Show THE OGDEN said "However because of the great world supply of silver and its use in varying f orps by the world's population concerted staph mco itm action by all nations or at least a large PUBLISHING COMPANY group of nations is necessary if a permaA EDITOR AND MANAGER nent measure of value including both gold Fram Francu and - J Green well Associate Editor and silver is eventually to be made a world AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER we must Published finery Evening ana Sunday Morning Wlfhout a standard To arrive at that point Muazla oil a Club seek every possibility or world agreement Member? of The Associated Preaa United Prea NEA although it may turn out that this nation Service and ABC wilj ultimately have to take such independTde Associated Press is exclusively entitled to tna use tor credited to It or not ent! action on this phase of the 'matter republication ol all news otherwise credited in this dispatches paper and also the local newa as its interests require" CALL 252 FOR ALL DEPARTMENTS j"At no time since the efforts of this nation to secure international agreement on The Standard-ExaminerPlatform silver began in 1878 have conditions been A Modern City and County Building A new City ' High School more favorable for making progress along Control oi a Pure Water Supply to Accommodate Persons this line" the message added Vigorous Campaign oi City land County Road Improvetnents 'Accordingly I have begun to confer Scenic 'Road to Mount Ogden and Boad from Ogden with some of our neighbors in regard to Canyon to Weber Canyon the! use of both silver and gold preferably Another North and South jftxterlal Highway Aa Improved Highway to Great Salt Lake on a coordinated basis as a standard of A Central Place On a Transcontinental Air Route monetary value" In our opinion silver has not had a deMOVING WITH SPEED brighter outlook "at any time since its nEPRESENTATIVES of the chamber of monetization Our prediction is that silver V commerce drouth relief committee properties will be sought after from now have ' formulated plans by which to in- on and there will be a revival in silver crease! the water supply and have submit- mining ted a number of projects to the engineer of the- state's emergency drouth r relief COMMUNITY PLANNING H MULCAHY in a stimulating talk administration before the Lions club on Tuesday called Thfcre is a degree of assurance of suc cess "in "the energetiq manner with which attention to the Tact that service ana the problem of our water shortage is being business clubs in the past two years have had no comprehensive program for the attacked Time is one of the essentials in making advancement of Ogden available a greater yt'ater supply and not Referring to the drouth the speaker a day can be lost in bringing about the said : beginning of work oil water developments "Despite the fact that the Ogden water supply situation has been known by a limAKMOR FOR THE POLICE ited number of people for some years no of clui ori other organization has ever atIN Salt Lake on Tuesday the inventor secret armor plte gave a demonstra- tempted to support actively a campaign for tion for the benefit of the police The claim remedying the condition through providing is make that the arjtnor plate five and a an adequate waterworks system" Mr Mulcahy declared there had beeii wide though half feet high and thVee-feeportable and light will turn 'aside bullets stagnation and he questioned whether serd rifles vices clubs or business clubs had done as of machine guns and Th object of the armor is to so fortify mu h in community service as the com-m- u the police that they jpan successfully battle iity ilhad a right to expect The comment is rather sweeping but it against the gangsters with their arsenals made up of the latest in guns and ammu- is true our loca planning has not been and as it should have-beeas nition effort has been The proposal to equip the officers with much: of our community ' shield of 'that kind lis a reminder that a lacking in thorough understanding of our condition of warfare Sexists in this country problems and it has been deficient in vision with the gangsters repeatedly ignoring or and! imagination defying the police No police department is equal to 'the WATER PROSPECTS prospective task before it that is not as IN Marriott district the first sump is being d!ug in an effort to obtain more water well armed as the gunmen who are flouting and the results so far obtained offer hope the law tha : the underground water in that part of the county is extensive and may prove FOR SILVER a silver bill having the support to )e sufficient to save the crops over a list AT of the administration has been pre- wide area in the Marriott district ' So much water was encountered in the sented! to congress It provides a silver purchase-program and the using of more silver digging of the sump that a pump had to be for the nation's monetary base The bill used to draw off the surplus water which introduced in the senate has the support was interfering with the work of excavat- — of thel silver bloc although Senator Borah mg v J v Hr '':::'" water If other prospects throughout is dissatisfied with' the measure ' President Roosevelt in his