Show V THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING JUNE 18 1935 v Will-Mak- Final Instructions Given by Roosevelt to State Heads (Oactlnwd fro a - rui Om) ders that there ii not to b any aucb discrimination 1 hop you go to It with your coat off and that tha dirt will begin to fly very soon" Juit beforo the president addressed the atate directors ha received from tha works allotment board recommendations for $42610-85In projects Details were withheld pending presidential approval Tha board said projects previously approved on a 30 per cent grant basis wers revised to provide 'for 45 per cent grants with the bal a nee "in many cases" to be obtained from private sources Just after the White House conference Willard Chevalier a member of the advisory council construction league said in a statement tha limitation on expenditures per man would preclude "useful and permanent" works and substitute scale tha same type of "on a public spending that characterized tha civil works administration and that was written off as a wasteful failure" In an earlier meeting with the state directors Hopkins warned the next six months woulud "make or break" tha work program 'As tha president talked Hopkins' assistants disclosed tha amount of federal funds to be available for each stats w:uld not be made public They said rough estimate only based on tha $19 to $94 a month wage scale and with approximately the same allowances for materials and overhead had been prepared Other Developments Two other developments stood pdt as Hopkins and his stats assistants conference: a three-da- y opened " hoard The works aiotment recommended $42610557 in additional projects to the president re2 Tbs relief administration ported a decline In the city relief period population In the Aprll-Ma- y which Hopkins attributed mainly to "improved business conditions and to seasonal Increases In employment" The number of families and single on relief In 143 cities reprepersons senting M per cent of Depopulati ion were reported to have dropped f from 3163966 la April to 2127006 In May and ‘expenditures from to ft 113781 Exclusive of 7 (Continued from -- Chicago however where the cost of relief was greatly reduced because Illinois relief was curtailed during May tile! expenditures Increased three per cent- -' ' f mi Darrel J Greenwell director of the state department of public wel- r son 19 mm Funds for Elevator these hrlbt Says EARL G IIARSELL OPTOMETRIST Be Mela St Salt Lake City Sticker Law -- WASHINGTON D C June 17 (Special to 1u Tribune)— Ths bu retu of animal Industry today asked ths allocating board to give them $200000 to conduct R campaign in ths far west looking to eradication of liver flukes that are doing heavy damage to sheep end cattle The work would be carried on In four counties In Utah three counties In Washington- and six counties la i Idaho Ths work would consist largely of draining swampy areas and snails that are responsible for the disease turned Travers received a sprained back and his wife had three riba He Indicated that he would inquire Into four lines of activity: The setting up of sampling mills to handle ores In remote or newly developed studying undermining centers ground waters in mining areas to determine probable flow and the uses to which such waters may be put if mines make the water availof the able A complete survey state of the west with a view to determining the probable location of undeveloped deposits of ths deficiency minerals making a complete index of all mine in the United States Specific Authority warning for motorist to remove illegal sticker from their windshields of their automobiles was Issued Mondsy by the Salt Lake safety council after receipt of an opinion from Attorney General Joseph Ches explaining the law governing stickers The law Mr Chet explained In a letter to Carle D Brown council president forbids any sign poster or other nontransparent material on the windshield sldewinge or windows with the exception of certificates required by law to be so displayed Transparent materials or signs aro not forbidden tho attorney general noted Bus Service Doubled w LOS ANGELES $ bmet etch day tack way JP buses of the Burling- ton Transportation Co now run tuiemdaUyia both directions between Chicago and Loe Angelea by way of Davenport Dee Moines Omaha Cheyenne and Salt Laka City on new footer tranaeontineata! eehednlca r - a — — - r - w i m i iMm IiMm ft UiMm tilt pm $ e UeSTBOUTO UMiUUOtf Af tbiywni o o at e ltwi Af UA $pmUm mm o i AfOwakt $ MImc Dmify) It NMpmhU II M mu T ArTbmver Ap Dot r j WESTBOUND (Dmify) IvsSikUlnCktf ld M NYACK N Y June 17 UB-- Mra Myrtle Bennett Best 27 attractive wife of a New York insurance broker waa found shot to death today at the home of a former husband In what authorities tonight appeared to consider a suicide District Attorney George V Dorsey said pending an autopsy report that indications pointed to BELFAST Northern Ireland Tueaday June 18 (UP)— Rival