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Show Setts llccictr of Current Events Sure Cure for Falling Hair! I- Howard Hughes and Companions Set New Record of . Japan Cancels 940 Olympics 91 Hours . toupee-makin- photograph nousoj alarr-nwr- n, jdmi. rare . w f' , ! 1 ! THE Hots Y. Tickless Time. Does K ing of the clock annoy the clock with a glass boJ can still read the time hear the buzzing v ' Pre-Shru- nk Toupees are made of hair Imported from European countries where maidens willingly part with their crowning glory for a price. Each hair is attached singly to the dk net and lace foundation. You can comb the new crop" in with your own hair. jZiTiiX. President Roosevelt addressing Louisville citizens from the platform train, nrging them to support Senator Barkley for renomina-UoThe senator Is at the Presidents left and Mayor Scbolto of Louishis right at ville in a. fiuzkjaluL SUMMARIZES THE WORLDS WEEK WeMera Newapapar Oatoa. X HuqheV Great Flight that body declared Ihe games would be held, "whether or not the gov-emment supports them. able flight around the world when they landed at Floyd Bennett airport, New York, 3 days, 19 hours and 1? after minutes starting from that place. They had covered 14,824 miles and made six stops at for refueling In Tokyo it was said the governments action was due to the cost of financing the games and to military leaders opposition to a growth of nationalism among the Japanese people. Though the government lacks money and materials for the necessary sports structures, it had prepared to contribute 31.250,000 toward the cost, and only a tew days ago 50 men tor the Japanese football team were selected and started training. Count Michimasa Soyeshima, member of the International Olympic committee, laid Japan might bid for the 1948 games. I hope Japan can bid then, he said. "Apparently it is impossible to bid even for the 1944 games. The cancellation was inevitable under the present circumstances." It was expected the international committee would meet soon to determine the next move. London and Helsingfors, Finland, were mentioned as possible sites tor the 1940 games. HOWARD HUGHES and his crew completed their remark- After the toupee is completed a craftsman combs it out , Here's our friend of the upper left picture , made youthful ready for the client. The manufacturing process takes about a again by his toupee. Quite a difference I As the advertise- week. Progretnir toupees are available designed to fire the ments would sayt no longer must he fear losing his fob because that of apparently impending old age. The girls will like him, too. appearance your hair is slowly growing back in. Paris, Moscow, Omsk, Yakutsk, Fairbanks and Hide the Fireplace For Cooling Effect During Sultry Days -- do!"-cried By THORNTON W. BURGESS ItTLE JOE OTTER was In a L-- e terrible rage. It was a bad beginning tor a beautiful day,' and But who Little Joe knew it wouldnt be in a great rage it hit breakfast was taken from him Just as he was about to eat it? That is what had happened to Little Joe Otter. Anyway, that is what he told Billy Mink. Perhaps he didnt tell it quite exactly as it was, but you know he was very badly frightened at the time. ' "I was sitting on the bank of the Laughing Brook beside one of the he told Billy, Mink, little pools "and was just going to eat a fat trout I had caught, when who should come along but that great big bully By BETTY WELLS fF THERE'S anything that puts a damper on a crisp cool summer black room, it's a dark cavern-lik- e fireplace. The very sight of it raises the temperature of a room degrees and degrees . . . anyway it feels that way. So weve been digging up ideas for making a fireplace contribute its share to the cause of coolness. A few of them are presented herewith: The most successful idea we know of is to have a panel of ply-boa- Min- - USED -- LYMANIZED for YwrUJ and Protection 19JS Plymouth D lj I98S Chevrolet Muter Coop 1984 Chevrolet Town Sedan 1. 