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Show The WARS ARE FOUGHT FOR THE RIGHT OF FREEDOM U. S. Arrr.y 5ergec:u Befriends Crippled Orphan t il .... i 'It III 1 Boy in Chka of th soldier NANKING. United States army advisory group in Nanking has befriended a one legged Chinese boy and is paying for his schooling, according to a re cent report in the Chinese press. He is Sergeant L. Beckwith. of the medical department, and the boy is whose father was Che'en killed while fighting the Japanese A in 1937. mother is believed to have "a A v j i v perished wjien Diabetes Heredity Diabetes is most Lkely to occurin persons who have d.aoeuc renof-lives. The disease strikes most ten In middle and old age. and mnre women than men get it. The mortality is highest diabetes and . . ThursJay, 0v,; reminded California, are i' f this' for one of these larm units is (trans in niin-- .6 , 9(1 ,n u dl in& v' few a Mr. Howard has appli Light building rhor ffl,i,. 0:- . -c T-U- week by . 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Wearing a one of the 86 farm for plying form and traveling with his Ameri now units opened for homestead can protectors, passed from city to city in China. And as entry in the Tule Lake Division, his various "fathers" left the unit, Klamath Project. Oregon and1 each In turn handed him over to Oral "Johnnie Hnnsaker 1 cut-dow- L Utah Tremonton, LEADER, BEAR RIVER VALLEY Mile West, 1 - Mile North y ? Lv,on)l j another. There' an extra value CMC for every type of hauling CMC are job . . . light, medium and heavy duty. And ever before, now being produced in larger quantities than assuring prompt delivery on many model. CMC tervice means extra value, too. Large and complete stocks of precision parts, specialized truck servicing equipall ment, and experienced truck service specialists maintenance for all combine to provide money-savin- g makes of trucks. For anything in trucks . . . and everything for trucks . . . GMC's Sales and Service emblem is a guide to extra value. ... WAYNE SANDALL MOTOR CO. PHONE TREMONTON 85-- R Beautiful CABLE-NELSO- He finally ended up as the charge devout of Sergeant Beckwith, Christian and a former captain in the Salvation Army. The sergeant, speaking of the boy's upkeep, said: The biggest expense, oddly, enough, is buying him shoes. Alhas only one leg though I have to buy him shoes In pairs and as he is lively and hi3 weight is all borne by one shoe it wears out twice as fast as a normal boy's. The sergeant recently asked if he would like to go to America. To his surprise the boy said he could not. He was a Chinese, he added, and wanted to live la China all his life. said he wants to train as a doctor so that he can help his fellow countrymen as he has been helped. Photographic Booby Trap SPINET ill' - i i. 1: PIANOS iff Refreshingly modem !n stylin?, these graceful spinets are designed to blend with almost all home furnishings. You will be delighted with their full, round tone . . . found only In the finest pianos. 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Blvd. Ogden, Utah F'.v'fiiiiitr i tnll 7 Adults 75c - Children 35c Adults ?1.00 Childrs' Liberty Theatre y PHILIP FAIRBANKS FU fee( k klor i Here's what you .'..'W.W' r " all - Jt-- I I i T I 1 ,' I t Canadian Baby Selling . , a? s i A baby buying and selling racket, so vast that its operations extended into the United Stales, has been uncovered and at least temporarily put out of in the quiet Canadian business province of New Brunswick. It bought babies from unwed mothers at prices ranging from $25 to $100, and peddled them to anyone who could pay from $300 to $1,500 and not &sk too many questions. Even married women aresaid to have sold their infants to these merchants of infant flesh. One woman, according to police evidence, gave up a set of twins for a handful of cash. So well organized was the ring that it literally had "buyers" on the road. These "buyers" were women, too, and it was their Job to contact potential baby sellers in the final stages of pregnancy. They would guarantee payment of maternity expenses, and a specific sum for the new-borbaby. Not too much is known about the Identities of the St. Johns baby traffickers, but the famed mounties of the Royal Canadian police force and the internationally celebrated American FBI are taking care of this angle. V Ifft -- 3 r; -- jcur H 1 'i f - , J r- - h s ' " T.' fW,' m ! -- , jz & ; ,,.r. "Cr M " If I. ls" ytr I Factory-Ne- w get mot mai So Cylinder Block . - Investigators Uncover ST. JOHNS, N. B. TTRiCTOM Thurs. Nov. 4 id 2917 what-so-eve- Tj. .1 I HAVE RECENTLY OPENED FOR BUSINESS LOS ANGELES. CALIF.-R- oss E. Piper rigged up a complicated burglar booby trap in his room with a system of photographic flash bulbs wired to a radio and an electric clock. They flashed when anybody opened his dresser drawer. He also smeared the drawer handles with a mixture of indelible pencil lead and sirup. He told police that he found somebody had entered his room and used one of his clean towels to wipe the sirup mixture off his fingers. Piper, a railroad switchman, ruefully added that his contraption, but nothing else, had been stolen. ftOOIMiSTiSmm AM CI IN THE Thief Steals Inventor's N msmmi PRECISION ENGINE ' ' I of r NEW Crankshaft and Bearing! NEW Connecting Rods Pistons, Pint and Rings KICUf Push Rods and Tappets NEW Oil Pump and Screens Oil Pan Thermostat and Housing Carburetor Air Cleaner new Manifolds Water Pump NEW Camshaft kin, Timing Chain and Sprocket) Cylinder Head NEW Valves and Springs NEW Rocker-ArAssembly Housing Flywheel ..iff. Flywheel NEW Clutch Balancer NEW Fuel Pump NEW Distributor NEW Spark Plugs new Spark Plug Wires ents ent dici for Rec Res ing v I i m j j ' ?- - 1 For us i - 041 - Z. ibui ' t "'""' n V v ( Mexican Peons Bitter at U. S. Over Killing of Sick Cattle ' - MEXICO CITY. The cause of medicine in Mexico has suffered a staggering setback as a result of the cattle-killinprogram. "The gringos have slaughtered our animals," the natives cry. "Now they seek to destroy us." Nowhere is the depressing effect of this suspicion felt more keenly than at LaDireccion de Cooperation Interamertcana de Salubrldad Pub-lica- . This international cooperative service, founded in 1943 by the Institute of Affairs and the Mexico health department, is concerned that the public health of the country may suffer because of hostility aroused by the campaign to eradicate the foot and mouth disease. "The people have become very bitter," said Dr. Alonzo E. Hardi-soAnd the hostility of the Mexican farmer, staring hopelessly at the carcasses of his cattle lying in lime pits, is directed toward everything North American and medical. The compensatory pesos are meaningless to a people who still barter goods and to whom a cow is prosperity. g A FIGHTER FOR YOU! David J. 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