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Show 1 THE HELPER JOURNAL, HELPER, UTAH is seeking to speed, explained, because tax seeking to have It refunded to them. Another $250,000,000 hag not been paid in. Assured by the President of a sufficient fund to carry on the work, Helvering said he hoped to round up $300,000,000 in the near future without great difficulty. No prosecutions are beernment News Review of Current Events the World Over Hel-verin- g pay-era'a- Grau San Martin Tries to Establish Government for ing planned at present. Cuba Four More States for Prohibition ten years PEACE for and Turkey is Repeal Blue Eagle Notes. By EDWARD precariously on the the Cuban Presidential edge chair to which he had been hoisted by the radical junta, Ramon Grau r San Martin endeav SITTING ored earnestly to "I ( maintain his balance and to establish a government so solid that it would be given by the United States. On all sides he was beset with difficulties and threats.' In the if big National hotel Ramon Grau were the deposed San Martin army officers, heav ily armed and supported by the J more conservative factions that favored the return to power of De Cespedes whom the radicals had shoved out. In the harbor of Havana and elsewhere about the Island were American warships, embodying the possibility of armed intervention by Uncle Sain If conditions became too chaotic. In the capital city and other centers new political and revolutionary factions formed nightly, and various strikes complicated the situation. Money, food and gasoline for the troops that were supporting Gran San Martin were running low, and merchants were refusing credit. Nevertheless, the President, who is a more forceful figure than De Cespedes, carried on bravely and proceeded to select a cabinet. Posing and speaking for the talkies, he declared: "At last Cuba is again free among civilized nations of the world. Cuba now has a stable government, all that we need for prosperity, and we hope that prosperity will come quickly." The ousted military officers, who had taken entire possession of the National hotel and were beleaguered there by the radical soldiers, sent Col. Horatio Ferrer, secretary of war and navy under De Cespedes, to the Presidential palace to demand the immediate resignation of Crau San Martin, but he met with no success. Meanwhile the entire staff of the hotel left, and the officers were forced to run the place themselves. Ambassador Welles, who had resided In the hotel, also departed, as did nearly all of the Americans who had taken refuge there. was WASHINGTON, of course, in developments Cuba with deep interest, not to say anxiety, but President Roosevelt was determined to avoid intervention If possible. Through Secretary of state Hull he indicated that he would follow a line of strict neutrality among the Island's factions and would permit Cuba to solve her own political problems. Mr. Hull's for- V. PICKAKD more states fell Into line repeal of the Eighteenth amendment, making twenty-nin- e that so far have voted, wltb none In opposition. Only seven more are needed for the ratification of the amendment, and now not even the bemost confirmed prohibitionist lieve the wet wave can be pushed back. It is a moral certainty that repeal will be accomplished before Christmas. Maine, stronghold of prohibition since 1S51, proved her change of heart by. voting more than 2 to 1 for repeal. The wets carried every county and their 80 delegates will take formal action In convention on December 6. Then, alt In one day. came Maryland, nearly 5 to 1 for repeal; Minnesota, where the wets outnumbered the drys more than 2 to 1; and Colorado, where the won by nearly 3 to 1. Other states to vote on the repeal amendment this year are: Idaho and New Mexico, September 19; Virginia, October 3; Florida. October 10; Ohio, Pennsylvania. North Carolina, South Carolina, Kentucky and Utah, November 7. The repeallsts can afford to lose three of these, but probably will not do so. FOUR A DVOCATES of recognition of the Soviet Russian government by the United States are much encouraged by the appoint- m - tneni or jonn van A. MacMurray as to Esminister tonia, Latvia and Lithuania. They believe this Is a step toward recognition and that Mr. MacMurray will be our ambassador at Moscow before very long. He Is a college professor John Van A. specialist in RusMacMurray sian affairs and history and recently returned from a trip through Russia. In every respect Mr. MacMurray is qualified to represent the United States abroad, for he has held many important posts in the diplomatic service, in Europe and In the Far East. In 1024 he was an assistant secretary of state and soon after was appointed minister to China. It Is believed that the next step In the program for Russian recognition will be the establishment of credits amounting to at least for Russian purchases of copper, cotton and railroad supplies in this country. 