Show ’PHONE ' USED RATHER THAN RADIO UPON CURATOR SPACE IN NEW PLAN Eatest Device Eliminates Static And Fading Troubles NO TUNING REQUIRED — Great Educational Program Outlined At Academy of Sciences BY OSCAR LElDING i Associated Press Science Editor WASHINGTON April 23— (AP) — A new field for broadcasting using telephone and power wires running into the home Instead of radio space in the ether was outlined today for the National Academy ef Sciences by Major General George O Squier retired in describing a device called the monophone Without interference to regular -telephone service or change of equipment he said in his paper the monophone will permit the selection of one of three programs available on the wires by "simply throwing a switch of pressing a button” profession ’ suggested that- - Dr Hrdlicka perform the autopsy but the noted f anthropologist refused because "Dr Lamb was too dear to me” So Major G R Callendar of the arjny medical corps operated j MADE GARFIELD’S AUTOPSY Dr Lanjb had performed nearly 1500 autopsies during his lifetime including sthose upon President Garfield apd assassin Guiteau and he left mipute instructions' to guide the 'dissection of his own ‘body "I Daniel Smith Lamb” he write "object to burial dr incineration and had rather after my death ana if practicable before any embalming is done that an autopsy be made upon my body by some competent' person who will remove the brain and such other organs as fit may be desirable to AUTOPSY MADE j STATIC ELIMINATED “There is no tuning required” he said "Volume control Is provided Static is eliminated as well as the phenomena of fading There is no effects seasonal heterodyne changes or dayand night variation which are inherent in spaceradjo "Television and sound moving pictures in the home which are still in the laboratory will find --technical advantages in this particular form of wired-radicircuit” Broadcasting in this new channel since all space for ordinary radio service has been assigned to stations may develop in vast fields never before possible he suggest-e- d Education was especially emphasized as becoming a beneficiary The best minds from the state universities colleges and government departments he said may be added to the teaching staffs of high schools through the development and perfection of such chain broado Doctor Left Instructions For Post Mortem Aid Profession Toj be great is to be misunder- the finalist post in the upper brack‘ et Coach Kapple plans on taking — WASHINGTON April ?3- -f (At) SENIOR RECEPTION Because he desired that his lathree singles players and two douIn bygone days when the grad- bles teams to the meet in Provo bors in the medical field should not end with his death the body of uating classes of Ogden High next Saturday school numbered no more than a Dr Daniel Smith Lamb veteran score or two the "senior recepcurator of the army medical muINTELLIGENCE TESTS tion"! was heI on th® stage of the was subjected to an autopsy seum An English placement test and theatre where the parents and a "general the direction of his today intelligence test were friend under Dr Ales Hrdlicka curator friends would congratulate the diploma-receivewith a few hugs given senior students of Ogden of anthropology of the nation! handshakes and High today in the Central Junior museum But the class soon outgrew the High school These tests are given Dr Lamb’s instructions for the which he hopd stage and then the women mem- by the state department of educa-tio- n post mortem under the auspices of tlm Uni- would reveal new secrets to his bers bf the faculty took it upon themselves to ptesent the girls versity of Utah to all graduating with a tea This was the tradition sejniors of the state gang he Is state A A j U cham-jio-: n for a while until someone noticed j j in fancy diving that the boys were being slighted CHATTER AND CHAFF s see Let’s it What no’ April and neglected The male members One of the most noticeable tea-tur- showers I bring? thormcame into the picture and toof the Fiesta parade was Jim gether with the women made it Noblitt In complete uniform MARY FOR QUEEN! possible for theboys to be "reDid you hear about the lady from Hill student at O H $ Mary ceived” i Bear River who sent a long dis- last year is a candidate ffr Utoniah This is the case today The se- tance call to Jimmie Hoggan askat the University of Utah queen nior Reception is the faculty’s "par- ing him what he ate before the Of forty-eiggirls Who were 7 run marathon the ty” tp class It is graduation chosen their for primarily Some of are these snapshots that the last time the class will be toto and personality” "pulchritude gether and( it isr- a farewell party going in the yearbook make one contest for this honor only eight between the faculty seniors and wonder if photography is really an now remain in the semi-fina- ls parents In tiew of the fact that art Good is one of the - eight Not quite five weeks of rain un- Mary therp are about itwo hundred seMarv luck til who commencement do not attend the other niors day "Sweethearts” will be on parade dances and these: together with the rest of the class ill make a fair-size- Thursday and Friday nights at the crowd the! Juniors are cor- Weber High Grace is the girl with Indigestion Tell her where you’d dially invited to wait for another the tickets year until they can say the same like to sit Mr Merrill says we’ll have no to the next junior class The recepe ” tion !is strictly a performers practicing party tight-wlrWhat is commonly known as inThe faculty invites all the seniors on the wires that are supporting is a fermented condition and St is an insult to them to date the flagpole This applies to John- digestion which keeps the stomach of the othsomeone for their party We hope ny Carver Bill Reeder and all sour' creating food undigested it Is ’clear now students This is ers affected with the1 "springing acids and poisons Fermentation official Information No junior of fever” Is worst obstacle iri the way Ogden any size shape or description' will High’s baseball team of the stomach disorders overcoming a over win be admitted to the seniors’ recep- opened the season) with an Internal antiseptic Gordon’s— tion If such were your plans you North Junior last week Now you at the!