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Show BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY. OCTOBER CiXSS TWO 6, 1533 I m I ' , I . .7 U.S. and Utah Farme' . world no passenger trains are in opof facilities Aid transport eration, aa all Keforestati1 Catered at the Postoffic at are needed for the movement of Rep.) Utah aa Second Class flatter. and war supplies all civil aviaPnbUshml at Tremofltoo, Utah, on tion has been grounded, and the "tele1 American farmers have rk 'ZlfU. r. faoreday of each week. phone lines, by order of the govern' '-larger area to forests than tny -- MODERN USING WOMEN ment, are being held open for official I.. Subscription Rates SEX LURES TO PREVENT group, reports irom tne United S V Joan Clair, declare WAR!" f' je $2.00 messages only. service show. Since the r m forest and fcj. Due Year (In advance) authority ro'.ed beauty on this day, war has not come. Com- Yet, . Claircl ... of th H McNary law, providing for ft.l $100 pr6.dent Elx Months (In advance) V study i I"V. pany. Just returned from aabroad. For Hitler has given Czechoslovakia state nurseries to supply smau 4 Cz faah.on and ! .. of V; beauty 50$ a week in which to answer his ulti Three Months (In advance) ale She state, that the colorful V at low cost, was to farmers the new ..Ihouette. i fashion., brushed-umatum. What happens then, will be I hair art the 1924, a cumulative tree plar.tir-- J , t 'V the V .and omen are I ' , known by the time this sees print. A European Wapon. r ord has been maintained. AW I. to keep their men at home.a VV i K--' 0,na resume of wliat has happened may rr: won't start all Franca cent i """"V sN of " has "Certainly beer per planting ' to the reader confused war." ay M.S. Cla.r. "French 5 da cessful. TKe'ooJy rUce in d U. S. wHere l!oti nJ prove helpful women are o chic the men . v, r ,V njr iuirf At bu.incM bedazzled by conflicting rejvorts. dvwti.ina mrtrr covertn and Th' won, VViibout Clarke-McNarobtained Iree tad The or produrt can be V-- ' nursery Lv 3 J When Chamberlain returned from Library. Obligation ia the Amencan Industrial on Utah located the are State Agncil M rite (or Buune'u Advertising Mattel you his first visit to Hitler, met with Dala-adiiotereated in;aane will be promptly forwarded. college campus, has operated .;J and the French and and Bonnet jai AMES I CAM INDUSTRIAL LIBRARY British cabinets, and announced that 1930, has supplied approximate!-- , :e Eaiiueeriui Bulidiaft. klca.o, Illlao i all had agreed to "urge" the Czechs 000 trees to farmers in Utah ar; " "a vada for windbreak and farm w to give Germany the Sudeten area DC Each the ternua in return for guarantees of her year purposes. NATIONAL EDITORIAL trees shipped from the dispense 4 ritorial Integrity in the future an rif fice has increased substantially5 9 3 3 "urging" which meant bringing irreCLevnA-tnt ' : the 1938 distribution reached V:'1 a ! sistible pressure to bear on the little ONE MAN TEAM? No, but this . '" , ' i ' ees. to a familiar be was '! I j the world , wll Js soot! sight V' aghast democracy ' V f Mr. and Mrs. America a. Autumn , ,?, ti Ii ft t , A roll, that the French and Eritish should An area of 3,680 square mile, "U v ''- - Q '. lr around again. Many a quar. ; ,. va V'" "' terback aoon may wi.h ho had as P have so shamelessly sold their ally f'""been successfully planted to trt 1 i ii same down the river. But at the time, all agencies, the total area being k the world was grateful that peace had ly twice as large as Delav oi apparently been maintained, even tho this area farmers planted 1,260 ,A ,jl as well as to your Country it did not like the price paid. Then . miles. t jr Chamberlain went again to Hitler The forest seivice reports ap' or v For the and returned defeated. mately 900 square miles of succl ' had raised his price plantations on national forests PATRONIZE YOUR he wanted not only the Sudeten have planted a total of 7i0 s. LOCAL MERCHANTS (which he claims, without truth, once i mile3 of forests. Municipalities most to Germany; in reality, belonged of succ- - 1 miles 163 square nearly of the Sudeten belonged to the old I 4 : f i KATE SMITH arrives on the f 4 "" C I I plantings in community and ?. f i" Job at the CBS Playhouse off ? t f Hapsburg