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Show I THE PAGE TWO. The H c r a 1 tl - J o u r n a HERALD-JOURNA- LOGAN, L, FEBRUARY FRIDAY, UTAH, 1940. 23, EXHIBITION OF MODERN ART 1 Thoughts Published every weekday afternoon by the Cache VaJley Newspaper Co., 75 West Center Street, Logan, Utah. Telephoue all departments 50. Hie Herald Journal delivered by carrier 45 cents per month. By mall, in Cache Valley, $4 00 per year, $2 25 for sixth months, $1 25 for three months, 50 cents one month; elsewhere $5,00 per year. matter In the post office nt Entered as Second-clas- s act of the under congress, March 4, 1879. Utah, Proclaim Liberty through ull the land Liberty BelL HOLD EVERYTHING APCJiUO THfezATea. Bish attendi Will nr 4. BY RAY NELSON dnf. 1 Ogden Cann Io-ga- n, She Met The Paul Robesons will not assume financial responsibility for any The llerald-Journerrors which may appear In advertisement published In It columns. In those Instances where the paper is ut fault, it will reprint that part of the advertisement in which the typographical mistake occurs. ol The power to tux ia This encounter with the Robesons was such fun, and its not over. Mrs. Robeson is taking dramatic arts at Columbia and has invited me to have tea with her. The critics and public wish someone would write something that the power to destroy. Those who are governed least are governed best. THOMAS JEFFERSON. " Ever since the first colonists had a chance to get their bearings, there has been migration over the American continent. The United States was built and welded together by restless pioneers who hated to see grass growing under their feet. They kept moving until they reached the Pacific ocean and couldnt go west any farther; so they seethed around a while and finally settled down. Even after the general tide of westward migration subsided, there were always substantial numbers of people who pulled up roots because opportunities at the old places had run out, and they set off to find greener pastures. There were jobs to go around almost everywhere and there was plenty of arable land, so no one cared when migrants came into a section to settle. For a teeming nation like the United States, a certain amount of population shifting was even desirable to balance normal industrial fluctuations and declines in certain areas. Before the depression and the drouth, there were no Joads of the Grapes of Wrath variety. No one thought about migration. It wasnt a problem then, of Americas finest dramatic actors and singers. He has toured Europe in concert, achieved a mas- terpiece in his Hollywood version of Eugene ONeills "Emperor Jones. pol-itie- aj side-trac- w coa3t-to-coa- st Farmcr-Laborite- Boy. 26 Wayside Intellectual. River. Revives. Remorse. Enamel. Spread of an arch. 35 Made an error. 37 To dress in. 38 Utterance. 39 It belongs to the Eqtius. 40 Young pigeon 41 Assessment. 42 And. 43 Ocean. ' 20 22 24 27 81 32 28 To impel. 29 Oak. Measure of area. 46 Eggs of fishes. 50 It is used for and work 54 Invigorating medicine. 45 55 Noisier. 56 It is no . longer found in the wild 57 Drowsy. 30 Female iowL 32 To soak up. 33 Fruit pastries. 1 Pronoun. 34 Land measure 2 Shield fillet. 36 Imprisonment 3 Part, of its 38 A caustic. harness. 40 Gems. 4 To shut in. 41 Goes hungry. 44 Enraged. 5 Insect. 6 The male of 47 Skillet this animal. 48 Collection of facts. 7 Hog. 49 Humor, 3 Least whole number (pi.). 51 Owed. 52 Fish. 9 Yarn. 10 Mental image, 53 Fiber knots.VERTICAL 10 25 22 25 Zb 52 55 54 Ed 37 40 45 51 t . i 1 - ) 52 55 Romelle Schneider. Only some fast and persuasive- talking on the part of Harry Hopkins and other intimates stopped him from making the break then. divorces Note Of the two oth-in the Roosevelt family, Elliott refused to wait, ami apparently had no regard for the effect upon his father's political situation. Elliott was divorced during the 3 crisis. Anna heat of the SIDEGLANCES - hotel: ,T8 Small island. , s. E0IP.E- JeOeE 44 die Vi were ; w after foot, ai Ed Shi Mr. com pal inotore Mr. were t Mr an Mr. Wedne and M fan. V an Mr. with 1 ihort t Dale ifter v ind M Mrs. Merrill had the good fortune of meeting Mr. and Mrs. Paul Robeson at Columbia. Robeson, as most people know, is one . 