Show THE OGDEN nr mp PUBLISHING COMPANY "7 riABMANN Frank Francis A - editor Editor AND Q ENERAL W L N Co ip)- A Parson’s Conscience Defying English Bishops Headaches for Baldwin MANAGES AwoclaW General Manager an independent newspaper Morning Witnout TUESDAY EVENING JUNE R Dollars Sent By Conscience to Pay For Breakage By George Clark T wo SIDE GLANCES But— sdys Boake Carter muter STANDARD-EXAMINE- - 500 8-193- 7 DIE YJIIEN GRATER ERUPTS KOKOPO New Guinea June 8 — AXTELL Kans June 8— (UP) — (AP) — Volcanic eruptions last week Two $1 bills and this unsigned at Rabaul on New Britain island letter were received by City Clerk killed apprpximately 500 persons a William Berry: Enclosed please j government patrol reported Mon- find $2 In payment for breakage of day one of the city's street lamps All the victims were natives The “Such occurred several years ago white population was evacuated from playful tactics of boy trying and precautions were taken against his markmanship with rocks and typhoid clods and the result was a hit Two volcanic eruptions and a tidal wave ravaged the Australian-mandate- d Island of New Britain Death-Ratin the Pacific northeast of British aen) The city's harbor t New Guinea j NEW YORK June 8—To my notion the most sinister looking n are those places in halls sudden survive to every that seem eweep of the police broom They carry on year after year in what seems from a casual view a de-- 1 praved atmosphere no one To the casual passer-b- y seems to enter or depart A seedy doorman lounges listlessly in the narrow entrance with apparently an ocnothing to do but indulge casional yawn talk now and then to a pawing cop and sneak a few clgaret drags at the curb I cutS $tat 'S'duifc’Thj man m are tfae often identified with gangster films And the girls perhaps a dozen walk about the mostly pajama-ciad'- 1 few custom- the with floor slowly era Pale indifferent they seem to be interested' mostly in the art of The church of England outwitted by an obscure by an angry pubcountry clergyman and confronted Muzzle to sanction the marrefusal over'its lic controversy aa second Ogden Utah duchess of Windsor even intered at the Ptomceat March 3 1879riage of the duke and ot Act Congress to matter according a fait claaa accompli still refuses to now it that though NBA Press United Press blessed as Associated recognize the wedding Members of The Service and A B C The bishop of Fulham at the instance of the archfor entitled to the use rbe ffioraifnews dispatches credited to It or not bishop of Canterbury who was one of the leaders in and also the local news gr°edlted in tm pushing Edward off the throne declared: ' “The church insists on the indissolubility of marSUBSCRIPTION PRICES two “d and since all marriages in France must be By a month 1935 BePsldJa riage' By Carrier 75c r£an“lne could Jardine perMr Rev civil the only service the MOM Ali OthwBttM IU j form is benediction after the marriage DEPARTMENTS WASHINGTON June 8— (AP)— stubborn ALL at the inconsistency of CanI am amazed PHONE 4511 FOR is census bureau said today the stand it its The simply By and company terbury LWU f quibble into a set of circum death rate in the United 1938 technical a' thrusting STREAMLINED SELLING States was 115 per 1000 populastances which have been governed primarily by pertion —the highest since 1929 The to s°£oLMelUS A --few years ago the railroads began the day of in Back 1935 rate was 109 inconsistency Pi go back to' first principles in merchan- - I Henry VIn of England who married eight times Deaths last year totaled 1474177 PORTLAND Ore June 8 (UP) Wil the bureau said an Increase of "The effect: in said in off England was the group Vmctinpcia ruling black bear escaped —A ’ therefore we will over the previous year dising Their passenger zoo king is bigger than the church last from the night and terror- betback by offering - North Dakota had the lowest ized residents in the to it make our own church which will not consider mar- decided get Arlington they death-rat- e Jast y car— 8 Per 1000 indissoluble and will permit divorce” was shot until riage it districts rates HeIghtg at own Its was created cheaper ter service South Dakota ranked and killed by police So Ulc Church of England f population IS second with 87 Other low rates! jaw8 permit divorce and in addition the British How this sort Of thing is succeeding ' of I ernment houses the action recent by included Arkansas 92 Oklahoma Milwauthrough J about the girls the halls relaxation of these a by a recent report from the decreed Nothing greater 92 and Utah 99 parliament HiaJor the habitues offers the slightest law8 Arizona had the highest rate— kee ro£d Its streamlined train the Ed- - touch of glambur usually to he as-- 1 case of the with faced when however 155 —and the District of Columbia Today watha has to date carried 550000 passen- 0 ward Warfield the ruling group in England re- - Uociated with the glitter of a and (was next with 147 Nevada had $2600-00revenue verse their own laws ' and their own principle on Broadway night Yet for 'some exceeding California 125 a and 144 for gross gers - which the church of England was founded