message to the county develop as favorably as the will congress said this country had sounded out Marriott undertaking our farmers other nations on the possibility of a mone- have cause to be optimistic tary agreement affecting both gold and sil also reviewed briefly the reasons MINING ASSESSMENTS ver "I therefore" he said OWNERS of mining claims who are not for his request the income taxpayers' classif "recommend legislation at the present ses on need not do the $100 annual assion declaring it tq be the policy of the United States to increase the amount of sessment work which the law in the past silver jin our monetary stocks with the ulti- has required as an evidence of good faith mate: Objective of liaving and: maintaining in the development of each mining claim jOnij Tuesday President Roosevelt signed of their monetary value in sil a bill Extending for another year the morain gold" ver and three-fourt"We can proceed with this program torium on mimng assessment work This measure will be of much aid to of increasing our store of silver for use as a parti of the metallic reserves for our paper prdspejetors and others who have mining currency without seriously disturbing ad claims on which they could not carry on justments in world trade" the president the required work ' " 's j 150-0- 00 -' ' - -- i j - I : -- t high-powere- J l: WEDNESDAY EVENING MAY 23 1934 R SIDE GLANCES W QOMclntyrf O- ' STANDARD-EXAMINE- — vriY beach LOS The homes at Santa Monica from Marion Davies's Taj Mahal to lesser minarets are the apotheosis of sea-siluxury Along the shore in sardine-bo- x compactness many cinema stars have their residences and relax when off location Each mansion has its private strip of beach We dropped in last night on Townsend Netcher and Next door Constance Talmadge live Bebe Daniels and Ben Lyon their patios separated by a white balustrade In the moonlight the languorous courts suggest a musical comedy setting Entrances are through narrow hallways paralleling the garages Butlers in the area have attained the opulence of owning their own airplanes The residents live mostly in deluxe beach costumes bizarre pajamas bathing suits and silken jersies There are tennis and squash courts and private beaches illumin ated at night by a push of the button When not breasting the break ers the Santa Monlcans loll in the sand play backgammon or toss the hand-ba- ll Salamandering touches a splendor not even tne Kmera rivals ANGELES Hi ' I " ie 4 Nil fir l one-folir- th hs of tk HOME-BUILDIN- PLANS G P RESS " Kansas Citv Star Th American Federation of Labor recently reported that 55 in the building trades were not at work p$r cent of its members was much less than that in trades other Unemployment The F W Dodge Corporation which compiles the reliable statistics on the building iltrade reports that spring contracts for home 90 per cent below the accepted "normal" construction were almost1923-25 Contracts for all other types of which lis the period ff — 45 were about onfy construction per cent below normal Both these figur indicate the crying need in this country They indicate that if home construction today for home building the can be stimulated and great army of breadwinners in the buildirig and allied trades be restored to jobs an effective blow will be struck in the recovery campaign In this connection one 'will recall the housing shortage after the war and the promotion of general business which followed new building in 1921 and 1922 With this in mind and as a major part of his effort to revive trie capital industries in this country and get morf men back to work President Roosevelt Monday asked congress for legislation to aid home owners! The proposal he made for federal backing of a home renovizing land home building campaign an for federal and investors in building and insurance for mortgage companies loan associations may prove to he one of the most important feaj1 tures of the recovery! program The president's proposal for this new activity for home owners is' a' natural step forward from the emergency program! of home saving! which found expression in the creation of the Home Owners Loan corporation) That" federal agency was set up to save homes that were in f distress because of the calamity of the depression It (provided means for the home owner threatened with foreclosure to save his home and thousands of families have already been aided and thousands more will be aided under the provisions of jthat law The new proposals are expected to release hundreds of millions of dollars to aid those who have laid aside some savings for that great family adventure the building of a home There can be no question but that there are hundreds of such families in' Omaha that would be a good risk for the ordinary lending agencies but that cannot now be helped in their ambition to build 'To reach them and fat the same time to provide jobs for skilled tradesmen congress is asked to pass the new laws II ' I j jj : - preclude late parties The eternal sweep of the salt winds promotes a healthy exhaustion that brings sound sleep aided of course by the ceaseless flounce of the ocean A grand spot The ubiquitous Louella Parsons probably knows more moving picture celebrities executive and