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Morgan aito had accepted the invitation to him. t WASHINGTON. t).(AP) May , LONDON, Ky., May 20.(M)) A jury of eight farmers. two country storekeepers. a bookkeeper - and a carpenter was ac cepted- by both government- and defense today for the trial of Her. Ian County coal operator. peace -- officers and corporation charged with conspiracy to deprive miners ot labor organization righta, Will Buy Planes, THE HAGUE. May The Netherlands is considering will strengthening its navy andAmericabuy ,a third group of 39 n-made bombing planes for the army in Java. the government announced today in the Senate. 20,--(A- Strike Vokled MEXICO CITY. May A strike of a small percentage of the 300 odd workers at the Ford Motor Company's local as- sembly plant. was outlawed by federal conciliation board yes- terday. cksted the The strikig-mblei-rwas termed o'nones. VZ!Say S.the board instructed the strikers- to return to their jobs within 24 hours. I (Red) Preston. sought throtighout southeastern Idaho's rugged hills since the Tuesday morning. theft of an airplane at Ogden. Utan, aurrendexedlooffkers today. Suffering from badly frozen feet and weary from thre e. days of hiking through rugged young Hall. hobbled- IMO' Inkom, Idaho, last night. Ile went to the home of a relative, who notified the youth's father, sic. lather in Preston-T- he companied by State Officer Moe Gedes And Sheriff William D. into Read of Preston. drove the fugiInkozn and returned tive here. Adana Theft Officer Geddes said young Hall admitted he and Earl Gilbert, Idaho Mole the plane from an Ogden crashed into a an later hangar grove of trees near Inkom. Ida. Both escaped, injury, however, and fled into the hills. Days and nights of walking followed. The pair eluded posses who encircled the mountainous sections between Inkom. Preston and Bancroft Suffering from frozen feet, exposure and hunger, young Hall to sad he decided yesterday surrender. was severe, Although the pain he managed to walk to McCamMOTU The youth Said he left Gilbert in Hock Creek. Canyon, between Inktaa and Weinman. Tht only parting remark was !Tit be "eel) 7""4" Hall nictembattles' Onions Detailed questioning of Hell while physicians ruslistcleertred ano the gaunt youth.His condition was and belleYed-t-o- Iday-31(A- ' ,,:,, See PENTATHLON eppropria-- - PARTS, M a k el ,, ' .'' ' .. It since-,May-1- to-u- se ' - , . . , - -- VOL' ,..d.,....'AT .,. - :. t 1 - - - . - 1 '.-- - i i ) . . !;. , 351 Na39. 88TH YEAR i r- '- ' i i. ...... Suchow't-- ' , - ,,..;.: , 1' I ' ' 4 t , , :' ),. - 1 . , ..i -- ti,f. ,,,,, I . .. i t - , , s! s , -- ' . . ,' . ! ' I ' - ,' ! ' f. iI f .. ,. i ' ., .r t e unique said the marines met stiff resisunce but with the aid of bombing planes diaPeraed the Chinese defenders. Last laspertaat Port Llenounkany was the last im- portant. non north of Shanghai remainmg. in Chinese hands. A Netherlands company completed construction of a modern harbor there for China only in 1938. nit ,, 4 ' ;Nt i i . t ' . I , . ;A ,' ti ': ; I ' t , .. . .. '- ,.. . -' .. , '' 4-, Ow .,, , ,., power of San - - - ' - .1 Lula.- 4 rebetlioniyear.okt cbareedgedillo:wcardeas-Plottinalkfrit,4- 200- .Penn- - radical leader of the hation.a program of socialization of "Mex. iro tormemne which was no ernmemplifeniedt boty exonpropriaMarchtionlit govsfore ; eiDgribiptits'"TiedBu'tem,PmPertaiguiteS.Lett Lewis' CIO al state PrimarY elec- l dattpuytaaturigwnipealittles tinsyhrshi-alsteer struggle, Oregon hal been ' the r.centi of a bitter AFL.C10 bacde for supremacy in the saw. tnia industry. Scarceiy milder had been the etruggie between Gov. Charles IL Martin and his NOTTeHipOntiOred opponent, lien- ry L. Bess of La Grande. , , to repel aggression." said Cedillo,- 45. year.old Mexican Indian, Rightist Cardenas PIitical opponent a Their dispute wu tut, between the flight and the Loft. and many feared that if fighting began it might spread through the nation and make of. Mexico another Spain. 