Show THE OGDEN RAILWAY WILL vwn psi!::- i( FOR EMPLOYES Utah Idaho Central Will Entertain Workers and Families em- About 250 persons including Central ployes of the Utah Idaho are families railroad and their a Christmas attend to expected seven p m party Wednesday at anin the Utah Power auditorium chairman Hansen nounces E F The evening’s entertainment will cor ’st of a program by employes a turkey dinner and dancing Feaa skit turing the program will be Cutler Tom) (Uncle Thomas by pensioned agent Millvale formers member of John S Lindsey theatrical stock company E C Singleton president will greet the employes attdandH gen-J Plumhof vice president eral manager will deliver an address Others on the program are Miss Helen Abbott piano solo Miss Beverley Chase and Milton Wadsworth dance novelty Miss Audrey Allen violin solo Thomas Cutler dramatic reading Miss Bonnie Stone and Miss’ Patsy Nicholson violin duet accompanied byn William Frear-soMrs Nicholson comic songs accompanied by Mrs Perry Morgan The committee in charge includes N A Akerman R G Blakeley and William Poole f i 4 9 i A a c jM TO '' h'Srv JAPAN PROTEST ON ‘TIPSY’ DRIVER ‘ LaVarr Biton 19 of Roy was sentenced to serve 30 days in city jail today on his guilty plea to charge of drunken driving Bitton allegedly stole a delivery truck owned by the Albert Coop grocery store and wrecked it after a wild ride through the city The man’s mother appealed to the city commission after sentence and the matter was referred to City Judge Belnap for recom mendation A drunken driving charge against W R Atkinson 23 of 2853 Childs was not presented in city courl today 1 1-- s -- t ' 'vs?sr- - S wggBiiiiwoflewa WORK HALTED' : LIBRARY FUND While Officers Search In Cornfields BOOST SOUGHT OMAHA A radio announcer andtwo news- paper reporters went out to an Declaring the Carnegie library isolated cornfield last night to while approximately 50 building is in need of consider- stand by searched for four escaped policemen able repairs and improvements The jpolice had no luck prisoners members of the library board ap- but the newsman made their own tonews They captured two of the pealed to the city commission day to allocate funds in the 1939 city budget to care for these needs In cutting $151921 from budgetary requests the city commisthe requestsion last ed library operating and maintenance tund by $3570 but two days later added $1000 bringing the total 1939 library fund to $16800 which is $1000 above the curweek-reduce- d rent appropriation Improvements Asked Mrs J G Falck library' board declared the second chairman floor of the building needs bracing and that other parts of the y building must be repaired- She said these improvements would be justified since the lia brary serves perhaps as large recreaas does the city’s group tional facilities “We are not asking any salary raises” Mrs Falck said “although our assistants are poorly paid” To Draft Report The commission ordered City Auditor Critchlow to prepare a detailed report of library expenditures and receipts before further attention is given the request With Mrs Falck was Joseph two-stor- Mc-Cu- ne A public meeting fugitives Foster May news broadcaster for radio station WOW Omaha and George Sedlacek and Ernie Jones reporters for the Omaha World Herald were assigned to the search after police had cornered the fugitives on a farih 20 miles south of the city The fugitives Marion Brown 32 Phil Erwin 30 Fred Roberts 34 and Paul Romano 38 escaped from the Douglas county jail Christmas night' A police squad sighted them In a stolen automobile last night and chased them to the George Cockrell farm (The fugitives abandoned the automobile and escaped as police fired several shots at them Casual Encounter Two engineers carrying portable broadcasting equipment' were at the scene with May The technicians and newsmen stood around in near zero weather 7or two hours while the police and farmers beat through the underbrush! and searched wood-pile- s and shacks Finally May wandered off to ind a place to get warm He noticed