Show WEDNESDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 8 193V JENKINS HOLDS 1 STANDARD-EXAMINE- INS Tense Moment On A 'Busman's Honeymoon OBoard Explosion Is Blamed By Churchill In Report r LONDON Nov 8— (AP) — The loss of the British submarine Ox-le- y by an accidental explosion- was announced to the house of commons today by Winston Churchill first lord of the admiralty "Since the outbreak of the war" Churchill said one of our submarines H M S Oxley has been destroyed by an accidental explosion in circumstances which made its publication inadvisable at the time" He did not disclose the place or date The Oxley was one of Britain's - - P o i submarines complethaving a surface disr placement of 1354 tons and a nor- ocean-goin- g ed in 1927 mal complement of 54 officers and electorate manifested with regard men to its present mayor did not ex Churchill declared three times tend t other tubllc officers Ed as many British hunting craft were at work now as at the outbreak ward T Saunders was of war and that "a fairly sound commissioner Marcus L and estimate" of German Critchiow auditor Mrs Bertha W Wynn Is in the "uneasy seat" It appears in this scene as Inspector conseryativelosses THE SPOT OS was between two submarine Logan Barrett Chadwiek interrogates her as a witness to a crime In the play "Busman's Honeymoon" to be preAlong with its mayor week and four every ousted Commissioner O A Sonne sented by the Little Theatre guild at the Little theatre Thursday Friday and Saturday Other members iVWhat I told the house under in favor of George B Bowen in a of the cast are as follows (Top row left to right) Vera Newman Fred Nickson Roscoe Houseley Sheila much reserve six weeks ago I can H close vote but retained "trly Astler! Weldon Tageart Kathryn M Northrup (director) Albert O Mitchell Helen Brophy Corry Her now with more assurance — repeat iuben Pedersen who was un-Chadman Porter and Richard Hamer (front row left to right) Harold Rosevear Len Tillotson Barratt we are gaining a defthat namely opposed as city auditor wick and Bertha W Wynn atover the inite mastery Foe the third straight time Ogtack" den refused to authorize a $3500-00- B Churchill attributed the loss 'of Smith treasurer (all RepubliUPPMANN'S revenue bond issue for a mu the battleship Royal Oak at Scapa cans) nicipal power system the margin to the fact the naval base's Flow — DemoSLsson Kamas Hatch of rejection— 9507 to 5780— being were incomplete defenses larger than on either of the two crat mayor He estimated that Germany Moab — D E Baldwin unopposprevious occasions could produce two new submarines Prov on the other hand voted ed mayor and added "at any rate weekly favorably by two to one margins — Parley Stephens is that we must our Henefer expectation Allied and American Policy the Strategy on twe proposals which would put blican-unopposed one face hundred in Janmayor has now done the two the fighting to promote a success- uary less whatever sinkings have the cUy into the light and power Congress M W Frazler unopOakley— busimss while defeating to the posed things which it was called upon to ful resistance to occurred" mayor a to the for do the and established prepare which has ground It legal same extent a measure — Wk M Frazler unop- framework of America's relation to Oakley good peace by restricting and lowould have extended for another Pearson mayor Ray posed the European war And speaking calizing and humanizing the war 10 years the franchise of the privatown board Democrat president GARBO LEASES for the people it has given the di Basis of New Law tely-owned utility now serving (by acclamation) the which rections foreign pol by the city On the basis of the new law Moroni — Fenton Draper DemTh central Utah community ocrat mayor icy of the administration must be such a policy has been made prac HOME id its mayor Mark so guided On the law there was a di does this new Spring City— Evard J Larsen vision of opinion but in the end the ticable For what means statute mean? It that the tTT Republican mayor were settled by decisive ma Allies must conduct issues on the war the Citilority over Aima van wagenen Kanosh— W B Fennlmore HOLLYWOOD Nov 8 (UP)— on the direction of policy jorities and gave Encumbent J P men of ships conserving principle zens mayor party 0 Garbo has leased a em Greta there was some difference of a tw to one edge over John materials and money First they Scofield— Moyle T Binns Citidihome no was serious indicating