Show -- V- - THESAtT LAKE TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING AUGUST 2 1938 1 ‘"v They’re Leaders of'S L Convention Legion Rost Elect iy v atUnioii Delegation io Attend i AV : Cedar City Meet I )t a Cotro-ManChairman N order at the raps for district Ahepa convention He is flanked by Secretary William J Pappas left and Nick SalevurakJs (Story on Page IS) ’ ” - Women Plan Outin" ZL UNION — Peter Van will succeed JJohn W Bagshawas commander of Union post No 63 American Legion £md Mrs Laura Whiteheadywiii be president of the auxiliary’ for the 'ensuing year it was announced Monday after election meetings Other officers of the legionV post SMI b G W Brady first vice Joseph Wheeler second Merrill Henry ccfrnmander ‘fyic chaplain John E Whiting hi ‘fttrian Percy Mounteer sergean Lawrence H Brady adClarence Whitehead and jutant Tchild welfare officer Auxiliary Officers Auxiliary officers elected include: Mrs Violet Henry first vice president: Mrs Leila Nix second vice ’ president Mrs Edith Van secretary and treasurer: Mrs Eleanor Mrs Beth Browning historian Brady chaplain and Mrs Polly Brady sergeant-at-arm- s To Fete Children Members of the auxiliary will hold an outing in Murray park August 9 ’for children of post members The afternoon will be spent in games and luncheoiv wilfbe served at es Four Names Noted Director and Croup of Actors Listed in Plan Cooperative' Film Production Political Race few “personalities’ All important in edged Some time Ago John HowBy JIMMIE FILLER of the fact that they often Co- ard was one of a group of screen spite — Headed by Ernst HOLLYWOOD Files ntribute less to the finished ‘picture players scheduled to make personal Lubitsch a group of Hollywood’s than workmen whose names you appearances' at a midwest flower n actors and technicians never hear is o in carnival At the last minute studio planning an enterprise which Holywood that it is a part of our cells interfered with -SignedUfor—lIowsBTMII Robert CummrngiTwas persuaded to whole business’ psychology may have results great enough to that is changed I can’t see much take hie place I had lunch recentthe entire structure of the hope for both of them “John” said acooperatiyv production ly with"I’ve Three petitions of nomination and (change Bob been having e laugh at movie industry They want to pro- company one designation of nomination for duce your expense for a long time— and on a eoeperaUve'basis pictures Here absolutely free of charge is you haven't known about it When positions' In the state legislature each workman sharing the profits the perfect idea for a murder mys- I went on that personal appearance were filed with the secretary of losses — Of the pictures they tery Eddie Cantor Milton Berie jaunt I found that your name had state Monday make according to the importance Buster Keaton the Marx Brothers not been taken off the programs Joseph A Sill of Layton There will be Laurel and Hardy the RiU Brothers I guess you’re not very well known his contribution former postman announced he no "deadheads” and no d because instead of pointing out the and about a dozen other was running on the Democratic relatives in their scheme of things comedians arplanning the organi- mistake I spoke at a dinner as John ticket for the state senate ' and there will be no betYeen-plctur- e zation of a elub They want to pro- Howard and signed “John Howard” r He seeks to fill the overhead mote with government recognltiqn in at least 200 autograph albums— term of W'ard C Holbrook The theory is sound It should re- and aid an annual “Make America and no one knew the difference” chairman of the state public service sult in better pictures better busiweek" Do you see the pos- "Bob” retorted John 'thoughtfully commission who resigned his state ness ethics and sound benefits to Laugh sibilities? will “If no one knew the difference it Any Hollywoodite senate post It ehould — assure you that It is utterly impos- might be better for