The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 6

SATURDAY EVENING MARCH 6 194 THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINES FUNNY BUSINESS $3000000 Fire Strikes Oakland Milling Firm French Hep cats Drive Nazis HORACE SECRIST DIES AGED 61 Crazy By Their 'Wise Cracks LONDON March 6 (UP) A-fwas reported that three recently were shot as hostages for going French version of Hepcats is driv ing the nazi occupation authorities crazy according to Paris un too far To aid the anti-nazi jive movement the reports said the BBC has started special programs for their benefit in the early morning hours derground reports to the fighting French here today Thousands of young Parisians the report said are joining "swing" clubs They call themselves Za- French for and their chief aim in life is to worry the Germans which they do in a variety of ways 4vi The boys wear a French kind of zoot suit and the girls have special ribbons in their hair Their chief weapons against the Germans are wise cracks and whispering campaigns They disseminate news from the Horace Secrist 61 economist and statistician of national renown and former Utah resident died Friday morning: In an Evanston HI hospital after a major operation according to word received by his sister Mrs Ethlyh Christiansen of 160 First avenue Salt Lake City Mr Secrist former United States commissioner on industrial relations Washington and professor of economics and statistics at Northwestern university Evanston 111 since 1918 was a native Utahn He was born at Farming-ton Utah October 9 1881 a son of Jacob and Estella Smith Secrist Educated in Farmington elementary schools he attended Brigham Young college at Logan and Brig-ham Young university at Provo then went to the University of Wisconsin Positions of importance held by Mr Secrist included besides his professorship with North- western university and former directorship of the university's bureau of business research: commissioner on industrial relations 1914 statistician for the United States shipping board in 1918 and supervising statistician of the railway labor board 1920-21 He was a fellow in the American Statistical association and a member of the American Economics association the Association of University Professors of Phi Beta British Broadcasting Co broadcasts by word of mouth They Probe Looms on Bear River Water SALT LAKE CITY March 6 (AP) Continued investigation will be made of the potential water supply of the Bear river state engineers of Utah Idaho and Wyoming through whose states the stream flows decided today The federal bureau of reclamation is directing a study of water measurements Upon its outcome will be based a tri-state pact regulating distribution of the river waters Attending the meeting were State Engineers Bishop of Cheyenne Wyo James Spofford of Boise Idaho and Ed Watson of Salt Lake City gang up in the streets when nazi troops are marching and puncture the tires of German trucks During nazi newsreels they cough or sneeze and in the cares they discuss the rigors of the Russian winter They grate German ears with an exaggerated Anglo-Saxon accent They often aretarrested but sel "He's out here every day for the 5:13 thinking inaybe- dom can any evidence be produced against them although it SPECTACULAR BLAZE In sit-alarm blaze which taxed all available fire-fighting equipment including coast guard fireboats fire of undetermined origin deestroyd a 700-foot long warehouse of the Oakland CaUL Albers Milling company Shown here firemen struggle against the flames which threatened two large fuel tanks and a 10-story grain elevator A (FOOZr AN ZELTHIS WELCOME THANKS FOOl- SAME GOSH UNJk 1 5A "Tl WELL I DIDN'T KNOW WOT SO MAP IS PR BaOlslSOM-HE'S BRONSOM RBOT 1 NA PRESSED OLD DE WE'RE SORRY BOYSVOU WERE COMING THAT I'DLET LHEUE IM BEHALF OF IWPEED I A FOR voj-RPOOIM' VmP( I 'TOO 0OLA--I ZlT INTERFERE TH- ZOIH CENTURA WITH US AVMHILE) AND I HAVE NEVER aSlEASE tftSct 1 THOuShTOU wm Thfe S5isjSV yV BaIT Ks SSaSI WeDAT RUBBER JHE7 NEMV HELP Yfiy IlV TOU CAN VZcSS MA OOP BUSINESS -tI IFTEK ALU JT -Tw V-T STAY MORE JX (Vv- Orrvrrk uX'ti cC THAN JUST Wrrr' Sxl Taken From Our Files HORACE ROSE ARMY CAPTAIN FIFTY YEARS AGO TWENTY YEARS AGO Kappa and Alpha