Show MWfflifr THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- iOLLANDERS ARE Hundred Are Married At Once to Graduate At Montreal's Model School of Marriage SOME GHOSTS BASHFUL SOME TINS r3 O O mild climate little cigar reads the latest Skogwoy Juneau Petersburg Ketchikan Prince Rupert This proposed route would cut through Cascades It Wedged Between Powers He’s the John Jones of Holland His is a small country wedged in between big powers Piet knows he’s sitting near the powder keg of Europe He hopes that if it blows up the pieces will fly the other way and miss him again-a- s in 1914 He hopes — but he can’t Couples Test Theories of Marital Training At Mass Service be sure blessed by Pope Pius XII will be The presented £o each bride grooms will receive crucifixes and our' exhaustive “History survey and personal experience” says Father Roy “have convinced us that very few early marone is riages ever fail In youth all his eager to succeed and gives mathe end When to that energy ture years have been reached the young husband has stability — and firmly implanted ideas “Courtship is the barometer of marriage— if the future husband is not moral and generally irreit is sponsible during courtship to him to the for expect girl folly of know I afterwards change out other took young men who girls a week before their mar-of riage They don’t change All these 100 couples have' been thoroughly prepared — they’ll make a For instance he points out In Geras a has risen great power many again by swift diplomatic and military strokes If the angry word battle now go-- that cautious way of his that ing on between Germany and By A W O’BRIEN Britain should develop into Great NEA Service Special a real war he says Germany cerCorrespondent tainly would try to make it a quick MONTREAL Quebec — One one hundred “model couples” rigidly German Temptation trained for a year in a sequence No in his way of thinking it of marriage preparation courses would be a big temptation to the will be wed in a single ceremony Germans to streak right across in ancient Notre Dame church little Holland to the North sea here on Sunday mprning July 23 there to plant airplane and subunof waves bases for attack on Engmarine to offset Styled land favorable publicity about the marthe Piet recalls that in 1914 riage institution the mass marconsouthwent Germans around the the Jocist riage will highlight ern tip of Holland into Belgium-an- d gress meeting of young Catholic lost some valuable time workers from Canada the United Then too with all the “encircleStates and Europe Following it - month ment” and “living space” talk will come an every-thie- e go of it!” for check-u- p thinks there might come a Piet the newlyweds oq time when Adolf Hitler would defive years cide to pick Holland as a rich adThen Rev Father Henri Roy CASHIER JAILED ON of textbook sort dition to his domain — even though a to draft plans BURLINGTON Vt July 22 is Britain in her own on marriage preparation and its — Ingenious Mrs Alice La committed to defend Holland The (AP) results which will provide a guide EMBEZZLING CHARGE Cross demonstrated for firemen risks would be too great It’s a for future generations small country But it’s a rich one Father Roy is the Jocist movethat Vermont women too And There’s gold in Amsterdam ment founder The name is taken FAIRMONT W Va July 22 — bring ’em back alive some use could Hitler from initials of the association’s gold — Lipin-sSo you can see there’s plenty Bingo a monkey belonging to French name Jeunesse Ouvriere (AP)wasComely Mrs Gladys on charges today jailed Workanc G McCracken Piet to worry about But he’s for Walter escaped Catholique (Young Catholic of embezzling $28000 from a decalm about it all In er) trees the in surprisingly about giv as cash- scampered served she store partment selected were 100 crises The couples many Europe has had a decade capturers a chat the ing his would-b- e one of the least nerbeen this has from thousands of applicants in ierA almost warrant for the horse laugh The fire lad vous countries the provinces of Ontario and Que- woman’s Jus- tering was issued arrest s by courses of curriculum dies tugged up extension ladders bec Their It has taken military defense Guy W Utter-bac- k and Bingo next measures included such subjects as morals tice of the Peace with the rest of them tothe hopped just following an investigation of tree done it all quietly aleconomics and medicine has But it the store’s accounts a box Cross Mrs La got ways careful not to offend any-bod- y Finally Survey Showed Ignorance Sheriff Andrew C West said with a on tied door a it Last year Father Roy started Mrs Lipinski told him the amount to the door put a banana string inside his giant marriage in question was “much less” than and lifted the whole contraction to promoting scheme to prove to the world the that named in the warrant West a tree went in after the importance of careful and serious reported some investigators esti- banana Bingo Mrs Cross pulled the La had mated the figure might reach as preparation for wedlock He matdoor and Bingo to close the string been conducting a survey on high as $60000 box home the in when ters pertaining