15 Leg. 17 Label. Jack Milton Merrill. In her letter, Mrs. Merrill continues telling about a Robeson book at the Junior high library: Who was the boy who came repeatedly to the Junior high library desk asking, Have you found Paul Robeson yet?' and always the same reply, No, we haven't. "The school library owned a When depression hit, it spread all over the country. copy of Paul Robeson, Negro, Drouth in the west and middle west further jeopardized by Eslanda Goode Robeson, his tA aerrMe. wife. It was a great favorite the livelihoods of people in those sections. Americans had with the boys especially; then always been used to moving away when there was nothone day it was missing and could not be located. Now, however, ing left to do in the old place, and so they moved millions we have a new copy, and that of them. persistent boy, whose face reMerry-Go-Rouncount was on was that everyone else d What they didnt mains in my memory, but whose name eludes me, shall be the moving, too, and that conditions in other parts of the land first to read it. werent any better than they were at home. People were By DREW PEARSON end ROBERT S. ALLEN "Of course, there was more no longer hospitable to migrants. Every newcomer was than one fellow who asked for the book, but I feel certain I another competitor for the few jobs available. Certain will recall the one who never WASHINGTON fooled of be Dont come OConnor their war John basic supplies Congressman invaded the states, more, heavily depression pioneers by on the third term business by New York, former chairman of from the United States. gave up. than others, found it necessary to pass laws, restricting This new copy that will reach So the military leaders ere arJimmy Roosevelts divorce, .Tim- the rules committee. the bethe privileges of the newcomers. library shortly Is a very precRoosevelt and John O'Connor that with the possibility of my didn't wait for his father to guing from make up his mind not to run be-f- gan exchanging political blows these supplies being cut off, they ious one because it is a gift autoSoon, the nomads found themselves worse off than they is not only bringing suit against his wife. when John used to battle New must move immediately to seize the author, and had been in their own homes. Not only had they lost their famReal fact is, the president Deal legislation in his committee; the Dutch East Indies. Here are graphed by herself and her son Paul couldn't have stopped him; in and the fight continued, getting tremendous oil reserves, plus other ous husband, but by their rights in the states they left, but they were unable to ac- 12 is years of Jr., who fact nobody could have stopped hotter and hotter, until finally raw materials which they now get Robeson, quire new rights until they had lived in new states for of his father. the and image age Roosevelt into was him. United his to from determined States. threw the get Jimmy weight Jong periods of time in some cases, for five years. There "I hope several of the boys who a divorce and the presidents Civilian and, to a certain extent, the'New York congressional elecwill write to this was no work for them, and they were unable to get relief. future did not enter into tion of 1938 and OConnor was naval elements in Japan oppose so read the book boy at 555 Edgecombe Ave, Forced to keep moving, they became social outcasts the picture. Jimmy, it will bo reurastic a move. But the Japanese young purged. New York City, and extend their membered, has not bem too conDespite all this, however, Basil military are in control. What they thanks for the Citizens without citizenship. Their children were deprived gift, as well as tell his father's politi- O Connor, brother of John, con- say goes. siderate about him what a fine place Logan is, of educations, brought up with an unwholesome outlook cal situation in the past, and he tinues to be on intimate terms This Is why the state depart- and how they would enjoy the on life in generaL was not this time. The president with the president and is now ment is urging Senator Pittman here. k made no effort to stop him, and acting as attorney for Betsey to his embargo against Robesons visiting in her divorce pro- Japan. They fear it would mean probably could not have done so Roosevelt that I was know must You had he tried. According to Philip E. Ryan, who has just completed ceedings. He is Roosevelt's old an immediate Japanese drive on fortunate in seeing a musical who New Java and Sumatra. York, a study for the Russell Sage Foundation of