| Show i -am y miriAV cvcwiur -- ctrdi — — — — ——————— — —— — lVn m A — ' - — J v ihm —— THE OGDEN Pilot Killed In Idaho Army Air Mail Plane Crash r Lorene Wide Marion The cast for the operetta "In Old has been selected The Vienna tryouta held Monday and Tuesday were judged by Mr Powell Mr the folTaylor and Mr Bates andafterward student were elected as principal characters: June Pennington (an American heiress) Florence Warren Arthur Dieu rvfrmt fan artist) Jules American Tnn9 Pennlneton (an lowing Wade Johnes Jones (an advertising agent) Verdi Powell emeu rnifnrrr fdauarhtr of the Gypsy Beth Johnson Jigo (leader of the ivian Lad Gypsy band) Jay Beus: widow) Lillian Stewart - of the Inn) Devine John Webster Klnski (a detective) Ortel Creamer Louise (a waitress)Sleuth) T1rrevt fKinskl Tvvior? numsU (Kin ski t Sleuth) Glen EUis VtVE ARTS PROGRAM was The Girls Athletic association w? for the uplift highly commended rfutii nrocram presentea evening tinder its auspices Thursday rt TtHntnn instructor of danc- - r7- o in correlation Mr Westergard sewing instructor Mr Powell and Mr --MtUtfrew music directors presented a revue of tne line arts in eur schooL im vrT f the numbers were orig- inii of the performers ia£d several fine talent I ) nf the Droirram ana with Miss Bethel vjrtr j i iStni? t ftuodatlon ln?SS5 Sie ine iguun iut m et w-- ?P vV Rnnff- Deveri eaunatr cnoTus bv- the orchestra Trftin C" th A7 nuw Lucille of the JSv-u- t Love s MrtieiDatlnii 7"- Pln?ree Brv Vi artha "w"" "Swanee u- i- r W&snmgxon River Wheel Puc on Kour oiu vv Topsy" Bonnet" and The enaaow by the dancing class The orcnestra was roi- played "Klssamee which lowed by a reading by Maybel Joties -Indian Dawn was sung by a girls chorus and the poem "Kiawama was read and dramatized by the oral was a expression class The finale with act dancing very charming and Randall Irene Beesley Beth as tne leaiurea Hawl Robinson scenery rfnwa The staging and and also the costuming were inter- e sting and artistic tnrougnoui 1 Spinning -- 5 -- SEVILLE Spain Feb 23 — (AP) — Francisco Megla told today his own story of thedestruction of his home by what he and all his neighbors at the village of Rinconada believe f to have been a meteor's fall Senor Megla and his family sat down in their home for lunch between noon and one p m February t' Fowera Editor 1 tr- Nazi c"Tr !?l I is-h- Rul 18 — --- a z ST""""''" "f :::::y::A::x:::vtv 4 y iff - r V1T v I tjr' " Washinfft GRAMMAR SPLIT - I BY RODNEY DUTCIIER Standard-Examin- Washington Correspondent er The Theatre Guild's play based on the Scotts- WASHINGTON — but vww vu- auvK vi I ment Somewhat apprehensive as to its reception in this city Guild people wrote their lib- eral friends here asking what might be done to start the show ln the na- tional capital with a large splurge Compllmentary seats were as signed to each supreme court Justice The hope that they'd be seen sitting nine in a row down in front on the first night probably would not have been realized But Jus-in- ? Uce BtQnc wfta one whQ 8n£ for m tickets Another project afoot was a cab at which new deal big tat j tea would mect the ca£t ftnd other ftmmu0us plans were dashed when telegrams from New York revealed the show wouldn't be ready in time to open in Washington boro case never did' open here semi-southe- rn Leaders of the nazi forces of Hablcht Theodore above now is in exile in Germany having escaped after his arrest was ordered by Chancellor Dollfuss He is reported ready to launch a new revolt if the socialists are suppressed in an effort Austria to link Austria with Germany under nazi rule : I j r i JUST SIGHT SEEING Young Richard King Mellon 34 son of the late R B and year-ol- d of Uncle Andy telling the nephew split ucation A faction of liberalists to whom a split infinitive may be Just one of those things that happen In the best of circles are opposed by Dr HowMcClenahan conservative ard grammarian The situation came to a climax at a recent meeting of the board Dr McClenahan announced that he ' had found grammatical errors in the minutes of the board "I found" he declared to the startled members "a split infinitive! How gentlemen can such a situation exist? '"Such glaring inaccuracies appearing in documents which go out to the public under our auspices are discreditable to the board of education Such grammatical mistakes are Inexcusable in any case but it Is inconceivable that this body representing the educational system of this city should allow such glaring errors to appear in its records" 'In explanation a split infinitive results from - placing a word be tween the preposition and the verb To most members of the board the matter