Show i : 1 : - i ' 6 Ilm ' Monday Norning riff- - - Octoler 6 1911) gake 3rribunt Ijc cSalt 7 Drive to Void' Nine Old MenAverage 56 ilaylor Keports Pancake Gets Nation Awaits US Sees Bright Outlook New To Roosevelt Chiers As In Farming Dues Court Opens Today For Profits Just Neutrality on Papal Talks AtVella6rove Secuiity Plan of Agriculture Bases Act Broadens Age Figure Has Dropped-1- Years Since Department President Telephone Parley Expected 'New Blood' in "um t Roogevelt Sought alef Two Aids Take Seats President May Be Asked to Seek Scrapping '37 fói list Time Tribune Leased Wire VILLA GROVE Ill Oct lowly pancake is not to be overlooked 'in the list ofl edibles to be honored Various cities a n d towns hive staged pumpkin p 1 days sauerkraut apple days and various other sorts of days and n o w the Villa Grove business min have set Wednesday October 15 as the data for the second anhull pancake festival Serving places will be placed outdoors and indoors and there will be plenty of entertainment for the thousands of visitors who are expected to be bete for the occasion for Lays Basis Tuesday Conference WASHINGTON Oct 5 (AP)—A supreme court averaging slightly under 56 years in age—the yotmgesein many years--wi- ll IIYDE PARK N Y Oct 5 UPI — President Roosevelt conferred by telephone Sunday with Myron C Taylor Ms personal envoy to the Vatican and presumably received an outline of the Information of "utmost value" which Taylor said he brought from Rome A longer conference will be held Tuesday when Taylor calls at the White House in Washington Little doubt existed around the temporary White House that the chief executive wanted to consult Taylor on the latter's two audiences with Pope Pius XII as well as on the animated controversy over freedork of religion in Russia I Forecast on More Government Buying American British Needs To Recommend Fund of Five Billion WASHINGTON Oct 5 UM—Ad- - I WASHINGTON Oct 5 (AP)--I- n Its most recent survey of ministrative sources said Sunday the situation the agriculture department said Sunday agricultural that President Roosevelt would recommend to congress soon an that the farmer faced the best economic outlook in many years Chief causes are the billions of social huturance ' dollars of purchasing power re - etlxmceedesin$5C41921)(49 ()4:33 fcir the first under federal which the system government would take over- un- suiting from the expanding de- Poultry production in 1942 may employment compensation systems tense program high levels of top an "cords with prices et now operated by the states prices and incomes and the ear- - good levels One purpose was understood to marking of more than 21000000- be the building of a $5000000000 000 of food products for Great reserve of benefit funds to "cush- Britain The department's economists ion" anyi: postdefense depression forecast a vcontinuing good deThe social security program now mand for farm products increased is divided into three major operatio- government buying of food and WASHINGTON Oct 5 ns-!–old age and survivors in- government loans and other sup- nation's total of employed worksurance already under federal su- ports to prices" in the year ahead ers WKS T00000 fewer in SeptemInstead of asking producers to ber than in August the works unemployment compervision and market less federal farm administration reported pensation operated by states unplant der varying programs and the di- officials for the first time since projects Sunday rect aid :to the needy aged the the list world war ire urging At the game time it mid the blind and dependent children also farmen to produce all they can number of unemployed dropped under state supervision of milk eggs meats cheese vege- from 5300000 in August to 4500- Under the proposed plan in- tables and other prime foods to 000 in September SAsi DIEGO Cal Oct 5 US- -- formed quarters said there would meet increased demands here and the This seeming paradox A F L machinists Sunday night be a single pooled fund for the in England 'was due to a agency explained several social insurance opera As a result: reduction of 1500000 in the total rejected a wage dispute' settle- tiOna and Cattlemen labor force as a result of youths ment with th' e Consolidated Airhog producers