Show 2? - THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING Figures in Utah’s Mystery Plane Drama New Letters Spur Search For Airliner in Complete “wiping out” of legal Restrictions against ailroads charging more for a short haul than for a long haul over the same tracks will result If congress enacts the Petten-gi- ll bill H H Ellsworth traffic assistant for the Utah Citizens’ Rate Importance of “prevention rather than cure” in the cafe of teeth and the value of immediate report and treatment of venereal disease cases were stressed Thurs day at the publia health nurses’ conference being held at the Am- fate searching parties Thursday Intensified efforts to locate the missing airliner In the mountains rising from the Western Air Express camp at Millset An Unconfirmed rumor was cir eulated Thursday that part of the Instrument panel of the ship which crashed last December 15 had been found and carried In a sack to Alpine A rumor also was circulated that Mayor John Whitby of Alpine who Is running a rack string for the Western Air Express had received Instructions to haul in a supply of large bags JTrank Bateman andWill Healy discoverers of the original letter --elues found another4etter Thursday according to Fred W Kelly chief pilot of Western Air Express Kelly said the men refused to disclose the location of their find He did not discuss the contents of the letter or give a "description of the find According to Chief Pilot Kelly ' wrsr'' Frank Eastman accompanied Healy and Bateman to a canyon described as being about a mile downstream from Millset where Bateman and -- ilealv had73und a"clump df“shaf tered aspen — The trees according to Kelly Were located In the bottom of the said ' Rate Association Asks Chamber Members to Vote Against Measure The By HARRY P BAGLEY of two letters — or Discovery father a fragmentary letter and a fragmentary envelope— by two sepa Kelly Demonstrates Baby Bathing PQttengill Bill Nurses Told Rivals Seek Of Need for Aid of C of C Care -- Dental Prevention Rather Than Cure Stressed Before Salt Lake Conference Hunt for Missing Transport canyon 4 1937 4 Fragment o£ Envelope Discovered JUNE bassador hotel1' Dr R C Dalglei8h state director of dental health in the major talk on dentistry cited the need for proper prenatal care of mothers to insure nourishment for children’s r teeth “The prevention of much dental work of children may be obtained by teaching the mother proper diets and care before delivery” Dr Dal glelsh said fie expanded this les1 son ta show that simple preventative measures will In many instances save the need of much curative dental work A f i Legion Leader --Visits Utah on Tour of Nation jh VfO’ Addresses Roosevelt Gathering Duchesne Plans Fete Commander he didn’t believe that anything would coipe of the In vesticatlon as the canyon was not heavily overgrown with under -- brush and was not in the deep snow area Find Envelope Ivor Evans and Jesse W Spaf ford hiking uo Dry canyon ar rived at the Millset camn at 4 p m Sauntered up the slope that extends from Chapman peak to Lone peak and picked up the envelope hear Ing the postmark of Beverly Hills CI and the date of December 14 The address had beeff obliterated by exposure and the paper fragment was not complete It bore howlt ever the Imprint of the shire theater EyanaaniLSiiaffoxdj£BMed their find at Millset headquarters at ap‘ proximately 5 30 p m The men reported to Leo Dwerl cotte treasurer of the company who had charge of the camp in the absence of Frank Eastman station manager Western Air Express It was declared at the camp that Seven letters or envelopes bearing evidence of having been lost from -- the mailbags of the crashed ship have been found on the northern drainage of Dry creek on the slope between Chapman peak and Lone Colmery national comthe American Legion stopped briefly In Salt Lake City Thursday on his tour of “Americanizing Americans” and continued on to the Uintah basin where he first begun his work in the legion ‘Democracies never fail people do” he said here succinctly in explaining his purpose “to rekindle the” spirit of democracy itj the land Fearing a war in Europe the legion commander said Americamust stay out of it and “the AmeriHarry mander W of Essential Bolnts Measures essential to halting the gain of venereal disease in Utah include the immediate report of cases and agreement by physicians on a standardized form of treatment Dr D D Carr director of