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Show SECTION TWO PROVO "(UTAHT " DAILY HERALD, T FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1939 PAGE " five NAZI -BELIEVED FATALLY BEATEN PARIS, Dec. 8 (C.F.) Several large squadrons of German bombing: bomb-ing: plane3 penetrated deeply into France during- the night in an apparent ap-parent attempt to raid Paris, it was made known today. Taking advantage of heavy clouds and racing at an altitude of 23,000 feet, the German squadrons squad-rons crossed the frontier and headed for "Paris." Their presence was signaled at once, and successive waves of anti-aircraft batteries opened up on them as they advanced. The planes were driven off just east of the capital. Information reached Paris today to-day of German troop movements in Slovakia and Poland, made necessary for the activities of large Polish guerilla bands. The guerillas, well armed and efficiently commanded, are fighting fight-ing in the Carpathians and the upper valleys of the San and Vistula Vis-tula rivers. It was said the Ger-mans Ger-mans sent four divisions (perhaps 60,000 men) in an attempt to clean up the areas. French patrols have started activities ac-tivities on one western front, it was disclosed, in retaliation for the German patrol raidls on the French outpost line- yesterday. Several sharp Clashes resulted, it was said, and the German activity was neutralized. The French claim a number of prisoners, and say they inflicted heavy losses, . as the result of the German raids. Oregon Pledged With Roosevelt WASHINGTON, Dec. 7 (U.R) Villi3 Mahoney, Portland Ore,, Democratic leader, said after ; a conference with President Roosevelt Roose-velt today that ''there is only one candidate for 1940 and that is the president." "We're all praying - that he runs," Mahoney said. "The senti ment -all over the United States, I believe, is more and more that he should run. . "Oregon will be found in his column. The west is still for Roosevelt." : -. - -- .War Planes 'Hitch-Hike' to Canada Via Tow-Lino i CANADA I! UNITED STATES "OHCAII FQ3K MISS LXIXIE SIIAFTEi; Reporter Phone 100-W Snowdrift is always . -your quick blender-That's blender-That's why Snowdrift; . cakes are tender. It's constantly creamy Quick-Mixing Digestible All-Vegetable Shortening Because treaties between 'the United States and Canada will not permit armed war planes to fly over the border, planes built in the United States and sold to Canada are flown to the international line, landed, and towed across by automobile. Here's a delivery in process at the border north of Sweetwater, Sweet-water, Mont. Once across, the planes are flown to their destination. ODDITIES IN THE NEWS SALT LAKE CITY The European Euro-pean war had repercussions in Utah today. The state liquor control con-trol commission announced ' a 10-cents-a-f if th raise in the retail price of imported liquors. Increas ed war risk insurance was given as the cause. ; -:Oi- LITTLE ROCK, Ark. The police docket recorded this one: A husband slapped at his wife. She ducked and her head broke a plate glass window of a pharmacy pharm-acy -on Main ' street. The husband agreed to pay the tlamages. ' ' . :0: LONDON War Minister Hore-Belisha Hore-Belisha told the house of commons that arrangements . have been made for; French brewers-to-produce "beer of English character for :British troops in France. Brit ish soldiers had complained1 of the French lager. - ' LONDON The air ministry will employ women, pilots . to "ferry" new light training planes from factories, to storage bases so as to release male i pilots . for other duties, it was learned today. to-day. ' - WELLSBURG, W. Va.t A ball and chain, were available today to be shackled to the first man