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Show TAGS CSYCl EHAH RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1938 Issues At State Capitol Will Debate Said General Jan Syrovy, the new fighting aircraft. Germany leads the rest of Europe in this respect, could Czechoslovak Premier: "We Czechs The MARCH OF TIME are determined once and for all that probably continue to do so. shall be no it petition of what there airAs a war testing ground for aim. u. riT.ovr we suffered on the grounds of have unconsider technicians Spain craft, PrepaieJ by the Editors of TIME The Weekly Newsmagazine "German mislead-inminority questions'." satisfactory, perhaps even Four Speech Students O d A U. S. flier with 14,200 square miles. Thus Dr. Chval-- ; tne Leftiets last year wrote that the SWINGY FRENCHMEN (Continued From Page One) Are Selected to Argue k Kovsny was seen to nave piayea ms Russians had the best ships, the NEW YORK Five years ago, bewhich the whole career of Franklin Proposed Legislation hand not badly at all. no fore the cry of the But mans the pilots. jitterbug was Roosevelt turned his consent. . . to to see Fuhrer Hitler after, man can be sure to what extent Ger-D- heard in the land, a boyish, exuberWaiting (Courtesy of B. R. II. S. Searchlight) run for Governor of New York in Chvalkovsky last week was form- - many, Russia and Italy sent exam-e- r ant Frenchman was busy filling a I don't know An invitation from the West High 1928 was Eleanor's Hungarian Premier Dr. Koloman pies of their best ships to fight over medieval French castle with hot phonwoman is ever going to be on a mission to ask the Ger- Spain. School in Salt Lake has been accepted whether a Daranyi, ograph records by U. S. jazz players. but, if that happens, I man Chancellor to "advise" CzechoThe leading French aviation week The Frenchman, Hugues Panassie, had by Bear River to compete in an open President, candidate." slovakia to yield 8,000 square miles ly "Aera," with many excellent con- never seen a U. S. jazz orchestra in forum discussion on three proposed have my O to Hungary bills in the Utah Legislature room at enough territory to tacts in both Rightist and Leftist the flesh. But what he heard on recend of Czecho- Spain, recently made the best and ords convinced him that jazz was a eastern the off the State Capitol building next Friday, POLITICAL PASSIONS pinch and Poland bioadest survey to date. "Aero's" very important type of music, that and slovakia Mr. Newcomer states. Police Hungary New give IRVINGTON, Jersey Students who are to represent Bear Judge Thomas J. Holleran of Irving-to- n a common frontier. Adolf Hitler said experts particularly noticed in Spain the difference between good and bad River are Norman Shaw, Dale Jenlast week let off with a lecture that Hungary can get only the same that the fighting power of even a par- jazz was worth serious critical consen, Euginia Rogers, and Elizabeth on "Americanism" two teen-ag- e boys sort of thing as Germany got in Su-- j ticular type of plane is enormously sideration, that this difference depend Austin. The three bills they will deone of German, the other of Italian detenland only predominantly Hun-- : affected by both the temperament and ed not on how it was written but on bate deal with a uniform school fund descent who vented their political garian areas, which would not give degree of training of the airmen who how it was played. To drive his points for this state, repeal of the sales tax passions by a swastika on Hungary and Poland a common fron- fly it. They obesrved, for example, home, Connoisseur Panassie wrote a . ... in ui in in m til in in in hi on necessities such as food, and a min- the left forearm of Bernard Oohen, tier, that in Spain the German pilots fight book .called "Le Jazz Hot" which imum wage for men. The forum will 9. But what Fuhrer Hitler said was a "standard battle" in standardized translated into English, promptly beNEWS be arranged in the following proced " '' '" " '" completely unofficial. Officially he planes but are upset by enemy tricks; came the swing fan's bible. I in in i ure: First, a student from West High MOVIE ITEMS left it to Czechoslovakia and Hungary that the Italian pilots display great Swing Fan Panassie arrived last bivilian Conservation corps enrol- -' will introduce the bill, followed by to in matter Italian the settle uncertain in Manhattan on his first visit week virtuoisity negotiation. by mov(but and Nevada will an open forum discussion on the bill, HOLLYWOOD Biggest gross rta in Utah, Idaho, iOO.OOO Czechoslovak soldand are technically more bril- to the U. S. After skimming the cream craft Meanwhile, are "The on y record care-,:jlSingof ie earnings more than 50,000 pounds then they will vote on it. "The Four iers faced 500,000 Hungarians, and in liant; and the Russians take wild of Manhattan's swing spots, Pundit tested seed in 11 national Mr. Newcomer believes that this ing Fool" ($5,250,000), one field the trenches were chances, sometimes most effectively. Panassie concluded that the U. S. of ranthe western to Apocalypse" ($4,500,-000- ), less potato85 will be an interesting and valuable Horsemen is to restore grass than The possibility that English or Manhattan, and Manhattan's Harlem apart. yards and "Ben Hur" ($4,000,000). i's and combat encroachment of the experience for these four students. O or Russians may not