Show BRITISH RAGE Russian Singer of Folk Songs To Be Heard In Ogden Concert : i - I"'- contemplating the of her own air forces ported to be expansion v 7 IV- - - x v-- if - - - 1 t "Saveli Walevitch Russian singer who will present his program -- (Picture from portrait by Willy Pogany) 22 Grid Deaths Decline During Present Race - Youngsters Lead In Bike Race — - -- 4JgUlJlLg 111 VWU Ul V11C3C J-- tilt - tUOIl McNamara had to have a splinter removed from his left arm and four stitches were 'required to close the wound" ? one I IVALTZtJIGllT Big Time Everybody's Going! Waltz to the Exclusive Music of Murle Mack and His New P News-Gazet- te Pitt-Nebras- Vandals Battle Saturday - Play At Irish-Wildc- at TOYS POPULAR pean tour he was" invited to appear at the Anglo American Music Education conference at Lausanne Switzerland to- represent at the1 conference the kind of presentation- of authentfe folk music that is being given in the United States in our educational institutions Walevitch's program is colorful entertaining and of high dramatic content Of his recent Hollywood concert attended by many of 'the writers and film' celebrities Richard D Saunders Los Angeles music critic says: "Walevitch proved himself an artist of exceptional caliber His interpretations were extremely4 varied each song being in itself a typical of some phase of Russian life His characterizations were dramatic in portrayal He established an intimacy with his audience which lent the evening something the effect of the fabled Oriental story-telldelineating scenes "of far-o- ff lands" An announcement of the program will be made later ' H t " mood-pictu- re RICAROO CORTEZ Jehu Ml torbar Robblm with Mystery Drama Full of Suspense and -Romance and Tim McCoy Rides Again In His Latest and Best Picture A (UP) over--Micke-y ! i -- 10-rou- nd - Walker weighed 164 pounds three more than Pirrone " : P—' y - I UCLANS T R I rl GAEL MACHINE LOS ANGELES Nov 13— (AP- )- St Mary's Galloping Gaels were slowed to a jolting walk today by a victory-hungr- y eleven from the University of California at Los An-r- " i f m r geles Before °40000 surprised spectators STICKING DRAWERS Bruins yesterday the much-beate- n When a drawer sticks slightly the snatched a 0 win over the heavily'" condition may be cured by rubbing favored invaders The 'UclanS smashed over the loner-sco- re the1 edges with parafine or soap in the third quarter from the Worse cases require planing filing four-yar- d line where Wendell Wamor sandpapering ble recovered a punt Harry "The Horse" Mattos dropped Twice aft-- "' a home for the soul What kind of a erward the Gaels drove deep IntcT" home shall it be? U C L A territory only to be "All people regardless of their stopped cold i religious affiliation will be bene If it was any consolation' St: fited by hearing the exegetical pre Mary's looked far more impressive " sentation of this one of the most in statistics than U C L AJ with j 11 first downs to 4 and 200: yards vital problems of our time "No charge for admission but free gained through scrimmage to 103 to all with a special urge for your r j "- rOne may stand up in water ' attention and reactions "These lectures constitute a course through it by wearing a rubber' and to miss one loses the thread costume "recently invented in Gcr-"- " 6-- ! j J that must j ii iiwi-- mji be closely interwoven" BIIILI iiJumiL lk or--wa- many I tl THE MERRY WIDOW I f It JjiiiiiiABJIl-- ilJLliLpWlmlJMuJlim1Llw--mji- H yl TWO BIG FEATURES Poisoned camel meat caused the death of eight persons and illness to ISOat Beba Egypt recently Ai TOMORROWI STAGE SHOWS DAILY at 2 4:30 7 and 9:30 Feature at 1 3 5:30 8 10:30 MATS 4 200 - if jfTtG u ir fi i i A "RED RIDER" First Chapter Show for the Whole Family F!oms and fury raging o tky of deathOn arth : th empty arms and aching heart of a woman' forovor hoping ho will roturn— once more F Vvr V J' 'it ' ' CP- ' r 4 V' : ' v i ' 1 ' ' '"- - i -- f PL ilk T7C1 - J : m v - - 1 L W I " 1 l 1 t' nil fi Z? Time Eastern Flash Revue A Big O BIO ACTS (2J 30 PEOPLE a '' I CeficfUta - M t-- t GLEN DALE Ra!ph Morgan Andy Dcvine Herbert Mundin I - i and His I? "RHYTHM OflMBLERS" EGVRTIAfJ I t Ileaded by the Ziegfeld Musical Comedy AV i" (Hi U 1 1 15c — P SCP 1 " " n " i TODAY AND THURSDAY — T-- J'' In 7 11 zr—Nc M 5 4A 31 WHILE A WOMAN 17AITS BELOW! 