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Show Scenes and Perseus Jhk tlu1 Mi mm: ip sextixm, smithfield, vtah Cunvnt Xnvs WHOS NEWS gvji's't . . THIS WEEK... $ By Lemuel F. Parton ' S V P 4 Tifmwrmmi mi m rtf? Prophet Who Predicted Trailer Craze. KW YORK. The I. S. reporters itave due attention to Al- -, dous Huxley when he came in from England recently, but they overlooked his interesting companion, Gerald Heard, British author, critic and broad- j j caster. j Mr. Heard is a prophet and phil- osophor, which isnt hot news per-- 1 haps, but the ship news men prob-- 1 aby would have run him down had they recalled that, in 1023, he quite the trailer definitely predicted i i era. e. He has an uncanny way of putting two and two together not necessar- Ily a house and an automobile! which has made him a star of both the British broadcasting and forecasting companies, so to speak. His fortnightly radio program, "This in the Queen Anne room of St. James palm Surprising World, has long been 1!:0 ViirA,us K'n,i,liol,s an important feature. ofter delegates attending the Imperial conference io iowii- -' tl!" on problems of the British empire. 2 Employees of the Jones & Laughlin Kit cl The lluxley-llearv.l . team, in step ,"ir n n i;nportan enterprise, is (or representation in collective bargaining. siJcnt Roosevelt; 3pre. 5"r has asked enart tltion establishing wage and hour standards for labor. by the European propaganda surge. They expect to go about quietly, and the fact is it would Sir on W orld Trip take a man like the late William STICKS TO HIS LAST James to report their mission proppw erly. After a trip west, they will 1 THERE, Mrs. Astorbilt, Fashion? I think good old check at Duke university on those A A where are deserves most of the you going in that startling experiments and findings lovely summer gownT credit fur arranging the introducin telepathy which have been the "Not very far, Miss Junior Deb, tion. Spring moans so much mure sensation of the year among psy- Just down to tlie store to buy ma- when one's clothes look the part. chologists. "You're quite right, dear, but for a play suit like yours. This writer has read the Duke terial if you must copy now let's run along. We have work "Well, data and conclusions. They cinch style, you couldn't find a bet- to do. up the fact of telepathy to a degree my model because these shorts ter The Patterns. which makes a correspondent hope is Faltem 1270 comes In sizes 14 he will soon be able just to think really fit, and the whole tiling to 20 (32 to 42 bust.) Size 10 rehis stuff, with nobody paying wire a tailored Job. A Stylist Speaks. quires 5 yards of 39 inch matolls, and no wear and tear on the terial. "May 1 as Susie typewriter. ruttern 1272 Is designed for two the latest with you interrupt Mr. Heard is not Identified with In dress de- sizes 14 to 20 '32 to 42 bust). Size class from word my and it Is as fuzzy e 10 requires 4:!ii yards of 39 Inch sign? You, Sis, are n an intellectual and not as a mystic of in proper sports material. 2.h yards of ribbon are Miss America that he does his prophesying. He wear while is modern to required for the tie belt. is rated in England as one of the 1394 is for sizes 34 to most important liaisons between the minute with her raised waist- 40.Fatten! 30 Size tills requires 34 yards of science and psychology, and it is line and fulled bodice. I, in 35 inch material plus .i yard conthe what have frock, morning with the reserve of the scientist that book calls classic simplicity. Be trasting. he has examined psychic phenomthat as it may, I couldn't get Send your order to The Sewing ena. along without it, because it's so Circle Pattern Dept., 149 New In his numerous books, he has cool and comfortable. Montgomery Ave., San Francisco, traced a continuing pattern of psyCalif. Patterns 15 cents (in coins) Happy. Everybodys Bubbling over with joy, Salvatore chological, not physiological, evoluSueach. for the "Thanks approval, Branchiclla is pictured in his shop tion. There was the Bril Syndicate. WNU Service. dress would be at Mamaroneck, N. Y., as he soles the individual, intellectually effec- sie. Your clever in a spot kitchen, anybody's bright a pair of shoes for a customer. Sa- tive but "morally monstrous, and and now that you've got the awing lvatores joy coincs from his receipt now there is emerging a of tli is sewing business there will of the news that l'rcsidcnt Roosevelt within some be no slopping you. But even so, I had just signed a special L'Jl grantrubric of growth, which must admit I'm a proud mother. ing the right to live in the United gives hope for the attainment of a States. Hu was to have been de real civilization. That seems to be You can go just as far as you like with this new hobby. ported on a charge of allegedly Mr. Heard's main idea, advanced isnt it swell to Famed Scotch singer, Sir Harry Lauder is pictured as he