| Show ( THE OGDEN fUlND AY MORNING JULY 22 1934 N ATURE STANDARD-EXAMINE- or rum ciors rsrwaieJLtves Target In Movie Crusades 77 SEND? CROP PROGRAM OVER ITS GOAL O fiYmSnrnluses Needed To Avoid Shortage of Products CO WASHINGTON July as Nature stepping-ra I )— uuwcu-uui- " " - : ? :: I c k 1 I - ' :- v Vc5 - 4 : assistant to the AAA's crop reducing' program has made It overshoot a goal or two a survev today showed that the fibres aimed at In the live major I CO 32 - V Vt4vi I j led unofficial ever forecasters 'iff! : A Christgau ac ing AAA administrator said that while re dacing surpluses In other things the drouth is indiscriminately cur tailing forage crops which! are bad ly needed ¥— OFFICIAL HELD IN BANK FRAUD t : pic-tnr- ee (UP)— In Tex May J933 A Tex CUP) —Shownian- ship reached a high point at a recent wrestling match here when a particularly tough grappler Jerked the top off a ring post and belabored his opponent with it The crowd's boos turned to daughter however when the tough one dropped his weapon It bounced about the ring floor as harmlessly as it had bounced 'off the opponent' skull It was made of rubber DALLAS — Vet's Way e Reform in films is not enough is the cry of crusaders screen stars must eliminate any smirch of scandal from their lives Reformers pjint to rumors that Gloria Swanson upper left who already has! divorced three husbands will divorce her fourth and wed Herbert Marshall English actor) who's now wed They mention Jean Harlot upper right who at 23 has shelved her third mate Constance Ben nett shown above holding nanas witnuubert Roland who often appears with her In places though uonnie still has a be- gublic and Marlene Dietrich lower right a v ' vs j) Fans Demand That Idols Keep Free From Scandal o f r - 1 o you present trend of the motion picture censorship fight which during the last few weeks has become one of our leading national quiet and peaceful so devoid of vice and wildness and so businesslike that it will make any midwestern village look like a den of Iniquity — By DAN THOMAS Such will be the Hollywood of NEA Service Staff Correspondent HOLLYWOOD Calif—A city SO tomorrow judging from the issues In addition to purifying : II i v v : ivont nave T to Pioneer life with its household hardships and drudgery is a thing of the past in thousands of Idtchens Your gas company has dbnq the pioneering in bringing to you modem Natural Gas service—the service that changes drudgery to iease and happiness for you! - pic- - YS i j i v ' 0§ WOOES § i i: i j : o 'rack ever imprisoned before formal Indictment the former cab Inst member removed his! caramon lal kimono and donned blue jumpers at tne jau Ktkaiima maintained that ha f Innocent of the charsea which also had Involved members of the finance ministry — j t-- — t Sewer May Be Torn Up To Rescue Pup ITL Jul 21 — SPRINGFIELD whimnerln?w no! 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NEW 1935 REFRIGERATION — The gas refrigerator is perma-- r and it costs less to operate bejeause nently silent nothing to wear it has no moving mechanical parts out or need costly repairs ' Allowances PHHCOS-S22- i 90 up I PLAN PURCHASE ABOUT EASY TUB LEARN AND C03IB IN ' ! - t - - Strictly First Grads 13 J a Gallon Auto '( ' ' Former Minister Maintains He Is Innocent of Charges TOKYO July 21— (U)— Baron Nakajima former Japanese minister of commerce was arrested today oa charges developing from the Taiwan bank scandal litis charges developed from the revelations of official irregularities which led to the downfall of the cab- lnet headed by Premier 9 alto (The procurator acused the baron of obtaining hundreds of shares of Imperial Rayon which the bank al legedly manipulated Tht first Japanese! of high LAREDO R Rutherford or Lareao gave a pair of German police dogs to his - friend J C Eluntzer of Corpus Christi 157 miles away One morning recently Mrs Ruthpo erford saw a familiar-lookin- g fin-ni- l lice dog in the yard It looked at her when she called pricked up its ears and leaped forward with every manifestation of delight It' was the female of the pair Rutherford to his Corpus Christi had tures But tney Cling to tne rigui Of its favorite actresses running friendgiven to live their private lives in any around in public with one man Bicycle Gave The dog was footsore and almost manner tney piease aeienums while she is married to another hv nnintlnff out that as Constance Bennett has-donheir Its legs were badly exhausted To S17 there is even moreoneimmorality with Gilbert Roland while mar- swollen from the long 'Jaunt ' back and Vice in New vny man ried to the Marquis de la Falaise home ' TttWTfiTON Idaho (UP)— You've in Hollywood approve of a girl who It23doesn't to keep up with the tlmea so husgot first true is her divorced has at In all probability that Sparfish war vet Elmer J Burnett and it is equally true that you band Whose second husband hi bicycle and bought a 1822 sold has who and suicide the Committed hear few nrotests restardinjr Ford morals of New York That may separated from her third mate lje was getting too old to pump be attributed to the fact that our as has been the case with Jean screen stars belong to tne public Harlow the! bicycle up and down Idaho's