Show 'M f A THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING AUGUST 22 1938 E Peterson Officials Roused Senate Probers’ Ire the not Cart Bennett Sadie Leon MUler Weyne Chadwick Oslsford Kenneth Yancey Mm Adamaon-Blanch- e Tattersall Leon Bromley A P L B ol Contempt Action Washington f I ' J L v With Cobb WASATCH (17 Votee) Following ! a llat of the delegatee tot Ellas L Day N W Sheffield MelvIntCoon O A James A L Say Bart Douglas Giles Harold A Steven H Republican state nominating con Peterson Virgil H Smith Reed Smith Lewis Glen R Sawyer John Balfour entlon which will ba held Saturday Frank Thorn berg W A Leatham Jo- Roy Petersen Orion McRae Tbomta Gay Cummings Paul H Hunt Andrew In MeCUllough's arena A few names seph L Thorpe Mrs Earl Davis Mrs MadUl Henry Brlnghumt Harold Mae-k- ey A Llmsday John A AndersonW Clarence L Van Oetlund J Albert Smith yet reported to the perty head- Emmett Smith John Hendrickson Mm Clark Bronson Bamual Gull Jessie Olsen Joseph L Wade Ben J Ninth precinct— James Smith Ira R Wagoner quarters are not Included T James bent Broad Virgil Pyper Clyde Brown R LeRoy Thatcher Fred Woods Rudy Louis E Goff L A Porter P D BEATER (14 Tote) Virgil Fmughton Bennett LindWaldo Kammerle Mrs Jennie Stewart Canning Henry Walker Peter Van HoweLeella William Fred Moon Boyden say George C Murdock Thomas W Ounn John Oondaa Oliver L Richards Mark Ephraim Plxton Parley R Glover John Wtnterton Mra Luella Fitzgerald Mm George O Miller Alex Hamilton Taylor TutUe W H Smith H J Christiansen Q Adams Joseph D MlUerberg Nell Floreuoe Greener Farnsworth C Dennis White D O Mrs A C Husbands Ira B Cannon Anderson Lyle Reading Joseph M WASHINGTON (19 VLtes) toblnson Lucian GUliea Ernest Joseph A H Smith D F Frederlekaon Hyrum Werner Clement Butler Don Stuart sabell GUUes Hells Jensen Eh GUUes Christensen Mm Ethel Harper June John H Shaw C O W Pierson Louis Chanucey Sandberg Lorain Cox MarB Sharp Axel L Fikstad Jr A M Peterson Mm C C Jensen Roy Glazier tin Anderson H T Atkin C L Meat Jr George P Low B Bowers ‘ Marsden Heber Sheets George Baxter Sortn Peter Peterson M B Andrews David Hlraohl F J Bowler Walter Can BOX ELDER (44 Tote) non WUllam Love Orval Hafen A E Mis Alice Muster O W Holmberg O D Ballard Ennis Hendrickson J Wesley Lear-HolTenth precinct — T A Butterfield' MUler Rex Bardner J R Crawford Mm Horsley Af J Shumway James H Marshall J Clyde Coult Aug 21 un — Tosco CaU Wayne Bandaii WUllam R Grow Roy Von Elm E E Dern H Morgan Reynold BlUa Reuben Rhode Prince Paul H Gates A P Failure of Railway Audit and In? Mrs Wyna Hansen B‘ O CaU O 8 Dahl Luella Greene Mary Stevenson B Bpenoer Louie A Christensen Dell Stout Winfred Oubler W C Cox Startford Harry Taylor A C Pearson Hairy W Madaen A Cornell Knight' Haun James H Jenson Lawrence T Madge Cannon Mm W O Cox Mm pection company official to an Nonna Jeppson C J Wood Walter G Myrtle Brlmhall Lucretla Mayhue Dahl Walter A Mabey Henry Holt A Eva C Webb Mrs Lillian Cox Sam Mm Florence GoUghUy L B Cardon A Macke C C Coylar Dr P E Btraup Fullerton Mrs Vivian Woodbury D O wer subpenas in the aenate'a labor Mann H L Richards A N FI ahburn Waldemar CaU J D Gun-arso- n Auburn Chlpman Rulon J Sperry Roy O W Knudaen L A Walker H E Watson Walter Slack Joe Ray Bertha apy Inquiry Friday drew quick J E DsLong Alvin B C Farnsworth Marjorie K Merrill A E Holm- H Bltner Amelia M Croft H A Rich Barton Clyde Crump McGregor warning of federal proaecution and gren Mark Nichols C O Christensen Rachel Watts W O Ruckenbrod L G Hardy Mat Ashby