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HUN IE EVENING PRESS: 4 Tuesday, Jan. 2, 1915 Guest Editorial Side Glances The National Whirligig Tha -Haws Bcntoa Haws" to Oorermnent. financial and Political circlet, Ry Turner Wnintton Albert N. Leman (New Yorm and other competent nationally recognized expert in their respective tie Ida. MUNCIE EVENING PRESS Story of Filipino Guerrillas Reveals Heroic Fight on Japs While world attention has been centered on resistance movements In occupied countries of Europe, military secrecy has pre- GENOCIDE Published Daily Except Sunday by The Press Publishing Company, uncle, Ind.

By The Washington (D. Post, Copyright, 1M4, McCWa Newipaper Syndicate; human creature can read the report moves until the day Hirohito is licked. WASHINGTON, Jan. 2. Senatorial sleuths will inaugurate investigations the war refugee board without a sense Wilbur E.

Sutton, Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATES We cannot be sure that von Rundstedt will shock and shame. The report pre VV of our reverses on the military ana not strike again in a different sector. In Delivery by carrier motor routes: 30 creased enemy patrol activities are reported diplomatic fronts when the House and Senate convene. Congressional mailbags bulge cents per week. Sinele coDies 5 cents.

sent eye-witness accounts of events which occurred at the German extermination Camps of Auschwitz and Birkenau. "So revolting and diabolical are the German atrocities," By mail In Delaware County and Indiana: $5 00 per year, six months $2.75, three months nortn or Aacnen. More significant, Montgomery's scouts send back word that the Nazis have reduced the flooded areas in the Roer basin by controlling the dams, and have thrown two new bridges says the W. R. B.

"that the minds of civilized 11.50, one month 65 cents. Bv mall outside Indiana In United States! people find it difficult to believe that they venica a iiui account of the dramatic Filipino underground fight against the Japs. Now for the first time, the full story told by Brig. Gen. Carlos P.

Romulo. sol- have actually taken place. But the govern ments of the United States and of other across the -river. This looks as if the German Marshal is sopping up the wet country to $9.80 per year, six months $4.90, there month $2.45, one month 85 cents. Special rate for men and women to the countries have evidence which clearly sub with questions and complaints from constituents, while members home for the holidays hear from their disillusioned neighbors.

The investigators will our three top commanders on every angle of Marshal Karl von Rundstedt's break-through. They will ask Chief of Staff Marshall how, in view of the fact that Allied troops in Frartte are said to outnumber the Germans by two to one, the -supposedly weakened foe could achieve such a stunning triumph. Moat important, they will want to know his estimate give his heavy armor a firm dry field from stantiates the facts: armed lorces anywhere: sa.oo per year, six which to plunge at the Junction of the British The facts are really quite simple, although months $2.75, three months $150. Second and the American Ninth Army and gsrhaps somewhat difficult to grasp. In irkenau, between April, 1942, and April, dler, editor and press on to Antwerp.

The Germans may also be secretly concen i MEMBER OP THE ASSOCIATED PRESS -The Associated Press is exclusively entitled (If! Sift Mm 1 1 1944, approximately 1,765,000 Jews were put to death by poison gas In ingenously con author of the best selling book. "I Saw the Fall of the to use for republication all news dispatche credited to it or not otherwise credited to this trating in Rotterdam for a drive over the shortest route to Antwerp. The Dutch city Is large enough to conceal movements of of how much longer the war will last because structed chambers; their bodies were then paper and all of the local news contained i burned in specially designed furnaces; their oi our setDacK herein. ashes were distributed as fertilizer. This troops and tanks.

Fresh dispositions must be made by Eisen Gen. Henry H. Arnold, Chief of army air Philippines." His rerles of process of extermination by gassing was Gen. Bomulo hower to meet all threats. This will require tlir dramatic carried on la other camps besides Birkenau; WAR'S EFFECTS LAST MANY YEARS additional supplies.

