Show - 1 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Amy to Map West Urged To Preserve Coast Border Strategic Points to Be Charted Under Aid Division Fund 14 WASHINGTON Brothers Killed 14 Colonel Alfred Treyfus was buried Two Shot to Death in ) (Cominurd from pte Conduct of Hauptmann anxious to adjourn does not Trial In Be Criticized the body to dca: effectively such a vital matter A L at Meeting As a ’shar UPl- -A July department request for $2000-00- 0 to map areas along the coasts and borders “which will become of high strategic Importance in war” Was announced today by the works application division Simultaneously Secretary Ickes War l'P' DENVER July From a university instructor in English came the suggestion today that the slang of the old west he preserved and the complaint that “today everybody swears too weakly" Her suggestion received -- ap- plause of Governor Ed C Johnson and other state notables who watched the unveiling at Georgetown of a monument marking the spot where silver was first— discovered in Colorado "Strong language goes with the pioneer spirit— there is strength and color in it" said Ida Kruse McFarlane mem her of the faculty of the University of Denver She pleaded for preservation of things western slang robust talk furniture the pioneer homes and old newspapers ‘ Con(nued from Pa ee One) - on of commissioners conference uniform state laws which closed its sewiorft Saturday Chairman Hugh B Brown will represent the Utah liquor control at a conference on commission liquor control matters LOS ANGELES July 14 of the of the conduct Bruno Hauptmann trial is contained in a report to be presented tomorrow to the American Bar association by its committee on cooperation between the press and the bar The committee said that “to treat a simple trial as a public show as was done in the sensational trial of Bruno Hauptmann is to cheapen life itself by causing people generally to undervalue the life of the criminal and to increase the morbid desires of sensation seekers" "Leaders of the bar and the newsvending agencies who are sincerely interested in the preservation of American institutions should join forces and consider ways and means of preventing a repetition of such incidents as occurred in the Bruno Hauptmann trial" the resolution Issued new rulei designed to expedite public works projects under the $4000000000 works appropriation The army mapping project would Include approximately 37440 square miles of new maps and revised mats for about 38320 square miles of territory It would call for reproduction of defense maps and be coordinated with work by the geological survey and the coast and geo- Week-En- d detic survey The services of the air corps and army engineers would be utilised Areas Designated The proposed mapping would be done in Arizona California Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Florida Mississippi Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan stated Montana New Jersey New Mexico Illinois Heads List With Precedent Seen New York North Carolina Oregon take steps to minishould Has 11 Texas Nine ‘They Rhode Island ' South Carolina mize the possibility that in the fuTexas Vermont Wyoming and Wisand New York Six ture other lawyers and publicity consin seekers may feel that a precedent would Ickes regulations provide has been established which can be for an examination of projects in By Associated Press followed with impunity” the resolubethe field a simpler contract 64 tion added Week-en- d at least took traffic tween the government and applThe committee suggests at this icants advancement of a part of the lives in 22 states time that it would be Improper to grants for preliminary work and The toil in Illinois was highest comment on whether or not a fair predetermination of minimum wage 11 killed trial was had by Hauptmann In rates In accordance with local wage with Seven of Texas’ nine deaths were reference to the conduct' of the rates crashes caused by three head-o- n trial however It has the followThe regulations placed Increased New York stata reported six fa- ing to say: directors state responsibility upon "If press reports are accurate the talities one In New York City particularly In the determination of Wisconsin had four deaths three attorneys for the defendant and the A W P to the replace wage rates men dying in one collision when prosecuting attorney as well took tbree-son- e minimum scale in effect their automobile struck a tree advantage of the situation and by for the past two years There were three deaths each in personal Interviews given to reprePrimary Responsibility massachusetts Georgia Michigan sentatives of ths press and by talks over the radio seemed wholly to The primary