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THE ASHKVUJJ: CIT1ZKN. AaHEVIU.K. N. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 1 1S40 SUPER HIGHWAYS NAVY CONTINUES DomhyDi nnrnppimirn nv i Household Hints III Mils.

I Will i.KOIK.K BILL AGAIN rntuubur tun Women of Today May Not Have to Do the Hard Manual Labor Their Grandmothers Did in Keeping House, but Other Conditions Make Her Life a Tough One British War Aims Bitterly Attacked By Novelist Wells Getting Rid Of Hitler Won't Stop Anything He Says In New Book, "The New World Order;" Sees World-Wide Revolt BEFORE Kreukfnt Orawfrult Rld.v-C(xik-'d Corn Crreai 8. rambled Fkhs Buiteri'd ToujiI Cnflfr l.tllH'llfOI. EVERY now and then I meet upj with a man who discourses long and bitterly about the trlflingness of Small Incident May Be STATUpSTRI Business Thrives From Carolina Coast To Florida Keys WASHINGTON, Feb. 18. (JV A new industry sharking has developed off the coast of Carolina, the bureau or fisheries of the Interior department reported today.

Previously, the principal American shark fishery whs in the North Atlantic, but the new one carrier! shark fishing and processing down the coHst and thrives in waters from Cape Lookout, N. C. to the Florida htiiner Spinach Souffle One Uoad Would Travel Through Carolina Territory washed lliein ami nuked lliem In sleep and taught theui their praters and trusted tile remainder In the She hail neer hennl nf vitamin. lilltl Psychology, nur I he danger of de-eloplnc an InfrrhirlM complex hi a Utile brat by making him IH-Iuue. Cause Of Explosion In Far East the modern woman.

he matter with he declares, "is that Brrrtd (train- Jrllv Orrcn SHrfd Ormary Coroitnut Cook In Co tire or 1 they haven't enough to do. and that is why they WASHINGTON, Feb 18. By K. BOMVK presa Staff Writer) are restless and Apple NEW YORK. Feb.

17. H. O. Wells, the great English historian. Mid today the real reason (or England's war against Germany 1b the British ruling class' fear of losing wealth and power.

Th Nazi regime headed by Adolf Hitler Is a form of social revolution, and Britain's rich men are afraid it will unseat them, he because: "They fear a day of reckoning with their long-bamboozled lower never dreamed that she had any re 1 cud chooofd rRK. but en 4 cup milk 1 tablrMHimm 3 (iidi flour 3 trnMiooiu baking ouwdrr 'i cup inii-liited fttiRir me lr-d 1-3 irtpoou While American public attention dissatisfied. They generally la focussed on the Euro- have too much pean war and particularly the tragedy I idle time on thetr of Finland, developments In congress hands and that is make It evident that the navy con-wnv they get Into tinues preoccupied with the oppo-j mister" What's site side of the world. housework nowa- Pervading all the official testimony avs with all favoring more and mightier warsntps, these new-f untiled longer range patrol planes, and ad-1 electrical devices Super-highways criss-crossing the 1 nation with renewed emphasis on their possible us In national dr-j fens plan have become a subject; for congressional discussion again. Representative Snyder dropped his highway bill into thw house hopper again then lmmedl-1 ately obtained house agreement that; he should be permitted to discuss Uw plan on the house floor next' week.

Mix Ingredients, and hnif-nil pans, sponsibility in the matter, sne lam that on Providence. Thus she escaped the fears that hag-ride the modern mother and that take most of the Joy out of her motherhood, and that makes the raising of one small measly Infant more trouble and anxiety than br timing up a dren lusty kids used to be. And in spite sprinkle with crunch. rriimh 1-S cup dirk iru.spoon brown rimiMimii miiir l-S cup lirtn nut Mix and sprinkle on the muffins. Bke 15 minutes.