venereal disease control for the state hoard of health told nurses in another ma' jor address but steady increase in the state but steady increase m the state according to figures compiled in a recent survey” he said Dr J L— Jones state health commissioner greeted the nurses with a brief talk in which he pointed out social values of the health services being undertaken by the Pub' lie Health Nurses' association and similar associations in other states Give Demonstration A demonstration of care of a tuberculosis patient was given by Mrs Katherine Eckenbreckt Weber county public health nurse and Miss Jeanette Rosenstock field nurse of the Utah Tuberculosis association at the morning session The demonstration Included meth ods used m sterilizing utensils and in isolating the afflicted from other family members The two nurses also showed the proper technique for use of the thermometer and Photv Miss Harriet Cochran demonstrates baby" bathing before public health nurses’ conference Real Estate Sales Reach — e Highin Salt Lake All-Tim- Multiple Recordings With Board Announced as Totaling $535010 for May Real estate sales recorded last month by the multiple listing bureau of the Salt Lake Real Estate board reached an alltime high for association said Thursday commenting on a bullrtin being sent out by the association to members of the chamber of commerce In connection with the chamber referendum on the proposed law) change The rate association bulletin over the signature of Charles I Wheeler chairman of the legislative committee advises chamber of commerce to register their vote members against the Pettengill bill because “it’s better to have the present fourth section Gong and short haul clause) in the law and not need it than it Is to need it and not have it” Voting Deadline The chamber of commerce members must send in their ballots on the measure by Friday night to make thelrvotes Valid Mr Wheeler pointed out that Instead of specifying that higher rates cannot be charged for shorter distances in the same haul the Pettengill bill allows the railroads to charge no more than the aggregate of all shorter rates on the haul leaving the railroad free to charge as much less as they please and permitting rates detrimental to Inland points which may then have to pay more for shorter hauls than the low rates which would be “ published to meet water competition “ coast-to-coa- st Present Law In the present fourth section of the Interstate commerce act which would be repealed if the Pettengill bill is enacted the interstate commerce commission ts empowered to grant exceptions and allow lower rates for long than for short hauls in some instances provided the rates still are “reasonably compensatory” he said The latter phrase is omitted from the Pettengill bill Mr Ellsworth pointed out allowing railroads to reduce long haul rates to viciously low figures requiring higher rates for shorter hauls Another poifit irt the Pettengill bill objectionable to shippers Mr Ellsworth said is that railroads could publish rates violating the long and short"1ral— principle-wtth- out special application or notice leaving it up to shippers to dissover if and where they would be discriminated against The railroads are advocating the bill with claims that the removal of haul restrictions would not injure Inland shippers Discriminations which opponents have feared would result are not intended railroad by operators spokesmen have said adding that any legislation which deprives the rails of their freedom to compete with water transportation cannot result in the railroad prosperity necessary to bring rate reduction May Richard F Harding executive‘ secretary announced Thursday The total valuation of property sold for the month as listed by the 1932 volume $85860 28 transacbureau was $535010 moved in 163 tions May 1933 volume $149160 transactions at an average figure of $3221 per transaction Mr Hard- 45 transactions Mr Harding said the high real ing said This compares with a total of estate movement this month is a $328 bl5 moved in May 1936 in 119 clear indication of better times transactions averaging $2761 Fig- - ahead “Outlook for the building ies and real is much to keep ”this nation out of foreign total volume $276640 56 transac- better today than in 1928 and 1929 of the profession carries $314-55conflicts 0 1926 volume because today we are underbuilt total Public health nurses held a “dress tions May 74 transactions