Show - - mm7"7111") ----- :rro dEbk The Weather 4 nil ‘' Friday and Saturday Friday WYOMING 1 Unsettled Friday and Saturday (Detailed Report on Page 25) e i 044 eIntered at the postottice at Halt Lake issued every morning City ae second clam matter under act of Uerc k 11$711 VOL 132 NO 165 4 a 0 I) k NEVADA— SALT LAKE CITY UTAH 4 it FRIDAY MORNING Local Metal Markets t 4 Gold 41 (1111 L' t r Today and Big Townsend Tomorrow WALTER LIPPMAN- N-1 Plan Profits he fii One State Manager Got i ' lj1i Over $1800 Monthly ki Cominittee Informed : 1"' of he en nt I o- tt High Percentage of All Shows Dues Quiz it Goes for Commissions - Dft at or - ht NEW YORK March 26—The change which has come over the political scene in the last few 777"--- -" weeks is gener- - '' '' : 11:::::: t I:41::i:si i gcz:'": n pi:::: 0 !r ti- and Downs Clements Is Questioned E:i6:::t::40ia ie o- Ups - v Is By Associated Press I WASH INGTON March 26—A f charge that one state manager of 1 old age pension or ' the Townsend ganization received 61800 to !2100 monthly in commissions was placed before a special house !today committee 1 Near the end of a long first-da- y Interrogation of Robert E Clements t 0 en ty !l on i ' :::W:ht4A:i 1 W:Sfisiiit-- t 'i:j:':414! c p ally recognized Mr Roosevelt wh' had been losing ground since about February 1935 has begun to recover much of the ground he had lost On this point the test polls and t h e observa- tions of experi- - enced observ- ers agree The Republica n s on the other Lippmann hand have made very little headway since the Liberty League the Talmadge con- dinner ventior Now it is still much too early to say that this reversal of the trend may not be reversed in its turn before election But it is not I think too early to say— barring some radical and unforseeable change in he whole economic situation— that on the line he has been following for the last few weeks Mr Roosevelt is likely to grow stronger that the Republicans on the line they are to grow following are likely recently resigned national secretary the committee's youthful-appearin- g counsel James Sullivan said Edward James Margett had been receiving such commissions in Cali 1 fornia Clements said he was unable to eatifirm the figures without reference to his files But he reminded weaker that the state managers had to split NRA and AAA Held with congressional district organIzers and pay office and other ex- Political Liabilities penses The thing that almost ruined Percentage Revealed Mr Roosevelt was his experiment who old witness ii The in planned economy: particularly 5 4 earlier had paid tribute to Dr F E thc N R A and the A AA The latter to be sure was popular AI Townsend as well as absolving mittee investigators of charges of among most of the farmers who si using "back-alley- " methods said the raise cotton corn and hogs state managers receive 40 per cent wheat and the other "basic" comof all dues collicted from new mem- modities It was not popular' in hers of Townsend clubs fact it was probably unpopular (These clubs linked together by among the dairymen perhaps A Old Age Revolving Pensions Ltd the most important of all the agrithe national- organization have cultural interests the A A A was sprung up throughout the nation in increasingly unpopular among the support of Dr Townsend's plan to people of the larger cities who pay federal pensions of 6200 kmonth felt they were carrying the burto all persons over 60) den of the processing taxes New Clements said the state managers England for example has been all also receive 20 per cent of "quoalienated more by the A A A than tas" or sums which the clubs turn by any other measure of the new He deal In to national headquarters conceded that national headquarThe N R A was an almost un: ters had no knowledge of expenses mitigated liability Big business of the state officers but agreed to which it favored through relaxafurnish a complete list of the man- tion of the antitrust laws rapidly agers their salaries and commisgrew to hate the bureaucratic sions control and the labor provisions Personal History Organized labor soon found that the promises held out could not Most of the day wm spent in tebe enforced: leaders would soon dious questioning of Clements' personal history including such queries have begun to charge the new as when he first started paying in- deal wits á ietrayal come taxes and details ot his real Supreme Court Veto estate business in California Sullivan stressed in this early Assisted Roosevelt questioning Clement's admitted lack The small business men who of formal education along economic had their expenses jacked up lines before he Joined with the Calwere of course annoyed and the ifornia physician in the effort to persuade congress to accept Town- consumer had small reason to send's plan to "end the depression" love a system which increased his costs of living Except for cerClements denied Sullivan's assertion national officers did not know tain marginal groups of employes what was going on in various re- who were unquestionably helped and some inefficient manufacturgional and area headquarters ers who were protected