'The Cedillistas fixed their number st 18.000 to 20.000. car. - E tr 1 . Stin 1 ,i - ,.s NDemcraSeaLrreistestarYt 7 alAthenaravIllivcaommYi 2. '''''1 4. io - ' , .' , Ore I sylvania as the nation's political sotmding board today as 248.000 r ,:' ' '' ' ( ,, , . "allWs L70011110 Test ,71anded - - P ....,' ' , 11.1)on a force of marines at Laenyunk2ng, port of Haichow on ,, -- 1 '',. ' do -- -- Eyes was 4,;lifeline f 1 ,'I , i At - ''': : ., ; - . 1 I S -, - - g supplanted iinus ' - SAS LUIS POTOSI. Mexico, May 20,(AP).Slowtalking general Sattirnino 'Cedillo spread hiS peasant army Into the hills today to prepare for Guerrilla way-fare with the army of Pres. Lazar Cardenas. ob He would not start it but he quick-movin- 1,.:-:,:9 t, '., - Cedillo Waits Cardenas FIrst' Move; Ready To Repel All Aggression . k The vital rail -V - - os, -- - junction was pmpletely occupied, the Japa- 1 announced. and their army ,,,,,..3 Liege doling in on 35,000 Chinese ,4,) 4roops said to be trapped in the ' ' i ke,hrbur vicinity. , Japan's conquest of the Lung-- ..,. ? .. , - Annforces To Mountains , sa-- - - le city. .,', ' 5 , 1 - . , s ,.'' , , SHEFFIELD LLOYD TAG& ki-StatJunior, Pentat ton cliarn They defind'their tomorrow& South High.School.,Thmigh boil pionships e are 15,years and old, Sheffield endeavor tcrrepeat forhe fourth time as junior- champion an as the second Sheffield i winner. time senior Page for from Kaysville. titah, and Page from West Point, Utah They compete against 90 finalists from all parts of Utah ntrp- , ptinese forces around the ftrat , . - , k I - , .. r plair victorious army mopped up -- .. i I , . ,,,. 4, Ilkah commanders of the Japa- rto wee army made a triumphal En- into fallen Suchow today as I ' 1 ::' ,,!s s mtoike tlh.40 ofthisHaolicieboofw mamilesior ntes.Inat lf,r DemocraticnmndretconThgriossmas easten. egneD",ute .. ,141114hain Pewit neinvarhemading e- he eight-month- and Nevada. gagements 01 the war, the raP- the (it)' was strategicaily more itimortant to the Japanese than their occutration of Nanking. once China's- capital. The fall of Suchow was the di-Max of a fivemonth. campaign which started immediately after Nankin was captured and cost both sides many thousand, or men In the drive the Japanese suffered their first major defeat in modern times at Taierhch- wane. April ft Capture Was Only "Hop" General 'Shunrnku Hata' corn- mander of Japanese forces in ten- tral China. described the capture of Suchow as "only a hop" in the "hop, skip and jump into Han- kow." At present General Hata Is commanding Japanese troops advancing northward up the Ti- Railway toward ture---o- ' , Pentathlon Offers i Fa irest Competitiont fl F Sponsored yearly by The Deseret News, the Ninth Junior Pentathlon games will be staged t't morrow at South High"School at am. E Originated by the "News" to give every youthful athlep In this region a chance-tdevelop his prowess, finalists akke chosen on a point basis and fudged on their relative sbi1iti4 not by the number of th'seplaces they win, The Pentathict is adjudged the fairest type of competitive game that ext$ Over 90 youthful athletes from Utah, Idaho and Nevada. finalists in their respective regions. will compete for tha pionship trophies and medals to be awarded by The Deser News' Pentathlon Director. Mack Corbett Trophies will i presented over a special broadcast at 5:30 p.m. from Barritt Hall through KSI... The Deseret News is proud of these contestants and in the advancement made in junior athletic circles in this in rmountain territory through The Deseret News' Junior tathlon Games. s !, AO-M- - . ''- - ,- - "' , , "'; . - 4.