Kappa Psi and was corresponding member of the Manchester (England) Statistical association besides holding membership in various university and executives clubs The author of 13 books on economics and statistics2he was recognized as one of the country's outstanding authorities Mr Secrist is survived hy his widow Mrs May Alexander Sacrist whom he married in Provo Sep-fcmhe 14 iQfu two sons Horace National canned foods week was observed at the noon luncheon of the Ogden Exchange club today when the menu served was com posed completely of canned foods GARLAND March Capt Horace Rose graduated rom of icer's training school recently at Fort Sill Okla according to Mrs Rose of Garland who returned home last Sunday Capt Rose is now stationed in Tennessee Mrs Rose and small daughter Carolyn flew to Oklahoma from Salt Lake City recently to visit their husband and father Speakers told of the importance magnitude and proposed future of the canned goods industry James Anderson president of the Na THE GAS WUfNO AMBER" SEE HOW I THEN WHEN HER A CUDOLF STAYS TILL A THE TRAP WE PLACE Alexander Secrist an economist employed by the government Washington and Lee Horton Secrist of Evanston Ulj one brother Henry Secrist of Brigham City Utah and two sisters Mrs Ethlyn Christiansen of 160 First avenue Salt Lake City and Mrs Annie FIAMCt DISCOVERS THE EXPRESS MEN COME UlorOSc Wr Trit CltVtKLy A MUUift I I AaAvVV GIRL BUT HER FANCE'TRAP FOUR MATCHES I -T ON THE TOP STEP- THE STRING WE TIE TO THE tional Canners association was a THE CELLAR DOOR FOR THE BOX BEFORE HE LEAVES HE TURNS i ifit fi ktr urn Air a ir ner c-rry mr i mr-w sz: THESTRlNS SPRINGS DOOR HANDLE guest at the luncheon THE GAS JET -THAT THE AND POOP! EVIDENCE With extensive improvements re TAKES CARE OF THE cently completed White City will GlRl AND WITNESSES February's stamp and bond sale at Bear RiveWaigh school amounted to $475215 which brings the total sales since November to $7-75735 The stamp and bond drive is under direction of the service clubs at the school Chairman of the open its doors to the public to CEASE TO EXIST Something that is very much needed in Ogden and Weber county is a fish and game club Game of all kinds is being ruthlessly slaughtered and fish unlawfully taken out of season Plans are under way for such an organization to help protect our wild life Mark Hopkins of Coalville was a guest at the Reed yesterday The row of hedge fences In the city hall square received the annual shearing today Patrick Healy injured some time ago when a horse fell on him was out yesterday on crutches Judge and Mrs A Patton will receive their party calls next Wednesday afternoon and evening Eugene Traughber of the Salt Lake Tribune and the Salt Lake Herald was in Ogden yesterday accompanied by his wife Mayne has fitted up an elegant suite of offices in the Reed hotel where he is silently working for Ogden's good Important developments are expected in the near future night after having been closed to the public for many weeks Orlaf A Girls' club for the February drive Farr is the new manager of the big dance hall and Stromberg's orchestra will furnish the music has been Leone Miller who was assisted by Valeea Crowther Beth Bishop Dorothy Hill and Beverly Summers The Boys' club sales manager is Grant Peterson Class competition has been a feature of the stamp' and bond sales PRISONER FACING DEATH DONATES $2 TO WAR FUND DRIVE SALT LAKE CITY March Facing a probable death sentence for assaulting a guard in a prison break Thomas Ne- mier 24 Utah convict sent $2 to the Red Cross today via Governor Maw "I realize this is not very much" he wrote "a mere nothing compared with what is needed As I have two brothers in the armed services I would like to feel that this money might help save their lives if they are in need of medical sup- I ft 0ff campaign The junior class won the five dollar prize offered by Miss Margaret Woodside faculty mem Ou BOY-i If sou CALL tub cops A L'LL WHACK VOUR Thomas McKay president of the senate is spoken of as Governor Mabey's choice of men to replace Judge Joshua Greenwood on the public utilities commission The Ogden Community Orchestra directed by Marcellus Smith will play a free concert at Brigham City tomorrow night