Show D' Weather Forecast Local Metal Priced Sunday unsettled shower Friday Temperature: Max 86 Min 72 IDAHO— Unsettled cooler Saturday Sunday PetaUed Report on Fate It fTTAH— Saturday VOL ‘t 121 NO 117 SALT LAKE CITY SATURDAY SEIZED IN BASINHEARSTRIO MORNING AUGUST HOOVER VETO The Airs Error I SEVEN DIE 16 BOND THEFT QUXZpRAiSED FARM BOARD PLANS Banker Arrested in Probe of Nation HELP Former Wide Ring $1000000 in Securities Uintah Growers sured of Federal in Effor LEGION TALK Congressman Colton Avers Aug 8 (AP) — Leo Mergen a former banker First Bill Passed by of Minneapolis wu one of three men arrested here today in Was Absurd £ gaconnection with investigation into a nation wide bond theft Congress Merger! a as once sentenced to pris for handling stolen bonds but later released by presidential hat as a “victim of circumstance” according to Captain Dan Gilbert who made the arrest With Mergen were arrested Stanley McCormick of Minneapolis and R W Hampton of Indianapolis both of whom were said by police to have long records as securities thieves A fourth alleged member of the ring whose identity was not disclosed Is being sought i BY STAFF CORRESPONDENT Captain Ollbert said he had inforFORT DUCHESNE Utah mation to the effect that the men had disposed of nearly a million dolAug 8— The old and the new CLOSING DAY ATTRACTS 12000 Picturesque lb on Indian Concert Completes Meeting’s Events lars TONS and the mint at to his Third Candidate for State Commander Looked For that led up to McCormick's at Saturday Election extraordinary three-ye- Events ar trial and fight to stay out of prison began In 1921 when a government mall truck Srecltl t The Tribune was held up by Gerald Chapman In PROVO — The action of President New York Bonds worth 81500000 Herbert Hoover In vetoing the vetwere stolen Then followed a haul of erans’ bill passed by congress rea similar nature in Chicago The cently was vigorously defended by third major crime of the period w as State Representative Don B Colton the robbery of the Denver mint In in an address before delegates to the which $500 000 In currency was taken twelfth annual convention of the Borne of the stolen bonds were American Legion Department of traced to Minneapolis McCormick Utah here Friday afternoon was arrested The trial opened April The bill contained many absurdi11 1923 and lasted until April 24 ties and was entirely Inconsistent Government operatives told how declared Representative Colton “It they had masqueraded as bond sales- would give to a man who was able men bankers and bandits to gain to secure government hospitalizatInside knowledge of the operation of ion a pension totaling from $200 to $250 while the man who was willing the bond ring They produced a box that they to fight his way In the world alsaid had contained as much as $125-00- 0 though Just as badly disabled got worth of securities at a time This nothing ‘ box they said had been buried at McIt also provided that men who enCormick s summer home at Lake listed In June 1921 three years after Minnetonka near here being opened the armistice was declared should from time to time to supply the de- receive the same compensation that men who fought through the world mands of purchasers McCormick after the hearing of war and suffered every disability rethe long list of witnesses was con- ceived Seri- Gang Buried lhen Dcbri Hits Slope Denver figured as a background trial of Injured in Stale ous TWO SEEK CHIEF TOST Chapman notorious bandit robbery of the government worth of stolen securities When arrested Mergen had $25 000 worth of stolen bonds In his possession The securities Included certificates of the Ohio Public Service company Melville Shoe corporation powerful leader of the Utes Michigan Public Service company a and the Erie Forge company sat prominently among throng of Indians men and Paroled From Federal women looking blandly upon a group of artists Prison in 1928 These artists who gave a vocal and MINNEAPOLIS Aug 8 (P) -S- tanley Instrumental program have gone McCormick former Minneapolis ayv ay from the reservation to distant broker now under arrest In a bond schools They have been taught to theft case In Chicago was paroled sing and play by white teachers and from the federal penitentiary at they appeared tonight before a crowd Leavenworth October 13 1928 after of nearly 10 000 giving a program serving a little more than two years term for possessing which would have been a credit In of a seven-vevicted of conspiracy to stolen from the malls any cultural center of the land matter A $2 500 000 stolen bond conspiracy bonds and of possession Among the piano soloists was Wau-be- n a $1 500 000 mail robbery bv Gerald bonds W'nzltz who has been away from the reservation