| Show ': j KTSeUSiniD THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE igwt SUNDAY MORNING AUGUST Specialist Who Treated Roosevelt Succumbs Mary Astor’s WarningGiven OnPWAWork Mass Aug McDonald an By Roosevelt asbrought hlmtne warm Child Refuses To Take Sides President Turns Toward Hyde Park After Tour Through New England ' By FREDERICK A STORM United Press White House Correspondent ABOARD RQOSEVELT SPECIAL En Route to Hyde Park N Y Aug 1— President Roosevelt turned homeward Saturday night after a swing through New England and with a warning preceding him that from now onvthe government in is going to be the use of federal funds for hew P' W A projects Armed with a mass of data on flood control problems and ime pressed by the necessity of a program for prevention of floods in the areas he visited the d chief executive announced his policy on P W A monies after scanning figures showing the percentages of men from relief rolls on P W A projects in Vermont and New Hampshire He learned that in New Hampshire only 31 per cent were from work relief rolls'as against 51 per cent in Vermont on projects for which the federal government advances 45 per cent of the funds and the states and municipalities 55 pen Aug 1 (UP)-Mar- ilyn Thorpe bright-eye- d daughter of Mery Aator and Dr Franklyn Thorpe' chh ruped “yea” Saturday when aaked If ahe loved her parenta and thus failed to take aidea in thevbitter controversy raging over her cue-tolour-year-o- ld ) dy While both her parenta hovered over her the chunky little girl waa “questioned" by Su ’ perlor Judge Goodwin J Knight seeking guidance in a ruling he may make next week as to whether the actress of"- her divorced hue band will have her permanent custody Like Them Both “Do you like your mama?” the Judge asked “Yea" said the child brightly “Do you like your papa?” The reply again with the same readiness came a aimple “yes” “Come on down and aee my wans” she said jumping to her feet1 and tugging at the judge’s hand She led him down to the shores of Toluca lake where ahe pointed with pride to a pair of large swans gliding by Judge Knight questioned her no more “She is entirely too young to understand what the case is all about” he explained abandoning his plan to have Marilyn express a preference “She is totally unaware that her father and mother are fighting for her custody?’ At Woman’s Home The brief interview took place at Miss Astor's home in the exclusive Toluca lake district where jhe and the Hollywood gyenecologist re- aided during their “idyllic romance” that crashed on the rocks of the divorce courts a year ago Surrounded by a crowd of newspaper photographers and reporters Marilyn was shy and a bit frightened by the hubub She lost some of her shyness when Judge Knight dropped down on the broad rolling lawn beside her and juggled a teddy bear on his kneei Yet she said little Her parents bitter litigants that they are in court appeared friendly and chatted pleasantly for'a few minutes before the judge left after inspecting their daughter’s nursery Illuminated maps showing airmail service in South Africa will be placed in the union government pavilion in Johannesburg aolicitously cent ft WlftEPNOTTO t f0rBrvr’ll“heckr7 THE NATIONALLY J t and FAMOUS' LAYETTE CLOTH i cfl 4 More Absorbent Dry Faster Wash Easier INFANTS’ DEPT -F- OURTH FLOOR FREE 69 DOZy r (SECOND?) Ujutt like a tpongt mom iay$ Demonstration Tuesday Afternoon by Miss Woods Curity representative FREE Monday and Tuesday generous package of White King Soa? with kny purchase' in the department- ft KEITH-O'BRIE- H ects 1 (ffl— Colorado The world's newest big show the Cole ”Beatty Circus which reEuropean tour turned from a Salt Lake City will in exhibit last year Monday August 10 at the State Fair- grounds The No 1 advertising car the first of three in advance of the coloeeua of ail amusements is now here Billposters bannermen lithographers radio men and press agents are heralding the great event and soon everyone will be planning for a gala visit to the world's largest “big top” the center of the biggest canvas city ever assembled to thrill entertain an? amuse a great end discriminating populace Traveling on three trains of double length steel railroad cars the giant of will bring 1080 people 812 menagerie animate 30 elephants and 500 bones feature is Clyde The Beatty’s trained wild animal exhibition Beatty la acknowledged to be the greatest wild animal trainer of all time There ere 400 performera lncludlfig the famous Zavatta family of riders the Imperial Harolds aerlallets the Flying Thrillers: Harold Barnes dancing tumbling somersaulting acrobat of the tight wire and 6 internationally The celebrated and beloved clowns Cole Beatty