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Show PAGE TWO ami lint. They aie big, multi-ei,g- , ncii plain's, and they aie laden with a new type of bomb A I aily Newspaper, published which is supposed to be extra-i'- i pvi ry week-damorning except d.nai ily potent. Hreat damat Monday and Legal Holidays, IS age being done to Hetman Utah. Ncruo-Soum- a) Brigham. industrial and military areas. Entered at the Postoffice at In the meantime, it is interBrigham City, Utah, as Second esting to speculate on what the Class Matter in January, 1909. hisionans will say about this war. Never in the histoiy of Rates: Subscription conflict has time been such a Box in Elder Anywhere County: shill of loyalties. A few weeks One year, in advance $3.00 regarded by Six Months, in advance . . $1.50 ago Russia was Per month 30c most as an enemy and a HerOutside county, per year $4.00 man ally now it looks as if she will sink or swim with the Finland used to democracies. Russian Aid be much adorned in this country - now she is to all purposes 'I'lUS government is making a Herman ally. So is France, no hones about the fact which vvas an American friend that it has little faith in soviet for almost two centuries. The and hold- - extieme dis- small Balkan powers have all taste or Hu communist uleol-- i sided with Hermany - Croatia, gy. The Bmish government Slovakia. Hungary, Rumania, lias taken much the same countries These little etc. However, both of the have no love for Hermany. But demoetalic powers have wel- they have intense hate for comed Russia as an ally. They Russia. aie woi king on the basis that Big question, yet unanswerwlien your hou.se is in danger ed, is what stand Japan will of tunning down, you must ultimately take. She is a memyour neighbors aid, wheth-- r ber of the axis, yet she has you happen to like him or a peace tieaty with Russia and not. Big job now is to lick she can't keep both agreei I tier, and all other considerSome optimists think ments. ations and problems must be she will eventually desert Gerfield in atiey anee until that is hands With Biit-atand done, ni the view of Mr. Koo.se-v- i many and join the United States. It and Mr. Chui chill. statements of policy The pi esident's official proc- Japanese so far have been vague in the lamation placing Russia under extreme. A good argument can the le.lse-lenact is pi m J Illy be made to the effect that JapWe have little to an could secure more for herge.it me. .Mtate, in Hit1 light of our needs self by with cooperating plus Englands, and even if we this country than by keeping had much to spare the ship- tied to the apron strings of naping problem would prevent tions which have their hands delivery of goods in appreciable full thousands of miles away. of And Russia, quantities. Still another subject of speceoiitse, has a far larger, far ulation is what influence the belter eqmpiK'd military ma- Herman Russian embroglio will chine than outs. have on this countrys possible ope of many is that Russia entry into the war. Most seem and tiermany may wear each to believe that it has postponed other out - that the doctnnes of our becoming an actual belligboth communism and nazusm erent Reason for this stand is may perish on the Russian that American policy will be to Steppes. In the view of mili-tai- wait and see what happens in authorities, there is small Russia before jumping in. Also chance of that happening. Most the new war has given England of them think i'nat the Herman a bu'athing sHll. and has airny is loo efficient and too made an immediate attempt well oiganized for the Russians at invasion of the Isles out of -- even though the red army is the question. probably laiger in man power in tanks, and may be larger REPORTS field pieces and other equip- MARKET ment. At the same time, they OHDEN, Utah, July 9 (UP) think that Russia, even though sla eventually loses, may in- -- Hogs: 250; Tuesdays close flict staggering casualties on top 11 35 on best 180 to 230 bulk medium the Hermans. Reports of the lb. butchers; early days of the fighting in- lighter and heavier weights 10.75 to 11.10. dicate that is happening. war is Cattle: 190; fairly active midThe Herman-Russiato week trade; mostly she stock a chance England giving her offered; prices about steady; increase ucmendously acnal raids on the continent, few fairly good slaughter heifwhile Hermany is preoccupied ers 9.00; common medium light on the long eastern front. Brit-isi- i heifers 7. 50 to 8.73. Sheep: 13.725; nothing done planes, say London sources, are going over in waves of 250 early; late Tesday 23 doubles good choice Idaho fat lambs 82 to 90 lbs., steady at 11.25; 3 cars were sorted 40 head and GLENS two cars sorted 25 head. 9.50. -- llu-si.