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NEW Jan. 12.—MV-A vic- SECRCTARV 6(RO YORK, OF AFRICA^ for tory budget of essential needs /C'/CA'vS- families so can American they SNAKES TO DEATH- reach top efficiency as war work- 9 ers was suggested tonight by a spokesman for the Office of Pro- duction Management who said ra- tioning of a lengthening list of GASOLINE ALLEY Keep On consumer products was to be ex- pected. Warning against "fads and crazes,” Robert R. Guthrie, chief of the textile, clothing and equip- age branch of the OPM’s division 1 of purchases, said at the opening Wood screws are MADE OF STEEL" of the National Retail Dry Goods Sftya DON BRASSf COPR. 1942 BY NEA SERVICE. Association convention: I INC.*^\. LADVSMITH, WISCONSIN^ 11 -12. T. M. REC. U. S. PAT. OFF. in war ume as m peace mere are fads and crazes which lead people to try things which they ■■EjTLpppB either don’t need at all or use DAILY CROSSWORD ■M|OIN|Omo NlEISM only during the short life of the Rome sMs oRpTs fad. But in wartime we cannot ACROSS 7. Italian coin 28. Portion of IrIoIbIeIsMhosea afford to waste goods in this man- 1. Pecks 8. A fruit curved line WlUil ner.” 5. Swallow 9. Kind of cap 30. Japanese 9. 11. Subside sash Stressing the need now to pro- Pertaining 17. cat 37 Sloth mote consumer acceptance of new to tides Large 18. At home 39. Silk-cotton products developed to conserve 10. Infirm' tree scarce materials, Guthrie told the 12. Arabia 19. Despots delegates of the NRDGA which (archaic) 20. Condition 40. Thick soup numbers more than 6,000 dry 13. To wash 21. Lubricator 41. Dancer’s i—^iii goods and department stores in 14. Sheer 22. Place cymbals the United States: IB. Young 24. Cease to 42. Greedy Hf “We sleep 43. Capital of shall not, I hope, have as sheep Ye»terdey» Aaiwer 16. Rancor 25. of Italy many ersatz products to put on Species 20. Distress 45. Tax 47. Head covering the market as Germany or Italy, pepper 26. To make 46. Source of 49 To on Mission but we shall have a great signal put THE GUMPS Mamma’s Mysterious many. 50. “You can expect that increas- 23. Some holy indigo Attempt ingly severe shortages of consum- 24. Warp-yam 27. H>v\" / er goods will necessitate the ra- Mythical strange. tioning to consumers of a length- giant t WONDER ening list of products and you 29. Wheel on WHERE SME can expect widening control of a spur WENT- prices at the retail level.” 11. Wide-awake and whv-; The extent to which OPM will 32. Diminish have to resort to both those types 33.Instruct of control, Guthrie said, will de- 34. Goddess of pend on the kind of job America’s victory (post.) retailers do in channeling demand 35. Shrew-mouse into the purchase of essential 36. Consume items. 38. Syrian deity “We need right now,” he said, (poss.) *‘a victory budget for the family, 39. Brittle a budget of essential wartime 11. Allowance needs, a budget which will enable for weight the family to reach top efficiency 44. Western State as a group of war workers, but 18. Shun stripped of everything else.” 50. Hydrous sodi- of The president NRDGA, Frank um carbonate M. Mayfield, who is also presi- 51. Place of dent of Scruggs-Vandervoort-Bar- confinement St. ney, Inc., Louis, Mo., said the 52. Ignited again organization was ready to “sacri- 53. University our business” to ice win the war officer BRICK BRADFORD William Ritt and Clarence Gray raised By and wants taxes to help 54. Shout for the pay struggle against the DOWN BY VISITING THE SACRED PYRAMID THIS Axis. STRANGER BROKE A LAW -r-A 1 1. Terrible CRIMINAL A TITANIAN DARES J I 2- Jewish month I NOT EVEN t~ ARMY-ORDERS 3. infants 4. Foxy

— 8. Fuel WASHINGTON, Jan. 12. M — 0. A Army orders today included: relative COLONEL CRYPTOQUOTE—A cryptogram Colonel Joseph A. McAndrew, quotation Inf., Camp Wallace, to Davidson, AS ZAB A R L T S P C OBCAQOV X B S L N. C. CAPTAINS OBC UOBZ ABZ CB P8RYO ROJCAQOV— C. Johnson, Inf., Fort Wayne YBWLLSRW Jackson to Brooklyn. Kenneth Matheson Thrash, CAC, Yesterday's IT IS THE NATURE OF FOLLY TO Davis. Cryptoquote: Hes.. Atlanta, to Camp SEE THE FAULTS OF OTHERS AND FORGET ITS OWN— Carl Ampt Hamann, MC Res., CICERO. 'Shaker Heights, Ohio, to Fort Jack- Distributed by Xing Features gradients. lae. I

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