| Show THE OGDEN THURSDAY EVENING JULY 26 1934 STANDARD-EXAMINE- Competition For Loch Ness BEET SUGAR ACTRESS WILL MARRY WRITER foi DAN THOMAS — - R NATIONS - X T IN Amalgamated Set Down For Nearly Two Million Sacks OLDjlEXICO J Greta Garbo Ha Bad Cold 1 By United Press) '(Cccyrlght " HOLLYWOOD July 28— (UP)— All the romance of old Mexico will 'embellish the marriage of Gloria r Stuart film actressf to Arthur Sheekman writer when the couple take their vows Saturday at i V M — V "- - " : i t v J DlViN3 1 J - J t 25 f V A ' The other side of the Mexican martial machinery had a role today in superior court where Virginia k t- - 3 film actress and for mer winner of the "Miss Memphis beauty r title found herself ft wne Hfthbs Hall MAaGep-r- o aoqienne r i stepwem Ames Ames umed w a nvh TO ACCOMMocfTS lOO &XST5 DIVORCE INVALIDATED The court Invalidated a divorce obtained from her by James M Hall Animals Jbarn Big Salary -' in Juarez Mexico two ears ago As Extr4s In New Action was an indirect result of Mdvies a separate maintenance suit filed by Mrs Elizabeth Ft Hall the realty broker's 'second wiff Declaring By DAN THOMAS "Dostcard "divorces a fraud and de NEA Service Staff Correspondent lusion" Superior Judge Yankwlch HOLLYWOOD July 24— It lsnt denied the suit and awarded nan to be handsome movie necessary an annulment on the ground that star a smart executive di '"his marriage to the be &uty contes- rector or writer to reap big profits tant was still good from the film Industry You can be just as successful I Greta Garbo Swedifh film star are a good f animal trainer or you was coniined to her home today witn own a variety of animals 1 even a severe cold temporarily delaying F Comport whol owns a rant production activities ai her studio some miles from the celluloid vil Doctors reported she would be un lage receives thousands of dollars able to work for several days every year from the various studios f— simply for the use of his animals of which he has a large variety Comport supplie-- most of the ani mals you see oh the screen with the exception of dogs horses and lions He has a standard price for h every animal Bears bring $50 a day trick mules 6 or-eve- MISSOMilflNS WED i f 70 VEARS QUEEN CITY CUP) —Mar- MO-- - ried 70 years! That's the 'record of Mr and Mrs Baty S Collins of Queen City When they recently celebrated their seventieth anniversary of mar- ried life Collins propounded his views on matrimony and was par- ticularly scathing in denouncing the modern institution oX divorce "It's a shame the way young folks psts divorced these days" he said "It seems' they get married just for fun Of course it's human nature to get out of sorts at times but I'd i ' " j ' never leave my woman to suffer I've been mad enough at times to skip but and go back to the army if I didn't believe as I do'j And Mrs Collins sitting quietly in a rocker- smilingly fcgred re-! - Collins a Civil war veteran called his financial plight after being mustered out of the army He said he had a hard time at first but always managed to eke out an exHe finally succeeded in istence getting an $3 a month pension and with that money bought and paid for the house where they aire now living Eight of 11 children (are now living and Collins recalled how at the last reunion he gave each of them $100 I i I had "And 15 too" he chuckled i or 20 cents left j j A Republican he expressed a hope President Roosevelt wduld come out on top but he added T just don't see how he Is going to fio it Democrat smiled tolerantly Children Held After Nudist Gamp Raid cockatoos and mackaws $25 kanga roos $40 trained swans $15' a white mule $25 a cow and-cal- f $750 skunks $750 sheep $150 and chick ens 25 cents apiece : Comport and (his five sons take care of all the animals and manage to make a very! comfortable living the simply by renting them out-tstudios ARTS TRIBULATIONS Jeanette Mac Donald and Maurice Chevalier were supposed:- - to be drinking a toast" with - champagne' for a scene in "The Merry Widow'1 ginger aie havieg been substituted for the genuine