Hints from the Pacific that Japanese air power is growing and that in the main, it was applied only to Jews, forces, will be questioned on the failure of his fliers to note and report on the tremendous concentration of Nazi armor, planes and men opposite our First, Third and Ninth Armies. Indeed, there are signs that the good-natured "Happy," together with our Aryans' were generally exterminated by more of its naval craft survived Halsey attack then we had estimated also means extra shooting or by injections of phenol. After. How long is the war going to last? Pc the country and most of it fighting man, nor Vi ana annthpr vpar or T.WOl VctT tha DlallT articles, written exclusively for NEA and The Press, begins today. The etory of "MacArthur's Guerrillas, who paved the way for invasion of the Philippine Islands.

Is one of the mrwt spectacular sagas of World War IL their bodies had been shoveled into the zur equipment to deal with that situation, military intelligence officers, may have, an however, the "Aryan" and Jewish ashes uhm0, uvnfn i. 'l. Aijau cant who won't come back, another day or week or I were probably indistinguishable, naces, unpleasant time on the stand. Adm. Ernest J.

King, chief of naval opera' monin. am ior inoussnus upuu uiinuuuiua Having paid in humiliation and blood for premature optimism and for napping, mil of others it will last for 20 or 30 or 40 years. Tfc 4a a WifcfalrA t-vm a11 Hscts tions. also will undergo a sharp examination. itary authorities are swinging far in the oppO' through the dally reminders of infirmities, Members want to discover whether he agreed site direction.

In answer to the charge that shocks, fears and shattered nerves. fully with the Roosevelt-Nimitz-MacArthur killing "atrocities. An atrocity is a wanton brutality. There were unspeakable atrocities at Auschwitz and Birkenau. But the point about these killings is that they, were sys they may now be getting too tough, they The causes of these thousands' misfortunes strateav of attacKing L-ene ana Minooro De have a stock reply: fore liquidation of Hitler was assured.

They will be forgotten by others as tha years pass and today's sharp events blur and fade. Only The only price of excessive planning is complaint from soft elements in the popula have been told that the need for supplying tematic and purposeful. The gas chambers and furnaces were not improvisations; they our Pacific forces prevented him from trans the evidence of the misfortunes win remain. And the thousands will become piti tion, and possibly surpluses for a future Con porting sufficient munitions to "Ike" Eisen were scientifically designed instruments for able or eccentric old men to their families, hower. the extermination of an entire ethnic group, gressional committee to fuss about.

The penalties of an unwarranted let-up may be the prolongation of the war and the avoidable their friends, and the casual passers-by. On the scale practiced by the Germans this It is always so with war. This year the No major military shakeups will result from Is something new. And it is this purpose deaths of thousands of soldiers and sailors. -Donald M.

Nelson, a merchandising expert the crisis on the western front, in the opinion which human beings find it difficult to be umber of neuro-psychiatric patients of World War I admitted to veterans' hospitals lieve or understand. Yet it is a purpose which of key members of our army high command. eom mi nr wtA ataviet, me. r. e.

o. a wt. of is higher than ever before. The peak is ex was inclined to listen to the arguments of business men. But J.

A. Krug came to the For one thing, it Is probale that the wahr Hitler has openly avowed. pected in 194931 years after Armistice Day, macht may have been halted and thrown We have never even had a word for it until For many veterans of 1917-18, the impact of W. P. B.

chairmanship from the navy where he acquired the 'service viewpoint in estimat back by the time the Truman-Rayburn gavels now. But one has been recently coined by a "I'm standing guard for Papa and Mama who are not feeling well and asked me to see that nobody for heaven't ake rings the door bell 1" hammer for order at the next session. war's peak Intensity did not come in Belleau noted Polish scholar and attorney, Prof. Ra ing the proper ration between military ana Wood or Chateau Thierry. It awaits them in The overseas situation almost parallels the home front requirements.

phael Lemkin, now on the faculty of Duke University. He has devised the term geno the years ahead. And it will be so after this war. The Vet' cide out of the ancient Greek word genos condition at Kasserine Pass In North Africa when Rommel's surprise attack sent our green troops reeling to the rear. Our field Former Congressman Maury Maverick, In charge of the Smaller War Plants Division, returned from a tour of the battlefields with less positive opinions about the necessity for erans Administration already is looking to (race, tribe) and the Latin cide (killing) commanders had disposed the forces under ward the peak year of lavs, wnen it is ex pected that 300,000 beds In veterans' hos "Genocide," he says in a volume, "Axis Rule in Occupied Europe" recently published by them in the most effective way possible.

