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Show BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER THURSDAY, APRIL 23, The MARCH OF TIME of TIME prepaieJ by the Editors to wipe out their defeats, through to Suchow. -- n ctnintion from the bat the Talercbwang- fighting - nf m A. T. clt by VUuraF"'""-'. u Daily "News." " .'a 01 and contempt for the "'e ..Mcnpe . v,ai much to do with uninese set Japanese defeat. The with Taierchwang as the bait 1 f!L Japanese bit hard, by advanc- a corridor on the village through t , , witi! Chinese divisions. By tnus lifting their flanks the Japanese tI?!njtted an inexcusable military f?der, but they had gotten away i'01 wA thought they could th it ! again. They failed to take of the new Chinese fighting ifc The Chinese showed that they learning to cope with Japanese hi offensive weapons by Zoning positional warfare in fa- &et cog-"L- ce By Fronli Chevrolet Co. Xeusma'azine -- f W w- - V 0-,y- SetT T ASUZ-- - 1 "HAPPY BIRTHDAY, SHIRLEY" I Discovered DETROIT, Michigan that Japanese bombers had in a was child Detroit week last at or least prodifinally gravely memory, the rounded Generalissimo Chiang Kai-e- k gy with an uncanny T. V. youngest of a Detroit musician's three and his brother-in-lad Geo. two mail bags, which children Soong.Then on carried to a been have wre plane Washington Lovett, age 4. He can ch Mr. Soong was to have taken sing or hum 3,000 pieces of music jut week, suddenly exploded in the from popular tunes to grand opera, Hong Kong Post Office, injured sev-e- can name and date all the TJ. S. Presnative clerks. ident, bound every European country, tell the population of every large city in the world, names and distances cruiser Idzumo, the The Japanese famed flagship which has lain at from the earth of all the planets, the surSianghai for eight months, suddenly political effects of Cornwallis' the batting avlast week put to sea. Chinese believed render at Yorktown, He ibis meant the Idzumo was about to erages of all the baseball stars. himself to read, write also has lad the nattaught Japanese knows the al offensive to take Canton and close and use the typewriter, Greek and German French, tie ports of South China, Italian, through have continued to alphabets, reads people's minds. Injtich munitions reach the Chinese all these months, terviewed by a sportswriter, George unhesitatingly predicted the winner fneasy Chinese saw many other Japanese surface warships and submarin- of the Kentucky Derby: Stagehand. es concentrate this week off the o South China coast. PARDON - - o -' . - i I curly-haire- ' Hitler is a man of such the personal correctitude!" House of Commons was told in an passioned speech last week by Com aider Oliver Stillingfleet Locker- Lampson, M. P., Conservative. "If he M Herr iilly - WASHINGTON Dr. Francis E. Townsend last week arrived in Washsentence for ington to serve a having walked out on a Congression al committee trying to investigate his pension plan in May 1936. He was planning, he said, to work on his autobiography during his incarceration. 5 30-d- ay the ripe old age of nincl T)I. EACHING in April, Shirley Temple stocks i $200-per-mon- th g the larder in her insulux glass block playhouse against the demands of appetites whetted to keen edge after! loud and lusty arias of "Happy Birth day to You." Being translucent but not transparent, the glass blocks pro ) Paints ' Varnishes BUY YOUR YEAR'S SUPPLY NOW! 1c Varnish Buy One Can Reg. 30c Can Glidden f 4 STEEL ACTS jlm dm mMuM Ji Regular Price and Get Another for 4-- hr To Make Steel steal Industry boy oboat 1360.000 tltctrk liflU Mb o b yaor. Total condl-powaorty SO Haiai that of Mw bright-a- d lighthoua ta lha contra. Tfc ooo, hi bio- lond bort of traquantly told by paoV olari trovaling rha cowntry. id carrying thair worat ia boo VARNISH i .. prodach of tha taal indatrry or whick waioh only 12 millionth of pound aoch. Jawatori ma thaai in, aacUoca clasp. Tinias) t roil iprinot TWO KNOCKOUT SPECIALS For Improvements A total of V540.0O0.O0O hai baan LINOLEUM FINISH Regular $1.33 Makes dull linoleum like new Jap-a-La- tpant by tha steel induitry for naw equipment and construction in th last four years in order to keep abreast of progres. c SCREEN ENAMEL Rgular 75c - Protect your screens and frames Inquire at our store for other