THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE case was briefly explained by Mr Lunt to the court His statement follows ’ May it please the court this par ticular case was builded upon the theory of provmg an understanding or agreement between the officers of Weber county and Ogden City who were Indicted to permit bootleggers to operate m Ogden and In Weber county— I say was based upon that agreement or understanding and a case was bullded upon that theory And the evidence we submitted has been upon that theory It was not Court Directs Not-Guilt- y the theory of the government— the case was not built upon the theory Verdict iu Favor of of proving direct payments of money from bootleggers operating In Ogden Authorities City and Weber county and the public official indicted And for that reason we have not any definite con(Continued from Fai One ) crete evidence of payment of money to official rase out of ten in certain localities made by bootlegger in every city simply cover for the which we could prove was paid for sale of Intoxicating liquor This court protection purposes "And inasmuch as the court has knows it "I think every public official In Og Indicated that he desired evidence of den and Salt Lake and every other that nature and the remaining por town in the state know it as well tion of our evidence u based entirely Bui I cannot undertake to hold that upon circumstances to prove an the law authorizes me to send a pub agreement or understanding permitlie official to the penitentiary on a ting bootleggers to operate in Ogden conviction of conspiracy because he City and Weber county for that reason we think it not good policy to happens to know that fact ” proceed further when we have not Burden Placed en CHUenry the type of evidence which the court Johnson Judge placed the burden has indicated he would require us to upon the Ogden citizenry to deter- submit to the jury "That is the reason why we are mine its own policy "If a community as Ogden City resting at this time” Indicted March It desires to have the tale of liquor pre vented within it boundaries it must The defendants were Indicted by look to its public officials to do it” the federal grand jury March 29 folconcluded the court "And if It is lowing an investigation prosecuted the sentiment of the people of Ogden A1 Citv or any other town to wink by government special agents 117 numbering leged coconspirators their eyes—shut their eyes— to what is going on with respect to that that also were named Le The tnal opened Wednesday is their business and they will have to take what they get fi om their own Roy Malm testified that he had car $100 to public officials at least so far as the ried an envelope containing It was given Malm prosecution conviction and sentenc- Sheriff Hammon The Davis a bootlegger ing to the penitentiary or otherwise by Fat was returned to Malm 15 of their public officials for a failure money month later to discharge duties of that sort ” Ira A Huggins Democratic county Immediately after court convened at 10 a m Mr Lunt announced that chairman told of the sheriff denying receipt of tha money and later ask the government rested Its case "Our case is built on the theory of Ing Huggins whether he should renot of pavment of sign in view of the alleged transacagreement We are un tion money" said Mr Lunt George F Phillips former police able to prove any direct payments" sergeant who said he was dunmsed Directed Verdict because he w as a ‘broken cog1 in The court then Informed the de- the Wilfong machine testified that fense counsels that it would enter he had been reprimanded for visiting tain a motion for a directed verdict a speakeasy in search of a womans if the officials would rest their cases husband that Chief Wilfong had told Following a short conference the him that a special liquor detail was Ittornevs for the defendants an in charge of all rum raids nounced they had no testimony to veteran alleged John Sandman The court then granted the bootlegger told of Informing Shcrif! present motions Hammon of the workings of tie The government’s structure of the "bootlegging system” whereby $10 SEVEN FREED OF SATURDAY MORNING Exonerated bv Court Order MEN RDM 1 Sheriff Amna M Mammon lower JohnW liarberUon and Erastua Weber county Bingham deputy aheriffs I W Pack captain of detectives and Marlon L detective Christensen Ogden depart- police ment eiUmtMwHi ‘ ATTEND TIIE Big Aviation Dance to Be Held in the NATIONAL PARKS HANGAR