responsibility for and Penneylvanla Two deaths each were reported disregard all the accepted rules of Wage rate fixing would rest with the borrower or grant recipient Ap- -' in Arizona Oklahoma Kansas New dignity and ethics with which the proval of the state P W A director Mexico Utah Maine Tennessee and profession' and the courts have would be obtained before including Minnesota sought to surround the trial of a the rates In contracts Singles fatalities occurred In Ar- man for his life In communities where work ordi- kansas California Ohio Colorado Press and Bar narily is done under union condi- Nebraska New Hampshire Florthat substantial results “Feeling be would director state tions the ida and Indiana cannot be accomplished by legisla-tlo- n rate to Twelve persons were empowered disapprove any Injured the committee urges that a other than those set by law or when a holiday bus went off the committee be established on the reordinance if it is less than the union road in New Jersey lations between the press and bar scale In Wisconsin a youth waa stung of a small number of lawThe rules reiterated the intention by a bes while driving an automo- consisting of ability and outstanding yers to take at least 90 per cent of 'the bile He lost control the machine of the Associated Press workers from relief rolls Contrae- - turned over and his mother was in- the International News Service and tors would be permitted to employ jured seriously ths United Press together if de- Meantime from William H Stay-to- n supervisory administrative and key sources but other from employes chairman of Repeal Associates not in excess of 10 per cent of the an organization which opposed prototal employed came hibition police statistics But contractors would be allowed which showed a decrcease of 33 per not to dismiss ahy employe qualified cent In the arrests of drunken drivto perform the work for which he ers In 1933 and 1934 aa compared has been referred" with typical prohibition years Except in emergencies maximum hours would be eight hours a day and 130 hours a month ' Traffic Toll in 22 States Reaches 61 Total Illi-Form- er nois Field on Answering Telephone Call On-- 14 JULY 15 1935 Pnvate Funeral Held Drunk iDouglas Volume Driving For Dreyfu!? Decrease Shown By Holdup Man Flays New Deal PARIS July (Ah— Lieutenant The Great Game of Will Map Fight On Gang CounseljPolitics Early Slang US Lines of Bar Convention MONDAY MORNING seem with WASHINGTON A Budget Officer hreplTbi wncre'hewM decrease in drunken July driving arrests 41 of to was accused claimed Assoago betraying yean today by Repeal Sees Danger of Collec- ciates Germany uneral the it The the- System leading figure Coincidently the distilled spirits was of the famous 14 - spy casj strictly institute reported that distilled private by his own wish Only eplrits were being sold legally in 40 Lewis NEW YORK July bers of the family attended the ser- - states and the six territories III July 14 JP prothe Mortparnasse Jewish William H S Tayton chairman of wgr(j Burmejster 36 a garage em- - W Douglas former federal budget vices in ' pbsal these tax suggestions are a cemetery Repeal Associates said police statishis book a to 62 a director nd John in brother preface hs aham and as a jP'°y Colonel Drey'us died Friday night tics in 43 New York cities showed scheme they are a joke at the age of 73 after a long ill- a decrease of 33 per cent In the e ness is sound reason to believe that early today in a bean field near lished Monday attacked the arrests of drunken drivers in 1933 Mr Roosevelt advanced them at and 1934 as compared with four cles of the RQoaevelt adminlstra- this time to create a political ditypical prohibition years Shot Officers is French declared that in Wilson its and Herbert theion design employed version and tatte the wind out of The distilled spirits institute reMETZ France July 14 (Ah— Two ported that prohibition of some the sails of Huey Long ' That he same garage with Edward made of a collective system! really wanted anything done this 'the discovery Wilson told Sheriff “The events of the last few French office a were shot by two sort prevailed n eight states but session is not the idea of his in- Clark Edwards of Douglas county weeks” he wrote “should remove bicyclist! who ipened fire with re- that through various law revisions all doubt that the administration’s volvers today aa the officers passed the sale of timates The reception of the was allowed in Burmeister had driven out in £he design — conscious or unconscious — by in an automobile on the road some form inliquor all but six of the 48 message by the Longs end La brothis collective Lieuhis of a to Metz that Saarbrucken from by however was such system” that