Show ' 6 A THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY - MORNINg MARCH 3T IB3J? Hugh Johnson Lashes I At Coughlin and Long As ‘Hitler’ Bunk Artist £91 ) Pioneer Western Miner Succumbs Allies in South- - I Former Head of NRA Declares Himself Through With Attacks Against Priest and Senator From Louisiana George Hall Veteran of Early Days Taken Diplomatic Representatives by Death Laval’s Gnests George Hall 00 2473 South State street Utah pioneer and veteran western miner died at a local hospital Saturday at 5:05 a m of causes incident to age Mining centers of the old west tha stage of the “hard rock” dr£ma which changed a wilderness Into a Scene of prosperity and civilisation knew Mr Hall as a member of the pioneer bands who shipped fortune In copper silver and gold into mar1 kets of tha world Born In Ireland Mr Hall was born in Emizcarthy County Westforth Ireland February 7 1845 At the age of 7 with his father and mother George and Elizabeth Hall he crossed tha Atlantic and settled In Michigan When 14 years old he Joined the throngs of lumberjacks who were cutting the virgin forests of Michigan H followed this occupation four years Tales drifting back from the little known west from who had gono to California filtered into the lumber camps Lured by these tales of wealth Mr Hall left the lumber camps and joined the stream of westward-houn- d settlers Arrive In 1885 In 1865 he arrived in Utah and spent the wintephere working on a contract for Brigham Young digging a canal in Sugarhouae The following spring his work completed here Mr Hall journeyed to Montana where he prospected for a year Like other miners in that district he searched for gold little dreaming of the vast copper deposits which wera later discov- utes for one parthian quiver in answer to their shots at ina and I am done with this controversy" Of the Union of Social Justice and the monetary program it supports bill Johnson in the said: “Father Coughlin sayi that the bill is his cure for the ills for Social Justice — “for this he takes our country suffers It is for this from the pennies of the poor much that his UniOtf of Social Justice sufmoney never accurately reported nor fers It Is for this that his Union of accounted for" Social Justice liven For (this he He condemned the money system takes from the pennies of the poor It? Johnson said "This plan for much money never accurately reportbill ed nor accounted for If this bill is embodied in the ” a blessing to them it is important advocated by the priest "If a nonsensical monstrosity ever to know it For if it ia nothing or a is curse how can he escape Pollock’s flowed from the pen of man this which Father Coughlin baa been tak-- i condemnation: "He was a man jng tens of the thousands of dollars Who stole the livery of the court from the poor is no plan at all” ' 'Johnson of heaven warmly defended Bernard To serve the devil in Baruch financier and friend whom With one hand he put Father Coughlin has referred to as A penny in the urn of poverty "Benard Manasseh Baruch" He de-- I And with the other took a shillpled the Bible contains any account of "Manasseh sawing Isaiah In two” ing out" —as he said the priest retold the acBldicnles Proposed System' 'count Johnson ridiculed the proposed "There la an obscure aprocryphal which ha said con- - monetary system “but said that he to effect" ttory a board of one would set secreted priests do not preach from from eachupof the 48 states politician with unthe apocrypha In the second place limited power to order the of printing America as in such no is there person 'Benard Manasseh Baruch and well “funny money" The board calls in and destroys Father Counghliirknowa it" all existing money giving magic Then he added: in exchange It buys all fed"Bernard Baruch is not my lord money this new kind with reserve banks eral and master ’He is my friend of near- of at a price fixed by the bill" money more done He has 20 years ly continued for humanity and for this country be All the banking business In the than a thousand demagogues” United States is put under its regu' 'Out on Limb' I' lation One hundred per cent of the ' ered ' "Father Coughlin’s running back to money In all hank checking accounts The following at-year h returned ! is transferred to this board in funny Roosevelt has left Long who is to Utah and was employed by Harry tacking the president daily out on a money and this board at onoa uses It C Hill famed early day Utah minto buy United States bonds limb” said Johnson he was ing leader With ’ - “If no more has been done than to Print More Money instrumental In opening up the