and say mysterious reason these drab dives stasome too 4 neat profit It shows a the church is bigger than the king and mar- - j outlast the brilliantly lit and ex- I that WNtASMVWtWA' COWL 1 time riage i3 indissoluble pensively orchestraed places tistician has firgured out that every 1 it but you remember “Girls this is Tommy He acts shy wrote the Hiawatha passes a mile post which OI less sedate years Verne Port- ratber like this Rev Robert Anderson Jardine of In me he j gt all those letters paUi’8 rectory Darlington Yorkshire England er and I used to take off in a By reading rloes every minute —it turns in a net gam The an as His father tried to train him agnostic vol de nuit for the J $249 I FT! Q boy revolted and became converted to Christianity halls once a year Just for the heck SALT LAKECTIX June ana Its way IS words it Hlg father disowned him for that -i waof it We liked to look upon such paying lake In other Utah David I Gardner Then this parson lived and worked among the poor excursions as a bit of slumming commission said today the lake ter believe and anti Liverpool and the slums of London LONDON June 8— (UP)— A setour nights on the but high jinks principal source of irrigation water I tlement has been agreed upon in you me those are slums I have been through them loose came to an abrupt ending and ter southern Salt Lake county and seen them This parson a man of strong cob I there Invariably we suddenly slander suit which Ernest A the contained northern Utah county worked among these lost souls of humanity ci(Jed to can it an evening and divorced husband of the 1 Simpson 240 acre feet of water June and brought the word ot the Spirit to them helped Windsor of home In the depth of a same brought to proPuchess compared with 209800 at the 'dolor The majority of these girls from tect himself gossip it was a year ago time — came to us of most —as did the He said during May the Irriga- understood today the metropolis from the prairie Simpson’s suit against Mrs Joan tors required the use of 34713 a society woman is 29-Sutherland 1 towns hugging their dreams that By Dr George W Crane acre-feof water as against at to is session listed for became nightmares of degradation hearing month same Northwestern the University in 690 acre-fenot do Until toe who court of not today it was There are many The heavy consumption of 1936 would not suit the become addicted to that was due to the dry warm weather expected four-poiinfor-o- f a Now weeks hardened Mark for plan reached with team be anu j gives most up uga unciateT ”The duke’s lawyer telegraphed and said the throughout which almost prevailed 'life emfrom retired will public be should every which rabinet ' eniourage matlon is that it up this the month duke was most grateful and wanted a religious cere-- criminals the shows — It to it ms and attain that week ployer probably Thursday— resig mony My husband went noticed the other day submitting and for a brief be would praise there hunger hearing employe’s Now what does that indicate but a man of prinnation alonff with Mr Baldwin sympathy and kindlinessdesire-fo-It is ending in toe issuance of an agreed concerned more with being square with his ciple is modem cioses of it the " career statement typical As MacDonald s public congcience and hig own soui than hierarchy and business Industry humanizing He certainly did not have to risk his Post Mark’s yearnings on your hard to avoid the feeling that this man poutics? y the bulletin board and read them y missed the boat somewhere along be all wrongj bub i believe that a man of person every day r me was that type can do more good in thU world render Maurr who worked with NEW CASTLE Pa June 8 — ttnrfvpnt to the prime ministership honHampton’s magazlne yhen more genuine service help other people more (AP)— The motor in Gottfried Ul- Labor a was CASE here a was comHe New York to came with to hopes II ted rich’s automobile has a new hum high one who is too ready and willing mti- - estly than some- - came to me for some vocational to fellow and had believes handsome he who what and Hundreds of honey bees 'settled man lively conscience his with a promise Irish Free State June arty man a pacifist and Dan of a of toe car while parked 8 —DUBLIN Sayre in protege guidance thing the at — reels of the Duke News hardship (AP) Grosbeck the Chicago artist At downtown and as Ulrich drove it finished college but kave mately known poverty J which will Windsor’s of wedding not great up home the bees refused to leave I any rate the magazine to do in want what I be helm of the British empire Would in shown not I be ngis r — almost a prayer— for happiness peace They’ have swarmed on the gs and we planned some quixotic free A plea 111 so State Free to the Irish it? appreciate exhibited tank under the hood and around I11 : by the duke lancing Von Maurr went overseas life he began things result from privacy and to be let alone wastovoiced not some I advice war Warfield aia Indo-Chlreturned Mrs somehow the women of last exhaust the his the the Windsor pipe after year oT clorge® VTe cor- -: In French marriage Well— the great things “After the trying times we have