| Show UTAH — Cloudy Tuesday IDAHO NEVADA Cold Monday — Fair t Copper tonday Tuesday WYOMING— Unaottlod (Detailed Report on Pay Lead 777400c U4 blued wtrt moraine KntereS the imetoftlr at Belt Like Cm as acMnd deae aiotler under act at Match a U1 MLAWork Reviewed by Church Heads SALT LAKE CITY UTAH JfclONDAY MORNING Auto Yields Description Of Mahan Thousands in Ransom Casli of Sessions Mutual and Primary Held at Tabernacle i Spiritual Program Gted President Grant Points Out Progress Made by L D S in World motivation Youth program through apirituallty work and play waa diacussed by general author!- tiei of the L D & church heada ' of three church auxlltariea and a deputy chief scout executive Sun day afternoon at a combined tea' ion of the Mutual Improvement and Primary associations’ annual fonferencea in the tabernacle Speaker were Htber J Grant Church president his counselors J Reuben Clark Jr and David O Me 4 Kay George Albert Smith member of the council of the twelve epos 't tie- - Albert Bowen general su- perintendent of the Young Men's 4’ and Mrs Ruth May Fox president of the Young Women's Mutual Im f provement associations Mlsa May ' Anderson general superintendent of the Primary association and Dr Georgs J Fisher New York City deputy chief executive Boy Scoutsof America Cite Past Feeling "Nothing pleases ma so much as the progress which is being made” said President Grant i “Thirty year ago the word ‘Mor- Inon’ would occasion extreme fright and other repercussions " he pointed out while now “to bo a thorough Latterday Saint is a certificate of high character accepted beginning to universally Wa be known for what wt really are “A lie it has been said can travel around the world while the truth is getting out of bed slid putting its boots on But the boots now are overtaking the Ilea sad step-pin- g on them" ho related Battles for Truth He told of events 30 years ago When as president of the L D S European mission for three year labor to correct and scurrilous- stories concernlng the activities of the church he had been unable to obtain one line of refutation In newspaper columns i Today the reverse is true he 1 a u Broadcast WASHINGTON June 10 is J Edgar Hoovof William er’s description Mahan alleged Weyerhaeuser kidnaper: “Native of Cando N D 5 feet 10 8 Inches toll 158 2 pounds regular build black hair brown eyes medium-ligcomplexion small scar on left cheek burn scan on inner sides of right and left arms email cuts on left middle finger and right forefinger blacksmith and auto mechanic” 3-- Will Itogere Says LOS ANGELfcS Cal June —Sea where my oil friend Alfalfa Bill Murray says he Is with the constitution If he has to be a Republican to do It With Bill joining the supreme Sighted nW: tad uiv'tv tTtah Idaho Hcnte Wromiar oUewhora la U Dolly and flundav bo 1 13 as ‘Grass Roots’ Meet Waits Opening By Associated Pres SPRINGFIELD 111 June — The midwest’s “grass roots" Reconference publican officially opening tomorrow to mobilize the 3 0 P corn belt voters buzzed tonight with talk of"pew faces" on the party’s presidential ticket In ’38 The advance guard of the conference including delegates --from 19 --states— made pilgrimage to Abraham Lincoln's old home at New Salem today and then came back to Springfield to trade reports on the political winds Wait Keynote Talk Officially the subject of candidates was taboo Actually however nothing eo held the Republicans’ attention as they gossiped In hotel lobbies and awaited the "keynote” address tomorrow by former Governor Frank O Lowden of Illinois "The field Is open” said one national committeeman who refused to let hie name be used "The midwest votes from what I hear would go to Governor Landon of Kansas Colonel Frank Knox of Chicago or Senator Dickinson of Iowa Con- $15000 in ! Money for Remainder of Gang to Be Pushed t Say Federal Men as Pair’s Confession Involves Former Idaho Felon ' More Than $100 in Hot Money Spread in Hoover Declares Three Persons Executed ’ Tacoma Crime f ' Gty kidnapers of little George Weyerhaeuser Tacoma Wash lumber fortune heir bore fruit in Salt Lake City Sunday night with the arrest and confession of Harman M Waley 2 Washington man and his wife The woman Mrs Margaret Waley was arrested