arrived in stealing $15 from an employer in through his "Narcissus, The As- be"Gee, on such friendly terms with ms Angeles from Australia aboard the liner Monterey, accompanied by Italy 10 years ago. The charges cent of Humanity, "The Social hi niece, Miss Greta Lauder. Sir Science in Harry, who has retired from concert were proved false and Brancliiella Substance of Religion, vork, plans no stage appearances on this was exonerated. the Making" and other books. trip. He Is forty-eigyears old, CamHO WAITING LIGHTS IHSTANTLY a alert man bridge bred, small, tha feat that will "moth year LOYALIST STRONGMAN Baraa S. U. with eager blue eyes and blonde Dr. Wang New Chinese Envoy to en koalas day. It will aavo roar atm help yea da better kealneaaaier aad qule hair. At the risk of being too fliptlanaoat pant, it may be observed that he A Rial IaicaalIJhtiatIrM...ao heating is one of the main intellectual with natehae...M waitins- The doable panted baaaliuna sanaante with fawoe spark plugs of England today. He Beyond Their Power atiakaa. Largaal,,. aaaoih ban alidaa tauter, and Mr. Huxley were the guests of brains thaala taduaad oawthM. liaatakaeif ancestors wise wrote rules . . . om It earn hare, gcmannikal. tee. ..Mate Our Mrs. Leonard Elmhirst, 1172 Park only KI aa hear ta apnateh See year bool could not for but proposterity, avenue. They will start collaboraLudvin tain FREE FaUtr Moitratins aod tefflns aB tion on a book on their western vide a posterity wise enough to about thin warlmfol Iron. Sendpeatcard. them. heed trip. A witty woman is always good THE COLEMAN LAMP AND STOVE CtX .WUU.Wkhite.KaaM Chlcapo, I company; for if your jokes are Scientific War Curve. laufehs if she at and good them, DUT, when it comes to prophesy-inheres Professor Pitirim A. theyre not, she smiles and says Foes Anger Sorokin of Harvard, also in the something smart herself. of an enemy repreIn The beautiful A anger governtheory news, who has maintained that our faults or admonishes ns neither a man nor a nation can lift ment goes down before the onset sents the veil beyond today or tomorrow. of human nature. Study men first, of the duty with more heartiness than the kindness of a frieniL As the head of the Harvard de-- then make the laws for them. ' Taylor. of he a In the School of Experience sociology, partment says ' fir3 deal of sociology is hokum or Every day is the pupil of the iust clerical exercise. that has gone before it. JSfEfcCM Currently, he catches national at-- j day Some people we like, some we tention with his report on wars. The trimost but the joyous first quarter of this century, he dont; umph in life is to find that we like "bloodiest in was the finds, period ' those we thought we didnt. re-- i all history. Supplementing The accent of a mans native searches which he conducted in 1933 with General N. N. Golovin, he of- country dwells in his mind and In AT CROCUS I fers the first scientific war curve, his heart as well as in his speech. ini??!00'0 riet, dynamo of the covering 902 wars from the year RTalut cause who has become key 500 B. C. The World war was eight ?an.f the civil war in the newambassador to the United times bigger than all the rest rolled Chinese appointed T newly rcPublican cabinet organrooif 'afUir his 'arrival in this country. With him are his into one. 1.11by Premier Juan Negrin. He StatM? shown Professor Sorokin is no merely cm the r.ght. en to revamp the fighting forces. daughters, Yech on the left and bookish etudent of wars. In the of war, he was jailed, sentenced, and awaiting the firing HOTEL squad. That was in Russia, where KKWHOCRE . II he had opposed the Bolsheviks. I'ieviously he had been arrested Salt Lake s Most Hospttable l once for being too conservative and once for being too radical. Lenin saved his life on condition that be leave the country. He came here in 1923, Joined the Harvard faculty, and in 1930 became an American ; i corcn-iiu-n'r- . ci-i- w-- cmjrto S d Harry Lauder W A, HUI m wm S3i . Sew-Your-O- Ma-ma- h, pseudo-scienc- e, pre-vu- Ma-nin- li s, Ma-ma- round-the-wor- ld l&icUJhlL ht Suf6: - avaalr-haat- el g, ! Wi m , , r ; An-F- u kick-bac- k Cruise Ranger Is Crippled on Mrst lest Hotel Inyites YOU g$r citizen. Looking over the Martian box score, he says to believe in peace is to believe in miracles. While he is much gloomier about the future than Mr. Heard, he has written one sentence which seems to put them, for the moment at least, on common ground. He demands, "a liberation of imagination, intuition and speculation from the prison chains of the fact finders. O ConsollSntvil Npwi rralnr WNU . Service. Science In the bubbling of the tea kettle lies the secret of electrical refrigeration. This paradox of science that in heat lies a method of cooling is the fundamental principle of thermo-dynamicthe science which Lord Kelvin established. 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