Show THE OGDEN STAN when Germany under a Hitler might rearm and once more proceed to batter down the forts on the frontier of France Looking into the future we see the possibility of Germany making new alliances and eventually moving against the Italians out of revenge est MUSMCd it PUBLISHING COMPANY A L GLAS MANN EDITOR AND MANAGER - man Francl and O J OreenweU Associate Editors AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER Published Every Evening and Bunda Morning Witaout Muzzle i oris Quo Uembtn at The Associated Press United Seme and ABO Preta KA Tna Associated Prese la exclusively entitled tototo oaa lor credited °L ° repubUcatlon ot alltonews dispatches tola paper and also the local now otherwise credited CALL 252 FOR ALL DEPARTMENTS The Platform Standard-Examiner- 's City and Countv Building A Modern j " j new City High SchooL Accommodate to Water 6upplT Control ot a Pure A Persona 150-0- 00 J 1 DARD-EXAMINE- SIDE GLANCES ODAY Syndicate-Inc- lUMcjnryre ) QUITE EASILY SAID EARTH'S NEW MOTION WE SHIP GOLD WHAT NEXT? - PNEUMONIA DEATHS INCREASE ALL ROLL OVER After having experienced favorable morThe big steel companies talk of tality rated throughout the depression years the United States is confronted with the abanionlngr the NRA cole altogether Fearing the consequences paradox of an unfavorable change at a time of putting their Industry absolutely when economic conditions seemingly are im- in the control of organized labor "More easily said than done" proving This fact is revealed by statisticians will be told An old horse miredthey in talk about "abanof the Metropolitan in a report on health a swampthemight leeches that cling to conditions among the' company's industrial doning him" but the leeches would cling for the first half of 1934 American Industry must go all the way through the process of being The country's death rate is still low lower managed by those that never- - suchavcessfully managed anything else mortality for the corresponding period before Maybe the experiment will ing been experienced in only three of the lead to maybe not um last' ten years must hope and even co-oper- ate the mired horse JOSEPH C McFABLANE AND WIFE Most shocking was jthe word received at an early hour this morning that Joseph C McFarlane and hi3 wife! had been killed when a Bambereger train struck their car at the crossing north of Salt Lake where the new highway goes over the railway tracks No more popular couple could have been year taken from our community life and the Mortality rates this" year for diphtheria the with it carries which one tragedy is tuberculosis and the puerperal diseases are the lowest ever previously recorded for the deepest regrets first half of any year There is every probHIGHWAY POLICE that new low death rates will be in ability That was a most signiTcant move made evidence at the completion of the year for by the Salt Lake OltyJ commission deputiz- diphtheria and tuberculosis The cumulative 0 ing the entire force of state highway pa tuberculosis mortality rate is 646 per trolmen an improvement of 53 per cent over the This permits the c tiief of police to call previous low point recorded only last year officers There is a doubling of the death rate for That action is in harmony with national measles this year over last year's figure legislation which has broken down state bar- while the increase for whooping cough is alriers and now allows federal officers to pur- most double Rises are also observed in the sue a! criminal across state boundaries mortality for cancer diabetes the principal There is no good reason why an officer degenerative diseases and from heart disof the law should not be allowed to operate ease in particular pneumonia accidents and in the most efficient manner in suppressing automobile fatalities ' crime' i jThe outstandingly unfavorable developis getting ready ment in the health It is evident Salt Lake picture of 1934 is an for any emergency whch may arise in the abrupt rise of 15 per cent in the pneumonia handling of an uprising of any kind death rate This rise is in sharp contrast with the continuously declining mortality ITALY AND GERMANY rate observed since 1929 The 1934 increase Mussolini at present is determining the the very months when has occurred course of international! events in Europe In the influenza during death rate dropped nearly 50 conference with Chancellor Schuschnigg of cent from last year's figure This is a Austria the head of affairs in Italy assured per most unusual phenomenon as high death the Austrian that Italyj would tolerate no in- rates from these diseases ordinarily go toterference with the freedom of Austria gether Obviously relatively little of the That was equivalent to serving notice on fatal pneumonia this year was of influenzal Hitler in Berlin that any attempt by the Germans to annex Austria would meet with origin "Fewer suicides and homicides were rethe opposition of the armed forces of Italy Before tHe war no one in Italy would ported for the first half of 1934 as comhave dared to offer an affront of that kind pared with the same period in 1933: but to the Germans No nation in Europe would there were more deaths from accidents and have had the courage io defy Germany To- particularly from automobile injuries The day We find Mussolini virtually sending report credits these increases as "due to the