May 1929 vol- then we were badly overbuilt” he Mass Meeting Slated rehearsal” Thursday at S p in n ume 82 new-bor$353600 transactions M4y said baby delivery of a A guest at the home of Arthur J showing the care of the child following Orr of Duchesne he addressed a and meeting at Roosevelt Thursday Fri- birth Thursday was the fourth day of a by the Duchesne day heNowill22 be feted he y convention which opened founded after which poet here Monday attended by nurses A war be will mass meeting the throughout the state The Aaaoclat4 Preaa Photo held in the high school auditorium from conference is sponsored jointly by Above Wendell Moyle left and Wilford Moyle Alpine Friday night to honor the comman- the crippled children's division of der Titus Jones Duchesne commanranchers and official guides for the Western Air Express the state board of health with Miss der said Six hundred Catholics joined the Most Rev James E Kearney M Mclnnerny as chair' In referring to his Duchesne visit Marcella plane search shown with their outfit near the slope upon D bishop of the Catholic diocese of Salt Lake in a' reception D school man health board's and the Salt Lake he —peak said that it vvhich seven letters of the missing plane’s mail cargo have in City education division with Ruth Ward Thursday night for the Rev Joseph S Keefe diocesan superintendant Near Base Camp was there that he started his legion Mumford been found Below Ivor Evans and Jesse W Spafford of In charge and forand looked of education on the occasion of his impending departure to a new The spot where Evans that he had Spaf work American Fork whose discovery of the fifth letter in the ward for years to returning for a ford made their find Thursday was assignment m the east -mile as the a Tokens of appreciation for his visit approximately half melting snow late Thursday spurred the searchers base recalled when he crow flies from the moved He work in Utah Catholic schools were camp that to new activity reto 1916 he from Kansas to Utah n Evans and Spafford plan presented by three church organizasume their hunt Friday went to Duchesne not only to open tions at the reception held in the that auditorium of the Judge Memorial a— law practice but to play baseball It was reported at the camp to made to was the shortstop He left school auditorium he arrangements have been John Leary on behalf of the return to Topeka in 1920 where collect a herd of burros at Alnine d little climbed and hold these he through legion activity WASHINGTON June 3— Senator The number of Utah households Judge Memorial School Alumni asso- -' Mrs -- animals In readiness for actual disMary Fields Sloan 68 fornation paid the educator tribute to his present position William H King as predicted ob- receiving public assistance in April for his work at that school and pre- mer Salt Lake City resident and covery of the plane The animals To Speak at Ogden sented him with a gift Mrs George active member of the Catholic will be used in packing out the Commander Colmery will go to served his anniversary in bed Thurs- was 5 per cent less than in March F bodies of plane victims and such Egan spoke for the diocesan Presentation of the flagpole and dedication of the constitutional Ogden Saturday by day The infection of one lung but 43 per cent greater than in council of Catholic women and Phil church died Wednesday of a heart accompanied parts of the missing plane aa are monument at the west entrance to the city and county 'building Charles R Mabey past national which influ1936 a in It of is followed an shown attack report April J Purcell represented the organiza Illness- at her home In San Fransalvaged it was declared T commander and vsee 3 50 Reym at deHarry enza state his 39 schools a the of fever issued the and grounds orcisco Friday tion of Catholic men The two p by representatives city’s Thursday by produced Chief Pilot Kelly made a trip to according to word received national execu- physician Sprlngville has insisted the senator partment of public welfare th camp Thursday in company will include sealing of a copper box in the- - vault of the monument nolds ganizations jointly presented the de' here Thursday He in will committeeman tive speak was A of week the bed a at in for least increase remain A large part Dr J T WorIton assistant superintendent of city schools said the American with Mr Dwerlcotte and O parting priest with a purse Born in England Mrs Sloan came Legion chateau