Mra Elmer Taylor SAN JUAN Votes) ( Mrs Walter Mann Lucinda Jensen Kelly L N Ellsworth Junius Romney Don Musser R M Reber Dan Hasten qenate contempt action Marbln Lyman J E Netlson Charles H Christensen Hyrum Ruesch Marvin Senator La Follette (Pror Wia) L D WUde Earl D Marble Harold Pear-- i John P Creer A B Keeler J P Sharp Redd Wood Claude and Roy Mrs Young CaU Nebeker son Howard Heber Hlrschl Iva'Lue Mm V A C E Terry S A Bunker Shields T chairman of the investigating com- Mlu Lucille Jensenf J E Halverson Cummings WaUace Iverson A J Isom Elms WoodDrl Dean K Christensen Herbert Redsbaw Herrtnger mittee called the nonappearance Mrs' Jack Zundetl Thomas Adame F De SANPETE (41 Votes) bury Herbsrt Isom Amos Workman Lamar R D Kelly J Eastman the "grossest and most flagrant con- Leland Seeley Martin Reeder John F Hatch MmHoltEmma M Gardiner E S E Cook N M Jensen Mat- Edward McMulUn Mrs Edward McMul Oeorge Mrs Horace L Richards Culbert N R Ricks Geylen 8 Toung thias Allred C S lln Antons Bracken Mm Marie Cantempt of subpenas” He said that Holmgren Augason Osmond Calderwood Mrs J Wesley Hors- Marllla H Barlow Charles N Fehr Crowther P M Christensen Dr H E non Bert Sullivan Albert Mathis How"every legal remedy which can be Robert Percy Knudson E J Holmgren Mrs F M ley Evans Carlson Dice Ernest R Anderson Jamea Larsen ard Cannon A D Wallace H Oubler James taken to punish this flaunting of W Betterldge Earl B Ward Mm John M R Vera Knight Lucy Elmo L Iraons Russell BaUey Rodney Jr Kenneth Hlrschl Leo Reber H V the power of the United States sen- J E Halveraop Bert Olson David Holm- B Seeley Knight Frank G roe beck John Me-Ph- L Anderson Roland R Taylor John Hafen Orvll WAYNE (6 Votes) gren Mrs Zelpha T Erickeen Han-teate will be taken” Thomas A Beal Norman Sims L Bench A J Anderson Ed Peterson n Merrill Mrs Leland Capener A M W Hal Farr Royal J Brlnkerhoff Jease H Tanner W M Jensen Dr Rigby Floyd Young Plans Conference C M Mrs J D Gunderson Mrs Hunt Oeorge T Eckersley R C Waring David H L L Petersen W D Candland John Oeorge Ward R J Dailey Hugh King Royoe Peterson Mlse De lords Pafr PrUUla Later La Follette told reporters Knudson Gundemen Larson Farrell J Dansle George MUllgan Joseph Mrs P Leland Seeley Lorenao N C WEBER (161 Votes) Poulson Catherine Dixon X R Squire O M Aldrich Dr A L Peterthe company officers could be prose- Thorton W Anderson Mrs Alton Christensen J E McGregor J L jMatt Max L R Nebeker Clarence Schank sen Charles Eastlnger A L Petersen cuted in federal court for “con- Orson A Iverson Fred W Peterson Berrett Welch Isaac Morrison Schmidt James Mm Leland Joseph Mattson Dr O B Madsen WU- Mabel Oldroyd W 8mlth J A Josephson John Mrs John TE Lech Blodgett Oeorge A Larson W J tumacy” and cited to the senate for John WUllam Werrett llam H Sorensen John F Juatensen Crltchlow Daley John G W Merlon W Alfred Adams 101x7 Albert Bott Jensen contempt He said he would confer Heber Hart Mrs David A Msnn Ras- Jr Mrs J R Wilson Ray Roeebraugh FerrU M Sorensen J S Christensen Harold welch NellieJones John GibEvans Mar- Jacob Thompson F H Rasmussen Dean son David Mattson Lowe with Senator Thomas (D Utah) his mus Peterson P C Petterson Leonda J Edward Swift Chauncey Francis Wiggins WUllam ' Singer A R Folster Eldon Frost A W Thomson Lafe C committee colleague about how to Holst Mrs 81ne Thoraen J C Knudson garet Allred Orue Oeorge Barker J Sheridan McGarry Mm 'Lina J W Shand Mrs J W Shand L R Lewis Glbby J Wallace J C Harrop Mm Floyd Wells Ebble Richardson Maroni Emery Anderson Leslie