Show THE OGDEN STANDARD WOMEN'S BRAIN GOOD AS MEN’S 5-- -- 4 -- - “Co-operati- BETTER DEVELOPED But the brain area devoted chiefly to vision appears to be better developed in women Dr Papez said whether this n is difficult to decide feminine-superiority represents an actual because of larger size in areas adjacent male-bra- in The women also show superior size In 'the lower parietal lobe a section Just above the eZr “It 1s m this area” Dr Papez said “that we think the functions of sensation in the hands are controlled This area in the male is compressed from above and is longer” The one region where differences can be seen most often is near the back cf the top of the head an area which is believed to be the sensation of the legs In men this area is larger nearly always “Formerly” said Dr Papez “it was thought that the important frontal lobe of the brain is larger proportionately in men but careful examination does not bear this out” This frontal lobe is often considered the most vital thinking part of the brain SHIPTO CARRY on” she¥f1ails ON STAIN CLUE Train ROME April 5 — (AP)-- A Swedish warship will bear the body of Queen Victoria of Sweden who died last night In Rome back to the kingdom she served for many years Funeral services for the queen will be held Wednesday morning and on the same day a special train will carry the royal funeral party to some German port whence a Swedish naval vessel will then complete the journey to Stockholm In the funeral party will be among others King - Gustave Prince William and the Princess Ingrid Rome was in mourning today for Queen Victoria who had spent many ears in the Italian capital because of illness Members of royalty public officials diplomats and others : locked today to the Villa Svczla the queen died to sign the legister Messages of sympathy have come from presidents rulers and individuals oer the world X-r- ay rectly above him Prisoner Departs Dislikes Fanning BOISE April 5 — (AP)— William Gibson 30 an v Idaho penitentiary prisoner since September 1930 when he was convicted of auto theft in Bear Lake county today took French leave from the prison farm He was a prisoner officials said hut did not like farming Gibson had a record of "priors” at the Washington state reform school well-behav- ed Wounded of organized labor against of Judge John J Parkqr as an associate Carolina of North ustice of the supreme court a senate Judiciary today ook the nomination under advisement with indications pointing to another week before the name gets before the senate William Green president of the American Federation of Labor told he senators that a decision by Judge Parker upholding an injunction restraining the United Mine Workers from certain organization activities had reduced coal miners n West Virginia “to a condition approximating industrial servitude “We can’t go Into the mines to shouted Mr lelp these miners" table “not beGreen pounding the a because us but cause a law stops court order prevents us” Mercer G Johnson director of the peoples’ legislative service Joined in die protest against Judge Parker his red jacket decision as awning one showing an utter inability to size up the human situation in a con-Irmati- on j Frank L Williams 35 & negro who violated his pledge as a t rustle of the city jail by escaping Saturabout day afternoon was rearrested 9 o’clock after he had been shot A Holbrook during a fray with WLincoln hotel 40 proprietor of the 2409 Lincoln avenue Holbrook readily told police after (he telephoning the station thattwice shot a 25 caliber automatic at Williams after the latter had when she orgrabbed Mrs Holbrook dered the negro out of the rooming house Only one bullet took effect penetrating the flesh onNWilliams’ H Savleft side City Physician age said the wound was not serious Captain of Detectives Robert Burk questioned Holbrook at theHepolice was station and released him not placed under arrest Holbrook said that the negro went into a room occupied by a Mrs L M Williams 29 white who was released from the She had served city jail Saturday on a vagrancy charge five days attenMr and Mrs Holbrook’s of screams were attracted by tions to the Williams womanMrsaccording Holbrook Holbrook’s story went to the room and ordered the declined to go and negro out He on came the scene HolHolbrook brook said Williams rushed - at him and he fired twice Police also arrested the Williams woman charging her with vagrancy again She is said to have told police that she had lived with the for several negro in Salt LakeW W Richardmonths Patrolman to detailed guard Williams son was at the hospital ! sub-commit- given case” tee f- - Gain Advice From Pr Morrison SALT LAKE April 5— (AP)— Personal attention to students development of Junior colleges and wide education in all phases of life were advocated today at the closing sessions of the Utah education administrators’ conference Dr H C 'Morrison of the Univerpusity of Chicago urged that eachmeron his Individual be graded pil its and permitted to advance through the grades at his own pace He advocated the development of the junior colleges as a unit ofschools school system He said such may function either as preparatory schools for higher learning or as finishing schools AIRPORTSCENE OF RED RIOT NEWARK N BOLERO SUIT French wool voile in a deep navy blue makes a sweet dressmaker suit that has a yoked skirt and a bolero coat that swings to the same curved line in the back as the skirt’s yoke J April 5— (AP)— A riot broke out late today at Newark airport as 500 communists tore into a group of several thousand Hungarians who welcomed Sandora here in Magyar on his landing for “Justice labelled Hungary1 plane Is hailed bv his countrymen Maorvar U S Jury Convicts Lalvyer of Bribery In Utafi Lead Trial SALT LAKE CITY April 5— (AP) —The annual convention of the Utah --Wyoming division of the Service Star Legion will be held here on May 16 and 17 it was annuonc-e- d here today following a meeting of the executive board of the or- NEW YORK April 5— (Af— Ar- ' ganization thur Sager a former assistant attorney general of the United Istates and also formerly a circuit atorney More than 200 members of the 20 chapters in Utah are expected to attend the gathering here of St Louis was convictedf by a federal jury today of having recent Utah a the in bribed juror as a prospective New York to