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Show THE PAGE SIX. HERE'S MORE I ABOUT PARLIAMENT Mr. of a si-- June 24 Mish Mrs. uml rsuiiCiifit'iu art Mrs Wi-x- t C - piumi imhhiiorn nii iluugliti West was loirm'tlx u i - Lilt ot Hiimiiiievs Mill- (Xeiu-- e .'icd FiO'l Pope One patience lUiltion II E and R A L D - ville oiKiono dance The annual Straixrrx will be held tonight at the Irovi-deno- e pavilion. Music will he furnished by the Collegians and Iren cervone strawberries feature ol the dame foi will he a Suit for divorce was filed today in the county t link's oftue by Sarah T Swinvatc) against Rose-weharging non supSwinyard, Mrs Swmvnrd seeks the port custody of two ihildmi Rosewell Baline, 14, and Ronald T, 9, and $20 per month pemianent alimony. ll Marriage litenses hae been isCounty sued at the offn e of Clerk Newell J Crokston to Chile Herman Hoth. 24, of Logan, and Fern Luetic Olson, 22 of Niblev, to Wilford Wayne Roundy, 2fi, of Logan, and Cleora Dine Rose, 21, of Hyrum; to Myrl .lessop Anderson, 20, of Niblev. and Edith Smith Leishman, 19. of Wellsville ABOUT HERES MORE CULTIST HELD Continued from Pope One and were all present on the trips in Hunt's $12,oon automobile. Mrs Gardner and Mrs Peters were used yesterday as defense Hunt is expected to witnesses testify, probably next Tuesday. The government has competed its members case. Hugh MacBeth, Hunt's negro lawyer, said he mux ask Father Divine to come heie Father Divine has sent his He stands blessings," he said. " ready to fly to our cause Produce Records Hotel clerks produied records showing where Jesus the Christ" and "Virgin Mary" often occupied the same bedrooms Miss Jewett said she was seduced in tne.se rooms, seven times in all Mrs Gardner said she knew of no intimate reations that Hum was having with Miss Jewett but she noticed his strange behavior. I remarked of his laughing and laughing. Mrs Peters agi eed with me that he was not right men tally I still think he is deranged She never called the girl Virshe only gin Mary," she said, and Christ " She paid called Hunt little attention to Hunt's comment on the "coming redeemer" because the followers of Father Divine know that he is the true Jesus Christ, the same as 2, Don years ago." Rise En Masse Cultists in the courtroom rose en masse, shouting: Peace, isn't it wonderful?" "Let's get ack to earth, Judge Leon R. Yankwieh ordered. Mrs. Peters said she was not so well impressed by events on the trip and at Palm Springs, resort fashionable where they stopped, she and Mrs Gardner wrote to Father Divine and infrrmed him that Hunt was violating the precepts of the cult by his associations with the girl. Hunt asked her, she said, if rean immaculate conception quires the same length of time as a physical conception." She did not understand xx hat he meant. California HERE'S MORE ABOUT U. S. FACES rearmament only program backing it up, to prrsi rve a balance ancj prevent an explosion Fleet Mrength debate before today's Just slatted Alfred Duft Cooper, first a told queslotd of the admiralty, to admirably tioner that ai tording information tin- - fleet strength in S.imsh waters was armored Get many One ship two i misers, .six bat t leslup , destloyirs, four submarines Italy Four flotilla leaders, four destroyers France Two cruisers, eight dstioyers, four sloops, f i v other small xessels two Britain One hattleship. .misers, two flotilla leaders, 12 destroyers, one depot ship in ad ditum in a destroyer, a trawler and a motor torpedo bo it flotilla en rout' L JUNE FRIDAY, 0 0 AN, UTAH. 2 1 .1, 7. 9 , fa) White Straws irresistible appeal with tKW No Deposit Required w' y'v MORE Just Wear These WASH FROCKS Ml NSIViW EAR SMART SIDE OUT Any Place You Want! for daytime theyre fool, tliev'ie ABOUT xxa.sli Peterson Harold Knee Lengths Lovely Chiffons Wash frock dept. dled to look at. ing corps for the past eight years a re. ognizeil I'tuh educator in the field of biology and vocational agruultiire Court of Honoi chairman for the Cache Valley Council, a, and enerBoy Sc outs of Amen-comgetic worker in churih and is munity affairs Mr Reterson well qualified in his new role. J 1 Rawlins will replace Mr Peterson for the year in vocaNo one has tional agriculture been chosen for the biology work as yet Commenting on his new appointment, Mr Peterson said: Tin very glad of the opportunity to see thee school system from an admimstra-tix-point of view Having been interested in school functioning for a long time, this experience will present many angles with whuh I have not before been acquainted with 111 he new at it, there will be many problems and challenges, but I appreciate the i I'lenge that it holds" MORE -- and keep llieir lowly minis. mal t, theyie to look at and they jjoo.1 fight grey, (uhalan noonda.x Continued From Pape One HERE'S vx f . HERES a . At Our New Lending Library iij2 h t Size.-- . down the main aisle and te :( tin-re- at least twelve s bun- priced 1.00 .MAILVEI.ors plaza heigt . 2.85 3 pah: ! 