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Show PAGE SIX PROVO (UTAH) SUNDAY HERALD, SUNDAY. DECEMBER 8, 1940 Around The World With United Pres: Robert Taylor, Norma Shearer in "Escape" at Paramount T 1 i T r-. rr v-x r 1 1 T . . workers dug into the wreckage of a motion picture theater today in an effort to save persons trapped trap-ped alive during a pounding German Ger-man bombing attack on this southwest port. NEW YOHK The Duke of i Windsor, governor of the Baha-j mas, expressed his gratitude last night to the "open-hearted and ' understanding" people of the United States and the Red Cros for the help they are giving Great Britain. The Duke spoke from Nassau on a program of the Co-; lumbia Broadcasting System. -:o:- f SOFIA, Bulgaria Hugo Speck, , United Press correspondent who was forced by official order to leave Turkey, today was assigned to Sofia. Turkish officials gave no specific reason for Speck's expulsion. ex-pulsion. :o: SAN FRANCISCO A blinding fog that mariners described. as the thickest in several years, tied San Francisco harbor "tighter than a drum-Tfead" early today. It spread inland to the Sacramento Sacra-mento and San Joaquin valleys, caused at least three deaths, cancelled can-celled all airplane traffic and kept seven large vessels at their docks. :o: nl s I TOKYO The cabinet approved today a new eoonimio plan tightening tight-ening control of industry the interests of national defense. The plan was based primarily on military mili-tary considerations, but it was relaxed re-laxed somewhat from the original wording due "to the protests of industrialists. SEATTLE, Wash -A board of engineers named by the Federal Works Administration met here today to inquire into the cause of collapse of the Tacoma Narrows bridge, Nov. 7. :o: Robert Taylor and Norma Shearer come to the Paramount screen today in "Escape," filmization. of the stirring novel by Ethel Vance. The distinguish ed supporting cast is headed by Cbnrad Veidt, and the rioted stage and screen star, Nazimova. making her first motion picture appearance in fifteen years. . . LONDON A second raid on Windsor Castle, summer home of the royal family, was reported today. to-day. It came the night after three bombs had been dropped on the castle grounds. In the second raid a number of high explosive bombs fell in the castle's great park. The king and queen were not at the castle at the time. SENSATIONAL OFFE 17 V i 1 r si r -v. availed CEDAR "CHEGT ? I - X Vv'V I n 1 ' As Advertised in LIFE SPANISH FORK MRS, F.FFTE DART Reporter Miss Helen Roberts entertained the members of the Jesters club and one special guest, Miss Bethel Thomas, Thursday evening. The affair was ' given as a farewell party in honor of Marjory Boy-nek Boy-nek and Alice Guire previous to their leaving for Washington, D. C. to spend the winter. Each of the honored guests was presented with a gift from the members. A delicious luncheon was served at the card tables. The main diversion was playing bridge at which the favrrs were won by Miss Boyack and Miss Guire. The members of the Alta club and their husbands were enter tained Friday evening . by luncheon guests Friday noon of Mrs. Kffie S. Dart. Mr. and Mrs. Elhs Fuller, sons Fred and Jerry and daughter Clara and Mrs. Uffie S. Dart were I'rovo visitors Friday afternoon. Mrs. P. F. Clifford returned to Salt Lake Friday evening after spending a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Thomas. Smell Occorucir Site Suneye J SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. 7 (UJI) U. S. Bureau of reclamation today to-day completed investigation of a proposed "small reservoir" site at Woodruff in Rich county and presented its report to State Engineer En-gineer T. H. Humphreys for reading read-ing and approval. Reclamation bureau has completed com-pleted reports on two other similar simi-lar projects at Gooseberry and Newton as part of Utah's program pro-gram of projects to be considered under the Case-Wheeler small reservoir res-ervoir act. . , The Newton project in Cache county was the first under the act to receive the final approval cf President Roosevelt and Reclamation Recla-mation Commissioner John C. Page. Details of the report will be made public after it has been approved ap-proved by the state engineer, the chief USER engineer and has been presented to the Utah water storag"e commission. "Blondie" at the Uinta Theatre Physician. Gives Flu Precautions r 5 " X MARKETS a G lan ca Stocks firm and quiet. Bonds irregular; U. S. governments govern-ments higher. Curb stocks irregularly higher. Foreign exchange about steady. Cotton easy. Wheat steady; corn up about i to cent. Rubber steady. Metal Prices NEW YORK, Dec. 7 (U.P) Following are today's custom smelters prices for delivered metals, met-als, cents per pound, unless otherwise other-wise designated: Copper: Electrolytic 12, export N. Y., f.a.s., 10',2-H, casting f.o.b. refinery 11.87 '-a, lake, delivered de-livered 12. , Tin: Spot straits 50 1-8 Lead: New York 5.50-.35; East St, Louis 5.35. Zinc: New York 7.G4; East St. Louis 7.25.' I - -1 I Penny Singleton and Arthur Lake are here again, at the Uinta theatre in another of those hilarious "Blondie" adventures. With Miss Singleton once mors featured as "Blondie" and Lake portraying portray-ing "Dagwood," "Blondie Plays Cupid," latest .hit in the hectic series, is the breeziest and gayest of them all. Co-feature on the Uinta's twin bill program is "Angel3 Over Broadway." with Douglas Doug-las Fairbanks Jr., Rita Hayworth and Thomas Mitchell. Ogden