Show 4 E THE SALT LAKE TRIB7NE SUNDAY MORNING AUGUST 7 1938 Kathleen Norris Asks — Why Do We Have 'Kidnaping in America?' S LWomanXhosen Conference Leader for StateMoose Confab! ArPrice7Augusrl3-ndT1- It or something suspected always makes me fefet resent- residents ful when 'people speak as If kid- of unexplained newcomers When teachers or neighbors naping were an exclusively Amer- know of a boy who is dangerous ican product because of bad habits because he “I thinlr it is outrageous" they has committed school-bo- y offenses kidchorus when stories o a new that annoy or scandalize his as newssociates then it seems to me that naping horror appears in our It is simply a scandal that boy should be branded papers that people are afraid to live in America for fear that their ehil HorrlEle Crimes Recalled word and This is a terrible dren will be stolen and murdered Why don’t the people do something this punishment sounds almost But the about it? Why is it allowed to medieval in Its ferocity go placidly on while the name of fact remains that if- - a certain one little victim after another is criminal had been branded-ipostadded to the list? It’s a disgrace war Germany for stealing the milk to America It shows the whole that meant life to starving under - world that as a nation we cannot nourished babies our crime records Bride would never had included one of protect our children” All of which is true Mrs Glen Mansfield Hatch left a recent bride who was Miss Nell E P Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Gerald Smith 1185 WestExcept the cruelest of kidnapings perhaps the suggestion that the If a certain other young boy minster avenue Miss Edith Noyes left center whose engagement to Kenneth Jeffs is announced Miss Susanne Lester right pokce could dp more about it than who was seven times in the hands center daughter of Mr and Mrs William I Lester whose marriage to Neil W Kooyman will take place August 22 in the Salt are extraordinarily of- - the American police for minor they' do D S temple Miss Elbertine Neal right who will become the bride of Clyde Lake City L Obray Helme on August 21 capable in tracking down the mon- sex crimes and acknowledged desters who steal and murder chil- lusions had worn a small unmisdren Sometimes it takes years for takable mark on his forehead that them to single 'out this or that ap- - said to every nurse and mother Sixteen Mrs parently harmless human being “danger” a beautiful little CaliFete from among his fellows and finally fornia girl would not have been Enjoy Gives Buffet But mangled and outraged a few years convict him of the crime Home Schofield a man If in third do And are that ago often it Brooklyn they they For Son and Fiancee too late to save life is no fault acquitted after an attempted atTo honor Miss Mary Searle and betack on an of theirs girl Clarence W Schriever whose marA buffet supper was given SaturA beautifully arranged tea was A number of parties ‘will honor But even while admitting the cause the child was not actually riage will be an event of Tuesday evening by Mrs W W Ottley day later freed after a Miss Margaret P Schofield enter- given Saturday afternoon by Mrs Miss Lester On Monday Mrs D A at her shame of the situation and the injured and home 1147 Ramona avenue 1225 Ellis Mrs Naomi Brimley Mrs in sorrow of feeling that our world short prison term for a more seri- tained at a garden party Saturday William I Lester at her home compliment to her son W Gail with all its luxury and beauty is ous offense against youth had evening at her home 1919 Seventh Warnock avenue when the betrothal James A Ellis and Mrs Roy Ellis and his fiancee Miss H not safe for all our children we been branded for the' menace he East street 16 guests being In at- of Miss Susanne Lester daughter will entertain at a kitchen shower Ottley Bernice Wise who will be married was small another of would W Mr D to Lester of Mrs and Mra have A the to into at home Neil 473 Ellis consideration take girl tendance ought on Saturday certain factors that make it nat- been spared a week of agony that Table games were played after Kooyman son of Mr and Mrs Wil- Sixth avenue On Tuesday Bisters of The hostess decorated her serving 671 D her Miss the Twenty-first terrible liam wave 'death East Wilma preceded that the ural bridegroom which refreshments were served Kooy- table with a Kobyman kidnaping of bright South street 'Was announced man and Miss Norma Kooyman garden blooms profusion should have moved here for the This type of criminal Is recog- Roses and fern were attractively and at each end of nizable will The offense The be solemnized at will Wedhome entertain their for which he arranged for house decorations time being marriage the table were lighted princess the Salt Lake City L D nesday Mrs J H Mitchell and Mrs tapers Forty guests I say "moved here" because kid- eventually