Show I t I THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE THURSDAY MORNING JULY Short Circuit Starts Fire in UTAH RECEIVES OVER $20000000 7 $10-34409- J The federal government has peered more than $20000000 into Utah to relieve unemployment drouth ‘suffer ers banks home owners knd irrigation districts said an Associated Press dispatch from Washington D C Wednesday Of the total of $20156602 approxi- -' by the Home Owners’ Loan corporation to 4423 home owners in the state who applied for federaUhelp to retain their property In addition to the amount already loaned since the corporation was organized 4854 applications for loans have passed preliminary examination and have been forwarded to loan officers Each home owner received an average of $2339 out of the amount already distributed the corporation’s headquarters in Washington reported Other funds came to the state in the form of loans and grants from the Reconstruction Finance corporation the federal emergency relief administration and the public works administration Loans to Banka Loans to baijks by the Reconstruction Finance corporation amounted to $4871405 which has been disbursed The RFC however had authorized as of July 6 loans totaling $5737612 In addition to the bank loans the RFC had provided $157500 for the Use of irrigation drainage and levee districts for refinancing their bonded Indebtedness This sum was divided among the following districts: Sevier county drainage district No 4 $13500 Benjamin drainage district $51000 Sevier county drainage district No 3 ”$12000 Utah" county drainage district No 1 $45500 Sevier county drainage district No 1 $35- eoo The federal emergency relief ad ministration provided $1200000 for drouth relief work $600000 having been allotted for July and the same amount for August " "While ‘Hie R f'cTh 6' L C and F E R A funds primarily were for relief purposes either direct to the sufferers from the long dry period or as aids in refinancing homes banks and irrigation projects the public works administration provided $3 583600 in public funds for the relief of unemployment 'As of July 13 the P W A had made allocations in loans and grants to 33 projects as follows: Project Listed’ Tooele waterworks $61000 Sandy City waterworks $17000 Richfield City waterworks $116000 Fairview waterworks $11000 Kamas waterworks $16000 Spanish Fork water works $88000 Orangeville water works $11000 Ogden waterworks schools $750000 state Moab school $130000 Spring City waterworks $63000 Moab waterworks $47000 Panguitch City waterworks $42000 Milford waterworks $20000 Lehi City waterwaterworks $38000 Tremonton works $21000 Monroe City waterworks $42000 Oak City waterworks $8200 Coalville waterworks $15000 Soldier Summit waterworks $30000 Gunnison waterworks $20000 OakParowan $20000 ley waterworks $76000 power and waterworks Cedar City waterworks $28000 Ka-- nab waterworks $40000 Midway waterworks " $35000 Layton waterwaterworks $25000 Wellington waterCenterfield works $26000 Woodruff water- works $22000 town of Sterling works $20000 waterworks $11500 Plymouth waterwaterworks $15000 - Koosharem works $15000 In addition to the projects for which loans and grants were made there were six for which the P W A made only grants They were as follows: Utah county schools $69500 Box Elder county schools $46200 state of Utah colleges $13800 Santa Clara waterworks " $2000 Brigham City waterworks Utah county $4200 school $16200 Of the funds made available for the Irrigation drainage and levee districts in Utah by the Reconstruction Finance corporation a statement from the corporation said that while the amounts to the various districts had been authorized no money had been disbursed as of July 6 ' " A war spy carried invisible ink by having it mixed in a cake of toilet soap the lather of which contained enough of the fluid to write a mes sage jus- - TO SEEK OUT Tribunt Srrvl Suit Ikf TrHune-Chle- N NEW YORK July 25— The Amcr-- who her maiden name although she was mar- ried in 1925 to James H Gilbert New York attorney is a lawyer with 14 She was a special years’ experience assistant attorney general in 1921 assigned to probe scandals in the buildIn succeeding years she ing trades was actively engaged in politics working at various times for both the Democratic and the Socialist parties DENVER July 25 VP— A ltyesr- old expectant mother was In Denver General hospital tonight while the superintendent