| Show ir- wv iwe 4 i ' Vi j yy w nc f"‘n‘ v & 22 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING be in the On Tax Levy WASHINGTON Sept 18 W —Business leaders decided Utali Senator to Offer Friday to consider further a proposal to standardize industrial contributions to community chests This decision was reported to the final meeting of the “1936 mobilization for human needs” by Gerard Swope president of the General Electric after a series of company group conferences The proposal under consid- eration came from Donaldson Brown chairman of the General Motors corporation's finance committee It included a formula for industrial contributions based on local tax payments- - By it corporations in a community would pay as a whole the same share of the community chest quota that they paid of all local Proposal to Congress Praises British Plan Sept 18 system of tax administration be used as a “yardstick” Senator King of Utah ranking Democrat on the senate finance committee said Friday he would present plans for “drastically simplifying the tax structure” at the next session of congress ‘He termed any major tax reduction “impracticable at the present time” but asserted revenue laws would be ‘‘simplified so that the average citizen can understand them” Local Board JPlan Decentralized administration by local boards which he said had functioned “most satisfactorily” In Great Britain may be included in his recommendations Experts of the joint congressional committee on internal revenue 4 taxes Printers Vote I 0 AlU LCWIS Against Green rt to complete an analysis —A nfdht entire tax structure before con- gress reconvenes wifi Their findings probably serve as the basis for any drastic revisions King said adding that the meeting of the joint committee might be called soon after the presidential election by Chairman Harrison (D Miss) King said he was giving special Study to the capital gains and losses provisions of the income tax si I T U Pledges ‘Moral Financial Support’ to Outlaws From A F L ’ ' !! v Field for Differences “These clauses leave a wide field for honest differences of opinion and are largely responsible for thousands of tax appeal cases now before the court” he explained "I think it might be possible to eliminate the tax on capital gains and the accompanying reductions for capital losses without losing a penny of revenue" Some nuisance taxes which bring In little revenue also might be abandoned he suggested Britaifi Plans Martial Rule for Palestine Colo COLORADO SPRINGS Sept 18 (iP)— The International Typographical union became a potent ally of the committee on industrial organization Friday in the committee’s dispute with the American Federation of Labor Brushing aside the federation’s arguments laid before them yesterday by William Green A F of L president the union’s 80th annual convention adopted a resolution pledging “moral and financial support"-to the committee Membership of the union officers said is “almost 80000” The "resolution was adopted by a’ voice vote Woodruff Randolph secretary of the convention estimated It carried by a vote of 20 to one By tribune Leased Wire LONDON Sept 18— Unless the Arab general strike Is called off the British government will order mar‘ tial law proclaimed in Palestine as soon as troop reinforcements now en route reach the Holy Land it was reported in official circlet Friday night Power Usurped The International Typographical union refuses to recognize that the executive council of the American Federation of Labor has authority to suspend a national or interna- tional union thereby usurping power specifically reserved to regular conventions bf the A F of L” the resolution said Earlier this month the federation’s council suspended ten unions affiliated with the committee included the powerful United Mine Workers of America whose president John L Lewis is the committee's leader “The I T U asserts Its right to engage in educational and organization activities and pledges such moral and financial support as it may contribute to the organization campaign among steel workers and in other unorganized industries now being conducted by the committee for industrial organization’’ the Vets Line Burlington resolution continued To Protect Rights Name New Officers The