eighteen years studying music Phyllis Daniels also westmet at historic Fort Duchesne in the closing of the annual Uintah Basin Industrial convention here Friday night when Chief Powmi the most Throe CHICAGO ring Sliver 34'xe Zinc SZK- -i AE5 DROUGHT AID HURT AS MINE As- Aid Lead PARLEY SET TOP CRASHES BY HOOVER IN Held Stolen h 10 65c 21 PAGES— FIVE CENTS 1930 9 Copper OF ROCK y Officials Give Death List A Lindbergh Storm Foils Lindy World Radio Speech POTTS VILLE Pa Aug 8 (PI — miners were killed and 18 Injured late today by a fall of top at Seven the Gilbertson colliery of the Philadelphia Reading Coal and Iron company Three of the Injured men were In a serious condition at a hospital Company officials said their check showed only 23 men were In the gang Thirteen of them needed only first aid treatment when taken from the slope far Corners Fail to 11cur Ambitious Droadcast of Lone Eagle T1’ Dllbertson colliery 10 miles Pottsvllle has been closed since May and t've 23 men were placing new rails li the slope when a top rock loosened and fell about 50 feet The rock carried with It tons of dirt from Drought Areal FALL Rescue Speeded by Teams From Near-bCollieries Col Chas Heat Lingers As Pall Over CHICAGO Aug 8 AV-T- he western plains lay temgasping under peratures again today as the worst drought in years hung steadfastly ever most of the middle west Missouri Particularly was suffering fro nr the Intensity of the lingering wsve with temperatures over 100 general throughout the state Experts held out Uttie hope for salvaging the com and wheat heat-scarre- d crops now even If rains should bring relief It was over 103 In St Louis at 2 p m and 105 at Jefferson City the holiest of the yesr Poplar Bluff had 107 Southern Illinois also remained virtually prostrated by the proTemperatures longed drought above 100 were common Light showers in portions of Iowa had a cooling effect but came too late to give much benefit te crops experts said Governors of Twelve States Called to White House Meet FOOD SUPPLY OF U S OKEII Secretary Hyde Gives Detailed Report of Crop Conditions WASHINGTON An 8 (AP)— President Hoover today called a White House eoixffr-enc- e of governors of twelve states for next Thursday to map out & broad cooperative federal state program of relief in the drought stricken areas of the country The conference wu called after the president had received a detailed report from Secretary Hyde showing the "critical aspect” of the situation to be in the shortage of animal feed crops In states of the middle and far northwest and extending east as far as the Atlantic seaboard No alarm wa felt over th nation's food sup- timber and other debris burying the NEW YORK Aug 8 m —Storms workers at sea which could not keep Colonel Rescue workers from near-b- y colCharles A Lindbergh from accom- lieries went in to dig out the men Five of them were found alive a little plishing his famous flight across the more than an hour after the accivoice dent ocean today prevented hl ply The mtshap occurred on the third from making a transatlantic Jourlevel about 1900 feet underground Mr Hoover also conferred later Id ney through the air the day with Ernest P Blcknell actJust as he was ready to send his Company officials said the slope had sell stolen Would Cost Government this been usual the Inspection words on a longer vovage than he given ing chairman of the American Red of stolen Third of Revenue He Says or any other man has ever mademormng and no loose rock or dirt Cross and Instructed the relief orIs about nine The found slope It would cost the government in a plane a terrific electrical storm ganization officials to stand by to asd of the country s broke over the Atlantic and Vounfatan aifirieofatom practically most ambitious arrangements pverllno vlie sist In any possible emergency Inmade for a world broadcast all went BOjdegreea The company gave out this list of Help Rushed to Nogales to volving human suffering He declared that Immediately fol- - for naught It was his first formal played a piano solo while on the cordead' Animal Fred Held net saxophone and xylophone Leonlowing the president’s veto a newradio address and It was to have Aid 300 Persons in Anthony Strucka Shenandoah 49 ard Larose Wilson Johnson and bill which commits the government been heard In the far corners of the Chiefly Affected 44 William Burke Malzeville AusAsia Africa Phillip Arkansas performed “The situation Is one to cause af to a policy of paying pensions to all world— Europe Dire Need Matthew Hoker Malzeville 29 Earl Gardner sang Erma Harris tralia Chnrles Yourchev 42 Ollbert son deal of concern” the president great disabled veterans who have not an knew Colonel gave a reading and Ruth Johnson a Lindbergh Luckily 