Mm proceed Jennie Orant N O Mm W Newman Nestlar Frank Mias Lela Jensen Lavoy Iverson Parley Norseth Reed Wallace The committee is inquiring into JArbon Wlntch Lawrence Lettle Manning Barker Davis Mm J B Dyreng M L Jonea O Taylor Horace Llttlewood James Fullmer Mm J H Mm Joseph Mm Leland Anderson Horace Teylor Hall George 8offe interferences with civil liberties Byron Child Lowry Samuel Barker Farr Reuel O John Harper and John P Bush Wllford Wlntch Mm W H Irvine Bryant S Young Brown Lewie Larson Six officers of the company a Mary S Hayden N J Harris CACHE (65 Totes) Mm H B Anderson Gerald Irvine F M Cox Lee Hall F M Alder B E Hayden Drabble C E Condle Angus private detective agency stayed W G Clark L S Dunn Olat I Peder- T E Lewis Mm A Waldemar C M Borg Charles W Lund C H ChUda EVictor Berlin Joseph Wallace H A Mlers away from the committee’s first son Mrs Ebba Lundahl W W Hall Croft Jay C Jensen Josephine M Junius Metcalf Elgin Mellor Alonozo Marie Brown A T J A Hestmark Ferrell Funk O Hardy W F Goff Manon Smith West Seegmlller Lowry hearing after two court actions had J W Crawford George Howell Joseph Flygare Heber J Helner Joseph Odell N C Price M A Pond WUllam J W L Skanchy J Edward been started each challenging the KowalUs Emma P Kofold SEVIER Helner (29 Jay Votes) Asa Bullen Rush Salmon Harold A Dent Lionel J BradWilliam John C Davis Leroy Thorsten-ss- n L ford Anton Streble M O Ashton K constitutionality of the investiga- Budge A Thayne C Allen Richard Bonne Joseph F Peterson DeLoyd Christen- Janklna Leroy B Young L J Holther Waltion Tom Terry Alma Sonne Mrs P W Frank Eardley Dr George A Allen sen H W Keate G A Staples WUUam ter EUlngson A E Stratford P H T Owens I S Hansen Vern Sorensen Ellason J Charles Johnson William Frank E Butler Asks Injunction C J Canfield Joseph B Second ward— H P Myton Margrette R W Sevy Orln Snow George Peter- Mulcahy H Griffin E 8 Larson Reed Bullen D Evans Wilson Icclss J Royal Ray In one action Douglas Rtoe L D Nalebltt O A Bonne Ernest Renshaw E H Eardley Frank Evana son A O Rasmussen Byron Hanchett C H Thorstensen H W Vice president of the company asked Young Mrs Barah Harris Merrill Peter- J G Alien J H Preece Fred J Heath J F Delange J W Stewart Ed Soren- P Morrissey Cecil Qealta W Karl Hopkins Htnley son Willard Ferd Erickson Johnson OottreU Alex Charles Johnson Mrs Ada Coppln H A Soderberg the federal court here to enjoin all' son H C ParlorN Farrel Moroni Skeen A A E Dalnes Mrs N E Buchanan WUUam P Skogland Charles Pearl Erickson H Roland Tletjen Mm Johnson the company’s officers from giving Parrel 8paim WUUam Z Terry Oeorge Shupe Dalnes N P- - Lawrence Otto Lundberg H Pitts Mm Klva Cowley Dale 8 Lewis Jones V F Bradley Atm V F Burt aarner M J Steed David Wans-gaa- rd the committee the company’s books Joseph A Smith Ernest Maughan Young W G Shelton Ell Robblnton Bradley Martin Isaacson Mm Martin Jim Dawson M A Johnston and records Walker Harry Hoodless J H Emma M Johnson WaUace E Clements Isaacson Vera Bloomqulst Vera Pace R Oscar Browning J O Crompton subpenaed several Van oe DFred Alten Christensen T A Hunt Don JoDora Bnow Chadwick Gill Warren Peterson J Byron Joseph Kemp weeks ago Doyle S Jones Ethel Price Erma Nielson Kenney Zula Nielson 8 U Jorgehaon- -' John MUls Nielson R S McQuarrle Frank Herrick Fred G In another action filed in Phila seph L W McCann L Vera Toolson Anne NeweU McClellan Mrs T E WUdlng Jamea I Rex E C Wright E J Freece Amende C Bingham Virgil Jr Taylor delphia Rice asked the federal dis- M Farr T B Farr