at the Salt Lake Airport MAY SATURDAY SpecLl nlht 27TH ' Special orehetlra Other surprise features flying slants ADMISSION tl PER PFRSON 000 a month was collected from speak Scout Officers Hear Executive AIMS VOICED About 15 preside nls vice pt evident and Scout executives representing Cache Villev Ogden Gateway Bi v cc Canyon and S lit Lake councils of the Bov Scouts of Amer-- j ic a attended a dinrter and meeting Saturday night at the Hotel Utah given in honor of C J CarLon Los! Angeles regional executive cf the organization Mr Carhon reviewed Ms recent tour thiough the state of California Nevada and Arizona where he said he found business conditions rapidly improving He will leave Monday for Kansas City to attend the annual national scout meeting j LlflOflUtrn BAPTIST SNUB 1 Move to Repudiate Study Sponsored by Roekefeller Fails at Meet n WASHINGTON Mav 2fl at the damentalist repiosentatives Northern Baptist convention today failed in a move to put that body on record as lcpudlatlng the theology ex pressed in the book Re Thinking Na Uons” w'hlch repi esented the find ings of a study financed by John D Rockefeller Jr Tha convention however did adopt a commendation of the mission bourd of the Baptist church which hnd the book unacceptable inso far as it ‘failed to give Christ his place of pieeminence" The mission boaid pronounced some sections of the book valuable Earlier the convention applauded d nested the reading of resolutions towaid repeal against prohibition disarmament and world praie and against ‘sweat shops and the tcmblc condition in the coal fields" They will be acted on tomorrow Dr W i Abernathy of Washing ton D C was elected convention resident to succeed Dr C Oscar J ohnson of St Louis Mo Rochester N Y which will be cede brating its 100th anniversary In 1034 was chosen as the next convention qlty In recognition of Its ”rank as "an important Baptist center In the discussion of the book "Re Thinking Nations” the Rev W H Rogers of Poi Hand Ore said the book had challenged nation and had presented an unfair pictuse of mis aionanes in the field He moved re pudiation FERRY MNKS WITH St ISTANBUL Turkey May 26 Turks drowned todav when a ferryboat carry ing 50 persons It was crossing the river Kil 4 ank as kit near Tokat Sc v eral persons w ere missing jfAV-Fu- ‘ Congratulations AIR-MINDE- to SALT LAKE CITY D Our beautiful and outatanding new Airport Administration Building 1$ painted -- nd decorated with IF 0 1 ort Hull lhlt f' (Conlinutd Irom I’M On aum last W P FULLER & CO SALT LAKE CITY AND OGDEN "Pioneers — Since Installed a Ton of Copper in This Bean tiful Airport Building We Have Western Air Express Inc America’s First Air Passenger System uirioncy Colonel Thw a tee added ‘We at present have atlornev on the continent studying case which Idaho— Mrs L P arose from denunciation of the gold POCATELLO Sanders of Butte Mont member of clause by France and Belgium ‘Lie protective committee will the national board of directors meet next Monday or Tuesday to plan Heating and Sheet Metal at the session in the Memorial "a com 'e of action ’ Contractor building Friday morning of the Rocky May Reconsider Pact Mountain conference of Girl ixouLs 150 South SUto SUrtt Although financial expert In Lon Speakers at that program Included Mixx Theresa Carter New York di- don said they did not expect any Bit 5241 rector of the national organization drastic decline In the dollar as result “Services Given by the National” of the gold repeal move In Wash Mrs G B Newman Pocatello ‘Five out it it did de Man Nominated W s of Publicity": Mrs R B Porter ington they pointed Virginia time sharply one of the nations ‘Interpretation of First agreeing to the Roosevelt tariff trurc As Kntoy lo Argentina Sa't Claxs Badge and Golden Eaglet Stand might be justified in reconvening Ihe Muss Olga Carlson legion WASH ING TOlOJay 26 (FP)— Pres- ards" and “ organizing committee of the world al director "Older Girl Activities ident Roosevelt todav nominated Alexconference to consider economic includes Th delegation which ander W Wedell of Virginia as whether the American action was not states Idaho from five to Argentina and William representative to the pa t Utah Wvmning Montana and Colo contrary Zimmeiman Jr of Illinois to be Under the French reservation to serves res Hall Indian the rado visited Fort ‘be time now in effort however commissioner of Indian ervation Thursday night and were Ihe burden of rests wi’h su li ’he guests of