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Show BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1938 PACE TUBES MnHttUHMUUlMHitttJiUllMUtlMMMItN-tt- The MARCH OF TIME "Behind the Scenes In American Business" Even YOU Can Wear The Frivolous I PT. OFF MO. O. 8. Prepared by the Editors cf TIME The Weekly Newsmagazine 7 1 Stop it shall, . . It was the existence of Czechoslovakia as an ally of Soviet NEW YORK, Sept 26 BUSINESS 2.000,000 of such checks are issued Russia, thrust forward into the very More so than ever, news became an annually. . . Recognizing that comfort heart of Germany, that forced me to But study the shape important and highly valued commod- - la a more potent argument in selling-itcreate a great German air force That last week to U. S. businessmen. shoes to men than style. This was ta tum led to France face carefully beBritain m. Exporters, importers, speculators, and the f inding of a recent survey which your creaaing their own air fleets. I have farmers, in fact all businessmen whose- tallied the opinions of 5,000 men in fore choosing doubled the German air fleet once al- stock in trade anyway depends on for- - all sections of the country. Distribut-eig-n of the situation now because readv Fifty-onmarkets, literally devoured the ing to women in grocery stores a hand MILTON Washington In Czechoslovakia. If we news prevailing reports from Europe. For while bill consisting of extracts from the marked their week voters last Miiton normal business operations are still food and home making articles in Repub-- ! fail to settIe the Clisis ncw- FieWMar- u,t fnr one Boston Curtis. . Khfil flnf?irif uvuilri hA nelrine- mo tr si. on in American, it is realized Call's magazine. Each handbill fea lican canalaate ior precinci commit- - order ifc doubled again and the British that origination of constructive future tures 10 or more products carried by If your face is long and thin, you Boston Curtis was elected. and French would redouble and so the need a hat to give it width. This plans is well nigh impossible as long the store. The magazine furnishes Milton's Mayor Kenneth Simmons, a1 wumu go u. "11U ' Breton with its slightly rolled wide as war or the fear of war rules over "mats" for these handbills which the Democrat, chortled hugely. He, who! flat crown tends to broadand brim stores turn over to their local printer. think I like and Curtis Candidate "Io you : hid sponsored Europe. being obliged en your face and take away from J business! S. to U. filed his papers, had proved his point to stop with my great building and Equally upsetting its highth. The Quill hich slants forward slightly instead of standing that voters "have no idea whom theyj development schemes all over the ttUrrST WWt Uy-" - THINGS TO WATCH FOR-- Jce up straight, also adds width. support." Boston Curtis is a large country in order to send 500,000 Ger- cream m ired ta ' aU that ig man workmen to construct at top Lrown mule. mg for a thousand nines, from n tha mn (.a a of defense works antic City, Uiroughout New England, speed huge system J to Montreal and Quebeck. Occuring in cai along cur western frontier? . . . All . . A introduced refngerator. newly this is madness, for no one in Gerthe heart of highly industrialized part wooien Blanket carrying a "l many dreams of France. We of the was the country, attacking Because damage put BARCELONA, Spain against moths. . . Nothing makes a handsome matron harbor no resentment against France; at more than $100,000,000. Ten thou- written guarantee windows Righist Generalissimo Francisco Fran on the and windshields in look Larger full with features large, bigger sand are homeless and at least 500 the 1939 model cars now contrary, there is a strong COS SUCCesaiui uii.eu.sivt: last spring than a tiny, brimless hat She needs being seen dead. Though Indian legend may reof sympathy in Germany a medium sized brim at least This here and there on city streets, result split Leftist Spain into two parts, mail feeling heris cord to bo does ward or it believed the want German worse, any crown with Its of public demand for better driving since been carried between Valen-- j high, most severe storm ever to strike Amer smart side roll brim softens large iam euner. . . Gasoline stations districia and Barcelona chiefly by submar- - Wcir wlcn visibility. effeatures yet gives the ica's northeastern seaboard. The terms on which , Britain trid inc. In the U. S. last week arrived football score books and game buting so fect important in today's hats. A forecasts this autumn. . . A new way copies cf the issue of one, two, six' France agreed in London last week and ten peseta "submarine stamps," wre sejit to the Czechoslovak Gov WASHINGTON Nearly one quar- to cool drinks without diluting the al! illustrated with submarines, by ernment with urgent warning that ter of the population will be in school water with melted ice; glass tube3 which the Leftist have commemorated they MUST be accepted: this fall. The Department of the In- filled with colored liquid are first 1 Czechoslovakia to cede outright their physical division. g terior estimates en. cooled in the ice box, then used to O to Germany, without