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Show PROGRESSIVE OPKtlON Admiral Grayson Dies tlerlew of Current Event NAVAL RACE IS PROBABLE jVciri 1 EAR ADMIRAL CARY T. GRAY-- I r SON, chairman at tha American Red Croaa. died In Wahinton at the afe of 59. The eminent naval waa the physician, born In Virginia, friend of Preaident Theodore Roosevelt, Woodrow Wilaon and RooeeTaft, and also of Franklin velt It wae the laat named who penuaded him to accept the poet at tha head of the Red Croaa in which he wa especially successful. Many thousands of Americana will mourn the death of O. O. McNew Intyre, writer of a column of York chatter. He passed away in bis Park avenue residence after a brief illness. Japan's Refusal to Tell Plans Is Starting Gun . . . Great Battle in Central China . . New Regime in Roumania I Colossus at New York Fair i the PRICE & QUALITY COUNT Come and be convinced. Oysters Grapefruit cl2 10c MiracleWhip?34 Crystal Sal Soda two-third- PtckafiA SUMMARIZES THE WORLD'S WEEK Wisura Mswapapn Vatsa. under fire and without bridges, which had been destroyed by the derefused to fenders. Five Japanese armies were JAPAN having flatly her naval building plans, it driving southward through the rich to believed that the greatest navy central China agricultural region construction race ever seen to about and were seriously threatening Kal-fento start, and the United States may s Toll Road Plan capital of Honan province. feel called upon to take the lead, From the south, three Japanese the approval of the with England, France and Japan in armies were advancing from the WITH Senator Bulkier of Ohio the competition. Our government Hwal river. offered to tha senate foe great toll Kai-shtold Japan that a refusal to divulge Gen. Chlang had 400,000 that be has been her intentions would be regarded as troops along the north and south highway plan on for some working was she that confirmation of reports fronts fighting to prevent the Japto designed It time. constructing or planning anese from gobbling up the huge a be to range long ofso now, according to some Lunghai "corridor. medium of work reficial! in Washington, we win have China's revitalized air with lief for the Jobless to invoke the "escalator clause" of Russian and other foreignfarce, fliers reand to stimulate build larger the London treaty and was its business. among personnel, ported and more powerfully armed battle- said to have bombed the Yellow The measure proships. river bridge at Lokow, north of Tsinvides for the conThe President may be expected to an, which the Japanese only recentstruction, by the order increase of the three battleThis cut the Japanese federal government ly repaired. tons ships now planned from 35,000 line of communication along the of ten superhigheach to 43,000 or 45,000 tons, and northern section of the Tientsin-Pu-koways across foe auch dreadnaughta probably would Ben. Bulkier COuntry, three runrailway. guns. carry ning east and west and three north In order to obviate the restricand south. The cost to put at eight tions on the size of battleships that Another Dictator State billion dollars.. This, according to of the Panama width in inhere the RUMANIA to now added to the the terms of the biU, would be liqcanal locks and to minimize the constates under dicta- uidated from "reasonable toll tingency of interruption of torship. Octavian Gogas govern- charges" and from the sale or lease communication through de- ment was so and of tracts of a strip of land not over struction of a Panama lock by an that it was 530 feet wide on each side of each to administration preenemy, the forced out, and King highway. paring to push the project of a canal Carol took charge of through Nicaragua. affairs by naming ji This Is a "Drouth Year" Dr. Miron Crtotea Congressmen who fear the President is piloting the nation into war as premier and disD ECAUSE of early dust storms in with Japan made probably futile solving the parliaKansas, Oklahoma and parts of ment. Crtotea, patrimoves to prevent our government the Texas Panhandle, 1938 already from Joining in the rearmament arch of the Ruto called a drouth year" by grain Orthodox race. Senator King of Utah and manian men. The weather in those regions is being closely watched by traders Representative Maverick of Texas church, was given introduced resolutions authorizing virtual dictator powin foe United States, Liverpool, WinMr. Roosevelt to call a world naval er, but it was ex-nipeg and Buenos Aires. limitation conference, which Japan pected George Tar- - Miron Cri,te Grain experts of Chicago reported has said she would be willing to tarescu would very soon succeed that present condition! of soil in him as premier and that Carol much of the territory from west attend. would create a crown council over Texas to Nebraska is such that light Though Secretary Hull had dewhich Dr. Crtotea would preside, nied that there was any understandrains quickly would break it down ing with Great Britain and France Much of the new governments au- into powder, easily blown by high concerning Japan, opponents of the thority was concentrated in the winds. Only extremely heavy rains state of could prevent such blowing. administration were still suspicious army, and a nation-wid- e A commisthat it was planning Joint action. siege