The principal landing and ing port for the Carolina is at More-'head City. N. C. The department said sharking was not rivaling other fisheries in nine of commercial yield, but it was "certainly one of the most spectacu ditional island and Alaskan bases, is, for doing work? stream and the doze by the fire after dinner." Wells accused the British government of letting the Catholic church influence It into acquiescence in the smashing of "the liberal renascence of Spain." He blames the same influence for the downfall of Austria and Czecho-Slovakia. And for Russia "estrangement from the western world." No Kvnmatliv Kr PnUiud th.

n.it nf art. i Rl U1B I WW-1 II 1 KHUUVUi lllV Presentation of Snvder's hill h. iTriuMn Tnrt i NotmnfE DUt cnna 8 PI(Y NOW 't 1 have turned the kitchen Into a tab-1 Chefoe Npiliurlt Minflle men naa 10 pats in wicir Japan may some day come to blows jor wood for tne stove tiraw thetr Another Pa nay incident, a Jap-i wn WBter benf) over a washtub tnd oratory Instead of a place to concoct compieieu the list of such toothsome dishes, cooking Is harder nieasiires pending betore several iv-on the modern woman than it was cent sessions of congress. Represen- 1 tnnouii a1t 4 tablrapoons lar Catching shark Is a dangerous ela" out th wil" own on her grandmother, because she has tative Randolph I W. pie-had IntrodiKvd his trio of senitrmrni, ni, onnnini, mm hands, as our graiulmothers dia.

ana K-nv- th.i vlomlv 4 trtiMKxui piDrika tfKMon drv mo chfce, XDHIHCll In answer to Chamberlain's claims DMCUIl ini 3 (ruHpooiiK nil i ire r) onions 1 ictittpoon iiilticrd Dirhlry cut) chopped cr Irrv tablespoon flour 'j riiDo milk wuH. tiAiia ana cm aren ciuuif. it ah nf m.o. business, a report said, but it has Us compensation. The skin Is tanned Into a durable leather product from which shoes, luggage, belts, braces, watch fobs, brief cases and many other useful lean rubber iid tin trde embargo would be U)t and hppi.

know halH' she con.truclkm any of these might touch off and so would the remainder of the hM nfvfT hnrtt of H.a Q.7 eat-wt highwavn on which cam world. Women have It too easy now- ld coula I explosion. Prom Admiral Harold R. Stark. theBdBy; that's what Is the matter with haIul on the and If Each would have wide lanea.

would! Melt fat In frying pan. simmer five, t. them." people didn live aa long then as eliminate Intersections and classes." The famous writer unleashed his bitterest ridicule on the social thinking of nis own, country in his newest book. "The New World Order." which sketches the blue-prints for a new civilization In less than 150 pages. Learned Nothkig, Forgotten Nothing "The Chamberlain-Hitler war Is being waged so far by the British empire in quite the old spirit," he wrote.

"It has learned nothing and forgotten nothing. There la the same resolute disregard of any more fundamental problem. "The minds of our comfortable and Influential ruling-class people refuse to accept the plain intimation that thetr time is over, that the balance of power and uncontrolled business methods cannot continue." Of the Chamberlain government's professed war aim to "get rid of Hitler" Wells said: "Hitler, like the Hohenzollerns. 1 a mere offensive pustule on the face of a deeplv ailing world. "To get rid of him and his Nazis will be no more a cure for the world's ills than scraping will heal measles.

"The disease will manifest itself In some new eruption. "It is the system of nationalist individualism and uncoordinated enterprise that is the world's disease, and it Is the whole system that has to go. It has to be reconditioned down to its foundations or replaced. It cannot hope to 'muddle through' amiably, wastefully. and dangerously skirt minutes with the onions, parsley and seiauie.

local celery. Mix In flour. Add milk andjJy miwl sold as novelties or they do now. they had a better time i towiu and cities to avoid that Britain is waning to protect the principles of democracy against aggression, he points out that England went to war over Poland, "a totalitarian country holding, in defiance of the League of Nations, Vilna. which it had taken from Lithuania, large areas of non-Polish country it had conquered from Russia, and fragments gained by the dismemberment of Czecho-Slovakia, It only became a democracy, even technically and for a brief period, before its collapse In September, 1930." when the war began.

