Show 1 tThe"Weath'er t ' Local Metal Prices UTAIT —Generally fair little change In tern Unwilled probably rein snow northwest rolder east south NEVADA IDAHO— Cloudy unsettledTuesday showers In mountains Tuesday temperatures below normal (Detailed Report on Faft 21) ' ' JPnture WYOMING— VOL 122 NO 153 ita SALT LAKE CITY TUESDAY MORNING WILKINS SOB SILVER TAKES FIGHTS SNOW JUMP LONDON ON FIRST LEG BUYS HEAVILY Polar Undersea Vessel Battles Fierce Stornv in Delaware Bullion i Sir Hubert Decides to Defer Putting Out Into Atlantic Ocean 3 By SIR HUBERT WILKINS h Ctnaasder of (hi Iranurette iuhnarlni wadltlm which wlH ii (ram hpUsberfcn ander tba nrctle Ice U Alaska hr way ( tba airth vole Srndi- 10X1 Warden Henry C Hill Wllkint-Elliwrt- Jail Chaplain hr King Foalarot (Copyright eat Inc World righto roterved Reprodiic 4ion prohibited la whole or In pari) J PHILADELPHIA March 16 —Under her own power for the first time since she was turned over to the expedition now 2 the reconditioned the Nautilus backed out of her Camden N J berth at 3:20 o’clock this afternoon and headed down the Delaware river RevoltCause Says Warden 0-1- j A blanket of snow and thick veather made piloting difficult and the submarine put Into the navy yard at Philadelphia for the night There was no clanging of bells no rolling of drums as she backed from her berth The steam whistles on tugboats screeched shrilly and the sirens of the steamers moaned a salute as the submarine swung Into the stream Strict Silence Maintained Aboard There was strict silence on board except for the sharp orders of the square Jawed skipper Sloane Dannenhower Heavy snow fell as wo moved from the dock The weather was piercing cold to us dressed as we were In ordinary busi-nclothes— as aold as any weather w will find' on our Arctic cruise— and this made the task of moving difficult - - f The few last articles required on board had beeit collected on the dock and were thrown on board In the drenching rain The vessel was moved at noon to a berth from which she could leave at any tide nd as soon as the equipment was stowed below Dannehower gave the orders to cast off the shore line and wc were on the way Lieutenant Commander Sloane Dannenhower has Inspired In his crew of experts a prompt action tom mediate response to orders and loyalty that augurs well for the ex- Continued Strength Bids Fair to' Develop Favorable Business Sentiments SINGLE March 16 (P) — A tu- Trlbune-Chieav- o Wire) NEW YORK March 16— Silver bullion advanced more than 1 cent an ounce today to a new high price for the year above 31 cents on Its sharp recovery from the historic low price at 25 4 cents touched last month Heavy buying of the metal In London attributed chiefly to covering by far east speculators who had been selling short on the decline resulted in a Jump of 1 8 cents to 31 8 cents a pound the New York price The previous high for the year was board Some time tomorrow afternoon or Wednesday morning she will put out to sea ) Han to SCRIBE GAINS JOB AS AIDE TO PRESIDENT Delay Going to Sea By HERMAN GIESKE 13I Kins feature Syndicate) CAMDEN N J March lft— After this port on the first leg sailing from rt of her 20000-mi- le Journey Sir Wilkins' transpolar submarine encountered a blinding snow storm as she ran down the Delaware river and sought shelter in the placid waters of the Philadelphia navy yard Decision not to put to sea tonight was made by Sir Hubert and Captain Sloan Danenhower after the harbor pilot advised them not to thread their way through shipping of Delaware in such a gale (Copyrlrht Hu-be- i The scarlet and gray hull of the Submarine made a beautiful picture as she ran smoothly through conditions which Sir Hubert himself described as really arctic - A revised plan calls for the Nautilus to proceed tomorrow to Marcus ook Where she will take on cargo and fuel oil for her Diesel engines Then she will put out to sea and will be due In New York harbor Wednesday afternoon Despite freezing weather and heavy - (Continued on Paie Twelve) (Column Four) C2SBIIII6Il!ll!llllllitBSIHIIU(ll WILL ROGERS SAYS: HILLS CaL March 16— This is Income tax day And no aha I am In pc to be fanny Why don't they do It all like they do the gasoline tax you pay It when yon buy it and you arc through with It or make the man that pays it to ns take it oat or somethlngT It Tho way it to they let aa handle-one year then two and a half months after it’s all made and spent then they ask yoa to pay it But no one that made enough to ppy tax this year should kick In fact Its increased taxes on In- -i comes of over one hundred ihou- sand net where the money should come from to supply work during WILL slack time Yours e BEVERLY i V ' ‘ Cardinal Pietro Maffi CARDINALDIES cents on January 2 The rise was the sharpest of recent gains OF Silver had a long and precipitous fall and the consequent drastic curtailment of purchasing power by the far east contributed to world-wid- e depression The current recovery had its Inception partly In the recent Archbishop of Pisa Fails to Anglo-Indiagreement Recover Was Papal Continued strength In silver with prospects