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Show The UTAH Weather - Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday little change tui Grain Range e in Wheat- July teinpeia S pt r lei Number 172. Vrolume 27. (1 Nt I lltlt III LUCAN, (hi 111 All, IS Where Huge Throng MERRY GO-ROU- nil I I v n II 'l Y I i , 1,1 i, I I lllnK I Will See Landon Notihcation Open 104 1, u3 1 1 I. Ir. e, - 04 High Low 102 s 04 05 1 01 1 03 105 1 1 fc t, Close 1 04 1 04 104? Price B'ive Cents. J Stadium ND Picture of What s Going In in National A Daily Affairs Project READY FOR By DREW PEARSON and ROBERT S ALLEN WASHINGTON To Start LOWERED in Vague news of a collision between the presidents yacht and a photographers boat has leaked out, but the facts regarding the seriousness of tne crash have been carefully concealed For one brief moment It looked as if the Sewanna, with the Roosevelts aboard, would founder It happened this wuy Photographers had hired a boat to get close-up- s of the president embarking at North Haven, Maine, were told by Marvin McIntyre and to wait at the wharf until ue was lowered over the side of his destroyed on to the yacht Then the destroyer would send them a messenger, and they would come close and take all the pictures they wanted Three and a half hours pas.ed No messenger Finally they noticed that the presidents flag was being lowered from the destroyer, indicating he had left it So they stai out to catch the Sewanna, manned by Roosevelt and his sons PHOTOGRAPH ERV ARGUMENT that By time, she was well outside the harbor, but they finally caught up with her Then an aigi ment ensued among the photographers, the movie men wanting long distance shots with long distance lenses, the newspaper photographers wanting close-up- s for still pic- K It (,tl I'ndeiway Soon I S C Stadium House On ise Reduction In Levy Also m JOE ALEX MORRIS I TOlEKA, Runs July 22 United Press Staff Correspondent Gov Alf M London tod ly up pruached a ilimulic hour in Ills politic il taieir at the snne put th it mined him to triumph in this piame slate and to the picsidelltial Ripubluan no in n iliun Tomorrow evening wnen a flaming buininei sun dies beyond the Valley of the Raw the Runsas governor will go out on the steps of the state capitol to accept lead eiahip of Ins pal ty and nioie to be formully introduced to the nation for the first time Remains ( ool But if London believes the real tion to his initial appeal to mil lions of voters who will hear his voice will weigh heavily in the campaign scales he has refused to permit even u breath of excitement to alter the even tenor of his loutine bigm in the immediate fuluie on the new xtudnim house at the Utah State Agrnuitural college, aclo an announcement by cording 1' I ( hump, piexldent of the boaid uf tiustees of the college announcement was made The shurtl alter news ai lived that the works progress administra turn today had given final ap proval on the allotment of $20 i?2 for tht (onstruition of the (lining quartets at the stadium whuh will include lock-ei- s W oi k Thiough the united effoils of members of the board uf (acfie county commissioners and the Governot Henry H Blood the de tax commission has made a blanket i eduction uf 12 R- per cent on the issessed valuations of homes and nnpi uv enieuts in Cache Seveial other counties in (oimty tht tale have been given similar dm tions On top of the redaction in the valuations comes a statement by the county commissioners that t lit y will reduce the county Pvy bv one and a half nulls, or from st - -- it 4 7 rr vi On the speakers stand shown above being ru hed to completion on the south side ot the old State Capitol building, at Topeka, Kan., Gov Alfred Movsnun Landon will be informed officially on the night of July 23 that he Is the Republican paitys indidate for president On ttie rostrum with him will sit a hundred or more of the country s leading Republicans One bundled thousand people are exacted to view the ceremonies from Improvised the gieatet crowd In Kansas benches on the statehouse lawn, or flora adjoining btieeta .