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Show RANDOLPH. UTAH THE RICH rOTTNTY REAPER. THE RICH COUNTY clan matter ntered'cs second Act at March 3. 1879. at the Post Office, Randolph, Utah, under th Feb. 8, 1921 Win. E. Marshall, Badness Msnsrer 1.59 l'er Year in Adrancr SUBSCRIPTION Layton Marshall. Rdiior and Prsorietor SILENT SMOKER The captain of a steamboat, seeing an Irishman smoking away abaft the wheelhouse, stepped up to him and said: Dont you see that notice stuck up there? Dye mane that bit o painted tin? To be sure I do. Why dont you follow it? I havent sayn it move; its nailed fast, Im considerin. I mean, have you read that notice? Divil a bit; shure I dont know how to rade. Well, it says: No smoking allowed here. By the powers! It doesnt consarn me a mite, thin, for I never smoked aloud in my life. Start All Over Jones Heres that dollar I borrowed last week. Smith Oh, thank you. Id forgotten all about it. Jones Why didnt you say so? What Mind? They say if you put your mind to it you can waken any time. She I think Ill try it and see. He Dont waste your time. With you it wouldnt work. He POSTWAR AIR: World Traffic WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS REAPED Reds Peril Gateway to Austria ; Japs Bolster Battered Forces ; Check Decline in Hog Prices representatives from Allied and neutral nations met in Chicago for the international civil aviation As conference, principal question ariscouning was in what way could the in developbest cooperate tries ment of extensive postwar traffic. At the opening session, three methods were proposed. The U. S. suggestion advocated a free development between friendly and progressive states, with an international body which would merely consult and advise on allocation of air routes, rate fixing and regulation of competition. On the other hand, the British called for the regulation of postwar air traffic through a strong international authority, which, like the U. S. civil aeronautics authority, would assign routes and have a voice in rate making. Australia and New Zealand presented the extremist view of poolining all aerial resources into an ternational operating company. .. .Released by Western Newspaper Union, ' nusu wjmuivmb PlUi&t of thlV newspaper.) IfiDIl not news and necessarily analysts Western Newspaper Union's UlV O !E5CREEURAffio Released by Western Newspaper Union. By VIRGINIA VALE has Climbed ROBERT PAIGE in the movies the hard way; he made nineteen pictures in two and one-hayears, none of them strictly Grade A But the break he finally got was lf worth that struggle the role opposite Deanna Durbin in Cant Help Singing, a technicolor musical on which Universal spared no expense. Bobs an extremely likable young man whose greatest cross is WAR PRODUCTION: V-- E Cutbacks d of all war contracts will be terminated within three months after the defeat of Germany, a War Production board official announced, with speedy settlements with manufacturers assuring smoother recon- version. Yugoslav Partisans carry wounded back to secret stronghold. To date, the government has let 325 billion dollars in war contracts, PACIFIC: EUROPE: it was revealed, with completions Girds totalling 240 billion dollars. After Inemy Budapest Imperilled about 65 billion dol- ROBERT PAIGE . Still determined to hold on to the cancellations, Euroarc now outstancu of of contracts lars center a T"i i Once, like Paris, 20 the fact that because of stomach pean gaiety with colorful sidewalk "?; ulcers he was turned down flat for cafes enlivened by gypsy music, forces of Gen. Douglas MacArthur, " the armed forces. Hes doing a Budapest became a fevered and the Japanese poured in air re- - t ya 1npf1 somber city as Russian armies ham- inforcements for the showdown bat- - h5f372nrJ whale of a job, entertaining at Lr cancelled thus mered toward the Hungarian capi- tie that will develop when the camps and hospitals, but says he settled for 340 mil- - knows every man there is wondertal. Amencans move onto the larger is-- 1 lion WPB said. dollars, he stands Tisza the ing why that big husky Having broken acrpss ands. He two in uniform. six feet to the 50 isnt miles some east, bol-1 river, Even as the Japs sought to ShlD Dili H would be if he could! the Reds bore down on Budapest as ster their defenses, first severely 3fcGerman and Hungarian armies shaken by the U. S. navys major Germanys defeat will not lessen were hard pressed to hold broad ;riumph in the second sea battle of the demand on the U. S. merchant Years ago Henry Gladstone, Muin- marine, the Office of War Informa-Arthulines across the countrys rolling the MacGeneral tual network commentator, Philippines, tion rewith and reported, the hobbies on his military forces cluded plains, gateway to Austria. Leyte boyish among ground construction traffic continuing to and two sports of harness racing and Even as the Russians rolled forfrom the continent, and more shipward, thousands of Budapests dog breeding. Now theyre paying ping needed to transport increased dividends. Pathe News has ancivilians were put to work in the forces and supplies over vast