of further improvement in Possibility the price has had a favorable influence on business sentiment throughout the world Local dealers in silver were bullish but said there was PISA Italy March 16 (f)— Cardilittle speculation for the rise going nal Pietro Maffi 73 twice a papal beon here Chinese speculators are lieved to have had the largest hand possibility died here tonight In the recent buying as well as In the Nearly a month ago when’ Influ1- -4 INFLUENZA an Newspaper Man Chosen as Secretary to Chief Executive ‘ WASHINGTON Theodore-Joali- March 16 UP)— who began a newspaper career 23 years ago as an office boy today was appointed Secretary to President Hoover The head of the Washington bo- -' roan of the Boston Transcript will sneered George Akerson another newspaper man who resigned several weeks ago to take an executive position with a large moving picture concern A native of Massachusetts Jos- ton has been in charge of the Transcript bureau here since 1924 For eight years previously he was a member of the paper's Washington staff He will assume his duties shortly after the chief executive rey turns from a cruise In tho Ho will serve as conCaribbean tact man between tho president bis numerous callers and the Crowd Threatens Suspected Man After Police Find Body of Missing Girl CONEMAUGH Pa March (AP)— The battered body of Betty Mowry 7 who had been missing from her home here- ftince last Friday was found late today under the attic floor of the home of Harry Starchok The skull of the child had been crushed Mrs Matthew Swab coroner of Cambria county said the child had been assaulted 16 - The girl’s hands were tied behind her and her body badly beaten and bruised was partly wrapped in old burlap bags Starchok who Is 28 years old and married was arrested a short time later and taken to the village police station A large crowd gathered about the jail as the report of the finding of the body was circulated about town and police rushed him out of the back door to the Cambria county Jail In Johnstown two miles away when threats - gains him were heard from men In the crowd 8tarchok's wife Margaret 22 was taken into custody a short time after arrest of Starchok She is bethe v newspaper men ing held without ball An Intensive search has been carried on since the disappearance of the chUd her parents Mr and Mrs Jack Mowry believing she had wandered from home and drowned In the p river Search In the Conemaugh Wash' rs March 16 (A’h-M- stream ceased only this afternoon SPOKANE 81 whose father when police acting on an anonymous Carolina Kirk sold Fox island Chicago million- “tip” went to the Starchok place aires’ playground for $600 died to- located only a short distance from day of paralysis the Mowry home t Two of her sons became ARMY CHAPLAIN DIES newspaper men William F 6PARANISE Italy March 16 UP)— Kirk sports columnist for Hearst papers died three years ago David Father Giovanni Semeria Italy's best L Kirk is with the Chronicle here known army chaplain and an author He Mrs Klrk recently completed an his- and editor of note died today will be given a public funeral In Rome torical sketch of Fox Island ' ten-da- Kin of Noted Chicagoan Dies 4 well-kno- Silver Jl$o Stiver JO 14c PAGES— FIVE CENTS Away TAXES PAYS (TV-M- ore today overturn war was ute payments Aiarch 16— An girl totremendous difficulties In an against static-fille- d ether news of those who were aboard the sealer Viking which was destroyed yesterday by an explosion a Listed unromantlcally on the records of the Mackay Radio company as O Bartlett the young woman who serves as radio operator on Horse island near which the Viking was destroyed spent feverish hours tapping out messages for the outer world many of which were never received It was at 9 o clock last night when the girl’s first message flashed through the air giving the first hint of the waters near the lonely Island which tragedy in the she shares with three families she said “Heard terrific explosion this morning “Wreckage of burning steamer sighted about eight miles east of here Also men traveling on ice toward island” AFTEOLAST ST JOHNS N F was carrying on effort to send through night (Continued WASHINGTON March 16 than $3000000000 went Into or out of the United States treasury This SOUND MOVIE CRAFT BURNS One Hundred Thirty-Eigon Expedition Vessel ht Ill-Fat- ed ice-fill- ed Government Sells Bondg but Uses Cash in Retiring Important Obligations World Girl Sees Disaster Flashes Grim Story the largest since the caused by last minof Income taxes the on Fan Elthtean LEO BROTHERS Column UTAH SENATOR LINGLE SLAYER INWATERPLEA bonds and certificates of Indebtedness and the retirement of government obligations More than 4000000 persons had until midnight tonight to flle their Income tax returns for the last calendar year Many had done so previously but others made belated efforts to beat the deadline fixed by MEN MAROONED ON VAST PACKS Two) FACES TRIAL AS MEETS REBUFF sale of Fate of Many Seamen Unknown Ships Rushing to Rescue t ST JOHNS N F March 16 (AP)—Twenty persons were killed when the auxiliary barkentine Viking carrying