Show THE OGDEN STAN jMOND AY EVENING OCTOBER 9 1939 EDVJIIITEWINS SHEET FEATURE OAT LOCAL CLUB Becker Brewer President Brings Prestige to Ogden TOO GAMES SET FOR TUESDAY AT Mound Fort Will Oppose Lewia to Central ' V Meet' Washington f ' ' brewing L Ed White broke 46 out of 50 turn from New York City ofof G the elected feaBecker president birds to win the skeet event ture event of the fall traps program United States Brewers' association h of the Weber Wildlife Federation at the annual convenclub Gun at the tion Ogden Sunday White led his nearest opponent Mr Becker president of the by four birds L J Bryan was Beckers Products Co of Ogden rerunner-u- p with 42 Herbert- Simp- ceived a unanimous vote to make son of Salt Lake was third with him the first westerner to become -- 40 the fiident of the association Other leaders: W D Harrison second oldest and seventh largest f professional 39 G L Becker 37 trade organization In the nation Philip Fairbanks 37 Harold An- The association is 76 years old Miles Jones 35 Irving derson n The Ogden brewer C T Jones 34 Gill who has been a director 34 of the naHodge Bushell 33 -' tional association since 1911 and in In the 25 bird event at skeet recent years chairman of hops and Selar Hutchings won with 17 C grain research committees was N Woods broke 16 and Ward flooded today by telegrams from Armstrong Tom Lynott and Mrs all corners of the United States 'Herbert Simpson each broke 15 him on his election Alf Christensen Gene Smith and congratulating will Employes of the Becker plant welcoboke 50 honor Claude 'Armstrong-ea-ch a at their president straight In the Class A singles me-home social Thursday evenext The shoot- off will take place " ning 9 Sunday was indeed gratifying to re"It Other results: Ed White 49 Tom ceive election of unanimous the ynott 47 W D Harrison 48 the 31 members of the associaI Vw5 L- Becker 47 J B Cooley 47 tion's board of directors" Mr Hal Armstrong 45 Frank drown- Becker said "I am pleased prin42 C ing 42 Fletcher Scowcroft Boise cipally because of the attention the D 40 Lord W Wood N Industry will bestow upon Ogden 40 state as a whole ArrangeAlf Christensen and Gene Smith and the are made to Install ments Two frames will be Dlayed Tues day at the Ogden stadium in the Ogden city high school league o'clock it starting at three-thirt- y was announced today by Dave The Wangsgard league director first game will be Central vs Mound Fort These ' teams are tied for ' first place in the standings The second game will start immediately following the first game between Lewis and Washington These games were either or moved ahead to permit Ogden high to play Carbon here Wednesday sixty-fourt- ' V - well-know- v v' J "' ' PRISON PAROLE ' 'r-- i SYSTEM STUDIED 1 V Vr 1 being Ogteletype connections between den and New York City to facilitate the numerous contacts requir ed under my new position Mr Becker delivered five adcondresses during the three-da- y associaBrewers' of the vention convention of the tion and two-da- y United Brewers Industrial foundation While in New York City he attended the opening game of the Hinchcliffe 42 C T Jones 38 f series baseball games as world In the 25 bird event Lawrence of 24 broke of George E Ruppert broth Evanston Reeves guest A three way tie resulted in the er of Col Jacob Ruppert late ownlass C 50 bird singles event Mar- - er of the New York Yankees Forsha Bob Smith and Gill Vvin Other Bushell each broke 45 scores: D K Barnes George Glen HOME BEING FIXED and Joe Knight 44 Phil Fairbanks Niles Jones W J Hodge 43 Clyde McFarland Ranee Quinn FOR STORK'S VISIT Grant and Gene Thurston 41 'Hewitt Mae McCammant 39 Tom Draper R B Raat Ed Berry HOLLYWOOD Oct 9— (AP) — Frank Douglas Carl Galbraith and new home actor Wayne MorThe Vern Larsen 38 C L Wright was ris fixing up while his wife Vern Gibbs Harold Anderson York can expect a New was in George Draney E J Jacobsen and visitor in December — the stork Dr W C Swanson 35 each Morris made the announcement In the 25 bird class C event Belar Hutchings and Charles as the former Leonora (Bubbles) tobacco heiress returnKnight each broke 23 Other scores: Schinasi east from the ed Herbert Simpson 22 Hugh Ford "We don't care whether it's a 20 Grande Lamb 18 Earl Noror a girl or twins" he added mandy 17 Joe Roden 16 Law--- boy happily rence Skeen and J Hamson 15 V Mrs Herbert B Simpson of Salt Zake won the ladies event with LIPPMANN'S 44 out of 50 In the company team event George A Lowe company triumphed with a score of 105 Ogden Police was third with 103 U S Forest Service had 99 Browning Chevrolet - St Crystal Bottling Hitler's broke 92 Mecca Cigar Store 87 Hitler's peace proposal is that L R Samuels 86 Clearfield Gun club won the east of the Maginot line the desclub team event with a score of tiny of Europe shall be determin317 Ogden Elks were second with ed by Stalin and himself that out108 Ogden Kiwanls was third with 108 and Evanston Wildlife Federa- side