Show 4 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY MORNING AUGUST PK WELCOMES I JAPAN Nineteen-Ounc- e PRICE —- Z i Z NEW n Salute at New York By Associated Prl 1 n sight-seein- d - Kial tks- S Ttalo-America- n “ : League Lays Plans for Outing Plans for the first annual State n Civic j&af of- the deague to be held at Lagoon Sun-tia- y August 26 were made at a meet- -' Jng of the league held Tuesday at 8 m in the chamber of commerce vith Ariosto Ferro presiding The tentative program for the outing includes a speech by Governor Jienry H Blood athletic contests a baseball game a picnic music and dancing p ' 1 Augmented and Superceded (Oontlnued from Put Ono) Action Interpreted as Indi- cation of Orthodox Money Policy (Continued from Pare One) had closed when speculators who ha’d speech staunchly defended the program and the new deal as a been selling the dollar short rushed to cover their sales after they heard whole At present representatives are In the field also dereport that the Guaranty Trust hospital fending their economic theories Dempsey jumped out More company had been authorized to ship $1000000 in gold to Paris-The crux of their program is to people cheered The dollar rose from the depressed It a demonstration Tha was Just prevent undue surpluses by taking city had bought some new amburate of 14 9425 francs (6695 cents to acres out of production thus prethe franc) at which it had closed lances and Dempsey was the masto the same figure at which it closed venting glutted markets and creating ter of n at their ccempmes sound prices for those crops grown yesterday 14 96 francs (668 cents) They theorize that this will restore ‘Small Panic' farm purchasing power and keep the What exchange dealers described national economics plan better bal- canned goods sales are about 10 per as “a small panic" by short sellers cent heavier than normal anced Chicago grocers report wholesale earlier in the day turned into a buy(Copyright IMS by United Prtu) prices rapidly are climbing “out of ing rush which dealers said they CHICAGO Aug 14 — Food prices sight" thought might push the dollar above are soaring in the United States a Dallas grocers report canned goods 15 francs euch as tomatoes corn and peas— Holland Belgium' Switzerland and United Press survey indicated tonight with the peak still Some dis- have advanced during the drouth France were all said by exchange tance away from 10 to 70 per cent experts to be heavily short A shipment of $1000000 in gold The old reliable of “meat and The drouth which made vast 'inthe stable menu of most Bboard the S S Statendam leaving roads Into food supplies is beginning to be felt In homes from Cali- households— Is receiving the biggest New York today ia expected to be fornia to Massachusetts Thrifty boost at the moment Potatoes are sent straight back to that port when housewives have started buying stationary but meats are climbing it reaches Europe making thfe third crossing of the Atlantic for that paragainst further price increases No rapidly ticular shipment of gold ' actual hoarding has been noted In Jumps 2$ Per Cent most major cities but the larders are In Boston for instance sirloin 4 (UP)— WASHINGTON Aug being filled steak has jumped from 45 to 60 cents The department treasury today isa pound since May 1 in New York Boy in Open Market sued instructions for delivering silver distributors of City from 33 to 39 'cents a pound to the New York City assay office Leading national canned foods admit they are buying In Dallas from 32 to 37 cents a pound under the nationalization order isin the open market at a premium Bacon in Boston has jumped 18 cents sued last week because of general expectancy of a pound to 48 cents since May 1 with The instructions: “1 If the silver Li in your poshigher prices and possibility of some gains of 3 to 4 cents a pound shortages One company is buying recorded In most other cities Eggs session send it to the New York have advanced 3 to 5 cents assay office at Old on a supply basis now as