| Show - 4 ‘ - I s 4 - WEATHER FORECAST UTAH NEVADA—Fair Mon day and Tuesday IDAHO WYOMING — Gener- ally fair Monday and Tues day (Detailed Report on Page 14) try omp li i IIi 'ck'V - ' Cf- - 31 I p L ) ' 4 "W" I i ay-- t 0 110 --- 't -- I s II b I ' I kl "1 L w VOL totered at the Postottlee at Salt 128 NO 177 Like City as t Second-Clas- s SALT LAKE CITY UTAH Matter ‘ -- - CH 11 C 1 4 i' Notes From Florida 'White House' -- MIAMI April 8—Late tonight the Vincent AStor yacht Nourma- hal bearing the presidential fish ing party weighed anchor iiithe fishing grounds of the British Bahamas and steamed: north through the gulf streanrao that President Roosevelt may keep his high seas rendezvous tomor-- row withWashington cerrespondents who have had to cover his vacation cruise by remote control 1111101 I 114 11 II METAII PRICES IdOCALI n c? tr - Ltrk114 86 II i illvtl eerr G°1411eL0001a1 °Add - (newly r i segoZtepm:er1STrittm4345:se W 04400k : ' - - ' 9 1934 16 Naval aircraft flying back tonight from the shallow tropical waters off Anguila island in the Bahamas which the president in the last week has pronounced the ideal spot for his fishing and swimming relaxation brought to the mainland a few routine official papers which had required the signature of the president v - Most important of the official acts of Mr Roosevelt on the high seas was the issuance of an ex eeutive order which will effect an annual saving of 845000 by correcting a long existing tangle of administrative red tape This order-wa- s by speeded—tonight plane from the Nourmahal to Washington and transfers to the federal civil service commission administration of the civil service retirement act—a function which for some peculiar and never explained reason i has hitherto been vested in the veterans' bureau Along with the retirement act the civil service commission by President Roosevelt's decision of to- day receives power to administer the retirement act goyerning the pensions of federal employes in the Panama Canal Zone - Douglas Backs Move Mr Roosevelt's action was taken on the recommendation of Budget Director Lewis Douglas presidential proclamation addressed to congress the president pointed out "The administration of laws governing the retireinent or civil 'per vice employes is logically and properly a function of the civil service commission and the trans fer effected by this order will per mit of more efficient administra tion of the activities Involved The director of the bureau of the budget has informed me that the the transfer will result in an annual saving of approximately $45- 000" The Second official document to which the president put his signature as he rested from his fish ing on the quarterdeck of the Nourmahal was a proclamation 1 as Child Health designating-Ma- y day—an official presidential ges ture annually taken by America's chief executives since the pass age of a congressional resolution six years ago requesting it Intl ' 4 It Serious Side The informal visit of the Washington newspaper men to the presidential yachtA 115it which in shaping up thus far has taken the form of an elaborate burlesque to probe the truth or falsity of the Roosevelt fishing stories has its serious side On the one hand it will quiet the still persistent rumors that the president had more than a wish for good fishing in his head when he :announced his intention to sail aboard Astor's yacht in the company of a small group of friends Although given no credence ' re- been widespread that portal the primary object of the vacation was to give the president medical attention in secret The most effective Way to blast these reports once and for all Mr Roosevelt's-advisehave told him was to have the news writers who have known him for months him on the yacht—dechats spite the original plan of the president to insist that 4n these days away from the capital the correspondents were to be as thoroughly on a vacation as he was and that all press conferences or discussions of serious topics were to be postponed until the return to Washiqgton the latter part of this week - rs - The World's News By Associated Preu nAtv2404aakwatk Washington—Republicans offer their solution of airmail contro-- t versy: - N West Point Y—Three killed three hurt in mountain slide Detroit—Father Coughlin calls tor regulation of stock market conWashington—Democrats cede house will have to vote soon on new currency issue Detroit—Conferences continue in effort to avert automobile ' strikes Ottawa Kansas—Clyde Barrow's automobile found FOREIGN Paris—Civil war threat leads government employes to drbp strike plans London—Princess Ingrid reported engaged to Danish crown - - prince S Istanbul—U ambassador says Samuel Insult will leave for w America dap to-fe- i - CLOSES COME iambs 1 1) PAGES —ME CENTS EIc 'Brain Trust' TAX BOOST Congress Silverites Cites Upturn in Vigorous Plans to Force BY DEFEAT Lay 'Denial of Wirt's Charges LESSEN B S RELIEF LOAD Wide Difference of Views in