Show THE OGDEN G— Rights Will Test U S Dreadnought of Sky QUEEN OF AIR ' READY FOR DIB ' STANDARD-EXAMINE- EVENT AUG 8 Mrs Hoover To Christen Huge Airship At f Ceremonies VjTs' By GEORGE T HATTIE i ' Special Correspondent of Standard Examiner (Copyright 1931 : by ' oCnsolldated Press Association AKRON Ohio Aug 1 —When the two main doors of the Goodyear Zeppelin hangar each weighing 600 tons slide open next Saturday August 8 everything will be in readiness for the elaborate christening ceremonies of the new queen of the air the United States navy dirigible Akron The ceremony will take place before a vast and distinguished assemblage including Mrs Herbert Hoover in what is perunusuaf haps the largest and most world structure of its kind in the Workmen today are busy putting the finishing touches on the huge airship' including installation of lights plumbing and other auxiliary equipment with the completion oi: the airplane hangar framework aboard the Zeppelin with installing the gas cells and with the attachment of the remainder of the fabric & fW jv v'V ’ - - : covering ' ? y - mi?" -'- i O- " o ' --- O' - "'’'fa ri V fafat '' "y I 'VH- - V A - r - y w ' SWAV V VrtMWWVVNUMv'V’ FINAL STEPS The installation of the gas cells How the Akron will look when it takes the air In this remarkable composite picture the Is one of the final steps in the asor S S of dock U its with a of Akron that artist has the combined hangar to show how picture sembly of the airship proper Three of the twelve cells already have he mighty airship will look when it takes the air on its maiden flight over its huge “nest” that is M SUNDAY-MORNIN- R RADIO PROGRAMS AUGUST 2 1931 G DIAMOND AID ON TRIAL ETTERS to the KSL— SUNDAY 8:00 a m — Presentations of music 8:30 a m — Early morning tnusica' presentations 8:45 a m — Uncle Tom and the Comic Strips 9:30 a m — National Forum 9:45 a m — Moments of Medita tion 10:00 a m — International Bible stu dents 10:45 a m — Light classics 11:00 a m — Musical sketches ' 11:30 a m — NBC— Yeast Foamers program 12:00 noon — NBC — Friendly hour 1:00 p m — A visit with the com posers 2:00 p m — Informal studio pro gram 3:30 p m — Musical novelties 4:00 p m — Afternoon concert 4:30 p m — Musical varieties 5:00 p m — NBC — Enna Jettick melodies — mixed quartet and or chestral ensemble in music o:r days gone by 5:15 p m— NBC— “Blow the Man Down” 5:30 p m —NBC — Harbor Lights 6:00 p m— NBC — “Heel Hugger Harmonies” 6:15 p m —Frank Cookson’s or chestra from the Newhouse hotel 6:45 p m— NBC— Willard Robin son’s Deep River orchestra 7:15 p m —NBC — Goldman’s band c6nccrt 7:45 p m — NBC — Seth Parker 8:30 p m — NBC— Carnation Con tented hour 9:00 p m — Monsignor Hunt 9:30 p m —L D S services with incidental music from Great Or gan 10:00 p m —NBC— Chase & San born program 10:30 p m — Variety program 11:00 p m — KSL program of old melodies — violin and vocal solo Editor Standard-ExamineBy your permission I would like to say something about-tha- t “shaft on the sand ridge’ that is consigned to 'the bottom of Weber river and there to remain by the honorable city commissioner W W Rackham O A Kennedy called attention to this some time ago and for the good reason that it is an old landmark and the key to Ogden city survey establishes the latitude and longitude at that point as 14 13 minute 08 second north and 111 59 minute 56 seconds west and locates Ogden city on the map but this does not seem to appeal to our commissioner He has a shaft at the airport and is UAS' happy and he consigns this monu'J: ment to the river and oblivion I fhink that all will agree that thes old monuments should be prey served For instance it is well known among the engineers ana surveyors that the landmarks and lines of the United States survey 7 si'Ktrin Weber Davis and Box- - Elder counties are gradually being obliterated and that it will be difficult even now with any assurance that V it is the original lines and corners and more difficult as time goes on For more than 30 years this has i been brought to the attention of the commissioners of Weber and other counties by engineers and surveyors This advice has been ignored There is hardly a correct road map in these counties the corners have been destroyed and the i§ I'v as - t alignment lost not But is jprop-erthis all Every ' v v’ owner is affected thereby for 4 the simple reason that if he has to have a suryey made it will cost three Associated Press Photo four times more than if these John (Garry) Scaechlo (at right wearing straw hat) a former or corners were in place besides! the