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Show Tuesday, October 11, 1938 CACHE AMERICAN LOGAN. CACHE COUNTY. UTAH autMritv Mauty IN Clatret Cam MnP Jwtt returned from a Itutfv of biauty and ftahien abroad. IM auui that (he aaiorful faableoa. tha nw alhoutta hair ar ha l Ha brurretf-)and luraptat wamaa ara ia haao thair man al bama. COVE wont start a Cartamly FrancaClair. Franch war Mm ara aa abia tba man woman layi won't Nava thorn to flgM. r orf . ON MAN TCAMf No, but thla will aaon bo a familiar tight to Mr. and Mra. America aa Autumn ralla around again. Many a quar. tarbach aeon may wish ha had aa many arm. ) .v' sat - . f I 4 KATfe SMITH arrives an tha job at tha CBS Pla yhouta off Timet Square for first re hears! of her new Thursday mqht radio senes over the Columbia Network. " t I i vs i FASO ALLEN signs hi name to th clotted line that insutes millions of rad-listeners another season of mirth and music. The popular comic of 'Town Hall usual Wednesday Tonight" occupies hit Network. night spot on ths NBC-Re- ECONOMIC HIGHLIGHTS On the day this is written, all The Europe is an armed camp. dread white posters proclaiming mobiliation have appeared in the cities and towns of France. The Fleet ha British High Seas steamed to battle stations of Sca-p- a Flow. Germany has afasbe almost numberless legions on the Cech and French borders. MusMs solini has again pledged friendship to Hitler, and reiterated his readiness, to go to war for the ideology. An ominous censorship overhangs Russia, where correspondents report troop movements o na vast scale. Poland and Hungary, German allies both, are on a semiwar footing. Even In little Switzerland, an Ironic press dispatch states, delegates to a League of National Disarmament Conference had to raise their voices to make themselves beard above the roar of Swiss army planes patrolling overhead. In Czechoslovakia, sad, able, President Denes has peace-lovinsigned the mobilization order, and Nazi-Fasci- st g every reservist has been called to the colors. A government of has sweeping emergency powers been established under, the premiership of a Czech national hero d Inspector General a military genius whose World War achievements are of an almost legendary character. Prague and the other Czech cities are cut off from the world no passenger trains are in operation as all facilities of transport are needed for the movemnet of soldiers and war supplies; all civil aviation has been grounded, and the telephone lines, by order of the government, are being held Sy-rov- y, one-eye- ; i I i : I:, i - I n TIME LOST AND FOUND1 Bonneville Salt Flats, Utan John Cobb of London. England, who held tha world speed record s dav. is shown inspecting Gruen Curve for the fda of the wrist that was awarded him when he made the record speed of 350 20 miles per hour on the Salt Fiats here. The fol lowing day he lost the record to another Capt. Englishman, George E. T. Eyston, but he keeps his new timer. With him is Gut P. Back man, Secretary of the Salt Lake City Chamber of Commerce who presented the watch. , e Salt Lake Sewer UtINO WOMCN MODI AN IKX lUACft TO PRtVtNT Joa Clalf WAR!' iecUrii vU4 almost 20,000,000 men In her fore-armoving to old mill today, as sgainst l.'KXi.OOO once owned by Win. D. Hendricks. then. Frame hat 6,200.000 as Fenton lias purchased this fro Britain has his father. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde against 1,380.000. 917,000 as against 803, non. tu! Hendrick have moved to Richhas 7,125,000 as against 2.000.000 mond. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony one central power, curiously Jensen are going to move Into the BALT LAKE CITY Without Only benefit of cheers by the dry or enough, has no greatly Increased home of Mr, and Mrs. Frntoa with S,6o,0o0 Hendricks. tears from the thirsty, 19 boxes forces Germany, Alton Klngsford has returned of liquor and wine were poured .soldiers now, as against 3,350.000 Include to Core from Ogden where he has Into the city dump Thursday by in 1914. These figures been working. officers of the Utah state liquor reserves. control commission. Miss Hattie Preete has acceptThere was nothing the matter ed a position at Ogden with tbs with the liquor. In fact, some of state Deaf and Blind Institution. tlie experts who read the labels A number of our citizens. Inand watched it poured away, exAmbrose cluding Larsen, Guy COVE Mr, ine Hendricks en- larsrn, Olrnn Day, Mlltcn Barnpressed belief It might be pretty of tertained Saturday good especially the content afternoon In es. Norris Preroe, Nils Fran disen, those bottles with O&elio labels. honor of Bobbie, her eon. This be- and other were out today through J. Wallace West, chief enforce- ing his 9th birthday anniversary. the canyon on the annual fall ment officer, explained the liquor She was assisted by her daughter round-u- p of cattle which have was destroyed under provisions of Irene. Games were played and been running on the forest reserve the liquor control laws which re- refreshments were served. Those during the summer. Our Primary, quire destruction of all Illegal present were Janie Allen, Joleen Relief Society, Mutuals. Genealobeverages seized by enforcement Allen, Ila Jean Hendricks, Grace gical and other organizations are officers because of violation of the 'Hendricks, Richard and Joan Hen-ac- t. starting for the winter In dead They cannot be sold or given j dricks. Dorris and Alice Childers earnest. So after the summer seaaway for any purpose, no matter Val Jean Day, Helen Allen, Evan son of vacation In these lines let how worthy. Barnes, Elliot Jorgensen and bro-an-d us hope they will bring us again bock into line In our spiritual The potable fluids sacrificed