| Show SL -- TIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE THURSDAY MORNING SEPTEMBFR juoysu Brokers Mother Blames Son for LQS ANGELB5 Sept AREAS TO GET condition of the Rev Mother Mary the mother general WASHINGTON Sept Heart Balm Suit Aloysla ciscan Sisters of the Sacred Heart cruits civilian conservation DROUTH FLOOD 13 VP)—' i of : New — Lincoln Northwest Read’s ‘Line’ and Jealousy TrIP"1 Aolr'“’ Unite1’ U S Agencies Will to Aid 150000 Su( fering Families WASHINGTON Sept 13 W— With the full approval of President R6oseyelt the adminitsration’s farm credit public works and unemployment aid " agencies went to work today to pro-- ' vast scale to the es-- ' wide relief on timated 150000 suffering families in Dakothe drouth and tas the southwest and Florida The new emergency aid program ? estimated to involve a fedyrai-smte-local coat of approximately $60000000 will be restricted to the drouth ’and grasshopper stricken areas of North and South Dakota Texas Colorado Oklahoma and Kansas and the hurricane-ridde- n regions of Texas and Florida "This is a new policy and there will be some criticism but the relief willbe confined strictly to the areai af-t fected'Said Harry L Hopkins relief administrator “No amount of pressure will cause an ex- tenstlon of the policy to the country as a whole”- Map Program Hopkins mapped out the program with Secretary Ickes public works supervisor and Henry Morgenthau Jr governor of the farm credit admimsration goon after President Roosevelt had announced the government would go to the immediate assistance of the housanda in need Hopkins told newspappr men Ickes would be ready in a week to make 9 'some appropriations for road con structlon in the seven states and estl- 40000 men mated approximately might ba given work Morgenthau he said would follow “liberal credit policy" where loans could be made through corporations set up for such purposes as rebuild-- ‘ lng homes The public lyorks money basis will be dispensed' on a with the states putting up the 70 per ecent Most of the 70 per cent Hopkln expect to come from - federal unemployment relIefgraotS-t- h Shares Explained He! figured J6omft atatea would be able to advance half of the 70 per cent while South Dakota probably could of it not supply “I donT 'know what ths till will be but we are going to meet it" - - storm-stricke- Fran- 13 (JP — Re- - in FEDERALHELP 1 - - - ’ 30-7- how--sev- Hop-kln- s Wi"eM was reported ip Catholic order proved at the Queen of the Angels hospital Wednesday She was stricken with a heart attack about a week ago while she was visiting the hospital on her annual tour of western hospital maintained by the order Her headquarters111 are at the Mother's house m Joliet LQS ANGELES Sept 13 UP— Claire Windsor's erstwhile inamorato Alfred Read Jr—her Romeo of a transcontinental trip— was pictured m court today by his own mother as the possessor of a convincing “line" who was solely responsible for his divorced wife's $100000 “love theft" suit against the violet-eyeplayer of the stage and screen Lawyers’ arguments began after the mother Mrs Alfred Read Sr Oakland society matron had testified that young Read and his wife had discussed divorce frequently before he aver met Miss Windsor The case was expected to reach the jury by tomorrow the 9efense rested its case without calling several witnesses Miss Windsor did not alienate my son’s love” Mrs Read testified "Two hif9 people did that— my son and wife” Wife’ Jealous She said the couple had had trouble from the time of their marriage and that the younger Mrs Read was "horribly jealous” Asserting that Read was ’’entirely to blame for Miss Windsor’s trou-- ' ble” the mother frankly said he mis- represented hi whole life to the actress Asked about her son’s dealings with other women she said: “He has a— I suppose you call It a ‘line’ — that ft most convincing but I’m afraid not very sincere” Mrs Reed said her son snd his former wife who obtained an interlocutory decree of divorce last October discussed divorce during the preceding July or some two months before he met Miss Windsor on an eastbound train that the younger Mrs Read expressed intention of getting a Reno Ulvorce because she said "A1 was very attractive to he had left ties scouted the Canyon theory Boulder Arbuckle town voluntarily and said they feired interim it two Order Assures Conservation MenMissing his working as tain that inasmuch New Cape Sebastian ments were missing from his rooms Oregon: Workman Sought he might have been waylaid Work Throughout Winter Mofiths NewSouthBenson The Two in Custer Dakota: route here from Boulder day while LAS VEGAS Nev— Las Old — Moral Gains “ Following Heart Attack1 Mother 14 1933 186 camps will be kept at work during the winter months under an order issued today by Robert Fechner director of emergency conservation Winter camp approved today 124 of which are new ones are spread over 24 states All are in state parks Other winter camps will be announced later b W Moun- - gar- - - — Satur- Old— Vegas poWashington: Decep tion Pass New— Lewis and Clark lice and Boulder City rangers are enState parks assigned new camps or Deception Pass Barnes Miller deavoring to locate Boyd A Bodler continuation at old ones include Salt Water Rainbow Falls 33 Boulder dam workman who has been missing four days Bodler Arizona: New— Randolph three in Seattle Metropolitan whose friends said he was a former phoenix Metropolitan Popago 1190 THIEVES GET HENS New — Russian Gulch resident of Price Utah was last seen California: OROVILLE Cal Sept IS PP)— It’s when pe drew his paycheck at BoulBorego Palma Griffii Park Cuya maco Rancho California Redwood a police puzzler no mistake Guy der City Saturday night s 1100 laying hens are missTamal-paiWilkinson's Police entered his!partment in Las Strawberry Canyon Mount He to