while they were doing it. She didn traffic, cook slowly until creamy, stir con-i have to acquire gray hairs and crow's feet counting her calories and trying to oaiance her proteins ana carbohydrates. Bureau Disapproval stantly. Add Reasonings and cheese. i 1 rp anca ana snipped Disapproval of the bureau of pub- heat a little, beat until cheese to tnp Orient, where they are con-llc roads was voiced last yeHr in a Add other Ingredients and mix liglit-'j m.IrtJ delicacy Tor, report on the proposals which heldlly.

Two-thirds till a greased pan jWhfn ked in hot freah water the that there was insufficient trans-! Bake 50 minutes In pan of hot wa-1 attnous fin structures produce a continental traffic to justify tollter. In moderately slow oven. wp highways. mould, surround with savory sauce Whereat I wondered: Ha the modern nomaii more cakes and ale than the Victorian lady had? Is lite easier fr wumeu tUiy than It was In their iraml- them (line? Life I pleasanter, for them. They have more fun, more IntereM.

more evcltentent, but don't thev have heavier burdens to hear, more respnniltllty. more things to worry over tlnui the women of the past had? Not only does the author of "The These tilings being true, ran nulv ay that the men who think that the modern woman has nothing to do do not speak from evperii'siee. They have neer been women. Estimates haw hen made that their Missionary To Talk At Outline of History" protest the Brit terse expression of the concern. In his latest testimony summarizing conditions which he said threatened a spread of the European war Into world conflagration.

His stress on the Par East was obscured at the time by references to Europe and American neutrality enforcement. Japan's ultimate aim In China, Admiral Stark contended. Is clearly "the elimination of all Occidental Interests inimical to the Japanese plan for exercising control over eastern Asia." He then added: "Th problem of the foreign settlements Is a very grave one and may soon demand strong action by the powers wishing to preserve them." There is no force other than the American fleet available to checkmate any such Japanese move, as long as British and French warships must keep open the sea lines on the kl. a n.1.lr.l ish war alms; he attacks the conduct of the struggle. He is "exasperated" at "the systematic suppression of oi several billions of dollars to be CUi.vU regained through collection of Baltimore, New Brunswick.

N. I SOytl l(tH VlUrC'l tdi Baltimore, New Brunswick. N. Hartford, and Concord, charges from motorists. ntws" with its resultant "loss of con MOW TO M'RK A SI.OITHY MAN DEAR DOROTHY DIX My husband is a college graduate, comes fldence in the government and social order." He thinks most of his coun The Rev.

A. R. Craig. Presbvterlan missionary from China, will discuss his mission work at a meeting to be held at the First Presbyterian church, hoiiBe at 3 30 o'clock this afternoon. N.

H. to Augusta, Me. In Tennet.e Buffalo. N. through PltUhurgh Union tout), Charleston, W.

Va. trymen secretly agree with him. Snyder's bill spectlicallv would provide for an appropriation of to put the plan into effect on three tra nscon ti uen ta and four north-south highways. The measure In great-grandmamma's time no woman worked outside of her own home. When a man married he brought home the bacon and thought his wife did her part by frying it.

No matter how many daughters a man had. he expected to support them until they acquired meal tickets by marrying them. But nowadays "Most people in the British isles from good people and in manners and morals is above reproach, but I feels that he handicaps himself by being unforgivably alouchy about his Jonesboro, and Atlanta, public la Invited are heartily sick of Mr. Chamberlain and his government," he wrote, "but He does bathe, but that which he first offered five years ago. appearance.

political a aecona uroe. I they cannot (ace up to Ho matter who wins this war-even w.rtime." about all. He would a soon wear fso would designate the general onnnsite side of the world i i mxfim in RtRiemate ne ore- the daughters in a family are ex "The British crowd Is already a in the navv'a view, the point to npctpri tj. b. inh rk thev soon as mn br sullen crowd.

