Show TEMPERATURES (For r a m today): period at aeven ending Min Max Min Max 56 94 Minneapolis 66 93 New Yorfc 48 79Oamaha Calgary 70 88 Pocatello Chicago Denver 59 95! Portland Havre 60 92' St Loula Helena 62 85 Balt Leka 57 Kali spell 89 Bn Franclsi Kansas City 76 99JSeattle Los Angeles 62 82IWilliston 60 fill Yellowstone Miles City Ogden Boise w v Seventieth Year—No ayor Peery Calls CHINESE CHARGE SECOND MUNICH’ IN LONDON England’s OGDEN CITY UTAH TUESDAY EVENING JULY 25 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS THE UNITED PRESS SO Grief He's Released By Desert Tribe of 'v anti-Briti- sh S MINISTER U se Britain’s consul-gener- al protested to the Japanese consul-generagainst detention of the British chief of the international settlement’s public health by police of the Japdepartment anese - dominated Shanghai mu- Akron Clergyman Prisoner Since Last Wednesday Gets Freedom al in the hopes the discord can be amicably straightened out Heber Scowcroft chamber president accepted Peery’s invitation to attend the dinner meeting and suggested that the mayor name chamber members whom he wished to be present Peery said among others he will invite are those responsible for instigating a taxpayers’ suit against Pioneer Days Inc asking dissolution of the corporation and a receiver for its holdings also H A Banning general manager of the Amalga- nicipality The Briton and 100 Chinese of the health department ere reported being held for payment of arrears for garbage- em-loy- es Japanese- Cot $) FRANK FRANCIS' ° NEWS and VIEWS miles southwest of Mexico a gold strike de- Oogales as fabulous has been made Eighty-fiv- e More than $6000 in the yellow! metal Is being recovered each- day Though the discovery is not more than a few weeks old 4000 people are on the ground and a big rush is now on - Not many Americans will be tempted to cross the border because property rights in Mexico are not as secure as in this was first found in California at Sutter’s fort men and women of almost every civiliz ed country wade their way to the Pacific coast gold Not long ago I met a man 99 ars old who as a small boy left carno Switzerland to join in the gold excitement July 25 — (AP) R Gerould a week ago kidnaped JERUSALEM -- —The Gold ner Reverend by an Arab band was released late today He ' appeared worn and exhausted when he reached Jerusalem- - JERUSALEM July 25 CAP)— A night long vigil for the Rev G R Goldner after he was reported released Monday night by ‘an Arab kidnap band ended today on a note of disappointment— and continued hope Men who spent the night on the Y M C A terrace in hope of being first to greet the young Mogadore Ohio preacher went to bed finally for two hours of sleep before renewing their vigil United States Consul General George Wadsworth and A L Miller Y M C A secretary began a check of desert sources to ascertain anew the prospects of Goldner’s return after a week’s captivity As the morning hours dragged on there was rising fear of a hitch in the negotiations for Goldner’s re lease Intermediaries had expected him to appear here by dawn The possibility that he might have been taken instead to Haifa was discussed A Bedouin donkeyman Ishak Attia reported Monday night that Gojdner Jiad been freed while efforts were being made to pay part of the demanded $5000 ransom through a Bedouin emissary mated Sugar H E Heming- Co way president of the Commercial and Frank M Security bank Browning chairman of the chamber’s military affairs committee The mayor’s MELVIN Senator Murray ELDER BALLARD CONDITION POOR i travel HART TAKES As against that" big outflow of wealth foreigners on visits to this country have 'expended one billion OF ASIATIC dollars In other words the balance against us has been four billion HELM FLEET D S Aide In Hospital After Return From East SALT LAKE CITY July 25 — (UP) — Melvin J Ballard member of the council of twelve apostles of the L D S church was reported in poor condition today in the L D S hospital Recently returned from a trip to the eastern states mission of the church Elder Ballard entered the hospital Sunday suffering from an acute attack of lymphatic 60 PS AWAIT ed at ’ ENGLAND’S BOMBERS 1$ 7 0 2 Brooklyn 6 Chicago Hamlin Evans (6) Hutchinson (7) Prsesnell (9) Root Passeau (9) J Russell (9) and Hartnett AMERICAN St Louis IN ew lork 1 5 5 7 1 0 Mills (6) and Glenn Donald and Dickey Harris 2 3 Chicago Boston 8 12 0 2 Knott C Brown (8) and Tresh Grove and Desautels 'RAID' FRENCH SOIL LONDON July 25 — (AP) — Nearly 120 bombing planes roared channel and over the English France under sealed orders today the vanguard of the largest mass training flight in British military history The first group which left early this morning consisted of more than 60 Blenheim bombers having a maximum speed of 240 miles an hour In five formations they were to fly 800 miles before returning V — ' vY ""W s' V r —' (D-Col- o) X (D-K- y) Senator said most south ern senators would oppose it in its present form Senator McCar-ra- n one of the authors said he expected administration opposition It was disclosed that the amendment would circumvent a "cost of living” provision placed in the relief appropriations bill by Russell and others - This provision requires that any differential in WPA wage scales as between one section of the country and another must not be greater than the difference in the cost of living New England senators have protested that this means lower wages for WPA workers in the ( Continued on Page 2 Cot 1) v) RED STOCKINGS LEAD TO SLAYING ARREST LONDON July 25 (UP)— Great Britain intends to send army and navy officers to Moscow soon to open negotiations for a military convention between the two countries and France reliable sources said tonight high-ranki- ng WASHINGTON July 25 (UP) —President Roosevelt today characterized as "tommyrot” reports that Thomas G Corcoran and other New Dealers are attempting to depose National Demo- cratic Chairman James A Farley Peru July 25 (UP) — Lina Medina a pink ribbon in her hair played happily on the tiled floor of Maternity hospital today with a little boy who had a pocketful of marbles From within came the lusty cry of a baby j Lina looked up and LIMA Five-year-o- ld said His normal physicians name is Gerardo Alejandro Medina He weighed 594 pounds at birth Today he weighed 1012 He was 1914 inches tall pounds at birth and now is 21 inches Lina weighs 63 pounds and is three feet eight inches tall She was anemic when she went to the hospital from the little town of Pisco but with a special diet she is gaining weight While a government commission of three considers four proposals to take Lina and the baby to the United States she is indifferent to the future She plays with toys and takes catechism from her nurse Emilia S LAND PURCHASE SET AT $46000000 WASHINGTON July 25— (AP) H H Bennett chief of the soil conservation servicec said today the government has purchased more than 1000000 acres of sub marginal land at a cost of about $46000000 The land regarded as primarily unsuited for cultivation was retired from cultvation to improve agricultural conditions - Bomber Sets New Speed Record U S LANGLEY FIELD Vat July 25 (UP)— A U 'S army flying fort ress bomber today apparently es tablished! a new speed record for a 12428 mile course from Willoughby spit near here to Floyd Bennett field New York and re LONDON July 25 — (UP)— Visity of Chatham and Rochester Brit-sh to count more one Samuen Liberal urged in the adding caprice weather this summer Observ- louse of lords today that Great ers believed that the abundance of Britain give full consideration to of the question of war cebergs in the Atlantic was partly to the JJnited responsible for the July snow- debt payments ing States six-pou- nd Dr Hipolito Larrabure di frightened child who talked to porters a day or tvfo after the rector of the Maternity hospital re-ti- at the present time and Thomas member of the ate military affairs committee and of the measure which authorized construction of the Ogden and other strategic bases throughout the country said when the department came to congress earlier this year for funds to start the program it fully planned to get the entire Utah project underway immediately However he said unroreseen circumstances developincluding ments abroad and change in WPA regulations made it necessary for the department to revise its plans Taking advantage of a provision in the appropriations bill it shifted funds tentatively earmarked for ly Ogden to other bases deemed more important at the present time and then went to congress for additional funds to tart the Ogden development Y "There is no intention whatever on the part of the department” Thomas said “to permanently curtail the size of the Ogden project Instead of being only a matter of two or three years in bringing the program to completion it will be perhaps five or six depending upon the speed with which funds become available ‘Senator King said Satexamination of an army urday plans indicated to him that an expenditure at Ogden was never contemplated co-auth- or ’ Britishers See turn Snow In Summer Briton Calls for CHATHAM England July 25 — War Debts Study (UP) — Snow fell today in the vicin- storm WASHINGTON July 24— (AP) — A war department de cision to spend only $3515-00- 0 July A pair of red stockings of Thomas Boyce 26 who officers said confessed orally that he killed the girl Elizabeth’s body was found in a shallow grave at the edge of the Harrison Hills Country club Saturday and Boyce was t taken into custody a short time later Physicians said she had been criminally attacked State Policeman Paul Rule said today that during routine questioning of golf course 'employes Boyce said he had seen the girl and that Rule she had on red stockings said the officers knew