Show PAPERS CLOSE ONE PER DAY Trouhadors Coming On Vaudeville BY NAZI RULE HOW Bill - GAINED BY UTAH YOUTH u I am Lippmann Returns With anxious to say them They are may say especially cheer"uwa ful I have come to the conclusion that there is a radical contrast between the conditions of America and Plea For Stnhilirntinn - Europe" Mr IiDnmann exnlnlneH that ho did not include Great Britain and the Scandinavian countries in his of European conditions In picture 1L "iem ne reels government is more stable and conditions are less se- Orchestra Largest In College History LOGAN— Nov " Germany" — Marion En- sign and Elsie Griffin graduates r t i i lcrciora joreeder Made of Ogden High school are members Start By Saving of the symphony orchestra Utah State Agricultural college Hungry Calf xnis is the largest orchestra yet asrious sembled on the campus according LOGAN Nov 24 fTl aft A71ncfYn CHOOSES WORDS CAREFULLY to N W Christiansen Four-- H director club member of Woodland For the rest he described the sit A fuU list of activities is planin the Heber-Par- k nifv rHnn ha uation with painstaking clarity It ned by the orchestra personnel for just41' won i grand champion honors was evident from the care with the of the fall The remainder year u iiie junior aivision of the Great i ' 1! which he expressed himself that he quarter will be in preparaWestern livestock show in Los Anspent felt his opinions to be somewhat tion for for the little programs geles on his Hereford steer sensational in their pessimism Yet plays in which the orchestra How Clair received hx first 'Pniir- ne talked with a complete and se- theatre appears eight' times throughout the H Calf is told a fnlWt "T oro rious conviction In the winter quarter the oryear riding on the range one day with "The continent is still In the irrin chestra in with the vomy father We saw nn nf nur hahv of a truly terrible deflation which cal department will a caives tnat appeared to be starv is paralyzing private initiative" he opera and in the produce grand spring quarter said "It Is steadily reducinz the the orchestra will be ing caught the calf and we featured in hauled it to the home ranrh I standard of life and Is provoking a the annual sunset festival was told I could have the calf if I struggle for existence among class would feed it Ahrtut tiu es regions and nations t conclusions on what Is to be learned about Four--H rih work i "It would be foolish to try to definite as done saw the county agent and the next steps in the new l' ' will what predict happen There is with my "buttermilk" calf joined a possibility of war There is a oos- - deal and these he foreshadowed About "It seems to me that our own pothis time I put the calf on a nurse sibility of widespread social disinte sition 1 i has plenty of difficulties but cow ana led him well in addition use no And n is there in gration are of a less tragic kind" he He turned out tn tw a they these that are tending possibilities said "We are rocking as some one steer and Was awnrHAH tViA cronH not real They are in the minds of on a solid base remarked recently and informed every championship at the Christmas responsible tierson in Europe The hopeful side of We are not threatened by war We livestock and baby beef show in Los as compared with most nations Angeles He sold for $125 per pound it is that everyone realizes the have a of safety in the strength margin and netted me a little nwr innn danger and that therefore- steps may of our material resources We have This was a good start" be taken to avert it" an unusually solid government In Clair won grand champion and WANTS MONEY STABILIZED Europe one feels that there is an reserve chamDion honors at the is to be averted it is clear organic disease not incurable perit "If SOuth San Francisco show srand ly essential that the international haps but critical in America one champion award at the Spanish monetary position should be stabil- feels that a very healthy young man Fork show in 1932 and first place ized Only then can the continental is slowly recovering from a nervous in the Intermountain livestock show deflation end either by revaluation breakdown due to dissipation and in Ogden He won the showmanshin ll at a new parity or