from Sketchy Inquiry competition the N R A 'Iiwas a He 1 inves-conceded however the ' political nightmare veto tigation 'by national officers of The supreme court's ( backgrounds of state and regional against a planned economy did managers in many instances had more than to save Mr Roosebeen sketchy except such as was velt from almost certain political i necessary when they It vindicated the furdaposted the re- - ruin quired bond for their positions mental Republican argument and Clements was unable to say how disrupted the Republican cammsny Townsend clubs were in ex- - paign Had N R A and A A A Istence when national headquarters been allowed to live had Mr were moved from Los Angeles to Roosevelt raised the constitution4 Washington last year He did say al question then there would have however that there are 1100 clubs been a paramount issue Mr in California the birthplace of the Hoover with his warnings about movement the challenge to liberty Mr Mark ! The membership of these cubs he Sullivan's adinirably persistent said ranged from 100 up to 22000 and effective campaigning In the Los Angeles club would have provided a great contest over the very form of LOS ANGELES March 26 (A')- -on Page Pour) Dr 'Column Six) E Townsend Francis disj today k closed of details a transaction in Al R E Clements resigned 4 which secretary-tieasurof the old age i pension movement sold his 50 per 4 cent interest in the Townsend it P t ' ar 1 i - 4 1 Amer-(Continu- ed House Experts Okeh Basis of New Tax Bill 'i Weekly s Clements received $50000 Town- I send said The board of directors used $40000 in accumulated profits WASHINGTON March 26 to buy Clements' interest and bor- !! rowed the remaining $10000 from clue to a new hormone absence of 4: a bank which may indirectly cause the I Weekly Makes Money death of young children was reTownsend said the weekly with ported today to the American Phycirculation estimated at 250000 Dr H Se lye of !"bas been making money for six siological society by CanMontreal McGill university or months" i eight 1 Hereafter he said 90 per cent of ada the weekly profits will go to the This mysterious t chemical sub1 treasury of the old age pension stance Dr Selyr said appears to movement "as long as there is need control the involution or decrease in sizes of the thymus gland under for it" g Previously Townsend and Clem- the breastbone which is large in ents shared equally in profits infants but soon shrivels up Townsend said He said he would Many Sudden Deaths retain 11 of the 20 shares of stock of the gland to decrease Failure ' that nine would be held in trust in size with a resulting pressure on '0 10 would and that he accept only the windpipe has been held accountper cent of the net profits of the able by physicians for many sudden publication deaths in young children The substance which is secreted by the adrenal glands located just over the kidneys is distinct in action from the two known hormonei by of these glands—adrenalin and curNEW YORK March 26 (211-- -A tin—which are believed to be essenplan for the reorganization of the tial fur life Dr Selye explained Denver & Rio Grande Western rail- In experimenting with young r4s road is to be filed by May 1 Chair-Ma- n the Montreal physiologist found L W Baldwin said today that when the adrenal glands are Officials of the road conferred removed the thymus gland did not with representatives of insurance decrease in size at the normal rate !companies and other large bond- and the condition was not corrected Baldwin holders said interest by the administration of either He concluded chArges would be reduced to keep adrenalin or cortin the road out of the courts It en- that a third hormone undiscovered in previous experimental work is tered bankruptcy last November - hearings Open Monday i 3 I 41I be - Reorganization Plans Prepared DRGW : - C ''''11 44 By United Press 26— March GTON HIN Stripped of farm excise levies and W AS providing $345000000 less revenue than demanded by President Roose- velt for the next three years the recommendations of congressional tax experts were accepted by the house ways and means cOmmittee today as the basis of the administration's new tax bill The revised estimates promptly raised a question whether Mr Roosevelt would be able to balance the ordinary federal budget for the 1936-3- 7 fiscal year with the reduced yield He estimated in his recent message to congress than $792000- 000 in additional revenue would be required annually for three years to restore the budget scrambled by the supereme court's invalidation of A A A and enactment of the soldier bonus over his opposition Processing Taxes Out Processing taxes on 33 farm commodities which the department of agriculture estimated would raise S221000000 annually were rejected of by strong congressional opposition to imposition of anything that resembled a sales tax during an election year Public hearings on the new measure will open Monday Chairman Robert L Doughton (D N C) said testimony will be restricted to data relating to proposed sections of the new bill Every effort will be made to bring the measure to