J Max Toolson D J Thomas Jennie Roeander Mrs PW HL Madsen M A VFreece C A White Peterson Gauds Surrage Don Carver E H Erickson Warner J Mm trict court to prevent examination R L AUen Mr and Mrs Clem L Raw-lin- Josie Griffith Mrs Mary Ferry Bay-singC E Palmer Mervln Thompson Gordon Street L A Poulson er W A Bair Mrs Louise Hendricks Edna Matson Louis Buhrley Julia M P Mathews Alexander of these books and records by the Thompson SUMMIT! (24 Votes) Jake Westbrook Alvin Norell Mrs Rachel Harrison R A- - Ellason Carlson E Carl Green B L Bybee senate committee Albln T Clawson WUUam H Jensen W H Hendrickson Maw McDowell R R Fletcher Agnes Farnsworth Lewie Spaulding T M Jonea J D A Reed S Chios Dunn and To Show Cause Alma B Rich Ins Viola Zumbrunnen Hooper Norton Bowne Joseph Skeen Third ward— R A Putnam Mm Leda J C Clark J H Roberts Herschel Cal- O E Forsgren J M Forrlstall L Zlts-ma- n CARBON (34 Totes) Justice James M Proctor in the George W BaUey Mm derwood L F Anderson R E BaUey A J Carver Jamea Davla W A R J Vaughan Henry Hstshbetger J W Hammond Mm Else Conde Moee C court here ordered the company’s Robert- - C Newsom Taylor H Fred Egan Harriet Omen D F Hodeon Fred Barker A L Mrs B M Bliss Mrs E N Ruggert W Lillian Winter Furgasen Joseph to officers show cause next Tues- Radcllffe A E Gibson J A McDonald Pearson J W Guild Axel Blonqulst Toone Joseph Faulkner Oeorge Hansen Louis Leatham T O Smith Jay Williams Merle day why they should not give the Louisa McDonald Joseph Barbogllo Winter Melva Nelson Mary A Allen Robert Brlkbeck Oeorge 8 Krueger Theodore Henefer George Barben Ezra Colton S P Thorit committee the books and records Georgs Bpratllng McMillan Fred Jaques Mm Sarah Robertson J E Johnson Kyle H V Alston Qulllco Rose WUUam E Kirkwood A E Schle-d- er Clarence In Philadelphia Judge Oliver B Hatch MF 8 Wyckoff John Knudaen Charles Sargent Ed MacKnlght Mrs R J Mm J W Reese W T Edward Sorenson Robert Kimball Dickinson Indicated he was not in- William Carlo A R Nllson Dalplaz Mrs Homer Stewart Harry Gregory clined to grant & blanket restrain- Vaughan TOOELE (20 Votes) R W Crockett Belmont Richards J F G E Garrett Sam Brown Mm Hilda Peacock Mrs Henry Archer Mm Jeanette Lunt Don C Johnson J' W Clark G M ing order but expressed the belief MacKnlght Gomer Btaes Marguerite E Bernardl Btyleam there might be some papers the Ruggeri Oman Cole Charles Helner Frank Mathews George St Galr Paul Btuckl J H Leautaud Harry Douglas I Kooyman Roecoe W Irvine Mrs Mra A A Gillespie Nets Biomstrom committee had no right to see He Andrew Mahlares W M Draper Mrs William E W Dan Gillespie Earl Marshall Mm 8 J Reese Rose BoUwlnkel Glen suggested that Rice specify partic- Norton R E Birchard J Bracken Lee Mm Bells Sharp David H Thomas N BUss Radcllffe Wallace E M 8 ularly the records he did not wish Fourth ward —F L Beatle W J Charles John C Bryan S W Frallsy Leatham Wlllee A C E M disclosed Later this suit was with- Grange John Daskol A George Bowen Kucha J D Brown N H Judd Ashton Albert R B Horsley F B Mrs C R Ferguson Carl Krogue B M Larson J H Chris- WUllam MatHews Roy T Brown drawn Hanson John Holden Henning Olson tensen Jennie Musser George H WatUINTAH (17 Votes) Carlyle Pace Erin Leonard Gerald Wat- son Nan Richardson L E Brown R C Cooper WUllam H 81ddoway kins S J Sweetflng Eugene Hansen C K Joyce E A Rogers T Bowring C L Knight W S Henderson W H DAGGETT (List Unavailable) Woodbury Mrs H H Halliday Calvin Donaldson B H 8tringham Thoral DAVIS (29 Votes) Price Mra Lauren W Gibbs John Larson