Administration Would Prevent Any 'Red' Plot Says U S Official HOUSE SEEN -- Business Improves Treasury Looks for Smaller Deficit Than Roosevelt Predicted idles Every idea advanced by the president's advisers must be proved sound and workable or it is tossed into the discard at once Dickinson told the United Press Theories must- - be backed up by concrete evidence "Mr Roosevelt's trial and error method is distinctly practical and abandons any line of approach which does not prove its soundness by reformer aWprosults" the lessor explained Dickinson warmly defended the recovery program asserting ''its good results as a whole are obvious and constitute its justification" Wirt the Gary Ind school superintendent who has been subpenaed to appear before a special nouse com Dickinson believed the great di versity of opinions among the "brain trusters" was sufficient in itself to show that—there could certed effort by them to swing the government toward communism or any other doctrine"As far as concerns professors in politics there are ai many different kind( asthere are of lawyers and business men" he said: "Some are Some progressive some reactionary have limited 'experience some have broad and practical experience in business and other fields "As far as I am concerned any theoretical or doctrinaire approach to the depression whether by professors lawyers or business men is unsound and opposed to the point of view of the president" Dickinson is among those who have combined 'scholarly attainments with practical experience of many degrees member SENATE VOTE' TABERNACLE NEARS Airmail Legislation Next OIL Progran4 Substitute Measure Planned senators and has received wide approval Leaders of the silver bloc are proCeeding cautiously feeling that failure to win soffit-lensupbill would end' port for utomatically any hopes of silver legislation at this session of congress One of the greatest dittictiltles encountered by the silver forces has been their inability to present a unified front Many members of the subcommittee including Senator ' James Pope (Dem Idaho) oppose Moines' proposal for nationalization of silver Pope said today the amendment "goes Senator Etiirlon X Wheeler (Dem Mont) is directing the silverites' campaign from his apart- lentwhere he is suffering from nervous exhaustion Senator Elmer Thomas (Dem— Okla) one leading inflationists in congress conferred today with Wheeler on the plan of action to followed by the senate silver bloc Thomas said a senate agricultural subcommittee would meet tomorrow in an "effort to complete preparation of amendments which the full committee add to the Dies bill already aP proved by the house The Dies bill authorizes the acceptance of Silver at a premium' over the amid market price in payment for American agricultural ex- President Grant 7:sliS Blessings for Per sons Honest in Heart 10000 at Meetitigs' the-Di- tonight ' r1O'CAPACITV Dies Measure By United Press WA S H INGTON April It--President Roosevelt will face a showdown with congress WI sit ver remonetization soon after he returns to the White House from his fishing trip it was indicated : 1 Senate Group Meets Monday to Draft Amendments for Addition to - Roosevelt "brain trust" Assistant Secretary of Commerce John Dickinson tonight vigorously denied ham A Wirt's charges that ''radical" professors control administration poi SAINTSKL:'ir Hand of Roosevelt Ten Billion Recovery Rejection of Couzens Plan United IOU by (CoPyrisht Press) mittee Tuesday to name alleged "red for 10 Per Cent InBudget Due for Cut By JULIUS FRANDSEN plotters" among the "brain trusters" April 8—Speak' has declared that 1411A is impeding crease Expected of Three Billion in WASHINGTON 'from a year's experience in the recovery— from - - I 111I near-perfe- - - TRADE GAINsim pmber of John O'Donnelh ---- r- -- ii 11) ' APRIL MONDAY MORNING 4 ll - - 4 ‘ - — - - - Leader S es Spiritual: 9 Reawa ning Signs Among His People By Associated Press WASHINGTON April 8—The I With a pmyer for the blessings of house will be called on this week to WASHINGTON too far" Saints-77---the Lord on the Latter-da- y decide just how much of the tax In addition there were definite dent Roosevelt's $10500000000 rein honest heart the and all through' Indications tonight that even Increases proposed in the senate will his covery tudget out the world President 'Heber even though the senate accepts be acceptable plans for inflating purchasing power amendments to the Dies bill lookGran' brought the 104th annual con- Senate leaders hope to vote finally with federal money today appeared ing toward rernonetization Presiference of the L D S church to a on the tax measure Tuesday or Weddent Roosevelt pould block this destined to give way to a less sweepmove by exerting pressure on close Sunday afternoon in the taber'-- nesday and send it to conference ing program involving government !lade the house There was little indication tonight e:penditures of only about $7000- The White House took