Show MIMI !I : 1 r e ' I - ' 11 SALT LAKE TRIBUNE' FRIDAY it itIORNBICI-APRI- - 20 1934 1 ( N Y Suprènlp Court Hears DEATH MARS a - ez ' Aviation Machinist Mate on Plane: Carrier 1' 4 Droned i" " I —I'm- A t I - - 4 " 'A-Doo- p' Artist Denies Helen Kane Was Used as Model in Trial of $250000 Damage Suit - NEW— YORK April 19 -- 1 - 6 l' ( - FARM Ark ing them if they objected to the work MILWAUKEE April 19 (UP) of the and if it was harder than other tasks he chairman 19 April —George Wagne r who has state penal board- - saw a demonstra- 'assigned them at the farm trained tigers and lions for 30 tion of convicts Iirking "in the J O Snyder of Wynne Aark said years testified in court today that traces" here today 'pulling cotton it was "plenty of work" and harder he was unable to "train" his wife and ruled their lasit was not than digging ditches "I woyidiel — ' "I never could—handle her— planters too hard mind It it my feet didn't bother mel she's harder to manage than a The substitution of "man Dower" some" he added petiger" Wagner testified in opposfor mules during the George Norris sentenced from rioci will be continued he asserted ing his wife's divorce suit Boone county for four years said: Mrs Wagner was granted the Chairman Walter Helms with H "It's all right after you get used to' it divorce on ground of cruelty McCall secretary to Governor Some of the guys who weren't used to Grady She agreed that while Wagner Futrell were asked by the governor farm work couldn't get along so well was an expert animal trainer he to investigate the practice after it had at first but it doesn't hurt you after "never could understand women" been disclosed the men were being you have been here a while" - -After the divorce was granted of work of because All the shortage of convicts interviewed said used the couple left the courtdoom stock at the farm they were allowed rest periods and arm in arm said Stedman G A were not Superirktendent compelled to work when the work the men were doing was no they were "not able" — harder thin any othfr Manual tasks WINS SCHOLARSHIP Physician and Actress they were forced to perform TWIN FALLS Idaho—Miss Mary Eight "teams" Of six convicts each Surrender on Fraud Count were Marching up and down the mile-lon- Frances Miller was announced Wedcotton rows with a seventh man nesday as winner of the 1934 scholLOS ANGELES April 19 (W)—In driving the planter arship to Mills college in California dieted secretly last Wednesday on The convts were being used only She has been an outstanding student c barges of making a false statement at- Tucker-farSuper- in Twin FalU high school to obtain an automobile furniture and intendent Stedman said a shortage of other articles held by the government mules existed in an 'effort to speed to protect its claim of unpaid income the task of planting cotton E MAI LS taxes Dr Eric Wilson prominent Los The "hitch" consisted of rope atAngeles physician and Pearl Cher- tached to the planter with three skint1171 17 s tok former motion picture actress turned for the men to stags bon 'NSW will' Rios and divorced wife of a film studio push against as they walked along in Ribtoom6 Toksoodlow Noy 4 musical director surrendered to the the "middles" The planter weighs of owl Pronsior Ask too DIANIONS CINCflittirTEMS United States marshal here today less than 100 pounds tor 40 roes knoll Skim) so boot So pats Nottobbo Int Now I Chairman' Helms and McCall interThey were released under WOO NU at 'Ewan insalwAul bond each viewed the men working today ask - o° A ses navy-defen- BANDITS LOOT 0 Gasei4Stil1 Balk Removal of Body t TONOPAH' Nev—Unsuccessful ef‘ I forts continued Thursday torecover the body of P E Groesbeck Reno t air-pip- - 'Stern' ! 