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That's fair. R Tablets today. e s TO-NIGHT TOMORROW ALRICHT No. 1 secret negotiator is Eduard Benes, ex-president of CzechoSlovakia, always a close friend of Russia. He is now in Moscow, having been sent there by the British government to see what he could patch up on their behalf. No. 2 negotiator is Cripps, left winger. of at y, KILL ALL FLIES dealers. Harold Somers, Inc., 150 De Kalb Ave.,B'klyn,N.Y. Waa ea es _ a U-Ww 26-40 a Fear and Hate 10m men fear, they hate, and mi they hate, they wish dead. Or us, alt Lake's NEWEST HOTEL Stafford One praised the conduct of the allied armies in France. The other poirited out that the Nazis might not win the war so easily, since the allies had big American resources behind them. Note-Obviously Uncle Joe Stalin remembers the page in ‘Mein Kampf' in which Hitler plans the conquest of the lush plains of southern Russia. It is important to note that Sir Stafford Cripps, although one of the wealthiest lawyers in England, is definitely left-wing, much further left than the British Labor party. Sir Stafford got into this new and, for him, strange role as a result of a trip last winter to Chungking, the Soviet governThere China. ment took him by plane to Moscow, where he talked with Foreign Minister Molotoff. One of the questions was, ‘‘Under what conditions would you agree to with the * _ Search for Good MO good book or good thing sort shows its best face -Carlyle. Sir What will come out of Ambassador Cripps' visit remains to be seen, but two significant items were published recently in the official Soviet newspaper Izvestia. collaborate @ allies?"' 6 AIRPLANE PRODUCTION Here are the confidential figures the on the number of fighting planes S. allies have ordered from each U. undelivered: remain but factory, 1,100; Martin, 750; CurLockheed, Amertiss, 500; Douglas, 750; North ican, 400. figures, round in given These, a total of 3,500 planes still make of production The undelivered. conplanes themselves is increasing restill stantly, but the bottleneck mains airplane motors. say moguls aviation American never get that the United States will the until hurry a lot of planes in a on comheads of the six chief aviati and a room panies are locked in will manuforced to agree that each This only. plane of type facture one the standardization achieve would been talking that Henry Ford has ut. be to would speeder-up iis oe uilt plane. manufacture a less well-b the in best the are American planes war years-but for world-last y. anywa long last don't planes estimate manufacturers American their output double could that they y 10 per cent. by decreasing qualit industry is so Note-The aviation one well-placed that bottlenecked the dropped on bomb 2,000-pound plant in HartPratt-Whitney engine ne airpla ze paraly ford, Conn., could production for weeks. o RFC « * TO BRAZIL LOAN Naziof spectre sinister in South America activities 7 en bee finally has clin ched the plan U. S.-Brazilian steel resources ral mine rich Eerie ina finas-Geraes. The Fascist _. _ Hotel * ALLIES AND RUSSIA Secret negotiations are now in progress to break the alliance between Stalin and Hitler, bringing Russia into closer relations-perhaps even a_semi-alliance with Great Britain. HOTELS A TEMPLE SQUARE co, mined Jones' RFC has agreed to o to the Brazilian lend $10,000,000 increase this a ernment, perhaps : . necessary. if ure to $17,000,000 nt is to ma e Brazilian governme ; and hire tion ribu cont S. the U. to construct an United States Steel operate the plant. BETTY FIELD the story will be slipped in with the ones shot on the American location -and it won't be surprising if the Baldwin lake shots are the more convincing. sient sine More than 100 boys are being paid for having the time of their lives; they're portraying real-life cadets in Columbia's ‘‘Military Academy,"' and much of the action calls for them to disport themselves on the track and football field of a local military academy. They sprint, put the shot, pole-vault-and the checks come rolling in. Tommy Kelly, Bobby Jordan, David Holt and Jackie' Searl are in the cast. -- Four-year-old Dickie Lyon, son of Bebe Daniels and Ben Lyon, (and don't tell me that you don't remember