of Diamond Jack “Legs” New York gangster is shown leav bodyguard surveyor compelled to do work Ing the courthouse at Catskill N Y where he went on trial on charges that is ofbeing a character questionable growing out of the alleged- assault on a truckman Two deputy sheriffs and causing mental distress To are accompanying him j overcome this the property owner should demand of the commission -ers that this be taken up at once before it is too late and beforeit' becomes so tangled and uncertain that it will cause trouble litigation and r: S x as-:-- ’ v-- i i - V V ty the largest single room in the world been put in place Ceremonies at the christening will conditions prepared by the Perhaps the first time the Akron consist of inflating three gas cells with helium gas stationing a ground Method of Ground In the jjoek” "explains Dr Karl sticks its nose out of the dock it ists crew on the handling lines and renot even be released for any 12:00 midnight —Silent Arnstein designer of the Akron may Maneuvers To Come from the supports leasing the ship “our chief purpose will be to de- sort of flight on which it was built The ship KSL—MONDAY First termine the arrangement of our Once assured of the proper meth few feet a to rise will be allowed — NBC— Beatrice Mabie m 10:45 stress actual with calculations p ods for the handling of the Akron into the air This process is termed SAFE” GAS USED IN ALL U S stresses on the 11:30 We m— a do shall Dietary discussion ship is analagonous on the ground the engineers wil 11:50 a m— NBC— being “air born” and Ann Holden pre AIRSHIPS first this the up by bending ship to the launching of a ship trial with the sents be done will proceed This famous down flights her and then recipes the giant Following this ceremony of natELIUM loads on both ends One of these flights will be made 12:10 p m — NBC— Women’s Maga by christened concentrating be will formally airship ural gas wells in Texas in order to bend her down and by over a predetermined route and for zine of the Air the Akron by Mrs Hoover The deteris to a the Oklahoma distance limited and very lifting 1:15 a in her load p m— NBC — Western Farm concentrating heavy first lady will release a flock air-of gas for America’s airships mine such things as the turning to center her Home Hour bend and the upward within from white pigeons it is not as efficient PLAN INTENSIVE TESTS qualities oforthe ship and its maneu 2:00 p m —NBC— Chats with Pegship's control cabin as part of the asAlthough how easily it responds hydrogen the lightest gas “Then all control lines running to verability gy Winthrop service to has its obtainable controls it various the advantages 3:15 p m— NBC— Mormon Taberballast the the rudders elevators on flown not be 'The ship will nonIn another flight the amount of nacle choir and Great Organ will it over hydrogenA In being cubic bags gas cells etc will be tested the day it is christened nor be’ ascertained thousand will flammable lift deelectrical and instrument dynamic considA Every program dock be taken from the feet of this gas will lift 696 vice will be tested that is the load which the ship erable number of odd Jobs will re- - pounds “All gas cells will be inflated to can carry under the power of its making the available KDYL—SUNDAY to be completed before that lift of the i foot cubic 6500000 various beyond the lift fur- 6:30 proportions and tested for motors and The first test flight Akron about 450000 Is advisable CBS— Morning a m— pounds their ability to ’retain gas This nished by its buoyant gas will be made about two weeks later C£ll6 The 6500000 cubic foot will be done by measuring the purT Another flight will enable the 6:50 a m — CBS — Columbia’s ComMeanwhile officers and members nflated Akron is equal in ity of each cell and of all cells com- engineers to determine the rate as-at to Akron are crew in ready of the mentator Dr Charles Fleischer cubic to 5000000 'a which the ship will be able to capacity bined” at any foot hydrogen-fille- d take charge of the ship 7:00 a m — CBS— Land o’ new of Here the cend protype will airship be dock in 21 the the Still ship time They arrived here July allowed to ride statically —that is pellers which tilt from horizontol 7:45 a m— CBS — their time and have been spending familiarizTony's Scrap This is the third of six stories by the lift of the helium in its cells to vertical position will be tested v and Book inspecting the ship the — conditions various under new be U Akron will observations alone on S and the which navy’s tasks Mahoney ing themselves with a