The world has not sullen crowd II ne nol Penaacola. Randolph's bills on the other hand, would crvate a commission to study the general subject of superhighways; authorize the creation of a corporation to carry out construction, and create a highway commission empowered to cooperate with a private corporation in the the warning of Admiral Stark and out of school, and often Father seer. It in such a bad temper lor Edlson 0 work the mrls a dirty collar as a clean one. and routes for the highways his clothes always look as If he had! As specified in the bill they would slept in them. 1 have argued, begged include and pleaded with him about his; Saint Petersburg, throiiRh carelessness, but it does no good- He Mobile.

Baton Rouge. San Austin eoea his own slopov wav. He is tonio and El Paso to Los Ancelex Stenographers and Typists STENOTYPY Machine Khnrthand nff'rt better pl-Unit, mni brttfr ularlci. IM ttt 1M word pr aiiniitr. t.4v la learn, to write.

Knrall NOW fr rrenlnf lr tarll'if March 4. CECIL'S SIN ESS COLLTdfc. Phn 11A0. take rare of him. Nor does the mod feat In the European war rniiini icr feat In the European no mistaKe aouui li, it la lai icaa in ern girl cease from labor when she temper with the Germans than unfriendly naval powers.

marries. Mostly she only adds on I energetic and anxious to succeed, but Port Myers'. through Saint dieted there will be world-wide social revolution which either will be violent and destroy civilization or peaceful and build a new "collectivist" world I rges ebate On Social Issues He prefers the latter alternative. To achieve it, he advocates that all peoples of the world Join in "a great debate" on social issues so that they may better understand each other and work together for the common cooking and sweeping and dishwash his ambitions are- certainly is with its own rulers figures In every such "This time our rulers will emerge eomblnation. not Petersburg.

Reidsvllle. (la Cnlum- helped by his appearance. tng and housecleaning to the typing or clerking or bookkeeping she was discredited and frustrated from thei -ne Unlted atateS unde: rtook its A DISCOURAGED WIFE. COnillCl lO lace Qiai Riiu.tu nur nf at tVtfl-tnn batt leRlllnS ali'Mrlv initio uiAbiun 111 because of reports inai japan nao quiry. They have made preposterous: RtRrtwl work secretly on craft more promises to restore Poland and theyj owerful trian this country's 35.000- -ood.

'debate. he I will certainly have to eat their words rne nrsx step in um ton ships. When and If the navy builds them even larger, as recommended by some congressmen, the extra tonnage will go into heavier armor and the long- proposed, must be "a confession oi on mat. ur, wnai is more prooaoic, universal wrong-thinking and wrong-! the government will give place to He added: another administration which will be "It is the most dangerous and able to eat those words for them rnnrj.hPuriprt view of the world situ- with a slightlv better grace." Answer: It I emir a7lne and a disinclination to do anything that It takes a little trouble to do that makes people careless about their persona) apcaraiU'e. This being true, oii will have to pinch-hit rorWotir JiuMiand ar-torially.

You Hill hat to supply his dericlencie and. Inasmuch as he Is not Hilling to make the effort himself to he welt dressed, vou ulll have to dress him. Of enurxe. marriage ha always taken a lilt of doing, as lite Kiig-I Kit sa, hi etery age, but It Is a far more difficult proposition for the women of today than It was for the women of yesterday. Hnvhand are harder to get, harder to keep and harder to pleuse.

Parents no longer arrange marriage for I heir daiightero. They 111 row the poor miiiIk on their own, and II a elrl a hicdtand he has to go out and gft him hemeir. range SO VHRl in me Jiiniieiisr os tame dint ation to treat the totalitarian coun- By the very making of war, Wells dlatanceS of the Pacific, rather than tries as differing fundamentally i continued, the British are laying Bpeed." from the rest of the world." 1 groundwork for the collapse of thej Tne jarger cruisers contemplated Instead of condemning the Nazis ruling clns.es he says they are trying! tne nPWest expansion proposal and exalting the British empire, he to save, continuance of the struggle. just submitted to the house by the reversed the shield. he said, "should practically extin- Vinson naval committee were de- If You re "Whatever we may think of tne guisn the once prosperous middle because of other unconfirmed suspicions.

