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Show Coast Flood Army Of 7,000 F orms T o Seek7 2 Missing Message Adyises Business Control i But N otzDictation --4 O Death Toll Mounts LIST OF MISSING To 35; Damage LOS ANGELES. Jan. I. (AP) and reBearching for victim an arm, habilitating stricken f 7,00 men organized today t brine order oot of tbe chao created by the New Tear day flood bore, and a report A death list of of !t pemona missing was before ao they tty and county official - Into the dispatched workmen --All but flood ravaged district. three of the dead had been tdenti- fled. Fifty person were reported "i Seriously Injured. r AU Utahns were reported safe by L. D. H. minion officials. Conservative estimate predicted a final death list around St. firials believing that the majority Of persons listed a miseinc were among tbe homeless being taken ears of by relief agencies and had aot had an opportunity to report escape from the storm, Reaches $6,000,00 estimated Damage generally the Tanged around 96.009.900. h loss to confined principal being e the area, where tbe flood originated, roaring down Pickens canyon and deresidence, molishing about SO some of them costly homes. In the Venice district, neer the Ocean some S miles from the - Giendale-Montroarea, between 1.100 to S.000 home were damaged extensively by partial Inundation when the torrent leaped th hanks of flood channels. T v A welcome son and clear skies - aided workmen yesterday as all - aivis and governmental organ!-- " er--. tlono joined bands In . fort to provide fer Pe hasty 1 t l i v. u vu are, li -- Giendale-Montroe- ee - la . . - SUMMARY OF Jan. (AP) th dead and missing in the southern California flood of Now Tears day contained It parsons who lost their lives and 76 were unreported. TBE DEAD Jans Do, possibly Mrs 111 V McLean, CO, Montrose. Mrs Margaret Smith, il. Montreal believed victims heart failure. Clark Harmon, It, Verdugo. Sam Wilson, Verdugo. Wilson. I. Verdugo, r possibly brother of 8am. Mrs Myrtle Adams Montrose. Mrs. Ruth Rtedl, Montrose. Mrs Vera Kahn, 45, Montrose. Betty Lorraine Klass, II months Montrose. Mrs Ethel Highley. it. Montrose. Catherine Wood, 10. Montrose. Joeeph Correa 17, Montrose. Winston Doty, It. Venice. Weston Doty, II. Venice. Win- - i. - Glendale-Montros- Martha Moore. 7. his daughter. Sherman Hubbard, Ban Gabriel. Toots Hubbard, 11. Ban Gabriol, believed Shermans sister. Marylin Gbeeltn, 4, Glendale. Frank Geraghty, 41. North Hol- acUou. help (tamp lywood. : - hard .. " ( Today president Roosevett revtvad the adlw-e--v W r" m -- t J lOaevivJ NAMES PtJT: ON NEPOTISM LIST m ASHING TOM Jan. I. (APj Pres dent Roots. reft In fain net to th joint t' sage session of Ci , gress today re- trained from detailed. specific reeom raonda. tion of legtsla. tion but dealt in general with hi recovery pro- 5 i 7" j T ' gram and its '1 progress during iMl-'Sl- t the months - y1 tj , Addressing - a joint session ef; the Senate and House personal- ly, he asked to continue the restoration of ear national well being and, equally to build on the ruin new structure tbe ? j signed bettor to meet the present problem of modern dvtlizatioa." W have ploughed the furrow and planted th good eed; bo "tha hard beslnataqr to over. nA If w would reap tho-faibaroent' eultivato tbo atl where t peed seed to aproetingedthp WHITE HO0SE ne GRAUT0 CUBAN POST ! ifint of Famed Egyptologist Under Curse Of King Tut, Dies Mysteriously , 14-c- -- y, t. -- - 4 UiUa v - ' - ij :S4 f.r - - 4 - well-kno- - (t ac- 'v- m & Farm-Laboru- Farm-Labortt- e. Navy Orders Water Bomb Attack On Radio-Drive- n Battleship Utah' rxclf-fteev-b- y. . it' d . Frantic Search Starts As N, Y. Girl Vanishes NEW YORK. Jan. J. (AP) Warnings to police and her moth, er that she was on the spot re. suited to a frantic search today for Mari Lambert, taxi dancer, who left hen. horn last Saturday afternoon and ban not been heard from since. Tha girl in free on bond on a charg of aiding the escape of Gerard Simonaon from Tombs- - prison. Th warnings to both the er, Mrs. Anna Lambert, andmoth., pa. lice, were telephoned Th speak er raid the girl knew too much and had talked to poheo too modi V tactteS fewnd Id Wallace, who admitted two shots from hi .22 call- firing her rifle at a target, but denied pomas kltUng tar-OO- t' J anyen. y Congress. The new sene'ore are; Carl A, Hatch of New Mex.co, Democrat: Joeeph Q llahoney, of Wyoming, Democrat; - Erne-- TV. Gibson, of Vermont, Republican. The new representatives-efec- t: , H Carmichael Democrst. 