Show mOdillo- - - I — ME 30 WEDITESDAY MORNING THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE 1937 k 1 - forelfrn Bond Appointed t5 Defaults ' Two Billions ' - " Council Submits Lengthy Report Itn Situation - 1 An - -- 868-pa- ” !1 ' 1' a l 1 t 1 )k l'23 Fixed for New Enrollees to - ' ‘ ' ' ' '''' li ' ' - r ton f lis ts a 1 i t'At ( i i I NIN -- "- '' - N "'V-P 1 ' : ' V ' -- stuatbtleibcewelfare thousand thrills Incident to ten days' participation in the first national Boy Scout jamboree began Tuesday for 841 Utah and Idaho scouts who pitched their tents near the Washington monument late Tuesday As they entered the nation's capital the westerners saw a veritable sea of scout tents and camps more scouts probably than have ever been assembled before The jamboree scout personnel Is to exceed 23000 in expected number Rain began to fall during the evening but willow beds and covered wagon tents proved equal to the task of keeping the boys dry Reville will sound at 7 a m Wednesday and from that time on a fast moving schedule of visits to camps of scouts of other states and countries hikes and bus trips through the national capital a boat trip to Mount Vernon rehearsals and presentations of pageants and displays and campfire programs will follow 8- 1 'sat of fttsthe edeeApnar9tImi 2 i Enrollment of 462 Utah youth's' In 4'1 the Civilian conservation corps will i'a proceed from July 1 to 20 Darrell ' ti J Greenwell state director of selection was advised Tuesday by W Freak Persons acting for the secretary of labor Present enrollment is 999 1' The quota isfor 'single juniors" which establishes the age limits at 17 to 23 years inclusive Applications are being accepted by county - 2 ' inya11 efficient 'commissary department provided by the national council is providing cooked food for the scouts Many of the nation's notables will attend a religious observance next Sunday night at the foot of the Washing- ton monument Patriotic observances celebrating the nation's birth also are planned The scouts Tuesday saw1Independence hall and the Philadelphia acquarium en route southward from New York An By CLARENCE S BARKER Tribune Boy Scout Editor June 29 —A WASHINGTQN )11a IV ' s k f - 11 elr- ' Le ' Utah-Idah- o 1 l -- -- - - 4 ---- NAp ' annual report of the Foreign Bondholders' Protective Council Inc of which J Reuben Clark Sr of Skit Lake City Is president Was'released Tuesday The report covering the year 1936 shows that of the 25375000- 000 outstanding foreign bonds over 12400000000 are in default Latin- American countries have the worst record 758 of their bonds being in default Percentage of defaults for other areas follow: European 498 far east and African 24 Canadian 38 Since publication of the 1935 re- port the council has had negotiations with China on two issues Poland on eight issues and Uruguay on four Issues and in each instance offers to bondholders have been actually made or promised Other Negotiations a 6 12 AgeLimits of 17 - 9 Utah's Quota Set At 462 - i 1 'Hit' Scouts 'Pitch Tents in Jaluboltce City' Advance in Illpfco Diplomatic Service CCC - : ' i ' - "PAID III FULL P k 1' I The three sweetest words in the A loan on Inglish language your car is a Quick economical IIV It words stamped on Yy tourebilltshT 8 E - a BURNHAM s and must agree to make proper allotments of at least $22 a month to 555 Sofflain Was 1030 a needy dependents whose eligibility t "-Harry P Bagley for relief has been determined unJ Arguelles Iluerta new chancellor (left) and Carlos Gutierrez Macias (center) newly - der the usual procedure by a public at-tvice chief Emilio Calderon Mexican relief agency Young men falling In Puig appointed vice consul discuss plans with 110THINGLIKEiTHE -- ' The ' report states that neglila- consulate here that group will be chosen first or tions are now under discussions — TARETT ON 4 t V If the quota cannot be filled from -- - way with Bolivia Brazil Chile Co-the foregoing group young mert of – — lorablaCosta –Ricauba- - Carlsbad In Free City of the specified age limit who will tor 40111) Danzig Ecuador El Salvador Guat- 1 make an allotment of $22 or more MI S emala Hungary Panama Peru RuFOR THE 1 to dependents either of blood or