Varick Frissell’s sound-movexpedition among the North Atlantic sealers exploded and burned at sea last night The boat carrying 138 sealers and three expedition members— Frissell Harry Sargent explorer and A E Penrod cameraman— was about eight miles off Horse Inland White ie Judge Expects Month to Secretary Stimson Refuses to Notify Mexico of Pass Before Jury for American Claim Case Is Complete CHICAGO March 16 (UP)— Leo By HARRY J BROWN Brothers blond gangster Tabulation of Returns Tribune to trial today WASHINGTONCorrespondent from St Louis went Will Require Several Days March 16— News Tabulation of the returns will re- on charges of murdering Alfred J reports to the effect that Mexico quire several days Treasury of- Lingle newspaper reporter whose Is demanding an allocation of six ficials expected them to give an Inbay headlines in reverberated death from of water the acre million feet debelieve dication of the effect of the 1930 the hereSeamen around the world Colorado river after the completion pression upon the nation's business said he be- of Boulder dam led Senator King Viking in an 'effort to force Sabath Joseph Judge o! end that Officials hoped at the it might take almost a month to bring this matter to the attenthe Ice pack this month which closes the first lieved even to select a Jury Every news- tion of Secretary of 8tate Stimson her way through quarter of the calendar year more she found herself which in In column Chicago senator printed The paper suggested Monday than $500000000 would have been retoo on column sensational the have about much after state the may that formally department put' ceived from Income tax The actual In a Michigan boulevard notify Mexico that the United States steam the exploslng payments up to midnight are ex slaying last June resulting raevery Chicago In its own behalf ana on the bepected to total around $400000000 subway Later advices to the Canadio station bradcast details of the half of the states of the Colorado Pietro Maffi archbishop of Pisa They will l5e reported on various days hunt for the killer and the question river basin lays claim to the In- dian Press said it was indias month remainder of the was a man of science and of letters during the for days afterward in most casual creased equated flow of the Coloexa close friend of the royal family and fast as tabulated conversations was “Who killed Jake rado tht will follow the completion cated that gunpowder had one of the outstanding figures in the The total payment for the first Lingle?” off stern the ploded blowing attiJust what the dam the of quarter Is expected to be $100000000 Catholic hierarchy The Judge said he believed It would tude of the state department may of the vessel pe With Cardinal Oasparrl former or more below the corresponding to find twelve be was not fully disclosed but Senarlod last year despite a 1 per cent be extremely ’difficult The officers’ quarters and state of shared he who did not know all about tor King later stated that Secrepapal secretary tax on normal income than citizens the honor of wearing the “Collar of greater muraer from their newspaper tary Stimson flatly declined to accommodations for the pasthe 1929 In the Annunziata” the highest gift of it was said were reading and who had not decided serve such notice on Mexico lndi sengers the crown and a distinction which Treasury Sells Issued ago who was responsible for it eating that the subject had already nearest the long powder magazine entitled him to be styled "cousin” of In howcourt administraconsidered When been the today by adjourned Spring Financing the king This honor was conferred and in the portion of the craft for both sides had ac- tion and a decision reached The treasury In conducting Its ever attorneys on him shortly after he married three Jurors tentatively after ' blown away Prince Humbert of Piedmont heir spring financing sold $1518261150 cepted the latter had indicated they had no Senator'Cltes The fate of Frissell Sargent Pen-ro- d Possible Dispute to the throne and Princess Marie In three Issues of securities and3 realopinions concerning Brothers’ 1 and Captain Abraham Kean Jr StimJose of Belgium in January last year tired $1109000000 In maturing told Senator no King Secretary scruples guilt and had Its was not known early tonight Many He was born in a village of Pavla per cent treasury notes In addition leged the death penalty son that If Mexico Increases Imposing against men were reported injured They In it on the interest $30000000 on October 12 1852 a year and some paid Brothers who has become the filings on the waters that flow In were marooned on an ice floe toward Interacross months after Pope Plus XI was born public debt volume the was Increasing of Jail the fashion city plate tugboats carrying doctors and His parents were fairly well to do Tlie security Issues sold comprise dressed in national boundary as work on the which and a pressed carefully nurses were 3 8 per cent farmers but they died while he was $594193650 In blue suit with tie to Boulder dam progresses and the The purposehurrying 2 per of the expedition was still