- - paper-butdctie- well-wor- , 193-car- Idaho Governor Orders Patrolmen To Strike Area Oro-fm- n c pe i g r owe is have loss ol uppi 0X1111 $1 2 i out) fmni p i iplns mfesta turn in i mop ii i imi with the pro w is il dm tlon of 14! evealej ( ll embers l ednestl iy by A U Can pi eside nt of the the esmug clops a oi d ion timated los1 was leveahd in a Ii tier picsented to duet tots ol the association by Mi Chamber in which he appeals for aition m lemovmg cioji destroyers We an neai mg thi end of the secsoii und 1 hi In ye the tinning most mi clistutoiy (in du turn and quality yen Ihit Cai he V al her Ins ley has expeiieined foi v ol (.tuning pecs ' Mi Chun In is hi gins his message He st ifes that nitgtilir weathei cllt V I i llihileiii n fan) Manned Hoi on Online; Oil July 2J A charter affiliating the Logan Junior Chamber of Commerce with (he national organization will likely be piexeuted Wednesday night, July 29 at the fust ocml function ot the local group The paity, definitely adopted by tile group T utaday night will be held at the UnL camp in Logan canyon at a ihaige of $1 per souple Announcement that the dial ter e pi eseutatiou would probably tile alfau came at the Tues-- d iy meeting fiom H Parley condition, dining M iy and put of June president, at a gmeral meetitaled an u 1 (. ulii it he In ing of the organization He stated in the giowtli of nis fcstitiem ol pea aphis w cs greet lhat the chaiter was alieady m er than it Ilia bten any yc ir in the hands of CUn E Howe of ol caiiniiq in Cat In Silt Luke City n ltional vii e presithe histui dent Valley, ht xaul The July 29 fete will he piesent-e- d In appealing foi ud to heller under the dilution of Howaid lilt condition Ml (ll minis deem of the licngh, Roscoe Hess and E W it wise to make a stud Tlcktfs may be to t of unpin ting lady hugs fiom lledl Carlisle some aieas in Cahloimi while puichused from one ot the three members coiniinttce tile ale pioilu til into Caih According to present plans the Valley in Mav of tally June next party will consist of dancing sev-t tie sufnut an ytai providing al 'peciul entertainment features, ficient in the vnlhv at tilt time stunts and the aphis st irts to woi k to prop-- light refreshments, presentation of the charter LeadHi states that ers ly comb it th in of the junior chamber organlady bugs and suifice lilts wtrt izations throughout the state und very slow moving in from the leaders of m mountains as well as hatching Logan are civic organizations expected to be present out from the eggs last fall, thus Plans for the first annual Logan allowing the aphis to gam head junior chamber bicycle day, to be way this season held sometime during the first two mtion are weeks in Pirn lens of the were put underund to analyze the question of way w hen August, the project was acceptimporting the lady bugs with ed by the group Kenneth Vander-hof- f jie l glowers and ilfalla produi was named as chairman of ers to determine whethtr of not the with Phillip Blair (oinmittee, they would he Intel csttd in spend md Arus W estover as members on the 25 cents p r me pea Vandcrhoff stated that plans will mg or df ilfa gtound for this type he announced at an early date of p! ojt 1 Cecil Newey and Dean Musser Mr Chtmbus also cites the were named as chairmen of the spiead of noxious weed,, night tennis and golf committees, simile csptiialb as a sen unis and Other members of the dcstruitive c nmn to the produi tennis committee include Elmo He Nielsen turn of (it as in the v die and Woodrow, advists that growirs plow the while Stewart Ran and Wilson, Frank ground as soon as possible utter Richards are included on the golf also i ommittee ,ic jit a irop is h u vested th it they m old-- i ind The tennis group will investigate grim in iy nvenonn the furthci spiead possibilities of improving playing of weeds londitions in Logan and increasing (tht ictivity n the At the si me time they spoit throughout glowers) i m hint lit from the fald the set ton The committee on low m the improving the phsi golf pi ms to investigate the probl-bilitcondition td Iht sod for another for the sport in (tin the districtpopularizing the lmans i rup, that the uni pi eft of through a' selections ike plot giovvt si in lourn ltncnls and other fcatuies will the lend that ol Imothis 111 fea-tui- n 1 1 1 y i lie must suit lhh lit wutes tin peas in 1417 that on MOONEY He also rt commends IS df Ufa fields dung ft m e bins mil ditch henks Iht wetds hi i ut (low i as much as possible COURT He fuither idvists th it all tenl he used he foie wmlir if possible cs these an- - the plots wide tilt SAN FRANCISCO Inly il iv eggs and eairy tin in aphis Du lounxil foi J lumas over to the next veir f Mooihv convutcd of murdu in In ( losing Mi Chumhers stded the 1916 Pripaitdness lJav bomb thet the oigtmzdiiin is studing promixttl today to bring into inukct lOnditioiis and along with mg, a unit picture showuupiovmg sod si i tlon, allot itmg ing the supjrtxxtd' bomber who left nil eul on mil improving aueigt behind Id pel sons dead and 40 lord mi thuds in sunn in is lit i, injured which in an explosion sure I lnttei pine will hi ill d shambles at