Show 4 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING C JULY 14 1935 YOUTHS MAKE PROGRESS AT CITIZENS’ MILITARY TRAINING CAMP r mvnmtYYfrt y vj j —— yi idwrACX'-Wit- 'IMMirt iY j iy rr lr afirw-- ari ii Himmuiiiiiiiii iinaMW iiiliai unWHTTiiii iffTtnn lan il 1 'AiA' Boys at Fort Douglas CMTC Come From Scores of Towns And Cities in Mountain Area Success of Sweden’s Trade Recovery Program Attracts Attention of Other Nations Among 200 Youths on Duty More than 90 Ap- - pear in Uniforms for First Time Others Completing Work From Second on to Fourth Year Courses Unemployment Shows Gradual Decrease With Actual Labor Shortage in Some Classes Public Works Aid in Plan $ Score of cities and towns in four Intermountain states— Utah Idaho Wyoming and Nevada— are represented by the 200 trainees at the Fort Douglas citizens’ military training camp the company rosters disclosed Saturday More than 90 of the youths are serving their first summer in camp while the others are completing second third and fourth-yea- r courses The complete enrollment roster follows: Wayne Love Salt Lake City Utah Holley A Manwarlng Blackfoot Ida- Parowan ho Floyd Matheson Utah Thomas Ernest MoDavltt Twin Falls Idaho Gordon Thomas McNamara Idaho Falls Idaho J Lloyd Nielson Utah Lloyd Max Owens Sprlngvllle Lakeslds Utah Paul J Pearson Ogden Utah Oscar Rudolph Peterson Jerome Idaho Volmer W Plxley Boise Idaho Walter Gerard Poatz Salt Lake City Utah Merritt Marlon Prswett Hager-ma- n Idaho Thomaa Leslie Pries Park City Utah Beckham Ogden Karl Mortimer Utah Milton Dean Rayner Dubois Idaho Rex X Roberts Price Utah Montleello Robson Ralph Gordon Utah Harry J Rogerson Bingham CanGlenn Rowberry Wlnne-murA COMPANY yon Utah Nev Pete Sabala Elko Nev Katlncth W Xlpert Boise-IdahJack D Anderson Mt Pleasant Utah George David William Salmon Salt Lake City D Austin Balt Lake City Utah Victor Utah Glno Lewis Scarselll Wells Nev Charles J Srhauers Price Utah EdH Austin Jr Idaho Falls Idaho Guy W Ball Salt Laks City Utah ward N Sparks Kimberley Idaho Bin Paul J Beers Homedale Idaho Don Bpere Salt Lake City Utah Keith TayDavid Bercu Salt Lake City Utah Eu-de- ll lor Balt Lake City Utah Sherlll Leon City Utah Earl JenA Boht Montpelier Idaho Keith Terry Salt Lake Mated Idaho Alpine X I Brandt Idaho Falls Idaho Kack R kins ThomasParowan Utah Gerald VerThornton Bulk-ley Brown Ogden Utah William L non Thrall Morgan Utah Melvin FranSalt Lake City Utah Stuart ThomUtah cis Thrall Morgan William J Castagneto Nampa Idaho Harold KimJack A Christmas Kemmerer Wyo as Thrall Morgan Utah Idaho Glenn Ben W Collins Nampa Idaho Leonard ball Thomas Montpelier Utah Vernon Park City Trythall L Cook Caliente Nev Jack W CushJoe Mar UpdegraK Jerome Idaho man Rexburg Idaho James A Dally Carter Wyo Mick Leonard Ford Ure Salt Lake City Utah Daniels Tooele Utah Harvard W Dtx- - 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Woodrow Woodwrow B Voylee Balt Laks City W Pratt Frantter Wyo Lvnn P Utah Thomas P Wheelwright Ogden Reeve Salt Lake City Utah: William F Utah Elmer E Wilson Baltna Utah Rooe Salt Lake City Utah: Ralph W Rosslter Jr Pocatello Idaho John B Rudy Salt Laks City Utah Kenneth Robert Idaho Jack W McCracken Inaction Tires Women Patent Expert Asserts a Sherwood Milford Utah Leslie R Skidmore Balt Lake City Utah Mayo W Smith Idaho John R Burley Bpencer Wendell Idaho W Twin Taber Falls Idaho Harry LONDON (JP— Too many tabor Alfred Thompson Idaho Montpelier L Nev Glen War- -' saving inventions are stirring woFay Tobler Overton herf Richfietii Utah Stanley M Whitmen with a longing for the simOgden Utah Howard C WU-o- n plicity of the stone age— take it tington - Salt Utah Lake City ’ O Coleman from Drury Captain B COMPANY of the British Institute of Robert Jerome Abbey Boise Idaho secretary Fags Monroe Allred Montleello Utah Patentees “They are" says the captain “gat-tin- g Joseph Howard Anderson Salt Laks Dell City Utah Rlohard Moent-bored with having nothing to Utah Dominick Louis Besso Price do They are thoroughly tired of Utah Jack Dowden Booth by Balt Lake City Utah: Herbert A Bouton Twin these many Inventions designed to Falls Idaho John Willard Causer Price save them from lifting a finger" Milford Utah Harold A Clements women are defi“Consequently Uteh Jack K Davis Pocatello Idaho Stuart Russel Foutz Salt Lake City nitely slowing down in putting their Utah: Bruce H Frost Montleello Utah brains to Inventive pursuits" says Vlrl W Frazier Milford Utah: Edward Coleman "They hava Lowell Filler Balt Lake City Utah Bob Captain 25 per cent in the paat Oliver Gorham Wlnnemucea Nev Em- dropped mett Wallace Harris Superior Wyo year” Men on the contrary are going Wendell Doney Hart Preston Idaho Larney Jesso Hearty Salt Lake City stronger than ever with a total of Utah Arthur Theodore Henkell Rock 37409 patent applications during Springs Wyo Harry Lavaun Herbert Mai ad Idaho Harold Lyle Hiner Salt the past year compared to 36734 in lke City Utah - Ernest P Howell 1934 Lo-fa- Elko Nev Robert Russel Johnson Aberdeen Start Idaho Joe P Jacoby Jr Dubois Idaho Iowa Albert D Jones Montpelier Idaho: UP)-A- bout BURLINGTON Iowa Dewey Barlngton Kemp