been through” to New York after the armistice! “Briefly here is' what I desire of wear trousers men wear skirts and on other hand wers the An arch bridge pushes outward onation here banned virtually PUMUOM e-- er -- mid-tow- -up dime-a-dan- ce - - - Nears Peak Mark of ' - J I gov-sho- wn gum-chewi- lfnVGS °ear But For Last Time 1 -- - e 81-4- 25 200-pou- nd II ’ ng I I - House Visit Made Coast Residentl Simpson Agrees To Sett e tit -- ' dime-a-dan- ce I j 8-- CAP) -- I Case Records of a Psychologist de-victi- J et et - nt I I Bees Make Home r In I j-”- J V - ill-fat- ed G-14- I i Parked Auto Irish fo Exhibit ReelsofVedding 4: I it-wa- s ‘ i J i J na I — - L1 II aOUOL X Uiat mat peace Win ever uc tnena eiU8Venesa j8 nkeiy to be one of the crosses they get toe slightest trace of him and useful yet it lacked that inaetinaDie nt some really useful and valuable serfound seem to have we The bear we must felt Lindberghs vice in order to Justify my hit more— which somehow some sort of “peace” in the countryside of Surrey Don Allen ence here on earth was the story that England But Edward is not wanted in England He used to tell of toe passing of his “Third I Want unlimited lad a right to expect from him is not wanted in any of the dominions Peace would Don was a jovial news- - tunity for advancement depending makes fhp difference between distinguished be be given if he lived to paperman who came out of the upon would he the jast thing my own natural abilities and " i - I exist-The- re D oppor-fath- er Forced to shuttle between central Europe and perhaps the Argentine— his movements will ever be watched written about spoken about SUMMER SAFETY RECIPES It is my belief that the British government now - I has newsa greater headache on its hands than if it had the and daily arrives HOT weather Edward and his bride to remain and live once more are dotted with brief J permitted wentx th nublicitv 't America J East to the middle west He had hard work Of course an actor’s flair for showy dress “Fourth I want to work for an New to he migrated employer or an organization who will Eventually York and became a film critic really be ' interested irf my future on the Evening World Then oneaa well as in my potential value to was that company day after the Evening World “Dr Crane what Ido you advise axed there came a report he'had me?” pistoled himself in a shabby room- or recommend forMark’s four-poiing house to his home city Boston j DIAGNOSIS: con- warrants walkthorough specification Anyway Don used to tell of especing down a Chicago street! one deration by everybody and I - j nt — fact that aU prevented if Simple care —o - of these drownings could be Ydfhefprethat - I s'tapl - It venting ' drowningS is SO Simple annual hardly would need repeating if the toll of drownmgs were not so high The high light of the recipe probably is as a simply this: know your own limitations Reswimmer and never go beyond them member that those limitations are very much greater if you go in the water tired overheated or full of food Never attempt any feat in the water if there is a chance I rMtour't- - r inUtept employes to — I would have mind been much You readers toe air and affection between prolongs the publicity they themselves wish to escape them and their chatter was banter- and which if it does not wreck the lives of Edward ing and frothy Suddenly toe father and Warfield will be an absolute miracle stuck out his hand nd stopped Copyright Ledger Syndicate said “Son I’m leaving you here Good-bye- ” Then slumped to the sidewalk and toe ambulance car- ried him away to the morgue doesnt D v £ y SfwfSLlofwS immediate demand Ho says he is willing to work but he1 wants to know that he has a No blind alley jobs i Travlers say that one o( the He wants to grow with America is to Wilmington Dela- - sponsibility as wen: as salary ware and built with duPont dough HALO AROUND YOUR JOB WHY JAPANESE MAKE SUPERIOR SOLDIERS as a flash such includes It gadgets stressed as his second point Mark in the Price (Willard Spectator London) ar-- 1 room mail to when the desire of mankind light fundamental You ’cannot assess the Japanese army numerical- rives for a tran- automatic guest to render some wish me the to ly Japanese officers have often" protested I nameiy of all som and things that it will overtax your strength or your with to adjuster useful gervice society to leave a smile that the Japanese soldier is not a whit baths water the in ice better running a world place for our skill Make “safety first” your guiding prin- superior mentally morally or physically to the About the only is lacks it here worked thing and lived in is he haying soldier of the west Yet they insist that a dingus to slip on ciple whenever you are in or on the water JL W Jlepner express- professor fact “a better soldier” because unlike other sol- without bending over New Yorkthis same viewpoint in one of diers he courts death as hra greatest honor and you’ll be safe 480- j his recent textbooks when ihe said to a is with it however top doom to will men their of who go The training with toe unswerving directness of robots is a weird room hotel in the East 