the troop there at dm a nation which proof must prove that the of n Gross r FA superintendent of One the unique featuic of the (by Washington in this case) Chief Johnny Bal action annual chexs tournament in Strobeek the reservation la injurious to it interests befors It MSTAHT-mO- Z Bannov Shoshone k of tribes the lard a Germane is game ploved withjiv 'and "Mrs Susie Yupe Lipps troop can (onvoke the committee ing piece Although obligations under the gold 'header were among the apevkers clause are on of the most complex Other solutions Friday were held in of legal questions and frequently have the Memorial building during the af with dinner stumped The Hague court an emi lernonn and evening served at the Hotel Bannock at 6 30 nent authority on International law expensed the opinion that foreign p m Th $rr? ft4 ! Crtsm of United State securities Afternoon apeakera were Mrs Te holders had no recourse if the bond are payof member the Vietser Grand Young able in the Uruted States If the regional committee Mrs E M Bag obligations are payable In Britain Salt Lake City chairman of the onal committee Miss Carter and tin Eng’Uh law appliea M- Farad ex Sejn E N Robert Mr C Ben Roc wife of the gov multi Paradoxically the English law long ago abolished the necessity of pav route frL'ri was not able to addressat the planes on Coast-to-Cothe rnent in gold com if a debt Is ex public meeting Friday right 2 Pilot Radio Stewardess She m con prewed in (irl Srtoout conference sterling However if it WIST and NORTHWEST— her home In Boise with an u expressed in a foreign currency fined infected font Her talk was to have the debtor cannot p&cspe tti gold Z Clan Daffy bpn ff UrP ( the night i program dative In Fngland 4162 Mr t viler (f New Ymk aeMstant The FngUsh court of appeals tan FranclaC 7'ihrt Bela 1624 executive secretary of (nl Scouts cently ruled in the case of Feist vi 4 speaker the bouet 4178 field division was the mam Beige Spokane — that despite the gold clause the ob-4404 Partland 74 ligation could be paid in currency 1266 Phone Goinpanv Aheorhs J' Saattl because the debt was expieued In CAST- -2 Jackion -- alley Plan sterling Daily — A belief that Brtam will now de22 61 I hr Danvtr IDAHO FAI L8 Idaho — Addition of fuit next month’s war debt pavment 6424 the Jackson Vnllev Telephone i om Omaha is itreng!ie ned in well informed 6417 puny holdings to thner of the Moun financial circle Kansas City following word of 71 64 tain States Te’ephnne and lelegiaph the move to repeal the gold aland Mlnnaspallt It was felt 13' I 926 company was announced heie Thura rd art In Washington Chlcaga SI 62 day by llarrv Mm gan lot al exc hinge thu constitutes the final juitlflt ation Dvtrait i6 Cleveland HJU manager Mr Moigiin and Han y or nonpayment f the United States la Justified nine of Boise state plant Mipenn New Yafk tendent were forced back from h con ty tlie pressure of circumstance In WiihlntMt 11 templa'ed Inspection trip ovq defaulting cm obligation to foreign Round Trip 10" Off acquired lines by the snow on J’rton creditors” ora widely known expert sa d ”ste certainly cannot hold But pas Uedncsdav tm gull'y for nonpayment of the A raw copper rircult will be In AII IOBBY DOTH IT rialled to jem the Jackson and Moran ljU! c insubnert pending revuiun aaatrh 2002 yn dlvi'lora to the M S T AT I lula Hop Hot! Pet sa4 WMtero Unloa Office cornt uny lines at Victor Idaho it is Lit’It hope that Pres'dent Ttonne planned veil wmuld be ib'e to ai range a new Uilg and Tnrv were fnri applied mora’orimn on the June annuity war to English political jcaities In t ariis heul in Fi g and Brill h iimon unanimoualv regxrd 11 a re gn a ed smpenAion of th gold (lau when Mi morully unjue'lfiabl HuO'Cvelt took that action A lisjn! Iv seda’e selion of lie press de w nl -- d it as outright rotdirrv ami urged It at no more war debta be yaid to Ihe Unite 1 N''e The tirsncial News fin rnent w a typical It laid which were The veiv aieurrenl liel U Jutfy lh Ameriian defaul'of ould when the rels'ive gravity the dffimltiri has Iren consiclered have Jut fieri umlsleral rpu1i'ion of tt war debts as far ba k as 19 II) Neverlhe on altbmilh default eer L Illy will come eventually If rej u ti America ennllmie (o ridi ber h gh horse In this mud'er reprxlj r f r bond ties Indiu ed Britain to w Lunch every ort of appeal lo Air er n f her even and ii p al’y gdd reverve In order to pay the debt si The Neon System L'e ii four numt’ ago ' Mail— Passengers — Express i ONLY