| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE TUESDAY IDAHO HIGHWAY Belief in Jinx i t ’ TWIN FALLS Idaho— Engineer J D Slnema of Twin Falls highway district and Chairman Grant Padgett of the chamber of commerce high way bureau said Monday that both groups will be represented at a gen eral road meeting Wednesday In Ely Nev when plans will be discussed to transfer sufficient fujids from ' a federal allotment for the Ely section toward surfacing U S highway S3 e over acourse between Las Vegas and Wells and an stretch from Contact north to the Nevada-Idahstate line Mr Padgett may attend the mfcet-Jnwhile Secretary Newell Wight of the chamber Is already In Nevada Mr Slnema and Commissioners Rob-'c- r Rayl J T Wlndle and J E Wt nans of the highway district will 120-mil- - e o Mr Padgett said that since the Los highway is olled the object now Is to finish the two uncompleted stretches in Nevada to give southern Idaho direct connection with transcontinental routes going Into southern California This would make the distance from Twin Falls about the same at 750 miles to Los Angeles and San Francisco over Angeles-LairVega- Oiled s roads The Nevada meeting proposes to speed up the work by transferring federal funds which are available for roads around Ely to the uncompleted sections mentioned north and south of Wells Tying up the Idaho and Nevada )rtlons of U 8 highway 93 the local lghway district commissioners Saturday applied for federal funds for miles re constructing-twlinks of 1 each Immediately north and south of Twin Falls These were macadamized in 1919 at 16 feet wide and must be rebuilt to standard width of 18 feet or more Mr Slnema said The balance of the highway Is either oiled or scheduled for oiling soon William Hoops Twin Falls contractor will begin this week oiling the stretch south from Rogerson to the Nevada line and about four miles on Addison avenue east from Twin Falls toward the Hansen bridge BUCHAREST Rumania 20 (47—Superstition Is July ' of Bucharest ' depriving of Princesspeople Ileana’s the sight wedding robe of satin crepe and silver tissue and her mag- ‘ ’ Forest Blaze Burns Over 6000 Acres in Basin Creek Area - t nificent train The robemaker said It would be bad luck for the trousseau to be aeen complete before the wedding next Saturday The tralnmaker la Jealously guarding her delicate creation which Is more than tour yards wide and two yards long and made of extremely fragile silver threads - Princess Ueana has Instructed the tralnmaker and to go to Sinaia to dress her with the assistance of Queen Marie YELLOWSTONE PARK (47— Addition of 180 men Sunday night from Livingston has brought the number of fire fighters to 400 In the basin creek area near Yellowstone lake but the blaze was still out of control and burning over 6000 acres George Bag gley chief ranger said Monday Baggley and Superintendent Roger W Tolle are directing the fight All key rangers In the park area are on duty at the fire lines and the forest service has sent its moat experienced robe-mak- er men The blaze concentrated hear Mt Sheridan Is in a thickly timbered section Smoke Is a heavy handicap to the workers BRITON URGES HASTE IN AID FOR EUROPE (Continued (rom P One) Investor In Germany It is clearly a problem of both political and financial eldes but the mind of the conference will be concentrated on the latter "There can be no question of the inherent strength of German economy provided it has the capital and resources It requires" The prime minister traced Ger- many’s Increasing financial difficulties leading up to the Hoover moratorium proposal "By June 18 Germany’s' position appeared almost hopeless when the whole face of the world was changed In half an hour by the dramatic announcement of Mr Hoover’s offer” MacDonald said "It Is no small thing to askthe people of the United States removed as they are from Europe and themselves at grips with a domestic slump of unprecedented severity to suspend for a year all their claims In respect to Intergovernmental debts but It Is my belief it was also a sound stroke of business" French Premier Reviews Franco-GermMeetings The prime minister’s speech was published at the foreign office together with a brief communique revealing that alter MacDonald’s address French Premier Pierre Laval meetreviewed the Franco-Germa- n ings In Paris Saturday and Sunday and explained the French position resulting from these conversations Chancellor Heinrich