both of us if you concerned "everyone Another name entered In the but I doubt that it will There have sible for even two comedians to get avoid telling about it” state senatorial race was that of r production together without one accusing the cooperative Word that the parents of Elaino Grant H Tolton of Beaver Sup- units in Hollywood history some of other of stealing his gags porters of Mr Tolton placed his them listing enough talent to seem- 20 of them meeting behindImagine closed Barrie Barrymore will be divorced name in nomination for the state ingly guarantee success And every- doors because “Mrs Jacobs is so busy The thing' is so sure-fir- e ll senate'post from Beaver and Mil- one of them has ended in a that it only remains to call in an managing her daughter’s care'er” lard counties on the democratic leaves me gasping For Elaine’s fight Actors’ temperament undertaker and the sleuths career this past year has consisted ticket being what it is I am afraid that Mark Thackeray ofCroyden and this new effort will be the signal Here’s a little tidbit from the of just one thing— managing John Wallace ’'H Jenkinson of Magna for another brawl day’s gleanings which prove that Barrymore " filed petitions of nomination for The star system which makes a even the best joke may be double- - Copyright 1938 for The Tribune state house of representatives posi-tio‘ Layton Man Three Petitions A o-- half-witte- top-flig- ht er -- — p-- two-yea- been-othe- free-for-a- ' Voice Teacher SL Man Files a Mr and Mrs Bagshaw will head delegatiorc of the post to the annual state American Legion convention In Cedar City Friday and Saturday The party will leave afternoon by automobile Union-Thursda- y Veterans Present Flag to State For House John Holley Served Previous Terr John Holley of 183 West- - First North street Balt Lake City business man Monday announced his T5 candidacy for the World war veterans of Thirty-fiv- e state house of repwitthe 159th field hospital unit resentatives on the nessed the presentation of their Democratic ticket guidon or company identification Mr Holley who is pennant to Secretary of State E in tne 'engaged E Monson ijy Donald C James ‘‘wholesale poultr Veteran of the unit at a reunion in and egg business Liberty park Suhpay baa previously The guidon will bp hung in the lerved three terms -- Capitol building next'week in the house the was that Surprise presentation one being in 'last Utah of the guidon of the First 1935 seSsibn Vhe of field hospital unit ’1 A native-oWerational guard which guardsman Mr bber county r Mexican-bordedufcarried to the £Holley came to ing the Pancho Villa uprising Mrs this city in 1883 George F Roberts widow of the mL&a and has been en-late George F Roberts who was Holley gaged in business executive officer of the company here He since 1885 continuously identification the flag presented long bebn active in the Demoto Dr Monson It will be placed has cratic party and has served tor alongside that of the 159th unit in many years in the organization as a the capitol display district and yard chairman ‘W Wilford Gardner pf 1455 Har vard avenue Salt Lake City contractor Monday filed notice with the secretary of state of his tferept ance of a petition nominating atm for the house of representatives on Sylvester Q Cannon associate of the Republican ticket in the coming the L D S church council of primary election twelve apostles was en route inMonday night for a Persian Lamb Looms spection trip of European missions of the church As Popular Fur Mrs Cannon accompanied him Persian lamb is steahnthe epot-n- g According to an announcement released by the church first presi- light aihong furs for the 1938 season B Provol president ‘nd gendency the chief purpose of Mr Fred Cannon’s trip will be to check on eral manager of the Hudson Bay building needs buildings incise and Fur company said Monday on his — return froma‘buyin Sim Mr and Mrs Cannon will sail weeks in the New York City marfrom