was the highest build ing in New York city in 1859. aW of Buy U.

S. Defense Bonds and Stamps FUU PAGE Village and rural schools of the county, both grade and high schools, are co-operating in the T. S. National Defense Savings Stop campaign, according to EI-da K. Born of Oostburg, chair- taa cf the county publicity committee.

Eenry Earl Smith, superintend-et cf schools of Sheboygan, is in darge of the Defense Savings Stop sales in this city's schools, ci Ray Lightfoot, county super-fccdent of schools, is chairman sale in the county schools. Or.e day each week the stamps on sale at the schools, and children buy any type of stamp wy can afford. Following are reports from some of the 3y schools after the first week stamps were on sale in the ools: Ceabeuiah High school and school 107 10 cent stamps 5- 25 cent stamps. Bpdom Lake High school and 16 cent stamps 25 cent stamps. Uuar Grove High school and 1( cent stamps yl cent stamps.

fcftVl school and schl-3l io cent stamps. aS amps and 12 50 cent 1 Grade 10 ceiit stamps. til a tal of 710 stamps geen sold in school3 Cf tw. the Srade schools. 5.230 have been tstamps and 1.9S0 have I stanjPs- Approxi-m I Per cent tbe high hav Purchased Siin0010111111- There t-Av SiamP sold.

Wfea Vocational school titheVn 60 worth 01 stamps Pw? -peilatendenr office. fcet Tv Eairitenance depart- cpAbcLty committee, in cuty school sales, 0: Kdon K. Born, of the Earl ther. r3 at Plymouth; Al-fcuS Pcipal at Ran- Police Battlewagon Too Secure Columbus, O. (UP) The new armored car ordered by the city of Columbus has everything to keep ROTOGEiAVlJ.

"The Monarch of All Home Heating Fuels" a law enforcement officer safe but no port holes for shooting. City officials admired the four-ton battlewagon when it arrived recently until they found that officers inside would have to lower the bullet proof windows in order OF to shoot. Contour maps showing the rela tive elevation of features of the landscape as photographed from JLSLl the air are being made from pic tuxes being taken in a defense- ORIGINAL project aerial survey of the con tinental United States and Alaska. FOR All WEEK! 7t SPECIAL section! Lift it out and Akeep it at your radio. It tells ou where to find all the important programs every day for the whole week ahead.

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