- ' , , , , - ; , , . , - eb., . i ' n , 1 ,".. -- , , s PI--.- . , ' ' , - lay , , . , . '; - ench dead-locke- d - ,t ,,, i,,,,r ,,, ' 4, 4.0 ...., - ,., ' , . ,, - , , 20( - - . i ... , , 7 .:. a ' ' .. , . 4,, --- ,-- " , , '; Tri-Stat- e dint s ;re-- ' T '" ' .,' " ',5' - ,: - ' , , er'',' 4 - , ,, 'o .; , , -: France's Mediterranean fleet to. day concentrated off Bizerta. Na. val base Tunisia, whkh adjoins 'Italian. Libya. amid European tension OVer suspension of Franco-Italiafriendhbip negotiations. (King Vittorio Emanuele saw Pd. from Sicily for gbya- til, Edo tend Italian army maneuters the Tonishot,.bordeLi Seven cruisers and 28 destroy. en; dropped. anchor:, in Bizerte Harbor in preparation for rola, hined night war games with air forces. bfficials saitt they were . only "normal maneuvers!' .. . France relying on her clew :.,, , ' 4 , ,I. alliance with Britain. haa,put the question ot a friendship pact I. .. with, Italy, squarelx up, to Pre, . , I ' mier- Mussolini. . -Political informants made It ,' Aloyar Hague foe has defied Jersey City talk ban? (p. 2) 'clear tad"' that negotiations. Scouting Jubilee will feature Jane ranferente?'.; (0,,3). will have SaiOill scouts danger of disease germ use in to be reopened by Italy., 5),'; war?, (p. - , , f qi ,to have lound .,,.4.,,,s 10 ,- -. -sought iniretedithki,,,-;.,,., .'nf--,,4 A; 4 The formueme hoped would Denver.--harenetoed,roteeft On ,,,y,gT,7,16,gamcilgs421.. --chedimsto. Italian'eftorte That'..... ., '.. , s, t ', : i ' These forces were reported at tacking Folks!, last unportant city between the invaders and Su- chow. advance from i Suhsien to ?utasit leaves only '..Z miles of th e Tient line rn , unconquered.The Japanese said 2,000 nese ; VISIT GERMANY In- May 20 0(AT)--- An fortned source said todaY it was highly probable that Klmt VitT lorle Ernanktale would go to Otr- many, at smite date not yet set c opperr ace$ 1 ROMEY i i i to return the recent state visit of' Adolf Hitler to Italy.. t st.. A ; Suhsie n crack. central Chiang government troops. which with- trimSuchow before the cityw t7dapanese altAelt were. "'Ported 's Sla,,,h . 1 ! at surrendered Chi. 1.000 at Huthen, and thousands of others Were retreating. toward Lingpi, northeast of these towns. Nthile checkerboard fighting went on all along the erott-we- st Lungbai Railway, Generalimilmo : sec I, preparinrand des- - 30 miles NEW YORI May 20(AP) I Demand for domestic city. copper con- - i tinued at low ebb today in spite of yesterday& tut in the price from cents to nitte dealers; reported. Absence of improvetnent in de-ntand at the lower level invitedi further speculative selling of cop4 the Spanish cixil war as an ex. per futures which slumped morg cuse to break France's alliance than in early dealings on liANKOW, 'China. May. with either Britain or Russia. the commodity, exchange. rite Chinese crews of (AP'iThe of a British market experienced a Primilar de: two Martin big American-made- plan for ending intervention in cline yesterday. the Spanish war assured her of bombing planes were given a tn.