stellar than any person in the world A remarkable lady who has gained and held confidence of every star Even when the forked tongue of scandal touches them they reverse the usual incommunicado proceedings and phone Louella first I remember Miss Parson's column on the old Morning Telegraph" when the movies were about two - jumps from the nickelodeon yet so intense was her enthusiasm she made rath er drab material sparkle ' THE NEW DEALERS BY THE UNOFFICIAL OBSERVER President Roosevelt Is His Own Secretary of Is "Prince of Wales" State Cordell-Hul- l Building Up Good Will ut - self-effaci- ng ch - Turkey 1 ' Our kidnaping industry again interests the country Before prohibition departed many won- aerea wnat the criminal prohibition army would do after losing Its mainstay Kidnaping seems to be the answer and the law thus far has found no efficient answer to the kidnapers Some states have made death the penalty for kidnaping Some kidnapers have been hanged a number are in prison for life which sometimes does not mean long in the United States but kidnaDing ebes on In connection with the Boett- cher kidnaping It is shown that the "Sankey gang" considered carefully 30 different individuals offering good kidnaping pros pects before selecting Boettcher" 'Remember we're calling on the Conway s this evening so don't order anything that will make you hiccup Lafayette's Chateau Public : k pre-conv- en y revived-especiall- 'j k Gordon Alcorn who confessed his part in that kidnaping and is serving a life sentence testiwhose fied that Mrs Sankey husband committed suicide did the thinking for the gang She fixed the ransom which was paid at $60000 or in the language of kidnapers "sixty grand" And The young men clergymen she advocated according to Al- college men and others includ- corn that the kidnapers take lng 43 per cent of Yale" men Boettcher's daughwho say they would ter instead of taking him sThat questioned not fight for their country are was overruled mistaken If a real wat came If they would be conscripted In California after William F they didn't fight some of them Gettle had been kidnaped police would be shot and the others announced that they had "defi would be put to work cleaning nitely linked the kidnaping with garbage cans and sewers which a verv dangerous mob of Dro- - would probably suit them better essional criminals" and they than fighting because it is safer know who those professional but it would not be pleasant criminals are In every big Am The clergymen as is proper would erican city police know their be exempt therefore they can-i- r names their looks their finger not be accused of cowardice : five-year-- Idea Hunter Run m Santa Monica is usually shutter ed and tomblike after 10 p m The early studio calls if nothing else Secretary Hull has the orthodox economic belief that international trade is a mutually profitable exchange of surpluses and services His knowledge of commerce and of the complex world tariff system im pressed both Howe and Roosevelt The Wilshire district is a paradise But he can only imagine one kind for the leisurely window shopper! of surnlus and only ©he way of get The big displays are not so close ting rid of it: By shipping it abroad He cannot see a surplus unless together and one may feast the eye awhile saunter on and have there is an international boundary space for rumination This morn across which to push it " He never dreamed that the tex ing my wife and I came on a mag nificent dressing gown spotlighted tile workers of the south and the all alone in a large window against shoe workers of New England can a solid background of white plush buy each other's surpluses if xhe "That" said the clerk with a Mede purchasing power is placed in their and Persian flourish "is especially hands and he also failed to realize made for—" and he named a great that nations cannot swap goods un lover of the screen He exolained less there is a purchasing power in awesome tones a duplication Inside each nation to absorb the would be less majecte Somehow I other's surplus went out feeling an old flours sack A man with a one track mind with cut-oarm holes would be as idealistic stubbord and dogmatic the proper dressing gown for me as Woodrow Wilson Hull believed Such is the suffocating grandeur that the portfolio of the state deof Hollywood partment presented a magnificent opportunity for "constructive idealJust now a houseman with a ism" He expected to lead the napriestly tonsure of thin grey locks tions or the world away from the came into the hotel room quietly follies of protection and back to the to perform a reauested service and virtues of primitive industrial Capfade away Nowhere have I ever italism via free trade He believed that the Republican tariff was an read a naneeyric to this guild Every houseman I have evU and sinister force He had called the Payne-Aldriseen— and most of my life has been of 1910 "a miserable travesty tariff — spent in hotels moves along with an bans-do- g patchwork a piece He darts into humility shadows at a guest's approach Al- of brazen legislative jobbery" and most without exception they are he had announced that the Hawley-Smo- ot act of 1930 was "utterly dismen with high kindly- Dast-fift- y sense of