Show fHE OGDEN STAN DARD-EXAMINE- n ireasior© TUESDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 14 1939 R A7®aDvhi JAP''” T0 110LD Modern Venus SLfltJD raoir1 As u ®y®TD TOKYO Feb 14— (AP)— Foreign Minister Hachiro Arita today told Sir Robert Leslie Craigie British ambassador that Japan probably) would hold Hainan island until the end of the Chinese war and posof sibly indefinitely on grounds military necessity This was virtually the same reply Arita gave the French ambassador Charles Arsene Henry Monday when Henry asked for information on Japan’s plans with regard to the island which is near French Indo-Chin- a and the British colony at Hongkong Sources close to the French be predicted France would but Arita’s reply dissatisfied with she would at-- 1 it was doubted that e tempt any action to oust the Japa-nes- HOLLYWOOD Feb 14 (UP) — John Farrow author and motion picture director said Monday that posterity will remember Pope Pius XI as the only world leader of his time who refused to compromise his principles Farrow has been writing for two years a papal history and expects conclude the work In another year He ia husband Of Actress Maureen O’Sullivan and one of Hollywood’s leading Catholic laymen He said of Plus XI: “An incessant and almost incred- ible energy set the tempo of his He will be known as the reign pursuit apostle of peace though thehim to a of tranquility did not lure sacrifice of principles or a display of weakness On the contrary when the occasion demanded he would show an Indomlnable will and a courage of hi convictions $ n SINNOTT By NEA Service Staff Feb 14— SAN FRANCISCO Four hundred acres were dredged Franup from the bottom of San Island Treasure form to cisco bay where the Golden Gate international exposition opens Feb 18 and closes Dec 2 ' Two great bridges the world’s the exposition largest connectOakland and San with grounds ir’rorw'ici'A V V V A — i y Pan-Americ- an V 1 h ? IS in V-'- - 't 4 e vt tt-V--l jfcv Man-mad- "vi i 1 1 -- t ¥ The Japanese admiralty meanwhile announced that Japanese marines had made a new landing at dawn today on the south coast of Hainan and were advancing to meet the force which had landed on the north coast last Friday - v r it i I Treasure Island in San Francisco bay ppaSan d and tjie bridge structures fair site costing $77000000 San which connect TO ARRIVE APRIL 6 The annual “Hello America” program of the Veterans of Foreign Wars including an address by the organization’s commander-in-chie- f j Gfaham H Scott? wiU te heard over Network KLO and the NBC-Blu- e 1 plete for guess is that exhibits will be P0 per cent complete and the “ga way” 70 ’per cent complete whfcn they ring up the curtain $50000000 Can’t Be Wrong This world's fair is figured show The principal $50000000 construction budget was $175fy-00-0 Since Treasure Island was created as a permanent airport and seaplane base the government investment is $7200000 Un- ele Sam' is also putting $1500000 into a federal building and exhibits California is spending Other western states foreign nations and exhibitors’ appropriations are figured at Receipts from exhibit space and CENTERPIECE Girls may prefer flowers but within the breast building site fees and advance of every man lies the affectionate heart of a cake-eatGleaming lit ticket sales are figured at $850Q inscribed In love of a Its best white icing this cake conveys message 000 Western business and indusbachelorto threat a are of arrows candy chocolate Those golden $7' try subscribed an additional hood 500000 Any surplus will be prorated The fair looks certain to By May Mann its way Standard-Examin"pay the into air 'Four hundred feet Staff on Treasure Island rises the slett der Tower of the Sun It Is topped by a golden Phoenix houses a 44r It’s only a matter of two more practically $300000 as a settle bell carillon It Is the central figIn the divorce agreement It ure in the Court of Honor whence weeks of waiting— for Rhea Gable ment was agreed that—she would Around make also radiate the myriad of palaces In Las Vegas Nevada statements if any to few courts fountains statues and jso the first of March her divorce de- the To date newspaper re press onthat are the exposition sealed and de- porters have used devious means It’s quite an order to mix tra&i cree will be signed for Interviews— but and tlohal" Oriental early Spanish livered and the second Mrs pable Rhea ways a Garbo-lik- e maintained has Maya and Inca motifs give these will be returning to Hollywood to a modernistic treatment —arid still start life all over again She will Proper letters fr6m the east re-topreserve a basic harmony Yet have read several books completthe assignment proved this was done in the architecture ed a new afaghan and in the in- garding be of no avail — Rhea Gable is not and of the main buildings Court of the terim— had many thoughts talking for publication until after Sven Seas Pacific Basin Court reminiscences But who are we the decree Though' we didn’t of Pacific Shores — these and oth- to delve into those remaining em- comefinal headline story With away ers were each assigned to a dif bers