Show THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINEFRIDAY EVENING JANUARY OA 194S 11 Pungent 'Psychology Lands Father in Court 'Suicide' Pilots R : h "Free Press" i Harpist Will Given Swords at UH 5 January 10 For Hari-Kir- i Appear Junior Community !of ! Miss Dilling has achieved world I j learned today The human torpedoes known as "Kaitens" also were equipped with special exploding devices that det-if onated the three-to- n jweapons the attacks were unseccessful The details were learned in a question and answer interview with Cmdr Iko Hashimoto commander of the Jap sub which sank Indianthe 10000 apolis The questions were answered through navy interpreter Hashimoto now is being held in San Francisco toy the navy en route flown here back to Japan He was to testify in the courts-martitrial of Capt Charles ' B McVay III the Indianapolas! skipper Hashimoto said the suicide torpedoes were developed by the Japs when they realized they could not compete with U S scientific research The torpedoes were over- 50 feet long had a speed of 36 knots and carried an explosive charge i of 3600 pounds V of the outbur time Born of standing harpists in America her early musical studies were made in this coun try later she continued them in Europe under Henriette Renie the as one er al V 1 ? in- i r 4 TWO BLACK STOGIES "Overdose" psychology was used by John Patterson Pittsburgh P who forced his son Chari he caught the bov sneakinir a -few puffs on a cicaret As rhari v9mA iran railed the police j ExnlaininpiJS the Vcure" at police hearing are vieii w rigni) naries ills motner iurs vm- - j Tram Leaves Rails Worker Killed H 1 1 it (AP) — A streetcar jumped the track at an east Denver loop today! and smashing into a traffic supervisor's small booth killed a Denver tramway company employe and injured four Jan DENVER 11 i m I j it tinent have 'gained for her art the appreciation xt thousands To this American artist was given the distinction of being the first solo harpist to broadcast in Ireland land of the harp and to give the first harp recital for television for the British Broadcast- r ing cojripany ' Miss Dilling has had the honor of playing seven private engagements at the White House She recently made her motion ' ? six-thir- ty $15000000 Dos Wound Mildred Dilling's unrivaled position as the foremost woman harpist has been acknowledged by the critics and by a vast public in Never beEurope and America fore has a harpist achieved 50 widespread a following Her rare gift of interpretation coupled with a complete mastery of technique has arousei new in1 terest- in the harp as a solo in strument and increased the for her as a recitalist Each year she gains added tri umphs on transcontinental tours and frequent broadcasts r Please read "today's and' tomorrow's paper for further details jlvc — -- I Out They Go! A In ' a poll sponsored by the Institute of Student Opinion the students of Weber high school were allowed to express themselves on the following questions: "Do you believe the atomic bomb makes a large army and navy necessary?" Entire stock is yours at these unusual SAVINGS We must make room for Spring Goods Joming in! One person was reported killed and two others wounded in Karzin Sno Suits—SAVE Special Rack of Ladies' Coats Robes and Kiddies' province where the government said "group of immigrants and strangers" fired upon voters during a provincial election a r $39! Yes 66 no 144 no opin- Boys: ion 14 Girls: ion 26 When SPECIAL TABLES of men's Mallets toilet articles babies i' Yes 72 no 236 no opin- Lion :!" i ? fo'50oo'd?£ 33y3 I f ret wjth other nations?" government announcement said today that fighting had brdken out in two Russian occupied provinces in northern Iran j A ministry of interior li official said the outbreaks occurred in sea in Chalus on the Caspian Mazandaran province ' andi at Kaz-i- n J Boys: Yes 64 no 142 no opinion 18 Girls: 'iYes 67 no 226 no opinion 41 J "Do you think the United States should share the atomic bomb sec- asked what "influenced their thinking to the greatest extent 92 boys said family 14 said teachers 23 thought "the gang" seven said community and student opinion 31 magazines and newspapers 42 radio 22 movies one school books and 25 church 'The girls expressed themselves as follows: 155 family 42 teachers: 35 "the gang" 13 community and