goes to the chair is August 22 in were present ' S Louis G Hoagland will give a mistemple napping didn't begin here When rarely his first offense If the great B A A profusion of midkummer blooms cellaneous shower for Miss Lester at I was a child England was taking melting pot that Is America if the in the pastel shades ware combined the Mitchell home 1991 McClelland her turn Many of the stories we greatest nation on earth strugEnd Senior Pioneer and Westway for decoration of the®Iiving rooms street and the following evening Family read as little girls were of the gip- gling to blend into one powerful Womeet clubs will the with Miss Lucile Chipman and Miss Thel- Visit and the serving table sies who stole small children and citizenry all the mixed bloods of girls’ Benefit association No 11 The hostesa and bride-elewere ma Miller wllLJ?ehostesses at a carried thm off 4o the continent the worldnuist pay the price-- of men's for aiT outing af Lagoon Thursday assisted! receiving by Miss Janet B showtr and supper to be given at Mrs A C Weyland of Butte England presently awoke to this this terrible amalgamation in these will be served at 7 p m Miss Elizabeth B Mitchell the home of Miss Chipman 2505 who with her small daughter Miss danger the police forces of small outbursts of crime and graft and Supper A No 11 will hold its regu- MltjcheTl W B On was in street room of the as apparently she Douglas towns were organized suspicious lawlessness dining charge Friday evening Shirley Lee Weyland has been vislar Monday at 8 p m at assisted by Mrs- Vaughn J Wimmer Mrs Barkdull will entertain for the characters were watched the gypsy must then let her take heroic I O meeting iting with her parents Mr and Mrs O F hall 41 Post Office place Mrs Eubride and on Saturday evening Mr L McKinnon T L Barkdull and Miss measures to protect her people by 177 East Seventh caravans disappeared nice Sheffield Assisting in serving and Mrs Vaughn J Wimmer will South street during the midsumThen we began to hear of the frankly admitting that at large were Miss Patricia Glade Miss Bon- give a garden party for the couple mer weeks has been the inspirareign of terror in Italy The Mafia among them art those who can- Return Home nie Lee Flora Miss Betty Booth On August 15 Mrs Jay Peterson tion for numerous fetes the Camorra operated with sinis- not be trusted Mrs Harry M Walker and daugh- Miss Marilyn Jensen Miss Claudia will entertain for the bride-to-b- e With her husband who arrived ter and secret power for many a Warn the Innocent ter Miss Barbara Mae Walker 1746 Miller Miss Corinne Godbe Miss who on August 20 with Mr Kooy- last week for a short visit in Salt year The "Black Hand" was feared We would not be have returned Joyce Trost Miss Carol Johnson man will be complimented at a Lake City she will return to Butte safe from kid- Yalecrest avenue not only in Italy itself it spread No from an extended visit in Los An- Miss Marilyn Madsen Miss 'Betty garden party to be given by Mrs via Yellowstone national pkrk the its tenacles here in America And naping crimes even then first of theHweek Kooyman the "Black Hand” was a term al- country in which wealth exists ever geles and at Hermosa Beach Cal Webb and Miss Evelyn Olsen most synonymous with kidnaping will be But we would be saved A despotic dictatorship ended the a very large proportion of them existence of both secret societies When a kidnaping occurs the first but not without ruthlessness and thing the police do is to round up and boys with bad bloodshed records Why not warn the InnoBrand All Offenders cent and helpless that the wearer Now the time has come when of a certain small forehead mark I but made his refusal We must analyze the conditions that is not to be trusted? By W M C pay handsome this opportunity and thereby ful- my wins the opening lead of the make kidnaping possible here and Serious Ills demand serious rem- - We should all know that passing dividends It probably is the rarest filled his contract He discarded a club king and declarer plays his diamond from dummy and a club fight them Against such war'-- edles This would be a very se- - a redouble at a one or two is one of all coups three high trumps Then the spades twisted minds as that of Haupt rious thing to do But for that very of the major crimes of bridge yet Here was the deal as given out from his own hand Note how this are run South is permitted to take mann an alien who wormed his reason the criminal would be slow there still are players who continue by Autobridge with explanation of works out West must now lead way into this country and whose to incur it Fear of having to wear to do it Partner we know needs Morehead’s amazing line of play: another heart which is ruffed in his trump whenever he wants it South dealer both sides vulner- dummy while declarer gets rid of Played at six spades the hand record in