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ii MAT SEASON OBSERVING Did You Know? The Day's Bouquet VA officials said, will extend over the nation and include the 450 civilian hospitals now under individual contract in various communities. Once the entire program has matured, it will permit veterans to receive treatment and care for service-connected disabilities from miles away. Radar impulses, like light, travel 186,000 miles a second. While answering some questions, the experiment has raised a number of others in unscientific minds. Among them these: Is the moon a planet or is it inhabited? By The Haskin Service FDITOR'S NOTE: Beadrrs uvnf this service for question of fact not counsel should full name and address and inclose 3 cents for return postage.

A Kitchen Prayer understand that a Mason City housewife, Mrs. F. L. came back to her home To DAN J. P.

RYAN for being elected as the 3rd representative of the Winnebago council on the national council of Boy Scouts. This comes as recognition of Mr. Ryan's many contributions to Boy Scout work as well as for other civic projects in his home community and throughout the state. Address Information Bureau, Washington, 1). C.

Please give the origin of the their local doctors and hospitals instead of going to VA hospitals which might be outside their home line "All are architects of Fate." EDITORIALS i Atomic Bomb Test-on Ships May Fix Future of Navies THE question whether the ura- nium atom we split with such ghastly effect over Hiroshima or the plutonium bomb we unleashed over Nagasaki will smash a fleet is soon to be answered. Hiroshima and Nagasaki were army shows. Now it's the navy's turn. The U. S.

navy will test A-bombs on a fleet of 97 vessels in May a project known in navy code as "Operation Crossroads." An array of navy ships from It is from Stanza 1 of "The Builders," by Longfellow. How many draft dodgers were to find the following appropriate prayer on the wall of the kitchen which had been remodeled during her absence: God bless my little, kitchen, I love Us every nook. And bless me as I do my work. Wash pots and pans and cook. And mar the meals that I prepare Be seasoned from above.

With Thy jreat blessins and Thy Grace, But most of all Thy love. As we partake of earthly food The table 'fore us spread. If inhabited, then what is the language of its peoples, if they are articulate? What do they wear and what do they eat? What do they do for fun, and do they have any headaches? Who is their favorite pin-up girl? Ladies and gentlemen, I may be back next week with some more questions. Hometown Care for Disabled there in World war A total of 337,640 persons were listed as draft deserters in World war I but 163,738 were apprehended be. Mason City Globe-Gazette An A.

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NOREM City Editor LLOYD L. GEEK Mgr. fore July 15, 1919. Only about 160,000 escaped conscription communities. It will also spare excessive crowding of VA facilities.

For the week ending December 27, 1945, there were 1,940 veterans receiving care in civil and state hospitals, the VA said. Hunters, Be Careful! (fyam informed by the Na-jS5JV-tional Safety council that approximately a third of all fatal Shootings in this country occur in connection with hunting trips. Incidentally in 1944 there were 2,450 deaths due to firearms. Seven times more males than females are killed each year. Who started the idea of observ ing a Father's day? The credit obsolete battleships and carriers to transports and submarines will Wednesday, Jan.

30, 1946 for the first suggestion probably shall be watching with genuine interest the experiment in belongs to Mrs. John Bruce Dodd of Spokane, Wash. We'll not forget to thank Thee, Lord, Who rives us daily bread. Sa bless my little kitchen, God, And those who enter in. May they find naught but joy and peace And Happiness therein.

Moon Questions Raised rf" can't think of a story in How many Jamaicans were brought into this country to re medical care" for veterans with service-connected disabilities now being tried out in California and Michigan. war news, of course, that Entered as second-class, matter April 17, 1930. at the postoffice at Mason City, Iowa, under the act of March 3, 1879. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS, which is exclusively entitled to use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited to this paper and also the local news published herein. SUBSCRIPTION KATES Miton City and Clear Lake by year, 110 Mason City and Clear Lake by week, 20e Outside mo Mile Zone per year.

lf, months. a months, 1 month, $1. Outside Mason City and Clear Lake and within 100 Miles of Mason City and Outside of the Carrier District of Mason ity and Clear Lake: Per year by mail 7.0O By mail 6 months 3.75 Bv mail 3 months 2.00 mail 1 month 70 Per year by carrier 10.00 Per week by carrier .20 Doctors in the medical associations of those 2 states have signed contracts with the veterans' administration, according to Gen. Omar N. Bradley, administrator.

