Show 't'T'- - THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING JUNE 8 ‘GLACIER PRIEST’ FLIES OVER BULLET KILLS i : BORDER FIGHT Mexican Customs Officers Capture Three Seize l GREAT ALASKAN BYSTANDER IN Ammunition CHIONIK Alaska June 13 UP)— Man for the first time has flown over the crater of Anlakchak volcano on the south shore of the Alaska peninsula but only after a battle against tne suction eof air towards the miles in clr hot crater twenty-on- cumference three men at a high rate of speed The officers blocked the automobile with their own on a street Intersec- J EL PASO Texas June 12 tfy-)n- e tion man v as dead and three were One man jumped from the car and nder arrest today after a gun tight fled down a side street The offietween customs officers in Juarez cers pursued nlm and several shots and a man believed by the officers were exchanged Rangel was woundto have been an ammunition smug- ed t gler Fulgenlca Munoz proprietor ‘of a Tomas Rangel 49 a bystander Juarez hotell Pedro A Barrera and as fatally wounded when one of two Major Mlguei Moreno of the Juarez officers pursuing the suspected smug- garrison were arrested Eighteen gler stumbled and accidentally dis- thousand cartridges were confiscated charged his pistol The officers said An Investigation of the shooting they followed an automobile carrying 'was ordered The suction pulled the airplane toward the pit and only a sudden dive away from the gaseous mouth saved the ship from plunging Into the hole A plane piloted by Harry Blunt with A1 Mon sen mechanic and carrying Father Bernard J Hubbard of Santa Clara Cal the "Glacier priest" after several days’ wait for good weather soared over the world s largest active crater yesterday-takin- g off from Clilgnlk bay Sailing over some crags several huge eagles attacked the plane Father Hubbard reported sneaking from behind on a short turn and diving In The propeller wash turned them over like chips on the ocean but screaming they came back for more until outdistanced Sulphur fumes were noticeable forty miles from the volcano and at elevation Father Hub- a bard said Pilot Blunt maneuvered the 6000-fo- Discussion Set Denies Charges ol VOLCANO AUERBACH’S GROCYTERYA Of Intoxication g can flag on Flag day Sunday will be discussed at a board meeting Saturday of the State Service Star leMrs W 8 Woodruff gion Inc state president announced Friday The meeting will be held In the Hotel Utah at 1:30 p m Ways of urging all citizens to display colors also will be considered r Ezra Eames dismissed from Salt Lake police department Thursday for Intoxication denied the charge Friday However he said he did not know whether he would appeal the decision of Chief Joseph E Burbldge to the civil service commission "I have always performed my duties on the Salt Lake police department to the best of my ability” said Mr Eames "And I have not been lntoxi cated as I have been accused” to a height where a dash could be made over the crater The huge area inside the pit came Into view The entire crater was black and emitting hot gases Father Hubbard took several photographs and made observa- AUERBACH CO SMART FIGURES rs when you chase 6 packs of Jell-vt- girdles for j the more mature figure have a few bones in just the right places to hold muscles that aren’t so elastic as they once were This especially priced group includes the most popular styles that the older woman likes - Mai3! 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