Show Q THURSDAY EVENING MAY 30 GATES OPENED TO 60000 AT JL THE OGDEN STAN D 1 935 REDSKIN IVARS omosro w odayWALTER LIPPMAHH and JL The NBA and After THE annals of the Roosevelt Administration the month of Talk Follows Noisy July 1933 will long be remembered as the time when It lost its Prelude Show Costs bearings and took a course that almost wrecked it It was in that $15000000 month of July that the President sent the message to the London Br GEORGE II BEALE Conference in which he not only United Press Staff Correspondent SAN DIEGO Calif 30— rejected stabilization of currencies May at that moment and on the terms (UP)— An air of reverence descend arranged— which was probably a ed over the California Pacific Inter decision— but insulted the sound more as national exposition today and caused the world than 60000 visitors paused in their conference to believe he was not interthat merrymaking to take part in a ested in stabilization at any time solemn observance of Memorial day on was in that terms and It any Roosevelt A speech by President same month of July that he last night officially opened the ex started the to dismiss proceedings position He called upon the happy Commissioner a highHumphreys throngs to think of their obligations handed proceeding which the took to future generations visitors on Court dealt with Supreme u Ipart in the second day's activities Monday And it was in the by paying tribute to the heroes o month of July 1933 that the Blue past generations Eagle was hatched and the whole mischief of NRA inaugurated v FLOWERS DROPPED What midsummer madness posA parader featuring the Pasadena sessed the New Dealers in July tournament of roses band opened 1933 will never be completely the program today followed by understood But madness it was Memorial service held in the organ and eyer since - have been they amphitheatre An aerial squadron the price for it The NRA from the California national guard paying was their supreme folly As they circled and dropped flowers decided to administer the law in The opening of the exposition was July 1933 they yiolated the essen- a gala affair Gates were thrown tlal principles of the American open when an ancient mission bell constitutional system they imtolled in harmony with the wailing posed upon industry an economic of a siren on the bridge-o- f the Nor which virtually every policy mandie world's largest ocean liner economist in the world has def ive thousand miles away on the nounced as a brake upon recovery — a policy which ran counter to f Atlantic And as the gates swung wide the and has neutralized in greater or first thousands of the 8OQO000 vis lesser degree their aericulturar itors expected before the close of policy their public works program their monetary policy Finally the exposition Armistice day rush and ed into the grounds to behold the as politicians they made the! almost irreparable mistake of identiwonders - fying an extremely dubious exMrs Emma McGovern old San Diego woman was the first periment in one field with the whole national recovery effort person through the turnstiles of the $15000000 show and from then until The legal monstrosity has been eight p m when President Roose dealt with authoritatively by the velt spoke from Washington over a Supreme Court The economic long distance telephone crowds fallacies of NRA have been dealt pushed through the gates with conclusively by such indeROOSEVELT SPEAKS pendent enquirers as the Brookings Institute and the National Roosevelt's broadcast Bureau speech of Economic Research through loud speakers followed a The political stupidity of it may prelude of brass bands trum-"pe- ts- be noted here The agency set up lyioisyand airplanes performing overto administer these codes was - head in a mass flight allowed to call itself by the "A new public consciousness : and conceited and ungrandiose demanding that those engaged In truthful name of the National Reprivate enterprise in turn be guided covery Administration By the by conduct based on good ethics and time General Johnson had occugood morals as well as on thoughts pied the front pages for a few of profit" the president told the months the people at large had it assembled throng impressed on their minds that "The American people are becom NRA was the whole recovery prolug increasingly conscious of their gram and that the Blue Eagle was its insignia