Show TELEPHONE 4511 ySsl’Cb E To aid in handling 'phone tails and give you even bet ter service ask for 4511 New Number of THE f ( Year— No Sixty-oeven- th OGDEN'CITY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS THE CNITED PRESS 7 JESSE OWENS KARPisWAVES rv TRACK TITLES PRISON TRAIN i i ' 4 " I 3 Stops Briefly In Ogden On Last Lap of Trip To Alcatraz Kenneth Carpenter Breaks Olympic Discus Record With Powerful Heave By LOUIS A( GLAI) WELL Karpi3 waved and By ALAN GOULD Associated Press Sports Editor BERLIN Aug 5— (AP)— Jesse Owens streaked over the course in 207 seconds creating a the distance new world record-foaround one turn in annexing his third title of the 11th Olympiad :oday as husky Ken Carpenter of Compton Calif won the discus hrow championship Owens’ times bettered his own previous record of 21 seconds flat made last month In the final Am erican Olympic tryouts at Randalls Island N Y and shaved four-tentof a second 'off the new Olympic record of 211 he set in yesterday’s trials NEW VAULT RECORD Earle Meadows of Fort Worth Texas' won the pole vault title ALVIN ALVIN KARriS Gives Sickly Smile POLICE CHIEF i and O Views By FRANK FRANCIS -- C Experts of the forest service have gone over the Willard flood district and have made recommendations which should be followed ! They have found that the region haul been overgrazed and fire swept and they urge the importance of reseeding the area They also propose terracing of the uplands and constructing of check dams During the ’recent storms which covered the Farmington as well as area the terraces the Willard above Farmington and the other towns in that district prevented a disaster G i The test was sufficiently severe to prove the value of terraces as a means of preventing a rapid run off ST PAUL Aug 5— (AP)— Thomas Brown former St Paul police chief was charged in a police department order dismissing him today as a detective with actual conspiracy to participation in the Hamm William Jr and kidnap The discharge papers given to the sheriffs office this afternoon for service on Brown charge that Brown a member of the police kidnap detail in the Hamm and Bremer abductions “wilfully and unlawfully conspired’ with Alvin Karpavicz alias Alvin Ray Karpis Arthur (Doc) Barker Fred Goetz alias “Shotgun’’ Ziegler Charles J Fitzgerald Byron Bolton Edwin C Bartholmey and Elmer Farmer in the Hamm kidnaping DISREGARDED ORDER The order signed by Gus Barfuss public safety commissioner further charges Brown failed to properly carry out the order of the then chief of police Thomas Dahill in ocinvestigating the identity of 294 at residence a of cupants Vernon avenue labeled as the head quarters of the Baker-Karp- is been mob conmembers of which have crimes both victed for The dismissal papers also link Brown with the Bremer abduction on Jan 17 1934 The order claims Brown together with Karpis Vol-me- y Fred Davis Doc Barker Barker Harry Campbell Elmer Farmer Harry Alderton William Weaver Byron Bolton Fred Goetz and Harry Sawyer "conspired to G Bremer” who kidnap Edward (XX) ransom $200 paid DISCLOSED WORKINGS The papers further allege Brown disclosed confidential information as to the movements of the police department to Sawyer now servprison ing a life term in Alcatraz Bremer as the "finger man” in the Floods it has ybeen shown start at the top of the mountains where the water gains momentum that makes for a flood when the bottom kidnaping of the canyon is reached A study of the soil formation along the Lake Bonneville shore line sustains the theory that prior to the coming of man with his livestock to overgraze the uplands LONG HOP exgreat floods had not occurred conconditions natural where cept tributed to the making of floods SAN PEDRO Colif Aug 5— (AP) st — Thirty-firarmy of the SigLsmund Levanevsky known as Fliers visto are “Russia’s Lindbergh” and Victor bombardment squadron of a as his young navigator took Levehcnko part it the Ogden airport a m en a survey they are making of the off today at eleven-thirt- y Their Alaska via route to Moscow landing fields of this region will made be scheduled stop first have defenses Francisco In San air bay the late Of been undergoing many modificaThe primary object of their leistions urely but’ hazardous 10 l f al flight via Alaska is to study We are told that for practical conditions that would affect observapurposes the old pursuit are flying in the far north They hope being their data may be useful In possiplanes and tion bimbing regular air replaced due to the fact that ble establishment of faster planes