North Carolina doctors are considering participation along like lines. At the same time the VA announced it was negotiating with the American Hospital association for use of some 20,000 beds in 3,400 civilian hospitals. This plan, Information, Please! 1. What is the science of disease called? 2. Who is the chief justice of the United States? 3.

Who was the latest member of the U. S. supreme court to be appointed? ANSWERS 1. Pathology. 2.

Harlan Fiske Stone. 3. Harold H. Burton of Ohio. lieve the labor shortage during World war II? In accordance with an arrangement with the British government, more than 20.000 West Indian Negro workers were brought into the United States during the latter stages of the war period when the labor shortage reached an acute stage.

Service Questions How many soldiers are to be kept in Germany in the occupation forces? According to the war department there will be an occupation force of approximately 370,000 men in the European and Mediterranean area. has aroused as much public interest as the recent release of the announcement that the moon had been contacted by radar. A number of questions have been answered by the fabulous exploit. For one thing, the fact that it took the radar echo 2Vz seconds to return to the sender proves that the moon is 238,857 Look Out Below Pros and Cons Interesting Viewpoints From Our Exchanges Mass Education be the target of this test in mid-Pacific, tentatively set for the fleet anchorage at Bikini atoll in the Marshalls. IT will take a huge covering fleet to clear the Pacific of ships and planes for this experiment on a target task force.

The job of setting automatic cameras to record this test will be a major challenge, because the tiny sample of U-235 which was touched off in the New Mexico desert experiment last July burned up cameras and film as far away as 10 miles. The problem is whether A-bombs will "vaporize" a fleet as completely as they did the Mitsui steel works at Nagasaki or the huge steel tower at Alamagordo. The navy might have tried out atomic bombs on a single ship and come up with the same answer, but before dooming all navies as obsolete the navy department wants a full dress test. THE navy will test A-bombs on obsolete American battleships like the New York, Arkansas and Pennsylvania; captured Jap bat-tlewagons such as the Nagato; nazi prize cruisers like the Prinz Eugen, and a lot of small carriers and destroyers that aren't worth keeping. If one speck of U-235 or Plutonium sends all these ships to the ncj 1 Atlantic News Telegraph: The Do sailors receive oversea pay? FETCH FKlENOS Clin.

FETCH He FKlENOS Uff SAIt HE COME TO FINP SsCORCHY ANE hV, STOAT BRUTE STILtj 71 1 MAKES ME IT5 A ntNtCK rIES STILL. ALIVE (SKl'S-STAicE, IT LOOKS LIKE IT'S VP TO -YOU, TO 'E The pay readjustment act of 1942 BETTER TAKE A OODof'jf, LOOK CELIA.THE CE J'kif HAS STOPPED TIME IN HJUKH THESE MASTCttf NP PEgFECTiy ESEjP government's educational program, which is inspiring many of our returned service men to go on with their educations, is the best thing the government has done for its veterans. Not only will the program benefit the veteran himself, but the nation as a whole will reap a harvest from the heightened standards which these highly edu The Saturday Evening Post in its appraisal of the Truman administration as "at best, undistinguished" is kinder by far than some of its contemporaries. The spectacle of a senate filibustering while a nation writhes in economic turmoil is almost more than the normal stomach will stand. Even less sugar in 1946 than in 1945, we're told.

That's something we won't like and can't lump. cated young men will create. First Consideration St. Paul Dispatch: There is only provides additional pay for personnel while serving on sea duty, as defined by the head of the service concerned, or while on duty at any place beyond the continental limits of the United States or in Alaska. Naval personnel may also receive foreign service pay.

May an officer in the army impose a fine upon an enlisted man in the occupation forces for not saluting and not being in proper uniform? According to the war department no officer has the authority to fine or order the pay forfeited of military personnel unless he is acting as a summary court. Regulations do not provide for such a sentence except by court-martial or military commission. Is it possible for a drafted man with no combat duty to receive mustering-out pay? Combat duty one way to avoid the waste, the suffering and the incalculable rBUSIMESSSl Health By H. N. OPPORTUNITIES Bundesen, M.