1981 Dodg ltll 1986 1934 1984 1984 1938 193 1987 1981 193$ 1987 De Lux Panel Sedan Delivery Dodge Chev. fcST" Ford Panel Dodge Dodga Chev. 1 1 VTon lntL lVTon Chev, Dodge Cbev., Dodge lM-Toly-T- 1 b. U w b I n v b, Pickup Panel H D. new tire LYMAN DODGE - , I w b duah Mr Ton Lw b. AND MOTOI PLTMOCTI The Hoar of Dependable 520 SOUTH MAIN Salt Lake Citv Ttak First U. S. Cutlery Factor neapolis. They cut more The first cutlery factory Howard off than three-daUnited States was estohi Hughes the record made by Worcester, Mass, in 1829. Wiley Post in 1933, but Hughes said after Unding that he still considered Posts solo flight was the most remarkable job of flying ever done. On the hop across the Atlantic the time made by Lindbergh was nearly halved. With Hughes, wealthy sportsman and aviator who financed and orr ganized the flight, were Harry Conhi nor and Thomas Thurlow, naviga1 1 tors; Richard Stoddart, radio opera2i tor, and Ed Lund, flight engineer. M. H. THOMPSON Thomas V Senator Wins conhimself was at the Hughes Maaagar trols all the time, but said the robot VICTORY of Senator Elmer TJ of OkUhoma in hU fight pilot did all the flying except the Salt lake Citys Popular Mate! takeoffs and Undings. Much credit for renomination by the Democrats r Hotel, Located at 4th Soeth id also was given the automatic navi- was hailed by the New Dealers as a gator loaned by the army air corps. direct result of the Women in Baseb 'T The chief perils encountered were campaign speaking One of the few women on the flight to Paris, because they tour of President an executive position in I had barely enough fuel to reach Le Roosevelt The Presis Mrs. B, t baseball league over Bourget airport; and the trip ident told the Oklaof to I Siberia where they had to go to an homans what a help Dreyfuss, chairman Pirates.) of the altitude of 17,000 feet and accumuPittsburgh the senator had was married to the late lated much ice. Radio communicabeen to him and how 1894 and hat tion with the Und waa mainUined much he had done Dreyfuss in with the game lor most of the time except for six Jr tor the state; and connected 40 than was hours before Minneapolis years.- - Miss Dorothy he gave some to Will Bar assistant reached. During that period their mel, swipes to Thomas president of the Americas has! transmitter.was out of commission. Governor rivals. is another woman who The monoplane, named "New Marland and RepreYork Worlds Fair, 1940," was welceeded in this line. She ha sentative Gomer Smith. So the 23 years experience comed at New York by Mayor La Oklahomans picked Thomas by a nearly American Guardia and Grover Whalen and a good league and hanii majority. For governor they with coot details connected tremendous crowd. The weary fli- named Leon C. Philips, much to the asd of ers soon got to bed. but next day umpires assignments disappointment of Alfalfa Bill Murthe metropolis gave them one of 1U cial matters. ray. customary ticker-tap-e receptions In the course of his trip across with a parade. The wives of Stodthe country, Mr. Roosevelt In his dart. Connor and Thurlow were at capacity of head of the Democratic the airport to meet their husbands. first boosted the cause of party, Katherine Hepburn, the movie star, Senator Barkley of Kentucky, his bade Hughes good-b- y when be startstaunch supporter, and cleverly ed and welcomed him back. In Hol', avoided hitting too hard at Goverlywood it is rumored they are ennor Happy Chandler, who 'seeks Her' good advice for gaged or possibly secretly married. Barkleys seat changp (ovually from M t 92k1 Another woman deeply interested in ho'll loop bar appeal to In Arkansas Mr. Roosevelt found boat hot flaahea, lou of prjt the flight was Miss Elinore Hoag-Un- d time to say kind words about Senaupaat aarvaa aad moodyJ apeiw of New York, fiancee of Ed tor Hattie Caraway. Gat mar fmk air, ( d a food general gyatem toaic Lund. NePlnkham e Vegetable CoPf; Passing through Colorado and L eepemall g ter memea. It bell? vada. he avoided politics in his talks, phyMaU reewtanee, thue W Bp for Senators Alva Adams and Pat Deficit to Be 4 Billions , vivacity 9a enjoy Ufa and Mddwtiirbipy Mu I Jittery i both of whom have opMcCarren, chant oftea