46 Gilbertsaid in a statement to the press “bud fceneca Indian from Oklahoma renIncome of $3500 If married and $1500 nothing of the sudden opposition of sonPatrick Birmingham WINSLOW Arlz Aug 8 (UP) — it must be borne in mind that the dered two solos AU but Miss JohnIf single was Introduced and quickly the atmosohere and so was not Comeroskl 20 Turkey Run STINNETT Texas Aug 8 (AP)— A D Payne Amarillo passed son were Utes This bill liberalizes existing aware until It was all over that his Joseph Santa Fs lines near Joseph City Arlz drought has mainly affected animal Mailiek Frackvtlle Mlchale laws and makes It easier to prove words lmd not reached their goal 23 miles east of here were blocked feed the bulk of the direct humanl Indian Artists “Good Night” lawyer tonight was awaiting punishment for the murder of service nervous?" someone Are you connection he disability Marks Convention’s Close tonight St heavy rain hampered food production of the eountiy being his wife and maiming of his son a dynamite stated Athough not perfect it has'avked in the little room at the stu with crews in cleaning up wreckage of abundantly In hand “ Mrs Francis E Bums of the Inother features not contained by other dlos of the Columbia Broadcasting the Hop! Limited which hit a weak“Nevertheless” he added “there dian service who directed the pro- bomb in the family motor car June 27 his 63 page confession bills and recognizes the need of the system Just before the fljlng colonel ened bridge last night and crashed will be a great deal of privation veterans Indian ar- signed and in the hands of authorities gram assembled all the began to speak -' a wash two and into trainmen killing eundHe also spoke briefly of the re- tists for a ' good night and the conHe looked briefly about th among families In the drought areas He pleaded that the punishment due to the loss of Income and th fiInjuring 29 passengers vention came to an official close cent consolidation of the disabled cubicle: the two cylindrical of acene Official the at the wreck In death chair nancial difficulties Imposed upon the electric The final day saw an attendance preferably erans bureaus under one head which microphones on their high pedestals vaid it probably would be morning them to carry their animals over tha of more than 12000 persons who be- be expedited He had renounced Inwould eventually he hoped elimi- The officials huddled In a comer his resumed service before through his winter confession old at a nate in this wicker from wife fort early sanity making much red tape gan arriving quietly smiling Meanwhile passengers of east and “The American people will proud 7 No fir” he said “I am not Inin the morning The Indians dressed Praise for the work of General chair transwest bound trains are being take care of necessities of their In their tribal regalia for the last pa- sane I am Just abnormal I knew Frank T Hines was given by the "Why should I be nervous about M) story Cleared ferred via bus around the wreckage countrymen Inthe time of stress or diffirade which opened the day’a activi- I was committing murder and am ”not speaker while In closing he praised going on the air?’ a ked the man 32 MorE of Bodies R and Bixby o rose trying to dodge the penalty now ties and the convention the work of the American Legion whom the air Is home culty Our first duty Is to assure our Youth Arrested for ris B Biirnev 41 both of Los Angeles suffering And then h’ proceeded to read his countrymen that tills will daring- “Your organization Is doing throughout the day toward Its highest Edward W Thomerson district atwere and fireman taken be done that their courage and spirit engineer said all case moments In the evening unmindful In more than any other organization tho probatorney tonight that prepared address Reign of from the debris many hours after the'shall be maintained and our second Aside from the merrymaking on bly would be presented & grand Jury the world to preach against discon- his vast and waiting audience was engine and three car Went into the duty Is to assure an effective organithis final day It was a day of big to convene August 25 tent You stand for honest compen- deafened by the storm wash zation for Us consummation ” sation and are one of the greatest Pavne detailing a series of plots Colonel Lindbergh spoke of the things for the Uintah Basin farm— 8 None of the passengers suffeied WHEATLAND Wyo Aug (Pi ers This country has been called covering eighteen months to kill his factors of this country In stabilizing close alliance between developments Million Farm Families this ship of state ” of transportation and the general A woman s affections goal for which serious Injuries Santa Fe officials “promised land for so many years