D. bottom, battleships will go out of tragedies of war. That is to avoid war. The sad and sorry truth today is that evidently the peoples of the earth do not yet hate war enough to make the sacrifices necessary to prevent war. They prefer to debate about the sacrifices of the last war while preparing for the next.

fashion in a flash. AN ulcer refers to a condition in which there is a loss of tis 111 CM sue. Ulcer can occur on most any part of the body, and not infrequently, ulcer develops on the leg. General Eisenhower is not one of the requirements for Charles City Press: It must be difficult indeed for a man with Ulcer of the leg may be produced in various ways such as result of pressure, due to confinement to bed for a long time, or from receiving mustering-out pay. For whom was the destroyer Eisenhower's background of ex perience and wide knowledge of Laub named? The USS Laub was named in honor of Henry Laub, wearing a cast.

Varicose ulcer develops because midshipman, U. S. N. He was born Navy security will control this operation at all ends. This is our bomb and our show, although there are indications that the UNO atomic energy commission members will be invited to sit in on the test.

TTOLDING this operation in a fleet anchorage will permit navy salvage to raise any ships sunk and determine what happened to them internally, because such information might contribute to defense devices'. The curtain will go up soon on this show of shows to determine the future of all world navies. Cost of the experiment is figured at half a billion dollars. It may prove worth a hundred times that sum. of slowing of the flow of blood through the veins which are enlarged or dilated.

When the blood in York, and appointed a midshipman Oct. 1, 1809. He was wounded in the battle of Lake Opt Kmc Pi' $na. Tr TarU rtfr nww NO! YOUR FATHER'S WHAT? WHY, I EXPRESSLY flow is slowed down, the nutrition of the tissue suffers. Erie Sept.

10, 1813. Congress commended him for his gallantry and present day world problems to be patient with American soldiers' excessive eagerness for civilian status. Book Learning Northwood Anchor: Book learning and theory are valuable aids toward the progress of the world but, as in the case of many mechanical inventions, they too lead more certainly to success if backed by practical experience. MM-ER-1 SUPPOSE IT MUST DO FOR WE TIME BEING, THOUGH FRANKLY ROOM WAS ThE tK.lF There are certain infections I'M SORRY, UNCLE I'M OCCUPYING. THAT ROOM.

I'M SURE YOU'LL LIKE recommended that a sword be EXCELLENT, MY DEAR. WOULDN'T BE TOO MUCH ONE IN FRONT. presented to his nearest relative. I'M SURE YOU'L BE COMFORTABLE IM THIS, I PPESUME IS such as tuberculosis which may cause ulcer of the skin of the leg. Ulcer of the leg may also develop I AM DISAPPOINTED, Is there any statute of limita TROUBLE, MIGHT I HAVE UK onnM9 i THIS ONE MY FATHER OLD TK1S ROOM, UNCLE 1 1 1 rvwwt'i tion for desertion from the navy? The navy has a statute of limitation of 2 years except for deser in cancer or diabetes.

These ulcers often may not produce any pain. However, when pain is present it tion in time of peace. The statute 7 is usually worse at night, probably of limitation on desertion in time because the leg becomes warm of peace extends from 2 years be due to the bed covering and mois ture. yond the expiration of the enlist Big War Bill DeGaulle and France Davenport Times: DeGaulle kept France together for a span of 18 months. Then the old party strife and factionalism revived.

The old French suspicion of autocratic leadership asserted itself anew. ment period. Itching and burning are com monly present. Before an ulcer kEEP down in the recent Tru 1 tnf fa man message to congress and forms, there is usually some redness of the skin. The redness in Remember? his budget for the government was a rough summary of what World war II cost the United creases and burning and smarting develop.

Then finally the skin rash breaks down and the ulcer forms. TEN YEARS AGO rAW, GEE, ELAIWE-VJ AMD HE I5WTA LORD-AWD I'M NOT GOMG Rose and Helen Dvorak, daugh States to date. I'M SORRY I FORGOT If ulcer of the leg is present, of 10 MARRY HIM SO Mr. Truman's roundup of war THAT YOU'RE TO course, studies should be made to determine the cause. There are THERE costs totaled $354,000,000,000 and MARRY ters of Mr.

and Mrs. John Dvorak, braved the sub-zero weather and walked 10 miles southeast of Mason City to spend the weekend with their parents, it was learned. arious tests which may be car OAKY, IF I ASK YOuJ 'J iM SOMETHING, WILLA-. lS YOU W5WER wf ER, TCLTTHRJLLYj WELL the end is not in sight. The 354 billions include only IS not) Wat WHAT DO YOUj THAtS EASYJ THINK I THIUK HE'S I LORD A SISSY- The Rev.

