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HERALD-JOURNA- Vital Life Lines Of British Empire In Peril If Reich Regains Colonies - wycerr; v T Ins hi hu i H it U hungir unsatisfied ha ht n h Known thnt hi.s 1h uii" for i German emnire emhiue the u g tolonns lot to turn of the Rouh uftu th UmM W u .ini iu!onu The story of the-to G nion how then return would afteet the woild situition is told in thi ee infoi m due u tubs written foi Hitald Inuiinl This is the first Tu ichM in I i s - v far-flun- a i OCTOBER THURSDAY, UTAH, LOGAN, L, in MILTON BRONNMJ vrvicc staff ( urn shuuIi nt H mug LONDON o, t 2. v hiwl "1 ati hfil On ai tji rmanj m rabble mil On fin lull vv ot Europe ami mim up Amll la ami ( V i liosluv ilu him; ilitenland, British minims m ilia fmr that Ihi m si Msiip Hitlirs t hrcHl 1'iiuiK li-- mn l - "'ll- i - ot In ai On ir ducition On lh( Stall ti ul uni n Uli mi nt. the luidiri! said It would In Ins list " territorial don ind m EurWell while dm s In kii trioii ope thete Britons 111 Atm i ti u tiny Movie Chamillor Hitlos iiiinOv it v irported di mund in pn limin r m m negotiations for a El nn mord. for the ummiditnnid nturn human by France of the former nd land-loikAI RICAN HARBOR A POTENTIAL GERMAN NAVAL BASE Snacious and with peaceful a waters, the harbor of Dar es Salaam, in Tanganyika, former German East Africa, is potential ths c0J"y;. thieat to Gieat Biitain's lifelines to India, should Geimany regain and Airways port, Hu iving town in this airview, Dar es Salaam, important railroad center ana submarines. be turned into a base tor German warships a ed 2 s lolonies of Togol.mil and the is only one basis of their (ear (uni-iroon- is tin upon qut.stion wlnih Hitler lm.s widely sarted from the platform laid down in hm bock, "Idem Kampf" In that volume he made lather light of colonics and boldly said he was more interested in getting rich European territory contiguous to the present But men like General Germany Franz Ritter von Epp and others close to him have made him change his mind Now he wants colonies: 1 Because they were taken from Germany by duress" in the Treaty of Versailles 2 Because when England, France, Italy, Holland, Belgium and Portugal all have considerable colonial empties, it is derogafory to Germany's honor" r.ot to have part cf the white mans burden 3. Because he is confident Germany oould so develop her former colonies as to supply many of the home needs. He scouts any British talk of Germans being able to buy in the colonies what they want He says Germany has not the necessary gold or foreign exchange If colonies were once more Germany s the nation could buy stuff with its own currency minims This maUei of mil; outstanding Hitler is not claiming the Pacific Islands which mainly went to Japan He may not even bother gieatiy about Togoland and Cam What t mons, in northern Africa be has in mind is former German East Africa for which England holds the mandate and former which the Union of South Africa holds the mandate German East Africa, now called Tanganyika, Is a territory the English would be loathe to give up It was the last link of Cecil Rhodes dream of an loute from the Cape of Good Hope to Egypt. It makes possible some day an railway from Attend Our a NEXT S.VTURDAY MIDNITE to North Africa It is an important stopping place for the Imperial Airways planes which fly fiotn England to South Africa In Dar es Salaam and other pmts it has havens, which, if in Get man hands, might some day prove dangerous to British shipping German submarines, operating from those ports could harry Bntish ships going from the Suez Canal and Red Sea en route to India, the Ear East and Australia Since Tanganyika has been British, several short railway lines, connecting with the bigger ones, nave been constructed, many airdromes built, and big electric power station on the Fangam river All are valuable from a military Noulli N'mt Scald "Short Route to India 7500 miles standpoint Even more than British East Africa, King Georges subjects in Southwest Africa fear any "deal for colonies And theres a nice little snag I anganyik.i is a British mandate, but former German Southwest Africa is a mandate to the Unoin of South Africa. If Hitler gets down to cases and oemands the former German South-VieAfrica, English statesmen will politely call his attention to the fact that the Union of South Afdominion. rica is a The British cabinet and government cannot make decisions for All of which will that dominion look to Hitler like passing the buck and probably engender considerable heat Even if London decides to play Lull with Hitler on restoration of Ionics, it is going to take a lot of argument from the Chamberlain government to get South Africa to fall Into line South Africa by its own efforts, conquered the Germans in Southwest Africa during the World War, and feels pretty strongly about holding on to this territory. Two thirds of Southwest Africa valueless, because it is burning desert But the cultivable part is good for grazing and there is considerable mineral wealth The northern part of the country Is almost exclusively inhabited by native tribes, who largely ere ruled by their own chieftains The Gi i mans say they want this tcmlcny back principally bcatise of its mineral possibilities Theie mo copper lodes which promise great tilings In the last year rethe pelled temtoiy produced SI i75niKl woith of diamonds ) of gold $150,000 tin concentrate $1000 010 vanadium, $14 010 pig leal and J.lhOOOO crude cop-p- i r Hut possibly another considei alum is th.it Walvis Bay offers a good nival base fiotn which and i misers lould make life dtfieiill for Bntish ships following the long life line from England around the Cape of Good Hope to. India st O S A K WHERE NAZI EVES OClS ON AFRICA In solid black on the former African colonies map of Africa above, ate shown Germanys and their strategic location m relation to the ocean lifeline..' of the British Emoire. Should war with a dominant Mediterranean power close the Suez Canal to Britain, she would be forced over to the western long route" to India and her far East possessions. Walvis Bay, in former German Southwest Africa, and Dar es Salaam, in are poits from which Tanganyika, former German East Afuca, route. Tanganyika also warships and submannes could cut either threatens British land communication along the famous rail and a.r routes. The shaded area is the not Union of South Afuca. which has the mandate for Southwest Cape-to-Cai- I $140,-ini- C ro Africa. Friendly Facts LAI UA LVSN AN AITUMN LULLABY silent Down from the and steep. Little grey shadows noiselessly creep: loaves are falling, flitting So here has been dawning another and falling blue day. 