Show r k THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING MAY 2 1937 Chile Gains Former Explorer Now lieopemng of Vital Railway Won Over to Idea of Reviving Transandine Carrier Arge: ntina By NORMAN INGREY Chicago Tribune Pres Service SANTIAGO Chile— An International railroad has more political than economic importance according to the Chilean government which haa won the Argentine government over to this thesis by se curing the reopening of the famous Transandine line via Uspallata pass (Continued from tin Six) tried awkwardly to bring him back Quaker State Outfits Big Expeditions SOUTH BEND Ind Morris Lays Claim to Levin arrested for Investigation Kentucky Rifle and later freed told police he could Pcttcngill Bill Is Seen avail The stretcher was lifted from the ambulance and It was laid on ‘the sidewalk close beside Morash This time Buddie appeared to understand what was going on for he mad no objections Nor did he try to hinder the lifting of the janitor’s inert body onto the stretcher But to make certain of g his human friend's the dog himself leaped on the foot of Ilis Name in English Stumps a Linguist 157— 29 to his senses The attempt was a failure' There lay the man to all appearances dead Buddie crouched above his (Continual from rest Five) ' supine body and sent forth into the the senate of the next day Approprla dolorous howl a anguish night tion bills have right of way over Passersby had seen Morash fall They hurried to the spot with some such legislation as that under convague Idea of being of use They sideration Jikewise the supreme were not allowed to lay hands on the senseless janitor nor even to the stretcher and lay there alertly court bill would be given preference come within reach of him Buddie He refused to leave this place of over the Pettenglll bill But of late vantage saw to that So he and Morash were lifted to- years congress has spent little time apeak t t r lects 7 gether into the ambulance Toappropriation measures there gether they were driven to the hos- fore the chief legislative obstacle in And there another pital difficulty the path of this railroad measure arose When attendants in the emer is the court bill on which the sengency room tried to lift the janitor ate may occupy itself as long as up onto a table for examination these nosey humans prodding at Buddie flashed furious 'feeth at month or more Protracted debate Henceforth this railroad which him and perhitps harming him still them and roared defiance The at on the court issue may well continue took 21 years to build but only three further tendants stood back Even when into June especially as that bill Two policemen saw the crowd at threatened with force the dog would will have to be laid aside from time months to destroy by a tariff war will be looked upon primarily as a the curb’s edge and they came to not budge At last the doctor to time while appropriation bills While bystanders were made their examination with the have the right of way It is highly “link in the better understanding of investigate the two peoples” A secondary ob telling them of Morash’s fall they dog crouching vigilantly beside the important that 'all the approprla tion' bills be disposed of before the ject will be to carry freight and tried to lift the stricken man Then victim much more quickly they retreated end of June for those fcllls carry Treated Morash — passengers the funds for meeting the costs of The two governments have been before the swift menace of Buddie’s to treated the They Injury throat and slashing jaws the government after July 1 The negotiating ever since the morning snarling skull was and found it they It was a moment of deadlock not dangerous- - Meantime from let- time the senate 4s obliged to devote of April 18 1932 when the British management of the Argentine sec- There lay Morash in" need of im- ters in his pockets they learned his to appropriation bills will operate tion boarded up the frontier tunnel mediate medical or surgical care name and address His grown son to postpone the date of a final vote police to help him was sent for on the court bill and it may easily high in the Andes and stopped all There were therescuers by telephone and victim trains It took this action because But between that the latter may not be happen Three threw a sheet policemen an annual trade of $11000000 had snarled the guardian dog What over Buddie from behind and they voted upon by the senate until some dwindled to less than $2000000 when was to be done? him in it so securely that time in July How long the session One of the patrolmen telephoned wrapped Chile and Argentina were at war could not nor even struggle will continue after then is a matter he for an ambulance from the city Then he was bite It largely depends to the Dudley of speculation Cattle Taxed carried hospital The other telephoned the Chile to benefit Its own farmers precinct police station On the run street police station There he was upon how much more legislation will the insist upon havpresident taxed Argentine cattle $75 per head came Patrolmen Edward A Murphy kept wrapped up