J. Lee Lewis an military expenditures, lend lease and direct war costs from July 1, ried out to determine whether or not the blood is circulating satisfactorily through the veins. For example, an elastic stocking may be worn by the patient for a few It cm nounced Wednesday that the pro 1940, through outlays expected to Better Get Ready Cedar Rapids Gazette: One of the problems to which those aspiring to seats in the next Iowa legislature should be giving serious thought right now is liquor control legislation. Britain's Attlee Clarion Monitor: Britain's Attlee is a radical person. He despises the American profit system but is anxious to borrow the cash produced by the system he hates.

Manpower Shortage Burlington Hawkeye Gazette: One of the problems facing President Truman is a shortage of manpower in the upper brackets of the federal service. gram connected with the banquet of Baptist laymen Wednesday eve June 30, 1947. days to see if improvement oc ning and the meeting to be ad' This does not include indirect curs. If the deep veins of the leg are dressed by Charles A. Wells, noted lecturer, at 7:45 o'clock at the First war expenditures, such as pro posed payments to veterans, in not working properly, the wearing of this bandage will tend to make the symptoms worse.

On the other Baptist church will include several numbers by the Rusty Hinge quar terest on the debt, and such which will reach 11 billions this next tet. TWENTY YEARS AGO fiscal year alone. We had authorized war ex hand, if the trouble is due only to the surface veins, the wearing of the bandage will bring some improvement and a diagnosis can be made. I'LL GIVE H5C A LINE ABOUT FROM BPENDA." I'LL ACT LICE l'M7HE penditures of 431 billions when the shooting stopped, but not all Dr. J.

Franklin Boeye, pastor of the Methodist church and Lloyd Gustafson, assistant pastor, will be VJHATS VGIMME A HAND 1 YOU MEAN HI. THE GAG? WITH THIS MAKEUP' TOGEFj Wrsjr jrr I'VE 60T A I Mi fSav LOOVCi RING NOT PAYING THE INSTALMENTS AND I'VE COME TO TAKE 1 Ti-is rs ins aft tup rrx L. FINANCE COMPANY these billions were needed. Abolish Whisky According to Doctor Martin A do i look; look; Eagle Grove Eagle: The world World war 1 cost an estimated in the Mason City delegation at the regional council of the Methodist 'j I'LL DfclVEj $29,000,000,000. bVou1 would be infinitely better off if whisky could be abolished entire church at Des Moines this week.

I Howard of Portland, Oregon, patients with ulcer of the leg should be put to bed at rest. The leg should be kept raised and hot compresses put on constantly if pos Our investment in world wars is OVER" ly. The United States tried it. going up. Miss Grace Mane Colloton is spending a few days at her home III- Remember that when someone They Shiver here from university duties at TERRIFIC; casts doubts on our efforts to un Ottumwa Courier: All the shiv Iowa City.

sible, until the redness and milam-mation clear up. If the difficulty is due to trouble with the deep veins, an operation is performed. derwrite peace through the united nations organization. ering European wants is some thing to cover him. He's not look ing for style, only warmth.

Farmers Aim Clear Lake A legion hall for Clear Lake and a new home for the local post began to take shape at the regular meeting of the men Wednesday evening in the legion during which these veins are tied off and tne flow of blood through them stopped. The Kuhn Viewpoint Clear Lake Reporter: The farm Later on, injections may be er's main aim in life is to produce club rooms. THIRTY YEARS AGO "THE evidence of the Roosevelt given into other veins which are administration's determina not working satisfactorily. as abundantly as he knows how British Loan The ulcer itself may be treated Waterloo Courier: The more we tions to get into war at any cost and by any means in order to save the British empire is accumulating at such a rate that the liars can Who was in trouble near the corner of Main and Eleventh streets about 3 o'clock this morning? Pedestrians on the street at that time report hearing several BUT 5UPP051NG SUP see of the British loan, the less WHOT A BEAUTIFUL DREAM with such preparation as gentian violet and a compression bandage. This causes healing to occur more rapidly.

