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Show THE SMITH FIELD SENTINEL. SMUIIFIELD. UTAH iw Ho view New World Crawls Into Shell As Revitalised Reich Expands Wooklv Uncle PhilQ M Too Fow Map Out It young man maps out a -- ca- ha generally achieve It An ounce of persuasion la better than n pound of eompulelon. One who it alwaya doing favora hardly ever expecta aa many to be don for him. Ooaaip ia a deadly gas that la often fatal to friendship. Because He Fails to Marry viewpoint From a bachelor marriage ia a failure. Contentment haa one advantage over wealth; people dont try to borrow It from you. A man with a reputation of being brilliant ia almost sure to overdo it. rter Politics On Tuesday, November 8, foe United States will elect an entire house of representatives, one-thiof its senate and a host of governor. Since U. S. politics swings back and forth from Republican to Democratic domination, since foe I -Democratic swing which began in 1933 has reached and passed its that city's capture easier; (2) to cut peak, the safestwillprediction is that start swinging railroad and Republicanism the Hankow-Canto- n this year. stop war supplies; (3) to force Can- back into power Obviously, it is Franklin Rooseton into an independent peace with ambition to stymie a Repubvelt's Japan. But his chief incomeback. lican But if Japan hopes thereby to summers in terest last primaries force surrender of China's Generalconshe will be was not Republicanism, but the issimo Chiang of a coherent liberal party struction 70 cent of disappointed. Though per purge tactics. China's war materials have come through purge failed, since preserthrough Canton, General Chiang has Since, foreseen that city's fall and devel- vation of New Deal gains already made is now more important than oped four alternative lines of entry. a Two railroads enter from and highways can carry supplies from both Burma and Russia. Moreover, Chinese are resigned to a struggle if necessary. Far more likely than Chinese capitulation is a breach between Great Britain and Japan. Not since the siege of Japan has the British lion been so imperiled. Canton lies a scant 75 miles from the crown colony of Hong Kong, whose prosperity depends largely on trade with Canton. The maddening air of righteousness surrounding Japans invasion of South China, coupled with warnings to Britain, France and the United States, shows clearly that Japan now considers herself the Far Easts No. 1 power. International The U. S. haa long maintained splendid trade relations with Western hemisphere nations, has moreover done this without resorting to heavy armaments. Until five years ago the U. S. was similarly strong in China. Reason: European and Asiatic nations have always been busy at home, not daring to risk invasion of the Western hemisphere. But since Japan became supreme in the Far East, the U. S. has been forced to expand her Pacific fleet. If this was cause for worry, a much greater cause is the Munich pact which sheared friendly France and Britain of their power. Dominant in Europe, anxious to increase their foreign trade, Italy and Germany Kai-she- k, Indo-Chin- ar During the World war Great Britain helped liberate Palestines Arabs from the Turks, thereby winFRANKLIN ROOSEVELT At election time, e peacemaker. ning Arabic support against Turkey. REUEVE HEADACHE OR Although Arabs expected they would be rewarded with complete domi- party purification, November's elecRHEUMATIC PAIR nation over Palestine, Englands tion has resumed normal political Lord Balfour led a successful cam- color for foe first time since 1930. As in 1936, this years Republican paign to establish part of the Holy DiopaRaywTabM Land as a haven for the wandering candidates can base a strong camIs wafer I! (tort paign on New Deal failure. Unlike Jew. Is rflalstegrsto Is Since then world Jewry has sent 1933 and 1936, this years DemocratIIs iscssdi hsscs ic campaign becomes essentially a ready to "s to 400,000 persecuted Hebrews to Palwert" rapidly estine, investing 3385,000,000 to build defensive proposition. But developa national home. But disgruntled ments of the past month show that BRAZILS PRESIDENT VARGAS Arabs have protested with warfare, the New Deals defense will not feaHit doer it doted to Germany. as keeping harried Britain busy polic- ture such argumentative