The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 5

SUNDAY MORNING MAY 21 1933 THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER Fowler Obsequies Take Place Monday Daughter of County Commissioner To Ved TUNA IMPORTS THREATEN TRADE i If -jrtjmt apw VOTE DESIRED BY DEfiOGRlUS II State Committee Calls On Blood To Summon Lawmakers UTAH VETERANS Before Quorum Leland Monson of Weber college faculty will speak at the monthly meeting of the Mt Ogden stake high priests quorum in the Eighteenth ward chapel today at two League To Meet-The Allied Wei fare league will meet Monday evening at eight in the city hall to discuss unemployment conditions and to receive 300 free tickets to a dance Wednesday The speaker at the meeting will be Charles Woods Elect headers And Request Liquor Law Decision Another Rose Bush 10 tor $195 Nurseries Phone 782 wrecker service Auto Repairs 0 Mack-Robinson Garage Ph 604 Meet Home missionaries of the Mt Ogden stake will meet this afternoon at two In the Eighteenth ward chapel with Martin Dalebout in charge There Is no Substitute for service Royal Cleaning Laundry Phone 987 By CECIL a BROWN! LOS A flood of- Japanese tuna Will flow: through Los Angeles harbor in 1933 'seriously threatening the existence of Southern $15000000 fish brokers claim here) At least 500000 cases of Japs packed tuna and thousands of tons of frozen fish for packing here will be shipped into the harbor during the year it was estimated I Several American buyers departed for Japan recently which will establish tal trade Charles Halfhi Samuel Cosat nting They Inqlud vice president of Los Angel president of Hara repre CoJ Ltd Hornstein Fish Co ie Southern Flies James Nelson 23 510 Twenty-seventh street soloed a Curtis Junior pusher plane at Airport Ogden Saturday afternoon Nelson had received instructions for several months at the port from Kermit McKay transport pilot of the Utah Pacific Airways Inc i Con Fire Glass Auto Burglary Insurance 2480 Wash Ph 807 Bennion Dr Adam Bennion of Salt Lake City will speak in the Fifth ward chapel tonight at seven Bishop Austin Shaw invites all members of the Ward to attend Garment A skirt was stolen from Horrocks Bros store at 2427 Washington avenue Saturday according to report at the police statical I Auto Radios RCA Majestic PhilGO $3795 to $4950 Glasmann Radio Co 7 i California Fish corporation and Tokl Japanese representative of Nipponese exporters Hornstein and Hara said they woi further purchases of Kates general the Halfhill concern firm alone would Imt pegotlate tuna manager of id that his this year es of Jap-meat tuba ready has When You Think of chicken The Grasshopper Riverdale lit Disabled American Veterans of the World War elected William Higbee of Salt Lake City as commander of the state organization succeeding Fred Lindbeck of Murray Saturday at the close of their annual convention in the American Legion Chateau Mildenhalf of Provo was named senior vice commander with Wilford Martin of Ogden junior vice commander Preston Thatcher of Bountiful treasurer Loyal West Ogdfen chaplain George A Faust Salt Lake City national rehabilitation officer and Mr Lindbeck Glen Wat- kins of 'Ogden and Anton Rott of Salt Lake City members of the executive committee Twelve hundred Utah veter-' ans of the World Swar who were disabled in active service will be reduced in number to some 1 900 under the economy act declared Mr Faust He pointed to what he tremed inequalities in the rating of vet- erans under the new plan declaring that veterans who suffered war-time injuries will receive a 52 per cent cut in com- pensatlon on the (average PRESENTS EXAMPLE This 52 per cent cut he said compares with the maximum which would result I He of Joseph Jacobs City wounded in Argonne front in 1918 Jacobs he said the shoulder First he was given ng tt disability rating I SALT LAKE CITY May (AP) The Democratic state committee late tonight went on record as favoring submitting the state prohibition Jaw to a vote of the people and calling upon Governor Henry Blood to summon a special session of the state legislature to make this possible John Boyden secretary of the committee was instructed to draw up a suitable resolution carrying out the recommendations of the committee and submit It to the governor by Monday Although the committee failed to take sides in the and dispute members said they believed the people were entitled to express their views on the subject Members pointed out that since the Democratic platform In the last election called for