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Show BEAR of Time fie March turned (Con' Covem- !od; ami the 4 rZ. , Rtflff t ,,,f.hpn v.w- was Lilt - kitchen tents who qul w ' ' .xa.vw two tons of sugar, f Telephone connections -- 1,1 .T. i,- - tr, thfi camn sites tSST nn a similar scale. Kllf. 0rgau" Fj"?v: Uft IP ex- - Big:- - bVUie Scouts. medical staff of nearly .th 30.0OU af egs d Uving 25 biff . - From Tage One) of w--,t and the city 01 fll. institution, the Boy is today one of .orfa .tPiv JCtiil WmJtoich integrated, self- - week, not in a whooping rally but enough to give industrial averages a net gain of nearly three points, the chief contributing factors seemed to be the lifting in some measure of the triple threat of strikes, war and perennial money troubles in France. While war talk is a stockmarket depressive it is always a shot in the arm for the grain market. As the bumper U. S. wheat harvest rolled north during the week, the red cereal soared to a high of $1.26J per bu. on the Chicago Board of Trade, registered a net gain of 10 cent for the week. Moreover, Canada suffered duriner the past few weeks a disastrous wheat crop failure, drought and rust cutting 150,000,000 bu. off early estimates of the, Dominion's harvest. With a wheat crop in prospect for "V VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY. JULY WART, the Speed Cop ax I I KNOW . POOTARt L THESE F0R - i F in l nlrvTne ir s v if 1 AUT6Ty Xy fAi . a rJ7V? 1 1 1 1 I AM SURPRISED DON'T HAVE OEUGMTTW. LIT-- J 5AWER-- (YinFrlLT"656 i - x v 1(0) Afti A VJONOKRFOU SALESMAN-BUTHIS RAWO A WOULD BE Of MO ADVANTAGE o VOU f T i r WHO MAKES USED CAB BUTrtXG J935 SAFE G.M.C.TEUCK vou sec ONI TiMK Hfc Lg. Wheel Base MUSIC eVFJM OH THE STARTS CAB FROM MA ITlPt IF Mt HAS A USt 595.00 ; 19S4 CHEV. TRUCK Lg Wheel Base $425.00 19S3 billio- n-dollar the U. S., the CHEV. TBUCK of Department Agricula ture predicts that total farm income on organization, this year will top $10,000,000,000 for the first time since 1929. Whanisms . By Fronk Chevrolet Co. - TERES PAGE 15, 1937 Lg. Wheel Base fttonitsrterlOOO, feSeveal that altogether some COFFEE CROP - - w. dMita ana cuul lcaucia SANTOS, Brazil Because the only fCn connected with the organ- - way to keep coffee expensive enough anta the last 27 years, that to suit growers is to burn it in big, n rffour U. S. boys is con- mounds, Braizl's National t mm b. Cpmitfl at some time i" Coffee Department has since 1931 M Fz. .Hniescence. sent $250,000,000 worth of Brazil's chief crop up in smoke. Estimating that this year's bumper crop of sacks (132.2 lb. apiece) would frt YORK Mercurial shifts in Street sentiment, which have a leave a 10,000,000-sac- k surplus to add on the stockmarket, can to the accumulation already on hand, ff Pf adequately explained. But the Department last week announced stockmarket went up last that it would buy 70 per cent of the fZ grey-gree- 00 i No shrewd buyer passes up our used car bargains In Philadelphia, however, when he crop to burn. Thus, the daily burning 0 heard his secretary observe that quota will go up from 60,000 to sacks, the daily cost to Govern- many local churches were being "put ment and growers up to $620,000. in mothballs," lively Rev. John Rob-biHart of St. Stephen's Episcopal Church promptly propagandized ACCIDENT RECORD NEW YORK The grim records of among his colleagues for an Society. By last week he had last year's accidents in the U. S., more than a score of participating National the Safety churches busily organizing, just published by besides 1936 revealed that during Council, interdenominational services, steady one accident occurred every three sec- stunt At St. Stephen's stunt onds (total: 10,730,000), and one ac- night, nights. the unit cereminutes cidental death every five of mothballs moniously bags dumped (total: 111.000). Waeres lost on ac over the floor of the Community count of accidents amounted to recited a funeral ode. Dr. Hart and other losses and ex- House, also found time to play left field in penses increased this to $3,700,000,000 12 games last month with his As in past years, the scene of most baseball team (Jack U. S. accidents in 1936 was