of a romance that once glow- — (and secretly the we were relieved ferent architect “a pageant of ed publicly and made Rhea Gable and rather glad) we did learn that the Pacific — not like anything one of Hollywood’s most envied Rhea Gable is not the lonely urn heretofore built” was the unifying women — because she was the wife happy woman the world thinks admonition Each developed his of its most famous star! be No' indeed! She is must she It was a telegram from New not sitting by her hearthside weeptheme even to lighting fixtures York an urgent assignment for a statuary and landscaping her eyes out for a lost love — ‘story from Clark Gable’s wife that ing Pastel Colors ended years ago Only a that Color Is washed rather than sent us to Las Vegas All of the memory lingers now sprayed Into the scheme Neirly way we thought how much better Woman Is Happy 20 colors are used all in pastel it would be to leave people in diswe found a pleasant Instead New materials applied In the stuc- tress alone who wants to bare woman one whom we susco make the walls glisten Effect soul3 and private sorrows for the happyis forward to a rich pect of this treatment and the colors world to see and read about But full and looking A month ago life happy are heightened at night by a com- an assignment in this world of she paid her first visit to her first plete new departure in indirect! il- type and printer’s ink and editors grandchild in Texas She is interis a law unto itself And no matlumination ested in her son and daughter by structures of various ter that tl& most important story her first marriage Typical Rhea Gable nations will house exhibits in pe on today’s front page is probably never looked better than she does cial settings Hawaii East Indies used to start tomorrow’s fire reyouthful ' smartly groomed China Japan and the Philippines porters never consider turning today and And if we can beinterested down an order from the editor will be massed in the Paqific lieve Is a romance there reports - Delicate Mission Basin area Japan will present in the that offing puts sparkle in "It twas a delicate mission — one her native girls wearing silk Califor almost d the and eyes to certain be uncompleted nia has several buildings' Other --but will shorthaving succeeded on others states and British Columbia will become cherished the and bely as difficult we were given loved one use the Hall of Western States equally a of eastern wealthy ' Missouri Illinois and Texas have the assignment to make the effort financier In the first place it Is known their own buildings Though we didn’t complete our when Rhea Gable was given that Statues murals of a story written assignment jne dallions — they are here in proabout tears and sobs and futile fusion Ralph Stackpole’s “Pacific1 admission is 50 cents— and there- heartbreak and loneliness — we ’is 80 feet high Cadorna’s “Eve-- ’ after the costs are your tastes for report that the subject of our narning Star” is another noteworthy amusements your fancies for art rative is happy anticipating a goods your fondness for souve- new happiness that may soon be sculpture nirs 300 industrial are firms hers Nearly San Francisco has been called a exhibiting In the palaces or their There Goes Garbo own - buildings The petroleum gourmet’s paradise It is one of a At service station at Victorcities in the world where ville a group the “Treasure Mountain the few limousine was being large of western mining interests and you can dine on shark’s fin soup serviced with gas while a chaufthe wild life displays ' of Oregon and Peking duck escargot and feur instructions and then and New Zealand are notable crepes suzette sukiyaki or tem- turnedgave' to the rear car door for orpura minestrone and veal scalo-pi- ders Two women sat in the back among institutional displays tamales and eggs rancho seat — and for the The fun area is the Gayway second time in Eddie Cantor will have a night borsch and shashlik and fried our life we recognized Greta GarMae West is to have chicken and candied yams v club there bo Her golden brown hair was a Palace of Education Jake Shu-be- rt of Broadway fame will hive a club and there will be a Freiich Folies Bergere An open air spec $5-000- 00 Yo-semi- Vf A E ASKS HIKE WASHINGTON Feb 14 (AP)— corporation to increase its present! air mail rates will be considered at a civil “aeronautics authority hearing here Feb 23 and March 9 Involved are? the company routes between San Diego Calif and Salt Lake City and between the Utah capital’ and Great Falls Mont Youth Acquires Gunnery Course Civilization T opic In School Coss QfTown Meet Hour Central 2247 Going Hollywood er r ‘ -- 1 dark-haire- I” John said he had borrowed the gun from his uncle— while uncle wasn’t looking ture London county council has drafted a plan for requisitioning pri vate vehicles during wartime The plan included a provision for 25000 taxicabs for towing light pumps for the fire department and 13000 private cars to be used for ambulances ni tacle West Stand Cavalcade of the Golden will portray Custer's List Qmmtcoa All for 50 Cents New York who ought to know illustrator— —voted