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Show -- n 't t KoldTIicmDova Tolls lUt city and, Ooty IDAHO dowdy tonight and ItMa;; cooler north and west portlou tonight and la aontbraer Satarday. UTAH I nral jkmxn and Unalemwaa thla aftcroooa or tonight. Friday nnacttled; little In temperature. change - rutriAATmA-Bosto- Ante Deaths 25. , Injured 554. Number of Accidents 876 . - Max. Wednesday ...SB Min. Wednesday ...6 PRICE Boston Bldg Minimum Thursday 88 f nfc Thursday . , . IS 0-- 0 0-- BOY IN RESORT Yield Cash. Scale Peak Rangers In Search of Body Of Lott Youth. Bur-bid- '!" sSsyke.-.nhA- , the two were tafceir ante custody by Olscm. who handcuffed them and took them to the police station. Just as the three reached there, the police car. wit h the detectives and McCune returned. and McCune immediately made positive Identification of the two prisoners who had Just a few minutes previously held Mm up at tl-- o station t Second South end Fifth-- East streets. Police ire submitting their and photograph to clearing house channels of police throughout the country with a view to getting information about the pair. When the two were received at the the police station, money taken from SlcCun and the register at bis station was recovered. the. officers said, and an automatic pistol was taken from gtha aids pocket ot the suspects' Vo-satisfactory, car. - Officer Olson is responsible for number ot brilliant raptures Including that of Roy E. Dickerson, notorious bank robber, who Is serving a life sentence In Kilby prison, Alabama- - LetaUd Olson and Ray Lund, who were capa number tured after committing ot robberies, and L. A. Watkins, who was taken after a running gun battle with Olson and Talmage Burbidge. Thursdays holdup" was tlia fourth within recent monthe-a- t the station at Second South anJ Fifth a lice believe Mooney and Sml h. the confessed Bandits, may have been linked with operations of gangsteri-gunmeJn- - Detroit and Chicago, and plan to make a thorough check of tho SURGICAL TEACHER DIES MINNEAPOLIS. July IS CAP) Dr. Arthur A. Law. 88. one of fjESz-th-e rounders oi the America Col lege of Surgeons, and for many year a professor of the depart moat of aurgery. University . of Minnesota, died yesterday. -- ZION NATIONAL. PARK. July (Special) The first, definite clue to the whereabouts ot Eugene St Louis. Cafferata, Ko boy who has been missing in this canyon since Tuesday, was found by searchers today when they ran across bis name written on a large rock on the top of Lady mountain, a peak 2.860 feet above the canyon floor. Searchers brought this word to the lodge shortly after noon, and Immediately a ranger started scaling the peak, which is nearly perpendicular, In search of the youth. It was feared by the posse that Cafferata had fallen to his death over the west side of Lady mountain. The peak is but a short distance west of the Zion Park lodge When the ranger gets on top of the peak. It is expected that he will attempt to go down on the other side looking for the youth at the bottom of the precipice. Some 20 or 40 persons bad, joined the hunt today, under th direction of E. T. Scoyen. park superintendent. They included residents of Rockville and Springdale, and people of other communities of southern Utah were being ask ed to assist. A reward of 100 for discovery of the hey has been offered by Mrs. John G. Faust of St. Louis, In the company of whose son Cafferata was traveling. The youth had returned Tuesday afternoon from a horseback trip hike to and sat out on a Emerald Lake, to rid btmsalf at the effects of his ride. When h did not return for dinner at the lodge, as expected, search was In stituted. It Is supposed he1 left the trail and became lost in the heavy brush and smalt oaks that border It. Ho carried no lunch and the wild berries are not ripe enough for food. A possibility was suggested that he might hare caught a ride out of the park. s he carried some money, but it was earded aasin.likely th a t ho would have left members of his party of his intention. 