religious factions staged Belfast's worst riot since 1921 early today when they exchanged 200 shots in North Queen street before being dispersed by police Police didn't fire a shot in breaking up tha fight Armed with revolvers rifles end bayonets they rushed to the scene in two armored cars and a dozen patrol wagons upon which machine guna were mounted The rioters fled before this display of Itrength Only one person was wounded In the furious exchange UmH Vg i PqienJeMesi the Burfinftww proprietor of a roadhouse restaurant near Congers N Y was being sought by police end state troopers for questioning Candelmo was Mrs Beet's first husband from whom she was divorced to marry Alfred M Beet New York City Anne Lindbergh Gets Master of Arts Degree Bridge Worker Killed June 17 JP Arthur Lamoreaux SO a worker on the San Francisco-Oaklan- d bay bridge fell 190 feet to his death A widow survives today SAN FRANCISCO u MODERN WOMEN Hm Not fcfftr Monthly p4un and delay due ft eoUktMrvoua train exposure of ainukr eauee Chi-c- hi ten Diamond Bread PUle aniffiotivk Quick RaliaL Bold by (liable sod all druggists lor over 46 yan Ajkkn Art Exhibit Open LONDON Juns IT UP) — Mors then 1000 from America and Europe thronged Christie’) auction rooms toddy for tha opening of a display of J P Morgan’s collection of ivory mlnatures The exhibits valued at 32000000 wlU be shown for one week after which they will be told at auction art-love- rs IMHiVik Itliaatlgi Kefir ed KIWANH CLUB Directors of the Kiwania club will meet at 12:15 p m in Dick Gunn’s cafe to plan for the annual convention here August t 9 and 10 RETAIL CREDIT MEN Associated Retail Credit Men will hold R meeting In th Newhouse 1m t ths Sm Pfeg IspNscIwa hotel ’ INFORMATION AND U HolH Trrrrl South end Meta Sit ’ RuDmtf SLt'hWi IDTE 2nd South Ad Rat Sia -- p m ” ' SHIPPERS’ BOARD eeislon of the Central Western Shippers Advisory board will be held in the Hotel Utah at 10 a m 40 Wat South 1 ample Suae OPTIMIST CLUB weekly luncheon meeting of the Optimist club will be held in the Hotel Utah at 12:15 p m A TKUTR Head Idm Etna RMr Saond South at 22:18 cow any Ub Them ttaaauh 670 rhoeaamu27 fa Wmatdh'ltQ luhfham Travel L lhwRila Baa Drat HaU2R E brand StathSh Da latch US " WBra ‘'"I Th SALVATION ARMY A Salvation Army breakfast will bo held In the Hotel Utah at 745 4 'X tr':: V SALK While the bat! 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Service--th- e SALT LAKE CITY nnkniial us to store your do AO Without exwUl (Ott we PrAA CfApAAA If you prefer r ICC OlOragC tra charge 3tt0unmr (Enrajnmtj nf Amrrint Hyland 560 T at a coot you can afford $5000 Protect Your This Is Our Regular - PROTECTION - Today in Salt Lake iMpmTm 1 cmuNCTOft TaAmroBTATioN price! —ON OF YOUR UFE INSURANCE NEEDS j Trawl by 8 was set and fitted Stylfi at thia low Annual Rate 4 LOS ANGELES DENVER OMAHA CHICAGO SB n 1W To -- ONLY rain-soften- 9iN pm ’ COATS! self-inflict- wounds John Candelmo NORTHAMPTON Mass June 17 UP) — Anna Morrow Lindbergh Smith graduate received the honAs orary degree of muter of arte from a here alma mater today and special hftnor tha bestowal of the by her mother Mrs STEPHENVILLE Tsx June 17 hood wasWmdMorrow herself an (UP)— Four persons wars injured Dwight of the college and about a dozen houzes demol- alumna Mrs Morrow’s daughter Conished when a tornado swept across stance was the more than ths east aids of Stepbsnvllls to- 400 members among of the graduating clue night and the exercises were attended by Physicians feared that ona of ths Colonel Charles A Lindbergh would victims a man named Ellis die His three daughters also wars seriously hurt when ths storm paaT e WAFFLE WEAVE life Insurance Rival Church Factions Woman Found Dead Clash in Dublin Street In First Spouse’s Home and ed WHITE GRANITE law” Fur-Trimm- Purchase! 11 17 UP) struck hers lata this afternoon cutting off aU outside communication AU streets were blockaded by trees ripped from the earth J Lucky SAY ’s 17 war maneuvers today successfully resisted attacking destroyers and submarines The maneuvers were arranged to test defenses at tha mouth of the River Tyne Two "bombardments" of docks and factories were repulsed during the day Searchlights tonight Illuminated the entire river front helping the defenders to prevent the attackers from blocking tha river mouth OWNERS he thelr homo Streamline motor F Copper Leaders Plan Code Study g-- Under Lindbergh SILO AM SPRINGS Ark Juns St be be be ready for 450 children before the enow flies Anthony J Karnea commissioner of education for Alaska said today The children will attend their first school in the northland this falL Some of them never have gone to school before others will remember their first student days in Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan before their parents came to the way The 450 pupils will necessitate between IS and 20 teacher Work will have to be rushed to get the school and other buildings ready before the time enow flies