a plebiscite, all rollments as follows: Elementary stir the drink. . . An automobile of Sudeten districts in which the Gerrevolutionary design, in construction school, 22,400,000; high schools, EUROPE man vote at the last election was 80 at Rochester, N. Y.; and universities, colleges ? , s-it has only three wheels, two ; LONDON Continuing efforts to per cent or more. Reason for the big enroll2 voters and others ment is traced back to the high birth in front, one in back, an air cooled prevent another World War, Britain's rate averaging 23 per 1,000 popula- motor, wheelbase of about 126 inches, Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain in these districts to have the right tion in the years 1920-2Since the and will be priced at about $500, and France's Premier Edouard Dala-di- to be transferred to other parts of sat down in London last week to the Republic under favorable condirate for the five years 1931-3was HEADLINES IN NEW YORK tions. ease European tension by down to 17.2 per thousand, a shrink Farm income from marketings in first 3 Czechoslovakia to hold a plebthe map of Central Europe along the age in school attendance a few years eight months is $4,307,000,000, off 14 hence seems inevitable. The teaching per cent from last year. . , Lumber lines ordered by Adolf Hitler. Their iscite as to whether the Republi minus in output rises orders objective: To give Fuhrer Hitler the the ceded district ( which include the profession, even now some areas may be faced with reduc-- l advance, shipments top year ago, . . predominantly German Sudeten dis-- i chief existing fortification), shall be tion ia the ranks of its working mem-- Czech bond prices fall sharply; tricts of Czechoslovakia, bordering on reorganized on the Swiss model into a federation of cantons, having unless new avenues for employ- - vestors appraise their value In. terma Germany, which he demanded. "states' ment of professional talent such as of defaulted German securities. . . rights." deshave Correspondents repeatedly 4 Czechoslovakia to give up her adult education classes, consumer ed- - Southern Railway places additional cribed Fuhrer Hitler as bringing on ucation classes and the like, can take orders to complete a $15,000,000 rethe Czechoslovak crisis primarily to present treaties of alliance, retain her construction program, . . Price cut of up the slack. break up the military alliance of Rus- armed forces, and have her new and Here is a Watteatt pancake in gray Britsmaller frontiers by guaranteed $2.50 a ton for steel rails expected secsia, Czechoslovakia and France; felt bound with black ribbon for the France. and to ain spur railroad purchases. . . R. II. to of control Sudeten the face. ondly, get girl with a round, LABOR VIEWS TAXES Industry 5 Britain and France to try to get & Co. reports sales of $54,953,-50Macy The mountains which have barred his It is ideal for the new hair-do- . should work with labor for immediate not as as ' Push to net loss of $601,039, for the first possible, many holds guarantors band back the in ribbon oil piled the East" toward the revision o? the American tax struc- six months of 1938. inhigh curls in place, while the upfield of Rumania and the wheat fields excluding Russia, and probably ture. That is the sense of what Matshot ostrich feathers and brim of Russia's Ukraine : and only lastly cluding Germany, Italy. effect. out thew the Woll, vice president of the Amercarry upped faced with Abandoned her allies, by i because of the joy it would give all ican Federation of Labor, told the Nao.Bu Germans to feel that their "Sudeten!' For a square jaw and broad fea-- ! tional Small Businessmen's Associabrothers" have been rescued from! ana partitioning or me country amongtures, your hat can do wonders. tion in Pittsburg. Woll contended that Geras as and well Polantl Hungary Note how the lines and details of "Czech oppression." "taxes can and should be distributed the bewildered this high peaked crown with its two 3 what Fuhrer Hitler said;,'many, more .n .nv3, ia ast wp wide to a add equitably and so as not so stifle long highth quills to Prime Minister Chamberlain when to or tax which incentive a business is the Yet classic face. hat felt ceded to the Franco British demand with the brim up in back and down they talked last week in Berchtesga- - and gave in to Fuhrer Hitler. is the source of new industry and new 7 ? den was kept secret, but it was bein front, to be worn at a perky O employment." Though admitting that t lieved to be much the same as he angle. with current government expenses and told G. Ward race of London's "Dally LI7ING GRAMMAR the mounting public debt, it might be Mail" three days later: to increase tax revenues necessary NEW YORK Long prosaic and "What couldn't I do in Germany next Woll protested excessive year, read, each part of speech jumps, like) Captain Eyston was the defending duplication of taxes, failure of federal and for Germany if it were not for dull, U. S. school readers and gram read-more mars become have j popping corn. A pupil who fails to champion, lately John Cobb the state and local ! this infernal Czech tyranny over a authorities to school-chil- d