00 —w a V HELL LOOSE in the HEAVENS Thrilling Outdoor Action Drama! Also Buck Jones the Screen's Greatest Western Star A i 4 EVES ' 4 tf Today and Tomotrow "Tho PrescoH Kid" er 9 Till 0 M t ! MUtah Most Popular Theatre" "Smoke STARTING TODAY 2— BIG PICTURES — Don'l Xliss Iho Fun! I Honey Gal": r - Aces of Black-fac- Edmund Lowe - Ruth Etting Gloria Stuart - Chester Morris 30 Stars of Screen : and Stage and Radio In ollyivood Adagio Quartette 'Madamoiselle Fif i UADHESS' f iff tL In the j ( love-enchant- ed East :- - where dawn comes up like thunder wmmMw p ' RICARDO G OR TEZ Aline MacMahon Paul Kelly - Ann Dvorak "SIDE STREETS" LYLE TALBOT WARNER OLAND 1 tar arner —Added— Comedy and Latest News Don t Miss Tklj Great Showl 7 -- CDros v '(Picture 10£ L Anytime 'If ni" HWMUMI— Jimmy - Lup-VELE- "STRICTLY DYNA3UTE - A Laugh Explosion! iy I WilATlIAPPEHS TOCLEGGCTvtJUATGS? ¥7 Dorothy" LaRue Flo Devere and Uddy Reichard Jack Lowe Maffdalene Bryan Chan Knoll Donna TIMES ' Dent and Others r ' A A m "Hell in the FOAIICHOT TONE -- Heavens' at JVN ' fit EAN flUIR JOHN FORAI! Cbfcs STfnnETT -J- 10:01 nations! 6i - "Gentlemen Are Born" at Marie Galante 9t with Spencer Tracy Ketti Gallian NED SPARKS LESLIE FENTON 2:43 5:45 8:42 ' HELEN MORGAN 'STEF1N FETCIIIT Bargain IIour £4 to 2 p m 5y 20c 2 to 6 25c After 0 10c Children (Under Twelve) 1 1 " 1:10 4:07 7:04 Z in mi 4 The moods of her heart moved men and ' i Plus This Second Biff Feature! Second Hit fll DURANTE aj l KAY FRANCIS Entertainment Supreme! First Showing In Ogden! and m 5 e rtJJiM-w--if- ' Liberty Magazine Ticture! 13 r Always a Good Show STARTING TODAY 2— BIG PICTURES— 2 Utah's Most Popular Ballroom A Nov Paul Pirrone has a decision Walker and is a step nearer a chance at the middleweight crowri j today but his victory ended in a near riot last night In a slashing battle-th- e youthful Clevelander and Walker slugged 1S seconds beyond the final bell and Marty Powell New York one of Walker's seconds leaped into the? ring and swung on Pirrone Polices quickly intervened Pirrone and the aging Rumsoa Bulldog battled on nearly even terms through the first seven rounds of their In the fight a crossed Pirrone eighth right and floored Walker who launched a- counter attack in the tenth that0 caused Pirrone's knees £o sag The decision was given to Pirrone who had a clear edge by s Star n PHILADELPHIA -- Ogden Theatre - Closing: A OVER WALKER NEW YORK (UP)5anta ClauS style is still a roly-po- ly old gentleman but his pack is bulging with streamlined toys It's the big-- i gest pack since the depression Advance orders forecast a $200000000 year in retail toy sales a ten per cent increase over last year Prices are low because sAmerican manu4 facturers have absorbecLmost of the increased costs' under" NRA There is a 50 per cent ' increase in!-- new toy designs' :'stimUJated by the de4 sign protection gurantee ' under the i : toy code The revival of industry is fore4 cast by a record crop of industrial toys featuring every trade from cement mixing Ho weaving Every thing from baby walkers and "doll carriages to trains are streamlined The new "streamlined wheel toys are setting up new speed records too The toy autos zoom around the playroom floor covering 100 feet The new streamlined trains cover 200 miles an hour to scale of course The 1934 toy world is the bright- est on record too Many of the wheel toys have floodlights Dolj houses have electric door bellsl There are electric stoves electric irons and even an electric eye foj? j playroom use busi to Santa Claus is catering ness men this year- - Theer is a new toy loom that exactly reproduces the action of grownup models Car-- i pentry sets have been simplified for tiny hands Sponge rubber felf and lithograph sets and midget sew- ing machines produce useful arti-cles for home consumption f - -- sub-minis- ter TONIGHT ioV l t PIRRONEl'JINS I - 4! Pros WHITE CITY 1 ka 1 r nounced last month Cronin went to the Red Sox in a $200000 trade that gave him the manager's job at $25000 a year a price which the Washington club cpuld not afford- Coincident witl announcement of signing Harris Griffith indicated WARD L CHRISTY that a considerable portion of the cash in the Red Sox trade would Elder Ward I Christy and Mrs be expended for player material to the Christy have lately been transferred improve Washington club — from Saskatoon Canada Sask (where for six years they broadcast To the gospel over CFQC radio station to the Utah district of the ReorganCalifornia ized Church of "Jesus Christ of MOSCOW Idaho Nov 14— (AP) Latter-da- y Saints Mr and Mrs —A crushing defeat by Washing are Christy making their headton State did nothing to Idaho's 1501 Washington avenue at quarters hopes of beating the University of are beginning a special series California at Berkeley next Satur- of They 10 lectures at the church