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I ' 11 Our usual charge' account facilities are open to you in our temporari store 1 1 ! 1111114 Oireatvalelle ealtets Minder The following summary of wea- - Weenier111:311 it NI Mountain Tinto was conditiorui ther reported by 42 047 the United States 'Weather bureau l a 11 I sumo" for November 27 1941: W Weather in the United States 23 00 55 clear ! P lianding continued under the dominance of 100teo balls 13 II masses air 11 of atertey cloudy dry large stagnant cloudy t :23 ' Thursday Skies were clear or coy- - !3utto 00 57 ered with high clouds except on "imp maim 41011 00 48 10 cloudy it$ coast the Mt 00 32 11V0f clear 00 30 Temsome was litth cloudy where there fog 110 00 thr cloudy smalls been 011 have gas 85 in changes perature GrJunction 'COI with values remaining below nor- - c?ortvtr clear° 3: 2i tAansr"cidr-- ! :Do en 26 mal in Utah and southern Idaho 00 50 '19 Anitales hall 111 Comparative data for Salt lake Los 00 51 Milford cloudy 00 t P 3I kinnospolia-fsmokey Degrees Now York City Thursday: 30 00 City intuits)" 14 44 Omaha 30 00 Highest temperature omokey 38 since Pboonix month cloud' this IT in Highest 34 9 cloudY Pocatello 74 Oregon-Washingt- 1 i i - - ig ' o gift from Artitor Frook's ' ! f ' so-call- ed 111 - moos I( : Lnii - noW all men bp Ihnermountam Weather 4 Moro limo over - : ed ) 1 cr 1 ""-e-:- -- by the public when we opened two weeks ogo 11 ' ‘ - 4 1 t v4 You'll remember our store was burned late in October Per haps you saw the fire—a lot of people certainly did Not a single article that was in the fire wad taken into our new store We started from scratch and built up an entirely new stock You can clothes hats shoes furnishings gift articles buy here now with full assurance that the oldest thing in the store was first seen s kls 5alt gltkt irribunt I" i i °1 - 1 : i Warship Saturday - ' (: ""' 1 11-- Every Article is Brand New I 1 iii427- -- - L i1 1 1 '' - 1 ) i - - - ! 4 : z i Conferences Committee Near Collapse Maps ‘Session - But if you want the best gifts for 1 men you'll select things to wear —and do it now before the rush begins The last minute rush is going to be bigger this year than ever before - All signs point to that Be smart and beat the slow pokes to it " 1 1e's"9-40- 4P ite&t' e ---- U S Japanese Jewish Army go-ahe- ad - don't read this Jt i 'VA ' 4 4 1) 4 there is no accounting and no debt k ' 0)1 ' piling up" Eden also made these points: tt ! 1 4 Declared the present anticolumn comintern conference in Berlin was the opening wedge for a nazi peace ----offensive but that it would not effect "one jot" the determination 1 11 ' r--of Britain to carry on the war and el i 7 :I ' that "I hope the remaining neurit l I tral countries will not be deluded LI c '''r 1 Into listening to Hitler's plan for i) a new order" i 2 Denied Nazi Foreign Minisi'" r ter Von Ribbentrop's charge that à P' ' ' Britain received assurance in 1940' (Continued From Page One) that Russia would join the war CoNntrnEW'ittelte°1tfolCr I : Na ovjewt271111UPI—ArinThye on her side He asserted Britain to meet Hun with Secretary again was continually handicapped by announced Thursday that it would I t Russia's adherence to her pact with or the president?" le confer in Washington next Thurscannot not do i "Well know I I to and last Germany prior July ' ' '' ' day y711baanteecipson toPafloennatinea Jewish "at no time until actually Ger- ' now" ' ' ' :''''t'''' man troops had crossed the fron- say"When do to to back fight you go plan tier was there any political or mill- for the survival of the Jewish ssi e--11tary conversation between us and to Tokyo? Are you leaving right people and the of preservation the soviet government—I wish away?" fl''i ' there might have been" Kurusu shaking his head grave- democracy" 1 4 k ) 1 : 4s i The group reported that 100 1 Declaring Hitler needed a re- ly replied "My government has spite because of Russian resist- not ordered me back" ! ' v 11 authors ) educators clergymen i ance 'Eden said "he is trying to '"' Nomura likewise said he has army and navy officers business