resubmission the party in Utah could not live up to its campaign pledges without seeking legislative action leading to a direct vote on repeal of the prohibition laws PARISD AWAITS VISIT St Catholic- parish is proceeding with preparations for confirmation of 100 persons by the Most Rev James Kearney bishop of the Salt Lake diocese at seven-thirty next Friday evening in the churclj building After the sacrament has been conferred the bishop will give an illustrated lecture on a tour of Europe This will be begun at eight-thirty In Wf ber college hall Bishop Kearney who was a member of a priests' choir in New York City will sing the songs of the nations as they are d( scribed In Sixth John Hall of the Ogden stake presidency will speak In the Sixth ward chapel tonight at seven He recently returned from California and will probably -tell of his experiences in the California earthquake approximately 300000 anese albacore1 or whip Part of this ikmount arrived he said Other American brokjerage it is estimate will im: 200000 cases this year wM proximately 4 '009 tons of frozen alia acore bluefin jaM yeBowfin tuna will be imported packing here firms ort at least ap- Filing Beneficiaries of the Guy Johnson trust No 1 in the closed Ogden State bank filed a demurrer and a motion and demand for a more specific accounting in Second district court Saturday afternoon in connection with the bank recent petition to close out the trust department VirgH Lucchessi announces the opening of Ogden Delicatessen Store 209-25th Sfc Ask Pyroil protects your motor GaSav of Ogden I The Utah industrial commission Saturday awarded to Jesse' BroWn former radio man at store compensation of $1138 per week dating back to Dec 12 last as the result of a delivery accident BRIGHAM CITY May Miss Carma Davis daughter of County Commissioner and Mrs Tom Davis of Brigham City is engaged to -marry Harper Pearse son of Dr and Mrs A Pearse Her -engagement was announced today RIDERlffiF UNDER TRUCK Accident Occurs Near Cedar City After Lift Granted To Carbon County A party of Ogden members of the Knights of Columbus will leave today to attend an annual convention of the order in Price Bishop Kearney will be the chief speaker Daniel Thomas was granted a divorce Saturday by District Judge A Wade from Minnie Thomas Whom he alleged deserted him and their two children Mr Thomas was awarded custody of the two children The Thomases were married June 24 1915 in Morgan Plymouth Complete stock of genuine parts and factory trained serv ice men Robert Hinckley Inc 17 years direct factory distributor Dodge and Plymouth- cars 2810 Washington Will Ogden and Mo tomorro Fridays starting i rect appeal to General Hines of bureau this was the Veterans New RCA Victor Auto Radio now $3750 Radio Studios 2317 Wash raised to 40 -granted him $4 Under the eco wc cent which month omy program pxugxaiu Latest methods used for correction 4- Business Utah residents purchased 195 new automobiles during the past week the largest week's sale in recent Secretary of State Milton Welling reported Saturday CEDAR CITY May (API-Max A Pace 30 of this city was fatally injured when he fell under the wheels of a truck near here today car stalled on the highway and was given a ride to town on a truck driven by Ether Wood of Cedar City Wood said he slowed the truck to permit Pace to get off but Pace jumped before the machine stopped and fell under the wheel Dr Blackham chiropodist of Salt Lake City will practice two days each week In Ogden Monday and Friday making his headquarters at the Fbulger-Hurst store Dr Blackham a former Ogden boy is a graduate of Illinois college HEARINGS HILL HELP FARMERS Secretary Must Consult Groups Before He Gives Orders "Commodity Hearings" is the subject of the third article in a series describing workings of the new United States farm act as' prepared by the department of agriculture It follows: i "Hearings at which producers processors distributors and consumers of farm products will be represented is one of the first steps in the administration of the1 newly enacted emergency agricultural adjustment program TO CONSULT GROUPS "Before the secretary of agriculture under the powers conferred upon him by the act issues any regulations he will consult the groups con cerned He will obtain their suggestions and recommendations on such points as: Should production or acreage control be undertaken on a given commodity? If so what proportion of reduction should be made? What method would best ac complish the reduction? Should a