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Show i ' - 9 PROVO CuA UNITES !" F ? Here's Sample of Emji ..tfc AGAINST IAPS SHANGHAI, Oct. 27 OLR) Cfetieralifisimb Chiang Kaf-Shek, China's -national leader, has obtained ob-tained the "full support of all fellow fel-low 'leaders for an unrelenting against japan, it waa re ported today in reliable Chinese quarters. A decision to continue the war in hope that Japan would exhaust her; resources in her effort to sub-jugatevfhe sub-jugatevfhe vast expanses of China was reached at a neeting of cabinet cabi-net and- military leaders, it was asserted.. According to information which the United Press correspondent at Hong Kong obtained, Generalisi-mo Generalisi-mo Chiang threatened at this meeting to resign unless he obtained ob-tained complete support for hLs war policy. SPR1NGVILLE MBS. MANILA BROWN Correspondent Phone 223-W (UTAH)' EVENING HERAtiP. FRIDAY, , OCTOBER- 28, 1938 Hhs.Glass PAGE . SEVEN Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harrison and little son have returned to their home in Washington, D. C, following nearly four weeks' visit with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Harrison, and other relatives and friends here and in Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. EL Bearnson of San Diego, Calif., and Mrs. Char-lei Char-lei Conover of Los Angeles, have returned to their home following a week's visit with their mother. Mrs. T. T. Hatch in this city, and other relatives and friends in Provo, Payson and Salt Lake City. Ah enjoyable time was spent Wednesday when a group of school friends delightfully surprised sur-prised Bertie Holmes at her home, the occasion being her birthday. After playing Monopoly and other oth-er games, dainty refreshments were served to the following: Maryn Davis, Madge Rolf, Beverly Bev-erly Bird, Analee Walker, Donna Sorenson, Colleen and Kent Haws, Blllie Phillips, Creed Jenkins, Milton Giles, Delia Mae Holmes and the guest of honor. Complimentary to Mrs. Don Blanchard, formerly Miss June Whiting, a recent bride, a group of girl friends entertained at a delightfully arranged shower on Saturday night, at the home of a sister, Mrs. Helen Wiscombe, rooms were beautiful with a profusion pro-fusion of lovely autumn flowers. Games featured the entertainment with a delicious lunch. The bride received many beautiful . p. n d useful gifts from friends and relatives in attendance, numbering number-ing nearly forty. Mrs. Ada Rhichart of.Pocatello, Idaho, has returned to her home following a week's visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Law at Mapleton. Mrs. Law is recovering recov-ering from a reeent serious automobile auto-mobile accident in which Mr. Law was also quite badly injured. Mr. and Mrs. Efbn Blanchard and Mrs. C. L. Richmond and little daughter of Salt Lake City, were week end guests at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Blanchard. Mrs. Freeman Whatcott, formerly for-merly Miss Mabel King, and little daughter of Roosevelt, visited her aunt, Mrs. T. E. Child, and other relatives here one day last week. Mrs. Sophia Sheen of Bingham, Bing-ham, also "Mr. and Mrs. Ray Law and the latter's mother of Salt Lake. City, have visited the past week at the C. O. Law residence in Mapleton. Mrs. Sheen is remaining re-maining a short time with her parents. City Father Knits VP 5 - f . ' - V 13 2V 1 5. 4Vy. A .1. - v.. x,'-v f i. .'. .- . .'.'.X- '''' ' v''' I 1 If j-ou're curious about the way Ralph C. Mitchell, Mayor of Independence, In-dependence, Kanx, relaxes from his civic duties, he demonstrates it above. He . knits. He carries his needles and a piece of crocheting cro-cheting in his pocket, and puts in spare moments on his Iiobby, as hi this picture, taken during ? recent visit to New York- lit ..I.mT..'1 ? .JIT A V,r-J1 , . ... I 1. 1 m ; v i 1.1. . 1 t "' .' . ' , "' ' '. ' ' i - ' , " - ' ' I .. . ;.. '1 ' ? - ' r, f Wr . ..,U-TfrnW imwqm Ibat it U Tl B IF S Uato3 ; it. IUS. tot tatir - rtU B ; r ui rtj l.&BPrr. Hnry Xarpor - S 8 8 9 8 US 60 por hr. tfao $10 ?0.00 .y 70 gjllfr gim 8 8 8 8 13 209 y'r fcr; ay) U ?7 ' w l4 w 4!u.uu : .. , j - UM RMte 8 8 8 S 8 S L8 -ki ef W M-.J) gfuOO 1.00 5.00 85 ' "'T. w tj. ta.w ' r-r" " - l.Marth Walton 1 1 1 1 S $ li) k. r tU kra.) 22.50 .25 gg.75 2 " 1 r- rf- fu: HAJ.U11 - ., r- rr-" - - 5.Kenry Hawfclm 2. 