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Burnette together again in their greatest mom studded with triumph sings and excitement' Gene Smiley - claimed and the unions in have no effoit on (lie mosi nn urate timopuie known m all the mill ils of man X 111 I This master cloik will- mil gain or lose a seiond in five or six v ears The clock operates bv means of a slender bar of irvstal a few imhcs long suspend-iquartz on slender threads in an air i hamber in whnh the temperat in e is kept constant to within a few hundreds of a degree The of be quartz bar in tile (hamber is siuh that air vitui-tion- s real I i.n it to prodiito vibil a oust u tenth nk n ii called ciuraiv of one iirl in ion a a mn -- ill ll Ci ...m Riuver ... is irn djilSi i 1 ", "Little Miss Rroadwat" low nffnial clinks ue riguluted broad ust and time signals by gov i mmont radio stations and are correlated by an elritronic i ItH k whnh is installed at the naval Smitlvfit'ld, I i s l'rl ESTIMATED DAILY INCREASE lullanv OF POPULATION IN U S Thro the warm dust the flames The population cf the United dim and die Stales it is estimated increases Roi kaby, baby, just von and I Rm king ana stopping diowsilv at the rate of one person every 36 seconds This figure is based on stopping the 1'kfO lenusus totals This mm- Lnllahj tiahv sweet lullabv Alne E Allen All u- u r i is ol 'u i Till tin Tu in tv h in n o e lie pi. u si It ii si ti . ii, v hols' ('led in rid civil a o t ilili two hi h pi i i hairs and four vmiliu Two ii ,;o pi h iv j i s hi plated m (wo if t'n flu vi i The fin nisi ,n of ;lu i di sign as I huso ui tin 1. stitute on Collce full Tin ll mu, w n h its hi uiiiiful ip; m n n a rt .tu fin nislin gs is miv most (he beiutHul uni mm .tnuturis of its kind hi Un ( ( . i MAT, rr rt v, . Hyrum Now Playing Wed., Thurx., M1IRLKV TEMPLE in Todat, Friday i, ,n I Beautiful & o' H ot fin nllen tu tile house of (by for weeds choke up the fiieml unused path Si indmavian Edda and giev is tin i I yjestoto CHICAGO, Oit 27 II li A baby girl, weighing only 23 ounces, one of the tiniest ever born in Chicago, clung to life today in an incubator at St Bernards hospital She is Caroline Jean Freckleton, frst child to Mr and Mrs Elmer Freckleton The mother, Jean, is Brow n h, pi i, t m mi ip il BABY A LITTLE PRAYER Give me a calm, a thankful heart, From every murmer free; The iloudiest night hHs a hint of The blessings of Thy grace impart. And make me live to Thee light Anne Steele. Sumewheie m its shadows hiding. And its better far to hunt a star Than the spots on the sun abid" SOUTH CACHE ing B n i I i note-boo- OIMK ot t In pt loll omii ol hi ,c ii aiv building lot ilnl on (u, , III ,b si bool i mi, on no id li d v I Of all tiees tall oaks Radio was the first love of rusreptihle to lightning Smiley Burnette, popular screen are immune and valuable comedian who Gene ten are rodded to protect supports Autry in the new Repub'ic smash Old "The Barn hit, Dance," opening today at tthe Gem theater, and the air proved to be the initial testing-groun- d for Smileys -- pu tile hive Bomtii Granville, (harming juvenile starlet of many recent films, wins new friends in her newest jncture "Beloved Brat," which opens tomorrow at the Roxy versitality As chief announcer at a radio station in Tuscola, 111 , several years ago, Bumehte was obliged to handle seven different programs daily, using different musical instruments in each The funny-ma- n learned more jovial than 2,000 songs while employed at that station, and because he cannot read muic, he was forced to learn them all "by ear." "I copied the words from a portable phonograph, Smiley explains. "I would start the machine and let it run until it had played as much as I could copy down, and then by starting and stopping the machine I would finally arrive at a fairly good knowledge of the tune as well as of the words Burnette copied all of the two thousand songs into a typewritten and indexed So many were included that Smiley could start at the beginning of the book and sing every song without stopping or reneating a number, and sing for three days straight! Furniture New contest $250 000 Quiz AT THE GEM the answer Know Roxy Tomorrow big-tim- i qm-iti- S. At Logan Seminary down-and-o- NE ?, Ieloud Brat Opens At DAFFY RITZES OFF TO RACES Dmion has those Kitzis on the Run von' In other and more sober, words this means that the daffy Kitz Bi others are starred in Damon Runyons "Straight, Place and Show which opens today at the Capitol theater The film shows the Rites off (as u u ill to the races where they buy hoi ,es, sell horses, lent horses steal in fact they re a hUD horses hoarse themselves before the story reaches its 149th, and final, climax of laughter Based on a play by Damon Runyon and Irving Caesar, the comic stoiy is spiced by a romantic triangle between Richard Arlen, Ethel Merman and I'hyliis Brooks The Ritzes play a trio of pony track operators thrust e into racing when Richard Arlen bestows a thoroughbred on In charai teristic fasnion them they build the story up to a series of hilarious high spots topped by their having to ride the competing horses in a race so that their own entry can win. David Butler directed the film, under the supervision of Darryl K. Zanui k It is the latest of the 19 2 7, |