Salt Laks City 50000 tree will b planted in Utah Herbert Walter Kugal Rock Mack Laird Dubois the Keoeauqua area of the southSprings Wyo Idaho Lawrence McCaul Llnneberger ern Iowa forestry unit The work Homedale Idaho Malcolm Tanner Littlejohn Fries Utah Robert Everet will be done by about 175 C C C Logsden Twin Falls Idaho Morgan members of the Keoeauqua camp Tree Planting Bv VILGOT HAMMARLING program will have to be consideiably STOCKHOLM— "Prosperity Island” curtailed was the name applied to Sweden the Aids Workers Nevertheless there can be no doubt other day by a visiting American economist He took perhaps an un- that this expansionist policy has been duly favorable view of the situation of some importance practically proin a country new to him and which viding assistance to the workers in its certainly has its problems to grapple most acceptable form but above all with like any other though they psychologically in keeping up what may be hidden to a casual observer might be termed social confidence But the fact is that in a world and warding off all extreme expresstruggling with continued depression and unemployment Sweden has made sions of discontent The effects on the purely economic a recovery which is attractng much field seem much more doubtful At attention in the outside world Just as an Illustration of the wav least most economists seem to think things are going it may be mentioned that the sums expended have been that in Stockholm there is now a too small to have had much influence scarcity of youths for office boy and on the general economic condition of similar jobs There also is an un- the country Rather they are inclined satisfied demand for skilled workers to ascribe the measure of recovery in the enginftring industries and which has been effected to a fortuthere is a shortage of agricultural nate combination of favoring industrial tendencies a wise husbanding labor in some parts of the country At the same time there still is of natural resources and a financial much unemployment among unskilled policy which has been both skilful laborers stone workers miners and and favored by luck others the net result being that Belonging to the sterling group while purely industrial employment Sweden has escaped the difficulties in late months has been better than of continued deflaton not yet overat any time in the last ten years and come by the gold standard countries the production figures higher than in Neither has it so far been troubled 1929 when they reached a maximum by the inner tensions always connectthere remains a residue of unem- ed with a marked rise of the general ployed at present amounting to 89000 price level In accordance with the as against 166000 one year ago and policy decided on at the time of' devaluation of the krona in 1931 the 172000 two years ago state bank authorities have directed Big Improvement their efforts in the first place toward In a population of 6000000 this is as exthe cost of neither very high nor extremely low keeping in Swedish living currency unpressed course of the though improvement while favoring as far as is exceptional But the really re- changed feasible a moderate rise of wholesale markable thing is that more than 60 prices per cent of these unemployed are Kept Level being kept occupied in various public relief works even when unemployActually the special cost-o- living ment was at its highest in 1932 more index created by the Riksbank for than 50 per cent of the unemployed the purpose has kept remarkably were thus kept occupied steady from week to week never "Relief by work” has been the deviating by more than 2 per cent motto of the Swedish unemployment from the level of September 1931 policy all through the postwar years mostly only by some tenths of 1 per The present social democratic govern- cent Undoubtedly this has helped ment has worked the motto up into considerably to build up confidence an expansionist program reproduc- in the stability of internal economic ing on a small scale the Rooseveltian conditions generally new deal only put in practice over The value of this experiment m here rather earlier and tinder simpler managed currency still is disputed No doubt world conditions have been conditions The theory as expounded by the favorable for its success but there Swedish new deal prophets is that are serious economists who neverby initiating big public works at a theless consider it to have been of moment of economic depression the very great importance They believe state will be able to stimulate con- we are here witnessing a demonstrasumption and general economic activ- tion of the working of a wholly new ity thus starting a process of recov- currency system aimed altogether at prices stable while ery which will gather force as world keeping every-daconditions once again improve The allowing the external value of the curgood years will then have to be used rency to fluctuate and replacing the for repairing state finances and build- old method whereby the external value of the currency was ing up state credit again in preparation for the next crisis if that should kept stable while the cost of living be