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chimes, reported in October, 1914,
that by March, 1915, it would prob
ably be short 5000 workers needed
to keep production up to schedule.
In effect, during the war this
country has asked its farmers to
raise more crops with less men
to do the work, to keep their
farm equipment in working Or
der somehow without counting
too heavily on requirements.
and to share their machines with
other farmers whenever and
wherever possible.
To help farmers keep their ma
chimes going, manufacture of repair
parts and attachments has been in
creased considerably. In 1914 the
scheduled production of repair parts
and attachments amounted to ap-
proximately 1888 per cent of the to-
tai farm machinery output, as COM
pared with IA per cent in 1910.
Twenty-one per cent more farm
commodities were produced in 1914
than in 1910 with S per cent fewer
workers..
The annual employment on Amer
lean farms decreased from 1885,
900 in 1910 to 10.037 1000 in 1914. APP
proximately 100000 workers have
left agriculture for war industries
or the armed forces.
approximately LOO, 900 farm men
had entered the military service W
to January l, 1915.
American farmers have been
getting more use out Of individ-
ual farm machines during
the war. The exchange and CO.
operative use Of some machines,
such as tractors and combines,
has increased markedly. Ono
corn picker, for example, might
be used to harvest as much as
1900 acres Of corn in a year.
Combines have been hauled a
thousand miles to harvest crops
on farms in county after county.
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other matching units as shown. Its
sleek modern lines also make it
perfect for boys or girls room.
Those nicely planned compart-
ments are as easy to make as a
box slipped in place and secured
from the back. The pattern also
shows how to make shelves and
compartments underneath for
storing files and records.
NOTE-Pattern 272 gives large dia.
grams and illustrated step-by-step direc.
tons for this desk. A list of all materials
required is included. Unit Z in the upper
sketch is also made with this pattern.
Units A and B with Pattern 27O. Unit c
with Pattern 271. Patterns are Is cents
each postpaid. Address requests for pat
terms to:
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Cellln2 prices on StraW.IrlIeS
will b the same as last year Which
means, we hope. that short cake
will be no shorter
One OF the causes of increase in
illness ~amo"g WorlT rs is d. riued
as due to mental strain of new
oIkers who HAVEN'T II N emp 10y eu
for a long time W'rk ms always
been the cut vt me l.. ,'ia.S!s
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Oh personalities CAN
affect the course of
nations today, al
most as much as it
did when people
fought at the whim
of a king, has been
brought out striking
ly in Franco-Ameri-
can relations.
There isn't much
question that the
common interests of
France and the
United States would
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be better served if
one Franklin Roose-
welt could ''get
along" better with
o n e Charles De
Gaulle.
Of course, it is
only fair to say that
there are others
W h o d o n t 80 G e t
along with the tall,
handsome and aris-
tocratic French gen.
eral. It is no secret
that on Josef
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includes production Limitation
O Production through September 80. 1914
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Etiquette Poses
Difficult Problem

In diplomatic circles it has been
carefully explained that De Gaulle
could not accept an invitation from
a peregrinating president to call
upon him in French territory, which
it was explained was a sort of
come down and have picnic with
me in your backyard. I'm too busy
TO call on you in your parlor."
To which American diplomatic
circles explained: it wasn't an in
yitation to De Gaulle to come to AL
giers, which is French territory, but
an invitation tn call on the Presi-
dent aboard a U. S. warship, which
Is American territory
Peut-etre, was the reply, but the
chief of great power, indeed an
empire, cannot be expected to be
treated any better than the rulers
of such minor domains as Arabia,
Egypt or Ethiopia, royal-blooded
though thev he Roosevelt enter
tanned the gentlemen earlier.)
There the di Gu lion begged
down in mutual chaorin with all but
two of the leading French ncwsna-
pers Zone conservative and one
communist insisting that De Gaulle
was right and the apologists for
Roosevelt explaining that the Presi-
dent could not undertake what nrob-
ably would have amounted to a
visit of state and triumphal
tour of France, when he had q war
to win. 1t was also recalled tina, one
thing Mr.. Roosevelt prides him self
on avoiding is making the mis-
takes Wilson did. Wilson received a
wild nvatio, in Frnn"e and Italy BE-.
FORE the peace conference. ard
suffered the results of most pain
full reaction aftcrw"'d
How great part RoNsevelt's fail
ure to pay visit to De Gaulle in
Paris pla' ed in mutivating the gen
erals refusal. or. if it were the chief
cause, how much was personal
pique on the part of De Gaulle and
how much feeling that his Ma ion
had been sighted it is impossible
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FDR Comments
On Prir,1a Donnas