points AAA, relief and can now be regarded as a serious ing the land over which she was will attempt instead to shift public threat to U. S. commerce. Of the given a mandate in 1923. While interest cm Franklin Roosevelt's acstreets blood the ran freely through two, Germany will be a greater as a peacemaker. complishments Bethlehem of and Jaffa, Jerusalem, threat because she haa adopted an Three points of peace: Malcolm of Colonial State Secretary aggressive foreign expansion proWorld Peaee: The world may nevhas led a commission in gram, moreover because her new MacDonald er know if President Roosevelt amicable settlement. of search territorial acquisitions n This Quick Dissolving Property Sudeten over the Meanwhile, Jew-hatiGermany helped smooth bring glassware, leather and texfinal to his but message crisis, ExpUinslFsrt Relief Thousands tiles Into the Reich for export sale. and Italy have given restrained Adolf Hitler and simultaneous pleas Arabic cheers the cheers for cause, Focal point of German expansion to every other world power came Get vith Bayer Aspirin will be Latin America, which last that need no longer be restrained only a few hours before the Reichs-fuehrMunich has since foe peace treaty 14 Reich of cent the gave year per called his historic Munich If you suffer with headache or the its trade, compared with 34.7 per placed Great Britain on foe defenBut, coming when it did, Italo-Germparley. of with threats sive. Faced pains of rheumatism or neuritis, cent to the U. S. In thia trade war, Roosevelt intercession looked trekeep the above picture about genintervention unless Arabs it haa become apparent the U. S. uine Bayer Aspirin in your mind. mendously successful. Thus, praiswill attempt to sell South Ameri- were given a square deal. Prime ing the administrations foreign polrelief ia what Especially if quick Neville has Chamberlain Minister cans on democracy, while Germany icy as a safeguard to world peace, you want. sella them Naziism. Today, as the been reported ready to sell out Democrats hope foe voting public Jews. foe For the way a Bayer Tablet works Holy Lands war gets under way, the U. S. apwill overlook the fact that Munichs lathe glass is the way it works when frime Minmiserable, Thoroughly pears to hold an upper hand. meeting did nothing to help demoyou taka it It starts to dissohra alLong favored in South America ister Chamberlain and Secretary cracys cause, was instead a bloodmost at once henea is ready to through her Monroe doctrine, the MacDonald (son of the late Prime less victory for Germany. take hold" of the rheumatic pain U. S. haa Just helped preserve West- Minister Ramsay MacDonald) were Business Peaee: If foe adminiad haarinriia with sstmbMng upceri. ern hemisphere peace by Joining in bombarded with protests the minute strations foreign policy helped win Relief often comes in a few minutes. ruChaco their weakened position was settlement of the world peace, it also helped U. S. Always ask for dispute between Paraguay and Bobusiness. Upshot has been a tre"BAYER Aspirin livia. Indirectly, the U. S. could mendous stock market upturn, never ask for place another feather in her cap steel and automobile progreater when Brazil called home its ambasaspirin" alone. duction, higher railroad carloadings. sador to Berlin, apparently breakBut part iff this upturn is also due to governmental pump priming, ing off diplomatic relations with the Reich. Thia is President Getulio which is just beginning to show its IronirrABLm effect. Nevertheless these signs of Vargas answer to Chancellor HitI FULL DOZEN Me lers efforts for Brazilian Nazifica-tio- n. optimism came at a time when U. S. business decided to quit warring cm Vso Our Knowledge foe administration, choosing instead Aiding the U. S. will be increased to play ball until a Republican govIt is not enough to know; wo domestic desire to woo South Amermust turn what we know to ica. Already a campaign is under ernment throws out New Deal measGoethe. ures which it considers oppressive. way to boost our consumption of South American goods. President Roosevelt has asked for A natural result of this activity less saber rattling and more cohas been growing American disinoperation between government and clination to complete the business. 