resolution instructed the union’s Executives to “take such action as in their judgment may be GALESBURG 111 Sept 18 (8V--J to protect and preserve C Gettenbauer Colorado k necessary the autonomous rights privileges Southern fireman of Denver Colo and powers of the International was elected president of the Burunions as an affiliate Tpographical Veterans’ here association lington of the A F of L” chosen Denver was the Friday By its actions the convention de1937 convention city fied A F of L leaders who had Other officers elected were W E Maddln Brookfield Mo vice pres- requested that It go on record ident of Lines East J A Byram either approving or rejecting the committee's stand Ths conFort Worth Tex vice president Lewis of Lines West H C Niebuhr vention was asked to order Charles P Howard typographical union 111 secretary-treasurAurora Mrs J H Cantlin Alliance Neb president to break off his connection with the committee of which president of the ladies auxiliary Mrs F G Bierman Burlington he is secretary Iowa first vice president Mrs F J Bolshaw Omaha Neb second Cigar Smoking Judge vice president and Mrs D L Stark Pead at Age of 99 Ottumwa Iowa secretary This drastic action was decided Upon it was said at Friday's cabinet meeting which was held shortly after the laborite daily Herald redisported an Italian plot to foster order in the Holy Land ' Very little hope was hld out by the cabinet members that drastic steps could be prevented All possible measures to prevent aggrah vation of demonstrations among the Arabs will be attempted however before martial law is actually applied anti-Jewis- er Police Grill Worker In Death of Woman WASHINGTON Sept 18 IP)--A hegro rooming house employe who discovered the body of a comely government worker lying in bed her head crushed with a heavy iron furnace shaker was being questioned Friday night by capital po- MONROVIA Cal Sept C P Carpenter who advised “smoke a cigar a day If you want to live to a ripe old age” Is dead at the age of 99 A retired orange grower he was seldom without his favorite brand of stogies He was a justice of the peace in Kansas and Illinois before coming to Monrovia 42 years ago Herkimer county New York was his birthplace A son William of Vancouver B C survives S Six Persons Injured When Autos Collide enne He is aurvived by his widow and a son CANON CITY Colo Sept 18 OP) —Six persons were injured one seriously when two cars collided hear here Friday The injured are Tony Berta of Canon City riding alone In one car L Turner of Klamath Ore driver Of the Other car Mrs Laura Barnett 78 of Dill Okla her children Frank IS and Lottie D Barnett I and Mrs Turner Mrs Barnett was the most seriously Injured and was brought to a hospital here Physicians said she has chest Injuries sss mm Scientific work on thought was begun in England in 1881 &Cehi Atoreflir fimttionea' LAST PAY— DOUBLE FEATURE Jane Withers whose ability casting directors passed by for months in favor of prettier children Given six months by her father In which to succeed Jane and her mother tried time and again to Impress studio scouts Directors ignored her standing among scores of other children in-th- e’ so-s- tion? How many sacrificed dates dances and good times to study? How many performed unpaid before audiences to gain the poise and sureness experience provides?" Her charges are' painfully cor rect Studio talent scouts with few exceptions are huge jokes Most of them are utterly few recognize talent as it parades under their noses These scouts are usually poor relations or friends of studio bosses not bright enough to occupy studio jobs They must be given work so they become talent scouts It is a pity that the studios are making no effective effort to unearth talent buried in cities and hamlets far removed from Hollywood With the stage fading aa a source of new material it seems obvious the movies should scour Delightful Evening at Salt Lake's Popular Nite Club SHOW Featuring ARNOLD BURGENER Impersons present are of lesser portance Not so at a Hollywood party Stars and directors strut about with Inflated chests and tilted noses each secure in hi own knowledge perthat he is the “most important" son in attendance The ego of some actors comes out full glow when thpy mingle with others