Estimating that the munber of arurged to increase marketing leaving the labor ranks to return craft corporation negotiated last persons covered the by security Income of cotton producers may to school week in Washington by the de- provisions would be increased from fense mediation board 40000000 to 80000000 the presiThe membership in a stormy dent said such a move would dethree-hosession Voted to send ter inflation now by making a it negotiating committee back smaller amount of earnings availto Washington with instructions able for the purchase of scarce the settlement proposal would not consumer goods and would work Live At The UTAH be accepted unless! a 'deflation when America against n warm meals always ready Rooms or suit sole boost for workers not af- turns from a defense to a normal —earvents et your bock and call—your car In our modare fected by the beginners' scale was economy garogo—theso rue only a few of this delights af Eying at 5 made retroactive reassemble Monday tc plunge into the work 4:4 deciding h controversies that accumulated during the WASHINGTON Oct 5 UM—A ing legal recess summer majority of' smite leaders is exThe principal attraction of the pected to urge President Rooseopening seelion of the new eight-mont- h velt this week to 'take advantage terra- will be the fact that of w‘at they regard as mounting 00 1 new chief justice—Harlan F a ''': support for his 'freedom of the two new associate jus- Stone—and seas" program and seek almost ' ' ::"0-F--! 4- ' tices—James F B3Prnes and Rob-'"!!4 complete nullification of the new 4 :!--on—will take their I t trality act esertatcli Jacks: ::" ): - ' ' ' :' t The president will discuss the i ' 1 AU three- - have taken the re1 I t t question with & group of five sena"'":? 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' '—ilL " ( tors Tuesday One influential legquired oaths and no ceremony ki )'' elt 1 t 711' Is expected by court attaches was no doubt said there islator 1 ' 1':':" 5 k 'r:: ':':'":1ri : the:Se However would advise of three high government 'an-- Left ClImmtileMOpeu that ' '' 1 : 7 5 In Wash::: :z cials plan to be present Ala proem conference 'I the chief executive to recommend Mr Roosevelt left ington Friday Immediate removal of the act's I 1 Average Age Drops I It an open question pending Tay-Jo- e' Inajor restrictions on shipping ‘ ' The appointment of I arrival home whether he had Democratic Leader Barkley of Jackson who had been attorney asked 'his envoy to take up with of freedom pope the Chairman Connally Kentucky - ' general and of Byrnes the In the eolM4tunim' of :' :::::': N worship (D) Texas of the foreign relabeen one of President 8 who had Taylor reached New York Saturtions committee and Senator Aus- t Roosevelt's'senate leaders caused day by Trans-AtlantClipper and tin of Vermont the assistant Reinformahe obtained had to from reported the age average drop publican leader have said they tion of value" he which "utmost sewere 61 favored repeal of prohibitions I slightly over They -i i i would relay immediately to the if: merAmerican Chief of retirement lected after the against arming Hull Mr president and chant ships and against sending f and Roosevelt was Secretary Evans Charles Justice the Hughes day at spending zones them into the war Associate Justice James C Mc- his town house in New York but From his did not see Taylor Opinions Vary fiii-4444tReynolds each 79 N Y3 on Locust home at Valley On the other hand Minority Louis Dembita Brandeis re Stone who had been an associate I Island the administration's Leader Mc Nary of Oregon has tired justice of the United justice since 1925 was appointed Long representative at the Holy See been listed as opposing any major States supreme court talked by telephone Sunday morna to succeed: Although Hughes this times to law at in the Succumbs at 84 heart ailchanges with the chief executive who New England Republican Stone Iing ment and Senator George (D) Georgia Is spending the week end at his is understood to support the armtckluly has been one of the most consist- ' country HOtel Utah Ws economical too—If you balance all yos estate here of Roosevelt adent ing of ships but not the abolition IIn supporters of mlad gainst get ' en1ws:otithilluzlicroist" peace their of restrictions against ministration legislation brought Meets Other Leaders SesEATTLE Oct 5 LII---moderato the HUNTERS HOME before the tribunal He is 88 years tering areas of actual warfare In addition to the conference attle Council of Welders Sunday Inv's gate tho clvantages of raving at New Chairman Bloom (D) old rescinded SLIGHT action A its a ERROR for IN OVZ calling in with the Utah Hotel Taylor capital Tuesday luxury at low cost—in York of the house foreign Wain The average age of members of Mr Roosevelt has scheduled a strike Monday in protest against LAST WEEK'S AD a central logigen committee invited to sit in as an refusal of court 1937 the when Federain the American elderly with Republican and DemA DISTINGUISHED ADDRESS observer has said he favors rto grant welders a members b'egan to retire was just meeting ocratic leaders of the senate to tion of Labor moval of both prohibitions international was 72 Presiunion when under That out the question of modify- Separate 111 agreed Legislative strategists Amerident Roosevelt called for "new thresh law to permit the ing neutrality news the of of that cv" Elll'os:1' ' sinking blood" -OAKLAND at least the arming of American Cal:Oct 5 (UP)sommonno 1 16th tanker I C Whit in t: tvtrttri (Continued from Page Ono) memother of the present 'Ages Charles A Lindbergh's name 'was merchant aMpa s the South Atlantic on September are: of Roberts bers tribunal the 111 NOT ON OCTOBER booed 15 Edward J Flynn Democratic Sunday when Ft J Thomas 27 apparently had strengthened tendrils from his high forehead 68 Elack-'- 55 Reed 58: FrankZICCIISI IT IbLZASII committee chairman and president of the United Automoof those who eon- Ms eyes 'Were brilliant and deep furter 56 Douglas 42 Mur- national the C! Mrs Flynn Were luncheon guests bile Workers branded h I m as - tend argument that change' in the act should setBrandeis and Holmes who died PhYs 48- ocwaelitagaryzola 4 of the president and Mrs Roose- nnofascist" at the dosing session se be made without delay I' velt Sunday : Whether the call was of the California state C I 0 three-da- y In 1935 were the closest of friends Coolidge Named Stone Fear Controversy convention reor some social had Holmes until his death at the age 'Justice Roberts a Pennsylvania entirely to the New York mayorPresident Roolevelt was repre- of 94 had a zest for life He was Republican is the only member of lationship alty campaign was a matter of sented as reluctant to seek more an avid reader of racy French- the nine-ma- n 'waft who tribunal has than the authority to arm mer- novels and murder stories t Bran- not been Appointed by President general conjecture chant ships at this time And even deis was the spartan type who Roosevelt: However Stone was ZINIK'S ZINIK'Sf his staunchest supporters con- for years rose at 5 a m and originally appointed to the court 4 s ceded that an effort to open the worked diligently until 9 p m Most of f ' by President Coolidge ' way for American merchantmen Saw Great Crises on new deal legisladecisions the f ' to carry supplies to English ports have 'been proadministration Brandeis' life spanned ' great: tion would provoke a major contr- Ocf term that began ' ins the iti crises of the nation In theyear since o'tem 9 i 1938 tober Viz l o and Moreover a consistent supporter of his will be seision The ' Monday were of the administration's foreign pol- states' rights issues dividing brief tinder present plans the sem icy steps who asked to remain the country into two armed oamps justices will march into the chem ' ' anonymous said the possibility of Abraham Lincoln was a strug- bar admit a number of attorneys NEW YORK Oct 5 Utl—Wars 7"1 a senate filibuster was not to be gling unknown member of the to practice receive a few motions 1v000 discounted Illinois legislature New York and then- - adjourn for a week of today are won in the shops and )'A a of 1000000 had population City During the week several con- - America "must sweat hard for the At the time of his death-1- 941 ' ' ' ferences rill be held to discus-a- next year or so" to overcome the —the world again is engaged in the petitions on file and to deter- e Air1 We will continue to meet or beat Clean : e' another