- ELDER THE EO i, n ac-en- n i 1 y name? praveix aie jnsweied it means tile,! death and olten they A. T es. A inifor may own a cheer the bomb which kills Defense Savings Bond. Many them parents are registering Bonds names to in their children Berlin. Sept. 25th, 1910: Hitprepare for future educationler who is never 'sentimental al needs. wi!l see to Note: To buy Defense Bonds about it that every one of the bunand Stamps, go to the neardled million jieopie in the ocest postoffiee or hank, or cupied lands cLos of hunger write to tile Treasurer of the one German does. Of that Berlin. May 6th, 1910: The I'nited States, Washington, D. C.t for an order form. ciying problem of Europe, J the world may be sure. am beginning to think, is not The Berlin, Sept. 26, 1910: Communism or Fascism. It is the problem of Germanism of Henman, I am profoundly convinced after mingling with him the mentality. now for many years, is incaAachen. May 20th, 1940: The pable of organizing Europe. English youngsters, I knew, H.s lack of balance, his bullyhad fought as bravely as men ing sadism when he is on top, can. But bravery is not ail; his constitutional inability to it is not enough in this machine giasp even faintly what is in age war. You have to have a the minds and hearts of other body that will stand terrific peoples, his instinctive feeling wear and tear. And then that relations between two peoespecially in this war, you must ples can only be on the basis have all the machines of of master and slave and never BEAL ESIA1E SOLD on the basis of equality REAL ESTATE BOUGHT these characteristics of the BEAI ESTATE LOANS Aachen, May 21st: The lack naS. NORMAN LEE, of observation planes alone German make him and his tion unfit for the leadership in licensed Abstractor. puls the Allies in a hole. How England and France are pay- Europe." ing now for the criminal negTo Hitler Dec. 1st, 1910: JSXflHBUMbj lect of their aviation. there will not be room in this FURNACE CLEANING two great sysW Vacuum Clean and Repair Berlin, June 27, 1940: D. B. small world for All Makes of Furnaces. in Paris having seen the ( war tems of life, government and reason think I this For COAL and APPLIANCE trade. BEEHIVE other the (French) side, from Phone ONE there concludes that was' he will attack Russia, probably he tackles the Amertreachery in the French army before from top to bottom; the fas- icas." 30 CASH paid for DEAD and USE cists at the top, the communists LESS cows and horses. Ihone at the bottom. (IN6S M FftOM rut WASTE BASKET e By WYNN EDDY Ifeie are a few words from the conclusion of William L. Whiles review of Berlin Diary jr. Saturday Review of Literature" issue of Jure 28th: Through a thousand little facts presented without bias in this gripping narrative, the reader comes to realize that war between America and Hitler is inevitable, and that our only choice is whether to declare it while we have a chance to win it, or wait until Hitler declares it after that chance Berlin Diary is the is gone. book most important of the season - probably of the year. J let-liv- e non-fictio- Since writing above I have read Berlin Diary and submit a dozen or so extracts from the book. If they induce you to go buy the book, I plead guilty. Every American home should contain a copy of Berlin Diary. Amstetdam, Jan. 18th, 1940: The: Dutch like everyone else want it both ways. They want Berlin, July 19th, 1910: (At speech) Reichstag pedee and the comfortable life, Hillers little man but they wont make the sacriQuisling, a fice which might ensure t.ieir crouched in a cornel seat in ihe first balcony drinking it way of life in the long run. all in." For a Berlin, Jan. 21th; German to defend lus countrys Calais, Aug. 15th: The thing liberty and independence is I'll never forget about these right. For a Finn to do the coastal towns in Belgium and same is wrong, because it dis- France is the way the Belgians turbs Germanys relations with and French pray every night The Russia. abstract idea for the British bombers to come there is missing in the Ger- - over, though often when their pig-eye- BACK HOME AGAIN dSSZS DEFENSE DON I) pretcription must ba WM ofrctly whan you M in do it I Fop cut doubW-chtcI- f lystam 9uarantea accuracy. That , ' lHE are children Stamps regularly as their share in the national American .buying . KOLKT, CO. tf MATTRESS REBUILDING Your old mattress rebuilt into a genuine spring filled, savings program. After my child has collected enough Stamps to exchange for a Rond, can the Bond he in child's the registered easy sleeper, for only $7.95. One-claservice. Phone 27. EYERTON MATTRESS CO. tf FOR SALE Granary, 3rd East. By Ed Dodd 155 South T. Dairy Cows Make Records Noble Peterson of Fielding and W. E. Kerr of West had the highest producing dairy herds in the Box Elder Dairy Herd Improvement association for the month of June, according to the report issued Tuesday by Reginald Hunsaker, supervisor, and Charles W. Warnick, assistant county agent. Mr. Petersons herd of five Ilolsteins produced an average of 1214 lbs. of milk and 41.8 lbs. of butterfat. Mr. Kerrs herd of twelve Holsteins followed closely with 1255 lbs. of milk and 40.6 lbs. of fat. Other high producing herds were listed as R. W. Hunsaker 16 of Tremonton, Jerseys, average 790 lbs. milk, 