was proclaimed. Oklahoma wheat to much below Representative George Tinkham of sion was set to work formulating a that of last year at this time. The Massachusetts voiced their sentinew constitution. weatem half of the state was rements when he uttered a warning Cristea, the key man of the gov- ported in serious need of moisture. that "every day brings the United ernment, was expected to take steps Dust storms have seriously damStates nearer to a war with Japan to regain the friendship at France aged wheat and done further damas planned by Great Britain to furand Great Britain, traditional allies age to the state's topsoil. The centher British interests. of Rumania, without offending Italy tral section, too, was reported in and Germany. This view was shared by the need of moisture. In all these states producers, Tokyo press, which charged that the traders and elevator men controversy was brought on by a Franco Masses grain Huge Army secret naval understanding among that only part of the winter agreed IS PATCHES from Salamanca, in each state would come to America, Britain and France, and plant headquarters of the Spanish harvest should foe d that the demand made on Japan was engineered by the British to rebels, said General Franco was rains foil to materialize. an of army getting together involve the United States in diffimillion men a n culties with Japan. planned a spring of- Links C.I.O. with Reds Hearings by the house naval affensive that would JOSEPH RYAN, president iff foe fairs committee on the Presidents end the bloody civil International Longshoremen's big navy program went into the war. Military ob- association, an A. F. of L. affiliate, third week, with opposition dwinservers believed his told foe senate commerce commitdling as a result of Jspans unfamain effort would tee that the C. I. O. to tied up with vorable reply to the request for her be directed toward the Communist party of America, intentions. a drive to the Medi- and gave facta to support foe terranean c o a s charge. Singapore Base Opened from the south AraAfter hearing Ryans testimony gon front above ceremonies the committee adopted Chairman WITH Impressive This would ef- Copeland's resolution calling for an Britain formally opened her powerful naval base at Singa-no- r fectually divide the appropriation of $50,000 for an inof the Straits Settlements, dedi-nterritory now held by the govern- vestigation by a special senate comment. of the Straits settlements, dedimittee of subversive influences in cated the great new 155,000,000 It may be that Franco will lose the merchant marine. for Londeclaring the naval base was his Italian "volunteers, not a challenge to war, but insurdon had a rumor that the British Steel Price Cut; Wage$ Stay ance against war. cabinet was considering a secret Prominent among the carefully agreement with Mussolini by which MAYBE President Roosevelt was when he said recently selected guests were Rear Admiral Britain would recognize the Duce's Julius Townsend and his officers of conquest of Ethiopia if he would that steel and other mass production industries could and should rethe American battle cruisers Trent- withdraw his troops from Spain. duce prices to buyers' levels and on, Memphis and Milwaukee. The at the same time maintain the genAmerican squadron arrived at Sing- More for Dole Asked eral wage leveL Anyhow, United apore from Australia where It had been participating in ceremonies PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT in a States Steel to doing just that. special message asked congress This huge corporation extended marking the one hundred fiftieth to appropriate $250,000,000 more for indefinitely its working agreements anniversary of the commonwealth. relief to supplement the billion and with tha Committee for Industrial half a relief fund. He said this was Organization in which present rates Great Battle in China necessary to care for three million of wages and the eight-hoday are NE of the greatest battles ever persons thrown out of work during maintained. At the same time the fought was reported to be tak- the last three months. price of cold rolled sheets used A bill to carry out the President's in ing place in central China, where large amounts by the automobile the Japanese invaders smashed suggestions was introduced in the industry was reduced $4 a ton, foe Chinese army of 15,000 and forced house immediately and speeded to- first break in the steel industry's it to retreat across the Yellow river ward passage. price structure. Jap Refusal Starts Race -- SI it came out of conference, the measure continues, in an extended and revised form, the existing soil conservation program, providing benefit payments to farmers. It would control production through acreage allotments on the five principal commodities on the basis of domestic and export needs. In bumper years, marketing quota i would be applied with penalty taxes to enforce them if approved by at the affected farmers in national referenda. It would set up an ever normal granary system by storing in bump er years surpluses on which loam would be made to the producers. Through this medium the administration aims to stabilize the flow ol commodities during lean years tc prevent consumers from being highjacked into exorbitant prices because of