'Charles Hook, president U. trade pact, a sentiof foe National Association of Manument resulting from the rebirth of facturers, has assured him that isolationism which followed Mubusiness is eager for PRESSES HEART nich's peace treaty. The greatest Thus, Franklin Roosevelt looms as Om so fey Maseeh ns m ltd I wall a peacemaker with business. stumbling block is that isolationism n UK lMUd MnIVUM, toait. a frUad Mitutad Euerika. The for strengthened trade relacalls Industrial Peace: When the AmerStfe Com InoiU me reltef. Now I eel eel tions with Canada, a plan blocked ican Federation of Labor convened eleej L?aa, sad safer Ml better.1' Mn. Jas. FUlar. AtUcnka hii cm BOTH in Houston, Texas, foe President MALCOL31 MAC DONALD by Great Britain's renewed efforts spper and Imnr bowr U. AdWikg firm your to tighten her dominion bonds. A Iulettine't Jrwi ere hit problem. fetaatmal intern a ml ekemiiw, bringing messaged his desire for a settlemuter that uy here wised UAa wl U. ment of foe factional war between trade treaty is bound BLOATING, eour etomarh. make hwdaebaa, To mored. matters worse, A. F. of L. and John Lewis Comto hurt American agriculture; a WTsumna, sad laapina nirhu far menthe, Dr. Chaim Weizmann of London, mittee for Industrial You will ba amaied al thia rfidnt lnieatinnl U. Organization. treaty will hurt Ameraaaaar. Juat one aposatul ueuelly relicne president of the Zionist federation, Obviously a solid labor front, thorican manufacture. Therefore econQAS sad emutipntiun. Adlerlkn daaa sol U. S. to aroused such an has ripa.ii not habit forming. Ueeemmraded by Jewry New Deal, would be a potent omists are betting the most famnnydoc(onnudilruui.tafurUyenn. extent that President Roosevelt has oughly vote getter. How it could exercise vored nation Said al all ring Warn agreements now been deluged with picas to inter- this solidified strength against empending with Canada and Britain vene. Thus Great Britain risks los- ployers is an unpleasant be consummated. will never thought, Not Humanity ing a measure of badly needed U. S, but foe average business man is inMeanwhile, Germany is cocksure sentiment if she capitulates to Without a friend, what were huclined to hope a patch-u- p will bring of her from position. Busily flitting Arabic demands. manity? Byron. more conservatism to labor. Alone European capital to another. As Prime Minister Chamberlain ready the Rooseveltian business upEconomics Minister Walter Funk has completed- bilateral accords prepared to act, foe least harmful turn has brought men back to work, HELP-KIDNEbased on barter of goods with sev- settlement Hebrews could expect resulting in fewer disputes between YS on Jewish labor and capital Though foe Presieral Balkan states. In this way the was a heavytorestriction To Get Bid of Add the Holy Land. Even dents efforts for peace between C. I immigration to Reich economincrease its hopes and Poisonous Waste commented Jews, would al- O. and A. F. of L. have been unsue ic orbit. But when Minister Funk this, Tsar kidneys brip to kaap yeeweS most make Great Britain an acces- cessful, the nation may well apprefT enratently Altering nm mttar he announced would optimistically n tha Had. II yaar Udaaya gal to foe race perse- ciate his gesture. ha next attempt a barter treaty with sory taaetbaany dwordend sad (ail to cution program. waava nam bnparitle than map ba Despite foe political connotations the U. S., state department officials 4 these peace efforts must certainly made it clear that optimism is unBaniac, maty ar las frequent carry during election season, foe founded. may ba a amine af sons kidaay n President' role of arbir Maddar dinterbaaaik Yon aiay aufftr aasgiae lutatfe wine y ter favor with a War header be, sttarki al diuiraa, panMtaaL U. S. populace. Whether this popugetting wp nighta. nvUing. pagfeos . A large part of China's war supwader the ayes iaai weak, aarveua.'all lar appeal will overshadow RepubliMISS MARGUERITE WELLS of plies for defending Hankow have can criticism on November 8 is anythe National League of WomH is batter to My aa come up the railroad from rich, that baa waa couatrMide -j-adiciaa en Voters, on aroused interbodys guess. aacUiia theaoo eometelnf leen fnvee. southerly Canton. Moreover, Canest in world issues: One of ably know. Unt Deaa'e Pith. A mUio tonese troops have shown remarktads al gnlaM paooto foe things about the dangers Nary Pwn i. twif