The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 2

THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER TUESDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 13 1938 2 the front with only an occasional shot as of range finding making the filial decision the part America 1 is capable of contributing be not brushed aside as of no importance Thrifty Housewives Probe Outlay LIGHT VOTING MARKS Joe Louis Is Out Of Action For Entire Month BOARD GALLS FOR REPORT ON WATER FUNDS His intelligence group had been i scouting along the river bank with (sound detectors and brought back (the information heavy machinery was being moved which was in- terpreted as preliminary to an attack and an attempted crossing of the Marne FIRST PRIMARY -nmcipapower from From left to right they are This is offered as a retarding In-luence on those who might otherwise fail to inquire as to what America might do and is capable of doing if exact justice in world affairs is ignored and the warriors jegin to ride rough shod over the democracies though at present America must maintain an attitude of strict neutrality while fervently praying that peace be preserved the money Is to come Yo Hoag Mrs ij Roy Cave Spence and Mrs A Aland (Staff photo) Exciting Contests Lacking As Stete Tests New Nominating Law City Lacks Ready Money to Meet Share of Projects The assault was expected on July 12 but did not begin until mid- night July 13 A tremendous enemy bombardment was maintained until eight of the morning of July 14 the French Chicago sept 13 Joe Louis heavyweight boxing champion must hobble around for the next three weeks with his right ankle encased in a walking cast due to an injury received sliding in -a aseball game The tltleholder remained In a hospital overnight His physician described the injury as a torn lateral ligament of the ankle joint accident will keep Louis out of action for nearly a A shoemaker in Paris produces shoes at a cost of $235 a pair and will only make them for people with feet which he considers fit to wear his An Alsatian was captured who subjected to- critical questioning disclosed that the enemy was to mobilize in the woods two miles north of the river SALT LAKE CITY Sept 13 (AP) Utahns experienced their first direct pri mary today but there were indications that because of the lack of exciting contests voting would be comparatively light Voters were required to vote for candidates of only one party but were not permitted to vote month He had been placing first base with his softoallers First instructions to the com manders of the American guns to cover the north bank of the Marne suddenly were changed and I a I the artillery was concentrated on N6WS CLflCL VI6W5 the edge of the woods ISM iic (Continued from Page 1) tension has been lessened and war has been averted It was later discovered the in formation received was correct and that the entire German com mand was thrown into confusion due to the heavy losses inflicted by the accurate shell fire City commissioners were Informed today by City Auditor Critch-low that unless revenue bonds are issued the city cannot raise funds required for additional federal aid projects The commissioners thereupon called for a written report from Commissioner Saunders as to the status of the waterworks department before a vote is taken on applying for a $241379 PWA project for waterworks improvements and purchase of fire department equipment Saunders cited the condition of one of the thfee city reservoirs which he said is badly in need of relining got all the expense we can handle Mayor Peery said in opposing the project The waterworks department budget has been revamped twice and the city already issued $550000 in revenue bonds to improve the water The proposed improvements call for relining of reservoir No 2 and installing a drain from the three reservoirs to Ogden river In addition a' portion of the six-inch mains would be repaired and a number of extensions made The project calls for the city receiving 45 per cent federal grant amounting to $108620i71 and the issuance of waterworks revenue bonds totaling $13273864 Wall street has sources of information reaching across the seas to the under currents Then attention was given to the Germans carrying boats to form pontoon bridges with the result that only a fraction of the assault troops were able to cross the Marne There are men of money on the stock exchange close to men of money elsewhere and they have access to secret conferences of the nations which even the newspaper men cannot enter in times of a world emergency DDARJ1D straight ticket with a cross at the top of the ballot as in a final election They were not required to reveal party affiliation Polling hours were from seven a to seven The only statewide or congressional district contests: For Republican senate nomination Claude Barnes Salt Lake City attorney Franklin Harris of Provo president of Brigham Young university Dr Arthur Wherry Salt Lake City dentist Democratic nomination for congress in the second district incumbent Robinson of Provo and State Senator Warwick La-moreaux Republican nomination for congress in the first district LeRoy Young Ogden attorney and Miller Myton business man Democratic nomination for the state supreme court Distric Judge Roger I McDonough of Salt Lake City and District Judge Eugene Pratt of Ogden Senator Elbert Thomas was assured Democratic re-nomination His name did not even ap pear on the ballot Almost every county however had one or more contests which Those who reached the south side encountered the Rock of the Marne fighters under General