Austrian empire, and there j Al 'I 1 t shed forests. Industrial organiza J "Kl Time. Square for first re- - fs j is as much or more racial difference , . T. v.r-'5hearsal of her new Thursday j U) have 372 square miles, 66 of j H A ,4 "" between a German and an Austrian night radio series over the f . ii T Network. Columbia S , and f were for pulp , paper mills ECONOMIC as between an American and a Canad ' at lr32 v or for ,m lumber f jt companies, ian, for example) but insisted that t, HIGHLIGHTS 0 companies, 4 for railroads, S3fow rt the "rights" of Poland and Hungary ' ter and power companies. Other fili5a ' to other parts of Czechoslovakia be -r:3 MU ,' i '" I tt O IIAPPENUJGS f , , I ')"'':'.tiJ::.j ganizations planted 41 square ri" as well. This meant the THE DINNER PAILS, DIVIDEND recognizeddismemberment of the reSchools and colleges planted 15 raan v to name the his FOUND! AND FRED ALLEN signs TIME LOST ',' CHECKS AND TAX BILLS OF complete of millions rsaio hSalt Utaline individuals planted 109 scf ated various Bonneville that dotted insure, Flats, public. And that was a price that Mr. ' i'john Cobb of London, England, listener, another season of mirth and EVERY INDIVIDUAL. NATION-A'Pres miles. "vv. Chamberlain was unwilling to pay. He record world music. The popular comic of "Town Hall held the speed jf who t M his usual Wednesday AND INTERNATION- agreed to simply transmit the de for a day, i. shown inspecting Tonight" occupies to tree : In the addition plante Network. the Gruen Curvex for the side night spot on the AL PROBLEMS INSEPARABLE Krg soil of the wrist that was awarded mands to Benes and Syrovy; it is sigconservation the federal FROM LOCAL WELFARE. the him when he made the record nificant that he refused to recommend ".11V J CAUl,UUalLJf. ( f i speed of 350.20 miles per hour on the Salt Flats here. The folVB3Z their acceptance. And the French following day he lost the record to lowed the British lead. MSf.V-- ,., vl service in shelterbelts under the another Capt. Englishman, i , ''" George E. T. Eyston, but he in this the short Further, by ip Rtntpa fnrestrv nroippt. annrnv . time, Eurall ia written, On the day thia timer. With him keeps . Gus hisP. new space of a few days, there had been secretary dread Bprkman, The ly 450 square miles of trees were" " armed ia an camp. ope of the Salt Lake City Chamber a great change of sentiment in Eng ed in reforestration projects mobilizaof Commerce who presented tho white posters proclaiming' land and in France. Eden made a watcii. 1937and cities the in have tion :fui appeared towns of France. The British High strong speech, which was received mar with tremendous to the ef f vi u .... 4.. v.'i, mwrf-v- . DRIVERLESS AUTO? We!!, Chicago Seas Fleet has steamed to battle sta- fect that the time approval, ten has cuir.e when the police say it will be if fcylio Oruk, its Commercial Depart- fby tions off Scapa Flow. Germany has dictators must for it inventor, tloesn't securer : be if are on stopped they soon. The :ed by numbeikss f slov legions massed almost ' I 1 Ozuk at 130 miles r . ever to be stopped from dominating ul has . i : I of the Czech and French borders. Museluded police dome; Baldwin, the former premier, solini has again pledged his friendship Europe. Prix called on Chamberlain and urged a ' mac to Hitler, and reiterated his readiness line. So did the brilliant Winstranger to go to war for the ''iniiHMiniuiiimmiMmmmiuuMinimmnmmiHmiiimiiiimiiiHimuimiiimm ston Churchill, leader of the REAL HIGH COST LIVING Amer (Courtesy of B. R. H. S. Searchl ; rnec overominous An censorship ideology. The commercial department t v, .11 icans who grouse about the high cost of the Conservative . hangs Russia, where correspondents party. And inwing ! an enrollment tar over shadowing: to live in of mobs Germany France, living, ought gathered vast on a movements report troop to cheer the Czechs and hiss the awhile. Latest reports from that coun- - of past years, a total of 243 nr vljA scale. Poland and Hungary, German Germans. ing enrolled. 