word to the Germans (that they must keep fact that more persons are employed and thus subject to the hazards of industry their hands off Austria That action on the part of Mussolini also that the rise in automobile fatalities must have a powerful influence in shaping has resulted from the increase in the amount the future of the European countries It of motor vehicle traffic —both pleasure and blocks the restoration jof Germany to a com- commercial — on our highways manding position in the affairs of Europe Love is no$ such a torrid affair in Spain and tends to solidify jthe opposition to the after all A Madrid butcher closing his icereturn of Germany to powerThere was a thnej when it looked as box when he suddenly returned home at though Mussolini would throw his prestige night Opened it the next morning to 'find on the side of Hitler inj order to block France a male friend of his wife there frozen to in its further colonization of Africa That death policy- if pursued woyld isolate France and A bunion derby winner just has been greatly strengthen the Germans but this latest move changes the whole displomatic elected to office in Oklahoma In other outlook and must prove highly pleasing to states the office holders get bunions after France which even in the security of its election from resting their feet on their big army has been eyer fearful of the day desks " " j- 100-00- -- s - j - G PINIONS TOE of the TRESS Idea Hunter With ED BISHOP GOOD! NEWS FROM RUSSIA KBaltimore Sun) During the 16 years of the Communistic experiment in Rus sia the reports from that country have been invariably heavy in tone Although they conflicted greatly in conclusions observers have discussed the Soviet program in terms of the burdens of the five-yeplan the jintens'e seriousness of- the effort to meet the demands of the quota system in Industry and lnifarming the gigantic building the work of the secret organization known as the Ogpu or the changing status of women due to the effort to give them absolute equality— social moral political and economic —with- men As pleasant as it Is! surprising therefore is it td read a dispatch about Russia to the New York Times from its justly famed correspondent Walter Duranty He writes of the dawning of a fi$w spirit in Russia— the spirit of happiness For 16 years the people have borne heavy burdens and their toil ha$ been bitter During all this time they have been oppressed by the fear of failure of the plan and ithe fear xi war Now all this is changed and joy begins to appear Mr Duranty observes: "Signs of the change which separately might not mean much are convincing collectively They are the Ogpu reform the Soviet girls becoming style conscious the recent physical: culturallsts' ar - - j j Here is a break for the dog A powder dusted only on one spot kills all the fleas on the animal This powder does not merely repel the fleas but actually kills them with one application If y6u know of some novel idea actually being worked help spread the news by sending full details to Ed Bishop care of this newspaper Further information on any idea published here will be given to anyone enclosing a self-address- ed stamped envelope (Los Angeles Times Syndicate) j SO THEY SAY! !" j his-thron- e i welcome that would however reduce the earnings of some import- It ant "leaders" SIHMCf One item In the day's news will be news forever or as long as men RF live here Dr Saford California scientist of Pasadena has discovered and can prove that the earth has a fourth important motion added to the three with which you are familiar the first turning every 24 hours on its axis the second traveling around the sun once in 365 days in an eclipse the third traveling with the sun on its mysterious journey through space toward the constellation of Lyra That third motion like that of a calf walking around its mother as the mother walks across the pasture is a spiral motion To the three principal and universally known motions Dr San-for- d adds a fourth caused by the sun swinging in a great circle around the center of our galaxy or milky way" in that fourth great movement The earth compelled to accompany the sun wherever it goes swings through space at a speed of one hundred and fifty miles per second Earth turns on its axis about one thousand miles an hour travels around the sun about nineteen miles a second or 68400 miles an hour The sun drags us through space toward Lyra at twelve miles a second The "big swing" around the central point of our galactic system is made at a speed of 540-0miles an hour ''As gazing I I explained to th6 boss it's just till my husband gets back home" absorbing ultra ring intake the The bell on their upward hear a bell stantly all turn over to sun on the other side rings again and all turn violet rays Even that is not all The earth has all sorts of queer little motions of its own and it has a fifth prin cipal motion traveling - with our sun and the millions of other suns in the milky way as our little "universe" travels around some dis tant unknown central point in space We know that the nebulae or "outside island universes" in space are all in motion astronomers actually see them moving and of course our star-cit- y called the do as moves the other "galaxy" still in the nebulae Nothing stands '' universe Is there too much baseball in prison life? In the Illinois Pontiac reformatory