1 -- - the three— t - Beach said be went to the bpnk about 5 a m to work on the 'books and his' private business records He was struck by one of the bandits and overpowered as he entered i The bandits told Beach they would keep him until a woman cashier came to work so that she might open the vault Beach said bank's time-loche could open the vault at 8:30 He did - - k ' 3 1 1833-183- ' qr 20 r Asotwoomolowskrookk A e b 1 TIRIBUNE t 4 j t Q Will you please publish for the benefit of- your readers the names of the men that sailed on the 'May- ' - '''"' I ''' 1 I e I'' ' la a 4 e BUY-- SHOULD e - 0 flower? - A— The - Mayflower — passengers were: Isaac Merton John Allertm1 John Billington William Bradford William Brewster Richard Britterage Peter Brown John Carver James Chilton Richard Clark Francis Cook John Crackston Edward Dotey Francis Eaton Thomas English Moses Fletcher Edward Fuller Gardiner Samuel Fuller Richard John Goodman Stephen Hopkins John Howland Edward Leister Ed ward Margeson Christopher Martin William Mullinsi Degony Priest Thomas Rogers John Rigdale George Soule Miles Standish Edward Tilly John Tilly Thomu Tinker- John Turner 'Richard Warren William White Thomas Williams Ed ward Winslow o Gilbert Winslow With these 41male passengers and heads of families came 13 male servants whose names were Is follows: Carter Cope? Ely Holbeek Hooke tangemore Latham Minter Moore ProweroSampsonoStory Thompson Trevore and Wilder - Vie said "When I forget' my country God will forget me?" AA The quotation you refer to undoubtedly is' "When I forget my le sovereign may my God forget me" is from a speech of This i Lord quotatibn Thurlow 'delivered in 1789' in the XngLish parliament Ct Please give me the date of the birth and death bt Ann Pavlova Az An Pavlova the 'great Russian dancer was born in Leningrad Russia in 1887 She died January a 22 ' I igais wA ' - El 'N-p- $ AM a 6 ISaies aWitelA ' - 4 1 WI txr 4 - HEAST fUiIHITU - lit 11SUGAR E4ST1 112144 ors404 otritglili TE1 1 DRIVE OUT I AND mop tr lrif OLI'N )- X ' f C :' -- - - - ' ' Let Us Fix Your Washer molowlimilobbb J 11 : BUITES--Ve- I'- - 7' 11 -- I t 1 to e OAK ' BEDROOM It SUITIE-M- Rests ' 24711 Grades tor $175 Drive' Out Down—SS 8 SavaNow! We have been ad-- k vised et au ad In Price to Vane take tete "lee 1"11 :" tell 7sur ' mp a el 6 - Month 11 6-- Full i ilst a' o- A ort - -: 1 t ' 79c) OUrrHEASI II $ 1975 $ cut- We sell OTUDOW Cf0 il ley and Majestic Refrigerators at lowest prices on eatiest ternts as low as Priced $10450 Trade In Your Old Ice Box Now The Business ------- -- is surely tenting in these Our trucks days i 4ams 40!e-:----7- it H Y igt- Electric 'Refrigerator a Month Lull "Tull& - - - - 4 i 901 1 DRIVE OUT & S H 0P ' A MONTI! - e ft 4 i ' r 1 art t t regular!): Wm-i- n Tour Western States -- ' 11111114412111 $ '': $ 4 e : e '''St : l'i''': b ft 't — b i 7- - ' 11 Breakfast Sets - lee- - °Astis-- I ' With Dishes Table and hardwOod Windsor 97 v s Philëó1 RADIO at 969 line° Sabi' Grand Philo Fine tone and wonderful per ei formanen AU com-plete 112 Dawn Dishes AltMINSTES in Mottled patterns Included in ThurSale' ' ' ' s'4 fig atanced ::nly s1110 we ' 14(''—e :'-- 0$' 141411034116 II roll' s' - '01 ezlix Ilt n12 ka volie P741 ' II -- 1 11-- ' I f ft': - torv 5 ‘ ' ') - f Pi'k i Atidt4i'4 4 vJa7$'' KAIAM)tItmor UALL1i reit Base Beautil ul Linoleum Patterns Square Yard Linoleum Print and Gold SeaL Square yard 49e ' ' 111" ' 1 9-8 0 a 5 MS '' 75 $2it a $2 Month Ihtill ORIENTAL REPRODUCTIONS --m Authentic patterns Smith & Mohawit4 All wool laced yeti fins tor Daly 8375 li t EXIT RUGS Fins patterns Stantless tringett 11275 Down : Seamless $ 10 5 S I Sti D(1111 ' &LIS WILTON 1:11)iita 4 a Month 112 LIGS:L8Li'LINOLU M: dtermoYlowyto010101 I' for our tompleto Radio Cataloip This Writer In Chairs beautifully rated any colors and a complete set of Breakfast Dishes 119a Down‘ $I a Month The del k 1139 loss without the t' o : iitit 411011 — ' S 7 IN I4 24 4 01111 N'F' t- : 1 — ' - 1 11 - a g - e ' - OO l'- -- t ' ' — - ELECTRIC 0 1 1 1 — "- ' - v- ' 1 P Down - 'learning $2675 - i $250' f''''hio - Doe: 7RUGthe We ot roir rugs and CUSHION PADS “ - bia SEALEX INLAID LINOLEUM—Stainless and easy te clean R9 11: -Square Yard gl i 1 a - i'kgt ' up I i : N Drop-te- - $ 411011: finish Only AVAtA al ! 