93 allies both, are on a semi-wa- r footing. ex- In foods. A few for certain trewhat a was Judging from the interest thatL... brief, typical happened Even in little Switzerland, an ironic mendous been tenderltaken so fir this semester. l. V beef in a sentiment that amples are, per pound: iHiMiHiuiiiiiiniuiiMuniMliH!iiininuMMiHHnuiiiiunuiiiiuniuuitluinilHiiiiiliiHi!HiHiiuuHiMiutMtHtiuiiuiHui;!nunMiniiuiuniiiMiniuM press dispatch states, delegates to a might be growth 31 advanced typists will accoir 33 68 in cents; cents; this hamburger, oin, phrase: League of National Disarmament "We must expressed to aid solution of tax problems as they chicken, 45 cents; butter, 58 cents; very much. A net opced oi Iioij tt!E fight sooner or later; we NEW YORK, Oct. 3 BUSINESS Conference had to raise their voices be-as labor." well affect now when our ! coffee, $108; sugar, 14 cents; a dozen to 80 words per minute h exptiWj-month might fight Virtually unnoticed the last to make themselves heard above the; chances of the! eggs, 60 cents. These prices are for from every student when the cf gUS cause of complete domination of victory are best." roar of Swiss army planes patrolling Can Germany win the next war? news by the European crisis, business the German worker whose basic wage is completed next spring. Eachcmj overhead. FOR-Tootl TO WATCH THINGS The best military experts think she in America has quietly been staging is between $17.50 and $26.50 for a 30 typewriters are filled all six like g In Czechoslovakia, sand, able, of the day. j me; week. cannot, even though Italy and some a steady upward climb from spring's cleanser in uquiu iorm, . . vegeutuie President Bencs has signed the of the smaller central New equipment includes fivejint ice creams, developed by a New Jercome to mill have levels. low Steel poweis operations mobilization order, and every reservist her side. tirely new typewriters, text books!; returned to 46.7 per cent of capacity, sey dairy; its line will soon include They think an entente has been called to the colors. A govf Bri jcurus. -c- several desks. ijn jnu-waul,iims of France, Britain and Russia and steel men look for a rate of 60 per tomato, spinach, pea and lima bean ice' u- s- corporations ernment of sweeping emergency pow- would in the our-1 More armament wa . . of Increase ream. long run prove irresisti- cent before the end of October. Sales t i i f of oonus or pension ers has been established under the ble but n4lve S. as U, Government chases result, meanthink in the that by they managers say incoming orders from premiership of a Czech national hero time, Europe would see horror and wholesalers and retailers to manufac- of war scare. A carbon monoxide P'ans for employes, Senate Committee Inspector-Generfinds. . . New record high established Syrovy, deprivation on an offered detector scale. turers reflect confidence that consumbeing by an insurance in Elects Officers; a military genius whose World War We have seen in unprecedented gold shipments to U. S. during on a small er purchasing power will continue to company; simple to install, the cle- e Eu- achievements are of an almost legen- scale, what modernSpain, of from f wh flight accidents! capital to is war means, with gain. Study of the Federal Reserve vice said guard against of B. R. H. S. Search!; G; (Courtesy " ' dary character. Prague and the other its bombing of defenseless civilians Board's business summary for Aug- resulting from breathing enough of, iVJum 7" "I have two fine officers to i Czech cities are cut eff from the pre whiio driving to cause announces plans for construction of a Multiply vastly this grisly scene and ust, reported last week, indicates that thA fstnl complete gypsum plant at Jackson with, and I'm going to do my be off nri iv fntim.P you will have an idea of what a Euro-pea- for September the board's index :of i,,rin.h ... ville, Florida. . . Grain movement now make this a highly successful & nation-wid- e war will very likely mean. g industrial production rose A tool that works . padding to traffic and revenue of wes- - for the band," says Farrell Arcb 0O0 above 90 for the first time in eleven a fountain pen; it will lay sin newly elected manager of the as 100, such double or triple lines of uniform Europe's armies are much larger months. Based on 1923-2tion new establish record this may The other officers are Heber Bi now than in 1914. Russia has almost an index figure would compare with weight and