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Show rACE T11E 1LN. The Herald-Journa- 1IEUALD-J0UKNA- LOGAN, L, UTAH, l FRIDAY, I940 JUNE 7. 1940. HOLD EVERYTHING POLITICAL CAMPaictms i Published every week day afternoon by the Cache Valley 'Jewspaprr Co., 75 West Center Street, Logan, Utah. Telephone all department 50. delivered by carrier 45 cents per The Herald-Journmonth. By mail, in Cache Valley, $4 00 per year, $2.25 for sixth months, $125 for three months, 50 cents one month; elsewhere $5 00 per year. matter in the post office at LoEntered as second-clas- s gan, Utah, under the act of congress, March 4, 1879, "Proclaim Liberty through all the land Liberty Bell. al Flag Week will not assume financial responsibility for any The Herald-Journerrors which may appear in advertisements published In it columns. at fault, it will reprint that In those instance where the paper part of the advertisement in w hieh the typographical mistake occurs. I know a land so fair and broad Where men are free to think and toil. 1 Where honest zeal wins just reward, And all may own and till the soil. No other land so broad and free, The land I love America. The power to tax is the power to destroy. Oh, in that land my home shall be, Whereer my birthplace may have been; To thee I pledge my fealty, None else shall my allegiance win. Oh, I would give my life for thee, Dear Land I love America! Mary K. Buck. Those who are governed least are governed best. THOMAS JEFFERSON. The wicked in his pride doth persecute the poor: let them in the devices that they have imagined. Psalm 30:2. be taken ? Pride is the master sin of the deil. From June 8 to June 14, United State will observe ITag Week. During that time, attention will tie called to the great American emblem, and the aignificance E. II. Chapin. TRADE DOORS CLOSING lie-hi- it. Probably in no other time (lurthe ing this nation's history dorieli-neof demooraey, the ideal of rule by the people, and an Italy has pushed still tighter the door that is closing trade. By canceling all permits for im- on international portations, and all permits for acquiring foreign currency to pay for imports, she places herself on the barter basis, which nu a us the death of free international trade. When Norway was invaded, the United States normal foreign trade took another drop. April figures showed a total somewhat above the year before, but far more than the amount of the increase was due to war exports. Normal trade had fallen badly. The occupation of Eelgiuni and the Netherlands of course took another heavy hack at normal American foreign trade, and now Italy, even before entering the war, withdraws from commercial intercourse with the world. true that foreign orders for War materials are increasing, and if the war should be prolonged, they will continue to increase, perhaps even to a point where they might create the semblance of a boom. But the important thing to remember is that normal trade is being destroyed. As long as Norway, Belgium, Holland, Poland, and Czechoslovakia remain under the German thumb, they will never resume their place in the international trade picture. This means that, should the Germans win, foreign trade of the future will wear a different face than it wore in 1929 B. B. (Before Rlitvkneg). There will be less inters change of goods, and what there is, insofar as the can control it,, will be on a barter basis between two countries, instead of on the free basis wherein each country bought with money what it wanted from anybody. It is totali-tarian- What can be done? First, the most careful effort to cultivate our trade with such nations as remain free. Our trade with South America is increasing, and s h o u 1 d be further increased by study of every possibility of profitable import from those countries so they can receive dollars with which to buy our exports. Every possible must be devised to cushion the blow when the war trade collapses, as it must when the war ends, soon or late. - And finally, preparations must be made to meet the competition of the bilateral or barter trade system if, aft-e- r the war, it threatens to undermine our normal intercourse with friendly neighbors. The day when these trade matters could be relied on to adjust themselves is passed. shock-absorb- About 600 different languages are spoken on the opean continent. er Eur- Tortoise shell is obtained from the hawksbill turtle. Sponges really are skeletons. Living sponges are with flesh and somewhat resemble a fresh liver. PLANT WIZARD HORIZONTAL I Pictured grower ot new plants. 13 Having a cap. 14 Fall, winter, spring and summer. 16 Foretoken. 17 Abode of the dead. 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Answer to Previous Puzzle IFR 12 13 Ozone. Behold. 26 To harass. 28 Form of "a." 29 Boggy land. ?0 Peculiarities. 31 Resembling ore. 32 Piece of poetry. 23 Musical term. 34 South America (abbr.). To do wrong. 36 38 While. Pattern. Cushion to kneel on. His first discovery, a, new (Pi). 15 Words having the 18 21 Booty. It is (contr.). Exiles. Males. Preposition. 11 39 round (abbr.). 