able bravery, reportedly wiping out facing the world today is that Few navies have a definite sys10,000 Japs near Tehan early this it makes us in America realtem for naming their armor-cla- d month. Although Canton has thereize how well off we are." war chariots. Even England's huge fore been a thorn in Japan's side, DR. navy mingles historic and geographWILLIAM L. BirLEAP of to move feared into South Tokyo ical names with unconcern. But foe mingham (Ala.) university, on China lest Great Britain might obU. S., having started its gigantic divorre: "The remedy does not ject. But since Britain capitulated naval construction program, will lie in making divorces difficult in the Czech crisis, Japan has beto obtain. The problem should permit such confusion, The i come bolder. Result is the landnomenclature system: Battleships be met from the opposite diing of 33,000 troops near Canton for named after states, cruisers after Cm Be CONSISTENTLY Advertised rection by making marriage any or all of three purposes: (1) to large cities, aircraft carriers aftei force more withCantonese to requirements frightened BUY ADVERTISED GOODS stringent. historic ships and battles, destroydraw troops from Hankow, making ers after naval officers. IF TOO TAKE ASPIRIN TO budget-balancin- g, Czech-Germa- ng er . an ld jt long-pendi- Sleep, Awful Gas f no . Italo-Germa- art-atl- 'Quotes Good Merchandise SALT LA Kit Ratca ll.M. f H Bute BL 4th Ba. KKSPIMTAHI.lt 4'I.KSS IIBT Ol HOTEL PLANDUMK. THIS aus at ike Haert brgaat aee eiaal pepelar Steal Wbea is 1ENO NSHADA GOLDEN HOTEL THK WILSON HOTEL iteua Tk up Is tha Saart of Hie ally gait Ijk. H K. lari Ba. St. WEEK CLAY PRODUCTS By LEMUEL F. PARTON world WEW YORK. Barring - SEWER PIPE BRICK PLOWE1 and POTS -- WALL COPING ALL CLAY PRODUCTS SaH Lika i UTAH PIBE CLAY CO. PACI prizefighters, Thomas PHOTOGRAPHY E. Dewey probably has received more publicity than any other American of his Dewey Lulled year8 He jg oniy 36, but almost ev-lossy With . old news. However, as foe New York Republicans nominated him for gover- him is SCHRAMM-JOHNSO- - - 25e 3c DRUGS N MATERIAL BUILDING INTERSTATE BRICK CO. Building and Fire Brick Fire Clap Hollow Building Tile Vitrtted Sower Pipe Drain Tile Boot A Han tala SIM h 11th B. Hr. Ml alt Lake Cltr. Utah OFFICE EQUIPMENT is becoming foe racket-bust- er - Wrap caig gad film carefully PHOTO-KRAF- T Box 749 Salt Lake City, Utah nor, foe whole country seems hungry for information about foe cock of his eyebrow, his gold fillings, if any, the set of his suspenders and whether he runs down the heels of his shoes. Friends from the West and Far West have told me, and some have written, that there is more talk about Thomas E. Dewey for President than about all foe other possibilities put together. These informants say foe talk is not partisan that New Yorks young - 8 Quality Prists Extra Pristt about erjtiing IlTraviata PHOTO-KRAF- T FILM SERVICE ECONOMY Any Rofl Developed with , national symbol of a happy issue NEW AND USED deeke and chain, SU, out of all our afflictions." typewrit tra, addiag mche, aafn. B. L. DESK KX Ml B. State. Balt Laha. This reporter hereby hands him foe agrarian vote: on foe ATHLETIC GOODS banks of the Shiawmsse, near GREAT WESTERN ATHLETIC Owosso, in the state of MichiBata, Glarca, Baxkalla. SaWnll Vaibballa. Athletic ahaai. etc. gan, ho was a demon cow milkSCHOOL MTPPLV CO. Salt Lak er. People would come for miles to see and hear him milk a cow. ICE CREAM FREEZERS Musically gifted, he could make SODA FOUNTAINS ICE CREAM COUNthe powerful milk stream ring a TER FREEZERS and lea Cream catuncu tune in foe pail as he sang La Bar Pixturaa, Stoola, Carbunaton, Staam Tab lea Alia reeeaditianed aqaipment Boheme, or II Traviata." His ARTMAN CO. Maaafactartn father raa a country newspaper. II Part OSlce Plaea - - Balt Lake City As to the industrial East, he is a TRUSSES cagey bridge player who never takes Inatrnmenta. his partner out of a business double. Surgical Manufacture Hoapital BupoHea. re oi Abdominal 8u He is a squash player in winter, Tporten. Elaatlc Btoebinga. and a tennis player in summer. He Tha Phrridaaa Supply Campaay sings baritone, a safe vocal as well 41 W. led South Bt - - Bait Laha City. Utah as political range, and was trained BUSINESS TRAINING as an opera singer, first in New York on a musical