If the Japanese are build-1 Nor did Grandma have to worry I knew a woman who had a husband like yours who did this: Every night when he went to bed she took av.ay all the clothes he had worn that day and replaced them with clean linen and a fresh suit and pol lng bigger cruisers, these will maun. about holding Grandpa, for when them if not, so much the better, is man married in those days he mar-the attitude of navy men. rled for keeps and he never dreamed For the second time, the house has of chucking out a perfectly good wife quality ana aeeas oi me nzi ur stratum or society auogeinrr. nir cist regimes or the follies of their vej.y weulthy will survive in a shorn leaders," he said, "we must at any ana diminished state." rate concede that they attempt. A rXi Qf collectivisation." too.

Is however clumsily, to reconstruct life "being imposed very rapidly upon in a collectivist direction. They are the world- Dy war aild war prepara-etforU to adjust and construct and tl the note1 Englishman went on. ished shoes. It wasn't any mors rebuffed the navy's plea to Improve; because she had got fat and lost her trouble to put on the clean clothes the harbor of Guam, on the groundtoomph. Nor dir1 Grandpa expect than It was the soiled ones, so he Tokyo might consider It a hostile (Grandma to be a combined cook and iid it, and went forth a well-groomed "Evervone is being enroiiea.

oraerea about nut under control somewhere act. child-rearer and penny-plncher press agent, a an entertainer even if it is only In an evacuation; Other Pacific island bases, how-: and siren and a nr rnncenLrHtion canm." ever, already are being put In shape fashion model and about to become a brieve, take a trip or get into a spring mood, you'll find that a costume suit it practically indispensable. Gay colorful prints, matching or contrasting crepe or very sheer wools topped with full-length, fitted coats or slim, box coats, self-crepe lined. Wear the coat over other dresses. In late spring and early summer, wear the dress without the wool coat.

Black, navy, gray, beige, blue and rose. 24.75 to 79.75 All he proposed to do. he said, was to serve as landing fields for thf nun-, who would always keep him interest- to direct this collective effort toward dreds of long range patrol pinnes to ea ana amusea. HifforiMit mnr crmstrtictiv. end I flv alone the vast "line of observa- Certainly a man knows little of human psvcholopy who doesn't appreciate the importance of presenting a good front to the world.

We jHdne people by how her look because hat Is he most obvious thine about them. IIOKOTMY 1H. ledger Syndicate Nor were children Mich a problem In t.raudma's time as they are now. (inr.idina took them tn her stride, so to speak. She loved them and fed them and a new world order freed of national tion" beyond Hawaii.

Congress voted barriers and based on "frank aboll- i S65 000.000 for the purpose last tion of profit-seeking." Government spring. in thu new order would he bv pro-1 The same measure from which the portions! representation. Armament provision for Guam was stricken car-of all kinds would be illegal. Every ried additional millions to make person would be guaranteed decent, Hawaii an even more impregnable shelter, food clothing, employment i fortress and springboard lor opera-end an opportunity to better himself; Hons far to the west. The firs naval bv the only standard the community I facilities were provided for Midway, would respect: service to societv.

i "re than 1.000 miles beyond Hawaii. On The so far they are in advance of the British ruling class. Bought Off social I pheaial "The British oligarchy, demoral-i7d and slack with the accumulated wealth of a century of advantage, bought off social upheaval for a time by the deliberate and socially demoralizing appeasement of the dole. It has made no adequate effort to employ or educate these surplus people. It has Just pushed the dole at them.