Only person consistently op- law partner. play by Roark Bradford when This is also why the navy and the posed the divorce was Jimmy's great mythical figure John seething population movements are likely to continue long state been Roosevelt. MENACE have JAPANESE trywife, Betsey Cushing departments Henry1 was so splendidly porafter employment conditions improve. Natural conditions means to out her and husband and she Although ways figure European troubles hog ing trayed by Paul Robeson. By good in several sections of the country make it impossible for had made no great pretense of theAlthough headlines, what 13 worrying of maneuvering the fleet in sucli fortune I sat next to a friend of to a several as for scare the estimatliving - fill the people there to make a living. It has been way years, the Japanese his who told me she was going together and Cordell Hull she was anxious not to embarrass most president of away from the Dutch East Indies. back after the performance and is the danger today ed that between 1,500,000 and 6,000,000 persons will be her father-indaby ... outright more Japanese aggression in thS Only trouble is that any such meet him. She asked if I would to Forced to move from the old cotton belt if the rest are maneuver is likely to embroil the like to go along. I was thrilled divorce. Far East. Betsey Roosevelt Is one of the earn their livelihoods. at the prospect of meeting him No one is saying so, but secret United States. president's favorites. In fact consideration has been given to What Hull and the admirals are and also at having m,y first Better welfare conditions for migrants, removal of friends of the family say he is the United States Fleet to trying to figure out is some way glimpse at the mysteries that - some state barriers may eventually become necessary. Un-- j almost more fond of her than sending the Philippines to be ready for to shake the poker at Japan are to be seen backstage. some of his own children. She emergencies. without getting the hot point der any circumstances, some attention will have to be giv"By the time we found our him on his accompanied The situation boils down to this: jabbed in our own eyes. way to the right door, there was en this problem soon. It will not take care of itself. The a long line ahead of us, but campaign trip in 1932, and U. S. Far Eastern policy, genermatter requires some thoughtful planning. inPOLITICAL BITS for a long time lived at the ally recognized as wise, during the wait we had anwith and certime White House with her children. Political insiders are a teresting to criticism little chatting keeping tainly subject some of the lesser lights of the Betsey was willing to wait an from the American public, may close eye on the municipal election his indefinite length of time, even hrve backfired. It may have put in St. Paul, Minn, the first to cast. By the time we arrived, another four years, in order not the Japanese military in auch a be held this year. It takes place wife and son had joined him. Mr. INTELLIGENT BEAST to inject an issue which might Robeson was very friendly and desperate position that they will on April 30 and will be a signifilooked no different than he does hurt the president. That was why adopt even more desperate mea- cant test of how the political in the book. she so consistently denied ru- sures. 11 Behold. winds are blowing in a state capAnswer to Previous Puzzle HORIZONTAL "His charming wife was most mors of a break, even when J'un-m- y tured by the GOP in 1938. OpWhat are the X Pictured 16 Japanese military Mountain. I told her how much we VYASiHjiJn no longer denied them. gracious. arguing is that with he denunci- posing the Republican mayor is had enjoyed the book, and also 19 Senior, equine animal OBbEflAjL ator of the U. trade Democratic John J. McDonough, added that it had been misplaced. 5 Venomous nTaKeI PLANNED DIVORCE IN 1.38 treaty, the United States 20 The female mignt who has the hacking of she wanted to give a snake. the Roosevelt of intimates F animal. Only . . The disclosure of this break off trade relations at any that Immediately TiETjjAjR . 