Show FRIDAY EVENING APRIL 9 1937 o Jet SCHOOL PICKS ' ITS ENTRANTS THE OGDEN Flag Flies When Cars Kill FOR FESTIVAL Embezzlement BOISE Idaho April 9 — (AP) On Secretary of State Ira Masters rested today the responsibility of determining the future of Mrs e Boise Angela Hopper clerk who was of convicted city fiembezzling municipal funds to nance her Hollywood playboy son a half decade ago Masters is a member of the state pardon board which will vote next Tuesday to decide whether Mrs Hopper has served enough of her sentence for embezzl- i OGDEN HIGH SCHOOL Battle1 Rages Beauty SEEKS RELEASE NOTES one-tim- O Those winning first places In the music festival tryouts held In Ogden High school Thtrrtclay evening are as follows: Clarinet Richard Murdock: comet Paul Cowley saxooboe phone Richard Murdock Coi Welling McFarland violin -- J stance Ford tenor Lyman Kimber piano Eugene Brough bass baritone El wood Wakefield: contralto Leafrtoker soprano Ruth Tlllot-so- n ement trombone Mack Cook Says Instructor Glenn L Hanson “The opinion of the Judges was fairly given and tmbiased The participants were enthusiastic in their efforts and accomplished something worth while” These winning students will try for ratings in the music festival to be held in Tremon-to- n May 1 —Constance Ford t TEA PRESENTED O The son Is Johnny Hopper convicted in 1934 of accepting stolen money from his mother during the last years of the 13 she served as city clerk — part of the time This afternoon at three-thirt- y the Delphi Speorma Drama club entertained at a mothers’ tea in room 305 The room was gaily decorated in spring colors A program was given consisting of the following numbers: Piano solo by Betty Ann Winters readings ' by Rosella Borger and Kay Foulger vocal solo by Carl Laughton a piano solo by Evelyn Smith Ross Ekins acted as master of ceremonies — Beth Clark a MUSIC AND SPEECHES Today’s assembly was called to order by President Homer Olsen Community songs were led by Glenn L Hanson accompanied by Dean Williams “My Hero” “The Candy Mountain? and ’Old Man River” Accordion numbers were played by Genevieve Aguirre “La Espagnola” and ‘Splendo Mazurka” Mr Hanson announced the win-he- rs of ‘the music contest held last ' night Nedra Silverthorne gave an acrobatic! dance Dale Anderson graduate! of O H S spoke on "After praduating” — Constance Ford i YEARBOOK ORDERS “We will accept orders for the t 1937 Classicum until April 15 at which time the last pages will go to the printers” states Leonard Robins advisor to the yearbook staff “This is one of the most interesting and artistic yearbooks Ogden High hoi ever put out both from the standpoint of novelty and photography” j Mr Robins also premises a laugh for everyone including Bill Malinowski — Barbara Reeve AGGIE SCHOLARSHIPS This letter was received by Principal A M Merrill from Elmer George Peterson president of Utah State Agricultural college in Logan: ' "Through action of the board of trustees of Utah State Agricultural college there will be available for your high school two to graduates of the classscholarships of 1937 to the value of $30 each We should prefer to grant one scholarship to a woman student and the other to a i O' WARNS! tey DRIVERS This black symbol of sorrow which flutters over Atlanta whenever there Is a fatal traffic accident is a deliverer of death tidings to the city and a warning to motorists The flag is hoisted in the heart of town as an experiment in reducing auto accidents tion” f I j f j i 44 ! Youth 20 Enjoys First Train Ride I choice and jfirst end second alternate for each scholarship will be determined by this institution on the basis of j their records as shown by their transcripts of credit and the rating blanks submitted by your committee The candidates should be chosen because of high qualities of intelligence integrity scholarship special abilities and promise for the fiiture exhibited as students in your high school—Norma Bar-row- ’s j Congress Referees Row With International Angles BY FREDERICK C OTIIMAN Ickes meanwhile built his new interior building which heConsid ers the handsomest in the coun try and discovered that square in front of it worth! be erected Dr Rowe’s office He said such a thing would be a sacrilege to beauty He said hs interior headquarters were so beautiful they ought to be seen from all sides He asked: Why doesn’t the union build its annex In its own back yard AND RUIN BEAUTY And ruin the most beautiful beauty spot in the capital? (The retorted) Ickes took his troubles io congress yesterday appearing before the house committee on