It even tries to buy off the leader of the Labor party with a salary of two thousand pounds a year. "The British empire has fchown itself the lea-st constructive of all governing networks. It produces no new deals, no five-year plans; it keeps on trying to stave olf its inevitable dissolution and carry on upon the old lines and apparently it will do that until it has nothing more to give away. "Now. and that is why this book lj being written, these people, by a string of almost incredible blunders, have entangled what is left of their empire in a great war to 'end Hitler." and they have absolutely no suggestion to otter their antagonists and the world at large of what is to come after Hitler.

"Apparently they hope to paralyze Germany in some as yet mi- made for himself. Intelligent government can help Increase opportunity, but whether government is intelligent depends on whether you and I are Intelligent. Therv's more sense in Plnocchio than in all John Lewis's demagogy. Even if a fairy pnncess look after you, you will still never be anythlug exevnt a Record (Continued Prom Editorial Page) He emphasized that the teachings a side of the question;" If they all insist on free press and free speech and take part in 'a great debate. The German democratic republic i oy donkey unless you refusing to "protect any leader ou tolerated Communists.

It did not, nuke yourseir into a human being the grounds that our country is at it tK0, ih. nmMit r.un tt rnr the grounds that our country tlwm. It them and the government CMn't do it for of Karl Marx would have no place in this scheme of things. He rejected ss "a dream" the Communist ideal of a "dictatorship of the proletariat." "Anticipating critics who will class this vison of a new civilization with some of his earlier books of popular lantasy-prophecy. Wells noted: "I have set down nothing that Is not strictly reasonable and practicable." But.

he warned, it can be brought to pass only if. at the end of this suppress gave every freedom, and they energetically con-vou- war." Lastly "TK nf duiU cnllltliiff iin I trihuted the destruction of the There arv two other thtnes that reoubllc The democratic IiallHn oermany nuo aiscoraant iragments, voll mlKht consider nut tins to postpone her ultimate re It tolerated them. And they ener- UUI win ny mam- getically assisted to make the chaos 'n mt-ellectuat intently." and "I covery Indefinitely is a pseudo-democratic slacker's dream. It Is dia- out of which Fascism emerged. W1" J'j v-iiunionya to worm recon- i.n- Molality Slid manners have a s-nod to permit peace conditions to be structlon.

We have need of the pe drawn up by small groups of men in til. nrRPd on by the Communist. It to ao the survival of te-vrnl to war annlnst. Nn moerary and lllx-rtv. cullar qualities of her people, and specified fashion and then go back secret conference: if thev oDen their the sooner she recovers the better lor (Copyright, 1940.

Now YorH Tribune the Communists are trying to make 1 thelr Slf lin or the fishing I ears and their minds to "the other, the whole world Inc revolution in Prance in the midst of war which would certainly result in the invasion and conquest of Prance by thie Nazis. WHAT'S THE IDEA, PATTY- RUNNING OUT ON OUR PARTY A. J. M'CRACKEN MADE PRESIDENT OF SOIL GROUP Do you now what tnocra lc countries have suppressed the Com-; munlMs and made them an illegal party? Finland and Switzerland. Only two.

Have your own opinions about Finland, if you like. It is a great little country, and a dvmocracy ac-; cording to your creed despite all the lies your Communists tell you. I've been there and they have not. GEE, I'M SORRy! BUT ITS MY BW TIME OF THE MONTH AND I'M JUST MISERABLE WITH CHAFING1. WHY YOU POOR.

LITTLE GOOSE.1 HAVEN'T YOU HEARD ABOUT MIRACLE MODESS WITH THAT MARVELOUS NEW FEATURE 'MOISTURE ZONING? 'MniCTimc rnunir' WAYNESVILLE. FVb. 18. (Special) Albert j. McCracken.

one of the unit test farmers of Haywood county, has been re-elected president of the Haywood County Mutual Soil vvU CLjrn fT-m Nlaw. jr-j, 11 HI V. But hfs stick to Switzerland. There; Conservation and Land Use sssocla- is probably greater tolerance and; tlon. Inc.

freedom in Switzerland than any-! Other officers are: C. R. Liner, where else. But they don't allow the vice-president; Sam Ferguson, secre- Communist party. And if you carry tary; and T.