oblSecretary Named mania and Yugoslavia such allotment where enIn a section summarizing the igation FULL ENJOYMENT OF lakkig kty Utah Group tire default situation the council ' for the economic welfare Is 1 s to is not trying REALLY FINE TOBACCOS points out that it of the dependents will be enrolled1 Located Recreation Centers Unexcelled Chancellor Mexican make permanent settlements at this Special to The Tribune No junior will be reseiected who has time feeling that settlements made I BRIGHAM CITY—Harry P I3ag- previously served for more than two In West Says Park Official Transferred to Coast alunder present conditions would -- He must most surely be unfavorable to the ley a member of the Salt Lake years in all enrollments C C C for one 7 of been out the have SOMETHING 7rertheditorial tieZe a Tribune staff Tuesday alPout qtont- bond holders Promotion of Carlos Gutierrez' for outdoor vacations are unexcelled Iin the before Opportunities for becoming eligible year The report notes and severely night was appointed executive secMacias for more than four years' intermountain west and no part of the west is better equipped by criticizes the action of some debt- - retary of the Intermountain Asso- reselection I C C C enrollees receive $30 a chancellor of the Mexicaniconsularl nature in this respect Man Utah:e 7- MERIERT ors in using funds available for ciation of Civic Clubs at a commitand their keep &fice here to the rank of a comment by Clifford C that park rangers and naturalists This debt service for the purchase of tee meeting here Mr Bagley will month 'was' An addition of 175 made tO'' stationed at these places to as- their own bonds at greatly reduced take over his new duties in a week was announced 'Tuesday by Presnall national park service are the C C C personnel from Utah in sure the visitors a pleasant vaca- Emilio prices Prices it is pointed out are and will establish headquarters at an April 1937 Calderon Puig naturalist prefaced a report made enrollment CIGARETTES -- forced to very low levels because the Ogden chamber of commerce for Salt Lake City Mr Gutierrez described in which he r A native of Ogden Mr Bagley thsse debtors refuse to pay the full Macias will leave Salt Lake City Tuesday service on their bonds has been engaged in newspaper within a week for his new post on Utah's two national parks and eightl Asked to Remedy administered work for a number of years both in City the staff of the Mexican consul' national monuments Condemn Practice Utah and Nevada He was formerly Dust Condition by the department of the interior general in San Francisco The report continues: assistant director of information in Also announced was the appoint- - through the park service i "Nowhere in the world can you "If the bonds have service ac- - the state W P A office in Salt Lake Dust 0 t on West ment of J Arguelles Huerta to suctraffic from arising cording to their contracts the debt- City ceed Mr Gutierrez Macias The find scenic grandeur to match the between street South Fifth this ors of course are well within their serent beauty of Zion canyon or Samuel C Powell of Ogden presi- Jordan river and Concord new chancellor is from Laredo the I rights in availing themselves of the dent of the civic clubs association street because bridge as intricately carved and delicateserved Texas chancellor he where condithe of poor ly tinted amphitheaters of Bryce" opportunity of purchasing the bonds expressed himself as pleased at the tion of the the there of road was protested in on the market even if they are sen- committee's selection In addition Mr Gutierrez Macias' promotion said Mr Presnall ' t a ing substantially below par but to to Mr Powell other members of the a petition to the city commission comes 'at the end of ten years in More Natural Bridges secfrom residents of that bonds are depre- committee were H J Hatch Logan Tuesday so do when the Mexithe consular service of the i I elated abnormally on account of de- George A Ward Ogden Lewis tion "Southeastern Utah contains Before coming to republic The petition was referred to the can fault in payment of the contract Jones Brigham City C J Dewey Lake City he served in New more large natural bridges than any Salt