have been developed service between the Soviet Union and the United States Their route ’ as are fast bombers the is the longest so far attempted at Today as pursuit planes the distance north they expect to of fly England Is having hundreds planes constructed with a speed exceeding 300 miles an hour Airplane bases inland are tonow be being established which are comor with interceptor equipped bat planes GREAT FALLS Mont Aug 5— (UP) — Police today sought to es" I was oftalking with an armyhave tablish identity of two children ficer who said that airplanes bodies were whose decapitated ‘ceased to be dreaded by land found by a workman in a grove forces Even rifle fire is so or- of trees a half mile south of downganized as to make it perilous for town Great Falls a plane to swoop low in attempt to Scarcely more than skeletons rake troops on the march coroner’s physicians said the chil( Continued on Page TwoJ dren had been dead two or three years They were believed to have been about two or three years old A LITTLE GIRL— Cause of death was undetermined RUSSIAN FLIERS START o if 000-mi- le aero-logic- G Children's Bodies Identifies Sought JF A LITTLE BOY — those ! ' youngsters of yours certainly deserve a home of their own You owe it to them and don t ever think It won’t be plenty of fun for Bad and Mother too Buy a place TODAY from the Rea: Estate for Sale columns in The Standard-Examiner r 3 - y 4 Head of Ladies' Garment Workers Union Holds Ousting Probable WILL MAKE PROTEST France Seeks Aid From Russia Iii Keeping Other Nations Out of War Loyal Ships Fire On British Planes Salt Lake Girls Safe WASHINGTON Aug 5— (AP) powerful president of the United AJine Workers and ten unions 4 II : ' i b 'I J lit " l V1 I ' ' ' x I I ' ' J I - punctuated jWar Cross officials estimated 35000 persons had been killed upheaval in Spanish the most savage political-militar- y j hjgtory Guadarrama Inspired by military ' successes in the inflicted a dec! had mountains the government insisted it sive defeat on a rebel column near Avila f j The Red Cross estimated that those wounded In the Spanish fratricide fighting exceeded 100000 In Paris the French government’! proposed three-powwas offered to other Eupact ropean nations by suggestion erf Great Britain Italy and Germany France looked to Moscow for support in maintaining a hands-of- f TOWNSENDITES non-interventi- on er GET SETBACK IN ALPS STATE policy -- J BEGIN DUAL DRIVE Madrid Leftist authorities began P e Oder g as Organization a dual drive against Rightist symHolds Missouri Lead that the unions affiliated with pathizers and supporters More than 600 Fascists and Monarchists were committee THURSDAY’S SCHEDULE the Lewis and L John On Topi e Capper had in a arrested for industrial police found-u- p organizations (Subtract eight hours for Ogden i r “ “fomented insurrection” by work time) By The Associated Press The government announced nuing for industrial unions as op10:30 AJJ — 400 meters first the Pendergast merous for A victory favored to unions rebel strongholds could be craft by posed heats In Missouri and a set organization federation the elim— day” but that it captured 10:30 AM Hop step jump Townsend old age pen- wished to“any for back surrender of the force memcouncil Dubinsky the only2 inations sion supporters in Gov i Alf M rebels with a minimum of bloodwis to the also who ber longs Landon3‘home 8tate of Kansas to 10:30 AM —Javelin eliminations shed A radio message reported to committee said he iwould protest hurdles semi3 PM— were indicated by late re have day been sent by Burgos rebels was I’m worth” suspension ’’for all finals turns from primaries there interpreted as picturing the Insur“The council clearly lacks juris3:15 P M —400 meters second In Kansas Senator Capper vet- rectionists’ plight as desperate the said diction” Dubinsky “Only eran Republican seeking a fourth heats Win and Place in Iole Vault SEFTON BILL MEADOWS EARLE Spanish Fascists walked the convention of the A F of L could term apparently was "sure of op3:15 PM —- 400 meters second streets of Tetuan Spanish Morocco Omar Ketchum Democratic suspend us” heats posing given Earlier it was reported that a nominee for governor in 1934 in wearing swastika' armbands 3:15 PM — Javelin finals officers of two German the them by vice 13 federation of the Town senate seat 1500-meta for November finals majority 4:15 PM— on send indorsed candidates were trail- warships which yesterday paid presidents 'sitting in judgmentsus4:30 PM— Hop step jump fincalls” to the north Afrito decided had defendants