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The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 2

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SATURDAY EVENING DECEMBER II 1D37 THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER COUNTED OUT Box Elder CHARLIE'S A DUMMY? k'' a a SUM 304 West Third North Brigham City Fhooe 94 Circulation had Correspondent DOWN ON CITIES PLANE STOCKS LEAD MARKET Shares Spurred by Call For Bids On Ocean Aircraft CUSTOMER SllOf 5j? fi i New Class In Training Course Will Be Organized In January A new class of students is to be admitted to the Thomas Dee memorial hospital school of nursing Jan 3 according to announcement today from the institution Candidates are invited to send in their applications and a transcript: of their high school grades immediately Grades below a ayerage are not acceptable Applicants must be not less than eighteen years of age and piust be in good health and of good moral character A number of students from the Dee hospital school were successful in completing their work at the sehii-annual examinations for nurses conducted at the state capitol Monday and Tuesday The wil receive their licenses to practice as registered nurses Miss Rbth Hawkins one of the participants in the examination will take public health work TREMONTON Dec 11 adult recreation program to commence in January was an nounced today by the junior chamber of commerce of north ern Box Elder county Don Sheffield and Coln Petersen have been appointed as a committee in charge of the recreational program Monday and Thursday nights have been set aside as adult nights at the Bear River High school gymnasium beginning in anuary they said Adults of this community are invited to take advantage of the new gymnasium on these nights Swimming instruction will be given (Continued from Pago One) stores and homes Gilroy is 80 miles south of San Francisco At Alturas two surgical operations were under way when the Pine reservoir collapsed and loosed a flood of water here today The water gradually rose in the Modoc county hospital until doctors stood in two feet of it They went right ahead however and finished the operations Twenty square miles west of Healdsburg on the Russian river was inundated Water stood two to three feet deep in Healdsburg streets Three per--sons were rescued tfrom tree-tops by boatmen Several farm houses were swept away Towell Weimer 28 Portland was fnstantly killed when a boulder loosened by rain in the Columbia river gorge hurled his I truck and trailer over a 700-I foot cliff in Oregon AT FLOOD STAGE All streams from the Oregon line south to Sacramento were reported at or nearing flood stage Scores of communities Police Interrupt Holdup of Saloon Third Thief Escapes I KANSAS CITY Mo Dec Two bandits and a customer were killed early today when police interrupted the robbery of saloon and gambling joint Two detectives summoned fror) a passing squad car charged into is the place one through the front the other through the rear door They found 20 customers and two negro boys standing wuth upraised hands Facing them were three bandits one holding a sawed-off shotgun the other two with pistol I Sgt Lou Myers who came in the front way dropped one bandit with bullet through the heart The second robber: ran for the door and Detective Raisbeck killed him The third bandit edged toward the door using the customers as a shield A dozen shots were fired by bandits and policemen One of them hit the customer Eddi Crocker 42 in the face and kille lim The one bandit ran down the street and escaped One dead robber was identified from a photograph in his billfold as Henry Floyd (Dox) Shoemaker who had served a term In the reformatory at El Reno Oklau for automobile theft The other dead bandit was1 not identified HERBERT HOOVER Choose GOP LOOKS $600 Will Buy Cars For Sheriff (Continued from Page One ment over holding a national convention next year The national executive 'idow of Utah Lawmaker Dead By Victor Eubank Associated Press Staff NEW YORK Dec 11 Spurred by a call for bids on a new fleet of huge transatlantic passenger planes airplane stocks held most of the buying attention in brief market Boeing Douglas Consolidated United and Glenn Martin stepped up as much as 2 points or so on the belief several million dollars would be spent in building a fleet of trans-oceanic planes MILD RECOVERY While a few steels rails and specialties displayed mild recov-1 er tendencies many leaders were unable to get into forward stride and there was 'a wide assortment of fractional losers at the close Transfers approximating 400-1 000 shares Buoying steels were forecasts of an upturn in mill operations at Youngstown next