Show THE OGDEN 2-- A SNews LEWIS STUDENTS & Views (Continued from Page One) HOLD YULE BALL But he will be on a basis rumor 'Mistletoe Fling Celebrates Approach of Holiday Season month-to-monl- according to h Oratorio Patrons BUSINESS BOOMS To Aid Finn Drive T0 the him He views J too liberal in his 1 929 LEVELS v SUNDAY MORNING DECEMBER 24 Nags to Get Oats On Yul EUROPE'S FORGES Since then they have modified their opposition for ha has met them In their conventions and PLAN CHRISTMAS openly challenged them I regard him as one of the best informed economists of the United States He is unafraid to express ven when he faces a himself packed jury of his critics He is opposed to the laissez falre doctrine constantly preached by sooth-sayer- s and those who profit by an antiquated system of i ii— BENNETT E G Finnish drive boosted 87 PERISH (ilRLS TUY OUT Tryouts were held in the Lewis Surplus from the Ogden OratoLooking Into the future he seeks- rio society's "Messiah" funds will to correct defects in our system beit go toward the Finnish relief Ior iny ieaa lo was announced Saturday by David S Romney president of the soThat Is a significant statement ciety in a letter to prospective made by President Roosevelt in re- sard to spies and saboteurs in "It has been the sponsors' supAmerican industry port together with that of their associates in the Ogden Oratorio Private advice from Washington that has for years given society tells of sabotage by foreigners in a uplifting joy to thousands great U S factories fellow at Christcitizens of Gnx your mas time" Romney continued Extensive plots have been dis "Don't wait until the nigh be"Last year the new high school who have been auditorium fore Christmas to be good" seems covered by made possible an ento have been the motto of Lewis quietly investigating larged production of Handel's dihirh students In the last few The hearts of more When the disclosures are made vine oratorio weeks a great and sudden cnange were made two thousand than came over the student body Every- the treachery will cause resent combined this happier through one was greeted with cheery smiles ment throughout the country This community giving year's ' The students were busy the pr-- t finest be the will rendition yet g as a We are easy-goinfew days planning people parties and but once aroused heard be will there As a climax each programs fitting "At this time a nationwide efadvisory room had a jolly party something doing and the spies may be handled fort is being made to raise an adeseverely Wednesday afternoon Various refreshments were served such as quate relief fund for suffering refexcuse sabotno war There for is nuts ugees of Finland and the officers popcorn randy doughnuts cookies and sodas Merry Christ- age in America of our society sense an opportumas students and a Happy New here for our sponsors to furnity Business throughout the nation ther extend the benefits of their Year'— Luella MeFarland and Jean is at a high peak and industrial efforts We believe Purdie they will gladlast week ly increase the amount production during of their e reached an high level of contributions this year with the OFFICERS NAMED 130 compared with an average of The members of the Junior 86 whatever understanding that last year offiamount remains in excess of the Speech club have elected new cers to preside over the club for the That offers a most encouraging amount necessary to defray exfolnext few weeks They are penses of this year's rendition will lows President Roy Walker vi?c outlook for the year approaching be over to Finnish Relief us all of and should make happy Fundturned president' Jean Crockett: secretary with the Inc thought that the recession Myron 'vord — Alene Wecker "As heretofore tho two thousand is a thing of the past invitational tickets will be distriEverywhere I go the strains of buted to the sponsors These they "Silent Night" are heard will place as they wish "Most sponsors in the have That hymn is described as the contributed five dollarspast each perfect Christmas song Some have contributed more IN some less Their generous co BLAZE QUENCHED ON A pamphlet handed to me gives been has and this operation year — of this story the hymn will be doubly appreciated be (Continued from Page 1) cause of the present opportunity LINER High up in the Alpine mountains for this additional worthy service tal Karelian