conceivably by reckless living contest at Ogden in 1933 and again nternational readjustments at the THINKS STUDY NEEDED in 1934 and first nlace in the state present parities In either event "Chief feeling at the moment is Thomas E Wilson meat animal live Walter Lippmann commentator for The Standard-Examin- er can that only the time monetary through has come to stop be stability and the restrictions which are destroy- stock project in 1933 Mrs Lippmann on their arrival in New York after an extended ing what Mr H G Wells once callng the trade of Europe be relaxed ed Gawdsakers— that is people who tour through Europe v: — and fresh air circulate once more In rush about shouting 'for gawdsake he stifling atmosphere do something? Last year it was per- Columnist Fears Ll ' il i "Such an end to the continental V W ' tigation He has passed the last four months studying the world situation deflation is the only method I see by plenty of it was what we most Abroad Thinks U S He was he said anixous to ''settle which the class war which rages needed Now it is much more imCollege Outlook Good his mind" with a "general look openly-- or is held down by autocratic portant to make up our minds as to around" Since September he has violence can abate and with it the which actions have proved to be cor LOGAN Nov 24— Liliom bv Fer- NEW YORK — Walter Linnman: been abroad on vacation in Egypt pressure of desperate peoples for rect and which are ence Molnar has been chosen as failures and he sailed for home he policies that if pursued to their log- - should be scrapped the next nresentation of the it tie special contributor to The Standard-Examin- er and before " returned from Europe No- passed some time in France and cal ends must mean another gen theatre at Utah State Agricultural "I am therefore in favor of a 20 vember full of dark forebodings Italy where he added much first eral European war At the same time steady considered demobilization of to Prof Chester college according J Meyers managing director Floyd He was optimistic about the United hand information to his knowledge it is necessary to unite the Euro- the emergency powers and above v pean nations which want peace in a all of the uncritical mood which Morgan nas been chosen as direc States but he described the whole of affairs continent of Europe as suffering common determination not to per- prevailed in the emergency We have tor ANXIOUS TO TALK a from disease of gnawing came Mr organic home aboard mit a revision of the map of Eu- got as far as we can get by audac-it- y The author is one or the most Lippmann politic from which war the Italian liner Conte di Savola rope by force of arms" and improvisation and we need celebrated writers of contemporary the body result at time To may avert with-hi- m any was believe definiteness in place of r Mrs e and nas OF OPTMISTIC AMERICA Lippmann Hungary gamed his reputasocial disintegration they were met at the pier by memwere his conclusions on the tion as a dramatist as well as a writ widespread Such regular orderly pro abroad Mr Lippmann believes bers of their family who were shoutcedure and a clear sense of what er of stories and novels "Liliom" some Amsituation European Concerning form of International monetary has made the widest appeal of the ing at them from their posts at the erica Mr Lippmann said he had are the rules of the game We must stabilization is immediately neces- railing over twenty plays he has written by the gangplank before they given a considerable time to settling decide in fact what is worth sal sary set foot on shore had his mind because of the rapid and vaging in the new deaL" The cast of characters includes: Mr Lippmann's conclusions startMr Lippmann expects to resume Chloe Robison "I am delighted to be back at my confused succession of events in this Morean : Willis Hess Tremonton: Frank Fister Oe- - ling as they may seem from so tem- work" said Mr Lippmann "There country in the last year and a half his articles in The Standard-Examin- er den Roy Shaw Brigham City Ir perate an interpreter of events are are a great quantity of things that Though he was not ready to be en Tuesday December 4 writnot the result of times weekly three want inves feel and Moore I