of Europe the former German tion broke 105 Texaco and Ogden colonies shall be restored to him If the proposal is seriously coneach cracked 104 Ogden - Rotary sidered the United State would Exchange club broke 102 Davis Wildlife Federation 100 and Kays-vlll- e of course have no standing in and could have no position on the Rotary club 99 In the small bore rifle competi- question of eastern Europe It has tion Lou 44 no direct interest But in the dis--vOut of 45 Bryan triumphed with cussion of the colonial question the United States would have a very out of 100 to tie for high gun honors They will meet in a shoot off next Sunday Ward Armstrong broke 49 out of 50 to win the class B event Wint Taylor Howard Thomas and Joe Ydo tied for second place with 48 Other scores: Phil Mabey and Bert Dabb 47 Orange Olsen John 46 Gealta Walter Grossenbach 45 each Roy Wheelwright Ray f - 1 ''is-'- ' - - I Son of Prominent Atlanta Woman and Bride Sought ATLANTA Ga Oct 9— (UP)— Search for life-terconvict Richard G Gallogly was intensified in the Georgia capital vicinity today following the finding here Sunday night of the automobile in which he and his blonde bride fled In custody since he pleaded guilty 10 years ago to the holdup-slayin- g of a drugstore clerk the son of a socially-promineAtlanta woman escaped Friday night nearly 200 miles from here while being transferred from an Atlanta hospital to the state penitentiary in southern Georgia At pistol point he took the car from two guards His bride went with him but his mother who had started the prison-war- d journey refused his plea to join the flight m O nt WIFE SWAPPERS O GET SIX MONTHS LAPEER Mich 'Oct &— (AP)— Garence June 39 and Mrs Mil- dred Davis 20 two of the princi pals in Lapeer county much pub licized 'wife swapping" case were sentenced by circuit Judge Louis C Cramton today to ix month In jail i June's wife Edith 39 was plac ed on probation And Mrs Davis' husband George 37 was fined 1 150 and ordered to pay 1100 court ost It was charged that they r&aea mates ana divided their 14 children Mrs June has started suit for divorce She and June have 10 c bureau of navigation of the navy department has the responsibility of training and educating the officers and enlisted men of the navy with the exception of the professional calling of The medicine - - - en-thir- scsol seven-thir- ty education Adult groups Lincoln Monday four p school seven - thirty p m Monday Central school Thursday four p ni Lewis " school seven-thirt- y p nu Thursday 'Hopkins school ' ty CHINESE CLAIK HONGKONG Oct 9— (AP) — Chines es said today their forces were driving Japanese remnants toward the Honan-Hupe- h provin" cial border the starting point of a Japanese drive against Chang-sh- a -- discussion classes will be held at Lewis and Lincoln Hopkins schools All parents and tearh are invited and urged to attend inese meetings to discuss in open Whipsnakes are clumsy and awkforum the problems of on the ground but they are ward adolescent and hihif M much at home In trees Their very dents blend In with 'the bodies slender A Polk School P-- T them very difand branches make Tuesday seven-thirf- v t see to ficult Many a lizard or Derrah Van Dyke president in other small creature has felt their cnarge principal Glen G Eye of fangs when his eyes had not warnOgden high school will discuss the ed him of danger Dispatches from Changsha said the people were celebrating what they considered a major Chinese victory with mass meetings and the publication of congratulatory messages pre-scho- ol m O-- mfl : - Fifteen states derive a total of from nearly $7000000 a year taxes on horse racing - An important meeting of the Ogden district Parent - Teacher council will be held Wednesday at seven-thirt- y p m in room 20-at the Central Junior high school street at Monroe and Twenty-fift- h Tonks Mrs R R president will be in charge and will outline several projects being planned for in- auguration OGDENS GUS BECKER He's unanimous choice RECORDS FALL as Eastern Europe I manifestly within the rule laid down by George Washington that "Europe has a set of primary interests whieh to us have none or a very remote relation" But what happens In the Atlantic ocean falls within the set of our primary interests Therefore apart from its human and cultural implication the situation in eastern Europe concern this country only as it bears upon the question whether the Allies can be forced or persuaded by Hitler to lay down their arms and share with him their naval control of the Atlantic ocean Depends On Estimate When we examine the bearing of the eastern European situation on the general position of the Allies it is evident that any judgment depends upon an estimated to what are the real relations between Hitler and Stalin But those relations are a secret and what the Nazis and Communists have caid about T The council is made up of the executive board presidents officers and delegates from each