Gen. Fair Enough BY WESTBROOK PEGLEK. spot reconversions. Harvard wuuam Elliott, head of the Office of Civilian Re the Carnegie Endowment for International Eisenhower inspected the dispositions and Peace, "Is directed against the national group approved them only a few days before the pltals will be needed to care for this war's surviving casualties. Already there are 90,000 beds in 94 hospitals, and 10.000 of those beds have been added since the G.

I. Bill of Rights quirements, is now overseas to find out for as an entity, and the actions Involved are di Desert Fox" broke loose. himself whether or not SHAEF exaggerates rected against individuals, not in their indi Similarly, he okayed our setup to the its needs. Rhine land sector a short time before the vidual capacity, but as members of the national group." Thus Jews were gassed at NEW YORK, Jan. 2.

Among oth was passed. In many ways problems of military medi cine are easier in this war. Speed of trans van Rundstedt offensive. He may have given COMMENT Continued From Fat On. seen in North Carolina a few years ago.

Don't know whether the city has roped off certain streets here for coasting, but If not it's a good idea. Keeps kids away from the danger of being hit by cars. Never finer sledding weather in the same length of time than there has been here this winter thus far. Good time for sklng, too, and McCulloch Park's hill and the Broadway hill fairly suitable. Brush and dig the snow off the river and you may find a little skating, but surface pretty rough "Do you like winter sports?" the cheery housewife was asked.

"Sure," she replied, "I married one of em," Muncie householders are keeping the home fires burning a bit too literally, Just now. Firemen are made unhappy by being called out in near zero weather. Losses light, however. Some causes of unnecessary winter fires: Leaving drafts open, thus overheating the furnace. Thawing frosen pipes with blow torches.

Defective chimneys. Overheating stoves, especially early In the morning when trying to warm the house in a hurry. Of course, putting out the fires Is their business and if there were no ires they'd be out of Jobs except for rescuing kittens from tree tops, but firemen don't really enjoy fighting fires in zerolsh temperatures. ROBBER LEAVES VICTIM S3. INDIANAPOLIS.

Jan. 2. A "customer" walked into the grocery of Daniel N. Louch last night, purchased a piece of candy, suddenly brandished a pistol and announced "This Is a stlckup." The intruder took- $50, leaving Louch $3 with the remark; "Have a big New Year's Leading Manhattan manufacturers assert that small factory managements and retailers, who are not yet aware of the size of our Birkenau and Aryan Poles and Russians and Slovenes were otherwise butchered, not for his sanction on the basis of faulty informa ers who closely watched the work of the Political Action Committee in the late campaign, I have realized tion, for which other officers may have to any crime or any resistance to Axis author. new commitments, deceive themselves if they answer.

One thing is certain: oen. Marshall portation, sulfa drugs and use of blood plasma have saved countless lives. Many wounded soldiers and sailors today are back in service after recovering from wounds that would have meant death or permanent disability that this group accomplished a feat ity but because the Nazis wished to extermi think fewer blunders in Washington and ex will back his front-line commanders to the limit. nate the ethnic groups to which they be longed. of organization and propaganda tne like of which this country has never tra pushes here and there will solve the problems of manpower and materials, and in the last war.

seen. Hitler and the Nazi Party per. Foreign nations, especially the British, permit industry ana consumers to escape But there are new problems, too. While formed similarly in Germany, how' serious sacrifices. there are no gas cases today, there are more have already protested our program of subsidizing cotton for export at a price four ever, and the Communists, who are Employers will be hit twice.