New York City August 3 for ket Mr Provol also made a study of England new federal trade- commission rules wjjiclw require advertising of furs only by their true names - ' thetah Mr Thackeray who served as a representative during the 1935 and 1937 legislative sessions seeks on 'the bemocratic ticket- S Mr Jenkinson who is also running on the Democratic ticket Is a former deputy county recorder of Lazar S Samoiloff of By UNCLE RAY Hollywood Utah county He seeks nomination reAmong the famous balloonists oftthat time was a city of the "west to the representative’s position in voice instructor of international the past century two men stand ern frontier" of the United States the Nineteenth legislative district pute was honored guest at a reception Mofiday night at the home of a out above all others— Charted Green Near the end of hie long life Wise former pupil Mrs Elizabeth Hayes and John Wise which for a long journey prepared Simpson of 1429 Yale avenue Charles Green was an English- he did not make— a trip across the Heie en route from Chicago Mu man who made scores of ascents sical college where he gave an In his day balloons were filled with Atlantic ocean He built a balloon eight-wee- k 0 course to Portland hydrogen gas not hot air The with a bag which would hold where he will give a similar course cubic feet of gas hydrogen gas had great lifting for instructors Mr Samoiloff said power but Qreen thought it was Wise believed that If he roee to a The Utah Fraternal congress will technique of singing is the same too’ costly arid too’ dangerous “Why g hold its fourtn annual outing at from concert platform stage or benot use common coal gas?" he asked great height strong winds would carry him to Europe agooruAugust 11 Wi S Darling fore the microphone or sound film recorder The test was made but owing to Secretary announced Monday “Some persons” he said “may be Providing for an expected atthe balloon two-mon- WWTT n M TUESDAY AUGUST ‘I THE YOKE OF THE WEST 6 00— KDYL— Dawn Express ' $oO— KDYL—Rise n' 8hlne 7:00— KDVL— Radio Daybook TUESDAY AUGUST 2 Timely Tunes M A 7 30— KDYL— Transradio news ifi Church the 6:00— KSL— Sunrtsa Serenade 7:45— KD7L— Lulls 630— KSL— Music ol Oie Morning Rockies John Seagis baritone 7 :00— KSL— International News 800— KDYL— Musical Clock 7:15— CBS— Early Bird Shopping News S 30— KDYL — Women’s Chamber of Com 7 :30— KSLw-MeiMinutes' merce 745— CRfc— Waltzes of the World 8:45— NBC — Kitty Keens Inc dramatic 8 00— KSL— international News sketch 8:15— KSL— Breakfast rime Tunaa 9 00— KDYL — Melodic Interlude 8 30— KSL— Ths' Buyers' Guide 915— NBO — The O’Neills drama KSL— Rhythm Time 930— NBC—Time for Thought Rev 845— 9 oo —CBS— Tower Town Tempos Robert 8 Dolllver KSL— The Jennie Lee Program 915— News 9:45— KDYL— Transradlo — 9 30— CBS— Romance of Helen irenu lo oo—NHC— Mystery Chef 945— CBS— Our Gal Sunday 1015— NBC— Betty and the Escorts 1000— KSL— Tuesday Musicals 7030— NBC— Words and Music 1015— CBS— Vic aoa tilde 1100— NBC— Betty and Bob 1030— KSL— Melodic Interlude Grimm’s NBC— Arnold Daughter lt15— NBC — Valiant Ladv 10J5— KSL— The Milky Way with Mary 1130— Lee Taylor and Bennie Walker 45— NBC— Hymns of All Churches 1100— CBS— Big 8ister NOON 11 15— CBS— Aunt Jennie's True Life on— NBC — Story of Mary Marlin Stories It 30— KSL — Words end Music J2n15— NBC— Ma Perklns-1U 45— CBS— United States MarUie Band 50— NBC— Pepper Young’s Family ' NOON Guldlnc Light 82 4 12 :00— KSL— Stock Market Quotations and 1:00—NBC— Backstage Wjft News international 1:15— NBC—dtelia Dallas rtml with P M1 1:30— KDYL— Refreshment Revue tg Siugln Sant 12 30— CBS— Rcattergona Raines 145— NBC— Dr Kate drama KHL— Interviews With Visiting Ce12:45— His Music NBC— and Paul Martin 200— 715— KDYL—' V " t N X - ' leaflet called "Famous Music Rasters" may be had by sendstamped return ening a velope to me in care of The elegram Salt Lake City Utah Tomorrow: “Andree’e North Pole Adventure” A Tribune-T- It was