family devotion puttering astrous to our trade" adding that about' inglorious chores and doing the policy of economic isolation as much for the comfort of natrons during the past 10 years is the as any other employee and with- largest single underlying cause of " the present world panic out extended palms These "fighting words" did not There are few cities where the account for the simultaneous ap process of orientation is so swift pearance of identical exportable sur On- - feels perfectly at home in a pluses in the world's principal marfew hours Before breakfast today kets — that fact of financial unpre- for instance dinner invitations paredness for physical plenty which from W R Sheehan Frank Crav- created the panic COMEDY OF ERRORS en Miriam Hopkins Edgar Selwyn economic and Earl Anthony Retiring old set- Despite his hell-fir- e courteous fundamentalism Hull is middle-west tiers from the take root as rapidly largely because gentle and almost shy 'gentleman California's welcome to the stranger whom no one can accuse of person has become an unconscious effort al ambition At the Chlcafco convention he It may be Rotarian rigamarole willingly stepped aside and let the or will what Babbitry but it you holds strangers with hooks of steel chairmanship of the resolutions we laugh at this chamber of com committee go to another because his merce effort yet where is there dryness was a danger to the Roosemore obvious flattery and insincere velt cause and after Chicago he carpet kissing than in Paris? That dropped out of the campaign While others swarmed around is merely tha babble of Babbitry in Roosevelt bickering and jostling in another tongue and who having THE visited Paris does not want to go their rush to give the candidate the back? Paree! Paree! Los Angeles value of their advice" Hull waited ' to be sent for executes the same hocus pocus A preliminary draft of Roosevelt's tariff speech was sent to him and 1 went down to Ted Cook's at With ED BISHOP heart with its proposal delighted Laguana today to add my usual of a 10 hiscent cut in international per of jet comedy to the beaches In tariff rates new but in the speech which Here Is something brand a bathing suit I take on the gel Roosevelt at Sioux City delivered size it line In the portable radio atinous of Stan Laurel was and contained different quite resembles a portable typewriter plus the goofiness physical contour of the the proposal for trade case with the dial on top and the anaemic Australian reciprocal ant eater Dogs agreements two with on end the front speaker bark children cry horses try to Still later Rosevelt reassured both plugs— one for use in the home and bolt up shade trees and smart alecs farmers and workers that thetariff the other to be connected with the cry "What is it— a— gag?" when instrument board of an automobile pass by And to give them all their would be kept high enough to protect their while the speech worth I never go near the which Hullinterests had If you know of some novel idea money's approved appeared water m meaningless fragments uniy actually being worked help spread f Moreover: Hull had political fish the news by sending full details to to fry ln Tennessee where there Ed Bishop' care of this newspaper was a factional fight in which Hull Further information on any idea wanted Roosevelt's endorsement for published here Will be given to anyhis friends He wired Roosevelt Now Open To one enclosing a self -- addressed no answer as the tele and received — (Los Angeles stamped envelope gram got lost in the confusion at ' Times Syndicate) paris— (UP) —The chateau In headquarters which the Marquis de Lafayette national When Roosevelt started on his 1830 lived from to 1834 now is southern tour he wired Hull asking open to the public It is the Cha him to join the party This teleteau of La Grange Bloneau gram also was lost and without an Arrangements have just been invitation the Tennessee mountain In Long made by the Historical Home! As eer would not visit the Roosevelt sociation with the Count Louis de ISTANBUL — (UP) — Traveling Lasterie former Minister of Fi party so the candidate atraversed films which deal with health sub- nance and now the owner and res Tennessee without getting glimpse of his old friend and ident of the chateau jects are popular in Turkey One dealing with the care of the Dark ivy covers a group of mas tion supporter And when Roosevelt was con teeth was shown throughout the sive 14th century towers while the tacted by Senator McKellar and provinces for 1395 days a malaria moat surrounding the castle gives film lasted 714 days and one on it an impressive feudal aspect gave the endorsement at Kndxville had reauested Hull rau the treatment of children for 554 Lafayette's study still stands as that Hull see V to the newspaper reports and when he used it His writing table ed days But — a picture entitled ' Wfcv ind his card table are both there didn't know that Roosevelt had The chateau also contains many helped him untU after the elec Willy Won't Wash" received littl from the popular encouragement aintings of the hero including a tion This comedy of errors was pro and had a brief run of only 41 portrait of Ary Scheffer and a bus days phetic of that diplomatic