The general stole the obligations to the citizens of tomor row rightly desiring to direct our show and now that the NRA has been destroyed the Administration thoughts to the future" "Yoy have 'endeavored and have as a whole and the New Deal succeeded In giving to the very act as a whole have suffered a terrific blow to their popular prestige § "yf opening the exposition a symbol N— for future gen 'of our expectations It is not very ' chivalrous 1 erations'' He praised the citizens of San admit to rejoice in the destruction of an effort which was Diego for their "courage and con sincere fidence" in planning the exposition the truthand well Intended But is that if the NRA of and for "the inspiration of your high 1933 had worked it would July purpose" have presented a very serious "Your exposition is an interna menace to free institutions So tional one" he said "You have been much centralized and yet undeprepared to share your aspirations fined power is utterly inconsistent with the peoples of other nations with constitutional government have been quick to respond The situation was saved They the and many of them are actually par fact that like prohibition byNRA ticipating in your effort" broke down administratively before it was legally abolished The - FLOOD OF LIGHT reason that- - NRA has not § ik Roosevelt - then called upon two only as been dangerous as Mr Hoover fanall children unidentified and and others stationed somewhere on the grounds is that it have recently thought collapsed through its : to pull the switches that bathed own inner contradictions and its the grounds with a flood of multi irreconcilability with the Americolored light can economy 'But to have the Major attraction for the opening ending of it settled so cleanly so crowds were Zoreno queen of the decisively and such a connudist colony whose activities drew sidered judgment by as that handed thousands of curiosity seekers They down Monday is a moral came and went away disappointed advantage We have great in the past for Zoreno a sun worshiper pro- - allowed unworkable laws ' to be vided no nudist demonstration She killed by nullification without said she was waiting for the sun burying the corpse It is & bad but promised that she would appear method of governing It is far betregardless of what the authorities ter to get rid of them by open tay as soon as the sun breaks proceedines such as the reneal of the Eighteenth Amendment or the clouds Xspnrougn ' tne unanimous verdict of the — court in the NRA case c FDR - - ! - k 70-ye- ar : MEMORIAL DAY t laws if you will the have a good labor policy and will be fair to the consumer If you violate the agreement the exemption will be canceled Except for a few very sick industries a code was to represent a voluntary bargain Now it is interesting to note that the court refers 'to this plan with what is by implication a favorable view In criticizing the codes as actually set up the Chief Justice says of the plan adopted in July 1933: "It does not seek merely to endow 'voluntary trade or industrial associations or groups with privileges and immunities It involves the coercive exercise of the power This leads me to think that if the Administration had adhered to the orieinal theory of ' ihe act had endowed voluntary trade associations with privileges and Immunities under laws in return for the anti-tru- st the acceptance of certain social duties the whole experiment would have had a radically different reception in the Supreme Court It was the Jury madness when the New Dealers decided to impose codes on all industry destroying the whole conception of a bargain which wrecked the experiment If there is to be any salvage cf the code system this would seem to be the line to take Deal with the sick Industries by specific laws for those industries For the rest draw a statute permitting combinations subject to clearly defined conditions in which the privileges granted are balanced bv social obligations assumed Those who do not wish to assume the obligations should forego the privileges and if nevertheless they combine they should be confronted with a modernized administration of the antitrust laws Above all proceed slowly Approve no code until it has been publicly considered under a regular procedure Force no one into a 'code' On the contrary make the codes a high and desired privilege to be granted