'Al barn; Mr. Isabella a. Greenway, Democrat, Arizona; David Terrr, Democrat, Arkansas; Pant Brown, Democrat. Georgia; Mrs. John It, Clarke. Republican. New York! Oliver W. Frey. Democrat, Penn, sydvanla; Clark W. 'Thompson, Democrat. Texas; Andrew Edmis. on. Jr. Democrat. West Virginia; Mrs. Bolivar E Kemp. Democrat, and J. Y. Bandera. Jr, Democrat, both will present themselves from the Sixth Louisiana district. Th House will decide whether either will be seated. seventy-thir- d - , outlet nuts 19 - raised representatires-eiec- t their right hands to take the oath of office in their respective dun.-her- s today at the outset of tho -- omb squadron formation and drop ((heir bomb upon the famous dreaU toda. naught. Todav denuded of guna. Aa she and lthut a pilot this retired warlob. One that pnvs some money - ship i bravely leading 109 fighting ships fleet to sen. sheriff or something.' has been coa- yThe dreadnought y Kerted into a radio controlled D 1,S D n Oman get ship From secret com fart: 11 of Its destroyer. trip ANGELES. Jan. l.eTAP) iments of and speeds are control "1. L Kenney, sitting rhn the ni0ements n on Instrument dials lei by large front porch of hla home, waa boarjl. Fi,ted W',h startled to ooo hla neighbor. Mrs. I of the dies n 4a.. V' rollaple Howeier. the bombs the ZVul R . bomber, torpedoes of torpedo driveway of planes, and large demolition bombs her residence. . of the heavy dombardment navy Kenney rushed to her aide but Planes, destined at the Utah, will t i bo Mrs. Roddsa was dead. Friend.!?,1 .. filled with water b cuwd t Commanding admirals of all nn- - to 75. , eheI not downcast. NEW S0L0NS Vvto 1 , - r TAKE OATH Farm-Laborite- s. attaok-4uffe- " a, t pridni (AP) Someone who wears mens KAV PEDRO. Cal. Jan I (AP) . panto ta in line for mav or of This Without a soul on board, the ra- - i littlA Pacific northwest: eoal mtn dio - tontrolled Battleship Utah to- Ing (own. Th voters hae had dav will tv- thejprget of the fuui rttough of Mm.Etella A lexanLPon tir. o the . -If but will neither sjnk. nor and "woman rote." Sh waa recalled by voters e bomber. considered -- by the behest of new male opponents i I't nay3, tacticians. es th Ihostf who Cll4 Ker 3(Adamc Muvao advanied development of mii otltnl mature de fr , Woman Mayor Ousted Jsn - k - Mar-doc- Rash.. - ot Mar-dor- I8SAQUAH. apt ec. Ha ewd.i. wa na ta (4 pmetteo tuaugn ' rated at th apaclal ataalow jut CONGRESS-HAMarch. i bvgrgtutated Congress upon ui atabmaaooa curreary work in that session and salted for a continuation of tho program . ... then enacted, The president disclosed an (atteDENVER EXECUTIVE, ntion to report later to th leg. on debt owed the gov-BROTHER OF S. L and people of this counthe try by and peoMAN, SUCCUMBS ple of othergovernments countries. Several Seven in Net Gain nations, acknowledging the debt, DENVER, Jan. i. (INS) CUre have paid in small part; other naand tion have failed to pav. On naHouse Shown OverJ4. reneml tn&Qgr of th Public Ser- tion Finland ha paid tha vice company of Colorado, died of stalimentd due this country Last Session pneumonia in a --Denver hopUal full" 'Returning to home problem, early today. Stannard vai undr we bavo be an oxffen tent for the past two be continued, ' shocked by many notorious exam days. Mrs Two RsJph plea of Injuries done our citizen daughters hav Smith of Lender and Mrs. W. D by persona or group who (Copeland of Colorado Springs, and been limg off thir neighbor l hi dnl aon, Kenneth. SI. were by the use of methods either him the Democrats today were morej summoned to Stannard a bedside.!' deal or enr naL In the first category. 