processing tax be levied on the commodity? if so how much sould the tax be? What could be accomplished for the commodity by trade agreements? "While the act was before congress Secretary Wallace in discussing it said "the philosophy of this bill as I see it is to enable producers and processors -to work together in bringing order out of the present chaos They are given the opportunity to work together to make adjustments in production and prices that are fair to the producer harm no legitimate interest of the processor and maintain the just Interest of the consumer The normal situation as I see it is one in which the producers and processors working together- are able to draw on each others knowledge and experience and with the centralizing power of the government use that knowledge and experience in such a way as to adjust production to consumption intelligently and HEARING NECESSARY "Hearings are necessary for each commodity because the program must be applied differently to different products A method' that might' successfully regulate produc tion and increase the price of wheat might not accomplish the same purposes for cotton or hogs The individual characteristics and needs of the different commodity groups must be considered in choosing methods and in applying them and other economic conditions will change from time to time and the application of the program must be altered to meet these changes Hearings on the different commodities will keep the secretary of agriculture and the other administering officers in touch with the current and changing TOWN ENCLAVE TO AID SLUMP 4 (UP) a village in Shelby county Tennessee has the authority' to operate the first municipal enclave in the United States Under authority of a bill recent ly passed by the legislature the mayor and aldermen are given the right to purchase land either on the open market or at tax sales just so the land is within the city jimlts of Collierville and to lease this land to individuals for from one to 99 years 1 -The basis of the lease shall be economic rent" the law states This is defined as the current rate of interest on the actual value of the land itself The only other city in the world where such authority exists Is in Canberra Australia The last official act of the late Mayor Patrick of Colliers-vllle was to approve this bill Abe WaldaUer city attorney for Collierville and assistant city attorney for Memphis drew the bill The law states that as a economic depression exists throughout the nation and the welfare of any community is made more secure by the profitable use of land and it is advisable that unemployed citizens should 'go back to the soil and as far' as possible maintain themselves by raising food and that labor should be granted easy access to land to relieve poverty and Officials claim the vacant lot problem now can be handled and idle land put to work Vacant lots now in arrears in taxes can be bought in by the municipality and leased to increase the revenue and reduce the tax delinquency PRODIGY LEADS NEW SYMPHONY Or Blackhani Graduate Surgical Podiatrist I -j Balcony of i FOULGER-HUR3T Phone for Bank Suspect Found In Beauty Parlor DEADWCOD May 20 Paul Bernard was held in a Lawrence county Jail today in connection with the robbery of a White-wood bank last September Bernard was arrested last night after a nation-wide search in a beauty parlor operated by his sister Mrs Charles Ventz Sheriffs Arthur Helmer of Lawrence county and Lon Craven of Butte Mont and state Quick A Montgomery lost a battery Saturday and inserted a Standard-Examiner Want Ad Soon after the papers reached the homes he received a call from the finder Ouxiuer he will be cut to 25 per cent disability and $20 per month Governor Blood I was requested by resolution of the veterans to 7 take such steps as may be nee-pessary ta have Utah 'ratify the Twenty-first amendment to the United States constitution and to submit to the people the question of repeal of the prohibition law Another resolution commend- ed A Littlefield and his staff In the Salt Lake Veterans' hospital on the service they have rendered veterans! on hospltiliz-- ation and other matters GREETINGS OFFERED Commander Lindbeck who is a member of Argonne chapter No 2 of Salt Lake-City called the convention to order at 1 o'clock Saturday oftemoon and Glen Watkins chairman out-T lined the program Naisbitt commander of Weber chapter No Utah Used Ice Boxes Cheap Power Light Co intments sheriff Fred Minier made the arrest Bernard is alleged to have driven