thii country was a com- the mark that would make him is help most when a redouble his last club4 Now declarer can ruff presents a neat problem Dummy double able: plete indication of his moral ir- pariah everywhere would affect clapped on his take-ou- t' —8 7 5 3 2 a club Dummy can ruff a dia- should win the opening club lead responsibility we should never ex- many a man who otherwise would Then more than ever is he desper—A 6 mond and declarer’s )ast trump wins and should lead a club back for East pect full protection His presence take his chances of detection and ately in need of knowing his part—K 9 6 to ruff Two rounds of trump should the final trick here was without national sanc- punishment ner's longest suit His takeout douthen be taken followed by ont of J 7 5 tion his history stands as the In our jails today on short terms ble presumably was made because East's high diamonds Next the thousandth case In which civiliza- are hundreds of men whose mis- he had no long strong suit of his A Throw-i- n Play erable tendencies are quite difinite-l- y own but with good support high hearts are cashed and the low tion is helpless But against the activities of our recognized by psychologists and unhid suits he wished to learn which And here’s hand No 5 of ths heart is given to the opponents At this stage East does not care which All own native product there are steps criminologists that' these of these his partner could play best world bridge Olympic takes the lead If anyEast-We- st which we could take and ought to authorities can do at present is to When a threatening - redouble par: Bidding and mak- opponent take Every community has its ir- warn them against future convic- comes from the enemy on the left or six diamonds thing but a diamond is returned ing six spades declarer can ruff in one hand and North-Sout- h responsible members its unfortun- tions and hope for the best That it is apparent unless the villain is par: None discard a diamond from the other ate weak-witte- d vulNorth dealer North-Sout- h boys who commit is not enough There must be some bluffing that the doubler and his If a diamond is returned South cannerable whole series of small crimes from way in which the mothers of small partner may be steering for the not lose a diamond trick even if —5 3 boyhood up and yet who don’t merit children can detect them too This rocks and it is imperative that a one player has all the remaining -- Q 10 9 5 suit fit be found as speedily as life terms or commitment to in- problem to us is like the diamonds —7 sane asylums The mothers of evproblem of smaller nations possible But heedless of that warnunified -6 weak 7 8 3 a 5 and 4 comunltles af-inconstant partner f ing peoples less ery township ought to knowofjueh — AKQJ9 ectedbysdes1re for suddenwealth clings to the sinking 'ship falling -- 10 8 6 4 boys they ought to be in sufficientTournament Bridge Our very greatness creates great to extend that ounce of effort that worthless trumps he might have ly close communication with police —A K 6 to been lead his singleton The constant flux and would save his own and partner’s and hospital and school forces to dangers tempted Thursday July 2 Junior —A K 9 8 be able to watch those boys and to movement among our people makes skin Then If ever he should lift club but he holds one natural trump and North South — Mr and Mrs —10 sea that when they wander to the guarding of our children more his voice and come out with his best trick and therefore prefers not to F W Swann 66 East and West— —7 2 other places they are again re- difficult every year We have a suit as paltry as it may be for if ruff Dummy wins with tha heart Mr and Mrs Franklin K Eber-har- d -- J 7 3 right to demand that every means he passes his partner who admit- ace South now begins to draw ported and watched 58 — 6 10 discovers and 3 of is East void no has J trump however of own his suit Because curiously enough moot drastic shall tedly protection may ’ — new It Thia bad 9 a makes be that be forced to to make a disastrous the children we love appear given KQ J kidnaping cases don’t take place Friday July 29 Women' South is down two on the hand as The bidding choice Jn the cities It is rather In the Mrs Frank S Ingalls and Mrs 1938 for The Tribune) (Copyright Along this line and what brought lonely districts to which these vaBertha K French 53 Mrs M J the whole- thing up is the following grants and irresponsibles naturalJoy and Mrs Pat Harlin 43V4 hand which we kabitzed on rely drift that the- kidnapers work — a in which hand An isolated country house a waythe inertia cently Country Club Individual of the of a takeout doubler side gas station a surburban resiand biscuit cutters may wreckedpartner then starts a stripping process by West should raise diamonds on Mrs Phil Garn 7814 Mrs Hugh He passed the havoc dence deserted except for a few be