that per W McAdan for the four year zens' town phasis but there are on that we shall send president due to the war she intends now neces them nonotice is of vision It haps opinion not So must men city commissioner post — they Springville A O Thorn Inde- sary to organize American policy By law ±e elections were nomi- pendent mayor waste their own men Second they to spend most of her time in Hol with the new law are on notice that we shall pro lywood instead of in Europe in in the four nally Providence— Walter Fuhriman and conformity in accordance with the direc vide them with no more arms or in as as well cities ttah largest David Theurer mayor laid tives down Lake by congress Murray tnd Midvale Salt other necessities than they are the trouble which is not Germany and II B Campbell tied for four-yeClear City subtrbs Entirely able to buy with their own savings nor the German nation's need to councilman state Elsewhere through the made it and transport in their own ships expand its influence and its comThe debate — entirely Democrat B H Hyde Helper where noting took place in vir' directives So they must not waste their re merce but the power of Hitler and those are clear what sources Third by withdrawing our the Nazi party to overawe Gerbe can stated think tually every nook and cranny mayor and I they Sterling — Oscar Peterson unopthe racs were conducted variousas follows: ships from the combat zones in the many and Europe categorically posed mayor we ly alonf strictly party lines or This phoney war has already 1 absolute is of northern Europe waters The States United Brigham City— Alf L Freeman either from blockade the in not frustrated the Nazi power and it will have resolved it that acquiesced ly again Wold E Ernest Carl mayor choice or because of lack of cross the Atlantic and become en The net effect of these three is now sapping its ability to strike N Sheffield and Hansen Charles There from necessity Lewis S Wight councilmen Nel- gaged in the European war as a theses of the American law is that lightning blows and to intimidate few coalition tickets were lie R Cook treasurer (all Repub- combatant on land on the sea or in so far as we are concerned and its victims and to dazzle the world of tne major contests Louise Sorensen record- in the air The embargo on arms in so far as the Allies must take by its might In all probability the licans) municipalities: would not have been lifted had our views into consideration their defensive is the only sound strate— C A Christensen er (Democrat) — A R Beauregard there been any substantial doubt grand strategy must be to re gy in a war against a great land Fillmore nounce great military offensives power But for this particular war unopposed elected mayor that this decision is unalterable Republican-unoppose- d mayor Gtnnison— D E Borg Repub2 deci to this and to conduct an essentially de it is especially efficient and suitSubject primary Kanab— Hoyt Chamberlain Relican elected mayor able For it is suffocating the dynot to repeat the military in- fensive war of blockade and sion mayor ttack namism Lvan — Marion Chrlstensen publican of the Nazi regime shat1917 the of and United tervention pressure diplomatic — Hans ChamberOrderville of kind the war a its to Republican mayor the of this advance For States is ideological force reductering strictly opposed lain Republican mayor to can it Allies inaction and impotence In limited Spanish Fork— John E Booth the assistance Nazism Communism and wish and ing Hurricane — Bradshaw affilia- es to so the should end be will America to it Republican mayor from obtain the resistance deeply impair the strengthen Mona Town — Warren New tion unknown mayor de credit the war and offensive an for of the Nazis these vitality imperialisms adequate revolutionary Fairview— Ed Coons Democrat ton Democrat mayor 3 The American people do not signed to crush the German arm will have been destroyed that they Citi mayor Alpine— Warren Clark write- - think there can be a good peace if ies in battle no assistance we by their own failure Junction — Roy Barlow zen's party mayor Win Not Sacrifice the war kills millions of young shall ever be willing to give them At the same time such a war Morgan— H H Crouch Repub in mayorWallace Wilde Citizens men devastates German French and none that we could give them Peery— Grant Eddington lican mayor and British cities Impairs the phy if we were willing would be suffi- will not sacrifice a generation of ticket