of their each profession They foster upon other the most condescending smiles as if each says to his mates “Yott are quite famous but I— an well” Jan Withers' mother spent months trying to impress studio scouts When they crashed Holly wood they had been allotted six months by Mr Withers in which to succeed Time and again they went to studios to be Interviewed always in lines with scores of other children Always the casting directors picked prettier children and passed jane by Each time this happened (Mrs Withers told me the other the night) Jane would strut from studio with an encouraging- - "Come on ma we’ll get something next time” But for Jane’s buoyancy Mrs It has been a bad day folks HolWithers might have surrendered the lywood la really a lovely place and fight early the great majority of stars are good fellows But my corns havo been is 2: No Crabby peeve Nothing I guess more irritating than rehashes of hurting me all morning is how it know you time-wor- n publicity yarns which unimaginative press agents fire out Copyright 1936 McNaught Syndi-cat- e of their studios and expect people to believe I refer to such wild hares as “Clark Gable to enter fight Birth Announced ring" and the very recent ‘‘Ape chases Dorothy LaMour” Every A son was born Friday at 1:30 time a studio produces an animal r m in the Holy Cross hospital picture a press agent announces to Mr and Mrs O T Burton Mr that a star has been chased by a Burton is city passenger agent for lion or bear or visiting Elk How the Chicago Milwaukee A St Paul refreshing if a writer were to re- railroad verse proceedings just once “Dorothy LaMour chases ape” for inReception Given stance The annual faculty ree Crabby peeve No 3: Not until the college students pot St was given Friday at you have attended a Hollywood party can you understand that a su 2:30 p m in the school parlors asPE3 Starts JEAN HARLOW With SPENCER TRACY In “RIFF RAFF” and- - FULL DINNER Continuous— 1:39 to Midnight WALLACE LIONEL BEERY JACK 3618 BARRYMORE WILDERNESS” —A iso— HALEV— BETTY BURGESS In “CORONADO” COMEDY NEWS SPECIAL KIDDIES MATINEE TODAY!— First Show Only! “THE LOST CITY”— SERIAL Cartoon Feature Free Candy Highland Drive An Evening of DANCING Will Thrill You Too! Bir Crowd! and Low Price! Tonight Ladles 10c Gent! ZJc Till P M Thereafter Ladles 20c Gents 40c Coconut Grove 1- - TODAY! N0W!MOVED for ANOTHER BIG WEEK OII'NG aS1ncino stabs v SUGAR HOUSE TODAY— 1:30 to 12 P M GABLE HARLOW LOY “WIFE VERSUS SECRETARY” With REGINALD DENNY ALISON SKIPWORTH NAT PENDLETON Salty Fume Metaxo HENRY ARMETTA ANDY CLYDE BILLY BURRUD ELISHA COOK JR HIT NUMBER TWO! The Sensational and Brief Romance of a Gunman on HOWYiE GOT ’EM (fgfSS" Parole lit j l With SHIRLEY TEMPLE “CAPTAIN JANUARY” HOI R OF COMEDIES FIRST SHOW ONLY UuMir DEE w ROBERT TAYLOR With Remember Make reservation! for Parties Lunrheons Overnight Accommodation! by phoning ineeret DANCE TONIGHT ‘it They’re Stompin' at the Savoy JERRY JONES’ Impersonator and “NADJA” Rainbow Ballroom TONITE NEW LOCATION tt 341 So Main W Opposite BROAD WAY Frank Morgan Funniest the- Role of His Career “THE PERFECT GENTLEMAN” With CICELY COURTNEIDGE HEATHER ANGEL RICHARD DIX INVESTIGATOR” AND CHILDREN 50 COMEDY Today 43 to t WED SAT IP DANCE STUDIOS So SJgte Hy 323 5711-- M TO MIDNITE SHI RLE V i W Enroll now Iq this famous and Progressiyo School of the Danco BALLET TOE TAP AND ACROBATICS — Also— "SPECIAL 10119 Postoffice FREDOVA f - FLOOR SHOW In Sports World! but They’re Dancin’ and Romancin' at Dlreet From Hollywood “FLASH GORDON” PiriECRESTHlN First Thrills FRANCIS BLAIR America’s foremost female 2ND FEATURE Glorious Fall DANCE TONIGHT and every Saturday Flashes” BETTYGRABLE Shk HEIDELBERG NIGHT EXTRA! LOUISE LATIMER CLUB Saturday “PRIVATE NUMBER” Slthff DINE and Romance Drive Out and LORETTA YOUNG In MATINEES ONLY b Bt for Rhythm —NOW PLAYIN- G- “MURDER ON A BRIDLE PATH” Dlntki DANCING SZSffi JAMES GLEASON BRUCE CABOT van CM tuunwotm “BY WOODBURY” ONF V LEWIS STONE' LANIE CALL HY 8686 mftfW mil i a sonuvY “All I’ 1 FRANCES Cover Charge 40e Im- prop- The grow And His Band $100 moot “He is one person m 8 pend FLOOR can- HP3MEI B judge bP-Co- lonel trans-feren- ct They let the light in But Reported by Pupils stairways we can’t see through