Delays in the arrival of lumber because of the Pacific northwest lumber atriks and other material means many carpenters and other skilled builders will have to be employed in order to get the schools built The first enow of the winter usually falls in October Inquiries among colonists revealed that difficulties incident-t- Aba hurried occupation of the valley are being smoothed Settlers said Don L Irwin project manager is almost unanimously indorsed as a capable executive holding their confidence The Netherlands was made at the meeting in regard to the maintenance of wages and Judge Lindley based his decision on a clause of the bonds an issue hours of labor provided in the forof about $11000000 which specified mer code it was understood that that interest was payable at the individually all members had con firmed their intention of continuing option of the holder in gold or currency of the United States guilders pretent policies of The Netherlands or francs of or Switzerland France Committee Named to Seek Central Park was the first of The Southern Pacific which de America's great parka Extent of Coopera clared in its answer to the suit that ths question involved the value of tion Possible $875000000 of similar bonds outstanding in ths United States con tended the clause of the bonds NEW YORK June 17 GPh-TNORGE no longer applied to holders in the United State because of dollar de- United States Copper association valuation representing all producers and cus Guy y Shoup attorney for the toms smelters in the United States Rollator Refrigeration Southern Pacific said Judge Lind-le- s today appoint'd a commlttes of its decision will b° appealed members to determine to whet exSAVES up (o a Month tent it could continue to cooperate Gun Girl Testifies as under the former copper code a formal resolution by the body To Threat of Death it In was agreed that “so far as it was advised that it was legal and proper to do so the association would co TAHLEQUAH Oakla June 17 AI operate in maintaining existing —Lois Thompson 19 Northwestern standards and practices" It also was decided that tha cop State Teachers college coed testified at her district court trial here per association should take up the today ahe shot Daniel Shaw Chi- functions of the former code aunese student after "he threatened thority for the purpose of closing out its unfinished business at the to kilt me" Shaw dangerously Wounded when time of iU Invalidation by the suthe girl pumped two bullets Into hie preme court N R A decision Following the meeting of the asbody after chaalng him screaming across the campus previously had sociation it was learned that the testified he hardly knew Miss special committee which had been Thompson and "could not under- formed to consider the matter of future collaboration between mem stand why she shot" The girl part Cherokee Indian Is bers of the industry would meet on trial for assault with Intent to within the next few days and con kill Shaw who she testified she suit legal authorities as to what FURNITURE CO believed was a member of a “gang” degree of cooperation was permis less g st south which sent her a number of extor- sible Although no collective agreement tion notes threatening her with death unlesa ahe paid sums ranging up to $3000 The state completed Its evidence this afternoon and Misa Thompson was the first defense witness nt kidnapers James Robert Larkin Martin Ralph Mercer were each sentenced to serve tan years In stats prison when theyappeared before Federal District Judge Frank H Norcross in federal district court hero today Found guilty of kidnaping violating tha Dyer act and unlawful flight when their jury trial ended in federal court last May 25 the pair took tha aSntenca calmly Each has already started to asrvo a fifteen year asntencs in tha prison for a burglary committed in Reno ' during May 1934 Larkin and Mercer wers placed on trial for kidnaping "Bus" Clam- a Reno taxi driver It was Iiett that they drove4 him at the point of a gun across ths state line to SuaanviUe CaL in hla own taxi and robbed him aftsr ths abduction 17 WA— Lindley Matanuska colonization project of 1 CARSON CITY Nv Juna —Nevada' first 'Lindbergh C ’ 2 i Federal Judge Walter Report of Drastic Armed Steps in North China Cheh-yuan- Alaska June Karnea hu been visiting the disof Illinois held that Miss McAdoo San Francisco law firm employe trict for the put few days urging waa within her rights in demanding the greatest speed possible in getpayment of interest on Southern ting schooling preparations under Pacific terminal bond in guilders Tokyo’s Leaders Deny New Move Four Persons Injured Tornado Hits Texas s£ '“CHICAGO SAN FRANCISCO June 17 UP)— In a decision which attorneys said Indirectly involves nearly a billion dollars worth of gold bonds througha federal out tha United State dietrlct court here Vday ordered the Southern Pacific company to pay Misa Anne McAdoo 11387 The decision handed down by Held False It was