sentenced sen-tenced to do street work for failing fail-ing to support his wife and family. fam-ily. . Sheriff Herbert Traubert obtained ob-tained the implements of punish- ment at the order of Circuit Judge J. J. O'Brien, who said he wanted to give a "few non-supporters ?a taste of street work, shackled," as . he recently had threatened , to do. - - :0: . . ! : ANTLERS, Okla. The body , of Jackie Landreth, three years old was found late yesterday five miles from his home. He had been lost since Sunday. The body was hanging in a wire fence. Apparently Appar-ently the child had trapped him self while trying , to fence. climb - the Cranium Answers 1. A duke: "May I expect you for tea and crumpets - tomorrow, -Your .Grace?" ' 2. The President of the U. S.: "I am convinced, Mr. President, that you are right." 3. An emperor: "Do you mind. Your Imperial Majesty, if we postpone the execution?" 4. An ambassador: "Would Your Execellency mind taking his feet of f the window sill?" . 5. A daughter of a queen. "I saw Your Royal Highness petting the dog this morning." Mankind's dwelling places are variously knows as asylums, bungalows, bun-galows, cabins, cottages, castles, apartments, flats', hotels, halls, inns, huts, igloos, hermitages, loding houses, rooming houses, manor houses, lodees, palaces", mansions, wigwams, tepees, resi dences, penthouses,. snanues, sheds, shacks, etc NEW, DAINTY, MODERN AND SUCH AAADICI SMC IAt IIC V a1 MATCHING PIECES TOO, AI.'D SO INEXPENSIVE TO O0TAIM WITH LUX TOILET 7 Us These exquisite spoons are made tndgua ran teed by International Silver L Co world's largest sil versmiths. Order blanks for matching pieces en-i en-i closed in each set. Send for your spoons today! ' 1 V ",""M""U ,.,...,....,....,.,.,. jr i i it f. r 'it! !i a jrinA . i : ' S : y .0. : &l'SM&Jf?s ) : i ( , l . . LIFEBUOY HEALTH SOAP Your Daily Bath v Stops "B. O." Cuts Down Stocking Runs! SPEJW Triple Creamed - The Purer All-Vegetable J ShortenA2 . r-'fe: i . r-r Richer Suds in Hardest Water -PROVO STORES- -OREM- OREM FEED AND GROCERY OREM CASH STORE - DRAGE MARKET ROBBINS GROCERY PLEASANT GROVE STORES, THORNE'S I. G. A. - C. R. CLARK BOREN MARKET - CHRISTENSEN'S H. W. CLARK - SMITH BROTHERS AMERICAN FORK STORES L. R. KITCHEN - ROBINSON & HALLIDAY CHIPMAN'S - O. P. SKAGGS BOLEY'S MARKET - BATES STORE AMERICAN FORK MARKET ' LEHI STORES S PEOPLE'S STORE - GOATES STORE II BROADBENT '. & .SONS ?: . x, ANDERSON GROCERY, 418 West Center DUKE'S MARKET, 695 East 3rd South ; EAST SIDE MARKET, 397 East 2nd North T HENRIOD'S MARKET, 80 West Center. HART'S MARKET, 300 South 5th West . : : : HANSEN FOOD MARKET, 297 North 1st West ' HAYWARD'S MARKET, No. 1, 69 East Center HAYWARD'S MARKET, No. 2, 71 North. 5 West JOHN T. TAYLOR MARKET, 140 West Center A LARSON GROCERY. 944 West Center MOJJLTON'S MARKET, 830 West Center 1 MESERVEY'S MARKET, 380 North University Avenue MAESER MARKET, 185 South 5th East MOUNTAIN CASH GROCERY, 695 A Street . PARK GROCERY, 479 West 5th North PEAY'S MARKET, 266 SouthJJniversity Avenue STORRS' THRIFTWAY, 218 West Center SAFEWAY STORES, 47 East Center SAFEW AY STORES, 210 West Center SMEATH'S MARKET, 728 North University Avenue SOWARD'S MARKET, 287 East 5th North SANITARY MEAT CO., 82 West Center SUTHERLAND'S MARKET, 330 South 7th East STADIUM GROCERY, 121 East 8th North SECOND WARD MARKET, 590 West 3rd South THIRD WARD GROCERY, 460 North 5th West THOMAS GROCERY, 275 East 3rd South WEBSTER GROCERY, 543 South 3rd West WEST CENTER MARKET, 468 West Center Mr. and Mrs. Glen Robinson and two children left Monday Jot Fresno, Cal., to make, their home. Prior to their departure they were extensively entertained Friday Fri-day Mr, and Mrs. Sherman Robinson Rob-inson entertained at dinner