Steuclt and J4!i , nip lie ilt a.streets rely just ilieel foi til of pc c, then was p ml duiitn (In Market Davis said the picture whuh he past season in unused to pine on exhibit in his clfoits to win a wnl of habeas oi pus fot his i lient hud been I OSHH kepi out of Moonty s oi igmal hearing liny presented the photograph, tt )I '1 M tin Juh 22 d At it he said but cut out the part I ( inv.b v is i t to to tlx allot a man - not showing Mooney II v i mi I i o til tn nt j i n i il h Hung from i saloon roof leady lo i ittoimv Lt Uu tbjititimii! to hurl a he mb of public winks with Divis opened Ills icbuttal (icr-rnof Lt n I, s m! t , dr'ifl completion of the state atIt iJ r t it be to mi iim n ion i,i pa torney peueials ca e in Ihe k! flu pt t it st ion 1 t he i hearing which began Augho Kui Uluu which Mptnj lulj a ust )93o ALIBI PROMISED 1 C 1 1 1 1 follow-lunin- I i i 8 1 1 long-draw- tunnel uidtrneath the stadium seuts No contract will be let for the work It will he built under the dueition of W PA engineers by local labor at prevailing government wages one-sixt- h I g will public toilets, showers, drying looms and leieption halls hue college will pa approximately $10,oo0 towaids the complete cost of construction of the new building, which, according to the exclusive publication in the Herald Journal Fi lday, will be built on the west side, of the stadium, together with a ramp a3 a new pedestrian approach to the stadium and a A Trip Planned CACHE PEA CROP National Over Logan WORST IN HISTORY Charter For Jr. Chamber Canyon Trail ittl C it he sustain! d mills to 7 8 mills i ill has been made on the ollu r fixing units within the the ciamiy (dies and towns ttu icnintv si houl board and the ,itv school boaid to follow the ex uni Ii of the county commissioners m i educing then levy bv a sinii-lIf this call is heeded the commissioners point out, the taxes of Caeh county taxpayers will be not more and probably less than thole paid m 1935 To the assessed valuation of Cache county for 1935 has been added about $16U 000 la new improvements, new homes which have been erected during the past 12 month period, and an additional f 105 ooo in increase corporation taxes w thin the county Ihe blanket reduction made by the state tax commission in the a,sesed valuations ofOOuthe county from the knocks off about $835 lounty's valuation. Prior to the reduction the assessed valuation of the county was approximately After Ihe reduction $24 176 0U0 that figure will be approximately 4 hi'-tor- Up and down the capitals broad Kansas avenue ,the bunting flaps from every lamp post, the banners tures across the Finally the movie were given drip like a giant fringe their chance, then the boat was sky and sunflowers blaze among ordered closer for the stills About huge pictures of London and Knox this time a heavy squall came up toweling ovei every foot of burn- Hoiseback 'lrail To He Seen Both boats were pitching ing pavement In July 2') K- the already crowded Along The captain of the chartered vesand streets the tuision capitol suiiuundmg sel, being given orders simultaneously by every phot ographer ill bustling hotel lobbies visiting town businessmen and aboard, tried to get very close to small The tanjon committee plains of the I.ogan Chamber the yacht, at which point a big farmers from drought-drie- d of Com Logan wave swept the two vessels togetgather with the headline names rnerre with officials from the boi-eof Republicanism m anticipation her Service will conduct an exiui The president's Sons, shrieking of a momentous day From the over the new horse back ti ail curses at the photographers, tried assembly ground fur tomorrow's sion in Logan canyon, Wednesday Jul parade to the 29 desperately to keep out of the way huge pioneer days A crew of WPA men under the homes far out ToBut the two boats collided, and the I Rn e of Forester H peka boulevard, the excitement of direction bowsprit of the Sewanna got en- an has been working on the trail foi behas celebration impending tangled with the bow of the other several weeks The excursion Ju! gun to show boat 29 will take in just the fust loop Slow Moving For one brief moment, it looked of the trail The committee feels not Alt London But on as if the yacht was going over But that is sufficient for one days ride coat off at his Landon with sits two the ships finally got apart The trail commences d at the desk in the anThe presidents sons did (not a and goes about his entrance of Dry canyon oil the cient words mince telling the photogra- - businesscapitol with a slow, early smile face of the mountain east of Lo There is no clatter