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le Maytag tot only ' I Located —:----- 404nedo fro —Not the usual cheap adverthed suite but one of style quality and comfort Davenport and Lounge Chair only ENGLISH SUITES at a fraction of their present value Bought while price were rock bottom Davenport Lounge Chair Occasional Chair and Ottoman 4 pieces REAL VELVET BUTTES—The richest yet Looney comfort latest styling and durability that can't be equaled A Davenports and Chairs choice lot at $10 tot Itself i Shent A QUALITY LIVING ROOM 5-- n Pays— - s t1 stoa that must be disposed of without any further delay Ev- ery one a leader! Every price a speciall I man -- A big Aen — a A yA L Living Room 0 PERSkFE ItEllICERATOI — - II I The 000- 0 t SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY But these are jlist four G1111010 features To fully appre 'date these amazing new Grunows you must C111111112 them inside and out See for yourself the amazing coatis niences Safety and economy they We baye them in our store Offe T1T TRADE q liiirto ' VACATE an additional Warehouse acquired tor special large purchases before the advince in We have no place to put this surplus stock except in your NOW WE MUST LINLOAD furniture prices Lewest rock-botto- m home prime easiest of terms and every inducement to BUY NOW We mean business! We have no time to lose THIS IS A SALE WITH A PURPOSE- ‘ ' i el ON A ki ' dee our large showing of Outdoor Furniture For Example these large comfortable 1P A Chairs for only Box -- - - 4 Suites DELIVERN A GRUNOW SALE- 61 Furniture Store 11 -- ø 4itt : 1':ii!!iliii!l!14$ SUV 7115 - Beach Chairs THE OLD 1 1 ' ON Warehouse t ' -- L - WE MIHST 0 1:1 -- --4-- ---- R le 1 iP '0""t - ma gsamswas ''' t4 — glignotio' N''' I 7701 WALNUT BEDROOM INFORMATION i 1 - 4t You Saturday Speqa! 1 N A preliminary hearing for Thomas Freeman 30 charged with involtmtar3i' manslaughtetr was continped until April 25 by Citytudge Vere L McCarthy Thursday Freeman Is b la m e d for the death of Soren Z 'IslielsOn 46 killed March 31 be Second West street and Paxton avenue when d was hit by an automobile allegedlydriven by freeman ) a - WASHINGTON April 19 (W)— Seven senators headed by Senator Pope (D Idaho) were named by Vice President Garner today to conduct the recently ordered investigation of the manufacture and traffic in arms and munitions in the United Stateb and between this country and foreign nation- Otbesern embers–ez the Special Ommittee authorized under the resolution are Bone Washington Clark Missouri Sheppard Texas Democrats and Barbour New Jersey Nye North Dakota and Vandenberg Michigan Republicans - The Tommittee will meet 450011 to select a chairman Nye said it tundoubtedly would be Pope because name was announced first "A nation that is spending well over twice as much money maintaining its army and navy as was spent in the year before the World war" Nye told will be reporters "undoubtedly proved to be paying tribute to men whose business and fortune depend upon ability to keep orders for munitions flowing their way "I anticipate the investigation will reveal a large part of the urge fot greater national defense is encouraged by munitions makers "I hope and expect a very thorough and searching investigatiouwill be Judge Continues Hearing In Minstaughter 'Case mil 1)1t1111 OUT & SHOP - WASHER NOT 41141Port-- - ' A tvo WASHINGTON April 19 (N)—Secretary Morgenthau has replaced the portrait of Albert Gallatin which for years has hung just behind the desk chair of secretaries 'of the treasury with one of Roger B Taney "I wanted somebody not quite 16 stern" Morgenthau said Gallatin a Pennsylvanian was secretary of the treasury- - from 1801 to 18144nder Presidents Thomas JefferLeaving the building the bandits son and James 'Madison encountered Knight forced him into was for less than secretary Taney their car and drove rapidly from 4 a year In tinder President made" Andrew Jackson The Marylander itown ow the4 supreme court later went t bench - - - I ) - - 1 cross-stick- Kidnaped in Flight Senator Pope Heads Corn inittee to Investigate Traffic in Munitions ing Town 300-fo- ' CO ItY19150 (Sr Dnicitte ION jki Pin i R 1tA VTR g ARMS PROBERS EDWARDSVILLE Kan April 191 district Friday State bank Edwardsville Eleven mine rescuemen directed of was robbed by twol today by Charles Huber deputy mine inspector have been thwarted by poi- men who apparently waited all night son gas in their efforts to bring the in the frame building until the vice body to the surface Kay E Beach entered A J Stinson who descended the president shaft equippid with a gas mask Wed- The robbers who escaped lit nesday was'hauled up unconscious sedan after they had taken Beach lafrom the leVel' He la expect- and Arthtir knight ed to