Show t Play Sunday Night in Stadium Intermounfain Band AUSTRALIA GIVES FRED M NYE CO TRADE TO JAPAN INSTEAD OF U S : Bitterness Said Injected In Trade War Between Two Nations o CANBERRA (UP)— The recent action of President Roosevelt in abolishing all - advantages which Australia received under former trade treaties with the United States has intensified the trade war between the two countries according to government sources here While Australia’s original action in imposing an importing license system and reducing the quota of articles that could be imported from the United States was instituted to reduce Australia’s unfavorable trade balance with the United States a certain amount of bitterness it is declared now has been injected into the fight by America’s latest step According to official sources Japan probably will gain as a re- sult ALE 275 Hart Schaffner & Marx D TOWN SETS UP NAVY SWINGING TO AUXILIARIES Warships Contracted For But Service Ships Lag Behind rd 3 non-buye- rs ex-samp- les -- Pays Connie Says Nuts Virginia Belated Honor To Latest Style To Suffragist Hat From Paris RICHMOND Va— (UP) — For HOLLYWOOD July 17— (AP)— the first time in history a marble In the field of extreme fashions relief portrait of a woman has been house of Hollywood is practically shock-pro- placed in the Virginia delegates The statue is of the late Mrs But today’s report from Paris Lila Meade Valentine president of in newest the millinery that thing is a small hat designed to contrast the first equal suffrage league of with the wearer’s hair brought de- Virginia The plaque is the work York risive snorts from a number of of Harriet Fishmuth of NewWood-rowho also of made the bust in the movie colony Wilson now resting in the roSaid Blond Lqretta Young: “I’ve of the capitol tunda done many things for vanity but Valentine' statue will ' be The side sane it was vanity on the covered until the formal unveiling This proposed style isn’t” Said the French comedienne Si- ceremonies next fall The general mone Simon: “I can’t understand assembly approved placing the statue in the hall during the 1936 what has come over my native session when Mrs Valentine’ was Paris” for her "sacrifices” in the Bennett: praised Constance Said curt cause of woman suffrage "Nuts!” Observers thought it ironical -4 however that Virginia was among the states rejecting the constitutional amendment of 1920 granting women the right to vote ' of D “best-dresse- w d’ i L- Get Blame For Fatal Crash SALT LAKE CITY July 17— (AP) —Two employes unnamed in the report were blamed by investigators train today for the freight car-or- e crash which claimed one life in Bingham canyon Tuesday-O Raymond general manager of the Bingham & Garfield line said the handbrake on the box car which ran away had not been set properly ahd that a switch which would have derailed the car before - it reached the main line had not been placed As investigators prepared to sub-m- it their report to the state public ’service commission arrangements were completed 'at Magna for funeral rites tomorow for Wayne 18 crushed to death when the runaway car struck the train in which he was riding O Ca-van- ee A No Swimmer Boys J usf a Sea Lion i SEATTLE July 17— (AP)—Life Guards Edward Whitesel and Roy Kellogg saw a swimmer splashing a few hundred yards off shore and Whitesel said “That swimmer is out of bounds Let’s go get him” They swam through the surf As they neared the splashing a sea lion nosed its head out of the water and bellowed Pioneer-day- 'Ogden’s s a board of conciliation composed of business men and members of union labor was organized to hear all labor questions Labor and business are represented equally by four members each Schlueter the father of the plan was elected as the ninth member of rules provide an the board whose odd member ' who may represent either business or labor ' MERCHANTS FAVOR Business men are represented as wholeheartedly in favor of the plan Verne Joy newspaper publisher described the board as a means for "closer understanding of the problems of labor and business by both sides” O G Olwin secretary of the chamber of commerce was equally enthusiastic Fourteen of the city’s 16 unions to which the plan was submitted approved it The others are expected to doncur at their next meeting LABOR’S SUPPORT Ralph cj Mays a labor representative on the board said he believed the “union men of Centralia are 95 per cent in favor of this plan” The board was formed as a permanent organization and is to settle rules provide howall disputes-Itever that Settlement must not conflict with rules t and regulations of the American Federation of Labor Centrali4 is located seventy miles east of St Louis It is served by four railroads and on its outskirts are two coal niines Two roads the Illinois Central and the Chicago Burlington and Quincy maintain shops in the town con-troveres- ial f celebration s Soldier Loses Shoes to Thieves FORT DOUGLAS July 17— (AP) — Soldier Grover Neal ' limped through parade formation today because the girl he "dated” last night lives near! gloomy Pioneer park three miles from here Returning home through the park he said® three men accosted him with a