no stand those Who for He also prayed 4Contlincooeletlimenn r3T1 Two) one least house that toat opposition 000000 this fiscal 'year' on the Dies bill when it was be mode mistakes" and promised' have of the proposed senate tax boosts fore the house chiefly because it Pouring out cash as rapidly as they that if they will but confesi In huwould diminish Both Representative was purely of a permissive nocan government agencies at their floor leader the Democratic ture and because it not would Byrns minty and depart from their irrors present rate will fall $3500000000 and Chairman Dounton of the ways affect drastically the administrathey will be forgiven ports short of the expenditures goal which conimittee have said they means and 'on's The an has program Thomas monetary prepared The church leader said be teltisön' President Roosevelt tet for the1934 did not expect the house to sustain amendment calling for nationaliFiesinger bill calling for purf!scal 'year reports made public by strained to thank the members-O- f the: the Couzens proposal if approved by chase of the government of of zation and issuance by silver the treasury department indicate church for their prayers on his be the senate for a 10 per cent addition 500000000 ounces of silver and a large volume of silver certifiPart of the shrinkage in governthat his strength half declaring to income tax payments fokthe next of the issuance silver certificates Valued a at cates fixed ratio ment expenditures is due to quicken and he row enjoys increues steadily fiscal year was house the shelved in at the with gold The proposal has been business and a lessening demand better health than be did $O years request of the administration circulated among silver state May Vote Monday for federel money help while anwhen left this country Ito Tree: ar) The Couzens amendment is expectother cause for the failure to come side over the Europert mission ed to come up !or a vote probably up to budget estimates is the lag 40 Tabernacle Crewded which Is as yet unbroken is certain by tomorrow night Estimates have two of the sit general coo: The last an would that been it of glade bring Restrie See types spending notably public Political Proposals Easing -- ference sessions filled the tabernacle' Prophets additional $55000000 into the trees-Airte capacity end mony were required An amendment to increase the Deficit Reduced tions On Mine inaneTuesday as Primary static' in the aisles and open door La Follette offered tax estate (It by Instead of total expenses aggregat"— It has been forecast add ways- Several hundred heard a ro' would Drafted Be to Wis) Vane Weather log ing $10500000000 the government's of the sessions through the am ' ' another $90000000 outlays If they continue at their tax systeM installed in front of the house the As plifier passed by present pace will aggregate only of information on the tab bureau more BY United prese bill would $258000000 Preow Amoolated produce By about $7000000000 when the fiscal ' National Board Seeks 8 — The revenue annually The senate finance Nine ernacle Labor Combatants grounds WASHINGTON Illi8—The April WASHINGTON Injured : April 30 the treasury year closes to $330000- this committee boosted the of tinhatthIne 0010t liberalization movement trueiltdihengil'eln(T for pileIrsesontiamwateet Instead of a $7309- nois primaries Tuesday are being figures show Settlement as Strike senate adopts the Cou- 000 Jailed as Armenians 000000 deficit as the president pre- taken as a politleal weather vane for securities regulation act and the zens and ifLathe the grounds during both morning amendments the Follette and dicted the treasury seems headed the fall Threat Increases : Wield Knives and afternoon meetings -' pending stock market control bill total would soar to about 8475000- congressional elections for a deficit of only about $3- President week-enM remarkshis 000 closing the over r In Democrats gained headway facing opposition 900000000 Grant it'd he had been pleased with The house opposition to big tax Indications were that specific reviDespite their failure to live up to their states are keenly Interested DETROIT April 8 (IP)—Faced with the characer of all conference- - up BOSTON April 8 (W)—Rival fac-increases at this time is founded in The race between Speaker Henry sions will be brought before congress the president's estimates governthe fact that this is an election year tions of' the Armenian church each two strikes and a definite threat of eons and saw in them evidences of ment expenditures will set a new T 'Rainey and State Senator James In the next few a days reawakening among the Ready for Airmail Bill record if they reach $7- - Kirby for the Democratic nomination peace-tim- e accusing the other of the murder in another next Thursday members of spiritual With the tax bill out of its way New York last December of Arch- the national automobile labor board 01 am 000000000 A deficit of $3900000000 in the Twentieth district is