only after full examination to those who have earned the right by demonstrating that they do not intend to' abuse the power of monopolistic combination Such a system would appear to be constitutional For the right of a government to grant immunities in the public interest would hardly be challenged It would not suit those who have a passion for settling all questions in a few months But it might provide the beginning of a practical accommodation between the anti-tru- st laws of a past generation and the tendency to combination which is dominant modem throughout anti-tru- st law-maki- ng business Copyright N Y Tribune Inc 1935 -- "i Six Cripples Picket N Y Welfare Office NEW YORK May 30— (AP)— Six Boy Admits Killing Baby For Punishment s Friday at o'clock one-thir- ty Rummage Sale Saturday June 1 cor 24 & Grant Episcopal church site of early French forts in 1814 The British soon captured it but returned it a year later at the conclusion of the War of 1812 Federal troops were stationed here until 1856 when they were marched to Utah under command of Albert Sydney Johnson who won fame as a confederate general in the Civil war Used Ice boxes good condition for sale cheap Boyle Furniture Co Meeting— The executive board of the Utah Congress of Parents and Teachers will meet in Salt Lake City Saturday at p m at Civic Center today into the mysterious death of Miss Rachel Butikofer nurse or Idaho Falls whose bathing suit-cla- d "body was found on the beach here early yesterday morning Meanwhile the body of the who recently graduated fromgirla nursing school was returned tn Idaho Falls for burial — Russia la 'roundinsr ur alknanv- i dodgers Jresh io ihe Cream Tartar in Scliillin Baking Powder s - First Service of Kind In Pgden Reception To Be Held Sunday 17IIEATC0NTR0L Program Approval By Large Vote Utah' Idaho Results Shown k KANSAS CITY Mo j i ? j CANARIES DEAD EIGHTEEN HURT May SO — —Ihe AAA's plan to continue its 'Wheat control program for another four years has won overwhelming approval of farmers in all of the 37 states which voted on the' proposal it was indicated today The total vote in 18 states which have completed a check of Saturday's vote shows: For the plan Against 49563 Other states reported the margin for the control plan was highly favorable although final figures are not yet available IN" FAVOR OF PLAN Farmers who had signed wheat contracts for the last two years and both were eligible to' vote and In both classifications tha vote ran in favor of the plan Kansas Into which the AAA poured approximately' $40008000 last year on wheat contracts was of the vote generaUjjiThe tallytypical there ran 63817 to 7121 stSfee the contract signers and 5959 to 2603 among? CUP) i 357-8- non-signe- r? j A Under the plan any farmer who signed a contract may abrogate It at the end of two years and the secretary of agriculture may end the contract at the end of any given year UTAH AND ID AIIO The tabulation Utah follows: for Idaho and non-signers- — - — th one-sixtee- nth ty i LIILLWORKERS ACCEPT PLAN Compromise Sets Wages At titty Cents Per Hour PORTLAND' Ore Mav 20— (API A compromise Dlan calline frvr minimum wages of 50 cents an hour was accepted by a 9 to 1 margin by 1000 union mill workers at imu view Wash as ramifications in the iacmc Northwest strike picture lowed fol- collapse of the NRA About 2600 men urvrldnrr in fho Weyerhaeuser and Long-Be- ll mills Red Cross Aide Wins Nightingale Medal SADIES' - I I C 3789 3604 A Kabukl troupe consisting of 50 For Trip— Funds with which to Japanese members headed by the send the L D S Salt Lake taber- famous Kabuki actor Kikugoro will nacle choir to the California Pacific visit America next spring International exposition in San Diego Will be raised thrnncrh gram to be given by the choir in uic utoemacie June 27 at eight p m paints Gatewav ran& 2340 rof Mr Wash Ave! " t Gentry smear the affected parte with Cailcnra Ointment Imt do not rub Wash it off in five minutes with Cntfctnra Snap and hot "water Ointment 25c and Soap 25c 5c 5:15 5:30 5:45 6:00 6:15 Organ 6:30 Jan Garber's Orchestra Oil as 6:45 Ogden Paint t 218 lbs PAT O'sTlOGKER Ogden Favorite 240 lbs Two out of Three Falls— One-hoTime Limit GEORGE HUGO ur MEEKER CLAPHAF1 Spokane 210 lbs British Heavyweight Champion LEO vs DON PAPIAHO DE LAUH Rouhouse Greek Long Beach TIME LIMIT LianT New HOME APPLIANCE StORE Germany