student opinion 52 magazines and newspapers 42 radio 22 movies one school books and 25 church i LADIES' COATS SUITS AND FROCKS 11 i Films particularly in occtipied territory— are indefensible and can serve only to harm the army's mission in Japan" the statement said January Clearance - ilurder Toll Pupils Tell Views One Dead Two Hurt Is 38 in Six Weeks In Iran Election On Atomic Bomb CHICAGO Jan TEHRAN Jan 11? (Ap) — A (UP)— Police other persons The tram left the rails at a sharp turn into the loop found Chicago's 38th murder vicat East Colfax avenue and Popular tim in six weeks slumped in an street Without overturning it automobile today crushed the booth Ihe slain man was Sam William La Margo 35 who had been shot six times Robbery apparently Was Publisher Passes not the motive as La Margo was COLUMBUS Ohio Jan 11 (UP) an expensive ring and had wearing Harry P Wolfe 73 publisher of in his pocket the Columbus Dispatch and vice ihe body was found by a 'laun president of the Ohio State Journal died at this morning dry truck driver who called police La Margo was a bartender in 'a Death was caused by a complication of diseases 'aggravated by a loop tavern Police said they did severe case of flu believed to have not know the motive for the shoot been contracted New Year's eve ing which was accomplished in Wolfe is survived by his three sons gangland style La Margo's auto Robert H vice president of the mobile apparently had been forced Dispatch Printing Co: H Preston against the curb by the slayers who assistant editor of the Dispatch and pumped six shots into his neck cheek and jaw Major Robert S Wolfe picture debut presented by Artists eral that such demonstrations — i Chicago I Mildred Dilling jirtr '"v" cer and his father — — ' w TAYLOR-VRIGHT'- S - f 'illS'i ji V i ton-'Cruis- r IJj 4 : great French harpist Her European debut took place at the Salle Erard Paris Such was the' success of this initial appearance that she was immediately engaged for gala concerts at the Trocadero and the Salle Ga- veau the largest concert halls in Paris followed by concerts on the continent and in the British Isles Returning to America her concerts here duplicated her continental triumphs and started her upward son the road to assured success the heights of which she has reached and maintained Her are frequents New York recitals calbrilliant events in the music endar of the metropolis' Abroad her fame has kept pace "withr her renown here' Frequent performances in the British Isles France an1! elsewhere on the con- - irttOJI the army newspaper Stars and Stripes in a formal statement today claimed that the paper "never has enjoyed the privileges of a 'free presss' even by army standards" "In this demobilization crisis we feel that the paper has been personnel changed from enlisted to be converted into a 'house organ for tne war department" the state ment charged The statement declared that the newspaper has through open and implied pres sure upon it been iorcea to aeieie distort and play down news to serve personal and professional interests of the army hierarchy and in many instances officers in gen eral" The statement added that enlist ed editprial staff personnel agreed to subordinate news of meetings protesting the demobilization slowdown after the war department's latest announcement "We believe even 'as any gen- - WASHINGTON Jan 11 (UP) Pilots of Japan's "suicide" torpedoes were given short swords with if - they which to commit hari-kir- i missed their ship targets it- was the concert series recognition TOKYO Jan 11 (UP) — Enlisted personnel of the Tokyo edition of - James Jackson 21 was bound over to Second district court following a preliminary hearing in city court today on a felony charge of assault with a deadly weapon Jackson is accusedi of attacking his brother-in-laJes Larsen 45 of 336 Fourth with a sheath knife during an argumeht'in the Larsen home Christmas morning j Says Army Paper World-Renowne- d Concert-The toresent Mildred will association Billing famed harpist' at Ogden Friday high school auditorium 'Jan IS at three p m as one tFaces HipIi Gourt chenille Special Stoker Coal A prepared stoker coal screened to eliminate m ¥2 price m ALL LADIES' HANDBAGS BOYS' WARM MACKINAWS with hoods 4 Now Now- - Off fly-as- : Lion SHOE SALE! 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