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Show xvr, vaixh . the Editors of TIM E prom page One) ittee and let fiim roc'' . that authorizing: bill j m- - f'"' . et his fci Newsmagazine ian populations powerful. Two years - secretaries who .yWluteno Columnist 5VIfImann: "Congress should r fortification of Guam, & wo should Tv,r,ortment ; 7 he Weekly sioned u S- warship3 to train its navy, but Argentina objected. After! Argentina s obstruction of U. S. pro posals at the Lima conference last month, her objections might now be disregarded. at Apra and island utaDie iur , ...mnw nu clar reai Vui the Harbor 1 ettr" v . v cm . ISi OVEC OZZIE, I fiTs TV ! ? . PLi si ,. lk . -- home State-owne- 1: 1, . plane-make- rs j prsi Motors j ; war-goo- i Ameri-iMhrou- gh ag-Jso- rs DUNIK . PENROSE Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Granger received word that Mr. &nd Mrs. John Bialek, of Renton, Washington, were over the arrival of a baby j rejoicing girl, bom January 24. Mrs. Kialek will be remembered as Miss Helen Gran- 2) j j (C)) ger. L-V Boyd Petersen, who has spent the past two months in Los Angeles and "lS l- son-in-la- ns I Subscribe for the Leader m Consult P$M I m9Q the Lw EDwmi There are some real surprises in GEPH ART'S BIG SHOE CLEARANCE Yes Sir-ee- ! We are adding the Famous All Leather for you and every member of your family In order to make room for our Brownbilt Shoes to our already fine shoe department House" New, Spring shipments, we're "Cleaning ... ... Be Sure to Get Your Share of These M S 1 ALL-LEATHE- oiuhl m jjl O A Real Make It An sif. Attractive Place e We have some handsome Living Room Suites, Dining Room Suites J and Bed Room Suites. Sturdy, finest workmanship i and a range of colors and designs t to select from. e tAlso.... ' . RADIOS - REFRIGERATORS STOVES and LINEOLEUM. RUGS "Everything to Furnish the Home" - ar i Dr. Miles NERVINE "Did the work'' says Miss Glivar rr,r,ro limn t! i ' '.L..L-- " jT pair " "' ' I (4) BOYS , ailof suffering from a nervous Miles Dr. used Glivar ment, Miss lucti Nervine which gave her wrote she that results splendid us an enthusiastic letter. If you suffer jrom "Nerve. If you He awake night, tire itart at sudden noises, and blue are cranky, easily, nerves are fidgety, your order. out of probably with the )uiet and relax them"did the that medicine mme Colorado girL work" for this Whether your "Nerves" have for troubled you for hours, ortime-testthis find years, you'll effective. remedy At Drug Stores Tic ana. ; I and leathers CI "7 J.'As nv&ifiisnm 5) S.44 ' a iJl I One Group of Shoes ANW and Men's All Leather three months A good variety of styles Chiid'iS and Misses Hi-To- ps WHY DON'T YOU TRY IT? Broken Sizes and Widths Also School Oxfords w:g?.',L'TiPi!.'iLgiaai: Oxfords Oxfords SO.99 i Compo at $2.99 SHOES Colors: Navy, Rust, Black Dressy Heels All Sizes to 9 Steal at Only 1 Sold SHOES You will find ladies and girls shoes, high or low heels, fabrics and leath- ers in this group Tiemonton, Utah j SUIT AND SPROUTS - - BERLIN Favorite subject of many Home Comes First HIGH STYLED R SHOES OTAttt (3) In This Selection We Offer Values that Formerly In This Special Lot In This Group of Fine Dic-or- ! pr. or Leather Soles J Q 6 BIG BOY'S Blucher Shoes .S.33 Sizes 6 yz to 2 Leather Soles or Compo 27SS ed IT!? AT C sXiffiW fir t TfTTHTn f" TNTT WIMltjaM. fmIIIIMtlMilllfMMIIHimitHHH S v X. tV7Ti n il . .r If ' w, - 'SL f mu-or.- es-S- al Gild vicinity, arrived home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Olson, of Susanville, California, visited with relatives and friends over the weekend. Mrs. Olson was formerly Mrs. Mary S. Miller and was a resident of They had attended the funeral services of a brother of Mrs. Olson in Farmington, before coming ' here. Mrs. Sarah Shuman entertained at a quilting on Friday of last week. A. hot luncheon was served. Honoring the birthday of Elmer Petersen, members of his family met at the home of his daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Stokes. I -x-s Dinner was served. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Charles PeterCTl. eOTHER TO LOOK M.Jl DON'T sen and Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. PeterWELL. HOW WAS J J?MM. wmebe you'ce cons THE OTHER FELLOW sen of Brigham City; Mr. and Mrs. I TO 6UESS HE Horace Gardner of Deweyville, and Mr. Petersen's sisters and far.iilies of Thatcher. Mrs. J. Wilford Miller entered the Valley Hospital on Friday for treatment. We wish her a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. James Jensen, Carl Jensen, Mrs. Engvar Petersen, Miss Veda Petersen and Preston Petersen were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Palmer in Logan, Wednesday of last week. Genealogical meeting was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George L. Miller on Monday evening. A very enjoyable time was had. Mrs. James Jensen and Mrs. Clair Huggins, of Eear River City, and Mrs. N. Cranford Taylor, of Park Valley, day evening. went to Ogden Saturday. Mrs. Hug-giEAST TREMONTON j Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hill, Mr, and Mrs. Jensen returned Monand Mrs. Clarence Brough, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor remained for the. day. Jess Garfield and families were week. Mrs. Deloris Harris, of Idaho Falls, Mrs. dinner Sunday of their parents, spent several days visiting with her Mr. andguest3 Mrs. R. G. Brough. mother and with her grandparents, O. A. and Kennedy Seager Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Merrill of Brig-ha- were in Seager Logan, Saturday on business City. and also to attend the special genea Glen Garfield spent Saturday and logical meeting. Sunday in Salt Lake, visiting with I Miss LaVern Garfield was a Salt 1 his brother, Elwin. visitor Monday. Miss Dona Brough, of Salt Lake Lage with weeknd the visiting City, spent her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. DON'T SLEEP WHEN GAS PRESSES HEART Brough. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Garfield and Mrs. Calvin Kay were Ogden visitors If you can't eat or sleep because afternoon. gas bloats you up try Adlerika. One Wednesday II Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Kay, Mrs. Zeb dose usually relieves stomach gas out on O. Adlerika heart. cleans Mrs. and Garfield J. Mrs. White, pressing Ada C. Garfield attended a special BOTH upper and lower bowels. At genealogical meeting in Logan Satur all leading druggists. t nt tfc If v five-year-o- ld His Etuff Is piling ) Nobody in Chile has ever taken the Nacista party very serstates----iously except the Nacistas,' and last week the Nacista Congress at Santiathreat to fortify go was very grave about a serious win Japan's agrce- mistake Trfned everybody (except the Nacis-tas- ) La -naval ratio in 1922 had made for a long tune-- lie t0 me aEainst further j j stipulation which namely, confusing the word Nacista of: with the word Nazi. The latter they bodied in the Washington said, had horrid meanings; Nacista v that year.) has the most innocent root in the would take world "birth." ictioa. t Vinson Bill also So 000 from the Navy's share of action, Chile's party, said the Congress Re-Roosevelt's $552,009,000 not in the least like Germany's. was construc- the party supported program to start Admittedly, In of eleven other storm improvement members occasionally troops, j JSh Wished J t 1' to extending a wore greyish-brow- n C, shirts and overaddition ia V . J trt than Aloft, w seas went each about iruiu caps, saluting ki ,.j.,e half circle to Samoa, around the Navy's other with raised arms, sometimes i :tureh& strong-a- t drilled and took to the streets to fight t westernmost major motif j Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, these the Communists. Seoafej in the Car-- n But no, said the Congress, Chile's h include a new base of part was unlike Germany's as a PPS: Rico, expansion Puerto at at Jacksonville and sickle is unlike a swastika. Never Uon facilities .L0la Florida. Companion Army theless, the party name would henceid fa s,reg' would allot $62,000,000 to forth be Popular Socialist Vanguard ludiufp,' hen Panama Canal defense, It would advocate nationalization of Atlan-jn- d copper, nitrate, iron industries, elecdement naval bases in the e Pacific with Army personnel tricity, and railroads (all but the last creation of a largely U. equipment d TOP, bank end merchant marNelson T. John-5- ine; housing for Chile's underpaid bie Ambassador Having thus clarified a who has represented the U. workers. world-wid- e '.1061(6 1 all not has and 30 misunderstanding for China years 4 in ten, arrived in Wash-o- n based on the meaning of one little jhome S. bit J last week to give Secretary word the newly born Vanguardians on the heaved a serious sigh and adjourned. jokes which circulate surrepitiously his reallistic opinions gher. $ in Germany are "ersatz (substitute) China. in g of the war ucta; which Nazis have developed materials Aircraft United Corp. Jjanwhile, ADVERTISEMENT to the take y...i disreS. to firm place of imported raw Hartford, sole U. in a German enjoyed materials. Many of Hull's last YORK NEW request Secretary Fortnight ago SEC ',000 pt cease Chairman William O. Douglas made a quiet chuckle last week when he U. S. that d wit; found in his mailbox a fake bill from I business with nations who bomb a speech urging U. S. Corporations an industrious gagster who "demandhe aans, announced that it had filled to hire professional directors. Last in tit contract for 600 propellor blade week this advertisement appeared in ed" payment for a suit of clothes razer,y; made of wood fabric instead of wool. gs intended for Japan, but! the New York "Times:" bill read: From Woodman & Co., The M henceforth comply with Mr. "Professional Director Available. 