the automobile in which the robbers escaped In the Whitewood robbery after kidnaping cashier Guv Bailey Appcji: Camp Camp A Daughters of Utah Pioneers will meet Thursday at the home of Jennie Winholtz 516 Chester street with Ethel Ross as assisting hostess Celeste Burt is captain Steve has Everything for the Phone 283 2414 Wash Death Word was received by Mrs Reed Gammell of the death Saturday of her father Willard Frandsen aged 69 at his home at Mount Pleasant Re was a pioneer resident of that district JANE FOWLER Funeral services for Mrs Jane Elizabeth Fowler 75 wife of Samuel Fowler who died at the family home 2957 Childs avenue at seven-fifteen Friday evening will be held Monday afternoon at two In the Eleventh ward chapel with Bishop James Riley presiding Friends may call at the home all day today and Monday until one-thirty Interment will be made in the Ogden city cemetery under the direction of Lindquist and RESTPERlODS HELD NECESSARY FOR BEST GOVS By PROF GEORGE CAINE (Head Dairy Department A C) It is sometimes claimed by dairymen that it is impossible to dry up a particular cow Generally when acow is milking extremely well at the close of her lactation period it is 4 an indication that she is a good cow but if that is the case this is no excuse for the not drying her up If the cow is hard to dry off the first thing to do is to change her feed If she is on pasture getting good green feed lock her up in a dry feedlot for a few days take her green feed away from her and milk her at Irregular Intervals If in the winter when the cows are In the bam all the time the first thing to do is to take away the grain Change the hay ration from alfalfa to timothy or some other food that Is not so palatable and milk at irregular intervals With cows that are producing only about ten pounds of milk per day It is not necessary generally to do anything with them except stop milking them or milk at very irregular intervals With cows that are producing as much as from 15 to 20 pounds a day either one of the first methods mentioned may be employed to get satisfactory results The idea that is prevalent in the western country that when a cow is dry she needs very little to eat Is wrong and the sooner this practice Is eliminated the better off the dairymen will become and the greater production they will get from their dairy To produce milk is just as much a tax on the system of the dairy cow as hard work Is on the average draft horse and for that reason it requires considerable energy and nutrients to keep up the body It has been proved beyond question that cows when dry for a month to six weeks are much better producers than if milked up to within two weeks or a few days of their calving time RARElbOMS BEAUTIFY CITY From now until the first of June Arcadia is one of the most beautiful cities in America It is the period of the blossoming of Jacaranda trees Jacaranda trees are urn-shaped more than 100 feet high when fully grown and spreading almost as far as that across lawns and streets Without trimming the trees are urn shaped The blooms are lavendar almost the shade of wisteria blossoms and grow in huge bunches as large as crates To 'enhance the beauty foliage on the trees does not appear until after the blossoms have almost dis appeared Now the trees from a distance give the' impression of a huge steady lavendar flame As the blossoms age they fall like the leaves to the ground and spread a bright purple carpet covering the ground underneath the trees Ogden Voman Heads Utah Alumnae Group Horseback Riding Wasatch Riding Academy Ph 1114-W A Fowler newly appointed secretary of the Utah Education association will speak at two-thirty today in the I Twelfth ward on "The at aMt Ogden stake union meeting Hat Salt Lake City will observe Straw Hat day Wednesday A few straw hats are appearing on Ogden streets Dog Owners Trying Noseprint System Theft of valuable dogs which has become a in some sections of America is being discouraged by noseprints according to Greenwood principal of the Greenwood Detective service Eccles Building i Mr 'Greenwood points out that noseprinting or Similar to fingerprinting of human is an effective method of proving ownership nose-print of a dog does not change during his Mr Greenwood said today no two patterns have been found alike Identification is solved by this plan and ownership 'Is Mr Greenwood reports that many dog owners of this city have had their animals protected from theft by obtaining a noseprint -t League To Consider Treatment of Jews