demand for money Convinced he had none they stole his new irhite shoes instead — and Grover padded the weary miles home in his stocking feet 2 Pounds Martha Washington -- Candies 5 H 05 Regular $180 SAN FRANCISCO July 17— (AP) An appeal to save Albert Walter Jr convicted strangler of Blanche Cousins from the gallows September 4 became a possibility today Bertram Ross attorney for Dr Mervin Hirschfeld who testified as a defense witness in Walter’s sanity trial said that he was studying the case records for grounds upon which to appeal One appeal contention he said may be that Walter was adjudged sane by physicians and not by psychiatrists He added that Walter’s consent would be required Walter has demanded repeatedly however that he be hanged for the brutal murder June 16 of the Idaho ‘ Falls steno-- Fans Too Small Frances Pays $25 For Pretty Dance 17— (AP)— LOS ANGELES July Miss Frances Collins fan dancer jjust $25 to dance—even though With slight exception the arresting officers thought her dance moral and very pretty Said Deputy City Prosecutor Howard jCrandall: "Testimony disclosed that her fans were so small and thin that they displayed too much nude flesh Otherwise according to the arresting officers her dance was moral and very ‘pretty” It cost Turkeys Naked As Grasshoppers Dine grapher Good Looks Cut Down Court Fine MEMPHIS Tenn July 17— (AP) —City Judge Bunyan Carter’s $25 fines have made him feared by speeders One youth however entered the defense he was speeding to get a young woman home to receive a long distance telephone call “Was she good looking?” Judge “I think so What do you think?” the lad asked the arresting officer The policeman agreed "Well" the judge ruled "in that case instead of the usual $25 we’ll make it $15” GRAND ISLAND Neb July 17-- Hall The common household match Is county farmer his clear to an English invention of 100 years turkeys ago grasshoppers Evening and the children were sent out to herd the turkeys to roost an embarrassed flock of they found so the word ad Hall county for there a feather left in the lot im-SjO- SP O that were SUCCUMBS T ake Word was received in Ogden of the death Tuesday of James C Wil son ling-tim- e employe of the Southern Pacific railroad here In San Francisco following a short illness Mr Wilson had been in the coast city three weeks since leaving Ogden Mr Wilson was born in Huntsville March 17 1876 a son of John and Botilla Lofgreen Wilson He lived at 2050 Liberty avenue Ogden most of his life being employed as a carpenter by the railroad He was a member of the L D S Fourth ward and of the Modern Woodmen of America Ogden lodge Surviving are two brothers anc four sisters: Walter Wilson Ogden Ida Malta Thomas L Wilson Mrs Jane Poorman Ogden Mrs Emma Ring Chicago Mrs Clara Lever Mason Nev and Mrs Nellie Rice Montpelier Ida Funeral services will be held at ten a m Sunday In Lindquist & Boris’ funeral chapel with Bishop Edward T Saunders of the Fourth ward officiating Friends may call at the funeral home Saturday afternoon and evening until nine and Sunday until hour of services Interment will be in the family plot in Huntsville cemetery I Civil aviation abroad has not ad- i Entire Stock I Vance Breese was paid $8000 for flying three miles In testing a plane for the government he dived fromy a height of 20000 feet to 4000 feet © ' To Kill Candidate TUX Mexico GUTIERREZ Chiapas Jqiy 17— (AP)— A gang of gunmen Attempted to assassinate Efrain Gutierrez candidate for 'governor pf the state of Chiapas Thursday j They attacked his residence and shot through the windows but none of the bullets struck Gutierrez for men and women 7 Last Days! SALE —you’ll have to hurry to take advanI tage of the splendid buys' offered in this sale of quality shirts by ESSELY o ARROW Women's —1 always $ T 69 lull leather lined brovnor black call ! GUILFORD Conn — (UP) — A strangely colored lobster has been found off the shores Of Guilford which say they haven’t seen the I like in years Joseph Dolan while pulling lobster pots got one as red as a fire engine The claws were scarlet and on the tail was a scarlet band which graduated Into royal purple old-time- rs I kr ow that no ' WOMEN’S APPAREL DEPARTMENT £ dressed is because your shirt’ is so immaculately well ironed Just 50 Summer house- tailored Finely boots that give wife could iron shirts so I’m taking for well you that they’re done by the experts at the Ogden Troy Laundry Right? granted 3for $5 well look so a Scarlet Lobsters Found at Guilford ance thatappearthat you well-groom- ed want! Designed outer sole of ' fine quality calf with leather lining at this price! 