BudaI suited in a disagreement pest Toledo from here flew Joseph Shalleck and Edward H Magyar Ohio with Ferenc Trattinger a pas- Reynolds who were associated with senger Stones were thrownas freely soon Sager in the defense in the Utah and cudgels were wielded as he had landed Airport officials Lead trial were convicted at the said the trouble was unexpected same time of having conspired with aware that opposing fac' They were juror John to welcome the Sager to bribe the on hand were tions out s for held who Cruz unacquittal were taun-heard flier but no and “hung” the jury til a moment before the landing Federal Judge John C Knox will Nine persons were arrested and several were cut and bruised when pass sentence next Friday and he police reserves got to the flying continued the defendants hV $2500 field hall each until then The maximum entrant in the com penalty for the crime1 is 19 years Magyar Is an petition for a $10000 prize offered imprisonment and a $40000 fine flight by Lord Shalleck and Reynolds may be fined for a Rothermere British publisher $10000 each and sentenced to two § years in prison characterized the counsel Their SCALLOPED HAT verdict as “just the result cf genagainst lawyers in a To top a flat crepe ensemble of eral prejudice and declared of a hysteria” in collar the has period cape purple that if necessary they would carback that is scalloped around the that United States to case the the its felt ry a hat scallops purple edges court supreme rear brim with the front plain non-stopfli- er ’ trans-Atlant- ic WASHINGTON Apnl l Raids within a hundrl of the capitol resulted rest of 21 Chinese' and Lthe a large quantity of 0nnm u Federal narcotiq aeents ' police broke down three doorsloc£ gam entrance to 4U irst the 300 block of rmmyiVinS nue There the a cv‘V'-esfound smoxint ripped oivnw A few doois luVhe-gaine- d‘ thl ng entrance “parlor” throne! 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I DUBUQUE la April 5— (AP)— arAnthony Mann negro about 40 rested in the Chicago Great Western railway yards by Marshal Agent Hoyt and three Dubuque policemen tonight confessed shortly after his arrest to the minder of St Paul Earl Tague this boy morning Taken to police headquarters Mann at first denied the accusation but shortly confessed that he had lured the boy to his home in “Shanty-town- ” beat him over the head stripped him placed the nude Heavy’ body in a wheelbarrow and hauled track where he it up to a railroad ‘ dumped it Mann made the confession to Police Chief John Gllles He could - BOISE April 5— (AP)— Robert give no reason for the attack Carlstrum 19 construction laborer lell this afternoon from the third floor of the federal building addition striking hard ground on his back but was resting tonight without apparent injury other than sever shock disclosed po fracture The Carlstrum a brother of the stone work contractor was pushed into space by a toppling derrick The derrick hurtled after him but by chance wedged against the wall di- Fall' Taken Injuries Are Slight Trusty Escapes But Is Soon Under Arrest Again Utah School Administrators Retired Dentist Charged With Slaying To Get Agreement Among States Insurance of Upper Basin Is Advocated April 5— BENTO NVILLE Ark Mar-tinsbu- Royal Funeral Party Now On Board Special WASHINGTON April 5— (AP)— After receiving the vigorous pro-e- st DERiHOPESTO 1 BODY OF QUEEN THREE POINTS SERVICE STAR’S APPEAL LOOMS RAIDS IS ASSAILED RECEIVE STRESS MEETING DATED IN BRIBE CJjSE IN WASHING! IN HOTEL FRAY Asks Control— Late Saturday afternoon In the district court John O Harvey of Salt Lake filed a petiNo Reason Why ‘Female tion the for letters testamentary In who O'Connor Martin of estate J His Should Not Equal died March 31 leaving a will which named Mr Harvey as executor The ' Attainments estate is valued at $9000 By Howard w blakeslee For Divorce— Edna Winn has com(Associated Press Science Editor) menced suit In the district court woA ITHACA N Y April from Ernest E Winn divorce a man's brain is as good as a man’s — for of failure to proon the grounds of science that is the latest verdict at were married Decemvide They Cornell as made public tonight 11 1929 Mrs Winn asks resber university toration of her maiden name Edna The finding results from measureWilliams and general relief innumerous ment of the brains of dividuals in the famous Cornell colMembers Called— A special meetlection of the brains of notable perof the industrial desons It” was made by Dr James ing of members chamber of comthe of partment W Papez assistant professor of merce and the executive committee neurology department will be held Mon-of “There is nothing in the outer or- of theevening at the chamber day the female brain" commerce ganization of would discuss local merchanto much it make “which he said different or inferior to that of the dising problems male Given the same opportuniVisitors— Mr and Mrs Frayne ties and incentives the intellectual McAtee and Frank McAtee students attainments of women need not be of the University of Utah were inferior to those of men” guests of their aunt Mrs W W STRIKING FACT Browning last Sunday in Ogden A striking fact is that the feminine brains are not exactly like To Speak Tonight — P LeRoy are certain men There of those Nelson will be the speaker In the definite differences which however Fifth ward chapel this evening at seem to counterbalance one another 7 o'clock Dr Papez finds the male brain Back Home — Mrs Peter Anderson averages about seven per cent the street has reheavier and that it frequently is 452 Twenty-eigh- th a six weeks tour from home turned “The greater weight and size " he of southern Utah and Arizona said “possibly are due to greater er system by Monday — The Parent-Teachdevelopment of the fiber This Meeting corMound association of the heavier physical work larger Fort and North Junior schools will responds to the generally of the male meet at the school building Monday physical development Men usually have a stronger circu- evening at 8 o’clock Supt W Karl address on lation than women and this may In- Hopkins will deliver an school band Even the brain and of the size fluence the newborn boy babies have brains will play several selections slightly heavier and tending to be slightly larger” SLWDAY MORNING APRIt a EXAMINER JUDGE PARKER NEGRO IS SHOT Qity Briefs - e ii fiS wax the |