Show JULY THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING of saplings for planting federal land in the proposed shelter Drouth Shelter purchase belt area plan as brain trusters contemplated land privately Belt Program purchase the area for planting statement an Indication the admin Will Continue istrationaspresident’s seek get around wv'AVtt Outlook Gloomier Than in Any Previous Year ly $1250 In the olden times it was a miracle nowadays it’s a misdemeanor There’s a moral or a deduction or a lesson or something somewhere here but for me the weather is too warm to start puzzling over It You do it reader IRVIN a COBB THfiY WEIGH LESS THE BRfiEZE METER PROVES THEY’RE COOLEST 1934 Except July 1 proval wor-On- SUITS a HART SCHAFFNER & MARX more than 30000000 bushels over the June 1 forecast of 481870000 busheds It indicated a yield of almost 48000000 bushels more thaft tiie 484206000 bushels actually harvested in 1935 to go home this fall and vote in the ' presidential election Regulations provide that enrollees desiring to go home and vote will be allowed three days leave one day with pap and the other two without pay Similar leaves were granted lor the congressional elections twe— years ago CCC Workers to Get Officials estimated 40 per cent of the 350000 enrollees were of voting Vote Absence Leaves age A majority ie youths under voting age or becoming of age but not Registered WASHINGTON July 10 Conservation corps officials A West Point cadet cannot ride said Friday that leaves of absence in an automobile after 10:30 p m would be granted to C C C workers or ait in a parked car W A S H I NGTON July to poorer crop prospects on In any preJuly 1 than at that time vious year except 1934 but with prospective yields described by lome officials as about ample for domestic needs were reported Friday fn tile government's monthly forecast It was the first erop report to reflect the 1936 drouth damage Based on conditions existing ten days ago—before the blistering weather of ejiriy July— it was characterized by some veteran experts as "conservative" Total Production Indicated total production of wheat was placed at 638399000 bushels an Increase of nearly 15 000000 over the actual harvest of 623444000 bushels in 1935 The corn crpp was forecast at 2244834000 bushels compared with 2291629000 last year George A Collier bureau of agricultural economics specialist on hav feed Snd seed supplies said when advised of the report: “In view of fears expressed for 1936 production Friday’s forecast is very encouraging and suggests there will be ample food and feed ars not drasmmmmm Ml supplies if the figures cut in August" WASHINGTON D C July 10— For Postmaster General James A Farley left tically W F Callander assistant AAA camthe period of the national election a leave of absence without pay July 8 administrator and former chairman board said the formal transfer of authority occurred of the crop reportingcould paign at least William W Howes right not reobviously the report first assistant postmaster general will head when Mr Farley after clearing his desk flect recent damage crop took his leave after congratulating his temthe post office department as acting post“The board 'was required by law President Roosevelt anmaster general In this picture Farley is to stay within the range of its data” porary successor he said “which makes It apparent nounced on July 7 that he had granted to saying goodby to Howes that the report wad conservative In the light of recent high temperaheaviest damage Clo udbursts land farms wers being benefited tures" swelled the canyon streams and in- The fight program scheduled as Report Relayed undated streets and basements in part of the Nephi holiday was postThe crop report immediately was Provo From four inches to two feet poned because of the rain to interdepartmental of water surged down University Grain Damaged drouth-reliagencies which had street the principal thoroughfare At Loa in southern Utah a heavy moved during the day on a broad in Provo and other streets and ave- rain storm was reported front to extend government asnues were under water as storm Grainand hallwers damaged heavily sistance to the crops areas sewers were unable to handle the At Wendover and Tooele in These were the major developexcess load The Schramm-Johnso- n western Utah heavy storms were Drug company store basement was reported However no road or crop ments: 1 President Roosevelt announced Mudslide Closes Provo flooded with 18 inches of water was recorded 75000 W P A jobs had been The Brigham Young university damage The measurement at Price ran that rain gauge checked a precipitation well over an inch and Kanab re- authorized In the drouth area and Is Cedar Canyon City of 68 of sn inch between 5 and that 16000 persons already were at ported a heavy fall m work 7:45 p Friday unInundated by Rainfall The weather bureau predicted nine Minnesota A General Benefit settled conditions with little change 2 A Ato added of officially deslist the counties and- - agricultural in the seasonal temperatures for Horticultural (Continued from Pag One) ignated drouth counties bringing crops generally were benefited by Saturday and Sunday to