Of course, ulcers which WI( TH.15 LOVELY, LOVELY ROOM HOW IT GET felr- HERE AND HOW DID I GET INTO IT jr enticing it appears. POSING IT JSN'T A DREAM! I'M HAVING QUITE THE rl not explain it away. All our sac THEN NICEST I'VE EVER HAD-' I calls for help, but no one could be rifices were secretly planned in Editorial of Day seen who appeared to be in trou ble. Who yelled? are due to various diseases such as diabetes will improve when the underlying disorder is properly cared for. advance to support the united kingdom in Europe.

The men who were bent on betraying America succeeded where Benedict Arnold The many friends of the Mason City Boys' band will be interested to know that the name of the band About Books is changed to the Mason City Mu Your first guess about the au nicipal Band. The change came about by the growing membership thorshin of the foregoing para' W. G. Rogers PLAJTJflVO FOR JOBS: PROPOSALS graph is wrong. isn't, as you've of men.

The band now reaches SUBMITTED IS THE PABST POST doubtless assumed, from the writ ings of that great German-Ameri total membership of 30 active members and is doing splendid work under the able directorship WAR EMPLOYMENT AWARDS, edited by Lyle Fitch and Horace Taylor tBtaikston; can patriot, Fritz Kuhn. It's the first paragraph from fT NEARLY 36,000 essays, some of Prof. J. H. Jeffers.

FORTY YEARS AGO recent lead editorial in the Chi. 200 are presented here, claS' sified and explained by 2 Colum cago Tribune. LIFE OR DEATH INDIANAPOLIS NEWS: Small 1 business has, if anything, a bigger stake in the American system of private enterprise than any other group. Big business is only strengthened by increasing government intervention in economic processes; it has power to survive and to make itself heard, and government tends to deal with a few large units rather than the mass. But the little businessman is the one who is hurt by socialization or totalitarianism; he is the one who is forced to the wall and swallowed up as the statistics and experience of the last dozen years well demonstrate.

The American system Is founded on small business that is what "enterprise" means; the right to start in a small way, freedom to survive and to build a small concern into a big business, if possi The Mason City girls basketball bia professors. Proposals range team defeated the girls basketball GOSH, WAGS, ARE we A COUPLE" OF LETS SEE WHAT KIND i OF WORK DAN'S DOlNtJ fiv fH from tax reforms to stimulate team of Fort Dodge Saturday eve For 2-Term Limit capital through various subsidies, ning in a warm game at that place. OLD WOMEN THAT WE public works and guaranteed mar The score stood at the close 14 to 5 PICMB. I' HAVE SOME WORK TO OKAY, OO WHY PONT I PAH, BUT WU TURN ItJ ANP WHY WORM MP AWHILE ON A STEAMER T-r'i TRIP? HAVE TV SLEEP I IV THETMIpOLE' OF THE. ket programs to labor union re SENATOR ARTHUR CAPPER of Kansas is sponsoring a move I mf Vi I 1 forms and work-sharing schemes.

PAY? in favor of Mason City. The champions are Misses Hattie and Mattie Younglove, Martha Batty, Hattie Anderson, Ella Pedelty and Helen Mills. They were chaperoned by There are almost 600 pages. A WORDSWORTH ANTHOLOGY, eol in congress to set a limit of terms on American presidents. lected by Laurence Honsraao Serib- The best of the arguments pre ner's; $2).

THERE'S VP IN TIGHTS" WONDER. Misses Long and Stockman. This now makes the girls team of this THE POET "most easy to laugh sented by him in support of his proposal is that multiple term rBsiHonta have it within their city champions of northwest Iowa at, and sometimes the most Fred Herman is home from difficult not to find dull," llous- nower to gain control of the judi man remarks acutely, is Words few weeks at Colfax where he enjoyed the refreshment of the treat cial branch of federal government, ble. It is small business that must help to defend that system. For big business private enterprise is a convenience; for small business it is a matter of economic life or death.

including the supreme court. ment at that resort. worth. But subtract the dross and you have some of the really beautiful lines written in English. He gives more than 100 pages of them.

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