| Show ' THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE THURSDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 3 1838! euth than to Landon The lives after no trace them figures given out: NYBourbons better found Wednesday e Toll Kentucky Boy Chosen to Aid V Roosevelt Washington Their upset boat found about Landon Lemke Thomas Browder midnight Tuesday night ‘Test Rises in Utah of Tube’Parents Those missing were Eugene FormCorpsto Landon Fight livan Thomas Henry Philip Jensen and John Dan Weir Browder Roosevelt Aid Storm Areas man brought Sept The infection was probably the 17 IS new hope to the "test which Philip way — body "We are giving strong considers' lion to the possibility Miss Muir was slain by another woman” Chief Sears said The text of Detective Dleckmann’s telegram to headquarters here follows: examination re"Preliminary that hairs taken from fingernails of left hand and from palm of right hand were female hairs according to Dr Loudermilk of Pomona college At 12 p m we will complete the examination” Previously officers had gone solely on the assumption Miss Muir was killed by a man The Riverside Cal Y WC A executive was beaten to death with some heavy object' in a beach cove Mon y day night Determine Color Detectives later revealed part of the hairs found in Miss Muir’s hand were blonde ' or light gray Miss Muir is a reddish brunltte Off! cers here said their reports indicated they were not from Miss Muir's own body ft was remembered Captain Kelly vealed was 133 Oregon— Roosevelt 432 Lemke CHICAGO 2 MB— In only Minersville in Danger as Rains Tax Capacity 6f Rocky Fort Dam MB-Ma- urice (Contlnae4 from Fes On) stats health laboratory left Wednesday for Minersville to make an investigation and report to Dr Jones One fortunate aspect of the situation is that a good many Minersville people were immunised against typhoid fever after floods hit the region several weeks agul The board of health will make it possible for those who then neglected to be vaccinated to avail themselves npw of this form of protection Engineer to Aid R G Heath engineer for the W P A at Provo was sent to Minersville to determine what the W P A can do to help the town In cleaning up the debris left by the flood Darrell J Greenwell state W P A administrator said that funds will be available to hire men for rehabiliRuth Muir tation work Mayor Truman R Rollins of previously had stated awe$an kill-- r Minersville will come to Salt Lake often strikes many more blows City to hold a special conference than a man although he did not with Governor Henry H Blood and suspect at that time a second wo- other state executives Thursday at man might be Involved Miss Muir 11 a m He told the governor in a had been struck several crushing telephonic communication Wednesblows autopsy surgeons said far day that more than two miles of more than enough to Inflict fatal pipeline had been destroyed and that much of the city mains were Injuries damaged However he said the LA JOLLA Sept 2 (INS)— A few city lines will be repaired early strands of brown h&lr scrapings Thursday and will possibly be ready ehortlyt after a blood- for serviceRollins from fingernails Mayor reported no disstained towel eases were aggravating the situaThese were the slender clues po- tion The water system completed only lice turned over to scientists weeks ago by P W A at a cost Wednesday hoping the solution of two the attack-murdin the moonlight of $150OOwas destroyed Power service was cut off and of Ruth Muir pay lie in a college had only been partially reestablaboratory And as chemists at Pomona col- lished Wednesday night Marshal Marshall said damage to lege peered through miscroscopes at the grisly offerings 22 ace de- homes crops livestock and other tectives headed by Police Chief properties would run close to $100-00- 0 In Minersville George Sears moved Into the poMilford Hit lice substation of this little eubur-ba- a town and launched one of the But this little farming commuin the south- nity of 1000 persons was not the greateet manhunts land’s history- sole storm sufferer Milford was badly hit its fields and farmlands Tells of Murder in the "flats” being inundated WaLos a In bruAngeles nette who Identified herself as Dor- ter was still coursing over this sector Wednesday night othy Gillette walked into police station and said a former boy friend of Douglas Ryan road commissionhers had once confessed to her he er of Milford said the storm was murdered a girl in San Diego This the worst in 30 years He said 80 confession sh said was made to sllaer covered the road and that washes 20 to 30 her in her former home of Tooele feet wide and In some places many Utah The description of this “boy feet deep had ruined the oiled friend” was turned over to police road Several culverts were washed here who are inclined to believe out and were filled with mud and the same man who murdered Miss debris Damage to this section