service is a practice which the coun- Tremonton E J Fjeldsted Ogden street department and San Fran- other equal area in the world the York The city commissiOn was also cisco City Pittsburgh eil most strongly condemns It is one Dr J M Godfrey Richmond M C best of them being preserved in t 9 three national monuments: The Harold' Persson asked to require drivers cf city and against which the council has re- Harris Logan Aches Natural Bridges and RainGarland private garbage trucks traveling on peatedly protested" bow Bridge was Mr Powell commenting on the this street to keep covers over Two Students Get The bondholders' council "At Dinosaur national monument created in 1933 at the request of the action Monday of the senate in ap- the vehicles to prevent papers and I there are unexeelled exhibits of secretary pl state the secretary of proving an appropriation for the other refuse from blowing over the Harvard Courses 4 monsters which earth roamed the the treasury and the federal trade Green-Bethese residents of river diversion survey property The An under':commission for the purpose of pro- said this had been one of the major name of Clarence Baxter1156 West Richard R Ross millions of years ago Two students of forms securities of holders crystal public tecting objectives of the association since Fifth South street headed the pe- Deer Lodge Mont and David A ground fairyland can be seen at Timpanogos cave of foreign governments Officers in its organization retition Shand Salt Lake City recently monuand national at 4 addition to Mr Clark are Francis Hovenweap ceived scholarships enabling them ment there are ruins built by the 4 4 White i Baltimore executive vice to attend six weeks of summer once i)icier-land secretary Laird Bell school in Harvard university Cam- prehistoric Indian races that ' ii 1 of Chicago vice presidentMills B Mass ' according to word inhabited the southwest" bridge ' Lanii 'of NewYorki treasurer receited Tuesday I Apoisonoat Diversified Features ii seflr to a In Allen I Sanford T 4 report will begin lected from to 4 1 emerstudiesJuly- -6 --- A total—of---$6- 50 Approved Presnall I pointed 4 gency council Use of firecrackers in the Wa- fire" Mr Curr said t "Cigarets or in scholarships was awarded by the out that the Mr us variety of unique feak' For Mirror Lake satch national forest is banned was other burning material should not university 1 tures in Utah makes it possible to 1 the warning issued Tuesday by J be thrown from automobiles and Se 1 provide types of vacation Suitable meals groceries E Gurr supervisor who said the other ordinary precautions should Saddle horses 11 yiti to all people—luxurious hotel life Examination Announced for and soft drinks will be available high fire hazard and heavy travel be taken" the sophisticated pack trips at Mirror lake in theupper reaches season are both approaching the The electric eye of the forest It a States civil servicel Pinto wilderness areas for the man ice counted 11740 persons of Provo river as the result of a summer peak 7 an vh servexamination announced who 4 it Tuesday enjoys roughing Firecrackers or any other type of the Big Cottonwood sector permit granted Tuesday by the Wat to fill the position of 'climbing and winter 5 satch national forest service to J fireworks may not be used in the the period June 41' heavy f athlete Coalville ''' and all the wealth of nat- LI rural carrier Applicaat M Mann Salt Lake City proprietor forest without written permission considering the time of season the 1 ani-'ural flowers trees t and civil' birds At will received the tions i be Mr Gurr declared Experience has supervisor reported The counting of the Capital coffee shop s mals who seek to escape 4 oy'seror servité office—federal building-Sa- lt rsCabins will be ready for use prob- shown that bad forest and brush announced J fires have resulted over the Fourth passing into the canyon and forest Lake City until July 16 The ex- -' from a cooped up city life ably by E Gurr supervisor of the Wasatch of July holiday he pointed out officers multiply this number by amination will be open only to The government has built roads "Visitors to the forest are cau- four—average number in each car those