the in the Democratic senatorial “courtesy ing als J coast can unless it and gubernatorial races pend the Lewis faction30 5:30 PJrf — Women’s of the Asturias heir Prince Juan terms to within comes days STARK SURE OF WIN hurdle finals to the presumptive hurdles In Missouri where principal in 5:45 PM — throne was on a secret terest centered on the gubernatorial Spanish finals France’s Basque road mission along cohtesL-Maj- or Lloyd C Stark fav Frontier-guard- s said he had Just re- Tom the ored organ Pendergast by with rebwas virtual turned from a conference giving the IXnilesLStajtJhree) JU of Kansas ization City els at Pamplona the four championships decided on ly assured of the Democratic nomThe guards sqld the prince was told the fourth day of the 11th Olympic ination Jesse W Barrett appear- the rebels did not want to be congames ed assured of the Republican nom nected with any passible movement Meadows clinched the title by ination j toward restoration of the 2 14 meters 1516 feet clearing 435 yesterday’s primary in Vir- - pointing WASHINGTON Aug 5— (UP) — If In Spain inches as Bill Sefton of Los Angeles monarchy v The’ Standard Oil Co of California gmia there was considerable interNor-Greand two Japanese Sueo Oye and at the est in the apparent victory ofairplane which crashed into fall Shuhel Nishida his only remaining Hamilton Portsmouth- pub FIRE ON BRIT tsn VlANES j man last in Utah Lake Salt rivals all missed at that height GIBRALTAR Auk S—fAP)— Two with a loss of three lives failed The University of Southern Calibroken a British gasoline seaplanes flying from Al- because of fornia vaulter like Jesse Owens in strainer the bureau of air comgiers were fired op! today by Spandash and Ken Carpen-(Continuthe merce ish government warships naval autoday reported on Page Two ) 200 votes he less than to announced formal thorities Secretary In a report Darden en route to England The of Commerce Roper Director Eu- Representative planes a third term drew Spanish fire as they were gene h Vidal said an examination seeking LOGAN IN KENTUCKY of the wreckage of the plane after crossing the straits Spanish loyalLate returns from Kentucky’s ists apparently mistook them for it was found this spring in 24 feet of water' showed that the retain primary last week gave the Demo rebel ships officials said Neither of the planes was hit ing bar on the left gas strainer j cratic senatorial nomination to -was broken Vidal said this prob-- 1 Senator Logan on the basis of un He will official be returns fail op to by UTAH REFUGEES ARRIVE ably caused both engines posed in November by Robert' H allowing air) to enter the fuel!I Lucas ST JEAN DE LUZ France Aug former executive director of lines ROYAL OAK Mich Aug 5— — 5 (AP) —Four American refugees j the Republican national commit (UP) — Father Charles E Coughlin the northern coast of Spain from tee today accepted the offer of a Provreached here today aboard the U B 44- idence R I business man to covCutter Cayuga Am- Guard Coast er a $25000 wager that Rep Wil- ' bassador Claude G Bowers’ “float- 'A ' liam Lemke will poll a greater r 'V ’ — :A DERN lhg embassy” presidential vote In Rhode Island citizens of other nations Fifteen than Governor Alf M Landon the A V? also were brought here on the CayHONG KONG Aug 5— (AP) -- 7 cruise Republican nominee uga which made a week-lon- g In accepting the offer of FredAmbassador Bowers’ direction Reports from Canton seat of the under erick L Jenckes to cover the $25 South China government which Favored In Hurdles FORREST TOWNS to make sure all Americans desiring 000 bet at odds of three to tfwo has come under nominal control of aid were evacuated the radio priest stipulated that the said heavy casualties had Nanking Americans aboard the Cayuga to-in a battle between occurred money if won by the National UnWASHINGTON Aug day were the Misses Helen Fisher ion for Social Justice be used to Kwangsi and Yunnan troops at Improvement in the condition of and Margaret' Fisher of Salt Lake aid orphans of the New England Yanlam Miss Lois Marean of Boston Secretary Dem was reported today state Central government artillery at Valter yteed hospital where he Ciy Miss Glorio Sileo of Brooklyn and A secretary at the Shrine of the confined fOT the last three The first three were touring Spain brought down a Kwangsi inmilitary South hajS Little Flower revealed that Coughnear Kiyang WCeks with complications growing by automobile when the revolution airplane lin’s reply had been telegraphed Hunan A Kwangsi regiment Was ouf of influenza attack last