those two picture stars!) is worried. He's working in ‘The Howards of Virginia,'' and doesn't want his parents to find it out. ‘"‘They told me pictures was bad," he declares. Bebe and Ben have been starring in a stage play in London, and they sent the boy back to California to live with his grandmother several months ago, because of the war. Frank Lloyd, who's directing ‘‘The Howards of Virginia,' persuaded Mrs. Daniels to let Dickie take the role of the young son of Cary Grant and Martha Scott, and Dickie is doing remarkably well-except that he's worried. He's afraid of what his mother will think when she sees him on the screen. "Maybe she won't like it," he says, ominously. Some But Lloyd's. not anxious. that little time ago he told Bebe Dickie was a good picture prospect, and she said, "I'd trust him with you."' i -_-t (Pat Barrett) of raUncle Ezra dio's National Barn Dance is highly making movies in over enthusiastic most difficult but the Hollywood, had he thing to adjust himself Above we see a working model of a movable press, all of wood. This press was invented by da Vinci nearly 100 years before the one invented by John Gutenberg in Germany. Outstanding among all Leonardo's inventions is the machine for drawing metal into sheets between two heavy rollers. In some shape or other this device (right) is to- day used by all the metal industries in the world. < aa The full-sized model of da Vinci's automatic saw is the forerunner of the modern buzz saw used in lumber mills, At the lower to right of the model is a crank to which a handle was attached furnish motor power for the saw, which was "elbow grease. He rewas the delay in starting. the cently returned to Chicago from "Coming cinema city after making Bob with Mountain'' the ‘Round ParaBurns; later he'll go back to mount and do two more. - Morris. Navajo Arizona to Langford then drove Indian spend her finished 700 miles reservation second a to in wed- d, ding anniversary with her husban in ‘‘Kit CarJon Hall, who's starring production. son," an Edward Small o Indians Navaj 50,000 There are the role of on the reservation, but Al Kikumi, a Indian chief went to After numerfull blooded Hawaiian. came to ous tests Producer Small looks that Kikumi the conclusion than any more like an Indian chief of the Indians do. The father of the modern motor car's differential. ISAIAH 1935-1940 For long this writer has insisted that Mussolini is a mess and recently predicted his June 10 ratting and called it a ‘‘stab in the back of France.'' We have all finally awakened to our own miserably inadequate defense and the pitiful defenselessness of the allies. But all that is no excuse for flopping around like a beheaded hen. The administration should have made it clear much earlier and more calmly. It knew but, for political reasons, was not frank. The very first issue of this column, March 15, 1935, now reads like the Prophet Isaiah. It discussed the dumb inactivity of the allies, discussed what Hitler was preparing in rearmament with his excellent industries, and said in part: ‘"‘Today the French army with its allies could march from one end of Europe to the other-but not after the Germans rearm with modern equipment. Fully equipped, they would be a military nation far superior to the French and. . . on no provocation at all could bring down on the world a new 1914 or worse This mad move of Hitler's starts catastrophe on the way... he stops at nothing-ethics, mercy or humanity-and he certainly would not be stopped by a political boundary or so slight a consideration as the peace of the world... With the vim, vigor and vivacity of a man whose house is threatened by a vast conflagration we should immediately . . . provide for the mobilization of our wealth, property and industry as well as our manpower."' That was written five years ago. Since 1933, when this writer helped to persuade congress to authorize ample funds to mechanize and motorize the army, he has been clamoring-many times every year -about our complete military impotency in modern land and air weapons and trying to dramatize the now bloodily proved helplessness of troops who do not have them against those who have. With this in view, more than four years later, while the allies, bluffing on the bob-tailed flush of their similar defaults in defense, sought to prevent Hitler from retaking the German City of Danzig and the Polish Corridor from the dictatorship of Poland, this writer predicted the effect of the Russian development and accurately (within 36 hours) that Hitler would march. KIT Bath 639 S. CARSON HOTEL $2.00 Virginia Free St. * no escape. = rs eat oe women ee fi ei a lan Se et le Risate al nT ne ere Parking APARTMENT Block from Temple. week or month. RICHMOND, 70 E. 