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Show FEMALE HELP WANTED INSURANCE Beneficial Life Insurance UKKMANKNT or tcmioriry home agent will call at your home or and wages in exchange for house J. H. office if invited. Ph. Phone 831. wink 02, Miller. Save 20'-- to 500 on file, auto and truck insurance. NliJ WANTED COOK $05 mo. flat, hoard and room. Ph. 604. 026 YOUR 646-V- KOI; PERMANENT or temporary tiome arid wages in ex hunge for house work. Write Iiox A, Herald- Journal. 027 1 urn. iic. 7a X 1 027 16. The Herald-Journa- l- Logan, Utah, Wednesday Evening, Oitober 25, Man foe dry (leaning St ad.v wink year mound. Musi )iae ceil itii rile of avail-- j ahilily. Logan Laundry. NEW or u.d toy auto. Phone Lewiston. 730 W Logan or 32-- to take care of dairy cows. 027 at 183 S. 1 W. Call GIRL Ph. SCHOOL from LEGAL NOTICES for AND 1 refrig., bath, ROOM npts., elec, Center. furn, stove, N. 86 W. 4 heat, housework 026 662-V- RMS. dec. 2 2 161 W. l 1 THE JAMES MACK FARM of Smithficld. Also James home in Smlihfield Contact 026 R L. Fishburn, Brigham 028 l. service-mai- M2-R- in I. i Smith farm in Benson ward. 321 acres, 204 irr BY OWNER bal dry farm. Ml equipment and pletely leioudi livestock See Roy Smith. Smith-fielell Olsen, 12s 027 A 1. 1 S M M.MONS SEWING machine operators, cut- 2 MOD. rms. $13 50. 246 ters and hand finishers. Steady thi District ( ourt of flu- - First hid. el equp. 135 LOG Judicial District of the Stilt. of employment. Good wages whit I tali, in mid for the County of Cache learn. Apifly you Logan w. Center. .via WILL buy 2 car load gentle horses, AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 3UM pvt bata well broke. Age doesnt matte' (ache. Knitting Mills, 124 S. Main. Nil 021 R. Parrish, Central Hotel. TWO adjoining well furn. htd. for Stott M. Budge and Margaret 38 FORD exc. rubber, good U 2 or 4 adults. Perm .ladies preHEAR I)R. (IFO. MEYER SPECIAL NOTICES Budge, Plaintiffs vs. W. If. 80 120 Good base accordant. OR eond. mechanically. Cull after 5. Wildman and Mrs W. B. Wildman, ferred. 135 E. Center. 025 M. 021 TONIGHT 9 cond Cal! 49 after 5 p. m. 667 E. 6 N. 027 his wife; The unknown heirs, de- EVERTON TYPEWRITER SER31 located now VICE 3 RMS. elect equip. 275 E. 2 N. 025 Ave. Fed. of visees and .creditors Edward K V N V STATIONARY hay baler. Ph. '37 CHEVROLET, Phone Smith- - Wddinan, and Moroni D. MeOl- -' Typewriter, adding machine and 026 HTD. fr ldy or cpl. 135 E. Ccn. N16 Mimeocash 027 ney, deceased; , register repairs. iird 140-Jun-all persons j service. Ribbons, type graphing BSMT. Dora Chipman, River Hts. OR standard railroad known, claiming any right, title, RENT, MODEL A Ford 114 E. 4 N. cleaner, type covers etc. Phone 030 estate, lien, or interest in the real Lewiston colwatch. Ph. 19-NJ1 Hear L. Ray Robinson 787-1 6 to m. p. 030 described in the Com- 021 lect. 5 property model old cond. CHEV. line STEAM heat, spacious, pvt. bath, to plaintiffs' owner- DEER HUNTERS! We are Thursday, 9 p. in. pretires, new treads. 