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Show Stock Exchange' for Stamps act d.P,11"K ,n P't-- , exists on Naiaau New York. It i leal in this WM tXKUy, als with securities. There 'treet arc changing quotations, booms, and The number of de.leTi in atamps in the United States is estimated at 8,000. The turn-ola from $5 000,000 yearly to $10,000,. ad re bo Kooooo Stamp collectors in thi orld. IS!''??1 ' Lily bud, Ah done mah ownself, TbufFo' Bits imprewea .JL of fishing upon nu ptfKU Liiybud aeemi Sjlallby I I GE5CREENltAtflO (Boleaaod by Wooten Newapapa, Union.) By VIRGINIA VALE Where Statues Wore Hats! Mystery of Easter Island NATIONAL AFFAIRS Reviewed by CARTER FIELD Science Finds Creators of Intricate Script 9 Artists. Were Long-Eare- d er IHEN Count Theo Rossi, ndicaliont are that Root fright. r the speedboat champion I though, tor foreign policy may and "vermouth king," took a ?T$lninniei are force him into accepting a flying trip over South Amerithird term . . . Lack of skilled Perfect Temperature ca with his bosom friend, JfjiurP001 Colossal cave, near Benson. machinists in America f Tyrone Power (before Anna-bell- a has been explored for 89 miles.ArizIt hazard to America's u without moisture and the safety. became Mrs. Power), IBcU Syndicate WNU Sarvlca.) .v 72 deKr "year they were hailed everywhere around1 " WASHINGTON. as the worlds two most eliJust shout a Too Sophiaticated for month ago a distinguished western Freshmen gible bachelors. The count, have frightened freeh-m- senator, speaking to a small group still a bachelor, made quite a Debutantes of friends in Washington, said that at Harvard university. In there were dent in the hearts of the Holl- filing applications with just two candidate for a date ltt i EASTER DAY, r)NDutch Admiral 1 ea Kf ffiwm keyhde aaw will cut pUwood, and enamel them. They may be i pair or singly..the Pt-L- S 15 cent!, bringa Fo clever little bis turtle. The flahtog h a (tick nailed on. Z9182, ?h I Cl 52 S I I El-ta- rz. bil cute companion, fflilmost aa tall. General directions come with each and painting auggeationa JJen. Send order to: I I Ja S, UNI mabtha um u cents far each pattern Babsas CHy, Me. M . Patten Ho. far Cuts Sisal Imports ywood girls last summer, but, like the freshmen reported J. Edgar Hoover, ha preferred Shirdebutantes have been around ley Temple. too much. We are not sophisticatMore recently he has left his ed enough to handle them." mark on tha movie colony by designing soma square glasses. Almost the first person to get same was Dolores Del Rio; Hedy Joan Bennett, Rudy VaUee, and Peggy Moran followed suit, as did a number of the smart restaurants. And now Pere Wei tm ore, 's ace makeup expert, claims Wflflto BENO, Havana that those square comers lit Into a HOTEL GOLDEN Rcma'a lirint gy malar kateL mouth mm naturally than girls does the edge of a round finis; he APARTMENT HOTEL declares also that, aa they create tolls Uaaaaukla BaUai Sat leu pressure on the lower lip, they 25? help to preserve the natural form of the lips. La-Ma-rr, DEPARTMENT Holly-wood- America' great-granddaughte- must be ready when Twine fa harvest begins, consequently, unficturers keep their ware-bes-ts stocked with sisal fiber so fat they may produce twine harvest seasons. Manufac-Wt- n say they have enough sisal b enable them to supply twine for ELECTRIC Ana Dvorak makes her movie debut in the same picture. be-tre- co Hu b Santee Iteilaf MKtaa Dm to Stautak I Bee try till Ms tamHra Dm ilynlhi. Stilt Risk riNa tw F yr SnoW. liihi thi tut ttea tin ten ts an Wh v nun MlUfMkul Mm That' IM fair. Kathleen Burke, the famous Panof the movies some yean ago, fa now playing the part In Kebekah of Light of the the daytime radio show World, baaed on the Bible. Miss Burke has been absent from the screen for the past fear years, during which time he married n Spanish dancer, Jose Fernandes and had a daughter. MKRTMrtaMBT. Eleanor Mrs. Safety In Depth Jjwiiness is the base of every "be, and he who goes the lowest Us the safest Bailey. MARKING DEVICES Bnbter Btampa - Natal Tan Boosevelts day and day NBC mal talks . a. WASHING MACHINES HAYTAG - APEX - DEXTES 111 SM H BOLLS REPAIBING. ALL MAKES HOMES HANSEN HAYTAG SHOP 41 Ssi Stats. BaH Laks City BABY CHICKS U J!-- "wnaao treatment .1 d mm'i ruts far disorder woooawaro of niSiJjVin S'muU?1 RUM V asm Aa msta mm tlia blood wittent cauUiitlr are la mold b bolter 09-Ac kda body aaffen tad diVS oftea employed. 