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Show Thursday, October 27, 1932 THE Week This h Arthur QfiqhwayofRacos Monkeya, So Why Not . A Japanese Army New Life Elixir Surprise for Mt, Sinai ff . Recently San Francisco opened Us magnificent War Memorial, a six million dollar opera bouse with brilliant audience and a tine per formance of "La Tosca." This is the first municipally owned opera house In America. Some, conservative, will say "That Is Socialism." But almost every big city owns lb Us soo a monkey bouse, and do one calls that Socialism. If a bouse In which monkeys squeak and glbbber la good democracy, wby not an opera bouse In which mentally higher beings produce good music? Lieutenant John E. Wright, U. S. Army, retired, says Uncle Sam In Hawaii is training "an army for TLIE river-washe- beam-supporte- d (Beo-grad- Greek-Orthodo- ever-liftin- g Turnu-Sev-erl- n cliff-fringe- two-mil- Argo-naut- lc Or-sov- d sky-cuttin- rock-walle- d d com-pnr- capture-and-ran-Bo- Got Well Quick fv Japan." It is not an army to tight Japan, In case of trouble, but an army to figbt for Japan. Hawaii has a militia largely Japanese, and Uncle Sam enlists Japanese and other Asiatics, gives them thorough military training, under white Ameri- can officers. And there, says Lieut. Wright, we are training an army that would be useful to Japan, in case ot trouble. Uncle Sam has done so many foolish things that be could hardly be expected to omit this one. Fortunately, marching soldiers In the next war will not be important. no more important than bows and arrows. A nation might have ten million of them and it would be only so many more units for flyers to gas and bomb. If another war comes, whoever has the best planes, bombs, poison gas and pilots will have the vic tory. It would be interesting to know what official goose in Washington imagined that an American army uniform would change any Japa nese into a fighter for the Unite. States against Asia. Every Japa nese, much to his credit, remains a patriotic Japanese to the day of his death, no matter what uniform he may wear. PAGE SEVEN NEPIIL UTAH S. This Little Girl Brisbane Opera ? Aflgsteln, a Robber Caatlo on the Danube. the National Oesrraphle But with marine glasses he will ky (Prepared tiociaty. n axtiinKion, r. C find that the scratching read IWNU tlervtca.) "Beautiful Blue Danube," "Imp. Caesar. . . . Tralanus Aug. is not blue, but either Germ. Pont Maxlmus." Trajun, or muddy brown or green accord- any other Roman who could lead ing to the rainfall In Its valley, an army along the flat face of d bids fair to Increase In commercial those cliffs by means galleries, he prestige since the agreement at the of recent Stresa conference between will agree, bad a perfect right to 15 European nations regarding cercut bis name there I For two days and nights the tain economic and political poliboat churns ahead between wide cies. For many years countries bor- plains, and on the third afternoon ). dering the Danube have disagreed comes Into sight of Belgrade on tariffs and other regulations, Perched high over the conthus stifling trade on the most Im- fluence of the Danube and the portant navigable stream in cen- Sava, the Jugoslav capital presents tral Europe-Flowin- g a striking picture. Few European on two such from the hills of Bavaria cities are situated to the Black sea, the Danube has waterways, whose navigable lengths been called the highway of races within Jugoslavia total 720 miles. because many races of both the Budapest a Stately City. Orient and Occident have navigatNot to know Budapest Is to have ed the stream and held parts of its missed one of the loveliest of Eu 1,800-niII- e course. ropean cities. It has its own disAs one travels from the Black tinctive stateliness that reflects the sea, the maritime Danube is left cultural flowering of a race whose Turnu-Severiat the behind at as been enthroned on the head of its sprawling delta. There kingdom Danube for a thousand years. As the Orient has been exchanged for certain American metropolitan tTfe Occident Moslem minarets for such as "Little Italy or quarters, x domes, old Turk- "Little Germany," reflect their ish gates for old Itoman bridges. mother countries In miniature, so There a narrower Danube winds Budapest's topography reflects on the between blue, hills, a small scale the lineaments of gateway to western Europe. as a result of the war, is litfAnd there you may board one what, "Little Ancient Hungary." erally of the big river steamers that all Buda, on the Danube's right bank, summer long ascend or descend rears aloft on rocky crests that through half a dozen countries ly- represent the foothills of Hun ing between the Black forest and gary's mountains, while on the Black sea. Hardly Is other bank modern Pest stretches astern when the traveler finds away in levels that prelude Hun waa wild of amid swirl himself gary's plains. ters, before whose terrific force After Budapest the boat his boat's progress more and more heads forleaving d the section of resembles the freak feat of trying the Danube where It makes the big to mount a descending escalator. turn westward. Ahead rise the LitAt last the shelter of an art!