a light in a shed and went in A stranger dressed in tattered overalls was stretched out on a cot “Hello” May said "I came in to get warm” “Howya” the man said “Are you a farm hand?” May ' asked i I 1 great-grandchi- ld ps reverses in some sectors planned to force the civil populations Of cities and towns behind the front ZERO lines to evacuate so the troops could convert them into forts From the reports of both sides it appeared that the Catalonia defenders were more successful in holding off the Insurgents in the (Continued from Page 1) northern end of the front in the tures in prospect Snow rain and snow covered mountains around heralded the approach winds stiff Montsech peak along the Segre of th‘e cold wave in the east river in £0 beMont shivered Helena In-In the southern sector the 1 ' same zero low and the weather advance surgents claimed a temperature was forecast for the across the Grosa mountains To the south of Almatret the entire state of Nebraska It was below at Yellowstone Park Insurgents were said to have taken eight and storm warnings were Wyo the town of Ribaroja on the on Lae Michigan and displayed Ebro river near the important railto Eastport road serving Barcelona and Tar- from Cape Hatteras coast : on Atlantic Me the ragona as well as a series of valley PennA windstorm in western highways into the center of and southwest Virginia sylvania Catalonia unroofed buildings uprooted trees and disrupted power and communwarm” he said ication lines Part of a hospital May Is 33 slightly built and torn away and 75 patients were weighs only 435 pounds He was left in darkness for more than a not armed But he continued the half hour when power lines were himself he snapped questioning and ed was talking to Roberts Then he A neavy rain hit New York City hurried outside summoned hs while upstate New York received engineers and set up the broad- a heavy fall of snow casting equipment in the shed He I The temperature fell 30 degrees oegan questioning Roberts on the overnight in Chicago A low of 13 air before police were aware of the I above zero was forecast for the capture city Polar blasts sent the mercury 10 above zero in some suburbs to Police Even Score Thirty minutes later 'Sedlacek SUGAR and Jones were talking to the landNEW YORK Dec 27 — (AP) — Sugar fulady at a rear door They heard a tures fluctuated Irregularly over a narrow noise at a basement window in-- 1 t0Ndy'3 contract advanced a point Jan vestlgated and found Brown near on covering and trade supportn with 4 dipped July 201 The collapse from cold and hunger I at l 83 and 8 P P S — The embarrassed police 15point as May aold at 114Vfc evened the score this morning byl was unchanged at 285 for ’ STRIKES NATION IS DEMO ISSUE (Continued from Page 1) spending relief money On the issue of relief and related questions hot 1940 political conflicts are expected Economy and budget balancing are to some extent factors But congress appears to be less economy-minde- d than de termined that the- - spending prerogatives consistently voted to Mr Roosevelt since Mach 4 1933 shal hereafter be restored to congress The method proposed to restore to congress spending authority which would extend from the treasury-doors to the actual expend! ture on relief and other projects in the field is to “earmark” forthcoming funds for specific purposes The New Deal spending system has required congress to vote large lump sum appropriations to 'the president — those sums have been called “blank checks” — upon which the White House drew to allocate money to the states or to local communities Relief Battle Looms An almost immediate showdown is coming in the new congress on the questions of administration spending and The works progress administration is going broke again rather more rapidly than had been expected 25-mi- le as-’r- StSf ?0TOT “d Erwin “relief-in-politic- s” II V Cepr 1938 SchnlyN(' fo VA Hotel Newhouse Mert Draper (AP)-- — I 1 1850 — One hundred families sent lamias sirens centaurs arid se to Ogden to swell th© settlement cements of various sizes