Alexander and met with such resistance that they retreated and the march on Paris came to dead halt 0 Their judgment as reflected in stock dealings is not to be ignored Coda Numbers) Hdf-Pmts No122 Pints No 4S Quarts No 44 CITY COUNTY AWAIT RESULT PINE VIEW DAM BODY IDENTIFIED At present it assures us the call of war has not been That was the turning point in the mighty struggle Continued from page one) his place more than at noon in A German lieutenant was caught (and in his diary was this Still we cannot overlook the fact that four million men are in arms ready to fight and the unlooked for can happen to cause an explosion the municipal power election Voting in district No 9 at the home of A Hall 2645 Childs was also reported as heavier than But elsewhere the story was the Americans for the first time If they are a sample then our cause is ULTIMATUM IS HANDED CZECHS We remember 1914 when an irresponsible fired the shot the reverberations of which did not cease until ten million lives had been sacrificed to bloody strife on countless battlefields SemHel0 Imight fore a runoH election two ported only 24 persons had voted weeka hence This pgden man long after the war formed the acquaintance of a German teaching languages at Stanford university Comparing notes they found they were facing each other in that fight on the Marne on July 14 and the German admitted that of his howitzer command of 18 men all were killed or wounded and he also was disabled ee compared witt 60 at a elmllar women flnd ut time last election what this 1 all aid In District 42 on the east bench had I jjgj opinion the second election only 43 votes as compared with I geeme unfeasible since there are the usual 100 District 39 also on numerous long-term subscribers to Continued from page one) present whereabouts of son and his father who is reportedly a physician could not be immediately learned Allred said his informants haye declared family is wealthy The detectives said he has a list of other names of people who claim to know Clark and that he will contact them and through them obtain the location of the relatives Several men who viewed the body said they recognized the face and knew him as The partially-naked body of the unknown man was discovered Frl day morning about eight a by a WPA worker The body was clothed only in a pair of sox an undershirt and a shirt Nearby on the banks a coat and a pair of shoes were discovered A autopsy revealed that the man was dead before entering the water and that broken ribs and breast bone and a six-inch gash ripped across the crown of the head would indicate the man had been in a fight I was talking with a military man on Monday who said that if war came he saw the danger of even this country being involved He was for preparedness as a means of giving added weight to influence in preserving peace the bench had 25 votes at one Utah Power and Light Co serv pm a few less than last time jce tkat the issue had ondb been Memories of those days should (be revived for the present Hitler high command in order that in County Vote Light At Huntsville only 40 votes had been cast at one pm contrasted with 100 at that time in previous elections North Ogden No 1 reported only half as many votes as Back in 1914 Europe did not think favorably of ability in a military way defeated and declared: As it is now we leave our own homes without having somebody break in steal and destroy and referred to the amount of looting GEORGE LOWE Unanimous choice two years ago Only one-ninth of through the residential districts As late as the beginning of 1917 our protests against the destruction of American lives and property on the high seas were flouted GEORGE LOWE DISTRICT CHIEF When we entered the mighty struggle our soldier boys were discounted but later came to be re-1 spected if not feared the usual total had voted at one At Hooper the voting was ex tremely light County Clerk and Auditor Lawr ence Malan requested all election judges to telephone his office tonight telephone 296 and 297 as soon as possible after the polls close so he can compile the total and submit it to state officials This must be done promptly he said because it is almost certain that a runoff primary will be necessary two weeks hence Judges are also requested to telephone the Standard-Examiner 4511 ATTACK CHARGE HEARING CALLED Peery answered that so far as he was concerned the matter of municipal power and light was an election pledge and that through 'additional money the city would get from the plant some needed improvements could be Commissioners also held that the tax levy had not actually been raised that it was merely set back to its former level this being necessary since the city lost $270000 through lowered property valuations and that a municipal power plant could not be the means of increasing taxes since they said profits of the plant sdone would pay for the $1650000 in revenue bonds the city commission intends to issue if the power election is approved at the polls Sept 29 For instance at the battle of I Chateau Thierry the Prussian guard knew at the last moment the Yanks were facing them but did not regard them as equal to seasoned troops What happened? Here Is a story of an Ogden experience: Continued from page one) -tice that discussions have ceased but there can be no conversations in this said Oscar Ullrich the party's propaganda chief "Our committee does not intend to approach the government again "It is impossible to talk reasonably with people who argue with Ullrich referred to the situation in the Sudeten German region near the German border where