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Show BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1937 PAGE SIX iSnaclTHcu Place CIRCUS DAY DATA ECONOMIC GilY OF TV0 PLAYGROBBDS What Russell Bros. 3- - Ring Circus and Menagerie. Where Tremonton Rodeo Park. HIGHLIGHTS S"& IHE CHECKS AND TAX BILLS OF EVERY INDIVIDUAL. NATION- OF r'MA AL AND INTERNATION- AL PROBLEMS INSEPARABLE LOCAL WELFARE. FROM C GATEWAY TO STATE THAT AFFECT 0 HAPPENINGS DINNER PAILS, DIVIDEND When I( LAI V Doors open at 1 and 7 p. m.; formances at 2 and 8 p. m. I'VtlN, Not since 1917 has a major nation declared war. Yet in the intervening of years there have been a number conflicts. sanguinary What might be termed Mars modern formal technique does not require a mobilare armies declaration of war ized, soldiers aifd civilians are slaughtered, cities are devasted and governments change even while, officially not exist. speaking, actual war does for In Italy's Ethiopian campaign, but declared not was war example, elimthe result of the invasion was to and Monarchy inate the Ethiopian colmake the country into an Italian Military. Italian ony governed by the Russia and France have not declared " -V U ill" I rt t war on the Spanish Insurgents, nor ' have Germany and Italy broken off relations with the Spanish Governmentyet it is no secret that Fran wim co's cause has been Kept the aid of German and Italian troops and equipment, while the Government w lf a ;..!. Minnehaha Falls. (Top forces would have collapsed long since Russian airplanes for been not had it right) A 30 pounder is a and armaments and Frencii mnuary common catch. (Lower ure experts. Today in the Far jlmiwithcur-- rr It's i!t? f:r l:f;) war world is again witnessing a v:coc-(olthess M.n;i-:jc:the of is war of that out a declaration M.nne-spol(Lower nh;) icance not only to the irr,nxt sky::r:e c:c:i ocios nations involved, but to the Western of hir lal;cs. one World as well. rein limit to the has gone Japan tc. cent years to build up her army and TINNEAPOLIS is America's chameleon city. It is r.Il th.'. she has Trail from the North to found St. "Vera as ilu her as own navy For a small country, far suall lie!!," XTX people; I'aul acros3 the river. an amazing military machine, Swedes called James J. Hill, empire builder of the Ncrthwcu; conThe Mississippi's rocky gorge thou Chinese of the perior to that sLlll cuts through the city, but tobut about knows a as and a town woman, everybody in tradictory China herself has made progress day her banks are lined with ele counfew people know. store vators that 83,068,'JOO unifying and strengthening the has Queen over winter sportland, renowned tor her winter sports bushels of grain, waiting to be try. China's greatest weakness of her lI rnrccesse;l into flour by the "Big events, her brilliant skaters, she is always been the corruption Garrison trovernments as Oswald equally famous as th gateway to get of the town they pass through? Five" of the milling f.idustry of the Land of Ten Thousand Lakes, Some of them enjoy the wide the world, , Villard has written, '.The purchasing The contrast of her resources Is summer playground of the United boulevards that girdle the city is and generals of Chinese statesmen miles of macadam, still keenly defined the gracioui with States. advanced her Hundreds of thousands cf tour- envy the natives their eleven plains to the south yield .her, tha Japan's long suit; it has ists flock Into Minneapolis each lakes, their 14 1 parks, their order- largest butter production in .the and her policy of conquest far more the arrogant Masaba' ana canyear, by plane, by car, by stream- ed citizenry that knows no slums. country rapidly than have her rules lined train. Their minds are bent Others may stop to consider more Hange to the north, the sreatest nons " The central. Nanking govern on the spell of the lakes on trout seriously some of the contradic- amount of iron ore.. She is mament ha3 usually proven unable to (400.000,000 fish fry are planted tions that fascinate travellers from ture, sophisticated, twentieth cencontrol the superabundant local war In the lakes each year by the state abroad, to v horn our American tury. .Yet because hei security fish and game department), deer, cities are as distinct in flavor as rests on things of the earth, sb.3 Lords each with his own Interest at in the mysterious forests, flashing cas- are 1'aris or Florence to tourists has remained heart and each suspicious of the othwith moose soil of United from States. the the of cades China nets, peculiar in stability fishing rivers, exists as it ers. The situation the years an agricultural community. Minneapolis is eighty-onfeeding on swamp sedges,north-lanis as if each American state goverold a rin'j human span. In thore Children from neighboring farms adventure of the nor had a private army which he could she has exchang- come to her University with its 7000 miles of state eighty-onwhere years e use for any purpose he wishes, even campus, listen to the highway link the city '.vith remote ed half a dozen crude huts beside canoe trails of the Superior Na- Father Hennepin's Falls of St. great Minneapolis Symphony orto the extreme of fighting the armies tional Forest. And they go away Anthony for steel skyscrapers chestra, go home for vacations. of neighboring governors. stories high. And the But a music remains with them, a convinced that Minneapolis is con- thirty-twAs a consequence, pua Japan' far beau- descendants o! a handful of Nep Eound that haunts every visitor and clean, fident, Important; mawar s more efficient and modern to the land of lakes and calls him tifully sympathetic toward fisfier-me- Englanders who barricaded in Fort Sneiling to protect back again and again, a sound no chines, it is believed certain that the with her big fish contests