The day is not far distant when men may say: All troubles lead to Paul Mc-Nutt.
The man who best understands that fact is named McNutt. For a fewonly a few of those troubles have begun to arrive.
To his War Manpower Commission office in one day last week came a frantic telegram from Washington's big Yakima Valley applegrowers (they needed 35,000 more pickers right away or they would lose their crop), came the problem of a shipment of planes all ready to go to General MacArthur except for a single part (to come...
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