aneompany IN REVISED budget estimates for posed some of his chief policies, WORTH TRYING the current fiscal year, given out are In their states. mighty strong in Washington, the President foreBoth of them boarded his train but cast a net federal deficit of $3,984, their reception was decidedly cool 887,600, an Increase of $2,525,639,500 The President delivered the only 0 over last years deficit and To Get Rid of kai set speech on his program at the 9 and Poiaonous more than he had estimated San Francisco worlds fair adminisTear Mdaeyt Mp in January for the 12 months endtration building. He then reviewed by eoaatantly ftttriflf If ing next June 30. from tha aa4 the United States battle fleet of fwactlomtty The deficit, which will increase 68 hnpontMW the and spent several hours vessels, the gross public debt by $3,435,000,-00the whok BetaooiBC aboard the cruiser Houston. Next will be financed, the President ikarclog, aeaaty ar toa day he spent in Yosemite National itiea auiy ba a wrah8 indicated, by a reduction of ar bladder dwtwrbanc. in the working balance of park. After three Toe in California SSjbrf the treasurys general fund; by the the President days garaiEtaat boadaeha, auaHoe boarded the Housr"01 gvtUnf Bp aitbt. omk use of $680,000,000 in special issues ton Bader the gym fed at San Diego and went to the of government obligations and by islands for some Ashing Galapagos gw-- -: $2,805,000,000 In new federal financBmdiriaa that km woo Thence he was to pass through the acclaim thaa ee aemcUmC ing. Panamt eanal and come back home . bhhf knew. Cm Dve OjTiP The gross defl.clt.;awas;. estimated 'tttda'af rrataluf ' pcfjAr southe a stern" sfa tea! al 34.1DS4.887.SOO. in which U Includ bywaytff Daaaa. gear ed $100,000,000 for debt retirement. NuysJNoMnatedL, XhsfeM5 bmlunip whl ch grew '"OPPONENTS of Senator Freder sharper after Roosevelt submitted 1U budget estimates to congress ick Van Nuys of Indiana aclast January, was blamed by him cepted defeat with wry faces. They WNU W for the inaccuracies of his forecasts had intended that he should be "purged" for his fights against New Deal measures, but realized his Japan Cancels Olympics threatened independent candidacy JAPAN evidently thinks the war would split the party in the state is hot near its end. The wide open, and also would Injure Tokyo government has cancelled the presidential aspirations of Paul Have you anyth' the Olympic games of 1940. drop- V. McNutt. So Governor Townthe bouse ping all plans to he the host of the send invited the senator to present to trade or 9 The announceworlds athletes. his name to the state convention, ment, made by Mafquij Koichi and other candidates wilhdrew. AM Kido, public welfare minister, surVan Nuys was then perfunctorily prised even the Japanese organizio g lot P1 bi renominated, without anyone saying Result you DO loogtrb ing committee, and the members of a good thing about him. ys n I rd L la summer a Sower panel b cool-lookin- g for the fireplace.. or compo-boarcut to fit into the fireplace opening. Then cover this with a large scale floral medallion cut out of wallpaper or chintz. It will be most unusual. Another way to get the same effect is to have a fire screen frame made with a pedestal base so that it will stand up steadily. Cover this with chintz or needlepoint and see what you have. You can buy p tables that make lovely fire screens when their tops are painted with attractive floral designs. Or you can buy interesting folding firescreens in lacquer or some other pleasing finish. The decorators often take a piece of white or figured paper (flowered wallpaper for instance! and pleat it into a big gay tan and put this in the fireplace Just back of the andirons to brighten up the effect. But when alls said and done, nothing is half so nice as fresh flowers here as elsewhere, so if youre a good hand with the garden and are assured plenty of cut flowers for the house, then by all means, plan on having them in your fireplace in graceful arrangement Your best bet here would be to get a glass fish tank in a size to fit into the