the prisoners were playing baseball as usual Only 30 euards in charge of 2400 men The customary riot broke out prelude o a "eeneral break" The attempt "cracked" promptfailed for rifles - were shot down some sixteen ly will die three guards were beaten the print shop was set on fire flames spreading to the laundry and store room prisoners yelling -'burn the whole place down" The 2400 prisoners were all young men from seventeen to twenty-si- x years of age That is the important detail - i i plying by 186000 the' number of seconds in one thousand million vears Anyone not interested in these fourth and fifth motions of the earth and the size of the universe should join Plato's men sitting in his famous cave facing the wall their backs to the light Georee in his memoirs says that while England was bor rowing American dollars so indus triously the "United States snocK ed bv the cost of war was sus Dicious as the allies asked for credit" He does not add as he might that Americans would have been wise to refuse the credit since all of "our eallant allies" have turned out to be gallant welchers Llovd The latest display ot American financial genius consists in shipping American cold abroad First the government took away any gold that American citizens happened to have It was too good for them Then we raised the price of gold to $35 per ounce nearly doubling it thus enriching the' British that own the world's principal gold mines now we start sending abroad that gold bought at fantastic prices with American taxpayers money or taken from citizens "by high-nanamethods If there is among the African infant Bushmen a that knows less about money "than the gentlemen that manage the finances of this country that in fant should be exhibited here as the legitimate successor of Bar ea The fact is none is so observing of values as the established New BOSTON Aug 22— Yorker He is the only person to Interests in the Boston wool market scrutinize his dirfner check and rid was centered largely upon sales (AP-USDA)- — herd on the tip to the precise 10 per cent Every theatrical ticket agent will tell vou that navins iio to see a $2 show is because people nere on rung wm pay the ex orbitant tariff The silly New York ers of the flush Wall Street type might do it- but they were in the minority ana scarcely exist at al today opening the new season in Australia Early cable reports jto private Boston concerns from Brisbane where sales started today Indicated prices about on a parity to slightly higher than closing prices at the last series in London Estimated receipts of domestic wool at Boston' reported to the Boston grain and floijir exchange during week ending August 18 If one searches off the beaten amounted to 3054j300 lbs compared paths in Greenwich Village there with 4800800 during' the previous are many evidences of what New week York was like before splendor went to its head Here and there squeez WORKERS HIT FEE ed in the Jumble is an old date SANDUSKY O — (UP)— Because brown cottage of long ago I found fee for one wandering with Floyd Gibbons banks here charge a the other evening featuring an oak cashing relief checks FERA workers have demanded cjash on pay days they caninot afford to lose spectlng grazing conditions in the claiming the deductions Sandusky banks reintermountain country cently- placed in effect a service An executive committee for the charge on all checking accounts proposed fall fashion show in Oe den has been selected with W E Sanderson chairman Plans for the ITCHING T0RTUI1E celebration are being drawn - 10-ce- It is reported th'at 2500000 men are engaged in the mighty war death struggle in Europe They are slaughtering each other in large numbers 0 nt ? v A party of twenty-fou- r children were taken to Salt Lake City yesterday for a day's outing as guests of the Alhambra Theatrical 'Stopped Instantly W A Whitney general superin tendent for the Oregon Short Line D 'D" D Prescription Speeds Relief company is in Ogden on an inspec Evett ' the most stubborn Itching of Intion trip He states that railroad eczema pimples rooaqulto or other skin conditions in Ogden are favorable sect bites rashes and many other Dento Dr - McCain acting district forester has returned from' the Wyoafflictions quickly yields ming national forest and Idaho nanls pure cooling liquid antiseptic D tional forests after two weeks inUtah and Kansas associations of p ly Prescription Forty years' woria spection He states that Idaho ifres Utah will hold an annual outing a wide success Penetrates' the skin are subsiding healing the Inflamed tissoothing and — Lagoon August 28 muss Clear sues No fuss A C Associate United States torester with headquarters in Washington D C A F Potter is in Ogden for a short stay He is conferring with district forest service executives re- - n tin nn ?Ai 3 Turn Season In Australia to Japan 1 It's a big universe and in it 2000 light years or twelve quadrillions of miles represent a small distance There are nebulae distant one bil lion light years from our planet You can figure that in mUes mum G GDEN 20 Years Ago near Umtall Rhodes a is pleasing' to know that Mount ia Onhas farm It several discovered been Wilson observatory makes its sidere archaelowhich dungeon-likpits eal calculations of speed and mo were in used believe prehistorogists tion "with the aid of 146 cool red ic times to imprison quarrelsome