the home, Hart's Collegians), to perform 30 in which 38,500 people died as a re- weddings. In Los Angeles, Pastor Carl sult of electric shocks, scaldings, Allen of Woodcrest Community Methpoisonings, burns, cuts from kitchen odist Episcopal Church got the aputensils, slipping in bathtubs. On the proval of his governing board to highways, traffic accidents caused change the Sabbath service to Thurs37,800 deaths. Most dangerous State day evening, explained: "The resito live in was Arizona. Best record dents of this community are working was that of children from 5 to 14. every possible day to make up for The hurry of better business caused the worry during the Depression. . . the deaths of 18,000 workmen, an in- I believe they should be free to go crease of 1,500 over 1935. to the beach or mountains Sunday Fourth of July celebrations no long without feeling it is wrong. . . Jesus er are a major cause of accidents. consistently taught that man was to deaths have preference over any creed, cusd This year's totaled 437 in 46 states; 104 drown-in- tom, dogma or law." ings, 27 traffic deaths, 86 others cluding six from fireworks. That U. S. church membership is O increasing faster than the population is revealed in the amiual statistical - - report of "Christian Herald," which many PHILADELPHIA Echoing points out that there are 63,493,036 another earnest denominational organ church 4 members in the land or "Chronicle" Protestant the Episcopal more than last year; that the rate not do last week deplored: "People cf increase was 1. 33 percent, as comattend church in the summer months to .71 percent for population. This seasonal lull seems. . . to defy pared churches are the Roman Biggest solution." Catholic (20,831,139), Baptist Methodist (9,109,359), LuBURN theran. (4,589,660). Biggest ProtesWashington In the House of Rep- tant gains were registered by the resentatives' . Cloak Room, Pennsyl- Baptists (140,309) and the Reformed Church (81,958). The Church of vania Congressman James P. tried to set off a firecracker Christ, Scientist and the Jewish bodunder Arkansas Congressman Claude ies reported no change. Small churchA. Fuller, held it too long, got a badly es tend to to grow faster than big ones. Denominations with a memberburned hand. ship of more than. 50,000 gained an average of 1. 1 per cent while lesser fauxDmBim sects "reached the astomshrng figure of 29.49 per cent." Last year 49.43 per cent of the population was "affiliated with some church," as compared to 46.6 per cent in 1926. Over its figures the "Herald" exulted: "A direct contradiction to pessimists who claim the churches have lost ground." 100,-00- ns Anti-Mothb- $325.00 a year in Federal school subsidies to the States, had this year been sidetracked by the President In his economy message to Congress, Ohio's fiery Representative Brooks Fletcher uprose at the convention to explain: "When the richest nation on earth permits seven million nearly a third of its school children to be taught by a quarter million teachers who receive less than $750 a year, $300,000,000 and 30,000 teachers poverty-stricke- n who receive less than $450 a year, there is need for an awakening of civic pride in the discharge of obliga-tion- s to children.' The convention once more resolved to plump for the Harrison-Blac- k Fletcher bill, encouraged NEA'a adult education section to strike Congress for another $25,000,000 to eradicate illiteracy. Anti-Mothb- al QUOTE: "RESOLVED, that I will never try to get along without a telephone again. I never knew how much I used it until I tried to do without it. I have a telephone now, and believe me, I'm going to keep it, ALWAYS." UNQUOTE YOURS FOR A FEW CENTS PER DAY ,1 J! TELEPHONE COMPANY Tremonton, Utah .... Phone No. 0 5miro is comnmiDll tganBoffij BiiiiiiiniLuual isjuhumuu. I PINT . -- f f 4 ry n r&mi'1 I 'Uf' if --- t if mMsMII pi Value Demonstration "Trade In Tremonton and Saue" SCHOOLS AND GOVERNMENT DETROIT To 1,300 delegates and 12,000 vacationing members of the National Education Association assembled for NEA's 75th or "diamond convention" in Detroit last week, Chairman Floyd W. 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