549 E. 4 X. plaint oradverse . VV. 1 Nld elec, rge.; ldry. 253 N. 028 BANGS vac. heifers. Ph any (loud upon plaintiffs' 026 ship K V N U pared to skin ond cut up your title thereto Defendants. deer. R. A. Woodbury, 164 N. j MOD. htd. ldry, garage, 4G1 E. 5 N. SELL your dead and useless horses THE STATE OK UTAH TO SEVERAL good cond. '35 and 36 W. Phone 1487-or cattle to Whites Trout Farm N13 025 (Taid Political Advertisement) ..edans. All under ceiling. Ill (SAID DEFENDANT and receive mare money. Phone You are to 4 summoned N. E. Ph. 025 hereby Factory piano tuning Ph 1344-- J M3 LOST AND Hyrum FOUND within appear twenty days after 'service of this summons upon you NOW open for business In new LOST: ' Wallet cont. considerable if served within the county in location, 164 N 6 W formerly Rew BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY money. Ret. Herald-Journawhich this action Is brought, otherEvans Ice Plant, Woodbury 027 CHRISTMAS TREES AND ENGwise within thirty days after serMeat Curing Plant. Ph. 1487-LISH HOLLY. Order early. Convice, and defend the above entitlN10 Holstein steer. Brand ed action; and in case of your CM on right hip. Call Smith-fieltemplate shortage because of l ist 140-Jfailure so to do, judgment will be FARMS FOR RENT GOVERNOR THOMAS E. DEWEY year's mistake; cutting permits 027 will not allow trees cut unless rendered against you according to 60 ACRE farm fully equip. Call at LOST: Grey Parker fountain pen sold. Washington the demand of the complaint, Douglas and 8:00 p. October 25 KSL (C.B.S.) from Chicago 183 1 W. S. Sat. Rew. Engraved. Ph. 1314-J- . 027 which has been filed with tho Balsam firs. Carload lots. Attrac027 tive wholesale prices. Radph M. Clerk of the Court, a copy of which GOVERNOR JOHN V. BRICKER TRAVEL OPPORTUNITY is herewith attached Blair, Route 4. Box 521, Everett, complaint LOST: Brown envelope style purse and served upon you. This action SOLDIER and wife wants 027 7:15 p. OctolH-Washington. 215th, hl'T.V (Illue) to ride cont. ration books and money by is brought for the purpose of Calif. Share expenses, help drive. . 1392-Jsoldier's wife. Ph. 025 8:30 p. October 27th KD1 L, (N.B.C.) quieting plaintiffs' title to the folBefore Nov. 7. Ph. 590-031 LOANS $10 TO $300 lowing described lands situate In ONE Holstein bull, old. Call GOVERNOR THOMAS E. DEWEY Cache County, Utah, towit: RELIABLE party driving to DalFrank Roskelley, Ph. 597. 026 Furniture, Livestock and Cars las. Tex., Nov. 8. Want good reBeginning at a point 24 chains 7:00 p. October 31. KDTL (N.B.C.) STATE LOAN COMPANY North of a point 24 chains East lief driver, share expenses. Ph FOR RENT, MISC. of the Southwest corner of the 1397-R- . 023 7:30 p. November 1, KDVL (N.B.C.) FLOOR sanders. Everton & Sons, Northwest quarter of .Section 20, in 29 W. 1st No. Phone 260 8:30 p. November 4, KDVL (N.B.C.) FOR SALE MISC. Township 13 North of Range One Jyl9-East of the Sait Lake Base and REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE and running thence IMPLEMENTS, dairy cows. 1623-- J Meridian, North 5 chains, thence West 10 027 BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES 4 chains, thence South chains, DELICIOUS apples. Mrs. Jensen. thence East 5 chai-- s, thence South 031 1 chain, thence East 5 chains to Smithfield. the place of beginning, containing Darwin Tulips, Utah HYACINTHS, 4 acres and situate in the North- 031 Poultry. west quarter of raid Section 20. GRAIN binder. Phone 027 Young A Bulien Attorneys for Plaintiff. WALNUT dinette set. 2 rugs, 2 Post Office Address: rockers, stove base and pipe. 14 Room 8, Thatcher Building in. push broom. 