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' f ' r'4 jBMLLLM NEWS-JOURNA- L Mhrro Tha Big i Iron bar placed over a damp, dark hole in the ground, form the "pit, dreaded punishment confinement for prisoner on DevHit Island. name of the Mark, dramatic film slurring Hori Karloff which comes to the IJony theatre to-morrow. A second outstanding feature present. Roy Rogers 'nioiiun' hine On llanest and Mary Hart in 1 M'-on.- Hl'KKV, EKICIIAM It End Tonight ! I PERRY WARD TO DEAD END (JIVE PROGRAM AT TEMPLE with Joel McCrea and Dead Enel Kid. "NIGHT HAWK" with Kohl Livingston TOMORROW Bolus I KAUKOIT uui w .nun' FARMINGTON MAN KILLED IN iSNOWSLIDi: Tons of a now ro.ucd down The program at the morning acrvice In the Logan temple a mouniainsidc In Miller ciinjiin',. today is In honor of the Ferry eight miles east of Farmington ward of the Hoc Llder stake, j Tuesday, killing one and on-Iachievement for PCS thiI (tangerlng two olheis In the fiist ward scored 15 per cent of Its major snow avalanche of the season In Utah. j winter allotment. L. Mayfield, The body of At the temple service today the Ferry ward Is Invited to 'assistant technician for the in furnish the musical numbers, termountam forest and range the prayers, the scripture read- - (experiment station here, was Ing and the suggestive thought recovered late today by CCC for the day. This thought lslwoikeis stationed mar Farm ilngton. as follows: , Any how they seemed ter be Two other experiment station enjoyin' the dinner. TODAY employes. Mjlm Woolley and nol too murh the Riggs Murdock escaped youll do tomorrow 'slide which entombed their Wu inter Comptons ter day How well you'lL work pei haps lookin' at them Valley tines companion. paper pullin' another year; at- Rescue woikers were Tomorrow's chance you do not tempting tonight to Bought a couple uv them 2 fer transport need to borrow. the body over two miles of a nicklc ones An' I gotta hit my Everton Today Is hcic. nigged wilderness, laden with! I kno a Caue uv couple guys An Boast nol loo much of mountains huge snow drifts, to a passable .which git redy fer ter morror. road. i you will master. The while you linger in the Ah! Resivoir. lam a goin' ter send 'urn lu. Flay ground Court Set Cp vale below; TULSA. Okla. (UF) When An' To dream Is well, but plodding fer good reasons, also. students of Tulsa's Lowell eleVulcanization brings us faster To WheTe we go. mentary and junior high schools If'in I had a sweet hart I'd Discovered 100 violate a playground rule they Talk not loo much about some receive a red ticket and have try un buy her one uv them Years Ago there seeder chests new endeavor lo tell It to the judge. Fretiy You mean to make When AKRON. Feb. 2. little Peggy Frewette is Jurist like i i down in North Main Charles Goodyear exactly a later on. of the elementary division and Furn. winders Who Idle now will idle has a jury of 12 other students. century ago at Woburn, Mass., forever A student patrol group of 64 dropped a handful of rubber U If That my face wuz gud and sulphur upon his kitchen Till Life is gone. alert members seek out there stove, thus discovering the seSwear not some day to break cret of vulcanization, he opened 1 wud some habit's fetter, fer her Valley tine. the door to employment of over When this old year is dead and TRY A 1,000.000 persons throughout the CLASSIFIED 1 kno er lotta passed away; things I'd like world in 1939. AD TODAY If you have need of living, ter tell 'erbout ter nito but. The rubber industry, on the wiser, belter, one hundredth anniversary of Begin Today. Goodyear's discovery, serves as a perfect example of the axioAt noon a parcel lunch will be served to all the guests by matic line, "tall oaks from little al.orns grow" represents the Box Elder Slake Genealogical board, according to ChairInvestment today a world-widof $2,698,000,000, turns out prodman A. M. Reeder. ucts retailing at approximately l Subscribe For The f two and billion dol-l,s each year. Smvey of the world's rubber Rail Orders business today, in contrast with its "scratch" start in 1839, conPlaced By S. P. Co. ducted by statisticians for