to marriage Here The sheriff accused Mrs Lipinwere his findings: ski of juggling entries in the deMILLION AIRE DEAD 1 At least 50 per cent of the partment store bank pass book RALEIGH N C July 22— (UP) young people marrying today are over a period of seven years He EAST ORANGE N J July 22 — Torrential rains and high winds not morally prepared said she played the “numbers” (AP) — Arthur J Baldwin 71 mil left five dead in North Carolina artist 2 At least 20 per cent are not heavily often for as much as $15 lionaire children Four Negro A young man who had just slept corporation attorney who today prepared to assume to $25 a day and one “hit” for raised reindeer in Alaska operat drowned at Charlotte when a off a bender was shown the pic- financially $1500 responsibilities of marriage ed a New York hotel and was Tam bridge collapsed Sam Park 51 ture 3 In the great majority of cases Werewolf Hold Convention many delegate to the 1928 Demo Negro was killed in Wilson county do not realize the young people were said cratic national convention diec when a tobacco barn was blown he “Whew” “They of marriage consider-erin- g RULING SOUGHT ON over by winds In my room last night They had importance early today an event determined by a convention there but I woke up chance italone before I found out who got elect4 The average young person WORKER AND HORSE ed” knowTs little or nothing bout the These certainly are not the of or the procedure of the wint- necessity for marriage same kind of loup-garoby studySPRINGFIELD Mass July 22— ers project found established in preparing all the aspects of the venture (AP) ing — Richard H Smith awaited the mind of some sober earnest 5 False ideas about marriage breathlessly today a ruling on Louisianians mostly Negroes and lack of preparation is respon- whether Protect Your Health Against Foocl his horse would of the Saxon director projLyle sible for the vast majority of sep- have to he and local join the hoisting en1 ect makes it clear in his agency’s arations and broken homes The Spoilage Poisons union gineers forthcoming book on Louisiana labor class would not be so poor James Bird business agent for folklore that not every Louisianian mentally and morally if parents but in the had known their duty and lived the local advised a contractor believes in lcnp-garobuilding a new school here that a spirit of folklore he says: up to it licensed hoisting engineer should hold their big“The loup-garoThe report on the survey was be the horse employed to lead gest halls at Bayou Goula If you circulated throughout the Jocist which to used is haul up pails of armed are an Invitation are a brave man and and membership to masons mortar building a w ith a bag of salt or some live submitted to join the mass marsaid smokestack an Bird — normally frogs — guns won't help you may riage engine-drive- n apparatus hoisting is trainmonths For the last three see them for yourself But it would be used wiser if less brave to take some ing discussions have been taking of the horse am— for Smithsaiddriver one else’ worJl for It especially the form of group lectures was he willing to join iably SAVES FOODS’ VITAL JUICES if it is the time of the change of mixed boys and girls for boys the union and so was his horse indiand FROM DRYING OUT! for for girls only only the moon viduals Father Roy has toured Union officials went into a huddle foreman to with the ic CHECKS extensively to Interview and lec- work out construction TRANSFER OF FOOD! answer the to each group and has been ture NO OTHER REFRIGERATOR LIKE IT! HERE'S YOUR MONEY accompanied continually by Dr rnf (I ’III liui uUiiiifullHaiinlbiltaU iiluimiiii iiiami iijiiiilutiti iihii wmiiii u Donat Voghel well known physi© Here Is an entirely new kind cian and of refrigerator! There’s nothing psychologist GOME AND GET IT else like it! From 17 to 25 Proof of this See the “X-Raof the young couples range Ages See new sensational discovery! BLAIRSVILLE Fa July 22 — between 17 and 25 years The fufrom drysaved are foods how n Na- ture husbands earn on an average don’t need Factory Special (AP) — The closed ing out See why youkind reaweek are and all of $25 ! per ou sent bank covers food tional of any plea today Only this mar can to hundreds of forr depositors sonably secure in their jobs you give Frigidaire The ceremony will begin at St to come and get their money thouvelous “Cold Wail” Cooling James Basilica where the couples See it at once At our store sands of dollars of it want to get rid of it” said are to receive Holy Communion In H P Rhoades dt the a body This will be followed by bank which replaced registration— legal procedure rethe closed institution “Most of the quired In Quebec A hotel break fast will be an intimate affair' depositors have already claimed with friends joining the couples at are hund "XRAY” their money but there own expense — the couples their some unclaimed of reds deposits See why Frigidaire does not guests of the Jocist organiamounting vto three figures or being zation depend only on “one-spot- ” remore” 3 ' One hundred automobiles will E 3r cooling See how sealed The bank closed- during the i divi-denfrigerating coils behind the 1933’ banking holiday X fifth carry the couples to the church F — 3 Model Illustrated wails literally surround food wear will Brides veils and white Cold-Wa- ll 9 payment made in May reprevital protecting cold with while all the will gowns dollar on grooms cent 100 the sented per moisture-robbin- g air currents are See now $26450 be dressed in blue transfer food ended how At the church the center aisle 14 OTHER maintains See checked is how Frigidaire will have prayer-stool- s for the FRIGIDAIRE MCSELS uniform low temperatures and couples their witnesses and the STARTING AT 0 humidity celebrant priest in each instance SEE WHY YOU DON’T HAVE At the church door red and pink 75 flowers will be distributed by Joc-is- ts WASHER TO COVER FOODS! OVERSIZE to the guests HOLLYWOOD July 22 (AP) — with features His Georges Did you ever count the number of Gathier Excellency Msgr before ofMontreal never of archbishop articles In your home? will preside at the ceremony and under fered $100 Trade In Your Old Refrigerator Limey Plewa and Dave Fagun-de- s bless the unions Prayers will be While they last and your property men at Warner spoken out loud throughout the old washer special at Bros say the average middle-clas- s ceremony and the mass that folAmerican household will in- lows Trade In Your Washer ventory between 900 and 1400 After the service a luncheon items possibly higher In fact for will be held at St Helen’s Island TERMS Ogden’s Exclusive Frigidaire Dealer EASY a recent the honor table being occupied (“Daughters picture i nm hi m u Courageous”) 2100 “props” went by the couples t iiiijms'imj'FWM't tm mMfnnjjin'p j !ii!i’l if ir nipiiftfinf t ntu I jr into scenes within a residence Sets of rosaries itiiHuiLiUluuilmluuiWutiilUUuUaiiiuuuiiaUidmiiUUtUikluuuhtuuuiWiiilauuudaiiWiuuilulduUiiliiaiUillUkiUtuiUUuiiuUuiiUuiuiiuuiuiUUimUUidliuUiuUiiiyiiiiihluiiUUUl iiilli personally f ii Trap Catches Bingo When Fireman Can't self-defen- se kl Hazeftan would cost more t& build but would be closer to major Z Soda ft cities on coast stress Substitutes for some essential materials such as artificial textiles and artificial rubber are be- Creek ing developed under the program labeled ' BRITISH COLUMBIA Highway distance from Seattle to a Seattle UNITED STATES highabove shows the proposed surnew as which to United States Alaska gets impetus from way Broken to the attack again project vey parties prepare lines indicate sections of highway already in existence and heavy black lines show alternate routes being considered as new link ROAD PROJECT all-ye- ar IMap long-plann- ed How’re We Doin’? This Movie Location Trip Is Hot Stuff HOLLYWOOD July 22 (AP) — Tourists don’t often get past studio gates these days but two Salt Lake City visitors had the even more unusual experience the other day of watching a movie crew “on location” They were Kathryn and Beverly Beck University of Utah co-ers of Utah’s forand mer Governor Cutler who were visiting relatives here before going to visit the San Francisco fair A friend arranged for them to go to Paramount studio one morning where a big sedan was on hand to take them to location for “The Untamed” in the mountains 80 miles ds grand-daughte- east Here’s how Kathryn elder of the two described the experience: 'Sitting on a rotten log beneath the stately pines near Big Bear lake in the San Bernardino national forest is a deightful experience itself but when George baud the director and Archi- - Jones the producer sit on g other end that tall Paul the good-lookin- hero Ray Milland ‘paces up and down in front and Akim Tamiroff wrestles bears ehind the log as sumes extraordinary importance “Patricia Morison the girl in the story had not yet arrived and with the exception of two female bears the cast was entirely mas culine One lone script girl was the feminine component of a crew of about 50 men’ The girls watched filming of a number of scenes—the action involved four bears— and during long between-scen- e waits met most o:: the party — except Milland Both young women said the location trip far from disillusioning them as to film work made them “greater movie fans” than ever past Felice Guarneri minister of foreign trade J:old the ‘senate that the “war psychosis which has taken possession of the wealthy classes of ull “'countries" has greatly reduced the number of tourists visiting Italy with 'a resulting decrease in foreign exchange Month End es get-to-geth- -er O Rain Winds Fatal To Five In East CLEARANC Starts Julyt 25th ( SAFETY FIRST ua - H i Mew MsSMalra us us Q - I' t ij UP TO tl l?uu n on the Finest Popularly Prided ill i ii BOYLE8— y” Home Furnishings That Money Can Buy SALE Q“We PROOF - d s t Use Your Old Furniture I 6-3- odor-and-flav- as Part Payment or You Ever Try io Inventory Home? 