regarded A group of western congressmen grateful" he said"for the ak4o woul4 be the largest treasury as particularly important prepared for a conference tomorrow the senate proposes to take up the Leon Tourian fought with held conferences but no formal ses- advancement of the church and for deficit since war years Rainey is confident of renomina- to draft definite proposals to ease permanent airmail legislation under bishop and other weapons sion today in an effort to bring peace the faith of the people Faith is a ScsTetary of the Treasury Henry tion but the vote for Kirby is expect- restrictions of the securities act on which the mail contracts would be knives icepicks gift from God and comes to all those turned over to private companies un- - on the streets of Boston today iNine in the automotive industry Morgenthau Jr has virtually con- ed by some to indicate the drift' of who make supplication to God Those' der drastic conditions written in af- - cut and badly bruised combatants ceded the government's inability to public opinion on the Roosevelt pro- financing of mining companies No definite report of progress came who are humb14 prayerful and per" of ter This the Representathe including out into gram group trade of channels investigation congressional supported all with staunchly by pour were arrested charged "partici- from Dr Leo Wolman chairman of form their duties never lose the faith Mail contracts Three the the billions which President Roose- kieaker ' original in tives Isabella Greemtray (D Ariz) and to them this faith become pating an affray?' the board "I expect all the 18 sitting Demovelt called for to lead the fight More than 250 police armed with P (Continued on Page Two) E Mont) (D Joseph koowledge" Ayers perfect Roy (Column Pour) The treas- crats to be renominated" said the 'against the depression riot guns and gas bombs attacked the Employes of the Motor Products Abe MurDiscuses Missierseries indi- speaker who will be opposed if vic- Monaghan (D Mont) and Morgenthau ury Secretary rioters and thousands of spectators Corporation where an estimated 1000 —' occasion to PresidenctIrifirtiok torious in the primary in the fall elec- dock (D Utah) contends the act cotes is now concentrating on a were attracted to the affray- in the men strück last week forcing a sus ask stake presidents to determine the r rather than streets surrounding Boston common spend- tions by Walter Wright Republieam makes it virtually impossible for min-4000 other work fitness of prospeetive missionaries of work by One policeman was injured He pension ing program throwing the bulk of Eight Repubillians ing companies to obtain new capital them to the the spending over into the new fiswaS Patrolman Thomas J Casey who era considered an offer of settlement before recommendingfor development of their properties James Eight Republicans including made by the employers in a closed general authorities'cal year which begins July 1 instead suffered a badly torn left ear the Tenth district Federal Trade Commissioner James from Jr Simpson of putting in this year as previous- who has To rival factions in the church had meeting but unofficial reports that "We don't want an more mission- encountered the ire of Sec- M Landis already has told the group ly planned Boston halls within a stone's came from that meeting were not op- aries that' we have to reform be —to is Ickes engaged cabinet commission the accept willing retary Republican declared "and I would ask that ew throw of each other for simultaneous timistic member and Oscar de Priest negro amendments for more liberal treat-- ' $18000008 Daily Motor Products makes parts for au- ery recommendation be signed by ' Ar- secret a The Tashnags issues of from ment the meetings First district Will mining Daily expenditures by the gov- representative Meeting at Chicago menian society engaged the Colonial tomobile plants in Buffalo Milwau- the stake president or acompanied ernment in this fiscal year have av- also are up for renomination Modifications Seen by a letter saying the person is lit 32 theater for their meeting The Ar kee Racine? Kerlosha and Detroit 435 West Each house and Seats of the Relief eraged about $18000000 To have Study We don't went for revision of the act Dr Wolman and his fellow board to be a missionary Prospects and the Democratic menial) society seats 96 are of senate filled to be the lived up to President Roosevelt's with respect to other securities are members Nicholas Kelley represent- young men who smoke 1 do not ask' Catholics and Prote:stants Armenian elections at November's ern repMany Industry spending program after he anless certain but there are indications they all have a testimony bo engaged another- auditorium near by )ng the automobile manufacturers that nounced It early in January would resentatives surprisingly so in the that the administration may agree to Richard L Byrd representing fore they leave for their missions and for set the time