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Show 9 Thursday, April 3, 1930. THE JOURNAL', OPERA STAR TELLS PARENT IF CHILD IS MUSICAL THT r - DEPARTMENT MRS. ROSE LA.MOREAVX Correspondent LOG AN. r VC HC CTU'NTY, PAGE THREE IT All a larger and Tinsley Institute of Wheeling W ley Kmpea--thioutjr- h town Braselton. a cross-roa- d , possibh ,a bttter uop of cham-V- a moi ship contenders ,of about CO in Georgia, Kavan- Ky 'fhu, 'ere 15 other suiviving augh high ofN. Lawrenceburg Chicago For ' ams C. how our many ol them and Duiam favorites Another of the heavy c.uk hoises ionlident ot haltm? Wheatland, Wyo, a band of Chief amon-iwa- s net paiade Hoop Title ...mhotwas one handed artists which subDenton Texas, which title md the tnleholders 24 to 1, nieiged Roanoke, Va , 27 to 14, t n By Paul M the 1930 Lone Star state title yesterday. Mxaued Pres, s bettei than six feet S COME BACK liiiago, p -- TI mJ pmW'miich The" same style TURKEY Apr. are for the 1 ' i i i. breezed i'l C. Dtnton w. uisketbull Raleigh (P) Raising -- i !' . si.'ol basketb.i sp (i pusi tre fir;t round easily yester-- 1 tuikeys for cooperative shipment U aiidett mto tli . b (laa- - J.u swamping Bailor institute to central markets Is staging a a . h the In ol L giant p anoogu chi champions,., c! 'comeback m North Carolina In ns Texas, s n f. 'Anson county, one of the leaders, Dnntxste 32 to 15 itun the chcris n w fright ol the 16 sumvors hi the i home demonstration club women Without exrenc i i'M w scramble today meet at a central point where championship t. t husky Tex were from Dixie and mo'! ol them the tuikejs are picked, dressed .i la'- Lankin, N D i mi l; wire a piesentatnes ol small and shipped m their first i , .i.s Jais lnc were the glints, he laige field v,. An area jieldmg some of the nom Jct.n la, Likel.ind ih Fla 'I n ti lone them i u cwn c u am ah 1. Connth a village finest diamonds in South Afncu in as , m is wlu i. oi 241) )Hp. latum m Kentuekv of the Orange river Hot Chase At K C FUNERAL FOR nODGE BABY Preston-Fune- CO-OP- 1 were services ral i held at 1 p m. Tuesday Sixth ward at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hodge lor the baby boy of Mr. and Mrs. Orel Christensen mho died of whooping cough Friday night or earlyof Satfive urday morning at the age weeks. Bishop Rawlings of Sixth ward conducted the services. Quartet, members of the ward; duet, prayer, James Corbridge; members of ward; The speakers in-t- he list) i v t i , 1 I were Bishop Alma Monson, Hugh S. Geddes and A. W. Hart; duet, wife; and William Shumway ward; quartet, members of the Interbenediction, John Shaffer. ment m the Preston cemetery.anMr. and Mrs. C- S Miller nounce the birth of a baby girl Sunday. Gus Johnson of the Quality to Evjrope to Bakery has gone will leave New visit relatives and York April 4, for Sweden. He expects to be gone about three get Youngsters nothing but frank comments on th'eir potential abilities when Van Gordon tests their inclinations toward music. Miss Van Gordon, ore of the Chicago Civic Opera companys stars, does not hesitate to tell fond parents that their children would be perfect duds as singers. Besieged by parents who feel certain that John or Nancy is a genius because he or she can carry a tune at the age of two Miss Van Gordon frequently takes time out to apply her own test of determining musical ability in children. Often, when the test has ended, she returns the hopeful to parental arms with pointed words of disillusionment. Because Junior may sit rapt during a symphony concert at the age of three may indicate he Is a budding musical genius, says Miss Van Gordon, but it also may mean that he is amused by the long hair of the virChicago (APf Cy-re- na tuosos P. J. Murphy has returned from . However, she is ready, do, give Chicago ' where he accompanied encouragement . if the can his Wife Tor medical treatment, tell which of a series --ofchild notes is MrsMurphy will remain there hfgher or lower than others. If . for several months. ne snows some understanding of Mlss Roma Olsen, who also accompanied Mrs. Murphey, will remain with her. - 0era In harmony, pitch and rhjthm. shei says, time and money spent m1 training him for the concert or opera stage might not bo wasted she If, on the other hand, adds, he shows a preference for! dissonance over harmony or canin' not differences recognize rhythm, it is fairly evident that he lacks mus'cal dioci limitation s Kf 'Vs I Announces Development of a New Grain , (AP Readlyn la, April 2 anWilliam Schumacher has nounced the development of a gram that in the field resembles barley with the color of rye, the flavor of oats and a kernel shaped like wheat. Schumacher calls it bailey, but says it has no barley in its composition. He developed the grain, he said, by conducting a hand blue pollinated cross between stem wheat and giant oats, and then by crossing the hybrid thus obtained-wi- th blue tetn -- wheat This resulted, Schumacher said in a gram with a large meat and a thm hil, maturing in 90 days He is experimenting on its value as an early hog feed. -- ) 3 t i y. jr4 2 f4 '.'T ' v & i -- .ajC Tj 4 f a'Vv . , Jl Gordian worsted suits at $50 will stand the mZj jrjrJrJXLTJlLT. 