Show SUNDSY MORNING OCTOBER 22 1939 THE OGDEN ' OGDEN PAINTER den high school "Finding clothes and work for girls is a real undertaking And so many of our students need help If people In Ogden could realize the dire need of many girls who come to us for assistance I am certain we would have their cooperation" Last year Third Year As Girls' Advisor fJflKESfJillN LANDSCAPING approximately a hundred and fifty girls received assistance She does not run an employment agency but manages to keep track of W o r k B r i n g 3 Favorable available housework or tending-childre- n jobs which she hands over to students The dean of girl is beginning her third year at the school as adviser of girls and remarks that each year with the Increased enrollment her work becomes a little more complex With her under- Comment During S L Exhibit " By VERLA RATY AUSTAD Staff Butcher an Ogden painter coming to the front as a Standard-Examin- CRoy er artist as proven by his three oil canvases exhibited at the Newhouse hotel - Salt Lake City during the Democratic worn-en- 's convention held 'recently In the gold room His paintings received an unusual reception in the fact that' he is a new exhibitor :: among a group of established artists including Howell Rosenbaum Ogden Lynn Fausett Price J T - Harwood W J Parkinson Paul Smith Gordon Cope W H Shurt-lif- f and Henry N Rasmusen of PJt Lake City Mr Butcher paints with a slm-- 3 He paints direct approach and shadows disregarding iighta -"texture and treating the picture as a whole His subjects are chos-- j en from the commonplace scenes - with which he is acquainted — among them two scenes familiar to every Ogdenite— the old Twenty-nint- h street brickyard depicting a rear view of that industrial land-sitand "Hilltop" which shows the Woolley home perched on top of the familiar hill at Thirtieth 'street and Madison avenue The long steep sweep and curve of the dusty road and rugged hillside make the picture one of historical realism for those acquainted with the scene Another landscape "Morgan illus-atPeterson in Farm" Valley artist's handling of the trees painting them as a mass and disregarding detail He shows "a' fine sensitiveness to harmoni--- ous coloring and composition when painting buildings - Mr Butcher has decorated a number of Ogden homes and made the sets for Weber Little theatre plays Born July 29 1909 he is the son of Mr and Mrs J W Butcher Hi father is vice president of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and his mother a teacher in the - L D S Eighth ward Relief soHis wife was the former ciety Miss Thelma Minnoch daughter of Robert Minnoch He is the father-of two boys and three girls the Voungest an adorable blue- T yed black - nalred mite ox a onth old In an interview with he artist the writer was shown a number of more recent paintings than those shown at the New house and a one-ma- n show is in the offing for this young man V standing and sympathetic attitude she is the magnet for girls who have a personal problem "I try to solye class-roodifferences with a friendly discussion between pupil and teacher In my office Such talks usually iron-othe misunderstanding My duties also take in delinquents who persist in playing 'hookey helping girls to organize their school social affairs promoting at the beginning of the school year a friendlier attitude between the senior- and junior girls teaching two English courses and being a receptacle for youngsters confidences Often when I leave my office I find that I can't easily forget my work The individual problems of many of the girls whom I supervise— nearly —are not lightly cast aside" Besides her professional work she interests herself in various club activities Knitting is her nobby to find relaxation after a full - m " ut - ZELTA BALLINGER Cites dire need O DEAN ASKS FOR eight-hundr- ed PUBLIC'S HELP e- Adjusting Personalities Not Only Problem Says Advisor day at eehool Simplicity "Adjusting personalities between pupils and teachers is not my only duty as dean of girls" answered Miss Zelta Ballinger when questioned about her work at the Og Advertising Gains Backing es G " : Stein Charlie Chaplin the comof art as exemplified in suredy asrealism and other current pects of comedy are covered by James Feibleman in his forthcoming book In Praise of Comedy Mr Feibleman also discusses the history of comedy classical and modern theories of comedy and the meaning of comedy In Praise of Comedy: A Study In Its Theory and Practice was published by Macmillan on October 17 : is the bestowed this upon Dorothy Thompson time by John Chamberlain in the New Republic in a review of her new hook "Let the Record speaK" (iiougnton Minnn com Mr Chamberlain who pany) does not see eye to eye with Miss Thompson on all subjects writes "These newspaper former