16 day as a possibility of the near future. Lieut Harold Bromley (above) is expected here tomorrow with a monoplane designed for the flight. Bob War and Eddie Brown, pilot and of the biplane Pacific Area also announced tlfey planned to have their ship In shape for the hop "in time to give Bromley a race GASOim PRICE GOES TO NICKEL o o--o o-- o o-- o o-- CHOLERA SPREAD 'ALARMS ISLANDS AS 500 SUCCUMB 0-- 0-- 0 0--0 0 Manila: P. I-- , July 19- - Alarmed over the spreading of cholera-epidemic that has , already claimed H live on the island of Cebu and Bantayan. Dr. Jacobo Jajardo, health director, today wa on route to the Viggyan group of the Philippines to personally supervise the campaign against the ravaging disease. Famine was adding hardship in the cholera area, according To Information received here today. SAN FRANCISCO. July 10. i (INS) Acting on orders issued by Dr. H. S. Cumat mings, surgeon general Washington. D- , army physicians at the San Francisco snd Seattle quarantine stations nil) enforce a strict quarantine against all vessels arriving from the1 Philippine Manila without Islands health clearance papers. - G. 0. P. C-- LEADERS JONES TIES OPENING MATCH!- - HELD IN Each Goes Round tn One Under Par at Tourney. field 42 Chas W Hall. Birmingham. Ala 3193 Tom Creavy, New York. SI. 42- Noroton. Conn. In Fight. View. Pa.. Rochester, N. Y., a re nee Tioser, 73 33 40 79 40- - Ohio. Christ. Rochester, N Georg T ARE SAVED Rochester; N . T-- : Bemish. Geneseo. N Walter J BT'y Burke. New York. Emerick Y-- Koosi Milford, SI-T- 1 Brother In Shaft. . NEURODE, Germany. July 10 a residence and a (AP) At least 144 persona lost Burglary violent attack on a 8 year old girl their lives yesterday in an expb of The family who waa alonw in sion at the Weneeslaus min. bodies have been rethe house, was reported to police Eighty-on- e badmost burned them of covered, at 19 o'clock Thursday morning ly. No is held for those reafter an elder brother of the child maining hope in the shaft. Of the 193. miners in the shaft victim bed found her bound end the time of the explosion only gagged following tbe robbery, ap- at 49 escaped and they were badly parently by a lone daylight burglar. injured. Mrs. Walter C. Cluff. 972 west The explosion in the mine occurNorth street, had gone red when a large gas pocket waa Second blasting suddenly tapped during shopping, tearing her daughter. late yesterday The fumes spread 6. in the Cluff. so asleep Betty Joy quickly that through tho shafta basement where It was cooler. A there was little chance for anyone to escape son, Waldo, . was outside riding Rescue work proved increasinghis tricycle. waa ly hazardous and finally The little girl, awakened by a abandoned at about midnight aft-- a crew, fitted noise upstairs, ran np. thinking wits number of the m.aits, had been overher mother had returned and come or inlured. It was possible to save only 49 a man ransacking tbe home. She screamed and the prowler turn- persons of the 193 in the mine before off the. resene work. ed on her, knocking her down. He All ofbreaking these although badly burnthen tied end gagged her with pa- ed are expected to recover. Tbe disaster took both men and jamas belonging to her father and officials completely off their guard bound her hands behind her with in view of the periodical gas sura piece of ribbon. vey haring been completed only Then the burglar continued ran- Sunday. sacking tbe residence, turning the It was by far tho greatest mine In hie hunt disaster contents in Germany has known years- In 1913 117 died in the BoS. PARKER GILBERT. A short time later the boy. chum mine disaster, and m 1928 Waldo, entered the house, found the death toll in tho Dortmund his sister bound, - and gave the mine reached 138- alarm after freeing her. Polico hurRescuera found the dead miners ried to tho home and although the still with tools in their hands, waglittle girl was hysterical, she gave on men beside their wagons, and a partial description ot tho rob- tho electromsttvw pilot lifeless at T her, taring he was about 49 years his control.1"' t Three years ago a similar explo-slo- n old and woro brown trousers and blue slilrtr iq the- Wencedaos mine took lives- That explosion earned Police after locating Mr Cluff were of tho belief that the burglar the shaft q reputation as unlucky had not ben successful In his quest among tho miner of Bilesia. for loot as Mr Cluff found nothBecaus- e- of the ing missing hysterical condition of the little President Reported as girl, she eras placed in care of a physician. Seeking World Exlopey-turre- Mich 1 Releases 193 Men at Work; Gas Explodes Tot and Calls FAVOR AS SUPERVISOR OF U. S. DUTIES f.. y for-to- ot. J Recover-8- Bodies in Pits. sur-l-ris- Ejna. Ramsey. Wet Ray Feller, C1 , 8 74 Bob Randall. 