at or until the fever disappears m the old age assistance classificaTom Holland student body presl Rasto an inspector of the departm 7:30 ' to p Salt Lake City with her parents Thursday this The is to The resume senator tion number anxious of dent the Judge Memorial school ment of commerce Kelly end Rasto Fast state commander Norman work on the adverse report on the type of aid Increasedreceiving Within the copper box has been 57 per cent gave Father Keefe a radio set on David and Charlotte Fields when returned to Salt Lake City late E A Littlefiled manager of Two solos she was a young girl She was president’s supreme court bill but in the one-yeperiod while the behalf of the students placed envelopes filled with the sig- SimsUnited Thursday afternoon because of InStates Veterans’ hosp- has been told he must let all work amount of money spent increased were sung by W J DesJardins married here to John Sloan who natures of more than 30 000 Salt the adequate accommodations ital Clem Schramm commander of ride until his lung has cleared 87 per cent according to the report closed the pro- died many years ago Bishop The returning officials took with Kearney Lake City school children who have post No 2 and other legion officials s' In April 1936 a total of75 859 gram by decaringFalher Keefe In1925 she During the few ipinutes the er jnoved to San Fran- them R sample of oil skimmed also— written — beside— thetr-nam- es greeted- - Mr— Calmer toTise IHe'pHone was paid to 4005 aged” persons while would always remain m Salt Lake cisco with-hR C permitted "Tronnhirsurface of a In Salt Lake City Thursday he voiced his firm conviction that in the same month this year $142 231 City in the memory of the people Treanor former manager of the their ambitions They planned to have it analysed a m coming from Denver the Felt Building and her grandchilsupreme court bill now is dead was paid to 6283 persons The report that he had served “At some future date possibly 10 at 730 Officers many of whom have Friday his annual tour of posts He believes if it should come to a notes that increases during the last Father Keefe plans to visit his dren Richard John and Mary Ellen 7-The men did not thmk their oil served side by side witlVi Colonel or 20 ye'ars from now it is planned onCommander Colmery’legion Invtour vote it would not muster the sup- few months were due partly to a mother in Boston shortly after com' Treanor sample had any particular bearing Hamilton Gardner through 16 years to open the vault and bring out the cludes Boise Idaho Pendleton Ore port of a majority of the senate reduction in W P A quotas by the mencerpent observances at the While In Salt Lake City Mrs on the planeas oily film often ocWash Seattle Wash June But the indications are growing federal government and the transfer Judge school Sunday Two months Sloan was prominent in the Cathcurs on the surface of seep springs that he commanded the 222nd field box again" said Dr Worlton who Yakima 9 Portland Ore June 10 Salem daily that administration forces will of many workers from employable later he will report for his new as- olic Mothers’ club and apparently is a byproduct of artillery will honor their retiring is chairman of the program commitnot force a vote but rather allow to unemployable classifications Ore and California points Surviving are Mr Treanor and signment at New Trenton N J leader at a farewell party at Camp tee decayed vegetation “By this means interesting her grandchildren of San Franthe bill to die either in committee There were 13 387 households re4 This oil however Is different W G Williams or on the senate calendar-Senatcisco three sisters Mrs Charles Comparisons with present ambitions Saturday evening ceiving public assistance in April from the Iridescent film that was Stephens and Ada Fields of San King Wednesday tele- compared with 9344 In the corremany of whom en- and future fulfillment may come to seen approximately three weeks phoned the senate asking that he be sponding month a year ago The Diego and Ann Fields of San Franago It was stated Thursday that listed as recruits years ago to work light for the students of today will cisco paired on the vote on the veterans’ percentage of population on relief this film was not seeping from be- up through the ranks will present then be men and women of the city insurance bill He was paired In fa- ranged all the way from 5 16 in Salt Requiem mass for Mrs Sloan will neath