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Problem Clinic, Box 423, Salt Lake Att rw HOTEL BEN LOMOND On this reasoning it said, among several other times, on August 23, 1089,;°**.. . if our peace and perhaps our fate are to be decided on this statesmanship of Britain and France . . . we certainly are in a hell offix . . Let's run our own policy and not turn it over to Mr. Chamberlain . . We are not remotely prepared for war and neither = Hitler i. is England or France. we assent to or engage in a fight, let's choose an occasion which concerns us and a time at which we have at least a Chinaman's chance."' 7" Nr ean en with s = RIGHT MEN IN RIGHT PLACE new MASS. - In the BOSTON, blitzkrieg world every other democratic country can change its leadership as often as it thinks advisThis is a necessity of democable. racy at war that we have never beWhen we elect a Presifore felt. They are in dent we install a crew. Nothing short of a for four years. can get catastrophe a or revolution have elected We may them out. another and them for one purpose, If it dees, we have may appear. mein tigen Frances broadcast, the (Above): The forerunner of the monkey wrench used by machinists today. W hile it does not resemble a monkey wrench, the principle is just the same. (Right): Da Vinci's conception of the pile driver, which, except for motive power, is identical with ones used all over the world today on water-front construction. RENO, NEVADA, sto tt GOLDEN-Reno's usenet an most popular hotel. RENO Room Although the disastrous future was then that clear and that avoidable, we and the allies did little. to ODDS AND ENDS-Gary Cooper has a photograph of his two-year-o daughter, Mary, encased in the dashboard of his car... Agnes Moorehead a used a train and three planes in frantic effort to get to New York from Milwaukee for a "Big Sister" broadcast, landed in Washington, and had to give up; when she found the New beYork plane grounded in Milwaukee cause of bad weather, she flew to CleveWashto then Pittsburgh, land, then to ington, only to find that there wasnt York enough time left to reach New Dale for the broadcast .. . Virginia seen you've whom Cornell, and Lillian or perhaps will see in "Buck Benny Rides Again," will supply the feminine interest in "Touchdown," with Wayne * HOTELS When in HOTEL a Thomas Baths - $2.00 to $4 OU Family Rooms for 4 persons - - $4.00 Air Cooled Lounge and Lobby Room Tap Coffee Shop Grill) Room Home of 350 Rooms-350 Rotary-Kiwanis-Executives Exchange-Optimus-"20-30" of Commerce and Ad Club Chamber Hotel Ben OGDEN, Come as T. WNU - Week No. Lomond UTAH you & eee nes mae A -By dicates his worry. Obviously when Hitler gets through cleaning up western Europe, the fertile wheat fields and rich coal mines of the Ukraine are going to look most enticing. mee seer HIM! owe ime STOPPING ee NO Pat- bibindil for Tyna coins CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT PORE in Fencing Coach aetna cents Refugee John Winter, a Czecho-Slovakian refugee student, is serving as fencing coach at Lafayette college, Easton, Pa. Winter was national saber champion in his homeland. tis 15 In the post World war ‘‘cordon sanitaire,'' France incited the little countries to threaten Germany on her promise of help-and then neglected to remain able to help. On the same formula, Britain encouraged Poland to resist on England's ‘‘guaranty'' of assistance and was wholly unable to help. Similarly, for domestic politics, we are holding out false hopes to England and France and have incited them to war. All those small nations are gone- nine of them. France and England are responsible. France also is gone. England is going. We are repeating the same ghastly international