0 city staged a huge parade, and as a preliminary Administrator Hugh Johnson, addressing a mass meeting, Informed the nation that 85 per cent of the employers In the United mal statement was: States were already enrolled under "The government of the United the blue eagle. He attacked critics In no behalf of interest States has of the NRA, which he declared was or prejudice against any political "not an attempt at regimentation group or Independent organization of industry, but a charter of freewhich Is today active In the politidom," and asserted the country had cal life of "Cuba." r been lifted "about of l, Former President Mario G. the way out of the inky blackness who returned to Cuba after of last March." the ousting of Machado, entered into While General Johnson was strugthe picture when the military offgling In Washington to formulate icers Invited him to lead their efforts a code that would be accepted by to force Grau San Martin out of the the soft coal Interests, President Presidency. Id a Roosevelt was endeavoring. conference with the heads of each 3R several days Spain was withof the recovery units, to push ahead out a cabinet, following the oustthree of the major parts of his progovernment ing of the gramexpansion of credit, insurf Premier Manuel Azuna, and the ance of bank deposits and control of the oil Industry. situation was critiAid for the small business man, cal. However, Preswho still Is having trouble with his ident Zamora called In Alejandro Lercredit arrangements now is the central question In the government's roux, veteran re credit problem, according to Jesse publican leader, and II. Jones, chairman of the Reconcharged him to form ' struction Finance corporation, who coalition cabinet J. attended the conference. Large inbased solely on the dustries are finding accommodaRadical party and the Independent retions, he said. Ranks In small towns must be publicans. This Lerconvinced that loans are now feasroux accomplished Alejandro with some difficulty, ible, according to Mr. Jones. They Lerroux all are still hanging back and not help the persuading minority republican groups to sup- lug the merchants and Industries In port him, although two of their lead- their communities. Mr, Jones said. Mr. Jones repeated his threat ers, Salvador de Madariaga and Felipe Sanchez Roman, had refused that the .government plans to take to sign up. Lerroux selected a cab- over functions of banks through the inet that was approved by President medium of mortgage corporations, Zamora. Of Its thirteen members, formed among industries for the six are members of the Radical discounting of paper with the R. F. party, which is really the most con- C. This device, he said, would clear servative party In the country, so the up the remaining credit difficulties government has taken a decided turn in the road of the recovery drive. to the right. Lerroux and his governSecretary Ickes. after his conference with the President, said that ment may have considerable diffthe price fixing provisions would iculty In the cortes, for the Socialist left and the monarchist right will remain In the oil code, but that he would not attempt to regulate be strong in opposition. One thing the Spanish governprices until such a step became ment has to cope with Is the great necessary. In another conference, plans to crime wave that la sweeping over the country. Murders, bombings collect a billion dollars In hack and Incendiary fires have been fre- taxes due the federal government YORK NEW ' Men-oca- F , quent and the police and civil guards so far have been unable to check the outrages. Many of the crimes are attributed to were laid before President Roosevelt by Guy T. Ilelverlng, commissioner of Internal revenue. Of t!.e total due. $7.'UKXUX0 Is tied up In litigation which the gov between assured by the part which was signed at Ankara by Premiers Tsaladris and Ismet Pasha. The pact guarantees reciprocal frontier security against aggression, a common understanding