paint and Varnish Values during our y offer 30-da- Quality Merchandise BUILDING MATERIAL - HARDWARE COAL - GLASS AND CHINA WARE Farmers' Cash Union tt.rMtt. But just as Planned Townsend was about to give himself into the hands of a U. S. Marshall to begin his term, word come that Franklin Roosevelt had pardoned him. Apparently not in the least crestfallen at losing a month's privacy and martyrdom, Dr. Townsend said: "It is complete vindication and an act of contrition on the part of Congress." o "HOTTER THAN HELL" - - NEW YORK Hell is a tiny hamlet (population 1,465) in central Norway which thrives on U. S. excursionists who have fun sending home noHtcards. Situated on hilly Hell (the Norwegian word for ground, luck of slope) maintains two churches sumbut no fire department, has cool somemers, bitterly cold winters, times freezes over completely. Lorentz Stenvig, In mayor of Hell, last week arrived Manhattan as the guest of Robert Hell-nuruo- G00b WILL OUR BEST ASSET" .i d, blue-eye- d "YOUR n son. The grammar grade boys and girls played two balls games last week, the one with the high school students from here and one with Tremonton. Both the visiting teams were victorious. Get busy boys and girls and prac tice just a little harder. The Primary is very busy practicing for their May festival, to be held next Tuesday, The parents and friends are invited to witness the performance of the children Tuesday, May 2 at 4 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Dreyer visited at their old home in Clinton, Sunday. A large group of people from here attended the conference on Sunday. Mr. Orson Christensen and Erma Han sen took part on the Sunday School program. All praised the speakers for the fine instructions and program put over. Stanley Anderson, Boyd Hansen, EI mo Romer and Edith Abel all went to Salt Lake City Saturday in company with Mr. Alma King, Seminary teacher, for a baptism excursion to the Salt Lake Temple. The trip was very inspirational and they were all grateful for the privilege. Miss Ara Anderson entertained her club last Thursday evening at the home oof her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elias Anderson. The extra pants shop. Cliff's Clolhiery ) UT"j -- 1 ("Believe It or Not") Ripley, gave the press a chance to make free use of naughtly expressions. Sample: Chided by Host Ripley for bringing Manhattan a heat wave, Mayor Stenvig replied: "Why it's hotter than HelJ in New York." COMPENSATION - - WASHINGTON Favorably reported to the Senate last week by WyomII. Harry ing's mild Senator Schwartz, member of the Senate Com mittee on Claims, was "A Bill for the relief of Richard I. Kienik," a farmer of Graham, Wash., awarding him ?ir,0 because WI'A blasters working near his farm, on the Puyal-lu- p River Flood Relief Project No. 632. did with their dynamite so !'lle in his inand j !ly 2.10 turkey that only hens his cubators and under 40 hatched, and of these 40 poults, themselves none too strong, 20 died soon after. MIL 2 PROMPT SEPvVICE QUALITY MERCHANDISE REASONABLE PRICES $840,000,000 Spent One Quart GLIDDEN I icoMtnt now f e, for PLUMBING or HEATING The Tiniest Steel Product at Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Koford and children, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ellis and baby attended the Ellis family gathering, held at Connor Springs last week. Dinner was prepared for 30 guests and a good time was had. The young group enjoyed a ball game. Miss Beulah Killpock, of Huntington is visiting her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Leonard. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Hansen and children spent the week visiting relatives in Mink Creek, Iraho. Mrs. Mary Mortensen and daughter, Ethel, spent a few days last week as the guest of her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Vander-hidof Ogden. Mr. and Mris. Jim Hunsaker are-th- e proud parents of a baby girl, born Tuesday, April 19 at Brigham. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Heslop and children, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heslop and children all attended the Green family reunion at West Weber on Friday. Francis Abel and Donna Koford supervised a party of the lark class-iPrimary last week by the assis tance of their teacher, Anne Bran- Two cafitvrSot ffis-- Speedoleum ELWOOD By Mrs. IL P. Rasmussen Salesman Glidden Par ONLY Quart GLIDDEN y Leader Ads Get Results Buy Any Quantity One 1931 Pioneer Iron Enamel - or Reg 35c a I Many a disaster has proved that the only safe gas to use in dirigibles is helium, and the world's helium comes from the U. S. Under an agreement with the U S. made last year, Germany was assured a supply of helium sufficient to operate its North Atlantic airship route, planned to commence service with 0 in June. Then Hitler the ntw absorbed Austria and out of the welter of triumphant speeches the U. S. gathered that its helium might be used for war, held up the shipment. Through U. S. Ambassador Hugh Wilson, German last week inquired when it might expect the agreed shipment of 17,900,000 cu. ft. In January Germany's helium ship "Dessau," with 486 steel cylinders abroad, each accommodating 5,600 cu. ft. of highly compressed gas, docked at Houston, Texas, ready to take back to Germany the first installment. Ambassador Wil son was reminded that Germany had gone to "considerable expense" to re0 from hydrogen to vamp the helium. Last week it became known in Washington that President Roosevelt had taken the question under personal consideration after the Departments of State and Interior had split on it. To make the sale of helium to Germany impossible in this or any other year New Jersey's Congressman J. Famell Thomas, last week demanded repeal of the Helium Act of 1937, permitting sales of helium abroad. Cried he: "Germany is asking for three times as much helium as its new dirigible would require. . . would, in time of war, supply f loying power for three large dirigibles. . . 100 blimps. . . 150 sausage balloons." This was bad news not only to Germany but to brave, Commander energetic, Charles Rosendahl, chief of the Lake- hurst (N. J.) Naval Air Station, who e delast week published a fense of airships in commerce and war. Of helium, Commander Rosendahl wrote: ". . . It appears that nature has so bounteously endowed the United States with helium supplies as to give us not only a virtual world monopoly but also a supply that will be practically unlimited for generations. It now remains to be seen whether we shall take advantage n of this situation and utilize our boundless supply of helium. . . in airships for our national defense and for carrying our mail, merchandise and passengers through oceanic airlines all over this globe." WASHINGTON God-give- JAP-A-LA- C at ;h y $150.00 431-pag- It Takes Light LOOK! s-- A Snap IIELICM helium-hungr- vide perfect privacy for Shirley and quests. AT THESE SPECIALS IN rONTIAC 1933 TV&?$& LZ-13- long-expect- "It is matter for regret $395.00 FORD SEDAN LZ-13- sl LONDON Standard Seda Heater - Radio No shrewd buyer passes up our used car bargains killed CORRECT ADOLF A - ounced TOO BUT ?- ) d, T CfcttE- - 1031 CHEV. 295.00 last wide-eye- - IT THl Rt' riNl V SPLINTtR LCTT FOOL- TEB23 SEDAN Roconditioned 144-to-14- 4, Emperor Hirohito conferred WHO MAKES USED CAB BUYING SAFE CHEVROLET CO. W(C. MAKE tT UKt week with army, navy and leaders, while news Japanese jdjer from Japanese PRODIGY of defeat was withheld headlines annand screaming passes $ WOULD V Locker-Lampso- n jorofmoDuuy. japan's FTeefcy - - PAGE WHV-VO- would smoke, eat and drink, Hitler might be more human and legs clanger ous. He might, like other dictators, be more' anxious to take another per son s concubine rather than their country! Instead, he is a great bis bully in Europe." This novel argument the Commander used in presenting to the House a bill to confer Palestine citizenship upon "oppressed European Jews" who might benefit from it. Jews now be ing mistreated in Austria would be enabled by this bill to assume "extra territory citizenship in Palestine," and they could then apply in Vienna for the aid of His Britannic Majesty's consul general. When a vote was taken on whether the bill should be admitted to a first reading, the House exactly divided creating the first tie in the Mother of Parti merits sincei 1910. Amid laughter the Speaker then broke the tie by casting his vote in favor of one of the most novel pieces of jurisprudence even ' (Continue3 Tie WAEIT, the Speed Cop 1S3S I H Distributors for KOHLER OF KOHLEEt PLUMBING FIXTURES CALL US FOR FREE ESTIMATES LOCATED IN I. 0. O. F. I5UILDING |