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Show f BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER TWO CXAR RXVEB VAIXE1 LEASES Catered at the Fo&tofflce at Utah as Second Class Matter. Published at Tremonton, L'tah, on narday of each week. Tre-ftaoato- o, Subscription Rates One Year (in advance) - - fllx Months (in advance) - .Three Months (in advance) -- $2 00 -- $100 50 c Free to P.ubli'c Tte'only place in th U. S. where catalog and ajvertiains; matter covering any line 61 businra. or produrt can be obtained l"roe And Without Obligation ts the American Industrial Library. M'nte tor Buainea Advertising Matte you are) interested in; same will be promptly forwarded. AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL LIBRARY EaiiaMt-ijitllaiJdJa- . CkituMo. IllUoi vANATIONAL u 4lei- CDITCRIAl ASSOCIATION I93 5 (; To Your Town as well as to your Country the lowest possible tariff costs. Mr. Hull believes in this not only because be thinks it is good for world commerce of greater importance, he feels that strong and amicable commercial ties between great powers is the best guarantee we can have of world peace. So far a large number of treaties have been concluded, the most important one being that effected with Canada. And a new and potentially more important one still, is about concluded with Britain, and will go into effect, according to schedule, the first of next year. Under the terms of these treaties, the great bulk of deals are consumated in cash dollars, pounds, francs, lire, rubles, or whatever currencies are used in the nations involved. I 17, 1938 Basketball Outlook Bright For the Lommg Seasot J" I v j I IVi When you do business with Oer--j many, however, cash is the one thing you can't get. The Reich has next to no foreign credit. Therefore, at Hitler's bidding. Dr. Schacht of the Reichsbank put into effect a curious and novel scheme. If you, for instance, are an American manufacturer cf J r- I , li - I j rrf tijK&r f S-'- - x; - '" 7 . I - Y . Siswynh.i V" 1 Alfred "Mike" Wallace, dives, on ball during practice. a loose Nary Center .xJUlj : 1 typewriters, and accept an order for ten thousand machines from Germany, all you get when they are delivered is a credit. You may use this credit J within Germany to buy cameras, toys, liquor, or anything else that is produced in German territory, to the val ue of the typewriters you have sold PATRONIZE YOUR If you have a market for such Ger LOCAL MERCHANTS 1 man products, or if you can find a f" for well and credit, good buyer your I -3 But otherwise you can't get real money I "MoJ Beautiful Cars," k say artists. "Besil'--" ' L3 J Both are say jperformers," as engineers. this column has Today Germany, I Irigfat! 1939 cars have great new ' styling pointed out before, is looking more I land mechanical leatures. For (7 examplej more to South America. Conquest and I I this Nash has new beauty, plus the L I ECONOMIC J of Sudetenland has greatly increased IrWeather Eye" automatic conditioned I lair German 1 industrial ior system winter, gear shifter on production, and she P 1 HIGHLIGHTS I fthe steering column, new 11 must find markets. Furthermore, she f5""" type of power- - --p'?"" engine, automatic tuning radio and f X . is often able and willing to make far O HAPPENINGS THAT AFFECT better barter deals than we can make THE DINNER PAILS, DIVIDEND CHECKS AND TAX BILLS OF in cash deals. In central Europe GerEVERY INDIVIDUAL. NATIONmany has already taken a large part of the great market which once was AL AND INTERNATIONv I 1 11 Mi AL PROBLEMS INSEPARABLE largely monopolized by the English. FROM LOCAL WELFARE. She is threatening to do the to us in the Western hemisphere. What will come of this growing conflict and make no mistake about If it were a sporting event; the con- its seriousness cannot yet be foretest now being waged between the cast. Perhaps we will change our forUnited States and Germany in seek- eign policies somewhat in order to sue ing foreign markets, principally in cessfully meet German competition. V . " . f Latin America, could aptly be adver- And perhaps still more possible, is , tised in this fashion: "Cordell Hull and me chance that Hitler will take the his Reciprocal Trade Theory vs. Adolf initiative in resuming trade relations . Success Story Winsome Punkins jw- -t j ktm.iMff.