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Show THE JOURNAL. LAYTON. UTAH Thirteen Killed by Explosion Told to Leave U. S. GENERAL HUGH S im BRO l!YM Will v , ; dA r (ROQUET I.Kjri AM) III INFO I.OtN 'Hit- Mory lillci!.: Aitmo Hoc- WASHINGTON -- The inside story clum, In .id (if Italys secret jmiIico, i"td his job to Old l'l.ildys vtllow of how the career boys nearly put over the $100,000 000 credit to Fasaccording to Philippe liardi-C"ii- i t in Tlie Living Ape P.enito cist Spain indicates the strength of the croquet clique" inside the state pla' i day pigeon to a few iri all ami he had enough. So he dc partment. This is the group which haii the towns poll ted before he plays croquet almost every evening with Cordell Hull, und is equivalent showed his knob among his beloved Frederick Lonsdale to the Cliveden set in England. subjiits As a matter of fact, it was a part Hssuies young plu wi ights, in Stage, that lots of tunes an idt a comes to of the old Cliveden clique Lord yiu after you have resigned your-- Halifax and Sir Samuel Iloare who If never to have another Or, as started the idea of helping General Mr I, used to do so profitably, you Franco. Sir Samuel Iloare is now can always r peat an old one . British ambassador to Spain, and it 'ihe nudical books, a contribber to was he who sold the idea to AmeriYou reveals, libt 203 causes of headcan Ambassador Weddell, long faache. You can relieve the worst one mous for his ability to follow rather by failing to tune In on Ben Bernie. than lead. Ixird Halifax and Iloare apparent- 4 , 'Ihe Front Pages: The Ratzi rags ly thought it would be smart polig Jt ' denied the beat NANA scored on the tics to get the United States to lend speech of Richard-Wdlthe- r Darre, ag- a hundred million dollars to Spam, riculture minister, quoted as saying in which case Britain might win a A the world would be Nazi slaves when few months of Spanish neutrality the war ends. At the same time and certainly could not lose since indispatches sneaked through telling only American money would be Members of four families In Cincinnati, Ohio, were blasted out of their vested. of forced labor in Poland and among n So sevbeds Weddell Ambassador had downtown teneby a explosion that wrecked a three-storFrench prisoners of war. A barbarian tells on himself . . . France eral talks with General Franco and ment building, and killed 13 members of five families. A dozen others later sold the idea to some of his living on upper floors were injured. Fhoto shows firemen removing was readied for its fall in 1935, JoInjured victim from the scene of the explosion. hannes Steel reports in the book, friends in the state department, notably Assistant Secretary BreckinThat year the FasEyewitness. cists corrupted the French press ridge Long and James Dunn. Jim65,000,000 francs worth In order to my Dunn, adviser on political relatrain its armies in Ethiopia Laval tions, today has become one of the most important figures In the state permitting . . . Dorothy Thompson isnt all the staff duels. Now department. For he is Cordell Hulls you notice Walter Lippmann taking chief croquet partner. In fact, it is a wisp of a wallop at Mark Sullivan, on Jimmy Dunns lawn that many his for finding the Labor of the croquet matches take place. So the idea of Party under his bed . . . The Bolo the Jimmy Dunn sold to his croquet credit Spanish is Hitler into press needling hopping as in to give Benito a lift in Greece. partner, and for a time if Mr. Hull would put it across. It The Reds cant be reading the comwas at this point that Unde r Secremuniques of the Italian High Command. They are masterpieces of tary of State Sumner Welles stepped into the picture. He communicated silver lining evasion. direct to the President who at that time was away on his Caribbean Typewriter Ribbons: Ellen Glas cruise. gows: The only difference between Roosevelt agreed with Welle s that a rut and a grave is in their dimento throw a hundred million dollars . sions Mayor I.aGuardias: into the lap of Fascist Spain would It makes no difference if I burn my be extremely unwise. However, a bridges behind me, since I never rewas worked out, II Walpoles: The world compromise finally treat of saving for the largely purpose is a comedy to those who think; a Mr. Hulls feelings, since he had tragedy to those who feel . . . Lewd gone rather far out on a Milestones: Farce is a tricky already limb in favor of the Spanish credits. thing Its a