unavoidable In this way th£ state was allowed to ‘undergo changes might at least help to level out the which have proved to be upsetting The to the whole economic and social extreme trough of the wave risk that the crest also would be lev- structure As more and more countries pass eled out by the new economic forces brought into action seems to have over to the managed currency system gold will m the view of these ecoStudent at the citizen’ military training camp At Y’ort Douglasi lMulcahy and T hL Qark In thelower photograph are the staff of- - been willingly accepted nomists Tos e more and more in imSeated left to right are Lieutenant Colonel John U Giesy Cap Upper left B company upper right A company upper center D com fleer Recovery Started portance and ultimately in price pany Below the I) company picture arc shown the reserve officer In- tain Stewart D Hervey Major Samuel J Miller and Lieutenant Arthur of course Actual developments That is for the future Meanwhile structors Seated left to right are Captain Clarence Baird Captain W Tyson standing left to right Lieutenant Russell F Jaekle Lieu- have not to theoreti-cequite lived up Sweden has undoubtedly profited by Wesley J Grltton Captain Theron S Farmelee and Lieutenant Wil- tenant Wilford Brown and Lieutenant N C Christensen With the ex or rather these her expectations— but that the country liam H Stuart standing left to right Lieutenants Harold C Parson exception of Major Miller Captain Hervey and Lieutenant Tyson all are pectations never Hid a real test be is notexperiment “ yet out of the crisis is witnessed Robert L Horechman Edward N Uanlck Daniel M Harvey P H reserve officers to be said cause the recovery might by the abnormal state of the money — — —— have set in "too soon" By the parlia- market with the discount rate down 1933-3has the government ments of to cent and vast sums lying Hit-Ru- n Diva Sees Leaves been empowered to raise extraordi- idle214in per thd banks It is by a renewed nary credits for its relief program activity on the investment front that Movies amounting ts 364000000 kronor — a one really should judge whether the fairly large sum when the ordinary normal expansion which must accomstate budget does not exceed NEW YORK (UP)— America soon pany complete recovery has as yet CLEVELAND O (UP)— A kronor It was calculated that set in will be ranked among the first was driver ANKARA Turkey (UP) apprehended these 364000000 kronor would proThe thera? Are you content with the 1935 North American music loving nations of the world Turkish director of the because he left his picture at the vide directly 18000000 days of work 'Copyright Newspaper Alliance Inc ) press is paper you read?” but up to the beginning of this year predicts Edith Mason American trying to find out from newspaper The replies are being considered scene of the accident The day after William Gergel there had only been time and opporprima donna who has been en- readers in the country what sort at the Press Congress and will serve Baby Seal Battles Dog 6000000 days' gaged by the Metropolitan Opera of papers they really want It will to establish what sort of a press 22 was run down his father went tunity to arrange for million SEASIDE Ore (UP)— Although a and another while work for to next Season the spot and picked up a radithen make neswpaper owners fall is to be encouraged in Turkey company will b done by the end of the an apparently harmless creature a Miss Mason credits' ths movies into line The Director of the Press de- ator motor cap which had been half month-ol- d baby seal separated from year on the last of June with having done much within the It has canvassed the public sires to make the newspapers more knocked off the car financial are re- the herd There up a hard battle consequently large last few years to popularize fine through the press asking serious and cultural but hesitates from the force of the Impact Set serves to be used up and there has against a put d fox terrier music Sht hopes more movies "What do you think 'of people to eliminate ail human interest A in the motometer was a picture been strong and growing criticism of before it was captured based on opera'' and the lives of who do not read papers and what compromise will be reached of a young man and girl They the government for acting against its will be made are their motives? Can you get Meanwhile to extend culture were identified Seventeen years after being shot the grist composers own principles in continuing the country the paper you want easily in your throughout the country all cafes "Every time I works program when this is no longer in the iung during the World war I find adldtional thousands inter- district’ What do you want in are being forbidden to allow card Turkish pastime to be played really required by conditions on the T H McGee has died in Salisbury ested in fine music” she said your papera that you do not find games or backgammon— a favorite within them labor market In all probability the England y gold-fixe- d American Aiding Opera Human Interest Stories Suffer by Turkish Rule - Driver Ilis Picture at Scene 1110-00000- wire-haire- tor |