Wise’s balloon but he didn’t take part in this “flight’' (Picture based on an old print) Some persons said that coal gas would not lift wellenough but Green said he would try it anyway So he built a balloon which would hold "100000 gallons Of gas” and filled it from a maiti of the London company On July 19 1821 while the crown-- ' of King George IV was being celebrated Green rose' in hisbal--loo- n He stayed in' the air 40 s and went to a height of about two Julies Then he came down f liiin-ute- ft streets Later he made more than 400 other -- ascents many of them In places far from Philadelphia Once he rose from St Louis which at MIDVALE — Approximately 1000 children and adults started courses Monday in swiipmingand life saving as the annual “learn to swim" campaign got under way at pools in MidvaterHolladay amj Murray me etcags —’a c— iwetrwe and supervisors were held in the three strict as final' instructions were given and preparations made Jack Worthen zone supervisor for W P A recreation in Salt Lake county and Charles G Pauli first aid director for the Salt Lake County chapter of the American Red Cross met with instructors at all three pools during the after- - Statistics successful KUTA Makes Formal Debut A new station formally joined the ranks of United States radio stations Monday night as station KUTA at Salt Lake City broadcast station Earl J Glade manager of station KSL Senator -- Elbert- IX Thomas Mayor John M Wallace and the Rev Jacob Trapp of th First Unitarian church a special program Operating on an assigned fre The station started tegular broad- quency of 1500 kilocycles th station will broadcast over a casting at 7 a m Monday Speakers on the formal opening transmitter daily from 7 am until Studios aye located at program Monday night included midnight Frank C Carman manager Of the 29 South State street 100-w- att Now Playing at S L STUDIO— “The Texans with Ran-- t retta Young Spencer Tracy and dolph Scott Joan Bennett and Marjorie Ram beau also "The Black Doll" with Donald Woods May Robson SOUTH-EAS(SugarhoiM)-"F- our STAR— “The Last Gangiter" with Edward G Robinson James StewMen and a Prayer” with also “Every Loretta Young Richard Greene and art and Rose Stradner -with Mae West C Aubrey Smith also "Adventurous Day’s a Holiday Blonde" with Glenda Farrell T opera because their appearance and graceful movements but become characterless before a microphone beoause they have not acquired the ability to project personality by means of CENTRE — “Professor Beware” voice’ with Harold Lloyd Phyllis Welch Raymond Walbum and Lionel Stan-de- r also "Follow the Arrow" GEM—“Snow Whit® and the Seven Dwarfs” also "Quintupland" with Dionne quintuplets RIALTO— “Sally Irene and Mary"1 with Alice Paye Joan Davis and "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” Walt Disney's gorgeously Tony Martin also "Island in the with Gloria Stuart and produced musical animated picture Sky” ' in technicolor comes to the screen Michael Whalen UTAH— “The Rage of Pari ” with of the Gem theater on Tuesday Denielie Dafrieux Douglas FairHigh drama paUisgwxcitement Explosion of ajJypamite cap Mon- and suspense are wofaik into the banks Jr and Helen Broderick picture Added interest also "We’re Going to Be Rich” with day afternoon tore' the tips from seven-rethe thumb hnd index ftnger of little attaches to the eight musical num- Gracie Fields and Victor McLaglen bers the outstanding onff being " ROXY— “The Assassin of Youth” Richard Ferguson’s left hand the marching song sung by Richard also "The Life of the Party" with son of David and Louisa Ferguson of 45 West the dwarfs Joe Penner Gene Raymond and The story relates the adventure Victor Moore Whitlock avenue found the cap on a mine dump at Alta Sunday dur- of a beautiful-younscullery maid STATE— “Man’s Castle" with Lo- whose youth and charm arouse the ing a family outing in Little ehvy of a wicked queen who plots canyon Playing alone in the back yard in various ways