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Robert $mith 14 took the initial step but the fire department took the next one Robert! decided to step from one stosloping room to the next two — -- wide choice of colors ranging from ‘ Next Step his ries up !He stepped and from the found Roman-Ridin- g position next step impossible Fireman rescued him weak from the strain of his straddling $40-$3- 5 James C Wilson Funeral Arranged For Sunday Morning Firemen Help Bob SATURDAY SPECIAL 2448 Washington UIT CARPENTER OF IS POSSIBILITY ’ Killer whales most savage of the whale family hunt in packs like wolves and superstitious Eskimos believe that the killers really are wolves changed into sea animals - KILLER APPEAL 'Under an engagement sponsored the Ogden chamber of comLABOR ARBITERS by merce 4t the request of the Logroup will argan chamber the rive here late ' in the afternoon six o’clock as Four Members Eacb Are On have dinner at of the' chamber and play guests Board For Business a concert in the stadium at eight ' o’clock during a music festivaL and Workers' from high These hiusicians CalifNevada Utah in schools CENTRALIA 111' (UP)— The prinIdaho Montana' Wyoming ornia ciple of state and national labor reand Colorado are directed by A lations boards has been reduced to R McAllister noted leader of its municipal denominator to pro- Joliet HI and have been trainvide this city of 15000 with means ing at Utah State Agricultural college jwhere N W Christiansen of quickly 'settling labor disputes the professor of music is At the suggestion of A CLSchlu-ete- r president of the Centralia Barbers’ union and other labor officials -- Two Intermountain band 175 strong will be a featured attraction Sunday evening during ’ ' Despite the fact that under the new importing license system the rates of duty on rayon have been increased slightly it is asserted that orders will be diverted to WASHINGTON (UP)— The UnitJapan rather than to the United ed States navy high command asStates sured of authority and money to JAPAN UNRESTRICTED - There will be no restrictions of build the battle fleet up to treaty limits has turned its attention to any kind imposed on Japanese cusa as is good rayon Japan merchantman and auxiliary ship tomer of Australia It is admitted construction now that rayon was placed on the liThe navy has awarded contracts cense list for the sole purpose of to fill up deficiencies in virtually all shutting out the American product as the United States does categories of warships and a major not purchase sufficient Australian portion of these vessels will join the The fleet prior to Dec 31 1937 products it is argued here As regards the importation of auxiliary construction program howautomobile units from the United ever has lagged far behind and as States and Canada the number a result the fleet during maneuvers has been limited to 50000 annu- has been hampered seriously beally of which 25000 wiill come cause supply and repair vessels were from the United States and 23000 not sufficiently speedy to keep pace from Canada The principles on with warships which the licensing system is to Enactment of the Copeland-Blan- d be operated against poor customer ship subsidy bill jammed through countries it is said are that units congress in the closing hours of the will he restricted to 100 per cent session recently ended laid the of the number admitted "for the groundwork for the construction of year ending April 30 1936 fast merchant vessels readily conlithe As regards typewriters vertible into troopships cense system has limited the numFLEXIBLE SUBSIDY t ber to 76 per cent of the quantity This act authorized the federal formerly imported This will af- government to pay to private buildfect American importations espe- ers a construction subsidy equal to cially one-thiof the sum required to FEW EXCEPTIONS vessel in a foreign construct the on Licenses for all other goods The government is excepthe prohibited list will be refused shipyard to increase cases authorized is tional - the case of outright except in cent 50 of the to the per emup subsidy national necessity or where subThese cost construction of the involved is ployment in Australia to the offset were " The object is not to permit any sidies designed in cost Great construction lower of of these goods to come into Australia from the United States and Britain and Japan Under provisions of the act it is of Australian other mandatory for the government to goods take over subsidized ships in times Another of the most pointed of the fight against Amer- of war or national emergency and ican products is that relating to to pay their private owners only the fashion goods They can only be actual money they spent in conas struction of the vessels If privately brought into Australia now not must owned shipping lines refuse to take even these samples and be sold here However they can advantage of The subsidy the govbe used by local manufacturers in ernment is authorized to cancel the producing their own goods This ocean mail contracts held by thase provision is expected to upset the companies and construct ships on present system of 'many of the its own behalf Experts believe that large Australia stores who main- the subsidy program will provide a tain buyers in America decided impetus to merchant ship It will have the effect it is be-to construction within thet next 'few lieved of diverting this trade years 1 France which ranks as another good customer country jt JULY Sizes &M to 11 Misses to 8 5 8Vi to 3 SH 99 To S99 Price $1275 Dresses $635 $1675 Dresses $835 $1975 Dresses $985 SPORT DRESSES AFTERNOON DRESSES SUMMER FORMATS — one croup of Dobbs women’s hats y2 PRICE - 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