The Daily Herald from Provo, Utah • Page 5

EROV6 EVENING Around the World the United Press SEPTEMBBt 193T PAGE FIVE LONDON, 7 Lloyds reported today? that the' Italian Prince, 3,478 ton liner of the Prince Une had been abandoned afire 31 miles south and 21 miles west trinisterre, Prance. Eleven passengers and all 34 members of the crew were rescued. One passenger was reported missing. The liner was enroute to Alexendretta from London. K): NEW YORK, Sept.

7 (U.R) filed and reverently today fay the bier of Patrick OaribMl Haym at St. Pat- cathedral on PIMi Avenue whw body wHI lie In stale until the funeral Friday. MEXICO CITY, Sept. 7 President Lazaro Cardenas and his labor-supported government were without organized political opposition today after a smashing victory in the chamber of deputies which enacted a statute giving public employes the right to organize and strilv. committed suicide by inhaling carbon monoxide gas because arthritis had numbed the fingers of his left hand, robbing them of their agility and cunning, police reported today.

Waechtler -was for several years concert master of the St. Louis symphony orchestra. HOLLYWOOD. Sept. 7 (U.R) William Powell, debonair screen entered Cedars of Lebanon hospital today for a serious operation.

to be performed tomorrow or Friday by Dr. Clarence Moor. The operation, Dr. Moore said, will be a corrective process following an abdominal surgery upon the actor a year ago. -Q.

OAKLAND, Sept. 7 Arna Waechtler, 63. once an internationally known violinist, Goming Friday! His Annual Laugh as Only Lloyd Can Make! It's Greater Movie Season CHUNGKING, China, Sept. (U.R)— Semi-official sources said today that Dr. Hu Shin, well Jcnown Chinese philosopher and editor, would succeed C.

T. Wang, Chinese ambassador to Washington. Dr. Hu is known as the father of the "Chinese literary revolution" and led the movement to substitute the "Pai Hua," or living language of the people, for the "Wen or dead language of the scholars. He is a graduate of Cornell and holds a degree from Columbia.

SCANDINAVIAN RULER BQBBDONTAI. 1,1 Pictured ruler of UTHktaftr 10 Hamad. 11 Snaky fish, IXWaysMei 15 Aurora, 3ESB HG 3 3s an 3OEHB SHE PHOENIX, Sept. 7 Political leaders from throughout Arizona sent messages of condolence today to the family of C. M.

Zander, veteran state political leader who was killed yesterday with Charles Grosso in an airplane crash at Benson, Ariz. Zander, 61, was the Democratic nomination for governor after a career in state affairs which began in 1898 when the territorial government was fighting for statehood. ROME, Sept. 7 (U.R)— An article in the newspaper Recto Del Carlino advocating sterilization of the mentality and physically diseased was regarded today as a government trial balloon. Iflfioot table.

France. 22 Otherwise. 28 Nay. '24 Gazelle. 26 House canary.

26 Possessed. 30 Born. Siren. 35 Grain. 37 One.

that tamps. 39 Longs for. 41 Neuter pro, noun. 42 Annoys. 44 Torupture.

45 Form of "be." 46 To perform. 47 Might before. 49 Pronoun. SI Pitcher. 53 Pertaining to an axis.

55 Opposed to 57 Silkworm. 56 Long outer garment. 59 Fuddled. Capital city in his kingdom, 61 He is 80 old. 16 This stffl plays tennis.

18 Duet 20 Ocean. 24 Jewel. 25 To pi event. 26 Afternoon. 27 Roof point coveting.

29 Drone bee. 31 To devour. 33 Noah's boat 34 Dark bread: 36 Data. VEBHCAL 38 Poisonous 2 Interior. add.

3 Not any. 40 To stick fast 4 Grain. 43 Six-sheeted 5 Goat antelope, book. 6 Compass point 44 Kingdom. 7 Ten (termina-46 Pertaining to tkm).

air. 8 Substance 48 Stringed in- from aloes. strument 10 Rabbit. 50 Source of 12 His nation's ipecac. birthday gift 52 Moist to him, an 53 Tree.

paralyses 54 Musical note. fund. 56 Ever. LITTLE CURRENT, Sept. (U.R) The body of Daniel Dodge, 21 -year-old heir to the Dodge motor car millions, was found floating in the north channel of Georgian Bay today by Wesley Ryder, 'a fisherman.

Dodge fell or jumped from a speedboat on Aug. 15 while he was being taken to a hospital. He had been injured in a dynamite explosion at his estate near here. WASHINGTON, Sept. (U.R) The department of justice today announced arrest of John Ferdinand Morman, SO, of Philadelphia, on charges of sending SO extortion notes to prominent persons.

Morman was arrested last night by federal bureau of investigation agents after an investigation lasting several months. Utah's Biggest Show Bargain and Motion Pictures Are Your Biggest Entertainment! So "Let's Go to a Show! Ethiopians are extremely fond of red pepper, a favorite pick- me-up being a handful of red pep- jui a glass of water, concerned. Ask Appropriation County commissioners Tuesday took under advisemnt the application of a Workers Aliance committee for $150 to send two members of their group to the national convention of the Workers Alliance at Cleveland Ohio. Representing the workers were C. A.

Madsen, Mrs. Rulon Ed- warJs, Mrs. Eva Hederburg and G. T. Harrison.

Men Who Cleave Uncharted Sides Are If They Live! This is the thrilling love story of the daring men who paved the sky road to Asia for trans-world flight. CENTER STREET ARGUED Provo city commission, met again today with property owners on Center street between First and Second West and discussed the problem of paving the section. City Engineer B. A. Jacob presented for paving half of the street for two from First to Third West.