70’s this1 “Salesmanship must have a halo around it” TOWARD STATE TARIFFS and unworldly process It begins two thousand years ifalL It will have all the Wilming-ton inn’s equipment plus For in-- J He meafat that a man’s morale the Bushido has is soldier vthe bom before taught the of discussion if one wants to remain to cannot remain huoyed up unless he WHILE all this on Japanese race to think well of itself and toe Jap- stance the morning there will be J feels he is Improving society and a bed in be good anese individual to regard himself as nothing but dirt is going it might even a wheels of the Chariot progmoving civilization ' onward be ground under the drop desk over toe idea to dust off that old constitutional pro- to deminor way ress of his race The One must give himself for the board upon which will be a though but in a very require- -' vision which prohibits the erection of any AIL What better racial tradition could there be for vice into which one may dictate j Mark’s first and fourth "letters and telegrams to waiting meats are akin and Show his wish y soldiers? the making of tariff barriers between the states He Active military training begins at the age of stenographers Under toe pillow! tor a friendly environment come-nbe to a tariff canwants actual his an are set device state school pleasure No has yet will be a radio that 61 Boys in the first year of primary job up to which he can Jook to toe goose-ste- p the do a drill be to march heard thing sing sleeper by been taught t has recent but the certainly tendency war songs and marshal platoons of wooden soldiers bed Only toe highest grade ward Instead of a bore and a pain in that direction Divers western states now “Morals” is a Tequired subject to every primary of patrons will be permitted to to the neck toworkf orthata middle school From 6 to 17 the future soldier enjoy the many privileges The' to- - ’ He doesn’t have “ports of entry” for all truck traffic and ef-is drilled not in morals as we would understand the tent is to make It toe most 1 purely mercenary organization no interest to Its employes as! and getting through them is very much like subject but in “Morals” with an imperial M— loyalty ficieritly equipped and toe most I One that grinds Is human toe which toe beings immediate to toe Prices world family larger eeiect hotel in out getting through customs in a foreign port called the nation family of them and value all the and the emperor who is the father ba kv hieh starting at ' 125 J discard Into the them Now we find California charging sellers of of aiL This goes on until many studen‘3 when asked' wln drops dav f6r a 8Uue I DO YOU DREAD YOUR JOB? “What is your dearest wish?” will sincerely enough “ omia-mad- e non-Cal- if beer $500 for a license set emMark wishes tobe enthusiastic answer: die “To for my beloved down this pinions of the rTess 1 A booklet in whlcK to keep a record of your Social Secur-it-y payments !:B I I over-sho- I es J bed-head- -1 die-eas- f ot ’ for-sa- - me 1 I i while sellers of beer made in California pay only $50 and in retaliation Missouri pro-- ? hibits the importation of alcoholic bever- ages from any state which discriminates beer against the sale of Missouri-mad- e These things aren’t tariffs of course — but they are uncomfortably like tariffs in their effect American prosperity could nqv-- 1 trade bar-- 1 er survive a network of state-lin- e 1 peror” A lihou vUitor Boston bounds into toe visitor’s U””"8 Cleveland lad’s school absences were room every morning and sniffs the found to coincide with the Indian baseball club’s home dates proving that youth still ton i him’" empioyer to- terest In him as a hu- alut- - m sales or departments the production He wants his boss to be a glori-fle- d j father because human beingsn i really like to idealize thei super-lorif those superiors will only give Salt Lake City may use the Unfinished j them a chance Hero worship is music Symphony - for its merry-go-roun- d deep seated and should be encour' aged by ail intelligent employers i riers but many customers will demand to hear Mark wants a boss who will be nickeh whole their the for to Mark’s welfare who interested thing t ‘ his wife and chilabout will ask was C man a at father A New Bern N dren who win rejoice with him to 94 again at 96 and was dead at 97 sug-- 1 Russia executing 44 more as spies seems his successes and show sympathy — for his sorrows 8 June Kas BEND n GREAT do j determined to offset its recent birth rate gesting that prosperity and depression (Dr Orane will 'give personal at-- 1 (AP)— Barton county officials are in cycles to questions on psych j tention and thieves searching hunting Kansas junk yards cal problems Write him to care J of this newspaper enclosing a 3- for the loot unreA crowds the have in for Autos cent stamped addressed envelope psychologist says being changed things Oh yes the loot? which cannons for reply) war Civil Two leases wants consider who a to to used who emotions but dertaker people’s Sunday were pried loose from' their c6n- - I (Copyright 1937 by The Hopkins make love in a subway rush? 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