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Show V7 i i THE SAUNA SUN. SAUNA. UTAH In the Headlines THE VILLAGE NEWS PRESS (Prof, and Editor, W. Wiocbtll) Katie Hepburn of these parts expects her new gentleman friend, who not long back stopped his car on a lonely road (at midnight, near Santa Barbara, out California way) and pn bended knee asked Kate to be hisn . . . His name is Garson Kanin, who directed many good movies, such as The Great Man Votes and "A Man to Remember. Tenny-tatthe young man is now flying East to ask Katies kinfolk for her hand in holy matrimony. e, Willkies new Main Street head- quarters are in Frank Campbells deserted funeral parlors at Sixty-lixt- h street. When ye ed laughed, St to kill, a Willkie rooter observed, "Wal, its the first time anything alive was there! Smith is wearing a Willkie tie . . , G. J. Nathan, after 10 years, will do drama criticism again for the American Mercury. Besides his chores for Esquire and Liberty. Must be payin a mighty big income tax. Ex-Go- v. A1 Heard a good one last night over at George Kellys Tavern. Seems they all were talking about the failure of a theatrical man, who lost all his millions that he made producHe was a bad egg, ing attractions. but nobody seemed to think so so long as he had money, said George. Naturally," replied Charlie Adler, who is quite a philosopher, like most bad eggs he was all right until he was broke. Joe DiMaggios admirers have nicknamed him Bucktooth McGee . . . Talk about town that Joe Kennedy, our ambassador, may be coming home in about two weeks. Madeleine Carroll is a pretty sad young lady these days. Her maws letters tell of the terrible air raids over her house near Dover, and Madeleine hasnt heard from her gentleman friend in a long time, too. The reports about a new fiance are poppycock. Ye ed recalls that our state dept a few weeks ago made it clear that any foreign diplomat in the U. S. (who interferes with our internal affairs) will be considered persona non grata. Well, Newsweek reports that the N. Y. Italian Consul Vecchiotti Is taking a very active part in our Pres, campaign. How about that, Mr. Hull? HOUSEHOLD Germany Continues Pounding at Britain As Autumn Storm, Fog Season Arrives; Italy Reports Deep Drives Into Egypt; Oct. 16 Set as Draft Registration Day Bankrupt Perry county, in eastern Kentucky, filed a petition in bankruptcy in the federal court. It is believed the first county in the nation to take such action. Steel Ingot production in August Washington, D. C. amounted to 6,033,037 tons. It was NAZI CENSORSHIP the third largest in industrial hisIts not being widely publicized, tory. (EDITOR'S NOTE When opinion arc exprttsed In thrse column!, they Wheat Grain experts in Chicago but Nazi Germany already holds a are tho.c ol the nti analyst and not nccctartly ot lint newspaper.) predicted the Canadian spring wheat tight rein on all messages sent by Released by Western Newspaper Union. surplus at 508,000,000 bushels, sec- the state department to its diplomats in parts of Europe. In fact, the ond largest on record. THE WAR: REGISTRATION: Education Fear that defense jobs state department is unable to comOct. 16 the Day Britain Waits and conscription would cut into col- municate at all with certain sections, communications to other secWhile October 16 will see 16,500,000 young lege enrollments was dispelled when and barges were tions must be relayed through Bernormal showed a fall enrollments 21 of at Americans between French the channel poised ports, ages figure. University of California was lin. waiting to carry German soldiers on and 36 march to polling places and one The department has its secret of the few below last year, the an invasion of England, Prime Min- register for the first peacetime draft codes for transmission of official 700. drop sesbeing in date a The secret ister Churchill called the nations history. but codes are no good if surCosts messages, Government Living sion of parliament. was set by President Roosevelt when the exdont move. aided messages vey, by commodity private which he over the measure Tides were favorable for the atsigned If to communicate Mr. Hull wants not is cost of food indicates perts, tempt by sea, London was being congress debated more than three likely to rise much for the balance with a member of the U. S. diplomonths. withbombed day and night almost of this year. In communities matic staff in Paris, he cannot do so out letup, and reports said Big BerAfter registration, local boards it with defense contracts, directly, but must file to the new tha guns were shelling the British is intended to have about 6,500 will swamped Over-al- l rents will costs rise. may French capital of Vichy, and from shuffle the cards and give each man capital from the French coast. 