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Show " wmm w mm i '1 THE DESERET NEWS SALT LAKE CITY SIMPLE FUNERAL HONORS ; tikn SLAIN JAPAN PREMIER ConParty Seiyukia ducts Rites; Public Absent ( AP ) - A simple j Buddhist funeral service, attended by SSe of Japans leading public j men who crowded into the DubUc hall of the premiers residence today the nation s fare ell to the late Premier Snyoshi Inukal.' slain Bunday by a group of young TOKYO , 't' i u and there bo proceaalop and Bo , outside ceremonies. Late tins afternoon tha body was 10 bo aoostcBtatiouaiy to a crematorium. Part of tbo aahaa wars to bo buried in tbo Zoofclaaya cemetery boro and tbo root t tb 1 tale premier's birthplace at Okay-sms. Sa soon aa tba funeral cere t monies were ended the party leaders resumed their parleys over the selection of a new cabinet. The situation had cleared considerably today and the indication a as that the army .and political leaden had patched op their differences Tha belief prerailed that the army would accept a cabinet which would be made up chiefly of membera of the Setyukal Party,but would contain also some otbera. General 8Aso be renamed minister ofwar newsPeper commentators mredlctsd. Because of the prospect for was! "tron pe,c: si shown on the Tokyo stock load-) change during the morning, lo their recovered shares ing and several on Wednesday on above the cloning quotations ."L assassins. Tha Setyuksl party, which the slain premier beaded during the last two and years of bis half century In parliament, conducted the funeral services. These constated merely of the rending of messages extolling the virtues and services of the deeeas-ed- . They wore read by the beads of tbo Selyukal and Mtoeeito parIn' both houses of parliament ties while messengers representing the emperor and empress burned tn- reuse befora ths tltir en which tbo plate wooden casket rested. Tba general public did not par lid pats to the funeral ceremonies one-ha- lf Saturday. - of them frenzied relatives of tba ensued tbrongh tbo guard Unea and surged up to tbo Mocked tmmet entrance. . A force of Carabineers put down the disorder. Loaders of the isoeua grow said It probably would bo Into today bo fore they reach tbs entombed men. They said they feared soma cl the victims, bad been drowned by cumulating water to tba tunnel !1 S ORDERED TO PUNCH CLOCKS ON PARTY TIME CO-ED- LOB ANGELEa.-TflXS- ) Pretty University of Southern California who so on dates with men today bad decoma dock punchers I hey must check in and out of sorority houses. Tba dean of women each sorority house wills a book upon which must be registered tbo time or departure and arrival home of alt who go out st noghto with heir mala friends Overtime," tba dean ruled mast be faithfully recorded on tbo little books. Freshmen must chock in by T:t p.m-- , sophomores by t:J p.m. and juniors and seniors by it pm. except on Saturday night when the dock must be punched not latar than thirty minutes past midnight. eo-o- Utah Graduate nro-vid- Dies Li MENTAL DEFECTIVE i Davis county high - school, where ha was editor of tbo school year book. Attending tbo Uni varsity of Utah, bo became a member of Blgma Pi social fraternity sad va active in student publications work. Bo graduated to liti. matrlcnlatlng tbo beat- - year, at George Waablagtoa university: Surviving are bis parents, four brothers, John C.. Glenn W, and Ids J, of Bountiful; Normas W of Big Plney. Wye. and a sister, Mrs. Ross Richards. Tbs body will bo brdugbt to Bountiful for funeral services. Use at Capital France Recognizes Mr. and John H. Barlow, of Bountiful, received word Friday that their son. Lowell Walker Bar-loof the University of graduate Utsh. bsd died suddenly to Washington. D. C where he was studying law at the Georgs ton university. Details to tha cause of death bad not been received. Toung Barlow was bora Jan. 11. IMS, at Bountiful. Ho attended co-e- ds FRIDAY MAY 20 1932 K Her-- 1 letter to President Franklin ' I lie eon list of a talas Tbo latter also Instruciloos to sled sals oea Urn slating entering apoa graduate work ta French universities. to tm t.rABKora. A server of PROVO. Bay Ihs parking problem In ths bust. boss' district will be undertakes for a taw daya ander tha direction of Chief of Police Otto Blrk following a request made at the elty commission meeting by members of tha retail merchants' commit tea. Tkare- - - Degrees of B. Y. U. PROVO. May SA A diploma of lan4 BcUncea FBlfnUjr,li valent to by BriffbamYflrung! considered Aa is equi- Ui French Baocaluronta enable a atadent to enroll in a French university or nendomy for n etnte or university degree, according to vord Just received fi tbe consul general of Fraaot, ta a an wMt i 1 Make the Finger Tip Test! WORKMEN BATTLE You don't have to be s spice expert to recognize FOUND IN CAGE TO REACH SO MEN ' tbe flavor of Durkee s Nutmeg the CHICAGO. May 20. (AP) Pofkwite ever since ENTOMBED ALIVE full-bodi- lice reported they found Irvin Ktnr, grandma s fame! At all grocers, m tbe green can. TEMULCO. Chile, May JO (AP), year Old mental defectivu. eon- f!nd In n cafe In the basement af I Workmen, ..delayed nearly 14. I r the horns of his fatlisi. Usui j ItteTi Routs by bitter cold weather and 71 years old. heavy rains continued today their' Their discovery, made yesterday, frantic efforts to ranch St men bur-- ! lad to tbo Las Raleoo tunnel, near' resulted from an investigation bom, by a landslide. quested by neighbors. Rescue operations were baited) Members of ths family explained train had been placed to the cage because it was the easiest way of taking tare of him. and that be rtot broke out aa onlookers, many) had been confined there for two weeks Pollee Captain Ira McDowell ordered the cage dismantled and the youth taken upstairs to live with a 21 ssrxa AUMTIKT v1 n H f MAUD .i u. n- - - --TMED ONCE ..YOULL NEVES DO WITHOUT IT tbo family. SEVEN ALIENS OFF. D. Smith. U. 8. dlotrirt direc tor of Immigration, left Thursday for Denver with seven aliens being for deportation, two taken east to Canada, three to England and one each to Germany and Scotland .One of tha party was William Edward Gilbert. 3d. alias W il- ium Kearns paroled from tha state prison after serving two years of sn. indeterminate sentence for forgery. . EXTENSION GRANTED Tbe federal radio commission has given station KSL of Salt lake sa extoaeic i of time, until Nov. 17, to complete the new installation authorised last fall, according to Eart J. Glade, managing director. Work on tha new transmitter station west of tbo elty will bo started within a week, t is announced. btgh-pow-- er crn the NEW bread $ j Better taste . . . greater nutritive value . . . finer bread. A dark bread so delicious, soi appetizing that its liked my many who never before cared for dark breads. Children, - yOU dob an important problom aidiiU fowling wbon yew giro young- - tor BLUE MOON. 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