week and a better tone in scrap metal The American metal trade publics-tion said finished steel demand showed modest gains in various directions CARRIERS nOLD OWN Carriers while unable to get I MCCARTHY MOVES FAST When shapely Mae West murmured: very far in front generally held up see me dark and handsome Charlie McCarthy their own as the I moved up its schedule of rate hearings so that a final ruling may be expected by about 40 days Motors utilities rubbers and mail orders tagged along indifferently Coppers also lacked vitally Improved were Steel Bethlehem Westinghouse Santa Fe Tf Central Pittsburgh West Va Texas Corp Johns-Nashville American ship building and Allis Chalmers Inclined to stumble were Eastman Kodak du Pont Penney Union: Pacific St Joseph Lead I Case and Americah Tobacco Selling of American rolling mill follower omission of the dividend hurried to her famous mirrored boudoir before she had the telephone out of her hands hung his hat on the head of bed and settled down to enjoy himself as shown above But he became the first man in history to turn Mae down when he declined a role In her forthcoming picture Edgar Bergen who disgusted Charlie by Insisting on coming along explained that the famous dummy already had his hands full with radio work i RflMDOm REFERENCES Ltogerie a giftamanager of Jackson day iat will he rherlshwY kv Democratic dinner to be held in Salt Lake City Jan 8 today dieted between 1000 and 1500 will Trip to Utah A party of 15 officials of the Montana Power company will pass through Ogden Monday at six-tem a en route from Butte to Salt Lake City railroad Genuine Ford Anti-Freeze $1 per gallon 25c per quart Hunter Motor committee will meet In St Louis were in danger Air travel was Monday to pick a program com-1 I SALT IiATrv rrrv n- tied up as far east as Idaho and mittee of 100 Hoover had sug- (Up) Marv -rifravith Montana gested this as a preliminary to 1 Mary Ellzabeth The wind shrieked in a 75-mile-1 a 1938 convention Maughan Howell 81 widow of Utah Congressman BRIGHAM CITY Dec 11 County commissioners announced today they will appropriate $600 to the sheriff's department for its 1937 budget to finance purchase of new automobiles The Increase will not be for use in 1938 as previously announced Action will be taken at the Dec 20 meeting Rio Grande Chief Makes Utah Visit Anderson To Be 72 Years an-hour gale at the San Fran-1 BEST OF cisco airport causing consider- Landon visited the White able damage House Friday afternoon at Pres- Slides blocked the Southern ident invitation Overland route through erward he said Mr Roosevelt the Sierra Nevada and closed had suggested that Landon Donner pass on the transcon-1 the best of in not being pres-tinental highway Northwestern ident Pacific tracks were flooded I The Kansan said he had a north of San Francisco A 527- very nIce visit and was glad to Inch rainfall closed the Pacific see '-'the president looking so highway near Redding Two reported Joseph How-ell died at her home here yesterday Her husband who served six terms in congress be gihning ini 1903 died in 1918 She ws bom at Fort nqw Wellsville in 1856 Services be held here Monday noon Surviving are five daughters Ms Lewis Telle Cannon and Mrs Spencer Felt Salt Lake City Mrs: Preston Richards arid Mrs Ralph A Smith Los Angeles dnd Mrs David I Stoddard Sani Clemente Cal five sons Luther William and Wesley Howell Salt Lake City Joseph Howell Los Angeles and Lieutenant Colonel Reiese Howell army 250000 Damage Suit Is Dropped SALT LAKE CITY Dec 11-f I AP) Contemplated' ments on the Denver R4o Grande Western railroad are contingent Wilson McCarthy co-trustee said today on freight rate increases other lines if the general increase is allowed we will increase our budgets for he said McCarthy was accompanied by Edward A West general manager on an inspection tour Austria reports that industrial production continues to increase and unemployment to decrease I drowned at Chico when i via wueu at unico wnen youths were BRIGHAM CITY Dec 11 The family of Mr and Mrs Jonathan Anderson will hold open house at their home 40 South Third East from two to five Sunday -in honor of Mr 72nd birthday anniversary All are bidden to call a of families QUICK SENATE I lrtlm Vleir drove hundreds As the storm swept eastward turning to sleet and snow in I regions all bus sched- ules In vicinity of Helena Mont were cancelled Oregon was lashed by sleet rain and men announce (Continued from Paae One) ROTARY SPEAKER BRIGHAM CITY Dec Tl Thomas Wilson of the Colorado Fuel 'and Iron company of Pueblo Colo was the guest speaker at theweekly luncheon meeting of the Rotary club dub Members of the snow- and avalanches disrupted erallY to the principles of