a child and he was brought up bonds $623891500 In one-yeHis curly hair was smoothly states of the upper basin are unable to obtain match incent additional pictures for inIn the family of an uncle At the age treasury certificates of In the next ten or fifteen years to and sat nonchalant He brushed a drama of the sealdebtedness In into and $300178000 of 15 he began studies for the priesttheir share of the river's wa- corporation 11-- 2 per cent treasury cer- smiling throughout the questioning apply Industry which Frissell a ing hood and advanced so rapidly the Mexico use to beneficial ters that Yale graduate and fellow of The latter will furnish of prospective Jurors will have established priorities which bishop of Pavla made him a pro- tificates fessor of philosophy even before he funds for loans on veterans' com this government might be unable to the Royal Geographic society made pensatlon certificates had taken holy orders combat even In an International last year The Viking put out of 8t Income tax payments will give John's March 9 court treasury experts their first chance Senator King was Impressed with Operator Unable accurately to estimate the prospective ‘ the idea that the etate department deficit the government will have at has been considering the Colorado To Supply Names A the end of the 1931 fiscal year on late message today from the and Rio Grande rivers together and June 30 has found Mexico disposed to al- telegraph operator stationed on the Island the Information gave lonely the diversions Rio low further from Estimates Deficit Total Grande for the irrigation of lands concerning the number of dead but Of More Than $500000000 In Texas provided it can get what could supply no names The exploSecretary Mellon has estimated the it wants out of the Colorado river sion was heard and flames were seen of House Texas deficit will amount to more than Dynamiting has been backing the Idea of shooting from the ship Some hours $500000000 At the close of business Marks Climax of War- trading Rio Grande water for Colo- later the operator said the boat JAMESTOWN R I March 18 UP) on March 13 the deficit was rado river water Inasmuch as Texas sank —Four patients and an orderly lost fare in Denver has everything to gain and nothing The Viking was one of the veterans their lives in a fire of undetermined The treasury had collected to lose by this international ar- of the seal hunters having slid down cotone of three which razed origin the ways at Arendal-Norwasince last July 1 and had DENVER Colo March 17 ()P— The rangement exacttages at the private sanitarium of spent $2601916538 ly half a century ago Her gross 1 William L Bates here tonight Favors Pete of Carllno Denver home North Department treasMills 586 was of the tonnage and she had been Undersecretary Another patient was dropped to ury after a conference with Presi- reputed southern Colorado gang Texas Proposal Ice floes off and on fighting the- — here was chieftain early 1904 dynamited state second dent since window sevsaid a from The Hoover every be it would gives story department safety eral days before the treasury would this morning Authorities have not evidence of being In accord with the The dead: The government steamer Bagona or was killed whether anyone Edward Peckham 83 of Middle-tow- n know anything very definite about learned Texas idea and Senator King's pro- and the tug Foundation Franklin test that the grant of six million acre were ordered to sea to aid the inCatherine Gerhard of East the government’s Income for this Injured by the blast as he Carllno to An attempt slay Providence Edward Shea of Ashton year feet to Mexico out of the Colorado jured and marooned survivors It In street comer on North a stood 14 of Returns for the first Newport all pamight prove to be at the expense of was uncertain how soon they might days of the Harry Eastman tients and Joseph Hartman 34 of month he said were about what the Denver three weeks ago was unsuc- the upper basin states made no Im(Continued ra Fata Two) cessful whatever The Interior deCentral Falls an orderly treasury had anticipated (Column Three) The house was demolished by the pression has Inclined to this view partment blast and the remnants consumed by and it to apparent that the state defire Residences to the north and partment In refusing to serve notice — Who south ofthe Carllno house also were on Mexico is acting with the entire damaged by the blast and fire of the secretary of the InPolice said If the Carllno house was approval terior at of the explothe time occupied sion those Inside undoubtedly were killed The dynamiting came as a sensational climax to gang warfare which has raged since Carllno moved to Denver from Pueblo and followed the Their theft started a trail of kidnaping Jealousy kidnaping of Tony Vaccarro cousin P— Cal HolliCHEYENNE murder and mystery that makes one of the most of Carllno Vacarro and Mr and day Cheyenne’s Wyo Tells Tomorrow “flying mayor” and Mrs John Cha of Trinidad with Frank Veager airmail unusual serial stories ever printed In Tho Tribune pilot and whom he was last seen have been member