J Clive Davis Claudius A James Peter C Carls ton Benjamin Banks Lester George Mitchell T C Sorenson Fred Dea Jenkins Bingham A C Callister Mrs Waldo LyRich Sterling Rollins D R Tolman Spence man Ptrry E Burnham W W Rogers George C Davis Reuben A McConkte W Colton Charles A Hatch ErnQuayle Cannon Hyrum Sessions Dr J Reuben Hugh Mra Warner Viola III Clark B L Keeler David Mabey David Boffe Eaton Martin W Curtis C 8 CarRobert J est C H Toone Raymond Davis A R Mrs Helen E Crltchlow Ralph Blddoway Lafe Annie ter Alvin Weeks Joseph Nelson Anderson H H Robinson Horace Van Glendtnnlng Don L McConkte Charlee Fred Abbott Scott Dahlqulst Richardson Fleet Horton C Miller John Chase Hlgham K Brain Victor WUklns Ray E Nash H NEW YORK 'Aug 21 UPt-- Dr J B Cooley Julian Miller Harold Nel- M D Blackburn Mrs W B Kelly J N Davis Mm Edith M AUen J O Mm Barnum Brown curator of paleon- son William A Dawson William H F Pattersen Joseph Mounteer Mm Horrocks Evyln Green Ferd J Fabian Fred A More-to- Paul Francis C R Henderson Schofield J W Nystrom W RusLyman tology at the American Museum of Simmons MWUllam M J Greenwood Misa Gertrude Wallace T Whitesides sel Mrs Todd W A Orant Hacking Natural History commenting on Johnson Erwin Mm Myrtle Kenyon Ed GaUey L E Epperson A W Nance McOrath Banks the discovery of human remains Mrs Anne F Rutledge C V K Saxton J E Johnson Jaren L Jones Ella C UTAH (101 Votes) Richard W Ray Irwin Clawson and a ground sloth in the same cave Walter Cottrell George E Holt D M Archer R E Alien Gaude Ashworth A H Hlgham Karl in Arizona said Friday: “We have Nelson and Jans K Nelson Mm J H Beck Jasper A ward— Peter K Wells N W Bandley Fifth DUCHESNE (17 Votes) B Bird Otto Blrk R H Boswell J D M Hanson Sonnedecker every reason to believe early hu J Larsen Elroy Wilkins W K Smyth Anna JM Daley Glen George Rasmus- Boyd Fred A Brown Mm Grace Chee-v- er mans existed in America up to 15000 Rulon A Sherman Christensen Don ConDye L D Gardner James E Bacon sen Edward P Hltzler David E Geiger years ago" Heber T Hall M E Lundberg W H T F Griffin M W WUcox James over Jesse N Ellertson Ralph Elliott A noted “bones hunter” himself Stone 8 A Welle H C Ward James Devine De-viO W A Facer Maurice Harding Clarence Anne B Needham R Dr Brown visited last winter the Dalglelsh Frank Data Ralph Maxwell Richard E Papworth Theo Mari H Harmon Victor Hatch Raymond B Pack Leslie Maxwell William Minnie Davis Barah Lawrence Laura Holbrook Mrs Raymond B Holbrook Hedges lower Grand canyon area where the Potter C H Hartman Mrs Fanny Hedqulst Burnham L G Thayne Melvin Barnes Wllford Hall discovery was made EMERY UaayaUable) Frank Knlfflng Claudia Morris M M J M Jensen E D Jones Mm 8 H (Ust is a "It major discovery— a most GARFIELD (11 Votes) Johnson Mm Lola Rlngwood Mm Fern Jones S H Jones Reed J Knudsen remarkable thing" he said “It is Jams M Sargent John O MUler Cooper Theron T Davis C 8 Harmon Clarence Loose Harold B Makln Fred N Mabey W H Chlpman Mrs L Markham Lee Morgan M B Pope apparently the most complete sloth Frank Hsycock M J Proctor WAhl-stro-Tm RendeU James A Gibson W H Crozler May Hugo Price Ed M Howe John L RusOwens Jr T Frank Sevy Frank that has ever been found" W J Henderson O J Golding Preston Ruth V Byrne A E Jensen sell Sidney B Sperry Charles W Thom- Dr Brown doubted however Mre Lacy Thompson George VinAnthony N Austin J M Randolph Allen Herbert 8 Gleavee H J whether the human remains dated Frederick W Wolters Joseph Wlrthlln cent Walter P Whitehead Mm Lottie GRAND Votes) (6 Worthen James