is inconsequentiaL Chester N Farr Jr expressed their uncon cern when he inquired: i"May I ask how serious this is?" IDr McClenahan retorted that any mistake is serious if made under the stamp of approval of the board of education The dissenting member demand ed that in the future all documents of the board be examined and cor rected by Dr Edwin O Broome su perintendent of schools before they are published He was voted down however and the members decid ed merely the members themselves will look over the minutes before they are released 1 fAn civilian DELTA Colo Feb 23— (UP) and a former ex-conv- ict -- conservation corps worker today were iunder sentences to die in the state's lethal gas chamber for I the slaying of Russell Browning 55 a rancher near here last October! A district court Jury late yesterday convicted Lloyd Frady 23 the on a charge of first degree murder and fixed the penalty at death: The Jury deliberated only two hours in Frady's case William Cody Kelly 33 a former CCC worker also was goven death sentence by a district court Jury last week for his part in the crime ! ict " 1 r j I NEW FISH STORY BELLAIRE O (UP)— Here is a new fish story and it's a scoop The f yarn as revealed was that 159 men and boys discovered a large school of fish under the ice of McMahon's creek here By using shovels nets and even their hands they were able to scoop up one of the biggest fail-road- — "h I j i - IF t w i Feb 23— (AP) — Just a little matter of 50 cents stop ped the wedding bells as tney were about to ring out On applying for a marriage license a couple was informed by a clerk in the office of the probate Judge that the charge wouia De TOPEKA Kan s Golden Wedding club today Offered a little sage advice to honeymooners "seeking marital Iongej?ityJ If your tempers appear to be nearing the hair-trigg-er stage! take a good brisk walk advised Mr and Mrs Richard WoodJ life partner for 60 years andl ranking membetC of the club "We've followed that Mr rule for 60 years" Wood said "and) it works" The club's "babies"! llr and Mrsi S T LuckJ married Just 50 year suggested counting tq 10 or upward during moments jof stress v Wood expressed the! keynote of th club's fifth annual dinner last night which 75 couples attended j "Marriage is the thing" he said E A Hoadley president of the organization reported there was noweakening of the club's gold standard with six new couples Joining during the year j 3 1 ! POLICE ABROAD Calm Sea Dispells Ofl Taiiker DangelPt Feb 23— (AP)- -t immediate from Apparently danger of breaking up the oil tanker Swift Eagle lay grounded on Ban Benito island 450 miles south of here today with he coast guard cutter Shoshoni standing by j The salvage dig Peacock expected to reach the Svfift Eagle about noon today With 75000 barrels of fue oil aboard the Ranker left here Feb ruary 6 for New Yoric ana went ' aground Wednesday nigt Rhfl irust hei boilers and was pounded severely by heavy seas but the ocean became calmer yesterday and the Shoshone reported the crew of 32 decided to remain aboard LOS ANGELAS free! i ! i iiMMMMiiMM - lfc5-aWBW"- I ' I - FAS (HONS i p "'ijWri'W) 7(r mm NEW RUSH t PENAL NEW near-touchi- REFORM SOUGHT Wind - Blown Streamline Effects Wooleps English Tweeds -suit for spring A truly smart and practical Wear the coat and skirt together or separate -- HfVi Anuoi cfvip Trv wparinff the coat vtrith ai smart new spring print frock You'll adore I tne resuu ? rSlr New Arrivals 1 - ! smart ' " j 1 Neckwear 50c and $1 l i Of course irou will want one two or even three of these clever collars ' Striped lawns waffle cloths sheer organdlei In wide variety of patterns ng i I Extraordmary Purchase All-Fath- Plain Colors f ' Sea West Coast - i - r TH) IT f yi itW' 0179 to t n E as' t &c Green Stamp? TiYTM' A' "C v!Bi IN THE BASEMENT IanPrisfSy2o3 I vr ' Eoilid Items - Salesrnan'i Samples Eeal! Value Belling for a Fraction of Their! i "V Your Odd Lots -- tlr n Ask for ed Shoes tor Boys and Girls £JX£JJE?S w ' Ordinarily you would pay at least one dollar for these shirts They have all shirt the details of the high-pric' save now and your money Buy - etv I! M Fine Broadcloth - -- Tt 9 for-we- ep Waste j ij i i t -- s't ' i ' ' ' f- San Pfanclsco's BUDAPEST Feb 23— (AP) — When a peasant in a Hungarian village said he recognized his geese in a cottage in a neighboring village the owner of the cottage denied the charge $350 Gendarmes took the geese to the "Nnthinsr doine" replied the pros fias his he and boundary between the two villages pective groom L4-- ancee started out "I know where and they marched to the yard of the accuser who was permitted to rePassenger earnings1 of