Doughnut used to make attraotively-shape- d the club ace and the two the assumption that a 4 trump Berker 71 a Mrs Newton R Jack-so- n havcashing a with worthless children — thf-- e have been the sandwiches hand dif'Cutting them in 69 'a Mrs Ward R McAlister scenes of the most recent crimes ferent ing not a card in- the opponent’s high diamonds This is a vital- pre- suit is more likely to be valuable ways takes such a little time suit South intends to than a 4 suit East should there- 69 Mrs L Clyde Olpin 67 Mrs L a long suit of his own His liminary play but of this sort And in such places and adds so much to their appearpartner who thought the contract throw West in the lead and must upon bid the small slam in dia D Foreman 65 In something must be known of the ance and appetite appeal could be defeated also passed and (if possible)' prevent a club or dia- monds but should not attempt a -- A trophy was presented to Mrs grand slam Players who bid ’six Garn the opponents made the contract mond return from West South now leads the heart jack spades cannot be criticized severely with ease Hee was the deal: West dealer and West wins West must now for their bidding but on this hand Country Club Tuesday lead a heart and here comes the they will find that their lack of neither side vulnerable: North South— Mrs Ward R crucial play of the hand Declarer decision in the bidding makes it McAlister and 4—9 7 6 5 4 Mrs Harold I Bowcan save a trick by ruffing In one necessary for them to play cor- man tied and —9 8 7 4 3 2 Mrs W H Mitchell and e diaand club a hand better or 3 respondingly discarding Mrs Theodore L Holman 43W mond in the other Morehead made In the play at diamonds East has Mrs G A Marr —None and Mrs Harold I 12 no the decision to pass up sensation” trouble winning tricks Dum- V Leonard 4114 Mrs L Clyde Ol' —A K Q J V— None — A 10 6 8 -- 9 7 5 pin and Mrs A N Johnson 3214 — K J 10 4 -- K 9864 East and West— Mrs J A Hale -- J 32 and Mrs L D Foreman 4614 Mrs 3 2 -1E C Fiedler and Mrs Paul V Kelly -- 8 43 Mrs Newton R Jackson and —K Q J If August 7 is your birthday the and backbone ought to enable it to Mrs F Orin Woodbury 4114 —A Q 8 2 best hours- - for’ you on this date are accomplish whatever it sets out —A Q 10 7 6 Wednesday Senior from 10:30 a m to 12:30 p m from to do The bidding: m Mrs W D Roberts and Mrs John to 7 is your 2:30 8:30 4:30 a man and and from It p August S N W £ B Ashton tied Mrs Frank S Ingalls ? Dbl to 10:30 p m The danger periods natal day your indomitable will Pass Id 10014 Mrs Pass are from 8:30 to 10:30 a m from and bulldog' courage are never likely and Miss Hilda Johnson Pass Redbl Pass 6:30 to 8:30 p m and from 10:30 to fail you As an explorer author Bertha K French- - and Mrs Joe Did you ever step out upon the donee floor be before with here It inserted the might hippy okun m until midnight actor artist musician lav yer en- Rushin Brown 98 '4 Mrs Robert C 4nc J"?t your hair wos porfoct? £vry wove set with explanation of the play that the p If a woman ertiitry to 7 is your gineer doetpr or sales agent your Jones and Mrs Frank A Rank 98 and eccont your nejursl loveliness August Our expert operelors will give you double doesnot questionablctakeout tho vory ultimete in e very boeutiful relieve the partner from his duty birthday you may 6e“tncttned“4o efforts p Come in long testing coiffure Miss Elmira Ogden and Mrs Hara great many questions Curb warded too for yourself! Re- ask nor leave him less to blame old V Leonard 8914 Walter M Successful People Born on for too much of it can gardless of the expediency of the curiosity Critchlow end Mrs E C Fiedler 81 You might be August 7: takeout double it was up to him make you unpopular OF THESE SPECIALS: very partial to food and extremely Joseph Rodman Drake poet to do his pftrt to save the hand efastidious — regarding — Its— quality —Joseph -- P— Thompson EgyptoloPerrnahenf OnplayofThe hand Sduthu5penedr You have most Permanent likely a fine sense gist of the hearts which declarer king Yuece Oil Thomas W Silloway architect won with the ace The defense sub- of your responsibility in discharging and author have duties Complete any you imposed might four club Complete tricks tL ef by Mary Boland sequently gained Hair Style author-an- d ArDW— ft — d 7T HetrSTyte Limited Time Only The negligee or housecoat Mary very readily to peo- poet Limited Time Only declarer two odd redoubled which adapt yourself Malvern E lies metallurgist In the course ple or new places Boland is wearing is a classic deamounted to game of time you ought to become very EliagLoomis scientist sign of black velvet and white chifSHAMPOO & FASHION FINGERJWAYL prosperous Through interior A Thriling Play Copyright 1938 for The Tribune fon Designed byEdith Head the some line of theAlbert H Morehead one of the atrical work teaching or selling gown follows a sweeping princess