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Cut iHui Fill. j (Advertisement) Convention At Provo PROVO- - Arrangements for the annual convention of the Utah-Idah- o district of Kiwanis International at Provo Sunday, Monday and Tuesday were pronounced completed today by Sterling M. Lrcanbrack, convention committee chairman. Five hundred Kiwanians and ladies of Kiwanis 27 from the i tubs of Utah and Idaho are expected to attend the confab, which officially opens Sunday at 7:30 pm. with an outdoor program at the Theatie of the Pines at Grove in Provo Aspen canyon. Rabbi Samuel H. Gordon of Sait Luke City will be principal General - JOURNAL. and Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. and 2 p m. at the Strand Theatre. Adthe Monday morning dressing session will be Howard W. Patience of Denver, Colo., chairman of Kiwanis education for I and Darrel Brady of Minneapolis, Minn., traveler ar.d correspondent. A forum on Kiwanis District Kiwanians HOW SHE SHOPS ff CASH AND CARRY ALD- sessions will be Monday UTAH, LOGAN, speak at the governor's banquet Monday evening at the Women s gym. A dance will follow. The convention will be climaxed by u boat trip on Utah lake Tuesday night. Special entertainment for the ladies includes a tea at the Spring-vll- e art gallery Monday at 3 30 p m. and a breakfast Tuesady at problems will be led in the after- 8:30 a m at the Country Club, folnoon by Immediate Past District lowed by bridge and golf. Governor Hugh N. Caldwell of District 'Governor Jacob ColeCaldwell, Idaho. man of Provo will preside at the J. Hudson Huffard of Bluefieid, convention. Minn., International trustee, and Robert J. Watt of Washington, D.C., representative of the AmerTKAY.SFEKKED ican Federation of labor, will adSALT LAKE CITY, July 31 (IT dress the Tuesday morning session. Harry David, and Arthur Gaeth of the Brigham gmeral manager of the Intermoun-tui- n Ti. eater chain, today was Young University faculty, noted news analyist, will be moderator transferred to Cincinnati, O. to at a symposium discussion control of the Northio The- assume on national defense in the afternoon. ater corporation Both are subsidies Election of officers will follow. of Paramount Theaters Service The Idaho fellowship luncheon corporation, the operating unit of will be Monday noon and the Utah Paramount pictures. fellwship luncheon Tuesday noon Nickel-silve- r at the BYU Womens Gym. Govof is an ernors Chase Clark of Idaho and nickel, copper and zinc, and con- Herbert B. Maw of Utah will tains no silver. THURSDAY, JULY 1941. 31, PAGE THREE. Japanese Medicine Peddlers Forge Way For Drive To South EDITORS NOTE: This is the third of II. O, T1ioiiimhi'8 scrii s on Japan today. Issue Seen Vital that access to Japan believe those materials is vital to ner continued existence. She would be BY H. O. THOMPSON' willing to fight for them if she can NEW YORK, July 31 U'l'i -I- obtain them in no other way. In the four years of the tinerant Japanese medicine pedwar, the number of Jap-- , dlers, carrying their wares through ancse Ewaiswnra in China increaa-Die jungles and sleeping in trees to escape tigers and boars, weie'ed from 8t,000 to 810,000. Restric-- ! the forerunners of Japan's pres, at turn on immigration have kept the Japanese population in the southward advance. The merchants who first went East Indies and the Ihilippmes into Malaya, Siam and French ln-- i fairly static in recent years but now are pouring into nearly 50 vears ago have Japanese a Freneh and Thailand been replaced now by corpoi tions who want to deal in rubber, with the idea of developing their ml and tin instead of patent medi-- i rich resources. The ratio of six to one by which ines. the Japanese population in China has mereased would be equalled or exceeded in any .south seas country to which the Japanese could gain access. The present emphasis In the Japanese press upon Thailand Indicates Japan wants further privileges for exploitation and trading there. Some of the same products which come from the East Indies are available in Thailand and exin the latter country pansion would be at less risk of war than would be the case in the Indies. Prepuruliun The Japanese already have formed companies which are opin Thailand and plenty of erating Japanese capital would be available if the operations were increased. Japan would be treading on British Interests there but would hope to avoid a frontal FRIDAY & SATURDAY THE Blades Smooth Motor Light, compact, packs easily into your grips! Iiulo-Chin- Upsoiii Salts j 5 LB. 