That is supposed to account for
the extemporaneous remarks he in
serted in his report to congress
about "prima donnas."
Those remarks, which were uni
versally interpreted as applying to
De Gaulle. came as distinct shock
and Immediately afterward Senator
Brewster publicly labeled them Gin
judicious.
was following the text of the off,
cial release in the house radio gal
lery as the President spoke and
had noted the many departures
which he tossed off as familiar
asides and which helped to give his
But was startled at what he said
following the text as it dealt with
an agreement with Yugoslavia. He
read the sentence. 1--WE hope that
it is in the process of fulfillment"
and then he looked up and with just
a touch of what verged on sarcasm
in his voice, remarked But it is not
only that, but in some other places
we have to remember there are a
great number of prima donnas in
the world, all who wish to be heard.
Before anything will be done, we
may have little delay, while we
listen to more prima donnas."
That startled me as l said but
must say l did not at first think he
could mean De Gaulle. That
seemed impossible However, as 9TH
ers mentioned it, began to take it
for granted, for l knew that until
the procedure of voting as agreed
upon at Yalta was approved by
France the agreement could not be
announced. There were other things
upon which France had to be con-
suited in advance of the meeting. as
WE'LL
The French ambassador who was
seated in the diplomatic gallery
showed no sign whatever that he
was affected by the words and later
he is said to have told friend that
it was hardly likely that the prma
donna reference could have Teen
meant to apply to France since the
President had completed his COM
ihent on what disposition of French
interests had bcen made and had
moved on to another topic. Yugo-
slava.
That, of course, is a good alibi.
And it is necessary that there be
an abb for | am convinced that
had there been even urofIicia' ad-
mission that the President was
hitting al De Gau'le a really diff
cult situation would arise 1t is
known that although many peonle
consider the general what the
French call "dif1icile," the French
do not call De Gaulle that and his
friends and admirers are warm
in their loyalty and would instant
ly resent any unfavorab'e comment
on his conduct.
No serious diff :ulties are ex-
pected to arise between the United
States and France but some of their
common troubles in the past show
that there is much diff >rerce be.
tween foreign relations. bolster
them with protocol as you will and
personal relations after all
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Desk That Matches
Unit Book Shelves

IF YOU can. saw straight and
drive a nail you can make this
useful desk. Combined with curved
end units it becomes an impor-
tant piece of furniture to fill wide
wall space, or it may be used with
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Stain, although he arranged
highly advantageous treaty with
France including some even more
advantageous private understanding
with De Gaulle, had no desire to in
vite him to Yalta.
But the Roosevelt-De Gaulle differ
ences seem to be recurrent and just
when everybody thought, after the
latter's visit to Washington when he
was understood to have given his
colleagues in France the impression
that the visit was highly satisfac-
tory to him, came the answer Il
regret" to Roosevelt's Responder
vous, sill vous plais" and the meet
ing on the Presidents cruiser off
Algiers did not take place.
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WNU Service, Union Trust Building,
Washington, d. C.

Washington, D. C.
Some years ago that highly scien-
tific organization, the Smithsonian in
stitution, discussed the possibility of
relationship between sun spots and
wars. 1t was carefully explained
that sun spots, which are really
great explosions on the suns sur
face, affected the weather on the
earth and frequently bad weather in
turn affected the dispositions of hu-
man beings and might conceiva-
bly, render national leaders less
amenable to reason and more like
ly to get their countries into trouble.
At first glance that seems rather
far-fetched but the fact that clash
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American farmers will be able to
obtain no more new tractors, side
delivery rakes, combines, or other
haying and harvesting machinery
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
Kidnapped by Fairies?