great war The United mine what controversies will be trernendous lead the nazis hold in 14 ‘ any prices in the state of Utah s s t ' ss '' over t divided is the war of items States MONEY YOUR BACK if can beat any of these prices question decisions of production The the reviewed important 1 you and 1 I or isolation and is conference will be announced on William S Knudsen 0 P M direcof intervention ' ' I r"NA ' ' A I tor said Sunday l conducting the greatest rearmatss October 18 h-- 1Colorful r ' ment in ss""0 drive '''' Madison a are 650 history More at clues than ' Square i sf i ''' I already Speaking What caused him the most norapproximately 150 in ex- - Garden rally sponsored by Fight PABCO - A row in his last years was the pending 1 eor cess of last year and a record for for Freedom Knudsen said in his address that when "deDUCK i SEASON OPENS OCTOBER 16th persecution of Jews in Europe several years prepared I) to Jew the United sit is the D t 1 mocracy destroyed I Linoleum Thbe:ch Brandeis was not an achtilgvh and DEER SEASON OPENS OCTOBER 18th i is dettroyed" a New States with spoke always I t s we could letVithe added he Knudsen Zionist England accent that religionist but t ' 401 11 '1133 Still Yd- organization of America and long In 1891h married Alice Gold- - take one of two courses—"ConHUNTERS f YOU i a rate 7: with move the at tinue to the ettablish present of New York City Like fair chance mark i i - STANDARD OATIOS supported 11:'' some 1 time that Jewish settlements in Palestine years Brandeis her family emigrated from WINI CAN we reach will BURLAP RACK INLMD finally He was born November 13 1856 from Germany after a liberal revoote : in Louisville Ky lust eight years lution had failed She was an in- - the point where our production Ii cii : ''''ea BOLT- so VtrOa00 REMINGTON nazis' will the outrank that i Prices: they his s Bohemia after left Typical parents tense liberal and spurred her hus- wilt not be able to go on 'IL N ‘ it' ACTION' RIFLE for a revolution He studied band to work for liberal and in ty---rt 1 t S920 during 61zr Room on 1 1 or every "pile In the Louisville public schools arid those days unpopular causes Be- - any longer7 1 -the deer with the wid- i ounce of steam we can and get 101x10I Room ' iw $1920 attended the university there In fore his ''' : there 'was little this thing horn marriage over spread with" '4 ' ' he 'was taken to Germany indication' of Brandeis' future lib- $2267 1872 10142' Room MEN'S GOLD WRIST Wendell L Willkie chairman of I e 11 0 1 i $2350 where he studied at the Amen eral course f'11' called in said he the what ' ' meeting 12'112' Room WATCH for the deer $2560 Real Schule Dresden He made his first how as a a reply to a "recent Fort Wayne most : with ILII CALL VII NOW VOA A razz i':110 in points investigacrusading:lawyer Returns to U S : that "the Only chance of ems ASTIALATE OM YOUR 1100M1 of speech" tion into maladministration 1 IMMO CANDID CAMERA with Case free elections in America NO OBLIGATION During the European interlude funds of charitable institutions in losing dr come American will the if for the heaviest deer to be people slml ' his family lost its fortune and Boston Be forced a house clean- - 1 i Opylfril i iiisfiotje of those advice follow the people Market Brandeis atVetter's to returned the young weighed in the face of aldermanio op-- who say free elections are going t4 United States to work his way ing and turned over to char-- ito end in 1942" position 'Harvard law BUILDERS SUPPLY throughhonors He Charles A: Lindbergh asserted ity the foe the city paid filmcruhigh - lasts Friday:night to other EVERYTHING THE in Fort Wayne Burimmt iron rapidly progressed on From then he : 4Ut $o and 7t4 W Phone S4450 sades Ind American the that people ' New Englander He resided there He sponsored the Brandeis life must consider "whether there will -' VI -i BLIC:C flUTITER a law enabling be any elections next year" insurance- plan Win-chestoDEER HURTER : ein was introduced Knudsen banks Vassachusettsby savings ediWas insurto as men's Willkie Herbert Agar working itt" t SPECIAL ' 1 &noshandle policies which resulted in a tor of the Louisville Courier-JournSPECIAL i ': said rates throughout the in his reduction3n prepared Agar Zel ' ' i" speech: 1icountry"Now Iis a time for war because ?" '' 4warts :Itallroad 7 is no peace today for good there I:-- i Of men" ' Il cases One most his famous i Bolt Action PUMP-- 0 k s I MARLIN The talks by Knudsen and Agar was his thwarting of the attempt t'') Ae of the New York New Haven & closed a "Aut to be free" revue Model 97 Ilamtiter Repeater Shotgun CARRINI ' tr- 0 Hartford' railroad to monopolize staged by the stage screen radio gun 12 and 11 arts and of division for eye-teNew Fight takeEngland's ! transportation gauge far-reac- h- four-mont- - - Life Closes - " - : - ' I f :' 1 : 1 I' I -- - I :' 5 4: -al : 5 il: 1 ' '- ' ic I: : - Workers Jobless Rolls Decline t tr$---T- he Union Rejects Settlement Of Wage Scale - ''' i ur - ' - and-spa- : Brandeis Dies Of Heart Ailment at 84 - The ' - - Duck Season will Open 110TEL October ! can-own- ed Z'flNS J TA - 1 1 6q ! J T birth-1856—s- America Must Sweat to Win Says Knudsen lavery '' : i s ' -- - 4 rr - : r 1 a 1 s- VI---- 0irl A zi s- ilir E1 A II) VAMC li 1 -- ri(Y A ) I - Ge ti ( 1 I! ecoolli - k -- is L':-'2- 7' l'' k '- - r ' ---- - - - -- - et 1 - n - t: Absolutely 1 : FREE I - I ! - - t -- -- ':-- 1' cEr3's - ' - - ' r- ' ' a reschm:-ssilnewd"l- 0 IL il rrerl II i t it 11(4t:zit I -- piTCHUM VT 1 liit ' - 7 ra1 1 - I cUncEEs M '' - I - 1 - - I Model "70" al I '' I s s : I - 44-s- n p 1 1 i i 1 1 t 1 4 : ke 3 - ' tit"IlL tr- ‘ - - 07) 1 s - ' L---1 - 1130X AT t'fwz lax - eke ka ffilltic rutuitst Tut 'i Ississ44copsit &pashas Is teatosttlr'as lr S See 1E42 Ceistbleatlest the--se- r---7- ---- -- 1 T- r--- 8 i I fl i:1 1 INIeWeeftealedgi'' ELECTRIC 217 SOUTH STATE : : I I' ' - needs' Considered a friend of labor he nevertheless opposed abuses of labor—"We gain noth- othrgganizedby the tyranny of capital for the tyranny of la- I bor" One of the new deal projects that he opposed and voted against PHONE 1 s 4 Li 27 5 4 : i : Po -- - f Y' m 011 eon i 774 FUR BREZDERS Agricultural Cooperative Unit i 7Z is"INIKIS! DS 12 Do- - ':--- -- 5 -- 1 i 1 I Your Shells ielemos044 'V iraltekitholillanstr stock la city Iola - A es lay - Binoculars and OA Glasses eompieto leather cam sad strap AU 'r- rricod 5495 UP at - t ksee'N-I- I GOOD SPORTIt4G ‘ lassewe SPECIAL PRICI 001 et CASE LOTS Year N up MOB - PC c?"4?"'"e- emennalmiel- o- — 116 SO MAIN ! — ' Deal Herd Ss Welt-1-14y - darn - Owns Are - N am 4' Use PLAN Credit Newt Get FOR LEADING VALUES - - 4P C 4"44464664'64441 ----4 ' 0 111 tlft C---- 14 ' ZINIK'S! i t ' ' ' $3300 TIADS TAWS : : - - - 4 WV & —:----- L 11 i 7 k°7- IIIE lima' 7) f-- $1195 oir lar MOO WILL NOLO ANY GUN USE OUR TILL WANTIO LAST URNS t LOOK TO 'THE LEADER ' ' c-- ThearewDoetweasties 1 LAY-AWA- Y s oly and "bigness" in business were not surprised - Red-Hese- FOX FOX AIM MINX Imp Xlsksot Prices Pate I - 'BINOCULARS ' AND FIELD GLASSES BINOCULMtS Inflating 1 toys wolsk only ' 3 pounds Caa all ba carrlad la coat pocket Mal- Ice this perfect- peen before buyirty Per &nen 1 N ::V1110TED - — A ' Midvale IL1 I i ' 1 J nomio - 11111Vil ki es A - DEEKS ‘i ‘ - ' 3I i 'Ode! 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' : TASY TERMS 141odi - Repeater YOU' OLD GUN ' - - $6820 TOUR OLD GUN TAKEN IN TRADE i : : the program the lights suddenly went out and recording devices blared out with sounds of diving planes exploding bombs and 'Item! raid an unannounced eZte mock frightened many in the filled 0 a rd n with women's screams adding to the din of the sound effects As the lights came Li1 Wr°tAlly SiPrit:troenting t°PisnisiCII WhiCh" on floe' of miniature para: Chutes ted down from the forecast of the administration to ceiling : 1I come: "There must be a power in the i t states and the nation to remold through experimentation our eco- non:do practices and institutions 2'641):':111)fi't3ES - to meet changing social and eco- poor : He wil still engaged in pri- vate practice and had neviir served as a judge in an x court ' 1 when Wils°n Placed him on the highest bench Ho often has been called the new dealer" In 1932 dur- I I"first Hoover administration he :I i AT A SARGAIN PRICE R down model TreDuedriongm : - - while the directors milked the 1 iI swot° rn t911 greedel - 11 I - Lt::io - 4 x 1 - n 1 - 7 - - I It ' I - f |