Saturday forenoon while attempting to pass a $5 ransom bill at tbe F W Woolworth Co store 251 South Main street She admitted passing between SIOO and $500 in ransom money on Monday and Tuesday of last Tlie ers of little George Weyerhaeuser to point the way the and cores of ptilice In the northwest tonight flung themselves into a hunt for William jMahan 32 former convict J Edgar Hoover chief of ths federal bureau Of Investigation announced at the arrest of Harman M Waley 24 and his wife Margaret at Salt Lake City Utah He said they had confessed Mahan immediately the object of a great manhunt waa involved by the Waleye Hoover said Mahan waa said to have abandoned an auto at Butte Mont today with 113000 of tha ransom money Officer Recognises Mail Tha police officer who found the car said— he—recognized -- Mahan whom he knew as Mahr when he fled from the car at the policeman’i approach With tha money said Hoover waa found a list of the ransom bill serial numbers with checks to indicats those passed out during the flight of the alleged kidnapers The chief of the "G” men a belief that the three alone executed the $200000 kidnaping at Tacoma Wash although ha declined comment directly Hoover also waved aside questions as to how much of the ransom money had been recovered—in addition to the $15000 in the abandoned car— but said Mrs Waley had been caught early yesterday at Salt Lake City by the federal operatives aa she attempted to pass one of the marked bills -Hoover Calls Newsmen First nsws of ths capture which occurred more than 24 hour before the announcement— was given by Hoover from hie mid-eveni- hunt nation-wid- e week a ’ I for-th- r SON LUMBER MAN Members of Mrs Waley’s family revealed that Waley 1 tho son of a foreman in one of tho Weyerhaeuser lumber mills in the Pacific northwest and that the couple lived in Camden N J during the famous Hauptmann trial for tho kidnaping and murder of tho Lindbergh baby t s After twenty-fohours of grilling! tho pair confessed But the search is justtarting department of justice agents tired after their long sleepless campaign' declared E J Connelly-special agent who was in charge of tho Tacoma' area was silent as to future plan nor would h discuss any phase 3 of tho case ’ - ' 1MPUCATE FORMER FELON Among those they have implicated is William Mahan for- - ' mer Montana and Idaho convict who escaped from Butte MonL officers Sunday But he left his new Ford V-- 8 automobile in which wai found $13000 currency that was included in the ' i $200000 ransom' t Waley confessed his part in the kidnaping but hi declared or ’ ur indi-cate- that he received anly $500 for his share l( “That’s n lot of bunk " one government agent aaid “He ' got plenty and now It’s up to us to find it” declared tho not also could names ho remember that r WIey others than Mahan 'but this federal sleuths believe that with n hit more pressure bo will tell everything r" Preparations for tho 'removal of Waley and his wife to Tacoma Wash moved rapidly Sunday but tho officers refused to give out thclr pians ’ ' S L OFFICER CREDITED arrest is Credit for actual of to tho the tho dua woman Mahan (upper right) whs abanddned his automobile and $15000 of tho ransom money In the police officers who were stationed in tho Woolworth store on northern city Below— Silt Lake City officers Saturday They are Detective William M Rogers and Patrolwho played major parts In tho arrests: Detec- man L B Gifford Later tho government agents arrested Waley— tive William M Rogers (left) and Patrolman L B on tho street Gifford (right) who under the direction of ’ " Agent Connelly who came to Salt Lake City on Saturday Captain O B Record (center) made the capture morning flatly refused to reveal any details of tho arrests or of tho confession but his associates were so jubilant that they let out a few secrets during iho evening "Any announcement must come from Washington” Connelly told newspaper men who ho had summoned to hi offices ’ ' (Continu'd on Pure Zlsbt) (Column Ushtt t Roosevelt Has Quiet Sabbath Harmon M Waley (upper left) who was ar rested in Salt Lake City as a suspect in tha Weyerhaeuser kidnaping case several hours after wife Margaret bad been taken into custody HYDE PARK