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Show THE SENtiNEL, MIDVALE, UTAH ?age Four THE CAREFUL 'PLUNGER THE SENTINEL ...... U ,. 15 YEARS AGO. PVBLISHED EVERY f"lt.JDAY llecoad Clau Mattei' at the ~tofflce at Mkh·ale. Utah. uclezi the Act of Much a. 1171. HOWARD C. BARROWS - - Editor and Publisher BUBBCR.JPTJOK R.ATE: - FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1940. . Year <in advance) ·······························································-···········$1.50 Advertising Rates Given on Request. were very much pleased. Dr. Alley, a member of the local firm of Drs. Hosmer, Alley anci Quick, received an invitation b1' telegram this week to read a paper before the American Asociation Items taken from the files of The MidYale Journal May 21, 1125 . The closmg school program was held at the Iris theatre Monday ' for the Study of Goitre. He leaves May 18, at 8 p. m. It c~nsisted of Friday for Atlantic City. an operetta, "The Love Pirate of ;:.====;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;::::;;;;; Hawaii," given by the students of the junior high school, under the direction of Mr. Ralph Jensen. It was followed by a first-class picture show. Midvale school graduated the largest class in its history this year; 60 students were promoted to high school. SIMPLICITY ft WOB'l' BB LONG :ROW booming Senator McNary of It won't be long now until Oregon, the minority leader. the Republicans and the Demo- McNary is a middle-of-thevats meet in more or less road-man, is unh:ersally resIOlemn conclaves to select their pected by his colleagues and 1940 standard bearers. And in ~as ~pecialized in farm aid leg*he meau.time, a long line-up of Islation. He would be a certainJtO)itiW opefuls, their hearts ty, some Republicans think, to '-ting nervously, are work- sweeP. the politically vital corn ina overtime in an attempt to belt, would carry most of the nnvinc& the voters, the dele- West, and would have a good ·1ates, and the party machine chance in the industrial east. leaders that they are the logic.. He has few politicalliabilitiesal choice for the number one the most important being that his state is extremely small in tomtion in the United States. ( There will be 1,000 delegates population and electoral voteto the Republican convention, and his record in the senate has ef whom 96 are now pledged been that of a moderate. He is '\ to Dewey, 22 to Hanford Mac- a factor worth considering. The Wendell Willkie drive Nider, 18 tl> Senator Capper on, and gains force. A few goes all (Not Taft. Senator 282 to and 2 &he delegates- have been select- years ago Mr. Willkie was al-.1 as yet, so furtbr pledges most co~pletely unknown to U DOt thoroughly c:lried after will be effected between now the pu.bhc at large-now he is To remo't'e lime in a teakettle using, shower curtains will each and convention time.) There u_nquestionably a first-class naboil a little vinegar in it. -THEmildew. will be 1094 delegates to the bonal figure. His m a n y o f speeches, radio appearances Democratic convention An ordinary blackboard eraser whom, so far, the president has and magazine articles have makes an excellent shoe polisher. .lui• Postmaster General Far- brought him into the limelight A ley. 38%, Representative Bank- with . astonishing speed. After peeling onions rub the U ~u. suiJ~r from rheumatic, arthritis By Mrs. Dorothy Shomaker :Mad 22, and Vice President growmg group think him the neunt11 p~on, try this simple inexpenhands with a little dry mustard, o_r oave home rec1pe that thousands are using Garner 4. In each case the ma- perfect choice. His liability is !!!5555555~5:i::::~5;1!1 then wash in the usual way. ~ a. pac~ge of Ru-Ex Compound today: Would you know the secret of jprity of delegates will. be un- lack ?fa political machine, but ~!X 1t w1th a quan of waw, add the JUICe of 4 lemons. lt'a easy. No trouble »!edged. And the pledges do that IS by no means necessarily success? Then, make your dayYou need only 2 at all and pleasant. A bay leaf or a sprig of dried u_blt;aponnfuls Often two times a clay. Jl01i mean a great deal-in most fatal. Cynical political report- dreams goals! w1th1n. 48 hount - sometimes overnight the season to sufficient is thyme --otblend1d results are obtained. If the pains iaatances, pledged delegates are ers have talked with longing of roast. pot a of gravy do not quickly leave and if you do not FAMILY ALBUM enly duty-bound to vote for the possibilities of a Rooseveltfeel bett~, .Ru-Ex will cost you nothing to try as It II sold by your druggist under their candidate on the first few Willkie fight. Different as We looked quite stupid-l'm an aboolute money-back guarantee. Ru-Ex To remoYe ink from carpets, Compound