interrupted Miss Sileo “was visiting to Jenckes to have deserted to thel reported a friend at: Santander ' Coughlin’s reply indicated the Declares Appointments May Dog Must Be Confined For Nanking cause at Chuenchow in I — 44 of the province wager would be made not by him northern the part Owner Two Under Years I concerned Introduced Be By over illness his because Leaders of the Kwangsi sporadic ot personally but as the representaIt was complication Decision Holds Law tive of those who proposed it at revolts against Nanking were w- - saidvarloi however at the that j leave to the R hospital a mass meeting in Providence Dorted to be offering war of and nowris the 5— secretary Y N up of BROCKPORT $5000000 bribe Aug 5— a week L less than a (AP) ago SALT LAKE CITY Aug country for attends! regularly j about and daily f of — — B Maw president —Dr Herbert (AP) The mongrel dog Idaho I to his personal correspondence the state senate and candidate for which has been accused of the mur He is under the personal fare of GREAT FALLS Mont Aug 5— nomithe Democratic gubernatorial rewas — An explosion shattered of a boy der R Charles swimming the Dr (AP) army Reynolds1 barconstitutional nation placed a ' j of the Christian Science of interior Justice owner the his surgeon general by rier in the path of administration turned to Homer and seriously injured was here war church Benedict D The Peace the secretary today leaders today as they charted plans ' until October 1 last Iso woman one night he confinement much “for that the of improved today session a speedy special blast occurred when Mrs The NEW YORK Aug 5— (AP)— The for 1938” for discussed affairs 24 Two departmental August RICHFIELD Aug Radio Corporation of America and legislature more than half an hour over the Clarence EnloW turned off an elecUnder the verdict death is to be The session called by Governor reported investigators service forest as a group left the chufch the RCA manufacturing company Henry H Blood to bring the Utah the penalty of freedom during the of the earth- - telephone with General Malin Craig tric light dynamiting in cause the explosion was not supreme The were Accused today statute interim insurance entwine of the Fish lake dam was chief of staff He is maintaining determined bfMrs Enlow was knock- court of trying to learn trade sec- unemployment vil was relacrowded a in tried Idaho with the federal act may telephone communication with Into line novices ' 14rets from a competitor by using be faced with stormy debate on in- lage hall for the drowning of war ed unconscious The tovestigators ‘sent to the lake tives and subordinates in the Two outer walls bulged and glass Maxwell Breeze who sank agents to worm the information terim appointment if Dr Maw’s year-ol- d Regional Forester R H Rutledge department and other debris showered the 1m- out of women employes after ply- reasoning is correct in the barge canal July 4 while a by of Ogden said only one of three mediate neighborhood call to dog was pawing him ing them with liquor limited the The governor -- 44 yesterday "The charge was made by the the single measure' but the senate After hearing witnesses describe charges exploded at the three corexploded all Had harma Philco Radio and Television as leader said today the senate must the shaggy mongrel pup same time the dam would have applyporation of Philadelphiatoinrestrain act on appointments to state posi- less but vigorous playfellow Justice been destroyed they said The blast ing for an injunction tions since the legislature last con- Benedict issued this order: field with rocks “After considering all the evidence showered a nearby the defendants from alleged unfair vened He pointed to a section of a girl missed which narrowly and illegal business practices over! NIAGARA FALLS N Y Aug 5 constitution declaring that interim in the case regarding the dog Idabeen controversy has There in mother appointments shall be submitted to ho’s actions in the water which to regulate I —(AP) — A attempts — GIBRALTAR Aug (AD who District Attorney C Knowles the senate “at the next meeting” of my opinion are dangerous I have government’s level ini via to returned order the decided J said dog the legislature admitted she dfdwned her Two’ thousand Spanish rebel I I ” v son in a washing machine infant Nearly 30 appointments would to his owrier Victor Fortune to troops from Cueta Morocco was held have to be acted upon Many of keep in confinement until Oct 1 'f police today f by Knowles said the woman Mrs landed on the Spanish mainland U eSSe UOneS VOVv