ta- the total given emergency rating unofficial The rain storm in the However Utah following county Their cars later werf pulled out of 277 More than 570000 farms and ble was the Power Utah to was some by compiled damage anticipated the mud by teams resiand Light company’s substations in approximately 2850000 rural afraspberry and dewberry crops to be Wont Floods estimated were dents Idaho: Provo was and Utah The canyon mudslide fected" Residents of Washington and Iron the second in six years In 1930 the 3 Three modifications of the counties described the floods and road was closed when a vast pile of soil conservation program '"'WW cloudbursts as the worst in their mud rock and trees were strung made with an Intent to increase experience across it the result of a cloudburst Location supplies of feed crops in the It Is estimated 2 inches of rain Pioneer residents described Fri(corn belt) region had fallen during the course of the day’s rain as one of the most severe 4 Malcolm J Miller W P A field three-da- y storm at Cedar City in their experiences' It rained all day Friday at Manti At Park City the rain turned to representative was directed to establish headquarters at Atlanta for and over an inch had fallen How- sleet at nightfall when temperaprojever little rain had fallen at tures lowered High peaks were American Falls supervising drouth work-reliects designed to give employment to Milford reported rains all capped with a new fall of snow Al20000 farmers in Virginia North during Friday afternoon and while though July snows are not uncomthe runoff was heavy in the foot- mon in the Summit county peaks Carolina South Carolina Tenneshills no flood menace was reported one has not been recorded for eight Gutler see Georgia and Mississippi Fillmore recorded 30 of an inch or ten years observers said More Logan Utah Summon! Directors Friday streets were accumulating than an inch of precipitation was 5 G Tugwell resettleRexford Terminal Salt Lake runoff waters but no flood was re- recorded ment administrator summoned diSeveral automobiles reportported With the mercury hovering rectors of Montana Wyoming edly skidded off the highways in the around 48 degrees Brighton report-North Dakota South Dakota Ne Fillmore vicinity as the Toads were snow on the mountain peaks and Soldier Summit braska Minnesota and Kansas to a made slick by the storm f a heavy rainfall The precipitation conference in Washington Monday Roads 2 over was reported at well Slippery inches Officials said the estimated wheat Ephraim reported 107 Inches for for the storm and more than 50 crop of 638339000 bushels added the storm with nearly half an inch of an inch fell in the brief period to a carryover from former crops hour Friday night Canyon of one-ha- lf being recorded Friday estimated at 125000000 bushels roads were slick a sharp electrical Flood control terraces installed would result in a supply of 763399-00- 0 storm also was reported The pea on the denuded slopes of the high bushels They said that would harvest reportedly at its peak was Davis county watershed by the U be 123399000 bushels more than S service most their received forest curtailed and some damage was the annual average domestic con NEW YORK July 10 UPb-M- rs fearea as the heavy vines sagged to severe test Friday A R Croft at640000000 of about statache of the range experimental Ruth Bryan Owen minister to sumption the ground bushels A precipitation of Denmark will be married SaturRoads were open to Roosevelt tion reported Crop authorities said it was sigand the light drizzle had been 89 of an inch was reported over a in the vaulted Episcopal nificant that the July 1 estimate checked as beneficial to agricultural period and rain was fall- day 512- of winter wheat The terraces church at Hyde Park N J to 085000 bushels— wasproduction— Interests there ing late at night an Increase of Rohde of the to were 70 of cent filled min1 within ten for Kanab Rain pelted Captain Boerge per utes and the most precipitation at their capacity during the height of Danish king’s court with Presi at storm when the rain fell One fall over a three months’ period the dent Roosevelt and Mrs Roqse-ve- lt the rate ef 240 inches per hour was reported looking' on A steady rain fell all day at Price for a period The vows in the international romance will be read by the Rev Heavy precipitation was reported in Estimate Storage the canyons M Shoemaker rector of It was estimated 150000 cubic Samuel Hay Damaged feet of water was being held by the New York City’s4 Calvary Episcop m (eastern pal church at More than an Inch and a half approximately 85 miles of terracing President and The standard time) 42 measinch an was of rain had fallen at Heber City At Ogden of Ice where agricultural damage was re ured up to 6 p m The turbulent Mrs Roosevelt will entertain at a supper wedding AWNINGS FURNISHED BY ported most heavy Nearly every Weber and Ogden rivers Irose but Mrs Owen who could assume farmer in the Wasatch valley has little during the storm discounting cut his hay reports said and the rumors of severe storms in the the feminine counterpart to her Smith & Adams Go husband’s title kammerjunkare— crop undoubtedly will