- ..wi..,w4teilk'entdLin nno,...ort ' :wekome untonal Britain's support. Should ?Jut- today when to the Ile' from what Chinese solini refuse to- negotiate a domestic quotation. London? ca. they returned army aviation headquarters de-friendshiP with i agreement blekisportea salts eqtlivaFrance- - on thin basis. Britain scribedas a flight over western lent of 1187 cents a pound leaflets were could not, holdFranee cents yesterday,- - Japan , . sibic dmpped instead of bombe. Persistent decline-ithe market The were to have airmen The result might be oallapse of abroad - watt believedbehave covered 2,500 miles said the reteM . the longest pact; been an bnportant factor th yesp which is based on the same even. flight ever Inade.,by t..1d- I tertlaYe reduction tual, withdrawal of Italian troops The - downward unelleinton,,,iera.. , 11 , ,,, ,, , , tevise Withinsurgentein Spain. At thief same time: ,France- ap, YingChing and copper products patently has saved herself from ' latter was reduced 14 tent for headed '''" delegation of Chines leaders that greeted them on the offending Russia as heavy No. 1 wire- - scrap. making ' plan mils for equal withdrawal the equivalent of 34 calm- return to Hankow.- - . ct volumeers from both sides. & .It was inItterataud. they visit. oa a refined copper baFrance woukt not be obligated st£ ed the Other grades of district oln. were principally her ' reduced 14 to &al centstrop completely- to shut down mining Nagasaki, 470 miles from ',pow& froMiercruit of Russian inter- Continued, apathy of domestic shanghai. and Sasebo; the. great, est he, sending aid to the Bare& cansumers , was,. attributed bl IpliVai base 40 miles tothe ' Iona governmentuntil with. trade Interests to inactivity 'el Earlier reports that the planes Amoral& Intekr ameesistowol the- -i generat- - belittles, and had flown over Tokyo and Osaka.the presintentational, noit .. intervention, mice al large stocks, at refined, rearteetivelY4aPased 'capital a;4 r committee-arindustrial ready 'tostart. copper ill the bands at producers, metropolis, were tle. i ...... G.S.-Bit:iltatinese-Pla- 30, rt5,------ -- . - , at-th- e ihich ' , , n he non-sto- '14; -- . ; 11 ' -- , - - ,I - - ' of - ,...,,, r I ', ., , - - '' ' 1' , . . vtoktira byttimshfllenem" '' -' , thel7nun:,-- ' -- -- Support 'Me agrarian-leaderwho 'quit the artny this week rather than Cletus- - ; See MEXICO On Page 12 -- Rail Strik..e Threat: Grows . --- - WASHLNGTON, May unions added si strike to. of administration .senstore to prevent rail lines from putting a IS per cent wage cut into effect July I. The Rattway Labor Executives Auocistiom charging in a state. that the roads had "doubles crossed" their employes.. userted a strike would - be the "only WU. aanat , ., - - I ' Inst. Senate, day of a nied by Chinese officials. however. motor trucks crult; flankow streets flying banners inscribed "Conftudon over Tokyo and Osaka." and reports were current that the planes cruised Xi minutes over Osaka. Premier Kling declared the flight "made Japan realize that iit is possible for Chinese aircraft to .. reach her islands." "altinuedi 'addressing the ,Ila fliers: not .1:,...Yehir.n .- but because. China r thamPt?na moult- pressed their $230,000,000 reduction program. miavailable isetit , bor and management will be call. ad tediscuss the lama he said. AchUnistration leaderat weigh. Ing the potential effects of a rad welcomed the probability bored that theJapanee ple watilCrisn and 0P5104-th Japanese militarl. which hadled to the Invdomination Chink ,,,' - I Ses11411,40APiola. ' i ' , - - ' . , . - -- - ' i '3 ' '' .: '; ,.. 