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Show THE HOX ELDER PAGE TWO T 40 miles. iNcxuG-aloum- aJ Just a place to sleep, to look at. NEWS-JOURNA- L nations of the cabinet named days ago as a stop-ga- armof regime for negotiation istices with Germany and Italy. Eliminated were such Iigures ai Charles Pomaret from the post of minister of interior, minister of colonics Albert Riviere, minister of agriculture Albert Oiichery and minister of state Camille Chautemps. The Pettit Dauphenois, comof menting upon the resignation he Piesident Lebrun, said that ically did not have to resign. "If one wanted to be irreverent," the newspaper said, "we might say that he has been, so to speak, demoted. "Lebrun will not delay, under these conditions, in leaving According to certain Vichy. which we publish with Ihe usual reserve he will retire at least temporarily to Viille whose charm and cordial and deferential hospitality he great- 1HE SHADOW GETS BLACKER and natural things and something to eat, and .1 A Daily Newspaper, published chance to forget this hellish ever y week day morning except war and all the evil things that Monday and Legal Holidays, at jo along with, it, and no poll- lliiidiam, Utah. tics or anything like that. Ainl a couple of books that Kntered at the Postoffiee at maybe ve been wanting to read foi as Second Hiighum City, Utah, years." (.lass Matter in January, 1909. "You would, would you?" re- "And Subscription Rates: plied the other fellow. Anywhere In Box Elder County: for how long? I can make a Dm1 year, In advance About the second $3.00 good guess ,a. Months, in advance .. $1.50 day you'd find something wrong I er 30c with your tobacco iiiorit1' The thitd ea ute county, per year $4.00 (lay you'd find yourself start- tng for the door to see if the The newspaper had come. i Is Too World l,r fourth day you'd be fidgeting , a tound and sort of Mi it li With Us toning for the telephone, when there would like," said the man wasn't any telephone. At the the fm rowed brow and end of a week you'd give a wit day's grub for a radio news p.pe that wouldn't stay lit, broadcast that told you about ;o get away from this so- the going on in rilled civ iliation. I'd like to) tries deviltry where you've never been otf on a prairie, or up in and don't know anybody. And lie .hills, or out in the deep soon you'd be streaking for " rods with not civilisation somewhere, again, to learn the soul around fm worst." .1!,. niter living a while, except maybe a cow-nsaid the man with v or a guide didnt the"Well," furrowed brow, "mebby I now anything at all except would mebby I would." 11, dm a und primitive things I wouldn't want a radio or newspaper or a postoffiee or, A Dragging War a telegi.iph station or a bus i,rie or a paved road within war against rjHE Japanese now enters its fourth 1 l li.-- I , The Japanese command- the resistance is col lapsing, but President Chaing Kai Shek and his associates iasist that it is holding out as ers say ' one-thir- A Big Tall ROOT 5c BEER Tangv Treat A That Satisfies SUNDRIES Leadership AT LOW PRICES ' 0 J! S COCOANUT OIL SHAMPOO, 16 o t. PEROXIDE 16 ounce MOUTH WASH ounce WHITE LINIMENT 3 ounce 2a Palmolive imiSHLESS 1KEAM 16 25c: 2 FOR 33c 23c Palmolive THEK UREA: 2 FOR 33c IRONING BOARD 2 UO EK I2c 2 ROLLER SKATES 69c 2 PEOPLES DRUG Protected Prescription Drue 2 J ' HPHERE are two current theo-- ! ries of politics and government directly opposed to each other. One is that a leader should find out what the people want, and then lead them in that direction. The other is that the leader should have definite ideas himself as to course should be followed, and try to persuade people to go along with him. Obviously this Is a difficult time for anyone in public life to represent the people be- cause the people themselves are confused And because they are confused by the un-familiar situations all about them, their leaders themselves; are confused. Never, perhaps, in American history has it been so hard for leaders to know what to do and how to advise their followers. But it is necessary, especially in these times, for our political parties and other important. groups to have clear and con- fident leaders, who know what is going on and who have de finite ideas of the way to han- die pressing problems. There is no time to wait until con- fused public opinion clarifies