persuade the nations of Europe not been recalled leaders and public figures had that the only way they can get 417 peace is by coming into his new Net Farewell Call signed a statement indorsing a de- ' order He said they if they do that Thus for the mo- mand for such an army to fight 'AMOS he would be succeuful in bringing ment at lit appeared the White House under British command wherever that DISS the British and Americans to visa was not in the nature of a 140? weskit terms required farewell call 1' "He is wrong He won't cesiv Hull who remained with the coLismmtietteama °slag team' gnenetrsweorfe thoe it "The choice with which this president for 15 minutes said he B of ths Dallas Texas house is confronted is as clear had no Dealey plans at present for an en- Morning News Clarence R DeckFASHION today as It was on the first day of gagement end the ckltest with Kurusu ploys lovorites er 'University of Kansas City presin all things the conflict to The of visit the the Japanese Leon ident ell is 'of in them Gal)arctne They're hers tiwiltn5 stylcs 614 whether it be a socialist charter White House was followed Feuchtwanger writer: shortly Professor H H Fisher Stanford or some other form of order for with colors accented trim effects new Of course yew onmet a conference President between Ernest O Holland the postwar world none of our by and Admiral Ernest S university Roosevelt hive cost a so of tits colpelt they president Washington State dreams can be realized until littler King commander of the Atlantic lege Bishop Thomas Jenkins of Is defeated" The fleet presidential meeting Nevada Vice Admiral Harry P McGovern who in past years e''''''''''' see'-177400 tritrusu and Nomura also fol- Huse and Rear Admiral H E has publicly called the royal fam- with '' lowed by a few hours disclosure Yarnell United States ily "a gang of lazy idle parasites" that information ( ::r0 has reached Pemberton producer navy Brock W and was suspended from commons 00" ( to effect the that Jav- Bertrand Stevens of LosBishop -0s on the occasion of one such out- Washington Angeles 417liertril(040L0 - anese were massine troops in north Dr ' tRay Lyman Wilbur Stanburst declared that if the Atlantic- and south Indo-Chi401P 45 presumably ford university president and 4 charter was good enough for coun- for an attack on Thailand (0 and the -4 Representatives Ford Gearhart tries conquered by Hitler "surely and Kramer of California we ought to guarantee the inde- Bin' ea road : ie cr assumption here was that 5 V-pendence of our own colonialpeo- the troops irP would get a t pies" if and when U 4 Eden replied that the compari- lirtlitt lamed every renettina Zaterad at the Eu- conversations collapsed son—between 209 SOUTH MAIN It was revealed that the troon poet office at Salt Lake City aa scowl rope and British India—was "the concentration had complicated U tiaSil matter under aet or Marra I trto most extravagant absurdity" He No maim: Utah Idaho ilubecription 2411 Weakliertee ttvd 01411 talks from the start vadiL Wvomlna dativ and Sunday t month told the commons that if the gov- and that further mos: (Next Door to naiartsees) roar IA advance 312:: elsewhere of additional word dallv and kunday month St 23 ernment washed Its hands of the movements contributed to the sud- la U war as the independent labor critics appeared to want it to do denly stiffened American attitude there would be "no socialist char- Menace to A BCD Gtleg ter no systAm in Europe but the Presence of large number of nazi system" Jndo-ChiJapanese soldiers in ' 1 4 would be considered a potential fr7 to of menace the Pacific interests the ABCD powers The immediate threat appeared 820 ' to be against iThalland but offizeli 4 ' WASHINGTON Nov 27 1111 cials here refdaed to discuss how ELI The new destroyer Woodworth will the United States would counter "fir 771' 0 e ' ' 'llf ' be launched Saturday at the union such a thrust Hull said several d ilie"'''"1"'"'"'"'"'"-- ' -of division this that of however months the ago shipbuilding plant the Bethlehem Steel company at country would not countenance an t vs This to to °edify &at tim sow Haul:nos attack on Thailand San Francisco ca k 3: 'cuckoo as outmoodiso to Myto as Obey aro c it: I t to poriormonco aro itow Herod toe pablio pc ! 