9taLia si: b better c ms 1 r1 A to tety m Am bm proa wariAwido a 3sr ntiglSrl law itrorsbif Tha senator was not trying, in that particular chat, to drum up votes tor either man. He was simply Long-Eare- d expressing his personal view of foo situation. Even at that' time Germany had Invaded Norway and Denmark, 3riton Hoarding Was though there waa no knowledge-o- nly fear that the Nazis would Quite Easily Explained tha low countries. But foe senators main point was Rationing of gasoline had gone that here in foe Eaat we did not un- Into effect in England. Thank goodness I had the fore-sigderstand sentiment out beyond foe . ht White and Approved New HanpcUra. Wa hatch all aaaiBcr.. Try a few chicks that ara hatched RIGHT and sec the differtnecL SUNNT CHIX HATCHERY, Filer, Mate. INEXPENSIVE MEALS Tha heal load la Sait Uki u aervad hr The MAYFLOWER CAFI at 1M Soath Maia POPULAR PRICED Laaeheona. Dinneea and Saadwiehaa KODAK FINISHING n. PHOTO-KRAF- T ... ...... ECONOMY FILM SERVICE Any Rod Dsmlepcd with 25e . $ Qaality Prints 3c Extra Prints Wrap coil sad film artfully SCHRAMM-JOHNSO- DRUGS 749 N alt Uka Cky. Utah Tear ad can bn rspaatad la thoMaads af Uka this ana far vary llttls. Write Box ISHl BaH Laha City. Ada. Mgr, P. Tues papal ThursInfor- Utah. a is the absolute ease with which she goes through her routine. A seasoned veteran of the air, the First Lady knows all the hand signals for speeding up Eleanor Eoosevelt nd down her speech, and is proving exceptionally easy to work with. Finishes right on the nose, too. X Mary Martin came home ex hausted the other day; for a scene in Rhythm on the River shed been working in front of the cameras in a heavy beavercoat and the temperature under the lights was B7! Arrived at home, she was confronted by the immediate need for buying a house for her mother, Mrs. Martin being one of the few people In this country who doesn't want to be alone in a house in which Greta Garbo used to be alone, and like it. The lovely Mary took foe house for herself and her mother before she married Richard Halliday. After her marriage she moved out, and her mother and the servants rattled around in the mansion. She has a bungalow now, and likes it six-roo- m mucl better. SaM Laka. Oxdca, Ralaa sr Idaho Phils la SPECIAL TUITION NOW IN EFFEC1 Scad for FREE CATALOG Beauty School HAIL COUPOH MOW Ex-cel-- Bsealeia Beauty SchsoL Hate and Braadaray. Salt Uka City, Utah. PiM acad fret eatalon. HOTEL BEN LOMOND OGDEN, UTAH was "I puff," whereupon Parka seal all act to hand him a complimentary tin of his sponsors and then launch into a recital of ita merits. But the man stopped him. On, aid he, 1 always seondcr why I did such a foolish thingl" pected si"l 'J' renewal o a her contract, but also dmmood a pearl mecklnce with it's John Barrymore, ejlrr all, " wiil ploy himself in The Great VrofUe. thrae-stran- d rfP r&.'SLsin r.s ran I bear u. dog whittle t human aari but canine tort con. i. you. Saadi. Life it a series of surprises, and would not bo worth taking or keeping if it ivers not Emarton. The winda end waves are always on the aide of the ablest Gibbon. navigators Better by far that you should forget and smile than that you should remember and be sad. Christina Rossetti. We win bjr tenderness: wa i I cam-b- y forgiveness. Frederick W. Man's Inhumanity A fisherman from Louisiana offers this suggestion for coping with the menace of magnetic mines: Let England import COO of Louisianas biggest alligator gar fish, circle than with steel bands and release them in mined areas to swim about, exploding! tha mines and, incidentallyJ . themselves. During the last war, suggested trained seals to end signal the presence of marines. Canaries were ' the trenches to warn of gas. The French today are' pigs to root up and explode in No Mans Land. It all seems a little ironic I invent such frightful weapons thatj poor dumb animals have to bai called in to prevent mankind from blowing itself off the face of tho earth. This Week Magazine. One Step The sublime and ridiculous 1 I i i i1 - i are ton so nearly related that it la' difficult to class them separately J One step below the sublime makes the ridiculous, and one step ibovq the ridiculous makes the subllm again. Thomas Paine. r i 000 jg CRUDE RUBBER ADVANCED I i WITHIN THE PAST 60 DAYS mmhmijd S3&S 3QQ 0OQQa G0 (?