school and this central organizaSAN FRANCISCO Oct 9— (AP) tion is of vital assistance 'in the — Improved parole systems for re- - work of the separate school assoAll parents from all habiliating criminals were advo ciations in are school districts specially g federal cated by one vited officer while another told the In ternational Association of Chiefs A meeting of the of Police here today it should association of the Lorin Farr among school was held in the school audi foster closer its members torium last Wednesday evening The nresent narole system was President Laurence S Burton wel described by James V Bennett corned the parents and teachers director of the United States bu assembled for the first meeting reau of orisons in an address pre of the school year Miss Dorothy Corey directed a pared for delivery before the po lice chiefs' 46th annual congress very entertaining and patriotic as "too closely allied with pon musical program in which the sev tics" enth grade students were the par Frank J Wilson chief of the ticipants United States secret service in Miss Anne Gibbs Utah state another prepared address told the health nurse was the speaker and chiefs they should promote per- her subject was Improving School sonal by frequent Health Miss Gibbs spoke state and regional meetings He of the Program that confronted nraised the' chiefs for aid given the statedifficulty in the health department the secret service including its lack of an adequate number of protection of the president of the school nurses to properly take care United States the community's needs She ad Ttnntt: xnldlneil that he did of vised that at the present time there not mean to infer that politically" were three nurses in the Ogden appointed parole boards were "ve- schools one conducting demonstra nal or dishonest" but that he be- tions in the Quincy school area lieved parole authorities instead only one for twenty thousand peo of beiner sublect to nolitical for pie and the third nurse handling should be i professionally another twenty thousand tunes trained and reasonably secure in Miss Gibbs also spoke on the full-tim- e positions the school nurses were services In onlv one of the 48 states able arid willing to offer in the Bennett asserted "is the parole homes and of the assistance that board appointed lor a aennite was given to school children who term of office at a salary suffi were in need of glasses and cient to attract responsible career dental treatments eye and whose par men" He did not name the state ents were not in a financial posi tion to take care of the needs of the children She spoke also of the audiometer tests that were to be made in the schools on some one thousand school chUdren of the fourth grades in all Ogden City schools also some fifth and sixth grade children in order to make She exup the one thousand to the Ogden pressed appreciation City school board for the financial which assistance and to in order were extending they on make these tests Ogden City r school children in an endeavor to children help the Miss Gibbs spoke on the import ance of inoculating school chilized - AT ISLAND FAIR SAN FRANCISCO Oct 9 — (AP) — The Golden Gate exposition at tracted 187730 visitors Sunday in a rush that broke all attendance rec ords at Treasure Island and caus ed perhaps the biggest traffic jam in the history of the bay region The previous attendance record was 128697 set the day the fair opened last February 18 Traffic congestion began at nine a m on the 8 -- mile San Fran from bay bridge which island - bound automobiles turn off at a midway point cisco-Oakla- nd Beer drinking in Japan 217 per cent in the last year Speech them Is not at all Informative The only chance we have of piercing the secret is when Stalin or Hitler plays a card that Is makes an actual move rather than a rhetorical declaration When we do see the card we what may be able to begin to infer that cards other of the some are each hold in his hand Such inferences would have to be based on what we know from the past about the more or less permanent objectives of Russian and German imesperialism and modified by ourNazi the of important interest For the return timate of the mentality of the German colonies on the west and Bolshevik revolutions coast of AfIcra would place Hitler's navy nearer to South America and particularly to Brazil than our own navy The matter would concern us all the more since for as long as we can now see ahead the navy must remain in the Pacific )and it would require many years to construct another navy capable of defending our communications With the great countries of South America National Defense Our concern would be dictated of by elementary considerations national defense: for our supplies of rubber and tin we are entirely dependent upon the safety of sea comunications with the British and Dutch possessions In the Far East and with Brazil for manganese which Is a critical raw material in the