Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING JUNE here In honor of the California Mid-PacifPlanes cific International exposition It is Clipper Practices Warships “Blind Landings” the mightiest sea and air force ever under the Stars and To Be Reviewed assembled ALAMEDA CaL June' Stripes Modern heavy battleships clipper ship cruisers aircraft carriers and ves- completed a series of "blind land' By Fleet Leader sels of the train will anchor off ings" today In anticipation of Its Pa- Layout Across Lagoon in Short Order (XV-T- he Forty-eig- ht United States Armada Gath' erf in Honor of San Diego Exposition SAN DIEGO CaL June S (AV-O- ne war-thihundred end thirty-thre- e end auxiliaries and 375 fighting bombing scouting and observation planes symbolic of America's power on the high seas and in the skies will pass in majestic review here Monday Under the command of Admiral Joseph Mason Reeves commahder-tn-chlof the United States fleet this magnificent armada returning from six weeks of intensive maneuvers in the Pacific is concentrating ef Point Lome Including the-1- 0 war- pioneering commercial flight to Haships now in port' a total of M bat- waii and Midway island early next tleships cruisers destroyers sub- week Officials declared that everything marines aircraft carriers and tenders will berth In the harbor It will is "practically ready" for the hop be the largest number of wareraft to Midway and that word of the Y" concentrate Jjere- (In the 20 flagships ana on active forthcoming "within a very short duty ashore here will be 24 ad- time" mirals the greatest group of flag officers ever assembled at a westChurchman Dies ern seaport In Addition the fleet will bring 5000 officers and 65000 Rev WINNIPEG June 8 UP- -Rt enlisted men Monsignor Aiphonsus Avila Cher-rie- r 86 vicar general for the archThe 24 squadrons of aircraft under command of Rear Admiral diocese of Winnipeg died today Henry V Butler will stage two after a lengthy illness spectacular reviews Forming 20 miles at sea after being launched then fly over the city and exposifrom the carriers Saratoga Lexing- tion grounds A few minutes later ton Ranger and Langley the planes they will reform with the seaplane will pass in review over the U S S group off Point Loma and again Pennsylvania fleet flagship and circle over the city PWATraces Late Colony Moves ic 7 9 1935 Building Upturn To Its Spending ConstrucMoving Day Arrives at Wilkes Island With ®ePorl Covering tion in 37 States Used Everything: From lUdip to BenefraaimiT"'1 Hen Transferred tths departed steamship was left North American a0? dejectedly under a tarpaulin By JUNIUS B WOOD WASHINGTON June I LSV-T- he publlo work administration today claimed It was "entirely" responsible for an upturn In tha construction industry "Tha tvldenct la pretty clear1 said a report to Secretary Ickas P W A administrator "that without W A there would have been no Improvement worth mentioning In the Important construction indus- (Copyright 1935 on Wilkes Island Newspaper Alliance) Airways’ Wilkes WAKE ISLAND Juhe (By radio station KNBI which worked on V— Wireless It’s moving day almost hourly with- - the company’s Wilkes island which for three short other stations on the mainland was weeks during its unrecorded span dismantled for another station was of centuries boasted inhabitants already operating at Peale Island Every day for mors than a week Tha observation tower with an something has been moved from Infirmary on tha first floor a movie Wilkes island and now tha projection room on the second and Airways colonists are a meteorological platform on the try" Tha report coincided with publifolding up their tents" end crossing third with weather gadgets and a cation of an executlvi order by the lagoon to live on Peale island flagpole over all was gently low- President Rooievelt continuing The piles of material now stored ered on Its side and carried to the functions of P W A which was exon Wilkes will follow rapidly beach 18 exJune tended two from years was Across tempoSix Hena Hop Although averythlng of the recovery act date piration the rary and la now melting away Six Leghorn hens and a white work-relilaw Wilkes settlement was pretentious vooeter brought from Midway is- by the Reallocates Balance especially when it Is considered that lands scratch just as vigorously and every foot of ground was first cluck as loudly when they make The order reallocated unobligatcleared of a high tangla of their dally donation of three eggs ed balances of between (100000000 brush and scattered coral boulders et Peale island as they did at and (200000000 and authorised And with an electric light and Wilkes Two hundred carefully P W A to sell bonds it had acquirad power plant running water shower tended plants brought from Hawaii In making loans baths a talking movie theater a for landscaping around tha houses Tha report on the (2500000000 of lighthouse tjt aorta aweether bu- wera moved without a single cas- P W A funds allotted for construcreau fresh lea an infirmary an ualty tion was baaed partly on a special observatory tower and other faciliWilkes island remains tha aole study by tha F W Dodge corporaties essential to modern pioneering means of entry to the Wake island tion of private contract awards in the Wilkes Island village was far lagoon 37 statea I from primitive "Thera has been practically no Increase in the total volume of conUm Lagoon Ferry struction privately financed since For the time being the men are Curfew Law Drafted summer of 1933" said the referried across the lagoon and back in Arizona the By port Gty asserting that an increase in alow on four trips again in tha 37 states-wa- s construction all daily i — A accounted for by P W A projects The first tasty was to get the NOGALES Arts Juno 9 o'clock curfew has been estab"Private construction" it said cargo unloaded from the supply lished Tim continued at about tha level thle in neatcity as stacked Haven ship North the first movesof the