stars Scattered about the sun at slaves " " distances which average about 2000 light years (or 12000000000000000 miles)' : backs again Surely there is in that Russian arrangement some valuable suggestion for our government manageFrom our Files ment of all activities You could not imagine our great industrialists the Leon Bone representing all rolling over at the sound of an of States United justice department NRA bell but the idea could be is in Ogden investigating increased used in some fashion prices for food products especially e wm oe in ogaen a num sugar This is good news Despite all ber of days our troubles drouth included farm incomes for 1934 are up more than Archibald Hurd author of "Comone billion dollars Government mand of the Seas" says the Eurogives the figures as follows: For pean war will cost billions of For 1933 1934 $5950000000 and a great loss of life That includes monies paid by government to farmers for Samuel Fowler oldest resident of not planting for farrow sows later HoOper is dead at his home He drowned with their unborn pigs was 83 years old and came to Utah etc Some suggest that the drouth from England In 1861 was a punishment for drowning those innocent little pigs but you The Japanese ambassador is leavcould not imagine Providence put-tin- e an unborn Die eyes not even ing Berlin on account of the war open yet ahead of the plans of between Japan and Germany His government directed him to return college professors 00 development of Alaska dea great extent on more to pends y sport-frenzthroughout the country tM parade the veritable communication with the num's "what-is-l- t" international football matches with Turkey for which there were rapid 11 — liar ee Branch 1250000 applicants at a) stadium that holds only 80 thousand the United States Russia uses one of the finest assistant postmaster general consumers' new stores cafes and goods the great exopening of former residences of the czars as tension cf what is called community feeding the fresh demand for a summer and health resort for I will tell my son how nice the workers gayety and entertainment In literature the movies and the the- French — Mrs James people are atres and last but not Jeast the consciousness of patriotism an(j baths are recommended and " Roosevelt mother of the our achievements' president areSun arid 'our in country prid taken in mass formation Hun That- report is all to the good When women want to wear returning from France out side by side dreds stretched pretty things and with their men to taste of life's frivolities in Things look pretty good with the cales and theatres when participation in and attendance at sports Is widespread when the spirit of play as well as the spirit of work RFC We have contacts all over the FOR SALE are found in a 'great people then is life worth while It has been country and conditions appear to be czar was driven from good— Jesse Jones RFC chief pretty much all work in Russia since the Two Modern Brick nooses The heavy theorists of the Marxists and the Leninists 235 and 237 Patterson Are have t alien their toll of muscle and mind and hate not given It i3 difficult not to say imposor will trade for bench propenoush attention to heart and soul The best news 'from Russia sible that peace can endure beerty See Alf Chrlstenson Shoe in a long time is that its' people are placing again that its women tween peoples and states if national Inquire Christenaon's - ' Store are turning to silk stockings and lipsticks its youth to amuse egotism rather than pure patriotism ment centers prevails— Pope Pius XL The- - 'fcOTtei 1s business men how move would be - i - ed the-milleni- AH policy-holde- rs - v By ARTHUR BRISBANE (Copyright 1934 King Features A group of about a million Mr Green of the American living in the Pacific coast and moun- Federation ofhead Labor urges unions tain states have registered a lower death to drive "the Reds" from their by expelling all Communist rate for the first half of this year as com- ranks members Mr Green demands that "make war upon Communism" pared with the same period in 1933 and labor will please some frightened That the among a similar number of Canadians "best minds" Perhaps Mr Green 1934 figure is identical with the record low will add a demand that racketeermethods be also driven from "point established for the like part of last ing some unions He can learn from :' J postern gate from which once must nave t nung a crass alantern There was a small flagged garden A taekdaw in a wicker-wor- k rcr teitu an open door sat with a cheerful expression on a perch Small eoun- trifled flowers grew in a border Ivy nung irom ine wans or int cottage A neek through a naif onenert dm revealed a picturesque dining room a beamed roof with tool marks in NEW- YORK— So far the press has hailed Tammany's new Sachem the wood a great red brick hearth James J Dooling as a young knight ciock ana mellowly dim of sombre attenuations So tmuch granaiatner nortaits Naturallv i -- r family so the general belief is that the an but it wasnt shop antique pected silken-voictiger's new roar is Just corner us an elderA told policeman blue COUPle had lived there rmUtiv purr" Dooling atIs'41a con ly eved somewhat dancer' he came to the beat 12 years trast to the usual 14th street bluster since ago Few outside Tammany political circles ever heard of him A Broadway dance