before the Just unusual south have in opposition have meant that the government pour clean some modifications of its severe HaE meetings parades of the factions met labor continued their efforts to set- because I am sure if they 'ere this year's primaries DENVER Colo April 8 out almost $43000000 a ' a strike in the Nash Motors Co and perform their duties diligently bility provisions tle street on turnare Bolyston indications the that Thus tis well as expenditures business leaders and bankers Mollin of Denver secretary of the mur- - plantain Kenosha and Racine and in they will get a testimony Many with "Down the Tashnags over in be as the large are primaries may heem to be lagging somewhat behind PresidentGrant odd that atakt--joining in a renewed campaign American National Livestockassociawas the shout the affiliated Seaman Body company the president's estimates but the lag as the expected number of changes of opposition to the act contending tion said today the federal progra m- d erers of our bishop" be- presidents must resist the entreaties was strike in Milwaukee That met—The e th factions affray in when the election Repubgeneral in revenues thus far is minor A comtheflow of needed nets capital into for 'the relief of western- tattlemenwhen lieved settled late last week but those of parents who wish their sons sent' parison of the budget totals set forth licans hope tocapture around 50 of Industry is being retarded seriously made possible by President Roose- - began immediately were sta- - hopes were' blasted Saturday by an on missions in the tope that they seven 316 seats policemen Democratic the Only velt's action yesterday in signing the by President Roosevelt for the fisby these provisions tioned near the scene at the time but adverse vote on the terms by reprtz ' y be reformed Heflin Candidate cal year with the totals which the Trade commission officials said the bill making cattle a tasic commodity as the trouble grew a riot can sntative employes Names of officers of auxiliary year now seems destined to bring In Alabama veteran representa- total of bew securities registered will be worked out at a conference in the church were react J- - Smith of officers from ganixationtof generaLsecre wagonloads brought forth follows: tives such as Oliver Jeffers and All- since the act became effective last Chicago April 26 b President Grant and sustained He area Educational downtown Mechanics of in the So the station tary President's estimate— Mollin said he received a telegram every good face contests in- the May- 1 pri- July WO more than $500000000 Last explained that through an oversight ciety of Amerka an organization of these Expenditures $10569000000 maries Former Senator Tom Heflin week's registrations totaled MOO- - from Chester C Davis head of the names were not presented at tool and die makers announced that Probable total 7000000000 is opposing Allgood in the Fifth dis- 000 This was the largest total for agricultural adjustment administra- - Casper Store Building the opening meeting Friday when the with he would meet Wednesday repro 3260000000 trict in an attempt to beat his way any week since the act went into ef- tion disclosing that the conference Receipts of 60 Detroit job manufac- - general authorities were sustained Destroyed by Flames sentatives Probable total 3100000000 back into national politics feet The listings included a 848- - will bring together livestock produc- Other Speakers in an effort to avert a strike ' turers Deficits 7309000000 The candidacy of Governor A Har- 100000 issue of voting trust certifi- era and government officials Other speakers Sunday afternoon" CASPER' Wyo April 8 (M—Fire that has been - voted to start Tues Probable total 3900000000 ry Moore of New Jersey for the Dem- cates offered by a Boston investment Mo Ilin said that at this meeting it were Richard R Lyman and John A was expected the cattlemen will urge t de destroyed the Richards & Cun- day President Roosevelt and Secretary ocratic senatorial nomination has at- trust The tool and die makers who are Widtsoe of the council of the twelve one of the store ob-be huildingirelief' that tan the Revision ningham quicicest Reattfor (Continued on Peg° Two) (Continued on Pane Two) business structures in Casper not affiliated with the American Fed- apostles Antoine R 'vie Samuel 4Column Four) Column Three) A subcommittee of the house inter- - tamed through purchases by the gov oldest loss may total a quarter of a eration of Labor voted yesterday to Bennion and John H Taylor mem distribution The beef of for ernment state commerce tothmittee will get dollars fire officials said strike at midnight Thursday it no bens of the first council of seventn down to real work tomorrow in its Tong the needy and for the pur- million the flames was not deter-fo- r agreement is reached on demands for William It Sloan president of the of be to used diseased cattle Cause chase of third revision of the hotly disputed a 20 per cent