highway accompanied states pollettes Douglas named the agricultural tenant Viennois was shot in the jaw he was forced to insist on action er after receiving a telephone renaof five For centuries the Japanese have for administration the the gasoline adjustment and Lieutenant Lalande through gallons to avoid the charge of insincerquest from a motorist who said he was tional industrial recovery act "now neck The cause cf the shooting was been skilled in the art of embroidity stranded temporarily deceased” the securi- not immediately determined ery Wilson said he became alarmed ties act the Wagner labor relations Not One Can IVI1 react the Guffey coal bill and the when his fellow worker did not What Will Emerge turn by midnight and set out in banking bill as examples of legislation providing concentration “bf search of him No one including Mr RooseAuthorities said both men had authority in the federal governvelt can now tell what kind of been shot thrown out of their car ment a bill will emerge Apparently the and robbed of their wallets and In adding to the list he stated: president himself does not know watches "Confiscation of gold the control what kind he- wants At least Mr They traced the telephone call to over the central banking system the Morgenthau his secretary of the a local billiard hall There it was eocialization of bank deposits and on no that learned a stranger of about 30 to the policy of deliberate spending light treasury threw subject when he appeared before 35 years of age had used the phone coincides with the acts of the soviet the house committee a few days Furnished with a complete de- undertaking after the fall of the ago Senator Harrison wants to scription of the suspect the sher- Kerensky regime” limit the increases to the large iff flashed word ahead to authoriDouglas said the administration’s fortunes but it is estimated this ties throughout central Illinois to policy had evidence a deep dissatwill produce lot more than be on the lookout He theorized that isfaction with the supreme court — a mere drop in the buck"which alone assures constitutional was the motive et The house inclines to broaden robbery Both brothers were married and government and protection against the base and increase the reve- had families oppression and a desire to vest in nue The Progressives want to Washington complete control over only do wo oifor tbo moit lowest raise rates down to the LADIES’ WHITE the intimate acts of political submarvelous dry cleaning torvlco DRESSES bracket thus affecting several divisions and thereby to destroy the known (on trial over have you million men of small means as (Also light very foundations of the American will convince you) BUT — in addition— dresses) well as soaking the handful of system” your clothez are fully protected against S very rich The administration in The book itself is a collection of Cleaned loss or damago ai a result of: and X trouble and approaching four lectures given by Douglas at political Pressed the campaign looks coldly upon Harvard university in May Fire this One certain thing is that WINTER and reluctant resentful LONDON July 14 (A)— The Prince congress COATS Explosion has no notion what to do and is of Wales as patron tomorrow will (Including Lightring getting no clear Instructions from open the largest business congress and holdup Thoit burgl-r- y the treasury because there is al- ever held the sixth International Cleaned 25 Windstorm most equal cloudiness there Un- Congress for Scientific Manage1 and Pressed der the circumstances if a good ment Collision or overturn el vehicle The Public Choice for bill results it will be a miracle— returned This world business "parliament" Coats Safety and Comfort and miracles do not happen in which claims a record not only In in moth proof bags or stored politics size but in procedure — for there Green Cabs are on evsummer In Salt Lake City for FREE ery corner ready to will no resolube no and speeches answer - your call on (Copyright 1931 by the Balti- tions— will continue until July 20 In "Prosperize" servica a moment’s notice more Sun) Weatminster central hall' it available exclusService to all parts of Two thousand delegates from 40 the city at low ecoively at — nomical prices Five Sub Sets Speed Record countries are congregating SPEED! merely anyride may people to TOULON July 14 (UP) — A exchange views on development where within the first O-horone for world submarine speed record of 21 of business management Among only 25e Green Cabs are roomy knots was established during trials them are 59 Americans and some and comfortable service today by the French submarine Ton-na- 200 women safe Next time call a Cash and Carry 1500 tons Her engines deThey