were reported police they Vegas and found has personal effects ing stolen from his ranch while the family untouched As Bo’dler still had wages Kansas: Old— Fort Falls slept Old — Turner coming to him on the dam job authori on City Syl-van- - Hayes4-Oklahom- REDUCED SWELLING And Short Breathing roHevod who coated by nnnttnral eolloetlon el watee In abdomen feet and left end thea pressure shove anklet leave a dent Trial package FREE ' COLIUM MEDICINE COMP ANT lAdVI Dept S2S Atlanta Oa “1 5" M iVL mm r r women” Wanted Quick Divorce “She said she was going to get a quick divorce before she had lost her own attractiveness" the witness asserted Telling of Read's "misrepresentations” to Miss Windsor Mrs Read said he told the actress he “was practically free and in a position to woo N‘‘ Once he said to me" she Claire doesn’t know and Tare living together lieves we are separated’ “I felt the responsibility and that misrepresentations 1 am here” "Ma related Marian She "befor his is why laid He added that families In distress probsbly would be given between $300 tend $800 to tide them over a year Figure on the basis of more than MONTANA MAN 100009 families in need he said the cost easily might reach $60000000 Unemployment relief funds he addled in addition to going toward road construction to help the states pay ' their thare would be spent for food clothing feed for hogs chickens cows W W McDowell Butte and horses fall forage crops and spring seed crops Mine Operator to Be On Basis it Need 4 The Red Cross hs said would make Minister to Ireland expenditures tor rebuilding homes in the storm areas on tha basis of need Hopkins described the drouth qn WASHINGTON D C Sept 13 UP South Dakota as “terrible" and laid — W W McDowell o! Butte Mont that while the storm relief lob could was appointed minister to Ireland by be done in a short time the South President Roosevelt today task hardly could be finished by BUTTE Mont Sept 13 UPh-- A colapring He characterized the public works orful background sparkling with the projects as the kind that could be experiences of two vastly different started immediately with low cost sections of the nation la behind W and high wages The public W McDowell Butte mining operaworks money will go for materials and tor and political leader chosen today the remainder tor labor ai minister to Ireland The relief administrator said the A native of Trenton Tenn where first step in the project would be to he was born in 1867 the son of John make loam through the farm credit H McDowell pioneer of Memphis and the south the Montanan since “Where Morgenthau says no that’s 1896 has rubbed elbowa with the where we come In” he asserted miners of the west Coming to the Rocky mountains 37 Fame Blasted years ago tha southerner first setjDream tled in Anaconda making in later his home at Butte where he j She's Ready to Go Home years directed his varied interests In the political life of Montana McLOS ANGELES Sept 19 VPj--Her Dowell served the Democratic party dream of fame and fortune In the through four campaigns Including movies blasted by realities the last s state chairman and tor old Bernice Frank of New York wants two terms held the office of lieutenant In the last campaign tnothing more than to return to her he was governor a delegate to the Democratic parents’ home from which she ran national convention From 1009 to 1913 he was speaker 'away last June ehe said today She was taken into custody by A of the Montana house of represents ’ spolicewoman today for being in ar tlves t rears on her rent She said the took The new minister a graduate of at$250 from her parents Maurice Frank Union City Tennessee college is promoter and Mr Frank am married Abrother John two opera itch-hiked to her way the world’ fair Fanny and Efoise reside at in Chicago and to California’s movie-lan- d Memphis mother brother Dr N D because they wanted her to go McDowell st Rochester N Y and a to business college The studios third brother Horace at Moultrie would not give her an audience Ga M NAMED ENVOY pos-aibl- y ' Da-ko- TOT IS- of sis-Te- rs -h- how-ove- ’STIAT cigar smokers write us- -i JNSOUCITED IT gave a couple b A 'j are confident— because we know you want to be fair —that if we had informed you of the benefits of our We company to this city you would not have signed the pe tition Also had we pointed out to you the fallacies and failures of municipal ownership as well as the unsound The salesmen are interested only y in getting the largest bond issue possible voted in order to get a large commission check for machinery sold $18000000 obligation They make any statements they please becanse when they are through they merely pack their overnight bags Becanse our general headquarters is in Salt Lake City we have h this city 856 employes with a substantial payroll andleave thdt is spent and invested every month During 1932 our companies distributed more than $2500000 in Salt Lake We trust you will be interested in the facts to be preW’e are confident that you will resented to you for payrolls taxes materials and supplies and other serve your final decision until ' you have given full consideration to taking on this tremendous obligation This money travels into the rash registers of nearly every store large or small in the city expenditures after taking off the Van Dyck band promoter-machiner- economics of the proposed ordinance we do not believe you would have signed the petition to create an City to a friend ” are a permanent citizen of Salt Lake City Our prop-ert- y is anchored to the ground We must live with the statements we make day in and day out of every year We of $18000000 He asked me what kind and J Low much I paid for FADE PLAY them Said they were as good as a lot be was paying 10ff for h AL t ASK B t$ i f) (jokl -- Tm-PaAfii- Uj mci Giimt ”41 |