8 Up to. to the library if she could copy know fiist but it, family Jimmy Andrew in time. GFJT0AL J. May, locate one, and said there were This would leave 21 Race track Representative 12 Sooner than. determined to get a divorce after a serious predicament. Japan Deal chairman of the not Most of anti-Necircuit now, neither in Cmany in 13 Naming, he left the Mayo clinic in Ro their raw materials, house affairs all committee, the London orprint military the New York edi22 To harden. in November, 19o8, of their o'l, the most virtually incidentally. Chester, conMinn, war a of had essential department sought 23 Its neck hairs. where he tion. Ely E NPqAlSlT 14 Bustle. first met pretty nurse Thus Mrs. Merrill concluded. 25 , J literature, and to furnish that literature for them. At present, she is attending Columbia university with her son, Professor The Washington j Frank catello, I would keep Mr. Robeson on Broadway year in and out . . . Thus commented Mrs. Laura Merrill, librarian at Logan Junior high for the past several years, and one of the finest and most progressive women we have ever had the pleasure of becoming acquainted with. Her life's objective is to interest young people in reading good AMERICAN NOMADS CANT BE IGNORED - Mrs. childre visiting vrttn n loot, WASHINGTON, Feb. 23 (U.P) Sen. Pat McCai-ran- , Nev., has joined the ranks of Democrats seeking declaration by Presa third-terident Roosevelt. McCarran, who has forsaken the administration on several issues, notably foreign policy, said the should clear the politipresident cal atmosphere for benefit of the party .that gave him office." A declaration on his intentions regarding a third term would be only fair to the party and those who may aspire to the office, he said. "Failure to make such a declaration is doing the party inia jury right now. If a statement be not made soon, tne injury may extremely serious." McCarran's attack was similar to that taken by a number of his colleagues in trying to smoke Mr. Roosevelt out on the issue. estranged from Curtis Dali for several years, waited a considerate length ot time until the repercussions from E'liotts misalliance had subsided. Watch the Editor's Note d next week for an answer to the big question mark: Will Roosevelt run for Merry-Go-Roun- a third term? CAPITAL C;.VFF Oregon political leaders think Tom Dewey left the northwest with less prestige thin he had on arrival. . . Bob Taft has hired Forrest Davis, one of the bed publicity men in the business. (Me needs him.) . . . Chief Justice Hughes suggested to new Justice Frank Murphy that if would be a good idea for him to get fully rested and recuperate fioni a cold before assuming full duties on the supreme court . . . Republican Judge Walter B. Wanxmuk-e- r of the common picas court of Ohio is being urged by friends to run for the senute against Vic Donnhey, the incumbent. . . Says Mrs. Cordell Hull: "My husbund will discharge anyone whom he finds is giving these state department secrets to the Y-'- t tract for a manganese firm he heads, has added fuel to the drive in his Kentucky disfriet to defeat him. Astor Hogg, Y- former and torney Nit HHVICZ lac T M. I0 u I Whitesburg, ' To be frank, boss, were tired of comedy pari; IMP IV Mt StBYICr ISC, T M urn u & PUT 4 0f. Now for gosh sakrs. Mother, when wc Ret over to the 1 lartleys dont keep calling iuq baby 1 S. district ieorge laLght mo hi id to 1 New Horseback Trail I Planned For Logan Cajnyou M'tac Ni'iolet i ifternc 'ml There win n the state, varieties of j. to ride over the be nothing like it will have f.o man terest scenery, c: yon views, cool it .r all the way shade, clear cold Forest Supervisor J. D. Stewart Nothing could be more delightful L West wen Dr. and Mrs. and Forest Ranger A. P. Chriseting and took tiansen, as the name for the new present at the the project u horseback and hiking trail being much interest s in tne canyon, built from the mouth of Logan well as other tr: The first big pring hnrse-baccanyon to the forks. doubt be taken The name is pronounced "Zawn-awvo- excursion will n This Indian name ties in to the Minneton a Cave at tl GuLna-vaand Iyigan h head of Charlestoi well with the Indian name, commit! yon. The Canyon park in Logan canyon. and the Logan the chamber of Beautiful Trail club will 1 ave an announce-- r Canter The trail will commence in the ment to make lat about this parEighth ward at the Logan river ticular excursion. r extend east Kloep-fethe bridge, past gravel plant and to the t of the Logan River basin rim. From here the trail will extend eastward UNION along the river basin rim to the first slope of the main mountain INDICTEE i BY JUR