bubble you try to keep This scene, somewhere in Egypt, shows a ground crew packing a Therefore the Red Cross will send in the air, and if youre not careful bomb bay of a Blenheim bomber with a cargo of death and destruction. a certain amount of food and mediA it becomes a medicine ball Planes like this have been battering the Italian base of Bardia, a port cal How to much Spain. supplies childs definition: A smile is the this will be remains to be seen, but and key Fascist base 15 miles inside of Libya, as the British blitzkrieg whisper of a laugh . . . Robert n of Italian Libya. sweeps on in Us Quillens: Violent exercise Is like a the croquet clique will see that it cold bath You think it does you is enough to keep Franco in power the rising tide of discontent because good you feel better when despite U. S. Anons: He had a among the Spanish people. you stop it . . habit of spilling his words into your HIGHWAY HITCHES J Mahlers: Some peojuwns One major item of the new deple spend so much time preparing for rainy days, they dont enjoy the fense budget to be submitted to congress in January is a system of sunny ones Benjamin Frank linking key induslins, Doing an injury puts you beThe plan calls for low your enemy; revenging one trial centers. makes you even with him. Forgiv- the greatest road building program in the history of the country. . A ing it s ts you above him Elimination of transpoi tation botto st. Never above you, never besuch as prevailed during tlenecks. u always beside you. ne. uh the World war, is one goal; also the problem of contlicting state highil UrPORITIKS NOILS: laws which are a serious imway General Metwxas, the leader of the to defense. pediment emaing Greeks, is absent minded For instance, the war department One of the anecdotes about him into a contract with a truck entered deals with the time he was piloting summer to transport small line last All went well until a seaplane arms and ammunition from Chicago the commander of the ship noticed to Wis , where maneuvers Sparta, thev were gliding toward an aerowere being held. It was a rush orExcuse me. General drome but was held up because the said the commander, der, Metaxas, trucks didnt conform to Wisconsin but it would be better to come down In another case buildlimitations. on the sea. This is a seaplane. materials for an urgently needing Of course. said Metaxas, what ed powder plant m Indiana were I So . was thinking about? cd because of highway statutes. saving he turned and landed safely In an effoit to unravel the maze Comon the water, and then said: of state traffic rules, the I I thank you heartily. mander, committee on interstate shall not foiget the tact with which has suneved 301 statb.nrieis trade blunyou drew mv attention to the Thirtv-mnstate legislatures utes . . der I was about to make meet in January, and defense auMetaxas then turned, opt tied the thor. ties plan a vigorous drive to door and stepped into the ocean persuade them to rttnove these defense obstacles. The highway llcvvvood Brouns favorite story has already been sent to the about war correspondent Alexander legislative loads of Kentucky. LouW nolle olt was told him by William isiana. Mississippi, Nebraska, New The four major generals in command of the four air districts into All hdl had broken McNutt New Yolk, Rhode Island, Jerstv, whiih the United States has been divided are shown here. Top, left, loose one cold night on the Western South Catol.na and Virginia. Gen. B. K. Yount, commanding general of the Southeast air corps Maj. As McNutt was taking Front Federal officials want live states district. Top, right, Maj. Gen. John F. Curry (X. W. district); bottom, anWoollcott and he cover, joined to solve the problem tlumsolvos. but Gen. James Chaney, (X. E. district); bottom, right, Maj. left, Maj. other reporter, who were sitting on jf they dont, congressional action Gen. Jacob Fiekcl (S. W. district.) Alex had where the ground spread will be sought under the constitua shawl he always carried for just tional prohibition against interstate such things . . . Suddenly a shell commerce barriers Such a move U. S. exploded not far from where they doubtless will stir up the hot opposiwere all sprawled . They were tion of railroads, who favor the exscared st.ff, but not Woollcott, isting system as an aid in fighting To who md.fferc ntlv remarked: truck competition me Maude Adams as Peter Pan was gav and spirited and altogether MAIL BC eh.. rnung as the silver