them The men are still working on it but VIRGINIA HAIR Editor EDWIN MILES Associate Editor we do not mind that as we are ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL— so glad to have our building made At last school has begun again over— RALPH ROHDE Another year of the conventional ’reading 'riting and ’rithmetic” is Rooms Bright and Cay here Old friends have met and reWith Pictures Blooms newed their acquaintances while new friendships are blossoming There has been quite a change JENNIE LEE NELSON Editor of teachers at the Roosevelt this ESTHER ZOBRIST Aaso Editor year Miss Blenda Carlson from GARFIELD SCHOOL— Both puthe Park City high school has come to replace Miss Lucile Mur- pils and teacher of the Garfield dock who has gone to the Bryant school are eagerly looking forward high to teach health education Miss to a happy and aucceasful school Florence Summerhays music teach- year Many interesting activities er has also left In her place is Mr George H Durham back from are being planned by the grades for the coming months The rooms a leave of absence Other new teachers are: Mr Mar- are already gay and bright with vin Pugh from Duchesne high and flowers Several new school Mr John Squires from the pictures Sumner Mr Rex Beach Snow from improvements to the building were the Lincoln high school and Mr found at the end of the vacation J R Gardner from Irving high Among these the children enjoy the new library bookshelves very much school We regret having lost several of The other teachers that have left are: Mr Louis Petersen who has our last year's teachers Mis Grace gone to the West high Mr John Krummel of the kindergarten has Child who has gone to' the Lincoln gone to the Hamilton school OUr English teacher Miss Katherine high and Mr Allan Flandro Some of our teachers have spent Ward is now Ensign school Miss Virginia Trunkey is atree college very interesting vacations this sum-- 1 mer Mlsff BerthirRappaport went working for her master's-degto southern California Mr J D Miss Mary Allen has also left ua Millerberg went to the N E A and is at the Riverside school convention in Portland down to Miss Afton Vance our secretary San Francisco and then to Brighton is at the Hawthorne and Miss HelMiss Cora D Patterson went to en Johnson takes her place here Riverside and San Diego CaL The school is happy to greet its Boulder dam Grand Zion and Bryce neHv teachers They are Miss Golda canyons Miss Lois Anderson went Larsen and Miss Arlene Duncan to Jackson hole Wyoming Miss Ma- of the kindergarten Miss Mary rie Jensen visited around tjie mid- Swanger of the first grade and west Miss Ellen Muiholland went Miss Relia Leonard our new physiBy JIMMIE FIDLER a convention In Massachusetts cal education teacher We hope that HOLLYWOOD Sept Mr Daniel G Spencer went to these teachers will enjoy their work Reader: Skip me today if you are the Black Hawk convention in Ce- at the Garfield schooL in cheery humor My mood is crabdar City then motored through Ceby and I shall take advantage of dar Breaks Bryce canyon and Yel- Room Picks ‘Rosebud’ it to air a few peeves — J F) lowstone park Mr Rex Beach Snow withhold the name of the writer As New Name of Club of Ithe the new general science and biolfollowing letter because what ogy teacher went on a university she says may seem conceited alCARL CHILD Editor tour with Dr Angus M Woodbury though it did not strike me so: They went through Colorado Ari- CARL COPFER Associate Editor “Why (she demands) are movie zona and followed reptiles from EDISON SCHOOL-J- oy reFitt contest winners chosen with such Mexico into New Mexico and then ports that the children of room 5 apparent disinterest in their talup into Utah Mr H J Stearns have chosen Rosebud as the new ents? are girls who our principal visited California and name of their club The officers have Usuf$y they no effort to gfoom forward put are: the northwest Miss Isabelle BanShirley Smith president Kel- themselves for careers Girls whose ning Miss Catherine Collins and vin Fullmer vice president and only charms are the usual number Miss Merle Pitchforth spent the Lucille Boiilton secretary and treas- of arms and legs — oh very leggy! — summer in California Mr E Allen urer attached to the conventional chasJones spent 'part