Show "n¥r SPORTS — CLASSIFIED THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE IIWS ADS-L- OCAL SUNDAY MORNING Louisiana Leper Police Will Set Salary of Late Will Rogers $324314 Congress Finds Colony Stricken Convicts Adrift March company Remington By Malaria Fever were given James H Rand Jr Second Time a intoand thethe envelopes the salary Inc Ltd Socony-Vacuu- Trinidad Faces vHard v Problem in Escaped French Prisoners PORT OF SPAIN Trinidad March 21 (UP)— The local constabulary prepare tonight for a second attempt to deport five desperate undesirables by towing’ them to sea in an open rowboat and cutting them adrift The men escaped convicts from the Cayenne French Guiana penal settlement were returned here last night when the first effort to rid the island of them failed They had been towed about five miles into the sea and told to be "on their way" but no sooner had the constabulary launch Nemesis cut the towline and left them than the men shouted for help Returning to the boat the police found it rapidly filling vith water They rescued the occupants and brought" them back to port along with the boat which was leaking badly Boat Repaired After laboring all day to get the small craft In condition for a new attempt the boat was stocked once more with sufficient provisions to last 21 days The men were given clothing by the island government to protect them from the elements After last night’s experience the constabulary has taken precautions to avert a second failure The men ' have been warned they may not re main in Trinidad but neither is the government disposed to return'them to the penal colony A request from Mayor Cipriana of Port of Spain to send them to Haiti has been rejected by the government Claiming they would be permitted 1 6 land in Haiti the former convicts shudder at the prospect of being put to sea in an open boat for an unknown destination Arrived Exhausted They arrived here four months ago In an exhausted condition from Cayenne after a hazardous journey Their condition precluded any immediate deportation and the men were detained pending their enforced departure One of the five is Henri le Clerq once a well known journalist and playwright in Paris The refugees probably will head 800-mi- le 21 UP) WASHINGTON Rand paid Congress public $94120 Phillip of pay peek Morris listed movie stars and captains of industry today through a report to the of L R McKltterlck president at house ways and means committee $99071 Oil The of corporation salaries of $15000 or company of New York paid John A more annually Brown chairman of the executive The popularity of the late Will committee $102935' Rogers was reflected in his $324314 Patronage of the nation’s movie salary from the Fox Film corpora- houses enabled Fox Film to pay tion topping all male movie stars among other salaries: Lew Ayres Miss Janet Gaynor was the salary- $103439 Warner Baxter $184000 leading lady receiving $252583 from Edwin Burke $91750 John Boles Fox Films $53750 Charles Farrell $55000 The largest salary on the list — Stepin Fetchit $18000 Director $364432 — went to Thomas J Wat- Henry King $158192 Producer son of New York head of Interna- Jesse ‘Lasky $158000 Spencer tional Business Machines corpora- Tracy $82666 and Helen Twelve-tree- e tion $48311 Tivo Convicted For 6 Life? Test Of Drunk Cat SAN FRANCISCO March 21 (50 — An experiment to determine if a cat has nine lives led to conviction of two men on charges of dis- turbing the peace and vagrancy Officer Alfred Girolo of the Society for tlje Prevention bf Cruelty to Anlmals testified Alphonse Jones 38 and Jack Barnard 30 threw the cat repeatedly against a wall until it died For days neighbors had heard the animal yowling and the two men laughlhg Girolo said Investigation disclosed the cat was given liquor as fortification for the experiment he declared Municipal Judge Twin Michelson set sentence for Tuesday at which time hearing also will be held on charges of cruelty to animals New Streamliner LOS ANGELES March 21 UP) — A new Union Pacific railroad streamlined train cutting 14 hours from the fastest extra-far- e train service between Los Angeles and Chicago will be placed In operation within 80 days Carl R Gray president of the railroad announced here today for Haiti some 1045 miles away skirting the many West Indian islands along the edge of the Caribbean but avoiding the French There are several small group islands where they might find shelter but Haiti is presumed to be their goal because French is spoken there m Dust Storms Rage Anew in Panhandle Visibility City Block GUYMON’ Okla March 21 (A) — Dust storms raged once more in the y Oklahoma panhandle today blot-toda- than a city blockvs? at bility to some points The dust began rolling In at Guy mon early in the forenoon increasing until streets were cloaked in a saffron gloom Automobile drivers switched on their lights by noon and proceeded warily along the darkened high ways Beaver was struck by the full force of the winds and visibility was reduced to 400 yards Skies which had been clear at Boise City early in the day became dust laden as the velocity of the wind Increased Dust clouds rolled high over many parts of the state Lights were switched on in homes and business houses at Woodward-Visibilitwas 200 yards V1® MAIN NEWS SECTION — Second Fart aboard British warships since last autumh was disclosed tonight by an admiralty official who said damage to Great Britain's newest destroyer the Griffin was “under investigation” There were unconfirmed reports that pieces of metal had been placed In the vessel's machinery PLAQUEMINES La March 21 (UP) — One hundred seventy of the 375 lepers in the federal leprosarium at near-b- y Carville are stricken with malaria with “one or two" resultant deaths Dr H E Hasseltine medical officer in charge revealed today Dr Hasseltine said about 35 employes and their families have been affected Plight of the leprosy victims was made known when Dr Hasseltine appealed to state WPA headquarters for a drainage project as an "emergency measure" for mosquito control Debilitating effect of malaria upon the lepers is of “very high Incidence" the medical director said Malaria germs have been transmitted by mosquitos from surrounding swamps the doctor found Governor James A Noe and state health authorities meantime acted to stamp out a malaria outbreak in surrounding Iberville parish Dr J Cyril Eby parish health of- - WASHINGTON March 21 Swansoq was resting “comfortably” tonight at the Navy hospital after suffering a “setback” In his long fight to recover from an attack of pleurisy and a rib fracture The secretary 111 since early February was forced back to bed this morning Tire Blast Fatal Captain George C Thomas commandant of the hosBy Tribune Leased Wire said but has "responded to CHICAGO March 21—George Pe- pital and treatment” and at noon ate ters 37 years old a mechanic was rest “a hearty luncheon” repairing a truck tire in a garage Friday night when the tire ex' Lumber Output Gains plotted and knocked Peters to the floor fracturing his skull He died WASHINGTON March 21 (Ah— Tne National Lumber Manufacturtoday ers’ association forecast today the ficer reported 300 recent cases in first half of 1938 will show a 20 per Dr Eby conferred with cent his area Increase in lumber consumpDr Hasseltine today on mosquito control measures upon Instructions tion compared with the correspondfrom Dr R W Todd director of ing period of last year the state bureau of parish health ad' ministration Governor Noe Is expected to visit the leprosarium Monday for a personal inspection and conference Dr Hasseltine made his appeal £K-&(for drainage work to James H Bs Crutcher acting state administrator at New Orleans - Thr leprosarium at Carville Is a lonely outpost several miles southeast of Plaquemines and virtually Isolated It is the only one within the United States retary pe Spring Sale CURTAINS Keith- M-’- "' ” V' J J V V in a One- Price Event! 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