or turmoil gan just above the Smart ranch (Contlnued on page three) around the governor He fits into The trail goes up Diy can on and the gawdy tapestry of a national keeps to the north side of Mount as Logan and extends through thick political rally as comfortably CIIURCII CLASHES he has fitted into the background groves of pine at the head of Mill hollow and Spring hollow and then of the Kansas capital While newspapermen and a swings to the east rim of Sniing waited in the hollow and extends noith to the WITH MEDICALS handful of visitors Landon was a inn of Logan canyon, anu tneu re executive offices, dozen blocks away seeing that turns by coming down Spring 1ml members of hifc family just buck low This is the loop that will be made July 29 The main trad will Quebec, Que. July 22 (IP) The from a vacation were finding in order at the rambling continue on the main back bone church and medical science may of the ridge of mountains to Cowcome into direct conflict as the ungainly governor's mansion A cooling breeze drifted in from ley's canyon, with side trails in result of a code of moral oblito gations for all Catholic hospitals the west but the sun was hot as Spring hollow and Card canyon in the dominion issued by Vardi-na- l he left the mansion, coatless but the north of the tail and in n Panama hat pull- Providence canyon, Millville canVilleneuve, it was indicated with a ed down on his forehead The state yon, Leatham hollow, Richard s today The code provides all direct patrolmen who usually keep him hollow and Herd canyon to the abortions, even in the cases of within sight were nyssing and only south of the main trail medical necessity, are prohibitea a Negro gardener in a white sun For the excursion July 29 the helmet puttered around the lawn plan is to meet at the mouth of under penalty of as the governor strolled alone Dry canyon at 8 a m with good Sterilization operations for men down the street horses saddles, and a big lunch Walks Home and women alike are banned as Forestei H I Rice and Supervisor He walked down a street borderis the teaching of contraceptive Carl B Arentson will lead the wav homes over the trail and point out things ed with trees shadowing methods Euthanasia or easy death also as handsome as could be found in of interest is prohibited any town of 73 000 population and Any who are interested are welothers that were cheaply built and come to go on the exc ursiun A down the needed paint Half way of ladies will make tin number sevblock, an automobile bearing trip EMERALD on of tour the a eral reporters $75,000 town drew up and hailed him Give you a lift, Governor7 PLEAD NOT (.1 ILTA REPORTED STOLEN Landon grinned and shouted ' I m I need because back, walking the exercise " DETROIT Muh Jul 22 d over to the car, Five black legion membi rs lull he But strolled 22 (UJ A HOLLYWOOD, July $75,000 emerald lavaliere today was lit a cigarette and put his foot on warrants charging kidn ipitig and the thrill muider of an tin reported to have disappeared from up on the running board Thought Id go by the barber offending negro war veteran stood R J Jaeckel company s showrooms here where it was exhibited by Wil- shop, he said, rubbing his 'hand mute betore Recoruer s Judge Id ward J Jeffries today and well liam Seymour, wealthy jeweler of across the back of his head On Page Four) New York ar.d Florida assigned pleas of not guilty The emerald, mounted in a cluster of 500 diamonds, had been displayed with half a million dollars worth of other jewels in the fur companys showrooms for the past few days Seymour informed Capt J J Cook of tne sheriff s office that he had been absent from the display room yesterday afternoon When BOISE, Idaho, July 22 it troop E, 116th Cavalry lo he returned, Seymour said his clerk, C Ben Ross said today fino, to investigate both L Matry, rushed over and asked he had authoi led moving seven of the lumber stnke him if he had the valuuble lava-lier- e state patrolmen into the Cle erwa-te- r Senator Bruie Blake of o as area a in Boise county lumber strike the open The clerk informed officers he psychological move' and that mg Tuesday of awaiting a special session ol noticed the jewel was missing but he did not anticipate any serious the Idaho legislctuie, said conbelieved Seymoor might have taken trouble ditions were not acute in Char It to show some customers The dis'We do not fullv know the w iter count There has been no violence, play case in. which the lavaliere Clerrwater situation, Ross said was kept was not locked when he It may be serious We are not he said Some of the logging discovered the jewel