it for sale and recommended by _ afraid, · Mllots, and thereafter consider these men are in point of view, themselves free to throw their both are born politicians, both See, here's a picture long mislaid, wash the stain immediately with VINCENT DRUG skim milk. Taken in '93: are ideal radio personalities, 111pport elsewhere. PHONE MIDVALE 215 ' The inner New Dealers argue both know how to play the You laugh! And ask <to your disgrace) that the president is the logical angles: It would be a great "Who's this thing with the funny ehoice, and the only available . campatgn. face?" platforms party the as far ::;o reabe would who Democrat 1 10nably sure of winning the are concerned, they will pro- 1 Hey! That thing's me! --otiay. A number of political bably mean little, and will say The world is full of people ready ec;tmmentators subscribe to that next to no~hing_ at great length. 1ew. At th~ same time, a very Both part1es will pledge them- to do good. But in no hurry to zeeent Gallup poll throws some- selves to stay out of war, to make a start. --ot.hing of a monkey wrench in- aid the needy and the farmers, to that chain of reasoning. Dr. to cut government costs if, as Romance is but the dreary comGallup asked a cross-section of and when, and so on. It will be monplace coupled to imaginatiop · --ooters whom they wollld vote the ca~didates who count, not for as between the president the wmdy planks. And it The well-intentioned, goodly act and Dewey, and Mr. Roosevelt should be a red hot campaign. 1 is usually far better skipped than skimped. was favored by 52 per cent. He --othen asked the same voters to KEEP EYES OK FAR EAST The sharper the tongue, the The United States still ehoo e between Secretary Hull the understanding. duller J in Hut, Europe. b\~ody and Dew~y, and Hull came out [ watches tJn ~op WI~h ~1 per cent. '~;'hat the view of statesmen and The truly righteous man seeks Gbnously mdi~ates two thmgs ! foreign experts, we should be -th_at Republica? and ~emo- keeping a closer eye on the no earthly reward for his rightcratic strength Is. amazmgly Far East. For there is the most eousness. --o. evtmly balanced this year, and immediate threat to American Life is conditioned by t h e ~t Mr. Hull would -be prac- peace and security tieally a~ strong a .candidate as I Hitler's invasion. of H ll d thoughts entertained. The root of many difficulties is . 1 brought with it a situatio: t~~t the president. '6n the Republican side of the the state department has long 1 a lack of the sense of the presence laattered political fence, there I expected and dreaded Within of God. ia a s:o~ing feeling, among Ireach of Japan are the rich . Evil bears wi~in it the seeds of the pubhcists as well as among Dutch East Indie principal Its own destruction. experienced politicians, that J source of the world'~ supply of 6e three leading candidates- tin and rubber. The Indies ambitiOus Japan, and would Dewey,, Vandenbe_rg and Ta"ft could not be defended by the immensely increase her econo-are hkely !O kill each other Small Dutch navy and garrison mic and military prestige. So, elf, ~bus pavmg the way for a statiQned · there, and Britain say the military men, if Japan eand1date _of the dar~ or dusky . and France are too busy else- makes a grab for them, it will horse -yanety. . An I~UEl~ti&l where to protect them. They be up to us to stop her. Secretary Hull has s e n t l'fOUP m GOP circles 1s quietly would make a rich prize for strong warning notes on this subject to Nippon. And the Japanese position, as expressed by her premier, has been that of satisfaction at the maintenance of the status quo. But the lndie are stni a danger spot. BBAND ~ $~ ;' Lt'S(~! PHILOSOPHY CORNER 0 - lecipe Checks L•••• IU...tic •• O•icklr BEAUTY Roller skating fans have an opportunity to indulge in this pleasir\g recreation at the Dundee ball room in Midvale every night during the remainder of this month. A luncheon was given by the Ladies Community club Wednesday for the retiring and newlyelected officers. Mrs. John Aylett was toastmistress, and responses were made by Mrs. Walter Nord, retiring president, and Mrs. Rollin Pallanch, president, and representatives of all sections. E. W. Olson, local barber, was called to Logan the first of the week on account of the death of his father, J. E. Olson, who died Sunday folowing a long illness. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Logan. "Buddy", the young son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Hollis Aylett, was struck on the lip by a rock thrown by one of his playmates at the school grounds. Outside of a good scare, no damage was done. William Graham, nephew of J. A. 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