Bruenlng explained Germany’s plight citing over Snake river statistics to prove her intolerable and economic situation and BOVS STAGE STUNTS emphasized the necessity for immeBoys from the Victory recreation diate assistance center under the direction of Phil Both the French and German minBaker gave a demonstration of isters confirmed the decision reached stunts and tumbling before the regu- at Paris to collaborate In the present lar weekly staff meeting of the city crisis recreation department Monday The first meeting of the ministers morning A toy symphony band of largely for organization of the con40 pieces gave an exhibition of rhythm ference lasted less than two hours work Mrs Leona 8 Hampton is diA plenary session will be held ’ rector of the band r Tuesday at 10 a m BOISE (47— A wind driven forest fire continued out of control In the heart of the Challis national forest Monday The fire started Friday in the vicinity of Loon and Canyon creeks barely ten miles from the scene of a big fire of a week ago Forest officials had gathered a crew of 125 fire fighters but were making little headway against the flames The fighting was described as particularly hazardous because of low humidity which made spread of the fire imminent From Mackay came a report that the Challis fire had destroyed the old mining town of Castro o Argentina Sees Soldiers Revolt BUENOS AIRES July 20 (UP)— has broken out in the garrison at Corrlentes capital of the province of the same nameMlnister of Interior Octavio Pico told the United Press tonight A battalion of Infantry and several bombing planes have been sent to A revolt queU the movement Pico called the uprising "a smaU revolt” Edge wife of dor the L'l lyjl XJ GLACIER PRIEST RETURNS POLICE CHIEF TO JOIN IDAHO STUDENT FINISHESPLANS SEWARD Alaska July 20 (47— Fa- - pack since coming to Alaska last Jan ther Bernard Hubbard the "glacier uary Las Vegas Dc Hunters Find Diary Gimp priest" of Santa' Clara university Douglas and Regan are returning Reorganizes here from Shignlk by boat parlment Under New California returned here by air toFather Hubb&rd said members of qf Prospector in District Plan day with Pilot Harry Blunt — the his expedition planned to write three Mountains he expected to begin books that and N successfrom sea a eagle’'— "Bering a lecture tour o( the United States in LAS VEGAS NeV— ReorganizaFIRST WATER RANCH Arlz ful flight over the "Crater of the September tion of the police department Into a July 20 (4— The furnace like heat Moons" pf Anlakchak volcano that of the Superstition mountains climaxed six months' scientific study working unit has been completed by IVew brought an end today to active ef- of that active crater toe largest in Chief of Police Clay Williams J forts for the present to solve the the world The city has been divided Into After a short atop Father Hubbard three districts patrolled throughout disappearance of Adolph Ruth amateur prospector of Washington D C and Blunt flew on to Holy Cross on the night by a patrolman Williams man entered the the lower Yukon river to gather his The 66 year-oldeclares These officers report hourly Washington! July 20 on-desolate range June 13 to hunt for personal effects left there last winter by phone or in person the "Lost Dutchman" gold mine He and will return within a week to meet navy has found that its eight new The districts as outlined run from ton cruisers roll so sharply In Main to Fifth and Stewart to Bonnehas not been seen since The last Dick Douglas of Georgetown university efto Interfere alth and WilUwn V Regan Jr Boise rough water as ville most of whlcll lie In the Imentry In his diary was dated June 15 His camp appeared unmolested Idaho student at Santa Clara uni- fective gunfire and has ordered al- mediate downtown area The rest tills to overcome terations designed of the city Including west side Is The major portion of hla supplies versity members of his party in his boots and his field glasses were preparation to sailing for Seattle be- fault patrolled regularly by an officer In a Changes including Installation of aoout car fore toe end of the month found there The “glacier priest" aa Father antlrolling tanks and larger bilge Police telephones are soon to be Deputy Sheriff Jeff Adams and W A Barkley cattleman who went Hubbard has come to be known keels are now being made on toe Installed In various sections of toe Into the Inner mountain fastnesses praised Blunt’s flying skill