itself by the slow process of a muddy reservoir. that have Thp democracies fallen in Europe have fallen lack of sound leadership. For us, leadership may be par- tisan or nonpartisan, it may come from one party or another, but it must be capable or unifying and directing the nation strongly, by our free American processes. There are times in history, too, when it may matter less just what you do tian that' you do it honestly, confidently and strongly. The worst of! all situations in a crisis is to be incapable of action. for ' No, there isn't any war Mexico; that noise is only election. Maybe r1St a 'h j in somebody ought to tural to send members, ' Petain pound package WHEATIES, package SODA CRACKERS, Everyday, 2 lbs IELL0, per package KREMEL, Pie Filling, package NUCREST SHORTENING. 3 pound can . . SPICED LUNCH MEAT, Armours, can . LUNCH MEAT, Moon Rose or Rose Brand SPAGHETTI, Sonnyboy, per can DEVILED MEAT, 2 cans for CORNED BEEF, per can PORK BEANS, large, 2 cans for SOAP, Crystal White or PQ G.5 bars . 1 FRESH PURE LARD 2 POUNDS 2 c 1 EGOS Milk White C. S. Med. Extras DOZEN 23c 10c 19,. DREFT LC.E, FKfi. 22c We have some of the best quality Lettuce we have had a long (ime. lor NEW FOTATCES, Utah While, . . . .... FEETS GRANULATED, large SUPER SUDS, blue, package SOAP, Grysial Whiis, 5 giant bars SOAP, Palmolive, 3 bars for 19c 5c 4c 44c 20c 21c 5c 5c 18c 19c 18c 0c .... 15c MAIN Bananas, packages for CORN, PEAS. STRING BEANS, 3 RICE, Blue Rose, per pound PREM, made by Swift 10c . . . 25c 22c 18c a q 25c 72c 2 COFFEE, your choice, pound J. 2 25: 12c can CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP, 6 bars for .... BIG I FLOUR, old wheat, per sack .. : J PEAS, BEANS, CORN, 3 cans for SODA POP, 6 bottles (with empties) 24s COFFEE, Bliss, per peesd GSFFEE, Ift. J. B pound CATSUP, Heart of Utah, quart T ARO. 8 nound package SUNBRITE CLEANSER. 2 cans for STALF.YS SYRUP, gallon a BEANS. V SUGAR, 10 25c 5c PORK 25c Q 17c ... cans LEMONS Dozen pounds SUGAR, ICO pound sack RINS0, giant size, package 55 . AL -in- n-n-rvrrnn o 9c 55c 10c 5c 35c 15c QUALITY MEATS BEEF POT ROAST, per pound NORTH Cantaloup? 2 FOR lit r&z,fZr'K' 98c . ALWAYS 239 U SPUDS 10 LBS. jS 29c TOMATOES, per pound GREEN CORN, 2 dozen for POTATOES, 10 pounds RIB BOIL, per pound RUMP or PRIME RIB ROAST, pound PORK LEG, per pound SHOULDER PORK, per pound LEG OF MUTTON, per pound SHOULDER MUTTON, per pound MUTTON STEW, per pound FANCY BREAKFAST BACON, sliced, lb. PORK SAUSAGE, seasoned, pound HAMBURGER, fresh ground, pound . . Lb. 5c 25c 23c lie MELONS 18c JELLO, per package DRINKS, 3 5c 15c 19c 10c 19c pound can 15c 59c 18c POWDERED WAXQ-Q0E- S lOib . 13c GREEN STRING BEANS, local, unci., lb. OLIVES, tall can, large olives COCOA, Rockwoods, 2 pound can BAKING CHOCOLATE, Fargo, lb. bar . 20c 19c LETTUCE. Ice Pack , 6 Saturday Shoppers find our Prices and Quality Save Them Money! TRY US THIS WEEK END PRODUCE LEMONS, 360 size, per dozen ORANGES, 288 size, per dozen ORANGES. 176, size, per dozen . . f CALUMET BAKING POWDER, Try US FOR s.e i)c r&fljii Gaming un-- 1 W POWDERED SUGAR, bulk, 2 pounds FLOUR, Bear Brand, per sack MARGERINE, Gem, pound . , Handy s . TEA, Hewlett's pound green SHREDDED WHEAT, package COCOANUT, 19c Abigbotti.es c ' PINEAPPLE, gallon can COCOA, RocKwoods, 2 pound can SALAD FISH, 2 cans .vie and! doubtedly will be the "strong man of the French totalitar- ian regime. President Albert Lebrun will make a farewell address to the nation tomorrow, presumably by radio, after surrendering his authority to Petain. Of the 15 new cabinet mini.x- ters seven were retained in their former .posts, including such key figures as Gen. Max- - . Soda Crackers, 2 lb Honey, 10 lb. pail Butler, 1st grade, lb. Corned Beef, can Deviled Meat, 3 cans Prim Tissue, 3 rolls mm A var-orabl- Valbergs wm Big J Flour, 48 lbs. .. $1.17 5o lello, package 7c Milk, tall can Schilling's Coffee, lb. ... 26 c Grit Im m Crackers, Ige 2 lb 21 13c Peanut Blitter, 8 oz -- Gai ton appreciates." The war ministry at Vichy to5 DELICIOUS FLAVORS day ordered demobili'ation on Monday of the military classes of 1916. 