Anderson Earl McAllister' Stewart M Hanson Walter back more than 2000 years F B Hammand Mitchell Meltch Orln Tugman Fred J Morris E Briggs Nell Dahle Lee R Davis Dale “From evidences 1 saw of the vil- George J Burck D E Baldwin Mrs Mm D Sorensen Mrs A L Evans Henry A Gordon Joseph HanBruce Johnson lages there the Indians were not D B Baldwin R J MUler Neff Mrs George Brent C S Culp sen Henry Johnson Mrs Henry John Mrs Maude C Melville W Z Harrison son Gilbert A Johnson Joseph Larsen IRON (20 Votes) older than that — but they were the Dr John Z Brown Mrs Miss Eleanor Matley Mrs Alvin Mar-cussJ G Edythe-Eg- an earliest type of pueblo people” he Frank B Wood O C BowiAan Ben Markham Robert Milner F C T Van Winkle Glen Froyd Myron Hlgbee F C Loofbourow said “The earliest skeletons found Pace Sixth precinct—Joseph 8mlth E E Rulon Nelson Mrs Rulon Nelson WilWllford Day Sam Abbott G B Wilin America1 are the basketmakecs of liams R J Shay Roee S Fuller Arthur Stanley L R Derbldge WUllam A liam Olson Frank -- Proctor Fenton the southwest They do not go back Nelson Douglas Clark Harold Dalton Pardoe M 8 Winder M E‘ Miller Reeve Silas 8nell Heber Swanson Mm Oscar Hulet T W Jones Zona Wood Walter Rowsell T Tracy Wright Zina Blanche Swenson T Thomas Mm Perry more than 4000 years” Durham Morris J T Leigh John D Wright Oraon Spencer WUlard Cowley Thomas Jamea Williams 8 R Lindsay A T Shurtleff Earl Love Charles J Pearl Bigler Emil Houser Braxton BarHopkins 1 Ray Lyman Engar Sam Goldstein Charles Heesch nett R L Wilson Jr R W McMulUn JfJAB (20 Votes) C Wlghtman Mrs B R Lindsay R E Winn H C Crane Clyde Shaw Joseph Erickson Joseph Smith Fred Philo Frank Lowry Joseph Barry S E Taylor Naomi Hillman Henry Mrs Rhea Beagley A C Starr Loren Morgan S WUllam C Grant Carter Parker Jeppson Faye Elmer Charles Boyer Park L K Webb P N Anderson P L WUUam H Mines lone Atwood Prank M O Packard C G Salisbury M R Earl Oreenhalgh Gordon P Jones Straw pr John R Anderson C O WASHINGTON Aug 21 UP)-P- lans Wood John Nielsen L S Jackman Lundskog Newell McMillan Seventh precinct—George Ferguson Claudln Dr V M Sevy T 8 Peterson were announced Friday night Alma Dalby Prank Townley J H DonD A H L 'R Mrs O Maude Labrum Matilda Moulton Chrlstopherson WUlmore Nate by Works Progress Administrator nelly WUllam Boyer W Cahoon Carlos Smith Henry FlorAdams E C Jorgenson J W Holden Karl Eager ence N R Cowley T Mark Mumford Mrs Marvel Hacker Thomas Towers Harry15-ci- L Hopkins for a‘ simultane- Ralph Whitehead KANE (S Votes) E Johnson Leland Powell ty E B TUden J Stillman ous of a Benjamin Sharpies production play Dave Smith Hans Chamberlain Fred L C Hughley H C M Christensen Jones Mm E M Jones 8 A ’'Willis based on the novel' “It Can’t Hap- Carroll Elmer Jackson E R Tuttle Klsworth Hansen Percy Sadler 8r Mark LeRoy Davis Z E Zimmerman Mm pen Here” under auspices of the Hoyte Chamberlain Mrs Dana Findlay Austin Arthur Gardiner J E Christen- Mary Cooper Junius West Lawrence theater projects sen LeRoy Barrstt WUllam P Pratt Walker H E Johnson W W Urn Duncan McDonald Florence Parry James Lawrence James H- - Walker S A Kirk M B The performances Hopkins said KULARD (22 Votes) W W preclnot— J H Mayberry H Christiansen Lyean Johnsofk would take place Tuesday night Carl G Theobald Harold R Morris C Eighth Anderson J O Denton H M Adams Warnlck D B Thorne C J Cobbley October 20 in Boston Newark Los Belva W Morris Dudley D Cralte P T Joe White Mm A A V H McAlllstar Watkins Mm Edith Christenson Leland Canister R A Nelson M Nielson A C Mary