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Show THE FOX ELDER PAGE FOUR NEWS-JOl'RNA- TIUT.SDAY MOUMXii. SrriTuiM-,- I HOLLYWOOD FILM SHOP &3-- IGO i I H( )LLY WOOD le.Mille's SJi x i om hibit I'v m OS mm. k sfc fj Ucy wfj ' Cci il B iih ' - m at the San Piancisco fair to bucoiru purman- - Jt has fnt public .iitturtion, burn Hisr loscti. The pioneer pi mini ci du eetoi I who celebi ates 27 veals ot movie inaki ig with lomp'elion Since 1840 ''North ot his tilth pioduelion The only heat West Mounter! Pole e, disclosed IN THE DINING Dial When the fall' closes next OF rttetobei' he pi, ms to leave the kNTOlNE'S it one to exhibit intaet and lend Restaurant; new ot the big Ameiii.in museums. LA., HAS COME FROM He will the light to THE OLD GAS MANTlCS . withdraw and leplace items at OA TEE CHAhDSLEH.' Various times, tie said, and enthe will bequeath (probably t.ie collection lo the institution, at his death. So tar, howevei, he h. isn't docided wltlch museum will get' The Metropolitan the exhibit Museum of New Yoik, Smithsonian Instilution, Los Angeles Museum of Histoiy, Science and Art. and seveiai otheis have t requested vailoiis items at times, he said, and he may choose one of them The collection includes the (working srripts of De Mitle's (it pictuies, said lo be the most valuable collection of its kind in existancc; De Milles first i he Crown camera of Thorns and Chalice of Antioch fiom Newlyweds once imbibed a drink of honey and wine for a full month "The King of Kings;'' other after their marriage. Hence the word honeymoon, (moon nieaing monifcf. distinctive "props" from such The increase in pressure on the destroyers sides at high speed pictures as "The Ten CommandThe Sign of the ments. squeezes it into greater length, while the increased pressure of the watr causes the circumference to shrink. Tims, being Cross." "Cleopatra and "The when the sun Crusades," covering 27 years smaller, the sub displaces less water and becomes heavierl of motion picture progress; antique Armour and weapons, ever been gathered together lamed the collection to the jewels, miniatures, rare books, and placed on exhibition, fair, said from 4, (XX) to 10,000 manuscripts, religious relics and, De Mille said his decision to persons view it daily. miscellaneous curios. make the exhibit permanent The Golden Gate International was reached on the basis of re- - Uoodearver Busy' at f)t Exposition display in the Los ports that it is attracting wide CASCA. Me. (UPl Ninety-publiinterest in San FranAngeles county building on San Nelson Mann has Francisco's Treasure Island cisco. Fiank E. Calvin, re-t finished whittling 4oo axe marks the first time these pos-- i search ditector on "North West handles from wood which he cut sessions of De Milles have Mounted Police," who aceom- - bimsell on his own land.' V m ,s.y. I'M THE 1. 1 ( KIEST (U Y. Hut he wont he lucky long if he doesn't watch the traffic signals. tor a few days. PERRY NEWS Mis Bill Adams of Layton PERRY, Sept. 11 -- A delight- - and Mis. (Ben Corey and chit-- j ful social was held Monday 'dien of Ogden visited on at the Lawn-a-Merday at the home of Mr. and park in the form of an annual! Mrs. Wallace Wilde, homecoming for all Primary! Ralph Barnard, son of Mr. children and their officers and and Mis Earl Barnaul, registeachers, with Counselor Bertha tered Tuesday at Weber colWight in charge. Community lege in Ogden. He received two singing was led by Mrs. Mary scholarships to this institution. Stokes. The program consisted Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Nielsen of group musical numbers and and children of Ogden visited stories. In charge of the games .'Sunday with Amo, Perry. and other activities were Gayle Yisitots at the home of Bish-- I Weaver and Alha Carter, Priop and Mrs. Eugene Retry mary play leaders. At the conwere Mr. and Mrs Ellis clusion of the afternoon, dainty Call and son. Dennis, of Rigby, refreshments were seived with Idaho. Mrs. Cleo Johnson and Mrs. Thelma Billings presiding Mrs. Kate of Rexburg Clyde at the serving table wmich was Mrs. Call is spending the next covered with an attractive two weeks in Salt Lake City at lace cloth and centered with a the home of her father, Heber vase of garden flowers. A