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YiMtijij j m pm P 3 ' n Hff 'i ' it it ii ii r "M ii l'l in- (1314000000 lire) on new arms alone during the current year Of prime interest to the United States and other foreign power is Italy’s foreign trade and its manipulation f Ever since other countries of Europe with the nofable exception of Germany tried to balk Italy’s conquest of Ethiopia by trade restrictions called sanctions Italy has been trying to limit her need for other people’s products t managed to cut her trade Italy — the amount of imports deficit over exports— from $302052630 in But 1937 to fl55684210 in 1938 nevertheless she tapped her $212 000000 of gold reserves for $10-- 1 631597 To avoid the exhaustion of the gold reserves the government has imposed a stringent elimination of unnecessary Imports An American item that has been dispensed with almost to the point of extinction is the Hollywood film Dwindling- - of tourist expenditures in recent years is one cause of the shortage of foreign exchange with which Italy used to pay some of her trade bills in the wmmmwEmmmMBMMznm “IIIBOYLES “autar-chy- ” dustrial output consists of war equipment with the government spending more than $69000000 miles Pacific Ocean self-sufficien- cy And much of the country’s Vancouver 2256 Fairbanks for worrying a little? Famous among “mass marriages” are those held in RITUAL who figured under sponsorship of Mussolini Newlyweds Italy (above) In church above Typare In a Rome wedding of 700 couples pictured Monmasse In en married be will who brides ical of the prospective treal is Lucie Nadon 22 (right top) whose fiance is a foundry worker Rev Father Henri—Roy (at side) proxy for Cupid By RICHARD G MASSOCK ROME July 22 (AP)— Conditions close’’ to th(jse of war-tim- e are training Italian Industry business and agriculture for what they might expect in case of a European conflict Imports are restricted to conserve the precious gold supply Trade Is- - fostered with friendly nations which presumably would continue serving Italy in time of YUKON TERRITORY Wall street stock list and frowns — but is careful what he says Piet is a quiet' sort anyhow And there’s lots on his mind Talk of war all around him Big neighbor Germany growling about encirclement” and “living space” on one side of him Big neighbor Britain scowling back from across the narrow North sea on the othert side about stopping aggression Piet is between all this — pedal-n- g his bicycle to work buying and selling a few' American shares and not too happy about lis lot- - A nd who could blame him DEGREASE Trade Fostered By Nations Which Would Continue It In Time of Stress river valley which enjoys AMSTERDAM Holland July 22 (AP) — Piet Jansen puffs his stub-- y ed BIG This proposed route would go through Pelly The Powder Keg Of Europe er O TALK WAR TRAVEL IN ITALY SHOWS Arctic Ocean Country Is Situated Near Witches Still Scare Daylights Out of Some People By JAMES MARLOW NEW ORLEANS La July 22 Santa (AP)— Even Claus may be losing ground in the modern rest of this skeptical world but in Louisiana ghosts witches and werewolves still scare the daylight out of ' some people who look for mermaids and believe cows and mules kneel down to pray By a series of interviews here the Federal Writers Project has just “discovered” that werewolves on picnics fly through the air salt burns a witch’s skin like fire and the best way to bring a ghost to his senses is to slap him on the back till his nose bleeds A recommended method of em barrassing any ghost is to talk Latin to him This confuses him and he leaves the room Just as effective and requiring less effort at the foot is to hang a flour-siftof the bed before going to sleep A ghost wandering in during the night will see the sifter and immediately start counting the holes This is an all night job for any ghost and before the count is finished it will be daylight which is the time when ghosts depart To Frighten Ghosts Other recommended although not guaranteed ways of playing safe with ghosts and witches: If you see one turn around three times and spit Scatter black' pepper around the bed although a bottle of salt works wonders You can take a ghost’s breath away by turning your pockets inside out Eat three garlic bulbs on the 10th of November Whistle in the dark lay a broom across the door-si- ll Hold the hand of a little child when passing a graveyard Investigators have learned that ghosts are very often bashful some talk a lot and a few are even easy to get along with Most of the time they wander around to quiet-lik- e sort of mumbling themselves like a man who forgot where he left his watch It may even be they get tired of their own crowd and go off looking for someone with whom to talk In Louisiana where ghosts apparently are pretty busy in a sort harmless way of simple-minde- d called loup - garous werewolves (loogaroos) are the really tough creatures of the spirit world It has also' been pretty definitely established that werewolves are sometimes erroneously confusad who haunt with those busy-bodithe sleep of a man getting over a bout with alcoholic spirits The Writers Project recently had a woman artist draw her conception of a werewolf It was a picture of three underfed-looking loup - garous one a dance veil with a twoel” doing one wearing polka-dotte- d pants and a third with hairy legs doing the Susy Q The combined effect would have charmed the heart of a surrealist WEIGH By Highway Soon to Alaska WORRIED OVER TALK APLENTY big-heart- 3-- A R 'jli'FM'"!' pro"!' 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