recover borer to Monticello Kan were ace It was announced a heavier companied in their flight isy a woman was being put down Thursday garbed In black and officials were optimistic the body Police conjectured at first the trio would be recovered by Friday night might be Clyde Barrow southwest desperado Bonnie Parker his companion and Henry Methvin an esPortrait Ousted caped Texas convict but Beach said By Morgenthau Office they did not answer descriptions of r EAST1 Friday - Released in Neighbor business man and native of Springville Utah who was killed in a fall down a mine shaft in the Wahmonie 1111 11244 - GARNER NAMES KANSAS BANK From Mine Shaft Two 011THEAs-- t (W)--T- II-ef6- e Int TUCKEIPRISON 1mm:1mm ' - Working Convicts in Place of Mules alt tot s g I - Official-Appro've- - trial went booping along in supreme court today with Artist Max Fleischer denying he had used Helen Kane a an unwitting model for Ms animated Betty Boon cartoons Betty Boop Fleischer testified is purely a product of the Imaginations of himself and members of his staff Miss Kane who claims to have originated the idea of interspersing great -- Arkansas Prison Simply Didn't Know Women ABOARD U S S CALIFORNIA ' AT 8E4 April Radt9 to United Press I maneuvers of i the Atiantic-boun- d fleet were given ' lo a grim twist of reality today in the of Aviation Machinist drowning EA Mate Rudolph Hovey of Boston Hovey was the first casualty since the United States armada left Southern California on April O He fell a catchy little from the airplane carrier Lexington now and then when singing a song The Ostroyer Noa was ordered to is seeking 9250000 damages from the Fleischer Studios Inc search the vicinity until ordered to Fleischer and Paramount-Publi- x corporation i rejoin the fleet Hovey's father Jo- on ground the Betty Boop carseph Hovey lives at 98 Waltham toonsthe are on based her personality 1 street Boston With thoughts Of the pay day Fri- and style of singing-- day- and in Panama Askect ifhe had everseen Miss he began draw Saturday night the fleet personnel Kaneperform before Betty Bop cartoons in 1930 today was held to its task of learn- ling recaVed an entertainment ing the finer points of attack and de- Fleischer at which she sang in 1928 Her ritIM tense Twelve submarines and foiir heavy era were rewarded by "great apcruisers the Northampton Salt Lake plause" he added "Aren't you influenced" Miss City PensacoUt and the Chester were Kane's lawyer asked "by the people 1: remainassigned to harass the d meet in life when you create a ing vessels of the fleet and its de- you fensive airpanes The problem was to cartoon character?" "Not exactly" replied Fleischer prevent the fleet from reaching "Is the hairdress of Betty Boop one Panerna This phase of the maneuvers la of the figments of your imaginal beled problem 15 started at dawn tion?" with an accompaniment of rain "Yes" said the artist The attorney previously had obsqualls It will conclude before Satserved—that—BettriBoop—and—Miss When combined will forces the Urday Kane attack Panama to test coordination Kane affected similar coiffures "When you saw Miss Kane in 1928" the canal ärmytind The rain today was accompanied he pursued "did you look at her "booping" since 1920 listened closeShe wore by a waterspout encountered 60 miles nonchalantly or‘studidottsly?"and Jus- - ly to Fleischer's testimony a flaming red hat with a long brown off Honduras The swirling cone ap- Defense counsel objected proached the plane carrier Saratoga tice McGordrick told Fleischer he feather that had a habit of tickling her attorney's ear when he bent over but none of the vessels was directly need not answer In creating Betty Boop the car- - to confer with her in its path Further testimony as to whether The 15 seaplanes that left San toonist said his principal contribm coniDiego for Panama shortly before the tiona had been the rolling eyes and the cartoons constituted "unfairtomorpetition" will be presented fleet departed today rejoined the mature figure surface forces and participated in Miss Kane who says - she has' been row problem 15 Sailors will have a fortnight of shore liberty in Panama 46 k Ns FLEET TESTS 'Boiip-B- p' It Animal Expeit 1 add luntrY IC Polk home Mills and 'small siten R294 it $' ! - |