in mak- Pensacola and Northampton at the city which Is expected to greatly exVa navy pedite the work of the department Saturday intending to remaliyrweek ing toe flight over Anlakchak crater New York and Norfolk to expore the deep ravines and caves after a first attempt nearly ended yards Inauguration of the chain gang on of the the Installation ‘tanks suc- has lessened the number of vaat the Junction of the East and West disastrously when downward air curtheir awslt others will of proof Boulder canyons sent up a smoke rents swept their ship nearly Into the grancy cases materially Williams Blunt called by cess on the Pensacola and Northamp- states although he says he Is in signal of distress ajnd a pack train boiling cauldron width hopes of maintaining a group of was sent in for them today They Father Hubbard the "Bering - sea ton The work of doubling the lnstalla-tlo“workmen" sufficiently large to be came out parched and almost ex- eagle” stripped his plane of all un- of toe bilge keels and the of horizontal 'fins has already of material assistance to the street hausted without having found any necessary weight at Chlgnlk and of toe department In the campaign to keep more clues On a previous trip they with the ‘'glacier priest” climbed to been completed oil - most the streets and alleys In a presentfound Ruth’s handkerchief a paper 10000 feet before crossing the crater cruisers able condition At that altitude they circled several — wrapping from hla pipe cleaners some CASE JUDGE DROPS mol-tetinfoil and a freshly built mining times over the seething mass of DIFFLRENT WALTONS r No complaint having beert filed lava with a part of claim monument Joseph W Walton a guest at the —Their exploration of caves and'the in eruption beneath --them taking the case of H Z Lund 64 booked of driving Savoy hotel and formerly of 3384 deeper ravines they said was ham- photographs and making observa- Saturday on a charge wlille drunk following Ills arrest In South Second West street Monday which had tions pered by rattlesnakes Father Hubbard accompanied by City cemetery Monday was stricken said he is not the Joseph Walton 70 taken refuge from the fierce heat suspended Douglas and Regan has mushed 1600 from the police court calendar by who was given a radiating from the broken boulders and volcanic walls of the rubble-choke- d miles flown 4000 miles with Blunt Judge C F Dalby He was released sentence Friday for possession of and hiked 350 miles with a Saturday on order of Judge Dalby liquor canyons ’ Navy Finds J Cruisers Faulty The 0 n ' ' the-crate- 30-ds- ®n°afl©D° (DM (DIfoamSeillh t $ yielding place to new 92 rs American ambassa- Spain plans to open ' MAN SEARCH "TTUn® Pilot which she was riding Lois Capshaw landed on the locomotive’s pilot where she clung desperately until tlie train came to a stop Her parents Mr and Mrs Will Capshaw and four other children riding In the automobile were injured In the accident which occurred at a grade crossing south of Denison yesterday Physicjans expected all to recover PERSHING LAUDS TROOPS PARIS' July 20 (47—General Pershing in a speech to mothers and widows of American negro soldiers burled In France today praised the courage of negro troops In the World war The women were guests at a reception given by Mrs Walter E an HEAT FORCES END OF LOST Crash! Hurls Child 7000 new schools this year Today ’A Cotton Frocks i Pan On) extensive evolution and of In geological "has "This ‘lost rlbe‘back been so that desert nomads by the hostile the outer world has heard nothing from them They must have been at one time in history a part of the band now called Iranic or the Asiatic division of this people" Ho said the tribe was found by an expedition under the leadership of Sir William Simpson of the Royal Society of Tropical Research Torrance was assigned to one section of the Sahara and through numerous contacts with nomads learned the tribe’s existence One of the aims be explained was to find remedies for the cure of bleeping sickness He said science has reduced the fatalities from 4000000 annually to 50000 Prior to departing for San Fran-dbcDr Torrance presented the flag carried by the expedition to Colonel E P Bailey president of the International Adventures Inc Dr Torrance Is a member of the organization as well as the Explorers’ club the American Tropical Medical associaAuthors’ tion and the American league ‘Texas! 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