Show FRIDAY EVENING APRIL 9 1937 THE OGDEN 'That's a Woman CULT VICTIMS For You' Stalls GRANGE ASKED: Auto On Tracks ARE EXCAVATED SUGAR QUOTA FOR ISLANDERS BUTTE Mont- April 8 (UP)— Among the many Milwaukee railare two who do not road Wallace Would Lift Han have engineers a high opinion of women auOn ‘Shipments of Retomobile drivers last An unidentified woman fined Output night delayed two fast freight trains when she drove her car on d CONTROVERSY LOOMS the tracks and stayed there and westbound freight train engineers saw' the car straddling Secretary Also Sugge:sts the rails and stopped A wrecker Increase In Cane pulled the machine back on the u road Yield In U S “That’s a "woman driver for remarked one of the engine- you” By The Associated Press men - t ’j East-boun- 9 fJj WASHINGTON Aprilrecommended to congress today Jewelry Found drastic changes in the AdIn Lbgan Shack ministration’s new sugar bill I one would Hie principal permit Hawaii Puerto Kieo LOGAN April 9— (AP)—Children shack and the Virgin Islands to ship playing in a weather-beate- n found $700 in loot off part stolep this to total their quotas from the home of the Utah State country in refined instead of college coach E L Romney several raw form weeks ago Chief of Police M C — - i -- Recommending also a small over the present bill in production quotas for continental cane sugar areas Wallace made his suggestions in a letter and- - accompanying draft of a revised bill submitted to Representtive ih-cre- ase Comm in gs CONTROVERSY SEEN The Coloradoan predicted that lifting of quota restrictions Qn shipments of refined from the in sular possessions would precipitate a lively controversy with continental refineries processing raw su(D-Col- o) gar from the areas Refiners backed by the American Federation of Labor opposed lifting’ refined restrictions on the contention American labor would "" be injured In discussing the quota system which" divides the American market among continental sugar beet sugar cane insular areas and foreign countries the secretary Recommended changing the quota basis from actual tonnage allotments based on consumption! to percentages of consumption The secretary suggested but did not include in his draft of the revised bill an increase in the continental cane quota chiefly hat of Louisiana and Florida to the average production of those a eas during the three years of the greatest production during the period 1925 to '1936 inclusive He suggested that the increase be deducted from quotas allotted other mainland producing areas Poulter said today The youngstefs found jewelry valued by Romney at $200 wrapped in a bandana handkerchief and hidden in an old cupboard drawer H comprised almost wholly of sugar beet regions j WOULD REMAIN SAME Under the percentage quota system quotas now allotted insular and foreign areas would remain virtually the same as under present law Continental quotas would be practically the same as provided in the original bill No major chlnges were suggested by Wallace In the bill’s tax features but the proposed 75 jcents a hundredweight excise tax would be levied on Sk basis of sucrose content instead of on raw sugar The secretary suggested that the I Young Girls Attacked an Strangled Sometimes Buried Alive TOKYO April 9— (UP) —A Dome! (Japanese) news agency dispatch from Eoul capital of Korea today reported that police there had ek cavated 157 bodies described as victims of the cult organized by religious fanatics and said to enslave young girls for -im moral purposes Domei reported that the authorities In Korea believed hundreds bf others were slain by the cult The victims found were mostly young girls who had been attacked strangled and sometimes buried Haku-Haku-K- alive yo I Kairyu Zen founder of the cult was among those identified in the excavations He was charged with killing three girls his concubines before fleeing and committing suicide More than 100 persons have been arrested in the round up of the organization Police said most of them were former criminals masquerading as religious leaders in trapping the girls Earlier estimates said at least 500 victims had been slain the majority daughters of good families enslaved by the cult The leaders were alleged to have Influenced farmers to sell lands then stole the money and murdered the men and undesirable women carrying off the more attractive girls j i Freight Loads Up Above Last Year WASHINGTON April 9 (AP)— The Association of American Rail- roads reported today 726687 cars loaded of revenue freight were during the week ending last Saturday This was a decrease of 34422 domestic annual consumption which on March 1 was estimated cars or 45 per cent compared with at 6688670 short tons be distrib- the preceding week an increase of 113106 or 184 per cent compared uted as follows: Domestic arias — 5533 per cent with a year ago and an increase of the total United States consump- of 81231 or 332 per cent comtion which would be divided as pared with two years ago follows: 4245 per cent to domestic beet sugar 97$ per cent to mainland cane sugdr 2569 per cent to Hawaii 974 per cent to mainland cane sugar 253B9 per cent to Hawaii 2187 per lent to Puerto Rico and 25 per cept to (Virgin islands Foreign area —4467 per cent of SALT LAKE CITY April 9 (AP) the total consumption of which —The Western Federation of Wo3470 per cent' would go to the men’s clubs and the Utah State 6441 Federation will hold their annual Philippine commonwealth per cent to Cua and 89 per cent convention jointly here April 19 to other foreign countries to 22 j j STANDARD-EXAMINE- "Kid" Sister Is Due to Be Actress Too -- jJ HOLLYWOOD full-fledg- ed 4 Ogdenifes To Go On Jaunt 8-D- ay Dividend Ordered Cleaners fo Strike ARLIflE JUDGE FILES TO DE PROBED RENO DIVORCE SUIT RENO Nev April! 