According to his figures, the job would cost about $5,020 and would include curb and gutter worlc. This figure would be split by the state, the city and the property owners, if the state wffl act on that kind of a proposition. Mr. Jacob is presenting the project before the state road commission today. Two other propositions were discussed by the commision and the committee from the property owners.

First, the city would put up 50 percent of the cost if the owners would supply the rest. Then, the city offered to put in the paving and allow the WPA the work on the gutter if the owners would put up the cost of the materials for the gutter. This would amount to about 75 cents a lineal foot for the owners. Another meeting next Tuesday will be held to discuss further plans when the state commissioner is heard from. JAYCEES CLOSE STATE PARLEY OGDEN, Utah, Sept.

7 Members of the Utah state Junior chamber of commerce Tuesday launched a determined drive to reduce crime and highway fatalities, following adjournment of their annual convention here last night. In addition to resolving against traffic accidents and crime, delegates to the conclave also passed a resolution suggesting that the Utah state highway patrol and fish and game commission be placed on civil service. D. C. Dix, Cedar City, was named president to succeed Willard L.

Eccles of Ogden. The 1939 convention will be held in Logan, which won the bid after a close contest with Nephi. The principal address of the closing business session was delivered by Jay C. Newman, special agent in charge of the Salt Lake City field office of the federal bureau of investigation. Newman declared that juvenile delin- qufncV starts with improper home conditions.

Laughs and Thrills to Tug at Your Heart in a Romance Set to Dixie Song Time! BELmVQMUE MAUT MCMABDS CLARA BLANMCK HAYES Musicau Bargain Matutee" Latest News PLEASANT GROVE i MISS VIOLA WEST ZS-W Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith and family of Magna, Mr. and Mrs. Harland Simmons and family of Preston, Idaho, are visiting with their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. C. A. Gamette. Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Adams are spending a month visiting with their children in various parts of Idaho. Mrs. Nellie Adamson and children visited in Heber part of the week. Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Walker IN AIR THRILLER The story of pilot mapping uncharted ah- heroes, if they live, is vividly told by Chester Morris, Richard Dix and Harry Carey in "Sky Giant," which is seen today and tomorrow as a greater movie season hit at the Paramount. Board Approves Undscipe Plans For Two Schook Miss Lila Menzies, graduate student in landscape design and architecture, last night, was formally appointed by the Provo City school board to complete the plans for the beautification of the Parker and Timpanogos school grounds. Miss Menzies presented her drawings to the board last night and now will attempt to get a WPA project through to do the labor. The application for funds from the WPA will be made immediately.

Taylor Brothers department store received the order for school pianos, Dixon-Taylor-Russell. the chairs and tables, and the Utah- Idaho School Supply Company the order for the desks as the bids were opened last night. The old problem of the window blinds was finally settled to the extent that the schools will not be equipped with blinds at tbe beginning of the school year. After seeing samples, and getting prices on all kinds of blinds, the board decided that until the new revenue for the schools is determined, the purchase had better not be made. Extra costs in moving into the new buildings was given as tbe reason for the necessity for economy.

Probably the blinds will be bought soon after school starts, however. visited in Oak City the first of the Week with his sister, Mrs. Margarett Reaper. Mr. and Mrs.

Lee Guorlcy and daughter ten this week end for Ducheane where Mr. Guorley will teach school. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Sohoonover wish to announce the birth of a baby boy.

The mother was the former Evelyn Bezzant. Robert Holdaway who was recently operated on for appendicitis is improving. Do Your Canning Now! SUGAR is Low in Peaches, Plums and Pe a are Plentiful and Cheap Use a Domestic Sugar Int Suqar Fillmore Votes For Power Bonds FILLMORE of FiUmore voted approval Tuesday of a 930.000 bond issue to finance tbe city's $33,000 share- of a $60,000 PWA municipal power project. The vote was 172 for to 96 against the proposal. For several years the city has operated its own distribution system, buying power from the Telluride Power company.

A hydro-electric system is planned, according to Mayor James A. Kelley. The PWA grant will be $27.000. LIHDOH- and Mm CUntan Thome RtehfMd spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs.

David Naomi Maiutlsson of the weak end at of Mrs. Robert Walker family. Osntt da of the Union board, waa Sunday school and fast ssesttaaj. Bttran and Milton Kirk. Ray Wset and Dan Walker returned Satarday after a weeks tour in northern Idaho.

Mrs. Naomi of river. Mm Nancy Low of Bsaver and Mr. and Clifford gins, were ncsnt visitors of Mrs. A.

B. Walker. Italy regulates hotel rates by plane accident being caused by lightning. By any JSbicr m-ttvlAM SAVE POLITICAL CANDIDATES DIRECTORY PRIMARY ELECTION September 13,1938 Elect W. W.

CLYDE DEMOCEATIC CANDIDATE The Leroy Tuckett Democratic Judge of Provo City Sehroy J. Boyer 4th DMrtef House of Representatives SYLVAN W. CLARK INCUMBENT CANDIDATE for Few-Tear COUNTY COftOmSlONEE Vote for Martin Strebel Sheriff A sheriff high Vote for Dean E. Terry for Judge A. R.

SHELTON INCUMBENT CANDIDATE POI County Surveyor E.G.DURNELL Sheriff Utah County Elect J.D.BOYD Sheriff UtakCmt? Elect H. CL BLUMSNTHAL For State.