public buildings and grounds with an amendment to the original bill providing that the annex he built in Rowe’s own back yard Rowe testified that he Relieved erection of the annex where Ickes wanted it might demolishr the union’s own vistas The congressmen led by Rep' Fritz G Lanham of Texas prevailed on Dr Rowe to bring Ickes’ suggestion before his board of directors meeting on May 3 These directors consist of the secretary of state and all the Latin American ambassadors E and P United Press Staff WASHINGTON April 9 (UP— The beauty battle of Ickes vs Rowe (pronounced “Row” as in threatened international fight) complications today as congress undertook the referee their esthetic dispute over lovely vistas — and a tin garage Ickes is Secretary Harold L who doesn’t want anybody ruining the view of his $13000000 interior department with an office building Rowe is Dr Leo S the debonair secretary of the Pan American union who feels it would be better to ruin Ickes’ beautiful view than his beautiful backyard ROOSEVELT WORRIED President Roosevelt has worried over the problem Congress is worrying and Secretary of State Cordell B Hull and 20 ambassadors extraordinary and plenipotentiary will worry Here’s the plot rAs secretary of the union Dr Rowe obtained authority in a proposed law to erect a $650000 office building as an annex to his Latin American good— 44 will headquarters of white marble which includes the most beautiJUSTICE WEDS 1800 ful sunken garden in all WashingJACKSON Mo— (UP)— Jphn G ton The building was to be erected Putz of the peace hs perjustice on Constitution avenue on a site formed his 1800th marriage cereapproved by the national capitol mony He has been a justice 24 park and planning commission years PROVE COSTLY 4 Senators j Expensive One ate territories committee declared today when t paid Denmark for the Virgin islands in $25-0000- Pan-Americani- tes ‘ Pan-Americ- an ’ Pan-Americ- an : 00 1917 ) MINNEAPOLIS Minn April to live” (UP) — Wilbur Burton Foshay Foshay evert had to ask permission to walk across the Afriwho once threw a $116000 party for presidents governors and can ifrahogany floors of the private office rooms which were premiers is fiat broke and lookonce I his own in Fotshay tower ing for a job he said today When he dedicated this tower Thanks to a presidential comin 1929 he sent out ?5000 invl mutation and time off for "good lions1 e behavior” the including the presidents utilities of United States and Mexitle to magnate returned Minneapoco all cabinet officers governor lis from Leavenworth prison of 48 states and ’premiers of where he had been sentenced to a term on mail fraud Canada 44- j charges “I haven’t a penny” Foshay4 Onej can roughly estimate temsaid "Not one red cent” peratures by timing a cricket’s Foshay- - It was recalled had chfrp4 9 WASHINGTON April 9' (AP)— The United States made a costly bargain some members of the sen- Since thenj committee records showed the (treasury has contributed millions' toward their admin- Pan-Americ- an j S Purchase In 1917 I j U Declare Foshay Who Built Empire Seeking Job The outlay last year plus some unestimated items The one return said Governor Lawrence W' Cramer has been in national defense This was the motive for acquiring the Caribbean isles ab a time when it was feared they might be used as a base for German submarines “Isn’t there any hope of giving these islands away?” Inquired Senator Bone (Dem Wash) “National defense covers a multitude of sins’ commented Senator King (Dem Utah) “In the face of this evidence of expense and the immense outlays we have made to take care o? Puerto Rico we seem to be exploring and annexing every1 little rock we can find in the Pacific” istration was $1769803 l I -- one-tim- 15-ye- ar i 2156 PEOPLES DELICATESSEN Washington Avenue — Across from Tabernacle you crave to eat and drink CABBAGE SALAD Lb MACARONI SALAD Lb 15c 15c j KILLS 80000 BISON SYDNEY— (UP) —Cecil Freer the Buffalo King” of the Northern Territory of Australia declares ''he 30000 bison in 20 years -- Ji For things 20c 20c POTATO SALAD Lb j 301 ICE CREAM FULL QUART BRICK 300 Ginger Snaps 3 lbs 250 Fran ifurters pound 150 Vanilla Cookies pound 15C Bacon pound pkg ISC Ilam 180 large Bologna j pound 180 Dill Pickles Potato Chips 8 for Knackebrodt a Toasts-Cracke- has shot only a $200 debt whe4 he cairfe to Minneapolis the irst tlmf He nursed this into aj $50000000 utilities dynasty He was asked if he intended to try building anj other fortune “Rebuild my empire?” he asked i"God man how can I? 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