Show i TEMPERATURES (For period endlnj it T l mt Min Max Min Max 24-ho- ur r- - 38 58 42 Ogden1 Boise Calgary Chicago tenrer Havre Helena 66 60 64 '60 ‘48 KalispeU Kansas City 76 Los Angeles 62 Miles City 69 OGDEN CITY UTAH SATURDAY EVENING JULY 31 1937 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS THE UNITED PRESS Y ifU 4 Bombardment Panics Tientsin GRANT UNVEILS ia m wmmi m n 41 A ' v'5 ss v vj" Residents Rush to River Flee In Native Boats Firing Merciless BY H O THOMPSON United Press Staff Tientsin July 31 (up)— was turned suddenly into an inferno of hate fear and jangled nerves today at a moment when it had seemed that the brief tragic “war” between China and Japan was at an end This morning started quetly Japanese artillerymen coldly and unemotionally kept pounding their field gun shells into the smoking black ruin of the Rockefeller library of beautiful Nankai university — just firing away POPULACE GOES WILD Next the Japanese artillery opened up without warning in the quiet tense city terrible bombardment of the native city the Hopei quar- ter For the days of the fighting when their men were essaying their Harold S Vanderbilt is shown at the wheel NECK AND NECK close race of the Ranger which today dethe of in hopeful victory fended the America’s Cup against the British Endeavour U off Newport R I Vanderbilt Sopwith Race Neck and Neck -- A stand against the Japanese army the people of the city had remained fatalistically unmoved But the bombardment caught them weakened In a few moments panic broke Women dragging children at their heels began running toward the barbed wire sandbag barricades of the foreign settlements Cries could be heard for blocks before them Shouts of men screams of women the weak cries of children hardly able to walk interspersed the crashing explosions of the Japanese shells STORM ADDS PANIC As they ran there burst on the (Continued on Page Two) hopeless -- Given Slight Advantage In Contest 0 Defender For America’s Premier Yacht Cup Trophy BY HENRY McLEMORE IJnitAd pvoxi0 ctaff BOARD C G C Chelan off Newport July 31 (UP)— Beating into a lightr southeast wind Harold Stirling Vanderbilt’s Ranger the defender and Thomas Octave Murdoch Sopwith’s Endeavour II the British challenger began the 17th series of races today for possession of the world’s greatest yachting trophy the America’s cup — (Column Two ) A r 0 1 fiveIrowned -OLD Rowboat Swamped After Outboard Motor Is simultaneously Started had nailed 'the 30-mi- race almost Ranger however weather berth and was regarded COEUR d’ALENE Idaho July as having the advantage The 31 — — Five "persons drowned course was south by east from the last (AP) in Lake night Killarney and government buoy nine miles south- today authorities pressed an ineast of the Brenton reef light ves- vestigation into the shocking tragedy sel MauriceMoe storekeeper at Vanderbilt could be plainly seen Lane told S J McMillan Sheriff d at the wheel of his five the drowned when their as the boats neared the startsloop loaded rowboat was swampheavily line Just after the ing ed after an preparatory warning signal was been started outboard motor had given Vanderbilt luffed slightly Four of the victims were from Both checking Ranger’s speed were on a starboard tack as they one family which came here recrossed the starting line A final cently from the Dakota drouth whistle blast was given by the area he said They were Archie 65 his wife 60 Archie committee boat and a red cone in- Gourley 35 and Elsie Jr 25 and Lou dicating that the race was under- Fousnot 50 A whom Moe did boy way was hoisted not know swam ashore The red cone will remain in the Moe said the group had started rigging until the race hi conclude to take Mrs Gourley from their ed or unless neither finishes with- ranch home to a doctor across the in the time limit of 5H hours lake A daughter Jeannette left at After pointing a bit too keenly home rushed to the lake reVanderbilt eased off slightly En- covered her mother’s body and but the deavour also trimmed her sails others were not immediately loThey were both footing evenly cated The tragedy was the second of moving southeastward At one thirty-seve- n Ranger went its kind in recent weeks in north over onto the port tack Endeavour Idaho Four in a party of 10 drownfollowed- - immediately ed in Fernan lake 10 days ago IS ABDUCTED Sheriff’s Posses Comb Sage-f- a r u s h Desert For Missing Couple TONOrAH Nev posses - 31— (UP) July searched the desert