large W. who has been ill for Perry, group attended the social. some time. Attractive new modern homes 'Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Barnard being built by Mr. and Mrs. Wash., visited over Lee Lund and Mr. and Mrs. of Spokane, week-enthe at the home of Pete Henderson are nearing Mr. and Mrs. Earl Barnard. completion, also the moving of blue ribbons were Eig.it the two stores and dwelling houses owned by Mr. and Mrs. awarded the Perry Relief SoErnest Stauffer, Mr. and Mrs. ciety in the Box Elder stake Lisle Larsen and Mr. and Mrs. Relief Society handcraft exhibit McFall. The moving of these in Brigham during Peach days celebration. Mrs. Edna Carter buildings was necessitated by Deceived two rtobons and each . the widening of the state high-way- of the following, one: Maxine Nelson, Hazel Nelson, Ruth The Perry M. I. A. has been Hirschi, Frances Nelson, Dolly reorganized with the following Weaver and Ida Carter. executives: Young Men's organization. Douglas Inters Take No Chances president, Merlin counselors, Quayle; MADERA, Cal. (UP)-Vo- ters Nelson and Leland Thorne. of the Trigo school district apladies' Young organization, want Howard McNeil president, Carrie Peterson aid parently to serve on the school board. Melba Oyler, counselor. McNeil, who holds a position on The Relief Society has as its the board that doesn't expire new officers: President, Ruth until next year, was elected to! D. Barnard, and counselors. a second position on the board, Iva Lou Nehcker and Edna Thinking his term expired this Carter. year, voters made him a sue-Mr. and Mrs. Earl Barnard cesxful write-icandidate. and daughter left this week for Wyoming where they will fish Try l II ant Ads e Fri-jda- y j Tonight enjoy Old Sunny Brook, that Digestion j . c - ii- BACK HOME AGAIN klNIUCKY STRAIGHT Down For Quick By Ed Dodd , The British airfoiee. defying German threats of "thousandfold" reprisal assualts, struck a hard blow at Berlin early Wednesday morning, dropping bombs in the heart of Berlin and striking the Reichstag building and the Braridenbuiger gate. London, meanwhile, passed thiough n- - fourth consecutive t taut, but reports in-- i (heated it was not as severe as those immediately pieceding. is-- j A German communique, sued after the Wednesday bombing, accused the British airmen of avoiding military goals and of being under "exptess order" to bombard the heart of the German capital "recklessly. London was on the alert more keenly than ever helot e as result of reports of heavy concentrations of German troops and ships along the French and Belgian channel coasts. . Berlin boasted that the Brit- ish government will be forced to accept Germany's terms of peace and said the collapse of Britain is only "a matter of weeks." But the people of London, grim and coldly angiy, went about their business of cleaning up the debris, determined never to bow to the nazis. The British air force was striking hack, too. and the air ministry reported that its planes had bombed Berlin's utilities and started fires in four large German naval dockyards with tons of explosives. Hulling their bombs upon Berlin and other objectives in de- fiance of Hitler's threats to erase British cities if the RAF attacks continued, the British bombers were said to have spread a path of flame and destruction across Germany, Holland. Belgium and France. In contradiction to the British claims, the German high command said that little dam- - Another OLD mn SUMMARY War News Boiled - pi Tyl. EDITOR GIVES ex- le-ei- &) .2V one-ma- UNITED PRESS . tA i CP) oldtime h 'otui ky bourbon! 911 Proof I I i This whi-ki-- v h 4 IF, VKSOII) National f iro.lucU Corporation. rs tzzvyyzzz'yz,vzyy'zyjyrn-iimTUiumuuuiuuumwv.- V Y l and one train weip blown up. In East Africa the fascist air force attacked ihe Rntish air base at Port Sudan, Sudan, tuning several planes on thp ground and causing fires. The Bntish claimed 50 civilians were killed when Italian planes raided Tel Aviv. Former King Carol II of Rumania. fleeing on into exile, left Lugano. Switzerland for Milan Italy, with Mme. Magda Lupeseu and was believed en (route to Portugal where he has been ofieiod a permanent iefuge. 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