who live in the vicinity of trails and campgrounds and has who said that roads to the region are provided for the operation of lodges Pl' 1 tioned to be extremely careful with —to get the total visitors Coalville in good condition a0000001 J and cabin camps but otherwise has 4:::)4 l un' left and the ' untouched J parks t tMr Presnall said addingspoiled" ' 4 - Czecho-Slovak- ia Chic Clubs' Post JFilledi r he ' - i -- Utah's Vacation Facilities Landed by Natuialist - Consul Aids Promoted ‘ I - 4 4 clith 5 t 1 I - T -1 ! you'a Tafiltirrol vice-cons- vice-cons- p ul 6" ' i k - e f 1 te - 0 1E0 la JjDFII® tag I alinolmdt ece P ar twelve ‘ a 111 t r0 t 9 I 0 jill atBuil"ol rirtM - ' ! - I Lov sports 1E51 Elu 4 ' ( - 18-2- device-registe- 3 411 nitates iConcession 4 kuttosi lks ' 1 ouniri-- pRitED Firecrackers Banned ' 9 ' A for--thos- e each-automo- bile 1 t A 1 L ' ' 1 : i I TZ--- 0 of 4 0 i V I - 1 - ' ti 41 I 1 4' t1 "4 '' 2' I 4 - FirstEnrolleeArrives - i it--17 IT LAST DAY OF — -- 111) 1 - --- - '? - — 3 c1414 - ::- 1:-- t ' maw '- ' 4 - -- " it 04 -- ' -od dan 117a ryer hFallont First Lieutenant Henry Kenneth Bobroff traveling by automobile This will be Stuart's first year as an enrollee in the encampment The camp will officially open Thursday morning After register- ing each enrollee will be required to pass a rigid physical examine-- ltion and upon being declared physi- be issued equipment cally and assigned to a company Three volleyball courts and three softball fields have been prepared and bids on athletic equipment are being received and considered aecording to Second Lieutenant-Wes- ley O Shurtliff camp athletic of- 111 I c:vf I - - CI - --- 1 a e — I --- - : fitill 1 - a 'all kinds of merchandise person and home Apparel fel:1: men women childrem- - ri Accessories including t - — liner ts ass-ortmen- I 1 1 THRILLING TEZIEL IN- Shop every department (rains galore evervwhere rn - - — ' -- — - 7' ' styled by gifted Helen Dryden S The ' - 4 air-curv- body has a paint 'finish twelve coats deep -- But those innovations just set non-sla- rattle-pr- oatches'1 l o -- -- - 1 ' -- The extra roomy luxuriously upholstered interior Is richly ficer trainAt the close of-ting period the enrollees will en- train to their home stations at gov- 30-d- further and arm you hoth the automatic hill holder and triply scaled hydraulic brakes both NORVILLE MOTOR COIIPANY - — he 468 SOUTH MAIN STREET BA NCROFT GARAGE Bar- - JUDD 00 PrizeFloatWorkers - ' — exhibited red white and blue ribbons denoting first and second place prizes won by Salt Lake City'sfloat entry in the Golden Gate bridge fiesta at San Francisco reciently - ' 0 ft:e007' SHOP EARLY QUANTITIES LIMITED-A- LL DEI)ARTIIIENTS ' a i the Pram oil cleaner and the gas-- 4 saving automatic overdrive You get the thrilling perform-- i ance of a championship power the comfort of Amer-plant the con-- I Ica's bestriding car venience of the simplest most — satisfactory ventilating syste! your present cans in gook shape you may not have to pay and any cash down at all monthly terms that can't Lzkers tered will be arranged - irmovnyrions TART with' the wide deep doors of the exciting new StudebakerThey'rethe world's doors They close - only lightly tightly and silently on sive revo lu ti SALT LAKE CITY UTAH 1 - — i d 4 —— tilcieoins thanks trstb stesy make the entry a success The Salt Lake City ficost won first entries in the place for huge night parade of May 29 and in the day parade on May 27 it was awarded second place in the same class hveoteed Tosue - — t WINSCHELL-SIOOREM7O- Moore Idaho MAYCOCK MOTOR COMPANY Provo Utah "Afton AMASA — r X Preston Idaho L ' SERVICE Tooelc Utah A RsRt0(1AellorEgAeD tRtaOhTEL TRAFIER GARAGE Rock Springs Wyo GARAGE ' - & CLIME' Wyo E R SHAW ! 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ROGHAAR'S IR A PETERSON COMPANY frocks etc Fabrics of all de- scriptions Domestics curBroken tains etc and odds and ends' I IT'S TIIE'CAR OF THE Grace ------ Hundreds of 'real bargains in I aolnlviyar dc uo h:i:t - "' en- t at 1 The honor the first rollee to arrive at Fort Douglas for one months' active training in T C went to George H the C-of being 4 - - '1 - 1 ' ' r ‘ I 4 7 8 - rv 1 e ' - |