article Five times the scene had tq be taken and each timet as soon as - uirector trns Lubltsch called 1cut Jeanette would walk over to a prop bowl and spit out the ginger i ala she had been ' holding in her mouth standi the stuff" she con "I can't --- : fided--- - : "Why don't you use real cham pagne?" I asked don't like: that either' she returned "The only thine I like is sweet wine land that doesn't r"I sparkle" HOLLYWOOD FILM SHOP Mich United Press Staff Correspondent HOLLYWOOD— (UP)— Ann Harding's" newest picture "The Life of Vergie Winters" has drawn a little a rather censorial disapproval shocking circumstance to the thousands who have come to think of Miss Harding as a lavenderlace anomaly in a frivolous business Certainly' it is with real shock that most will read of 'a Harding opus— "Vergie Winters"— being classed by churchmen with "Born to Be Bad" "Merry Wives 'of Reno" "Notorious But Nice" "Uncertain Lady" and "Playthings of Desire" For' that matter many moviegoers- were a little startled possl- Diy at tne inclusion in the same black list of "Little ' Man What Now?" and "Laughing Eoy" Certainly the producers get thereby their first real taste of what the churchmen ' meant by immorality1' and how deeply - they Were determined to dig before" they rested "Little Man What Now?" was banned one supposes because of the" sequence in which Hans finds that his mother is entertaining loqse company at her (and his) house but certainly Hans'conduct is ir reproachable- as- he bundles hisyoung wile and unboni-soout of the pjace immediately and forever It is entirely probable that the most successful and artistic of Miss Harding's past pictures never would have survived Clerical scrutiny' ' ''Holiday'was clean bright entertainment-- but "East Lynne" was a faithful reproduction of the old shocker' Followed "Condemned" in which Miss Harding played the wife cf a Devil's Island warden who took Ronald Colman a prisoner as her lover and arranged his escape The Animal Kingdom: made a strong brief for the theory that a mistress is sometimes more decent - - 147015 — By VINCENT MAHONEY -- and wifely than a wife r Birthday Observed By World-wid- - - -- v was-readin- g - Seat-lOc-A- - A '$v' BEVERLY FARMS Mass July 26 — (AP) — A kindly old gentleman who holds no office but has at his fingertips more information on foreign affairs than many rulers celebirth anbrated his seventy-sixt- h niversary today He is Colonel Ed ward M House confidant of President Wilson- in World war days intimate friend of President Franklin D Roosevelt and personal host to the visiting great from overseas Colonel House "altogether too busy" for any celebration said "the absorbing international problems" no longer leave him time for do mestic affairs ' - : ' :V " - : the-Siames- - - j —— — — f SOME COOKIE SILVERTON Ore — CUP)— Miles Barber bet a cookie that a local bank would not reopen He paid Miss' Ina Harold with one eight decinches In diameter two-tierorated with white icirf pink and green floral wreaths and the words: ""I lost Miles Barber' ed IIEAIH MINNEAPOLIS — (UP) — A glass attached to - a pump which creates positive and negative pressures within the boot has been used to save badly frozen limbs which would otherwise have to be amputated according to the magazine "Modern Medicine" The boot and pump apparatus was originally developed by two Cincinnati physicians Dr Li G Herrman and Dr Mont L Reid to aid patients suffering so severely from ' diseases of the blood circulation that their limbs might formerly have been amputated The name given to this new treatment is "passive vacular exercise" ' which has been abbreviated to "pavaex" Instruments to provide this treatment in cases of freezing where the circulation to the limb is impaired and other diseases of the arteries and veins in the legs are now available In- many ''hospitals ' throughout the country ' HEAR! tlement of the United Empire Loyal ists'in the eastern townships section of Quebec and in otner parts o Canada is being commemmoratea this summer with issuance of alO-cent