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Show THE RICH COUNTY REAPER, RANDOLPH, UTAH WILL JAPAN EVER CONQUER CHINA? Those Who Are Good Must of Needs Match Nipponese Invaders Face Different Problem Than in the Past; Her Vast Neighbor Today Presents Unified Front. I doubt whether anything in the world can beautify a soul more "Quotations" America is an integration of differences, not a monotonous repetition of type; America is E Pluribus Unum. Prof. 11. A. Overstreet. The essence of all institutions of higher learning should be under guidance. A. Lawrence Lowell. I have heard it se'd that from 70 to 90 per rent of the thinking of people is aneestral. N. D. Baker. If there had been a board of directors to whom the plans had to be submitted, the creation of the universe would still be under advisement. Bruce Barton. The strongest influence for preserving the home is the mother-in-law- , and if she should sit down on her responsibility the nation would deteriorate rapidly. 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These lovely companion squares of filet crochet, done in string, are handsome used together. Repeat each Chinese gunners (left) are fighting for the first time in an army which has the unified support of the nation. alone and you have an entirely It is this nationalism the Japanese army (right) must smash if they would conquer their ancient neighbor. different design in a cloth, spread or scarf. You can make smaller ism and this new Chinese national- squares using finer cotton. Pat. By WILLIAM C. UTLEY ism are therefore inseparable. tern 1402 contains directions and Japan really conquer China? You can hear this Had the Japanese been less self- charts for making the squares posed almost wherever you find groups discussing the ish in their policy of conquest, the shown and joining them to make OGDEN, UTAH hostilities in the Far East. And the answer usu- - Chinese spirit probably would not 350 Rooms 350 Baths - $2.00 to $4.00 A so aroused. have been ally provided is that no nation will ever conquer China, for certain factionthoroughly Family Rooms for 4 persons - - $4.00 there has been in 768 Miles a Day by Ship Chinas hundreds of millions (so it is said) will eventually recon- Chinas recent past which has open- The record for the longest disAir Cooled Lounge and Lobby with Ja- tance ever traveled by a ship in ly advocated quer an invader by absorption. Grill Room . . Coffee Shop . . Tap Room Yat-se- n 24 not his Sun held the and is either hours Dr. by There are, according to the most an expeditionary force of 20,000 to pan. colleagues did. They be- Queen Mary or the Normandie Home of modern of qualified oriental observ- 30.000 men, and quickly clean up Chinese unit of opposition lieved that when China had been but by the United States Airplane Rotary Kiwanis Executives ers, reasons why Japan may never the local Exchange Optimus with such despatch that no other developed economically and disci- Carrier Lexington. During a run Chamber of Commerce and Ad Club. conquer China, but this Honothe San Francisco between she and to be lord send would war socially Japanese, plined by The willing reason is not one of them. vesout the Japanese, as lulu in 1923, this 33,000-to- n HOTEL BEN LOMOND chief reason is one which automati- his men against them? It took only could throw of 4 all rest the is well as the whose maximum to foreigndivisions a sel, chase few speed Japanese cally denies this one. It is the Come as you are Chinese ers in the country, and reassert her knots, traveled 768 miles in one bloom of Chinese na- 150.000 of the T. E. Fitzgerald, Mgr. But and this Colliers of One out of Independence. Manchuria. dignity Weekly. day. tionalism, which appears to have troops to see the a chance had has faction of the the favorite jokes military flowered at last. Orient is about the time that Rus- vassalage in which Japan has China has been invaded periodisian planes drove several crack Chi- placed the conquered provinces, cally for a good many years. Pernese divisions scurrying out of Bar-g- a and China will have no more of it. haps because of the belief of ChiNow for the first time the proby showering them with what? nese political leaders in the nations Bombs? so expensive! war lords have seen the light vincial Nothing capacity for racial absorption, per-of Merely cabbages! A few years ago enough to put the salvation of the haps because of the inherent loveChi- a naval man would have told you nation above their own personal peace which characterizes the that a few small gunboats could gains. nese, China, even as late as a cou- defend any river community from It was only a few months ago that ple of years ago, was content to attack by a Chinese army. this truth became apparent to both could she eventually believe that of Heart. Chinese Japan and China itself. That was Change weather storms of Japanese invaGood-bywhen Chiang was kidnaped and held darling, The sion without fighting. Japanese as still viewed the Ill love you Japanese Perhaps for time. a short as a quart of long were quick to discover this, and be- the situation in that light when the prisoner Throughout south China the pro.Quaker State gan to believe that they could cut incident around Marco Polo bridge vincial and lasts!" potentates