generally Slip and South a dozen with New York City house- street which is near the foot of Wall against a previous policy of a 36 cents a dozen now wives paying on Street the East rigr supply But it is the housewife the United against 29 cents on May 1 “2 If the silver is In a bank or Press survey showed who is now approved warehouse and you have MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED most concerned about rising prices the warehouse receipt endorse the Instances of this are shown ih the BLACKFOOT Idaho— John P Jen receipt to ‘Superintendent U S Assen and Amber Johnson both of say Office’ have this endorsement following:' St Paul grocers reported housed Thomas were married by Bishop P guaranteed by your bank or a comwives are complaining about higher B Dance Monday afternoon modity exchange clearing broker and prices Kansas City Mo grocers report Bay Wis AAA inaug-uratlo- Swimming Pool Built by CWA Raises Race Row BOULDER Colo Aug 14 (P)— Use of the cool waters of the swimming pool at LaFayette Colo near here has started what may be one of this country’s hottest legal battles in years The pool was finished recently as a CWA project At first there was some doubt whether there would be enough water as a result of the prolonged drouth to fill the pool—an outdoor tank There was however Then a sign was posted at the pool reading: “For whites only” This angered the residents of LaFayette who make UP a considerable part of the population On behalf of herself and others RoseLueras filed suit in district court in Boulder asking a declaratory judgs ment giving all the right to bathe In the pool The mayor city council city clerk marshal and the fire department were named as defendants The firemen had been placed in charge qf the pool The plaintiffs contended the town Officials acted in violation of the Colorado bill of rights and the 14th amendment to the U S constitution in denying them use of the pool - n Spanish-Ameri-ca- Spamsh-Amerlcan- Firm Sues to Recover Utah Mine Properties — Italian-America- f The tiny mite prematurely bom four days ago was a patient of one of a chain of hospitals established by Dr M A Couney whose own daughter came into the world ahead of schedule The daughter Miss Hildegarde Couney now 27 is In- - charge of the hospital here and is Emanuel’s chief nurse NEW YORK Aug 14 (j(P) — Jack Dempsey was knocked down by an automobile today at 131st street and Convent avenue Mayor Fiorello La Guardla standing nearby amlled— making no effort to assist the hdsky former heavyweight champion Several hundred persons attracted to the scene peered Dempsey lay prostrate An ambulance hastened up loaded Dempsey aboard carted him to a Existing Agencies Will Be Eman- g Wash--Angto- I -- and night 14-T- U $ EXPORTS Tribima Service o Trlbune-Chlcag- ATLANTIC CITY N J Aug 14— In a little glass world of his own in the infant Incubator hosuel San Filipo who can wear his nurse’s ring for a' bracelet was thriving on his diet of two and a half teaspoons of milk and water fed to him every three hours day Imheir YORK Aug perial highnesses Prince and Princess Kay a of Japan landed in New Sork today for a visit through the 'DCtaited States They received a salute from Governor’s island m Tor two days there will be in and around New York— a trip to West Point a‘ballgame between the New York Yankees and JJhd Detroit Tigers and’ motor strips evening the imperial 4 Thursday couple — Prince Kaya is a cousin of impress Nagako— will go to where they will be tpken in 'Write House automobiles to the Japanese embassy their home While in 4he capital Tea at White House President Roosevelt will give a tea In their honor Friday afternoon at Hhe White House and there will be a dinner at the embassy that night The president also has placed his cruising ship the U S S JSequoia at the disposal of the imcouple- for a trip down the Friday to Mt Vernon From Washington the prince and princess will return to New York visit Niagara Falls and continue on to jSan Francisco to embark for home "(topping off in Chicago Japanese and United States offi bials met the lmer Majestic at quarantine to greet tfee members of the jreigning family Prince Shuns Politics t The quietly dressed Tjrince through an interpreter voiced Ilia pleasure at visiting the United 'States but refrained from ahy politi Ifcal discussion He was asked about the possibility pf war hvthe orient Thebe yvas a bit of exchange between his highness and the interpreter Then the answer: “They love peace in the orient Jand the prince firmly believes there will te peace in the orient” eek-en- Lake pital here today imperial Couple Receives 21-Gu- (alt Salt Laker Sues Film Goldenrod Ban Mary and Doug Actor for Dog Bites Lifted by Hay Plan Conference Describing himself as the victim of GOLD TO PARIS bites Junior Durkin’s black Scotch Fever Expert In Film Capital terrierbyJerry Jenkins son of Mr and Mrs Elmer C Jenkins 1646 Yale Dempsey Leads RELIEF Inauguration of PLANSDRAWN NYAmbulances Baby Thriving In Incubator i am princess i" BROAD 15 1934 A Judgment granting repossession of certain mining properties because of alleged failure to carry out the requirements of a lease is asked in a complaint filed Tuesday in federal court by the Assets Reconstruction Ltd of California Corporation against the American Fork Gold Mining company The California company alleges the defendant has refused to surrender the premises and asks that it be required to pay $40 a ton for all ore being mined and $500 for each day the premises are occupied and that all damages be trebled 99-da- y CHICAGO Aug 14 (F)-- Hay fever sufferers might as well quit detouring goldenrod Commonly blamed as the main source of hay fever this plant was exonerated today by Dr' Leon Unger director of the hay fever clinic at Northwestern university Research Jias established that only those plants whose pollen is spread by the wind cause hay Golden-ro- d fever said Dr Unger is pollinated by insects 4 avenue Tuesday sued the young movie actor and his guardian Grace Durkin for $5025 damages according to an Associated Press dispatch from Los Angeles The complaint said Jerry was blt- ten several times by Junior’s dog last 16 while he was visiting In HOLLYWOOD Aug 14 W3)— Mary February Los Angeles and that the dog had Pickford America's sweetheart came previously bitten several other perhome today from Chicago to disclose sons including an unnamed motion she soon will confer with her es- picture actress tranged husband Douglas Fairbanks SUGAR THEFT CHARGED But concerning the nature of the conference and the possibilities of a A complaint charging James Dougthe las and Len Bond with the theft of reconciliation with Fairbanks sacks of sugar from athletically Inclined screen star from five whom she separated more than a an Interstate shipment In a box car deliver or lend the warehouse W yards was year ago Mary Pickford would only at the D & ceipt to the assay office flledawlth U S Commissioner Gould say: “3 If the warehouse receipt is I predict 1 shall have even less B Blakely Tuesday The defendants in 'the hands of'your broker or banklto say following the conference with will be arraigned Wednesday arrange for the broker or bank to Mr Fairbanks than I have now” iver the receipt to the assay ofThat was the first direct indication pending conference between the two fice endorsed as above Miss Pickford would meet her es- memberjof the film capital’s fore“4 It you deliver the silver Itself tranged husband here although it most family Many observers shook and an advance payment up to 95 per was definitely known both soon will their heads sagely however cent will ordinarily be made at once be iiv Hollywood at the same time pointed to the fact an affidavit was filed court in a here few superior and the balance will be paid after Fairbanks is en route to New York the exact value has been determined from Europe on the Italian liner Rex days ago stating Miss Pickford has service by publication in her obtained If the warehouse receipt Is turned Miss Pickford laid he