mayor council four year and the nerves of the civilian cient The industrial power of the young men and western Europe Republican sique Bear River City — J L Ander man Lawrence Bell Republican and disrupts the social United States is more than enough with its declining birthrate cannot population two-yecouncilman Louise Tag-r- e son Citizens' town president to deprive Hitler of any chance of afford the loss of its best and bravWillard— Merlin N Cook CM organization of western Europe and rt republican recorder Therefore they desire to see the smashing the Allies But it will not est youth A phoney war moremayor Kate Littlefield Republican zens' enough to enable the Allies to over will conserve the resources Milford— Walter E Martin Citi war conducted In such a way that be treasurtr accumulate that superiority of at of western Europe For it is inis re localized and the fighting mayor Mt Pleasant— Justus O Seely zens' unopposed to one which Is the comparably less costly less deleast three — Clinton Roberts un stricted that the neutral nations minimum Santaquin mayor party that to they would need in structive of capital and less disare able remain neutral that Ij'iizen's ibentarfield— C Dewey Lund opposed —mayor to make a frontal attack on rupting than a foolishly conducted order resources are human and material Payson George C Chase Re ood government ticket mayor war like that of 1914-'1- 8 Because army jealously conserved that Implaca- the German Mantl— R Easton ioffitt Dem publican mayor conserves Have men We ana Influence it weaitn a Salina— A C Willardson Citi ble hatreds are not aroused that ocrat mayor we Now have with war of not influence need this kind end in that the normal processes of civilized zens' mayor unMillville— Harry Hoodless exert- irreconcilable bitterness or in such means Allies of and the the suffiare intercourse preserved Orem— B M Jolley Citizens opposed! mayor so that there remains out ing It in practice we should com- misery and confusion that a good ciently — mayor Jake Norris ticket mit ourselves to the doctrine of peace is impossible and a success Randolph Tremonton— N E Shaw mayor side the war a large society of that phoney war which so many ful No 2 mayor reconstruction beyond the wit the which Into nations peaceable y are decrying of man or in a social chaos that Hinckley— Rulon Hinckley Citi (both tickets) Rudy Miller counG belligerents can eventually return pacifists cilman (both tickets) Clifton zen's party mayor revolution These are the great directives on and so many safe civilians find so invites Is M Kerr and Ervin Stohl council-meWellstille— John B Kerr Citi This this For the view that we would phoney James Brough which almost all Americans are unentertalning (Citizens) is of zens' war kind the Allies and if we the mayor upon press precisely right R S agreed What still divides the na- war to wage against the revolu- are clear about now the war American Fork — O D eve re councilman (Progressive) is uncertainty about whether tionary imperialisms By such a should be conducted we shall soon Calderwood recorder (both tick tion Wooton Republican mayor the of the administration war policy Dunn treasurer Levi ets) (both Eureka— Dean Beck Democrat there can be won all that can enough begin to see more clearly in will be directed successfulfact tickets) won be mayor by anybody In a war be- how a good peace can be construct Centerville — Henry A Cleve ly along these lines and whether tween modern Clearfield—G Harold Holt non states This phoney ed it can be But this doubt will di- war alone land Citizens' mayor ticket the source of attacks mayor (Copyright 1939) partisan Garland— Alfred Michaels Citi minish and will be replaced by a Greeariver— Eugenie B Simon confident national unity in so far mayor son Republican may zens' it becomes plain that the ad Richmond— Henry T Plant Jr as or ministration has adopted-- ' a clear mayor Murray —G R Berger consistent and practically effecFarmlngton— Jedediah D Ab tive ed mayor to America out of policy keep non bott mayor Joseph Bybee Gal Bingham — Ed Johnson mavor lard C Carr Frank Udy council Artisan ticket i louth Jordan— Henry Holt town men Robert A Stelter recorder (ail Democrats) uoard president Tracy Hess and Grace Steven Ease Layton— David O Green councilman (both Republi town board president son treasurer Fruit Heights — Samuel G Ray cans) Monroe— Rulon Melville Demo mond president Syra crat mayor cuse— l nomas j reinurgood Stockton — John Mills Demo elected president South Weber-Jos- eph F Staples mayor preslr' I t Mr y i Richfield— Don E Kenney In ident Layton— William A Daw son mayor president Woods dependent Bountiful— S Lloyd Riley Re Cross — Ezra T Hatch publican mayor president (all unopposed) St George— D C Watson Citi Cllnten— John Child Citizens' zens mayor mayor 4i ft't J Monticello — Kenneth Summers Washington— Victor E Iverson the larfett Chicajo hotel but d NOT very neweit— end talk about mayor unopposed mayor 1r?JM 'Mr ''t Nephl— Dr P L Jones Repub —Marvin F Lyman — ed ' s I U-bo- at 0 ° Today and Tomorrow Repu- U-bo- ats Nazi-Communis- r re-ele- m $150000 ct — - Mc-Gui- re $150-00- noi-partis- an ed ar (non-partisa- n) ed non-partis- an op-posit- lai Corner counter-a- ar (non-partisa- n) ed BE QUESTIONED Ill JUDGEAFFAIR Weber High School Will Hear Concert By U 1 S Performers Actress Believed Able to Solve Disappearance WEBER HIGH SCHOOL NEWS Accidental (Continued from Page One) 161 for Reuben G Jolley youthful service station operator Ejected meanwhile were Har- man W Peery colorful mayor of Ogden and A G Lundstrom who has held the chief seat in Logan's city hall since 1925 Peery three times Ogden's may or gave way to Fred M Abbott railroad man 7568 to 8771 while m&strom bowed to William I hne Jr automobile dealer 2346 A quirk in Evans election was that he campaigned on & promise of advocating a municipal light plant the same plat form on which his opponent was swept uto office 14 years ago The dissatisfaction the Ogden SHOWGIRL HILL APPEARFRIPAY COMSTOLD of Canvassers Must Decide Outcome of Mayoral Vote C OH CUE SI RATA Crater Witness? BRITISH SUB OE L RA R MISHAP SINKS LEAD TE 2-VO- THE OGDEN Editor LuJean Hull r Reginald Beales symphony or chestra will appear on the week program j Friday ly assembly Nov 10 at ini'the We ber high school auditorium This the orchestra by sponsored works progress administration 34 consists of approximately members all of whom are professional musicians They will play a group of light familiar which numbers Eugene Reid music Instructor thinks should be- very interesting Division of Class Russell's - advisory Anthony class officers held a meeting Tuesday to divide the remainder of the class into the scholarship room recreational'' and home committees 'The scholarship committee will begin' functioning by giving special talks on Education week The chairman Is Arlene Russell Members are: Freida Bowns Rena Mathie Pauline Black Merlin Earnest Johnson Frank Dye Buise McKay Keith Robinson Soderquist and Thelma Vaughn-PaulinBlack Play Tryouts Held The following students were chosen from tryouts held Tuesday Right to participate in the play Ruth "Pokey": Ursul Hawkes Velma Grace Buckway Caryer Arave Lila Walton Zelia" Cragun and Merle Taylor The play will be supervised and the directed by members of Drama club and Jean Jensen It will be presented as a part of the assembly which will be conducted by the G A A on Nov" 17— Ursul Hawkes and Margaret Din neen Staff Meeting Held The yearbook editorial staff met Tuesday Suggestion for a theme and color schemes were discussed Examples of other for were presented yearbooks Black consideration — Pauline and Dallas Burton Students are asked to return their yearbook picture proofs to the studio on or before Saturday Nov 18 one-thir- 1 ty " SHE'S FOUND June Brice (above) missing New York show girl reported found in a Long Island hospital was mentioned as a possible means of solving the disappearance of Judge Joseph Crater as Mrs) Crater began suit seeking $60000 for insurance the missing jurist carried MARITAL LIFE OF PANTAGES e N ow IN COURT Counter Charges Filed In Divorce Suit of Coast Theatre Scion LOS ANGELES Novl 8— (AP)— The marital life of Rodney A Pan- son of the late million tages-3aire theatre man Alexander Pan- tages and his wife Beatrice Veryl finds 33 a former schoolteacher its way into court today PantaEres la suing for divorce accusing his wifej of drinking to excess and associatine with a Pete Bed Paliji Springs bartender ' well Mrs Pantagesi in retaliation re torted that any drinking she did was occasioned by the fact that for four years she was forced to live with his parents who gave frequent parties at which she was ureed to imbibe She charged her husband with making love to other women including a Betty Be dwell aboard a vacht off Santa Catahna island Both she and Pantages who were married in 1931 seek custody of their j children