4n entrenched Congress than, shonljr after midnight, when phv- firmly t aiuana realised dewttrvraa near. Hr March. Thalr new major, ty In Hornelia- ceede that ever attained by associated enriviHe, X T. and wa the Henrv L. Doherty com part fn .ountry a history. 34 years. He came to At t t extraordinary es&ios Pn.iPs Denver In 1&9S. and haa been ac the Ho membership included me in civic and business affairs -31d Demo rats. 117 Republicans stannard plaved an Important part nd 5 In the reg-,the extemdon of natural gas line rniy g.jrf Texas fields throughout ular eeseion of the seventy-thir- d the Congress. mven,ng tod.v, CerernonyNIarka Opening In sd4ltlon toJll, children-Ffca-rt House contains 3)3 Democrats TTT is survived by a brother narj Dav of Session in F C Salt 8tannard of t knd Republicans and In the new session aa in the laet,Oitv. Hi wife, the former Joee-th- c Washington Senate is made up r of phn Thompson, died Sept. 10 la.t DemoeraU 2k Republicans and 1 Funeral aervues will be held in -, Denver Saturday. y WASHINGTON Jan 2 Three Cenato des.KcaL-- s (API and .. complished far more than nay of us ever dreamed could be th senator .accomplished," said. We hav th machinery bv which tha president ca(T raise the price of sliver at a momenta notice. Wa should look back and count onr gain. Both Representatives k end Robinson were preparing to carry tha sliver bat-1- 1 tat the House. Robinson said there waa g possibility of success in that body, bat k was leas optimistic. Nsrdott Eathaateatie Murdock was enthusiastic over th action which brought the price of th white metal t 4 It cent on ounce, saying it would halp more than ny other one thing to bring Prosperity bock to hi elate, where 47 per coat of the pop- aletton la engaged ta mining Robinson said there was no question but that the entire nation i realising tha importance of stiver. While the white metal ta slated to hold the interest of tho Utah delegation, sugar beet also will recetie alien-tioBoth Senator Thomas and Representative Robinson said every effort would be made to obtain federal aid for the grower by placing beets In the same category with wheat and cotton. ' vwtbgg " SHOULDER TO SHOULDER FOR SILVER AS CONGRESS OPENS BIGGEST PARTY POWER KNOWN Bine spring w havt Con-gre- sa -- MsICosd " - d. 0 v Conmr.pwd fsshor v j a lady t w, t"v r w - ivics- The fnll text of Fire, velt message appears Page L the r e. ry la else re-e- m one twhrbrother. Mrs. .Eugenia Sculiy, 41, Mon- J. E. Moor. Ban Gabriel. Mrs. J. E. Moore, hi wife. - anst Here, in brief paraphrase, Union la hie address state of-tto Congress: AT HOME to the pro-e-a We are definitely of recovery. Government credit has Mta tor- tlfledrthebierw helming majority of banks are sonnd, goM and silver baying Is proceeding with the purpose of strengthening the financial t fracture. V.iwi strides' have been made by SKV. aiillkMss ployed. child tabor aboUahed. nnitorm standards of labor and pay eatab- Hshed, business brought together V amend a common table. Tbe farm, relief experiment' is of receding," the refinancing farm and hsme-lm- n proceeding with good sneer." Many forms of public works are elievtng unemployment and tend-ta- g toward a rounded program of national rehabilitation. Evasion of tbe spirit of tax and bank law, and outright tawJm-M!rtn- t. the mtoerwurtd. call for i Elwood Plumb, il. Long Beach. Mrs. Dorothy Carter, 41. North Hollywood. Gladys Fisher,- SO, Santa M sales. Clyde Powell, 41, Tujunga. Bam Carter. Monterey Park, ten . tatively identified.. e Chester. Hecrlt,Xa.