of the institution of ficials of tfte juvenile court and the city attorney were in a controversy whether a operation could be performed to save her life D Parriott the city attorJames ney issued a formal opinion declaring the state law permits physicians to operate if In their opinion tha birth of a child would endanger the life of the mother “I do not propose to file a delinquency charge against this girl” Mrs Merle H Pitcher referee of the court-icharge of girls replied Mrs Pitcher said she understood the “man responsible for the girl’a condition” has been arrested source of satisfaction to the Daily Worker official organ of the Com-icaELY Nev— An elusive short Civil Liberties union today pun ist party which has taken the circuit in the wiring of his car Liberties union to its bosom and proudly affirmed the fact that editorializes on the value of the daily which he had been unable to loBrandeis woman attorney and daugh-umocause 0 com cate after several searches nearLouis Dimunism in America of Associate Justice Not Attorney Promises to Help tee Will Commission ly proved disastrous for Linwood States Brandeis of the United supreme Much publicity attended the recent Smithson of Ely when the maPolice Find Killer of Harass Exchange Says chine caught fire Sunday night Allred 'Bingham on Robinson summit pass while S0I of the former United States sena- CHICKENS RETURNED in these frenzied times Girl ing a Ogden Kennedy traveling at mile a minute clip LANSING Kan Just now the organization Is In a tor from Connecticut and Corliss July 25 VP— Smithson was en route to Reno of violent indignation over thejmont son of Thomas W Lamont of Thieves visited the chicken house of accompanied by Wesley Millick - J comof the P Morgan & Company who are Mrs Paul Carahan and took 50 chick"persecution" WASHINGTON of Ely The flames burst through July 25 (P)— SAN FRANCISCO July 25 (JP— police munists who are busily engaged in members of the Civil Liberties union ens Finding that they weighed only the floorboards with such force American business was informed by Asserting "the real murderer” of the engaged in picketing activities in the about a pound each and were too fomenting strikes throughout that the ' driver was unable to the chairman of the new securities Miss Louise Jeppesen was still atjunjte(j states Its activities and com Jersey City furniture strike But small to be marketed' the thieves toreach the handbrake and could and stock exchange commission large haunting San Francisco parksments on the campaign of suppression there was evident in the public senti- - returned the chickens the next night only partly slow the machine day that it need have- no fear the and "imperiling the lives of other of communists by the authorities arelment regarding these two young men — apparently for further feeding with the footbrake before both commission would harass annoy or young girls" Harry McKenzie atoccupants were compelled to hurl ptish it around-Josepfor Millard Hickman middle-agethemselves from the car P Kennedy the chairman torney rparine engineer who was Bruised and shaken a told the National Press club they its - trf gw‘"stay4’ today he would put the fore a motorist picked them up ‘‘We hold that business' based on ing vowed on his trail and brought them to town goodwill should be- encouraged so police "I know in my own mind the slayThe car was a complete loss It that it may be helpful" er of Louise Jeppesen" McKenzie was partly covered by insurance This was the first time a member said "There is more concrete eviof the commission had gone into dedence pointing to this suspect than will tail about the philosophy which there was against Hickman" I can ( M N OAlltlMt ICH AN Dl JlfONl govern its operations Kennedy made not name this person now but it is eleven major points in describing a not hitherto connected with what will be required of Wall street theparty ' casg” and of the corporations whose securiDullea saidi Police Charles Captain ties Wall street sells he had not been informed of anyj New Life new evidence in the brutal killing The commission he said "thinks of the Ogden Utah girl! (Continued from Pate One) means of bringing in Golden Gate park last May of itself as the that Germany is governed by men of the security new life into the body Around Hickman OUT GO Partitions! Old Windows! Shelving! who use violence when it suits business” We built our case around Hickto