specific speed trial 8:00 a m— ClBS — Julia Duets great taken on all the phases that enter Finally mightiest of the world’s and Charles Carlisle— they will perform when the Zeppeover a specified be will made or to chrisis be which its static into flight equilibrium airships lin is in flight 8:15 a m — CBS — Edna Thomas route “trim” tened by Mrs Hoover at Akron The crew is in charge of Lieutenthe Lady from Louisiana as of well as in other 8 this In Previous MUST SATISFY ENGINEERS Ohio on August ant Commander Charles E Rosen-daa m— CBS — Voice of St 8:30 Then thoroughly satisfied with the flight tests the motors will be who has been named captain stories have told of the size of Louis out combinations Akin various tried the static performance of the $5000000 Zeppelin reveille of the Akron All of the crew this great a m —Organ — of the safety measures ron the engineers will permit it to some of them being kept idle at 9:00 — CBS members have seen service aboard and Internationa m a 9:30 to are rest while made the times to on be its first trial flight taken out and taken during construction the navy dirigible Los Angeles broadcast backor This first venture out of the propel the ship forward preclude the possibility of anLieutenant Commander Bertram J other CBS—Vocal art trio like that of the huge dock will be one of the most ward At other times all the eight 10:00 aa m— disaster Commander — lieutenant m CBS—Columbia Little 10:30 Rogers 4500 horseof a motors total with ticklish and exacting operations in Shenandoah Rosendahl and Lieutenant Comwith soloist Symphony the entire schedule of tests For power will push the huge Zeppelin 11:00 — Ann Leaf at the — mander Herbert Wil-- 7 have served m CBS a the movement of a huge airship like to its utmost By ISRAEL KLEIN as captains on that craft The as-11 organ Science Editor NEA Service the Akron in and out of its berth During all these flights under 11:30 officers and crew of 50 men are a m— CBS— Gypsy Trail Commander Lieutenant of command 1931 of Service NEA a Job difficult involves very Inc) effect Copyright in Akron 11:45 a m— Puzzle Program signed to the observavarious C E Rosendahl Ohio I— n ground handlingn loaned to the Goodyear-Zeppelinoon—CBS — Symphonic hour AKRON the U Aug mobile stub tions wil be taken for comparison 12:00 S S Akron here First the — explained by Lieu-of Seidel violinist Toscha corporation As will mark the end of a series of mast will be moved up to the nose with the calculations made in the 12:15 — Quish varieties tenant F G W Settle chief m p cone original designs the airship exacting constructural tests and the of the ship and the Akron’s — Symphonic hour navy inspection bureau Admiral George 12:30 p m — CBS— beginning of a new series of oper- made fast into the cup on top of C Headed aby Readtrial — CBS Cathedral hour does not belong to the navy until m 1:00 will p board to prove the the mast navy Day and commissioned as ation tests designedUncle it is accepted 2:00 p m — CBS —French trio ob Sam’s sky The heavy side handling cars on make up the government’s complete safety of — CBS— Pastorale a naval vessel- 2:15 p m— H E Shoemaker servers run 200 will be feet apart rails Captain Flans are being made to surrounda dreadnaught CBS— Theo Karle m 2:45 ir lighter-than-ap These operation tests will deter- alongside the Akron at the stern of Lakehurst will be senior — Around the Sam- — m the christening program with CBS 3:00 p expert on the ship the world’s greatest and cables attached between them heavier than air exhibition influd-in- g mine whether answers ovar its After this board has made to the speci- and the ship by squadrons airship really 3:30 p m — CBS — Hook Line and flight maneuvers Anacosta of the trials to the secreengin-eeTO CREW of nELP GROUND the and reports fications and designs from of navy planes Sinker from Chicago be will Akron Then will come the slow proces- tary of the navy the who built it marine planes from Quantico Three First 3:45 p m — CBS— Brooks and Ross its toward flown over and or taken tests out come dock dock of the sion v V the will WAf f hundred aircraft including planes shed trials which will be made befrom Chicago N vennew Lakehurst at J home the first Most ' likely and during " blimps ' — Bus a World’s of all types autogiros Associated Pres The Photo CBS m— 4:00 p fore the Akron is allowed to leave ture out a trained ground handling will congregate at the municipal iness Dr Julius Klein Mr and and Bernard Shaw are shown here as they left Ground NEXT: will on to hold crew Artake be hand