in their honor, and on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Keith Nielsen had them as guests for dinner. Saturday night at Lehi Mr, and Mrs. Robinson Rob-inson were entertained by a group of friends; at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Davis. Those attending attend-ing were Messrs and Mesdames Sherman Robinson, staniora Wilde, Harvel Bennett, Keith Niel sen and Glen Robinson of this city, Mr. and Mrs.. Davis of Lehi. The Feality club members entertained en-tertained Thursday af ternbon at the home of Mrs. Weldon Varney The party was arranged in honor of Mrs. Varney's birthday and as a farewell to Mrs. Glen Robinson. Robin-son. Bridge was the main diversion di-version of the afternoon, followed by a i tasty, lunch. A lovely gift was presented Mrs. Varney. The club similarly remembered Mrs. Robinson the week, previous on her birthday: Mrs. Leo Bowen was received into the club . as a new' member. , "V ; Announcement is made by Mr, and Mrs."- Lot Robinson of the approaching ap-proaching "marriage of their daughter, Fern, and L. Wayne Smith of Crescent, Utah. Mr. Smith is a son of Mrs. Ethel Smith. On Friday, December 8, the couple will be married at the home of the bride. A wedding reception re-ception :-will be held that same evening in the amusement hall of the x stake tabernacle. For four years past Miss Robinson has operated' op-erated' a beauty parlor in this city. They . will make , American Fork their home. The Christmas spirit, is rapidly Invading the community. On Tuesday Tues-day the firemen were busy at, the community. Christmas tree, a huge native pine in the city park, decorating with strings of lights. At the base oT.the tree a lighted sign twinkles a cheery "Merry Xmas" to the passersby. The firemen fire-men . sponsor annually a visit' of Santa to the tree at which time each child Of the community ls presented pre-sented with a bag of candy and nuts. - A ' Miss Ardith Bailey celebrated her 12th birthday Sunday afternoon after-noon by having eight friends as guests at a party. Games and a delicious lunch made a pleasant afternoon for all. The engagement of Miss Dorothy Dor-othy Greenwood of this city to Douglas Strongs of Alpine, - was made by Bishop and Mrs. T. A. Greenwood. The marriage is to take Place in the ' near future. hssGreehodd irr stu"dentat the B. .Y. U. and Mr. Strong - attended at-tended the U. S. A. C. last year. The couple plan to attend the U, S. A; C. this winter. Handmade articles, products of the adults and children handcraft classes held during the past summer; sum-mer; and i fall will be exhibited to the public Friday, Dec. 8, in the amusement room of the Harrington Harring-ton school building. The purpose of the exhibit is to present to those interested numerous; ideas in handmade Christmas gifts. Miss Eda Ashby, recreation supervisor, is in charge of arrangements. : Rats cause an estimated annual damage of $189,000,000 in the United States, although - the rat population is believed to have been reduced one-half in the last 20 years.1 About half of the present pres-ent number of these rodents live on farms. -: 1: ' Death Reopened V Dr. George K. Dazey, Santa Monica, Calif., physician, arrested arrest-ed on suspicion of murder, 1 as police investigated again the death of his wife, Doris Dazey, from monoxide poisoning in a car in their garage four years U h b r Specials for Saturday, December 0 "RED & WHITE" You can't buy better coffee . ' at any price. l-lb. . . QAC Jt IUOO 9 KAI . . -. 3-lb. Jar GOFEE 'L"ir?l7e00d.ib. bag 17c im'SU;!?"-. ..... .4 for 27c "GOLDEN SIP jCherry hocs.Sch?:"rlLb. 20c SYfiUP "Red & Whiter- Golden Corn No. 10 Bucket u SODA Refined. 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