352 E. 4 N. Ph. Logan, Utah. 447-ft230lQNtrTUR!0iA 027 Oct. 11. 18, 25. Nov. 1 and 8, 194 1. RADIO S.LR 026 028 SMALL portable rad.o for . 1h. S. 1 E. N20 07ft-JE.3 N. N20 GOOD piano. Ph. 111 KOI; MUD. home. 3 N. THE Abraham 031 APTS. FOR KENT FURN. HELP WANTED loom HOUSES REAL ESTATE FOR SALE WANTED TO BUY 19 W. J WAXTKIl- ; DEMOCRATIC -- MALE HELP WANTED -' north HOUSES bOIi Mack Mrs. City. 027 FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS VO AM 8 Ph MG- Oh his 140-R- al-o- j. a ATWet,--KNO- thivus Hy-ru- ' ! bi.ossrr By Well, F4CF IT, DOMT KNOW ATHlETiCS. AOUT MAY AS WcLL j Li..t A?c. ; joa Right: iien oame. iance thi 2. IMPORTANT RADIO PROGRAMS DON'T SAVVY BASKET3ALL FOOTBALL, pASEBALl d Ce--- rid. I'oicll to 0 were .nous eats fo er into aon eni er the L was gonna sav 'BOXING' BUT I CHANGED W M v--m Sou bOg fit ffl'fi ; i l. i - TO G&l nffl v logon r -- ber, :,1 ju tWO J. in .id E C( j.tu Cr tell h LOGAN OF ov :ory 902-N- 0U-R- tot Tie 972-R- Bees V COP! 6 Nt SfBviCC By EDGAR MARTIN 17-J- 32 Program For Wednesday, Oct. 25 r. m. P. M. 6.00 Cecil lMrkn. 7.00 8 Journal TIioiiim. 4'ni'hv County IamIm, 9 00 Cm'h fountj FOR WEDNESDAY: 7:(M) (ahriel lleat tor j. ami luUr- - luilo. with I.ou Holtz, 10.00 KVNU News. .Sidelights on tho News, Interlude. First Nighter. Hrakl I.hiuitl Arinorplatr First Nighter Lou ell Thomas New. Com. Jr. lii'inu. Coin. 11:00 11 .05 Press News. WeflUrn Serenade. - Farm Flashes. Dawn Patrol. Senator IV. !. 0'Ianle 7:15 Livestock Markot Reporta 7:20 Woatner Report A Interlude. 7:30 Scars Request Hour. S 00 Billy Repaid. 1. 15 Soars Request (cont'd.) 8:30 HJiady Valley Folks. 9:00 Arthur Gueth. 9 15 Pictorial Parade. 9.30 Wally Townsend. 45 American Hero. 9:55 Charlotte Deeblt st the organ 10:00 Boake Carter. 10:1 5 M uale M ixers. 10:30 U. 8. Naval Academy Band. 11:00 Ray Dady. Terry's House Party. 11:30 Luncheon With Lopes. 11:45 American Womens Jury. 13.00 Cedric Foster. 6 15 6.306 45 7 oo 13:15 12.30 12:45 1:00 1.15 1:30 1 :46 2 09 2:15 Lum A Abner. Spin to Win, Real Stories from Real Life. Morton Downey. 1h liner House Concert Orchestra. Tre Smoothies. 1 nterluae. News. itHcktctound The Johnson Family. 6 MILK COWS; Phone 078-R- nL m. in. m. m. NEW' Hampshire Phone EXPERIENCED SHOE DEPT. MANAGER 230 Intwrlud, Handy Man. 8.00 World In a Nutshell. 3.01 tp to the Minute. 2 :1 5 Chick Carter. 2:30 Classified Column of the Air. 2,45 Interlude. 4:00 Orlff.n Reporting and One Mtnute Prayer. 4:15 Classical Requ st Hour. 5:00 Fulton Lewis Jr. 5 15 Movie Calmular and Interlude. 6 .10 Tom Mix. 545 Superman Adventure. 6.00 Confidentially Yours. 