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Show BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, JULY 7, PAGE 1S33 THPJ3 Exceptional Furniture Values Will Be Featured For Even! the Red Cross that no longer protects him." In Spain, military hospitals are kko. u. a pat. orr now camouflaged, ambulances are painted to look like trees, earth or Prepared by the Editors of TIME The Weekly Neusmo:az tne grass. The International Red Cross has maintained neither hospitals nor Not until 1935 did the first flapront mm (Continued r consistent abuse of the Red Cross sym medical units in Spain, but has concentrated on transferring Rightist with bol occur. Then ...al medical organidation giant red crosses paint to France, in effecting agreein traditionally neutral ed on Ethiopian hospitals become wel-- 1 refugees ments for the release of hostages and come targets for Italian airmen. Next in feriand, with autonomous sending from one side to the other in every civilized na- - year the Spanish civil war broke, the messages from members of families were Red Cross symbol was soon found to punant and his associates split by the civil war. Chief medical 26 governments to be such a liability that the British' aid has gone to Leftist "t to induce Spain from "Lancet" philoso- -' the Medical Bureau and North Ameriagreements guaranteeing re- medical journal for the wounded, neutralizing phized: "The plain fact is that a doc-- can Committee to aid Spainsh Democthe ma- - tor serving a modern army in any racy, which have outfitted 80 ambuary hospitals, protecting nd personnel of medical ser-'- f capacity is no more neutral than a lance units, sent $464,621.85 to Spain worker of artilleryman. for medical and refugee activities, Also agreed upon was the use munitions white flag bearing a red cross Since he is not neutral he will be haye sent $330,400 worth of goods. At . international symbol of sane- - bombed. When he is bombed he will be the outset cf the war compelled to remove or camouflage the Japanese refused Lnternational MARCH OF TIME The A Typical "Better" Bedroom PLAY GROUND NEWS (By Jack Anderson) ever seen such; weather? Well neither have I. It seems to glory in interrupting our playground fun. Inspite of the raia however, the classes at school have still gone on. The girls are painting1 on glass and they are making a very good job of it too. The boys are still carpenters, and very busy carpenters Hello Kids, have you ? rs sup-uni- ts 1 o Sino-Japane- se celebrate "Better Bedrooms Week" with this brilliant offer I. II We i r they are. Attention Boy of High School AgeJ Coaches Tripp and Sheffield are willing to put in time organizing Indoor baseball, football, baseball, bas ketball or any other kinds of teams the boys desire. Wouldn't it be fun to play basketball at the high school and then follow It up with a swim? This young lady's family "bettered" up its master bedroom ahead of I'll say it would! the launching of Tremonton's "Better Bedrooms Week." The furniture If you are interested be at the playis of popular bleached wood, and the walls are of shell pink. The size of the bedroom enabled the family to furnish it with two furniture ground at 5:30 p. m. this Friday after noon. Who knows but what we may groups, of the type which will be displayed during "Better Bedrooms e Week." The beds of the two suites are used as twins'. find a great athletic star among us and then when he has gone on to Red Cross aid, the Chinese accepted. Fort Belvedere (the Duke's former fame we'll say "Say, he is swell, I This aid takes the form of Red Cross residence outside London). The coiur used to play with him at the Tremon-to- n fund allotments to reputable hospitals, try needs him, for he is the greatest Playground." So long Kids, see you next week. influence for the peace of Europe." refugee camps, clinics already Another group advocating the Duke's return is the "Henchmen of dictators, marching behind a German Honor," founded by retired British band. Some wore brown shirts, for COMMAND PERFORMANCE Barrister Robert Elton. The "Hench- Hitler; some black shirts, for MusROME A battalion of Bersaglieri, men" have appealed to the Duke to solini; some red shirts for Stalin, and come to England, have received no some the white shirt, white ducks and crack, sharpshooting troops of the Italian Army, was trudging along a reply. Lawyer Elton, independently panama of Fisherman Roosevelt. to the Duke on the They raised beer cans in a fascist dusty road near the town of Faenza seeking one day last week when it was over- throne, bases his case on the claim salute. Said their placards: Frankie taken by an official automobile. At that the 1936 Abdication Act, while is just a lot of Frankfuter, Beware beof Third Terminites, When bigger and the head of the column the car stop- passed by Parliament, is illegal cause it was not a mandate from, the better dictators are made, he'll be a Out Premier ped. stepper Mussolini, e uni- people. Fortnight ago, however, his Harvard man. nattily decked in the cause received its first legal setback. On they came, class after class, form of the Fascist miilitia. The Duce took his place in front Founder Elton's statement of