82 James HUSTON ACTION 46-3- 49 if I Eighteen hole scores for players In the national open today were: Jack Burke. Houston, Texas 144MINERS; Police. champion, was tied lor the lead iq ( the firt round, of the United States open golf tournament today by the Wilfred Brookivn sharpshooter, Cox. Each had the (Whites) one under of score same par. and a one stroke lead for the time being over the rest of the. John Goidea. Chairman to ' Confront Friendly Enemies' j INTLRLAtHEN CLUB. MIN- NEVPOLI8 Minn, July 10. tAP) the defending Jones Bobby 38-3- FAIL TO DECIDE Yegg Binds, Gags 1 Girl of 6 in Home LIVES OF Rescuers BROOKLYN STAR GILBERT SEEN AS. HEAD - Bill Mehlhorn, Pensacola. Fla. July 19 (AP) The Republican conference reTom Raklets. Cuyahoga Fall, cessed at noon today without reach Ohio. Harry Cooper, Chicago, 6 log a decision ou the atetus of Claud! as Huston- - S3 cbairmtra of 12.Xrwtn Oilman, Louisville. the National committee. JJ. Wally Chamberlain. Chicago. 42 orecatts Predict MotorBT GEORGE E. DURNO. 3678. Willie MacFariane. New York 18 WASHINGTON. ists WiU Pay Only July UNS) Leaders of the RepublicTax Soon. an party assembled at their headGeorge M Sm'th. Chicago, 36 quarters here today to undertake. 3672. In concerted fashion, the rather Cyril J H Tolley. Great Britask of easing out Clau- tain. arduous 1 SAN IR.VCISCO. July Horton Smith. New Tork, dius H Huston as chairman of the THREE BURNED TO perienced Man. (AP) Gasoline retailed for as low Republican national committee. Jock Huthtson. Chicago. Most of them predicted there S DEATH WHEN AUTO i..cenl0,.a gallon, including 84. mould be a definite development1 3 cent stafe VesEddie Williams. Cleveland, -were STRIKES BRIDGE ARANSAS PASS, Texas, HOLMES. They GE6RGE R. BT ltJhugh. ting war raged on the Pacific July 19. not prepared to say flatty It troth dr LIP) Five men, all from coast today be Huston's resignation. Bobby Jtmes. AUa t'ry, 'afo'wertt ( Mpcajam P r e dictions The meeting was,' assembled (INS) Two women and a man crashed four miles from Wilbur Gilbert. Topeka Kas. 49 were widely-madhimcall of by Huston, WASHINGTON, July U (INS) were burned to death today when airplane here The dead: today. the RACKETEER SHOT 3373. of self waa aroused the Keen interein their automobile crashed into a for purpose Murat Boyle. Jack Forrester, New Tork. price would plans for tbe comcongressional and political quar - bridge one mile north of here and DOWN IN HOME "discussing Raymond Watson. be It poundeu ters here today by reports that burst into flame ing congressional campaign Eugi e Lynn. down to the Hacknej. Atlantic Citv. President Hoover 1$ considering Th dead were: Mr C. H. appeared, though, that, however, N Clarence CHICAGO. Rosa Dellano. July iO (INS) SO 0 J '. state fax of 3 Two the chairman may have the appointment of S Parker Gil43, of Irving. Ky.. Miss Pacarefully unidentified enterassailants Gene Gabbait, cents in Cali- ed the home of Thomas Bonner, drawn up his program for the Gorg Voir Elm. Detroit, bert to head the reorganized U- S. tricia Hoffmin. 20, Lyon, III., and ' A sixth man, 6. H Dterks, also fornia. Horn 21. son of Mr t putd racketeer, today and shot day, the chief topic was to be bis tariff commission. Harry of Kansas City, who flew here with Joe Ford, Yonkers. N T, The price him twice own status were from the driving They Gilbert head, through returned per waa tn the not the plane at only recently party, reached the to Irring fatally wounding him. the time of the I'om a long sojourn in Europe Chicago 5 cent level haipsoces having Jack Thorapwn. Youngstown. where Horn and Mies Hoffman were to stayed at the portaccident, of the three men were to fish a while he superv.sed Germany -"tI n Fresno raised tn dispute as FOUR LUMBERMEN uh.,0L under the be married soon. longer. v payments reparations erdaf in Bonners parlor. theyA conversed ork' ,s few