2 45 1 he WINCHESTER Company. Inquire Manager C. C. Anderson Company own countrymen, would be to throw away the peace in advance. WILL TRY IT AGAIN As an American newspaper correspondent in Berlin from 1919 to 1041, Sigrid Schultz saw at first hand the events that led from World War I to World War 11. And she saw the preparation for the comthat she ing " warns may culminate in World War III. This is the story of Germanys plans to uin the peace, plans that even now are ng put into effect. behind-the-scen- es $25. teacher, the professor, who went to Germany was often deeply impressed by the regimentation of youth which made the youth subleader and the Nazi teacher more powerful than the family. Traveling about in the United SEVENTH TROJAN HORSE: DISTRUST OF OUR ALLIES McJIlEN we hear this or that sup-- " person poscdly claim that the British are ready to fight to the last American, or that the Russians are just waiting to drive ttic Germans out, then theyll sign a separate peace with them, how many of us insist on well-inform- ed States, have been struck by the learning our informants sources number, of university students and or evidence? Few of us bother to Gorfor the graduates who argue out the ultimate purpose of figure man cause often indoctrinated by or what parallel line professors trained in German uni- the claim, might be used in allied countries versities. to discredit our own effort. Look at the great achievements Some of us worry about being of German scientists, German inLend-I-oasCan we cheated" ventors, we hear, from people doubt that bythe nations which enbewho think of the other fellow Lend-Leaprivileges hoar XXVII fore their duty to their own peo- joy to the whispers enemy inspired ple. Y'es, one should look at Ger- effect that America is getting rich rOUKiIt TROJAN HORSE: man science and German univer- nt RACLAL FRICTION the expense of her allies? sities and see what they have done It is only human for allies to men of the secret general in the last 20 years. They helped mistrust each other. It has always fpiIE staff rely on the racial preju- make Nazism possible. been so. And the Germans can dice which is in all of us, whether draw on years of experience and SIXTH TROJAN HORSE: we will admit it or not or whether psychological training in that very WE MUST BE CHRISTIAN subtle business of poisoning the we even know it. We betray it minds of allies against each other. unwittingly in public and private WE have already been subjected to Nazi propaganda about who conversations: Oh, he is a Jew, EIGHTH TROJAN HORSE: but very nice, or Hes a good started the war; sometimes it is ONLY GERMAN INDUSTRIES imthe then British Jews, again soldier for a Negro. Then there CAN REBUILD EUROPE perialism making us pull Engare the arrogant Englishman, the lish chestnuts out of the fire"; it is 'VTIIILE American,' British, and Italian, the "mysterious" often laid at the door of big busiRussian planes were bombing lazy (meaning untrustworthy) Chinese, ness but never, no, never is it the industrial centers of Germany, peoone could hear the sex-mFrenchman. All the Germans. must quickly that want The the urge Germans didnt they ple these mistaken concepts provide a war, we are told; it was forced be rebuilt for Ihe rehabilitation of