&! ! t 5EZ390 &3S? UUB333 world-famou- s Save money : fl i reputation of backed these tires, by Firestone's name and lifetime guarantee, is proof of their extra quality and extra safety! Dont take chances! The I Buy today! ta On a recent "Vox Pop program Parks Johnson was douMecrossed in his efforts to lead into natural ad lib commercial. Parka aaked onei of foe men he was Interviewing! "What do you do after a fast run The gnawer he exup the stairs? ODDS AND ENDSFrtd Alleni In Octobers ms geUing ready to movt with that tpoi that hes castAss ser, an oil company, d begun U thorn pnpmng new lAe ing member lAat A must wanted to declared, desperately keep out of Europes mess. WESTERN SENTIMENT In all the western country, he aid, sentiment was set in most n states against the Roosevelt because of foe feeling that Roosevelt was far from neutral and that he was obviously pro-all-y there was fear that the steps he might take to help Britain and France might result eventually In dragging this country into the war. The Importance of an foil now la that by the same token there la very little chance of either convention nominating a man who la not known to bo At foe present moment there to a decided swing of Washington opinion about tha third term. A month ago most of foe men and women close to Roosevelt were saying he would not take it. In fact the stock of Cordell Hull, on whose shoulders foe President was expected to drape his mantle, was very high. This writer has always expected the President to accept a renoml-natloHe has always expected circumstances to be such that the President could not refute to accept it But If Mr. Rooievelt does take it now no one will ever know whether the reasoning on which that conclusion waa based was sound or not can be Nobody who to not pro-all-y elected President this fall! NEED TRAINED MEN The crying need in any preparedness program in this country to That has atoo killed machinists. been foe bottleneck in Britain and France. The United States does not have enough skilled machinists for a mild boom in our ordinary domestic cycles of prosperity and depression. It to shockingly short of them for filling foe war orders of Britain and France. It will be even shorter if, in addition to doing foil Job, our domestic plants must turn out planes and munitions, guns and other war supplies for our own preparedness program, which to now virtually decided upon, since there to not enough opposition to the military appropriations asked for by foe President to even slow up the machinery on Capitol HilL It takes some time to turn out a to not the good machinist, but that real difficulty. The real difficulty will come when it to actually planned to train young men to be machinist!, and the objections will come from the labor unions. LIFE BELIEF STRAIN Admitting that the Interests of men who are now machinists may be hurt after foe war to over if enough men are trained to be now to satisfy the demand, there to another factor which to important for two reasons. That factor to that there to a tremendous number of young men in this country today who want Jobs, but who have no particular qualification for any special Job. These young men. personally or through their tamiliea. are obviously a heavy train on the relief ayatem. Their training aa machinists, by the government perhapa, would bo lifting a huge burden from foe relief strain. The other, of courie, to that wo ara going to need this vastly number of machinists for soma time to come. If the war in can stave Europe lasts If foe allies off a German victory long enough need for to get reedy to fight-f- oe them to obvious. If Germany does win quickly. treUncle Sam will vitally need machinists. of number mendous Even if the United States succeeds In keeping out of foo war, assuming no man now a Germany does win, ever worry need machinist nod about a job during hla lifetime. But labor lehdteri. though it would eem to the outsider that in this are overly particular Instance they iffip marcautious, always like gin of safety. So It may be expected that this government and Ufitod Stales Industry will have plcntj of trouble getting enough machlnls! for hie people. Local legend also told of two distinct races Inhabiting Easter island, the long ears" and the short ears." And here again, science found the proof; for skulls found on Easter island show that migrants came, not only from the Pacific islands, but also from the Australasian islands. The long ears" were the artists. It was their tribal custom to stretch the lobes of their ears, and they wore hats for ceremonial They were the crepurposes. ators of the intricate script which cannot be read, but, defeated by the short ears, they have faded away and left no one to tell their story. So far science can speak with authority, but science cannot say why the islanders who migrated to Easter island should have progressed so far beyond those of their race who inhabit other islands. npAKE warning by the fortunes of others, that others may not take example from pro-all- y. Gnannl Barrad Rocka and B - any years of warid-wuuae, aorely moat be accepted aaaridciica 'of tttvfittrj in. And. fsianUo pahlia opinion aapporta that M tka able pbyaiciaaa te teat tha Tibia of Dmaa under axaedag foe presidency on whom he felt tha people of America could rely to keep the United State! out of the war. On tha Democratic side, he aid, waa Sen. Burton K. Wheeler of Montana, while on foe Republican side It waa Sen. Arthur H. Vanden-berg- . admin-istratio- Matary and CocpL Baals - Braun Mrmorinl Markan -Manw Platan. UTAH STAMP COMPANY. 