these were regarded by some legis- 1938 not is if “I order he J that controversial hereby mm 1 Susie Stephenson displayed no emo- lators as tonight after a battle with a loyI tion and could confined a peace officer is ordered reason for no 44 4©COV©rCCf give alist warship In the to kill the dog either on or off the ' her act He said he would have an Straits ot Gibraltar Fortunes’ premises” alienist determine her mental con NATIONAL 5— FRANCISCO (AF) SAN Aug The judge made no reference to dition Boston — Fully recovered from an Influenza Idaho after will to what GIBRALTAR Aug 5— (UP)— 12 8 happen New York October 1 1938 and this was taken attack RFC Chairman Jesse H DIE DETERMINED TQ A shell from a Spanish warship AU PRINCE Haiti Aug to mean that the dog will then go Jones was registered today at al v KANSAS CITY Aug K Tm PORT Brooklyn ' fell late today In the northern San Francisco hotel blm-sai- d 5 — (AP) — United States Senator free 3 39 shot who James Courtney Philadelphia :— 4 His secretary D J Tommey of Gibraltar where British William H King of Utah his wife San Fran-- j self to death here last night had part officers were a at rested Jones route en are children who two and playing polo to die AMERICAN army TIMBERMAN KILLED cisco hospital until he had re-- 1 I unusual determination Examination were entertained Rico to Puerto Into a thrown were First game: from overwork and a lice revealed today showed one Spectators OROFINO Idaho Aug 5— (AP) lunch yesterday by President at death weapon and several of the polo Chicago — Merle Kissinger 32 died in a recent attack of influenza TommeyJ of the Stenio Vincent 16 17 failed to fire and he panic bolted but there were no bullet had Mrs St Louis and RFC chairman the said sufferec of injuries I a second ponies They continued their trip late hospital todayl on him at John- Jones wiU leave soon for a leisure- - J had pulled the trigger a when snag-felroute en motor car casualties last 12 7 by night time New York jtrip to southern California son’s mill near Orofino y Ciudad to 2 Boston - i t city-wid- f 110-met- er J s er 80-met- er nom-exlsta- nt 110-met- er HTAHAiR CRASH CAUSE REVEALED 200-met- ed er j COUMBETS ONLEMKEWIN j 1 i X’ : Many Killed In Chinese Baffle IMPROVES HOSPITAL SAYS MAW BLOCKADES JUDGE SPARES I SESSION PLANS IDAHO’S LIFE Explosion Wrecks Montana Church 4-- 4 RCA Accused of Stealing Secrets I I S-(-AP)— 1 T I &-- BASEBALL r lUllV King and Family Honored Iti Haiti fog-blanket- ed v KILLED BY DYNAMITE WASHINGTON Aug 5— (AP)— The commanding officer of civilian conservation corps tamp no 3229 Gold Creek Mont reported today William Erb wa3 killed there yesterday in a dynamite explosion No details of the accident were furnished CCC headquarters ‘ Aug 5— (AP)— Reports off fresh successes by MADRID arms today as Red Spain’s civil WASHINGTON Aug 5— (AP)— After a talk with William Green president of the American Federation of Labor David Dubinsky president of the Ladies Garment Workers told reporters today he expected the federation executive council to suspend the unions affiliated with the committee for In dustrial organization The council met today to decide what action to take on charges by John P Frey president of the ' ’ —Suspension of John L Lewis hs Edward G Bremer wealthy St Paul citizens News v Sole Defender of C I O At Trial Feels Chance Is Very Slim r San Francisco bay CHARGEDWITH Karpis sentenced in St Paul in the Hamm kidnaping case sat near a window in AIDING KARPIS the center of the train his hands cuffed and feet bound in the fashion employed by Dismissal Order Involves federal agents while tran Brown In Pair of Kidnap sporting their charges Cases Most of the federal guards and agents two of whom met the train here were silent when questioned concerning occupants of the car One agent admitted Kar ( Continued on Page Two ) SUSPEND LEWIS V 200-met- er - G special COUNCIL WILL ' i - Federal Charges One of Says He’s Going T o Swim To Island Jail 19 :V- " Spain Beath T oil Set At 35000 As in Frays LEADER SAYS J 200-Met- er TIES NURMI’S RECORD o ' vv American Negro Shatters World’s Record In Dash Event L “ACTS LIKE ON PICNIC” through the opena of grim prison car carings prisonrying 19 other federal ers today as it was being switched through the yards of the Ogden Union station preparatory to the last lap in a trip which will end at Alcatraz island situated high in the choppy waters of the s R LAST EDITION UTAH WEDNESDAY EVENING AUGUST S 1936 Share Olympic Spotlight TAKES THREE MUTELY FROM STANDARD-EXAMINE- i - 4-- ted - V ’ |