-- ' tle Carpathians, forming the back flclally walled channel Is reached. ground of a busy port scene of e Men call this stretch the quays, cranes, canal boats, clustered Iron Gate, and doubtless the In slips Pressburg, the German In their ascent gave heroes guidebook calls It It some equally forceful name, perIt commands a splendid pano to It the battering likening haps rama of the Danube's two arms en club of Herakles. circling the Great Schutt, which loThe Forgotten Island. cal pride proclaims "the largest ln- "There's Ada Kaleh," remarks a f terlor island In Europe." guide pointing to an Islet off To Vienna and Beyond. "Folks call it the Forgotten Beyond the Bratislava the river Island because the Berlin Congress overlooked It Now, would yon skirts Hainburg, a hillside picture catch an Island being overlooked of town walls, curious gates, crumIn the Hudson? Why, there'd be bling towers. It Is one of half dozen Danube towns mentioned In an amusement park on it I" Ashore the traveler glimpses a the "Nlbelungenlied" as being associated with the downstreSn Journey quaint Island colony of Bosnian of Burgundy's doomed knights. Moslems, who long ago built their Beyond Hainburg the Danube's little houses amid the encompassbanks lower Into the wide plain ing ramifications of a dismantled where lies Vienna. Owing to post Turkish fortress. It Is as peaceful a sight as that of wild flowers war exigencies, Vienna has achieved for its working classes a housing carpeting an old shell crater. On the Danube there are customs scheme which, planned to embrace duties and enough local port regu- 30,000 families. Is "futuristic" only lations to make a sallorman go because of its novelty. A visit to one Viennese palace of bald with worry. The river is more like a political conflict, with seven many the Schonhrunn of Versaillestickets In the field, which Is to say, like aspect reveals the luxury of It flows through three kingdoms, the Hapsburg regime and its post one regency, two republics and a war sic transit under Austria's democratic republic; for the park social democracy. where Maria Theresa once strolled a boat enters the Presently and where the Napoleon of 1805 g sheer-facevof gorge planned campaigns had become a observer the Incloses profiles that Sunday pleasance of Vienna's work In an endless vesta of ers. waters. Beyond Vienna Grelfensteln's fine Through the Kazan Defile. old castle rises into view, as you as as Silent twilight, primitive near the Danube's region of medie when the daedal Danube wrought val strongholds. Steaming past the this passage to the sea, the Kazan Wachau Defile's crag-se- t ruins, one RefUe might easily have seemed to reflects upon the formidable amount Oharon-hauntoa Greeks the early of trade that fell to them as a result Styi lending to the underworld. of the Crusaders. DanTheir bards called the future In 1006 some 2,000 craft packed ube the Istros and dwelt In awewith 40.000 Palestine-boun- d troops, some terms on Its "shadow-en-?Tr.nthe Danube. Three ensu origin," thus placing Its descended Ing Crusades took the same route. source at the head of the Kazan, where rapids still swirl malevolent- - There sprang up a river trade con sisting of westbound silks, bronzes, over ledges of rock. ' spices, oils, and of eastbound furs, 5ut the Greeks never permitted arms, and saddlery. And the Dansuperstition to Interfere with business. With sword in one hand and ube castles took their tolls and the rake-of- f of stranded cargoes, merchandise scales In the other, flotsam to mention seizures and not piratical and nnloaded textiles, pottery ftfe.' arms on the aborigines In exchange the enslaving of ships' crews. Castle Aggsteln, the most dreaded for furs, hemp and slaves. A sharp-eye- d traveler may dis- of Danublan robber strongholds, cover what appears to be some must have had a great turnover In vandal's name scratched In capital riparian loot and captive maidens. of And Castle Purnsteln eclipsed all lo lptfprs on the sheer cliff-fac- e cal records In the the defile and may be ready to trade when Its gates closed It to "Otto 8chwartz. Berlin," on the Pyramids, of "W. Brown. N. upon the royal prize Richard Coeur de Lion. XV on a spire of Milan cathedral. TIMES-NEW- Golden Dinner Service Not Alone for Wealthy Would you like a gold dinner service or, rather, one that looks like gold? If so, it will not be long before you can buy it Just as cheaply "Just after her third birthday, my little daughter, Con- - as the familiar nickel plate. nle, bad a serious Curiously enough, the new "gold" attack of Intestinal Is mnde in Shetlleld, England, the flu," says Mrs. II. W. Turnage, 217 Cad-wald- er St, San An- KlcrcoIizedWax Skin Young Keeps m 1 a4 rfir lad. Ftu ptuticUa tad a IMS) Oil UuUl all dNls SUfc ft IMuimIb. tliMutwar. H.o tba mutt poU, tm aM tmm Your rouiitfar. MMeuiiM i to avJwty. th KuliJia bcutjr uj your aaui. trtua rtfkl un ou etmc PowUomi ftKlii WWf dtmavid Ui puat wtmh hmmmk. At Orua Oe Salt Lake City's eiml Hotel Uf akis Jt C1I for Progret The first Little Jouu What do the aneU dinner service was made as the re- lo In heaven, mummy? sult of a Joke. Messrs. W. Turner Mother They Blng and ay hnrps. and company had been experimenting Little Jonn Haven't they any rafur some time with a new alloy of dios? Iloston Transcript. aluminum and bronze which has all the appearances of good red gold. "Why not make poor men feel like someone suggested, millionaires?" and for a Jest the first near-goldinner service was made. To the surprise of the firm it aroused an Immediate demand. People liked the Idea of