horse fair has become a feature amazing In Its throughout the North American continent The big holiday wjll be ushered In with an Immense street parade at li a m Upward of 500 hones three score of elaborately carved and glided allegorical floats and tableau wagons together with many- cages and open dens of Clyde Beatty's animals will be 'setn In the processional There will be thirty elephants and two caravans of Five camels from the great desert bands tnd two steam calliopes wilt fur- open at I and 7 p m nish music Doors to the menagerie will start t 2 xnd Ip $$ 5s' I so old Its pioneer SEATTLE Aug ' Insult to Injury Murder Count Colorado Has Bridge Stars 60 th Birthday Set to Filed Against Begin Not Aug Pastor’s Son asDENVER 10th Tourney residents many 6f sixtieth ' ASBURY PARK N J Aug 1 (ff) days and nights of bri'dge face several hundred of the country’s outstanding bridge players who will gather here- - Monday for the tenth summer tournament of —Seven the American Bridge league The chief event will be tfie national masters' contract pair championship for the Waldemar von Zedtwitz in wfiich only com- This Year’s Winner Von Zedtwitz this year's winner of the masters’ individual title took his own trophy in its first year of play partnered with P Hal Sims Since that time it has been won twice by Howard Schenken and David Burnstine playing together Theodore A Lightner took the gold trophy twice In 1932 he won with Michael T Gottleib and in 1935 he repeated his victory with B Jay Becker of Philadelphia Lightner and Becker will defend their title and a member of the National Conference of Social Work and of the New York State Conference of Social Work Twenty archbishops and bishops and hundreds of priests and nuns engaged in welfare work will attend An unusual church service will usher in the contention of the superior council of the Society of SL Vin cent to be held simultaneously with the charities conference A thousand followers of St Vincent de Paul who was Louis' XIII’s royal almoner of the prison galleys will be guests Sunday at a comma nlori mass in a Japanese: Catholic church Noted Coast Composer Traces Island Music cup I pete twenty-second-annu- al - gold qualified master players 'may 1 (ff)— Directors of Catholic charities in 65 Catholic dioceses of the United States Saturday elected the Rev William H Meegan Buffalo N Y as their 1937 directorate president He sue ceeds the Rev Robert Barry of Bouton Diocesan charities directors met Saturday preliminary to the conference of Catho-Ji- s charities estimated to bring 6000 lay and clergy workers here Father Meegan has been active in welfare work in Buffalo for 14 years He Is a member of the ex ecutlve committee of the National Conference of Catholic Charities M Contract Pair Championship to Be Chief Event of Play Masters’ Catholic Meet Selects Chief Broe-Cly- At a press conference in the drawing room of his private car Mr Roosevelt made it clear the admin istration in the future would insist a high percentage of such labor come from the work relief rolls The government Mr Roqsevelf asserted would us the GCCon all big proj' his visit there Friday Saturday the chief executive was eh route to his home in Hyde Park N Y reached late in the evening Associated Press Wirephoto shows a' general view oi President Roosevelt’s car as it passed through the streets of Quebec during HARRY K MILES Mgr auper-dreus- I hard-boile- tamer-sprin- ar ’ S Nervy Check Writer 111 DEMONSTRATION long-rang- celebrated its birthday as a state Saturday Wisconsin Will Attempt The nation was 100 years old Ulysses S Grant was president Custo Extradite Youth ter and his troops had been wiped out at the Little Big Horn a few Held by Tacoma Police weeks before and gold was easy to find In the Rockies when Colorado joined the circle of states to enter SHAWANO' Wls Aug’l (ff— It was the thirty-eight- h Shawano county authorities issued a the union first degree murder warrant Saturday for La Verne Marks left the Clintonville Wis home of minister’s son who Tacoma po- his father the Rev Edward Marks lice saldhaa confessed slaying his with the Bernstein early chum Robert Bernstein “on im- on the morning of Julf 13 The pair drove to the Embarrass river eight pulse” body was found Fri- miles north of ClintonVille New Hotel SEMLOH dayBernstein’s under a brush pile in the wild On Fishing Trip SALT LAKK CITY Bayfield sand barrens in northern It was while fishing there OsA post mortem examWisconsin quoted Marks that he picked ination showed a bullet from a small borne a and shot his chum in the caliber rifle had beep fired into jthe up rifle back of the head brain Osborne’S report to Wisconsin auDistrict Attorney Louis Cattau ob- thorities