roller by Davud d' Angers " H Our Kidnap Industry What Is the Matter with Us? Indians for Central Park? They Would Not Go to War i 1 PINI n 0j v V-T- ODAY By AKTIIIJIt C3ISBAXE (Copyrijht 1334 Klnf Feiturea Syndicate Inc) i de i-- cat I & 1 n all-embrac- ing h: -- for Amerl-- cans When you climb Mt Vesuvius for instance to watch a mild you pass the "Hermit's eruption cave " on the way to the craier u The hermit is there in full sight and if you fail to take a financial interest in him he calls out in- - r dienantlv in pood French (r doesn't speak English) "N' oi blier pas r hermice au vesuve voyons" (don't forget the hermit of Vesuvius" It is suggested that a few In dians might pitch their tents in New York's Central park with a cowboy or two in the bison en- - nr closure There are millions of Eu- ropeans who would see nothing 'p strange in that and never doubt v its genuineness The Enisconal church seems not to aeree entirely with the'thirteen thousand Clergymenthat say they would not light for this country under any cir- cumstances or sanction any war z? in which it might engage Bish-o- p Manning in New York refused a hearing to one who wanted to demand that the church "refuse to sanction any war declared by if HI the United States" Fortunately It Is not necessary for any church to sanction any war declared by the n i United States or any other of Ms acts to make it legal The idea mat government action must have J" the approval of any religious has not prevailed In this country since the constltu- - V tion was written A good thing for the country a good thln" for religion p or By George Clark t - - old -- fl " i!V '' : y w prints and their activities Scores of dangerous criminals Like the rest of the world Rus-- ': individual "lone wolves" like Mr sia admires Mickey Mouse A Dillinger now defying the forces known in Moscow as "Mlkki of the nation and others organ Maus" But Russia wishes to coaster known as the London con- - ized into "mobs" that work to avoid copying anything "capi- ference of 1933 v gether talistic" Between election and inauguraIf you ask them why police do Therefore Moscovii' the tion Roosevelt frequently consulted nothing about these 'Mickey Mouse" is to he a small Hull and turned to him for secre- active bands of criminals they hedgehog a sort of modified por- - tary of state when the western reply "We can't prove anything cunfne The Russian artist shows Democrats and Progressives had on tnem" htm wearing a cap and breeches- nn made it clear the banker's pet ana appropriately traveling ana Owen D Young was Just so much They deal more efficiently enduring many hardships "in capitalistic countries" spinach as far as the plain people with such situations in other countries In Russia those m were concerned Probably no man suffered great- charge of public safety towill tell ll you "we do not need prove er mental anguish than did Hull as the heresies of the new anything when we know" Mussolini In a few weeks wiped deal were unfolded before him He consoled himself with the thought out a criminal organization that 1perated in southern Italy that it was all temporary that it had for generations run would never work in the long In India the British found a and that eventually the world would exterminate dangerous way be saved according to the economic bandsto of murderous fanatics It is scant satisfaction to the conwas gospel of Hull in which he of today to be remembered v that practiced "thuggery" stran- mothers vinced that Roosevelt also believed the gesture of a flower on Mothgling victims wherever they by MADE A HIT IN SOUTH found them partly as a religious er's day but to be forgotten and f AMERICA ignored in their travail — Dr 'Howceremony partly for prom At first Roosevelt himself didn't ard W Haggard Yale medical 7? This country with kldnapings authority recognize any basic conflict between HuU and the new deal and he still bank robberies and other crimes plays with the low tariff idea but increasing banks and business The specter of Lawrence of Arabi he was enough of a realist to rec concerns delivering money in ar- has haunted and followed fne cars manned ognize the fact that economic na mored bullet-profor 15 years and made tionalism had the world in its grip with quick firing machine guns me a pariah in the nations of the and that every nation was moving has no notion of dealing with world — T E Lawrence now Aircrime farther toward self sufficiency in England millions of craftsman Shaw ' of the British At the London conference the gold and silver are shipped army economic nationalism of the new through the streets on open deal torpedoed the Hull thesis al trucks no armed man accomEvelyn Nesbit? Never heard of most without Roosevelt's will or panying the metal Don't know anything about i her In some cases in America as her — Harry knowledge when it eame to the is K Thaw divorced hus-ba-' sue of submitting even so small a is well known politics police and of Evelyn Nesbiti sector of economic life as interna crime combine ror pront in one tional finance to ' international New York City kidnaping the The gang Is a hostile societyvictim was arrested by a real po- within agreement and' society in full uniform and con thereforethemustgeneral