diserection of entrenchments and fortinounced that Gladstone will be the tances in the Pacific. vowed Germans and the commentator for two new films, fications, Three times the amount of shipthat they would make this city, Harness Racing and School for ping presently engaged for the Euroonce one of Europes prettiest, into Dogs, both of which are slated for pean war may be required for the national release this month. another Warsaw, a battleground. Pacific conflict, it was said, and eastern ports will be used to relieve Sacred Soil Gloria Dea, who plays a some of the tremendous traffic that As the Germans and Hungarians in Charles R. Rogers Dewill be imposed on those in the and Gen. MacArthur (left) in a stand about for Budapest, dug west. lightfully Dangerous, worked in the confer on Leyte. the Nazis fought fiercely on the East Krueger OWI less daytime; her fiance, Jack Statham, Iev5dlle.u, .no Prussian front to slow up the Rus- pushed the enemy back to the moun-- .. Presently, worked at an orchestra 5000f? I011?to ! shipping are night. And they leader, sians advance across the "sacred tainous western portion of the is- to get marwanted being transport sup- ried. But just soil of this historic home of the land. from overseas bases to fightthey couldnt cope with plies Junkers. Because of the terrain, difficulty ing fronts the time problem. So Rogers held As the Germans braced in East was encountered in the speedy erectup the picture for 20 minutes rePrussia along prepared lines some ion of air fields on Leyte, but, as cently while the ceremony was per20 miles inside the border, the Rusconstruction progressed, increasing Unusual Quads formed, with Connie Moore acting as official witness. sians, following their traditional numbers of fighter planes took off -- rffln the first case of its kind known in military policy, shifted the weight from the new bases to join carrierborne aircraft in attacking shipping medical history, Mrs. Kathleen Hal Walker, assistant director at seeking to Reinforce the entrapped Hatcher Cirminello of Philadelphia, Pa., Paramount for 14 years, was made To prevent enemy agents from gave birth to quadruplets in two minutes enemy troops on the island. a director at the urgent request of a caeserean operation. obtaining vital military informaWith her back being pressed and Bob Hope. His first tion through contact with U. S. Weighing from three to three and a Bing Crosby closer and closer to the wall, to Utopica, not is Road picture the three quads girls and troops, the army is rigidly enforcPremier Koiso called for quarter pounds, Japans to be the best of said yet released, c such ing stiff regulations against war production, declaring j oirths greater all Road their in one cases. 658)03 pictures. averaging doughboys mixing with Gerthat many troops had died for lack Five feet and two inches tall, and weighman citizens. of munitions. Almost as Koiso spoke, ing 118 lbs., Mrs. Cirminello is the wife Alan Ladds collecting signatures the enemy reported g Troops may not make any soof a financial analyst for the Securities of movie stars, and he really works cial calls at German homes. They over Tokyo. and Exchange Commission. A previous child died at birth. hard at it. When he started Two may not contact German girls. CATTLE: Placed in an incubator, the children Years Before the Mast his little Because of service by German were C D. and A, Said B, lagged Mr. not Cir even daughter Alanas Irish nurse handed bartenders, they may Record Marketing minello: My wife went through the or- - him her of mess beer outside bars. buy autograph book and firmly With more than 40 per cent of deal. PU let her choose the names." that he fill it for her. requested with German is Talking people federally beef, inspected veal, so Ladd Good pork nurses are rare rvc,r,Tv : an the unnecessary contact, and lamb going to the government, he whenever book takes the along army has ruled, bringing fines of supplies of better grades of meat Outlook Good where hes likely to goes from $25 to $65. anywhere remained in scarcity last month de- encounter movie celebrities, and the e. Uespite smaller supplies of g spite marketing of centrated is happy. nurse feed for the 1944-4- 5 sea- of their attacks northward toward Shipments of cattle were 37 per son, mo.e will be available per ani-cea narrow belt of Baltic seacoast Bob Hope, star of Samuel Gold-wyhowever because of F1,1. greater than for the at Latvia, where some 100,000 Nazis The Princess and the Pifor October, and receipts ducf hyestock population, the de-were reported cut off from the reso far is the only representarate, calves were 71 per cent greater. Patment agriculture reported. mainder of the enemy line in the of show world to have his the ecause tive Hie record production Although showing substantial in-- . east. in statue The for 1944 Living Hall of Wash-50 creases over September, market- so,rghums jnL into German in a collection of Slicing positions of hogs and sheep were lower ,VA sa.ld the domestic supply of ington, 1944, this sector with overwhelming ings of statues feed men in wartime notable will grains