-T-l- - Over (AP) way President Roosevelt viewed I hdnue bvsi Uie threat Mm. .4 soon, reopen highways coo- - cent. - - v. emergency bridges and roMontrose. A. E. Hlgley, If, oter rail traffic. Betty Wilson, I, Montrose. Totals S.tT laches Joseph Lavety. IS. Glenaale. Rainfall la Los Angeles totaled Joha Doe, about II, body found (.27 inches during the storm, Glendale. which began Into last Saturday, WASHINGTON. Jaoo Do, about I. body found Jan. continuing through New Tears M entrees. (AP) Silver legislation held day- - Most of t ife. rain fell between Jane Do, about IS, Body found th undivided attention of th Both Congressmen Cited Ltah congressional delegation midnight and dawn Sunday. It Giendals was a cloudburst which started the . . THE MISSING today a Congress recoil v toed Thomas Cook, Montrose. flood. It inches of rain falling In While th four members of ' Among 57 Other .some of the mountain districts sur--. Mr. and Mrs Cunningham, the aoltdly Democratic delegaOfficials The tion agreed the quvation mag rounding Mra. Clark Harmon. Montrose. one of paramount importance precipitation broke southern Call- fomi records Jane Jarmin. 17, Montrose. to th western silver producing Led by sheriff deputies and Mr. and Mrs Ralph Knlffin, slates. There was Some friendMat highway patrolmen, groups Montrose. ly disagreement over how far (Special To The Deseret New) of CWA workers patrolled - the W. A. Lennon, and . four chilCongress would go in recognisNEW TORK. Jan. I (ICN) hanks of rivers looking for vic- dren, Kenneth. Bernice, Alien, ing the white ihetal and what Th New YOfk Time today cite tims. Others dug into the enor- Marie, sit Montrose. result of th president par. mous piles of debris tn search of Cora B. Martense, 17, Montrose. Congressmen Abe Murdock and J. chsa order would have ta other bodies Others hunted Joan McDonald, weeks old, Los M. Robinson both of Utah among Congress. through wrecked houses, many of Angelos. While Senator King freely th structures moved hundreds Of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. McKenxie. those 'representatives whose wives predicted the Senate would feet off foundations Tor the dead. Carl B. Perry, Montrose. or relatives are foupd on the fed-- ii pars a free coinage measure, Mr. and Mrs G. Wynn This work centered tn the and ,nral payrolls despttfthe furor calm-- 1 he hesitated to predict, what area. In th Venice child, Montrose. ed before the lost congressional action Would be taken m the district there were no reports of Evangeline Ward, II, Mon- election by publication of congreaa-- 4 House. He praised Pre-Int'v trose. mens relativ es name on govern- - Roosevelt a purchase missing persons of advero -The main body of the I 9 CWA Frank Swart. Montrose. meat payrolls. 'v aa order In a the step right Mr. and Mrs. Beetle . and two and CCC workers, aided by 10 It is further revealed ty the direction. but said there ass and 4. Montrose. county flood district employes and hlldren. newspaper survey that Ray R. liar- - j danger! it may hamper tree Minnie 710 county road department laborLoarane. Montrose. dock ta listed as drawing 7254 14 coinage measures before M. Pacheco. Alta. Canada. ers. wore equipped with shovels and monthly while Juniua Robinson a, Mr. Mrs and Joha Correson,' and clearson 14 truck of the solon, draws 170 II put to work Experts Cmfrrrnre The Times state that a survey , j King ear Id he and Senator ing highways la the Glendale-Montro- Montrose. Mr. and Mrs. Sintson 12 and 06, of the sector. Wheeler November roll showed to- -' Many of these! Montrose. expected roads were buried beneath II feet to confer with the pres'dent fifty nine memberC in- Mr. and Mrs. Clifford 'Baldwin, day that -- I he reside of rock and mud. the silver question within . eluding Montrose, Thirty-tw- o era from Puerto Riro and the Phil1 a few day a 'bridges must be re-Turner. lira Grace L. Senator Thomas qualified on had Islands, llpine th L, employes Mrs - Turner. 41. and his prediction of passage of (Continued On Pngs I Colmun 4) daughter.Grace were payroll w hose last names Betty Lon. 7. Montrose. identical free silver legislation wtth the witb,4hose of the mem- -' Wendell Farr. Los Angeles statement - that it could he . Vingtnia Pulliam, 17, Los An be re. it memmeniliera passed That politically expedihad many geles. ent." families, or Phyllis Brooks. 