and raging until Morash’a son arrived ing with retaliated prohibl Argentina and George Garvan At the same Arguments Hackneyed tive tariffs on Chilean exports The time a city hospital ambulance sped The youth was a friend of BudThe Pettenglll bill did not pass railroad lost all its freight and re- clanging and hooting to the scene die’s The dog welcomed him gladly Young Morash led him through the house on the strength of 'the fused to keep open for the email of the accident made for and against it been had traffic which passenger The police continued vainly to try the slushy streets to Miss Burack’s arguments further reduced by a daily Ameri- to coax Buddie to let them get near apartment where the disconsolate the arguments were mainly along old hackneyed lines many of them can aerial service over the moun- enough to Morash to examine him dog was locked in for the night not the tains did not like to put a bullet But there was no happiness nor bill particularly pertinent to conThey then pending Few of the of mind for Buddie until some Prospects of reopening the rail- through the too faithful mongrel’s peace later Morash was well enough gressmen from the intermountain road disappeared two years lRter head And they did not car to risk days to come back to his Stanwood street states participated in the debate whet) Mendoza river floods com- bad bites if milder measures could job There the crossbreed greeted Representative White of Idaho and part of pletely destroyed a large his unofficial master with delirious Representative O'Connell of Monthe Argentine section controlled by of such high to have to negotiations joy an continued to ‘follow him tana being the two to oppose the another British company The man deal with private and especially around close at his heels on every bill while- - Representative Martin agement refused to invest $3000000 companies detail of the man’s janitorial work of Colorado advocated its passage In restoration unless assured of a The thereA brave dogl Even if his loyal Beyondthta trio the intermountain Santiago government more favorable tariff regime for the negotiations bravery was silly He had defied delega&miissjnalntained silence and The Chileans fumed as they were upon completed the balance of the of all mankind Including the Roxbury merely Voted as stated above cut off by rail seriously delaying purchase Chilean Transandine company’s polloe force for the defense of one Probably the most dispassionate communications with the Atlantic shares on the London market — it human whom he loved speech in explanation of the bill In republics and Europe The Argen- had already bought up 70 per cent helpless tines remembering it was the — and secured authorization of conChileans who had started the tariff to take over the line It ha war displayed complete Indiffer- gress now been Incorporated in the state was ence pretending the question system exclusively an economic one and Chilean policy was crowned with must be settled by the railroad com- final success when Justo telepanies and the government graphed President Arturo Alessan-d- ri Chileans Persist of Chile news of the signing of The Chileans persisted however a decree authorizing government And finally won over the Argentine expenditure of 600000 peros (roughAdministration of President Augus- ly $1700000) to reconstruct the Artin P Justo with the argument that gentine Transandine section and political relations between ths two valuation of the whole system precountries and the paratory to expropriation from the cause generally depended on resto- British The Transandine railway measration of rail communications Once the Chileans had converted ure 155 miles and is a vital link in transcontinental rail the Argentines to this viewpoint It the was only a step farther to hold that chain between Buenos Aires and it was incompatible with the spirit Valparaiso self-chos- Mo-rash- ’s 4S language! and 800 dia- He answered questions in a dozen tongues but was stumped when asked to sign his nam In English on a fingerprint card "I can’t do It” he aald "But I can write it in 29 other languages” well-bein- Guards Master The mongrel stood astride' the moveless body of his master He growled and snapped furiously at everyone who might venture near Morash was in bad enough condition already without ' 4 n Factory employment in the United States during the last year was 40 per cent higher than In 1932 and weekly factory payrolls were 80 per cent greater according to the United States department of labor v who could not flnan£ione anyway let him go to the trouble of estt mating the cost of an expedition He is Jiothered constantly by persons who want him to outfit a party to "find” A gold mine His eyes light up when he epeaks of tha Lindberghs "They are both delightful people1 LANCASTER Pa (UP— The Kentucky rifle which played such a vital part In the existence of American pioneers did not originate in the south but came from tho early forges of eastern Pennsylvania it has been revealed here The American rifle developed because the frontiersmen were dissatisfied with the