1917 and 1918 as well Order from YOUR NEARESTcT as farmers and rural artisans of the classes of 1919 through Bottled by 1925 to provide more farm help, Sunday is bastille day, which BEEHIVE Hist BOTTLING WORKS is France's national holiday and of a PHONE rejoicing ONE' day ordinarly and great military parades, but this year it will be observed rates, held steady. ti'y have been forced the official "in meditation, It was the 11th consecutive down furnaces for German news agency reported session in which the composite repairs Youngs-owfrom Paris. closed with a less than hail is scheduled to operate khest ievef jn point change and thb sixth successive session in which a time of the yearhlsI(n Stock Market In Dun & Bradstn-echange of not more than six of a point has retail sales for this Narrow Range been recorded - probably the K per cent ahead of aw for any ami there were reports NEW YORK. July 12 (UP)-Trad- ing narrowest movement in .stocks dwindled to- similar period on record. tiaseasonai strength' While most of the market tail sales of new ears day to around the lowest levels viewed recent baker said its June re, in 20 years while prices, held commentators in a fractional rut for the 11th developments regarding the na- were the best for the consecutive session. tional defense and tax programs since 1925 and the best Outside markets also were in as favorable rnarketwise, they month since August b1 with pointed out that many traders Rubber Wards reported air the doldrums. gains of 20 to 25 points marked probably will show little real output this week at 62 the only significant movement interest in the list pending selec- against 51,975 last in staples. Grains were slight- tion by the Democrats of their 63,910 a year ago, Tb and cotton barely presidential candidate and some try at present is s ly easier changed. A drop to record indication of Britain's ability to over to new models. The in French bonds high- withstand a German blitzkrieg. a government ime Weygand, Laval, Georges lows prance Names suit against Pullman a dull bond market new budget was lighted Todays Colson, Gen. Bertrand Pujo and 1 a a where U. S. government funds point loss into r Although steel scrap New Cabinet Paul Baudouin. were firm and domestic cor- eased 25 cents a ton at Chi- paiiy's stock, but it Petain named his new cabi- porate issues slightly easier. cago, influence that sympathetic reports indicated ZURICH, July 12 (UP) net after a ministerial Council Yhe where. stet-and Hong will Shanghai Kong operations probably Marshal Henri Philippe Petairt m t i tin" in Vichv tP m P0I3I in thp fn i n advance unite again next week nonew totalitarian "chief of the of unoccupied France, but other twithstanding the fact that mills capital, markets ' ' inp French state," tonight named a at which he received the resig- in various parts of the coun- - Trv News Journal Hut cabinet for compact KRr receivhis dictatorship after ing the resignations of the cab-- ' met members he appointed on June 16. Heading the list of appointees was Pierre Laval, champion of close collaboration with Ger- many and Italy, who will re-- ! main as vice premier under an'he lhe Armncan Youth con- ess on a ,our of Russia, 1 ley m!2ht learn as much as mma Goldman did and be S as s e was-nd 'hat would be all to the ln he education of those our-Americans. 01 CBnMsvEWSESirs OPEN MARKET b ( hikij) t two-third- s Frosty Glass OF HIRE'S ENJOYS ly o stubbornly as ever and that China cannot be crushed and will never yield. About 3,000,000 people are said to have been killed or wounded in the fighting, Chinese and Japanese, Besides, millions of Chinese have perished from But the hunger and disease. resistance of the defenders is stubborn as ever, while outside observers say they see signs of weariness in the inIt is generally bevaders. lieved by competent outsiders that if the Chinese can con- tinue getting war supplies they can probably fight on indef-their primitive initely, guerrilla warfare and civilian strike. THE WHOLE FAMILY 24 17c CHOICE BEEF ROAST, per pound 12' c 1 8c MEATY RIB BOILING MEAT, pound PORK ROAST, Boston Butts, pound BACON SOUARVS, per pound 20c . 18c 16c 13c 9c 25c. 15c 17c m 18c .... BA3Y BEEF LIVER, pound VEAL SHOULDER ROAST, 13c 17c 13c 1 pound VEAL STEWS, per pound COTTAGE CHEESE, bulk, pound d 0 5c 17C 1 .... 2c 10c S . VEAL SHOULDER ROAST, pound SAUSAGE or HAMBURGER, pound GROUND VEAL and FORK, pound ... FRESH 8ACGN, per pound BACON, sliced, per pound COLD EEAT, assorted, pound BABY BEEF LIVER, pound PORK CHOPS, small loin, pound VEAL CUTLETS, per pound road STEM, loin cr t, T-te- - J |