the only persons who saw the red stockings after Elizabeth was killed were those that placed her body in an ambulance and that Boyce was not one of them They reasoned he must have seen her before she was killed Ultimate Expenditure of Original Amount Is Assured He Says (D-Uta- h) paid for at the rate of 7111 cents per ounce as provided by the monetary bill on baby was born She is gay She Dr Rolando Colareta who adminlikes to play with other children istered the anesthetic and Dr who has She takes an interest in the baby Ernesto but only a mild interest Often she cared for the baby Asked about her father who says it is her brother When he cries she pays no attention and was standing nearby Lina said: “Yes he is my father too” He the nurses attend to him Rather than the shy primitive is a tanned sad - faced mestizo Indian child of a few months ago peon with a close cropped musshe now wears pretty dresses and tache Asked if he was going home her light hair is usually tied with a bright ribbon She shows great soon he shrugged and said: “How affection for her doctors and re- - can I leave my little daughter fers to them as “my five fathers” i here ?” A government She loves best Dr Gerardo Loz-- j guardianship several ada director of the Pisco hospital commission has held who performed the operation meetings to consider the future of then comes Dr Alejandro Bassal-le- u the child and mother but no is expected until August who assisted at the opera- i Ego-Aguir- ee de-cis- on stra-getical- (D-Uta- toward adjournment Before leaving his home at Hyde Ylast night he sent word to the congressional majority leaders Senator Barkley (D Ky) and Rep Rayburn to drop in at the White House today and report on legislative conditions The president hoped they could tell him the lending bill would b out of the way and the legislator ready to call it quits foe the session by the end of next week Works Out Schedule He had worked out a schedule calling for his return to Hyde Park immediately after adjournment acting there on bills passed in the usual last - minute congressional rush and then a cool week's cruise off the New England and Canadian ' '' coasts While Mr Roosevelt’s plans for the immediate future were fairly definite those for 1940 remained as much a mystery as ever At a press conference in a hay field on his Hyde Park estate the chief executive virtually challenged reporters to make i something out of his remarks about a weekend conference with National Dem- ocratic Chairman1 James A Farley Farley Beside IUm Farley stood beside him and neither said a 'jvord about third term possibilities or next year’s political campaign The newsmen basing their judgment on what they knew of previous parleys between Farley and “the boss” saw In one presidential statement an intimation a third (Continued on Page 2 Cot 1) Park N - (D-Texa- s) 1 that only if congress provided additional funds this year for WASHINGTON July 25—(UP) airbase construction — in de—President Roosevelt today isveloping an air corps depot sued a special proclamation fix- Inear Ogden did not alter in ing a price of 6464 cents per any way its plan to spend up ounce for silver domestically mined prior to midnight of June to $8000000 eventually on the project Senator Thomas 30 and not tendered to the treassaid today ury by that time Silver mined 2 and thereafter will be on 4 sen- Ind July 25 (AP) worn by Elizabeth Debruicker slain' Attica schoolgirl provided the clue that led to the arrest as) Thoi Mon ey Still In Y ie w U ATTICA I Ij IwuA multi-millio- attach (D-G- a) rs President Roosevelt who came back to in for a chat Senator Alben W Barkley invited today Washington left and Rep Sam Rayburn right congressional majority leader The president said he hoped the two could tell him n dollar lending bill would be out of the way shortly the and that congress is speeding toward adjournment (D-Tex- MYSTERY WASHINGTON July 25— (AP) — President Roosevelt came back to Washington today to check up on the administration's multi - billion dollar lending bill and the progress congress is making ‘LET’S ADJOURN’ said he amend- i Y-- "Vv IS Farley Says Nothing About Third Term Possibilities - Lina’s ‘Crying Doll’ Yells Lustily As Mother Age Five And Boy Dad Play Marbles OnTiled Floor of Hospital SHANGHAI July 25 — (AP)— Admiral Harry E Yarn ell who as dollars commander of the United States We must be a resourceful nation Asiatic fleet has been saying “no” to tax ourselves to that extent and to the Japanese in China turned stand up under the load The cost over his command today to Admir-ha- d to be paid in the equivalent of I ai Thomas C Hart I h Yarnell sails for home on the ’ President Aug 2 to await laughed 1 °ne year the balance against retirement Coolidge "It's my crying doll” she said due in October when Vthe“n United States In foreign trav- he reaches the active service age knuckling another