sagebrush today for Olive Carr and a man who lured her from home Wednesday night A kidnaping complaint was made against Earl Wilson 26 who was believed to have accompanied the pretty high school girl from town I white-hulle- two-minu- te ‘NEVER TAKE ME ALIVE’ The girl’s father E E Carr wealthy merchant said Wilson had left a note warnings him not to report the girl’s disappearance to v police The note ended: “You will never take me alive” The note was scribbled on a piece of foolscap and left in the office of Carr’s produce store Carr said $46 also was missing from the a - I cash register Sheriff W7 H Tomas ordered the search He said several persons had seen Wilson carrying a bedroll Wednesday and he believed Wilson may have taken the girl to hide in the desert that surrounds this town IT’S ALL PERFECTLY CLEAR Here In the language of Start War” Above warring nations Is how they say “China-Japa- n reading from right to left the Chinese characters Below also reading from right to left Japanese characters tell the same story ' V? s "V £ England July ROCHDALE More than 500 Latter-da- y Saint church members gathered on the banks of the River Ribble near Preston yesterday for the services of a two three-da- opening y centennial celebra- - ' A-'-- tion The principal was Heber QUEEN WILHELM IN A Her Land Finances Camp speaker J Grant president of the church Two hundred other members and Spaniards Revolt As Italians Oust Troops officials from theL United States were present Grant unveiled a bronze plaque commemorating the first baptism In the River Ribble 100 years ago IN FAVOR OF LONG BEACH Calif July 31 — (UP) — Three tragedies streaked through the big tops to crush the wife the career and the pride of Alfredo Codona who was until ranch and had a $15000 bank acfour years ago the greatest count ' artist of all times trapeze The sheriff sent requests to ofThe denouement was murder and ficers in Utah California Nevada and Arizona to watch for Wilson suicide His body had never fully mendand the girl ed from a fall that broke a dozen 44 bones when he missed the net it was said that he still mourned ’ for his former wife Lillian Leitzel that he was too vain to reconcile himself to the minor Smash-u- p part in the act which was all he could do and that he was shockSUDBURY Ont July 31 — (Caned and humiliated by his wife’s adian Press) — Eight transients divorce suit were killed and eight seriously InSo Friday in a lawyer’s office jured today in the derailment of a he shot times and put Canadian National freight train 97 a bullet her four his own brain thrpugh miles northweest of here ' Vera Bruce 31 the wife died at Eight cars tumbled into a ravine a m today in the Seatrack was torn and bent for hun- side hospital from the bullet dreds of yards and east-we- st pas- - wounds Inflicted Codona She traffic delayed for several had two bullets in by n2r herabdomen and fours Eight Killed In Freight ‘ ten-thir- ty chest and a third through - her temple Only her remarkable R’S BILL D Farm Group Joins In Last Ditch Battle to Halt Passage WASHINGTON July 31 — senate today passed and sent to the house a wages and hours bill encompassing a broad attack by the federal government on low wages and long hours Final passage of the measure which would pet up a labor standards board empowered to regulate wages to minimums not exceeding 40 cents an hour and hours not lower than 40 a week came after QUEEN GREETS SCOUTS AT a dramatic battle by southern Democrats and Republicans to recommit the biU to comrpittee The vote against recommittal was 48 to 36 CITES RESPONSIBILITY BOY J Reuben Clark former AmeriWASHINGTON July 31— (AE1— can ambassador to Mexico and The senate voted to substitutes junior first counsellor in the Wheeler-Johnso- n WORLD CONFAB child labor bill Open church in an address emphasized child for labor today provisions of the of British church responsibility Of Bomb Soldiers the administration’s wage-hobill members vote The was 56 to Y8 “You expected missionaries from Lotteries Help To Finance Wheeler-Johnso- n to assume leadership in America The bill would International Jamboree Franco-Spanis- h 31 (AP) — your affairs In this land” he said Frontier July in interstate prohibit shipment HENDAYE First In Four Years Mormons “but as we commerce of products made by government sources asserted today that revolt to British under 16 and in some was spreading through the Insurgent rear guard They de- begin the second 100 years