Stepped-up burns than in World War I. There are more never too proud to adopt an effec schedules call for more workers but the cents below the artificially supported do- and severer neuroses, the consequence of new draft will reduce the available supply, mestic level of approximately 21 cents. Trade tive weapon of the opposition, learned lessons from them and applied them history's most terrible war. There are stub Men between the Rzes of 26 and 29 Will don rivals fear that we may apply the same start organizing the counter-offensive immediately, the Communist program will sweep along. The Communists and the PAC, though they won, have handed over, free, a text-book and plans for a counter-organization and a counter-propaganda which could be used to beat them and save the nation.

It is all there in their campaign material. The voters can be organized for American ideals and an American program ss well as for the European program of fear, suspicion and hatred. Young voters can be taught that this nation enjoys liberties and opportunity unknown anywhere else on earth, notwithstanding Roosevelt's Fascist experiments and the war restrictions to date, and persuaded that the way to maintain this wonderful advantage over all the systems of Europe and South America is to work with capital and Industry, not against them. The term 'company union" has been made hideous by Communist propaganda but even Senator Wagner admitted during the debates on the labor relations act, that company unions were good and were not forbidden. It is a union in which the company and labor co-operate, each retaining its integrity and rights.

The company union spirit of mutuality and co-operation on a national scale would defeat Communism. But first, the workers must be re-educated In labor relations, unlearning the hateful teachings of the selfish professional unioneers and the Communists. And in the next election to the election of Roosevelt. G. I.

clothing before February. The 30 to 37 born, recurrent tropical fevers. To combat these Brig. Gen. Prank T.

Hines system to other crops wheat and corn, in particular and they warn that this policy vear stouts cannot be sure of further exemp Mr. Roosevelt, of course, is able to Administrator of Veterans' Affairs, recently tions should losses in combat and from dis Health Service BY WILLIAM BRADT. JVL D. (Signed letter pertaining to personal health and hygiene, not to disease, diagnoan or treatment will be answered by Dr. Brady if a stamped, self-addressed envelope la enclosed.

Letters should be brief and written tn tnk. Owing to the large number of lettera received only a few can be answered here. No reply can be mad to queries not conforming to Instructions. Address Dr. William Brady car The Muncle Press.) say now that no single group among may result in resumption of fierce commercial established a special medical advisory group ease continue at present rates: the following that piled up his rela competition in the postwar years.

Selective Service officials question whether tively small popular plurality was in the Veterans Administration. The group includes leading authorities in all special Dean Acheson, assistant secretary of state directly responsible for his victory parents of fighting sons will be patient much recently conveyed, this information at a field? of medicine. They will study new problems rising out of this war, advise on longer while 4-Fs, only slightly inellgiDie private session of members of Congress and Sidney Hillman and the Communists could not have won for him without procurement of competent personnel for the leading representatives of the industry. He draw big incomes and throw cash around as thev did on New Year's Eve. Every time the Solid South which has a strong offered no solution, although he hinted that Administration expanding neeas, ana ae-termine the research and educational facil new casualty lists are printed in the news if currently dormant, anti-JewLsli It might be wiser if Washington gave domestic producers an outright subsidy pay WHEN THE HAIR FALLS OUT.

papers the sight of a seemingly healthy young and anti-Catholic prejudice. Nor ities needed in the Veterans' Administration could the Solid South have put him man prompts the query, wny isn't ne in Following a severe illness the hair of and co-operating agencies. uniform?" over without the efficient help of the This new group is another example of the ment in place of the present method of making loans on this commodity or buying it through the Commodity Credit Corporation. child or adult may fall out because vitality has been sapped or exhausted by the illness, People cannot understand why a young Catholics, Hague and Kelly, and Veterans' Administration's zealous discharge husky with, say, a punctured eardrum ac those who maintained the solidarity of its duties. But the best efforts which it and not vice versa.