moThe plane belonged to w. m. Dawes plan, and acted as a sort of DROWN IN LOG JAM 38-One large ments later the racketeers wife Cross of Kansas City, who was not Leo Dteffei Agua Calient. Mex- - international overlord on German Ua3i d s t rlbutlng heard two shots and she ran into In tho party. It waa a five pasfiscal affairs , Ico. MANIWAKI. which had the room to find her husband with flue... July Hi company in senger Lockhead monoplane. The make-uof the new tariff ti Herman port Chester. N cents retail two bullets in hid head and the (AP) Four of six river drivers been selling at 7 There eras an explosion aboard Is one knottiest of the commission s theIa-tineY.. 8 sent out to the middle of 77. at a height of about 19,006 feet, acby two callers running out the door. Planned to shade that quotation anthe problems non confronting river to break up a Iqg' jam Ted Luther. Con. Pa The wife said she knew of no res Arm Another to 1 cent a those who saw the sect, cording gallon. were drowned Tuesday when their 78 president. Becatf - of the worldfor the shooting dent. Tho plane dti not catch nounced a wholesale price of 4 wide furore tided up over the Alec Aton. The wounded Jnan has s record boat overturned. Springfield. UL. fire however. In now. as tariff 19 exemplified. exfendFaditk-ifr-TSf"it,- 35 fThe lowest retail price In Los tn police. ing from" the banks" Were' Unaoie 1 miles from the Port Aransas air- " Lh- - rates. President 2 TO Hoover is an- cents, includito- - help them-of Argetes "was the d Two A boy port, where it took off The bodies 19 OGDEN; motortAP) t July tax. Seattle 3 xrous the to of tho head cent ng- the put Chester Jones. ashore through their fought way of the victims were pushed into th commission a man of outstanding died here today of Injuries ists were paying 0 I2 to J1 cents, DAKAR PREPARES ,9 a rapids and the bobbing logs . for- hived In an automobile collision, ground. tax. Pozilano including a ability and acquaintance with seem 13 t 10 TO GREET FUERS retail price ranged from and two men were In hospitals GRAF PASSES eign affairs. Gilbert would OVER cents, including a 4 cent tax. to fil the bill in that particular. with fractured skulls as the reFrancisco in San the ranged DAKAR. take would 19 Whether Gilbert quotations sult of other motor aeddents- Senegal. July TROMSOE, NORWAYt from 10 to 14 cents. Including la tINS) The entire town of Dakar tariff assignment if offered reof Billy Morgan, 14, the son mains to be seen Since his return William Q. Morgan, died as the Should the retail price fall to 3 waa ready today to offer enthusiTROMSOE. Norway, July 19 o faunder-fto ben has welcome Jean and this to astic Mermoz. if eountry cents as predicted, producer result of a collision yesterday of IAP) Th Graf Zeppelin, bound J th t he-- would enter the two automobiles and a street car. from distributors would receive nothing mous French filer, and- his two Frledriehshafen for- - Scandin to for tbelr product, a the state tax eempanfons who attempted hos- avia and banking firm t Morgan and corn- - George Whipple waa in Spitsbergen, passed low rether first South make to America then wuld absorb the etitlre . pan v pital with a fractured skull, one over Tromsoe at m. heading Africa airmail flight car was wrapped around a tree northeast toward Hammerfest. tail price. th They will he brought hero by and another was reposing in the northernmost city in the world. boat which picked COUPLE CLIMB the as Sacred Heart all a campus, Foggy conditions prevailed them op (SO miles out at sea after Workers Drop Dead in Field as Temperatures Soar WYOMING WOMAN consequence of a collision at a the coast and the Graf kept along PERILOUS PEAK street away their plane. loaded with (00 pounds here this intersection from the shoreline. early RACE SENATE wss IN forced down by faulty of mail, Past Hundred Mark; No Re-Mr. morning 1NS DENVER. July 19 oh pfpeTtnwr' J. Melvin Cook. 25. ot Magna. and Mrs. Paul Ftettnor of Chicalief Seen. Despite th failure to complete CHETENE, Wyn. July 10 go have negotiated the perilous Utah, waa in tho Brigham City HNS) The petitloa of Mr. Dor the flight, Mermoz was reported akull, east face of Longs Pesk In the hoapital with a fractured ai on as confident