marble el was nearly $400000000 limit of 64 It was Lina's baby boy born May 14 in a Caesarian Expenditures HITLER AT FESTIVAL by Am ericans operation that astounded the mediabroad in 1938 were in excess of BAYREUTH Germany July 25 cal world and put pictures of the $500000000 (AP)— Fuehrer Adolf Hitler at- little Indian mother on front pages tended the opening of the annual everywhere Foreigners in that year spent in Wagner festival today It ends Today the baby is in good health Echevarria the United States $160000000 and his development has been Aug 28 She is not now the bewildered I o) R-Mi- ch) 8 N- i (D-Ne- KM Taft-pledg- NATIONAL eminent Senator Adams thought the senate would the new prevailing wage ment to the lending bill Russell 1940 v aban- t) doned an attempt to have the senate appropriations committee approve a proposal to put the WPA back on a prevailing wage basis He announced he would seek to attach the proposal as a rider to the lending bill In approving a WPA appropriation bill last month congress adopted a provision requiring all persons on relief to work 130 hours a month for the same amount of money they had earned previously with fewer hours of work This meant abolition of the prevailing wage for workers and brought about numerous protest strikes which provoked fi warning from President Roosevelt that workers could not strike against the gov j (R-Ohi- HEARS OFFICER (D-Mon- ' (API-Clos- e ’ 0 BALLARD resulted from reporters questions concerning the two street parades WASHINGTON July 25 of the celebration just ended Refriends of Senator Taft porters repeated remarks made by said today he soon would to an was the effect there many make definite statement of his a obvious lack of support from merto stand for the Repubwillingness chants industrial groups civic nomination in lican presidential clubs and churches in sponsoring 1940 parade entries They recalled that The statement may corns they the first yer of the celebration disclosed in a letter to supporters all groups of community life were Ohio them to seek in othauthorizing in the parades and represented election as delegates er celebration features "I can’t understand the letdown” to the party’s convention Under the Ohio system an inthe mayor said "I have been told can not run for delegate dividual in the rodeo by people employed shows that Ogden has the makings unless he lists his first and second of the biggest western celebration Choices for the presidential nomiin the nation But to put such an nation and accompanies them with event over we must have wide- - written authorization from the designated men f Continued on Page 2 Cot 2) It was reported authoritatively that Taft would include In ihs statement his views on national FOOTINGS PLACED problems Senator Vandenberg did that in a recent letter which was interpreted widely as inFOR PARK STAND dicating his receptiveness to the nominaRepublican presidential tion baseFootings for the 3000-seVandenberg said the next presiball grandstand at Affleck park in dent should be pre - pledged to the southwestern part of the city serve only one term There was no are completed and carpenter indication as to whether Taft would work on the superstructure will approve that idea start within a day or two City Taft told reporters last DecemCommissioner Saunders said to- ber a month after his election to day WPA men are doing the the senate that he believed the work Republicans should nominate a Extensions to the water system "liberal” in 1940 "if by liberal you in the park are also being installed mean a man who wants to impreparatory to planting part of the prove conditions and who is willing area in grass this fall he said to accept changes” BRIDGES TRIAL Unable to speak English he arrived in San Francisco in a world SAN FRANCISCO July 25 (AP) so strangely odd that he grew A witness' who said the Commu-ist- s homesick and would have gone plan j a revolution in which back to Switzerland by the next party members will "use a rifle boat if he had the money and fight in the streets” was summoned back to the witness stand Being forced to stay he gradual- today to finish his testimony in ly threw off his longing for home the Harry Bridges’ deportation to become a big part of the up- hearing roarious life of the west Government attorneys called the witness Patrolman Merriel R Americans delight in foreign Bacon of the Portland Ore potravel and are spenders lice department as an "expert1 Monday in efforts to prove Com igures prepared by Harry Hop- munists advocate forcible overkins show that in the past 20 years throw of the American govern our people have spent more than ment overseas five billion dollars in J lie’s under treatment ?fs i controversy over WPA wage scales threatened today to hamper the administration drive to obtain speedy senate approval of the $2490000000 lending program meeting” "peace It! WASHINGTON July 