to get rid of her How the qUeen nearly sucof his hqme at 4:15 p m Monday forever Ricfiard struck the cap with a ham- ceeds after seeking out Snow White mer Deputy Sheriff R C Jackson in the latter’s refuge among seven learned from him and his mother kindly dwarfs and how the little The mother who ran to the yard heroine ir finally rescued in grand Opening Today Gem 6 Dynamite Cap Hurts Child g Theaters Monsignor Conducts Requiem for Father The Rt Rev Monsignor Patrick Kennedy chancellor of the Catholic diocese of Salt Lake celebrated solemn requiem mass in the Cathedral of the Madelelnii Monday morning on ths anniversary ef the death of Phillip Kennedy his F father Assisting him were the Rev William F Kennedy of Murray and the Very Rev Phillip Kennedy ef Ffesno Cal brothers and the Very ReV‘ Michael Stack of Merced Cal a cousin-- : msmnwiMuTrvis ihi called her husband and they took exquisite artistry and humor comthe child to the Salt Lake general bined The plot is taken from the fahospital Surgeons there were able to avoid mous book of Grimms’ folk tales any amputations on the severely-burne- d hand Transients Jailetl Loitering near parked automo-busines- s district biles in the Mon-nslen- ta were arrested by police on vagrancy charges and held in the city jail for investigation of recent petty thefts They were --Mike Martinez 38 Thomas’ Hartmen 35 and William Joseph Thompson 35 gen-fer- Marriage Licenses David P Qiiitevla 27 Nada Arlene Bandera ‘ Chanloral 26 Cal : Golzales Buy Blala legal age Salt Lake CitV: EtlieL' Bone Carson legal age Suit Lake City Haarlem Jamee geles Clifton Wvo TUESDAY A AUGUST 2 KUTA — Mufllrnl — KUTA — TluPan Roundup A If v 715 1 00 — KUTA — lut About Time 7 45 — KUTA — International Ntwa S OO— NBC— Orlenialltlea S 15 — NBC — Sueethearta of the Air S 30 — NBC — Storv of the Month 8:45 — NBC— Vnlnneaa Trio 9 00 — NBC —Campua Klda P 15 — NBC — Bailey Axton 930— NBC — National Farm and Homa 7 OO— l'l! ” 37 Tbomaaon Cel Angeles Bernke ISVerae- Moreno lebrities 2JO— KDYL— Inquiring Reporter 1:00— CBS — Myrt and Marge 2 45— NBC— Joseph (ialiiuchin's orchestra 1D5—CBS— Pretty Kitty Kelly Hour 3 DO— NBC— Science Inxthe News 130— CBS— “Hilltop House” 10:10 — KUTA — International New a 3 15— NBC— THo and Hie flwlngtet 1 :4f—CR8— 10:45 — KUTA — Treaaura Cheat' 3 25— KDYLrMetodlc Interlude Lyrics hy Lorraine 2 KSL— 00— Musical Matinee ll :00— NBC— Annette Kina Snopperr 3 30 — KDYjJ— Transradio News 230— CBS— Nila Mack's “Let’ Pretend” 11:15— NBC— Let'a Talk ft Ovafc 3 45— NBCA-Nol-a Day emitrailp 390— KSL— Words nd Mnstc Guild:' 4 00— NBO— Easy Ace drama X w-- " OON international New 4:15— NBO— Mr Keen Tracer oK Lost 3 3:30— KSL— Popular concert 12:00— NBC—Little Varalty Show Persona 4 OO— CBS— Ray Heathereon 4 30— NBC— Adrion Rolllnt’s ensembleX songs 4 15— KSL— Merchants' Radio Column 12 30— NBC— United States Armv Band 445— NBC— The Roving Prof William X4:30—CBSI— 45— KUTA— International Newa “Second Husband Professor Montgomery McGovern featuring 121:0(WNBC— Seaside Nights Helen Menken Science Northwestern Political 1:30— NBC— Club Matinee 00— 5 KSL— Howie Wing University 2 00— NBC— The Four of Ue 5:15— KSL— Adventures of Jimmy Allen 600— KDYL-- Notes In Rhythm —2:15— NBO— Dorr Winslow of the Navy — KSL— Broadcasters — Review -- 63U— NBC— Wayneada 2:30— NBC— Fdwsrd Davies 600 — NBC— Vox Pop— Sidewalk Inter- 5 45— CBS— Boake Carter Ad1 245— NBC— Indiana Indigo Musical view! conducted by Parka Johnson Men 8:15— KSL— Thrills Behind the News 3 00—NHC— Hotel Syracuse orchestra and Wallace Butterworth orchestra 8:15— NBC— Hotel Syracuse X reels 9:30— NBC — “Attomey-at-Lawstarring eont Inusd NBC Press Radio News 6:30— CBS — The caravsn: Benny Good- Henry Hunter and Bettjr 'Winkler 8:30— NBO— Marlow and Lyon fOO— NBC — “Beaeve it o man snd hi" Swing School Not Kooert 9 45— NBC— Dinner Concert ' L Ripley with B A Roire’a or 7:00— CBS— Lois Eliman Lew ¥ KUTA— Musical Neway 400— the Organ Cheatra Linda Lee vocalist 1 5— NBC— Ambassador LUo orchestra Laka Tribune Salute to 44'30— T30K8LHait 7:30— NBC—Jimmie FidlePs Hollywood 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Dmhiti 900— orchestra 1000— Molina’s CBS— Carlos orchestra KDTA10 30 KDYL A MeMse Prom Senator iu lo KrlL— Kjfiitlrte Kchnea New iniviuatHjnai Hotel orche NBC- -f Amoasagdor Thomae 10‘30— KSL — Hnud Murphv'e orchestra 9:30— 1035— NBO- - The' King's Jesters from Saltair Views the KUTA— TtiK Monitor 10:00— news 1100— KDYL Pransiwdio 1045— CBS— Henri Gendron and bis Or X News Preferred 11:15— NBC— Gentlemen chest ra 10‘15— NBC— Moonlight Gardens 11:30— NPC— Hal - alike and bta orches- - 11:1 5— CBS— Studio Party tra X tra Tornmv Doraey’s orchestra 10:30— NBC— Santa Barbara Choral Ca n'5— MMnlfht X ilno NBC— orenea Frank Irumbauer'a — 12:00-rC- B8 12:00— Anson Weeks orchestra Hotel 11:00— NBC- - Ambassador tra tra 12’30-CFS— Reverie Rob Grimt’s Orchestra 11 30 — NBC— Viennese Erhoea 1:00— KDYL— Good night 1:00—KSL— Good night 12:00— KUTA— Good Night (Paid Advertisement) JFaid Advertisement) (Paid Advertisement) Io County Aquatic Classes Start rough landing in a field but was not badly hurt Fifteen years later Green’s greatest trip took place Aboard a balloon 80 feet high he made an journey with two companions A good wind took the three daring men from England to the continent ofEurope They landed in aouth-er- n Germany after traveling close to 500 miles Their average-spe- ed was over 26 miles per hour Pauli’s directi The move is sponsored by the Red John Wise was a Philadelphia man On a May day in 1835 he made Cross assisted hy city and school his first ascent rising from a spot and W PA workers near the corner of Ninth and Green ur tendance of between 1500 and 2000 lodge and fraternal order members and their families the outing will feature a full program of sports games and dances Mr Darling said Features of the outing will be drills presented by five teams representing organizations in Salt Lake and a softball City and Ogden game between the Sait Lake City Woodmen of the World team and an aggregation representing Ogden "Hi-Ho- Gas-Lig- It X2 change by W H Dqnaldson was piloted not by Wise The trip started at Brooklyn- N Y and ended near New Canaan Conn a distance of 41 miles Just before the balloon crashed to the ground Donaldson’s two companions jumped from the basket The fliers suffered injuries ' but none was killed In 1879 Wise was drowned In Lake Michigan as the result of an accident during a balloon trip “ ‘ Fraternal Unit Plans Outing 400-00- last-minu- L Visits Two Famous Balloonists f LDS Official Will Visit in Europe A best-know- Cal A Fear Jr Los An- 27 19 8l : JeHnetta Ellen Jackson 16 Big Plney Wyo LaSalle Fleming 23 Salt Lake City: Marie Owen 22 Salt Lake City O lion Barnes legal age Salt Laka Citv Merle A City Larson legal age Salt Lake Elmer Graham 26 Murrav 24 Salt May Green Redmond Lake City Hudson John Penny IT Midvale Elaine Raamuanea 17 Draper Robert Bernard Sand ford Lake Cltjt Grace Hillman Croff 18 Salt Lake City Paul Irving 'Hatfield 21 Buby City Lenora Anna Berg 21 Balt Lake City Clarence L Shipley 94 Salt Laka City M adgeJ)aylei 26 Murray Lionel Aldridge Gillespie 27 Riverside Cal Marie Giles 23 Heber City Edward Stokes Rich 51- - Salt Lake City: Olive Nlxoa Hickman 47 Salt Lake City Boise Idaho jvmtm Utah: Hop ' Uk City Salt Lake City Utah EUrlek Walter Salt ' Blackburn Divoroes Asked Nrllit T!ntr from Max Flnatar crueltfi attorney Dan B Hill eld a Agnei M Burdette from Thornaa win Burdette nonaupporl attorney! CutlouKh AAahton Divorces Granted - Jabe Englander from John Englander iionatippprt Judge Allen G Thurman Nedra Yjasnn from Ernest Mason G Thurman ' support Judge Allen Bessie Mdlcahy-fru- ttr Patrick JMulca‘ cruelty Judge Allen G Thurman Gordon Clifford from Alice Clifford cruelty Jtidge Allen G Thurman Bruno W Perri from Loiae R Peril rueity Judge Allen G Thurman Lillie X N r- - |