of the vaeatton fct They are very glad that they sis endowed with o personaliPftroit and part in Los Angeles have a new girl In their room from ties and ushered into Hollywood on Mr J W Anderson visited Denver Texas Her name is Ruth Johnson waves of hullabaloo And then? As and the Colorado parks Miss Etta She has told them many interesting soon as possible they are quietly Nelson went to California and the things about Texas shipped home to mother (where We are northwest Miss Laura Samson was very sorry to report that In California Miss Reata Cornish Carl Copfer the associate editor they belong) ‘‘Why shouldn’t I— and others like in the northwest and Miss Violet has been operated on for appendi- me— my dent in the thick citis and is in the hospital Joy skull make Whitworth In Montana of moviedom (what a hard Fitt is taking his place while he nut to crack)? I photograph well is absent I might say extremely well— and Boys and Girls Proud Billy Nielsen reports that every possess more and acquired Of Large Bugle Corps club has chosen a president vice talent than thenatural contest win average and president secretary The first ner How many of those winners HAMILTON SCHOOL — During presidents’ meeting was held Mon- have worked as hard as I to acvacation the children of the Ham- day All presidents were present quire lovely voices and perfect die- ilton went to ail sorts of interest- Mr Emil Nyman acted as chairing places Lew Cook went to Ida- man When we returned from our sumho Montana Wyoming Yellowstone park and Glacier park Other chil- mer vacation we were very happy dren went to Mirror lake which is to find that the inside of our a beautiful place Other children building had been painted We are went to Arizona Park City Juab going to try and keep it looking as county and Zion park — LAURA nice as it is now We have two new teachers Miss MAE PENROSE The boys and girls of the sixth Summerhays who teaches music grade are very proud of the bugle and Miss Shumway who teaches corps Altogether there are 66 mem- third grade On Monday evening our teachers bers now It is great fun to hear them blow their bugles when School had a picnic at Fairmont park in opens and closes We were thrilled honor of the new teachers on the first day of school to see our flag flying on the newly painted flagpolq— HARLEY BUSBY Miss Eva Lund the seventh grade arithmetic teacher became principal of the William M Stewart school The” children of the seventh grade miss her very much and wish she were back She taught in the Hamilton for two years Miss Priscilla Cardall takes Miss Lund’s place The children welcome Miss Cardall and hope She enjoys her work here— LOIS STAGG SCREEN- The Hamilton is being remodeled Chas Bickford' We are going to have an audito-Tlu- m Raquel Torres in The old stairs are tom “RED WAGON” out and new fireproof being stairs are 1st Salt Lake Sbowlnr being built We are very much In- —ALSO— “Laughing Irish Eyes” 18 (Ad- lice The negro Carl D Chase 25 was Artillery Officer Dies the only person held as police After Lengthy Illness searched for clues in the murder of Mrs Florence Goodwin CHEYENNE Wyo Sept 18 treasury typist and proprietor of the Alden F Brewster 59 comboarding house where Chase was manding officer of the 76th field employed at Fort Francis E WarHe was booked within two hours artillery ren died Thursday night followafter he with a roomer in the ing a prolonged illness Death was house had discovered Mrs attributed to a heart ailment her skull crushed body Colonel Brewster a graduate of West Point made his home in CheyGood-Wih’- me in 18-(- Dear statute i L bricks workmen per- byways of of Hollywood by one so few ' Simplifyingof Tax Statutes that England's 19391 the highways and but perlative may apply to several School Ah sons at once I mean ordinarily News Stars and set Chosen such Views activity signs Chest Quotas Prospective well the ways ths when says not simple explained one present" portant as For business For this To Be Based Teachers’ Activities Not years Talent funny pew glass Jterested the Beauty mean has older can bewildered onlythat all other erly have put around the the more bewilderment King to Urge WASHINGTON SEPTEMBER 19 CAPTAIN JANUARY Register at the Studio From i Today 1 p m to 5 p m u |