as iouows: columns speeches now and prefaces and tf - Howell "Delilah of the Rosenbaum ink-po- t" latest characterization Brigham City artist teacher for the federal art branch radio broadcasts haVe the pat in Ogden also exhibited severa tern the progression the organ of a unified book Morepaintings at the Newhouse hotel ization over they stand up as prophetic "Becker's Barn" receiving much comment The deep vivid coloring analysis Dorothy Thompson of late afternoon makes this old can write rings around any other landsite an unusual picture It is newspaper columnist now per "located across the street and east forming in our journalistic three- ring circus Her lament for the Becker's Brewery Another death j t of of Ernst Toller brings of "Palestine Orchard' 'painting into lump your throat the size of an old borne and orchard at an egg her sardonic column on i of Seventh street hill owned top by von "international Papen J the zjtuke Malouf portrays this art Typhoid Is v the subtlest Mary' flairs for t's bright colors and and most I rceul brush strokes Mr Rosen-""- it has everdevastating slating that bepn my privilege' to baum Miaa studied art for the past in a read But daily r twelve years under Calvin Fletch- - simply because shenewspaper has the gift of er at Utah State Agricultural col your mind with an ap Ii lege Art otuaents league ana unsettling to emotions your peal Dorothy American Artists School in New woman a la Thompson dangerous rYork City His work was featured La "Delilah of the ink-p'in an exhibit in 1938 at the Utah ""Power auditorium is Although - Havelock Ellis : His classes are being conduct- - known over world as au the the -- ed free to the public every Tues- - thor of "SWdles In the Psycholo Tl day and Thursday evenings from gy of Sex" his literary reputation seven p m to y pm is built on a score' of t:On Tuesdays students will study volumes critiywith dealing rrrom a moaei and on Thursdays cism travel philosophy art and psy stm lire suojects will be taught chology As an index of Mr Ellis's popuarity- in the - purely r: wniie in Salt Lake City the field Houghton Mifflin writer visited the Art Barn life literary company report a total sale of u classes Euray Anderson instruc 121657 copies in several jeditions " -f - — V 1 ot : - nme-thirt- non-scienti- fic - tor ana tne amusing exhibit of of his book "The Dance of Life pencil drawings and paintings on ine same publishers announce -c- elluloid by "animators" of the for publication on October 31 vvalt Disney studiosT The collec Havelock Ellis's autobiography is to remain only until Octob which will appear under the title 23 and is shown by courtsey of "My Life" j uourvoisier Galleries of San tne Francisco under sponsorship of REPORTER' CONTEST the Junior League One tnousand of the 30000 paintings on celluloid which went - to the making of "Ferdinand the SLATED FOR WRITERS Bull" have been offered for ex f'on -- -- jiiumuu uy vuurvoisier s ana a number of these are In the Art A nationwide' contest on life in Barn group surance and its benefits': with prizes totaling $4500 will be spon sored by the National Association Latest of Life Underwriters and its local beginning this week it was News of Books units announced today by Francis L Lund who as chairman of the lo'Articles and occasional papers cal association's contest commitof Felix Frankfurter were tee will direct the competition in lished by Brace and 19 on October under the this city Company title Law and Politics The book The winner of the contest In 8 covers the period Is Ogden will have his paper enteredited by Archibald MacLeish ed in one of nine regional contests and E F Prichard Jr and con by the Ogden Association Of Life tains an introduction by Mr Mac- - Underwriters Ten prizes are of v Leish fered totalling $500 in each of the nine districts as follows: first the month prize $200 second prize $100 During October when the American film industry third prize $50 fourth to eighth will celebrate its golden anniver prize $25 each ninth prize $15 sary warcourt israce and Com- - and tenth prize $10 A total of 90 y will publish The Rise of the grand prizes in all will be offered erican- - Film by Lewis- Jacobs Anyone over 16 years of age not 1 his critical history shows the connected in any way with a life of business and Insurance organization is eligible art in the "movies evaluates the to enter said Mr Lund The only individuals have stipulations are that the entry be contributions made to y the progress of the autentic that it be less than 500 movies and studies the movies aa words and that it be mailed or a record of and an Influence upon delivered to local contest head American life quarters not later than midnight February 1 Local r Modern comedians — the Marx are: 707 First Securityheadquarters