approximate last numbers of troops, the Russians than in October pf 1943. institution. the Smithsonian Due to the heavy slaughter of cat-feeT threatened to chew the entrapped Max Kalish posed him in Sculptor Nazi armies to shreds before they tie and calves production of beef, larger than last year. With de- - what Hope calls My ladies and could be successfully evacuated by with hands gentlemen gesture sea. clasped. Accocdi,'- - to USDA. local feed 5raV2aeragforgOcatobrertha Gain Port Youll see Fred MacMurray with gram supplies are smaUer than last aa a the luminous face in Murder, He east north central to forced and HoS truck Prices Formerly supplies the western overland 400 miles from Cherbourg, states, but slightly Says, a face insured by ParaAfter an unsettled market had larger in other sections. or from temporary beach harbors Except for mount for $1,000,000. Studio techni75 million dollars off of the the west north central and the west-valu- e cians figured out that they could along the channel coast, the Allies lopped of the nations hog crop, high- - ern states, hay supplies are smaller coat Freds face with phosphorous materially improved their communi- er bids by . packers stemmed the mixed with grease paint, ignoring cation lines by gaining full control downward spiral of prices. LAbUALTIES: of the great Belgian port of Antthe fact that Peter Whitney was to The packers action followed War AOO hurl a blazing torch at the star, AQ71 werp. Food administration hints that the 1 Viai him but possibly igniting Control was gained when CanWith the army suffering the bulk missing would cut subsidy pay- the phosphorous. Executives go adian and British troops cleared the government the losses, U. S. battle casual- to $1.30 per hun- Germans from both sides of the ments, amounting jittery hence the insurance. on the ties g if fronts totaled average prices for Schelde river leading inland to the dredweight, good and choice gults and barrows 487,692. The October Network Hooperat-ing- s port. As the Allied attack devel- were allowed to drop below a $13.50 Army casualties reached 417,121, are pretty interesting. When a oped, the Nazis pulled out the major per hundredweight which 80,666 were killed, 229,212 average. Lower bulk of their 40,000 troops to preGirl Marries, by Elaine Carringhogs, however, would not be wounded, 53,622 missing and 53,621 vent being encircled from the rear. grade made prisoners. After more than a ton, leads the list of the top 10 dayincluded. Kate Smith time shows, with As the Allies moved to improve As marketings increased during year of bitter fighting in Italy, where Speaks next, and Our Gal, Suncommunications, the U. S. First the first week of November, packers Allied forces pressed their offensive Stars Over army resumed its offensive about became more choosy in the pur- - against strong Nazi fortifications, day in third place. leads Aachen, driving through the once chase of hogs, declaring that Hollywood Saturdays. The during I U. S. losses were estimated at 90,000. most women the program picturesque, now splintered, fir, pine the periods of lower receipts having Latest navy compilations placed they Morand silver birch Hurtgen forest on were to pay ceiling prices casualties at 70,571, of which 28,231 listeners per set is Songs by it the road to the vital industrial for compelled ton men for the Downey; many shipments just to keep were killed, 29,441 wounded, 9,421 Rhineland Cedric Foster. their plants busy. j missing an 4,478 made prisoner. One-thir- I On the Half Shell Fish Man How about some nice lobster? Look, theyre still alive! Mrs. Brown Yes, but are they fresh? Take a PiU! Lady I want a pink tablet. Clerk Whats the trouble? Lady I want to write a letter! ANIMAL ANTICS I taTu5 tsSLSssst ifr -- rs clown-danc- er Lt.-Ge- n. Harry I say, isnt this beastly weather? Jerry Well, its certainly raining cats and dogs! Narrow Escape Bill Every time I kiss my wife she closes her eyes and sighs. Joe She does! Bill Whats that!? Joe I mean, does she? Quick Study Brown Where did you study law? Blue I took a correspondence course. - I Brown Didnt they deliver mail where you lived? Asking Too Much Rastus Ahll do anything for you, Mandy darlin. Mandy Will yo go t work? Rastus Ah said anything, woman, not everything! I B-2- 9s recon-noiterin- -- I Close Friends Mac Why did Sam invite only married people to his wedding? Tavish Well, in that way he figured all the presents would be clear profit. 5 con-cattl- record-breakin- nt As Usual Nit Youre out of work? how do you keep alive? Wit I breathe! ns ge 10-ye- ar Well, Must Be a Gift Jack How much whiskey can a Scotchman drink? Mac As much as youll give him! DAMP SEAT? of deduct 3S. tmbegMy Set WST I f Golfer (to lady sitting on grass) Lady, do you know its dangerous to sit there in the middle of the fairway? Lady Oh, thats all right. You see, Im sitting on a newspaper. Sweet Training Rookie Working on a bomber is just the thing for me. I used to be a mechanic in a candy factory. Sarge Mechanic in a candy factory? Rookie Yes, I used to tighten the outs in the peanut brittle! vX far-flun- |