began: ' pop at the right time gees to stand challenger. Sitting in the nose of his define the use totaxing few million Germans ? But it was stop. able, and many a which the indirect term this with a fall the quaint on the sidelines with an eraser on tear . shaped, front year cmd the to were revenues tax be put, new grammar full of verses, pictures his head. "Railton," Challenger Cobb streaked increasing trend toward hidden taxes. and homely illustrations. Its title. "A -- Oover the measured mile in a little over He termed it a critical time in the na. II Living Grammar." Its authors: Winiten seconds, averaged S50 m. p. h. tion's history, adding that "upon fair- fred Watsyi, a St. Paul public school THUMBS UP (for a north and south run), became ness oi laxing pmus 10 ue worKeu out. . . teacher, and Julius M. Nolte of thej ...... ... -"v rest K,t,... the success of today s re- Iowa Registered DAVENPORT, ,win j University of Minnesota. iiuura uiu inuxu wiuu ivuti; reign, an is Thumbers organizaspending program. If that fails) Illustrated with pigs running, boys Collegiate of took his covery Eyston morning, Captain oc followwhat a that shall idea debt repudiation, born tion helpful tur.-- (he broke his own record fishing, trapeze artists swinging,! curred to Stan- RTcnd or and financial colinflation, political clocks walking ("time marches on" three weeks ago). With his only viewed at Woll's at- Observers student A Fiese last St.; May. is present tense), "A Living Gram- ley "Thunderbolt" revamped, lapse?" on tne present tax structure as Fiese in tack Ambiose Davenport, College mar" contains 90 pages, veisified defian re move,i, mn square now fignificiant of a new tiend in labot ,i ,)....;., V nitions of nouns, pronouns, adjectives, no rega.r.ed hts c.own streanhned, colto several in move enlfet to summer with further boys cooperation etc. A pronoun, the book explains, is i "3 school creru,! t,i;, wth a speer of 35, m r. h only 83 a "ni.nnd-inM for a noun; adjectives are leges, and when m. p.h leas than tne fastest man has fall he had distributed 25 charters flown. At one point he reached a vc- "gossips" that "tell on" nouns and nnn v,(w,m. Sensational Balloon Ascension of 525 feet a second (the muzpronouns: a verb is the engine that DOING WHAT locity ARE RETAILERS and Parachute Leap Daily a For a 50c fee, members receive makes the sentence go. Sentences zle velocity of a high caliber ! evolve c Wondering1 if the new advertising vin-- j a C. T. R. emblem ps fM.itliorijr.ed have stop and go signals: a capital bullet is 700 feet a second. stunt of New York State could be ExMbitt in Ait and a certified letter at the beginning is a green light iWe roadside Entort&inmanfc to their business. The slogan, Dpdrtmenif Scientists that the applied Englishagreed re-- J on the and Amujement for Evtryon a dash, comma, semicolon or colon is identification card bearing men could not travel much faster and "The State That lias Everything," is a yellow light to make readers hesi- verse a legal waiver releasing any, live to tell about it because on uses the checks it present being printed tate, a period, question mark or ex- mote tist kind enour.h to offer a lift rubber tires can take just so much to pay bills and salaries. More than MAIL COUPON NOW of case in accident. from liability clamation point is a red light. friction. Cobb, who! ExcoIcU Beauty School. Encouraged by the faculty at St originally intended to continue the! jBEffiSmrmi.S, Suggested classroom game: a puncMain and Broadway, to Fiese Thumber plans tuation court for trying traffic viola- Ambrose, Salt losk pity, Utah. e. g.: "John Jones, you are tors: blinked his eyes, decided to call it: PI We wish to thank all of our customers for their patronPleas send fr catalog. with the serious offense of believe our fundamental idea is sound quits for this year. charged Nam s and. . that our organization will benage during this season and assure yo;i we appreciate the same passing a period." Another game, a I Addresi I and hope to serve you better in the future . . . You are corrow of pupils, each representing a efit society. . . I have a girl friend in Beloit and visit there weekends. blacka stands before of 760 Miles 1 I City speech, part Long Italy stat. dially invited , when in Brigham, to call on us there. of The length of the peninsula comboard holding sheets of white paper That isn't the reason I thought "" T. R. iinmini umi in mi mwim nil C. emblem but the this plan, over their heads. As a sentence is prising the kingdom of Italy is 760 sure helps get a hitch." miles while its breadth nowhere exO ceeds 150 miles and does not generally measure more than 100 miles. LEON MATCH SPEED Italy is slightly larger than New SALT LAKE CITY, Utah Over England and New York together. Utah's Booneville Salt Flats, considered the most satisfactory auto-ra- c ing strip in the world, two English-- ; m 3 i & c"j IT'S men took turns last week to see who could come closer to traveling 6 miles a minute and incidentally break the record of 311 miles world's is an hour, set last year by retired British Army Captain George E. 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