under the auspices of the Ogden Kiwanis club at the Liberty theatre in that city Thomas Maginnis Ogden attorney artd former United States commissioner was elected Exalted Ruler of the Ogden Lodge No 719 Elks ber to the class showing the highest record tl BANDITlk fingers wiTM-mis The local hiffh school band un der direction of Watkins and Roscoe Beckstead presented an hour program for the soldiers at Bushnell general hospital recently Highlight of the program was the Niobe overture Another out help! ym i 1 Police' nffi'vV i "gTg? qiA-V COPB 1943 BY MEA bfMVtt INC PCfl'U PAT OrFTHi standing number was a medley of Beason left yesterday for Nevada where he will spend several days in the interest of the livestock commission firm of McCoy and Underwood of Chicago by whom he is employed So them and company will be in Ogden the latter part of the month Warde and James who were to appear in Ogden next week have postponed the engagement for one month piles Nemier' together with Norman Standard 23 was convicted ot attacking a guard at the state prison during a hortlived escape July 4 1942 an offense which carries a mandatory death penalty when the offenders are life-termers They re to be sentenced this month Victor Herbert's favorites Myrle Conger sang vocal numbers accompanied by the band and Dean Adams Max Adams Kay 7 7 FWE PART 1 GOOD HERE Manager Smith of the Utah and Ohio Natural Gas company will probably arrive home today It is expected that drilling for untold treasures will positively begin in a few days after his arrival TUPV'OP CFITS TA1U6 SIR sAWEULANCE! COMES 5IX- S0UMD5Lllce only ITS OHTWO that owe 7jCL ALL IN AND HCW ABOUT THE GUDERS 1 7 Dealers in antiques vied for the possession of the Greek and Roman glassware of Enrique Caruso when the four-day auction of the famous tenor's art collection opened today at New York After a long debate in which American magazines were called "trashy" anti-British and anti-Canadian the house of commons at Ottawa voted "it is desirable that measures should be adopted to encourage the publication of Canadian magazines and periodicals In the presence of fifty guests and a profusion of Easter lilies white and red roses Reginald Vanderbilt and Miss Gloria Morgan eighteen-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Hays Morgan were married yesterday Mr Morgan's daughter by a former marriage was not present at the marriage Unable to make a passing grade of 70 all of the 42 candidates for the position of movie censor of Chicago 111 failed in the examinations the civil service announced today Rev Brandt will speak tonight at the new West Academy on Christian Science Shuman and -Lorry Rutting sang a quartet "It's Me Lord" Oleen Udy who has completed a course in army mechanics training in California spent one day visiting his wife and parents at Riverside on his way to Michigan where he is to be stationed Jay Macfarlane who recently graduated from a mechanics' aeronautical training school in Kansas City was also home for a short visit this week in Riverside before leaving for a station in New Mexico Parents of high school music students and other patrons of the school are invited to attend the music festival at the school next Wednesday The day's program is to take the place of the regional festival of other years said Beck-stead who has charge of the affair Band and orchestra students of both grade school and high school will' present the program Commencing at nine a concerts will be given' by the high Swindle Suspects Plead Not Guilty SALT LAKE CITY March 5 (AP) Mrs Emery Speer King pleaded innocent- to charges of violating the national stolen property act when arraigned today at Las Vegas Nev Federal Bureau of Investigation Agent Jay Newman reported She is accused of transporting from Tucson Ariz to Crystal Texas $11000 in securities which she allegedly" knew had been acquired by fraud Newman said Her husband was arraigned a day earlier also pleading Innocent on a charge of bunco and confidence activities preferred by a federal grand jury at Dallas Texas A LPDRT IM I (' lp nJEM6LANDJ A6R0UP OFFICERS HAS WAITED UP ALL N16HT AMXI0U5LY "'-rA 1 1 1 I SSV THEr COWT THE RETURNING BOWSERS i COPR 1943 PV StPVICE INO 1 V- Uclans Trim USC In