woman who want a He sold the two wheels and as hllli doesn't as does the much It presi just or unuea etaies frame sprocket chain and all for has divorced three husbands and CLEVELAND (UP) — Improved dent ine Tf is thp nnhli( whn iraisss is reported ready to shelve her family conditions attendant on lift$17 and paid 15 ior tne car i — them from inconsequential play- fourth to become entangled with ing of depression worries are re pubCleveland of as 'seems fleeted in grades ers to stars earning enormous a married man such NEW COLLEGE COURSE salaries The citizens of New to be the case of Gloria Swanson lic school pupils in the opinion of AMHERST Mass— (UP)— "Floral and Herbert Marshall William L Connor chief of the York are simply private bureau of research arrangement" is the tujle of a new It doesn't 'want a woman at-to school board's said that more nearly nor- course added to the curriculum at Connor masculine parade around inDietrich than at- any time Massachusetts State college Stuconditions does mal IT'S PUBLIC'S RIGHT tire as Marlene years are in- dents will study the principles inThus the Dublic has a rieht to Those are things for which the during the last five now being volved ' in the arrangement and tests of results condemned in is dicated rilrtatfl thfl nr1vati livps nf its entire film icolony mnvifl favnrltps whfirpas it has and rightly so Andit is such tabulated use !of cut flowers and plants basno such right as far as the aver- stars' whn in the future will find ket and vase arrangements table if it that there is no place for them that the screen stars who be- decorations ' home church and age person is concerned were not ior tne public adora- on the screen other Interior decorations A study mass of our popul- cause of their positions are ex- of color and color harmony as aption which has made it possible The great to certain amples for the younger generafor them to earn huge salaries ace- lives i according to such work also will bo mnst nf nr famnnt film fnllr conventions c And these persons tion should conform to these plied made might be in the bread lines or ' nv a TiPrTPrr riiinL lu ueiiiauu same ideals VE:'HAVE: to 00 Consequently they owe something' to the rjeonle who have given them every luxury money can buyv And living according to accepted conventions certain ly is a very cheap price to pay In the past the film folk have lived in their own little world with their own conventions and moral code From now on they will be asked to conform to the more popular conventions And PLAYERS MAY OBJECT wa v vnu're eoins to hear Unless they want to do that they "hntxrla nf nrntftst from the film will have to turn to something besides the screen for a colony the minute any attempt is made to regulate the private lives of its residents y Most of the persons here admit ACTIONS ARE CONDEMNED Film fandom doesn't want one the necessity of cleaning up pic f Re- predict a fall harvest coiislderably smaller than the July estimate As for tobacco efforts ire being made to limit production to pounds The off itial forecast in 1040000000 of Jlog production gave promise set mark "closer even to the coming The administration sought to hold production to 60000000 bead Officials estimated actual production st between 55000000 and 160000000 (Victor1 0 i how- 1000-0000- (0 ' A crop of 2113137000 bbshels of corn was Indicated officially while the administration sought a reduc- tion to 156317000 busWels ports of new drouth damage 1 '1 I i - 10-195- CO Wrestler's Weapon Walked Made of Rubber 157 Miles To Home 1 - I Wheat averaged 84481200 bush"The AAA els during 1923-19718030370 to cut to that sought Nqw the July report Indicates 'a crop of only 433662000 btshels The cotton program premises to hit the mark closer The average in 1828-3- 2 was 14657000 bale and the farm administration sought to pull It down to 10460251 bales The official indications now poiit to at the best earning very meager Police Dog livings Grades Reflect Depression Dated life-save- disaster tures Hollywood Itself may have to be cleaned up And there is some Justification Va rfAmnnris nf the VarlOUS reform groups pertaining to the screen personal livesstarjoiin tne motion crowd Every fnrfav is a national idol The public wants to idolize its screen lavontes iicuuc iu n thfi stars to live lives which will stand idolization at programs— wheat cotton corn to bacco ana nogs— euner nave oeeu or surpassed virtually reached Drouth i insects and 'floods gave the reduction drive a ml$hty but unwanted snove aiong lis course SURPLUSES NEEDED It has become apparent to di rectors of the program that some surpluses they regarded as oonox-ifti- it a vpar acq would be needed to avoid shortages this year 1 The officials of course) are not happy about nature hording in They sought orderly cutting of farm output Nature in her cruel way has been disorderly willing" out whole farms and areas They say benefit payments offered to farmers for cutting producrs to people tion come as whose crops have been wfped out There Is talk also of settlni up crop reserves to guard agalnsa future j CO R OGDEN 231T Wash Are JPljono 32 15 SALT LAKE 13S East Broadway jpfcone Was 3015 2333 WASniNGXON" AVENUE s '(- I |