them who are restrained neither "I conceive It be an important man— that's all I can OUT GOES summer mereliandise at prices to clear quickly— say” Dullea by laws nor by loyalty to each part of the job we are trying to do other and they were quick to here” he continued “to reassurd commented our remodeling plans to make roopi McKenzie said there were many armaments capital as to its safety in going ahead conclude that of significance to support incidents in the hands of such men would as to and to reassure the investor his contention One of these he said I be to put Europe at the mercy of the protection- of his interests to a particular person and such sudden "We shall seek to help all property pointed arbitrary just "He is alitfe” said McKenzie violence as had been practiced in enterprises by helping them establish itself new checks and setting up more haunting our parks imperiling the lives of other young girls of women Immediately the British govpositive standards We believe and children ernment indorsed M Barthou's affirmation not negation On the morning this trial began "There Is not the slightest thought pacts and announced that it would the wife of a well known bank official double its own air force Since of eliminating or restricting proper was picked up by a man who both decisions were applauded in profits called himself a taxicab driver drivFrance there can be no doubt that Broad Market en to a lonely place and robbed and Britain’s air policy is concerned “It is a commonplace to say that attacked in the same fashion Louise with Germany the recovery program to be finally Jeppesen was attacked successful needs a sound and broad The trial of Millard Hickman Is Aetion Had Deep security market" over but the death of Louise JeppeEffect on Italy The market he went on “should sen has not been avenged Now wei reflect the actual economic condi- must find the man who killed her” The British action had a profound effect in Italy For in the tions” and "should be truly baroFound 'in Park metric” long run it is an axiom of EuroMiss Jeppesen’s body was found an be will important must take Publicity pean politics that Italy near a tunnel in the park her stand on the same side as the clement in the new conditions The on the pedestrian early morning qf May 13 She sort of publicity we have in mind British When Britain was purwith the belt of Will do suing a balance of power policy" with- respect her coat no and much them harm the public not But Italy could pursue it Police soon arrested Hickman who good" when Britain abandons it Italy desires to en- had been her companion in a party The commission is for all practical purposes an of four the Hicknight island and its ultimate security courage proper investments but "no man testified preceding Miss Jeppesen had re— — no men no of body government depends upon not running counnation is sufficiently wise tQ define pulsed him in his apartment after ter to British sea power the perfect investment or to guar- the party broke up and left alone He reaItaly had however a vital antee the risks said he then called upon Blanche it or to son of her own for coming to the McKay a blond woman who had of speculation same decision as the British been the partner of Thomas Dee Points To Motive namely that peace would not be yachtsman in the foursome This exquisite crepe is 40 inches undies you’ promoted by encouraging the "The whole motive’of the security Hickman said Miss McKay you like arming of the nazis or their amact is to be found in the effort — him to his hparjment during wide tearose in and white comes of in a bition for revision That reason long wearin supply the necessary arrd no longer escap- the early morning hours and reis Austria Mussolini is an Italable effort — to make finance more mained with him until late the next and pink the silk about soft worry crepe ian patriot and no Italian fascist responsible The rules are simple and day He ontended he was With Miss silk tubs like or make it up how or otherwise would willingly perlaundering— for honest Only those who see things McKay at the time Miss Jeppesen was mit Germany to extend her power slain a crookedly will find them harsh summer frocks! hanky! to the Brenner and to press down “The commission will make war Whether the revelations of the trial to Trieste and the Adriatic He without quarter on any who sell and the notoriety given the case will has therefore made