Canadian postage stamp Although known as the French Canadian province Quebec has in its eastern townships' section a bloc Of Inhabitants who are descendants the Loyalists who followed the Union Jack across the northern boundary of the original 13 states when they won their independence at the close of the American revolu -- tion Ala— (UP) MOBILE — Clyde Heath's exciting trip from Floma-to- n ll Ala to a CCC camp at &a was interrupted here Police 'who removed him from a train to jail where he was charged Sli-de- Last Times Todayl ' SHIRLEY TEMPLE "of "BABY TAKE A BOW!" with drunkenness did was: Drive: from a train coach all passengers but five ' companion CCC men attempt to tear up the train and try 'to provoke fist fights with one the conductor two flagmen switchman the engineer and a fire- man I I memoration letters which American tourists write the folks back home if weighty enough will carry an olive ereen stamp the design of which has as its central panel sculptured group "portraying a man a woman and two children standing between the figures of Brittania and American Indian a North f4 EARLY HOME STUDIED AUSTIN Tex — (UP) — Texas homes built before the Civil war will become the subject of a spe cial history under the terms of a Rockefeller Foundation grant award ed Miss Fannie Ratchford Wrenn librarian University of Texas She will begin her study of Texas' early architecture by examining a house at Peach Point now in ruins ex cept for one room once occupied by Stephen F Austin noted Texas STARTS TOMORROW " He drew a tenday jail sentence r7v "MANY HAPPY RETURNS- CnD-DEPOQnl "Where It's Really Cool" LixXG Li LI CB vtO ! 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" ( Starts Tomorrow! r 11 ¥i!!lDiJLt'UtU!J:l!ilie3 AJ t)T saw £S5 Uji " u —— 4 Tta LLU5VY - 1 Female Earthquake Rocks Frisco! Panic rages from Chinatown to Barbary Coast as this sotears loose in ciety hell-c- at an orgy of violence! Here she — ujniip'i 1 And ' is whose whose is FRISCO ARLENE smile is paradise kiss is death! What Features I ' fS J I 3 11 BETf E BAViS DOdALD WOODS Action! LKJDSAY crgcrct LYLE TALBOT As this modern Red Man strikes back to save his people! v4 !:' J BIG FEATURES I I 1 Story a Woman! jjy About a Woman! For Every Woman! r—tni: —iri r '7 nL VI —IrJsLi i 0ELEH mm J ft T17ELVETREES D0I1ALD 1700DS 0 ALP II OOnGAI! ONRpE 01VSLEV HERBERT 7ARUtR 8SOS PICTURE — A FOX PICTURE Added Short Features' "EVERYBODY IJKES JIUSIC Second Feature 2 CoIX-- ) ' UG( A - iV yZZ f U I ACTION! ACTION! ' Hi JVL BARTHEOIESS IN liQLLYlVOOD" STATION ESli I George Burns and Gracie Allen RICHARD - "45 ninuTEs i i A starring Bing Crosby with the tunes brilliantly played by Mark WarnoWs Orchestra! f nmw "Where It's Really yooi" nv Scene from "She A I Last Times Today "Massacre" ON n IH said all Heath 7 Not" newest picture 3 in MAN bond Lbslic in - As a consequence of the com Preview of the screen HEAR ALL Williams EGG COSTS MAN LEG WEST STOCKBRIDGE Mass— (UP)—His attempt to save the eggs of a hen pheasant which had been flushed from her nest by his mowing machine cost Harry Klein his right leg While collecting the eggs he stepped in front of the cutterr Olive oil is to be exploited as a bar The1 horses shied and his leg was sliced off lubricant in Algeria SHERBROOKE Que— (UP)—The classic "Cimarron l" Loves Me sale The faniilies trace their Jineage to Robert El Lee Abraham Lincoln President jBuchairian's father Presi- dent Pierce Hefijry Clay Thomas Jefferson Andrejw and Stonewall Jackson brothers of George Wash- ington Daniel loone Roger and other jrames important!' in !':'' e£rly :Amerlcan history Mrs Laura Pefrson Phillips of Springdale exhibited many old pieces of china and otlher heirlooms hero during Pioneer (Wfek There was her famous bluff iVedgewjood 'and Joseph pieces with the rruch-sous- ht Stubbs stamp1 pThiese shej brought from heri 107ryeir-ol- d cherry wood corner- cupboard) r! '::'"! One of her ipobt prized pieces Is a plat£ made ljyl Clews on which is a picture of the' Pittstleld Elm— the tree finder 'vl'hlch Rev j