TIME LIMIT GEORGE JACKSON $5Q50 Cuban Wonder vs $igQ50 MM T0SHI IIODIlIE Japanese Expert TIMIS LIMIT nnfftf! $1X0 Central Admission 50c Bon under tax Inclusive Ladies Free with paid escort Reservations: Ilcmenway & Bloser II A A Mecca New Hudson I IllUteWi pins tax Glass presents "Radio Company News-WeeRoyal Guy Lombardo and his i Canadians Bing Crosby— Popular Songs Radio Technicians Associationpresents Wayne King's Orchestra Jack Hyl ton's Orchestra Memorial Day Program: Mrs J G Falck assisted by Col Lewder Baritone and Miss Dot Lowder pianist South Washington Furniture presents Hawaiian Melodies Western and Hill BUlle Varieties Rudy Valee'c Orchestra Blnrside 14 25c 1 ijhlizLu T:45 8:00 8:30 Silent : FRIDAY Sensational Indian TIME 7:30 9:00 9:30 CHIEF LITTLE WOLF VS T:15 8:45 LOU DUELLER Z7- Ellvertowh r Ladies Free With Paid Escort Pins Tax 3© Also Several Used WASHERS RADIOS VACUTOI CLEAN- ERS ICE BOXES 349 24th Street : Phone 113 4:45 5:00 Safety Juniors: KLO Harmonlzers — and Ralph Edna Clara Singleton and—Eorothy Baker Mills Brothers Popular Songs and LaVon Lean Kendell Wright —Studio Program Ambrose and his Orchestra Negro Spirituals rS Anson Weeks' Orchestra of Ireland Thoughts Recital k" U of U Hlaytag Uasliors Sparton Odffrigerators Royal Ufisnnra-GbanZenith Qadio - - ©nly-- TONIGHT 4:30 Goodrich 7:00 SATURDAY HIGIIT SPECIAL JUIIE I n EBe5®Oo ® t Save Vhnr Utah 3673 North South Dakota 3493 NEWARK N J Mav Sfl—fAt— morns umsDerg tavern owner got an injunction tn rpf-ralTwnnw RInhart his manager from further managing Rinhart Ginsbersr told th was usine recelDbt of th hnrine I buy drinks at a rival resort 1 CenH-- ' Five hundred canaries low oy pet shop were killed in a near- Cold fur storage insured rates T Gajewsky 2414 VT Tavern Owner Halts Manager's Drinking L one Purchase— Th a Rq commissioners Wednesday voted to GREAT "PATTJS Mrm take over thtt : VnrK rai frt (UP) — Continued incrpfljsA in tw course formerly a private club The sale of new automobiles as compared wiwiwcu yiuKimse price was $47618 with last year indicates a phenom- Choice Plants all vin enal recovery in that in BeU h Feed Co Montana according to A industry BreitenJ 5nn secretary of the Montana Motor Trades association Breitenstein— anrmunnert 9infl w vr automobiles were sold in Montana during April this year as compared with 1092 Idaho Dakota 77 non-signers : ©o EiGa&i e SOLEMNEVENT Amid the of the CathAt Last — A Fountain Pen that olic church'spageantry most cereimpressive can't leak Steve's Office Supply mony the Rev Edward Francis Dowling son of Mr and Mrs" EdHonored— Dr Willlard H Squires ward Dowlinsr 565 Thirteenth Salt Lake City physician has been street was this to ordained morning elected to a fellow membership in me Most the noiy priesthood by the American College of Physicians Rev James E Kearney bishop of New York City the Salt Lake diocese St Joseph's church where the Ilighest Prices Paid for old gold ordination was held was filled nearPacker & Stevens 2359 Wash ly to capacity by relatives and friends who "came to see the first Awards—Anions' students firalninsr ceremony of this kind ever con activity awards at Utah State Agri ducted nere cultural college are Elmer Ward CONGRATULATIONS Elmer Facer William Reeder and "As the father has sent m Jay Anderfon Brigham City Phyllis also I send you— that is the keynote Ricnards Garland of the ordination" declared Bishop congratulating the young Only one day left! Your old iron priest's parents and friends and Ihe is worth $100 (regardless of kind parish age or condition) on a new light and Father Bishop Kearney weight automatic iron during May Dowling celebrated mass with the Rev Patrick F Kennedy acting as only— at Utah Power & Light Co archdeacon of the ordination the Rev Frank LaMothe Salt Lake City as master of ceremonies at the throne and the Rev W E Vaughan Ogden master of ceremonies for the ordinandus A number of other priests of the diocese were present Special music was provided bv SL DAHHY SAVICII cUo1 f AT Joseph's choir under direction of IDAHO Mrs s P Dcobs with Miss Ruth no 1028 non Signers—yes New York Counts Toll As McBride at the organ Soloists were signers— Yes 51080350 no 172 Miss Roberta McBride and Mrs UTAH Blast Wrecks Four Dobbs Signers— Yes 3931 no 246 Following the ordination cereYes 727 no 98 Buildings mony Father Dowling bestowed his fNEW YORK