wage increase ''''' mined Today's Instalment of fertilizer (Continued on Pate Nine) Fletcher-RayburMock marked regudOolumn One' the bill The by president signed lation bill for the P ur- to place regtilatiorc'of appropriated $50000000 Path--Proposals L42 money- y Matta-i94' harldt 'at theledete d7oZtrnhlt reserve board as demanded by stock teAm repaid to the emmlomoommo tax a processing exchange leaders are among the pro- through cattlemen Mollittsaid that gerier SANTA MONICA CatApril 8 posals expected to receive serious 9 no general signup —We baven't heard of our presi an4 probably favorable considera- - ally will tisk that for reducing' production be tried at dent now in days We haven't '—The-houssubcommittee already first and thatNeny processing tax ViTASHiNGTONApril 8 (W)—Warn tutnetriaol itodvividualinitiaantidvetao gsouvbsertni- - hoard of Dillinger be levied be which postponed may don't reckon he could be out has voted to exempt state and mur Will Be Found on Page Nine Wash‘' In 1 atthe earliest and men of little a band that until ing September there with 'em? I will say one mental control of agricultural pronicipal bonds from restrictions under be spreadout over as long a period ington is "seeking covertly to cherlie duction and of all business activity" thing about a Democratic presithki bill as e possible This splendid account of the historic trek of pioneer ho basn't Considerable sentiment for relax lie reiterated his determination to dent Our course as a L D S church members across the plains to Salt Lake weaton't ing some of the sections of the mem- his platform for "support the president when he is caught onything)--b- ut enunciating (114 Pa) bank- - Carbon Monoxide ure also was seen in and oppose him when he is have to look at pictures in the began in The Tribune April 5 and instalments will be right "America charged today reelection This body already papers of him dragging some 1 ing committee published daily through July 24 Each instalment tells Three Persons and Bird iirbeing fed poisons fromwhich it will wrong" has voted to give the federal trade of the experiences of the courageous travelers on the pof little trained perch lit The "My decision to seek reelection" commission authority to exempt the need added "has been reached in the Republicans would get a csmera take'decades to recover" corresponding day 87 years ago man before they did their bait smaller 'securities exchanges from belief that in addition to advocating BROOKLYN N Y April 8 (An— to preserve the "In thentame ofnational recovefy Enabling Tribune subscribers ' those policies to which I am cony One Summer here one poor little regulation Three persona wete found dead of the series of articles The Tribune hks provided a special has presen140dministrat1on mitted and which are expressed in fish got so he would get his ' carbon monoxide poisoning in their scrapbook selling at cost 25 cents An additional charge on a course then take the BALLOONS EXPLODE picture taken my record it is my duty to coilinut apartment today Police said a gas launched the cbuntry of 15 cents is made to cover postage if ordered by mail NEW YORK April 8 (4P)--had absorbed all which unless soon checked may well with all the force at my command to book out of his own mouth and :4 heater apparently be can obtained Tribune carriers Scrapbooks from go back end wait for the presithose experiments of the presThe vic- carry us over the dozen balloons exploded in an east the oxygen in the place brinkpf inflation resist agents or at the circulation department of The Tribune ent Washington government which I- dent the next dty with a ' new:j side crowd today seriously burning tims: Charles Reese 30 Margaret he 145 South Main street Salt Lake City telephone Waassehed chaos" to complete : Yours': photographer Itheir owner Morris Berebaum 53 a Reese 22 William Reese 10 - A caregard as futile and fantastic satch 590 Persons desiring to secure scrapbooks are reOne of the outstanding conserva "I do not believe that we can spend balloon vendor and injuring four nary also was found dead quested to make immediate application other persons Police said a practical Another on of Reese's by a former tives in congress Reed criticised what our way to prosperity I am opposedl joker probably had touched a lighted marriage Charles Jr 8 was visiting he described as the government's et to fascism as strongly as to commulaa aunt iforts to "incvase the Dower of the nism" cigaret to Berebaum's wares Salt Lake Tribune-Chitat- Tribune Service April 8—Presi- o ' — I - SECURITY ACT ILLINOIS VOTE TO TEST GRIP CHANGE TO AID OF NEW DEAL REST PLANNED - I- - RioT GuNs END UNREST GROWS y cHuRcH FIGHT IN AUTO trRABE — — - - - e d 1 - two-ye- Cattle Growers To Map Program one-yea- for - s - -- -- - - — ' - ' yjoy-Da- -- 0' With' the New Dealers Leading4k5(on Will—Rogers'Says: To Chaos Dedares G 0 P Senator n Utah Pioneers -- fishing--(ritayb- te Two ' f42t JeolgAt4 ‘ I 't ' t ) - - - - - |