shortages. ....I. 3 Way Is Co-o- p The Wise Way 31. As ed 2 packages super-war-shi- d j mk i i,:1 tA I J 3 15c Iv 3 V? Co-operati- on 1 g, ek tn jnn l :arm Bill Now Law rule, LIMITING debate by athegagconferadopted ence report on the administration's crop control bill by a vote of 363 to 135 and sent it on to the senate, which approved it by a vote of 58 to Senator Ellison D. Smith of Sooth Carolina is here pictured as he bin views on the farm biU. Cotton Ed," who to chairman of the agricultural committee, said congress should provide a billion and a half to finance the farm pro tram, instead of the half billion to which the cost is now limited. y IN MERCHANDISING I PAYS Phone your order To store" Call Was. 4864 portrait statue executed in modem times will honor George Washington at the New York World' Fair. It will be 65 feet tall and will depict Washington as he arrived for his inauof the Fair, guration exactly 150 years previous to the opening day April 30, 1039. Its mass will be 500 times that of a man. . 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Honors for War Ilorses their arrival at Ipswich, En on their way from Belgium to spend their last days on an Essex farm, two British horses which had carried members of the Royal Horse Guards during the World war were given a civic welcome. Crowds, including many "Old ContempUblea" wearing medals, stood in foe rain and cheered as the deputy mayor bestowed the Mona, Victory and Service medals on foe "two old troopers." Magszia PATHFINDER overlooks no Important event . , miaa interesting personality. Crisply . . . dramatically . . . the point it boils down for you everything that rohh I giving you both the plain facts and entertaining s': lelifita. I verified and interpreted. PATHFINDER, f resit from Ik. I center of world interest, is the choice of more than i fully informed subscribers every week. W FINDERS nineteen illustrated deparUnaM sure to inform and entertain ym toail Other freckly news magazines sell a year. PATHFINDER sells for II a for a limited time we oiler yon a duccd combination bargain prire for and PATHFINI This I ... ' would naturally think of the operating the tractor as a farmer. And he to a farmer, but he' also an increasingly Important figure in the industrial world, not only as a consumer but as a producer. He's engaged in hoeing up a field of soy beans which later, after passing through various factory processes, youll be using in the form of paint and varnish, soap, linoleum and scores of other products. Consumers Information points out that 91 million pounds of soy bean oil, a comparatively new crop for American farmers, was produced in one recent year. Of this amount; 3tt million pounds went Into tha soap kettles; 5 million into linoleum end 18 million into YOU Mall Structures At New York Fair To Break Records NEW YORK (Special) Not only will foe New York World's Fair 193. be the largest exposition in history, but it will have the most luxurious Central Mall ever designed, a mile-lon- g walk to cost $60,000,000, Grover A. Whalen, president of foe Fair corporation, announce-An- d, not only will the Mali be the most magnificent ever laid out, but it will contain a number of other "largest structures and works of ari that have never been surpassed for size or elegance, he added. In addition to the Trylon, tallest triangular spire ever raised, and foe Perisphere, largest ball ever made by mankind, foe Mall will form a setting for the largest portrait status fashioned ilnci the Egyptians hewed the likeness of Rameses U from rock In the land of tha Nile. It will portray George Washington as he arrived for his inauguration exactly 150 years previous to the opening day of the Fair. It will be 65 feet tall and its mass will then US ti ssi iiru! iix- t New York Fair To Honor Press an -t Newspaper Both yTr Only $ I paint and varnish. This brand new market for American farmers, who ire now growing a large number of industrial as well as food products, has been developed, like many others, through foe vast research programs undertaken by American Industry, whose laboratories have added untold millions to the national wealth and also thousands of jobs for American workers. M SHOE REPAIRING Right Thinking Brings ' Good Results When you think of haring your Shoes Repaired THINK O.K. SHOESHOP to. Jobs at Moderate Prices 414 So. State Street Alfred Sorensen, Progressive JEWELER NEW YORK fSpeeiaiJ To remind millions of visitors to tho New York World's Fair 1938 that freedom of the press hat helped preserve the democratic form of our government, a statue dedicated to that constitutional liberty will be erected on the $60,000,-00- 0 Central Moll, Grover A Whalen, president of the Fair Corporation, announces. The statu will depict a partially nude woman, representing "the unadorned truth," watching the passing show of world events and recordta a Mata - . faetul Whose voice would you like to t; I 'i MODERN WOODWORHlN Manufacturers of BANK OFFICE FIXTURES Super jt Cabinet Work Years In Salt Lake We can serve you better than ever fcto-awc- uf j Notice the eager animation the natufd warm amile. Talking is next best seeing. eve? Long distance ratea are reduced Sunr all 7 and day night after p.m. Repairing 75 East 2nd. 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