whom Chiang had larger touched off the present war. But themselves larger chunks of their neighbors territory not today! Within a short time it is bested, who looked upon him in the of a usurper, tyrant and traivirtually without fighting. expected Tokyo will have 400,000 light to tor the real doctrine of their beThe manner of these conquests men in the field. Sun Yat-seshouted as in loved was encouraged by the Chinese reThis change of heart was not one voice their furious demands for luctance to fight back. Always a brought about by fear of the Chinese his release. Protests came with the geographic frontier separated terri- air force, for the Japanese could same unison from the northern tories controlled by the Chinese make six of it. Nor by the crack provinces, ordinarily inclined to redivisions recently from those controlled by the Japa- German-traine- d Chiang as an insolent upstart. For the sake of peace, heralded in the Chinese army for gard nese. of this sounds like the most All the Chi- Japan has had little difficulty in deJapan would demand that area picture for China in a optimistic be nese side of the frontier feating crack divisions in the past. long, long time, and probably it is. demilitarized the In demilitarized. a sudden was about It by is China brought But yet hardly ready or zone it would not be long before of heart among the Chinese able to set back a real Japanese change autonwhat was termed a popular sCvX .wx themselves. China, almost over- military invasion on a large scale. omous movement would spring up, her thousand has forgotten and night, are training equipment formed be and a government would and one internecine struggles, or Japans among the finest in the world. which was friendly to Japan; in a has imuntil them the postponed Against the Japanese tremendous short time Japan would have quietly portant business of ridding the counmechanical superiority the Chinese assumed political control of the try of he hated invader is over. have a great superiority in numarea. She is presenting a united front bers. Their chief hope seems to lie ' No Unison Was Possible. BEFORE YOU NEED A QUART against the foe. in keeping the Japanese occupied of nationalism this Part frontier field springs of over a large So, a new geographic operations for would be created. Then the Japa- from ancient racial pride, rooted in a long time. v v v v nese government would become an- antiquity and synonymous with Munitions Supply Problem. born into is There the Chinese by at provocation noyed hatred for Japan. x Therein lies Nippons great vulX. s Ax". 'v army units once more and a new Chinese a racial of numbers to be would have zone Japanese girls Large demilitarized nerability. For these operations cost established. Soon this would be- may marry Chinese husbands; but vast sums of money. If all of China How long should a quart of oil last? come an autonomous state, friendly you will not find a Chinese girl mar- were to carry on against them the is a where sort of guerilla warfare conducted No one can answer that question Japanese. That rying to Japan. racial falls the Northof the communists absorption theory by the specifically because driving habits And so on, and so on, and so on. would poverty-stricke- n be a apart. west, Japan differ. But there is one thing certain About the only serious resistance i Once Favored nation ere long. in. these encountered . . .you will go farther with Quaker during Japan One of the principal difficulties in The second part of the Chinese vasions was that offered by the loState because it gives you an extra cal troops of some Chinese war lord. nationalism is new and growing. It turning the Chinese army into many quart of lubrication in every gallon. scattered guerilla bands to continuInternal jealousies and conflict were is the result of Chinas steady You can easily prove the economy would the be Japanese of modern ideas, her ally harass such that no unified national oppoammunitions of and conthat was of Quaker State by making the First supplying this sition was possible.' It progress in education, social and armament. The new China knows dition which provoked a high off- economic. Quart Test. And remember. . . the " If the Chinese elect to keep on icer in the French Indo China army, that if she were left alone she oil that stands up longest is giv- traveling in China, to declare that would shortly develop into a mod- fighting as they have in the early ing your motor the safest lubricathree divisions of any crack Euro- ern state. Japan is well aware of weeks of the war, it may be a contion. Quaker State Oil Refinpean army could conquer the whole this. It is no coincidence, the en- test to see which nation can endure ing Corporation, Oil City, Pa. country and a single brigade could lightened Chinese claim, that so impoverishment the longest. In that many Japanese bombs fall upon uni- case, China, on her record, would police it thereafter. Retail price . . .35 i a quart In this belief Japan concurred. versities and libraries, publishing appear in a fair way to win. Western Newspaper Union. Was it not her custom to send out houses and museums. 10-in- ch CAN Kuo-minta- time-honor- ng 20-- 30 ed 33-3- best-equipp- ed long-await- ed e, n, go nuimEK anti-Nipponis- .- . Anti-Nippo- - . v .. i |