cumbersome rifles mad In Europe 'wee perfected in tho gunshops of Lancaster and York counties Daniel Boone remembered as on of the most daring woodsmen of the frontier area used the newly developed American rifle on many of hie exploits in Kentucky Thus it became known as th Kentucky rifle He obtained the rifle which bore the name of a Lancaster county gunsmith through his family horns in Berks county i Anthony fula shown in his explorers’ outfitting shop sailed the River of Doubt with "T Rn” outfitted Young Teddy’s -- ha eays sled for He made a three-pa- rt foray into Asia their Greenland flight "NEW YORK 157— Anthony Fiala' gaze of a massive elk’s head and ‘The colonel himself helped me tha sled together downstairs!" used to be an explorer Now he in the shadow of a boat and sledge lashexclaims and his voice turns he runs a shop that sells outfits to he built in the arctic poring over proud other explorers He gets a kick a littered desk Ranged behind him out of it too are books on exploration several ’Hhlf the pleasure of setting forth bearing his name lies in getting ready” he remarks He deals mostly with engineers and he finds thrills as well as profit and explorers— “fine quiet chaps” in his activities he calls them He has a sneer for FORD SUNDAY At 67 he is thin and wiry and “dude explorers — a noisy lot”-wh- o probably still a good man to have patronize snorting goods Shops EYENING HOUR around when camp is pitched on Sometimes he admits people the shadowy rim of the unknown Staffing Monday GREENFIELD Theodore Dr eft presents Fiala accompanied Roosevelt on the "River of Doubt” ’ VILLAGE CHORUS IJ an xcitinf jku rframA-of-A- -r expedition outfitted young Teddy Roosevelt’s Asiatic foray and him5-7 Symphony drdUrtra TONIGHT KLO self tried for 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Stop I Quickly surely smoothly! Zipping along 40 Bill Burgees steps lightly on the brako pedal aa the No 1 CAR crosses a line on the pave- dif-foron- tl" at ment HYDRAULIC BRAKES the car In record time “Meadealer 69 feet 7 Inches! Lese by HUDSON atop It" aaya the than half the distance legally allowed ‘‘Beet hydraulics I ever used I’’ enthused Burgess sure "Now disconnect those hydroulicsl” All set for an extra special test the hydraulic brakes are purposely disconnected and away they go back over the same test route “What no brake at all ?“ “Wait and see!” Bill Burgees is now about to have an eiperienco only possible In a 1937 Hudson or Terraplane Up to 40 miles an hour again over flashing the Una “NOW1” AND HE PUSHES THE "Stop again!" SAME BRAKE PEDALI No fumbling for an emergency brake lever Bill just pushes the regular brake pedal a little farther down a quick smooth stop! “That’s and again the kind of a brake system for me I’’ exclaims Bill Yes and remember that only Hudsons and Terraplane have theml No 1 Cars of the — Moderate Price No 1 Low and Fields-- WhoolbdSSS 122 117 Inches Is and 129 Inches In Hvdton "- Terra-pla- No 1 M and 101 In Terra Hortopowor plane 101 107 and 122 in Hudson Double con buretlon in Super Terraplane and all Hudson Sixes and Eights No 1 Roominett sedt comfort for three S$ full Inches of front 1 Driving Easo't wlth exclusive Seise five Automatic Shift (an optionpl extra) No 1 Safoty i with exclusive Hydraulic Irakes and bodies ell of steel ln- "2-X- ” Frame eluding toots New Double-Dro- No Two to parole braking systems 1 When Bill Burgess stopped the first time he used ony the hydraulic brake system' After disconnecting the hydraulics he again stopped quickly and smoothly with tha reserve mechanical system “There’s an advancement that’s years ahead” explained the dealer “Typical of all Hudson engineering!’’ —"Only Hudson and Torraplano have brakes like ' ‘ Safes! slopping is but one of dozens of No 1 thesol" For your complete protection Hudson - FEATURES you’ll find when you take the wheel build three separate brake systems into their of a new Hudson or Terraplane No 1 In per- cars holders of hydraulics that are big powerful sure-acti- ng formance endurance economy an entirely separate mechanical 41 OFFICIAL A A A records I You’ll quickly system that operates from the same pedal and a understand why new thousands like Bill Burgees hand lever parking brake conveniently placed era accepting tho local dealer’s invitation the cowl with finger-touand discovering for themselves their No 1 CAR I release —Metropolitan City Dealers— " Motor Ave Was 2702 HARRY E LUFF 703 EAST 17Tlf SOUTH SOUTH 3RD EAST MAIN MOTOR SALES 1178 EAST 2IST SO SUGARI10USE MOTOR CO R QUALITY AUTO SHOP - 7533 - 163 Economy 22 miles 2271 for Hudson per oallon for in Los Angeles-Tosemi- te Economy Run Hydraulic d optional extra on all 44 models— choice of 12 beautiful colors complete line of Terraplon PHONE WASATCH 4900 HUDSON AND TERRAPLANE DISTRIBUTOR 1 Terraplane ch 24 WEST FIFTH SOUTH BROWER-TQWLE- No models- -- alio a Commercial Cars ' about the new Hudson Tlmt Payment Plan— terms to suit yonr Income Ask low-co- st u HYDRAULIC HlkLHOLD (An eptlonal extra an all me Sell) Knaps your car from otoppsd on rolling backwards whan st —— fL |