Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE THURSDAY MORNING JUNE 9 1932 Mussolini Puts Women on Par With BANDIT KILLER Men in Forming New Fascist Units STUDYCOSTS HUNT BEGINS RAIL LEADERS ROME June 8 IF —Premier Musso- men's unit This applies to about 4000 lini at last has placed woman almost communities in Italy The women and girls are charged LOTBINIERE Que June 8 IF — A Conference Covers Wide on a par with man In the fascist sys- with “all the obligations of those who manhunt was organized today to run tem the a for is Theirs fight party” sepa down a band of bank robbers Field of Problems in who rate woman but the the was prounder organization party aegis Today vincial secretary will be subordinate broke into the Banque Provlnciale In new "to issued a regulation carry Transportation to the local secretary of the men’s the early morning bludgeoned the fascism Into the family" It reorgan group who must approve the wo- manager to death and then fled withires the feminine fascist groups or- men's officer Otherwise the femin- out the money they sought NEW YORK June 8 (JF Sevirsl dering the formation of umta for wo- ine groups apparently have the same An opened cellar window ahowed how the men had gained entrance leading railroad executives met to- men and girls wherever there is a standing as those of the men Unable to open the strongroom thf day to discuss the various problems robbers crept upstairs to the living confronting the railroad industry quarters above the bank where the The session held at the American manager Simon Bernard lived Railway ossoclation offices was atThey woke Bernard and he grappled tended by Hale Holden chairman of with them He was atruek on the the executive committee of the Southhead with a blackjack and mortally ern Pacific Railroad company J J BOSTON June 8 of SAN FRANCISCO June 8 injured Pelly president of the New York for the return of the navy Then the robbers seized Bernard’s New Haven & Hartford J E Gorman formal notices today revealed that inhead of the Rock Island system and the Suffolk county grand jury dirigible Akron from Sunnyvale Cal daughter and forced her downstairs R H Aishton chairman of the Asso- vestigating the affairs of the closed to Lakehurst N J probably starting where they told her she must open or Saturday were being made the vault for them She darted into ciation of Railway executives Bank and Trust company Friday a closet and closed the door after here at district headquarters The discussion of the executives ac- Industrial today 11 had indicted persons including Officers said the exact time of de- her Her captors thought the door led cording to a statement by Aishton John C Hull head of the securities had been left to Commander outside and that she had escaped covered the railroad situation not division of the state department of parture Fearing she would raise an C E Rosendahl and that weather them only as to the effect of the depression public utilities common to all industries but also as Others indicted were former Police conditions probably would govern the alarm apparently they fled of takeoff to the methods of meeting competiSilas P Waite now em- hour It was tentatively planned that the tion with various agencies of transpor- Inspectorin Hull’s Frank department ployed tation now unregulated utilities dirigible would return by way of Los Jenks auditor for the Ofher matters discussed by the ex- commission and Francispublic C Norton a Angeles San Bernardino and Yuma Ariz then following the lighted airecutives concerned methods of bring- director of the General Management ing about further economies in the company and widely known in securl ways to El Paso From there the route would depend upon weather operation of the railroads either by ties circles conditions additional research or by cooperative was in identified Hull prominently action cordination or by the combina- the becombefore Republican party tion of these factors head of the “blue sky” division Spanish Steamer Runs "The conference today” said Mr ing of the utilities department and had 'Aishton’s statement "was for the pur- served as Aground Near Island the state house speaker of ‘ pose of giving consideration to the of representatives widereceived from LONDON June 8 CP)— The Spanish many suggestions steamer Teide out of Barcelona ran ly spread sources No conclusions were reached and no definite stateaground today south of the island of ment can be made at this time as to Fernando Po off the west coast of situaconferences The Ex-Solofurther Africa any Lloyd’s reported n tion necessarily will have to be disThe vessel was said to be In a dancussed at a general meeting of railgerous position but boats put out SIMSBURY Conn June 8 roads at a date to be later from the island to take off the 800 President Calvin Coolidge head- passengers The British steamer Ated the list of honorary pallbearers at tain radioed that she was on the way the funeral today of former United to give assistance Police Groups Plan to States Senator George P McLean his Unite in War on Reds Intimate friend and fellow statesman Heavy Hailstorm Hits Mr McLean who retired from the Kansas Damages Crops PHILADELPHIA June 8 (F — A senate after 18 years of service in of 1928 to unite police organizations the same year Mr Coolidge left plan Monradicaldied House White a the world in the LEAVENWORTH Kan June 8 (Pi fight against suddenly ism will be considered at the confer- day from a heart attack In recent —A heavy hailstorm fn Kickapoo The first sign of healing in eldn ence of the International Association years the former president has fre- township north of here covered an itching ©f Chiefs of Police in Portland Ore quently motored from Northampton area four miles square with four eruptions or eczema is when next week William B Mills superin- Mass to visit Mr McLean on his inches of hailstones this afternoon (tops That's what you notice when estate and to fish in his A heavy wind accompanied the you apply Poslam the skin (tarts tendent of police said today Mills was a member of a commit- private streams halL Wheat was beaten into the to heal and there is no more itch tee which met in New York recently A simple service wss scheduled for ground and com oats tobacco and Poslam soothes first then helps to to discuss plans for the movement 3 p m in the Simsbury Congrega- potato crops destroyed Roofs were heal You will find this out the first He said the apprehension and extradi- tional church where Mr McLean’s damaged and windows blown out time you apply Get it at any tion of criminals in foreign countries grandfather officiated for half a The storm continued for forty min- drug store 50c (Adv) utes also would be discussed Boston Reveals Akron Scheduled Bank Indictments For Return East No Matter How Low the Anniversary Sale Prices May Be Every Item Is Backed by The Paris Reputation for De- pendable Merchandise Only at Rites for Silk Dresses ITCHING STOPS WHEN HEALING JEGIHS Prices! y 1000 Women’s and Misses' Coolidge Leads ' Lowest-in-the-Cit- Pairs Tailored Silk Mesh Hose Fashioned by One Americans of Leading Makers to Sell at $1! 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