else itself Throughout the spring of 1933 liceman go society Hull complained to his friends that ducted by him" to a basement risks destruction— Dr Walter Beck Roosevelt never consulted him while where kidnapers took charge of German penologist y ' m Ray Moley— nominally Hull's sub- him j Politicians with "influence" ordinate—was constantly popping in I ani from Hamburg and people iif to a "break" of po it enough and out of the White House or a detective and to from Hamburg are not given to If Roosevelt had taken' time to liceman on the bench are prac travelings— Thomas Mann famous" sit down and give Hull a few ele- put menable author ko to guarantee Im German ''-mentary lessons in what he was tically for pet criminals 0 4f di that munity -to do Hull would have made BOY SCOUTS CELEBRATE trying vide a more useful secretary of state Swed(UP)— The This country must develop im- ishSTOCKHOLM— At London Hull began to see dayMovement Scout this yerTit Boy its in ' fight against will observe Its 25th anniversart light as he learned things about provement crime or make a rship There are now more than 25000 the foreigner he had never sus- with" criminals and partne them give pected He also began to reconcUe liberal pensions in lieu of crim Boy Scouts in Sweden under they" himself to the new deal because he inal leadership of Major Fbbe Lieberath profits saw that it was working and was and the royal patronage ©f Prince him a more little Gustaf Adolf oldest son of the giving thereby Foreign steamship lines with time in which to convict the world transatlantic Crown Prince betravel dropping Um of economic sin Eucause in fallen the dollar has ' His final moral victory at London rope -- tell passengers "your dol his success in giving Moley political lar is as good on our ships as knockout drops and the general it is In the states" But AmeriSoothe burniog itching torment Vf back scratching he got from Roose- cans are staying at home as they quick W and help nature clear velt on his return to America left have not done for years and the old boy feeling his oats and he foreigners taking advantage of the increased buying power of began to prepare for the conference at Montevideo as their money compared with dollars are coming to visit- - this though it were a wedding It was a sad blow when Roose- country in considerable numbers - well-kno- wn - w9M Cor-de- -- of ' " 1 nd - - V a- - i — ivyPbisoNiNG?' Pan-Ameri- can velt told him to rule out economic subjects and confine himself to "good will" and the construction of a north-sout- h highway joining the two Americas When Hull balked at this Roosevelt suggested a ouiet investigation of South American fi nances with special reference to the defaulted debts The main idea was to get Hull out of "America Tefore Maxim arrived but as a special dispensation he was allowed to stay long enough to meet the soviet negotiator though he was ignored in the negotiations and left before they were completed This was not because Hull had opposed Russian recognition (he had actually favored it) but because Roosevelt did not want to expose him to the humiliation of seeing this vital hit of diplomacy handled by Bullitt and the president without reference to HuIL In South America Hull fairly oozed good will and made a hit by his convincing assurances that the united States was determined to avoid invading the sovereign rights or its southern neighbors Moreover Hull favored abolishing the Piatt amendment and doinz everything else high minded and generous to our Latin brethren and customers and producers cf exchangeable surpluses ASTUTE INvNEGOTIATIONS Hull's gaunt figure and downcast eyes are enough to move one to tears until one remembers the stiletto protruding from t Moley' back At hia cress conferences Lit-vin- ov -- It is even suggested that we should organize some "local interest" attractions to draw visitors as in Europe many "old world attractions" are invented where Hull utters so many words and says so little he is as touching as a good evangelical preacher caning sinners to repentance Given the slightest opportunity he will make his speech against economic nationalism It is a good speech and his only one and he has used it for 20 years Despite his bad delivery and his high rasping voice It is still impressive because of Its religious ardor While Roosevelt is his own secretary of state Hull is our grey-hairprince of Wales traveling the earth as a human advertisement of American idealism and good will This Is not bad diplo macy for Hull Is surprisingly astute in negotiations He has a way of gradually closing in on his opponent by continual redefinition of his" objective and he left the British with great admiration for his skill Almost everybody is fond of Hull whose upright character embellishes American public life much as an upright 'piano' embellishes a farmhouse parlor It is nice to show to company and can always be used to render "Rock of Ages" on Suni day night (Continued Thursday) Copyright Simon & Schuster Inc and The Register and Tribune WINDOW SHADES Made to Measure lv and Repaired Company Phone 459 2318 Washington t J h n f- - ' ed £yndicatt 'V Stratford Decorating Exporli? 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