The Lawton Constitution from Lawton, Oklahoma • 14

i 4 ft THE LAWTON '(OKLA)' CONSTITUTION Sunday MorningApril 8 1945 PAGE OURTEEN cc Personals Buckaroo Barn Dance 4 Tl I OR SAE CERTIIED COLP UR STORAGE the BIRTHS 3 ield ence Yard and a specialty! Brick Siding Mi Moore and HAMMON 4J Slack Suitsfrom SUNDAY SPECIALS at California LEROY'S OOD MARKET first essentials 12' Box Cardigan 5' 26' Can II Classic 1 1 O' Mon Rationed Play Shoes RANKS OR ASSORTED COLD MEATS OO 389 We Wire lowers In figh the1 of Mrs Amy Adams 618 left to day for Rochelle La on business incident to an estate Member TD wcr of 1 nori sout tion sian city Ver rear stat nori van lent Viei thr sub Ji mat tem easl Nua pati Rus thei ed You save precious ration stamps when you choose from our smart ly styled sandals P' tn S( HERSHEY CHOCOLATESYRUP CANDY BARS ICE CREAM COLD DRINKS PICNIC SUPPLIES MAGAZINES ROZEN RUITS VEGETABLES Ji ft If Lots of Them! Dozen Tl st Ol er YOUNG Save on ire Auto Insurance 202 Koehler Bldg Phone 838 Dyeing Plant Phono 2662 CLOTHES PINS Paper Cups Paper Plates pkg THE COMPLETE OOD STORE CORNER 11th LEE BOULEVARD We offer a service whereby your furs are cleaned and glazed by expert fur riers who using the Drum method (this is not the ordinary dry cleaning but a specially ad a system for furs only) PINK SALMON Ronnie Gray a third class petty officer is in the navarhospi tal in Norman suffering with a broken shoulder His mother Mrs rederick Gray 407 Gore is in Norman with him A practical sports shirt top with matching side pocket slacks Novel embroidery on left pocket Strutter cloth in desert rose navy red brown In sizes 10 to 18 Wire: Chicken Hog and Barb Complete stock of Builders Hardware! SHAMBURGER LUMBER CO As pictured ''two piece slack suit with a tailored two pocket cardigan jacket Luana and strutter fabrics in desert rose blue RA navy gjeen red brown Sizes 12 to 20 BAKER'S PREMIUM WHITE COCOANUT Julian 808 South Sixth was admitted to Southwestern hos pital Saturday for medica treat ment Mrs Stanton 513 Dear born and infant daughter were dismissed Saturday from South western hospital Lt Ben Horton ort Riley Kan and his sister Mrs Dee Mc Callister anti son Larry Enid are 10' Roofing Imitation looring Beniamin Mound City Paints and Varnishes Dry Cleaning 618 Avenue HI ove tod the Sol stir but rea sta' of AA Grade Beef ROAST Mrs Harold Herzog and infant son were dismissed Sat urday from Angus hospital Mrs Theodore Madden 913 I was dismissed Saturday from An gus hospital following medical treatment AA GRADE ROUND BEE STEAK or wor work for 'round the house for outdoors streamlined to your streamlined life of today slacks are fast becoming the important "must" in every know ing woman's life Here's an assortment of slacks that are destined for success Good cut and good fit are Robert Howard Hobart is the guest in the home of his sister Mrs Ira Gray and Mr Gray 1202 Lawn Mowers Sharpened Precision grinding right or left cycle 514 Avenue Phone 45 LOUD Will Buy Your Old Mower UAK4JUAL run Tall Cans MILK Will Biair Junction City is a weekend guest of his sister Mrs Anna Ingraham 302 Bell Mrs Joe Bruton 1609 was ad mitted to Angus hospital Saturday for medical treatment 095 The Trocadero Restaurant NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC AND PERSONNEL ORT SILL Newly Decorated Better Equipped Service All Night Phone 3625 Your avorite Brand Zfe CIGARETTES Harry Russell Mgr 130 Ave Phone 2176 the Vie drh Mai nor tun hav peri lim! Dai rail cho mil was lca und plat 0 line vak reir if i to we whi also Cleaning and Glazing urs of Distinction for all Occasions Pottery Glass Porcelain Wood Leather Decorative and usable objects of art of inimitable quality Iacoleax 313 So 3rd Phone 836 Angus Hospital 4 and Mrs Sherman Allen South Seventh an 8 pound 8ounce girl at 5:25 Saturday Southwestern Hospital Mr and Mrs I Bridges 1710 Dearborn a 7 pound 7 ounce girl at 9:15 a Saturday 1 it Sgt Curtis Harding has returned to his station at Hot Springs Ark after a 10 day furlpugh here visiting his wife the former Margaret Carothers 713 Bell and their infant son He also visitedhis parents Mr and Mrs Harry Harding 215 Arlington Mrs Martens Chatta nooga was admitted toSouthwest ern hospital Saturday for medii cal treatment Here Are Things Be Expected After War In Europe Is Ended WASHINGTON April Briefly here are the things which may be expected with the defeat of Germany under pres ent plans: 1 A few soldiers will come home to stay some will come home for furloughs running Up to perhaps a month some will go directly to the Asiatic theat er a few will stay in Germany as occupation troops 2 The army hopes to have the last wounded out of Europe in 90 days after 3 The army views the gap between the European war and the final push in the Orient as the worst morale threat of the entire war It is working against a let down both within the army and among civilians 4 irst troops out of Europe will be service units and a few combat units They will go di rectly to the Pacific area to build camps airfields etc Some airforce units will fly directly to the Pacific 5 The army hopes to bring out of Europe 70 per cent of the equipment left over after Ger defeat The rest will not be worth saving or will be left for the use of postwar Europe 6 The War and Navy depart ments contend that the bulk of industrial reconversion to civil ian goods must await defeat of Japan released during the first three months after He estimated this would mount to 30 per cent by nine months after This talk of cutbacks of course breaks down into very real prob lems for plant owners They want to keep their machines going their workers employed their profits coming in The extent to which they are able to do this will mean jobs and wages not only for the workers now making munitions but also for the men coming home from over seas to stay after day 1 Plan Is ormal To meet these problems the army navy war production board and other government agencies have organized an' elaborate piece of contract cancellation machinery It has a simple purpose: To help manufacturers no longer needed in the war effort get back into civi lian production as quickly as pos sible This seeming remoteness of the