It is Under the present arrangement the grower cording to his doctor cannot guard a ware of the Negro vote in important can give can only repair some of war's dam never necessary to clip gets around 21 cents through federal aid of house in the U. S. A. alongside an eioeriy northern centers. But the fact per the hair with the idea of conserving the Datient's ages.

For many it can only minister, not cure, as the war becomes a dim memory, but civilian watchman who came out of retire sists that in the industrial areas the ment. "German 4-Fs' seem to De doing Political Action Committee did or one sort or another. The exporter ships it abroad for about 17 cents, and collects the 4-cent differential from Uncle Sam. Our surplus of cotton is extremely large. strength.

So far as suffering and sorrow remain. ganize the vote and turn it out. But though there may be no cure for these they must be organized according to the same plan that the Communists, through the PAC Invented for the last one. pretty well on the Siegfried Line. A campaign against draft dodgers might boost the morale of the survivors of Leyte and Turning out the vote, of itself, patients, it is possible to prevent a recurrence Brazil is our only competitor at tne moment, vigor or vitality may be concerned, there is only one reason for clipping hair short to facilitate in another 25 vears.

That, however, is a task for the world's leaders of governments, however, was not enough. The PAC also persuaded the vote and this was where its propaganda counted heav i UP FRONT WITH MAULDIN not its physicians. delousing when the hair Industrialists think that some manpower with Canada the principal market. The South American country, however, has not seen fit to lodge formal complaints with the State Department. England has.

She fears that when India and Egypt return to the production and shipment of cotton at the close ily in the result. is heavilv infested with bottlenecks can be eased by federal agencies "PRESENTEEISM" This propaganda was highly in moviiur into cities all over the country and. The army is reported to be considering a after canvassing, requesting nonessential headlice and nits. Ordinarily it is not necessary to cut hair even for this purpose if the infestation of the conflict our export subsidy will deprive plan for honoring workers with uninter plants to release or "loan" men. them of foreign markets.

flammatory, pamphlets, mimeographed and printed dodgers and paid advertisements in the standard press. Much of it was very artistic in its appeal to the people's memory rupted attendance records by awarding them War Manpower commission experts con Senate Republicans may stage the long tend that recruiting is only one means. Re pins for "presenteeism. The plan was inaugurated by the B. F.

Goodrich Co. of is recent and not extreme. For that matter exces tiilililln-r-niliinliiill-HI mil I postponed fight for selection of a bona fide scheduling of production, transfer of opera leader of the upper chamber. Final settle of unemployment during the unhap Akron, which recently presented pins to more than 400 workers who had not missed a day's tors within plants, better transportation ana housine will also auement output. The Na sive falling of hair is generally a result or py presidency of Herbert.

Hoover, ment of this ticklish question was deferred early this year for valid political reasons, but now it may come to a showdown. work since Pearl Harbor. tional Housing Agency is building 80.000 sign of poor health, nutritional deficiency or advancing age. usually visualized by the picture of a man selling apples, to the neglect Considering the pride with which both home units for the accommodation of addi Nutritional deficiency here does not mean When Minority Leader Charles L. Mc- of Dewey's reiterated reminder that management and workers wear the Army- tional workers and to keep present employes Nary of Oregon died, ho other member had Roosevelt was still feeding 10,000,000 Navy pins, it seems both just and psycho-.

on the job. preferential claim to his iod. senator Wal logically sound to try out tne uooaricn There are 1,000,000 fewer people on muni unemployed on a disguised dole un til rearmament and then conscrip tions Dav rolls than a year ago. Discharged that the individual doesn get enough to eat. On the contrary in most instances persons with nutritional deficiency eat too much food, particularly too much refined carbohydrates they get principally calories and not enough of the essential minerals and scheme generally.

The country has deplored absenteeism lace H. White, of Maine acted as floor boss during Mr. McNary's illness, but his duties were only routine. The G. O.

tion came. war veterans returning to their old positions The more intelligent voters were and made great efforts to combat it. And will not offset the number of young workers taken by Selective Service. More women and did not relish an lntra-party scrap in a appealed to with a more restrained vitamins. program of advertisements which in persons in peacetime trades must be cauea Presidential year, especially as it might have precipitated a head-on collision between isolationists and interventianists.