the VOGELENZANG The Nether- children must cases 18 years of age be done by members in work clared that discontent had mushroomed into open fighting this country Yotfrs is the re- lands July 31 — (AP) — Queen LABELLING REQUIRED within Generalissimo Francisco Franco’s forces at Motril sponsibility You can not escape it fifth Boy Scout the opened It also would prohibit shipment What happened 100 years ago on world and Malaga on the southern coast 30000 with of jamboree such goods into a state in violatoday The outbreaks were said to be the banks of this river is a symbol 31 tion of the laws of that state and scouts countries from tostanding - that which the governsimilar (Continued on rage Two$ " f ‘ would' "require labelling of child at attention ment "previously reported within rigidly (Column Two ) labor goods ancient Granada another southern of Thousands visitors crowded The original wage-hou- r bill Spanish city site of the famed scout as the nine-da- y tent the city simply would have prohibited inMobrish Alhambra of boys from America terstate shipment of the goods N G meeting and UPRISING OCCURS The National Grange a leading Asia got under way ' Europe The agency said the Granada upfarm f organization joined some 805 U S SCOUTS labor representatives today in rising came when Spanish soldiers A United States contingent of seeking recommittal of the adordered from their barracks ‘Spies and Touts Beware’ were to make room for Italian 805 to 25 scouts from Mexico were ministration’s wage-hobill Sign Hung About Man Franco’s banner Senators said Fred Brenckman in the uniformed ranks called to A radio broadcast by General DETROIT July 31— (AP)— Com- attention by Chief Scout Lord Rob- legislative representative of the Severy Beaten Grange had been urging them tomon de one Llano Pleas udge Ralph W Liddy ert Baden-Poweof Franco’3 Queipo BELFAST Ireland July 31 — chief aides made an absolute de- asked the Dearborn day to send the bill back to comcommiswas the greatest gathering in mittee safety It — (UP) A land mine was exploded nial of the reports of the Granada sion today to discipline or remove the history of scoutcraft the first Although William Green presa police inspector a sergeant three jamboree since the 1933 today 30 yards from a police sta- revolt meeting of the American Federation ident a matron and in police Government reports were that patrolmen Godollo Hungary at tion in Devonshire street apparentof Labor had come out for apthe revolt had extended also into connection with the fighting beThe camp is run like a town of bill some of the labor the ly by Irish Republicans Franco's Biscayan army The de- tween Ford Motor Co employes with 64 shops on a specially con- proval organizations’ Automobile and United was representatives were mine the Workers similar fense ministry said government Apparently structed market square Banks still k senators to on 26 urging May to that exploded Wednesday dur- troops had heard a battle between fire stations and hospitals doctors it Liddy charged that U and priests of all denominations ing the state visit of King George two Insurgent groups on the San- A Judge A W members attempting to are there and telephone and radio (Continued on Page Two) tander front in northern Spain and Queen Elizabeth distribute at literature the Ford (Column One) facilities been have installed airmen put an end Today’s mine blew a hole eight to Insurgent plant gates “were subjected AMERICANS! SEPARATE the conflict it was said when Rouge feet wide in the wall of a marine they roared overhead machine to physical abuse and detention to All nationalities were interan extent unheard of in this com- mingled in the various camp secstore and smashed windows near- gunning dropping bombs and munity within the last generation tions except the Americans who by There were no casualties main- throwing hand grenades while the Dearborn police stood (Continued on Page Two) 2000 SURRENDER ly because the explosion occurred passively by” (Column Two ) in the early hours Insurgent ' general headquarters 44 AND Police regarded the explosion as announced that 2000 government militiamen had surrendered near part of an Irish Republican army Espiel in Cordoba province where Tfaree Negroes Sougfat As campaign of terrorism in con- Franco’s southern army is pressing nection with the recent visit of the to recover territory lost in a govKillers Victim Near king and queen The “I R A” is ernment offensive early in the