litconducted by the newspapers and the white fur traders rule a city other city in the world can Japanese will encounter relatively voice of the laughing north the prize catches exhibited in windows that has almost, but not quite, tle trouble in conquering waters that gave Minneapolis her lawless Tig's Eye of downtown stores. forgotten cities over take will She provinces. who came down the Red River name. How intimate a picture do they and accomplish destruction on a vast scale, and probably replace present local governments with puppet Chi- many years, the invaders intermarry more than 50 per cent of her governnese governments controlled by the with Chinese and are virtually swal- ment's budget is earmarked for the lowed by the immense country. China army and navy, and she has a soaring Japanese, as she did in Manchuria. But in the long run, Japan's chances of has more than half a billion people national debt. - against Japan's 75,000,000. success are dubious. China is a treSo here is another grave threat to Breakfast Blackberry juice, Furthermore, it seems inconceivable world peace the gravest, perhaps mendous country, with the largest French toast, broiled bacon, cof population in the world. Not since the that Japan will be permitted by other that has yet appeared. Whether war dawn of history has it been perma- powers to advance unhindered into is actually declared is only of theo- fee. retical importance to all intents and nently conquered over a period of China. Russia is strongly and will, if matters go far enough. purposes a major war is now under Luncheon Lamb salad in border throw her resources to the side of way in the Far East, and interests di- of molded spinach, tomatoes with let China. And if it came down to a Rus rectly affecting every nation in the tuce, custard, iced lemonade. war, most military ex world are Involved. perts think the bear would win. Dinner Sliced meat loaf, new po England will attempt to limit Ja tatoes, cauliflower, pot o' gold salad, Lefty Gomez is the most nervous of pan's conquest in the interest of her lemon coffe, tea or milk. pudding, New York Yankee players. He own trade, and so, in all probability, the most of his in time while the will the United States and France. spends Pot o' Gold Salad Peel and dice 1 And lastly, it is a question whether dugout, walking around, chinning on himself and then will the rafters large banana, add 2 cup orange Japan's financial resources are suffl into Juice. Cut 25 marshmallows cient to stand a long struggle today wander off to the bull pen. g, t Vi Pzt '-- av r ... a k. is sk-Tu- nt lo-m- fifty-eig- d e d h e 550-acr- t ' 1. per- WhoFisher's Five Fearless Fly ers; the Rebras troupe of French equilibrists; the Six Lelands; Walter Jennier and his "talking" Buddy; Miss Aerialett; Frank B. Miller's famous dancing horses; Irene Ledgett's performing elephants; clowns galore and scores of other human and animal stars. sea-lio- n, eighths with sissors (dip blades in water to prevent sticking), combine with orange juice and banana mixture. Add 1 cup diced orange sections, well drained, 3 cup diced pineapple, J teaspoon salt. Toss lightly to mix. Whip J cup salad dressing. Stir 3 cup of this dressing into salad mixture. Serve thoroughly chilled on lettuce leaves. Pass the remaining whipped cream salad dressing separately. Serves 6 to 8. This looks pretty served in orange cups made by removing the pulp from halves of oranges. 1-- Try this orange marshmallow pudding instead of a gelatin the next time you want pudding for dessert. Cut 1 lb. marshmallows in quarters, with scissors. Heat marshmallows and three cups orange juice in double boiler until marshmallows are melted. Cool slightly; chill in individual serving dishes. Serve with whipped cream. Serves 8. Pineapple juice may be used instead of orange juice. I "snack" has been denned as fJ taken out of the ordinary course a ba a morsel, or a hasty repast. Regardk of its definition, most everyone enjovi Slock Shelves With Tasty Spreads c., or ""tou, evening snack. While some of us mv Koi;... v eating between meals, or before retirii is a uuu iiuuii auu apt 10 ruin the apt tite and the figure, the truth of matter is that most people who parti of between-mesnacks eat no rJ food, but instead distribute their dl ration into fhe instead of three pa Recent experiments conductor! of the 'large eastern universities pi conclusively 10 me iact that "man us would ne more elhcient if we w , .. iu.-.-c live men.1, a uav, liisieaai O! till To prove this point, numerous t were rnaae 01 iactory workers, sea lii!r!rAH iiVtorc tnnr.J. nl .1.-- ai Insn urn I'.ai Joh - Sai anA nrrrti Make a checkerboard cake by 'placinS alternately cooked dried apricot halves and pitted prunes in the bottom of the cake. ""' To prevent sweet pickled fruits from turning dark, use whole spices tied in muslin bag while cooking. Do not pack the spice3 in the jar. - o I If you want to take a hot dish to a "pot luck" supper, place your casserole in a cardboard box and pack with Lou Gehrig has won the most hot salt which help3 hold the heat. uable player's award four Place salt in the oven during the time while Babe Ruth won it only on casserole dish is baking and it will his career. ani r faster K jth iters owvi rf St J. TO Sirs. ' gues and v" morning or afternoon work for a glaj orange uf juiee. iou may tr ehprk vonr nant.rv shplvps nrin'i if you have sufficient sandwich sptf on hand to prepare a snack for tne hungry individual at your home. Sac i 1 neir muscular emcicncy stayed hi on a five meal than on a two or t meal scneuule. these findings should prove into ing to mothers when the children r home hungry after school. ,he sh neither urge them to wait until di without eatins. nor let thm fill m sweets. 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