-- cause by have plenty of time now to make know we’ve got a ball team don’t gets immediately ' fermentation r soothing stopping othey arrangements Next year you you?will be the ones who are so cruel Congratulate Gordon Van Buren and healing the inflamed and irrl- stood — Emerson -- l i ys ARMER UNEARTHS $60000 GOLD VEIN MATHESON — (AP)— W Ontario p Rhodes Stopped Quickly by Stomach Antiseptic t -- 6- -4 ls semi-finali- 7-- 6-- st 9-- super-universit- y For Delicacy of Flavor Lipton’s Orange Pekoe Ted is Unrivalled freshes the spirits increase “pep” and is ideal to serve the afternoon caller For Breakfast Lunch and Dinner — Serve LIPTON’S i’r-- y AH pected in Cases of indigestion dyspepsia excess acid gas bloating heartburn! sour stomach and that Qet a bottle of this famous remedy today from your druggist Coats less Jthan three cents a dose — Advertisement j I 639 Mattresses and Springs included in our April "tired feeing” J v is $59000 NATIONAL BEDDING WEEK v tated meSmbrame lining —driving out the aids and poisons ' Surprising results may be ex- “no-date- - Ber-gami- nl ‘ t j -- THANKS - -- RIO DE PANEIRO April i23— FORT MYERS Fla April 23— (AP) — Monsignor MacdowellJ in a (AP)— Mrs Thomas Alva Edison sermon at the Church - of Franhas turned newspaper editorial cisco Xavier said that the world writer beauty contest to be held shortly In the Tropical News here the at' Galveston Tex was a return to paganism of body worship unwife of the electrical wizard ex- the der the guise of physical tolled her friend Adolph Ochs pub- Brazilians he asserted hadculture assistlisher of the New York Times ed at tb funeral of chastity of womanhood the reurged the abolition of the custom Brazilian cent selection of Miss by Alga Of handshaking at presidential reDasa as "Miss Brazil” ceptions assailed bill boards asf different A viewpoint ' wag held an evil and denounced as a vast by President Luis when Washington of time the questioning of Secre h) received Miss Braziland ninetary Andrew Mellon’s eligibility t teen state title winners at the the post of secretary of the treas- summer palace at Petropolls He ury ' was said to have' told the girl that Mrs Edison headed a staff ap- she was the perfect type to reprepointed by the Women’s Commu- sent Brazilian womanhood In the ' nity club to take over the entire United States ( task of publishing the edition of Miss Brazil sails for New York r R post-morte- m - ht FINALS Byi the time 'you are reading this the singles tennis champion of O H S will probably have been crowned if the weather permits Jim Chadwick won his way to the semi-fina3 0 with a runner-uover p Noblitt Jim triumph last year Rex: Greaves gained the right to play Warren Wattis for the other berth 7 with a 5 victory over Bill Townsend Two juniors and two seniors reached the semi-final- s casting The winner of Gordon Bluth and NEW ERA SEEN AHEAD Don Chambers will represent the -- "A new era lies ahead” he prelower bracket in jthe finals Jim dicted "in whichwe will have a Chadwick will play either Wattis which will be the regional champioiT or Greaves for greatest educational and cultural institution in all history Radioes ical material isresponsible for rethe new agency by which alone sistance of plants to disease was this is possible” atmoimeedby three scientists from A national service putting the the University of Wisconsin J C telephone wires now --leading into Walker K1 F Link and H B An-gemillions of hoihes totwork 16 hours a day in giving programs he deIn a series of Experiments with clared could be financed directly oniohs they found that a substance called protocatechuic acid by the people Another device a new micro- was formed to ward off attacks of a phone which - makes use of the smudge fungus The acid' was presproperties of the air condenser and ent only’ in the colored scales of is free from diaphragms or other the onions and white onions easily movable mechanical parts was de- fall prey to the ravages of the scribed by its inventor Arthur L parasite This new knowledge may Foley of Indiana university open the way for different mode Discovery that a definite chem- - of battle oh plant diseases Afternoon tea with Lipton’s is a pleasant and beneficial habit for everyone to adopt It bridges - the long chasm between luncheon and dinner cheers and re 1 es d! MRS EDISON PENS CALLS BEAUTY FETE NEWSPAPER ARTICLE MOVE TO PAGANISM April 23 richer today because he used dynamiter in digging post holes on his !arm on the edge of the northern Ontario clay belt The blast of dynamite revealed Ij j j preserve’ :'ree gold and Rhodes has sold his He then prescribed the fomula for $60000 and a substan-- i in which pie thought his (brain claim could be best preserved directed ial share of theprofits in the Oom-an- y which will develop it the paper n Mav ' that it be hddea to the Wilder collection at! 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