scholarship. L D. S. Trailing Doesat Cost It PayiP Theres nothing showy about him INCREASE YOUR and he never makes a play to the EMPLOYABILITY press coop. Yoa aa do it by taking a iptcbfiud He appears to be, to this obcohim af bauness training. to Stnart server, the answer For information, add ret a aid to Chases plea for a new kind of S. BUSINESS COLLEGE D. L politician. Ia a magaiine artiSALT LAKE COT Tl NORTH MAIN cle printed shout a year ago, M4S SALT LAKE Na. Weak WNU Mr. Chase tore all politic si dogmas to Utters and said we Meaning of foe Danse Macabre would get nowhere until we beThe Danse Macabre, by to Isolate and attack given gan wu based on n groteiqM problems and settle them acHenri Conti. Death is reto poem by their immediate cording described a fiddler summoning to without quirements, regard skeletons from their graves st midtheir political or philosophical context. Big town racketeering night for a dance, the hour being indicated on the harp. The dance is one of those "given problems" is kept up until foe cock rowi, and then some. It U interesting to note that, in his aeeepUnce which is tha signal for the instant speech, Mr. Dewey renonneed diuppennace of the gruesome revellers. "political dogma." On most of the specific political issues of foe day, Mr. Deweys opinMany Miles of Trails ia Park ion has not been revealed. He has Within the boundaries of Acsdis been slated as "liberal and pro- National park, Maine, u 150 mile gressive, but, in the days of "Tip- of trails and footpaths. pecanoe and Tyler, too, the counGOOD-IJalf- oraa, O Saint-Su- ns u try esteemed fighting men and parently still does, ap- REECE has had several associations to get foe Elgin marbles from England. They're still there. The Association of Men With Wings seems to have bet-Ke- r wood Out ter prospecta of To Bring Back reclaiming for foe origiWright Plane America brothnal FYogs Have Variety of Croak The croaking of frogs is almost ns varied as foe songs of bird. STOP AT BELVEDERE APARTMENT Wright ers airplane. Orville Wright, who, for quite human and understandable reasons, let foe plane go to England, now joins foe association in its effort to bring it back to this coun- HOTEL Rates $2.50 and Up try. CALVIN When and if they succeed, it will be another feather in the flying helmet of Col. Charlee Wayne Kerwood. Ever since he stopped daredeviling as one of 1 29 Sn Stats St association, of which he is president. He flew and fought with the French in foe World war, with the Greeks against foe Turks in 1922, was wounded and grounded, more than once, turned to barnstorming and sensational knockabout flying, and became president of foe International League of Aviators. He is a native of Chicago, big, bronzed, moustachioed, once a flying and fighting buddy of General Franco, against the Riffs. as 'T'HIS department would like to 1 come out boldly against something. An unflinching stand against red fingernails looks pretty safe. Rape Foible f We Fall In JACK, Mgr. Salt Laka City, Utk Brooklyns woman leads Newa Features. WNU Service. x : J Scots Chieftains Disciplined Scottish chieftains were deprived of most of their powers in 1748 after th rebellion of 1745 in favor of tbs Young Pretender. Leprosy Moot Feared DisesM Leprosy wu regarded betwess foe Sixth and Fifteenth centuries as by far foe most dangerous diseaM then known. only magis-trat- : Peak of Civil War Pensioners The largest number of Civil war soldiers on the pension roll was 16, 477 in 1898. EfTam e, the way for a possible rallying of foe democratic powers around a live issue. She reproves a woman defendant for being thus incarnadined. Magistrate Brill has been a social worker, club woman, teacher, author, student and lawyer. She works 18 hours a day and sleeps five. She releases subway banjoists, saying we need music in foe subway. Conaollrintad e 0. ! Guarani Spoken in Paraguay Although Spanish is the official language of foe republic of Paraguay, Guarani ia most used by th majority of foe country million in habitants. Americas most spectacular and adventurous aviators, he has been plotting to get that plane, even if he has to kidnap it. That was why he formed foe above self-chose- war-wear- HOTELS NEWS fly tlMili V. a IHm Races Cant Eat, Can't WHOS rd CLEAN HIGH QUALITY Ask your dealer for Brillia1' The Kemmerer Coal Co. |