205 Forest Avenue. To: Theophilus comon Will go board of few selected policy. iofficial, but suggesting the din panies. Eminently qualified. Highest Bleat. 50 marks Son of U. S. policy was an action references. Broad corporate, financial, Suit material chopped down, 10 marks as Secre-- 1 technical and economic experiences. Branches trimmed off Mr. Hull's predecessor Jacket sawed and nailed .... 35 marks L. y. 737 Times Downtown. of State, Colonel Henry ason. Colonel Stimson became Lapels screwed on, hinged, 25 marks tala.4 10 marks bored Buttonholes orary chairman of a group whose 10 marks GAMES - - Pockets chisseled out is to halt all U. S. 10 per cent extra Reforestation tiy to Aggressor Japan. Excerpt NEW YORK Blonde, JtesStf in suit If their spring please cut manifesto: sprouts i hePeJ Davis is probably the most off shoots and them for patches. America is indignant at the ag- - Dorothy keep beautiful corporation president in the O isive war in China with its cruel-?- . Manworld. Her firm is Love, Inc., of to helpless civilians, but Her commodity is Love, a TEAM? - - lack of knowledge or hattan. In effect, Love is parchesi with game. iference go on ignoring the fact NEW YORK Representative Mar sex appeal. Players start single, win tin Dies' m are supplying the Japanese Congressional Committee on with a player of the opwith the sinews of war: scrap by pairing last November posite sex, moving up to goal marked threatened to summon Louise Hovick oil, steel, trucks all more nec-ir- y The dedice Cards than rather Altar. to her than manufactured s. to testify about a termine moves. If a pair draws cards (Gypsy Rose Lee to raise money for party Hollywood and "Edward" marked "Wallis," they Wth one hand we Interviewed in supply the Loyalists. if they draw "Can- Spanish materials to the Japanese mil-- J move ahead fast, Miss Hovick last week, Manhattan "sent into exile." machine. . . With our other hand terbury," they are and she that Representative As a promotion stunt Miss Davis rec- suggested spend billions for armaments sent a box of Love to the Arch- Dies form a vaudeville team, baia ch will protect us his publicity against the ently of Cantebury. This week, ac- she: "With my act and anting threat of aggressor nations. bishop vaudeville." back we could bring cording to a columnist in London's - does not make sense." "Daily Express," she got his answero ing letter. "It was a model of frigid- NOTE TO EDITOR LATIN AMERICA - - ity." NEW YORK The original radio foreign Minister Oswaldo Aranha BERLIN Selling even better than news dramatization prugmm, ' Brazil last week accepted an invi-"soldiers in German toy shops March of Times," enters its ninth lead from President Roosevelt to was a Nazified parchesi consecutive year on the air Friday week last it Washington next month to talk called "Juden Raus" (Out With the pvenintr. February 3, when tne nrsi t trade, continental defense and Jews). Advertised as an "entertain- broadcast of its new '939 series will tators. In s any picture of the ing, instructive and solidly construct- be presented under the sponsorsnip fostering a totalitarian state ed" game, its equipment is a pair of of "Time," the Weeklly Newsmaga- South America. Rra a playing board covered with a zine, from 9:30 to 10 o'clock (EST), ' ? dice, largest because its n. nation-wid- e hooKup or neu undeveloped of Europe and Asia, a number of map the National 7 ore wwiest, "s German and Ital- - small of figures patterned after odious and Blue stations shake Jewish caricatures. The players Broadcasting Company. the dice in turn, move the Jews STEAM ROLLING across the map by stages determined SHOP THRU THE LEADER APS by the dice. The winner: first player to get all his Jews out of Germany and into Palestine. j i ELEVATOR ; PAGE THREE THE ADVENTURES OF OZZIE file MARCH. OF TIME S LEADER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1929 PHONE 33 TREMONTON R |