Sec-Utah Republican club today had I travel The Coos bay region was notary ever-normal elected James Sullivan Salt Lake City president to succeed Lamont Felt They met Friday in Salt Lake City reported as general in by extending benefit payments can persuade farmers Visit the Beauty Studio at Barber and beauty service Ben Garr Mary Piersanti phone 4436 SS HOOVER'S TRAVELERS SAFE Mrs Washington -From Buffalo came reports of a new snow storm i Death toll of premiere in western New York stood at Home Workmen to-1 sx with four others dead from For Your Smart Logan Knits Rounds Ph 3638 2561 Orchard BIRTH AT HOSPITAL BRIGHAM CITY Dec 11 Mr ana Mrs Ray Coleman announce the birth of a girl at a local hospital Friday night The mother was formerly Miss Lucille Harris To Meeting Next Tuesday at six-thirty a 18 representatives of an insurance company will pause briefly here en route from Denver to Salt Lake City for a meeting A Real Gift for Dad Automatic reel a fishing rod and a tapered line from 2440 Wash to reduce acreage planted to basic croifs which normally produce huge surpluses INCLUDES FREIGHT RATES In the senate today Senator Borah (R-Idaho) won approval of an amendment to the senate farm measure requiring the agriculture department to include freight rates among the i susfained by District Judge Evgjns Mitchell charged the speeding complaint had not been "duly investigated by the SALT LAKE CITY Dec 11 (AP) Franklin $1250000 daiiage suit against Governor Henry Blood Attorney General Joseph Chez District Judge James Me Kinney and District Attorney Cal vinj Rawlings was dropped in dis triCt court here today The suit originally brought after the! automobile salesman was sentenced to 60 days in jail on speeding charge was dropped after a demurrer filed by Mitchell was day were clearing ground prepara tory to digging a foundation for the new LDS missionary home north of the church office building in Salt Lake City snowstorms in other parts of that state BURNING FURNITURE Ski parties reported that families near Sheridan drive reconditioned I one of chief thorough-Boyles I fares were burning their furniture for heat Many families lI11UCS STEEL COAL HEAD DROPS DEAD IN LI (Continued from Page One) gers and 4Q8 crew Information here said approximately 380 passengers including 300 Chinese steerage and 333 crew Confirmation that the passengers were safe came in various messages to anxious Manila relatives from those aboard said ships officers headed by Captain George Yardley veteran trans-Pacific skipper were setting up emergency headquarters on the island DOGGED BY ILL FATE How the "passengers were moved to the island was not learned Mishap A hit-riin driver the fender and spotlight from the automobile of Foote 2738 Monroe today Foote told police His car was parked in front of home Pheasant Dinners at the Parroc on reservation Phone 2421 Red factors it must consider in arriving at prices A petition by railroads for a Dedication Charles Skid-1 were Ported" ourof'fnnd 1 15 per cent frei8ht rate increase more state superintendent of pub- 1 I now is pending before the in- lie instruction Friday spoke at counted 14 dead terstate mem dedicatory ceremonies for an addi- a continuing cold wave 1 tion to the South Cache high school Haggard rescue workers in in Hyrum Castlecary Scotland hampered by a swirling snowstorm dug commerce commission Besides freight rates the agri-: culture department will consider Interest and tax payments paid by farmers in Wards Will old Conferences Theft An 125-foot length of Wrecker Night and day I into battered wreckage of two garden hose has been stolen from any time any place Phone -190 The stricken liner dogged by home of Charles Empey 2775 Browning Chev Co ill fate the past few months was Ranker Empey told police today passenger trains seeking additional victims of worst railway disaster The Piece tf A 5e Price Is 13800 Yeu The Ph $38 in 22 years SALT LAKE CITY Dec 11 (AP) Rains 78 prominent in Utah steel and coal industries and father of Leon Rains who was instrumental in development of Utah coal interests and active in organizing Columbia Steel company died at the wheel of his automobile Friday Mrs Bradley a passenger I in the automobile said he suddenly drew the car to the curb and slumped over the wheel Physicians said he suffered a heart attack He was treasurer and director of I the Hi-Heat Coal company and for number of years purchasing agent for the Columbia Steel company Save $550 by Buying the 63 Piece Set Our Modern Frames will make your photographs look better Extradition William Richard I Th7rv Bishop 20 Ogden waived extradi- I bodies already had tion to Idaho on forgery charges Peen taken from the wreck of today