4 - I' . ) - ,!..: - - . ' , ' . ,. I ..,act wooldundeedeleythearell, ow, . ',Naar ...... tmtu down (211, et .,,,,.,,,,....,,,..., '' To omen" Act -- Th. Labor- Executtvele Asteetto-'- ''' ' ;- 4,1-- , - . - - itehochlt - but , , 4ler ni. r el , HiPUS , entsminitteemenvizerLytanted to inciude a howeeecut lion in the leghtlation..Both.. Ite. ' - !eta assured t...he. JaPana. lace that the Chinete felt no t9wJaarlipartosetiWtaPmaneseperial trooethletarriembate The Senate returned the mea. sure to its banking oxamittee .4 the request of Chairman Wagner (11.1.LY.1,-,-whsaid there had : been "no discussion"' "of the wage cut proposal at the time the bill , had been conaidered. Wagner sold reporters that sev4 meetterteniem'- Mines sources said the TrtheY bill more liberal RFC loans ' DOOM - wart to the cut yesteu oprition committee-approve- d The bill was on the calendar for debate this : , , Heefforgatsw eewtalith., ,..,and,rialtmerfd,......,ng ' cross-countr- y , : , - ! stroy him. carried on since his resignation as secretary of amt. culture in a tilt with Cardenas. lut August. Striking out at the president, Cedilla said in an interview Asitit the Associated Preen that the MeateanPeoPle were "tired of ths1, infamous dictatorship, with Corn' munistic trimminga. that is- pow ting an' end to all sources ol n ., , Mail. lotments on his estate. denied lie plotted rebellion lillomb'JapanWithLeaflets French-acreptan- ot- ..,hose fealty he held by land al. u . ' - leader Bitterly. die co, int important prrrats army. nes t Anglo-Italia- rfo"" - ili,, - night. but ,.. his; i ;;::,"'Firdaislu w1747Zyulwid . i ., dozen men last f I Suchow. i - general reassecled- - ,",'7-71..''- ' In the administration and attacked bitterire Ickes' letter to lieu as- serting.4 bat Martin was at heart "no N4-)- Dealer ." resentful of NOrris , Eettla remark hat he was "d ed" in t e governor, Martin tie. tiered both had differed with him over use of clectnca I ener- gy from the huge. Bonneville dam on the Columbia- Riser. project orm fl,,, Lewis were , sh e volved onay indirectly in the pri mary. They have 'taken no active part in the campaign. Endorsement of lieu. former mato sercAtor. by the Oregon Commonsrealth Federation was martin he ..durrib,dety was a Lotnis candidate. Ben Oa- horn aerretary of the state ArL. Labor Federation. had mdd the 1th was affiliated with the national he termed the .League, which backdoor to the .C10." Martin's. final battle was touched oif hy stem,. cn Elmo. secretary to thopresi. dent. who denied the governor's ; staetnomt that the preaident told him art a western trip. "you and f make a good coir.w in Washingten Prellidfit Roosevelt said today he wax talc-Ing no part in the Oregon Dom- crane primary election. The president made the state while explaining,: to news- men that he would not comment upon the- outcome of Tuesday's primary in Penturyhania Limoi tenant Governor Thomas Ken. nedY went down In defeat there' bY despite his endorsement Postmaster General Jam es A. Farley . entsin-Puko- , i France Masses Fleet As Fears Risé In Francoeitaliali- Crisis i Did You Know .-- ) ,....., ,, . ' ' . ,.