isthumus the Finns where a love of music is nature's "They will be with us we sin launched their first major counter-offensiv- e gift nestles Oberndorf where in this cerely hope in sponsoring in it resulted CRISTOBAL Canal Zone Dec 23 1818 Joseph Mohr a young Ausreporting destruction of five Russian tanks trian priest and Franz Gruber the sacred event arain this vear and 'AP)— Fire blazing deep amidships and the capture of a number of village schoolmaster and church in contributing as generously as In the American liner Wind Rush they can to the Finnish relief was subdued sufficiently today prisoners machine guns and other organist lived fund" war material after a nightlong battle to risk The Russians were said to have Romney said the oratorio will opening number three hatch withOn Christmas eve Father Mohr been repulsed when they attacked inspired by the hushed stillness of be presented Saturday Dec 30 at out an explosion on the Isthmus last night The in- the night heightened by the beauty eight p m in Ogden high school Cristobal firemen shot sea water from four hose lines down the hills and filled auditorium vaders also were reported driven of the snow-cla- d back when they attacked at Kltala with a vision of the radiant peace hatch in an effort to quench the blaze still smouldering a railroad town on the north shore and joy of the first Christmas tidin the FISH "A LA MOLOTOFF" of hold of Lake Ladoga and about 25 miles ings "Jesus the Savior Is Born" crew the The depths HELSINKI Dec 23 (AP) meanwhile was removing damaged found musical expression for his from the border hotels in Finland are The communique said the Rus-Fiathoughts and wrote "Silent Night a dish menus call "salmon a la cargo The liner a vessel both lost 2000 men at Suomussalmi Holy Night" Molotoff" The fish were killed by cargo and passengerscarrying and oper killed in fighting in that sector The next morning Father Mohr errant Russian bombs ated by the Shepard Steamship shout 230 miles north of Lake Lato his home with hurried friend's 30 fronfrom the miles and company put in at Cristobal last doga and Gruber ex- event is overshadowing! with her crew fighting the tier There a Russian column which the manuscript night fire which had broken out in numtried to smash across Finland's claimed " 'You have found it— the "wasp-waist- " is being thrown back right Song — God be praised It Then how swiftly the moments ber three hold yesterday while the sings itself" of joy go by the Finns asserted ship was 300 miles out to sea Points attacked by Russian two men then sang the hymn Finally the Past — the days bombers included Tampere site of to The have it for services the ready cannot be MOTHER DIES WHILE yond recall a large munitions bae northwest of changed Helsinki Bombs also were drop- that night ped arouivl Helsinki Pori Tam-iri- f To begin with it was known as Soon we shall say farewell to iari and Rauma LOOKING FOR BABY "The it because Tyrolese Song" 1939 as we look forward to 1940 Two Russian bombers were re- had come from the Alps Tyrolean ft ported shot down by What should be our attitude to Russian fliers machine gunguns Twenty-fou- r KALAMAZOO it was the Mich Dec 23— after years fleeting hours? Should we be (AP) ned the towns — A for the first t'me farm wife died printed filled with regrets or rejoice over The Finnish army in the Arctic in her home flaming the ahead of us? Saturday prospects sector was reported pursuing reFrom then on it went iound the searching for her baby who had treating Soviet troops beyond Hoy-he- n world supplying a heartfelt need There is only one way to live already been carried to safety jirv: approximately 60 miles as it brings a sense of calmness and The mother Mrs Harold Bean that is to make the best of south of the Arctic ocean Bitterly and peace dashed back into the house only the of the what present regardless ccld weather and deep rnow was few moments after the child a has been past iatd to be helping the Finns From Schiller this thought comes Sandra 10 months old had been to mind near the close of the rescued by the father Above we all The ten dwell should not year — members of the household includtoo much on the past the strongof which are the ing the five Bean children were Threefold the stride of Time est memories The tragedies past we are told out of the fire's reach when Mrs from first to last! Bean entered the