ridge. It will extend over the slope into the main canyon back of the American Legion home. From here the trail will follow the city water PITTSBURGH Feb. 23 (TP) works pipe line to the intake. It William L Hr tcheson, general will continue on the south rim of president of the AFL carpenter the canyon to the forks, a distance union, and 49 ther defendant! of fourteen miles. It will all be on were indicted to ay on two counts the south side of the canyon off of a conspiracy to restrain the highway and never cross the monopolize int tate commerce in highway. There will be water, violation of tha linti-truact vegegtation, birds, and other things Accusing the defendants of coof interest all the way. Frequently nspiring for threw years to prevent the trail will rise above the water millwork products being shipped line and present beautiful views into the Pittsbur h area from up and down the canyon and er states, a spec federal grand across the north canyon wall. o trade jury indicted t Canter Club Leads tions, seven trac The Logan Canter club has as- cials, two union IS sumed the responsibility of build- union officers nd 21 Allegheny ing a fence along the Logan river (Pa.) lumber dealers basin rim east of River Heights This is the third time Hutchebefore the trail reaches the canyon son, president of the United Brotnecesis reserve. and forest This herhood of Carpenters and Joiners sary to give protection to property of America, has been indicted ii owners. The Logan Fox Farm, the nation-wid- e Victor Fonnesbeck, F. J. Kloepfer, probe of building costs. He preand George Kendrick. Land owners viously had been indicted in have been very cooperative in Louis and Chicago. executive The entire general making this part of the trail available. board of the brotherhood, tne car Forest Ranger A. P. Christian- penters district council ot Pit's sen has had men working on the burgh and vicinity; the Rochester trail for several days. A good Pa., local of the brotherhood; cigh stretch of the trail beyond the Pittsburgh district carpenters uAmerican Legion home in the can- nion officers; the lumber institute yon has been completed. of Allegheny county and the muter builders' association, an orgaPopular Trail That the Zanavoo trail will be- nization of the Pittsburgh districts come one of the most popular general contractors were accused horseback trails in northern Utah, in todays indictments cf there is no question. It is believed in the conspiracy that sathat horse lovers from other parts ddled a "greatly increase 1 cost" d of Utah and Idaho will come here building on the consumer. k o. s - MEMBERS st oth-i- governments partir-patin- Manser A w he hoi Manser f Mr. uversa ind Mi By William THIS CURIOUS WORLD T.M Ferguson RCaU.lfAT Off. AT FORT MARION, IN ST. AUGUSTINE, FLORJDA, THERE , STANDS A HOT SHOT OVEN WHICH WAS DESIGNED FURNISH TO A SUPFCV OF &ED -- or CAAAOV BALLS TO BE FIRED FROM THE BATTERV. rr costs about DOLLARS 400A YEAR TO FEED AN COMt 140 IV U MRVICt wc- - 3r) ELEPHANT attorney HAT DO WE CALA. A METEOR 1 20 AFTER. IT STRIKES THE EARTH ANSWER' A meteorite. A 1 Men rhirkli C Mrs. was er ung w Mr. Lewist puests 3ingha Mr. he Sa ind M Mr. )f Smi moon mwrei Miss was th Mrs. F Mr. a: Mr. Mrs. A Mrs. H ng at 5unda; ler Sj re mat s; Mrs. lam, I fanet he ho non, f Log Jowar Seese Mr. ittendi Mr. &r Pro if iccasic veddin Mrs. C A n Jie ir of 1 lay ar pent wardi ieese core, wardi core, ind 1 P imes Mrs. darvej rueller eese, ind M thain nth a ihe wi rom t Mr. restoi won U. S. at- nnd former lieutenant governor, to head the Democratic state ticket this year. Privately, Valentine Isn't enthusiastic about malting the race. He has a lucrative law practice plus the J6,0o0 a year trom the government. Mr. .pent :daho, we feel we could do something really serious in the tlweater! Zanavoo, an Indian name meaning beautiful, has been adopted by the Logan canyon Trails committee of the Logan chamber of commerce, the Logan Canter club and mt wo Ky., mayor assistant U. COS slif Off. T has announced general, against May. . . Senator Clyde Herring of Iowa is trying hard to persuade John K. Valentine, Merry-Go-Round- ." ROOSEYF.LT AND O'CONNOR One of the most deadly political enemies of whom Roosevelt can boast (and he has several) is ex Y Asks FDR Declaration 1332-193- although core. IMP Senator McCarran r RooseveJtV a j eorge Miss ayle meats imes Mr. |