the government imposed -martial law on eight Sudeten communities after disorders in which at least eight persons were killed From all parts of the aroused Sudeten region reports of clashes of Adolf Nurn-berg speech Monday night and the resulting Sudeten celebrations poured into the Praha headquarters which seethed with indignation and activity In Praha authorities expressed growing concern over the turbu lence in the border' areas Pre mier Milan Hodza and President Eduard Benes kept close touch with the situation Several members of the Sudeten German party negotiation committee rushed to Eger to investigate Hence It appeared there would be no renewal in Praha of the Sudeten negotiations with the government The death penalty for disturbers of the peace was' ordered and an emergency civil court machinery was being set up in the Sudeten communities under martial law- The army was ordered to protect the extraordinary courts Civil rights were strictly limited Parades were forbidden and the freedom of speech was limited A report was circulated that Sudeten Leader Konrad Henlein had gone to Eger and would later comp to Praha probably Wednesday to see President Eduard Benes The report was not confirmed immediately The dangerous dispute about self determination for Sudeten German minority whom Hitler Monday enigmatically promised help If they "feel they are without rights and was viewed as a continuing problem and one that could not be settled quickly On the night of July 9 his artillery was moved into position south of the Marne All was quiet on CITIZENS RAP HIKE IN TAXES Preliminary hearing for George Cunningham 25 of 544 Twenty-fourth on a two-count state charge rape was set in police court today for Sept 22 when Cunningham appeared for arraignment City Judge Belnap set continuing bond at $1500 after defense counsel had asked the amount be set at $500 and Deputy County Attorney Trueman had recommended the sum be fixed at $2500 Cunningham is charged with crimin' attack on' a 15-year-old Ogden girl Sept 11 on a lonely road near Utah Hot Springs crisply tailorocf Continued from page one) building waterworks and other Skirts for School 1847 ROGERS BROS -TucM- 'AMERICA'S fINEST SUVERPIAIE SUN VALLEY Sept 13 George Lowe of Ogden was today unanimously elected district governor of the Utah-Idaho district of Kiwanis at Sun Valley Idaho He hn been an active and influential leader in Kiwanis for several years In 1936 he was president of the Ogden club and in 1937 was district lieutenant governor He was born in Willard and is a practicing lawyer in Ogden Active Leader Last January he was awarded a silver beaver for meritorious service in Boy Scout work when he completed 25 years in active Scout work last three of which he was president of the large Ogden area council of Boy Scouts of America He is vice president of the Ogden community chest and was chairman of the chest campaign for funds last spring He is president of the Ogden Athletic federation and vice president of the newly organized Pioneer Baseball league and is a director of the Ogden Golf and Country club He has also taken an active part in politics and was formerly Republican chairman of Weber county and he is now Republican state committeeman from Weber He is also a former member of a stake presidency in the LDS- church Lowe formerly practiced law In St Anthony Idaho Increases Membership As president of the Ogden Ki- NAZIS FROWN ON MARTIAL EDICT crfPepperefl'Co wnTestfRuyon SHOO federal-city programs is not reasonable under these conditions that the city should cause another special Spargo declared Must Be these bills must be Spargo continued that means me and all the rest of the taxpayers Taxation is becoming a matter of Mrs LeRoy Young who said she came to the meeting with a 4 want several when you see the attractive styles we are showing Tucks pleats girls suspenders solid color flannels and beautiful wool plaids Sizes 8 to 16 years and 24 to 32 waist measures Priced 9 ASSORTMENTS AT OFF OFEN STOCK PRICES BERLIN Sept 13 (AP) German propaganda ministry tonight said the Sudeten German ultimatum "is a matter concerning Sudeten Germans BERLIN Sept (AP)A Nazi spokesman today called the action of Czechoslovakia in imposing martial law on eight Sudeten Ger wants club he increased the membership by 40 and the attendance during his regime Was the highest in its history to date He took the initiative in the establishment of two new clubs in Layton and Logan He declared that his term would be devoted to the improvement of the 23 clubs of the Utah-Idaho district WcVe sent one of these fine chests of fatware to many homes in this city homes where beauty is appreciated and' value ta recognized 1847 ROGERS BROS famous for 9t years is better today than ever with heavier allover silver plating and "sterling craftsmanship" bringing new beauty tg designs Until September 17 you save full third ot Open stock piiccil an $198 $g98 man communities A clam spends most of its time eating The open sea around northern Norway is never frozen Sweaters 49 PIECE Service for 6 Open Stock Price On eluding $335 Chest) SSftOG SMS PRICE $393 £ycy FINE SERVICE via UNION PACIFIC 98c sl98 $298 62 PIECE Service for 9 (IfatJ on the Open Stock Price (in eluding $325 Chest) 57629 several ie different colors because this classic type of shirt is unquestionably the most important blouse fashion of the season Wear them with suits and lockets1 under1 cardigans and slip-overs' The fabric has boon laboratory check tested for woarability The 'colors are bright and fast ev 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