June 9 CD—Presi- his Government agents say he confessed participadent Roosevelt spent a quiet day tion in the kidnaping At the same time officers at home today hot en the trail of William With bis mother he attended at Butte Mont were Salt Lake Police Officers Describe Events Leading to Kidnap Climax — I -m- In th last 10 days hopes for an early agreement were shattered by a split within th ranks of tho sawmill and timber workers union by th establishment of fresh picket lines and th closing of such mills as had opened under agreements effected by A W Muir vice president of the International Carpenter and Joiners union i Suspects Expected to Be Moved to Tacoma for Prosecution of Case Local Detective Cred- ' " : ited With Bringing Break Tribune First With Kidnap Story f ld CENTS v services this morning at tha old family church” St James Episcopal and during tha afternoon he drove his car about the ostato inspecting the forestry experimentation carriad on by New York state The Rev Frank R Wilson delivered the sermon at the church service Mr Roosevelt met there quite a group Of friends and neighto Mrs bors He motored directly back Waley Was Calm ' ’ th i family house Dr Neleop Brown of the state as She Answered college-oforestry accompanied the Finds Brazil Japanese president on hie afternoon ride Questions Several year - Cotton Mart Lacking over the grounds over a Mr turned Roosevelt ago pari of the estate to experimental of Mrs HarnnM RIO DE JANEIRO June 9 WV-- A purposes of tho state in forestry The arrest 24 alia Margaret Von Metz which Waley economio mission Japanese work following her changing of a $3 completed a tour of Brasil today i reached the conclusion there Is no ransom not at the FW Wool-wort- h immediate prospect for Brasil to Lumber Strike Peace company atora 251 South displace the United States as tha Still In ‘Murky Future’ Main street Saturday at 11 a id source of raw cotton for Japan which led to that subsequent-arres- t A spokesman for tha delegation SEATTLE Juno 9 (D— Tho gen- of her husband confessions from said It had not found "cotton prices eral Pacific northwest lumber th pair and th solution of th sufficiently attractive or the quan- strike ended Its fifth week today Weyerhaeuser kidnap ransom case tities necessary plan with the industry paralysed and a resulted from a carefully-lai- d O B Record settlement between strikers and formed-bCaptain — operators-hlddem- ir urky-future setinrvhlef of pottc Of- Salt Lake 081 10 iUaKe round-the-wor- Search' by Policeman - 18 PAGES— FIVE i far fioto "G-me- n” Dickinson Also Mentioned makes ten men on it The very thing that must be avoided is to raise the number But now that my little Joke let me tell you something My daddy about Bill Murray -eenotltutlo- ttmember of-t- h ohm-s 1 convention that maje Okla licaaJ homa’a scenario And ha told me Nsw ‘Strain’ iYllCIIIU Atfpmnt “Willie this Murray guy that la smart convention this running on constitutional law" Say Bill LOS ANGELES June 9 (UP)-W- iley baa majored In that with a 40 Post noted 'years’ course Youra flier is ready to maka hie fifth attempt to dash through tha substratosphere to New York from Loe Angeles tomorrow morning it was reported tonight Jthftli ‘Hot’ Sufcaerlptioii 0 coaia 9-- With -- (Continual on Pur Two) (Column Out) Abandons JUNE 10 1935 Midwest C 0 P Hints at Landon By Associated Press WASHINGTON June Knox in ’36 Race confessions of two alleged kidnap- after-incessa- nt court 430c Wm-- i CP9pt To Pass Ransom Currency Suspect in Kidnap Case ht gressman Hamilton Fish of New York seems to bs the moat popular of the eastern men” — Na Candidates Represented Arthur M Hyd4 of Missouri who will counsel the delegates tomorrow in an address at Lincoln’s tomb showed here made a flat statement that don’t our action "Words die if "no— candidates are represented uphold them" he asserted urging here” the auxiliary leadere to exemplify the teneta of the faith The church head likewiae ex- Zionist Propagandist pressed' gratification at the recogDies Mount Carmel nition given the church recently on when he had been given an oppor-address tunity to give a HAIFA Palestine June (Palcor over a radio network covering 8 Dr Shmarya Levin Canada