before deciding on domestic and International questions and mutual representation at international conferences. his CHANCELLOR HITLER and Al- How I Broke Into Queer G eographic Names The Movies BY ALICE WHITE - ' ' - As At 'I' ' WA Pi f 5 '- - " r XWh) s U 1 Locker-lirnpso- and footsore after a struggling through the forests on Ontario, Ward T. Van Orman and Frank A. Trotter, pilot? of a Goodyear bal ' loon In the James Gordon Bennett race from Chicago, were found and g brought back to BRUISED civilization. Pnnirht In a hnrt 1? squall, they had $ to been land, upside down, In dense woods. n ea vy carrying W. T. Van packs, the two men Orman fought their way slowly toward the line of the Ontario Hydroelectric compa ny. Their rescue was made' possible by the cutting down of a telephone pole along this line, for James Barrett, lineman, seeking the cause of an Interruption In service, found a note written by the aeronauts. Following a course which the note mentioned, the lineman found the Americans in a camp. formal announcement Though had not been made. It appeared the winners of the race were Capt Franclszek Hynek and Lieut. Zbyg-nleBurzynskl of Poland, who landed near Riviere a Herre, QueVan bec, 812 miles from Chicago. Orman and Trotter made about 500 miles. . Lieutenant Commander T. G. W. Settle and Charles II Kendall, pilots of the United States navy balloon, landed In Connecticut They traveled about 750 miles. Balloons representing Germany, Belgium, and France flew ' forced & Ij shorter distances. CANZONERI mnde a effort to regain the lightweight title In New York and failed. For fifteen rounds he with Barney Itoss of Chicago, the present champion, but In the end the decision was given the 'io had conquerco younger man Tony last .Tune. TONY hat-tie- was in deep mourning for who dial suddenly In Berne. Switzerland His son (Ihascl. twenty-onymrs old. was declared his successor and took the onth of office at Basrah. Ik retained his father's cabinet and was expected to follow Fcisal'i policies. IRAQ Foisal. 1933. Nnvai, Cnloa. STENOGRAPHER, telephone girl, script girl my "breaking Into" the movies was a long and devious route. I was fired from more Jobs in Hollywood than most girls who finally crash the studio gates. But'probably it was a good thing. It made me all the more anxious to succeed In pictures, and I tried harder than I would have If the pathway to the screen had been lined with more roses and fewer thorns. I was going to school In the East, and I became tired of it So I went to Hollywood, where my grandmother was living. First I took a secretarial course at Hollywood high school. Then I The return come towns grow M fut, While others spread so slow. started on a series of Jobs and that some towns have HOME SUPPORT such a series! 1 tried being a sec- Is To make industries stow. PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY retary to various men, but when their wives took one look at me, out W I went! U- - y Co Herman compelled Prof. bert Einstein to revise In part his His al long held pacifist attitude. tered views appeared in a letter to a Belgian who ap- pealed to him to If rfy help two Belgian Jectors to military wbo had service started a hunger strike. "You will be very astonished at what Prof. Einstein I am going to tell you," Einstein wrote. "Only a short time ago we could hope to fight militarism In Europe successfully by individual refusals to do service. But today we are In the presence circumof altogether different stances. There is in the center of Europe a state (Germany) which is publicly preparing for war by all means. "In these conditions the Latin countries, above all France and Belgium, are in great danger and can only count on their preparedness. "As far as Belgium Is concerned It Is obvious that this little country will not make abusive use of Its preparation and that it has the greatest need to safeguard its existence. "Imagine Belgium occupied by present-daGermany I It would undoubtedly be worse than In 1914, even though occupation at that time was terrible. That is why I am telling you in the most direct fashion that if were a Belgian I would not refuse to do military service under the present circumstances, but on the contrary I would accept it In full conscience with the feeling that I was contributing to save European civilization." was in At that time Einstein Brussels, but it was reported a Nazi organization had put him on Its death list, so he