38.5 ibs. fat; Guy M. Reese, Fielding, six Ilolsteins, 1038 lbs. milk, 36.1 lbs. fat; David Holmgren, Tremonton, 13 Ilolsteins, 970 lbs. milk, 34 8 lbs. o f fat; and O. G. Stewart, Tremonton, 9 Jerseys, 802 lbs. milk, 34.3 fat.Four individual cows produced over 60 lbs. of butterfat for the period, accord- the to Hope, report. ing Pogis and' "Crescent, Jer- sey cows owned by R. W. Hun- saker, pioduced 62.8, 62.9, a.vd and 61.3 lls., respectively, "Daisy" a Holstein owned by Guy Reese made 60.5 lbs. Cows completing their years record during the month were a regislisted as Majestic, tered Jersey owned by R. W. Ilunsaker, who produced 185.4 lbs. of butterfat for her lactation period; next, "Wreck, a registered Holstein owned by Leon Jensen of Bear River City, with 478.7 lbs.; Tiny, owned by J. E. Skinner of Fielding, with 448.-1 lbs.; Petunia," owned by M. and with V. Rohwer of Brigham, 418.7 lbs. SYRACUSE n floral N'"'11 a gift Howard), relatives tjn fln,wv was served 'J Oscar Hum: 10 tht.c t . child.cn ufSui, Su-si- Dunn of Ogin e Eli of Lung J B"aeh. and Mis. WcMeyDuri momon. Mrs. ( i J M, Lavrinjjuy P,'u-- Sim aix) Evonne t.1'01 getown, Idaho Of Mr and Mrs. If, rmm Fe;i; Ogden. Mr and Mr. Wm ntn.., it hn h,vi been viMtng home ot Mr. and Mis. i:. JCH Tuesday fur their huw Betty Whaley Amos ivny vism-- last with Mr. and Mrs ciibov.V sen an childicn and Mr K Mis. Fliis Jensen of (gs, lie was also a at tin home gU'si Tins; of yp and Thorne, loi mer dent., of Perry. Miss Lola Atkinson of Ck to, i is visiting with her sw Ml.s. M.meilo Kelson nazis. Following a goe,Be appeal for binocular, to i used by Canadidh soldiers an being recruited, many sets gUsses have been sent to t ordnance Depot hiie. tf Try News-Journa- Want At l j ; week. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nielsen Fine Brew-ster piano, plain ease, for and family of Salt Lake City at only $95.00. Easy terms. visited over The week-enWrite G. TODD TAYLOR, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Wight. 723 Washington, Ogden, Ft. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Mecham and children of Ogden were guests on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy White. Where To Find It Mr. and Mrs. Deloy Bate and children of Preston, Ida., visited last week-enat the A listing of reliable firms an home of Mr. and Mrs. John Individuals specialists In theii Bate. They left Tuesday in line. company with Mr. and Mrs. Almon Bate and family of TRADES BUILDING Brigham City to spend a vacaPainting, Papering, tion at Y'ellowstone Sbolty Fy park. Interior Decorating Phone 40. Guests at the home of Mr. A HEATING PLUMBING and Mrs. J. Oleen Palmer last No job too amall Satisfaction guar week-enwere Mr. and Mrs. nteed Coleman A Sorenson. Jos. Palmer of Park Valley and INSURANCE Mr. and Mrs. Durward Palmer S. Martin Ratmuaaen Office and of Ogden. Residence Pbone 96 optical goods Honoring a family birthday N. L. Hnnteo Variety Store -- T anniversary of the Dunn famStore of a Million Articles. ily, the home of Mr. and Mrs. ORCHARD SUPPLIES E. F. Whaley was the Approved quality Insecticides, spray Inn aiatertal Andertoa Produce Co. place for a number of PIANO BARGAIN dtty. KNUDSEN ten-mont- h past .j Uv, again y IOR SALE Used new PERRY NEWS style Spinet piano at large PERRY, July 9 Mrs. Ralph discount, available locally. For information write GLEN Lockyer and baby daughter of BROS. MUSIC, Ogden, Utah. Salt Lake City are spending a week at the home of Mr. ard Mrs. Thomas Judson. GIRL Wanted General houseBishop and Mrs. Douglas work. Mrs. Harper L. Quayle and children motored Pearse, 515 East Forrest, tf to Preston Wednesday and the day visiiing with rel- spent WANTED Cherry pickers, atives and friends. Wicks Orchard known as Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wag- between 1st Cooley farm, visited in staff Lake City and 2nd North on Fifth East. and at Elwood Salt during the tf fDIN"EwXl , PIANO 1 d D1RECT0RV Ads Bring Result l MEN LOOK Panther tractor greases regularly sold at 17' jr, closeout, II., 10c. CENTRAL Can my children liny Defense Savings Stamps? A. Yes. Hundreds of thousands of ,12. TRXCTOR . Miss Margaret Boden returned home Tuesday from a visit with friends and relatives in .Twin Falls and Burley, Idaho. News-Journa- 4 its AUIZ MODERN DRUG AT OUR STORE . . . YOUR PRESCRIPTION GETS THE CARE YOUR HEALTH DEMANDS THURSDAY MORXivr-- L man mentality. The Germans have no abstract idea of ethics, or honor, or right conduct. But Russia is Germanys friend. (That was a year ago. For a Finn to fight Russia is right at this time For Germany is NOT Russias friend.) l jt NEWS-JOURNA- d IN A TIGHT Lenity our loan SPOT! man cane, loan ho range a PINE cash can repay our you up to S300. no delay No red tape Yoor personal property i. and y good for security on monthly budget plan. C. L. Pine Loan Co.; Under Stte Superrlito PERL WOLCOTT, Mr Phone M Cte Brijhem d Crossword Puzzle :B 7 LARS MORRIS. 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