did, in gnomes, leprechauns.
hobgoblins and similar un-
earthly creatures, good and
bad.
In the village of Ballin-
lobaun, where the missing
baby lived, there was much
talk among those who were
afraid to- hunt for the boy.
Suppose" said one old
crone. Il should come upon
the babe? The little people
would never forgive me
and I'd certainly be in my
grave within a twelve
month";"
An old man nodded
solemnly in agreement and
related that the fairies
never had molested any Of
his kith and kin because all
of them had fairy fields"
on their farms-land never
scratched by the plough
lest a curse fall on the
ploughmdn and his family.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
WHEN little 18-months-
w old Michael JOseD

WHEN little 18-monthS-
w old Michael seph
LOTUS disappeared from
the County Mayo farm of
his folks. 500 Irish peasants
secured the rolling country
side looking for the young
stcr. But a few Of the lads
neighbors refused TO join in
the searching party.
Most OF these seemingly
heartless people were super
stitious oldSterS who were
convinced. they said, that
the fairies" had spirited
the baby away and that
the little people" as they
called the invisible elves,
would be offended If their
plans were interfered with
by humans.
These strange shenani-
gans made il plain that
there are still people in the
Emerald Isle who believe,
aS their medieval ancestors
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09

prongs at its end, and, a
little lower down, a socket
designed for holding a
lighted candle.
This odd Chinese har-
poon, however, is not an in
strument for rcpaying the
barbarous Nipponese for
past torturcs. It's the tool
with which the thrifty
celcstials pluck from the
walls of cliffs and caverns
one OF the worlds most
misunderstood delicacies
the tiny, clear-white nests
which are Ingredient a OF
Chinas most famous gas.
tronomic luxury, birds-nest
soup.
The average American
reader probably has dis
missed references TO birds
nest soup as fabulous or
exaggerated. He has pic
tured this dish Of oriental
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
Birds-Nest Soup Is Back

A LONG the humid,
~ jungle-fringed coast OF
North Borneo strange
scenes are being enacted
these days as Allied troops
round TIP the fast rem.
nants OF the once-vain-
glorious Jap army. Behind
AuSSie and Dutch soldiers
are moving other mopup
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09

of the bird. And these
sweet, cleanly-formed nests,
about the size and shape Of
a half teacup. have long
been esteemed by the Chi
neSe as a treat for the
healthy and a splendid re-
storative for the ailing.
so, as the once Rising Sun
sets, wealthy Chinese gour-
NETS are smacking their
lips and inquiring eagerly
when the first shipments of
birds nests will arrive
from North BOrneo and
from Palawan in the Phil
ippines, and also in lesser
quantities from other far.
away places like Java, Su-
matra and Malaga.
Birds nests once were
worth their weight in silver.
These first cargoes since
late 1871 may now bring
their weight in gold.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
THE COMEBACK

The answer to that question was
the most convincing. proof of
razor appeal ever offered!
The Schick Injector Razors--
forced INFO refirem emf Il year be-
Iore-were PIT back TO t0ork-
almost TO a man! We know be-
cause SChick Blade sales climbed
back 10 pre-4ar IepeLS uifbiH a
feW short months. A dramatic
answer TO a most dramatic test!
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09

epicures as a laughable
concoction swimming with
tWigs, feathers, horse hair
and other unappetiZing
oddmentS.
and hes been dead
wrong. The shrcwd mer-
chant princes of China
whose bellies have grown
thin, indeed, in these war
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09

teams com
po sed Of
nimble Chi
neSe.
These men
of China
barred from
the region
for nearly
four years
by the Japs
bear no
rifle s or
tonmyguns.
Their equip
me n [ c cOn-
sists Of light
rattan lad
ders; bags
a n d lon &
b a m b o o
poles tipped
with a curl.
Gus forked
attachment
which has
four sharp
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09

years were
not tossing
away their
= u b $ I a nee
when hey
paid s m a IL
fortunes for
I h @ I n y
nests, weigh
i n & only
about 30 10
the pound.
r o r [ n q
nests of the
little South
Il a C i f / c
swifts differ
from those
OF any birds
we know.
They are
m a d G G n
tirely of a
sticky whit
ish secretion
from glands
in the mouth
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09