2 to 5 per cent by spring. there, subject to the whim of the go up Petain government, the message Buckingham palace, home of the a number. Then a series of numin Washington by POLITICS: king, was bombed three times in bers will be drawn may be moved on to Paris. lot. When the numbers are drawn A short time ago, messages had each man with a corresponding Democratic to be sent via Berlin, with the hope number in a local boards file will President Roosevelt made the first that Nazi officials would permit be put down for service in that official speech of the campaign when the U. S. embassy there to relay the sequence. he appeared before the Teamsters message to Paris by courier. Both Brussels and Antwerp are Questionnaires will be sent to each union convention in the D. A. R.s man in the order in which their num- Constitution hall in Washington. He completely cut off, except through bers were drawn, asking about de- told them the gains of collective bar- Berlin, but oddly enough, Rotterdam pendents, physical disabilities, etc. gaining, maximum hours and min- and Antwerp are open for direct On the basis of this information each imum wages, and social security communication. Any messages from man will be classified as follows: must be maintained. He said his Washington to Norways capital, Class 1, available for immediate one supreme determination was Oslo, must be routed through Stockservices; class 2, service deferred to keep war away from these shores. holm. because due to employment in necNote Though this has meant a essary defense industry; class 3, Republican reduction in official messages to Euservice deferred because of dependWendell Willkie grew hoarse in a rope, the total of cable messages ents; class 4, service deferred by single day of receptions in Chicago, clearing from the state department law judges, legislators, etc. reported unequaled since Lindbergh is breaking all records for volume, Meanwhile, Washington will de- rode through the Loop. The official chiefly because of heavy communicatour designed tion with Latin America. cide on a quota for each district, opening of his based on population and the number for the winning of the West was in of men from the area already in Coffeyville, Kan., where he once SMOKELESS POWDER SHORTAGE taught school. From there he went on to Oklahoma, Texas, and a four-da- y Destruction of the Kenvil, N. J., campaign in California, the powder plant was a far more seriLOVIOV, LCLAI1 h it flu c crack by former I'remier C.hamberluin greatest attention any Republican ous blow to national defense than I lull the ftuzis hurl misled the bu$" presidential candidate ever has giv- anyone in high official circles wanten that state. (meaning they hud fuiled in their ed to admit. , attempts) is reculled to mind by It now leaves the United States Willkies raised issue the speeches this one in a London street. It was with of of only two smokeless powder the a term. third dictatorship wrecked by a Germun bomb in one of He said Roosevelt was the godfather plants in the entire country the the ruiils on the British capital. No one of the unhappy Munich conference, wus hurt suys the censor, as the driver, plant at Carneys Point, N. J., Picatin-n- y conductor and passengers hud taken sheland declared if President Roosevelt and the government-owne- d ter in a nearby raid refuge. arsenal at Dover, N. J., not far should be you will be serving under an American totali- from Kenvil. It produces only a five days. Craters appeared along tarian government before the third very small amount of powder. the Strand, in Fleet and Bond Real fact is that powder plants term is over. streets, in Leicester and Berkley are slow and cumbersome to build, Squares, houses in fashionable DEATH: requiring a series of buildings in and the slums of Cheapside which the powder is gradually dried. The were demolished, the bank of EngSpeaker Two new plants are being rushed to land was hit by splinters, the house William B. Bankhead, third speak- completion by the war department, of parliament did not go untouched, er of the house under the New Deal but they will not be finished until to die in office, was the victim of next spring. subways and railroad yards were overwork. The speaker exerted himOne of these is near Charlestown, damaged. In 10 days, 2,000 were killed and 8,000 injured in London self in active days and tedious nights Ind., and will be operated by the in the extended congressional ses- - duPonts, though built by the govalone. ernment at a cost of $25,000,000. The Berlin radios warned that London could choose between the fate of pulother will be at Radford, Va., and Hundreds of young National Guardswill be operated by the Hercules verized Warsaw or surrendered men in 26 states who are mobilizing are Powder Company, though built by Paris. The British replied that the busily engaged in getting their first taste the government at the same price. Germans hope was to force king of duty in federal service. Here are some How serious is the powder situaand government to leave the city, of the boys learning the ins and outs of tion was illustrated by the fact that thus gaining a moral victory. They machine guns at the 7 1st Regiment armory one day after the New Jersey exsaid there would be no evacuation in New York. of the capital. They warned citiplosion, the war department issued the or navy. Enough men speed-uletters to both duPont zens, however, that Hitlers attempt then army will be taken from class 1 to at invasion might come "within a fill out and Hercules, whereby they are orthe quota. Each man will dered to increase powder production few hours and that only Hitler be a physical examination. If from 200,000 pounds a day to knew when the signal would be he given cannot meet the requirements pounds