wife so she would not learn he was the more spectacular of the early said All continued the Journey east- In Stricken Sections of civilization that the settlers of the basin are “the meanest man on earth” said BALTIMORE Md Aug 8 Improvement Veteran Brigham City ‘ bled and ward after emergency treatment he pioneer element fought The governors summoned to next rather used to promises of any sort he was not sorry for the murder He If we accept the principle Herrick former Oklahoma Elected Grande Chef de Care are believed bv authorities to The Injured list Included Maude week s conference were from Missaid life today' Is preferableidled that They have been promised this and said he feared Mrs Payne would congressman in Jail here E after his At a dinner of the Forty and Eight to that of ancient times then it figure In the activities of a masked H Rules Ontario Cal Mary souri Arkansas Illinois Indiana learn of his financial losses and hia promised that But the promise of a big future be- relations with Verona Thompson his arrest while working at s atill as held at the Hotel Roberts following g logical to assume that any tu- - rider captured here tonight after a Buckley Pasadena Mrs Floy W Ohio Kentucky West Virginia Vir- series of escapades approaching the Hlcks Fasadena Gerrle Hansen San rglI1a Moniana came brighter today when J R How- stenographer Kansas Iowa and handy man at $15 a week observed the morning meeting officers for the ture Improvement In transportation Bernardino Cal Mrs William Ar- - Nebraska Members of the farm board ad- - fantastic ard representing the federal farm “If I had it to do over” he said today that maybe he had made a state organization for the coming1 will result In a corresponding ’ O C ” Mrs Davidson terror Chicago were chosen Jones ney with Lewis Taken Into after custody year and board not only gave assurance of “I would do the same thing again vance In methods of living leading farm organizations also will participate Don t you feel relieved? Isn t your mistake In not taking some of the of Brigham City selected as grande He spoke of the great continental tzlng ranchers of the Laramie peak Denver Mrs E Hohensee Chicago government aid In the basin but de' Wis Milwaukee Carl Nelson Mrs Adams weeks Charles The and for of clared It to be a fact that govern- conscience easier?” he was asked re- money he said was offered him duri- chef de gare country survey of the agriair systems preliminary predfeted today officers selected were that within a few years trans a youngster not yet at his majority Mrs Leonard Paltz Milwaukee Wis culture department showed the animent money Is ready for the needs of garding his confession ng his one term as a legislator " Mo L I F Bencher Kansas City When I was In congress he said Thomas R Kerschner retiring chef oceanic lines would link these into admitted he was the hooded horsemal feed crop shortage to be most the farmers and cattlemen CompletNo” Ekyne replied “I feel Just Y N Carol acute in the state In closing man who had galloped over the Galley Edgevllle mentioned Other world wide network ing the formation of a local organiza- the same as I did when I was plan- “I had as much as $50 000 In bills de gare member of the Cheminot Leone Scott Kan of Thomson an Ottawa of Natlonale fashion Frank the desk— of Dr stacked on my lnterna- countryside after T Reynolds tion In Utah through which the farm ning to kill them dishonest governors may be asked to attend he urged the necessity ElizaC F Britt Provo so W chef Chicago H eailler to train Chicago But them de the Is must holdelr conference one board I said deal all that is “I have only the president said as tlonallv uniform regulations ‘take it grande day regret: I am sorry money the blast that killed Mrs Payne did away’ Maybe I w as a fool " Brangham of Ogden grande eorre- - that the Intercontinental filers of He declined however to explain beth Morrow Ottumwa Iowa Elsa feed crop shortages exist elsewhere ing up hegotlatlpns Barefoot In the atea affected were said to not blow Junior to his death ” unshaven and clad In spondent Frank Anderson of Balt the future would not be impeded by the motive for his free play with a Britt Chicago: Mrs W F Rush Urjes Fanner Not to Ship firearm and warnings dropped at the Trentonr Mo J C Hampton and reside 1 000 000 farm families possaid he had hoped to take overalls Herrick 54 years old would Lake commlssalre lntendent Roland national restrictions Payne of both Parsons Cattle East This Year His horse wore Joyous Hampton on the "dishonest Krebs of Myton commlssalre voydoors of ranchers his own life and told what officers not elaborate sessing approximately 2250 0(H) horses ” He stuck to his a white robe to add to the circus-lUc- s