- X t , - May AP) Perkins reported Secretary small seasonal employment gains In retail trade and constructimt acthities in April today but said there was a contintted decline in factory employment and payrolls. She estimated that 130,000 wage eanters had been dropped from their Jobs since During the same period. he said at a press conference, the weekly disbursement of factory pay. roils declined $5.600,000. At the um e time, Dr. Isador Lubin. commissioner of labor 'statistics. asserted In.. discussion- of wage rate reductions that re-to the labor ports department showed no marked decline in average hourly earnings. Secretary Perldns said she believed that average wage earnings have held hp, better. during, 1937 than in any previous bush ness depression. meGCB ' I -- , 'Me. Il k On Page 15 WASIIINGTON. zi Dons committee. Adams said his committee Walkup -- probably would complete work --- Rat onrelief today. NATIONAL' Is genstors. meanwhile. , , ft. it. E. demanded elimination of regional , differentials in WPA pay in the .. 020 ON) M-a- it z Mina. Congress enacts a nationz x event Ile wide minimum wage. WsII(-ARummel mad Hartwell; mad Hallanaa, Carbonic EDUCATOR DIES Atwood. nark- INDIANAPOLIS. ' May 20-,Abroad. Hallakaa aad Hartnett. (AP)Dr. Harvey Albert 'Fiord' Clark. net. 66. an educator in the Philipz z a pine Islands for 34 years.,18 as rtes. . o0o 103 silo"' 030 230 oos-- - I u- a superintendent of Manila Brooklra city Brawn Mamma, Todd; sad Lents. school& died at his home here Sowell Pressmen. , sad Mrs. Dr. last and Phelps.' ,, night nee returned here' in 1936 after Cincinnati ..109 100 IMO. 4 P N. Task -0- 00 000 000... 0 0' 0 he had resigned his position be.' Irandesneee am& Lonsbardk Scha- cattle of illness. He, had served Csatibmas atirDatutiag. webers successively se superintendent of NI. Louie in Boston. paatpomed. -- schools at anDayomnit gaMolos. mow --... .. . " PPonese Loes Trapped After t,) ad Center Falls ,....... SHANGHAI, May 20(AP) , -- ; , 0,4 ,a'44,, I Tendencies Mixed and. Detimatelat Gravy - ir , - - - ,.; , , Industrial U. S. X X 'yt-.- 4 tt t formal1,y-rep- 001 lam XXXn X 011 Oaz XXX. X ,3 - Stet,tott 5 freen-creri- 'flake , ad St Louis 1 - $ IS - 9 . 7. t :: 1 , 7, ley., The sight-Seein- g jaunt will end at the University- 2 Stadium at p.m.. where the young athletes will be guests of Coach Ike Armstrong at the Big Seven Conference Track and Field Championships.- They will see two of the greatest athlete', in the world in action Dick Kearns. Kansas decathlon champion. and Gil Cruter, who will be liSOizzx tothe-tu-ll . ' t pub-tinte- d Baseball orted - p.4--4 ,2 , I i - g bergerious-Mem- - 0,:,.. ,,,,, w'',', at-ftt- Hall offered no Immediate reaot the joint peeper,. i wry committee of pnilippine at. son for stealing the plane. Ot fairs today signed their report. 1,del said... Meanwhile, posses. "ided bY Insaid by informed persons to con- formation supplied by the prisontain certain recommendations for political independence for the er, pressed the hunt for Gilbert. The tathru. Howard Han CC Wm timaandtheirew, Preston had wcrked day and nortdc independence In 1961. night since the pjane theft, aiding officers in the hunt through Would Extend Bill where sections mountainous WASHINGTON. May See SURRENDER On Page 12 The Senate Banking Committee approved today a House hill extending to July 1. 1940. the reduced interest rate on Federal Land Bank loans to farmers. Under terms of thebill 3 per cent interest would be charged on. insudiments falling due up to that date. Present author'', for WASHINGTON. ,May 20(AP) subcharging the reduced rate would A Senate appropriations 30. next June expire committee decided tentatively today to increase from $1.2.50,000.- 000 Ito S1,425,000,000 the work re. To Cut Tariffs lief appropriation in the admin. WASHINGTON. May 20.(API istration's spending-lendin- g bill. The Commerce Department an. Chairman Adams said nounced today the Mexican govthe increase wouki finance ernment proposes to virtually re. that inWPA for eight months the peal the steep increases in tariff stead of seven. duties which had seriously affect. The $1.230.000.