41 Withdrew from. 45 24 Apart 27 Stir. 28 Bronze. 29 Because. 54 Rodents 55 To tip. 56 Woods plants. 35 Larval stage. 37 To revolt. VERTICAL Natural Restricted. power, 2 Rubber trees. Heap. Forming 3 Five plus five, the base. 4 Laughter ox. Small wild sound. Corrected. 5 Anesthetic. This 6 To harvest. American 7 Consumer. discovered 8 To slumber. many new 9 Soul. fruits and 1 46 48 49 51 52 same meaning. Under sides. Persons who eat sparingly. 10 Snake. 38 To decorate. 40 Decay in fruil 42 43 44 Mohammedan judge. Idiotic. Measure of length. Head blow. 45 46 Nominal value 47 Being. 49 Reverence, 50 Pack beast. 53 Preposition. ss appreciation of our great government need more cherishing. With inside and outside forces working insidiously for a breakdown of democratic monals, our hearts and actions should more than ever be dedicated to the Stars and StriiH-s- . Our respect is demanded for tlie flag. You cant lies in conference." sec the dictator now Nations Schools Urged as Defense Training Centers Heading Logan Flag Week nctivi-lie- s is Joseph F. Kaslh. For years Joe has been an ardent desciple of BY BRUCE CATTON tory jobs, by the end of llm the flag, feeling it is the duty of l By one year from mm it Washington every citizen to learn respect for could turn out 750,000 skilled men, Correspondent the banner, and then show it. WASHINGTON, June 7. Before in addition to the 500, (too regular Joe, along with most of us, President Roosevelt gets action on students in the schools. To do all realizes the grievous lack of flag his program to train a new supply this, it is estimated, would cost education in America. Few know of skilled labor for the rearma- $03,600,000. just what to do when the flag ment program, Point that is emphasized is that passes in parade. Few know the he will have to this could start immediately, and or civilian or military salute, settle what apthat no costly and when to use which. Few have is gopurchases of hew machinery or parently do studied the pledge; neither to be a of new buddings would Merry-Go-Roun-d acquisition ing Few be needed. they know its significance. scrap are acquainted with the proper sharp NYA ARGUES YOUTHS two . . positions for the flag when hangCANT AFFORD SCHOOL By DREW FBABSON end ROBERT S. ALLEN it. or draping ing National Youth Administration branches of the counters that this wouldnt absorb federal governShortly, the Stars and Stripes, of a ment. the young men who are anxious to priceless governmentTip-of- f on the . . . One of the highlights of the thing to do with writing the symbol WASHINGTON These are the al heritage, is a stranger in the get training for jobs in the mothird term question is the extent Montana Democratic convention speech. of tiie world! bilized" industries because the bulk, Youth National Iot Melting great to which the Democratic; hope- was a speech by Senator Burt So nothing official happened A d ministration, of those youths cant afford to go were who until as if the Wheeler fuls, recently up preservation However, it doesn't look urging a short headed by Auto school. NYA is already employMr. Kastli submitted campaigning for the presidential of democratic principles after Colonel Smith would be in a front article entitled The Spirit of Lin- brey Williams, ing 134,000 young men who are blocknow are which his machine seat war the at preoccupied nomination, department in coln Speaks Today," a paraphrase and the Office getting training of the type needed vote vehemently de- the future. with jockeying for the vice pres- ed a roll-ca- ll adin shop. of Lincoln's historic Gettysburg of E d u cation, manded by Roosevelt AID THE ALLIES idency. If as much as $100,000,000 of dress by Colonel James A. Moss. headed by J. W. on a resolution endorsing Administration leaders r. re amaz We reproduce it in the column: They not only take It for grantthe quarter-billio- n earmarked for Studebaker. ed that Roosevelt will run again, Wheeler as the favorite son" dele- ed at the speed with which g see its to score and three years ago a Each group is eager program could be Eight but they are not even arguing gate. . . Joe Pew, GOP sentiment is sweeping the our fathers brought forth upon own plan adopted. Betting at the allotted for the job, NYA figures it about it. Pennsylvania boss, is tolling in- country. Some of them privately this continent a new nation, con- moment is that Williams is likely could expand its training facilities Only exception is Jim Farley. timates that the international sit- say that they think the country ceived in liberty and dedicated to to win out, since he is supposed to include 450,000 youths. He1 still is as Irreconcilable as uation is rapidly making Hoover is ahead of the president. the proposition that all men are to be closer to the administration. Program couldn't start immever. New Dealers attribute this a dark horse possibility. Pew is One indication is the tremen- created equal and that the people Studebakers ace card, on the ediately, since NYA has neither to the fact that Roosevelt's canclose to Hoover, and should he dous response received by William shall rule. other hand, is that his plan is all the plant nor the tools to accomAllen White's Committee to Deset up, ready to go, with greater modate more apprentices than it didacy means finis for Jims decide to back the Now, you of today are engaged the latter might get the nomina- fend America by Aiding the Al- in a war with is already training. But NYA chances for a place on the ticspeed and at less expense. ket. (Both he and FDR are tion. . . Latest aspirant to enter lies. In Baltimore, for instance, an forces and influences, Back of the argument is a basic points out that local governments testing fiom New Yoik.) Whatever the the congressional arena is sqiiat insignificant notice of the es- whether that nation or any na- disagreement over whether this and industries are offering to turn reason, he Is standing pal on Louis B. Ward, editor of Father tablishment of a branch was pubtraining program is primarily a over to it unused buildings. tion so conceived annd dedicated, To all of this, the Office of Eduhis opposition to a thud term. youth program or an educational Coughlins Social Justice, This is lished in one paper and brought can endure. cation retorts that buying the program. Behind the scenes, However, Wards second try. In 1936 he ran 10,000 replies. Although contribuinfluand forces these Though needed machinery would simply COULD TURN OUT the others are falling all over for a Democratic senatorial nom- tions were not requested, the first ences be moral, they are as dangboadd to the already-existin- g 150,000 MEN BY FALL ination without success. mail brougt $1,050. themselves scrambling tor a poserous and as deadly as any physStudebakers i.ffice points out ttleneck in the machine tool busLINDBERGH SPEECH W RITER ition on the bandwagon. Outside Baltimore the response ical ones that have ever threatIt's supposed to be E White to the movement to Defend AmerNot the least among them is ened the life of the nation. Your that the nation already has a iness, and that it isnt simply youth Jack Garner. Publicly, he has House secret, but the former ica by Aiding the Allies has been fathers, who through their trials billion dollar plant orready to do that needs the training. On the all the training contrary, it says, there are many refused to say whether he would American military attache to Ber- so overwhelming that many and tribulations, their sufferings be needed the technical thousands of skilled workers run with Roosevelt again, but his lin got into a lot of trouble for branches of the committee in dif- and sacrifices, created this na- that may and other vocational whose skills have gone rusty intimates are boosting him hard. allegedly cooperating with Col- ferent cities can hardly handle tion, threw the torch from falling high schools schools of the regular through idleness; brief refresher" hands to future generations, of training Similarly, friends of Burt Wheel- onel Lindberg in drafting his last the avalanche of support. over the courses, it is argued, would resystem L M er are busy peddling his wares. radio speech. This was the speech which you of today are one. Be public school are ND with store these men to their old country. They equipped to hold otherwise it When questioned personally, the in which sure criticized Bernard Baruch high Lindbergh says the last the sort of tools and mathe U. S. 13 billion dolMontana senator goes through the Roosevelts national defense pro- war-coyou shall break faith with your exactly chines needed to prepare men for g motions of the im- gram and urged a policy ot isola- lars more than it should have, fathers. WIRE CHANGED WEST work in airplane factories, auto dedinow who are tion. Let due you living to lack vice of controls U. of the presidency, portance price or machine shops. The Is Colonel S. Ambassador Steinhart looks in cate yourselves to the task of pre- factories but there is no trace of that in Many persons believe that Furthermore, for the past 10 Truman Smith, a keen student vain for a day of rest in Moscow. serving the great heritage left you the way his intimates are boomwire was more important barbed the of Office has Education years beof nazi military strategy and a The soviets have outlawed Sun- by those of us who have gone ing him for the job. They are ofcourses to tram than railroads in the develofore. Let you renew your allegiance fostered special in the technique of pment of the west. It sounded the fering bets that Wheeler would great admirer of the German day; they take one day of rest to craftsmen the ideals the symbolized by military machine. This opinion every six days. But it usually cograb the nomination in a flash was teaching. There are thousands of death knell of the longhorn catnaformed while stationed in incides with a week-da- y if offered him. In Wash- Flag they gave you ideals of these teachers on call. Most of tle, and made possible the introtional cooperation unity, patriotic Berlin, where he also got to ington when the state departSo would Paul McNutt, Senthem are men now working a duction of purebred stock. It reLet tolerant. and you religious ment is at work