government I can get one for $3" s in Japan are increasing — in railways main — possession INMATES GET BANQUET POTTSVILLE Pa— (UP)— Under a plan of Mayor Claude Lord pris oners in the city Jail will eat as well as at any of the town's banquets though not with the same : degree of style He proposed re 1 cently that all left--! overs from the J EMPHASIZING IMPORTANT banquet tables be taken to the jail for feeding the prisoners He even offered to place ari automobile at the disposal of perions wishing tt send food to the lockup Author Declares Writing Moratorium - I HOT TEMPOS " " lf SAN FRANCISCO Feb 23 J(AP) —Still on the gold standard mem'-Ders'o- Non-Arya- ns - and the rest of his dinner at ban- quet for Manuel Quezon FU pmo ' leader Joe Tumulty is an accomplished bathroom singer and! his favprlte is "The Wearin of the Green' Harry Hopkins has a letter from a man who explains In six pages he was unfaithful to his wife years ago and wants Hopkins to ask her for forgiveness Alter Mayor Walmsley's visit threats Senator Huey Long mpved from the Mayflower to the Broadmoor apartments where a recent visitor had a- hard time! - finding him ' even with bellhop ana managena help His bodyguard still parks quently in the Mayflower lobbyt he learned to like it there Tin7 BERLIN Feb 23— (AP)— Germany's Christian Jews rose today to defen 1 Christianity against what they consider nazi paganism Reaffirming their faith in Christianity and in Germany and pledging loyalty to the government a resolution read at the initial meeting of the National League of Christian NonAryans struck boldly at the doctrines advocated by leaders of a movement for a "third religion" The "third religion" movement was given impetus this month with the appointment- - of Alfred Rosenberg author of a book in which Christianity is decried as supervisor of the philosophy of all German organizations A leader of the "third religion-moveme- nt recently declared that naziism and Christianity are incompatible Many church folk fear the nation may be turned away from Christianity Today's resolution of the Christian began simply: "We are Christians" "Thus" it added "as a matter of faith we must 'obey God before man' Thus we like all truly Christian believers must repudiate every corruption of the true teachings of Jesus and His apostles" WEDDING BELLS ' f BOARD SCHOOL So Two Sentenced To SILENT AS COST GEESE DECIDE Parade PHILADELPHIA (UP)— A split Die In Gas Chamber 50c TOO MUCH OWNERSHIP FOR the board of edinfinitive has - i Washington Is Deprived of Scottsboro Play Thrill The Passing ciety Before Business For Soviet of Notables As They Work Play And Eat : — WALKS ADVISED JEWS FIGHTING ! r id tilUU 11 " UJMIUIIBtBagMMJ j C- - TEC III i Church Folk Say Germany Still On Gold1 f'andardj Club Offers Wedding May Be Turned From ' Marital Advice j Christianity i —- - Suddenly there was the noise as of an airplane flying low over the cottage Jose Megia 13 rushed to the door He saw a dense column of smoke dropping from the sky toward " I the roof to the Senor Megia tried to run door but a powerful column or i air and smoke knocked him down Megla and his family said they smelled a heavy odor of sulphur i and burned coal L The whole family rushed outdoors which killed the crash Idaho following neariJerome an of bombing only the mattress fromi a army wreckage carrying plane thg missed the blane v The TUarrh Barrymore nf narrowly naiifnmia Pasthnm fipiri BfDarif bed to death was flying between Salt Lake City As they attempted to return to mptinB house at the jef Easthara who was burned ficattle ln a trialrun in connecUon with the war department's preparations to liy tne mall (As- - the house for more belongings they sociated Press Photo) were! stopped by a short deafening noise and their cottage was imme! diately enveloped in flames Farmers in the neighborhood heard the noise and hastened to the aid of the family ' -t : NAZI PAGANISM ICC why it should let him become a director of the Pennsylvania local catches on record j family tradition and that sort or tmng wanasome unassuming deferential and ln mourning J Early morning horse riders in SOCIETY BEFORE BUSINESS Rock Creek park: Senator Bok-aSocial necessities were an actual Senator Warren Barbour of New factor in delaying Russian-Ame- r Jersey and Justice Owen J ' Rob Senican trade negotiations A new am- erts of the supreme court bassador must call on each of the ator J Ham Lewis j&t a Junior other ambassadors and ministers as league show gallantly' refusing to soon as possible after arrival here allow his pink whiskers in a phpto-grap- h i with a model in bridal gqwn They in turn must call on him because