after finishing a 60-day term the Scottish Express which rip-in Logan i I ped into the rear of another train during a blinding snowstorm Friday Give a Permanent Wave for a iMO TOO ALSO SAYI THE COST Cf THECXKTj fixing parity prices Under the senate farm bill payments are made to farmers when the prices of their commodities fall below parity BEEMAN RAPS POISON SPRAY (Continued from Page One) tions to the problem cooperation with farmers and canners and sufficient appropriations I SALT LAKE CITY Dec fronj state agencies to study the AP)-t-Henry Honey 45 was problem I dead today of Injuries sustain ee ward conferences will be Held in the Ogden stak Sunday with members of the stake presidency and high council attending President Samtel Dye will attend the Twerity-first ward William A Budgfe of the stake presidency will visit the Eighth ward and Franfis A Child of the stake presidency has been assigned to the North Ogden ward Bike Rider Dies Of Auto Injuries Christmas gift phone 82 Speaker A Dixon president of Weber college will address the LDS Twenty-second ward sacrament meeting at seven xh Sunday in the ward hall Thirty-third and Grant traveling the new course be cause of the elimination of stops at Shanghai near which she was bombed last summer by Chinese aviators engaged in the Sino-Japanese war The vessel christened by Mrs Herbert Hoover wife of the former president was built seven years ago at Newport News Va RUSSIANS wFlL VOTE SUNDAY Weatherman Dies John Star-ley 70 father of Bank Commissioner Rulon Starley and for Christmas Dinner and Holiday 44 years a co-operative weath-sale Presbyterian church Tuesday er observer in' Utah died Friday 5 to 8 1 at his home in Fillmore IBOARD PROBES SLAYER SUICIDE Tfis Silverware Poker Killing' Charged Youth In Hooper Antoine Ivins I Masonic Head John Cowles of the LDS seventies quorum Salt I grand commander of the southern Lake City will speak at the seven juridiction of Scottish Rite Masons I state board of prisons with clock sacrament services Sunday wiU visit Utah Masons in Salt Lake Governor Barzilla Clark tint' in 1 City Sunday and Monday I Bduua arK not In- pressed its BUTTE Mont Dec (UP) Charles Elmer Smith 17 was en his bicycle was struck I being held in Sjlverbow county jail today accused by a have the cooperation of ed wh Save on Diamonds Watches No installments Loan Co 278 11IBW Pledger noted I by a tuck Traffic Sergeant whenit comes to coopera- Peirce said was driven by A1 tion with organizations we just ber Btitchejr 29 Butcher said he failed to see Pledger suggested the appoint- the victim but stopped when he ment of a committee to meet felt thp Impact asserted Peirce with' canners to discuss the situ Dividends The Utah-Idaho Sugar company today announced I quarterly dividend of 15 cents A I Van Vlack share on preferred and two cents a share on common stock to holders of record Dec 18 the surrounding the demned slayer sentenced hang of MOSCOW Dec (AP) Russian citizens were reminded for the last time today that they were expected to vote Sun-1 25th St day for a supreme Soviet in elections that will amount to I Ring Presented Peter Gil-little more than ratification of roy Denver national Woodmen of unopposed nominees I the World president Friday night Rravda the communist Dartv prescnted a WOW ring to Albert nn 1 nhnm AKa 1 ft- Hnnnpr night in Hooper ward jury of the of his bosom friend Vem John Nimmo 19 Jurors late Friday found was fatally injured and died as a result of three bullet I wounds fired from a 45 caliber revolver held in the hands of one Charles Elmer Smith You Hear About on the Air Listen every week to Peggy Tudor tind fam- i us guest stars "Jamous for Values today investigation Into circumstances death con to the board concerning how Van Vlack was permitted to make the jump what connections his Further discussion was the afternoon ses- I ation tabled sion Members until of the Defjes A fo Reopen Sawmill PORTLAND Ore Dec (UP)f-Govl Charles Martin I I Farm Corporation Dissolved In Ufah '3 ASKED Dec 11 Johnesse Democratic mouth were aired at an exeev financialaid for tive session of the board of Ida- Governor Clark refused tr Come a the inveldga: djnner Friday (tion and remained in his office Prison guards vbiced the Se TeaT and'thf JcStSg of arazor blade in the was one of three winners of organ said 90000000 citizens were expected to vote In the elections first in the Soviet A full turnout was expected because the names of voters will be checked off Although the election will be the first nationwide secret direct balloting for a federal legislative body since I Iedals A McFarland leader dent the Soviet Union was created 20 I ot FourH club activities in Wilson with Mrs