located day avenue ThursWith only two days of practice at 1501 Washington since the Cougars whipped them day evening Nov 15 at seven-thirt- y The theme of the lectures 19 to 0 last Saturday the Vandals o'clock is and the "Religion planned one more good workout be- Home or WhatMarriage Latter-da- y Saints fore entraining tonight for the den Marriage of the Golden Bears Dick Butting Believe About Religion and Bob Moser husky linemen and the Home" These lectures will continue each were hurt in the Washington State at seven-thirt- y o'clock exevening will but be game they probably cept Saturday evenings and there able to play Saturday will be two lectures on Sunday one at eleven a m and the other at Golf seven-fift- y p m Open "These lectures" it was said "will Westwood Course prove of inestimable value to the and the unmarried We LOS ANGELES Nov 14— (AP)— married a house need we for the need body Nearly a hundred professional golfers headed by McDonald Smith of Nashville Tenn George Von Elm of Los Angeles and Fred Morrison LAST of Pasadena will tee off today for TIMES the opening round of the $1000 TONIGHT open golf championship over the Champaign sports' editor is the only writer in the west to predict Michigan's downfall He also was one of the few who picked Illinois to win the title A Pittsburgh lineman tackled Lloyd Cardwell Nebraska's halfback in the game and afterward told this story on himself: "He made me see stars he hit me so hard so the next time he came my way I stepped aside and let him go by I didn't want him jarring my eye teeth But I saw how easy he was to bring down when a teammate tackled him around the ankles So the next time I had a shot at him I hit him low and he fell like a sack of meal" Longfellow ' Northwestern end and Shakespeare Notre Dame" halfback will play against each other game Saturday in the Jules Alfonse Minnesota halfback has the best stiff arm in the Steve Toth NorthBig Ten western is the best kicker for dis- Westwood course tance in the conference and Les holes of medal play Seventy-tw- o Lindberg Illinois the best kicker ending Saturday will decide the for accuracy champion Orchestra at the 8:30-111- rn 196-pou- nd - — " Illinois-Northweste- Saveli Walevitch singer of songs of the Russian people will be presented in recital by the MacDowell ensemble on Thursday evening November 22 at the Lewis Junior High ope The London "Times" recently es- school in a benefit concert for the NEW YORK Nov 14— (UP)— The timated the number of airplanes MacDowell colony in Peterboro capable of military usage in Ger- N H Mr Walevitch and his wife smallest total of gridirbn deaths in Anne Whelpley Walevitch are now a number of years is foreseen for many's possession as "at least 1000" Journals appearing in Paris have on tour in Utah and Idaho He has 1934 with the end of the season still even ventured to gauge the German appeared in a number of colleges more than two weeks off in both states as well as on some production of military airplanes at Prof Floyd R Eastwood instruc1000 a month— a figure which i3 of the lyceum courses in the high tor of education at New York uniregarded among experts as a gross schools He is particularly interest- versity statistician for the National ed in this phase of his concert exaggeration Intercollegiate Athletic association The importance attached Jto the work bringing the authentic Rus- and for the American Football airforce was stressed hy the Prince sian folk songs to young people A Coaches association has compiled of Wales who appeared in the uni- few years ago he was visiting at to that fatalities this figures adthe MacDowell colony and Mrs season "haveshow form of an air marshal when 15 per cent decreased Edward MacDowell recommended dressing the Royal Air Force Cadet a from 11 corresponding period last October on Cranwell to children that he bring his music college at 'You joined a great service" the as she felt that it was a very im- year There have been 17 football deaths though portant contribution to musical eduprince told the cadets "and service this it a cation is Before time and since that year Last season over the the air force junier with-t- he same and he navy has in the army length of time there were 20 appeared repeatedly along makes for confidence not only United States and Europe in many and 27 all season There were 33 in throughout the empire but through- of the leading educational" institu- 1932 and 39 in 1931 Eastwood estiout the world— a confidence which tions including Boston university mates that there will be no more is of vital importance and will