will fly from over to the assay office the advance New York to Denver to attend the divorce suit against Fairbanks ’Maybe It’s a reconciliation” tKfey Mrs payment up to 95 per cent will crUi funeral of his lister-in-la“but on the other band be made within 24 hours “garet Fairbanks who died recently In commented such things as property settlements to will Then he Los proceed Angeles Pays Delivery Cbsrges preceding divorce actions quite of“5 The government will pay all Hollywood at news of the ten ere discussed at conferences" was agog Hollywood proper delivery charges and will pay 3 storage from thkifime the assay office accepts delivery of warehouse Pickford Refuses to Comment on Topic of Scheduled Sleeting Miss RG Mar-nori- V similar regulations will within Sftw days for other assay offices- - It was explained that the treasury expected most of the na tionalized silver to be turned ever to the New York assay office 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WRECOMEJ BIRTH ANNOUNCED BLACKFOOT Idaho — Mr and Mrs Sidney Walters announce the birth of a son Sunday August 12 THE GROOM' fuel imi Kl IUIS - KAX1LT0M iouxi PATRICIA tiftanHARVEY a—BIG FEATURES— 2 ' AT SALT LAKE THEATERS Day By Day With Uncle Ray in— FIRE ESCAPES century ago people did not work in “skyscrapers" but there were some buildings several stories high These buildings largely hotels were likely to be firetraps since they sel dom had outdoor fire escapes of any A kind Studio Theater Film Filled 'With Adventure ON STAGE AND SCREEN PLAYHOUSE— On th Boris and Shanklln Miniature Mtnatrels Oobb Patera rope dance Tommy Mullaiey comedian Alana Orla and the Danelnr Dolli In novelty dance Wllaon and Lee Synco-Rex Jewell maater of paled Strut ceremonies On the screen £DNA MAY OLIVER ‘Murder on the Blackboard te Joan Lowell the girl who wrote and ”8o This Is Harrle" "The Cradle of the Deep" much dis- Horn" ON THE AUDIBLE SCREEN cussed and read adventure tale will ORPHEUM— Diana Wynrard In “One More Colin Clive Frank Lawton with River" adtake you on some of her exciting Jane Wyatt- also Richard Cromwell in "Name the Woman" with Arllne Judae ventures to strange places in her new VICTORY'— "Here Comes the Bride"- with Jack Haley Mary Boland Patricia Ellis film “The Adventure Girl” which Nell Hamilton alto Lilian Harvey In "Heart 8oni" with Charles Boyer opens Wednesday at Studio theater Jean Harlbw In “The Girl From this picture are shown events that CAPITOL— Missouri" with Lionel Barrymore Tone Lewis Stone are almost unbelievable they are so PARAMOUNT — “Parle Interlude" with strange Madge Evans Otto Kruger Robert Young The picture shows Joan’s miracuUna Merkel Ted Healy “The Wild Adventures of Joan lous escape from a fate that is worse STUDIO— Lowell1' the female Frank Buck also Marthan mere death a battle between s jorie Rambeau In "Left Over Ladlea" "Reglatered Nurae” featuring mongoose and a large snake a wild RIALTO— y Bebe Daniels with Lyle Talbot John storm at sea a real struggle between Irene Franklin also Edna May Oliver and James Oleagon In "Murder On the plucky Joan and an octopus and the Blackboard" a revelation of the stone idol’s swift OEM— Will Rogers and Janet Qaynor In "Btata Fair" with Norman Poster Lew and birds animals revenge People Ayrea Bally Ellers Louise Dresser places seen in the farthest corners of STATE— Lee Tracy In “I’ll Tell the World" with Roger Pryor ulor alto the world are exhibited in a “Hold That Olrl” with Jamas Dunn and and dramatic enactment of Claire Trevor the adventures of this girl whose life STAR— Fredrlc March and 8ylvla Sidney In "Oood Dame" with Jack LaRue Kathhas been one big thrill since infancy leen Burke also "Wild Boys of the She lived the life of the sea the Road" with Frankie Darro Rochelle Hudion hardened of a crew only girl among ARCADE (Fourth South and Eighth Writ)— seadogs and one of her boasts is that Clark Oable and Ciaudette Colbert In “It One Night" with Walter Conshe learned about women from Henpened nolly Jameson Thomee- elto “Wharf Ansharks