AUTOMATIC BLADE CHANGE
.. A pull and push on
The Injector shoots out
old blade, slides in fresh
one Instantly. Nothing
10 take apart or reaS-
Semble. No fumbling
with sharp edges or pa
per wrappers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09

SOLID GUIDE BAR has a sure
grip surface that stretch
es and AattenS the skin
Just ahead of the blade.
Makes Whiskers pop up
for cl oser, more COM
Portable shave. Corner
guards protect against
nieking and ScrapIng.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09

DOUBLE. THICK BLADES .
twice as thick as ordi.
nary blades, 3 times as
thick as paper-thin ones.
Take and hold a really
keen edge Oil.Packed in
special cartridge, their
cutting edges are suS.
pended in space.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09

PLENTY OF scHIcK BLADES AT DEALERS BUT
All the Schck Injector Razors produce still going
the armed forces We expect civilian production
shory-so in few months will have for you
Then hope you, will the that passed the
supreme of razor loyalty.
The EXCLUSIVE SHAVING ADVANTAGES MEN COULDN'T FORGET!
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oilities in the tield Of European

bilities in the neld Of European
politics.
In q declaration on liberated
Europe" the three great powers
promised to assist in: Cd establish
Ing internal peace, ca providing
emergency relief, CD forming gov
ernments along democratic lines.
Provisional Governments.
II the situation in freed land
becomes suiilciently serious, the Big
Three agreed to establish q cozn-
mission to pick a provisional gov
eminent representative Of all demo-
cratic interests. The provisional
government would be pledged to
set up at the earliest possible mo-
ment, through free elections, a gov
eminent entirely responsible to the
will of the people.
Only time could tell, but Amer
leans who sat In at Yalta commended
this arrangement could mark the
end Of any trend in Britain, Rus
STA or any other country toward
'tunilateral" Zone sided) action and
spheres Of influence in lands wrested
from the Nazis.
Yalua produced other decisions
on Yugoslavia, on Polish boundary
and governmental questions, on
holding q United Nations conference
in San Francisco, on voting pro-
cedure for the international secur-
ity council; decisions with regard
to occupation and control Of Ger
many, reparations, quarterly meet
ings Of Russian, British and Amer
lean foreign ministers.
Some OF the problems were
tough, some easy. Most could not
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Europe. But they hesitated to as
sumo responsibility for scrapping
the traditional American policy Of
non-intervention in European af-
fairs.
President Roosevelt and his adj
visers finally made their decision
on the theory that the choice lay
between calling some of the signals
or looking at the game from the
sidelines.
They decided to get into the
game.
Thus, at Yalta, America assumed
for the first time specific RESPONSE
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column Of letters from readers. The
restrictions. they contend, would
make the column q device for ''offl-
cial instruction and orientation.p
A written protest was handed to
Maj. Robert Neville. publications Of
flcer, after directive, which the
Stars and Stripes staff commended
|circumscribed the field of discussion
in published letters, had been issued
from United States Army headquar-
ters In the Mediterranean theater.
It is understood here that the di-
receive insisted letters on contro-
versial subjects should be published
only when official replies could be
made In the same issue.
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Staff Of Army Paper
Protests Restrictions

By the Associated Press.
ROME, Mar. l3.-The entire staff
OF enlisted men on the Rome edition
of the Stars and Stripes, United
States Army newspaper, has pro-
tested. against newly imposed re-
strictions on the papers Mail Call"
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be forseen at Tehran Ii 1914. Yet
even ut Tehran there had been In
formal understanding that It would
be > good idea for the President,
Prime Minister and Premier to meet
again.
Tomorrow: Lets get going, =
said Stalin.)
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By DOUGLAS B. CORNELL.

plane bearing American and dipped to
landing Russian airstp 10 minutes after
noon February
Franklin D. Roosevel-700O miles 10 days away
White House-tossed aside cigarette
Soviet Foreign Commissar Mootov aboard They
in easy chairs and chatted
Twenty minutes later aide interrupted to tell Mootov that
plane landing It's red, white blue
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