con- Columbia Barnard Vassar Smith than 22 this season Of the 17 deaths reported to date tinue to be of vital importance un Mills Stanford College of the Pa oi - me- - wouu cific Chicago Stockwell college in this season 10 occurred in high til tne mane-u- p London and many others Before school football three in sand lot changes very radically" —— coming to this country he appeared three in athletic club competition at - the Sorbonne twice first intro- and only one in U College game duced by Anatole France and again a' second time invited' by Alfred Cortot of fine Six-Da- y arts of Trance On a recent Euro- — BY GEORGE KIRKSEY United Press Staff Correspondent CHICAGO Nov " 14 — (UP) Notes from "a Big Ten football press ' " "'" box!' Jack Beynon Illinois quarterback passed Dick Hanley Northwestern coach oii the way to the dressing room after the game and said "I justt 'want to- - tell you that Northwestern is the dirtiest football team I ever played against" Three illinois players bore marks on their faces after the game that don't come from tackles Bernie Bierman Minnesota coach does not allow any player to talk in the huddle except the- - quarterback and ' no player can question the field general's selection of plays Bierman is worrying over the ChicagQ game worrying whether the Gophert will be able to top the 33 points Ohio State made on the Maroons- last week Dick Heekin Ohio State's halfback blocks twice as hard for Tippy Dye 138 pound quarterback as any other player Dye is Heekin's special' buddy and he doesn't like any of the big boys to hit him Ed Whalen Northwestern guard claims the title of the best dressed player in the Big Ten Eddie Jac-qui- n --- Jv v ' c - v an 1 WASHINGTON Nov ul-(UP- )Eucky Harris who brought Washington its first world series triumph in history came back today to the scene of his-- success again as manager of the Senators Harris by a strange quirk of baseball fate returned here to Joe Cronin only other man replace to win a league title for the Senators and the man who ousted him at the close of 'this year's season from his post as manager of the Boston Red Sox Clark Griffith owner of the Senators signed Harris to a one year contract at an undisclosed figure reported to be $11000 or $12000 His return to Washington was anticipated when the Cronin deal was an- STREAMLINED 1934 1935 Flag Race Terms Northwestern Methods As Dirty r Bierman Uses Odd Grid System By FREDERICK KUII ' United Press Staff Correspondent LONDON (UP) — Presumably with an eye to Germany's ra pid rearmament In the air Britain is re- CHICAGO Nov 14— (AP— Alter a wild night of racing which saw half a dozen teams in the lead at one time or another the entry of the Catholic youth organization of M'tMrwir RnHat nWencfV9 — Charlev and — tf ilitVMVJ lap Rltter' New York held a one lead over the field in the six-da- y bicycle race One lap back in second laee were four- - teams: Bobby Thomas Kenosha Wis and Tony Schaller ChiTlno Reboli Newark and cago Avantl Martinette Italian Rider ' Jerry Rodman and Louis Cohen The Jewish pair and another Chicago team of Yates and -Wagner Several spills marked the- terrific jamming of the evening sprints Reggia McNamara veteran rider Manager To Lead Senators Again During Aviation Force Expanded :With Eye To Hitler's Moves '"1" Anglo-Germnaval building competition before 1914 which has been branded as one of the primary causes of the World war soon may be echoed in a race between the same two countries in Military airplane construction According to plans announced in parliament this summer Britain her projected the enlargement of five 41 within air force by squadrons years It is now said however that restless politicians and army leaders behind the scenes have been urging Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald to shorten this period to two years Som?' ultraconservative members of be in favor parliament are known to of even more drastic schemes — for a bigger building program within a shorter time Ordinary mortals without access to government secrets need merely read the daily newspapers to realze that Britain more and more has come to regard Germany as the potential adversary and as the possible disturber of the peace in Eur- DICK HANDLEY OF GRID PLAY Boston AIR CONTROL — Lectures To Be Delivered F0REWP0ST -- GERMANS FOR speeding-u- p Harris signs BEYNONTELLS Lauirh! Love! Fight With Them! The unforgettable romance of and their fight for youth love and happiness against ter- rifle odds1 of the m t Fkrgsrei LlilDSAV ' I '! i HGSS ALEXl'iDER niJII DVORAK ! "3 riENRY O'lIEILL it ' I I t i |