May 30— (AP) — solemn blessing to the congregation BAR SILVER Father Kennedy was LONDON May 30 — (AP) — Bar Eighteen persons were injured and individually to host Father ana ask about it Hunter-Kimba- ll Dowling and the firm one-eighfour four-stor- y higher at 33 buildings were visiting priests at a luncheon at the sUyer Motor Co and D fOV s Mnin1 wrecked by an explosion but New rectory at one p m ent 7331 cents) v SUNDAY GATHERING S Election — The IT S dpnartm York's east side breathed easier to Father Dowling will celebrate his interior is reminding stockmen because the toll had been no first solemn high mass at ten-thirelection to be held in Brigham City day greater a iu ten to two o'clock at which jn Sunday in St JoseDh's church june The blast occurred wstmlir in A reception for members of the con an aavisory Board for grazing dis the shadow of New York's largest gregation and other friends will be trict No 1 will be named gas tank 200 feet high and covering held Sunday from three to seven el half a city block Fire followed Ipavn nn Timcv mrir the p565 m at the home of his parents 1 coat covers Thirteenth street 2482 Washington explosion and firemen worked fever' -- H— to ishly keep the tank from overDiscount— Fridav Li th last rfov heating while the Consolidated Gas company drained 4000000 cubic feet for obtaining the Mav taxes paid in advance to the county oi gas into other reservoirs Fire Marshal Thomas P Rmnhv treasurer s omce expressed the belief that an unemYonll Never Rerret monev snpnt ployed man salvaerine hmxx WASHINGTON May 30— (UP)— for graduation photos at the Love-lan- d from gas cylinders in one of the Mrs Ellsbeth H Vaughan St Louis wrecked on st Twenty-firEast buildings Studio street caused the explosion He assistant director of the American dropped a wrench and a spark set Red Cross nursing service has been Advance— Farm real estate values on awarded the Florence Nightingale rumes rrom increased again during the year Brophy reasoned the cylinders Mr medal by the international commitending March 1 according to a William Anderson 57 htm th tee of the Red Cross at Geneva statement from Washington The man The medals are awarded every He was one of those injured index of value was then 79 comtwo years Mrs Vaughan was the inree or tne others are in a serious American to share this time pared to 73 on March 1 1933 only condition They are Edward Lutcha 42 and Robert Lutcha 39 hrnth prs in the honors bestowed for profiFoot Specialist— Dr W G Green-we- ll of Astoria and Leonard Lewis 39 ciency in nursing ALL KINDS COLORS --H new location 2438 Wash Ph 239 oi me jaronx are Girls sent from Japan being Lutcha brothers lalATERIALS SIZES nave yon tried It—Swimming at inThe to marry Japanese in South Amerauto the shop just above the Utah Hot Springs— Wonderful tne oasementrepair V FOR r where Anderson ham- ica ' i mered at away the small tanks Traffic Case— Arrested late Wed- Lewis was blown out of a passing nesday by Deputy Sheriff Arthur auromoDue Grow Ronald Hulse 18 of 435 Can' Statements bV lnlnrerl iw yon road was released on his own lice and firementhe to believe several recognizance J after being booked at persons had been hirrifv n tv the sheriff's office on a motor a but wreckage search disclosed no license charge RADIO PROGRAMS ' : SAN FRANCISCO' May ' 30— CAP) Police cotlnued their investicatinn 4 ORDAINED KANSAS WANTS Nu-Enam- — — of Nurse From Idaho E F DOWLIHG one-thir- ty - Learn triplets ' Ho-h- r n-n- culler Cheese fancy flats 14 Vs 14 - 1 v-- f when- Bert Conklin will W New Car Sales Rise Two Burned As Car In Utah and Idaho Smashes Into Bridge ed Hostess—Mrs entertain the Jolly Ten club members at her home 1238 Oak street Arrest— Ray Mark 25 of Wilson Wis May exercises at was arrested Wednesday in Roy by the United States smallest national Deputy Sheriff Arthur Grow and cemetery at old Fort Crawford near booked at the sheriff's office on a here today revived memories of Wis- charge of battery Mark was releasconsin's Indian war days a century ed on $22 bait ago Sportsmen's outing South Fork Veterans of later wars members of patriotic and civic organiza- June 8 and 9 Make your plans now tions and school children marched to attend down Beaumont road named for Dr T No Rehearsal — There w-nr William Beaumont fort physician who discovered the action of stom- rehearsal of the Ogden