Horn loose those Pied Pipers apart it disof of run the was first and 'the mall arrived Pony Express versary Pony Express "Wall at least the promise about £ryenough" I860 to Lower left to right Dr Howard R Driggs Silygr mine at Frisco Later he reducing taxation looks bright You charged in Salt Lake City from April Branding the Catholic priest as don’t 1861 Lake hotel at the Salt (upper) president of the Oregon Trail Memorial associanee$ to tax bectust you pay September cowardly in his previous attacks the cost tion a prime mover in marking the Pony Exlocated on the site- of The Salt Lake Tribune of goverhirient printing by Johnson said: be a celebration will forwhere on now from press trail George Albert Smith president of more sponsored money building ' "This guileless follower of the gen ever " asthe Utah Pioneer Trails and Landmarks associaLandmarks and Pioneer Utah Trails the by tie Master says that his confidants tion ' seventy-fift- h and John D Giles executive secretary anni accused Father Johnson the sociation Coughlin Wednesday have heaped his desk with gos of taking advantage of distressed sip about my private life but he die conditions to further his projects dains to use it Of course by that “1 proves that he looked it up-- BamcE’i Huey Long’s forthright remark alone he did use It in jhe bunki”prefer middle name is Mannes— a southern the exploded general most cowardly way he could have surname In order to inflame reconsidered his he That previous lued it That was to be expected" ligious and racial passioni by a lake He accused the priest of nurturing speech as effectively silencing Long ’ made it clear aaying: ot a Jew sawing a Catholic a belief that the Catholic church is Johnson did some “1 think Huey picture Irishman in two he did not hesitate "deliberately and tubtly building In merely usedit the radiogood to tumpus to the scriptures and miiname the United States a fascist order In hia nonsense thicker 1 heard thepervert ot his hate" 'which the church and state are one spread object once was he comment that deflied that Baruch Is or to the exclusion of all other political that his Johnson LOS ANGELES March 30 (AP)— The possibility of Wiley Post the medicine and that sold patent ever has been an international and religious beliefs ’ flier and Miss Laura Ingalls seeker of a new transcrowd If only banker to the is stratosphere trick get 1 "Now not that know l on' word by a dog fight and then pass out the As the continental flying record for women racing from Los Angeles to went Johnson for true a is but sa lover of the t that r New York was advanced today as both rushed and rake In tha dough on: “He has president the brains and experimother church of all churches I want did that But he stopped hia ence ot the world at his command” final preparations on their airplanes Ha to aay that that opinion ia growing In the aenate and that was Johnson said “There is no one so Post who returned to Los Angeles recently rapidly throughout this country and clowning after his second failure Jo conquer the transcontigained" devoted and determined to use those it Is growing because Father Cough- somethingDefense nental lane in high altitudes said he wouldbe ef Barach lin make t grow” ha continued powers lirst and foremost tor the At the opening of his talk he aald: ready to go as soon as a new controllable pitch In his defense of Baruch Johnson good of the suffering and oppressed "I must try as far as I can in 15 m In- said: propeller is Installed on his among our people There are no suti tes to answer their “His (Father Coughlin’) itatement per men but he has aa good a brain “Winnie Mae” which he argu-meats Then I have another 15 min that the full name ia not well known as anybody 1 know and other quail around the world twice flew ties owned by few" to(Continued from Pile One) going after me the Sunday before you did it you laid over the radio address you neither as the spokesman of the Catholic church nor as the representative of 4t t- - Catholic following' From beginning to end he sought to pick to pieces the priest’s Union I1 si! Answers Call ‘ y ’ ( "forty-miaer’- ’ ’ Mr-Hi- Attend Luncheon ance March 50 PARIS moved today to strengthen bonds with her southern European allies even as crack reserve troops started three months of maneuvers on the ' eastern frontier The war training period It was learned was moved up to start earlier than Jaft year partly because of the tensai European situation created by German rearmament A luncheon Pierre Laval French foreign minister gava today in honor of Nicholas Tltulescu Rumanian foreign minister who brought