11 Went Banth Trapln Bah Lake CUy. ther Woman A source of delight to the production men' and engineers who handle MOTORS REPAIRED wart saaraalaari hi 9faaiiB Batlafactary Um an PMUra nnd trnnafnnwrw SCHRAGA BLKCTBIC CO. 141 Pinrpnnt, BaU Laia if! Recently at a baseball game a bewildered boy la military uniform fonnd himieif so besieged by autograph seekers that he missed aa entire inning of the game. He was Gary Crosby, eldest son of fanning harvest but that if the Blag, attending the game with his imbropean war continues, sisal grandfather, and hed like to chcke pm will be reduced drastically. the fellow who recognized him end Concern over sisal supplies is pointed him ent to the crowd. tit not only by twine manufae-lat- n but by the federal govern-aed- , The announcement that major which is now stocking up radio networks are planning to use cordage fiber under the direct name atari from stage, screen and admiration of the President, as radio during the annual eummer pit of a plan to store strategic lump has created a wave of mental aiterials" for a possible national depression among Grade B performoogency. ers, who had banked on filling in as summer replacements. OUTOFSORIS? the covered with a complicated script. This started a series of the most extraordinary theories, including suggestions that Easter island had been occupied by Red Indians, Egyptians, and the lost tribes of Israel. But nobody managed to put forward a reasonable explanation of how this diversity of races got there, or went away when their work waa done I Artists. Then science took a hand. First of all, local legends were investigated, and the islanders told of a migration in the past from a distant island in the west. Proof came from one of the Gambier Islands, over a thousand miles away, in the form of another legend. It told of a defeated chief setting sail to find a new home to get in a store of petrol KODAK FINISHING before rationing began, said the Hollywood's smudgiest girls Ive enough to last 16 PRINTS 25 young man. Ann Dvorak, Helen Mack and Lola Bon me a year." Drralaprd and IS prints 13c. II Print. 15c. WSX PHOTO :: Orfw UUIl Lane, who ere The motorist who overheard featured in Cohim was indignant and went Girls lumbias straight to the authorities. Invesof the Road. Bweical Inctramcnu, Hocpital Snpplica tigations were made. Tnuacc Haaufactmm of AbdoaiiuJ Sw The script calls The young man smiled when the ortars. Elaclw Btockinga. for them to work official demanded an explanation. The Pkraicicac Scpplj CMipuy In mud and muck W lad 8nA Bt - Belt But I only have a couple of Uka City. Utah throughout the pints." OFFICE EQUIPMENT film, wearing A couple of pints I You said oiled clothes and had enough for a year. NKW AND USED fata aaC ckain. you VANDENBERG UHEELEB Itac, even dirtier So I have. Its for my cigaaNiif mtk Mfta, fcfc nwi ,v.frlUii La PEEK EX M W. BaH Bmiwy, faces. Mary Mississippi, where foe people, he rette lighter. I dont run a car," essential farm amnodities that may be vitally ibcted by the continuation of the gatytan war is sisal, out of ifch binder twine is made. It ffmtk be grown in this country, Booth, jama chiefly from British East of and Dutch East the Indies, fries, Edwin Booth, Nemo. Dm of 1722, Roggeveen landed on a small Pacific island, which he named after the day. He must have thought that he wee landing in a nightmare, for the shores were ringed with gigantic stone statues, wearing tall red hata, and standing on high platforms with their backs to the sea. And the whole island was literally covered with statues I They still stand there today. Later visitors made further odd discoveries. It seemed that the inhabitants had Buffered a devour-in- g national passion for sculpture. Hardly a boulder or an outcrop of rock had not been turned into an enormous bust, a fantastic head with enormously long eara. 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