Holderer’a opinion that the sampling mills probably would be ruled out unless congress specifically authorizes ths use of part of TIENTSIN China June 17 UP)— ths relief work for this line of activ- Japanese army offlceri united in a However he said he would statement tonight declaring false ity canvass that subject while in ths reports that "ths Japanese army west planning drastic steps” In Chine's Ths rest of the program he has In Chahar province mind ths cohferenct reminded him Tokyo's leaders in this section of Is one primarily for whits collar North China denied reports they men and will afford littls employ- had rejected China’s proposals for ment for miners While admitting peaceful'settlement of a recent inthis was true Holderer Indicated cident af Changpel Chahar provthat that was the kind of work ince Lieutenant Colonel Y Ishll thief which ths powers that be seem now to favor but he said he would go of staff of ths Japanese garrison in west with an open mind would con Tientsin said "Sung pheh-yua- n far with mining msn In ths vari governor of Chahar province apous centers visited and attempt to pears sincerely anxious to settle the bring back to Washington a clear Incident through conciliation The matter wiU be treated locally" idea of methods by which ths can bring relief to idle Lieutenant Colonel Ishll refused to stats ths status of Chahar affairs miners Representative Murdock Is fairly but said: "W expect to be able to convinced that legislation will be announce something in a few days" necessary If real relief Is to be had He asserted Japan does not demand for mins operatives and it is his that Sung army evacuIdea that congress without further ate Chahar Other Japanese offibill so cers hers maintained a tight-lippe- d waiting should pass such as to end ths uncertainty and pave silence ths way for real mining relief Another statement from the Japanese military here said "tension in As Hopei province" had relaxed evidence it was announced that the old army garrison which had been depart for Japan Law replaced would day after tomorrow ‘ Injured r-- t PALMER Company Ordered to Pay Construction of schools for the Valley colony will ia ’Guilders Involves will anusfea Valley colony speeded up to the buildings will Gold Issues Help Asked to Fight - Liver Fluke Disease Nevadans Given Terms City continued Monday on a trip to visit a aon at Laka Bluff UL after spending the night in a hospital her with- - minor injuries suffered yesterday when their car over- CREDIT EXTENDED 1ST D C June for installation of an eta vator In ths federal building at Car-so- n City have bssn mads available and work will be started soon W E Reynolds assistant director of procurement of the treasury department notified Senator "IcCnr-ra- n today $1S000 will be Approximately spent on the work a project requested by the senator several months ago Because of ths Inadequate facilities for ths federal court and other federal aganciss quartered In Carson City McCarran In addition to asking that an eisvator be inltalledin ths federal building requested money for remodeling the old mint building to provide Improved quarters Today's action was taken by ths treasury In Usu of renovating ths mint building McCarran however announced he will ask funds for that work ai welL undi Continue Trip TAMA la Juns IT (Pt— Mr and Mrs C F Travers of Salt Lake LIT! LENSES year eye SurlBf One) least Nevada Idaho and Montana 10-fo-ld al Pill TKe'defendmg A ' Nevada Solon Gets WASHINGTON West be against mining advances unless special authority ii given by congress Mr- - Holderer has not mapped out hie itinerary but said he would include etope at Sait Lake City Denr ver and the mining centers of at fare and works progress director for Utah Monday attended a cont which ference in Washington ths works progress dlrsctors of all ths other atatei were present They were given detailed Information on the works progress program 17-F- Warning on Congressmen Induce Adviser to Get First Hand Picture of Need of tiny chinch bugs swarming on the rails today halted street car service In two sections of the city The pests covering the rails for a stretch almost a block long caused the tram wheels to spin and it was necessary for motormen to sweep the hugs from the tracks before the cars could gain enough traction to travel In somt sections of the city residents notified city authorities that the bugs may force them to leave their homes Officials said the chinch bug nuisance might last for two weeka — Millions British Navy Repulse Colonists in Alaska to Speed Work ‘Enemy’ in Maneuvers Bonds On Schools Before Arrival of Snow NEWCASTLE England June 17 Ruling on force in mimic Court Gives Vital Drivers Get Mine e Survey 17 ( JP) Relief Aid UeS Relief Chiefs Tiny Bugs Halt Trams Get Order to In Phoenix Speed Tasks PHOENIX Arn June Delivery 7 defining CrDytinCo Plant— 1987 So 11th EasC Branch —453 E So Temple EDWARD D DUFF1ELD President Home Office NEW JERSEY NEWARK t I |