Overtime Tilt LOS ANGELES March 6 Defeating 42-37 the A Bruins basketball team last night scored their first victory over the Trojans in 10 years in an overtime Pacific coast conference game It was the first conference loss this year for the team The Bruins sinking a field goal and three free throws during the five-minute Overtime have -lost 42 straight games to during the last decade Bruins led at half time 18-17 school and band students in their DO! SHOOT exYKWDA-SROHEp 1 YOU FRAMED rE HYAR' Yr Peg-leg youE to por that pine what's JfeCVY CKiPPLED HANty ROD THIS GULCH ROBBERY AN GOiKJ' Wl 'jTlflZ SyS-LV 7- A AND JlMllfilKi UuV'RSKM THIS HERE' Xa'T- Lt4rN Pm--ffiv the A K7 escarp convict a e' (fy ft'vVs respective classes At one-fifteen a massed band of about 150 players will present a program in the auditorium Visiting band students and their parents may obtain lunch at the cafeteria at twelve-thirty Parties will be held in both the gymnasium and pool at two-thirty Tha Invites Its Reader to Listen to Undo Ben andtho Funnies Sundays 8:30 a over Radio Station ICLO Committee Slates Utahn Becomes Capital Lawyer WASHINGTON March 6 (AP) Woodrow Wilson of Salt Lake City and Provo has passed the District of Columbia Bar association examination Wilson brother of Meredith Wilson of Utah university faculty is beginning his fifth year as a house committee clerk He now is clerk of the house roads committee and previously was clerk to the public lands committee while Representative Robinson (D-Utah) was chairman of that group Robinson this session became chairman of the roads committee and Wilson went over to that group Former Champion Breaks His Ankle OKLAHOMA CITY March 6 (AP) Jess Willard former world's heavyweight boxing champion who fought many a rugged battle in the ring without serious injury is In the hospital the victim of a fall i fHe slipped on the pavement breaking an ankle Willard was heavyweight champion from 1915 to 1918 He's now Inter-Ward Dance BRIGHAM CITY March The lnter-ward activity committee of Box Elder stake is sponsoring a married folks dance this evening in the Fifth ward amusement hall Activity cards will be honored for admission a night club master of ceremonies Hold Everything Savurday Evening's Programs KLO 1430 ko I KDYL 1320 ko KSL 1160 ko KUTA 570 ko Navy Recruiting Treasury Star Parade ARMY Gifts 00Weekly Vbit to American Eagle Oub London SO This is the Hour with 45) Betty Rhodes Music With Wings World News Charles Dant'i Orch Alex Drier- News vv tsnaaon rrevu i isoston Symphony KSL I Series orchestra OOiChicago Theatre of the Your 7 15! Air Featuring rrlam National Barn Dane Can You Top This Hit Parada Ed Tomlinson News Spotlight Bands S0 Pompadour" with Mar-45J ion Claire Soprano i 'f ITS PATE AMDS? VOL! WORRVIM'K XCNB! l40 3)Ve 1 I WONT PUT HlSToaS 1 A80L5T TABS Ni MB -13Ae --HErt HE-h7 17 AND THINGS AWAY' JUST ALONSBLH OLD MAM VJITHOOT WVOATOAlfiG PUT NEWSPAPERS OVEC 04CV NER CHLD-'X'MltVJrENiH5 THEM AND WELL I'M NO CRAXN FER PETT TO USESTMrxT ATTACIAEDTO- SA EASY MARK UKE YOU' 1 VCEEP MB "TREOLO "IWE OLD GlRL' rs HOVJ A8CX5T IHPI HOHooO nvfT 'i Ol TAKE- 20 BOOiS ACCEPT -LMl4 i VV-4 i 1 SOLPAL 1 "WHY MOTHERS'OET GRAY 7" News (7:55) Saturday serenade i00News John Hughes Sports Newsreel 8 Saturday serenade 15 Saturday ruljrht Campana Serenade Report to the Nation John Gunther News Time for Dancing Complete Newspaper Claude Thornhill S0 Bond wagon 43Main treet Album Grand Old Opry IFrazier Hunt Thanks to Yanks Earl Godwin news Gene Krupa Treas Star Parade Brown's Orchestra Griff Williams Orchestra SO Johnny MessnerV Orch 43 Lani IN Icln tire's Orchestra Truth or Consequences Abie's Irish Rose Hobby Lobby Glenn Gray Kassel's IftOOlArt Glenn Lee Orchestra Treasury i Star Parade Orchestra World News Three Suns Trio Soldiers of the Press News and Music 33 World-Wide News News Comm Sports I Freddie Martin Jimmy Dorsey News (10:55) (Bridge to Dreamland News Sonny Dunham 'Orch 43 Lani Mclntire's Orchestra Organ comi ir rr styict me ma put wr fOC Horace Heidt's i Orchestra 80 Grace Barrie's 43) Orchestra Concert George Olsen'a Orch I Benny Carter Orchestra Benny Goodman orchestra "I've been reading yourstulI we sure could use you in the army!" Freddie Martin.