any hasty Evanston Wyo saying very badly tirely specific he has reached fairly ing ving JjUlu Hodgson of Oeden is assis tant stage manager and Phay Elli son oi ogden is stage carpenter — M— HELIUM GAS SOUGHT P CAN MARCOS Tex — (UP — a of Samples gas secured from a well northwest of here have been sent to the United 1 ¥- - - 54-pie- — Some Writers "Out of Tune With the New 24 ce at -- t BY "EDWARD BEATTIE i United Press Staff Correspondent ' BERLIN—- - (UP) — German news-- s papers have died off at a rate of imore than one a day since the Nazis came into power Beginning January 30 1933 more than 1000 newspapers have either (been forced by government decree ! to close or have found that existence under present press conditions no longer was profitable The largest single factor in the press death rate is the several hundred socialist and communist organs scattered from Bavaria to the North sea which were suppressed X X 7? co-opera-tion 'A V' - i A as "inimical to the state" and "out iVt of tune with the New Germany" SECOND GROUP In a second group Including some of the oldest daily newspapers in Germany are those which lost so it f r t V i many readers and advertising under the new press uniformity that there left but to sell their plant and leave the field to more robust competitors and the young Nazi press Probably almost 800 of the 1000 are daily papers The rest include f weeklies illustrated reviews and of ficial organs of various government offices the' latter for the most part Ben and Rita Gypsy Troubadorsy in the stage show "Happy Landings" which will be seen Wednesday and Thursday at the I still in existence but no longer list as Orpheum fed newspapers Roughly sixteen and a half million people buy the present German The stage and screen show to be press consisting o£ slightly over given at the Orpheum theatre next 'Liliom' As 3000 papers of which less than 2500 Wednesday and Thursday differs m mm publish at least six times a week from the past few weeks' shows by But increasing numbers buy at least having in addition to good music one foreign newspaper daily songs and dance a generous supply One Swiss paper printed in Ger of comedy some magic and a speman like most of the Swiss press cial monkey act I has a circulation of 15000 at home LandTOPEKA Kan (UP) — Kansas The show titled and nearly 65000 in Germany It ings" 'carries eight "Happy acts standard went dry in 1880 by 8000 I specializes in German news par which are blended into a revue with which votes and elected to remain that on the church of a type the assistance of the stage band The ticularly which never can be found in the animal act carrying the name of way in the recent election by 70000 German controlled press y Cal Norris and His Monkey Movie votes may be the focal point for Other foreign editions are ex Stars has a half dozen of the mon- a new drive to bring the nation hausted within minutes of the keys who have been used in various once again under the banner of time they appear in the streets comedies and features by the larger prohibition oniciai errorts to dis- picture producers" The featured respite ansales ury leaoers eiatea oy tne way the demand is as monkey star is "Jiggs" who took so Kansas turned back the effort to courage as ever and repeal its f prominent a part in "Tarzan ancient prohibition Foreign press circulation - within His Mate" Then comes Skeeter and amendment already are planning the reich has been tremendously Ray dancing comediani Cantu and to make the state even more arid cut by confiscation and by ban Company comedy and magic Alex- by outlawing sale of 32 beer There is hardly an important ander Brothers another comis jugWhen the legislature meets this newspaper in Europe which has gling act Ben and Rita the Gypsy winter it is expected pressure will not been either permanently for- troubadors Meline Chorka prima -- be brought' to force enactment of bidden banned for a limited period donna Ann Rose acrobatic sensa- a measure 32 brew in or confiscated for one or two edi- tion Peggy George who is billed toxicating declaring The courts under the tions The South and North Am- with "taps on herrtoes" and Wal present law have held it merely erican press has been luckier be- - lers