attained In the summer of 1933 but ly as possible on Wilkes island and One of headed by considerably below the level of 1931 then to erect a refrigerator plant on new city adminlatratlon Peak in 1939 Peale island ao tha ship cpuld trans- Andrew Bettwy was to establish fer her perishable cargo and sail tha curfew law "On the basis of annual totals At tha stroke of nine each night away privately financed construction as In ona day ground was cleared the fire siren on the city hall build reported by Dodge and aftar dela a blasts which and A permanent kitchen and mess Ing sounds three ducting P W A contracts was in hall ersetad on Ptale island A signal for all children unaccompa- 1933 (1351000000 In 1933 (725 000-0to go homo gasoline stove tables pots and pans nied by their parents and in 1934 (89200000a wera toted onto a barge and only Tha curfew was discarded here The report said tha peak of of a a ago century from quarter borrowed a kitchen range awards on P W A contracts was reached in October and November 1933 authough tha maximum expenditure did not coma until July 1934- - Asether-pw- k in expenditures is due this summer because of numerous large projects still uncompleted it was said an ef 15-fo- ot WEAR TIIF NEW - 00 Queen of summer-beau- tiful dainty and Iqv able To her ive dedicate our exquisite fashions in the hope they will make hex wedding more Coughlin To Sue glamorous For Park Permit Special ) This own Of the traditional whita satin Week and lace yet as youthful and fresh es summer's blossoms 1 $3975 f (Her Veil in filmy ty By Tribune Leased Wire June 8— Legal action In an attempt to force the Chicago park district commissioners to grant the Rev Charles E Coughlin the right to hold a mass meeting In Soldiers’ field June 19 will be taken early next week Samuel A Ettelson attorney for tha Detroit radio priest announced today statement was prompted by two-paletters lent to him by Robert J Dunham park board president giving five reasons why the park commissioners continue to refuse the priest a Soldiers’ field permit "We are going to court to Institute legal proceedings to enforce Father Coughlin's constitutional rights" said Ettelson "We are considering either an Injunction or mandamus suit Tha suit may be filed In the federal court because of the diversity of cltlsenshlp involved In the case Father Coughlin being a resident of Michigan" Held Beyond Power In his letter to Ettelson Dunham stated that the park facilities were created for recreational and healthful purposes and that they should not be used for functions the value and benefit of which from the standpoint of public interest may be challenged by any considerable number of taxpayers His second reason against the Coughlin permit stated: "By allowof Father ing tha application Coughlin tha commissioners would establish a precedent which would of necessity require the issuance of permits for the use cjf Soldiers' field by any political party or faction thereof or candidate thereof in any party primary or general election" Permanent Wave a grace 'PljU $10 CDPPI A OlLLlAL nf JblZt) mager Wave and (Ai Irebrow Arch Special Bhsmpoo Permanent Wave machine or electricity Give a beautiful laatlnf and TRY ZOTOZ Mo le wave Make an appointment with one of our expert barbers for a PERSONALITY VISIT OUR NEW JAQUET MAKE-U- P Tha only ona In Salt Laks City I Uias LaGua paraonal sentative la hera to assist you without obligation Bier (Bridesmaids HAIRCUT BAR Jaquet repre- Phone Was 475 will wear enchanting pastel gownt that sweep arrogantly along the aisle in supple beauty $1975 White or tea-roor heavenly blue panties with Alencon lace ap- se plique in GOTHAM gey de- Gold Stripe Wedding sign Gnnouncement$ $298 HOSE and ijiviiptionti engraved on fine I q u a ity plate-mark- Bridal nightie of slipper satin with dropped shoulders and Alen-co-n lace lavishly used See $578 cTl samples in the department street floor White or tearose satin dacha dip to wear under-yougown ’Alencon lace at the hem and et the $ r 00 meetings" Trainer of Elephants - $298 fashioned utsilo- - shetlss wear FuK 1 C M U Qreat St ore in a Qreat Gittj X Faces Death Charge CROOKSTON Minn Juns 8 UP) —William Woodcock 3L Ottumwa Iowa elephant trainer today waa charged with second degree manslaughter fof the death Tuesday of Gloriously Sheer! floor et Dunham stated that tha board neckline Second whits JESSICA— An oDin-throoxford accented with stitching snd punching Also black $5 objected to the funds resulting from Soldiers’ field admissions being used Ha said for partisan purposes "There are adequate private facilities in Chicago to which Father Coughlin may go to hold bis mass UP White batiste' end lace foundation to give you a winsome figure and flawless silhouette Similar to sketch IS Held Partlsaq He said that this policy would affect any bloc or group advancing controversial economic theories ed paper (y)o CHICAGO REALISTIC e e Feet bother 70a in hoi weather? Then switch to the new Ernst Jetticki the shoes thst go places comfortably on ami mg days East with your Jcttick Whites are fashion-righ- t gay cottons your sweater outfits your sammer silks Rights Regular $8 t Of yerds and yards of bridal veiling that adds sheer beau- c Gaims Priest Chicago Denies Him Legal ENNA JETFCCnS Margaret Ann Francois trampled by a plunging be ait during a circus performance The charge filed today by Franatcis H Stadsvold torney came after a coroner’s Jury Polk-coun- end in ex for ' tun-une- - ty holding- Woodcock- trainer for the Atterbury shows negligent In handling tha elephant Parents of tha dead girl Marga- verdict- - - ret and Francois and persons injured by the elephant held show property under attachment today Stadsvold ssld-h- a will present the Woodcock case to tha January :trm of the grand jury VIRGINIA—Tht (attic punching lets in oir end keeps your feet cool Whit kid end smart in blue dull black or brown - America's Smartest Walking Shoot Go Placet Comfortably Shoes—Second Floor - |