livestock OGDEN, Dec. 7 (UJ! stock: Live- Hogs: for week, butchers 10 cents higher; top for week's session ses-sion $6.15; closing top $6.10; bulk good to choice 180-230-lbs., $5.85-$6.10. $5.85-$6.10. Cattle: for week, 3,376, in-between in-between grades stocker and feeder feed-er heifers strong to 25 cents higher; most advance on steer offerings; good slaughter steers 725-1140-lbs., $7.50 to $8.65; including in-cluding load averaging 727 lbs., at .73.40. Sheep: for week, 36,048; salable supply all driveins; looked steady, lots medium-good 90-106-pound slaughter lambs $7.75 to $8. Boy Hurt in Fall From Haystack SPANISH FORK--Jaik Powell, 13, suffered a painful injury Friday Fri-day evening at six o'clock when he had climbed on a hay stack to throw off hay to some animals. He slipped and fell a distance of Mrs. between five and six feet, he Jit Kthel Money. A hot dinner was on a jagged stump, a portion "of served at 7:30 on small tables. Following dinner the evening was spent playing informal games. The hostesses were Mrs. Money, Mrs. Phyllis Whitehead, Mrs. Mayme Jones. Mrs. Maltha Jones and Mr.. Nettie Wilde. Mrs. Albert Barney announces the engagement of her daughter Mittie to William A. Cornaby, son of Mr. and Mrs. William S. Cornaby. The marriage will be solemnized Dec. 10 in the Salt Lake temple. Mis. A. L. Egan of Salt Lake City and Mrs. Beit Stewart were Separated Now This Glamorous Chenille Movieland HOUSECOAT Included At No Coal With a Beautiful GfiUAUSR GEDflO CHEST it " ' I i 0 71 75 and up Posed in Hollywood by Patricia Ellis, Radio & Screen Star Supply Limited Act Now! This genuine Cavalier Cedar Chest was a special purchase, and its modern beauty, with walnut veneer over red cedar, in the fashionable fash-ionable "streamlined" design, makes it a real bargain at the price. A real gift sensation! Exclusive at Furniture Department Alfred G'.vynne Vanderbilt, 28-ycar-old millionaire turfman, anj his wife, the former Manu- ela Hudson, of San Francisco, ' have separated "by mutual ngreement." They are pictured, above, during a happier period 4i their two-year-old m arris ce. which penetrated hia body and it is feared punctured his lungs. The lad was taken to the S. W. Georges hospital where the injury was attended. The lad is suffering suffer-ing much pain. Jack is the son of Mrs. Dora Powell and the step-fon step-fon of Orla Stewart of Spanish Fork. . f r""" "vt" y v A A J Now Showing! 2 GREAT ACTION HITS! No. 1 vf ' ' u ACTUM VING ANIMALS CF A BYGONE ACE RECREATED RE-CREATED end FUMED BY A NEW SECRET PROCESS! s'xr? FYtS f . y j , ... .,. .. v I No. 2 V jJv- I Thund8ring from the pages ci the most widslg-discussed novel cf the gear. , comes a Hast of dramatic dgnamite! The characters that fascinated 10,000,000 readers . . ., the Countess, the lover, the actress, the doctor, the General . . . now live on the screen in a thrilling epic cf adventure . . . as great as its stars! Sugar. Reet Scale To Be Discussed SALT LAKE CITY. Dec. 7 (U.R) Labor rates and processing contracts con-tracts for the 1941 sugar, beet season will he discussed at a public pub-lic meeting here Dec. 16 of growers grow-ers and processors from Utah, Idaho, Oregon and Washington it was announced today. The hearings hear-ings are in line with provisions of the 1937 federal sugar act. Sir Francis Drake landed in California on June 17, 1579. The epidemic cf influenza which has been sweeping the western states has reached Provo, but most of the cases repored here fortunately have been mild. City Physician C. M. Smith said Saturday. Satur-day. Too many precautions against influenza cannot be taken, stated Dr. Smith, woh suggested that persons per-sons having the symptoms of the disease go to bed- If the case is severe, the family physician should be summoned at once, he said. Influenza is very easy to contract, con-tract, and for this reason, it is wise to isolate persons having it from the rest of tti2 family, the physician physi-cian warned. Most cases reported here have been mild, appearing in the form of a severe cold, Dr. Smith said. NEW YORK, Dec. 7 a:.i: Health Commissioner Dr. John L. R'ee called a conference of health officials to meet Monday because of the possibility that influenza may be spreading here from the Pacific coast by air travelers. The conference will decide on the uniform procedure to handle an epidemic if one comes and to take every advance preventive measure possible. In winter, some salt water fishi visit fresh water regions. Student Art Guild Sponsors Exhibit The Brigham Young university Art Guild is holding a student exhibit ex-hibit in room D, consisting of 81 oil and water color paintings and a , dozen interesting designs. The portraits, landscapes, buildings, and still life paintings show good composition, individuality in approach, ap-proach, and spontaneous treatment treat-ment that is refreshing. The designs were done by the advanced design class. Three outstanding out-standing TOintinjrs by Roman An- drus are the center of attraction of the exhibit. The exhibit will remain up until the Christmas holidays. Double - Barreled Entertainment! 20c Mats, rriiTinTrPA;: 23c P t J Eves. First mti Starts TODAY! Doors Open 1 p. m. -.-.1.Jrr-f?W-: II' w . 1 w a.- r 1 i, f -I tjjk Mais. with Conrad VEIDT NAZIMOVA Felix EI ESS AST Albert BASSESMANN Philip DOHN Bonila GHANVILLE - , A MERVYN Lm ROY PRODUCTION Sciaan PUt lT Arch OfaoUf and Marguarit Kobcita Baa4 on tha nonl "Eaoapa" by Ethal Vaoc (Taxes Eves. 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