The Southern Pacific comp any Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., 'has placed orders for 40,000 Akron, Ohio, reveal that 2.700 ,0(X) are employed in the gross tons of steel rail, repgrowing and collecting of rubber on value of a total resenting to fill its requirements plantations, mostly in the middle east. jfor 1909, according to announcej ment by A. D. McDonald, presIn the fields of manufacturing ident. and distributing rubber products. the United however, The orders will be divided beStates has by far the greater tween Columbia Steel company. number of workmen engaged, Bethlehem Steel company and with the Colorado Fuel and Iron per cent of the worlds 'industrial rubber workers and Corporation, McDonald said. distributors. For use with the rails, a large tie tonnage of rail joints, Actually engaged in rubber plates, track spikes, bolts and manufacturing the world over other fittings, with an approxare approximately 250,000, of imate value of $850, OCX), will which 150,000 are employed in be ordered shortly, it was an-- , rubber factories of this counounced. ntry. Retail value of rubber products sold in the United Slates in 1937 (latest year on TRY A CLASSIFIED i which complete figures are available) was SI. 248 000,000, apAD TODAY proximately 50 per cent of the world's total. I - SENATOR BORAH IN HOSPITAL Feb. 1 il'IM -- Sen. William E. Boiah, of Idaho, dean of the senate, and Vice President John N. darnel were ill today, the former with a severe ea.se of gnpie and tiic WASHINGTON, , J latter with a "nasty cold" Borah's piiysulan, fir. Worth Daniels, feared his patient might develop serious complications, siuh as pneumonia, and wrap-- I ped him in blankets end sent him by ambulance lo emergen-- i Borah is 7'i. cy hospital. Gamer was confined to his .suite in a downtown hotel. 'Subscribe For The NVus-Jol- - FLOWERS For All Occasions! Beaut if ul Iarlv Designs FLORAL SPRAVS i I f Mrs. W. W. Knudsor Rhone 1 PJ-- I People and Spots In the Late News u ! ilifoi tildes ast T e LOST TO BASEBALL News-Journa- To Your one-hal- She will adore your Valentine if you make it yourself with one of our kits. lf All Needed Materials . . . Death of A tie de: fa cold Calif bling W Jacob Ruppert (right) brewer and owner of New York Yankee has robbed baseball of one of its most col orful figures. Colonel is shown above multi-milliona- ti Large Valentine make-it-yourse- LOS no occasion in 1930 when he signed hisgrea'e star, Babe Ruth, to $80,000 contract, larger amount ever paid individual player for ok years work. ' rs. I an, Lai I ie k w, Not Jr) b l t es 6-- 10c - 25c - 50c Modern . . . Comic . . . . . . . . . Lace-Edg- e Every Tj pe. COMPTONS Corner Opp. Iostoffice j W FRESH J WHAT IS SHEENTEX clean SHEENTEX without injury clean to fabrics or color. leaves It clothing BRIGHTER and re- stores FINISH. ORIGINAL fte About 50 of the eniollees of Company 2339 were entertained today with a special trip to Perry pit where some of the eniollees had their first chance to see deer in their wild state. They were accompanied by Foreman Joe Petersen, Biologist Cecil Williams and Adviser THerbert Adamson, who showed the bovs many habits of the deer and also bow deep the 'snow could get in these western states. sight-seein- OFIt NEW AND DIFFERENT UV S II E E N T E X PROCESS 'KiO-w for Pickup LICHTENSTEINS Tailors - ('kancr-- ILov BRIGH CAMP NEWS WHEN CLEANED Phone I tie - - Halters Frankfort Distilleries, Inc., Louisville and Baltimore Subscribe For The News Journal DROP ONE, PURL TWO . . . clickRenewed ing of knitting needles, in hands of America's I knitting mothers and grandmoth- ers, is expected in wake of this fashion latest hint from Paris, fete! ng d woolen bolero i t a variety of colors. hand-knitte- KNOWS KIS CHICKENS James A. son, North Carolina State College junior, m eeived winners trophy in 21st annual Easier Intercollegiate Poultry Judging Contest, fro Howard Pierce, chain store poultry txo1 In making award at New York dinner. Pcr hailed closer cooperation between produce" and mass distributors. r Mr. ai Rham boy i al ho Mis? J 'pend Lo? 'alive s wliscrib |