0 Inspoctioo noto's so present like the time 1'( and so Kole like tiko pr000aL Drop to today i SFYard LaUnches - "' ‘:' v1 - -- ' s - - na i iN4 - - ''''' - 4 - - t I- ie 1 -- 1 1 -- - t' fl tp e--'- "-- 0" e na 4 - b ''J - w: I ' i t "'si'd 4 - 42 e'-'- 4 1 i -- - - i ) ))- - er i ' '7c't f -- leto171 - 1 - '4 -- ' - ' 1'44---- - ' 4: -- - - k ' 4 NI 4 I ' i t A ! - i I i - if ' ' ' - '1 '''''" A '-- '' ''''- - -i ( P01 : 41 - " T '"— ' N! ' '4 't - 1 i - ' i 6- ' ''' -' " -- j m day4es1 I bondage" "That" he said "is not true Under the lease-len- d arrangement --- Cye 5 j' A 1 - (Continued From Page Ono) "when thie is all over the United States will hold us in financial -0-- ' - II you insist on doing your shopping at the last minute I WASKINGTON—President Roosevelt and Secretary Hull confer with Japanese envoys as "peace" talks are reported on verge of collapse—Story page I column 8 'Germans advance north and south of Moscow battle still indecisive in Libya—Story page I column 5 LONDON—Prime Minister Churchill wins vote of confidence from house of commons—Story page I column 4 CAIRO—British troops make junction with besieged defenders of Tobruk—Story page 4 column I MOSCOW—Red army position at Vo12ko1amsk 65 miles northwest of Moscow menaced by Germais—Story page 4 3 E J ' ( ' e- AA ' )4f: 14 ' Labor Party Man Rebuked for Thrust at America 1 A- e siOL'''7v174)6 - 41rA of - EA D i Loy ELI" 1-e- WASIONGTON Nov 27 UPI Idahocolonel was born in : Idaho a son of Mr and The war department reported ' Mrs George B Parkinson and !Thursday in a dispatch from Paramaribo that an army' force had spent much of his childhood in Preston Idaho As an Idaho aparrived in Dutch Guiana and would pointee he attended the army safeguard air fields as well as '' bauxite mines military academy at West Point r N ir and graduated in 1914 The force was dispatched with '' He served in the World war with the consent of the Netherlands and ' the Thirty-eighBrazilian governments primarily infantry famed ' ' '' "Rock of the Marne" regiment to protect the bauxite minesi t ' : and won the purple heart and sil-) tal to the production of American -I s s — ' ver star decorations for his part aluminum ' oor " 'In the Chateau 'Merry Aisne and Colonel Parley D Parkinson of t ' 1 i '' ' battles Bait Lake City is the commander - 1 ' ' Colonel Parkinson is a brother of the force Its size WWI not dis? e v - 'Th ' of Lieutenant Colonel J Leo Parkclosed : inson now on duty with the army The dispatch came front Lieu- - !e 'e- - ' at tenant Colonel Stanley J Grogan Washington D C and Mrs ' ' -il Preston chief of the war department's i Nibley and Mrs W C ''' ' Parato of Salt Lake City who flew branch Haymond press The colonel who left Salt Lake maribo this week Colonel Grogan reported that City In April 1935 for San An- ' 1 tonio Texas where he acted as a Governor J C Kielstra of the 1 i national guard instructor opened : colony sulked the Netherlands 1 I the Pocatello Idaho C C C camp troops and civil population to "wel''' 'j one of the first in the intermoun- come the American troops who i 3 tain area He had been stationed come to join you In the fight" 1 since 1937 withOnfantry detachOfficers working with Colonel i Parkinson include Major Albert 1 ments in the Panama Canal zone i York New Iloffrnan Garden City - Colonel and Colonel J P Neu Buffalo of Parley D' Parkinson PUEBLO Colo Nov 27 (UP)— a r m y's Commando the quartermaster corps Mrs Joseph Pacheco 41 and her Dutch Guiana force seventeenth child a tiny girl were Colonel Parley D Parktnson getting along nicely Thursday at commander of the Dutch Guiana 1929 to 1935 and also served two Parkview hospital The baby was force of the U S army was adju- brief tours of duty with the 38th born Tuesday and was given artificial respiration and a blood tant of Third military area head- infantry at Fort Douglas in transfusion at birth known Utah from and Lake Salt in Widely City quarters a1 wovEN 1 ' TH IHE fik 0 tA 00 - V |