the house floor by April 15 Doughton said Speaker Joseph W Byrns predicted it would require a week to disObstacles pose of the legislation facing the bill in the senate may delay final passage until late May or early June 'Average Man' Unaffected Unless the recommendations of the ways and means subcommittee headed by Representative Samuel B Hill (D Wash) are drastically revised the average man owning little or no stocks in corporations will not be affected:bY the proposed tax revisions The program seeks to force corporations which annually put aside a large per cent of their net income to do one of two into reserves things: (1) Reduce the amount of money set atside in reserves and pay more in dividends to stockholders or (2) pay a sharply higher tax on their total net income to the federal government Exemptions of normal dividends from income taxes are repealed under the new proposal Henceforth they will be taxed at the regular rate of 4 per cent Thus the average man is hurt by the suggested new taxes only to the extent of the dividends he receives If he gets none he pays no more taxes to the government than he pays today No Revisions Planned No revisions in the general income tax schedules are contemplated An analysis if the subcommittee's recommendations today showed that the proposed tax bill would yield an estimated $799000000 for the first year or $7000000 more than President Roosevelt's estimated need active in carrying on normal development of 'children Evidence that the pituitary gland at the base of the train may have much to do with diabetes was presented to the society by University of Chicago biologists Recent experiments have shown they declared that an animal with diabetes could be kept alive for months without administration of insulin if the pituitary gland was removed They concluded that the disease may be due to an undersecretion of insulin or to an oversecretion of hormones from the pituitary gland Persons flying at high altitudes in aircraft of the future will require much longer to digest their meals according to a report of experiments made by the University of West Virginia biologists Put In Steel Tanks Volunteer medical students were given a meal for which the digestion time had been determined and were then placed in steel tanks in which air pressure was lowered to simulate high altitudes At a pressure corresponding to about 8000 feet an altitude found around the Grand canyon about 10 per cent longer was required to empty the stomach the biologists said At a pressure corresponding to 14000 feet about the altitude of Pike's peak the emptying time was increased by 50 per cent N: ': " 0? 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Tuesday with the inuraer of Mrs Blanche Nelson first victim of the Davis county murder orgy of last October 13 in which four persons were shot U V ' Wood Expert Urges Reprieve for Hauptmann S PAGES-FI- VE 44c 925(0950c Zino 490c 1904 CENTS Salt Lake Man Sought in Girl Slaying Probe t Film Group Trapped Idaho Snow Ben J Pack Tentatively Identified as One of Party With Miss Shaw May Furnish New Clue r--- By Associated Press LEWISTON Idaho March 26 --motion picture troupe threatened with an influenza epidemic was trapped tonight and two men were missing in a blizzard that swept suddenly over the isolated film camp in central Idaho A railroad train equipped with a snowplow left Headquarters Idaho tonight in an attempt to reach the Samuel Goldwyn screen company location in the Clearwater forest 105 miles northeast of The train carried medLewiston ical supplies A meager report from the camp said two staff members were seriously ill and "several others" were sick A searching party left the camp by dog team the report said to look for two tractor operators who had been breaking a trail between the camp and Beaver creek to the north The missing pair many hours overdue were believed in an area blocked by snowdrifts as deep as 14 feet The blizzard piled a foot of snow in the upper regions within a brief time -- :Ilan's Whereabouts Not Known Since Leavjng Home Last Momtay Salt Lake city police anddeputy sheriffs investigating the attack-slayin- g Sunday of diminutive Ruth Shaw 20 announced Thursday they are seeking Ben J Pack 23 of 966 Eighth East street for questioning in connection with the case Pack officers declared had been tentatively identified as one of four persons In a 1927 model sedan that stopped early Sunday morning at a service station at Fourth South and State streets and which assertedly had Miss Shaw as one occupant Investigators said they wanted to question Pack in an effort to determine the identity of Ruth's companion and to determine conclusively if she was an occupant of the car Officers of the Salt Lake City police department and the office of Sheriff S Grant Young working jointly in the case said Thursday their four-da- y intestigation dis- to death The jury made no recommendations for mercy The first ballot was taken shortly after the jury ' got the case the voting standing of for conviction Attic first of in Wilentz Phones After Inspection degree eight murder and four for conviction