GENEVA May treatment of the Jews will come before the council of the league of nations The league decided today to give to a petition by Franz Bemheim a German Jew residing in German Upper Silesia complaining that the treatment of the Jews Violates the German-Polish convention guaranteeing complete protection to the life and liberty of all inhabitants without distinction For Underwood Typewriters Sund-strand adding machine ph Bob Car men 92 4 welcomed the Nicholas Dontas City national executive commit- teeman responded Reviewing activities during the past year Commander Lindbeck said chapters had beerure-estab-lished In Provo atid Logan- Officially representing Mr i Littlefield and the bureau branch of Salt Lake City 'Charles Raffety and Dow of the rehabilitation branch of the American Legion for the department of Utah spoke briefly as did Joseph Gra ham chief adjudicator of the bureau in Saif Lake City Committee chairmen who served during the convention Included Glen Watkins finance William Higbeeirehabilitation: George Tillett resolutions Senator Criticises Industrial Measure MORRISVILLE Pa May Attacking President industrial recovery bill Senator David A Reed Jof Pennsylvania today predicted it out by the courts I "This industry recovery bill will put powers in the hands which I think are beyond any capacity" he declared in a speech here "Unless all our established constitutional principles fail the bill will be stricken down by the courts" Speaks John Edward Carver of Ogden will give a high school commencement address Friday evening In Evanston Wyo He will speak to the graduates of North Summit High school Thursday evening In Kamas Penney Presents these Adorable tn At moments like this a charming dress is a friend I Ruffly if a feminine lassie! Simple if the tailored type! crepes point taffeta 12 to 20 wMte pastels Never before an opportunity like this Entire stock of Boise Store 1-3 to off Anderson Jewelry Co WINSOME or Graduation To grace the daintiest dress I Styles for the tailored girl tool Action Phillips of Rupert was made chairman Saturday of a new Idaho district organization comprising Fairfield Oakley Rupert and Twin Falls grain and seed growers which will work with co-operative grain offices In Ogden Give Costume JSVEILaY Ideal For The GRADUATE IPESKf Spring siiowing New 1933 Models the SETS mdreds of Pieces 49e aiad 9Ce Fall fashioned land all optn shoes! SET Total Cost 69c YOUNG MAMS GfyADUATIOI Formal Opening Today of THE RETAIL DEPARTMENT of the -BELVEDERE ilJAIti I 3116 Washington Avenue featuring: PURE FRESH SWEET CREAM ICE CREAM AND DAIRY PRODUCTS 'SPECIAL' For Today Only CONES for 5e rCL Shop for his new GRADUATION suit! (3-Piece Blue Cheviot roi Sbsgo ooQp COAT VEST and choice of TWO long trousers or TWO golf knickers or one of each I 0 Mothers witthe pleased with the sturdy fabric the smooth fit and good tailoring for so little A nine-year-old child prodigy Marguerite Heifetz has stirred Russian musical circles Mounted on a platform little Marguerite recently conducted two stirring concerts to the satisfaction of audiences and critics She is in no way related to the world-famous violinist by the same name She lives in Leningrad where she has wielded the baton for small er private concerts sines she was seven Recently her musical teachers decided that her talen was ripe permit her to conduct in were in the Moscow And die directed the Orchestra which has the baton of many of European and American instances her program in classic music which tried the talent of more conductors the commercial automobiles registered in France are Now Priced Low $10950 Installed Tax Paid in Ogden New Automatic DeFrostlng New All Porcelain Chilling Unit New Super Fast Freezing Investigate Kelvinator Before You Buy any Electric Refrigerator KELVINATOR HEADQUARTERS I MUSIC GO I Washington Axe Phone 45C SALT LAKE CITY May (AP) Mrs Thomas Feeny of Ogden was elected district governor of Utah chapter of the International Fed eration of Catholic Alumnae at the annual convention of the organization here today Other officers elected include Mrs Lillian Ogden third vice president Miss Katherine Kraus Ogden corresponding secretary and Miss Ruth McBride Ogden historian The organization is composed-of graduates cf Catholic schools! used as buses enough to Moscow Both concerts Conservatory Philharmonic responded to the greatest conductors In both eluded difficult would have experienced A tenth of ICE CREAM IN BULK Buy a Quart cr Pint and Get Another Free JJC lilNUrl'HY A.