Agency)— and States United the known as the dean of Zionist propT Retains Vigor agandists died tonight at hie President McKay pointed out daughter’s home on ML Carmel would retain that any group which He waa credited with having done ' ts youthful vigor it aspirations more than any other Individual to ) dreams vigor and strength must stimulate the growth of the Zionshare In the etemaL ist movement In the United States Just as the feature! of the boy in He was born at Svialovitx Russia Hawthorne’s "Great Stons Fact" m 1867' and went to the United ‘cams to resemble the face he loved States during the World war to help so man can only come to resemble found the Haifa Technical schodl in God “by keeping in our minds the Palestine — A 1 mummtmmimmmmmmmmmmmm life of the perfect man that our 5 r $ OOc Zinc Woman Seized in Wh— Here (Combined c 72c Local Wertclf 1( VOL 131 NO 57 i $35 00 Silver (nearly mined) Silver (foreign) City - This information waa gained day night from Detective William M Rogers and First Grade Patrolman L B Gifford tho Salt Lake Qty police officers who mado the actual arrest of Mrs Waley It was learned that Captain Record Who as acting chief of police due to the absence of Chief of Police W L Payne who has been at- Sun- and Gifford Give Outline of Plan Used in Arrest Rogers The Salt Lake Tribune was the first ' newspaper in Salt t Lake City to inform the pub - arresU4in Working with th department of connect Splthe- the Weyerbaeueer justice officers with all enforcement work unified In the department of kidnaping case ' ' Within a few minutes after justice- Mado Plans of department justice officials announced that two auapecta When the ransom notes were first were being held-hept “on and had— Hpwsed - tn' Salt-La“ ' Confessed Friday' Captain Record mad ar “EXTRA’ rangements whereby every store lated Was cpvered by one or more Salt Th special edition carried Lak City police officers in plain a complete account of tha clothe Each officer was e quipped jrhkhJwted the AjtotallaLinjheirnatkhaLcau disclosed up to that time serial numbers of the ransom bills and arrangements wera made with the management of the stores to Unding ths LoaAngelea meeting of havo each and every bill of $5 $10 the Footprintere association has or $20 denomination checked by the been working in cooperation with officers Results of tho well-lai- d plan were th “G” men of th department of not long In bringing to light Mrs Georg justice Since Waley described by the arresting Weyerhaeuser was kidnaped th officers as “a dumpy housewifely police department and Sheriff 8 - (Oootlnnfd an Fmm Min) Grant Young’s deputies have been (Column Piv) - r nine-year-o- ld City-store- s They expected a full report and was told that "anything In connection with tho arrest must come from tho attorney general's office or tho office of Mr Hoover” v The official announcement of tho arrests came from tha Washington D C office of J Edgar Hooverl chief of the fedr “ eral bureau of investigation ' Ready to Free Pair federal officer were about ready to release the Waleye Sunday afternoon They had submitted the man and th woman to an was little quit and ther ’ ) progreii to report Then cam th reports from the Butte 'police and the agents la Montana Th seizure of th and the- - finding “- of— Jtier ' 4Th all-nig- ht - - Tribune Features ' i Amusement! Angela T Petri Barbers Vors Comics § 9 o 4 a a o 4 Culbertson $1111 o 4 Editorhils 4 tt — money' caused ‘the agent- ‘ld'be-liav- e Haskln riiTKWSi ooeaqa 15 that th passers bad moved Health from Salt Lake City to the Monpeet9 auto-mobil- e” tana 15 Horoscope metropolis “Pm just about ready to turn 'em Kathryn de Peyster loose AgotCoonfllfywutBortr have to his assoed to remarked ciates But' they kept on plying the youthful couple with questions until Waley caught unawares admitted that b had ridden an Oregon Short Lin train to Salt Lake City Finally Make Progress Then with the first gap bridged Obituaries 8 eeseeeitis Ripley 18 15 4 Senator From Sandpit 4 Serial ooa9 154 Sports 4q jStat Newi a9aaa0 T the questioners made much head- Undo Ray 9 4 I 18 way and in a few minutes they Want Ads (Continu'd on P" 11 hi) !$ Weather Reports (Column On) 14 er t i '1 i it IT |