of Muir killed a long list of San Diego road was estimated at 30000 by Mr Ryan girls Rains at Beaver Beaver reported a light rain Wednesday following the torrential downpour of Tuesday The road between this city and Minersville was blocked and some 60 automobiles had been stalled on the route John Robinson district highway engineer said route No 21 had been washed out in several places one cut being 200 feet wide He said the Tuesday-Wednesdstorms were three times more damaging than either ofjthe er Mllfard-Mlncrs-vll- le ay Levitt tion 151 840 - -- - 16 V Thomas - Uailorat-to-Ordt- r O NEW-YORSept scribed by federal officers as "one of theihrewdest security thieves in the countrjr”!Dharle Hartman was sentenced to nine months In prison Wednesday by Federal Judge John W Clancy Hartman was sentenced after pleading guilty to a charge of controlling the attempted tales of $590000 In treasury notes stolen from the United States Trust company In Wall Street- - in December K NEW YORK Sept 2 (INS) James A Farley chairman of the Democratic national committee Wednesday announced an organization of more than 50000 volunteers is being formed to carry (he appeal for the - teelection of President Roosevelt and Governor Herbert H Lehman Into every home in crucial New York state The organlzatT&h will be known as the "Roosevelt-Lehma- n Volunteers” The descent upon every home will mark the first time In the history of the state that the Democratic cause has been carried to every voter In such a systematic mass drive Farley at the same time made public a poll conducted at service station of an oil company In Washington Oregon and California which according to the figures the Democratic chairman read to the press showed Roosevelt running - J 1934 Hope Dims for Boys Missing After Storm ASHLAND1 Wis Sept 3 oest guardsmen from the cutter Crawford joined the search Wedne day for the five missing Ashland boys who were believed drowned when their sailboat upset in bay during A heavy wind Authorities said they felt it was a certainty the boys had lost their MB-C- HUNDREDS OV NEW PATTERNS XQtXHOOSn PROM -- V - ENGLISH TAILORS 260 SOUTH MAIN “Honey Lane” for Pan-guit- 15 Wiach Farley Discloses Plan Stock Thief Suspect for House - to - House Sentenced to Prison ' Canvass Through State CP— De "We are wiring for jthe hoy to Maurice who is 13 overcame come here and we have been as- vlrldans type of infection two years w sured that he will” Physicians said that was ego Medical authorities have stated about the right length of time a transfusion of blood from a per- for his blood to be effective as a son recently recovered from the serum -- j — — two previous which had closed the roads and had cost the life of a high school girl who was caught in a cloudburst The Beaver river was overrunning Its hanks in several places and at the Adamsville bridge one foot of water was going over the structure It was feared that the bridge had been weakened and trucks and heavy cars were banned from passing over it Because of this condi- Pontiac Citizens’ Group tion It was extremely difficult to attempt to prepare a detour Mr Calls City to Oust Robinson said Crop Damage Black Legion Backers Crops throughout the area were damstate DETROIT Sept 2 WV-T- he aged heavily Fruits and melons were bruised and split to purge Its payWednesday began Other southern Utah towns to feel member-ehl- p the lash of the storm— though not rolls’ of men suspected of Legion-anBlack In the the nearly so severely as the Beaver head of a citizens’ committee in county region— were Richfield Gunnison Kanab end Eph- Pontiac declaring the terrorists’ raim No appreciable damage was activities there had created "a rotreported from any of these communities although all received light ten disgracefuldo mess” demanded likewise the city rains Heavy winds followed the that ‘No man has the right to obtain sprinkles Provo reported spasmodic rains his bread and butter from the public himself to war and then Wednesday although the precipita- against a pledge of those he has minority tion was light A high wind continued to whip sworn to serve” declared Lyle D across Salt Lake valley and Ogden Tabor head of the citizens’ group "If the properly constituted authorreported a stiff breeze Wednesday ities won’t finish the job started conBarometric pressures night jury we’ll have to tinued to drop and at nightfall the by the grand weather bureau reported a reading shoulder the- responsibility ourselves" of 2518— the lowest since April 3 Refers to Report observers This Indicated the official Tabor referred to the grand jury said that showers were in prospect for Thursday temperatures were to report submitted Tuesday by Cirlower somewhat under the wind cuit Judge George B Hartriok naming 86 men many of them public conditions officials aa having belonged to the Ogden Downpour night-ridin- g secret society Ogden measured 50 of an Inch of The state demanded