it would be "too flattering Since don't nations recogMOURNS many errinm too uncomplimentary to to me Ambassador and Russia however nlze has Once more the Grim Reaper the young lady tune ne nas our schooL This visited the Senator Josiah Bailey and Con r ftiif mnut be- - couple dozen calls as a i usual 50 or more Even when gressman Emanuel Celler having jorea respeevca is but half a block their eleven o'clock breakfast in the call of the point Mr Moylen Peterson The away a diplomat gets in his auto Mayflower coffee shop Mr Peterson had been with us mobile and Counsellor and to door is driven the and Troyanovskys iinr thu foundlnz of the school all dressed E Mrs Boris Skvirsky time vara ago and during this HUMAN PESTS TOO of the British up at a pre-vleendeared himself to thousands of Embattled starlings on the cap- - movie "Catherine the Great" i i Weber students ltol dome aren't anything compared i At the Shoreham: Tall gaunt He- was kind and considerate He with human visitors who insist on top hatted Senator McAdoo dash i miA- - school work a pleasure and a carving scratching' and writing ing through the lobby Senitor to rid InltlalM tvn th with a huge alone icy He was the students friend — nimM thfr Wagner dining wnom wjey cuuiu u dome interiors walls doors and PU- - plate of fresh vegetables and two when in trouble lars glasses of beer Senator and Mrs What was said Of Dr Karl U senator Dave Walsh of Ma&sa Copeland with a dancing party PARIS— Ludwig Lewisohn Maeser may b said of him: chusetts the other night ate grape- - seated next to the dance floor en- declared a (UP)— moratorium today on ana papers ojr fruit and soup at a banquet for re joying repeal Come lay nis docks his labors literary He shall not need them more tiring District Attorney Leo Rover (Copyright 1934 NEA Service Iric) He said he probably never would ( The Ink shall dry upon his pen write another book unless as a luxSo softly close the door ury reserved for his dotage GOLD The author of "Upstream" and AHis work is done no care tonight other celebrated American classics His tranquil rest shall break told the United Press the chang mornSweet dreams and with the world I has neither time nor ing IN IN CODE YORK ing light "novels on esthetic for money wake shores hell On other themes" Moreover serious writers His noble thoughts his wise appeal he added cannot afford the luxury His works that battles won NEW YORK— (UP)— A gold rush BY PAUL KECSKEMETI of writing them we loss feel But God doth know the of nation-wid- e proportions la ln United Press Staff Correspondent BACK TO U S The teacher's work is done progress BERLIN — (UP) — Penal law is pne Lewisohn is returning to the in Roosevelt President the raising We feel it while we miss the hand - price of gold has furnished an in of the things the Nazi revolution United States in a few weeks after to reform a Paris residence of six years He That made us brave to bear centlve for searching for old gold proposes thoroughly "liberal" The of Justice days will lecture throughout the United Perchance " in that absolutely without precedent ln the German public is told are gon on nationalism in Europe States of land The the forms country history code replacing liberalism by but he will not mention such "obsoHis work did want him there of gold Including outdated Jewelry new lete vagaries" as literature the thePerchance when death its change and odds and ends of all sorts have sterner principles of ' "blood is soil" emerging atre or music 60 hath wrought Increased about per cent in value "There is a marked deteroriation And this brief race is run At the time that the President legal Innovations planned by Jthi today in the literature of all naHis voice again shall teach acted to have hoarded gold handed Nazis has gone into effect How tions"- he said "This is due to Who thought the teacher's work is In to the government it was esti some ever of the new criminal laws the uncertainty of the times cre done! mated that half a billion dollars are very significant as they ating uncertainty and diffusion in adopted A united faculty and student body worth of old 'gold lay Idle and Nazis reveal the legal principles the author's mind and to the blunt with the bereft and extend to gotten Today this vast treasure PENALTIES TREASON economic fact that boots are more J the widowed wife and fatherless has increased greatly ln value for Inflicted Thus now than books" (va penalties a some of Important For children their heartfelt sympathy period sixty years cnos or "treason-- la aauct BERLIN and condolence PROFESSOR gold has maintained the same price rious which In German law! Includes I er recent The in of