of Bronx home Where Bruno Lived second degree murder Six ballots were taken when the unanimous vote for first degree conviction was Associated By PyttK returned TRENTON N J March 26—An au oritative source disTake Seven Hours enwood W feder Arch closed tonight that Loney expert The jury of 10 farmers a jlasterer gaged by Governor Harold G Hofffman to tudy the Lind- - and a laborer deliberated seven hours and six minutes before reachbergh kidnap ladder telephoned closed: ing a verdict that means death to torney General David T Wilentz Tentative Identification re- the formet chain store meat buyer asking him to agree to a unless he is found insane in a secPictures of Pack in police identiprieve for Bruno Richard Hauptond trial made necessary under his mann fication bureau files had been tendual plea of not guilty and not Loney made the call a few hours tatively identified by companions of the slain girl as the man who esafter he and Governor Hoffman reguilty by reason of insanity corted her from the Coconut Grove turned to Trenton from the Bronx Retiring at 3:15 p m with 40 state ballroom sabout 12:20 a m Sunday where the governor went today to and three defense exhibits the jury the Jast time she was seen alive considered the evidence offered durinspect for himself the attic of the house where Hauptmann lived beNaomi Shaw Ruth's sister said trial until 10:21 ing the eight-da- y fore his arrest and from which the looked like the man who left the Foreman Charles A Parrish p m 16 of ladder the state contends rail dance with Ruth" Grace Welch 350 read the verdict in the hush of a Two German of Catholic8 Resume Nobility Rites was taken North Eleventh West street anothcourtroom filled mainly with relaer companion at the dance said Doom Set Tuesday tives and friends of the four muras Churches of Die in Accident "that's the man" when shown the der victims Hauptmann scheduled to die in received the verdict in picture Spectators the electric chair Tuesday night was Near Volcano Country Open Harold Bell attendant at the serhushed silence and with no demonsaved once before by reprieve On vice station preylously had identistration was 16 before he the day January fied pictures of the slam girl as one heard the doom-lade- n By United Press Boyer to be executed the governor signed By Associated Press of four persons in a 1927 model the words with calm same has that MEXICO 26—FreeCITY March a reprieve AMECAMEGA MexicoMarch 26 marked his demeanor sedan that stopped at the station The governor conceding he has —Fourteen dom of worship was restored to milpersons including a Ger- the trial The deeepingthroughout early Sunday morning He also tenof the no further reprieve powers said yes- man lions Roman as of Catholics a and German princess today tatively identified pictures of rack prison pallor on his face was the churches continued terday only the court of pardons or died prince to reopen as one of the occupants of the tame today when the huge of emotion by the defendsign only judicial intervention can save the throughout Mexico as a conse- machine airplane in which they were ant convicted Lindbergh)baby killer If quence of President Lazaro CardeSon Used Car he riding crashed on the rocky "saddle" ' Vaits With Sheriff a situation warrants two volcanoes nas' more lenient view of the reBen Pack said he will ask the attorney gen- between J Sr told officers his He had the hours spent awaiting victims Ten were of the ligious question European son had used the car Saturday eral to join him in an application tourists among them Adolf Prince the decision in company with his The changed attitude of the adfor a judicial stay of execution night wife Mrs Julia Boyer in Sheriff ministration was first in and Elisabeth Schaumburg-Lipp- e apparent Clothes pins similar to the one The attorney general asked about Holbrook's office e Joseph The the of announcement the Princess Schaumburg-Lippministry found four miles up Emigration canthe call from Loney said he had Mrs Boyer also received the ver- of interior on March 18 which offilan were four said aviation others near Ruth's body were found in "no comment" to make dict calmly cial and three crew members several churches closed for years yon the Pack machine which the elder Evidence Doubted The jurors polled by the clerk had been permitted to reopen List of Victims Mr Pack purchased March 3from a Loney told the governor tonight The list of the passenger victims of the court each responded that Some Still Closed local used car lot as came not the the verdict announced believe was rail his did he as announced by the HamburgPractically all churches In the The former owner of the car said verdict from Hauptmann's attic follows: pins in the machine trial Americanj4ine ImmediatelTa er the verdict had states of Tabasco Queretaro Chia- he kept clothes During the Flemington Adolf Prince Schaumburg-Lipp- e to hold the cap of the eind District huahua and Vera Cruz however using them Loney then a P W A wood expert Elisabeth Princess Schaumburg-Lipp- e been announced tank in place The former owner ratt presiding still are closed It was in these