fled to England and hid In a cabin on the east coast provided for him by ComIts mander Oliver location was kept secret and he said he would remain there until October, when he was coming to America to lecture.' Sally Sez Itried ringing doorbells for real estate agents. I tried addressing envelopes. I sat at the switchboard In the Writer's club for a while. New of Double Picker Trouble, Jersey. Cranberry Then, through the kindness of THIS WEEK'S PRIZE STORY Prepared by National Geographic Society, f the wife of Sir John Franklin, the Roy Neil, the director, I got a Job who lost his life in holding script on a picture he was let's help our President restore prosthere are reports that explorer Made first finding the Northwest passage perity by baying; Intermounlain directing. liave mothers already Let's keep oar money in circulaGoods. to went of Ice I the Polar the the Charlie through great Finally bation by spendinar it for products that are named their There is perhaps no more Chaplin studios, where I held script dependable and hare Quality and Service, bies for tiie national recovery act, regions. Come on, Made. beautiful story of untiring devotion on the picture "A Woman of the the Intermountnin let's pull together t Let's be real Nira, a small Iowa town, denies that and of Sea," which never was released. than effort that Made Products. boosters for Intermountain persistent was its name is so modern. It One day the still photographer Lady Jane Franklin who, after the ARTHUR H. BOYD, named for a woman more than a failure Summit Point, Utah. of many attempts, fitted out had a few spare moments, and he half century before Gen. Hugh John-so- u a him. I I for it that pose brought which, suggested ship, though office. took oath of back to her the definite proof of the was wearing a sweater and an old Names, cities and towns have loss of her husband's tam, and well I was plump, to say expedition, esfamilies have First origins. many tablished his achievement of his ob- the least. "Police Dog" May Be Any Breed desto surnames famous left their But he was a good photographer. ject. The term "police dog" does not ignate post offices and railroad stadolHe made me look like a million Pocahontas and Victoria. breed, but on the condesignate tions in the United States, and in The picturesque stories of the lita form of speeial activity, trary addition many humble folk have con- tle Indian princess Pocahontas aland consequently may be appliei tributed their more familiar appellawill hold a loved place in the ways to any breed of dog used in police tions such as Dad, Bill, Nick, Tim, hearts of American childhood. Counwork. Floe, Vick and Maggie. Aside from ties in Iowa and West Virginia, vilnouns and names the homely family world lages in Bond county, Illinois, and Earn while you learn Barberlng. adjectives of the work-a-daCape Girardeau county, Mississippi, A Permanent Business with a have found their way by the score and In Alberta, mountains the Rocky Big Income. to maps and sign posts. her. named for are Canada, Greasy Creek, Tub, Biscuit, Cheap, Moler's Barber College Queen Victoria's name is wrapped Busy and Dimple are Kentucky around the British empire from the liS Resent St, Salt Lake City. Utah towns. There are Horse Heaven, We meet your state requirements capital of British Columbia, over Humpulips, Gooseprairie and Step-to- the heart of Africa at Victoria in Washington state. and Victoria Falls, "and be Pie Town, Dusty, Gallup and Earth a Huge Magnet yond into the Queensland and VicNew in are Rolls Mexico; The earth is a huge magnet. High Australia. toria in Hence it will draw to its poles any Jelly, Needles and Likely in CaliAmerica, too, in its early days of electrified particles pouring upon fornia; and Sopehoppy, Perky and colonization paid its tribute to the from without. it In Florida. Frostproof of the mother country and Illinois has Sandwich, Joy and queens ASK TOUR DRUGGIST FOR to the gracious ladies who braved Muddy, while across the state line the of untried shores with HAIR dangers in Indiana there are Speed, Economy, their lords. Elizabeth, a cape in 2s OIL and Harmony. Trump, Vim, Flues in Virand Elizabeth AN INTERMOUNTAIN PRODUCT and Joes are In Colorado; Bumble Maine, as well as the City Alice White. state itself, ginia, Bee, Sunglow, Wikieup and Cactus other lars. I got my first idea, then, of Animals Suffer From Cancer together with some twenty-fiv- e in Arizona; Asbestos, Ladiesburg, in