to Fiance the Little Entente’s consensus on the German situation was attended by the diplomatic representatives in Paris of Turkey Greece Jugoslavia a Rumania and The diplomats it was learned discussed thuafar unavailing efforts to complete the proposed eastern European security pact et which Adolf Hitler has balked and it was understood Laval and Titulescue would continue conversations to strengthen cooperation among states opposing' of German Influence in the Balkans W-Fr- Czecho-Slovakl- George Ball was employed by Sharp Walker at the Telegraph mine in Bingham But tha rich copper deposits at Butts Mont wera to be discovered Marcus Daly foundwspf what was to be known aa tha Anaconda Copper Mining company aftpr opening up the virgin veins sent for Mr Hall and made hinwhis superintendent of operations For many years Mr Hall was superintendent of the Walker mine in WalkervUle Mont which is now a suburb of Butte Park City Hotelkeeper After a period with the Anaconda company Mr Hall retiring from mining returned to Utah in 1890 and purchased a hotel in Park City He operated the hotel until 1915 when he moved to Salt Lake City Mr Hall married Elizabeth Bane in Salt Lake City in 1875 - They were the parents of one son Harry H Hall with whom Mr Hall made his home after moving here from Park City Mrs Hall died In 1900 ih Park City Mr Hall became a member of Argents lodge No 3 F A A M in 1879 He was one of the oldest members of the lodge from the point of years and term of membership when he died In addition to his son Mr Hall Is survived by a granddaughter Mary Joy Hall Funeral services will be conducted at the Masonic temple Sunday' at 2 p m under the direction of Argents lodge Friends may Call at the temple a half hour prior to Burial will be In Mount services Olivet cemetery The statue of Charles I near Charing Cross is said to be the best monument in England - Announcing the Post Laura Ingalls May Race to N Y j pain-kille- OPEN TODAY 1' FOR INSPECTION PM 2 TO 4 " f New Parks Plan Urged by Ickes The propeller was expected morrow from the east where it was sent for minute adjustment Post said he wanted to make one test flight before soaring into the clouds bound for New York Miss Ingalls’ monoplane has been groomed for her ’s Wiley Post attempt to break Amelia Los Angeles-to-NeYork speed mark of 17 hours 7 minuted 30 seconds She said the motor was in tip-to- p condition and the only adjustment was needed on the retractable landing gear which should be completed by Monday Laura Ingalls Both planes are quartered at Union air terminal Burbank Attendants there said that while the fliers had no intention of staging a race for New York it might so happen since their craft will be ready at about the same time Both have announced they will start as soon as there is favorable weather n Him low-wing- ed Ear-hart- WASHINGTON March 80 (ff— Calling on the nation to “not let selfishness control in a matter of such great Importance” Secretary Ickes today advocated establishment of international parks Speaking over a radio network Ickes urged support ofthe proposal to set up a national park in tha picturesque Big Bend are along the Rio Grande in Texas If congress approves the plan Ickes said hf hoped the Mexican government would establish a park on its side of the river similar to the Watertown Lakes-International Peace park between Canada and the United States Ickes said the national park serv NEW YORK March 30 1ST— Secice was planning to include the Florida Everglades as typical of the trop- retary of Labor Frances Perkins ical south and Death Valley as an ex- and Mrs Elinor Herrick regional ample ot the desert director of th national labor reIckes said other areas which would lations board found themselves in be made into national" parka "before after all tonight in re commercial exploitation robs them of agreement to the opportunities for coltheir wildernessiicharecter" Included gard lege women In government service Mount Olympus whose existing issue area is “too small by Secretary Perkins had taken with a remark credited to Mrs far to protect the Roosevelt elk in that political Influence their last natural habitat" an Interna- Herrick alone counted In obtaining governtional park "covering that entrancment jobs Both addressed a group ing Rainy lake area of northern Minnesota and the adjoining section of of women’s college deans- at the the province of Ontario” the King’s Institute of Women’s Professional Relations canyon area of the Sierra Nevada in In a telegram to Miss Perkins California ©uni? w I - 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