star on top I,- . K., St. louis Senator Clark's of the tree of Christmas morning isolationist v.ews are completely consistent and sincere, doubtless goThe newsboy who peddles his paback to s.tmlar views held by ing has a his pers near The Roney-Plazfather, the celebrated Champ . . . Other day daily Clark. Senator Clark always has Mussolini creates he kept y ellmgbeen an ardent opponent of war. He a new war dance! One step forward had a distinguished record m live v Z ' and two steps back' last war i J. II., Muncie, lnd. Secretary of as Dorotliv Thompson was telling ol Labor Perkins is not fore gn born; J?' S' a ruse sht once used to get rid of a she was born in Boston, Mass., April w He came over to her 10. 1S82 bore 1 ir table in the Stork Club one night , and started telling her how to write MFRK ITl never her next ten eolyums . In speaking Spanish, Henry Wal remember anything you are saying. has d ff eulty with the words lace she interrupted ReSwiss and Swede meaning Why, he asked, "is your mem sult is he sometimes refers to h:s In swift execution of aiding the nations fighting aggression, the ory that bad as a Swede. Swiss brother-in-laI mted Mates government has released to Greece 30 IM0 pursuit planes, It's terrible, replied Lt ThompEverybody who enters Justice In fact, my memory is sc pictured above, for immediate delivery. The planes, rated by air experts son. chambers in the Supreim Murphy's m America as possessing greater speed, maneuverability and stamina bad I don't even remember hsving court it asked by his tecretary tc than mach'n guns each. asked you to sit at this tablet Italys best, mount four w guest book. sign Y JOHNSON JV A l(: , 4 X P A YOUR dm. ready for a several new U, I D. C. BURDEN It is astonishing to find in my mail and to hear in talk most recently here among leading industrialists at the convention of the National Association of Manufacturers a sort of opinion that if we can keep out of war, either by aiding Britian to preserve her empire by some sort of peace acceptable to her, or by aiding her to do much more, we can avoid the continuing necessity and burden of Washington, MILITARY H - (1 Mf on-ten- ts . y pre-daw- British Pack a Blenheim Bomber Princess Stephanie Schillingfnrst has been ordered expelled from the United States by the department of Justice. She was once known as Londons leading Nazi hostess. May Be New Envoy . . ... ... counter-invasio- Commanders of Four . . Norman Armour, U. S. to Argentina, who is reported considered by President as a successor to Joseph P. Kennedy, as U. S. envoy to England. Air Districts Aiding British . super-highway- s . . . . DEFENSE PRODUCTION Bill Knudsen's speech at the National Society of Manufacturers was like a breath from a mountain top on a muggy day. He was a prac- mterde-pwtment- tical production man talking their He was an honest man language mixing the bitter with the sweet and handing it out with the bark e . off. re-po- it ... . . Somewhere in England . . . Native Indians have flocked loyally to the banner of the British royal air force, lending their abilities to Britain in its fight for life against Germany. This Indian pilot is having a mug of hot coffee after a flight. Released bv Nazis Releases Planes to Greece xvXssx,sv. V W'ywwwiwvwyw x .v tlv? 5? a laugh-provok- - . .(' TA I ..VM1' This jumper is j a smallness cf girls covet and ej patioR iog down t dw be 0 If allow ,orral .? th 18. OUT lerH-'.- y ica Leu i rran rid al t o ixpi V 'n 11 31 111 1 3 f jr 14 throng wt he ilieer grxV' iefr ft.v la uni i f cur kfcse em thpm jd4 Ktfliinents itb envy tn the woi re can Production lags. Our machine for defensive manufacture is not on an basis. It doesn't mean anything to report the production of many airplanes or ships unless you tell what types you are talking about. Some are big and complicated. Some are little and simple. Two years before he was called to Washington, or even mentioned elsewhere for that purpose, this column began to urge that the government make use of Mr. Knudsen in the speciality in which he is a veritable genius. That speciality is the mechanical aspects of production in the American model of vast mass output through factory organization and method. The present program, now that so many of the contracts have been placed, is now moving into exactly that phase. In that phase you could sift America with a sieve and find no better man for that job. But that is not the whole job. It is only one part of the whole job. The whole job is insurance of the flow of materials, power, labor, finance and transportation. It is careful watchfulness of the procurement program of the various government agencies themselves tc keep them in balance and to prevent duplications, counter bidding and It is also a constant vigilance foi the supply of civilian needs. Military and naval needs must have an absolute right of way, but we should not create hardships elsewhere. all-o- fine-mesh- Vs A H . Ik . v " s J cross-wire- Mrs. E. Decgan, C. S. embassy clerk in Taris, who was held by Nazis and later released. 