a day in the Radford given. he will be passed over and the next and from 200,000 a day to plant; man taken. In Nazi Territory a day in the Charlestown, Ind., When draftees arrive in camp, The Germans faced handicaps, plant. This means that the plants will be bigger, but it does not mean however. While their flying was not they will be given another examinaphysical and mental. Those will be finished earlier. they stopped by heavy fogs, gales in the tion, channel made shipping perilous. not measuring up topnotch will be Day after the New Jersey exploAnd British fliers were not forced placed in separate sections for sion, also, the war department sent out of the air. They plowed the physical care. a confidential memo to the White Base pay will be $21 a month House on the seriousness of the powfields of Nazi airmen at Schiphol and Ypenburg in The Netherlands, for the first four months and $30 a der situation. Note German intelligence agents around Calais, Dunkerque, Abbe- month after that. Service will be knew the exact caville and Antwerp. They dropped for one year, but may be extended unquestionably RRESIDENiT ROOSEl l.LT is pictured of American powder factopacity calling cards in congested Berlin, by the President in case of emer- here leaving the church in Jasper, Alaand how limited our present weeded out gun emplacements along gency. bama, after attending the funeral services ries, was namely, 20,000,000 the channel near Boulogne, sunk production R. William An Bankhead. for Speaker First Call Nov. 15 barges on the coast, wrecked oil army aide attached to the If hite House pounds a year. They must have The first cadre of 75,000 will be is pictured with him. known also that the destruction of tanks .and rail sidings through Gercalled to camps about November 15. one factory would throw the Unitman areas, hit the Bosch spark-pluSuccessive calls for about 100,000 sion. When he agreed to speak at a ed States off its preparedness schedfactory at Stuttgart, docks at HamBaltimore political rally his physi- ule more than any other single inburg and ammunition dumps in men each will bring about 400,000 cian protested. But before he could cident. into training by January 1. On that the Black Forest. But throughout the British were date the army expects to have 1,000,-00- 0 speak a blood vessel ruptured in men under arms, including his abdomen. He died four days SECRET AIRPLANE CONTRACTS fighting against superior odds. Mr. Bankhead, father of acThe public is not going to get any regular troops and National Guards- later. tress Tallulah Bankhead, was bur- more information about airplane Egypt men. ied in his home town of Jasper, contracts let In the Near East the British were the war department. On the same day that the draft Ala. President Roosevelt attended The army is byputting the lid on as pressed by Italian armies which in- measure was signed, 60,000 National the ceremonies. a military precaution. vaded Egypt and pushed on to vital Guardsmen in 26 states reported to Sam Rayburn, who entered conoases. There was no declaration of their armories for active service Inside fact is that news of recent in 1913 after being speaker of gress contracts was released only to offset war. Egypt, which had threatened which will extend for a year, and to join the British if the Italians the President gave orders to call the Texas house of representatives the impression that the work was crossed the border, showed no in- out an additional 35,700 on October at the age of 31, was named fourth not getting ahead. Secretary of War speaker under President Roosevelt. Stimson had stated on August 9 that clination to resist at once. 15. contracts had been let for only 33 The Italians captured Sidi . Swinging full tilt into the defense MISCELLANY: 60 miles from the Lybian borplanes of the 4,000 authorized in also: program, Washington der on the fourth day. Sidi Barrani C. Heard President Roosevelt ask C. Hundreds of families whose wage June. earners have been imported to PhilJust a month later, September 10, is only 180 miles from Alexandria, congress for an appropriation of adelphia for employment in the the war one of the main British strongholds, $1,600,000,000 to defray department released figures of expenses yard are living in automobile that told a different story. Instead and 350 miles from the Suez canal. the first year of training of draftees. navy trailers just outside the gates. Con- of 33, the number of planes contractBy that time the British had reC. Saw President Roosevelt sign a ditions brought a protest from near- ed for was 2,797. vealed the strategy of their cam- $5,350,000,000 supplementary defense housewives who told the city by These figures were put out to repaign. With only 230,000 troops. 