was missing, going to wait to move mm into truck dnveis have been taken the region until there is bloodshed from their mat limes by pickets Matry said sheriffs searched and Were going to get in on the and warned to stop running But Deputy " there hcvt been no fist fights ui questioned 10 saleswomen and four ground flom men employed at the fur establish Emnntt Pfost, who dispatched gun pi iy ment They were unable to find any the patrolmen to Orolino, Idaho Lumbermen hive been striking clue to the disappearance of the as commissioner of law enforcein the northern Idaho white pine jewel ment, denied the men wete armed area for seveial weeks Blake sod for sinke duty they wanted me leased wages mil LINDBERGHS IN BFRLLV bttter working conditions 'They are merely wearing -Blake delivered seveial radii el 22 and I'l Col are armed BERLIN, July equipment said IW W paniphltts to the governor Pfost and Mrs Charles A Lindberkh only with pistols, flew here today from their resiTheyve been suit in to chick whuh me mhtrs have been in ii dence in England for a visit dur- on things that s all ' lating to the striking lumber wink The governor said he hail sent ers He s ud the I W W w cs abet ing. which they will Ispeit German aviation facilities and may hia mditury aiae Captain Harry ting the sinke whuh atfect apco lunander of Boue proximately 7aOuo workem meet Fuehrer Adolf Hitler Abendroth, rtgu-lutio- Prom- (mmissioners Acceptance Speech Is Completed For Delivery Tomorrow GRADE CROSSING CRASH KILLS 3 Accident Discovered About Four Hours After Occurance Sitting in his automobile under feet of water, Kenneth W. Peterson Hyrum resident, was found late Tuesday afternoon in the Utah Power and Light company day, about two miles above the mouth of the Blacksmoth Fork canyon Investigations made by Deputy Sheriff N C Peterson and City Maishal Carl Moon of Hyrum, indicate that Mr Peterson either fainted or had a stroke while driving into the canyon to visit his father and brother and that the car plunged mfu the dam Seen at 10:30 It is estimated that the accident must have hapened shortly before noon Tuesday forenoon He is to have been at a garage reported m about 10 30 Tuesday in Hj-uforenoon His watch was stopped about two and a half minutes past 12 o'clock Mr Peterson, who was the son W a of Theodore Peterson, Hyrum sheepman, had arrived home Lora a three weeks trip to Wells, Nevada, about 7 oclock Tuesday morning To his wife he complained that he was not fueling well, that he had a severe headache In an effort to shake the sickness he decided to drive into Blacksmith Fork canyon to visit with his father and brother at the sheepcamp four Saw Reflection. SALINAS, Cal, July 22 (IPi First intimation that an acgrade crossing accident today cost the lives of three cident had occured was when -Salinas women, one of them the truck driver notified the Hyrum marshal that he had seen reflecmother of six children All three were riding in a sedan tions from an auto license plate v hich was struck by a Southern In the dam Investigations led to Pacific train at a crossing near the finding of the car and Mr. here Peterson, whose head was leaning $23,300,000 The victims were Mrs. Carrie against the steering wheel. The blanket reductions came aftAs a child Mr Peterson had Feagins, Mrs Pansy Wymer, and er the Cache county commissioners Mrs. Majone Pettorff suffered a paralytic stroke, but In behalf of the Cache county taxhad completely overcome the ailpayers had pleaded with the state ment. However, he had been sufto defer using tax commission LOSES fering from severe headaches for the new assessed valuation figures several years until the special assessment work eteran. War hid bten completed and the new Mr Peterson, who was a world IN in into effect every flguies put war veteran, is survived by his county in the state In this plea wife, Mabel Mundell, one son, the ounty commissioners were W Jr, his SALT LAKE CITY, July 22 (11 -A Theodore two Peterson, joined bv Governor Blood whoto asksisters and three parents, the ed for the sake of fairness gunshot fired as he tried to elude brothers, Mrs Robert Maughan, residents of every county in the police in a car he allegedly stole Mrs Leroy J. Nielsen, Murray st cte to postpone the inauguration today threatened to deprive Warand Harris Peterson of the new system until after it ren Knowlton, 19 of his right foot Peterson, and Thornton Peterson of Hyrum, counhad been completed in every and part of his leg of Salt Lake City He was born ty in the state County physicians were dubious October 25, 1896, the son of s of chances of saving the