Joan Lowell has earned her gel” with Victor McLaglen title of “The Female Frank Buck” and glories in1 her knowledge of the his career Onslow Stevens and Alec world and its strange inhabitants B Francis have part in the story A second feature is “Hold That and most of the time gained Girl!” another brisk and breezy at risk of her life which has James Dunn The second feature on the Studio theater program presents Marjoria and Claire Trevor as cofeatures in Rambeau well known in Salt Lake the roles of a smart young Irish deCitv in a picture entitled "Leftover tective and a girl reporter working bn the same assignment Alan EdLadies” “Hue Cmm IM Uimi11 SUrta ktt “Hrt Start S" at — ALSO— Nurse “Registered — Ooftomounf With— Bebe Daniels Lyle Talbot - ALL Fan-ch- ot Rtp-rt- quick-movin- TODAY NEW LEE TRACY “I’ll Tell the World’’ With GLORIA STUART — ALSO Jr Claire Trevor Janies Dunn —In— i “Hold That Girl” -- Saving a mother and child from burning building In 1668 (From an old print) first-han- STARTS TODAY! 'ham i aips d The loss of life when burning stairways cut off chance of escape led men to figure new ways to save those who were trapped A Frenchman tested out a pair of umbrellas stoutly made and leapt without harm from an upHe supwards and Gertrude Michaels head per story to the ground the support posed his Invention would help peoFast ple who were caught in a fire but it Victory Opens Gay turned out to be of no special value Success Bill Gable-Colbe- rt And Melody-Fille- d except to suggest a parachute for balloons (We know that a common umComing to Arcade Today brella would turn inside out in such The Victory’s midweek bill which case but the Frenchman's "um- opens Wednesday brings a “It Happened One Night" the brellas” were specially made to prefarce comedy and a light gay Colbert vent that) “Here Comes the Clark musical romance vehicle a comedy drama of Ladders were used by firemen from Groom” featuring Jack Haley now arrived for very early flays They were placed Broadway comedian best remem- appealing type has on the side of burning buildings and bered in “Sitting Pretty” and “Fol- showing at the Arcade theater where a children’s vacation matinee permen climbed them to carry down low Through” Mary Boland Patricia formance is to be given Wednesday people who were trapped Ellis Neil Hamilton Isabel Jewell at 16 a m There was danger in that how- and Lawrence Gray has for its sole The film tells the story of a runever dor the fireman might lose his the creation of laughs -- mistaken away heiress' adventures on a bus balance and fall Several inventors objective There is comedy drama from Florida to New York where have devised ways tor people to use identity and thrill situations Haley trip ropes and pulleys to slide to safety is persuaded by his sweetheart to she encounters a cool but these have not taken the place try burglary is caught by real ban- reporter who recognizing her idenconstitutes himself her protecof the ladder dits and stripped of everything Hid- tity othefs who scheme to win tor Firemen's ladders of many kinds from the police on a train he is the against for ing her return in order award have been invented some of them forces to as a bridegroom Many pose that he may gain a “scoop” for his short and fitted so that they can be highly and amusing events own thrilling “hooked” to window ledges paper Walter Connolly Roscoe followKarris Jameson and Alan In thousands of cases firemen have ’Heart Song” a second attraction Hale are in the Thomas cast saved lives by the use of ladders As is set to supporting music with the atlilting one little example we may take the court of The bill also has “Wharf Angel” Victor McLaglen end a case of a woman who was trapped on mosphere of the glittering Lilian Harvey featuring Eugenie Empress the seventh floor of a New York hocomedy “Backs to Naa saucy hairdresser role of has the tel in 1899 She screamed for help on to sing a ture” called unexpectedly and the firemen set up a long ladder to a supposedly dying duke