the indesecurities by fraud or misrepresentat- cost Hickman his job as superintendpendence of Austria his first conion ing engineer for a large shipping cern There he has collided with "If we of the S E C do our job well company here he does not yet know Hitler At Venice he may or may and if we are helped by those we McKenzie Said today not have obtained a promise from want to help the new 'deal in finance The attorney said Hickman reHitHitler to let Austria alone will be found to be a better deal for mained on the company payroll durler may or jnay not be able to all” ing the long weeks of his imprison30 control the nazis who are terroriment and trial but that the board of directors will decide next week zing Austria He may or may Orig $100 to $750 504 to not wish to control them In any whether he is to be retained event the fact is that an aggressive movement revolutionary which has its base in Gerrrfany SILK DRESSES —Orig $495 to $695 for sports continued to attack Austria yd Orig and afternoon S3 So Mussolini is compelled to Waffle weave BOUCLE KNIT DRESSES— Orig $1495 to $2975 take his stand with the powers to in 2 or models which have encircled Germany 54 inches wide ' and propose to hold the nazis COTTON SLACKS — Orig $198 to $229 SAN PEDRO Cal July 25 (TP)— Algabardine within the frontiers of Versailles though officials of the company for andlinene iYn sure to be a quick sellThat this European system was which the boat fishes asserted there Better hurry down for this COTTON PAJAMAS— Orig $129 to $198 In 1 or the inevitable one given nazi amwas no cause for alarm relatives oi cotton It’s a with out low 794 styles at this amazingly price fleecy bitions and methods is clear The some of the 12 San Pedro men aboard Drouth Committee Receives In sheer COTTON FROCKS— Orig $159 to $198 a nubby weave that is especially adapted to those imporalternative system of disarmathe tuna clipper Panama toor sport cottons 51 ment conciliation and equality day asked the navy to aid in a search tant swagger coats and it simply thrives on soap and SILK OR WOOL CREPE SKIRTS— Orig $198 in of power broke down at Geneva for the craft water white or pastels The Panama has been unreported nearly a year ago On the other SILK CREPE OR TAFFETA BLOUSES— Orig $159 hand it is equally clear that the the family of John Gabelich owner ’ In white or colors present European diplomatic sys- - and master of the vessel disciosed 774 tern is temporary it can last only since June 25 when the fishing boat COTTON AND LINEN BLOUSES— Orig $198 to Many projects were presented but as long as most of the peoples of Alert was said to have sighted her few were approved by the governor's In white colors and plaids $229 drouth relief committee sitting WedEurope regard the nazis as the off the coast of Lower California Officials of the French Sardine nesday at the capitol greatest disturber of the peace Such $ system of alliances and company for which the boat fishes The Spring Water Irrigation com WASH SUITS— Orig 79c— In fast color broadcloth understandings as now exist fethe said they felt the Panama has pro- pany of Tropic Garfield county re49 4 Fancy Voiles product of a crisis and it is not ceeded to the lonely Galapagos ceived approval of a grant of $750 WASH SUITS— Orig $100— in kiddle covert and - Lawns to Fancylast Islands to the than be for likely longer spent : drainage and irriga broadcloth 594 crisis itself Navy authorities said that with no tion work The Summit Creek IrriPin Dot Dimity LONG PANTS WASH SUITS —Orig $129— In fast The crisis itself will continue definite indication of the craft’s loca- gation company of Santaquin gets color broadcloth- 894 until constitutional government is tion they could do little toward find- $1200 for spring development work Normandy Voile g LINEN 98c KNICK plus 4 style 14 reestablished in Germany When her About additional to ing except order' all vessels projects were worsted cuffs that is achieved the old rivalries keep a sharp lookout 694 presented to the committee orally and in writing by delegations Crisp airy fabrics whose gay pnsev prints are as among the powers will reassert LICENSE wed issued Kanab seeks to interest the comthemselves Germany will again to fading as their exciting stripes dashing dots IDAHO FALLS Idaho— A mar- mittee in construction of a storage find partners and her isolation TOTS’ AND GIRLS’ PLAY SUITS— Orig $100 to' will come