Angeles San Francisco Denver Black Ensign Paul Cosgrove Ivan Burr Grover Evans Leonard Chip-ma- n B V Kimball Frank Lincoln ‘ Cropper J E Chadwick Jarvis Aydelotte Chicago New York New Orleans Gardner Waldo George Mrs Offle Edward Diamond J H Breeze I W Cleveland Dallas Tacoma 'Indian- Anderson Alfred Robinson Ed Nelson Kelly Ottla Walsh Marvin Hatch apolis Syracuse Detroit and either James Memmett Reno George Anderson JoJacksonville or Miami Fla Carl Nixon Edward Anderson seph Carroll Leo Stott Ernest Bushnell Lawrence Williams MORGAN (9 Votes) Quality R R Borland G 8 Helner E A C WUde Bert Turner Frank Ulrich Crouch H H Claude Parkinson LOS ANGELES Aug 21 VP— Jay to Appear' at IIcRringDraws Threat 1 Just a Minute Pett H DeVere Wootton L B Adamson Jeeaa'Bpafford W H Roberts Failure t) SANTA MONICA Cal Aug 21 Whllt Francs was asking us to sntsr Into a “neutrality pact” aa regards Spain ’twould appear she tven then was extending very material “sympathies" to tho lay alist aide Anyhow Italy thinks so and Germany too And now Portugal sprouta unrest and Great ” Britain issues thrsats Since we already were neutral —and If we have any sense will keep on being as neutral as a stop and go signal— America didn’t need to enter any pacts And if we continue minding our own business we will have neither a sick headache nor a fresh batch of uncollectible foreign loans when the preeent meee ie ever The point Is that France seemingly has been caught playing a double diplomatic game but she has been playing that game ever since stand for Paris was a Julius Caesar and never missed a trick yet unless you would count losing our good will as a trick The debt of Lafayette has been paid It waa paid with accrued interest mighty soon after our boys landing over there in 1617 began changing dollars into IRVIN S COBB francs Decentralize Drouth Aid Board Suggests i h f V kota planning board “is that la future programs for drouth states the county should be ths unit in accarrying out ? tivities”' drouth-preventio- ' RAPID CITY S D Aug'M UP) —Decentralization In future drouth relief programs' was considered favorably by planning board representatives of seven midwest plains states who met hers Friday afternoon to draft recommendations which will be put before the president’s drouth committee Saturday “One point upon which agreement will be sought” said W R Ronald chairman of ths South Da- - SKEEK3D QiSTIffiO' year Kva President Cardenas the backing ha Bseded to fores Plutarco Ellas Calls from the role he had played as Mexico's “strong man’ and government director -o- i-irni!- one-nig- ht Mexico Party Heads Named MEXICO CITY Aug 21 MPV— congressmen hiving vir tually forced the resignation of Emilio Portes Gil from the presidency of the government’s political party were understood Friday night to have selected three candidates Left-win- g to succeed him The group was said to have chosen Senators Ernesto Soto Reyes Federico Medrano and Agustin Arroyo as candidates to replace Portes Gil as leader of the national revolutionary party President Laiaro Cardenas will make the final de- cision Soto' Reyes is the leader of the congressional left wing Medrano is a staunch supporter of the government’s labor policies and one of congress’ finest orators while Arroyo is undersecretary of public works It was the rs who last Summer and Early Fall Suits WPA Plans to Purchase ‘It Can’t Happen Here’ : GET THE GONG They had their chance to make gpod at regular prices! 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