nation's leading bridge masters and your financial problems may find a line The sleeves are long widenHint a hand recently happy solution Marriage is likely Party analysts played where ruffles which a to should thrill Fifth Beauty give any to be a panacea for most of your Since the bread In “party" sand- ing toward (he wrist WAS 440 contract player Not once In thou- troubles 'Salon Floor wiches is sliced very thin it is best of white chiffon are inserted to sands of deals can declarer afford "The child born on August 7 has to use bread that Is a day old Sand- stress grace to refuse a ruff and discard offered usually an adaptable natifi-A wiches may be stored for a few Similar ruffling outlines the neckhim In this case however More-hea- d love for companionship and sports hours line and an accordion pleated slip by covering them with sitting South not only de- in all likelihood will help make this clean damp ‘cloth and placing in the of white chiffon worn underneath — clined the offer to pick up a trick youngster popular— Perseverance flares out from the waistline down" refrigerator and MaidrWhWillTake Marnage VowrSoon A Recent Guests Garden Saturday Tea Announces Engagement of Young Couple At W W Ottley Supper elght-year-o- ld ' W Groups to Here ct 4’ - —— Women of the Salt Lake Moose chapter N6 92 will join the rest of the Utah chapters in Price for their annual state conference August 13 and 14 in connection with 'the Moose state convention to be held by the men Mrs Walter Johnson senior regent of the Salt Lake chapter has been selected as conference leader by Moose-hea- rt Mrs Edna Whitney of Ogden will be the general chairman and Mrs Nellie May Pugsley deputy grand recorder will be the national representative She will speak on and guest of honor chapter development Opening session for ths women will be Saturday at 2p m There will be a parade with floata and two bands at 5 p m and the grand ball will be held that evening at the Silver Moon-hal- l Sunday at noon the women will again join the men for the annual banquet which will be followed bjra prcgram iirtli Price theater" to be with an address of Mrs William Dalton Neal 528 welcomeopened by Mayor Bracken Lee enCenter street announces the The final meeting will take place gagement of her daughter Miss Sunday at 2 pi m as follows: OpenElbertine Neal to Clyde Obray ing Ogden balloting Salt Lake Ogden 9 o’clock Hehne son of Mr and Mrs Thomas City initiation take ceremony Salt City and closClyde Helme 561 Cent dr street ing Helper More' than 500 repreThe marriage date has been set for sentatives are expected to attend August 24 in the Salt Lake City Betrothal Told At Saturday SupperParty L D S temple The betrothal was announced at a delightful supper given Saturday evening by Mrs Neal and Miss Jean Neal at their home The table was decorated to represent an ocean and was centered with a diminutive bride and bridegroom standing at the helm of a ship Tiny tugboats at each place were joined by silken cords to scrolls hidden in the larger vessel which announced the engagement Individual fortunes for each guest were baked in the cake which formed the foundation of the steamship centerpiece The guests included Mrs Ada W Cannon Mrs Helme Mrs William Gordon Miss Fern Wilkins Miss Edith 'Budd Miss Letha Henstrom Miss Virginia Jensen Mrs Arden Annual Lawn Party “A jolly good time and fun galore”— promised jnvitations to the annual lawn party of the Women's Democratic Study group No 1 Third county precinct slated for Thursday at the home of Mrs Alf G Gunn 3042 Third East street Light' refreshments will be served Magee Miss Marie Pack Miss Ruth Swan Mrs T W Champneys and Miss Frances Neal A number of social affairs are being arranged in honor of the young couple Mr-an- d Mrs Carl Whitner Tomlinson of San Francisco brother-in-la- w and sister of the bride-to-b- e have arrived for tha wedding - an (jciwty ffiird The Tribune's Sunday Bridge Corner for-th- Sf-'j- J e kid-napt- - Appetite Appeal - - 44 litnt 9 StfSHi 0 Your Horoscope for Today TK1DVANTA®E Wav- Wave 3 (7 rn $109 mn Charles-W-Stoddar- Graceful Housecoat Worn Qet TJour Sfall Outfit 17ow (Pay for (ft in Octoi er You know what the old proverb said about the early bird Here the prize for early action is first choice oi the coming season's coats and suits— styles which cannot be copied by late comers because each one is an individual creation We make it easy for you to be an early bird even though your August and budgets are taken up by vacation or other immediate expenses for charge custom ersold andjiewwe'll put'August purchases on September bills payable in Sep-temb- er 'October Those who prefer to pay cash may make their selections now and a small deposit -will- hold-’t- he coat--or suit of their choice-until they are ready to take it out WOMEN’S DEPARTMENT Arthur Frank 208-21- 0 South Main St iL |