-Hitler and his German Barter System wun mis country the last trade Parker, blonde Texas singer and FcaEly Motcrincj Pony I Quite the show of the century." As Bus agreement we had with Germany was Msufe with rootrfrat the wheel, dancer, who secured a featured lness Week puts it, in more sober cancelled by Hitler in 1934, and we role in "Artists and Models vj this hi tutrfer family j es to Abroad." vein, "The political, battle which end- have done relatively little business ll&SJOil ed in the Munich truce was fought al- with her since. As Business Week al most entirely in Europe. Its sequel so says, there are three big reasons Is a vast trade war that is going to wny Hitler Our Overland Cruise passengers desire this: (1) Germight be fought in the Americas." many needs American buyers to ab This is primarily a conflict between sorb some of the eel their trip, as the trains had stop MSiX of Sudeten: two philosophies of world trade. Mr. (2 Germany alsoproducts needs us to absorb ped running and many parts of PalHull, as his long congressional record some of the produce of her own in(Continued From Page One) estine, specially around Jaffa, Tel shows is at heart a free trader. He ternal industries; (3) If the Ansrlo-U- . shallvine Dolicv. Dlavine- un to the Aviv, Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Haifa, is also a realist, and thus knows that S. trade agreement does etd.. are Dracticallv nndpi martini lnw nnH niamntr nr. intn of. a the. t.to pt the Ideal of free trade 13 not attain- iecc, as almost certain, this will there is no doubt, that thev have although it has not been called so able in the world at present and in destroy a valuable export market fori promised them more than they can officially. Curfew is just another name all probability will not be for decades unless adjustments can be keep and now they just realize that for that. The old city of Jerusalem, Germany, to come, if ever. Therefore, he seeks made. someone is going to be hurt by the where most of the Arabs live, is prac-finwhat he believes is the next best thing This drama is well worth decision. There is of course no' tically shut off from the new part, watching trade agreements between this and is the sort of thing that deter- doubt but that the British can re- - where the Jews live. Last week people it Dther countries designed to promote mines world prosperity or world de- store order there once they make their, were only allowed out of their houses the freest possible flow of goods with pression, as well as peace and war minds up to it and with all those' a couple of hours during: the dav for Whatever hapjxm, it is a colorful and fiolcJiers there, just can sweep every-- J necessary shopping. The rest of the novel chapter in the long history of thing before them and then just will time they just have to stay indoors. have to rule the country by military international commerce. Now they have curfew at 11:00 p. force. 0O0 "i. places 01 amusement such as I myself am not able to say who movies are run so that Biggest domestic Administration they are over headache is provided by the farmer. is right and who is wrong. Each claim by 10:30 and then people hurry home. Arab or Jew, seems to be For anyone caught in the streets after American agriculture, by and large, whether : t ..1 lu me. has virtually revolted against last juamicu certain it is, tnat the special passes the Jews have built up Palestine and made first fine is 5 shillings, then 10 shil- year's farm plan, whose main tool is t me piugressive country it is. If it lings and so on. Surely nice condi the marketing quota device. ivn to tne AraDS, just very tions to live under. Could you imagine Out of this has come the plan, little .iau now publicized as yet, for selling farm sur- little progress would have been made. conditions like that, say in Tremon in much pluses to the nation's "underprivileged The strange part of it is, that there ton? If people don't stop when chal is load3 of room for all of them, if lenged, why the at cut rate, prices. The one includes Transjordania etc., but tiers to shoot andmilitarydo.just has or of government, course, would subsi they they just can't live side by side. dize the venture, StylIn Haifa the Arabs close shops as With the election coming up, this . See new plan was allowed to remain dormant. . . . But now that'the voters have spoken their minds, it is apt to be revived and pushed. In the meantime, the whole farm-ai- d program has bogged down, and is in a state of paralysis. And the average farmers, observers report, is City, growing increasingly dubious of the Department of Agriculture. Afc.ivaw' tri J iW.j 1 . " 1 J same-thin- k I 'M MS?. -- J , J I Conditions In Far East lOla by raritian rh see-m- s ' al -- j I I CURLEY HAIRCUT HODGES I v ;,.-,:?- . ..... ... . that-excepti- George Hodges has completed the course the talked of Curley Cut and Hair ing .. the for Fall uptrend u-- one-tnir- a I Utah Advertising i--: a. 1 . (1) You wish to HOLD all of your present customers. . (2) You wish to SELL more goods to your .v- .