and Ps cables ator Jimmy Byrnes, House Floor know Lindbergh. day in indus- changed the vast prairies into an regular eight-hoin instituthe faith affirm your What aroused the White House keep Steinhart at woik. . . . and could put in n. four-hoLeader Sam Rayburn, Speaker try embodied in the empire of homesteads. of tions democracy William Bankhead, Senator Alben was the fact that Limit rgh was SEC Commissioner Leon Hender- Declaration of shift easily afterward. teaching and Independence guest at Colonel Smiths house son went back to his class reBy manning all of these schools Barkley and other lesser lights awhen Liechtenstein, the overlooked the Constitution of the United and he came to Washington to union at Swarthmore College, States them at capacity, European neutral, keeps all its milNone of them would have to be running freedom freedom of speech, deliver his last radio speech. muwhere 20 years ago they called of the press, freedom of religion, the Studebaker office figures, the itary equipment in a asked twice and they make no This was brought to Roosevelt's him Dub. nation could turn out 150,000 seum as an exhibit, presumably The class parade bones about it. attention by friends who uiged was headed by a sign reading, freedom of assembly and personal single-skille- d men, ready for fac on what not to use if invaded. that Colonel Smith be "Wall Street Dont Be Afraid of liberty. WHITE HOUSE CHOICE Let you highly resolve that your a For the time president Henderson We Knew Him When father shall not have suffered and While House preference, however, revolves around three men was pretty wrothy about it. But He Was Dub." struggled, sacrificed and died in Colonel called on the when Smith, (Copyright, 1940, by United Attorney General Bob Jaekson, vain, that this nation under God, By William THIS CURIOUS WORLD denied he had that Feature Goveranycarpet, Syndicate, Inc.) Justice Kill Douglas, and shall have a new birth of freeFerguson nor Lln.vd Stark of Missouri. dom freedom from class hatred, from materialistic greed, from conBig obstacle in Jack3ons path is geography. He Is far and away tention between capital, labor and UlNTIL. Roosevelt's first choice, brt he government, freedom from racial IS0I, THERE WAS comes and religious intolerance. And that, from New York. also I2ING-NJECKEwith restricmalice with toward constitutional none, There is a PHEASANT tion on two candidates from the charity for all, a government of IN THE ENTIRE UNITED STATES the people, by the people and for same state on the same ticket. THE BIRD WAS INTRODUCED the people shall not perish from Jackson might not be barred from THAT YEAR INTO OREGON the earth. running, but the New York elecOh, you Americans of today, who, toral vote would have to be sacFROM CHINA. without having undergone sacririficed if he did. in fices and privations creating or That is, even if the Democrats saving the great republic under carried the state, thj electors are whose enjoying such flag you would be required by the constiblessings of life, your fathers betution to vote for at least one seech you to awaken to the dangers Yorker cither for presiwhich are menacing you, your dent or for vice president. Howhomes, your children. Awake and ever, this would not mean that unite, cooperate and tolerate before New York would go to the GOP; it is too late! thinks he could so if Roosevelt sweep the country he might risk a default on the New York vote. While geography is Jacksons biggest handicap, it is Marks principal advantage. The midwest may be the key to the Italy orders that no more autoelection and this, plus Stark's mobiles shall be used by the public. background as an Can this be the first step in the crusader, war vet ran and famous ThEF2.E IS COP. 1940 BY NCA SERVICE. long predicted decline of civilizfruit grower may weigh the TIAAES ation? scales in his favor. AS MUCH AclRL Douglas offers the geographical if One often wonders this politicRESISTANCE AT AN as he leprcsents compromise, al campaign and convention thing MILE PER HCUR. both the east and west and like SO it but done had been away with, Jaekson is a pet of Roosevelt. SPEED AS THERE six. on about turns up usually page Born and reared in Washington IS AT A SPEED OF state, Douglas has ca stein ties Comes now to light the CaliforJO AAI LETS. through a legal residence ill Connian who raises worms for a livnecticut established as a Yale . TMuczt pat orr ing This might be railed starting law professor. Personally he does out underneath the bottom of the not want to leave the supreme ladder. court, but if the president asks him to run he would resign to This time it is the Belgians who do so. aie issuing a white paper on the invasion, beating the Nazis to it POLITICAL ClIWF lor once. A One of Alf Iaindons hardest ie O 6 jobs is scotching booms for himAmong other items destroyed CASSIOPEIAS CHAIR self. Practically every day, by long fire are listed by Nazis or vesdistance plume telegraph, Just what the warship "Confidentially, Tom, you old walrus, were going to send two ANSWER. 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