Kan and mules 6 000 000 cattle and 12 -Howard Is from Iowa where the regarded as a story that ageur Walter Hadlock of Ogden al (Zeneral Malin Craie plan to money ternate 000 000 hogs and sheep or about 12 P K he took the Job at the still at which Chemlnot National corn crop has been burnt to a crisp "blow up” himself with dynamite spcctftclf Named 9lh Corps per cent of the nations farm aniArresting officers surmised that by this summer s sun He urged the He said he had thought of killing he was captured Wednesday along iHayea of Duchesne grande guard de mals Adams was trying to run out of the Army Dip farmers of the basin not to send their Mrs Payne before he met Verona ith two other men to get evidence la porte Aaron Leonard of Colum g 8 m— Major country the man who waa his rival Bodies in Debris feed cattle back east this year but Thompson whose statement of an to be turned over to prohibition of- bia Paul Ranson of Bingham Dr Considered as a whole Secretary to keep them In the basin and feed affair with him led to his arrest He ficials Word from the capital said Melvin Ballard of Logan S Q Wise Oenerai Malin Craig of Berkeley Cal for the affections of a woman makHyde said In hia renort to the presi- fTTp) of Roosevelt and C E Reynolds of 'commanding the Panama canal them here He told the growers a declared that his Inability after aihe was refused a commission and ing his warnings to ranchers gendent the drought ‘ does not present members of the Grande crisis confronts their livestock There season of prosperity to maintain the warned not to incriminate himself today was ordered to com- - erally to cover up his motives M area mlhot of Ninth Imand the have corps are 75 000 head of cattle and 75000 family living standards had prompt-- 1 Herricks fortunes gone from wlthj and Arlz of fee-- r tn streets the Nogales Francisco Nominees Utah American ef for at to state worse ban bad defeat rehis of since and In ed his thoughts destruction for headquarters shrep the basin Cunmpn in Auto Sonora today In search of persons i$ inter 55 heat Already November 21 The new agricultural marketing that he was not Influenced by In election He traded in airplanes for Legion auxiliary officers for the com-ltlI ictim missing following the cloudburst Harvested Held Ample a time he said and then broke went ing named at the meeting of General Craig had previously been Kill act will give you a relief you need " fatuation for "the other woman ’’ Carry which Inundated this region Thurs-LO- S the he said Not until the present tariff My wdfe was faithful devoted and to work on Maryland farms doing the organization Friday afternoon1 ordered to theareacommand of with hedquarters areas follows: Mrs Algle Balllf of Eighth corps ANGELES Aug 8 (P) -- An day claiming five lives and caustog manual labor jheat crop have we had real recognition by con- companionable” he said and Mrs J W Horsley of Brig- - at Fort Sam Houston Texas In his unidentified man apparently lured half million dollars damage whiUMt has un! gress that agriculture must be placed It was not known how long Payne The idea of trying to be an underc- Provo wheat croD snring officials of As work progressed Mrs Charles new assignment he will take the place to a deserted street corner by gun- as upon an equality with Industry Co- would be kept In the Hutchinson over agent he said he got from a ham City president nercenldufmethe rnonUi ‘moonshine family" who he said Livingston of Salt Lake first vice given Major General Douglas Mac- - men wav shot down by two men who 'both cities reported the number operative marketing means distribu- county Jail where he was brought fur "ch-atmeet lag Increased from seven to ten A of to an automobile before hti ‘riv Arthuf from me out of $150 rent money leaped appointment tion on a basis of profits which come questioning and as a precaution (Contlnurd on Pate Pour) ff him todav The body was thrown Into bin £ do nUc f remUremeiU equal (Column One ) p back to the farmers If you work against possible mob violence after I got from my farm back In Okla(CMUnd on On ” the car which speeded away homa as arreststahis will you In the neighbors together bilize prices control your commodnot large the t j Intermediate states Is win equality for your prod(late crop In commercial sections of ity and ‘ ucts " the northern states gives promise of WHO KILLED JONATHAN HUBBARD? Extension of more equitable credit (Continued on Pw Two) is what the farm board U striving for 4 4 (Column Thre ' 4 4 4 Howard said He continued- - “If the HEMP of "THE Read the Ingenious solution middle west gets through this year ROPE” printed In today a Issue of The Tribune' with enough corn for its hog- and SHERLOCK HOLLIES I dairy products It will