W. Cathey. treasurer. on a systematic campalen against Chairmen wen? also elected from the a race or a tvligion Switzerland several townships as follows: i they plunk you into lail. Funnilv Waynesville township.

O. P. Plott; Sizes 12 to 20; 38 to 42 enoiiKh they helieve that the fense of civij liberty means the d-, fvnse of civil liberty -against its enemies. The Swiss are irrltatlnftly i logical. i Clyde, j.

W. Oreen Jonathan Creek. Glenn A. Boyd; Finr-s Creek L. Z.

MVsser: Ivy Hill, D. J. Boyd: Iron Duff. Jarvls Chambers: White Oak. Waltfr Wrlpht; Beaverdam.

John Allen; East pork. Oder F. Burnett; Cecil, p. Hipps; and frt' Snr "prtnr rnttume gut sec'ind floor And did you really swallow that statement of Mis Williams that in Crabtree, John F. Rogers.

France "the entire trade union movement has bven suppressed'? That's a simple lie. VKTUH tS VO I'r; FOR 1 RtKl I.Kfif EUREKA. Cftl- (UP) -The Humholt county council of the American And didn it seem odd to vou added one more proof to that Miss Wi.Ht.ms never mentioned Letllon hH THE TREATS ON ME, GIRLS I WANT TO THANK. YOU FOR. TIPPING fAE OFF TO MIRACLE MODESS AND THE GRANDEST COMFORT IVE EVER KNOWN.

the totalitarian suppressions of establish that "50,000, 000 Frenchmen can't be wronp It has adopted a Soviet Russia or Nazi Germany if 'moisture zoning" acts to 0irect moisture inside the pad. now, longer than ever. before, edges stay dry and comfortable. AND LOOK-IVE CUT A MO0ESS PAD TO SHOW Y0UWHYITSS0FTER.IT HAS A FLUFF FILLER. AND ITS MOISTURE RESISTANT BACKING GUARDS AGAINST ACCIDENTS.

the newspaper are resolution providing that frog le.rs shall be seryrd at every future ban Nat Germany, my young friends, quet of the local legion. IJoutlifnl Sophistication is a natural outcome of deftly manipulated straw braids 7.50 to 10.00 i benan by suppressing the Commu- nists. the Socialists, the Liberals. I and the Democrats and ended by making a pact with the Communists. lt that ring a bvll in your heads! And if I were you I'd have a lot more respect for some fatherly words handed by the President of the United Stutvs than for a lot of soft soap ladled out by John L.

Lewis. The President told you the truth: i It Is hard to be young and it always has been hard. We have some serious Complete FUR SERVICE IXClUtlVI FUltlftl AT00yi I I I I Carolina' 1.rit(llii( umti I'rr Tnnity-Flvf lean ANOPATTY-JUST ijr I PLftVH THINK-MO0ESS ml 1. and difficult problems to work out. and no one has yet found the whole Black, navy, bright red trimmed with clustered flowers crisp, wispy veils that give you that soft, feminine look so important this spring.

U-ff I answer. Mr. Lewis hasn't found It. either. The solution he proposed was to call a conference.

1 Wiser gowrnment could help you. nrllle. ft. N. Hparlanburi.

s. but no government can make a life for you. Everybody born into this Try it now! New MIRACLE MODESS with "Moisture Zoning" lUUJJJJJJUJiinTfT if futhem Dairies fv Butter lMZQjmrrjjnQU world dies with the face he has ready to clear ths harbor for sea. plane at wske. ven beymid the IROth meridian, which In the eves, of some congressmen should thei westward limit for American defense! ouuuras, Iwt'i Sw Spring MllllnrrT penni Flnnr MMMMBSaniBHHMBSj.