fine culture for the Nazi virus. upon them. Therefore we must be the rest of Europe. Race friction in the United very kind to them or they will They were unwittingly furthercause. States which has reached the ex- revolt. ing the How many of us said, We must We hear also a great deal about plosion point, for example among the French to get bark from factory workers under wartime the difference between the Nazis help Germans the machinery stolen stresses, has delighted the Ger- and the Germans. But the secret the mans. Whether or not the friction general staff who spawned the from their factories? Or "We is instigated or encouraged by Nazis, and the Nazis themselves, must help them rebuild Ortheir the ruined industrial disguised Nazi sgents in the United are Germans. Anu thev have deci- Poles? And what planft'" about the Czech elements of the mated the decent as Truth the States, Sojourner industries? Why must German inriots were said to lie, every such population with cold precision. There has been enough volun- dustries supply mod of the manuracial rift is another wedge into with the Nazis factures for Europe? The very core the unity of the American people. tary . among the German people to of the Nazi plan to. make Europe centered around German continent reus for to make it imperative FIFTH TROJAN HORSE: main on guard for years to come. domination by German industry, GERMAN SUPERIORITY tc Any attempt to belittle or gloss relegating all other countries as the professional soldier over the dark deeds of the Ger- raw material or agricultural supPIST not but be impressed by mans against citizens of foreign ply aiea- t Get ntau BUH.iiers, :u the ulmol I. uni , ami ( I n tti CiuUiiiin d) "lou of tli ii I ce ' e. se well-meani- Phone 1506-- 028 12 224 S. 3 shelli 40-8- 2, Good condition. MR.HAiE.S. WHAT TO ACQUAINTANCES. YOU KNOW AFOUTTV-- . 'VOUl . BACK TO TlL LET tOU KNOW) r out 60 OUTFIT AND RIDERs L V E. 025 5E ct'r 50 SHEr LOOT Ti5 15 A HA, hA? AND WHEN HER AEVRr Back. HE WANs REFTEfKBER AVO KlJ. RTDEf? HER FVEIAORI f BREAK FOR ,VE ! I'Ll KAE A FREE HANO -- ELUN' 002 E TO THE JNDIAN5? IAA8BE J H t iCV ) 70 TOU? coal range good cond. 030 035-R- 4. RUBBER-TIRE- Brown, 14 tractor. D Nibley. Ph. Ray 026 053-R- ifil MILK cows, milker, Afton chard, Lewiston. NATIONAL milker, portable, like new. Robt. L. Price, Wellsville. MAJESTIC range, good cond. ing machine. Ph. Smithfield APPLES: Jonathan, Greening. Phone 754-- WASH TUBBS TOU WtNTtOM I SEE, WiAiN AM6K1CAN 18HCM WOhELPFSJMVOU REWARP. THAT ' 60t INTERESTS ME, IN FinCiNS SERGEANT COLONEL JAICPI. LINK, HE WOULD 60 TO A OTHERS FOR AID, WKATlSVODft Sew41-- Delicious, 027 WOULD COLONEL! SOON HE FIND ONE WHO COULD DIRECT HIM! EXACTLY! WE MUST TRACE 8 S MJl EVEYTS AFTER LEAVING YOUR HOUSE,..OLESrOY All NATIVES IN THE VICINITY... AND h5 TRAIN Ll V LEAD US TO LINK'S HIDEOUT! u JT WVHEE 1 COV IN? 7 ! ' DO ROME Beauty apples. Bring cont. Ph. 1548. 633 Canyon Rd. 027 WEANER pigs $5. Ph. 027 081-J- DEWEY apartments and D. V. Cook residence. Call 360. 