do well There la no market In the middle west for RALPH BARNES! IT feeder cattle and sheep WASHINGTON Aug 8 (UP) — horseback ride from Buenos Aires by the soft ashes near If ydu try to send your cattle and KARUIZAWA Japan Aug 8 (UP) made difficult Juan Gerechter Argentine army ser- to New York I have been one year Thus ends the first story of the series and Into which the pilgrims the peak In famous —The Mt Asama volcano (Contlnud on Pure Seventeen ) geant believes a man can endure nine months sink sliding back almost ai much at and three days en the first weekly $25 cash priae contest in the (Colvund Two double-suicipeak erupted at 10 20 each step as more than a hors? and to prove hlSroute move upward -they to from walk he started odock tonight shaking houses In Second only to- Mt Fuji In traditpoint sergeant left Buenos Aires on Btienov Aires to New Yoik November 5 1928 he said with per- Karuizawa popular summer resort In ional beauty Mt Asama s eruptions months one nine wav That year wear an Argentine army WILL ROGERS SAYS: mij0n the mountains about 90 miles north- in recent years seldom emitted lava and three days ago uniform and to carry arms but ashes not Infrequently are In WashBEVERLY HILLS Calif Any west of Tokyo arrived Gerechter Today He asserted he made the entire Into the air causing more 8— Been reading a lot lately and Ashes rained over the resort dur- spouted ington — on foot—after a trip that had Journey of something more than 9000 Inconvenience than damage movie of the French evactaken him over barren mountains' mlles on aeelng without accepting any ing the brief activity across deserts through snake and in- - ncjes iong the way except for the uating the Rhine That's all fine bs an uncanny way of The volcanic mountain nearly had that away over In Europe but what Wretch between Cartagena jungles Winners In the first contest will be named next Satpicking lip cluca but Tribfeet high has been semlactlve for sev about the Republicans ex seriathim face to face w tth hostile 5 an(j colon Panama which he une Lot and Found Ada go urday Bend your solution now to the second and read ing the south? They are moving era I years erupting from time ti Indans and had brought him down covered by steamship hack to tlie Democrats with malaria Bolivia was the first country to They time and constantly emitting sulbun one better when It have been holding down foreign phurous gases Despite his hardships Gerechter offer any real hardships Gerechter RENDEZVOUS” “FATAL comes to finding loat artitwe wear for worse s feeling none the for Mt Asama Is a favorite spot for years territory declared In crossing a mountain This being an Missouri ‘shln-Ju- ” cles If you re or upon arrival here and was Jubllant!range at an altitude of about 3500 Many LOS ANGELES Aug 8 (PI —Jacob The third mystery with the third prize contest for over his success He planned to con-- j meters blood flowed from his nose year the Democrat look great couples frustrated In love have! Berman former Julian PeFoleum want to be ahown Juat and The Republicans alwars look bad walked Into the precipitate awesome tmue his Journey lo New York ears while his heart waa solution Only six chapters one a gay beginning corporation official today was on three years out of four But phone Haa 590 the next he said ed bv the unaccustomed height The dawn at 'fenced to serve three to 43 year In the year they look good Is election some things of tourists Including San Quentin prison for forgery of time you Thousands 'My trip was an experiment to econd bad stage was encountered In SUNDAY AUGUST 10 year A voter don t expect much many fore gners climb the volcano prove that man can resist more than crowing the deserts of Peru Julian stock He will and the Job a half ” Gerechter asserted hn-If you give him one good vear he at this season of the a "The view serve the sentence after completion! "The Indians told me” he said jeer to wideiof Is satisfied 15 I LI- Tours Tschlefflev the a seven-yea- r term for using the Argentine horseman magnificent on t’sre (Contirm two his more than I a to 00 climb spent crater It Js steep all mght defraud years vcoluoia Ztua) pi ails ar RAILS BLOCKED BY NEW STORM 2 DIE IN WRECK thet one-thir- Sorry Son Didn’t Die Wife Slayer Says OFFICERS SEIZE MASKEDRIDER vet-'pro- of FORMER SOLON 1 joining IN ‘DRY’ NET dc-t- Terror BARES GRAFT LTV-Man- uel Other -- -- Head for tsissssrssjsa nt --- urr frsrw'ra Off ’ ed chlef-of-sta- "-- t“"rrr‘ HIKER SPANS 9000 MILES SUICIDE PEAK’ ERUPTS - Volcano Rains Ashes on Resort WAS Fights Indians Snakes Malaria de jjulian Oil Master Mystery Series Chief Colom-broug- Gets Prison Term double-suici- sen-crat- Im-ja- er affert-mediate- lv ke over-issu- -e KXX)-fo- lo) ot -- V I r |