precipitated a widespread tained the murder warraAt this search for the body The first story Taa to wired request morning and to Marks said it was coma authorities for Marks’ imme- attributed in woods pear the Emburled the diate extradition barrass river A second story said it was hidden in the Bayfield barrens Robbery Charged Activities of Tacoma authorities 275 miles to the northwest A searchsurnot would be indicated Marks ing party found the body there Under New Management rendered at once Deputy Prosecu“I must have killed him on an inDIFFERENT ATMOSPHERE tor Stuart H Elliott filed highway sane impulse I don’t know of moms newly furany Modem g robbery charges against him and other motive” Tacoma police quotnished with Simmons Beds mnttresses Coffee Shop Beauty said he would be arraigned Mon-daed Marks as saying Parlor Berber Shop Tnllor Shop for Bernstein’s body was taken to Garage In connecyour convenience tion— end most of nil— nt rates that of Osborne the Clifford Captain Brodhead Wis Saturday Funeral you set more for your money was last while being questioned 180 to $200 with private bath for Monday afternoon Special Weekly Rate SS Monday about the robbery of a taxi- - five-ye- ' Pago more-hard-boil- ed” - Broe-Cly- Three Flee Jobs JOLIET " Aug 1 Iff) — Three Adds men were in line— literally— for jobs aa at state the here guards 1 UP—Dr prison MARION FALLS CITY Neb Aug I (ff- )but they dropped out and beat a 63 whose skill William Falls City authorities Saturday retreat hurried Saturday when they lnfantlle- - paralysla-speclaU- st found that- - prison officials were all searched” ’ friendship set to take their fingerprints The writer of his most prominent patient Pres- three were among the 108 prospecProprietors of the Silver Grill eafa ident Roosevelt died at his home tive guards who reported for a here cashed a $1 check for a three-wee- k course in how to guard stranger and it was returned from here Saturday the bank unpaid Then for the first In 1925 and 1926 the physician prisoners time the proprietors noticed the taught Mr Roosevelt to walk by use of a “walking board”— resem- for that purpose at Dr McDonald’s signature' It waa’U R Stung bling a gangplank and now used private pier Little Girl Subjected to Questioning While Parents Hover Near HOLLYWOOD MAIN NEWS SECTION—Second Part 1936 SV this year Becker again will displace Michael Aaes tesmj in the knockout team of four championship for the city of Asbury Park trophy The other members of the team will be Oswald Jacoby David Burnstine and Howard Schenken The knockout event Is second" in importance only to the masters’ pairs The semifinal and final rounds will be held on Sunday and Monday August 9 and 10 Will Defend Last year's winners Theodore A Lightner Sam Fry Jr M D Maier and Edward Hymes Jr will defend Louis H Watson who was a member of the winning team died this year Flying from the west coast to in the team of four play are: Charles William Graff Schwartz Harry Merkle and John Chicago Meyer of San Francisco will be represented with a foursome captained by Louis J Haddad The meh’s and women's pdir championships will be held simul taneously Monday Tuesday evenings and Wednesday afternoon The men’s title was taken in 1935 by Captain Fred G' French and Edward M Cook of Philadelphia wdt o will defend the Derrick J Wernher trophy this year te Gather for Air Show VANCOUVER B C Aug 1 (ff) —Airmen from all parts of Canada and the United States gathered Saturday for the second annual western Canada air show staged under auspices of the Vancouver junior board of trade BACKACHE Flush Kidneys of Waste Matter Poisons and Acid and Stop (Jetting Up Nights 35 CENTSTROVES IT SAN PEDRO Cal Aug 1 (ff)— Charles Wakefield Cadman noted When your kidneys ars clogged and composer returned Saturday from your bladder is Irritated and passage Honolulu with the declaration he scanty and often smarts and burns you Gold Medal Haarlem OH Capsules had managed to trace Hawaiian need a tine harmless atlmulant and diuretic to source its music aboriginal that always works and costa but 35 "I found the original Hawaiian cents at any modern drug store music on the island of Kauai as It's one good safe way to put healthy into kidneys and bladder— aboriginal as that of the American activity sleep sound the whole night thru Indian" said Cadman "It iajuat you'll But be sure and get GOLD MEDAL— as primitive and barbaric but en right from Haarlem In Holland— you assured of results tirely different to it in that it has areOther of week kidneys and The big show no harmony but one single melody Irritated eymptoms bladder ara backache puffy counter-rhythm- ” lacks and m any eye leg cramps moist palms (Adv) (Adv) r 4 $ |