a snow bank as originally Colonel Gardner with a "gift a token and state " vor of sustaining the president’s Lake county the lowest to 14 11 in be celebrated Saturday in St Cereported but was Been on the sur of esteem and friendship ''for an The veto On several occasions notably Daggett county the highest celia church San Francisco folpresentation program will in- face' of Dry creek during the peak officer who was credited with the on the bonus bill Senator Kihg has Total obligations of the state and A low barometric pressure area lowed by burial in Holy Cross cemeelude music by the R O T C band high-ratiperiod of the spring rtiKoff ’ The Inventory and appraisement voted to sustain vetoes by President county departments of public wel- which In that city Letters found on the Dry creek Besides the regimental commis- - of the South high school followed by swept rapidly down through tery estate of the late Ashby Snow Roosevelt even when senators now fare aggregated $386824 51 during Idaho and Wyominghrought-radrainoff together with the original sioned officers and masterand first the presentation speech byAlex'E of the ia aecia immg thesupreme cou rt April1 a'decrease0fnearly 3 perf tea to— thatr-tbe-rasing SfrgeamsThvrtecT-guesl'TviII-In-pl- ane Eberhardt president o T the board Korth Thursday showed an ap kmdly bill were voting as they did Wed- cent from March The funds were to northern Utah Thursday night lies somewhere in the rocky elude former Governor Charles R of education but weather observers The Jefferson school praised value of $527031 01 predicted that nesday to override the veto derived as follows 66 per cent from conditions would follow the Dry valley probably near the crest Mabey Brigadier Generals W G bugle corps will officiateat the clearing for two parcels of land to Senator he be 27 cent Except tax says from expects state King sales per g of the ridge between Chipman and Williams and Carl A Badger Friday morning ceremony as the "band valued at slightly more than $6000 up and around some time next week the federal government In and’ 7 per storm Lone peak Colonels E LeRoy Bourne and Cur- plays “The After that the official forecast InBannerHthe estate" consists of stocks' and i cent the from counties tis0 Y Clawson come Watclf Plane a would will E B dicated Erwin former 145th field Mayor accept bonds relatively Thrown From Horse stabilized fair period with only ocSearchers could hardly hunt for artillery commanders and Colonel the flagpole and monument for the Appraisers were William J FitzSeason Summer Start H chischool 145th Duffin casional cloudiness afternoon field the which after for the plane Thursday Lloyd a horse he was artillery city patrick Charles J '‘Gulbransen and Thrownnearfrom The “front” of the low pressure his home Thursday Klwanis club members Inauguriding watching the aerial performance of Colonel A E Wilfong' who suc- ldren will parade carrying the state Stephen L Moyle of West- ceeded Colonel Gardner will make flags of the 48 states so far ai those Allen Barry afternoon Roy Barnes 17 son of rated the summer recreation season area which marks the region of Lieuten- flags are available After the R O Mr'&nd Mrs Orval Barnes 120 East Thursday by holding their weekly heaviest rainfall was in eastern Democratic women’s county conern Air who flew a red Waco bl the presentation speech vention Newhouse hotel 10 a in Youths Injured h South street suffered luncheon meeting at the Country Idaho late Thursday and was ex- Junior’ plane up canyons over hogbacks ant Colonel J W West suid Captain T C band plays “America” the chamber of commerce a possible fractured pelvis club instead of at the Hotel Utah pected to pass through Utah soon and around the lofty peaks He Tracy Y Welling are in charge— of Hamilton school bugl? corps will Au Beau Brummel cafe p m Cycle ' to Crashes lower the flag threaded his machine among the arrangements Hotel - Utah a Exchange club wisps of mist that clung to the 12:15 pm Two young bicyclists were inpeaks at what seemed to be periUtah Manufacturers’ association— lously close quarters Search from wheels their commerce Thursday'when 12:15 p m chamber of jured the air however was not followed ' Executive committee— Veterans — collided with automobiles by announcement that anything of Eocene In 9 976 Will Inof ered the be at least at the university It region Frank Fairbanks upper Military Unearthing of three ancient Foreign Wars