FOR Collapse COLORADO SPRINGS July 31 under a ban by authorities of the year Both the and — govern— insurgent (AP) A snowstorm swirled over Irish Free States as well as of ment Kans July 31— (UP) high commands today report- the summit of Pikes peak tonight SALT LAKE CITY July 31 — — TO£EKA northern Ireland officials Miss Marie Fink 21 who drove ed an Insurgent victory in east- for the second time in a week while (AP) — Search for abductors of two several miles with the body of her Four armed men late Friday ern Spain where Franco is trying torrential rains deluged the foot- Salt Lake City men and a woman friend - Verne Hedrick who was lined six companions of one Thom- to drive a wedge between Madrid hills and adjacent plains area in spread westward today as Police shot to death three negroes who and around Colorado Springs as Doherty against a wall while and Valencia Chief Harry L Finch said he was then attacked byher was near colTwo inches of snow accom- convinced the pair left town Frequently in recent weeks the they beat Doherty unconscious official lapse today government announcements panied by hailpelted the summit with brass knuckles and then hung Descriptions of the men were "Miss Fink and Hedrick a have confirmed a card about his neck On the card Insurgent reports sent police in west coast cities afclerk were parked was written: “Spies and police of reverses suffered by the COAST GALE LOOMS ter G A Brown William Hi Leary on a sidegrocery a few miles from road forces touts beware'1 NEW ORLEANS July 31— (AP) and Dr Mildred Nelson all selected Topeka last night when the negroes The government announcement — The weather bureau reported two photographs as men resembeside the car said violent Insurgent pressure on early today a storm of narrow bling their abductors None of the appeared DRAGGED INTO FIELD CLAUDETTE COLBERT ILL the boundary of Vuenca provinces diameter carrying winds’ of gale victims knew the other had selectVerne to get out ordered “They HOLLYWOOD July 31— (UP)— about 100 miles east of Madrid force (50 miles an hour) was cen- ed the same said one of them and when police he refused pictures Claudette Colbert was ill today with supported by intensive shelling had tered some 150 miles east of “We are confident we are on the shot him” she told when she police influenza Dr "Joel Pressman her forced the Charleston S C and was likely right track” said Chief Finch “Ev- arrived at police headquarters with troops husband said she must remain at to retreat from positions at Terri-e- to strike the coast in the region ery resource of the police depart- Hedrick’s body in the car: “Then home another week and Saldon: of Cape Hatteras about noon ment is being used” they dragged me out and into a field” A half hour later ' when Miss Fink was released she returned' to the car Hedrick was dead She drove to her home and told her what -- had occurred into his own head and dropped She charged aim with cruelty and edge One shoulder was crushed talk privately with Miss Bruce Then accompanied by him she the troupe of “Flying Codonas” and several bones snapped As Pawson stepped out Codona went to police jealousy and said he threatened Wayne' Horning chief of police was all but exterminated to shoot her She was leaving The “Flying Codonas” went on locked the door on Miss Bruce said no trace of the negroes had Once it had included Alfredo town with the circus” the same without him He believed the reand her mother who was a witbeen found Miss Fink he said ' his brother Lalo and Miss Leitzel tirement would be temporary All was unable to give any particular ness to the final scene day and - Long Beach superior and it never had a peer in any court granted her divorce in a the next spring he practised in a Codona was born in Loredo information that would aid In tent for grace rhythm ' timing few hours It was one of the rented barn He was 41 then The Mexico of trapeze performing identification AT CLOSE RANGE and daring It had toured the injured shoulder would not come quickest divorce actions on record parents He was married in his Hedrick was shot once The bulworld many times- - before the back He had to abandon his act here let fired at close range tore youth Miss Leitzel was his sectragedy at the Danish capital of become the and Codona to his continued wife ond Miss Bruce manager his third greet six years ago when Miss Leitzel through his chest There were friends with a cheerful smile but At the peak of his career