youth leg, Theodore W and Mane Jensen badly mangled by the charge of Peterson. shot services will be held Detectives Fred Lee and John In Funeral the Hyrum Third Ward chapel Ferrin reported they ordered at 12 noon under the Knowlton to stop when they saw Saturday of the Thompson MorON him in a car P E Church, Mocas- direction tuary of Hyrum. sin, Arizona, had reported stolen. control Knowlton lost fired, They of the car and crashed into a truck Persons who have failed to file The car was demolished Knowlstate in the income tax returns ton was under guard at the county will of Utah likely face prosecuhospital while police piepared to tion und probable penalty, pro- file formal charges of grand larMOVE before filed return no is viding ceny against him noon Saturday according to T F Green, manager of the Logan branch office of the state tax COVE ANNOUNCES HOLLYWOOD, July 22 (CP) commission Louis B Mayer head of Mr Green stated Wednesday studios, has agreed that th" office has been held to take over the temporary chairopen throughout the week to acman 'hip of a project to remove commodate citizens who have re100 000 and 200,000 Jews in ceived notice upon failure to file countries to Cuba, Rep. of Jul 24th will observe Cove the an income tax return, as requestof New York informSirovich W I A was announced it today In many cases no Friday, ed by law ed the United Press todav 10 Jo at be held will income tax is due and filling of public meet'ng E Hendricks of Sirovich, who came to Hollywood with E a return is all that is necessary to organize support for the moveas orator the Lewiston under No filing fee is requested ment, said an organization meeting a the afternoon pioneer During the new law would be held here tomorrow night the be in will presented ail pageant be disopen The local office will basebull games am at winch time plans would be comward day Thursday and Saturday until Cove cussed to form a permanent aftbe the in also will races staged noon to accommodate persons mittee and to raise the necessary who huve not as et filed a re ernoon will funds in the A dance evening where public tax or turn paid income 'It will be one of the most forconclude the da s celebration it is due midable committees of its kind ever oiganized," the New York congressman said It will be in nature, and international in scope He said Mayer was summoning 40 or 50 motion picture and other leaders for the meeting. A YOUTH FOOT THEFT ATTEMPT c P- ISSUES WARNING TAX RETURNS MOVIE MAGNATE HEADS JEW er PIONEER DAY FETE er anti-semit- am Gibraltar Is Surrounded By Thunder of War Bombs A McEYAFN BY MKHAfL I nited Press Staff Corresponded t AVON FARMER REBELS PRESS ON GIBRALTARv July 22 (IP Gibraltar found itself under fire CALLED AWAY tonight when a shell fired by a at a rebel TOWARD MADRID loyal Spanish warship airplane explodi J over the city Two long years of illness cama The explosion caused a small landslide along the slopes of the to an end Tuesday afternoon, HI HAROLD G CAKDOO the when death called rock and fragments struck George W london Mail Special Correspondent f NORTH-Rock fire escape lad iers of the Summers, prominent Avon farmW1I11 THE SPANISH er, at the family home RN REBEL ARMY IN IHE hotel fell into CataOther Shrapm Born in Smithfield August 16, MELD BY COIRlfcR TO HEN-DA1463, he was the son of George E, July 22 (Bv United Press lan bav, nearbv Across the sti nt on the Moroc- W and Emma Hodges Summers by arrangement with the Daily 1st troops are can coast ther- - is the boom of He had lived in Avon for 46 Mail)- - Rebel-Fatoward guns as Spanish government war- years pressing steadily forward He is survived by his wife, Mvdrid and appear so far to have ships bombard Ceuta Just across the frontier from Mary Alvord Summers, one son, met with little resistance La Ivan, and two daughters, Mrs. Gibraltar leservation Confidence of success luns high the Leon J Orton and Mrs George in the rebel ranks and rarely have Litiea is in flumes GibNuhn, all ol Avon I seen sui h enthusiasm as in the Tarifa, across the Bay of Funeral services will be held Province of Navarre through which raltar, was bombed by Loyalist Paradise ward chapel in the forces during the night I have just motored e learned only late last night Malaga, now in Loyalist vands, Saturday at 1 p m Interment w turn ill be in the North Ogden Cemetoday of the fall of San Sebastian to the 13 to be bombed in its Refugees ace striving, including tery under the direction Of th rebels Ihe news was brought to (Continued on Page Six) Thompson Mortuary of Hyrum. 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