the United States, bear the Cancer has been found extentrying out for pictures. Fearer and Appeal in Maryland; places name of the clever, witty, versatile of the When a big producing company sively among members and Deadwater, Grandstone, Thor-ofarcoquette, who took the dissension-tor- n started to make tests for a college animal kingdom as cattle, horses, and Merepolnt in Maine. England and whipped it Into a series, I thought It would be a dogs, cats, birds, fish, mollusks In Minnesota there is Eullclub, as a world power. Elizabeth chance to take the plunge. I was and reptiles. place Creek, Otter Tail, Money Happyland, the charming wife of one tested, along with a crowd of girls Carteret, in Knife River and Embarrass; and of he aristocratic proprietors of and what a test It proved to be I Utah High School of Bsauty Culture Mississippi, Arm, Lemon, Whynot, 34 Fl3f Clilt Sldg Sill Uk City. Ullti New Jersey, shares with Queen was glad to get another script I Soso. and Shivers Chunky, Elizabeth some of the honors of the job with an independent company, Till Beaut) Cultuia Protission Knows no Depressing Arm, Montana's Bay Horse, Big can now learn a profession that will name. Elizabethtown In North Carwhere I worked 18 hours a day for You make you independent for the rest of your Giltedge and Pray are equally as and Elizabeth City, in New $50 a week. olina, days. (IS per month only for the completa odd as North Carolina's Nags Head, coarse of sis months. Phone or write are named for her. Jersey, Ivan One the Kahn, manager, day Pee Shoe, Toast, Dee, Bearwallow, for our catalogue. Mail in coupon of MarMartha wasn't There any set. on came the Missouri's NAME Topknot and Worry ; and The first name is thas Vineyard. "How would you like to sign a Rat. Gang, Damsite, Clever and ADDRESS- supposed to be a corruption of Marcontract with me?" he asked. Enough. tin, a friend of the discoverer of be I 'Don't replied. silly," "Script and Island Hawaii on Redwood Trees Teaticket Feeding the island. The word Accord, was girls don't need a manager." Hills are in Massachusetts; An- added later on account Vineyard Of 10,000 redwood trees planted of the wild But It seems he had seen my on the Island of Hawaii in the last vil location, Inkster, Alroeek and , island. on found the Honor in Michigan; Echo, Happy grapesthe name which Lief Erickson tests, and thought there was a pos- ten years, 97.9 per cent have survJack and Water Proof In Louisiana ; gave the North American continent, sibility I might get a contract In ived. I couldn't understand that Leaky in North Dakota; and Nov- was suggested in a similar manner. I can't today, I thought they and Bottom fact, Long Overpeck, elty, and Virginia are fairly were terrible. Maryland In Ohio. Charm bespattered with the names of the Anyway, I signed a contract and More of the Queer Name. and princesses of England, started to starve oft the extra queens Ice in Northern Siberia Oklahoma's contribution to odd the s themselves be- weight I was carrying. very In far northern Siberia the ic place names Is Antlers, Hominy, ing taken from that of Queen Henribreak up in the rivers Finally we went to First National does not Slick, Slim and Scraper ; while Ore- etta Maria, the wife of Charles I, until June. a took test I real where studios, Izee has Sixes, Tyee, Wagoutire, gon and the disputably fortunate estate and Fossil. New York state gives of Elizabeth. Then, too, there are and got a contract before I had Horseheads, Sag Harbor, Silvernails, Annapolis, named for the wife of acted a single scene before a camFOR THE BUILDER Yaphank and Whiteface; and New James I of England; and Anne era. My first part was with Milton Jersey, Colt's Neck, Peapack, Tran- Arundel and Caroline counties, In Sills In "The Sea Tiger." After LUMBER quility, Gliangewater and Chews. Maryland, called after the wives of that MOULDINGS SASH DOORS picture, I went with several Goodnight, Razor, Fort Spunky, two of the Calverts ; Fluvanna counOIL GLASS I was PAINT Then companies. in are towns Independent and Gunsight Happy ty and the North Anna river In VirPLUMBING FIXTURES enand National to First recalled has while Pennsylvania Texas; VALVES PIPE ginia named for Queen Anne; and tered a new contract Shlckshinny, Showers, Moosic and Charlotte, Amelia and Caroline From that time on It was easy. Bird In Hand. Cowpens, Silver-stree- counties and Charlottesville, the Ketchum Builders' Supply A starring contract came