with powder burns on k!s shirt troupe died in her act “We couldn’t- - gc £ much from the the Ringling circus he was the Disconsolately he watched his they sensed that he was grievThere is a superstition among overformer nerHe became who could flashing partners from ing only extremely paan girl” Chief Horning said “She was leap show people about tragedies comhis friends noticed head vous Then near a somermake’ and three collapse When she stumbled trapeze ing in threes d d that the The matter oi a property setsaults in the air before he caught back to the car through the darkCodona was brooding Eighteen months after Miss tlement with Miss Bruce remainness she didn’t know whether Hedhis partner’s hands Leitzel’s death Codona married He tried going on the road ed A conference was called FriHis grip was so certain that rick was dead or' not She said Miss Bruce She had been trained a year with Tom Mix’s circus Miss Leitzel never cared whether she didn’t know how she got the day in the office of Attorney as Miss Leitzel’s understudy The 'as an executive He was an artist James on the sixth E Pawson there was a safety net below car started or how long it took tours continued floor of an office building She had to shove and push Hedwhen she’ performed with him deprived of his art Then he They’ were with the Ringling v bought a suburban garage In There were only a few trinkets A monument on her grave in rick from under the wheel All this circus in Philadelphia in 1933 California of sentimental value to be dividInglewood cemetery here depicts she did harassed by thoughts the when Codona f elL He was 60 feet “It’s just to have something to ed Miss Bruce was accompanied hand in the iron grip” The negroes might return” her in the air reaching for 'a swing do” he said T don’t need to her mother Mrs Annie Bruce Doctors said Hedrick probably statue called “Reunion” by and missed his grip Hundreds earn any money” Codona arrived and formalities f shows two trapeze rings one died instantly He was not robof other times he had fallen into1 Then on June 28 this year were exchanged broken to designate the break bed The bullet was taken by pothe net This time he missed it Miss Bruce appeared unexpected- Codona asked the lawyer to that dropped her to death in lice today and will be turned over and struck the steel cable at the leave the room so that he might to a ballisticIan ly at court demanding a divorce Copenhagen Discontent Brings Fighting In Ranks Insurgents Airmen ur Wil-helmi- na SEGOND BLAST r CLASHESllRI ROCKS BELFAST volun-teersund- er OUSTER REQUEST ur side-trac- -- GIRLATTACKED Snow Covers Peak For Second Time MATE SHOT hunTspreads KIDNAPERS -- -- old Madrid-Valenc- ia -- 4-4- Madrid-Valenc- ia nt IRON GRIP WRITES FINIS TO OWN TRAGEDY WITH FIVE BULLETS CLAIMED BANK ACCOUNT Wilson came here two weeks ago to work as a truck driver He lost his job but was said to have told the girl that he owned a large r r England o) 0) LI ll IN IDAHO LAKE The unofficial starting time was one twenty-fiv- e p m ten twenty- m a fivr (Ogden time) They crossed the starting line of the le Recalls Pleasant Work As Mission President In i 7 Amendment LABOR FIGHT FAILS V it UN RIVER BANK 90 Earlier Balloting Puts Cfaild Labor Act In As ji ' JAP ATTACK OF "pi l im 50 J ’ VUTES56-2- 8 F Rega1 'Hello CHURCH SHAFT ADDS TO HORROR '56 ’76 94Seattle 76Willistofl 94) Yellowstone - 3 in THUNDER STORM 88 78 88 86 68 90 86 60 LAST EDITION Eight Pages — 88MInneapolia ‘68 64 72 80!Omaha 80Pocatello 62 50 82iPprtland 74 948t Louis 88Salt Lake 60 821 San Francisco 54 90New York step-fath- vi- tality doctors said staved off death until this morning She was also 'famous trapeze performer and his partner in the air in later years But she was never so great as Lillian Leitzel who was until she fell to death at Copenhagen' in 1931 the greatest feminine star of the circuses The great Codona once the only man who could do a triple somersault in the air died instantly A moment earlier he had walked up handed her- - cigaret and held a light for it His hand that once gripped the flying rings with such force and precision was shaking “Well Vera” he said “this is all that you have left for me to do” While she inhaled the first puff of smoke he pulled a pistol from his pocket and shot her down She lay on the floor moaning for her pet dog When he fired the fifth shot - -- i good-nature- steel-nerve- ‘ 17-fo- ot - 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