prove were "marvelous," but that "jeeter-bogs- " Germans that week But it became apparent last ' iert, Robert Fechner, director of the to were an unmitigated nuisance. able stand bombing from the air is Walt Disney's "Snow White and the A IU FLEETS CCC, announced. The program which fortitude concluded that a concert the He with further Spaniards conSeven Dwarfs," with U. S. receipts LONDON During the Munich To to restore good forage con-- c Try- factor of jazz music was a "seely idea," another introduces shown have Britand e on of so Czechoslovak acres $4,000,000 of graz-tthe crisis, ference nearly tions on some 5,000 S. ish far B. R. into air warfare which has nothing to that the rising generation of "cats" receipts estimated at $1,250,000, according to unconfirmed rumor in lands where ordinary methods of do with quantity or quality of ma- are mere kittens compared with the of record new a set Field will presently and management London last week, Germany's decide a classic Louis Armstrong, "Bir" rir.ge protection received Prospective actors have reabout $6,000,000. Marshal Herman Goering told Prime chines, yet might quickly live not produced satisfactory an to draft war. and "Fots Wallair." In are and school ready of the getting busy copies play Minister Neville Chamberlain that a sult. is likely air in of book sections however, pact, quantity the pre be reading n to air pact ought i Because their humor is to be the main yardstick because it ATTENTION to be held for the that the basis Germany can ""Beet losses in storage piles have paration therefore not officially funny, 1.signed on and . . is the only factor which lends itself n Wednesnext and Monday, Tuesday drain on the NEW YORK Every morning and Rome's Fascist newspaper "II Tevere" have tnree plans ror every tsriutm to always caused a serious to do not have headlines, to diplomacy or even to recent bulle- day. Those trying out week urged all good Italians to one. last evening Manhattan's municipal every sugar beet industry," a convenient estimate. be taking dramatics. Everyone is in fairly or WNYC plays "The Charlie station radio ChapIdaho films this HitleT Adolf of agriculture vited to college showing the tin To proposition boycott compete. Marx ot as its signature. As Banner" and the results Ritz Brothers since in the seems lin, by summarizing simple explains unanswerably the Next Best Thing," se Brothers. EMERGENCY DIRE "Paddy, "II bureau the a conducted muscle, by big every patriot knows, every patriot Making th6 Treaty of 1935 the German Navy experiments lected for this year's school play, is Tevere" added: PRAGUE While Czech and Slovak springs to attention at the first notes "The Marx Brothers was limited to 35 per cent of the size of plant industry on the effect of ferta comedy of English and Irish country are ilizers on sugar beets. To test the life. of the British Navy, and by the Treaty leaders busied themselves in Prague of the national anthem, remains rigid only a big bluff." The date for presentation has of unfertilized beets of 1937 the qualitative limitation of last week playing the weak cards until the end. Because Elizabeth Faffs keeping quality been set for December 9 and 10. dealt to them at Munich, kindly Sir husband is a loyal WNYC fan and a afld those rectiving an application of TALKS TERRITORIAL the two nations was fixed. The cast includes sixteen charac of in beets week Estimated at Washington last Harry Twyford, the Lord Mayor of patriot to boot, Mrs. Faff had a probsuperphosphate, samples MUNICH, Germany Adolf Hitler ters who will be directed in their arrived to announce that a lem on her hands. She wrote the stato London, the close Departnew bags were placed In facin Navy quarters dramatics last week received in Munich the Newcomer, Lloyd by parts fund which he he made her get out of bed in losses tory storage piles. Decay Czechoslovak Foreign Minister Dr. ment were the quantitative air charitable subscription from Sudeten- - tion that nhosDhorus-straveto aid beets were coach at the high school. both sed th started times, complained: "It is rather refugees of powers-baall the great Frantisek Chvalkovsky, No. 1 trouble strengths . . Have you any sugges- reached ef$200,000. had of land kinds all already three to five times as serious as those ffor upsetting. on Cabinet Czech figures shooter in the new Communist and Social-- j tions?" Stumped, WNYC referred the in the fertilized beets. Increases in who officially assured the Fuhrer that fective fighting craft (day and night But Jewish, the Sudeten refu- letter to Mayor LaGuardia. The Mayleaders ist among reconnaissance, yield were about what was expected fighting, "Czechoslovakia will assume a loyal bombers, him the money or was stumped too, asked the Army, told of addition but the from phosphates, gees promptly A attitude toward Germany." Dr. Chval- transport): in the dire emer- the Navy, the D. A. R. what Mrs. no use" is addi an "almost was to .. keeping 6,500 improved quality 5,000 planes foods' girls are busy kovsky also conferred with German Soviet Union Second year 48 hours af- Faff should do. Nobody seemed to Within tional reason for applying superphoS' 4,000 to 4,500 planes gency they faced. dinners for the cafeteria Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribben-tro- Germany preparing in what know. arrived bulletin Sudeten a ter the to refugee explains. 