claim holding aloft such jibes as The moriof the battalion, challenged the sold- that the Act was "illegitimate" was bund life, How red the Roose, Richrefused a hearing on the grounds that ard Whitney, Franklin Roosevelt, iers to a trot into town. it was not on the regular schedule Putzl Hanfstaengel All good Har The Bersaglieri are famed for their of cases. vard men you can have them. Con ability to move for hours at a steady spicuous was the cliiss of '28, dressed nimble-footetrot. However, no sharp as Snow VvTiite Class shooter was brash enough to forge and the 200 Barbar Chase) Baby ahead and when the startled populace Dwarfs, because it carried at Faenza rushed into the streets to placards. The class of '18, welcome 11 Duce, he was still in the originally planning to play John Barlead. Congratulating the Bersaglieri leycorn in barrels, at the last moon their condition, he gave their ment added top hats and spats and 3,000 lire ($157) to buy them called themselves Economic Royalists. special mess kits. A HARVARD MAN, said one of their o signs, DID THIS TO US. Not to be outdone by the elders, Harvard's "WANT IIDI BACK!" - - graduating seniors marched into the LONDON The 44th birthday of stadium chanting: "Breadline, here we the Duke of Windsor passed by in come." Great Britain last week with no other press notice than a seven word anSHOP nouncement in the London Daily Tele. . . Even the little tots get a thrill the But of The graph. society ADS several hundred Britishers who from bedroom modernization! This new finds the attractive youngster have banded together to perpetuate bedroom an inviting place to play. the memory of the Duke as Edward The furniture is finished in VIII, were determined to accorrd the French walnut veneer, as day more formal recognition. Some are several other suites being dis250 members, largely middle-age- d played by dealers during TremonFOR SALE: men and women, crowded into a seconton's "Better Bedrooms Week." d-rate restaudant in London's 1 Old Newspapers district for a commemorative BARBED CONFETTI - - dinner and dance. From the French Riviera, where he is summering with CAMBRIDGE, Massachusetts V Leader Office the Duchess, the Duke sent greetings. Franklin Delano Roosevelt, 04, was High spot of the evening was the not there. Neither was honeymooning hollow-eye- d Son John, '38. But Harvard's reuning tearful speech of sallow-faceNovelist Campton Mackenzie, alumni had the Roosevelts very much whose plans for a book, in mind when they gathered in Sold"The Windsor Tapestry," were quash- iers Field last week for the annual ed by the Duke himself. "We want class-da- y parade and confetti fight. him back!" wailed Author Mackenzie. They spoke their minds with missiles "We don't want to send greetings to more punishing than confetti. France. We want to send them to The first reunion class, '35, came as full-siz- - I rtaiiiir Wrr list I re-se- at 'c&' fM - P4jL I I Vanity ; , snow-whit- I ' 'e v :hA 7k rii'; r2a (teak- --r,- - one-mi- - . le d Thrill for Youngster com-mad- """ v.. ? ' f (6 er if . . You can thank Better rooms Week for this opportunity to own a distinguished Doembecher .bedroom group. Clean-cumodern lines styl ed for the future. Built for the future, too. Veneers of exquisitely figured natural walnut of finest quality. Drawers carefully finished inside and out, ma with smooth, sturdy rails Center bottoms. guide ple for easy operation. Burnished metal drawer pulls. Large mir-o-r , , ors of neavy plale giaS3' Bed- K t, rich-looki- Hol-bo- ly 1 Jnatee-up- " I GIVES bS I Doem- I bechet HI with purchase I -- v 1 it U" n4 gtoup out closing I 1 r- 1 fil - J Catalina Twin Bed group, two beds, vanity, chest $104. Catalina Dresser Vanity, Bed, Chest $84.50. Night Bench-- $6. All pieces Stand-$9- .50. available in Bleached Walnut at slightly higher prices. I I I1 1 I t f" J B rn d, pro-Edwa- rd SHAW & IVERSON n THROUGH THE LEADER FIRST Octa-vian- s, Y?7 "BETTER BEDROOMS WEEK" SPECIAL important thing we can tell you about furniture is that it's made by Doembecher. Faith of thousands in this manufacturer's dependability has never been shaken. Quality construction goes all the way through. Rich figured and constructOriental walnut veneers. ion permits seven large drawers in vanity; five draweis and hat compartment in chest. Smooth- - The this most Down-to-flo- TUCSON or Bedroom Group f? toms. Dust-pro- of partitions under top and bottom drawers. Center guide rails. Distinctive metal drawer OGDEN, UTAH v VANITY adiiidtnhlA mnL-o.iinPiven i' i mirrnr Doembecher with purchase of this group in closing out this line in luxurious French Walnut. Bleached Walnut slightly higher. x " , ZZQQ PAIRS Summer footwear for every member of the family i v, J ".i ' r-,.--r i , j i f .i-i. ft-,- Sale Semi-Annu- al BED CHEST S8.50 ' '.1 . . by DOERNBECHER pulls. plate glass mirrors. LRSfifilUGLS The 1 i at important savings. WOMENS AND GIRLS SHOES m . Formerly $2.98 to $6.93 $1.49 to S3.95 . " - - rx - - r - j ' -J v 'Willi vi 4 CHILDRENS SHOES ST. 00 to $2.49 ROYS SHOES ' $1.49 to S2.98 J Anesu Extra for twin beds Alan Ti:r. o"" ricua Avnilahle: $22 . J MENS SHOES $ 7 $2.98 to $4.45 DOWN STAIRS STORE 3J02Z32Z222H3 |