and de1 I an(J a branch of the L D S church scriptions was organized Ogden was incor-- 1 porated and Lorin Farr became the AFTER first mayor CHRISTMAS I I I I e BEAUTY SPECIALS We’re con tinging these specials for yon who were disappointed last week 6 wn'er' as Regular Regular Regular Regular $b $4 $3 $2 These prices inckide Shampoo and Finger Wave Permanents special $350 Permanents special $250 Permanents special $200 Permanents special $100 Machhielesa si v I ? Cfl Cg F 6f inftnents v t 6 Expert Operator to Serve You COY'S BEAUTY SALON 2539 Phone Wash Blvd 4240 Pre- - Coat & Dress a wonderful coat business because we’ve had the best values in Ogden and because we kept a full stock of sizes coming in We can fit you now as to size style (color and price Prices We’ve had have been drastically reduced to clean out every coat before our to January first inventory You can’t afford miss this opportunity to buy a good coat at only a fraction of its real worth 1 — Call The Manager’s Office ‘ ’ Beginning 10:00 p m Dec 81st until—?- - ” HOTEL Girls’ Coat Sale 5500-567Coals C6 5498 5700 Coals 51000 075 Coals 5 5680 $498 5580 Coals 5800-570- 0 Coals Years 16 5690 52475 56975-5597- 5 Coals 54475 53975 55950 Fur Goals 54475 55950 Fur Coats 57950 Fur Coats —54975 59950 Muskrat Coals 56975 59950 Seal or Caracul 56975 5110-512- 4 Fur Goals 58975 514950 Muskrat Coals 50975 J IL WATERS President CIIAUNCEY W WEST Goals year16$799 $IQ75-$9C- 0 Coats 51675-5147- 5 10 to 18 Year J ia tc plUIU Suit Sale Suits 51475 52475 c 5 075 Mannish Suits 5790 3-p- 1 Millinery Sale 5100 Hals now 5203 to 5509 Uals Girl’s 5103 Hals - 49c 98c 49c Sale Dress and Misses Dresses for c Women 51475 Drosses -- 5990 5306 51975 Drcsass 51200 Dresses 5709 Dresses now 5509 Deauiiful 51075 51075 Dresses 5600 Formats Extra Special NEWHQU MRS Coals Years 5890-575- 0 ——51475 Sensational SelUng of Quality Wasatch 570' Plus Tax' c se Pre-Invento- ry Everything 321 27— Dec -f- — S4G0Inc- Per Plate— This Includes Baggage 1843-46- Salt take Delbert Nye of 285 Seventh re-- 1 Telegraph Jine from n' built-i1866 overcoat his of hat theft to ported Ogden City — and scarf from a North Ogden re-- 1 rail- — transcontinental 1869 First sort Monday night 52475 Coals 53975 Coals here for the gayest brightest happiest New Year’s Eve you ever spent There’ll be a galaxy of gay colors confetti streamers balloons — horns joy and excitement Delicious dinner with special souvenirs and favors NYC SHANGHAI WAR DEAD imperial headquarters to M Goodyear built Japanese Miles ZTTi day announced 47133 17Japanese a stockade on the banks of the have months been killed during Weber river warfare of Chinese-JapaneIn the same period the announce 1847— James Brown purchased the ment estimated Chinese losses ai Goodyear land claim paying $1900 2 ooo 000 Mormons founded a settlement at Ogden the following -year road was completed First news1849 —Weber county organized by paper printed in Ogdeh the “general assembly of the pro- 1876 was the year of the great visional State of Deseret with Og- smallpox epidemic den as the county seat Burglars ransacked the home of Asael Farr Jr at 1238 Twenty-- 1 Exodus ln 1858 to Provo bottoms eighth during the past week po-- to evade Johnston’s army lice were Informed Whether any-- 1 thing was stolen will not be known I Toll road through Ogden canyon until the Farr family returns from completed in 1860 I a vacation trip to Arizona 51475-5167- 5 ORCHESTRA Inc 47133 Lieut John C Fremont rowed jown Weber river in a rubber boat in 1843 and landed on Fremont island in Great Salt iake 1 5900-- 5 and IBs Products JAPANESE COUNT California in 1826 1855-75- Enjoy Your Com© ill z iT’iWr ill i - Salt Lake City !iWlir§ i! Smlth’ trader and explorer left Ogden for PfflCFtr Hnma Building of the Spanish wall Iwifl© fUfdUVACU around Ogden was started Owners On Tripl The winter of is record- - I “What’s the name of this place?” Tm The Guy’ “I don’t know” the stranger answered Suddenly he raised himself up on his elbows and blutered: “I’m the guy you’re looking for' He