burning' home is sad itering slow the Future creep- The fire which started from a eth— we Filled look stove destroyed the resi- with should kitchen Arrow-swithe Present sweep- - ever onward hope and dence BERLIN Dec ?3 — Christmas upward eth— mnesty has been extended to And motionless forever stands the oven British v"cn interned in Past a women's prii i inee Dec 1 and m one British boy inmate of an orHow true that Is Anticipation 7 FT m phans' asylum who Were released realization and then the memory so they could be home in England P: The Future with its waiting by Christmas it was announced how slowly it approaches if the Saturday for the girls" basketball team in classes 10-- 2 10-- 3 and 10-- 4 Those chosen were Patsy Mordaunt cap- tain Virginia Porter assistant captain: Dorothy Purrington Dorothy Cope and Arlene Peterson The substitutes are Audry Gintz Xedra Blackinton Reba Stevens Betty Burton and Lorn a Alberts So many good pla'ers competed that the decision was very difficult — Georetta Lunt and Lorna Ti MISHAPS G-m- en all-tim- FINNS DEFEAT RUSS R KANSAS CITY Kan Dec 23— — The Wyandotte (AP) County (Continued from Page 1) will give its annual of last year ine railroads were Humane society dinner" for horses Sunput to it for equipment to handle "Christmas and Christmas day day the moving crowds The menu: Oats chops and alBuyers preoccupied with inven falfa with apples and sugar for tory taking let new orders drop dessert away again but this was said by The meal will be fed all horses analysts to be in line with the whose owners take them to the sotrend Whole normal year-en- d sale markets settled down to their ciety's headquarters customary lull for this season The week witnessed the first break in the steady mounting of agricultural commodity prices in the futures markets that hhs been going on since early this month wheat and cotton losing a considerable portion of their recent gains In the cash markets however the tendency was still up- Russo-Fin- n Theatre Will ward The Dun & Bradstreet food Be Only Area Without price index moved a trifle higher to equal the figure for the comSome Celebration parative 1938 week (By The Associated Press) Europe's lot is another wartime Christmas but one way or another IN it will be celebrated according to the tradition or each belligerent There was no official truce for the men at the tront as they went YULE about their Christmas preparations Advance guards kept up their sen try duty (Continued from Page 1) French and British troops got ready for such feasting and gayety The toll by states: their duties would permit Arkansas 1 California 8 Colo- as n across the Gerrado 2 Connecticut 1 Florida mans their bunkers brightened 5 Georgia 10 Illinois 8 Indi- with evergreen and tuned up for 2 3 ana Iowa Kansas 6 Ken- Christmas caroling tucky 5 Maryland 5 Massachume mnns ngncing in a snow- setts 4 Michigan 3 Mississippi covered pine-cla- d 1 Missouri 2 Nebraska 2 Ne- every vista was country where worthy of vada 2" New Hampshire 1 New Christmas card had little prospect Jersey 1 New Mexico 5 New of any Christmas observance at York 4 North Carolina 3 Ohio all The Russian invaders don't 9 Oklahoma 2 Pennsylvania 4 observe Christmas South Carolina 1 South Dakota "None of us will have a home 5 Tennessee 4 Texas 2 Virginia or a Fatherland or the blessing of 6 Washington 1 West Virginia 4 Christmas without victory" said the Yuletide message of Field Mar shal Baron Carl Gustaf Manner heim to the Finnish army SIX SURVIVORS OF The Finnish women's auxiliary the Lotta Svard organization sent message to its members saying AIRLINER LOCATED athere is no peace for us in Fin land but our trust in the future inspires us and leads us like a LONDON Dec 23 (AP)— Six sur light that nothing can quench" vivors of a missing British airliner uastronomicany tne ±sritisn in have been picked up by a French France were going to fare well ship near Sicily and landed at The commissary had on hand Malta the Imperial Airways an among other things 25704 pounds nounced today of pork 23873 pounds of ihree passengers and two crew 13789 pounds of apples andturkey 10000 members still were missing Names pounds of plum pudding were not disclosed but it was known no women were aboard Among those rescued was the DOG HERO BLAMED Canadian born commander Capt Peter C Fair 33 son of Mrs F M Fair of Marion Pa He was injured FOR