17, Hollywood. bers of their Immediate cloae rotative on the payroll was admitted. There are to said be (Continued On Pago I Column 4) freely a number of relatives of members STAR'S DEAD employed a committee clerks or aa-- ,! slstants. and It is known that HOLLYWOOD. I (INS) eral minor employes about ser.i the ; Conciliation Pro- Hollywood today Jan.mourned the House are eons of members. death of Herbert K. Bom born. il. Mavbe they feel that with the on ner of the brown derby restaur- vice president and speakers mixes Cabinet Quits posal Raises Hope ants. and formerly the husband of making good salaries on top2 of -- For Peace BUCHAREST. Rumania. Jan t Gloria Swanson, film star. He died shat their husbands are paid, they (API Th government of. Pre-- 1 after long illness from a kidney should 'make hay too a veteran mter sucConalantine Angejesco; aliment Hlo body will bo taken to employe sxid" when he viewed the cessor to the aasaatenated Ion G. New York for burial. - , jiat." HAVANA. - Jan. I. (AP) Dues, resigned today. President Gran Ban Martins announcement that b would resign George Raft Xeeds Raft and hints dropped by the author of a political conciliation plan HOLLYWOOD, Jan 2 (AP to brought new hop for peace George Raft has made a great strife-weaCuba today. on the New Year but In th tart Without detailed explanation. wrong direction-'- 1 Gran made it known yesterday he On New Years eve the actor, would leave office after May 22 LONDON. Jan. S (IN8) attending a dance, waa asked to cur of Tutankhamen." when a constitutional assembly Is thr a bow. Stepping down from take Th fatal "curs of Tutankhascheduled to meet The president Weigall was not among them. men" waa recalled today in He often had remarked that the orchestra stand ho turned his also signed a decree setting April tha death of Arthur WatgalL fracturing n small bone. 'one of the dead queens of ankle 21 as th data of elections tor th With the aid of friends he hob(2. famoua Egyptologist, under Egypt atilt had remarkable assembly, bled to the door, where he found mysterious circumstances, Dr. Benjamin Fernandes powers. d that his new y Under automoTh corse" was that anyThe death of Weigall, wboa Medina, Uruguayan minister, and bile had been stolen. first -- wlf was th connected, either directly leader in efforts to settle on a one former He called a taxi-ca- b 'and went oc Indirectly, with the opening Hortens Schleiter. of Chicaplaa to restore political trmaqnll-ithome. he found that th Thera of tho tomb concernof tha famous go, recalled those of other aroused speculation Loo Angeles big rainstorm had men connected with the unEgyptian king would di ing hin movements today. left eight feet of water In hla basecontinued After of Tutankhamens ment, earthing no electricity and no bent. w tomb. Lord Carnarvon, apen- 'Velgall the minister smilingly declined present at th He went to a hotel for the night, disease his progress, bat said: of the expedition, died la opening of th tomb, and waa where he finally got to bed withactive In th famous archeo- maor T will havs big nswn soon." Reginald L. Wendell. out farther mishap. For week oppositionists have logical oxpedttioa of more of Lord than ! years ago Regarding' died In 192( at th sought Grans resignation, asserthi death In a London hospital Viscount Churcbill Dies ng of 2. Howard Carter, ing his retirement was essential a frleiid said today: head of the expedition, almost for smoothing out differences LONDON. Jan. 2 (INS) Vis111 tween Cubas warring political died. tor about "Htjisd been count CbnrchlU of Wyehwood. six months, but the exact tBfctton. In -- addition tq noted.-o- n banking aud nhipplag Orou said ha would return to cwum of hi death weeniu a th archeology of Egypt. lender, - died today at- Lang lee -(Do practice of bis peofemton, snr- mystery." Weigall waa th author of house, his home In Galashiels, Although many scoffed at many worka of Action. Scotland. Be wa i Jan. & MASKLVGTON, i Beginning Is IN MESSAGE LOB ANOEU& A revised list of t Seed Is Planted; Hard MAIN POINTS GOES UP 5,000,000 i d ?l lt,fffec!n . fighting ohlpaof (Continued On Pag iCohimh i) y "A V- - L S j'1, F |