bank build-jra- j! brothers James Joyjc pertrud Here's n pub-Harco- urt 1913-193- ( inter-relationsh- - ip In By VERLA RATY AUSTAD Standard-Examin- er 9-- B R ° Random References Music Literature Arts STANDARD-EXAMINE- PERU GOES TO POLLS RIESTLY WINS If PRESIDENT VOTE IIOIJOROFl'JEEK Entire Stock of new fall Nelly Glass for your car or home reDon and Gay Gibson dresses for- placed quickly Gateway f Glass & to 2340 to Paint LIMA Peru Oct 21 (AP)— Peru Wash S & H $1095 now $295 merly $495 HANDBOOK Book of the week at the Came- will Wolfe r's at choose a new president Sun(adv) $795 (adv) stamps day in an election without gie free library: "Rain Upon Golds-hil- l" ' Issues Elleson SaturE Walter court Court— In Psychology— In city by J B Priestly B R I E F L D Manuel Both candidates Prado day Horace Arave 40 North Og- psychologist at the University of "Rain Upon GodsbilP Is a comden and J R Taylor 24 of 738 Utah will speak on "All This and and Jose Quesada are considered panionable volume written in what each forfeited $1 Heaven Too" at the L D S conservatives Twenty-fourt- h Prado engineer and business most Americans will term the Shorthand Vocabulary Is for improper parking Doyle Tay- Tenth ward Sunday at seven p m man is backed by a conservative "English manner lor 34 of 2470 F avenue forfeitAlthough not Written for Mormons coalition and has the 'support of ed $1 on a rear parking charge Peist- Special Purchase Sale— Famous men His opponents latrictly autobiography Mr Bigelow carpets and Rugs Save manyhebusiness By Provoan a Is the "off iciaH candidate lys book represents personal hisTulip Bulba—Choice all varie- in the face of advancing prices-E- asy say tory in which he unhurriedly sorts terms Boyles (adv) of retiring President Oscar R PROVO Utah Oct 21— Harry ties Taylor's Pet Shop 2316 Wash out his ideas and presents them (adv)W Sundwall of Provo has develone after another In the most Birth — Mr and Mrs A L oped a new manual In shorthand Sets Tour — Elder Antolne R Swartz 2857 Harrison announce DRIVER friendly way for the reader to conSAVES LIFE sider designed particularly for phrase- Ivins of the first council of seventy the birth of the third boy last Whether he is writing of RainSaints L D Sn left Salt Lake City Sat- Monday evening at the Dee host ology of the Latter-da- y bow tour of the two weeks' a for Bridge or Thomas Wolfe or pital urday church The booklet just off the BY LEAP FROM TRUCK n field mission the theatre or his own dreams ' press at the Brigham Young unirecDeca his tone stays delightfully intimate Special— phonograph Shortcalled Is ords and standard Four and conversational — "Gregg vaversity popular Pin Money Pickles many 75 cents for Co COULEE Bros Glen Music DAM 21 From his study in the "family Wash Oct D S and hand I rieties at Vocabulary" Jerry's Food Mart at anchor in the Isle of Wight" 31 Edward E (AP)— Schoulder ship (adv) 525 Phone '(adv) contains a collection of words an airplane he hears Yakima truck driver said in the roaring J phrases and names most freSpeaker— Jane Hart missionary Mason city hospital Saturday he through the clouds and muses upon High Quota — November quota just quently used in written and spokreturned from Holland will saved his life by jumping an in- Its dramatic annihilation of disen English in the L D S church of Salt Lake navy recruiting disseven o'clock Sunday eve- stant before his truck and trailer tance T do not want our rulers with the corresponding trict has been raised to 60 one speak inat the along L D S Seventeenth loaded with lumber crashed into a and statesmen to do their traveling most of the highest since the World ning Gregg shorthand outlines above t our ward corner of Qulncy and moving freight train shortly be- ten thousand feet of which are short cuts developed war heads" he says "Only very wise street A choir of 50 fore dawn by the author voices led by Mathel Ridges will Two box cars were derailed and men are fit to be rushed through The work contaiins 30 pages and For that hunting trip buy fa- furnish a program two other cars and the truck and the sky in this fashion and unforis in 10 sections with 130 "written mous Star Brand Shoes Christen-son'- s trailer burned tunately we are only producing words and names" 313 "frequent (adv) When you think of good meat or more and' more airplanes not wisfish think of Lou James & his Dad phrases" 74 "other words and dom" names" 46 titles of "church ofExtension — A request by Byron at City Meat Market 2602 Wash Noteworthy are his reflections on fices and organizations" and six Hoist that the city water system the universities of the middle west (adv) Diseases —One case of pneumonselections of "reading and writ- be extended about 200 feet on Libafter a lecture tour in America "It may not be difficult to dislike