SIX HOURS TO COAST SALT LAKE— LOS ANGELES— SAN DIEGO W A Middleton pie-side- d Tlanes— Two Schedules Dally Multi-Mot- at AIRPORT COFFEE SHOITE Salt Colville FARE—One May DFPOT n caterer at ho for the part Mr Seymour the twd years has successfully operated the cafe at the Airport has equipped the Airport Coffee Shoppe In the MOST MODFRN WAY This Coffee Shoppe can appease your appetite — from a cup of drltclous coffee to a luncheon or complete dinner All kinds of fountain drinks amed well-know- te Coma out any time and are the new Mg IP e V IIATIOIIAL PARKS AIRWAYS INC 'Ilie Air Line brtivmi Salt Lake f'lty nnl Great Fa IN Montana with internif'diatf1 Mopping points nt Utah Pocatello Montana Idaho In V R 34 IU Be Celebrated by Sunday— 12000 000 Mile Flown-- 'Q Old) I’aaaenger tarried hlnre May 16 1826— A World Safety Record Wetter Air Eiprett etfera fast romfortab) dependable servlet Wasatch 4684 E A Vi The Beacon of Safety Srv)c to 137 Citts over ONn Fuffr and Jlilma Two Round Trips Daily Air Mail Passengers and Express fall Wn 3331 or inquire nt National Falks Aintnts office at Municipal Airport for de- I Congratulations i On Your Opening of America's Finest Airport Restaurant f-:- 5: : FF ff tt u 4 Ft £ - F Erection of the most powerful high intensity Neon Beacon in the world by uh for the First National Bank on its building’ moves Salt Lake City up into first place among Neon lighted cities of the country i fight Ctn H Electric RaiiRe BourIiI I’rom the utrinn J (Hjslfit fr m th fttfiiial $U t i UUJ ) I k of rKnMy Kbv Hiiiri nil IB Our U va § i r ELECTRICAL PRODUCTS CONSOLIDATED s J 'Mir t h e t pt r Umi(i f uf in ' r I U 1 t' rf Full infoimalmn concerning CLAUDE NEON Sliuminstim ill he gladly furnuhed without ohiigation Just phone Was 283d or write rnln!fluff rtltjwfi ir ihop I hr other V it H ft rntn tamr1 f ighrf rdu 'ii m high jo hi I Net r r m i t tri MtiM) iihf D rlr f cf lighting: hai gladly Accepted And Aticcemfully 11 Al busmeaa And industry to of Aviation Al challf met the f’g to meet their moat the effective exacting Reeds provide lighting viir miop h hood m roprrvvn 1 135 South State I a orld br-- aKl Western Furniture Co 1 £1 h Likewise the giant beacon and the three fivcfoot letter CLAUDE NEON signs which will blaze forth the bank’s name below the beacon place the First National Bank Building in top position as the brightest Neon lighted building in the country — and possibly in the MR SEYMOUR! L f & High Intensity Neon V tl tailed information SPEEDY! SCENIC! COMFORTABLE! $$§70 motored UJ Travel by Plane Trip ' at - i $3261-R°u- nd lift) ) 06 AM 1 lonerrit ship I it Noon fteginnlnnr of Passenger Rervlre ICE CREAM FtfP IMAM 12 Another Milestone i NOW IN THE NEW UNION AIRrORT T SEIMOIR Manager via United Air Line Lake-Denv- leave Sail lake Arrive Denver IN Airport Coffee Shoppe t’TAII ) Stales supreme court will not uphold the president action The bondholdeis indicated they weie prepared to carry the fight to the ‘highest couit' in on rflmt to prevent heavy loose by accepting on pavment of interest and United Slates bonds in depreciated is The Sne mm&mmmm BRITONS THREATEN FIGHT OVER GOLD GIRL SCOUT easy and gambling house operators as w ell as leaders of slot machines ommendatlons of the association to The general prothe conference visions of the administration measure arc approved by the Utah Associated he said although slight A C Rees manager of the Utah industries Associated Industries has been in modifications appear necessary for vited to attend a conference of nation- clarification al business leaders m Washington D SCHOOLS MEAD TO LEAVE C June to consider the Industrie' AMERICAN FALLS Idaho— W E control bill pending before the sen ate Mr Rees wa aked to represent Davidson superintendent of city Utah industries at the conference schcols plans to leave by auto next which will be held at the Mayflower week for a term at the summer school hotel at Northwestern university 1 vanston The manager of the Utah organia 111 He also will attend the National tion said he either will attend the Education association convention m conference in person or forward yec- - Chicago during the first week In July' Utah Industries Head Asked to Capital Meet BOOK ESCAPES Seven defendants the Ogden liquor piracy trial were drred acquitted Friday by Federal Judge Till-Johnson They are top left to right Mayor Ora Bundy Police Chief A E Wilfong PLOTCHARGE iA MAY 27 1933 rt j rt )( ( Bait r J D Laughlm CKy Msnnger