fireplace opening. This you can keep banked with greenery and Urge dramatic flowers fbr a charming fragrant effect Next best would be a Urge vase or bowl for flowers. Or even a fish Unk "I was sitting en the bank of the Laughing Brook beside one of the little pools, he told Billy Mink. d tilt-to- Buster Bear. He took that tat trout away from me and ate it just as if it belonged to him! I hate him! If I live long enough Im going to get even with him!" Of course, that wasnt nice talk and anything but nice spirit, but Little Joe Otter's temper is sometimes pretty short, especialljMwhen he is hungry, and this time he had had no breakfast, you know. The truth is, Buster Bear had stolen up behind Littp .Joe and frightened him so that he had dropped the tat trout, and Buster had Just saved it from falling back into the Laughing good-size- d , Brook. "Where is he now! asked Billy Mink. . "Hes somewhere up the Laughing Brook. I wish hed fall in and get drowned!" snapped Little Joe. Billy Mink just had to laugh. The idea of great, big Buster Bear getting drowned in the Laughing Brook was too funny. There wasn't ink Pans & and money by using joj,l pans with black or sati-jbottoms, which absorb hea1 evenly and rapidly thantW shiny bottoms. I Shell Pink Afternoon Hat down in the Smiling Pool. "Let's go see what he is doing. Dull-Bottom- J f. - the will not shrink any fJc merely states that somefc! has taken place. ju7s: of bis special i Good- sdoes k" pre-shrun- sarily guarantee that light-sceig- ht stop him," said Billy Mink. I Little Joe, into whose bead an idea had Just popped. 'I'm going to drive all the fish out of the little pools and mudAt first Little Joe didnt want to, dy the water all up. Then we'll but at last his curiosity got the bet- see how many fish he will get! ter of his fear and he agreed. So Just watch me get even with Buster the two little brown-coate- d scamps Bear." turned back up the Laughing Brook, Little Joe slipped swiftly into the taking the greatest care to keep out water and swam straight to the litof sight themselves. They had gone tle pool that Buster Bear would try wily a little way when Billy Mink next He frightened the fish so that "Sh-h! There he is. whispered: they fled in every direction. Then "Whats he doing!" asked LitUe he stirred up the myd so that Joe Otter, as Buster Bear sat for the water was so muddy that Buster the longest time without moving. couldnt have seen a fish right unJust then one of Busters big paws der his nose. He did the same went into the water as quick as a thing in the next pool and the next flash and scooped out a trout that But Little Joe acted in haste, and had ventured too near. Hes fishlearned a lesson. For nearthereby ing!" exclaimed Billy Mink. And ly always when one acts too hastily, that is Just what Buster Bear was one never gains the end one is strivdoing, and it was very plain to ing for. Little Joe soon found out see that he was having great fun. that Buster Bear didnt have to When he had eaten the trout he had move on to the next little pool to caught he moved along to the next find more fish. Ho, not at all. For little pool. Little Joe, in splashing and muddyThey are our fish!" said Little ing up the water of the other pools, He has no business was Joe fiercely. all the fish literally sending catching our fish!" right into Busters hands: 1 dont see how we are going to Service. e T. W. Burge.-WN- U , tTW around l 1 bel T - 1 . gn ( r FLIGHT AROUND EARTH uith the receding hairline gelt a supercilious THE gentleman 11 from or tense , the dummy, o he traid hii turn at a g establishment. Nowadays you needn't Manhattan look prematurely old because of a bald pale. Modern wig and toupee makers hart a technique that tcill baffle most everyone except the barber. America probably has more bald women than men. hair-raisin- -- .Thursday. Jnj. THE WEEKLY, REFLEX PAGE TWO filled-.wit- h brim rolb softly at the edge and b veiled hi mUty pink. The contrast- sUnd out and contribute design and b of nary bine grosgraia ribbon. 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