to an end riage license was Issued here Mon- tank for culinary use About 20 fami and bold plaids day to Melvin R Hobbs 23 and Elda lies from Holladay Salt Lake coun$129— in fast color prints 894 Lillian Peterson 21 both of St An- ty were represented by a delegation FROCKS— Orig (Copyright 1934 New York WASH TOTS’ AND TODDLERS’ Tribune Inc) thony seeking improvements to their' culi$L0Q tQ $l29 ti§heer cotton prints aMpastels 74 4 nary system Tremonton wants money TOTS’ AND GIRLS’ WASH FROCKS— Orig $198 to for spring development sheer prints seersuckers piques and $398 The Lehi Irrigation company — lincm suit-146- - REAL SLAYER a j Susanl' te - OurCoolingSYstGinKcopsThoParisl5q-GoolGrThantheStreet- birth-contr- ! 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Yards Only Navy Requested To Aid in Hunt ' For Tuna Fishers FEW PROJECTS WOMEN’S HATS cotton coatings! $119 59 i WIN APPROVAL si WOMEN’S APPAREL! yd 997 1987 :169 -- 105-fo- ' 119 sheer cottops! 119 BOYS’ APPAREL! 19' yd ERS--Ori- im-mu- 6lflLS’ AND TOTS’ APPAREL! to t1i shutting su mme r footwear That sets the pace in quality and down of a well drilled with committee money In response to a protest from owners of wells that had al ready been driven in that vicinity the drouth committee has ordered the Lehi well capped to determine the effect on the flow from adjacent wells Santaquin asked for a pump well to increase its supply The Spring Water company sought funds with which to repair its dam From Manila bench Utah county came a request for a test well A Deseret delegation asked for wells to provide stock watering on the Winter range The West' Field Irrigation com pany of Pleasant Grove asked for 10 wells saying that six families are value! Orig e Sai°kd Do you ever go to work feeling "done in” dreading the long hard day ahead of you? Then light a Camel Fatigue and irritability slip away in a few minutes You feel a delightful "lift” Enjoy it as often as you please Camel’s costlier tobaccos never interfere with healthy nerves Get a Lui with a Camel ! course and thus tain a municipal-golrelieve a drain on the city’s culinary supply The Hurricane water system masked for $3000 in addition to a like amount already granted contending that the initial grant was insufficient to accomplish the end sought A representative of the Provo Reservoir company said that a cloudburst had filled a section of the canal of that company He asked for funds with which to "clean the has been dry for some time Kamas asked for a grant to assist in developing springs From Mount Pleasant came a request for funds tunnel and gment its i i rigation supply $395 394 119 JEWELRY! An attractive collection of braclets necklaces In white— all taken from our regular earrings and clips 154 stock and priced to clear quickly 50c Oxfords Pumps Sandals White Colors Combinations NECKWEAR! Tles L ' Sandals Oxfords Lasso Santhtfs y ' I Orig $198 $295 to Orig $100 yd pleated ruching trimming notes - 40 yards only of white organdie and pique for collars and cuffs Pr any sort of —V yd 394 MEN’S APPAREL! ySllIRTS AND SHORTS— Shirts of fine combed cot- ton yarn shorts of fast color broadcloth PAJAMAS — Orig $295 Fast color broadcloth SUMMER TIES — Orig 55c to 65c Bias cut in silk or silk and rayon —— ’254 195 394 Women’s arid Children’s Anklets! Orig 25C In fine mercerized lisle or rayon plaited White or pastel shades with Jac- over lisle quard tops Sizes 6 to 10 Pr 154 WOMEN’S 1IANDKERCHIES! canal-whic- (ttt to WOMEN’S RAYON UNDIES! PANTIES AND VESTS— Orig 79c neatly tailored sizes 36 38 40 v' taiKICKERNICK COMBRAZpRES —Orig $250 lored with uplift brassiere and flare leg Orig ctmceTned“'The’mayor tif PrOVo Renewed a request for aid to pump water from a sump with which to main- 6w cau-:- e ticu VOICES CHEER Tabulation Showg That 7 IIDLG Furnished of Total Sum 1934 the somewhat amused feeling that! will be boys The enlistment of Girl 12 Provokes 1 Daughter of Supreme Court Justice boys the daughter of a supreme court “ regarded as a Birth Control Row ? li?ered different affair Enlists in Civil Liberties Union wholly Miss Brandeis retains MART CONTROL HICKMAN AIDE Nevadans Auto BOARD LEADER IN U S RELIEF 26 LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS— Orig 29c In white or pastels SPORT HANDKERCHIEFS— Orig 20c In pastel each 104 — 6 for shades with nautical trims SHEER Not all sizes in every style — but all sizes in the group 504 V |