manufacture of steel we are dependent on Brazil on British Weet Africa and India and on FUiSflta As Ma j Eliot has pointed out the distance from our outermost base at St Thomas to the Brazilian manganese mines in Mi-nGeraes is 3700 miles That is considerably farther than the distance from the United States to Europe The establishment of Nazi Germany as a naval power in the south Atlantic at a time when our own navy is compelled to remain on guard in the Pacific is therefore a matter about which no one can be indifferent if he is concerned with the defense of this hemisphere Present Setup Too Allied With Politics Says Director HEATER 1 SWITCH - RUBBER FLOOR 1 1 MAT i high-rankin- Today and Tomorrow ESCAPES GUARDS p Wednesday seven-thirt- y m room 204 Central Junior and high school at Twenty-fift- h Monroe Ogden hlgfcC school Wednesday eight p m Ogden high HIPPONS FALL AT POLICE MEET - GEORGIA LIFER cil discussion Fhone- 2430-- Education will be held at Central Junior on Monday evening at sev with Rose Jones of Utah State Agricultural college exten sion division as instructor Other A schedule for week: A counOgden District P-- T Polk school Tuesday p m Polk school Publicity - Chairman d i 98 -- MRS GEORGE GRILL -- topic: "Why the Teacher Can't Reform the World" ' Ogden senior high "school P-- T A meeting: Wednesday eight jp m with Mrs Florence S Gllnes president in charge An informal reception will be given for the teachers under the Supervision of Mis John C Davis membership chairman assisted by members of the membership committee and Refreshroom representatives ments will be served All parents are urged to be present A musical program will be given and committee chairmen will discuss their alms and projects-ancomplete the formulation of plans for the coming year Members of the council are urged to be present as the each one is necessary if the Closely of A are to be real alms of P-- 6 each broke A P-- 1 P-- T OGDEN STADIUM v R ACTIVITIES OF---- Attention of Industry to Be Focused On Utah As Leader Returns Record Field Competes In Ogden today had become a more Webcr Wildlife Traps important spot in the nation's huge Events beer industry with the re- ( DARD-EXAMINE- Wish to Survive We may guess that Stalin will wish Hitler to survive but not that Hitler should crush the Allies and that he will wish the Allies to weaken Hitler but not so much a Gerthat Hitler is overthrown by revolucounter conservative man tion Stalin must fear a victorious Hitler he must also fear a new Germany which returned to the western world and withstood the advance of Bolshevism If this is Stalin policy itHit-Is very awkward indeed both formeans ler and for the Allies It the that Hitler has lost to Stalin establife the his of great design lishment of a German empire in living the east The "German HitWithin seemed which space" ler's grasp after Munich is largely closed to him by the Russian advance Into Europe Moreover the bargain' with Stalin has deprived Hitler of his chief diplomatic instrument in the western world namely the claim that he is the great champion against Communism One ha only to observe the attitude of Nationalist Spain Fascist Italy and of the Vatican to see what Hitler has lost and how he has become morally isolated Political Disaster Nevertheless though Hitler has suffered a political disaster in the east the bulk of his army is available against the western Allies and the blockade is only partially effective That Is awkward for the Allies For the only way in which Hitler can now expand is toward th west at the expense of the Allies and the colonial demands which he put forward in his speech therefore take on a new significance Once when bia eye were on the Ukraine the colonies were now perhaps bargaining point to his closed empire with the door in eastern Europe an ©vereas empire Is the only empire he can contemplate For while Hitler argued in hi speech that If he were allowed to be a Hon in the east he would be a lamb in the weit the fact that he has surrendered his chance to be a lion In the east So if he is going to be a lion at all it will have to be at the immediate expense of the British and French once they have accepted his suggestion that they return the colonies and then agree to disarmaS ment (Copyright 1333) She Celebrates Another Birthday hard-of-heari- v I: vv- 4 si on any car tached Easily You save at this low price! at- knob 47 OR 49 TO BE HONORED LOS ANGELES Oct 9— (AP)— the Aimee Semple McPherson evangelist will have another birthday party tonight Members of the 175 southern California branches of the Four Square Gospel church will gather at Angelua temple to celebrate its founder' 47th or 49th anniversary In recent years when Aimee ha been asked her age she has said her family Bible lists the birth date as Oct 9 1832 Other records including "Who's Who" put it at 1890 near Ingersoll Ont At temple services Sunday - 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