Thomaj Allen Geprge Washintons chaplain organized hli First Detach- ment of Berkshire Mlnutemen n Ateaobt brought from a home 500 years old It at Farmihgton :nas been! handed down by jthe sarae family ffiom S Eotiland' to Nova Scotia to Virgin to Tennessee- and finally earning to Arkansas a hum dred years ago ' A piece! of chih a lonce usd on tlK' table of Presiden Pierce was among vi i the coiiecitions II l! Rookie's Trip Was Exciting Boot To Frozen Limbs - I1EAH! Wheeler and Woolsey in aKreaming personal interview e 1 150th anniversary of the final set 'Hof Gasoline TOPHIKSiniTJ- cointry for covfted Special Stamp For Canada's Day Urged T Drivers Warned BIRMINGHAM Ala — (UP) — Warning has been issued to mo- torists here asrainst purchase of "hot gasoline "Hot" motor fuel is described as that bootlegged into the state with out payment of taxes Buying the illicit gasoline constitu pes aid to ' a violation- of the law The contraband l brought into ine cuy in unmarked tans truck from "wildcat" oil fields On occa sions according to authorities it is transported in mill cans as a ruse Lower prices occasioned by escaping the tax provide a lure for automobile owners but jthe gasoline is said to be Inferior 14 Quality Hilli pieces of thinawat-- J Jewelry needle- craft and furniti re But the prizec possessions of the aristocratic old ampies are not for STARTS TOPdORROW I - Countries of the British Empire have provided furniture made of the best Empire woods India will furnish the room of the President of the Assembly while New Zealand will panel a room in New Zealand wood and provide the nw palace with a Presidential chair fin Samoan wood South Africa and Australia have also contributed towards the furnishing of the League's new home j 'Persia will provide magnificent carpets for the private Council Maybe the notorious Loch Ness sea serpent is wilder than this one room the office of the President iof but he doesn't have so charming a jockey Mrs John Miles Lewis the Council and the office of the lantern-jawed Old monster through his paces off is putting the President of the Assembly Siam Point Comfort Va Presumably the creature was built without has presented a bookcase in carvpd the consent of Loch Ness natives '(Associated Press Photo) wood In style : —4 — — The coldest Inhabited "spot ton The Buddhist innonks of Tibet ior CCC Camp An Aid Glass are usingj eiectrjij praying wheels earth is verhoyansk Siberia " ' j Buying tp the Ozark an schemes- - boot House e - 17 TA'- - —f4 Now comes "Vergie Winters" in RIDE 'EM COWGIRL!" Although she has made a tre which a village -- seamstress "takes mendous success as a dramatic act up" anyway with a man whose relaress Karen Mprley isn't satisfied tives have blocked their marriage Now she wants! to play In westerns "Laughing Boy" was adapted from "I used to gets a big kick out of the Pulitzer prize novel of Oliver tnose norss operas when I was a LaFarge: intimate and t student of kid and I can't' think cf anything the Navajos The book was regardan artistic accomplishment 1 ed - as be more that would ' than '4 t - cw vi thrilling Atiiiiig Mi a and valuable ua now anthropological doctxicm Karen declaresj "I believe they are ument but certain scenes which going to return to popularity In a were written with an objective dignity burst into flame when: played big way too" 1 on the screen THE CHURCH OUTDONE A replica of j a small Russian she knitting a sweater but she church interior was standing on was was working a crossword puzzle at one of the huge studio stages Hun same time Her maid sitting bethe dreds of candles flickered Above the definitions were dozens of powsrful studio side her Miss' Boland was supplying the and more each lights giving light than patriot all the candle$ combined Director words to fill in the little squares Rouben Mamoulian stood just out of the camera range making sure that everything was ready for the "Last Times Today snooting or thejscene Then he gave "3 ON A HONEYMOON" BOB STEELE" j the signal "In With From outside the church could ZASU "FIGHTING PITTS CHAMP" be heard 'a chorus 'of voices Suddenly the doo?s opened and hun dreds of Russian peasants recruit ed from all over southern California Time ?pAny marched slowly Into the church It was the midnight Easter service for C 1 ill :mJ "We Live Again"— arid one of the most impressive scenes I ever have O — j (UP)— Eight two children were held adults and in county Jail after a raid on an alleged nudist camp iear here by snerilf C E McKinni "A space of two acjes had been carefully cleared of underbrush" the sheriff said "Thie debris had been piled around tile edges to form a wall of brush None of the people had a stitch or Some were playing volley ball some were were pitcning horseshoes arid torae ' sitting around talking ' A man who said he j was a mem ber of the "executive board" of the camp told the sheriif the group caiied tnemselves the Health Hunt' ers' ' club He said he was an un- witnessedemployed school teacher FILLING SPARE TIME ' —— 7 K Mary Boland jcertainly doesnt be lieve in wasting : her time The other day I found her sitting on the of set between scenes And not only DELAWARE Latin-Americ- 5 t i BY 'ARKANS of Nations has accepted a gift from nations for the new now under construcLeague Palace tion at Ariana Park The gift consists of a bronze tablet tie bearing an inscription from speeches of Simon Bolivar -- It was presented by the Governments pf Bolivia Colombia Panama Peru and Venezuela The gift will placed in a prominent position in the new palace which it is hoped will be completed in timefor the September Assembly in 1935 j M Avenol has accepted 'gifts bf furniture and objects d'art for the new palace from 16 nations He refuses to accept some of the gifts which are offered until he is sure they will harmonize with the general decoration and' furnishing - " Amalgamated Sugar Co' Ogden Utah 1989128 ' American Beet Sugar Co- - Denver- 2885242 Great Western Sugar Co Denver 9597493 Holly Sugar corporation Colorado Springs" Colo 3676497 Michigan Sugar Co Saginaw Mich 1389931 Spreckles Sugar Co( San Francisco 2180549 Utah-Idah- o Sugar Co of Salt Lake City 2873328 Central Sugar Co Chicago 187120 Franklin County Sugar Co' Colorado Springs 221241 Garden City Co Colorado Springs 226804 Great Lakes Sugar Co Toledo Ohio 584-7Gunison Sugar Co Salt Lake City 193304 Isabella Sugar Co Mt Pleasant Mich 287362 Lake Shore Sugar Co Detroit 66940 Layton Sugar Co Layton Utah 267322 Los Alamitos Sugar Co Los Angeles 93605 Menominee Sugar Co Green Bay Wis 183099 Monitor Sugar Co Green Bay Mich 431027 National Sugar Mfg Co Sugar City Colyo 97145 Northeastern Sugar Co Bay City Mich 191807 Ohio Sugar Co Ottawa O 195971 Pauling Sugar Co Paulding Ohio 199913 Rock County Sugar Co Bay City Mich 118948 St Louis Sugar Co Detroit 207608 Superior Sugar Refining Co Menominee Mich 135340 and the West Bay City Sugar Co Bay City Agrua Callente fashionable border resort - A Mexican judge from nearby he ceremony Tijuana will perform hotel at in Callente V white-arche- d 4 rt m and lust to make it out of the usual Hollywood routine the parems win ca present Djaes r : RECENTLY DIVORCED A motion picture featuring Miss Stuart and written by sneeicman brought the two together in a real life drama more than a year ago Miss Stuart only recently was divorced from Gordon Newell sculptor They were married June 21 1330 "and separated last January - y v sugar are: h r - WASHINGTON July 26— (UP) — Secretary of Agriculture Henry A Wallace today aloltted domestic beet sugar production quotas among processors in continental areas The allotments in terms of 100 pound bags of "direct consumption" 1934 i FAY ETTEVI LEE Ark --4 (UP) GENEVA— (UP)— M Joseph Ave-n- ol lof the antique are looking al Collectors! Secretary-Generof the League 1 00-Pou- nd Winner Is Beauty ' Wife Again - PALACE QUOTAS MADE GEORGE SCARBO 4 AflTlflUE KEPT SUPPLY-LEAGU- ' SPORTLIGHT HARRY CAREY "BORDER DEVILS" Adiills UUi LATEST NEWS 10: GIilL'rcn IC AEG OP FABLE HOUR 1A BARGAIN M 1:00 to 2:00 P —— f plusPARAMOUNT &TEWS 2:00 to After 6 20c 25c H r' ' |