gas telegraphed Edward J Reilly chief Eugene E states where the antireligious drive also told officers a headlight globe Siegmund Baron von Stie- Judge to a defense counsel he was willing to ber Frau foundation for began lay jurist Dora Thein Fraulein Vic- the second In Tabasco similar to one found in a paper sack trial on the defendant's has been strongest testify for the defense if he had more time to study the ladder He toria Thein Fraulein Marie Mar- plea of not guilty by reason of in- churches have been closed for a near the body had been left in the Harder Fraulein Elisabeth decade They have been denied per- machine said then he did not think Haupt- garethe Schroer Fraulein Liesb2t Pust all sanity mission to open in Vera Cruz for Gray Suit Found mann built it The judge ordered the verdict en- five Germans Dr Elmer von Rohonczy A gray suit found in the Pack years tered the anrecords and upon a Hungarian and Adolf Franz IgMost of the churches now re- residence was said by Naomi Shaw nounced that under the new code ler an Austrian opened were closed during the time and Marjorie Kilbaugh another of as the last adopted procedure by The others killed were Adrian Tomas Garrido Canabal political companion of the slain girl at the Utah an additional legislature Barchers an instructor for must be had on the case "dictator" of ITabasco served as dany'e to resemble one worn by Airways who had been hearing He said he would afford opposing secretary of agriculture in Presi- Ruth's escort loaned to the Compania Mexicana dent Cardenas' cabinet Canabal A pair of shoes believed to have counsel opportunity now to pro- was leader of the red shirts an and the three crew men Rodo llo been the property of Pack were Limon radio operator Daniel Mad- pound any question relative to the organization whose clashes said by officers to have been reprocedure to be adopted for the with Catholic steward registered as a Costa next groups resulted in cently scrubbed with soap and waPITTSBURGH March 26 t111— rigal trial Rican and J Presciado Acosta the several deaths and intensified the Mayor William N McNair said to- - pilot Judge Pratt then asked also if differences between church and ter and carefully19 polished Earl Slocum of 124 Walker's day the east's disastrous floods could they cared to examine the present state His overthrow last July lane and Douglas Leggroan 19 of be traced to the work of the civilian LYNDHURST to ascertain their jury qualificaHampshire Engeased the situation somewhat 145 White conservation corps in removing land March 26 UP)—Four place told officers picmen and tions as to sitting on a jury in the tures of Pack resembled a man Recent Pleas Aid trees logs and underbrush which a woman were killed late second trial tonight absorbed water in the mountains when an airliner crashed here The many recent pleas of the who visited a lunch room near SevDefense Objects and acted as a flood preventive Catholic hierarchy for a letup in enth South and State streets about All those killed were civilians R Verne defense what McCullough He asserted: they called "religious persecu- 5 a m Sunday who was driving "This flood came on suddenly all TUCSON Ariz March 26 VEI— counsel said he had 'no questions tion" and a desire to submerge the either a blue or green sedan of the over the eastern area If it had hap- IThe search for four Phoenix bust- - to ask and objected to the proced- church-stat- e conflict in the inter- Ilsame model as the Pack machine preests -- f full cooperation in working They said the man's eyes appeared pened only in Pittsburgh we nessmen missing since they took off ure now being adopted by the conwouldn't be looking for a general from the Douglas airport shortly siding judge as improper and out the revolutionary program bloodshot and he looked like he cause But it occurred all over the before midnight Wednesday shifted trary to law were believed responsible for the might have been in a physical He to examination new east at about the same time Indi- - to the d struggle They also told officers Santa Catalina of thetook exception order at time the present cations are there may be a recur- mountains late today jury The churches being reopened are he remarked he had motor trouble "I feel that theentire procedure those closed rence without a federal or- "up a canyon" Aid Requested is unconstitutional and illegal" said der "What is the underlying cause for Full Brother's Story religious liberty still dozen a With the planes covering Mr McCullough "I do not prothis widespread condition? on revocation of laws in sevPack's brother Lynn Pack said "The answer is the C C C camps1 mountain region and searchers on pose to risk waiving any of the hinges eral states where religious services the two lad occupied the same bed foot scouring canyons afia- desert (Continued on Page Eight) and operations They have cleanecll E and teaching are barred (Column One V Pettis department of comSaturday night and that he had a lot of underbrush not seen Ben since Sunday streams chopped down trees and merce inspector appealed to J S Pack's father told investigators made a lot of roads