BABY'S DEATH slightly President Roosevelt so Inside Information has it wants the Ogden man to stay Marriner is a deep student of An outstanding event at Lewis economic problems When he first school the past week was the "Mfawent to Washington many of the tletoe Fling" a matinee dance held bankers of the country opposed Wednesday at three o'clock In the was gymnasium The affair was sponsored by the members of' the Pep club and their advisor Miss Dor othy Manning The lucky 200 who came first were gi'en free chances on a box of chocolates Two other boxes of chocolates were given away one to the winners of a jitterbug contest and one to the winners of a prize waltz These dances were judged by the officers of the club The gymnasium was attractively decorated in red and green with twigs of mistletoe hung over the entrance and at various places The dance closed the season's festivities of the school for this year — Eeth Brett Elizabeth Schelin STANDARD-EXAMINE- FIGHT AMERICAN No-Ma- nd four-month-o- BERLIN Dec Food and clothing ration cards and no hope for peace by Christmas have dampened the usual gay Christmas spirit in Germany this year Few concessions have been made tne government to provide a merry Christmas Every German woman was able to buy an extra pair of stockings and every man could purchase an extra tie without having the pur chases deducted from the clothing card allowances The hausfrau's holiday cooking problems were alleviated slightly when the government permitted purchase of an extra quarter of a pound of butter and two eggs for Christmas bak: ing Various spices also were placed on sale 1 oy 1 CLAIM SOUTH POLE TOKYO Dec 23 (UP)— Saiichiro member of pariament said today he would ask the government to claim territory at the south pole on the grounds of its discovery by a Japanese expedition in 1912 Doke said Japanese claims should be pressed because of United States claims to discoveries by Rear Admiral Richard E Byrd Doke 939 MURPHY SEEKS YEAR AT HIGH MASS NAZI SPIRIT BUDGET BOOST ROME Dec 23 — (AP)— Pope Pius XII will reply to the Christ mas greetings of cardinals living In Rome with an address Sunday summarizing the joys and sorrows of the past year The dean of the cardinals 88 Gennaro Cardinal Granito year-ol- d Pignatelli di Belmonte will read an address of good wishes to the pontiff concluding with the Latin "Ad multos annos" meaning "long WASHINGTON Dec 23 (UJ Attorney General Frank Mur J said today he would ask congress to increase the justice department's appropriation next year by more than $3000000 to provide additional manpower for anti-truand criminal investigations Murphy said he was economiz-in- g in other activities in an effort to keep at a minimum the increase necessitated by anti-truprosecution and a heavy influx of comlife" Thousands of Italians will throng plaintsandinvolving espionage saboforeign agents Rome's 400 churches for midnight tage masses Christmas eve but the Pope Japan's match shortage 1 sewill say mass in a small chapel next to his bedroom with only a rious few of his household in attendance J st st GERMAN CLUB IS US TRANSPORTATION RAIDED BY TURKS BUSINESS BUSTLES ISTANBUL Turkey Dec 23 (AP) — Turkish police Saturday Dec 23— (AP)— A raided the German club Teutonia CHICAGO a Nazi and mighty magnet— home —drew hun- records place and seized books Americans of thousands of dreds The and former presi along rail road and air ways to- dent ofpresent the club and other mem day The Christmas rush reached its bers were extensively questioned no one was arrested peak in all sections of the nation butAuthoritative sources said the autoas travellers crowded private mobiles busses railroad cars and police were continuing an inVesti planes and whisked north south gation of the club's activity as part east and west to spend the holiday of a drive against foreign propa at the family firesides ganda The transportation business TO OUR FRIENDS boomed Air lines reported Yule DOCTOR CANCELS e season patronage was at an AND PATRONS high Extra facilities were lines Rail pressed into service BILLS FOR YULETIDE MAY YOUR CHRISTMAS figured their traffic was 5 to 20 per cent heavier than in 1938 and BE JOYOUS the heaviest in several years Extra 23— sections coaches baggage cars and Dec MILWAUKEE (AP)— sleepers were added "Wishing all my patients a merry Christmas and a happy New Year as a Christmas gift I