- Lrrnooce. Fr.e. -'- present customers. (3) You wish to REPLACE with new customers the old ones who move away. (4) You wish to INCREASE THE NUMBER t 1 I - j atteK-hear- J INSURANCE A GOOD THING TO HAVE AND NOT NEED A TERRIBLE THING TO NEED AND NOT HAVE ALL LINES FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE JAiIE3 BROUGH REAL ESTATE INSURANCE TELEPHONE SUBSCRIBERS INVITED TO INSPECT PLANT The Bear River Valley Telephone Company has ljeen striving always to give good, efficient service at a minimum of cost. In keeping service costs at a minimum, toll charges are not made on calls around the valley as is done in every other system. We appreciate having our subscribers who have trouble to report, to call the manager at number 0. All information is treated confidentially and we are only too glad to receive it. you conduct a retail store, there are four things you wish to do eq""PmP"' J r style ,ube. . Tr.nsp ,. . rr "v Inf- al Motors 1H! of your customers. THE BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER s 1 o Does Four Things If Thus you have four objectives. Not one of those objectives J u Beauty Salon Brigham (Courtesy B. R. 1L & zjs darkness sets in, they refuse r: . Pantainlpss to burn electricity as it is a Jewish r j concern. semblage of basketball heroes 'i There is a fear resting over all the port for intramural games to ed this week. people and in walking the streets, they look to right and left and over their Eight members of last year's shoulders, no one knows when it is will be back this year. Whiv"1 their turn to be bumped off next. A two cf the boys played re!?! burst of a tire is sufficient to cause last season's team that won statT solation championship, Coach a panic. i confident of building" a nn ly'4 an is He I met today a man I know. American citizen, but I just don't that will work as smoothly H know what his origin is. I always haps go as far. i3 team A was he He Jew. a reputed thought captain, usually chos i to be the richest man in Haifa, any the athletic banquet in the t way he has cleaned up pretty well neglected this year, will be anjJrl in real estate deals, owns apartment soon. His will be the duty to puhouses and so on. Usually he goes ttie hoopsters through their active about in flashy, sporty European son, which will begin shortly after clothes. This time he was in native Christmas holidays.. Bob Wassoml dress. He had two body guards with Don Hess, last year's regular J him and under his coat, a veritable Grant Cullimore, who also saw a arsenal of guns. In the back seat of bit of action, are reported as if 1 his car, he had a machine gun and candidates for the job. revolvers stuck everywhere for handy The squad as it now stands use. Just what I imagine a gangster's sists of seven seniors and one sc car looks like. more. Additional men will be In Palestine, of course, it can only as practice progresses. A roster of 4 be done by permit. It is whispered present squaa is as follows. about him, that this here secret naCenters; Bob Wassom. tive council, which undoubtedly exists, Forwards Grant Cullimore p.' are just soaking him good and plenty for contribution to the cause and that Allen, Trude Taylor. Guards Don Hess, Reid Bisfej he pays, for fear that he will be next Vera Oyler and Ray White. Anotft and it is also them who have ordered who is expected to bent him to wear native dress, to show his sophomore . . cu on tuc iiisl squaa ,is Howard f flag, meaning which side he is one. Howard won a letter last w . si Reading the official reports for the wmiescnooi in .Nevada, tuieiiuuig weekend, it is all just sheer murder. if reports are correct, he is an It would take too long to go into de candidate for a starting tails, , but I am sendings you some ceptional sition. f. clippings, which may be of interest of If other the any in acto boys to you. Those are the official state ments. Rumors, as always make them show up well they will be placed the first squad. much worse. And so life rools merrily along in the .Holy Land and there is no doubt in my mind that things will start DEWEYVILLE popping off soon. It just can't keep j By Rlrs. Thomas Ault on going like it is. Just what the solution will be, no one seems to know Friday, at the home of Geo. Beete! at present. I don't think that partition will solve the problem. No doubt a shower was given in honor of b it is another hard nut to crack for daughter, Flora, who was marfe? British statesmanship, but somehow recently to Varian Alson. A social t ternoon was spent and a hot lutsl I feel sure that they will find a I was served to the guests. of si Marble, Henry Deweyville, Hoping that this here reaches vou and Mrs. Walton in the best of health Arthello Peterson of Thatcher kc and sending kind regards to all good married on Friday at Ogden. Tt young couple will make their ho friends, I remain with best wishes, here. All wish them happiness. Sincerely yours, B. P. Gardner is slowlv rernwiT MAX PARMAN from a long illness. p- S. That clipping about Eastern' The school children are havinpav Woman's Congress, is really remark--! at the noon hour with their lunrte! able, as it discloses the fact that even The soup is made by Caddie Gardne: the Arab women are now beginning Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sudbury at to take part in politics. A most un- - Mr. and Mrs. Duett Loveland of procedure. ed a dance in Ogden Saturday nigt soon A'--4'- - Y. e We announce now that our office will be open to each and every subscriber on Tuesdays of each week from 9 a. m. to 7 p. m. to enable them to become better acquainted with our service and inspect our plant. BEAR RIVER VALLEY TELEPHONE COMPANY Fronk Chevrolet Co. Tremonton. Utah By PAUL HEITZ, Gen. Mgr. |