The excessive falling of hair and early sinuated that the husband and wife up. This will squeeze civilian economy. baldness of old age, like hardening of the arteries, may begin or appear at 30 in some So they permitted Mr. White to carry on in a modest household would move Into a secure world of the future with a comforting supply of bonds and with prices miraculously low cases, at 50 or 60 in otners. am aoni tase rightly so.

But in doing so we have taken for granted those who have stayed on the job. 'Certainly this was no more than their duty, so long as health permitted. But it Is not to be wondered at that some of these faithful workers may have been a little resentful of being. taken constantly for granted. Some tangible form of appreciation is certainly due them ESCAPED PRISONERS NOT DANGEROUS this too seriously, for it is merely a general Barbs as maker of motions.

They chose Senator Robert A. Taft of Ohio as chairman of the steering committee, and Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg of Michigan as head of the Re and wages still high, nevertheless. observation. My arteries are still nice and soft, or reasonably so, although I was sporting a promising bald spot at 30.

From the standpoint of results, it publican conference. It has been a hit-or- was fine work, by contrast with that Have that rosebud mouth, an ad advises miss arrangement, and the party has been of the Republicans, even some of the Massage of the Scalp. Daily massage of the scalp by grasping it the girls. And get nipped in the bud! deprived of a recognized belligerent spokes celebrated 26 governors and their with the hand and squeezing folds in your It's a close contest that has developed be organization workers, do not quite appreciate how it was done. They man such as it had in its old days of power.

Now there is a demand for the formation of a more closely knit, two-fisted organization. Whenever newspapers tell of German war prisoners in this country escaping from their tween King Weather and Or King Coal. had seen it done before in limited' localities, of course, and they could In 1920 there were 2,490,000 farms equipped camps, women shudder and are reanui or harm that may come to them or others at hand as you would squeeze water from a sponge, going over the entire scalp in this way for a minute or two night and morning, is worth while for excessive falling of hair and to prevent premature baldness. I doubt that any mechanical massage is as good as self-massage or hand massage by barber or hair dresser. Only this kneading massage WINNING THE WAR.

BY ALBERT LEMAN. with telephones, while in 1941 the number have read the basic lessons In the writings of Al Smith who told of a had dropped to 1,527,000. Could 963,000 farm FTER consultations with top army and similarly thorough and more intimate system which operated in min women on party lines have talked one another to death in 20 years? A' iature on the East Side. navy men, New Yoric corporation executives are convinced that the mili- i is advisable, not rubbing or friction. The "Lame Duck" Congress is attended by Permeating all this, however, was tary will take nothing for granted from now on, but will prepare for all possible Axisi Hair Restorers.

A number of medicaments are beneficial many whose goose already has been cooked. the class-hatred of the Communists and their artistic insinuation which convinced many voters that Dewey was. if not an outright Fascist, him when applied to the scalp for treatment of disease of the scalp, just as some remedies are useful for the relief or cure of skin disease when applied to the skin. It is absurd to imagine any such agent can either "nour In Muncie 25 and 50 Years Ago self, then, anyway, the associate and tool of Fascists, and that he was a friend of the enemies of the Jews, if not a Jew-baiter in secret, himself. ish" or "feed" the hair or "restore- tne growth of the liair.

TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY. FIFTY YEARS AGO TODAY. "Them wuz his exact words envy th' way you dogfaces git first pick o' wimmin an' likker in Labor was depicted as the victim the hands of the fugitives, while men become indignant and think the guards and management of the camps should be drastically disciplined. But considering the large and constantly increasing number of prisoners, the situation really is trivial. In the first place, prisoners rarely escape, and in the second place they are nearly always captured before very long.

