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Show TIIE PACE TWO T.OX ELDER NEWS-JOURNA- L , Neuisoumal A Mioh Daily Newspaper, published every weekday morning except Monday and Legal Holidays, at Brieham, Utah Entered at the Postoffice at Eiigiiam City, Utah, as Second Class Matter in January, 1909. a ocean. noise i ha we will be m Salt Lake City amt heal d It may piiiiapv Washington he neeessai y to send a corn-mil- , tee to Washington to camp on th( doorstep of the war de-irt merit and keep dmnanding, it net y, that they give us an industry, if only to get nd p ai of us Sen itor Murdock and ConSubscription Rates: gressman Granger were electAnywhere in Box Elder County: ed to therr positions because One year, in advance $3,00 Six Months, In advance . . $1 50 the people felt sure they would 30c do everything possible for the 'er month Outside county, per year $4.00 good of the state. There is now a ical opportunity for these two gentlemen to do a lot fur Box Elder county. We Need A Payroll The chamber of commerce I, nit many yeais, it has been is the log'cal to f hei aided up and down the start this drive organization with the full stall1 ol Utah by man) friends support, of (the people. The el tin'- eommun.ty thait Bng-l- i chamber of commerce must of one the most ini City is have support. If you don't bebeaut, till pi, lees in America, long, get into it, and help tiiat and one of the fmes't towns in oiganization wink to secuie the the entile U S. to raise a things that we are entitled to i individTo Ibis every mill), Thousands of other cities in ual in itne city will agioe. the U. S have done this very However, there has always tiling. Many Utah cities 'have a in tlioin the Inin losebush; managed to secuie defense intlie thoin is the fact that dustries which are already in igh.iin lacks a laige industry, greatly benefiting their com,,nd the accompanying payroll munities. We need a small vo vital to the piospeiity of a' faetoiy or assembly plant, for community. the employment ,of about 51X1 It is a common cry, that persons. Such a plant would Riigharn would go places if it be a great boon to the comNo greater munity and would be the means had a payroll. chance will ever come tins way of making Brigham the most tli in t he one which faces us desirable city rn the state in now. The government is buildwhich to make one's bpine. ing thousands of delense plants of the United in all parts SI dev, plants for the manu-f.uiiuInflation From of all types of commodities used in our national Hoarding ANY people who are wordi leiX'C. ried about the prospects The geographical location of of inflation and so rush out to Elder Box and county Biigham situated as it is. equal dis- load up on consumers goods tances iron! Seattle, San Diego. before the prices go and Portland, are doing their bit to bring on Los Angeles favorable lo- inflation. most a us gives 'The real essence of inflacation, near enough for favorable shipping to the coast, yet tion," explains a teacher of far enough distant to he safe economics, "is inventory acfiuin enemy air or land at-t- cumulation which involves production in excess of immediate Ks. Whether the excess There must be ways and needs. nieans of drawing the attention stock be held by the producer, of Washington to this area. We by the distributor or by the must unite and make ouiselves consumer, makes little differheard. In fact, we must make ence. In the course of an ordinary inflation all are likely to Tor qvilclc have stocks beyond their probfrom relief able early requirements." discomforts of summer If this country were clearly colds Insert) at war it would be recognized Mentliolatura in your uos- as both wise and patriotic to go without a few things instead of hoarding more than were needed. The kind of defense the nation has undertaken and must push forward vigorously calls for similar It would be. a better form of hedging against inflation and a better brake on Inflation to set some of todays1 ready cash DR. E. B. HARRISON aside for next years higher OPTOMETRIST O taxes and to buy defense bonds 20 South Main Street and stamps to help pay immediate defense bills. - By VVVNN EDDY Jamaica Island, the fourth site fiom the north, of the newly acquit ed naval bases is located about 90 miles south of Cuba. Jamaica is about 115 miles long east and west by 15 miles in bteadth. The Blue Mountains forming the central divide reach a height of mote than heven thousand feet. The harbors ate good, the Kingston, the capital, being the best 'Die thermom- one at eter registers between 70 degrees and !,) degrees at all tunes, the heat tempered by .sea breezes. This island is considered healthy. Not so much can be said for the other thiec islands, Antigua, St. Lucia and Trinidad, where sites for U. S. naval base were also obtained, and probably the most unhealthy spot of the lot is the site leased on