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Size 8 requires l3 yards of 51 terial for jumper; l'i jardsc. bw material for Send i j ards for KTithin eshier long-sleeve- d short-sleeve- SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN i 149 New Montgomery An San Francisco Enclose 15 cents for each pi:Sue Pattem No Name Address Middle of the 1C as ar ate vicin Cd dhants hardwari Daniels, - ut v ... n jctIy all-o- . de-la- maintaining an army and navy invincible in every area in which our national safety is or may be endangered. That is a cruel illusion. We have slept too long on our rusting arms. Force and not good faith is the rule in the world today. It is only realistic for us to recognize that. With its resources reasonably organized and mobilized for war, this is the strongest nation on earth. Stronger than any probable combination of other nations. Considering its strategic position behind two oceans, it can become impregnable in this hemisphere. But it can do so only if it is and remains so organized and mobilized. It can do so only if it confines its defense to the areas in which its strategic territorial advantage exists. e At this stage of world conflict, as in any war, leaders on both sides say their only war aims and the only basis of peace is the complete destruction and subjugation of its enemy. In the present balance of power that is most unlikely. Hitler, with the military equipment of all Europe accumulated in many countries through years of rearmament in his hands and his heel on the necks of all the fighting peoples, is little likely to be completely dislodged on land in Europe without a vast internal upheaval, which now seems unlikely. Yet Hitler, with little distant naval strength and many strategical and territorial handicaps, is little likely completely to destroy either the British navy or the British empire. Suppose this is wrong. Suppose a peace of complete conquest, subjugation and revenge were imposed upon either side as it was at Versailles or a century earlier at Vienna. Would either result a conquered peace or a negotiated truce create a condition, in which, after both these lessons, we could ever rely on anything less than our own strength completely adaptable to any military or naval problem in our owti defense in this hemisphere? It is a vain hope. We should aid Britain to the full extent that does not involve us in a war for which we are not remotely ready, carrying financial obligations that could ruin us and with an equally important qualification to the full extent that it can be done without postponing our own rearmament for any rearmament on eventuality and land, sea and in the-a- ir preservation of our great financial and industrial and solidarity strength. We are not following this rule, or we are following it too slowly with too many exceptions and too many blunders. Every informed observer in Washington knows that our defense program of production is about 30 per cent behind the most pessimistic advance schedules. all-o- n . then make the i design (No. 12L perfectly v : . war-danc- , page-mate- JsS, half-forme- d m . Schoolgirl IF ' m'rn hlousc-Jiunpcf- ji Bib! fiv JTbe Of ce, sn tetive dc irea and fess than fytrators tost of a It is bi heari he The middle chapter of th (King James version) is 117, which is also the everal c ustomei edirg hi This chapter is p:! chapters end same number of chi: says Pathfinder. But tlrf verse of Psalm 18 is the verse of the Bible, being pr? by 15,590 verses and follow the same number. leople h The ha ers that chapter. by 594 follow-th- Stu DONT BE BGSt BY YOUR LAXATIVE CONSTIPATION THIS MODE When yon feel gassy, beadach due to cloggd-u- p bowels, do at beda1 do take Feen-A-Mmorning thorough, comfort helping you start the day normal energy end pep, doesn't million! 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