Think of the handicaps a German has in this country who tries to get away surrounded by millions of English-speaking Americans. It is no wonder, then, that his escape seldom amounts to more than a two or three-day outing before he is captured, for the hand of every man, weman and child is turned against him. And the last thine the escapee wishes to do is to harm anybody, knowing that to violate any law would be to bring down the community upon his head. The last thing he wishes is the kind of publicity that would descend upon him by injuring, or even alarming, any American citizen. He is only likely to harm an American if he be driven into a corner from which he sees no escape except through violence.

You probably would not care to make a pet of an escaped German war prisoner, but you need not be afraid of him. flair on. NE man is dead and three others fatally TANUARY term jurors: Grand Jury. Charles W. Collins, Center Township: William H.

and therefore, necessarily, the ene Everv hair has its individual oiling system. O' STRANGE AS dT SEEMS By Ernest Hix The duct of the oil gland empties oil into the injured, as the result of an effort made early yesterday morning by two freight Foster, Washington Township; John Hunt, my of capitalism and all industry as the greedy and unpatriotic oppressor center Township; Jacob Ranck, Center Town trains to pass each other upon the same of the workers. In this propaganda, follicle of cup-shaped depression in which, the root of the hair is embedded. Normally this is the best oil, pomade or dressing and ship; Henry Swander, Delaware Township; William Black, Delaware Township; Petit be it remembered, the Communists are diligently educated and trained. it is secreted in just sufficient quantity to keep the hair in perfect condition.

The glands They attend schools, they are as fa TO Jury, Joseph Stiff ler, Union Township; Roy Brinson, Harrison; John W. Bedwell, Monroe; William L. Waldo, Center; John B. Jackson, Liberty; William Knox, Perry; A. L.

Bate-man, Center; Lorlng Brewington, Center: that secrete the oil are identical witn tne natical as the Nazis and, like the Nazis, they learn to wheedle with sympathy as well as to organize mass demonstrations and spontaneous 72 sUAeyGAZiona sebaceous glands that secrete skin oil upon the entire skin surface except palms, soles and backs of terminal phalanges or fingers and toes. Henry J. Keller, Center; Herbert R. Bard. commotions.

Center; Henry Trout, Harrison and George Ross, Liberty. They enlisted many hollow but QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. Anyway Don't Cut the Girl's Hair A meeting preliminary to the organization Come. come, you can't have it both ways. of Delaware County for the nation-wide Either a heavv mop or hair keeps an Invalid campaign in behalf of the relief of the orphans and others who are starving and freez pretentious and vain frauds of the radio, the movies, the stage and the writing business, including 'expert exhorters with no strong convictions but with a lust for publicity and importance who could deliver their pieces with a tone of conviction, cool or keeps her warm can't you make up ing in the countries of the Near East, was held your mind? (J.

Mr. Roosevelt's famed $1,000 club members may think they will have weighty influence with the administration, but one cannot expect too much for $1,000. Maybe Just another invitation to contribute another $1,000 to Mr. Roosevelt's 1948 campaign. Answer i snu Deneve a penecuy oaiu- in the Y.

M. C. A. this afternoon. A dinner to a number of those interested in the move i CAXLOAD3 OSSMZtV headed man cannot endure high body tem-Derature better than a man with his hair on.

The result of this election, follow Anyway, there is no Justification for clipping ment to give further relief to Armenia and other countries that now are in great distress, was served at 12:30 o'clock. ing three terms of Roosevelt, is that Dunkirk has been without coal for domestic a girl's hair when she has a fever. Send iu cents and stamped self addressed envelope for booklet "The Hair and Scalp." labor has been seduced Into a mistaken and, from its own standpoint, Gen. Ho has been discharged from the Chinese army. his name only had been Ho-ho," we could have said.

"That's funny." Hey, Where's that January thaw? very dangerous position. Labor, Sunshine. track. The Big Four Railroad Company lost several thousand dollars' worth of property and travel was interrupted the greater part of the day. All who are Interested in the study of art are invited to call this week at No.