immorality and suicide. For God's sake let's keep out-at least long enough to get ready to get in. AOR close tmNo.... S cigeue ‘ WHY WE MUST STAY OUT Apart from emotion, there are three compelling reasons why we should now stay out of war. (1) We not only have nothing to put in but Stowaways, Beware! due to criminal neglects, we are deWhen Angelo Vinic, Omaho high fenseless on our own shores. (2) Our school student born in Italy, stowed great need is time to prepare our away aboard a ship bound for his defense and, on all the facts, and the native land, he anticipated only the opinion of all competent experts, we usual difficulties and penalties if could have from 18 months to three years if we do not invite every dan- ( caught. But he did not foresee his being drafted for Mussolini's army. ger we fear and rush headlong into How he felt about that was somea situation we are now totally unthing to write home about. He able to handle. (3) If we stay out wrote home plenty. If he could get of this thing and become strong, we a passport back, he could avoid the shall have a voice in the outcome. army draft. The American consul If we go in, by our present weakat Palermo, Italy, was finally auness foredoomed to defeat, we shall thorized to issue one to him. just be another Hitler trophy-‘‘voe victis''-woe to the vanquished. pm wing Circle Needlecraft Dept. ighth Ave. New York Phillippines Bishop Denis Cardinal Dougherty, of Philadelphia, was the first Amerie can Catholic bishop in the Philippines, «tts ' erials required. Send order to: airplane, a device Da Vinci got the it was a step in the on a platform and was transmitted to C. ir te Pictured above is the granddaddy of the with movable wings, and operated by the feet. idea from the birds, and while it did not work, right direction. The man was supposed to be pump his feet, with the result that the power the wings by a series of pulleys. D. seinen cans of film were transported by train, native boat, and finally by Chinese air line to Hong Kong. A Pan-American clipper flew it to Manila, and there it stayed; so many passengers were waiting to take the clipper home that there was no room for part of a movie. It came along on the next scheduled flight. Meanwhile the cast was working at Baldwin lake. The scenes shot in the actual location of Washington, a: Scenes the "drag ee shown. cue the First ward from on of crooked politics." WNU Service ~ ever for wo film were shot in Sourbaya, on the island of Java, in the Dutch East Indies; then the armor, nr SO eS HEN you see Paramount's version of Joseph Conrad's *Victory"' (directed by John Cromwell, co-starring Frederic March and Betty Field), you'll see some of the most-traveled steel candidate Republican committeeman, made a campaign speech on a Chicago cor ner. He was, he said, going to rese bes y ; 6United Features Steal of Gailing, Feiner nee reenact Cee ee ON eee an eee mae ee Oe a, Union.) JC m Against a suit F. A ae ee! 2243 VALE Newspaper | JOHNSON William a ae Pattern SE doilies in pineapple degn, such fun to crochet in g, are ideal as gifts. The 15 * inch doily does for centers or scarf, the small ones for pmats. Pattern 2243 contains stions for making doilies; il/eations of them and stitches; VIRGINIA by Western Steel Dressed in S. Sn eee Whether Russia will do this remains to be seen. But there is no question that Stalin is on the spot. The sending of half a million Red troops to the Baltic states for protection against Germany clearly in- By Modern Leonardo da V inct (1452-1519) was an inventor of considerable genius. Many of his inventions were sires to our most useful modern devices. Working models of his great inventions, built in Italy were on exhibition early in June at the New York Museum of Science and Industry in Radio City. STAGES SCREEN"RADIO (Released So HUGH ee Washington, D. C. Not Inventions ee Really AR RUSSIAN INTERVENTION Russia's entry into the war on the side of the allies would be of more immediate value than the United States'. Automatically it would bring Turkey into the war a bad blow for Italy; also it would bring in Rumania and Jugoslavia on the side of the allies. *Modern' ae Many ae eae Dt MOAB, UTAH nt nS ee THE TIMES-INDEPENDENT, are Fitzgerald. Mgr |