within a Nine Times and Ninety Six home of the University of Virginia, 780 W. th So. Salt Lake City are In South Carolina; Faith, Tea all called for the wives and daugh- year. But don't think I haven't hard. Singing lessons, worked and Twilight In South Dakota; ters of the English kings. The largest species of spider is Devil's Slide In Utah and Idol, dancing lessons, learning dialogue For Constantino's Mother. It's Just hard work, and don't let the bird spider, which has a body Uttlecrab and Shop Spring In two inches long and a leg spread St. Helena, the rugged little Island Tennessee. anyone tell you different sometimes seven inches or more. in the Pacific which has such a to calling while. "hey" worth passengers It's But Ferry Anything is found in Brazil and often tenIt the restless effect upon soothing said to are have a ferryman, "Si," worth while Is worth working for. catches small birds. name bears the of dencies autocrats, odd named Haysl, Virginia. Other And the early disappointments help names In the Old Dominion are Mod- of the mother of Constantine the you on your way. disto legend, WNU Service Pf week will be paid ho est Town, Cap, Crabbottoni, Dandy, Great, who, according ,TV.S I II J for the best cross upon which Christ Smoky Ordinary, Traffic, Fancy Gap, covered the rU(.e on why TfflU a visit she made to the Buck Jones has Played in should use Intermountain made Duty and Success; while its neigh- died, during Goods" Bend to above. Similar In known was Land. She the Holy bor, West Virginia, lias Joker, Features 200 Than More your story in proas or verse to Inof for her Christianity early days termountain Colomn. Products Odd, P. O. Smoky Hole, Dingy, Hazy, Buck Jones has been a successBox 155a, Salt Lake City. If your Helena, Pink and Quick. In Wisconsin there religious zeal and piety. more twelve screen for than star ful story appears in this is Luck, New Diggins and Rib Lake; Mont,, though opinions differ as to years. After ten years with Fox, column yoa will ceive check for In Wyoming a Doggie, Radwater, the origin of the name. Is said to he to that left produce organization have been so called because of the Four Horse and Ten Sleep. he Three ago years Independently. What Cheer, Promise City, Coin, resemblance of Its location to that Joined Columbia pictures and today Week No. 133$ W.N.U.-8- alt Lake City Stout and Wick are of St. Helena. Nodaway, record of havremarkable holds the Georof Hart e The county. Dewy-rosnaming Iova towns; Cad, Poepstep, ing appeared In more than 200 feaGuard Against Disease gia, Is a generous tribute to a Dixie and Ty Ty are In Georgia ; ture screen plays. the heroine of Revolution, Nancy and monkeys newly arrived Apes Cuprum, Inkom and Notus a A fan poll conducted year ago at the London zoo are kept under In Idaho; Coats, Peck and Potwln Hart. revealed national a magazine, by The harbor Beara In Ireland Is daily observation in a sanitorium . In Kansas: and I"ghboy, Flats, Buck Jones was the most popfor several months before they are said to have been named by Owen that Hire, and Wjnot in Nebraska. In screen the star opin' ular outdoor Half a dozen of Arkansas' place More, king of Minister during the ion of the millions of the publica- allowed to mingle with the zoo's other simian inhabitants. This names In a row sketch for the Im- reign of Conn of the Hundred Battion's readers. The rapid develop-meri- t precaution has been found a valustory: Iost tles, for his wife, n Spnnlsh prinaginative a thumb-nai- l of Buck .Tones Rangers clubs able aid in preventing the spread No a holds saint cess. perhaps Corner, Reform, Hcullh, Prosperity, to his appeal to the youth of of tuberculosis tuong the zoo's attest dearer place In the Irish heart than Romance and Love. Some 3.000,000 Rangers are mammals. America. Names of wom'ii of distinction St. Ito, or Me, often called Rrlgld enrolled the country In throughout In name wc find her and of Munstpr, ndorti many of the ' rld's cities, clubs with a goodly porthese Blind Men as Gardeners hoys' In names of the rivers, province.';, and brands. Lady several variations tion or them meeting regularly in Many blind men in England art rrfirilJIn Island, ne;ir Baffin Island churches and places throughout that more than O'K) theaters. becoming professional gardeners. In the Arctic circle, is named for country. WHILE new-bor- n a, y e Ny-anz- a far-awa- y npr J e Vin-land- state-name- EVERYTHING t, ff WJ.JJ Cut-Hp- $3.00 a, ' |