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Show on SLCTiON TWO PR0V0, UTAH COUNTY, ..UTAH,- - FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1940 PAGE ONE Here 'Tis, One Million Bucks, Cold Cash, Piled On Table Washington filerry-Go-Round fCcwLLauo4 Froaa J"aj Ota) 11 'y , j.. iv. 1 r ,'! 'f Ir.ltfir.He length of time, even another an-other four years, in order not to inject an Issue which might hurt the President That was why she o cocs.ster.Uy denied rum or a of a break, evin when Jimmy no longer derJed them. ILNXED DIVOKCE IS 1D33 Or.!y Lr.tirnat of the Roosevelt family kr.ow it, but Jimmy first determined to get a divorce after he left the Mayo clinic In Rochester, Roch-ester, Minn- In November, 193S where he first met pretty nurse Romel'e Schneider. Only some f ut ar.d persuasive talklr.ff on the part of Harry Hopkins and other intimites slopped him from rcak-Irjr rcak-Irjr the break then. N'cte: Of the two other divorces la the R-: evelt family. Elliott refund re-fund V wait, and apparently hxd r.o regard, for the ff-t upon his father political situation. Elliott divorced during the heat of the 1522-1533 cris.a. Ann Roosevelt, Roose-velt, although estranged from Curtis Cur-tis Dil for several years, waited a cor-siderable lenjrth of time until un-til the repercussion! from Elliott's misallLmce had aubsioed. Edit NoteWatch the Merrj-Cro-IUmad rveat wetk for an axtwer to the biz qjUoo mart: Will Roosevelt run for a Third terra? I 'i A. J' Vo ( r ' r. - V.. i r , , 'A I ! : i T J - CAIUAL, CHAFF i r i A i I V w i.'i.i iji i! ;;r: mm 1,1.1 Cre.n political leaders think Torn Iey left the Northwest with less prestige than he fcal on arrival... Bob Taft has hired For-reat For-reat Da via. one cf the bJt publicity pub-licity rsu in the business. iHe r.e-e-H him,).. Chief Justice Hug fee a-ujiret4 to new Juatee Frank Murphy that It would be a good Uea f r hira to get fuily rented and rt: -; fit from a cold before aa.rj-r.ir.? full duties on the Supreme Su-preme Court. . .Republican Jule U'iVr B. Vanmaktr of the Common Fleas Court cf Ofc-O U fci.-jr urjeJ by friends to run for th Senate against Vic Donah ey. th in:umbr,t. . .Says Mr. Cordell HuU: "My fcutmd will discharge anyene when h finds Is JtSvtr.g thee State Derartment secrets to tne Merry-Go-R-ocnd." - JXFAST&K WE.VACE ! Although Europar troubles fccg Celel -atinjr their 20th anniversary, the Republican National Bank one million dollars In cold cash, invited the public in to have a FT.otozrapher Rudolph Vetter arrived to shoot the scene, was too j but a fellow-photographer shot this one. (Acme Telephoto). of Dallas, Texas, put on 'display look at that much money. Acrrse awe BtrucK to make a negative. ... , . I the headlines, what is worrying the President and Cordell Hull most today 1 the danger of more Japanese aKgresskja In the Far East. fo one Is saying so. but secret consideration has been Riven to eendir.y the United States Fleet to the Philippines to be ready Tor emergencies. The situation boils down to this: IT. S. Far Eastern policy, generaPy r eternized as Wise, and certainly subject to little criticism from the American public may have backfired- It may have jut the Japanese Japa-nese military In such a desperate position that they will adopt even mere desperate measures. What the Japanese military are urging is that with the renuncta- -g .tion of the U., S.-Japanese trade break off trade relations at any time. This would leave Japan In a serious predicament. Most of their raw materials, virtually all of their oil, the most essential of their basic war supplies come from the United States. So the military leaders are urging urg-ing that with the possibility of these supplies being: cut off, they must move Immediately to seize the Dutch East Indies. Here are tremendous oil reserves, piua other raw materials which they now get from the United States. Civilian and, to a certain extent, naval elements in Japan oppose so drastic a move. But the Japanese mllltry.are In control. What they say goes. This is why the . State Department Depart-ment Is urging Senator Pittman to side-track his embargo against Japan. They fear It would mean an immediate Japanase drive on Java and Sumatra. " . j . j This is also why the Navy and State Departments have been trying try-ing to figure out ways and means of maneuvering the fleet In such a way as to scare the Japanese away from the Dutch East Indies. Only trouble Is that any such maneuver maneu-ver is likely to embroil the United States. . ' i What Hull and the Admirals are trying to figure out is, some way to shake the poker at Japan with out getting the hot point Jabbed In our own eyes. : ' "TT z mr GOOD How pleasant It Is, after the breakfast ruh i over and you are washing the dishes, to recall wlat your husband said when he took the first sip of his morning coffee . f'NOW THAT'S WHAT I CALL comii". Iff easy to learn raa touch UrerrO. tith care. The rculu it Hill. Bros. Coffee - rUTur.nd.roms.P- how to m ake 900 d co ffee too Urn. " antrcd to gire best result. br any method of coffee-Ungifairectns.fol. coffee-Ungifairectns.fol. lowed. nUIa Bro.. Coffee Wd never be regrod-Begrlnding regrod-Begrlnding results in lo of flavor and aroma and the coffee lose, areahnewfaiter. r boilias Stit' to""'VL KZ roT fro- M a W 1- - OM THS SiOE of every can are dirrcti-jn foroLtaininj r l--t result by any method of crfTe-making. TTrir UuU Vrns. Ine. Ss Fruncijcix, for frrr evpv 0 - Vi An cj Ccfcc-i takin HILLS BROS C Of jt 1 1 m3JJ- Am wmmfi give mm wliM taif. If fur any rua rour cofi"ce-inLT baa not ben ird for tome time, raid and wuh it thoroughly before matin eo(Te ... o t h rr Lie yoa ma r detect a musty, unpleasant flavor in llie cup. MEYER COMES FOR ' Lt'.MnFJl CONVENTION, v K 1 SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. 2i UJ1) Victor Meyer, Washington's band leader-lieutenant' governor, said today his . state was keenly interested In sugar beet farming because of the land development that is expected to follow completion comple-tion of Grand Coulee and Bonneville Bonne-ville dams. -r .' . f - v '.2 . Here for a lumbermen's association associa-tion meeting, Meyer said that when the 1 dams are completed, land capable of supporting 500,000 families will . be - available. Shrinking Blues " 3 ' HEIGHT ' I ( 1 3 . A - W 1 i A A 4 i J 1 "A - ' " ' )r .1 A few vears aero. Joseph E. 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