the mainland of South America at Georgetown, British Guiana, although the city is beautifully built and the harbor excellent. , o sky-hig- Jamaica has a population of approximately 05. (XX), Antigua 35,000, St. Lucia 55JXX1, Trinidad 375. (XX). Jamaica is in the Caribbean sea, Antigua, St. Lucia and Ttimdad are a part of the West Indies, that string of islands forming the east end of the Caribbean sea and a perfect screen protecting the Panama eaml from the Atlantic These island are thickly popnev. ulated mostly by blacks, de- joui But piobably the shortest vascendants of slaves living under cation trip will be taken by unsanitaiy conditions in a hot Dennis O Keefe. He and his wet climate. wile, Steffi Duna, live at Mal30 ibu. The day after they moved in two months Dennis ago IN MOVIELAHD began vvoik in a picture. The day after he ended the picture, HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 6 (UP) he had an appendix operation. - It gets harder and harder The day after he got out of the for a Hollywood star to find a hospital, Dennis began work in vacation place where a crow'd another pictuie. OKeefe will doesn't gather, the minute the spend his vacation, when he star gets there. And of course, gets one, in the Malibu home. for a star, a vacation Is an irv In other words, the O'Keefe Uerludc whole there isnt any vacation trip will be a motor rule of 23 miles from Hollypublic. to Malibu. However, the airplane is a wood Is so And aid. Oregon. great John Barrymore is looking Just as they went for homes diotmd corners and over his in San Fernando Valley, the just now. A friend stars now are beginning to go shoulder told Lupe Velez that Barrymore for holiday hideouts in the had icferred to her as the Oregon hinterland. Ginger Rog-ei- s "Mexican If he Mickey Finn. to fly is the latest player was a tactical error to the Oregon back country, did, it because Lupe and Barrymore wheie she has bought a big aie going to fight with furni-as a cattle ranch for raising ture and everything, accordi. side line. Thomas Mitchell ing to the plot of their next in ranch to his Oregon, going film. It looks at present as too. So is Dennis Morgan, and though the battle might be more to decide My rna Loy is trying earnest than in celluloid. whether to buy a place in Ore-- I in her ranch to on or gon hang Alan Hale has gone hog wild in Nevada. in the shopping district of OtAs for Wally Beery, he may tawa. Canada. Alan is the buy an Oregon ranch any day. gadgeteer of Hollywood At present, though he spends pr.e he everything, brings it about as much time at his hunt- home, buys and Mrs. Hale returns ing lodge in Wyoming, as he the purchases, hides them, or does at his French chautcau throws them away. But Mrs. in Beverly Hills. Hale isn't in Ottawa. So far, a will lake Anne Shirley Alan there for a picture cruise up the west coast, as has up bought a canoe, four newfar as.Vaneouvc" for her brief leashes, eight fangled dog holiday- - she goes into another woolen blankets, four rugs, two picture pretty soon. Claudette handsful of agate and carnelian Colbert and Alice Faye and a British micioscope, Don Ameche, and a number jewelry, of high boots, and three pair who of others tentatively plan- a tent. ned a trip to Latin America, of will investigate portions United States mountain and Shop First In Thu Nrwii Journal j J By Ed Dodd HACK HOME AGAIN Sr DO- S- "THE SUV THE CAMPUS SLEEPS CUTUP"! IT'S HARD TO BELIEVE VOU WERE EVER CALLED THOSE THIKJGS. ARCH-AMD I'D APPRECIATE IT IP YOU' D AT LEAST ACT LIKE YOU "THE OLD WHO MEVER EkJJOVED DAWCINS WITH VOUR WIPE ECONOMY MOTORS Road Service Phone 555 By LARS MORRIS AN8WFR TO 0 PLIZLB ACROSS I 6 PR!.un Svxtem ol rules F i lesiastic&l drew ( pi 7 I 91Byncatlon word 13 14- 15 17- 18 19 21 23 2J 28 24 3i 3J 15 38 37-- 40 41 4 44 1 8 9 of mouth and devoted to 10 11 Rriculture Bird of prey Dwor rL 1J 20 22 24 26 plant Motrea cube Slumbered from lose Headgear hormer secret society Puli y fruit 27 28 30 1 32 of moisture 1 hu work, a of poei Weird St led hull (4 Koval Society ol I onilon inbbr I Winged mamma) l!n Hvorabie Prefix arrmnrt 3f 42 60 KH Power of exerting choice Ml St ream f4 Hr ru &7 jugular rice and fal of ocean level Baseball team Tucked mammal Rear part of xhlp Etruacan title Allowance for acct SuhnyBrook KENTUCKY STRAIGHT B0URB0Y MAeur-elfac0- (, tins grand. Kivor old lime l flax This url If bo rb lnd Wll c!Z iisXpv 4 OLD (roof National DUillm Prod Com s 1 V diwver was held at the Ilanscn BIRTH ANNO! MED home Tuesday. Guests includ-- i Word was tcyeived Wednes ed, besides the California toy Mr. and Mrs, Arthu day llind-j Mr. and Mrs. Ivan and Mr. and Mrs 0 Sycamoie beig and family of Ogden, Mr. A. and Mis. Call Johnson of Brig- - a Christensen of the bath 0 baby gill on Monday to then ham, and Mrs. Agnes Kling and son. Floy cl of Corinne. Tues- - children, Mr. and Mrs Leha. in