will have plenty to talk “Green Cab about There are more than 1000-00- 0 velop 8600 horsepower A -- hour Call Wasatch words in the 200 papers submitsired with representatives of the ted illustrating the best manageservice National and Columbia Broadcast- ment practices in all parts of the and Pickup world' Sections are classified as ing companies to make a nationDelivery 1597 South Iltu East wide survey of conditions surround- manufacturing distribution develThere’s a Green Cab ing the publicity given to criminal opment agriculture education and on Every Corner trials” training and domestic budget-balancin- A Ed- - 14 UP)— g poll-her- TD £i - Dry Cleaning Service (Punas ’ K Wales Will Open Trade Congress GREEN CABS ur nt 7777 -- Chesterfield Chesterfield British Veterans Visit Former German Foes Hitler Inspects Troops Plants ' BERLIN July 14 (AV-Ado-lf Hit- BERLIN July 14 (Ah— Five war veterans sefit by the British legion y visit arrived today for a with the men they faced acrose no man’a land Led by Major Fetheritone Godly the Britona camo to sound out the a larger of sending possibility group of veterans hers as a further movement to reconcile old front fighters The visit also was connected with a German effort to consolidate friendship with England Joachim von Rlbbentrop ambas sador extraordinary who negotiated the naval accord with London will give ga luncheon tomorrow for the veterans Berlin newspapers attempted to ihow the visit clearly demonstrates that Great Britain stands by Ger many In her rearmament and some papers even said ths veterans were sent by the Br'tish government keeping a sharp eye on Germany's rearmament progress is making a series of troop and factory Inspections it was learned today In BaHe spent the week-en- d varia after a busy week with General Hermann Wilhelm Goering minister of air General Werner von Blomberg minister of war and general staff officers Plants turning out motor equipment especially attracted der fuehrer He reviewed at Grafenwoehr Bavaria maneuvers of the Fourth around army corps centering speedy transport The Important test was seen also by Von Blomberg and other high military leaders Later Hitler visited one of the most Important automobile fac- Roosevelt Returns tories where it is understood tanks From Brief Outing and troop transport trucks are being made WASHINGTON July 14 (A) Recently he also Inspected iron and steel plants in Rhineland and President Roosevelt returned to the reviewed motorized units of regl White House tonight from a week end outing with Democratic leaders ments near Berlin and cabinet members at the Jeffer ler the cigarette thats MILDER the cigarette that TASTES BETTER fir Walther League Opens International Parley ST LOUIS July 14 "with destiny in the halls of government" la “almost past and done” Dr O P Kretzmann Chicago told the opening aezsion of the Interna-tionWalther league convention — here today Continuing Dr Kretzmann deA meeting of the Sagebrush Dem clared before the 3000 delegates that ocratic club will be held at 8 p m “ws are standing today at the end at the Nibley park water theater of an era in the history of humanbllng al ity” PROGRESSIVE lot 04 neck oj GROCERS he said "is a source of The Progressive Grocers’ associapower and a philosophy of life great- tion will hold a meeting In the er and more lasting than ths hearts hotel at 8 p m of men’ unaided and alone can ever know PRINTING INDU8TRY A meeting of the paper and printMedic Tells Swimmers ing industry will bs held at 12:15 p m in the Newhouse hotel God New-hou- How to Avoid Sinus sen Uce vowcts being harsh That’s another reason why Everybody knows They Satisfy — Pan-Americ- an TECHNOCRACY GROUP The Technocracy study group will meet at 8 p m In tha board room at the city and county building under the direction of Niels C Christen down but not flat That’s one reason why And they have plenty or taste— without OPTOMETRISTS BUENOS '"AIRES July 14 (AO— of a clinic for optome Sessions Swimmers particularly those psing Lists of the lntermountaln region ths Australian crawl shoulej inhale will be held In the Hotel UUh at 9 deeply and than exhale only wltt) a m and 3 pjn their needs In the water Uf they want to avoid sinus infections Dr ROTARY OFFICERS Leo Hurd of Philadelphia told the Officers of the Rotary club will Medical congresa to- hold a ‘ meeting in the Hotel Utah day at 12:15 p m - Soma 125 American North and Latin American ’doctors and their wives arrived this morning aboard ths 8 S Queen of Bermuda to at tend the congress which was formally opened tonight Meetings were held on shipboard on the way down uyjce Chesterfields are mild— mild ? just about all any cigarette can do A 191) Ikxitt k Myim Tomcco Gas Ifl-- |