thickness at any desired . . More than 1,500 workers reyear. and Margaret t 88 83 in 76 quartermaster, in in and men of in her forces today 20,000,000 August, July spacing by a simple adjustment to payrolls of turned Manning, secretary and treasure, aa against 4,000,000 then. France has May. guides. . . Another movie like the hit, Glass Co. during September, D. The band ha3 resolved to 6,200,000, as against 1,380,000. Britain "Mr. Deeds Goes to Town;" if pro- H. GcKxiwiilie, vice president, reports in making this a big yea: has 917,000, as against 803,000. Italy duced, it may be called, "Mr. Smith . . . Automobile tire sales rose 22 part of With Bear WASHINGTON River by being at all the scrutiny has 7,125,000, as against 2,000,000. Goes to Washington." per cont in August over July. . . Buick football and basketball games a: s me structure nation scnectuieai lax one central power, curiously Only and Studebaker cut prices from $51 many of the ethers as the school to be a major undertaking of the next enough, has no greatly increased forto $102 on 1939 models. A ces Germany, with 3,600.000 soldiers Congress, a call for a national tax transport it to. AHEAD? BAR WEATHER L. P. made About fifty members of the by Marciante, five year accumulation of rain "denow, as against 3,350,000 in 1924 council, of New Federation Labor last Jersey of "The Maid These figures include reserves. Saturday were guests of the Orleans" ficits" in America makes it an ia viewed here as highly signifithat this fall and winter will Joan of Arc was called "The Maid Fair in Salt Lake City where cant because of the strong voice labor see played a concert. ii3L:iin.i;i!iis plenty of downpours and flooded of Orleans." She defeated the Engnow has in national and state affairs. lish at the The transportation of the trip f there of Battle afdeclare business cellars, analysts Marciante made his national tax coun- ter a in 1429. luncheon while in Salt Lake City bureau of weather study cil of a Florida upon proposal detreceipt is a rain ti rule Though as Federation of Labor committee's re- rimental to retail trade, merchants us: port which urged labor and industry handling galoshes, overshoes, WE HAVE ELECTED TO d to cooperate in effecting revision of tires and umbrellas may expect to be IXCKEASE OI K READER LIST fi the nation's "dangerously patchwork" in for a good year, Dr. H. E. Fritz tax structure. of the B. F. Goodrich Company beWe are to nerve. With more readers that lieves. The hall closets of the nation governThough recognizing we can give better service. Fill out and ment expenditures may require addi- are poorly stocked for the stormy mall tho following blank to the Bear River tional tax revenue, the Florida report weather ahead, he says, as indicated Valley Leader, Tremonton, Utah, or phone warned that "the success of the I by sales figures for the rainwear in23-- J and our agent will call. program depends on the fair- dustry. In the nine years since 1929, to Shell ness of new taxing plans' and charged when $12,303,000 worth of rain coats ORDER YOUR SUBSCRIPTION that "the high cost of living is un- was manufactured, production has av. masked as the high cost of hidden eraged only slightly above $3,000,000 taxes that fall inequitably on the wage annually. This low inventory situation earner and nullify labor's wage gains." plus new fabrics such as a silk gar! Marciante proposes that tax study ment "duranized" by the application 1 6 ISIos. ... $1.00 ... $2.00 3 Mos. ... 50! committees formed by A. F. of L. of what scientists call koroseal should units in New Jersey, New York. Con- help to make the coming season a 12 necticut, Massachusetts, New Hamp- banner year, Increasing sales and emriease Send The Bear River Valley Leader to shire and Vermont work together in ployment in both the manufacturing a joint program, looking to a national and retail divisions of the rainwear council "giving united effort and force industry. i Name 12 . d a an a g n a p n 0 CtAB EIVEB VAIAE1 LEADEB t, , 7 --- --- --- '' - I Free to Pjibli'c In ca sol-die- rs "i Forest Service L fj J ' iii W. V j - p -ni,J ! ' J ' - J Q et er r y t 1 . .'i'',' s - J - j.' ., 1 . H - To Your Town . J-- c ; Z C l. 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