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EPHEDIUNE INHALANT Golf Ball BOSTON John Martin, 10, and his brothers William, 9, and Paul, 6, left their South Boston home, were missing for 24 hours. When police picked them up last night they explained they'd heard about "the Martins and the McCoys" on the radio and had set out to find some McCoys. "We wanted to see why they always picked on the Martins." FORT DODGE, la. Mrj. Grace Kruse of Fort Dodge puzzled today-ovea traffic summons from New York City ordering her to pay a $2 fine for a parking violation last May 27. She said the summons carried her name and license number correctly but that neither she nor her car ever had been east of the Mississippi river. OCl Sm9 Tough 1 Lb. Pkg. Powder C 79' i ANACIII TABLETS BORIC ACID E7c Jt 2Sc OWv f or Crystals e SHAMPOO AND BATH SPRAY Consolidated SAN DIEGO, Aircraft corporation, which 19,000 men, today prepared to begin training and hiring women. Maj. Ruben Fleet, president of Consolidated, said women were being hired at the request of Sidney Hillman, associate director of the office of production management. Fits All Q7c Faucets! I Cal. Handy for diehe and babys bath, too. With tubing. KOTEX (TJh President Roosevelt late yesterday signed legislation permitting the anny to remove from the active list Inefficient officers or those iWho can no longer meet the demands of modem combat. Off! cials said about 2 per cent of officers in each grade would be af ifected. ' 3 fir 72c . True Long 79 ... VQ) of SO NEW YORK Anthony Hubela, 28. of Brooklyn, faced a prison term for roboery today. Judge Peter J. Brancato had offered to let him off with a sentence if he pleaded guilty. He said he'd let the Jury decide. The jury found him guilty, making a 4 Junior . IAt Cooling balm and deodorant powder . . . two comforts! ODDITIES July Size TAbsorbind FOOT BALM & FOOT POWDER (Tomorrow: how foreigners-anJapanese live under war we applaud: 31 WASHINGTON, 1.15 Combination! 70s Value, Both for . r The CHALLENGER Big 6.2 Cubic Feet 3 for 20 l.lj Fur Y one-yc- 11 Here is your luxury refrigerator without a luxury price. Inside you of conveniences including a big freezer which find a cabinet-ful- l marholds 4 ice cube trays, 96 cubes, 7 lbs. 10 oz, of ice, and a 1 10c TOILET SOAP Vichy-recogniz- Cu. Foot TISSUE B State iOTTHEMT Government Support With the powerful Mitsui and Mistubishi interests eager to increase their operations in Thailand it is natural for the government to support them in every possible wav. How far they are prepared to go remains to be seen. Japan has made much of her friendship for Thailand and was the arbiter in a dispute between Thailand and French Japan apparently now prohas before a a In a move tector of regarded by the United States ex-as one of conquest." She may tend to Thailand the same kind of "protection" afforded If Thailand wants none of that sort of protection the Japanese could make an issue out of the activities in Tokyo of Phya Sry Senna, Thai minister. The Jap' anese have been building up a Senna, quiet campaign against descent saying he is off Chinese and entirely unsympathetic with Japan's friendly intenUons. Indo-Chin- TOILET U.S.P. QUALITY, PINT Indo-Chin- the Purchase of SCOT I Bull Durham Duka's Mixture Golden Grain 'iltff.l extent Cost! 5c TOBACCOS i IOC COUPoTj' WALGREEN IAuf.Ti Thailand's entire rubber and tin output it would Improve the nation's economic position to a great J I IFaeefissaesI another great Japanese fum, Mitsubishi, either has started a branch there or will soon. Other companies there are the Dai.lo the Nomura Trading company, Trading company and the Daman II U SSS clash. The big and powerful Mitsui & Co. already is operating in southern Thutland rubber and tin and THREE DAYS ONLY! 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