herewith cancel all my patients' balance in debtedness to me to date Dr C O BROS JEWELERS Thienhaus Christmas 1939" This Was the Christmas gift Dr "THE TIME DEN" Thienhaus bestowed by newspaper The doctor advertisement today KOENIGSBERG Dec 23 (UP)— declined to discuss it but his wife Friedrich Rein 44 was sentenced estimated the debts amounted to 382 25th Street Phone S6 to death by a special court today between $2000 and $3000 for altering cheap cigarettes to make them appear like a more expensive brand and selling them to soldiers at a large profit PLAY AT YOUR GAME DRESSED all-tim- SMALL EY Man Sentenced to Death for Deceit IN WARM TOGS AT SAVINGS! Prisoner Moans Will Miss Dinner ay ay Race on Ski Suits 10 to 30 Per Cent Off MARYSVTLLE N1 Shoe Rale In All Our Greatest Holiday Clearance on AH Ladies' Coats! Slashed One-thir- d to One-ha- lf Off FOR VALUES TAYLOR-WRIGHT- 'S British Troops to Get Plum Pudding ld -Nu- merous be-whi- ch POPE TO SUMMARIZE Calif Dec 23— (AP) — Edward Sawyer 25 protested as Sheriff C J McCoy reMT CLEMENS Mich Dec 23 leased him at the end of a six- (AP) — Three weeks ago a pet fox month term jail terrier saved a Macomb county to miss that Christ sure "I hate family from possible injury by mas dinner" turkey barking when a fire broke out Today the same dog was blamed for the death by suffocation of James Janiszewsky the family's sen Dr Edward A Mallik said the dog apparently climbed into the infant's crib in the night This morning the bed clothing was PARIS Dec 23 — British troops pressed down over the child's head in France will get their traditional Christmas plum pudding along with French turkey fruits and nuts JAPANESE WILL from the Riviera ns j WAR DAMPENS 1 Watch Our Windows for Specials ' llen Ship For 1940 A We look forward to m better and greater new year and trost that your ship will come lit with health happiness and prosperity BROADWAY STAR DEAD NEW YORK Dec 23— (AP)— Harold C Johnsrud 35 a member of the cast of the Broadway play "Key Largo" died in Misericordia hospital late today of burns suf fered during a fire in his hotel room yesterday He was a playwright as well as an actor Tho Jen and Finer LOUELAND STUDIO 80-24- th Phone 208-- W 5? RUSS AVIATORS DROP anti-aircra- Inmafes Released For Yule Holiday ft TT7 PAMPHLETS ON FINNS HELSINKI Dec 23 (UP)— Morning newspapers today reported Soviet airplanes yesterday dropped pamphlets including some signed by Otto Kuusinen head of the revolutionary Finnish government at Terijoki demanding the Finns surrender by one pm today The rumors said the pamphlets threatened a severe bombardment of Helsinki Thus far none of the pamphlets has been reported found in Helsinki v r -- wtsntng nyeryone a Very Merry m m m WISHES nsimas and a P: A Menage From Our President: felt P: J r I J j Our success of the paet 10 years has now been climaxed by the completion of a greater and finer I K M institution to serve the fashion-consciou- s women who appreciate superb style quality and value of dresses It has been a pleasure to serve you both locally and nationally And may I express my appreciation to the large group of office! factory and sales personnel on your untiring skill and efforts to make our success possible J Edwin Nelson " KNITTING MILLS 187? Wh Blvd r 'X - Y i i : ft fi j made-to-measu- re INTERMOUNTAIN P V - o '! 5 f1 1 Happy New Year j -- 4i3w IVIOUfJTAIN FUEL y SUPPLY CO V m g Wt m BEST U Natural Gas for the Four Big Jobs Merry Christmas - Happy New Year V y V V J" 7 1 1 1 "V" VJ- ?:wv?M URING the seventeen years passed the Federal has grown until today it is the largest in Utah and one of the out D' standing recognized savings institutions in the nation 3 Practically all our funds are productively employed which means that you share in the greater earnings produced Savings and first mortgages are our only activities hence we have no unnecessary expenses 5 Through the years the Federal has contributed to dividends Ogden and the communities it serves through liberal P am paid through insured safety for savings and through convenient home loans j On the record of services rendered and one-packa- ge faithful duty performed Federal wishes all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year au a u n m FEDERAL BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION J H 3 376 WASH NO I Andrews Managing Director TO BOULEVARD N OGDEN ( |