- ed trade with the United, States 000 to Houseonvoted work relief from carry in recent months. 1 to nextFebruarr 1. AdJuly ams told reporters the subcomb. mittee thought it desirable to I funds for an additional namPr"I in order that the next eV. Of Congress would have session AMERICAN LEAGUE more time in which to make a R. IL B. supplemental WPA appropriax Don. Philo Detroit ......100 000 Owe z z x Adams said that the commitThonunt. R. Potter and Brack. tee had reached the tentative deTebbetts. er: Rowe, Coffman cision to increase WPA funds in Madan. ' .100 010 Ozz x x z I-- preliminary survey of the reI Cleveland .0.10 00e Ni z 2 x lief Mil this morning. Leeward. Monsen sad IL Ferrell, He added that final decisions on this and .other- - points would Genies Allen mad, Pyllak. New. York at Chkeago, postponed; be made whin the bill is roadEkao0 , : ., record-breakin- g ----o- - isai,- -. - ' ' . 7. Tri-Stat- WPA Funds Boost Voted 2 -- - e bers ; - i :.. ii f Difference in time sone bring tato peel espitals Ice tonere Deseret News lmmui,... - Tomorrow is Deseret Nene Junior Pentathlon Day for the intermountain region. N inety-fivyou th high jumpers, broad Jumpers, ball putters, sprinters and basketball .sharpshooters-from-UtahIdahev and Nevada take the field at 0 of sm., in quest championships e in the Ninth Annual Junior Pentathlon Games. Scene of the final competition is South High School. Seventeenth South and State Streets, TitleFourth Seeking Fred J., Sheffield, school athlete fromville, Utah will be seeking : his fourth consecutive timior divi. sten title. He won last year with a score of 4560 points. Ordinarily, he would compete in the senior division this year, but he weighs only 80 pounds. Careful checking of his coefficient yesterday, disclosed that he is- - still a point' under the dividing line. Lloyd- Page. West Point, Utah youngster, is back to defend his benior division title, won last year with a score of 4145. His 25 has handicap jumped, points since then, however. and he is due for stiff competition from Reed Grant, sensational Sandy, Utah, athlete who has amassed scores of nearly dit.,-4700 in district competition spite a coefficient of 339, .fifth highest in the field. To Report at 9 The contestants. survivors of tchoot and district competition thmughout Utah and the adjoin-la11121L. statessuwill report to dregs and be assigned The of list squads. complete squads and squad leaders IS in the sports section of this issue. After going, through their paces In the five events. the boys will shower, satisfy their appetite on box lunches and board the busses for a sightseeing trip around beautiful Salt Lake Val- - 20. Hall, 19. May hall-froze- n Report Readk WASHD;GTON. South High ter-rai- Jury Selected lk Cra!hing - of Representative O'Connell (D. Mont) said today he would renew his demand to the president and Pcsimaster GeneraLIs az I e Democratic National Committee Frank chairman, that Mayor Hague of Jersey City be removed the National as vice chairman of Committee. , 4- , - - pYerflmgorm- - .Z:211 1 (AP)--Rol- ik: Clot, 4 il ilflumphant 'Rightist illihtaryrwl Tomorrow gpan 'troop steader Sends Peon r.str, T95'0' It In Idaho rarsrox, Ida, Demand To-Rette- w - .., .. tr.,"- Ontc'ithlon 'finals Will Be -- ne At-Ogde- - I , ewsvunto r. ., B , , - - - - - ... . 11 ,410. ft .411. 'F . z tp2 i2 '3 0 mo $ , 0 0 AY-- I . ,,. ' 1) .r.,;(1), 1 i a . .,,, I of IP EW - 1- '!'L - g) DAY'S -- - - W . 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