2 9 8, 5 5. ! en vlt of Ui Kr.) t?.9 i5g 2U fe.lfary Killer -888888L8 rpf ffX) 1?.00 . 120 .If 13T. 7. Bln Mark! - 8 8 8 9 8 Lfli O.W.) 15J - 15 - - M id. 7 8. Jaw Hfcir -888398 W (P.w. fcoimn) V)JA .62 2O.50 .21 - tQ9 """ ' " " "" " lie fer n. . . 9. ?Hllan J.Antorton - 8 t 9 p 8 0 jL8 (UP per hr. r.W. 206 8l 210 .21 - 8079 1 Complete records available at any time to in spectors for the wage-hour law began to pile up in the offices of thousands of employers the min ute the law went- into effect. The above sample payroll form was broadcast by the office of Administrator Elmer F: Andrews to show what data must be kept. Records need not 12 in the exact form shown above, but the data indicated above must be readily available in some form. Such records must be kept for every employe covered by the act, whether paid on a timework, piecework, commission, salary, or other basis. The notatlono PW on the above chart, for instance, indicates in-dicates the record of a piecework employe. Though every effort was being made by Andrews' office to co-ordinate wage-hour law records with those which already must be kept in accord with social security, state unemployment, and other laws, additional bookkeeping seemed inevitable for most employers. In addition to the above daily hour and pay data, additional records of home addresses ' and birth dates of employes under 19 are advisable, Andrews' office warned. Piling of additional exact time records rec-ords like time-clock and time-card records, and sheets recording the exact time of starting and stopping work, was also advised. While a record of the exact hours worked each day is not required under the law, such a record would expedite inspection, in-spection, Andrews said. The complete explanation of these records is issued is-sued by Andrews' office under this title: U. 3, Department of Labor, Wage and Hour Division. Explanation of the Records Regulations (Title 20, Chapter V, Part 516, Sections 516.1 through 516.5). To VisitIffls Coeds at Brhani Young university univer-sity who areis' studying itextue under Miss yffatEJllQtti, ferof ei sor of home , ecohomfe took a to visit woolen an4 knitting mills lA , Salt X-ake . City. 'Ulfrivesna fouAdaiioii for pur1 tu$y of fextil during .the autumn and .winter quareters," states. Mis? otj'lfpras the basis for the knowledge pt fabrics from the standpoint of ther ' tudy of' wool as it cornea from the back of. the pheep to the finished fabric;- ' Members 'of the' tlass who- made the' trip -are: Mirth& Anderson, Bene Anderson, Margaret Chris-tensen, Chris-tensen, ETrms Schow, Donna Smuirt, tah D." Harris, Ruth Clyde; Alta, 1 Gassman, Blanche WhSely ; Verf ; Holbrook, Flora Howard, Edith; Hylton, Margaret Meeks, Ruby Milner, Miriam Rasmus Ras-mus sen, Elayne Skiem, and Helen Weeka. Side Glances By George Clark) 4I want a rug for his den. Have you one about the color rf (M0ar ashes and beer?" 1 rsaiTHfft7y 1 1 NEW TODAY! We're Proud To Bring You Pictures Like This One ! .... it tut- ffiMm Mill a9 we' ic " S ANN I SHIIllIY r ay tAiNTER mmmm&wmm ml with ANN I SHIRLIY RUIY KEELER ILUSON WALTER IRINNAN Frank Albrtion Alma BKO RADIO WCTUIil mm. maw mm 1 1 1 1 -Added Short Featuriettes- A Treat for Music Lovers! Tannhaueser" Right In Season! ,. TED MUSING'S 'Hunting Thrills Travel Talk and latest News Plan To Attend Our Gala Hallowe'en Midnite Frolic Saturday! HEARING CALLED OFF WASHINGTON, Oct. 28 (HE) A scheduled hearing of the house committee investigating un-American activities was called off today to-day due to the absence of an expected ex-pected witness. Committee aides said no date had been fixed for the next hearing hear-ing but that it probably would be early next week. Birds surpass all other vertebrate verte-brate animals in muscular strength and activity. Saturday & Sunday TWO HITS So Great We Wish We Could Use The Whole Page To Tell You About Them! I I Gallant Lovers! Fearless FightersI The Bengal Lancer Lan-cer . . . ofreo out-numbered... A aromounl; ficftfr with GARY COOPER FRAfJCIIOT TOIIE RICHARD CROMVEU. SIR GUY STANDING KATHLEEN BURKE P1US i At Sharon School A well attended t.-T. A. meeting meet-ing was held by the $haron school organization, at the 'school house Monday evening. Superintendent David Mitchell and!the snpervls-or, snpervls-or, Mrs. Meredith,, were the speakers speak-ers and '"each complimented - the parents'' on their splendid . organization, organi-zation, there -being 4hi actlvfe 42 per cent of tbe' f. parents. Mrs. Meredith talked' on Vc zyeed for such aii; organization and its benefits.' Mr. 