that are never Marriott supervising aeronautical his son had come home Monday at used The result has been that when engineer Los Angeles to have ad3 p m to ask Mrs Pack for some 6 the heavy rains come instead of ditional ships sent from March field California money and that he had not been soaking down through the accumu- - Piloted seen since by Paul Odneal the ship lated leaves logs and decayed wood The eider Mr Pack explained which acted as a flood preventive carried as passengers Harold A leaving town on short notice was the water runs down from our Marks 31 attorney and national The train crawled along the 175 nothing unusual for his son as he BUFFALO N Y March 28 (UP) mountains as if in gutters and executive of the United States Junh John —Astronomy's new reaches Pittsburgh a few hours after ior chamber of commerce mirror miles from Corning where the disc had been taking like trips at yeti- Powles 35 secretary of tlie Phoe- arrived in the Buffalo yards of the was cast in December 1934 to Buf- ous times since he was 14 years old It has fallen" nix junior chamber of commerce Ned York Central tonight ?once records revealed Thursday falo at an average speed of 17 miles and Paul Sweeney 34 drug store n The departure of the giant an hour It will remain here over- Pack had been arrested seven times California Man 110 e executive lens on its journey to the night and leave tomorrow morning since 1931 five times in Salt Lake west coast was something of a se- at 7 a m The westward journey is City once by county officers and Years of Age Dies once in El Paso Tex on charges cret to everybody but the train crew expected to take 13 more days Blaze Destroys Mill was drawn away at Corning when conwas it to This Buffalo first ranging from vagrancy to board of lap ANAHEIM Cal March 26 UP)-- Y today health investigation and auto lootN mot sidered of the the hazardous in Avalanche Sas° Rodriguez who Said he was whistle-blowin- g Spared g He Served little time howand many and ing entire trip 110 years old died here today celebrations had varied sighs of relief were heaved ever being given a "floater' once and Members of his family have MANCOS Colo March 26 ()0- -- been planned by civic groups at the by railroad officials when the big on a vagrancy charge and drawing vouched for his age although his Company officials reported today works locomotive flying its green "special" a six month suspended sentence birth records were destroyed in a the Hesperus Mine mill only struc- Corning The scientists and newsmen ar- flags came puffing into the Buffalo and a ten day suspended sentence fire soon after he came here 75 or ture on the property not damaged The recorda ranged to have the city's fire siren depot Ion other occasions 80 years ago by a snowslide February 16 wad de blow when the disc was ieady to The $6000000 piece of glass made sholT he used a number d'allases stroyed by fire last Sunday leave There couldn't possibly be possible by a grant from the InterOthers Identify Six persons were kille in the any slipups New Japan Minister national Education board came Four other young men who snowslide Twelve men seeking the But this morning they snoozed here over the Central lines but it danced Saturday night with Ruth Of Commerce Dies only body remaining to be r- peacefully on as the locomotive gave took thre6 railroads to get it in posi- and her companions alSo tentative' covered at the mine were quartered a farewell toot of its whistle and tion to leave tomorrow At one point of Pack as the TOKYO Friday March 27 (UP)— in the mill buildink wheeled the special three-ca- r train the train barely crawled—there were ly identified pictures with Ruth Takukichi Kawasaki new minister There is no water supply at the out onto the mainline tracks inches of man who let the dance just p of commerce in the cabinet of and when the 12 men discov- - And all because thfIellow that clearance between the Lehigh Valley These tentative identifications 1 mier Koki Hirota died at 12:55 p m ered the fire they attempted unsuc- - was supposed to blow the siren was viaduct and the top of the steel crate were brought about as the result Pain (Continued on Pale which protect the mirror today of pneumonia cessfully to extinguish it with snow late for work! COMM 0111Pb le At-4-- 7 Fourteen Die In Mexican Plane Crash 30-d- New Mexieun View Permits Free Worship 'it -- - 30-d- 4 - CCC Blamed For Disaster ic snow-cappe- - ) Train Bearing Great Mirror Arrives Safely at Buffalo 200-inc- 3000-mil- — 3000-mi- le flag-wavi- - e- Pre-cam- A i - ''4 1::0'A'-'-0svoktittiv- e Ways Means Committee 11 - :' ''1y'P:::"""'Ai:'":": '- (W)--:- e" li'':11111:0 Clue Bared to New Hormone Needed to Curb Child Deaths er 0! :( Program Will Provide 345 Millions Less Than Asked Jury Convicts Boyer on First Degree Count 46 : 28 rho Study Kidnap Evidence $3500 71570 Loral Mettlement Prieto 4 60e Copper Lead Utak Idaho Nevada Wyoming Daily and Sunday Subscription rates: 90 cents: year 11050 elsewhere In U tir Daily and Sunday ma St25 MARCH 27 1936 r Nobe Reveals Silver (newly mined) Silver (foreign) Copper 4 60a463e Lead 'Ilk' t ' |