3 roughest travel abuse.. Theyre made by Hart 4 Schaffner ighter, & Marx -t- stronger worsteds W. E. Gillmore. was - signed to promote airdome - - pline. disci- EASIER-TI- 1 Walking Shoes for Women Mobilization of the air corps tactical units was completed yesterday with arrival from Michigan of a group of planes delayed by stormy weather. No accidents have occured since the maneuvers started. Pewter grey Tamarack brown arc the colors Dickens blue Hart Shat fner &TMarx en-rou- te Four Winds topcoats Hart Shaffner & Marx University models Plan To Build Landing Field Twin Falls, April 3 (AP) Buhl, become Citizens of that town, 18 miles west of here, have laid plans to an build emergency landing field for planes which are expected soon to begin traveling daily between Boise and Pocatello. The service is to be started by the Boise flying service. Persons interested in developing the field have acquired land near the town and survey work is under way. A. c. Blomgren, director of the Idaho aeronautics bureau, announced yesterday that the field would be ready in the next few weeks. Plans call for two runways, one running east and west and the other north and south: Idaho, has HORSES , Dressy Shoes Little Men for A German chemist claims to have Invented a filter for illuminating gas lines to make the gas , In the new 2 and 3 button models Winds doth. Theyre always sty- -i- lish and wear months longer than grey and Vellum tan; authentic in every detail n the new Dickens Motor Twists are long wearing and made to resist the terrific strain and speed of present day living $i GETTING OLD Raleigh. N. C. LT) Horses and mules used on farms in North Carolina are 'getting old. There were 408,411 in 1925 and figures for 1928 show very little change. Imports of 5000 work animals annually indicate the almost entire absence of colts. Are made of double faced Four other coats 49 North Main Where Spring Fashions .Wake Their Debut f liSIS,S,SXIiSiSS0SSJCJ3C5Si3s3S!fl .the lost, tepee lost. Comes now W. S. Andrews, of Greybull, Wyo., who is not lost, but his hotel room is. Andrews asked police to help him fine the room and the hotel In which he left his luggage shortly after arriving here. He left his baggage in the room and went out immediately to transact some business Now he wants to leave town and cant find the hotel. yHighways of the world were increased by 1,223 628 miles last year, a gain of 18 6 per cent X United States government that much more donned their best uniforms today for a formal review by the commanding officer of the annual air corps maneuvers here, not The review, however, permitted to interfere - with the war activities for which 159 planes have been gathered here from all parts of the nation. The the operations office ordered morning spent in maneuvers de- (API star, shown ((sting tin " Sacramento, Cal., April 3 AP) Five million dollars worth of and airplanes were tuned up polished and more than 200 army pilots whose training cost the al April 3 K fumiiaii Airplanes Tuned up For Formal Review Brigadier-Gener- Denver, days of the old west, the Indians used to say Indian not the way modern transportation handles your clothes months. Mr. and Mrs Eugene Anderson were Logan visitors Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Taylor and Van Gordon. ( liiiaito Chic family who have resided tn Pres-to micearena . child. of friends a moved some time have for ton A. The officers of the Young Ladies met at th? home of their president, Sylvia Malmberg, of the Second ward, Friday, where they held a social. Tuesday night after the M. I. A. the adult class and the Priesthood were invited to remain and were treated to an oyster supper Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Malmberg and Leanard Hansen motored to Logan Saturday. Mrs. Baltzer Peterson was visiting in Ogden last week. The Sixth ward YA1MIA. was Ed Hodge reorganized recently, and his counselors were honorably released and Halo Hart and his counselors were sustained. Joseph S. Geddes gave a talk ir. the Second ward M I. A. Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs. R. A. Jones are the proud parents of a baby boy born March 28 The newcomer weighed 11 lbs. Mrs. Sam Robinson is visiting for a few days with her sister, Mrs. Raymond Schlffman, at Loses Hotel Room Treat em yough - Logan. n i Traveling Man blue, Pewter |