schools have of bachelor with no flair of the usual fered least of all businesse in th Irishry for the ladies he has lived neighborhood during the slump Ned quietly with his younger sisters and Weyburn and Arthur Murray have attended to his law practice He several floors with flying Jiglikes a flower in his lapel the mov ging feet fromfilled 10 a in until midles and reads a novel almost every night Oddly enough those who are night see proiessionai careers are In With no affectation of pugna the King The majority are the minority city he is expected to build order middle aged who feel the need f out of his organization's disintegra- exercise' and do not care for such tion and has gone about the hercu- outdoor recreations! as and the golf lean task quietly Objectors see in like him a personification of the tiger's claws being clipped But insiders It seems to me ithe best trofe- predict an amazing leader He's a sional dancers — such as Jame sort of Jim Cagney in real life Barton George White Jack DonaOne thing is certain he has none Bill hue Robinson Ray Bolger of the detachment the remote Doyle and Dixon and Kelly Patsy bleakness of his predecessor John came up from the sideF Curry Dowling has warmth of the like— ruff-scu- ff ISSlny were "buskcordiality without being effusive walk who for ers" Jigged pitched pennies knows how to make They say he A very needed gift i A and the sheer love of dancing They friends had no special technique but grace chastened Tammany needs them ana a song in uieir neart the heeler ward that Incidentally detestable legacy of another day is Turning into 52nd street this evealmost in total ecliDSe The ward ning I clumped smack into the big- heeler was a booming voiced cigar gest Great Dane I!d ever seen and passer who farmed out his life to almost did a standing Jump out of tne Dusmess oi graft A pagan my skin 1 know now how the fel suckled in a creed outworn New low felt passing grandma's who was York had several thousands He rushed at by old Clay and yelled: was a superb figure for Opper and "Call off your dog lor I'll "knock off his head off" tne otner cartoonists (Copyright 1934 McNaught: Syndi' cate Inc) Jay Price sends me a clipping of 44-1 — a Missouri editor's sum up of New York He says Oscar Wilde's defin ition of a cynic perfectly describes Wool Sales To li— "Knows me price or everything ana ine vaiue oi nothing" By George Clark policy-holder- s' Vigorous Campaign ol City and County Road Improvement and Road from Ogden Seen lo Road to Mount Ogden t Canyon to Weber Canyon- Another North and South Arterial Highway An improved Highway to Great Bait Laka A Central Place On a Tranacontlnental Air Rout Y WEDNESDAY EVENING AUGUST 22 1031 R ' grease np less and st&lnlessj It dries up almost Try D D D Prescription Immediately now Stops the most Intense Itching Four thousand people attended the annual outing of the Utah Retail af Instantly A Is 35c trial bottle Merchants' ' association at Lagoon drug to proveanjtt store guaranteed — or money back D O D is madf recently A corn roast was a fea ture of the event by the owner of Italian Balm -- rr? for Arrr3P'ri onTPPR Here's What These Owners Say Wliat a story they would make if we could print them all! The thousands of statements that pour in from Hudson and Terraplane owners telling why they chose the car they did! In this community 7 out of every 8 men and women who harm bought Hudson and Terraplane in the they depast S month looked at other car before cided In many case they drove and tested 4 or 5 other makes That mean they bought Hudson or Terraplane on FACTS— after they had seen ALL that competing car had to offer Each of these satisfied owners will join us in earing: "CCm I BOUGHT A UUDS07I I BOUGHT A TERRAPLANE right about the mileage I would get from my new Hudson Drove to Beattle last week and averaged 1M miles per gallon at anaveragespeedofSOmUesanhour Thank you for selling me a Hudson —JOHN J WRABEK Spokmnm WmK You were I looked at and tried several other cars and it is the I bought a Terraplane because ' Smartest looking smoothest performing and easiest driving car of all I tried — LOUYSE WILLIAMS AiUnta Qm r CUY ANY CAR TOO HURRIEDLY" s We are sure every one of them i glad he compared Hudson and Terraplane with the others for getaway performance Tested them for power and roominess comfort ease of handling Checked safety and convenience features Got from owners proof of cost ruggedness and low p This is all we ask of any buyer That he do what these people did Compare Ray en facts all-rou- 5 nd i 1 nj U — W DEUTSCH n rvn LJ " 1 J V LJ gMBvw-- n -- " a- UU U wmb t ULT' long-U'- OGDEN MOTOR CARUtahGO e bought a TEiHAPUHE Our Terraplane has been a real thrill front the very beginning Among other things doors— I insisted on good big extra-wid- e and the one place I could get them was i the Terraplane— or of course a Hudson —E F KOCH CMc4h UK Ohio CJarWand - Visit our showrooms end see hundreds cf testimonials en Rusgedness 2852 Washington Ave i pmcno— not' Dovn vji'jp i L ccught a ir::so:i Like a lot of other eeoele I cuess I want to b proud of the looks of my car And do they stop and say nice things about the fine appearance of my Hudson! I never drove a better car— or a better looking one up-kee- toon ns s nn 1 tfijfrf- - --- """" rnn n rn P UZ-aj LJ Economy end Performarue : Ogden hsm w st Fscmr fts uszot O |