Pacific war the tasks now close at hand that day will bring the yearning of families to have their sons and fathers home all are part of the intricate pattern of the switch over from war to peace The one' thing that seems abso lutely certain is that if this pat tern is to be prevented from be coming a mad tangle of economic distress unemployment and deep unhappiness the statesmanship of victory will have to be every bit as courageous and far sighted as statesmanship of war TP hadfe cany goirf her! staf with ter' trai I uat( i( dutj 1 as I At in SeU 4 Car' Lav 'W Wil)'1 ingip and: deg We'k Mofe of Cv lar' Thf Ora nig era the! This is true for both the eastern and western sections of the coun 1 try Production authorities say there is nothing to speculation that more war production wall be con centrated on the west coast against Japan After cutbacks will be made according to weapons and I supplies no longer needed regard less of where they are manufac tured West Ports Be Busy The big difference between the east and west coasts will be that I Pacific ports will handle all the outbound war shipping they can and east coast ports will get only the overflow General questions about recon version cannot be answered exactly except in reference to time James Byrnes resigned direc tor of war mobilization and recon version said last weekend that he expects 20 per cent of the war production facilities will be 43' product win De duck jmr duction within a year after day and that most will be on the market Geared To War Needs The War and Navy departments are holding firm to their conten tion that until Japan is beaten the output of American factories must stay geared to the needs of war Along with growing pressure by management to go into peacetime production is a trend by war plant workers to drift into non war jobs The reason may be in part the desire to have a permanent job in hand before the war ends and the labor market is glutted In the four preceding articles we have told of the plans of the joint chiefs of staff for turning the full power of the United States against Japan as soon as possible after vic tory in Europe Those plans will have tremendous meaning to the everyday lives of all for 18 months or two years after Perhaps the best way to explain this is to tell about the "pipeline to the Have Had Two Pipelines We have had two pipelines one to Europe one to the Pacific On the day of victory over Germany one of the greatest single tasks will 1 be to switch the European pipeline around to the Pacific or a while almost everything that has been moving to Gen Eis enhower's armies will go instead to the armies of Gen MacArthur This increased flow from the Unit ed States to the Pacific wijl con tinue at a high level until a sort of secondary pipeline can be'open ed from Europe to the Pacific irst to rush out of the Pacific will be new goods produced in the United States Then out of the secondary pipeline will flow the guns tanks shells planes and all the other things which have not been used up in Europe and which are still useful against the Japan ese There you have the general pic ture as army and navy leaders see it of the need for continued high war production during the first months after Germany's de feat It is not the detailed picture however for as quickly as possible the whole production program will be revamped to fit the particular needs of the Pacific war Requirements Be Different or instance there should be lit tle need for great quantities of the heaviest tanks against light armor Requirements for short range bombers and certain types of fighter planes will diminish This doesn't mean that the workers in plants producing such items be needed The demand for vehicles to re place those lost in Europe will be great Pacific battles will take their toll of ordnance and ammunition If few light and medium bombers are required more long range bombers and carrier borne planes will be needed The army will increase its take of cotton goods for clothing and tents It will need more rockets and rocket launching equipment artil lery and artillery ammunition more heavy duty tires The war worker asks: "When am I going to be out of a Broadly the answer is: "Not for many months yet unless Japan folds up with unexpected speed If you lose your present job another one is HORNADAYS 615 Ave Phone 1499 Orl Wedding LOWERS at MINERAL WELLS 312 Miles City Tuesday Night April 10 Music bv 1 Geo Pitts and His Orchestra Put on your western regalia and come out! 29' spending a few days 1 with their parents Mr and Mrs George Hor ton Sr a sister Mrs A Mil lard and a brother George Horton Jr and Mrs Horton A s' Mrs latford 911 was admitted to Southwestern hospital Saturday for medical treatment Evans 1105 Maple was ad mitted to Southwestern hospital Saturday for medical treatment Mrs Wilbur Alcorn 1007 un derwent a minor operation at Southwestern hospital Saturday morning David King 4 son of Mr and Mrs Owen King Jr 1607 Euclid underwent a tonsillectomy at Southwestern hospital Saturday morning and was dismissed in the afternoon or Improving And Repairing we still have good stocks of the following: Some Reconversion Is Due When Iar In Europe Ends But It Will Still Be Long Time Before Some Items Ready By ELTON AY AND JOHN HIGHTOWER nf ive Articles) WASHINGTON April There will be some re conversion of industry to civilian production when the Euro pean war ends but it will be a long time before you can walk into your neighborhood sore and order a refrigerator a radio or an electric iron Just how long this time will be uncertain Chairman A Krug of the War Production Board predicts every civilian ho hark in Tiro 7 NORTON KITCHENS BUICK COMPANY Buick and Cadillac Service 521 Avenue Phone 353 You can insure against theft fire and accidental damage But you can't insure vour car against wear ano tear or careless neglect Hie only answer to that is to make sure vour valuable irreplaceable automobile is protected by the good care it should have our specialty Expert men expert diagnosticians expert atten tion to every car need And at prices so reasonable cheaper to do more than usual take chances See us soon will you? 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