that regular airdne McGrath of Thermopoli Rockies, according to the result of Uing asleep at the fils today a a candidate for the postal and commercial service be10 Middle America wilts undef a Colorado CHICAGO, (AP) July on e th wheel road between -recelvei here toda They Republican nomination for United tween , France. Africa and South merciless end Brigham CRy this mornn. Twenty Jiave died. The gram fields save for word made the climb el 14.255 feet in 1 1 While Wyoming America will be established. The Stateenator. NATIONAL LEAGC. ing hours has had a woman governor Nellie planes mail cargo, taken aboard corn suffer. Farm work falters, the baking sun is a chck-reR. K E. Mr " Richards Elia her and had will rescue boat has Roe-Mr- s. the the Settnor McGrath previous undamaged, Tayloe Sow York to man' and beast. ..19 2d - t in mountain climbing, two children, riding with Cook At first woman In the states history be forwarded to its destination ImIS A Philadelphia Magna, mediately upon arrival here. Indeed two of the teat viitfai the heat was having upon farm but Mr Stettnor had never seen a from Shelley, Idaho, to to seek the senatorial toga. Donohue and Hagan; Willoughwere also injured, Coloto less came seribut she until mountain workoccurred In the fields An Iowa by. Speeoe, Sweet land .and jig. ously. Chicago, surround d by hear, rado last week. Curdy. tanner, prostrated by a tempera- benefltted Star-Mothe- rs Lake its by Michigsu Only one game scheduled: ture high in the nlnetie location, a northeast breeze fan. AMERICAN LEAGUE: at his plow. A Nebraska farmer ulng thankful thousands Milwaudied tbe same way. kee and other lake shore cities K. H. E-There were temperatures of 100 also enjoyed compsratlve isolation 2 Philadelphia,.... At New York degrees or hotter as far north as from tho heat blanket. j Earnshaw .pen-noc- k. and Montana and North Dakota, and But beneath . beneficent Cochrane; - snath-- to Louisians snd Alabama. breezes, Sven Carroll, the lake cities perspired and Holloway In Dickey. - Two Chicago jesths resulted fall on from wmdeerny w htrh h D-- . oririnrilV . 8. a man had had of a read!, Huron, for breath gone WASHINGTON. (SOofheOO gree July 10 (AP) by Mr- and Mr Hoover. About Ifaohloztos j 9 is negro gold that fifty-fiv- e mothers eligible had planned to go. of 193. while the fahrenheit heat air. tbe other through a skylight Tbe first of the honey- twelve others were present. At Boston r S for The World also aaya accusations went to three figures In Omaha, tl.ro ugh which toppled a woman mooning senator returning Senator Smoot was summoned Senator Reed mothers who were to sail and Spencer; MacFsydcw - 8t. who sought heat relief on the Smoot, of Utah, 'arrived In the back by the president Just before andHadley France on Saturday have cancelled here been- made that Inferior (ac- Kansas Cly. dtoux City, la-NashHeving. r of. are being offered Louis, Ha, Evansville. led., honeymoon grip capital today to participate lti the be we to start their reservations and have sent a commodations EmThe twenty odd miles of Chica- consideration of the London naval to Honolulu negro women. Tbe negro moth ville. Ten. Shreveport End of sixth protest to FrejldenlBooTef alleg-i- r tbe KsiHw-wed era ere salUng 'en boats that ere poria, a narnival of colored treaty. Senator Baird. of Birmingham, Ala. go beacbe Cleveland . . .. p, discrimination. . He and his bride of a week were who was on his wedding trip At Detroit The letter to the president, sign- smaller. Blower and cheaper than t name a few widely eeparSted beach pajama robe parasols and W those used mothers Is white two the also seHouse ha suit at the the abroad, by received hite Hoffner and Wyatt; Hogsrtu ed by 88 women, protests drowning place by tbe returning. bathing Forecaster Thera were unofficial readings offered Uttlo relief. I resident and Mrs. Hoover, whose Returning to hta accustomed Herring and Hayworth. gregation or the negro women, and quote unnamed officials of Senate seat for the treaty debate. he whija here contending they ghOUltF hc sent to tbe United States Lines as saying i of 198 degrees Jn, Mitchell. S-- Da., They did venture that jt would be guests they will ' warm7-ioats, rye not quite so the north n paid and Wouz The France on the bsst oizos raphL-- ' S 76 R. for a round trip passage for barley and FaHWhet, flax' have begun to west tomorrow, but Illinois and floor of the IV hits House will he by colleagues of both parties. He Chicago ....i... eal location with the white mothevery white jnother It la paying shew the effect of th hot weath- - some other middle western sec- the bridal suite. received the well wishers with a At M lewis er. , ,s Mr. and Mrs.