once the value a Lewisohn Oreat the at the heal jump May possibly violating the University of Berlin professor on their wounded hearts with solace gold actually makes much of the everthing interests is yehement down to spread- the old Jewelry more valuable today country's' on and comfort Jews of attacks in subject than originally An old locket or ing unfavorable news) jhave been Germany But contrary to the hopes chain for example which is now increased enormously! culminating of many anti-Naz- is who desire to WASHINGTON ASSE3IBLY Ion out of style can be sold for in the death penalty see Hitler Lewisohn effaced The students of Weber High were said he This reform illustrates the N4zis German the less fortunate than city students more than its original price The main chan We believe in civing you the most for your fervently prayed thein-- t that namely principle new of loose has let a be would cellor not assassinated gold price because were called Thursday they rests of the community as a whole that's exactly the reason for money to schooL A treat was in store for small army of itinerant buyers who are would provoke another po "It more than important $249 stretching so far - and as for smart them however in the form of a often go from door to door buying thoseinfinitely grom of unthinkable proportions" of the individual metal the of whom yellow said "Tens many he of thousands of Washington Day assembly styles To Prussian Premier Goer ing Ifor Jews would not be shot down over they haven't a rival in town! Th music was fumkhrf H- - fh II Pa? less than actual value The Instance Brown Kid leathers this principle is so self- Rough leathers safest plan it is pointed out is to some communist school orchestra- - also a o'n I pray night evident he that expressed indigna and Black old old 10 reliable dealers Blue doesn't shoot him It would Beige World is Waiting for the Sunrise" £cU Grey tion at the Leipzig court's "liberal- - maniac w mau sucuu ana mean hideous a directed vaiuea ttiuua Jules Dieu butchery by istic" methods when the court iex- Herren The speaker Mr "Frye spoke on will pay a fair price Goexing- and Goebbels" by the whether Tqrgj amlning — question — H George Washington and his interest ler Dlmltroff etc- - were public en- in conservation emies but took pains to estab ish 0U Kills whether they actually participate in ' Dorothy— So Wallace said that I the burning of the Reichstag -Fowl On had a akin one loves to touch PUBLIC ENEMIES" Donna— Not exactly dear he said —— — Thus the Nazi law aims in the you had a skin you love to retouch enefirst place at hitting "public ROCKAWAY Ore— (UP)—Numer Mr Bates: "One night when you ous mies not only political sea are birds here dying daily OffendersHowever were away heard a burglar You from are j regarded as such A They mkf merry with tht should have aeen me going down cover coatings of thick oil which Nazi reform declares significant their waste The oil is pnAlein of lonf-w- e aring hc wings stairs tnree steps at a timeene deal as J they Kind in criminals habitual public overboard dumped by freighters Mrs Bates: "Where was he— cn and or whether it's W dref mies detention and their prescribes Snipe muirs a small rray and the roof? chool we've jot m Don't an for indefinite (normally period w wiu uutu Richard If (txptv '? lorjet $199 foet long wiy for life) after repeated condemna hem Smoked Elk Calf Patent tions for grave offenses!- Priud According U Sizts ith y0Ur to Death for "traitors" and Indef attempt unsuccessfully " — w I If OS 49 (I i I " J v"""tPl wa — inite preventive custody for habit it tfnr— - trv I TS'W father- - "U?H tir ual criminals are the two most " v want a pension reforms already introduced striking A Iran caught Wllford Ilarn in addina: "Ye should have flown from by the Nazi Another i important nis ortnara steaiinar attics and I the vii one innovation will be the legal defense U handed him to the the the police So did sir" replied Wilford of the purity of the race As it was Wilford's first offense (darling) "but he caught me before the Judge let him off but told him I got over the the the the fence"— Kenya Colony's new airport will never to yuid to temptation "again be built on the J&land cXMambisa ! mi' ? i n news weber man school Blair and rn-?- rpr - Column of Air and Smoke Knocks Down Owner of Horse j f Weber High School Holds Tryouta For Roles of "In Old Vienna" Tirtn — Plots For METEOR BURNS ft n Given Oat f — HOME IN SPAIN Operetta ) R : Places In WTlford STANDARD-EXAMINE- jMMMMMMMMMMMMMMiMBMMBBMMBBMMMIlMMM-—— T " Dress Pdl:rn3 Voir:n's end 03 ' Thr Girls' Csllcn New Spring Stock Worth touch more VIP Wfrth FrcsSs-pj a j |