eating off gold, and the new metal Is easy to look after, since it Is almost stainless. The biggest demand, though, Is he called likely to come from South America She thought eh was hart unlucky when her otx voi kxi her thcreaHt-r- . Uut mo on and other Latin countries, where on admires pimply, blemished akin. More and imx there Is a deep love of gold Itself or wuracn ai e reLuuig that punpJea and blotchea are often danger mgnala of tlowd. bowela of metal that looks like It Let NR waati the city of steel. tonio, Texas. "It left her very weak and pale. Her bowels wouldn't act right she had no appetite and nothing agreed with her. "Our physician told us to give her some California Fig Syrup. It made ber pick up right away, and now she la as robust and happy as any child In our neighborhood. I give California Fig Syrup full credit" for her wonderful condition. It la a great thing for children." Children like the rich, fruity taste of California Fig Syrup, and yon can give It to them as often as they need It because It Is purely vegetable. For over 60 years leading physicians bave recommended it and its overpotvmoua ravaging (Nature1 Remedy) aUurd complete, thorough whelming sales record of over four chmmauon and promptly ea away beauty Forewarned I Forearmed million bottles a year shows it gives turning puiionoua matter. Fine for aick head Try Ihiaiaic, "I must go out because I bave an ache, bUouacofKlitAona,dirrinrm satisfaction. Nothing compares with all- dependable,corrco Jmg90 it as a gentle but certain laxative. apioIntment." vegetable At nil drufr .1 fv. It "With whom?" and it goes further than this. MU only 20c. 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Western Electrical College, 133 Regent St. Salt Lafca W. N. U., Salt Lake City, No. wirrr w hat a famous clinic This is really Interesting, strange and unusual, which means that It is news. The Smithsonian Institute will establish an observatory on that mountain In the Sinai Desert, which was climbed by Moses when he went up alone and came down with the Ten Commandments. That particular mountain now called "Mount St. Katherlne," is a desolate peak rising out of the desert almost 9,000 feet above sea level. If the workmen that build the solar observatory are at all religious they will have some queer feelings, hammering and building on that particular spot Canada and Britain have finally discovered about this amazing Baby Food! ORIGINATED 75 YEARS AGO : t . NEVER SURPASSED IN DIGESTIBILITY s s s EAGLE BRAND NOW PROVED IDEAL FOOD IN PHYSICIANS' TEST WITH 50 BABIES; -- arranged Canada's tariff wall to . favor trade with England, the mother country. The United States can offer no objection, once the forty-eigstates that make up this country favor each other with absolute free trade. The Canadian prime minister, Mr. Bennett, explains that the United States "tariff wall closes United States markets to Canadian agri cultural producers." Those producers will remember, with more or less gratitude, that they still have the use of the Panama Canal, letting them reach Eu rope quickly and cheaply by water. That caual, built by the United States money, charges British and other foreign ships no more than it does United States ships, an ex tremely foolish arrangement. ht Russia seems to have adopted a maxim quoted by Charles E. Mitch ell, bead of New York's big Na tional City Bank: "Never Interfere with the enemy while he is in the process ot making a mistake." Russia believes that Japan in Manchuria is draining away her resources, money and men, and that it will take years, ajd many mil lions to carry out the Japanese pro gram, which includes suppression of Chinese rebels and brigands. Russia will hold aloof and watch, not Interfering while Japan weak ens herself. Cd.li2 ot Kin rutuita SnditJt. lac.) WHEN Gail Borden originated Eagle Brand back in 1857, he did so because there was a crying need for a pure, safe milk for babies. No one knew then what we know now of food values. No thorough scientific research had as yet been made in infant feeding. Yet, amazing though it seems, this baby food created by Gail Borden proved so remarkable in its nutritive value and in its digestibility that it has survived 75 years of revolutionary discoveries in nutrition has raised three generations of splendid babies and today, in as thorough a test as was ever given to a baby food, has proved itself unsurpassed in baby building! Today, Eagle Brand is hailed as a most modern baby food second to none in its scientific proof of performance. How the test was made Recently, two famous baby special- - ' . , ? ...... ' ists conducted a feeding test with fifty average babies. For months, Eagle Brand was the only food these babies received, except for the supplementary foods now given with mother's milk or any milk. were taken of their bones. Blood counts were 3 Brand with the usual supplementary foods was wanting in nothing that a baby needs for health, growth. Your grocer has Eagle Brand. See directions on label. X-ra- made. Tooth development was watched. Heights, weights, strength were recorded. And all these records were compared with records of other groups fed on other baby foods. At last came the verdict. In every way, the comparison was favorable to Eagle Brand. For those Eagle Brand babies showed themselves superbly nourished. 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