handling Us dock on christening dayto en4:15 p m — CBS — Piano Pals airport as a as Victoria London station a tour of Russia This is one of the few pic for an of case long a of be series in of will Next trial goes airship the docking anything made ship e tunes rangements are being100000 visitors 4:30 p m — as high as a ever tures wife block of the famous Irish dramatist and of taken the be mechanical will the with the in which city wrong ship flights more — than — sis Boswell tertain 4:45 p m CBS The ratus certain under building specified of the giant airship Completion ters leros designed with wide revers and marks the success of an engineering 5:00 LEOPARD BOLEROS p m— CBS —“Devils Drugs inW Howard being watched with Dr closely fitted waistlines - are genfeat that isover Doctors”— and worn with dark brown or the world Work SMART STREET FOR terest all D erally M Haggard CBS—Kate Smith and on the craft on Notints of 'reflecting’ the m— actually 7started 5:15 p ' 1929 when Rear Admiral the fur vember music Swanee Her boleros made PARIS (AP)-Bh- drt Moffett drove a golden rivet into 5:30 p m—CBS — Tony Parenti of leopard skin are a new wrap for the Is twice the master ring It and his Singing Saxophones street wear on cool days The bo- - Read the Classified Ads and cost Graf — of the Zeppelin size Love m 5:45 Lyrics p : $8000000 It will carry fighting 6:30 p m — CBS — Lewisohn sta so is 16 but and guns airplanes dium concert — designed that it can beandconverted 7:30 p m — CBS The Gauchos can acship into a commercial 7:45 p m— CBS—“Star Reveries” commodate 100 passengers 8:00 p m — CBS — Continental LARGEST IN WORLD string quartet The hangar erected before- work 8:30 p m — CBS — Chicago variety on mammoth the was started ship program is also considered' a remarkable en9:00 p m— CBS— Hollywood Garwas structure This feat gineering dens orchestra completed in eleven months at Ita 9:00 p m — CBS— Nocturne — Ann cost of approximately $2225000 Leaf with Ben Alley is 1175 feet long 325 feet wide and 10:00 p m— Melodic brevities ' 211 feet high It is the largest tunes 10:30 p m —Sleepy-tim- e building in the world constructed 11:00 p m— Melody parade without interior supports 11:30 p m —Terpsechorean tunes When the Akron is finally turned 12:00 midnight — Midnight melodies over to the U 8 navy its future 1:00 a m —Silent home will be at Sunnyvale Cal Its new home there will closely resemKDYL—MONDAY ble the local hangar although it — The World Book Man 12:00 Accordnoop— will' be somewhat smaller m Farm Flashes and pro12:05 new home Akron’s to p the plans ing gram synopsis is to be 1118 feet long 308 feet 12:15 p m— Noonday rhythm wide and 180 feet high It is to be 12:30 concrete on trusses of p m—CBS —The Three Docsteel built tors foundations 12:45 p m —Popular music 1:00 p m — CBS— U S Army band 1:30 p m — CBS —St George Hotel MME WORTH LIKES orchestra 2:00 p m—CBS —Dancing by the BROWN AND BEIGE j ' - THE SHAWS LEAVING FOR RUSSIA expense Its is well known that the Troska-- ’ losky United States survey of 1854 by-prod- uct f ip helium-i- Make-Belie- is practically obliterated in townships 5 6 and 7 north and ranges 2 and 3 west in Davis Weber apf'N Box Elder counties nd that or a few scattered landmarks remain which would make it possible to retrace the original lines and corners at a reasonable expense and some assurance that it would be near the The principal original survey township lines should be retraced without delay before it is too late The public land surveys up until A few years ago were let by contract to the lowest bidder and were therefore not accurate work and which makes it still more difficult to retrace the original lines and ' the original comers In' ranges 2 and 3 and townships 5 6 and 7 north it Is even worse than west The land owners and taxpayers have a right to demand of the county commission that this be attended to before it is too late and let them know that the “rule of thumb” do things in this is a poor way to 'ay and aee ' i v ve 4 - - hl v ‘ 835 V - "p-- Jv- -- 14-sto- Tea-tim- ry “KYPHOSIS” OR “LORDOSIS”?