be damaged mountain watershed areas In to King Manufacturers of All Kinds of A steady shower had piled up 15 gentleman X— waiting heavily pea crop damage was exsaid she would conChristian CANVAS GOODS pected to be heavy Inasmuch as the of an Inch at Logan and & hard herself “Ruth to Bryan sign harvest was curtailed and the heavy rain was falling at Brigham City tinue 225 EDISON ST Was 1454 official and literary Southern Idaho reported a steady Owen" in her pods were knocked to the ground work 33 Cloudbursts smashed heading grain and heavy rainfall with of an crops Roads however in Wasatch inch of precipitation being recordcounty were not damaged and traf- ed at Pocatello where it had been fic was not hampered raining intermittently for five days Utah county in the north central Late reports from Nephl said more part of the state bore some of the than an inch of rain had fallen Dry UPb-Civil- ian ely Storm Floods DIXIE WORSTED BY enpyp congressional liquidation of the project and divert relief funds to fur ther the work Officials said under the broad powers vested in the president on control of relief funds he can proceed with the project in the face of congressional disap- Just a Minute SCALES SHOW pwy to By Tribune Leased Wire WASHINGTON July 10 r- - President Roosevelt Friday declared he With Cobb Is going ahead with the new deal plan of creating a drouth shelter SANTA MONICA Cal July 10 belt of trees from the Canadian to — Once upon an early time there the Mexican border until available was a man so holy that even the funds are exhausted The plan was advanced during wild creatures would not harm the drouth of 1934 Department of him He drew a thorn from the agriculture experts envisioned a vast paw of a lame lion and the grata belt of trees hundreds of miles wide in the far west The trees they said ful beast followed after him so would stand as sentinels against he became a saint and is the other dust storms and hold moisture in the toil to curb drouth ravages Tangayika which In hiSj budget message to conblack man a savgress last January the president age by our definitions was on proposed to spend 11000000 on the trial It seemed the lions were program during the present year raiding the stock so the native This expenditure was to be but a authorities set traps for them The accused found a lion in one of probeginning of a vast long-tergram to cost hundreds of millions these traps and made a ladder and of dollars Congress viewed the plan went down and helped the great coldly and cut the appropriation to brute to escape Being arrested he $75000 explained simply that the lion was At his conference Mr his friend So they fined him press The rrsrswp was may Roosevelt war asked if he intended to go ahead with the shelter belt He replied that the project was going ahead Told of the congressional action Mr Roosevelt said he had not heard of It but would go as far as he could The $75000 is to be used for the Reveals Poor Crop Prospect owned The viewed Declares lie Will Press Project Till Funds Exhausted U S Forecast developed of all in President 1936 on The by II State’s Valley relayed lb BEARS wax or green RUI1CH RADISHES CARROTS TURNIPS OI1IOHS 2 for HEY POTATOES 6 lbs CABBAGE lb TOMATOES lb IONS LIMES sun-parch- ed north-centra- Woman Envoy To Wed Today SOFTASILK BISQUICK WHEATIES large large 2 for 48 GOLD BOND FLOUR LBS UlUCBahner 4 tall cans Gebhardl Hex Style Beans TUNA Yellow all white TaU er at Because foixie Worsteds are they respond best to shape and style forming needlework— that means better fit and Style all-wo- ol ' Dixie Worsteds are moderate in first cost and do not have to be cleaned often— that means money saving Get into a Dixie Worsted— the ideal summer suit $ By Tribune Leased Wire liva CALLENDER Ont July Dionne and his five older children gathered round tho cradle of the newest baby Friday and debated for half an hour what his name should he This conference of a happily excited family finally ended when Monsieur and Madame Dionne at last decided to call their day-ol- d son twelfth of his line Joseph Robert Telesphore Dionne So from now on to his older brothers and sisters who all approve of the selection he will bear that name but also the affectionate diminutive of "le ’tite frere” (the little brother) He is the “le ’tite’ frr" of the Dionne quintuplets too Only the quintuplet wonders busy in their costly play 10-O- is a scientific machine that registers the The Breeze-Metamount of air that passes through any fabric — at any given velocity er Arthur Frank 210 Dionne Family Selects Name For New Baby After Debate South Main Street ground were still unaware of their baby brother The news had not been brought to them Mrs Dionne whose condition according to the attending physician is all that could be desired and whose night’s rest using her own translated French words whs "very refreshing” was sleeping soundly at dawn when the five older children dashed Into her room to see the new baby “If only the ’junelles’ (her name for the quints) could see him though" lamented Mrs Dionne “If only they could see' I wonder what they would say and do “Well- - 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