5 szes. Rail $1.00 enoKMX kni:i: fK.vrms All ?2.98 to VAI.IT.S Four 3 shades new 2.25 AIR 7H ! tr?Nwr fg-f- t ,veir,nr-vu,'vv Shop the Town For j f. .I-- j SELECTION RIGHT HERE! V ABOUT ' 4 that stay bright and Gov. Martin L. Daxeys order for the National Guard to protect marchers was the signal for their return Every hour the stream of men who tucked lunch boxes under their arms and strode back through the mill gates for the first time 1.29 in a month increased Strike Still On "The strike is still on and we expect to continue striking with the assurance that the men will win," Ohio CIO Director John Owens declared. But in the Youngstown armory, company representatives, city officials and National Guard officers prepared to carry out the terms of Davey's order to protect both pickets and Developments in the seven-stat- e steel strike which began a month ago, made more than 80,000 men idle and frustrated federal efforts to mediate the question of whether four independent companies shall sign union contracts, included: Coal Miners March march of A "labor holiday" 6, (KK) coal miners into Johnston, lines there Pa, to reinforce picket fter Gov George H. Earle terminated a modified form of martial law and permitted Bethlehems big Cambria plant to prepare for I . 2.98 . , A I o a sm i, adored panels in luscious colors, with harmonizing Nexv and decidedly different. 1.98 '!' - V k I; V ! Priscillas in exquisite designs and colorings, full, wide nifties made of soft grenadine- - that d raj it so giacefully. 2 and 21 yard lengths back-to-wo- 'll " Acr Styles and newness in colorings negotiations 'im-mms- ''' A YhW' wf- - Continued From Page One (;. .7 r : AND YOULL MAKE YOUR STEEL MEN .i j -- O' CURTAINS trim-mine- s. Ihl V3 Rair varied selection of cottage sets and sash curtains. Priced from s. ' Explosion of two bombs in the Canton area, where picket lines after Republic weie and labor tion had reached its peak and by Steel Corp , plants an emergency meetgioups tailed 1900 was turning back on itself Father they had threatened There is no other place where in ing one hundred yeats, the population a general sympathy walkout if has spread over so mm h of the the strike were foreibly broken. Guardsmen strengthen earths surface Nexer befoie has ed National lines at stragetie points their there been so large an met ease in population, from 4 millions to SO in Mahoning (Youngstown), Trumbull Warrem and Stark (Canton) millions d onnties of Ohio as officers Began In 1880 and with city officials "The movement cityward began in 18x0 Two and a quarter million company representatives in regard plants or speeding people left the farms and moved to leopening d to the city Both muxements have up operation of t The 112th engineers stopped now In 1920 time were plants of the guard was ordered mote people living m the east who had been born in the mountain and mobilized Whirls to Showdown Pacific coast states than i ls'ein-hot- r On exc iv I rout, the steel strike people living in the west Migration ot our population h is a Pleated to be whirling toward showdown that conOnsive not altogether i east d There will i still be many adjustments such as threatened violence despite the the present exodus fnm the "dust pit seme ()f 4,488 National guardsmen in the Ohio seetors and howl of the middle west We are approaching a mote set- strong police patrols in the Johnstled economy Never again will we town .u ea of see the highly accelerated mine-men- t The temporary dwindling from the country to the city im ket lines in the Youngstown The idea that the city will con- d'stint xx here nuuntenanee men tinue to absorb the exc ess (copula- were stoking the cold furnaces tion produced in the country is not of Rc public and Sheet & Tube Justified in Dr Taylor's opinion Co, plants fontiasted with union We are going to haxe more people ictivity at Canton officials Vhete the living on the farm than we haxe Republic The i elution ot tm ptessed an injunction suit design-- 1 contemplated will rural to the urban population to limit picketing in a mannever fall as low as m those na ner similar to the restrictions in indusI cached complete tions that unit order issued recently trialization before the dei lopment Win en and Niles of transmittable power. Dr Tax ho staled. Confronted with a growing rural population, we must develop a sound basis for agric ultural planning. Must Study People I don't see how we can have SX FRANCISCO Tmtio 92 2" IT' any agricultural planning without know mg the population movements l.ur jnukt'f Buttir. on the 33 We cant base oui (dans study of land we must study peoLarge 22.. medium 29' ple "said Dr Taylor "The imposi- .small IT1.-- . of the and tendencies population tion must be known in any phase SALT LARK CITY. June 25 lI of such agricultural planning Butter, taitomd, 3t'j. "Vital statistics are protoplasmic We may select the hou e land for ind ;t is the settlement, but people do not al- poorest a family ways migrate into the better land lent aieas. in is ( an ha e i t lm ken a uw and a districts The greatest ptreert-igof migration from the central bee. the Ianlmont districts f tin plums area of the Failed Stales Cm ohr i - and C.tnrgiu the Appal he tunhas not been to the richest avail- ai he hi mount un able land, but to some ot the lulled. Conrtnifil From A le, Pi 3n day ristiaint e They read into his words ail Alta L. Hodges, formeily of the Dixie Kuth Beauty Shop is now admission that pe.u e was gravely mtj threatened and that it was up to nperat.ng at the Modi in lie Adx Salon. (in.it Biitain, with I's new Dale ljillihrose ol Bong lie n h California, is visiting u. Bogin at the home ol Mr and Mis Otto Oskar. 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