Memphis, Tenr, pion cowboy. day evening the group motored Sycamoie The rodeo carries its own to Logan wheie they visited Mr. Sycamoie is a med.ca student at the Un.versity'0 power plant to operate the 12 with Mrs. Ella Smith. Tennessee. Mis. Sycamoie ij. electric motors and scores of formeily Mis Maiy Rae Chris electro magnets that actuate l Ails Bring Results tensen. its tens of thousands of movFrom behind the ing parts. scenes, it has the complexity of one of Rube Goldberg's mechanical nightmares. Yet, so perfectly has the mechanism been designed that it works automatically throughout, without the necessity of any attenAND SAVE BIG MONEY dant to pull a wire or so much as throw a switch. The entire action and sound of the rodeo Weve got $10,000.00 worth of good used cars are directed by the electric brain of a concealed on our lot that must be turned into cash so we So exact is the coordination of sound and movecan maKe trades on the 1942 model OLDSMO-BILEment that when any performer AND CHEVR0LETS. speaks, his mouth moves in time with the words he is utterTHIS STOCK IS BEING OFFERED ing. The spectacle, in wtoich Levi At PRICES OTHERS CANNOT MEET Strauss & Co., have already invested some $50, (XX), is travelAt prices that maKe every car a value. ing in charge of Leonard W. who Mitchell, helped to design IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A USED CAR and build much of its ingenious mechanism. Mrs. Mitchell is Than We Quote Dont Pay More accompanying him on the rodeo's scheduled 25,000 mile tour of the west. 1934 CHEVROLET 1935 CHEVROLET visi-itoi- j News-Journa- Listen To This Robo-phon- S NEWS 2 Door Sedan Reconditioned. 2 Door Sedan Fu!! Reconditioned 1936 FORD 2Door 100 Per 1937 - Excellent. cent PLYMOUTH very good. Coupe Reconditioned reconditioned 1931 FORD 1932 Tudor good woik or fishing car NANCY FORD 60l Coupe CENTRAL CHEVROLET , dental fracture Detect by acent Closed car Conceited person At one time Drove ball from tea East Indian ponies Duct l Latin I Also Russian emperor Birds of prey Posfai matter Water measuring device fitnricai period English river Pcrtantn to nation Ike a hermit College veil . Htate noaittvetf Waiter Pertaining to water OLD j ,1,ipt GO By Ernie Bushmill 61 8 jq 41 Hi 48 58 6 6 and enjoy the u hhJieyth f CIIECnm, M 7T TUf. I 19-1- e - 4 enjoyed by millions of visitors to the lU9 and Golden Gate International Expositions, will perform here Friday, all day, according to J. II. Blaylock, who was instrumental in bringing this spectacle to town. The exhibit, ci edited with be-- I ing the most complex mechant-- . cal and sound display ever j built, is traveling aboard its ow n streamlined monster, truck. The show is a complete western iodeo in miniature, with judges, announcer, cowboy singer, bucking hoise, and even a clown and a trick mule. Each of the 29 puppets is an ved likeness of exact, hand-ca- t a prominent figure in the rodeo woild. Among the notables repiesented aie Gene Autry, leading singing cowboy star of the movies and radio, Abe rodeo anfamous Lofton, nouncer, Fred McCargar, secretary of rthe Rodeo Association of America, Homer Holcomb, noted rodeo clown and Burel former grand chamMulkey, Cor-inn- Crossword Puzzle i C,7mUR rodeo. e CORINNE, Aug. 6 Miss George and Robert George of Pocatello, Idaho, arrived Y ednesday to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Jay Potter and Miss for ten Jacqueline Sweeney days. Mrs. M. T. Richoson and son of Terreton, Idaho, are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Older. Mrs. Anderson, Margaret Mr. and Mrs. Laron Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Anderson, and their families, attended a family reunion held at Liberty park in Salt Lake on Sunday. A piogram was given with all the families furnishing a part. Lunch was seived and a social time enjoyed. One were hundred and twenty-fivpresent. Mis. Marion Hansen and children, Nadine and Gerald, of Los Angeles, Cal are visiting at the home of Mr and Mis. Alfred Hansen. A family RETURN FROM MONTANA Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Olsen and family and Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Lee have returned from a week's visit with Mrs. Alta Ketron and family at Billings, Mont. The party also visited Yellowstone park. any one of the 21 hrs. dally TIKES REPAIRED Levis Electric Puppet CORINNE self-denia- l. UTAH OIL PRODUCTS Famous Worlds Fair Show To Be Here Friday instead, because they havent time fur a longer lake country, 63-- hree?es deceased of fet VchlUa mill DOWN 1 Teeth tn gear 3 Appointment (col.) 44 46 47 48 49 81 62 spirit Pvergreen treea Ventilating hoi Potpourri Passageway - Short letter Prefix in piaea of British Dominions Secretary 83 66 Recreation Marry WINDY AND PADDLES BY DICK j4 I piip v , COMIM', Lit- - MOORES fZUfi V ' k W' ij G. rV-- opt 1441 Hi I nllfj Fflart 4vn4lct ! u V- - XW J J ) |