Editorial: The eagle meets the bar
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Foltz: Germans live gaily in Spain
‘Wealthy refugees’ gallivant all over country since V-E Day
By Charles Foltz, Associated Press writer
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Lippmann: Republicans fighting trade bill, which seeks to save free enterprise, ‘like WCTU serving cocktails’
By Walter Lippmann
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Lawrence: Is Communism bar to peace?
Backs up Mrs. Roosevelt’s argument that it is not
By David Lawrence
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New German ditty, ‘Berlin will rise again,’ stirs hope
By Eddy Gilmore, Associated Press staff writer
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Stalin thanks Truman for aid
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Eliot: Dividing Japs is best way to conquer them
Pay attention to Truman’s program for defeat of foe
By Maj. George Fielding Eliot
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War bonds best weapon on inflation
CIO praised for fight to extend National Price Control Act
By John W. Love
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Even Hitler jolted by Jap sneak attack
Allies find no close alliance existed between Nippon and Germany
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Gracie Allen Reporting
By Gracie Allen
Maybe one of the things those post-war auto designers should consider is having animal quarters in the car. I’ve just read about two accidents, one of which was caused by a mouse running up the steering wheel, and the other by a kitten jumping on the same apparatus.
Of course, accidents like that are bad enough, but imagine what could have happened if that mouse and that kitten had been riding in the same car!
It isn’t hard to understand how mice get in cars these days. The cars stand in garages so long without gas that I suppose the mice think they’re old houses. And I guess that the kittens go into the cars looking for the mice.
My goodness, before I take the ear out, I’d better get some cheese and catnip.