Veryl 5 and Alexander 1 She also wants S605 monthly alimony - Mrs Pantages has filed two suits not yet ready for trial claiming $750000 damages One is against Mrs Lois Pan-tazher mother-in-lafor $600000 The other seeks relatives $150000 from 11 friends i ana nousenoia employes 3 es w WIDOW OF WYOMING CONGRESSMAN DEAD Nov 8 Ida Harris Mondell 60 wid ow of former Representative died Frank W Mondell Tuesday night died The former congressman In August and Mrs Mondell will be buried beside him here A native of Laramie Wyo Mrs Mondell was the daughter of Dr and Mrs William Harris She attended the University of Wyoming and National Park seminary of Five children all residents Wasnlngton survive WASHINGTON Qf Jurist NEW YORK Nov 8— (AP) —A court order to permit questioning of June Brice former Broadway showgirl and now a mental patient was sought today by an attorney who said she might clear the disappearance of State Supreme Court Justice Joseph Force Crater Emll K Ellis counsel for the widow of Justice Crater said his investigation showed the judge had visited Miss Brice In her Manhat tan apartment the night he dropped from view T believe she can tell us what happened to Justice Crater said Ellis "This discovery foreshadows dramatic developments" Ellis said ha believed that after leaving the woman's apartment Aug 6 1930 Justice Crater had been "taken for a ride" by gangsters attempting to extort $50000 from him If the judge' widow can prove he died a violent death 'she stands to collect $50000 life Insurance Instead of $25000 under a double indemnity clause The Jurist re-- 1 centiy was declared legally dead j Dr Harry J Worthing superintendent of the Pilgrim state hosIsland pital at Brentwood Long 39 has Brice now where M' been a patient since Nov 24 1936 said she was suffering from dementia praecox i HIGHER INCOME PROBE URGED HOLLYWOOD Nov 8 (AP)— Officials of studio unions declining a producers' request to relinquish a 10 per cent wage Increase granted recently urged an Income investigation into higher ' brackets today E J Mannix producers representative cited decreased revenues because of the war last week as he voiced a plea that the International Alliance of Theatrical GOOGAN WILL FACE Stage Employes an A F L affiliate return to its wage agreement to a September boost FOR REMARK prior But William Bioff I A T S tt representative said the unions not agree to such a prowould HOLLYWOOD Nov 8 (UP)— and would continue to press posal What Jackie Coogan meant by efforts to obtain a similar insaying pretty Princess Luana was crease for other A F L unions "stepping out" with his stepfa- not affiliated with the I A T S ther waaa question to be decided e by a court Judge John Beards-le- y He asserted granting of wages in superior court refused to to all A F L workers would cost dismiss a $30000 slander suit the studios $16000000 annually brought against Coogan by the and added: Hawaiian dancer "Before the industry attempt kid star's lawyers to save this $16000000 by shaving The one-tim- e insisted he meant only the "dic- down the little fellows making tionary definition" of the phrase $25 or $30 a week there should be and no insult intended But the a frank discussion and study of judge ruled there was cause foi industry salaries and earnings action and ordered the case ia generally emtrial in a few weeks "There are 246 contract whose last studio one at ployes SUIT - annual earnings totaled $7800000 Of this amount 46 persona re- WAY TO BE CLEARED FOR ROSE DIVORCE (R-Wy- o) HOLLYWOOD Nov 8 (UP)— The way will be cleared Thursday for Billy Rose the little man of the big shows to wed Eleano Holm the shapely swimming atf traction of his aquacade Fanny Brice comedienne whq received first divorce papers from Billy on Oct 27 revealed she has petitioned for her final degree ceived $7000000 "Too fewf seem to be taking out too much and too many seem to be getting too little LIGHTNING INJURIES UNFELT SCRANTON Pa— (UP) — On was Sept 2 John Gowarty 28 stunned by a bolt of lightning while fishing He felt the effects only a few days ago and was admitted to Hahneman hospital for treatment of head and spine blood-thirst- n ed re-ele- (non-partisa- n) ct W !MlLo (non-partisa- n) re-elec- ted (non-partisa- n) re-elec- ted nnjoy these re-elec- ted crat-unoppos- re-elec- ted re-elect- ed ed £5§ til Superb Facilities ed Ah ' 7 i 3 Citizens-unoppose- rBlanding Vo san) no other Chicago- - 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