ing practice" erty south of Twelfth so that he ia and two cases of chickenpox The author of the manual is In- can connect it with a house he is were reported to city health offithese colleges of the great central structor in office practice at the building there was received Satur- cials last week it was reported plains" he says after pointing inthe recorder was He — Saturday out city 21 by their lack of charm and color day formerly Calif university Oct SAN MARINO structor in commercial subjects in tak"but it is hard to regardthem with is Bible The (AP)— Gutenberg Detained — E J Dexter 40 Salt Spencer individually designed ing a rest but the deepest respect North Sanpete high school in anything Mount Pleasant and the Richfield Lake City and Mrs Alice Johnson corsets A figure analysis wjll cost Here I was lost in thi vast So are the Gundulf Bible Benja100 Twenty-fift- h were being you nothing Phone for appoint min Franklin's g auto- land mass seeing at last the peohigh school Richfield Utah be- 30 Nelle Meyer Corsetiere held in city jail Saturday for In- ment fore joining the B Y U staff His book the first biography printed ple— not this favored group or 1361-- J were to and be ques:(adv) manual was tested for a year in vestigation in the English language — "The that but the people coming out of tioned about narcotics O Allred alleged shorthand classes at the univer- sales here said Recuyell of the Historyes of Troye" their long sleep'-Pe- arl Plats for three Airport— propospolice dis— on and other rare volumes sity before publication ed sites for an airport were comat the famous E play Film Developing and printing pleted by the city engineering of- Huntington library here Henry CALIFORNIANSVIN Any size film 25 cents a roll fice last week showing the assessis to closed The the publibrary Lienhardt Drug Stores (adv) ed valuations of land in the areas lic during its annual October g Story Brings said City Commissioner Rackham Closed also is the art WATER COLOR PRIZES Free Ironrite ironer To housing such great paint Recovered— Mrs A P Smart of gallery in your home Phone 307 as 'The Blue ings who told police Boy" andGainsborough's Lawrence's (adv) 2744 Washington PHILADELPHIA Oct 21— (AP) "Pinkie" Saturday she saw someone steal For the "rest" the rare books-af- ter —Award of the annual $200 PhilaSociety — Relief society of the L her son's bicycle reported a short lying open to the gaze of delphia Water Color club prize to D S Twelfth ward will meet at time later she had recovered the 11 months — are Millard Sheets in visitors of Los Angeles two o'clock Tuesday The topic will vehicle closed and left that way all month was announced Saturday in conbe under direction of Mrs L S Upon being returned to display nection with the 37th annual WaStolen— Reuben Young of 2701 Merrill The family relations class they are opened at a different ter Color and Print exhibition at will meet There will be special Fowler told police Saturday Ijis bi- place — not only to save wear but the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine 5 cycle was stolen from in front because many repeat visitors get Arts music of a local theatre tired of reading the same old pasSheets won the award for his Shot Gun and Rifle Shells Richmonth after month sages of four water colors group Bulb Time— Phone for Planting ardson Grain Co (adv) prices Moore's The Dana water color medal for Nurseries the best work in water color went VIOLENCE FLARES Social— Mount Ogden L D S to Phil Paradise Pasadena Calif stake singing mothers will hold a social Monday at p m IN COTTON STRIKE Fifteen thousand women from all at Green Gables in place of their parts of Scotland applied recently usual rehearsal for positions as street car and bus Our New Stokermatio can't be MADERA Calif Oct 1 (AP)— conductresses in Glasgow beat See it now Ogden Electric ST CLOUD Fla Oct 21 (AP)— Violence broke out late Saturday FRANK V MARTINEK Co Phone 2 (adv) Now comes the story of a fish that between striking cotton pickers Directs cartoonist carried a watch and growers and state highway n Ward Speaker— Gilbert Tolhurst Claud Padgett says he caught a patrolmen hurled five tear gas d Mound Fort school drama direcwobass and to crowd from founda drive bombs the the MODELED tor will speak in L D S Fourth man's wrist watch in its county park ward M I A general assembly stomach Furthermore said - Chairs were wielded by combaton "Stage Padgett when he removed the ants when strikers and growers at seven-thirt- y PROCRAMS AFTER CREATOR Tuesday met on the bandstand in the park watch it started ticking Makeup" GIVES put-standi- ng S S - Spanish-America- " ITwen-ty-nin- th Rare Books Given Rest hand-writin- Sea Ogden Readers house-cleanin- 200-0- 00 v Staff Joseph Sinel of San Francisco California industrial