027 1 OTATOES LeRoy Pitcher, Smith-fiel- d. 026 KINDS APPLES, reasonable. A. Zbindcn, 696 LoPhone 775-026 gan Canyon Road. ALL J. ALI.KV SNOW APPLES, Grimes, Golden R. I. Greening, Jonathan. Delicious 50c up. Mrs. C. R. Humphreys. 391 S. 4 E. (S. of blidgeh Ph. 812-after 5 p. m. 026 FULER brushes Ph. N18 1506-- r ' BOV 5, FROM HERE ON . OUR TASK Oc RESCUING ALIEV OOP AND OCOLA iS GOING TO BE REALLY KNOCKINe? OF - S1CAV ATROLS FOR THE.R EQUIPMENT WAS ONE TANG, BUT GETTING NS.DE THIS WALLED will be SOME WING ELSE! city 50-u- p. your Jonathans Blotter, app'es before 50 and $1.00 bu. 1355 Canyon Rd. Watkins products. Ph HAT f AW RIGHT, CARDY. DO YOUR STUFF' vEll GUI. Tv SOT TO HAND WON'T A ,( TO YOU WAS PRETTY SLICK. - AI V WJ6 ) J A rbr, Smi1 t IF VEP.AN NOW SOME D.NS SENT DONT CHOP TOC LINE LOOSE, WEU HAVE E;ieN-6c- ; EATING OUT OF OUR HANDS K; g&L FORE SUNUP,1 a frost: Fred Nl nit S27-- It KNE.WI IT I GOT A DIRECT I OM TWE beak: with a nmjd f' B0N8 gov, I'M , 6L1NVC 3ELLY HANSEN NIEDERHAUSER PLUMBING & HEATING CALL US FOR Plumbing . . . Heating . . . i , mevEk ONE that seems to TAkiNJ IT J rx 7EASY 1 THEV WORK EMTIRELV BY IMSTIMCT--THE- HAVEN'T TH MENTAL POCCE TO PREPARE FOR. FUTURE LEISURE.' rrr 'T i ':( I LOOK WITH DREAD OM MENTAL FORCES THEY (30 T R.D OF ALMOST GOME AK PICKS, AMD 5HDVELW MET WILL PE TH SHACKS ANDHOVtL" I CANT STAMP ALAND SO IRKIN AS A LIFE OF NO MOHP WORK1N7 Trr- A - !pad AT . ill1' 1 -- i x'vii s Tj We Have Plenty of ': . C AND HORSED. 5 Alterations and Repairs . New Installation. Stokers . . . OU Healers 715 No. Main Ph. 23 J FUEL OIL GaSav of Lojan DO- - - FRONV atGunthat CVJE THAT LOAFS LIKE PEOPLE LOOKIN' vA AS MUCH AS I'VE WATCHED AN STUDIED AMTS. 1 MEYFK SEE STILL SHAMimS Like GKAPe AMD ME DlDM'T EVEN By WILLIAMS OUT OUR WAY With MAJOR HOOPLE OUR BOARDING HOUSE GET more milk while the price is high, feed Rees Dairy Feed. Order a ton today from Rees Feed and Produce, Smith- field. Phone 74 N3 TELICltlUS and Jonathan apples Rider and Lundberg orchards. River Heights, lh. 410-Nt DELICIOUS apples. Bekker. River Heights. Ph. 1177 eves. Nl TO . 7 H n vt 0k ATTENTION deer hunters. Out-- , and baled hay for sale. Logan Seed A Feed. 029 GET AV. EE SO TOUGH' 1 APPLES: Delicious, Jonathans Rose Orchard or 256 S. 1 h... Phone 1585-M- . 025 ad an BUTmiBE I CAN Find OAETHI5 ABOUT 1DU HI El AUTOMATIC phonograph attachment for radio. 555 VV. 5 N. 030 AM) ONE SALES PERSON With a Fast Growing Ph. $10. asrt you helpae oLTKc were Ys CASUAL iWE'VCR) EACH , AY! 026 heater GOOD rtv RED P.YDEh baby spring roasters. 746-- J. MONARCH fr one ' WANTED Sigrid Schultz By in. nt. m. MS 1506-V- GUERNSEY cow, freshen 3 wks. 3rd calf. Jersey cow. A. Erickson Smithfield. . 027 P. M. A. M. 6 00 Tnltod 20 027 FULLER brushes. Ph. FOR THURSDAY: news. Goodnight. KVNU Program For Thursday, Oct. 26 GERMAN 9:30 . . Laugh With Lou Holtz 9:50 p. Lam & Aimer 12:13 p. I :IM) Morton Downey p. Tom Mix 5:30 p. Tours 6:00 Confidentially p. Hall It) 7:30 automatic pistol. COLTS, S. 3 W. Smithfield. Listening Guide I.ow4ll Thomas. fh mill ntory 9.50 Ti'Jvt. Sc 8.30 . 9.15 Stop That ViUlan. Jalrkl Ilcutlor. 6 3o 7.30 8:00 9 30 Brown. 6 15 7 KVNUs i , av YwsiS. ) lAMPOgFD PV IMGtNG AU'0 - Cs)-- BAIOMEY , |