to Joyce Day. the l$w were collected In scores W. J. HarrL-owas an Ogden duties and make us realize more of enforcement cases over a per- visitor Saturday and Sunday the responsibility we owe to each iod of several months. For each While there he visited the Cali- other and the world. consignment emptied Thursday, a fornia Packing company. This is Miss Edrns Allen Is attending court order for destruction had number 131 for them and hasVhool at the USAC this winter, been issued. Some of the bottles j canned near 900 thousand cases Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Preece and contained while i0f peas, tomato's and what not Mr. and Mrs Ivan Allen were Just wee nips others tad unbroken seals. this year. Their Immense ware- - Logan shoppers Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Day have Ulnf.r c3? witnesfd by houses are filled to the celling Mr. West, canned goods 0f au kinds their home nearly ready for oo us F. Pratt, representing the li- -. which they pack and one won- - cupancy. quor commission, and Thomas A. ders how they dispose of so much. The first round-u- p brought In U- S Wlillc there he also visited with ,r0I?r.ef.en ing the quite a number of cattle from the alcohol tax unit. R. L. Alien and his wife for a mountains. short time and was shown their; The Burton herd of turkeys they thing that in the meantime, lovely home. around 2800 are sure making Europe would see horror and deMr. and Mrs. Martin Harris short work of the gra.ssiiopers In on an privation unprecedented of Cove reside tlierc 'jr neighboring fields and from scale. We hav seen in Spain, on formerly comfo-tably situated. Mr. the noise they oecasslonnlly make a small scale, what modern war and are Allen Mrs. biked down they are Rich and enjoying the means, with Its bombing of deto where he was staying as there hunting. fenseless civilians. Multiply vastwere many others from Cove who ' ly this grisly scene and you will found employment with this! Spike: "How did BUI die? had have an idea of what a European Slim; " 'E fell through some hUl over The the valley company. war will very likely mean. is very wonderful but tills neck scaffolding. Whatever wah 'e doing of the woods suits me. How about) Sl)ike: Europes armies are much larg- you. up there? er no wthan in 1914. Russia has Slim: "Being anged. Mr. and Mrs. Fenton Hendricks Illegal Liquor Dumped Into (DAMGCflGnAPnS v Face Three DRIVERLESS AUTO? Well, Chicago police eay it will be if Mylio Ocuk, ite inventor, doesnt secure a license for it soon. The bug-tik- e car is rated by. Ozuk at 130 miles per hour and has eluded police doing better than 90 m.p.h' to answer his ultimatum. What berment of the republic. And happens then, will be known by that was a price that Mr. Chamthe time this sese print. A resume of what has happened may berlain was unwilling to pay. He prove helpful to the reader con- agreed to simply transmit the defused and bedazzled by conflicting mands to Benes and Syrovy; It is significant that he refused to rereports. commend their acceptance. And When Chamberlain returned the French followed the British from his first visit to Hitler, met lead. with Daladier and Bonnet and the Further, by this time, In the French and Briti-cabinpts, and annminsed that all had agreed to short space of a few days, there had bedn a great change of senurg? the Czechs to give GerSudeten area 4r return timent in England and In France. many the for guarantees of her territorial Eden made a strong speech, which was received with tremendous integrity in the future an "urgto the effect that the ing whclh meant bringing irresistible pressure to bear on the time has come when the dictalittle democracy the world was tors must be Btopped if they are aghast that the French and Brit- ever to be stopped from dominBaldwin, the forish should have so shamelessly ating Europe. sold their ally down the river. mer premier, called on Chamber-lai- n and urged a stronger line. But at the same time, the world was grateful that peace had ap- So did the brilliant Winston parently been maintained, even Churchill, leader of the wing of the Conserthough It did not like the price Then Chamberlain went vative party. And la France, paid. cheer the again to Hitler and returned de- mobs gathered to Czechs and hiss the Germans. feated. For the In brief, what happened was a had raised bis price he wanted not only the Sudeten (which be tremendous growth In a senticlaims, without truth, once be- ment that might do expressed In "W must fight in reality, this phrase: longed to Germany; most of the Sudeten belonged to sooner or later; me might as well the old Hapsburg Austrian em- fight now when our chances of pire, and there is as much or victory are best. more racial difference between a Can Germany win the next war? German and an Austrian as be- The best military experts think tween an American and a Cana- 8b cannot, even though Italy and dian, for example) but insisted some of the smaller central powthat the 'rights of Poland and ers come to her side. They think Hungary to other parts of Czech- an entente consisting of France, oslovakia be recognized a well. Britain and Russia would, in the I This meant the complete dismem- - long run, prove Irresistible. But I h open for official messages only. Yet, on this day, war has not yet come. For Hitler has given Czechoslovakia a week in which EFFICIENT only on level lea spoonful to a cup of sifted flour for most recipes. Us (d! B, BAKING 'POWDER Same price today as 48 years a go 25 ounces "25 Manufactured W taking pawdar i Racialists wire make aredwtf kwt kskmf powder under suporvuian af aapart cfcamists af national reputation. 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