Roosevelt SELF-HELP AND WASHINGTON (AP) Mrs Frank of Boise Idaho iuwiciB narriii Appliance Service Shop 2470 raato Provde Washington Phone 1164 self-help cooperatives dent She had aild MissEelm0 Johns 1 I toda proceeded" I a lumber mill on Mon cal numbers t'LZmeralned WUh I day desplte 2405 Washington American Federation of Labor 1 thatits boycott which forced all mills in the area to close down fourl months ago was still in force TROOPS STORM gold medals at the Utah farm bureau convention in Salt Lake City His medal was for Duroc-Jersey swine activity years ago there was only one dominant issue Stalinism A vote for any candidate is a vote for Joseph Stalin No 1 man SALT LAKE CITY Dec (AP) Utah Rehabilitation corporation which loaned farmers of Utah $2500000 in three years passed out of existence today on orders of its board of directors Directors conferred with Governor Henry Blood and Attorney General Joseph Chez who announced he would draft an order dissolving the corporation opxmon that both Van Vlack and his mother knew what was go-ing to take place but the board expressed no official concern over such statements I Spanish Honor Cook Who Makes Horsemeaf Sfews PROGRAMS Forwards City's Requests The Red Parrot is available at all times for bridge luncheon and dinner parties Lunch and dinner served daily Phone 2421 (Continued from Page One Its functions have been taken MOO BLUE METWOnii over by the new farm security OGDENITE KIDNAPER1 GRANTED PROBATION and machine gunned the Chinese PROPERTY SHELLED Conference The LDS Sixth 1 ward Primary will hold its con-1 ference Sunday at seven In the ward chapel 1 SEBASTIAN Spain Dec 11 (AP) Teresa Gonzales whose norsemeat stews kept the Insurgent defenders of the Alcazar alive during the famous siege at Requests for semaphore traf- administration fic I signals at Twentieth and Many civilians were believed I Washington and at Twenty 1 ARAB SHEIK SHOT to have been killed American-1 eighth and (Harrison have been HAIFA Palestine Dec 11 owned property again came un- forwarded tb the state road com- Sheik Mahmud el Khatib der the fire of both Chinese and liawdn by Miles district well-known Haifa lawyer and Japanese guns Miles notified Mayor member of a family opposed to gunboat Pefry Saturday jthe Husseins was dead The United States SAI-T LAKE CITY Dec 11 Toledo was awarded the Spanish Convicted of Dyer act Chinese Forced Help 'Enjoy' Fall of Nanking PEIPING China Dec A Japanese supervised celebration of the fall of Nanking was planned today by Peiping police The Japanese and bureau was in charge Chinese civilians sullenly carried out orders to decorate the city 'mTS' NBC Rio 11 Mar Country Club Orchestra Dinner Edition of the Ktwi 6:20 NBC Blsmark Hotel Orchestra Linton Wella Commentator Old Spinning South Washington Furniture Co NBC Education Today 7 :15 Santa Emporium 7 Josef Orcheatra News 8 :00 NBC NMC Symphony Orchestra Artur Rod aln ski conducting 0:30 Gaylord Carter At the Or- gan Rainbow Grill Eddie Rogers Panay which Friday moved up the Yangtse river a few miles in a virtual rain of bombs maneuvered about for a quick getaway and kidnaping charges Hens- ford Million was granted probation today by Federal Judge (Tillman Johnson "The government charged Million aided by Guy Woodworth forced George McGinnis to drive them from Ogden to Evanston Wyo Woodworth was sentenced cross of military merit today by thelnsurgent government The official announcement cited her refusal "to abandon her post despite the terrible shelling and the many Government forces laid siege to the Alcazar for weeks at the start of the civil war Their grip was loosened on Sept 27 last year by arrival of Insurgent troops -Money for Sell your old piano for cash Glen Bros Blrthday Andrew Jenson for years LDS church historian today celebrated his eighty-seventh birthday at his home in Salt Lake City A new group of beautiful etchings and block prints have just arrived Chugg Art Shop Jackson Dinner Heber Meeks here today A constable accom PAYS PART OF TAXES Ipanying him was dangerously DENVER Dec 11 Of 1 wounded The assailant es-ficials of fhe Denver Rio caped Grande Western railroad taid todily the railroad had paid only I FOR SAKE its 1937 taxes to 13 PAWHUSKA Okla Dec 11-counties the Rio On the menu of the Okla- er India has learned with regret that Americans are not eating asUt earlier to four years imprison- many cashew nuts from that Grdnde raent 1 country as a year ago Javaila ono-fourth le NBC Ambassador Hotel Reichman'a Orchestra 11:00 NBC St Francis Hotel Orchas- tra wvuw KLO Silent have the money homa Poultry association ban-ble to pay any I barbecued buffalo I 6 ft i.

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