25— (AP)—A new turn in the let-do- ARABIANS FREE Barkley and Rayburn Invited to Talk Oyer Progress Wages Noting that support of the cele- L bration had declined greatly since the initial Pioneer days held in 1934 Mayor Peery said he was anxious to listen to reasons for this GEROULD R GOLDNER Returns to Jerusalem n In Battle Over Head Accepts Expressing the desire for broadened community support of the Pioneer days celebration Mayor Peery today invited the 15 directors of the of commerce chamber S Eccles president of George the First Security bank of Utah and other prominent business and financial leaders to gather Wednesday noon at the Old Mill resort for an open discussion BRITISH STEAMER 5HNED SHANGHAI July 25— (UP)— The British passenger steamer Ilaitan was reported today to have struck a floating mine between Formosa and Swatow the Chinese port which is occupied by the Japanese The steamer was at anchor apparently disabled and making water in two of its holds When C A FINAL EDITION 14 Pages FBL Hopes For Adjournment Off Congress WitMii: Week' DISFAVOR LOOMS Cost of Living At Issue Invitation to Parley -- 2 To Program To Express Views On Event STUD Y LETDOWN C The Associated Press press cried Munich” “another today in new acknowl the describing Britain Great edgement by that Japanese troops in China have “special requirements” for “maintaining public order in the regions under their control” In Shanghai F R Montanan Seeking to Attack Relief Bill Business Leaders Bid L By X bitter Chinese And despite her concessions to ie Japanese viewpoint Britain’s troubles appeared to increase in north China British Foreign Secretary Lord Halifax told the house of lords Monday in announcing the British - Japanese agreement that he expected agitation would cease as a result but infricstead new arose tion Protest Arrest SQUABBLE THREATENS In Japanese Threaten to Extend Blockade To Canton ‘ Hospital L 939 SPENDING PLANS Despite Act MAKE CONCESSION dumping privileges And at Peiping the ( Continued on Page In S COUP China Increases British-Japane- WPA Stricken Apostle 1 v7 V h) ' MISSING SCOUT IS LOCATED ALIVE SHERMAN — Donn Me Fendler July 25— (AD Rye N Yt Boy Scout lost on Mount Katahdin for more than a week- was found naked and exhausted today In woods near here The boy sought in a widespread manhunt since he became! lost on' the summit of the lofty mountain a week ago Monday had wandere4 35 miles away from the point where he was lost Nelson McMoran owner of the Murikasoee sporting camps at Sherman found the emaciated boy walking aimlessly In the thick across the Penobscot river from his camps Thin screams attracted McMoran’s attention and he immediately crossed the river in a boat Hte found the boy in a wilt? uninhabited section lfit Labor Board Kills SL Bakery Charge FRANCO OUSTS it WASHINGTON July 25— (UP) — The national labor relations board HENDAYE France (At the today ’dismissed a complaint b Spanish Frontier) July 25 — (AP)— -- the Bakery and Confectionery Spanish sources in Irun said today Workers union (AFL) charging that General Gonzalo Queipo de the Purity Biscuit Co Salt Lake Llano was removed from his Span- City with unfair' labor practices ish armyt post because he had publicly slapped Ramon Serrano Su-ninterior minister and Generalissimo Francisco Franco’s er broth-er-in-la- i w °Cal Tinney Queipo de Llano was removed D Cl July 25— command A WASHINGTON from the Andalusian is orating on the floor senator last Friday Vandenberg looks like he The same sources said foreign and would give his right arm to have Minister Francisco Gomez Jordana an excuse so I sends my had offered his resignation to card in andtoheleave out in a high comes Franco but that it had been lope knocking over two page boys and a congressman visiting "What can I do for you?” he asks with as much gratitude as if I had NAZIS WILL DRAFT just guaranteed him the G O PJ nomination for president "Senator” I sez “what are you JEWS BACK ON JOBS aghkst at today? Every day you ar aghast at something What is it today?” DANZIG July 25 — (UP) —Nazi I am aghast at!’ He sez authorities are planning to draft this New “Today Deal deficit spending Jews back into the labor market “Well—” I sez His rejoiner was from which they were excluded “If we Continue our present trends last November after the and our present complete contempt riots in Germany for historical warnings and for we’re It was proposed to use the Jews elementary economics because of a labor shortage which headed for bankruptcy or inflation has been intensified by the con"But the mere inauguration of a 4000 for of new administration 'just reasonably Danzigers scription Of the 11000 committed to giving decent busipolice” service Jews who resided in Danzig when ness a fair chance would produce the German Nazis acceded to of- all the elements of an early boom” fice in 1933 about 1700 remain j anti-Semit- ic j |