—EXERCISES WILL CORRECT YOUR POSTURE AILMENTS beige-frock- s - ’ j d SMART FOR AUGUST 1 Mrs-Georg- ed - UNLINED COATS " - appa-maneuver- street of-re- v- L st — iShe appears these days in a simple- white shantung frock designed With a touch of red on the collar-anworn with a short Jacket sinellic which is made with short cape sleeves A red sports hat completes hercostume sr x- - W C SUMNER C E Twenty-fir- PARIS (AP) — Mrs Reginald PeW lowes is among smart women spo- soring red as a summertime coldir - V- f 1 RED IS FAVORED : FOR SPORTS OUTFIT 115-to- ' J - f PARIS CAP)— Unlined coats are the smartest wrap for August wear ar£an couturiers display silk crepe or featherweight wool wraps without even the suggestion ofi a lining to wear with hot weather frocks Where lining? are necessary in order to retain the line of a ?coat they are" made of finest georgette - S6£U Jean Charles PARIS (AP)-M- me Worth is among blonde Parisians who have sponsored the vogue for brown and beige Mme Worth appeared at the recent races at Auteuil in a beige malgache sports frock designed with insertions of tucks on the blouse and skirt and worn with a coat finished with a brown scarf With the costume she wore a small brown hat and accessories in the same shade three-quart- r ’ In 2:45 p m —CBS— Jolly Jugglers 3:00 p m — CBS —Views and Interl views3:15 p m — CBS —Kate Smith and r 3:30 p m — Popular program 3:45 p m —CBS—Bird and Vash 4:00 p m — CBS—The Dictators 4:15 p m — Jazz skit 4:30 p m — Uncle Ben and the Kangaroo club 5:30 p m — CBS—The Bon Eons er H — - DOGS POISONED LAMAR Colo ' (UP)— Dog poisoners are at work in Lamar and Chief of Police A L Beavers has announced he will pay a reward of MRS POTTER PALMER CHOOSES SHANTUNG PARIS AP)— Mrs Potter Palmer of Chicago who Is spending the k These specially-pose- d pictures illustrate from left to right correct posture the sway-bac-herself summer in Europe has appeared at Note model’s slouch is how accentuated debutante the the holding and by height recent sports events in a costume carriage in contrast with the other positions properly of a blue and white shantung ' with your back braced tight against the small of your back Repeat the The costume is designed with a By JULIA BLANSHARD a straight wall without any floor exercise 20 minutes navy blue skirt and hipbone Jacket NEA Service Writer or against a door a white molding or “lordosis” do pullover accompanied by For sway-bac- k Correct posture 2 blouse trimmed with a wide hori- KTEW YORK — back against the these exercises: Wriggle your be corset not a should and zontal band of dark blue 1 Lie down your ' back on the your real foundation of chic under door until the back of your neck the new clothes and the small of your back are as floor with buttocks as near the wall ORCHESTRA AT FUNERAL Here are directions for correcting close to the door as possible This as possible Swing your feet up on EL PASO Tex (UP)— The Mex- the debutante slouch which is tech- forces your back straight and still the wall ican Little Symphony orchestra nically known as “kyphosis” which leaves 2 Now “walk” up the wall mov the arms free played the pieces he loved at the includes rounded shoulders flat 3 qparer to it as you reach up until Raise your arms above your ing funeral of Arlsteo Bannelos a chest protruding abdomen which you standing on’ your shoulders member of the orchestra who died together make a picture of discour- head move the arms a little for- with are feet way up the wall your after an attack of Influenza and agement and carelessness ward and push back as far as pos- This stretches your spine thoroughlsible maintaining pressure on the ydying requested the orchestra to 1- HOLD BACK STRAIGHT his d at on bier floor Sit the play door with the back of your neck and 3 Now slowly vertebra by ver- 'j li - - cross-legge- nt -- $50 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the party or parties putting out the poison j 4 good KPant Ad Headquarters ed spine-stretchi- ng t ' TODAY see the EXTRA SPECIAL bargains on TheClassified page ofi 7 tebra lower your back to the floor until your entire spine is flat on the floor again Repeat the entire exercise 20 times Good for correcting both conditions of the spine is the following: 1 Lie flat on your back with feet out straight and arms at sides 2 Keep hips legs and feet absolutely still as if rooted to the floor and lift one shoulder then the other wriggling your body out of your hips Make yourself Just as you possibly can as 3 Stay just that way and lift the feet and try to touch the floor over your head This also is a long-figur- just tingL around—NOW it’s spent riding around Ifs summerifs motoring time when all the lovely shades of nature exert themselves as to if in competition with one another-eac- h prove its worthiness tlThe outdoors calls-WHY SIT INDOORS— when the down pay-meon a good car is so small and payments so convenient! A car is no longer a luxury— it is a iecessity - her' Swanee music tKe old days tKey spent Sunday exercise -- 1 N- A O' |