model Nina MacDougald the “Modern Venus” MODEL 1939 Sally Rand will be time with a “nude ranch” where her lassies will wear sombreros and boots A diving bell will low er patrons 40 feet In shark and sea water and a rocket ship will simulate a jourTbe ney through- - the heavens "Scottish village is going on a realistic bent— even to importing a million bottles of Scotch beer —- bucolic touch will be the horse from Iowa The other "whopper” will be a snake while to the other extreme go the midget village and Jule Charbeau’s minute machinery Assuming you are in San Fran-- ‘ ciico or Oakland it will cost you a dime to go to the exposition by by auto ferry Or if you would go and four will 50 cents carry you other- - persons on the bay bridge to abd from the exposition The STEAK Fancy Steer Round Sirloin The 3200-pou- nd 36-fo- ot ! pound PORK CROPS Center pound 91 LARD Pure 4-- lb package Swift’s Tender HAMS Whole or Half pound RIB BOIL Ms Lean Mealy UAHS 2 pound center slices OYSTERS Per pint SALM0I1 Sliced pound 3120 x ! '0 i 1 intensification of military operations has sentenced seven Arabs to death on charges of resisting British troops by force of arms long and softly curled at the end A light felt hat and sports coat and a white scarf knotted at the throat were discernable Her face very appeared to be white and headthin but cheerful The car ed for Los Angeles “Yes that was Greta Garbo” the service station man told us “She lives on a ranch to the north of here Miss Garbo drives Into Los Angeles about once a week She always has her chauffeur speak for her “My daughter has been teasing me to get her autograph They say a Garbo autograph is worth $25 but I have never asked her I’d rather have her business” : Stimson Mkt 2!c CoffcoSfSJ? 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' Nuckoll’s —l SALAD DRESSIIIG FRUIT COCKTAIL---- — 4“ --t- eH Ro Crystal White Arizona Seedless n— — Rinso large pbg IDs Soap 7 giant bars 25c 1 Oysters 0-l- Folger’s 5c in Extras 19c CORN or BEANS Assorted Fisnlss plug 10: No2 Hoodies Ib pbg 3-l- 5c 14c Shaver’s Dcsonf-l- b bottle oz Pineapple Boneless pkg cl Broken Sliced 23c Miracio Whipqi 32c Lard Pure Ib 0?c White 28-- oz i 3 !f' Cheese dozen HOc dozen 5c 14— (AP)— at Halfi In an i Lemons OMMOUT there — this octopus-infeste- d jjptjtl Sto Feb JERUSALEM Deans Peas Tomatoes 6 cans American Beauty Soup ms 1 uQlil Sugar RAVIOLI A court martial Sat Bake-a-Gak- o Milk producer London May Draft Cars During WarArabs To Die For IPINEAPPLE British Resistance LONDON Feb 14— (UP)— The bas-relie- fs - I "Has Twentieth Century Civiliza-tion Improved Mankind” is the America’s ject to be debated duringAir to be of the Town Meeting broadcast over KLO and the NBC-Blu-e network today from seven-thirt- y to eight-thirt- y p m Speakers will include William Lyon Phelps dean of American men of letters who has been Lampson professor of English literature at Yale since 1901 Reinheld Neibuhr professor of applied Christianity at Union Theological Seminary Dr Harlow Shapley astronomer at Mt Wilson observatory and Walter Wanger independent Hollywood motion pic- Thone 4115 Wash Blvd Kate Smith er 14— (AP)— Feb- CHICAGO seventh 12 John Gospodarek Pargrade pupil at Assumption ochial school learned about 'firearm during hi geography lesson Flustered when his teacher unhim to reexpectedly called upon 38 calibre a cite John dropped floor dischargIt on the pistol his into bullet a ed sending ankle and terrifying his class- - y 9 Pupils Lose Coats In $150000 Blaze te i A petition of Western Air Express (AP) — Dorsey Nichols 71 a prominent farmer in the ' Soda Springs area for 25 years died at his ranch home yesterday of a heart ailment Nichols is survived by his widow two daughters Katheryn Wilburn Til’lotsen and two sons I and Bertha Nichols Lonnie and Jay te ¥ AIR HAIL RATES Ill SODA SPRINGS Idaho Feb 14 WASHINGTON Feb 14— (AP)— The Danish legation announces Frederik and that Crown Prince and Denmark of Princess’ Ingrid Pedro San at land will Iceland month’s visit Cal -- April 6 tw nine-thir- ty to' ten-thi- rbe win guests which they during ty P m of President and Mrs Roosevelt The broadcast also includes talks open at Hyde Park and formally by Senator Bennett Champ Clark the Danish building at the New Governor Leverett SaltonstaU of York World’s fair Massachusetts H J Tobin mayor The royal couple also will visit of Boston and Anna Mae Lochner Los Angeles San Francisco president of the national auxiliary Grand canyon and Boulder of the V F W and music by popu- Denver Jar dance orchestras and the V F dam Salt Lake City BELLEFONTE Pa Feb 14 — Omaha Des Moines Minneapolis - W band of Warren Ohio Buf- j The Comedy portion o£ the pro (UP) — Nine hundred students fled Chicago Racine Wis Detroit the Bob Burns coatless Monday as fire destroygram will feature falo and Niagara Falls bazooka-playin- g brick high school sage of Van Buren ed the four-stor- y pick-u- p from building here In a three-minuHollywood Radio City George H Hazel president of the school board estimated the loss at $150000 ' ? 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