- Smoot were honor broad smile and vigorous .hand Faber and Berg; Rlewart .andt The first contingent of negro only 2109 tor th round trip pas-- r. A South Du, ria crop bulletin tions were warned to prepare for forths negro mother Ferrell. women Bailing Saturday on tbe guest at a breakfast party given shake, jalso called attention to the erect even warmer weather. IN COAST FIGHT F la' -- two-ml- WASHINGTON. 1 36-3- le 38-2- 5 NEXT OF TARIFF BODY Five Die As Plane 0. Explodes In Midair 42-4- 2 7- nit Kan-Sair- V r, 38-4- -- 37-43- - Ms-Ale- 2. V 4- vest 7nny 1 Ogden Boy Dies Ta-m- p Ra-ro- 39-3- 3 33-3- 7 c In Auto Collision la, - ,V-- ' J-- -- Twenty .Die as Heat Grips Mid America; Farm Work Ceases - aero-post- Cor-Inn- MaysGames m 1 Accuse Negro Gold fell-dea- Senator and Mrs. Smoot Arrive Government of Discrimination ......SIS l,t At Capital As Guests of President - .... ....... t - L. .... it Ncw-Jaisey. -- - 1 - - 1 .. o Park Lost Boy Believed Dead Robbers Force Gas tation Man to TACOMA. Wash., July 10. (AP) Ah air race across the Pacific from Tacoma to Tokyo loomed to- o-- o--o 0 BEAM A daring da light holdup early Thursday of n oil station in Balt Take was followed within a few minutes by capture of the pair of confessed bandits and their signing of a confession. The two prisoner James Mooney and Charles W. Smith, both 21 and saying their homes are in Detroit also admitted they bad been convicted and served time in Illinois for grand theft and auto theft, and said they stole the coupe used in Thursdays holdup, m Clumbus. Ohio, recently. Complaint hargmg the two with robbery was .filed by County At torney John D. Rice Thursday morning They assured police they would plead guilty. Chief of Police Joseph E. and Chief of Detectives David H- - Clayton announced belief the credit capture la importantand gaveCharles to Motorcycle Patrolman H. Olson, who caught the vtr, for , quick and efficient work. At 8:20 a.m two men In a email coupe drove up to the Shell service station at Second South and Fifth East streets, purchased quart of oU, and questioned the attendant. W. VS. McCune. 27. of 1114 east Thirteenth twjuih street, about polish on a shelf inside the station. As McCune reached to the shelf for the polish, one of the bandits, who had left the coupe, stuck the muszlo of an automatic pistol the attendants back, againsthim into a closet and "be quiet. "If you move. I'll plug you, McCune said the holdup told him. 'We may get caught, but we are desperate and are taking no chances. McCune than was ordered to produce his wallet, which he did. the bandit taking il.il and a check from 1L At that point, the other holdup entered the station and took BIB 49 from the cash register. Watches Auto. Ordering McCune to stay in the under , tusin" uf Vt. having -- your head 'shot of.' ttid two desperadoes got back in their coupe and drove edit on Second South street. McCune telephoned the police station immediately, meantime keeping a watch on the tar of the fleeing bandits He fewt sight ot the machine when it got to Sixth East street. Chief of Detectives Clayton with Detectives Reed Billings aud John A. Morgan and J. S Bard ole. bead of the police identification bureau, set out Immediately In a police car, cruising from the ' cinity where the holdup car was' last sighted. Meanwhile, Motorcycle Patrolman Olson, riding patrol m the vicinity, saw a car pull up to sen lee station at West Temple and Fifth South streets Suspiciohs ot the two occupants actions. Olson rode up and quizzed them. 10 1930 SNUFFS Daylight Thugs Con- Air Race Looms NAME ON CUFF fess Crime; Use Across Pacific HINTS Stolen Car, - JULY THURSDAY TERRIFICBLAST S. L. Patrolman Gets 2 Gunmen After Holdup Zion - UTAH SALT LAKE CITY FIVE CENTS .. A-- - - ...,.....2 1 |