tabernacle ach gastric juices in treating a cnoir tonight The next one will take wounded frontiersman to the grassy place next Thursday There will be Indian mound dotted Fort Crawford a conference of the singers Sunday however Military cemetery At the small group of rectanguPhysician and Surgeon Dr lar stone markers on the highest InJ Thomson announces mvminc dian mound over the graves of prominent officers and their wives of his offices at 310 First Security who died at this lonely military out- xmu& jaunoing xei 350 1925-post between 1814 and 1856 Prairie Theft — AbOUt 300 or 4flft fof f du Chien honored its dead In the small cemetery He officer feeder copper cable was stolen on comrades of Major Zachary Taylor Wednesday night from the Utah Central Railroad company at early Fort Crawford commander Idaho who was later "president of the Unit- a point near the Hermitage in Oged States It was at Fort Crawford den canyon according to a report to that Taylor's daughter was courted ponce station by Jefferson Davis later president Giant netunias siimtnpr rrtnnfe of the confederate states Every doctor is familiar with Dr Decoration flowers Weber Floral Co! DUtXb Beaumont's experiment on Alexis St Martin at Fort Crawford Beaumont To Wyomlne — Retrional FnrPKtor inserted a water tumbler in an unH Rutledge and Mrs Rutledge R healing bullet wound in St Martin's nave gone to Sheridan Wyo to stomach and thus made the observations on which he based his fa- spena a iew days mous treatise on stomach gastric Have your Ford car overhauled nn juices Fort Crawford was built near the our easy payment plan Come in 7-- SACRAMENTO Calif "Mav 9ft — new GE- - vacuuin for Rennlon— The b Y U graduat- only $19851 Radio Studios Inc 2317 ing class of 1875-7- 6 will hold a re vvasxungwn avenue union in Provo Sunday June 1 PRAIRIE DTJ CHIEN 30— (UP)— Memorial day their automobile smashed into a bridge on Franklin south of Sacra What of the future? It has been mento anboulevard Unidentified man end said above that NRA went wrong man were burned to death last through some frenzy of madness a ne car was registered to night O H Which Came over the New Dealers Sutton of Porterville Calif in July 1933 This statement im "The crash: "occurred without plies that it was a perverted ad William Resdon of warning" ministration of the act rather SacramentosaidT was a block behind act than the itself whir r heard I the that c smash acainst during the same month the debacle My own conviction last an ment year increase of 1014 car The exbridge seemed to based on a newspaper man's reaSales and flew flames all over it It during the first four months pioae sonably intimate contact with tr was awful were more than double oi ims year history of NIRA in congress and thouse sold last year totaling son H— then under General Johnson's ad with-285as an increase compared ministration is that what the OZ 3053 NRA intended to do in Wav lass Police Study Death Sales in nearbv states dnrintr tv and what it actually did in July first four months of 1935 were adults crippled by Infantile paralysis three of them women picketed ine omce oi tne puDiic welfare administration today in what they announced was a hunger strike- - The delegation members of the League for the Unemployed Physie-all- y Handicapped slept last night on and office chairs Oesk tops fact that today is a holiday and none of the administration ofwere two diametrically ficials or employes were expected Arfc et mires ' thines at the office did not deter the group was so loosely The drawn that under " Twenty-fiv- e members of the league it almost any policy might have started picketing the building hous- been adopted The policy which was rfnntj ing the administration offices on lower Broadway yesterday morning was: not the ©ollev that intnrm demanding employment and not observers were told to expect home relief unaer tne jaw The plan was to allow voluntaryoriginal When this brought no official actrade asso- tion a committee of six was sent ciations to combine for certain into the office to seek an interview purposes to give them immunity -' Building employes last night said from the anti-tru- st lavs in tiitti' to respect cer- -: they had been instructed not to dis- for an agreement turb the strikers una ngnts - or laoor and of the consumer The theory was that f4 Industry would in effort hnv tw right to combine