9— (AP)— Ar-lifilm Judge pretty dark-eye- d actress filed suit in’ district court here today to divorcl Wesley Rug-gl-es Hollywood motion picture dine Article Hints Americans May Be Expelled By Italians — Having given three daughters - XA ETHIOPIA ‘BAN’ April 9 (AP) to the film industry Mrs George Belzer doubted today whether she could “save” her fourth girl from becoming an actress Mrs Belzer is the mother of Polly Ann Young Sally Blane and Loretta YOung In turn they aspired to vfin movie fame What’s more they succeeded TWO UNDER CONTRACT Polly Ann Retired from pictures at the time of her marriage to Carter Hermann But Sally and Loretta are under contract to the same studio And Loretta is a star That makes it very difficult for kid" sister Georgians to he just a contented school girl She wants of course to have a fling with grease paint too Mrs Belzer laid she hoped at least one member of the family would find something else to do besides act However when Loretta brings home the script of her current picture to study her lines Georgians immediately demands the right to do one of the parts NATIVES OF SALT LAKE The three ekjler sisters are natives of Salt Lake City but have lived here for 20 years Georgi-an- a is a Californian Still another member of the family entered the movies shortly after the arrival from Utah He is brother (Jack Young who played in several Wallace Reid pictures before1 becoming a lawyer To her childhood friends in Salt Lake City Loretta is still known as Gretchen Young R 1 rector She charged mental cruelty Married to Ruggles at Beverly Hills Calif October 15 1931 the actress started a suit to divorce him in a Los Angeles superior court last February Later! however she dropped the action and came to Reno Friends said she wanted the quicker Nevada divorce in order to be married sooner to Daniel Reed Topping milshortly ' lionaire New York sportsman and The article written by Virginio owner of the3 Brooklyn Dodgers professional football team She denied Gayda editor of this mouthpiece it I for Premier Benito Mussolini con44 firmed press reports in London that Miss M Maurice of Sheffield seven British missionaries already is the only woman mine had been expelled from East Africa England in the world expert! lamp It suggested the Protestants were acting as spies in EthiopiaThe United Press learned that private information from travellers returning from Addis Ababa tended to confirm the general impres: ROME April 9— (UP)— Officials at the United States embassy today said that the embassy “is likely" to investigate officially the meaning of a Giomale DTtalia article hinting that several Americans and possibly all Protestant missionaries might be expelled from Ethiopia - sion that the- - By Unless Pay Rises Sugar Company The Amalgamated Sugar com- LOS ANGELESApril 9— (AP) pany today announced a 12 cent Thomas Moore president of the per share quarterly payment on Cleaners Dyers andPressers union preferred stock to some 1400 share- announced today 1000 members ol holders the organization voted unanimously Payment will be made May L to strike at three p m Saturday j unless their demands for a 10 per cent wage increase are met He said the walkout would include 2500 union members and probably more of 4000 persons employed in 150 wholesale and retail plants Monday will be observed as a state holiday Arbor day in Utah under proclamation of Governor A A V— Blood State city and county ofi I s fices generally will be closed that as will banks and other finan day cial hourses 44 J Ogden’s Largest and Twenty thousand lemon plants 1 Finest Millinery Store mostly from America will be planted in Russia 2357 AVE WASHINGTON f-T- — Banks and Offices i to Close Monday mtr 'f nVA Italian government intends to “squeeze out" all foreign missionaries in Ethiopia of non-Catho- lic faith U S embassy officials said they no information concerning Gayda’s charges so far but added had that the Italian authorities had not approached the embassy! regarding the possibility of the expulsion of Aw United States missionaries deaths it was reported today Official statistics show 3503 persons wounded 430 disappeared 98 buildings destroyed including 14 schools eight churches nine rest homes four 'hospitals' two mu! seums and two academies 1491 Who Walk or Stand - able to stand all day or walk for miles without having your feet ache burn or perspire? 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