which reached to the fifth floor The song The duke recovers Boyer fire chief and two men carried short Charles and goes in search of the girl whose “scaling ladders” up the long shaky his memory ladder and fitted tbm to window song constantly hauntsof He makes the mistake thinking the TOMORROW End Todar ledges One man at last reached the GEORGE seventh story and with great danger empress thewomanA he is looking for number of amusfollows WILL ty himself carried the woman down and there RAFT with end which events finally ing toward a narrow ledge at tha fifth own Into haifdresser her ROGERS the coming Just before he got to that story la Thf Pete Smith in “Goofy Movies” and ledge the lower part of one of the iaNet the News Metrotone procomplete “Trumpet scaling ladders broke off and if the GAYN0R fire chief had not been there to ateady gram whiclf runs through Friday Blows" night them they would almolt surely have and Blf Call la fallen to their death With As it was they came safely to the Lee Tracy Comes “STATE Dynamic Frances ledge When the woman caught her breath she said that someone ought To Screen at the State FAIR" Drake to go back to the seventh story of the burning building to save her pet and most 6ne of the fastest-movindog The fire chief told her that the recent tost duty was to take her safely to fascinating comedy dramas ofWorld” tire ground Then all went down the production is “I’ll Tell the the Universal picture starring Lee long shaky ladder Hotels and other tall buildings of Trpcy which is opening on the modem kind have metal stairways screen at 'the State theater WednesLAST TIMES TODAY on the outside and these make ex- day The story has to do with the the adventures love and affairs of cellent fire escapes SYLVIA FREDRIC (For history section of your scrap- staff ’corresporidehls of inewsgaiher-inconMARCH SIDNEY from as race agencies they book) The "'Surprise Leaflet" will ' be tinent to continent in search of commailed without charge to readers who edy tragedy thrills to be relayed “GOOD DAME” send me a 3c stamped return enve- to the doorsteps of homes all over the This country leaflet contains riddles lope AND Lee Tracy has as rival land tells how to perform magic tricks Roger Pryor and their clashes ‘Wild Road’ start the fast action When Tracy Tomorrow — Steam Fire Engines meets a girl with whom he falls in — With— (Copyright 1934 Publishers Syndi- love in the person of Gloria Stuart Frankie Darro— Rochelle Hudson there are further complications in cate) comedy-- romance EVERYBODY’S DEPT STORE purchased the shoe stock of the College Bootery of Ogden Out they go at Ridiculously Low Prices MEN’S WOMEN’S and CHILDREN’S SHOES 64 Prs 275 Prs 378 Prs 286 Prs 323 Prs 1 1 8 Prs 1 72 Prs Udies’Slippers htioued Ladies’ Slippers t0 $1 Ladies’ Slippers Ladies’ Slippers KE Ladies’ Slippers KT Men’s Oxfords 65c 98c 49 $198 $249 $188 $129 W Girl s Slippers v$"t0 WsK9 156 Prs Girls’ and l08PrsMen’s $3-9- 8 “e 79c Boys’A 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BING'S Todd-Kell- Bovs tS kt4 eJJuitkl Attfia qifoL - EiqSy y m jinm N DAISIES - g VERYBODY’S ISO-TrSoutltW- Miraculous Escapo From a Fate Worse Than Death Join’s g Gable-Claudett- e 1 flefemofc FRANK BUCK GRIESCENT uopniris Sk S20 SOUTH MAIN ST Wed Thurs— 2 Days only CLARK GABLE and CLAUDETTE COLBERT in “IT HAPPENED QBE HIGH!” Also—"WHARF ANGEL" With Victor McLaglen Todd-Kel- lr Comedy “BACKS TO NATURE" CHILDREN'S VACATION MATINEE Wednesday Morning 10 o’clock TODAY JORDAN STAKE TOMORROW LADIES FREE Until 7 P M OPENS LC15 TONITE i:!ia Salt Lake’s Newest Pleasure Cluh Offering with" Dancing Dining Refreshments Kiyr - CARLISLE Plenty of Parking Space Watch forGrand Opening Here's the Correct Dope On Do You Prefer One or Two -- PINECREST - Road in Good Condition DANCING TONIGHT ' Tomorrow Nlsht— Fridas and Sat-trdNishts Tho Same Good Moile Tko Bamo Select Crowd Tho Same Poploar We Prleo— And a Good Time for Everybody! Finger Pol? See a Heal LU All (Feast) HAWAIIAN MISSION OUTING LAGOQH—Saturday s |