Newhouse importance had been sighted hotel The attempted robbery of a and has been identified by Dr fingers on his right hand grabbed drive suffered lacerations on the dian skeletons near Moab and the two weeks before I can begin Even though deep snowdrifts lunch 227 Scott William John Ft Crltchlow auxiliary lpm stand at Brunswick at Mrs Nichols and tore her scalp and right arm and bruises on identification of a fossil specimen profesNo identification of them” Berryman pockmark the granite slopes and place near the mouth of Big 3 United Spanish War Veterans back when he was riding east of an extinct tiger-lik- e those sor emeritus of geology at Princeanimal The skeletons his apparently almost arctic weather has prevailed Cottonwood clothing Wedneston 7 pm of an Indian man woman and on Ninth South street and collided found in Utah by the Carnegie canyon late armory university during the nights rattlesnakes are day night and As Mr Long ran in from the wlth-R-so- uth — After— examination-o- f -the In- Formation of Utah peace council the averted maul-Tn- g was - bound— machine— at museum -- expedition child" recently declaredA up and about as — — — ' re— of one ' of structure Mrs room ternal of the back tooth the Newhouse hotel a short scuffle -t-n- Thirteenth East street7 p m announced Thursday0’ while C C C workers were digging proprietors pair of searchers dispatched a fairsued with the result the men Tan The boy was treated at emergency The three skeletons taken from a pit for a gasoline tank Installa- mains Dr Scott characterized Service Star Legion Newhouse sized reptile possessing five rat--tl- Stella Nichols sent sheriff's officers as a searchLWg-foctbearded of was “finds” them of hotel what 7 p m those bars is of driven by The car tion near Moab Other species op hospital grabbing several candy probably aa ancient and a button — Creodunt which "had independSalt Lake City chapter Order of' the counter as they went out roughly dressed bandits each Robert Wy3S 20 2312 Thirteenth village were received this what jiave been identified as In40 years old De The sheriff office was notified East street Investigators F C San- week by Dr John P Gillin asMasonic1 — temple- -: dian storage bouses fireplaces ently acquired the characteristics Molay ‘ Carriers’ Rights Canceled about f 7:30 p m sistant professor of anthropology and other artifacts o? of the true saber-toot- h by the proprietors and Deputies ford ondLW Peirce reported Approaching the stand from tiger” sOrne potteries The motor carrier rights of Homer the near-b- y H G Holley and J L Hyland reHalo 11 of Granger was and curator of the university muan earlier Indian civilization led 50000 000 years ago an Assoc- Transfer drivers and warehouse shrubbery the two A Lyman A search of the neight treated at the Salt Lake General seum of anthropology t Owen V George a id men entered the place about 10 30 iated Press dispatch from Princeto a request to pr Gillin to classisponded employes’ organizational meetwere canceled p m and demanded cash When borhood failed to yield trace of hospital Thursday afternoon after Dr GiHm said “the bones of the ton N J reported Thursday The 8 p m Gourley George ing Newhouse hotel fy the three skeletons and offer inMr bewith-aNichols comtne for screamed does the her me to an of not service believe however Townsend automobile in skeletons sent to club dance 255 East were quite advice as the value they he -- crashed specimen n public Thursday by bapdits Officer saber-tooth exmission and they yvere ordered to business partner T 3 Long for to details acof the of the the areS long Broadway badly broken and with final spection p m eqj usvop J3ie)4v psnjwl'jBo puq Granger Further — cease their respective operations road Rosicrucians Hotel Utahrrl p m - The fossil specimen was uncov group said Dr Scot- t- Jtiger aminations being held this week help one of the men minus three cident were not learned— — — Fox-Wi- estate-Industr- rt ’ Who Leaves Soon forLast Former Utahn Dies on Coast Utah Senator Still Bedfast Monument Guarding Students’ Aims Will Be Dedicated Today sure-foote- Honor Priest S L Catholics five-da- Guard Officer To Be Feted ar sena-TSr'wa- -- g son-in-la- w seep-sprin- Estate of Snow Set Northern Utah Stvept hy Rain or at $527031 ng m Today flag-raisin- Star-Spangl- Salt Lake Two In Bandits Foiled at Lunch Stand Forty-Eight- Ancient Indian Skeletons Found Near' Moab -- i 35 wo were1-uncovere- ndian ‘8 |