the resignaprecipitation from the brief but tion of Charles W Cole Pontiac heavy deluge which occurred at 7 manager for the state board of tax p m The wind which blustered administration and the state liquor all during the day reportedly shat- control commission announced that tered several street lights and tore Gordon C MacDougall manager of its Pontiac store was "off the paydown sign boards and fences At Brigham City wind and rain roll” Both men were named in was reported The wind apparently Judge Hartrlck’s report damaged the peach crop though agHospital Employes ricultural experts placed no estiGovernor Frank D Fitzgerald mate on the losses said that Black Legion members Only a mild breeze was blowing at employed at the etate hospital in too was and Logan precipitation Pontiac might be discharged a few light for measurement at a time The grand jury charged Tooele CoUnty that more than a score were memTooele county to the west of Salt bers including Oswald See superLake City reported a severe rain- visor and Archie Gillls his asstorm Tuesday midnight The Union sistant Pacific railroad tracks a mile south Tabor’s committee threatened a of Stockton were washed out and recall action against the city comwhile repairs were effected late missioners unless the 81 employee Wednesday traffic had been Inter- named in the report are discharged rupted considerably The rain evidently fell on the Yacht west slope of the Oquirrh moun- Message Says cantains between Ophlr and Dry Of Actor Stranded yon Little rain was reported at HOLLYWOOD Cal Sept 2 MR— Ophlr but roads to Dry canyon were made almost impassable Hailstones The yacht Sartartla with a crew of were report- eight men aboard is stranded midthe sise of a half-dolled south of Stockton way between Hawaii and the CaliWestbound passenger train No 21 fornia coast a radio message from due In Stockton Wednesday at 2:44 the yacht to Mrs Buck Jones wife a m and No 14 eastbound and due of the actor-ownof the vessel reat Stockton at 5:08 a m with sev- ported Wednesday ' eral freight trains were routed The yacht’s motors have been disaround by Provo No 717 going to abled and the craft is being bufLog Angeles and due at Stockton at feted by gales the message said The 11:45 a m Wednesday was held Sartartla was an entrant in the reu over for 45 minutes before being al- cent San yacht lowed to traverse the hastily re- race paired grade State to Drop Hooded Gang From Payroll Browder Mitchell 15 14 70 b 118 Lan- California— Roosevelt don 6555 Lemke 1425 could Sul- 8737 70 post-tidentl- tube” parents of Philip Levitt expect a chance to overcome jhe 7y ear-ol- d -- sufferer of the often vlrldans type of streptococci poifatal vlrldans streptococci Infection soning Wednesday LEXINGTON KyJ Sept 3 A letter from Dr Thomas Marks of Lexington Ky giving minute Oldham who has been sedata on a patient of his Maurice lected for a blood transfusion in 13 Oldham recently recovered an effort to save the life of Philip from the malady Vas "just what Levitt Chicago boy sufwe were looking for" Mrs Morris fering from vlrldans afretptococ-c- l will leave here Thursday for Levitt the mother explained "The Oldham boy had the same Chicago his parents said Wednes thing exactly” said the thrilled par- day ent who with her husband an Young Oldham’s parents Mr and insurance salesman had been un- Mrs R Mack Oldham Immediately dergoing injections of a vaccine on being Informed Chicago phy made from dead germs in hopes alclans had agreed their eon’s blood their systems would develop a seemed acceptable for a transfu serum to combat their son’s' infec- sion said Maurice would help young was 347 1767 Identified as Feminine Slayer's Hairs Although is was not established definitely the hairs were not those of Miss Muir herself Captain of Detectives Harry Kelly and Police Chief George Sears in San Diego both' said it was improbable they could have come from her own 5128 2933 82 irs Found Qutched in Victim’s Hand Arc posed of as iman Killed fuoast Spinster LA JOLLA CaL Sept 3 (UP)— The "Ruth Muir murder mystery ease took a startling turn Wednesday night with a report from Ed Dieckmann detective now at Pomona college that scientific tests Indicated hairs clutched Inihe dead spinster's band were those of a v woman Dieckmann who took the hairs and torn clothing of ’Miss Muir to Pomona Wednesday morning said the test would continue until late Wednesday night but bL end J D Loudermilk l research professor Were "practically convinced’’ the hair were those of at woman The development gave an entirely Hew complexion to the case Indicating the San Antonio banker's daughter may have been slain by a deranged woman rather than a man as had previously been sup- 1 over 2 Hint's D for the thrifty school lassie! ch All Colorfast New Fall Details 4-St- Feature ar $00 ) 5 : ' efPeplums junipers smart fects— thrilling fashions! 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