said he was Roberts — a suspect in a Nebraska city holdup — and pulled up one leg of his overalls to show a bullet wound in his leg He said police had shot him 15 minutes earlier when he was He escaping into the cornfield had no weapon “I just crawled In here to get asaiUiMG and! 5 A resolution declaring against river iraciai All Projects Signed It was notable that in all the 111 -- " toLou'fhrria“ granulated “Yeh” mvFin uiijj EAST MOLINE HL Dec (AP) — Super - super service was what one person asked of the East Moline postoffice And he got lb During the Christmas holiday two 1 cent stamps were found in a mail box with a note direct- in IV at IVPV va aHa rhflrt tn 1823 Stron I I 0IIa Sfamp Is Latest Needle In Stack i j PARTY CONTROL 1'®” CLAIMS WEATHER Nebl Dec 27 (UP) — SLABS TRANSFER X and Sublette signed today there was not Peter Skene Ogden agent of the projects a single formal treaty or binding Hudson Bay company was here bepact tween 1824 and 1828 OFFENSIVE I Furniture Phone in Miss Storage Packing Acres the Street Or Across the State Klesel Beckwourth 1 1 E3©VHN© 2477 - ’ Make Reservations Now Pianos Elec Ice Boxes it LllU illlLll v Lew-istow- library treasurer will be held ten m in city a at Wednesday room the commission for adopting (Continued from Page 1) 1939 city budget calling for an particularly with its response to an appropriation of $54260277 American protest 'agaiist mercial discrimination Yangtze river valley Blames Discord According to informants Arita was conciliatory He was reported to have said that divided authority had prevented a satisfactory hand Ung of Chinese problems and that with the centralization of affairs under a Japanese-sponsore- d regime conditions should improve During the talk Arita was said to have promised an early reply" to American protests against bomb properties ing of American-owne- d in China The newspaper Nichi Nlchi reported secret conferences were be ing held with a view of “strength ening” the cabinet probably about Jan 10 Key leaders were specu lating on the possibility that Prince Konoye might retire as premier DARICY (Continued from Page l) AT FMll I I l day when force' will be employed! America The threat of against war suddenly will come and if un(Continued from Page 1) prepared we will be brought to our as were Great State Cordell 'Hull leading the Unit-eStates delegation will be the principal speakers Today In International affairs I Atf MLandon Republican pres-mig- ht alone determines issues Udential candidate in 1936 and a I ‘ member of the United States dele- to That reply of Marriner- Eccles gation left for home by airplane WASHINGTON Dec 27 (UP)-- u I Senator Byrd should be read by Monday ' The interstate commerce commis-- 1 everyone Delegates discussing their work —— — V sion today authorized an increase I today listed their main accomplish- The Ogden man completely floor- - ments as follows: in the compensation of Inland Air which ed the senator from Virginia who 1 The declaration of Lima on Lines Inc operates 610 miles of air mail lines in Montana has been posing as an Authority continental solidarity against ag on economics Igresslon ani Wyoming The old rate was 29 cents per I One thing the senator had failed airplane mile with a base mileage 3 Ttie denia‘ of the of 25000 - miles per month The to understand was that for every right of for to exercise collectively eiSn®r3 in 3 cents with a debt in this country there must be new rate was 33 American an politi-mak- e such country a Rdebits and miles credit and credits that base of 37000 per month for the 'interchange of com- - cal rights as theyes would enjoy in etroactive to June 6 rm?wn C0UI?tri The line serves Cheyenne Wyo modities and cause the wheels of Th® denIal to the same end of turn n to and Billings Great Falls and industry r preventing infiltration Of foreign 4 4 Mont f The federal writers’ project has £!stern bemispher-eoeaV" to claim the groups right issued a book on Weber county and htsa national minorities in Am- Ogden City- - giving historical data teacher and