designer and commercial artist told Salt Lake Advertising club members this week In the Hotel Utah that the commonest fault in advertising today is that it is nor visually compelling He says that the master hand of the artist is required to make advertising effective In he place of complicated lay-ousuggested simplified interest-pr- o sketches and ideas voking rt ne expiainea tnat artists are becoming increasingly indispen-sibl- e in the industry "Ah artist" he said "frequently attains increased operating efficiency for products by streamlining them and making them artistic Such prod ucts also sell better" The writer was fortunate In be ing able to attend an exhibit in Los Angeles California this sum mer which featured Mr Sinel's examples of commercial art This designer certainly knows! whereof Frank he speaks and both Utah business V Lieutenant Commander S reserve U naval Martinek men and artists will undoubtedly who writes the continuity for the oenent by following his 4dvice comic strip Don Winslow which will make its bow to Ogden Stand Coflett Art Af Provo The Utah State Art Center whirh ard - Examiner readers Sunday is sponsored jointly by he Utah Nov 5 in full color as part of the State Institute of Fine Ats under paper's greater comic section has a legislative appropriation and by this to say about his leading char the WRA Federal Art Project re acter in the strip: leases the following: "Strangely enough Winslow the ' A two man show the work of lead character in my strip follows Farrell Collett and Howard Kearns pretty closely in my own footsteps is the new gallery attraction at Of course I have to develop slight the Provo Community Gallery variations of my own actual expe sponsored Dy the Utah Statewide riences because Winslow' must al Art project and by the City of ways be in the thick of drama Provo The two young artists fea while I occasionally had a rest tured are exhibiting a number of from running spies to earth or works in different media which checking fingerprint clues show their progress and accom "Up until the time I went to plished technique work for the old Chicago Record Farrell Collett a native of Mont- - Herald not a great deal happened pelier Idaho and for years a Pro that would indicate my future vo voan is now supervisor of art at cation was on the Herald that It Weber college He studied art at first I a developed penchant for Brigham Young university later investigation an ambitious Being teaching at Provo high chool then cub was I reporter always hang Broadened his art approach at Chi cago Art Institute and California ing around police stations and pestering the older fellows with ques School of Fine Arts : His subjects done in oil water-col- tions I figured that there must be pen and Ink and pencil some short cut to running down show a versatility in the skilled criminals— some scientific way It handling ot his medium! and In was during this period that L had his choice of subjects Although a piece of luck I met Mrs Mary he portrays landscapes figures Holland celebrated woman detec ana animal studies with almost tive of those days who 'had been equal facility his animal studies through the milL at Scotland Yard are particularly outstanding and "who had really solved some Howard Kearns now of Provo of the most puzzling cases of that studied art at B Y U Many of decade—from murder on the works which he exhibits in down to purse snatching right this show at the Provo Community Mary Holland took me under her wauery were completed! in the wing and started schooling me in Grand Canyon country where he methods of scientific criminal iden was organist at the Lodge during tification She knew the me pasc summer Utah paintings book In a shortcertainly won time an ap I are favorites of Kearns who often as identification pointment inspec cnooses the contrast of the man-the civil service commis made against a superlative back tor for " sion of Utah scenery ground this time I became associat nis ooiaiy patterned composi- ed"At the Chicago police departwith tions have a sensitive feeling for1L ment for the purpose of organizme ever changing colors of the for detectives in sci southwest which he paints with ing typical virility The large masses entific crime identification Frpm and solid forms with which Ke&ras here my course took me rapidly works give his watercolors a cer- toward adventures which form tain strength and power far be- ulated the birth of Don Winslow yond the shallowness of man During my days I de flare for inveloped a deep-rootTwo sculptured nieces bv Mail telligence work that couldn't easily rice E Brooks instructor in mod- be abandoned Several mv of elling and sculpture at the Utah friends suggested an adventure State Art Center cohinlete 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