622 West Main and see the exhibit of the Ivy Art Club, a society of young ladies organized for the purpose of studying art. Yesterday the corps of agents employed in his district was the guest of Henry Groman, district agent of the Singer Sewing Machine Company. They came from all parts of the territory and but few were absent. Frank Mock informally entertained a few of his friends Monday evening, at his home on East Kirby Ave. At 12 o'clock dinner was served, upon which all were merrily feasting as the New Year made its advent.

Mrs. Kate Wilson, assisted by Mrs. J. R. Marsh.

Mrs. R. J. Beatty. Miss Nadine Wilson, Miss Alice Foulke.

Miss Grace Klser and Miss Anna Goddard, received friends last evening at her beautiful home on the corner of Mulberry and Washington Sts. The reception tendered her friends yesterday afternoon from 3 to 6 o'clock by Miss Edith Kirby, assisted by several of her friends, was one of the most charming affairs of the day. Misses Helen Smith, Erma Eiler, Bertha Smith, Helen Hickman, Linnie Coffeen and Agnes Howe received yesterday afternoon at the home of Miss Howe, 325 E. Washington St. Last evening from 8 to 1:00 o'clock at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. David Cammack, S24 W. Jackson Misses Grace Cammack, Clara Arthur, Cora Emerson, Lillian Mitchell, Sarah Hathaway, Winifred Smith, Mayme- Hockett, Ada Cammack, Martha Thomas, Alice Hamilton and Clara Koons received their many friends In a very pleasant manner. Ray Johnson returned to Chicago University last evening. How many days a week or hours a day consumers for the first few days of the week.

Dealers had plenty of coal rolling, but confiscation by the railroads of coal consigned to the Dunkirk men during the miners' strike is the cause of the shortage. meaning those who believe in unionism. Is, for political purposes, arrayed against capital. Labor, as thus should a person be exposed to sunshine? Can rne New Years resolution to give up a person get too much sunshine? (S. M.

A THE WDKCO defined has taken the position that Answer As many days or hours as posible. In recognition of his service extending smoKing cigaretes snouian De hard to keep, this year. One cannot get too much sunshine, short of captial and capitalism must be destroyed, failing which capital will sunburn. So They Still Have Croup. destroy labor.

over a period or almost 30 years, 37 office employes of the Ball Brothers' Glass Manufacturing Company last night presented M. L. Hageman, chief accountant and auditor of the company, with a large quartered oak Pity the kings Their favorite sport, horse racing, has been taken away from them. My young son Butch has what I think is Ignorant and selfish pomposities MOLC croup off and on. The other children never cosrrxe of the A.F.ofL, while withholding themselves from the PAC because it was a political branch of the CIO, easy chair.

have it. So Im anxious to learn why. (Mrs. C. L.

Maybe we are going to have a "brave, new world," but that cowardly, old world, had its points. A company of 100 printers of Muncie Typo Answer Send stamped self addressed en nevertheless promoted its program. graphical Union, No. 332, their families and a few friends dined and listened to an ex SrM4Tl These comfortable and self-important bosses lacked the Intelligence to analyze the final consequences of 7WP Hf65 Now you may return their lawnmower so you can borrow their snow shoveL velope for pamphlet on "Croup." How many other children What difference in environment? If Butch has "catarrhal" or "spasmodic" croup and no mistake, it would be in cellent musical program in the banquet room of the Young Men's Christian Association, New Year's afternoon. The committee on teresting to know why he has it and the such a division in the nation and the character to oppose it if they had discerned the consequences.

Money not only makes the mare go, but about everything else. arrangements was composed of H. A. Brown, Asa Freel and Joseph D. O'Neill.

Brief talks or 300Sf were made by Harry D. Stout, Harry F. Now, as a result, Communism Is 7 A4T other children do not. But then, I had inferred that croup Is passing, because I rarely receive inquiries about it today, whereas it was one of the subjects most frequently asked about in the early years of this service. Guthrie of the Star, Wilbur E.

Sutton and more aggressive and dangerous than ever and if some truly intelligent Walter S. Steele of The Press; Rufus Hettle "Herbert Hoover is living quietly, these days," writes a columnist. Now if he were living noisily. THAT woujjd be news. and others.

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