'Mitchel's talk was on the fundamentals of education for children. Mrs. Ebenstein, presi dent, was in charge of the meeting. meet-ing. Musical numbers were given by children from the second, third, fourth and fifth grades. An instrumental in-strumental number waa given by Dorothy Ebenstein, playing the saxaphone; Dona Mae Chrtsten- EverlDbdy Is Asking Elmer iilii nil. wmx.wmm, -i. i in. j llljUIII W W-WW1 V. o x 4 V Hi 1 . ' N . x x CTH fcx ...t.V .4 s f .vXwX-.s-- -XX'-;' W : m 3 That old saw "busy as a one-armed paperhanger," fcas given way in Washington to "busy as Elmer Andrews" and his two hands and two ears seem none too many in this picture. The much-questioned much-questioned administrator of the wage-hour law speeds up his listening lis-tening by jamming phones against both ears as queries pour in on the operation of the new law. P.-T. A.TakesNo Part in Machine Plan; Legislation Reports of P. T. A. action -in seeking' legislation against marble machines are Incorrect, reports President Mrs. C. A. Larsen of the local council. . President Larsen indicated that while the association might in future be willing to cooperate, in such a plan, yet at present there has been no discussion of marble machines in local council sessions of the P. T. A. Therefore; it had of course taken no action. Mayor Mark Anderson reports that his suggestions of state legislation legis-lation seeking action against the marble machines were not based on any P. T. A- thought or action, as has been attributed. Such action may be undertaken in January soon after the legislature legis-lature convenes. Proposed is a plan to make it illegal for any person to maintain or operate a machine which vends money or the equivalent equiva-lent of money thus banning "games of skill" as well as legally-proved legally-proved "gambling" machines. Paradoxically, loss of tie marble machines in Provo City would mean a loss of more than $2,000 yearly to the child welfare department, City Clerk I. G. Bench" figures, as half of the present license revenue is given to the child welfare fund. sen, the organ, and Paul Washburn, Wash-burn, the clarinet. District coordinator, co-ordinator, B. M. Jolley, gave a short talk also. On a level elephant can load. road, an carry a ordinary half-ton CRASH HURTS FATAL COEUR D'ALENE, Ida.. Oct. 28 (U.C) Ted Chelde, 37, grocer, was fatally injured .ere when the car in which he was riding collided col-lided with another automobile at an intersection in a residential district. dis-trict. Chelde suffered head injuries when he was partially thrown out of the car. Mike Harris, driver of the car, suffered minor bruises. Fank James, driver of the other car, was uninjured. v U r Ss , fM1" ; J Doors 1 Treat 7il : -.Open. . . .and ,. il I f 1:00 P Movte- 7a20c Eves. New NEW TODAY! A BIG 4-UNIT PROGRAM! Bring- the Whole Family There's . JBntertainrrient For Ech , Member - ,-From ,-From Baby to Grandpa ! Unit No. 1 0 Lynne Overman - Evelyn Keyes Donald O'Connor-Elizabeth Patterson William Frawley, Tim Holt, Billy Lee Unit No. 2 H0PAJXNG CASSIDY Busts a Racket in a Battle of Guns and Wits ! arvnTrtREDl aw Clarence EI. Mulford's .IS- UNIT NO. 3 Se What Happens in "the Last'Dhabter! Jia eye m m EYE lARnVwCUSTEn"CRACpi UNIT NO. 4 A New and Exciting tliapter Play! "Dick Tracy Returns'? You've seen him in the funny fun-ny papers - - heard him on the radio - - Now see him in person on the screen! LATEST NEWS FREE CANDY BARS SATURDAY! All Children Attending the Jack Armstrong: Club Wili Receive a Baby Ruth and a Butterfinger Candy Bar! Brihg.YbuVWeatlei BoxTppahd Get Extra ; ; Chances On ihe Motor Bike! -m l. m m w w m. m m m m k L SATURDAY MIDNITE UOCa OCaQL At Both. Theatres PARAMOUNT and UINTA A Gala Show! HATS - HORNS - NOISEMAKERS FOR EVERYONE! No Advance In Pricesl TICKETS NOW ON SALE Make Up a Party Get Yours Early and Save Standing in Line! LookATIvese1 Bfg Programs! DEANIf A'S FIRST LOVE AFFAIR! The Picture That's the till oi uie aL(i; r v Midnite -Frolic Only V- CMnmimity Sing- sith-Onran sith-Onran Accpmpaniroentl . MANY OTHER TREATS! Doors Open4lt30Tp.M. - Show 'Starts 'al 11:50 G ET YOUR TICKETS TODAY t 7 e--'V i f ft Also 4 i-rg-i if, 1 a 7 JV -tl8RUI!CIS0ll 1- |