Melody Aces stage band an innocent beverage But the drys cause of the longer distance but say it is the same stuff that was MYSTERY MOVIE ' one or two sold magazines published in in Kansas prior to 1880 and ' screen a On the thrilling mystery add that the United States are confiscated "Take beer constitutes 90 per La the Jack with Stand" ' each month cent of the traffic in alcoholic Rue Thelma Todd Gail Patrick i HEAVY LOSSES drinks Russell Hopton Berton Churchill A band of hatchet wielders rem- States bureau of mines for tests A German government officials Vince Barnett Leslie Fenton and (charged with supervising the press Shelia Terry A novelty subject and iniscent of Carrie Nation may come possible helium gas deposit Is an Jrealize the condition which still Is latest news events will complete the from this new militant feeling in developing and are doing every-- ( program Four shows will 'be pre Kansas A day of so after the Kan- ticipated thing possible to prevent it They sented both and Thanks sas election a group of WCTU have watched such old established giving with Wednesday the stage show at two workers met in Arkansas City where SOUND for months a fight has been waged papers as the-- Vossiche Zeitung four thirty seven and nine-thirAPPEAL cease publication They have seen with the screen show before and over the roadhouses that dot the even Nazi organs as Minister of after each highways just outside the city limits stage show Keep In Tune With KLO even as they do in the wet states Agriculture Darre's "Deutsche Zei— so lose were Mrs that Frazee heavily tung" May spokesman for they COAT RETURNED forced to restrict themselves to one the 50 women sounded the call for SUNDAY — A hatchet swingers CANON CITY Colo (UP) edition a day Waltz 9:00 Idylls Under the Nazi press theory edi- dark colored suit coat given to a v "If the law is not enforced we will KLO more a of Pan transient 9:15 than' year get out hatchets and go to work" torials" all follow the same line Pipes youth Selections Choral 9:30 recentto Canon returned ago City she said usually with Identical phrasing in a ot Sunshine 10:00 car ialf dozen "We don't want to take such 10:30 Rays Instrumental Ensemble papers And ly in a box The coat identified by a local drastic measures but you can rely 11:00 Vocal Varieties despite periodic pleas by Dr Goeb-be- ls 11:30 Organ Interludes clothiers label was found in an on it that we will if necessary for originality and variety the 12:00 KLO Presents two box car of — — empty no has — found by in employes the 12:15 Negro Spirituals public change 12:30 Dundee Request monotony and no Increase in news a local brick yard who were clean1:00 Salon Music Within two minutes after assault content ing out the car preparatory to load 1:30 Old Time Melodies f ing a woman who had testified 2:00 The result is that many more im- ing it Kings of Rhytnm News— —— Import against her in court at Watford 2:30 People Who make portant papers are in serious conant Features ADOut imporian The first drydock in China north England a woman was sentenced to dition Employes of the world recognized Frankfurter Zeitung recent-fl- y of the Yangtze river has been op- two months' imprisonment for the 2:45 People Dance Time offense 3:00 Vocal Classics accepted salary cuts reliably re- ened at Tsingtao KLO Program ported as ranging from five per cent Presents Judge Watchtower for printers to 25 percent for some Mrs McNeill pianist and Mr editors in order that the continued West violinist Loyal appearance of the paper at least Romance of Precious Stones for the time being can be" assured Sponsored by J S Lewis Jewelry Co J PROVINCIAL EDITIONS Request Period The "Tag" one of the powerful Love Songs I Scherl group Sunset Reveries has become a proHelen Ham vocalist and Ruth vincial edition of the "Lokal An- Richardson accompanist zeiger" published by the same house Classic Gems Prom the Dining Dinner Music Hotel j Other leading papers like the DeuBen Lomond Room of the tsche Allegemeine Zeitung the Pettlt and His Jerry Featuring Chemnitzer Allegmeine Tageblatt Royal Commanders World Today" the Koelnische Zeitung and the Ber-- f J E Carver "The Intimate Discussion liner Tageblatt are reported in dif -Mountain Melodies v jig Ballads ficulty j Cathedral Chimes j Even the Angriff founded by Weather Forecasts Goebbels and the official party af- Evening Dance Time ternoon organ in Berlin has been Vocal Quartet ' able to reach only a 72000 circulaEvening Silhouettes Sponsored Co Coal By Public tion in a city of over 4000000 Only Silent two papers" the official Voelkischer MONDAY Beobachter with editions in Munich and Berlin and the Morgenpost In Morning Melodies KLO Program Berlin have considerable circulathe Coffee Cup Over tions each roughly 360000 Request Period was-nothi- ng I KANSAS WllMFN v GET HATCHETS m m - -- : Selected State Play m Crisis 4 -- 3 : - : rx) non-inflamma- ble ? STl-- TfT) j r5 -- KLO ty Li "THE PICK OF THE PICTURES" ANOTHER GREAT SHOW STARTING TODAY KLO - nts Hl-Llg- i or-mo- re " -- 4 -- Hl-Llg- NOW PLAYING GENE ht 1 C O relations acting director of public r r by the recovery board ' The public relations post has been vacant for several weeks following transfer of George Buckley to the federal housing administration Harriman established a new policy including free access of reporters to all deputy and division administrators He said in the future critical articles on NRA would be welcomed rather than frowned ' upon ' : ft lay or Reads Prayer As Butte Man Buried BUTTE Mont Nov 24— (AP)- In deference to a request made years ago former United States Senator Lee Mantle who died Sun- day at Los Angeles was lowered today into his' grave beside the resting place of his mother as the mayor f Butte Archie McTaggart read the Lord's prayer A lifelong friend Harry A Gall-'ve- y cf Butte delivered a brief sulocy cf the man who founded present ijjies The Post afternoon and formed with othfrs a city eletcric utility com- - A ' - -- Bert - ' - irmr 'r 'I v v : ' ' r t 11:13 11:30 X r-- 12:00 12:05 12:30 12:45 - - ' ' ' 1:00 1:30 1:45 1:50 2:00 I tf ' i 2 FEATURES 11:00 t : i X-- ' I I r J OF A WOMAW vho suffered many (0)! 7-1i- x deaths for sins that she never -3 'V ) ' t i I 2:30 I The World Will Never Forget the Three Days He Lived and Loved mmi rmnm yL"AUU UULUU gram I Sir Guy SJowTing news-'-p- er Any Seat 10c ny Time Presents A Surprkit 4:45 Love Songs 5:00 Piano Capers 5:15 Old Masters 5:30 Movie Melodies 5:45 March Time 6:00 Dinner Music From T 1 ': PC3ES2EIS i mm 6:30 6:45 7:00 7:05 X Royal Commanders World E Carver "The Today" JWinona - Vogel vocalist and Becky Chrlstenen accompanist On With the Dance Topical News Comments ef the Air by Don Marlow Ballads The Mecca Presents Al Warden's "Sports Eye View" 7:45 Tangy Tangoes Weather Forecasts 8:00 Dick and John We&sman 8:15 9:00 9:15 830' 1 Pro- the Dining Room of the Hotel Ben Lomond Featuring Jerry Pettlt and His 7:15 7:30 Ev5yn Yenable 1 JUi-ug- nia 3:30 3:45 4:00 4:30 KLO M :- -'- Rousing Rhythms Woman's Club Reporter— Local Club Hews ana lums oi interest to Women Torrid Tempos Hawaiian Melodies Ballads Popular Police Reports Noonday Varieties Symphonies Market Reports and Business Barometer KLO Presents the Saxaphon Slappin' Lost and Found The Classic Album Home Topics Chlco de Verdi Rhythm of the Walts Musical Grab Bag KLO Program Musical Novelties Old Time Songs Request Period 10:45 Classic Gems ' p "COCKEYED CAVALIERS" F vv7 K Robert WHEELER WOOLSEY - Bw 4 culture -r - If Jf A T and Emporium Shopper Morning Ballad Bouquet Housekeeper's Chat— Information From the Department of Agri ? T Z' I GIRL cow- hide vho struggled until she reached the things she craved— Hl-Llg- hti f F in calico s NRA Officer Wins Recovery Board Joli - FornousStoryof Real People iS i WASHINGTON Nov 24— (UP) — W Averell Harriman NRA admin- - ' presents 'i j v 'jk-a- Guitar and Accordian Evening Dance Time KLO Presents Evening Silhouettes Sponsored li-the Public Coal Co bilent P A PA A'M VIi 6 ha d eve rytHfng In life yet kept WmselFcIean— F t LI' 1i Pj LI' Cj: CI iJ:: :Ll 'Ui L ) r2! One of the Year's Outstanding Pictures FIRST SHOWING IN OGDEN Added Attraction Gene Halliday at the iMammoth Organ Admission for This Superb Entertainment Adults Matinees 15c Adults Nights 25c Kiddies All Day 10c 'OF A CO U PLC of young people vho found the koz7 in fhcmsclvos through suffering ex ti fiHtlnnrr M i t i 'i i ii f iii i i ) i i 1 |