church worker for many year was the widow of William Henry1 Smart formerly presi- ' Sent of' Brigham Young collego at Logan Teacher In College hf Born Oct 11 1867 in Zanesville Ohio she was a daughter of Isaac vv D and Elizabeth Hyfield Haines At the age of 18 she came to Utah ? W S with her father former mayor aof Logan Part of her early years were' spent in Ogden Teaching at Brigham Young college for several years under presidency of Mr EVANSTON RECEIVES Smart prior to her marriage to him she later went to Rexburg Idaho with him as his wife where HOLIDAY VISITORS she assisted him in founding the Smart & Webster Livestock Co f 4 'A She later assisted him in the eastDec 27-EVANSTON Wyo ern states L D S mission presiand Miss MilLarson Elma the in and then presidencies dency are who Harris dred of the Wasatch Uintah Duchesne attending yety s and Roosevelt stakes She also did lalt Catv aTrto temple work with her husband who ton to spend the holidays died December 3 1937 San Francisco Chinese women and children in “protest picketing” of ships loading Miss Margaret McAllister of sons are William three Surviving scrap iron for Japan They halted operations for several days Haines Smart of Salt Lake City Seattle Wash arrived in Evans Thomas L Smart of Reno Nev ton Sunday to spend inristmas and Joseph H Smart of Denver with her mother Mr and Mrs Harry Coles of San Colo three daughters Mrs ElizaREBEL and Mr and Mrs Win- Francisco beth Rasmussen and Mrs Edna ston of Ogden were ChristFunk Mrs and of Salt Lake City Pearce mas of Mr and Mrs I H guests sistwo of Heber Ruth City Pope ADVANCE ters Mrs Perkins Horace B Stratford of Ogden and Mrs Nellie Watkins of San Francisco Calif 22 grand- - I 4L© If© r Fr iTflOUT (Continued from Page 1) children and one on Friends may call at the home road and highway terminus vital eleven-trooto the supplies of government Thursday between ten and m a i thirty in the field authorities admitting Broadcast Loyalist Make Prisoners Lf 4 PAN AMERICAN I d SALT LAKE CITY Final ' rites for Mrs Smart 71 of 121 West First North will be held at noon Thursday In the L T1 S Seventeenth ward chapel with Bishop Harold W Langton officiating Mrs Smart who was active as a fv' Newsmen Scoop Police NAZIS CLAIM U S Fugitives By Snaring FAILED AT LIMA In Nebraska Manhunt S PRESSING - ' i (Continued from Page 1) in that paret of Ethiopia bordering on French Somaliland The fears for Djibouti were reto ported to have inspired a planforshow Premier Mussolini what midable forces France can muster In Tunisia bordering on his own Libya The French general staff Informed sources said has arranged a powerful display of fast French motorized forces for an inspection Edotrip next month by PremierFrench Tunisia in Daladier uard North African protectorate These units military sources said should serve to remind Mussolini ' that he must count onlthe defense of Italian Libya of Tripoli-capita- l I should threaten Djibouti he " A large part of the French Mediterranean fleet Is scheduled to greet the premier with thunderous salutes when he goes to Corsica French Mediterranean island department and Tunisia early in j jjmgpy Italians started agitating for Tunisia Corsica Nice and Savoy Nov 30 Monday France told Italy she accepted an Italian note de accord nouncjng an Italian-Frenc- h of 1935 regarding Italian rights in Tunisia but that theaccord must remain the basis for Italian-Frenc- h ( negotiations Italian leader the Reports that was considering a quick military move to seize Djibouti in hopes he sould get it without war were put Into print by Pertinax in the news paper L’Orde r?r Evanston jfovssaNews Eugene Chase nnd Ralph Bateman Circulation Hn Vivian Sharp Correspondent 1149 Morse Lee Phone 491 f - ''v-- v y 1 Widow of College Leader Will Be Interred if hi I: 9 - J iM i 1 RITES ARRANGED - t f'y it I TUESDAY EVENING DECEMBER 27 1039 R ANNA IE SMART March Protesting Shipments to Japan CONDUCT PARTY U STANDARD-EXAMINE- This is a Cash Store — But We Corner 23rd and Wash Blvd : O Can Save You Money Manager ( I v v |