In return for a Is The Name gooa labor and consumer policy5 was tn strain Industry privilege Speed Cop by accepting a social duty and the method of enforcing the social duty was to withdraw — SO POINT N C May HipH the — The government was (AP) Maybe it runs in the family te privilege to business men: "For twn say — and Motorcycle Officer Frank years you may get exemption front i Shields runs after the family' Within an hour's time after Mr Shields pursued three automobiles 'and arrested the drivers on charges of speeding He didn't know any of them so they identified themselves: G A Culler Mrs C C Culler and rake siaits J F Culler v —— longer thanks e BUTTER AND EGGS SAN FRANCISCO WHOLESALE DAIRY MARKET May 30 — (UP) — Butter 92 score 28 91 score 254 90 "ore 25 83 score 246 Eggs large 2614 medium 23 small Tiniest National Cemetery In U S Marks Deaths of Frontiersmen ana an additional 400 employed by NEW YORK May 30— (UP)— smaller of the vicinity were ssyivester Lantaric 16 confessed last affected plants decision the by night that he had beaten his three-year-o- ld strike and return to worktn Monday brother to death - were mere isui that rumblings Confronted by two of his four collapse of the NRA whose sisters Josephine 12 and Mary 8 since Section A nllMrfivA ffuarnntppH Sylvester admitted he was areus- some that bargaining operators tomed to kicking and beating John might hesitate to sign any agreefor "punishment" ment with the Sawmill and Timber Detectives believed Sylvester was Workers' union an American Federjealous of John ation of Labor affiliate Five years ago the Lantarics from Seattle wpta tQt Reports moved from New York to Walnut- conferences between employes and Pa In December 1931 port were under wav or ar employers the father disappeared' A fewJoseph weeks all along the Washington later nis Dody was found hanging ranged snute where the tieup affectiront from a' tree in a woods He had been beaten and shot and apparent- ing 40000 men has been most ly was the victim of a mob (AP)-TrapD- R RANDOM REFERENCES RECALLED ON By COAST EVENT ARD-EXAMINE- tyi LID 8:30 Glen' Gray's Casa Lorn Orchestra 8:45 Prank Munn — Songs KLO Program Hilites 9:00 Hawaiian Melodies 9:15 Victor Young's Orchestra 9:30 Donald Novis Popular Sones 9:45 J C Penney Optical Parlors Pro i — popular orchestra 10:00 Boswell Sisters— Popular Songs 10:15 Don Bestor's Orchestra! 10:30 Woman's Club Reporter 10:45 Violin and Cello Selections 11:00 Dorsey Brothers Orchestra 11:15 June PurceU — Popular Songs :l 11:30 Leo Relsman's Orchestra 11:45 Marimba Melodeers Police Patrols 1 Piano Concert " 12:15 Relnald Werrenrath— Songs 12:30 Farm Program featurine western music 12:45 Radio Studios Inc presents J Clair Anderson Organist 1:00 Ogden Paint OU & Glass Company Program — Little House Melodies 1 :15 Accordion Music 1:30 Brigham Community Booster Program—Popular Orchestra Lost and Found 2:00 Afternoon Concert 2:30 Richard Hlmber' Orchestra 2:45 Musical Duets 3:00 Eddy Duchin's Orchestra KLO Program IllUtes 3:15 Luther Brothers— Western Music 3:30 I sham Jones Orchestra 3:45 Male Chorus Selections 4:00 Ray Noble's Orchestra 4:15 Ruth Ettlng — Popular Ballads 4:3d Goodrich Safety Silver town Jun- -' iors: Accordion Students from Sam Pezzonane's music studio 4 :45 Mills Brothers — Popular Songs 5:00 Tango and Rhumb Melodies 5:15 Hel Kemp's Orchestra 5:30 Tess by Elmer accompanied Aaron 5:45 Louis Katzman's Orchestra 6:00 Musical Comedy Favorites i 6:15 Organ Recital " '" i 6:30 Jan Garber's Orchestra 6:45 Florence Easton— Songs 7:00 Guy Lombardo and his Raral Canadians 7:15 Bine Crosby— PomTar Knne 7:30 Radio Technicians Association presenting Wayne King's Orchestra 7:45 Ed Greenwell and Marlorl Per- rins GreenweU AennmnMiint 8:00 Hill BUlie Sweethearts with Olle 12 :00 Sears-Roebu- 8:15 8:30 8:45 9:00 9:15 9:30 ck and Viol Paul Whlteman Orchestra South Washinsrton Furniture Procr&m— Hawaiian Xjr1vils ' Vocal Classics Boyle Furniture Comnanv nre- sents Orean Rtinmr rnntmt ' The Cotton Pickers Silent ) These dresses formerly sold as high as $700 each All you do Is buy one at $4 90 and take your choice of another for only 1 i COATS ANP We have on hand a lovely Belefi-tiof Coats and Suits that are now priced at— on 3ALP PH ICG -- AND LOSS Don't fall to attend this sal— qome tell and bring your friends SALE STARTS FRIDAY 9 am 2378 WASHINGTON AYE |