500 appropriation. council that lack of proper sanita- assure the public. But from now on and 21 1,000 armored cars aviation manufacturplanes they C. Awarded tion was a health menace. Similar there will be no talking. The war were hopelessly outnumbered. Plan ers orders to prepare for construc- conditions are reported in other de- department is following the lead of was to retreat to a shorter line, thus tion of 14,000 planes, at the rate of fense towns, industry including General Marshall, who says, You the Italian forces before 900 a month. This production rate Bremerton, Wash., extending R. I., can't play poker with everybody Newport, will be doubled within a year. engaging in a major battle. and Mare Island, Calif. looking at your hand. C. One of the first acts of the new A iM L S . . . in the neivs postmaster general, Frank C. WalkThe state department is still tryer, was to authorize three new issues, carrying out a nation- ing to keep the muzzle on Mrs. Daistamp Taxes Lester P. Barlow, inven- al defense motif. First Birthday Gen. John J. Pershing, day sale is sy Harriman, forthright minister to commander of the A. E. F., at 80 tor whose liquid oxygen-carboin Washington October 12. A Norway. Apparently Mr. Hull fears had no special message for the bomb failed to kill any goats recentwill depict the farmer she will tell what really happened stamp United States. He said, however, ly in an official test, won a patent and laborer, the the army there. he believed England could hold out. claim of $592,719 from the govern- and navy, and the three-ceSen. Joe O'Mahoney polled the securAt least I hope so, he added. ment for an invention used in the ity, education and conservation. highest vote ever received by a Veteran Leonor F. Loree, 82, one World war. His income taxes on the C. A campaign to turn over some Democrat in the recent Wyoming of the last of the railroad "giants sum amount to $412,817. Barlow of the armys primary. With less than half of the flying fortress of the era of Harriman and Hill, said he would "rock the to England is expected in normal vote cast in this election, capital planes died in his Jersey estate. Until 1938 before paying it. His new oxygen Washington. Reason given will be the Democrats figure they have a he was head of the Delaware and bomb, however, had far greater to test out the air good chance to carry the state ir Hudson. force than any explosive now used. fighter under combat conditions. November. d 15-d- I QUESTIONS JUifjy Keep cheese fresh by wrapping in muslin squeezed out of vinegar; and water, and store in a paper1 bag in a cool place. Use potato water (a) when making stock; (b) when making' gravy, and (c) if you are a bread-- j maker, use it for mixing the bread' dough. Keep the comb clean by washing it regularly in warm soap water to which has been added a Little ammonia. The ammonia will aid in loosening the dirt. Rinse thoroughly and dry. When a wire basket is used for, frying croquettes, dip the basket' into the hot fat before placing in the croquettes. The croquettes will not stick to it when done, and will be easy to remove. To improve the flavor of leg of lamb, rub it with a mixture of salt, garlic, black pepper and marjoram before cooking. o term! . . . Raymond Paiges legitimate squawk: That the list of recordings distributed by the Nat'l Comm, for Music Appreciation to foster American culture by means of American recordings for American listeners does not contain one American work! . . . The rumored Carol and Lupescu arrival soon via (flipper. The lines local ofTices got a message stating: Completing . . . Dietrichs royal reservations next flicker, Seven Sinners," in which Marlegs will not only cover in pants, but she her glammer-gam- s will also shoot pool. Have a cigar, lady? Theyre Also Talking About: Mrs. H. Payne Whitney and that attentive sculptor . . . The separation of the David Bruces. She's Mellons He allegedly took the daughter. London Red Cross post to forget . . . Walter OKeefes gag about Mary Pickford buying the Genl Motors and Ford exhibits to use as in her den. And the gag about OKeefe hooking up with the G. O. P. to get back on the book-end- s air-wav- Haw! They Do Say, Too: Parents magazines annual award will go to Katherine F. Lenroot, chief of the U. S. Childrens bureau. At the Ritz on the twenty-thirMrs. F. D. R. got it last time . . . How Ralph Ingersolls enemies are trying to gel Behis backers to divorce him. cause he is pro-D. R. . . . Marshall Field III, his biggest backer, is a Repub, and will not desert him A. A. Knopfs regret about not carefully reading proofs on Warwick Deeping's novel, which contains three offensive lines that may result in a terrific boycott by various d. F. ... groups. n Howll explain that one? Henri Untermans quiet arrival on the S. S. Iroquois two weeks ago. Hes King Carol's bi2 adviser and advance man here? Bergdorf-Goodma- Sallies in Our Alley: Jerry Cooper thinks it is funny that whenever an actor goes out to Hollywood he knocks wood but when he comes back he knocks Hollywood . . . breathless stranger asked a where he could locate Harold Ross, the New Yorker editor, last night . . . Hes probably over at J. & C.s, obliged the colyumist . . . But how will I know him," said the stranger, "weve never met! . . . Its a cinch, was the retort, he always sits with his back A to the col-yumi- check." f o - Wilted green vegetables can be freshened by washing in water containing a little vinegar, and then left to soak in this solution for an hour before cooking; Delicious outings. for of i:3 saves hours preparation i economical i i i order; today; from your grocer. s s nourishing eon-gue- du-Po- nt Pic-adill- y . New Yorkers Are Talking About: Fay Wrays breathless romance with Clifford Odets . . . 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