4,200 planes phate, 3,700 and as a result there will be no Italy which opened last Tuesday under the he could But Colonel James Alfred Moss, of Czechoslovakia, remained to 3,100 3,200 planes France in Czechoslovakia. of Miss Chnstensen direction plebiscite back. on of count .The department president general of the U. S. Flag1 being flung agriculture's 3,000 to 3,500 planes to minor revisions of detail Britain Five girls serve at a time, one girl Subject "The last week explained all: Socialist Association, to one Said farm refugee: to pro "dump" surplus program 3,000 planes 2,700 orders the food, later, Germany gets in all some 11,- - U. S. A who manager being . me . to If ". send be eating at a table, talking ducts into the hands of poor Americompelled more than 2,500 planes police will and sees tne meai 585 square miles of Czechoslovakia. Japan over death. the to beaten will be telephone, playing cards, cans at cut prices is taking shape, plans a menu, I and back of But any quantitative estimate through. The other four girls each Under Hitler's Godesberg demands or taking a bath, stand a meal German too Sudeten cooking refugees If in many the corrected must Secretary Henry A. Wallace reports. take care of one of the following dishbe would have gotten approxi- air fleets would be forced and attention use Germany at would Hitler in The plan, designed primarily to reing collect Prague, es, vegetables, meat, dessert and sal- mately 12,000 square miles without light of how rapidly each great pow therefore should not be and unnatural to the excuse take on as duce surpluses and buoy prices is the capital that or monti all rotate until each girl plebiscites and, if all the plebiscites er is increasing its yearly ad. done." over, too." administration's answer to unrest in has They a chance at each position. went Germany's way, a grant total of ly production of reasonably effective city the farm belts. Proposals now being Their reward for working is a din studied call for a "two price" system ner every day during the period in under which certain agricultural pro- which they work, which is twenty ducts and their manufactured proA new group then starts work days. ducts may be offered to relief and and follows the procedure. low income families at prices below Selling sweets has been considered, prevailing market prices. The federal but this, however, will not take place government would bear the loss. until Christmas. . e. Naw-traine- Ger-wea- best-traine- d r. ... 111 pen-knifi- IN BRIEF if 1 de-ra- ed outs Play Monday At Begin H. Beid-erbec- ke British-Germa- "non-Arya- try-ou- ts - , Star-Spangl- j open-mesh- d - Bear River HIGH LIGHTS I p, Farm Security administration announced recently that through cooperation between state medical associations and other professional groups of North and South Dakota, plans to provide emergency medical care for farm families of eligible the two states at a cost of $2 per month per family. About half of the farm families will be eligible to par ticipate in each state. The program Will go into effect November 1, Dr, W. V. Alexander, administrator, said. i low-inco- i Wage rates paid to farm workers during the third quarter of 1938 have declined in contrast to the usual in crease in the period, the bureau of agricultural economics reports. On October 1, rates averaged 118 per cent of pre-wwages but two points lower than on July 1 and eight points lower than October 1, 1937. Practically all drops in wage rates occurred in monthly rates. Little change was Imported for day rates. ar Mm) The resignment of Miss Jewell Christensen from her position as the Home Economics teacher at the high school was announced Monday. It is rumored that she is resigning to be married. She will stay, however, until another teacher can be ob tained for the position. Disappointment has been expressed among the girls who are taking class es under her supervision. School busses have been instructed to leave a few minutes later every morning hereafter so that students riding on the busses will not arrive at school until 8:50. Principal C. E. Smith thinks the students can accomplish more work and spend more time helping their parents in the mornings if the buses do not leave so early. The bus drivers were also asked to wait until 3:40 before they leave the school grounds after school to al- wit ih students to consult their teachers or visit the library. Modification cf "fair and reasonable" wage rates for beet harvesting in Utah was announced recently by the Utah Agricultural Conservation committee, allowing for the farmer to reduce the rate of payment for top Cbrirult ping and loading by 25 per cent where he does his own loading. Based on thP "fair and reasonable" rate scale announced September 19, the har of 8 vesting rate per ton on yields reduced be would acre tons or less per from $1.12 to 84 cents, a deduction of 28 cents. Where the acre yield is 18 or more tens, the rate would be reduced from 90 cents per ton to 67 cents, a reduction of 22 cents foraccordloading. Other rates, varying ac- reduced are tn viplds. inr nptP J I.fe cordingly. mmi;K ' NEW "60' mi -- VOOt SEDAN SS9 r " AZW 'TO" ER -' 4 POC ' SIMM f9St- car for the stand-oof them the With pick IN a- wauu m.wt Oil. neia all in the Econo-Mastquality Six with a flashing new popular-pric- e in the engine. 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