of the state aeronautical About miss Jpg for more than a month board have been named by acting Oovemor A M Clark to represent This on Foe’s Most Wyoming at the third national airport conference In Tulsa Okla New March 25 26 and 27 It to expected the two Wyoming delegates will fly tq the Tulsa meetLAUREL Md March 16 UP) — ing Verne E Treat airmail pilot leaped Cake gflbtme - Position for his life today when his plane became so heavily Ice coated It was ORDER NOW— C MONTH being forced to the ground He landed in The uninjured In an orchard His plane crashed In a near-b- y hief woods and was wrecked WASHINGTON March 16 The DIFFERENT Serial SALT was bound from New York Justice Hughes today anTreat You Have Been Lookto Washington nounced the supreme court will be in Treat made his way to a farmhouse recess from next Monday until April ing fori and later left from Laurel by train 13 Todayjs session of the court was for Washington taking the mall with brief No written decisions were him handed down law six-fo- enza developing from a cold gave rise to fears that this was his last Illness Pope Pius sent his benediction The last sacraments of the church were administered on February 24 when he insisted on arising from his bed and keeling at an altar to receive the host— He rallied however then sank agatoT and the pope sent his bene diction once more early this morning ot - 3-- Slayer Hides Child in Attic FIVE The ship will proceed to the oil docks at Marcus Hook where sufficient fuel for the cruise to the Brooklyn navy yard will be taken on Then THRONG 3-- 7-- DAY Sum Treasury 3-- ex-na- IN of Three Thousand Millions Pours Into Vast Tribune Leased JOLIET mult of accusation against an ousted chaplain rose above the rumbling to-of rebellion in the qld state prison day Turning from his announcement that a second prisoner had died of wounds suffered In Saturday’s riot Warden Henry C Hill charged that Rev George Whltmeyer had fomented discontent carried messages for convicts and knowingly or not had selling been a messenger In a Jail delivery The highest quotation for silver last plot year was 46 8 cents early in Jan-uar- y “My conscience is clear and I am not afraid of an honest Investigation” replied the clergyman former State Department pastor of an Episcopal parish at Herrin He had tendered the requested Launches Meetings resignation February 25 terming the Special to The Tribune killing of three escaping prisoners WASHINGTON March 18—Purthree suant to the resolution passed redays previously ‘‘murder’’ ' ’A crescendo of rebellion rose todiy cently by the senate the state departof word as the "Grapevine” carried ment through diplomatic channels the death of George J&kowanis shot has begun a series of Informal conferSatura the ences with the leading nations Inby guard during uprising sliver day His was the sixth death among terested in the world-wid- e the convicts In a month— three ran problem sounding them out to deInto waiting gunners as they lowered termine whether they will be disthemselves from the stone walls Feb- posed If a formal Invitation Is ex ruary 22 Joseph Coakley’s death tended to participate In an Internafrom a clot on the heart while In soli- tional conference Senator King who tary confinement last week precipi- urged such a plan of procedure even tated a legislative Investigation and before the Pittman subcommittee betwo were killed and two wounded in gan its hearings today conferred with Secretary of State Stimson and the riot A reversion to normal routine was encouraged to learn 'that this too nanearer tonight and seemed government has begun a move which tional guard companies In northern if it meets with encouragement will pedition more was the with be were to than Illinois orders under pleased I ready lead to an International conference ability exhibited by the skipper and for service on an Instant’s call To- The state department felt that at this morrow a legislative committee will preliminary stage of the negotiations his crew on this first run resume Its Inquiry at Springfield little should be said but Senator Much to Be while a coroner’s Jury here sits In King after his visit expressed hope Done on Board Judgment over the death of the two that some real benefit will ultimately follow There Is still much to be done on convicts aboard and many of the new parts to test but with the knowledge gained by experience Captain Dan nenhower advised putting out from the shipyard so that the last few Jobs could be shaken down under 111 S IN OUT BILLIONS 31 Pastor Carries Messages That Started Trouble Official Declares U UP FROM RECENT LOW (Salt Lake 22 MARCH 17 1031 4517e EXPLORATION SCHOONER EXPLODES AMID HEAVY ICE FLOES TWENTY DIE Advances More Than 1 Cent Per Ounce Marks Sharp Recovery BEEKS SHELTER I' AT NAVY YARD ' i 9675o Copper Lead well-tailor- ed ar th GANG BLASTS DIE IN RIVAL’S HOME HOSPITAL FIRE $2176-2027- - Stoic Them Preparing for “THE CZARINA’S Pair Win Posts RUBIES” Great Serial Starting Sunday Read P $ali As Air Delegates PERSHING Attack Pilot Abandons Ice Coated Plane Supreme Court Calls Recess (FD-C- LAKE TRIBUNE V |