Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE - tCity Moves filo Check irst WEDNESDAY MORNING Aid for Cleveland Steel Riot Victim iStrike' - 0 'D41a 401t 1'004 34 Known Dead Hundreds Hurt Around Ye ra Cruz Promising Fields Being Developed Output Increases i40000 (Continued from Page One) eta a national labor 'relations board f atrial examiner Tuesday Weir rea:sonsfor The discharges of a numb ber of workmen In the Ford plants The NLRB in a complaint ‘charging unfair labor practices had Iisted the employes as having been "5 f becaiise of union symThe Ford pathies or membership t witnesses denied this Tuesday Dennis E McKinney one of the foremen testified he discharged three men for Ideliberate planned inefficiency" and because "they were part of a group who did not have the best Interests of the Ford : :- ' :- ": itz :Motor company at heart" '8 F Hotels Will Reopen Today SAN FRANCISCO July 27 (s)--- 'San Francisco's 19 major hotels g closed 88 days by a strike will- - reopen 'Wednesday op:erators and union spokesmen announced Tuesday night after a long :conference had settled difficulties Involving nonstriking groups 4 New contract demands of unions n ot on strike thwarted plans to the darkened buildings Tuesday after members of six unions which walked out May 1 had accepted peace terms by an over- -"- t: -- 7 record-breakin- 1 : wheiming vote 7 Negotiations between the opera--toand engineers and laundry men ' last groups to present de- mands were completed early and a joint statement said all the agreements would be formally signed at 10 a m Wednes relay after which the hotels would -f reopen rs ht 7 Truckers :Agree to Terms : BUFFALO 41r July 27 UP)— illegotiating committees represent-rin- g striking wholesale truck drivers and their employers Tuesday night cviiitiap'451 -- new terms for settling :agreed onweek-olfood strike and d Buffalo's rprepared to submit them for One of the 60 injured in the Cleveland steel strike riot is shown above being given first aid hospital the Union leaders representing trItment for his injuries in a near-b- y :1000 truckers called an immediate 'mass meeting for a rank and file goes of produce and staples Driv- vote and at the' same time tight--oile- d ers who did mot heed the strikers' their strangle bold on Buffst- request to turn back encouhtered 1o's food supply difficulty in selling foods to grocers The employers-- 44 big wholesale afraid the union would surround 'since :food Merchants shut down their stores with picket lines Jest Wednesday—also took the new The C I O brought Its dietetics :truce proposals under consideration expert from Detroit to prepare C I O executives dickering for meatless Months' Period in — Decrease meals for picicet marchers 4 1 000 union butchers in a companion and instruct C L O housewives on state-meat :strike also drew up a neCv of the Which Gains Were Registered p vegetarian de demands: including a closed menus preparation Inthop and a 25 per cent wage ' crease CHICAGO July 27 (AP)—Deaths on the highways decreased Planned - Wedding Neighborhood storekeepers mean3 cent last month compared with June 1938 ending a period ' per VII 27 Cal CULVER eITY awhile told their customers "No July of 13 months in which the totals were higher than the corresponding :sugar no eggs no syrup no toma —Hyman Fink magazine photogtoes no salmon no cereal—" and on rapher said Tuesday that Mary periods of the previous year the National Safety council reported o down the list They had received Dees double for the late Jean Har- Tuesday low will beeorno his bride "soon" no supplies for seven days June traffic fatalities numbered first half year was 11 per e cent - Squads of striking truckers Date of the wedding awaits com- 2860 than in 1936 Eighty-threa drop of 90 from l ast years' higher :eruised all roads and stopped car pletion of Finks new house cities of 10000 or mor3 publicaJune total despite an estimated lion had ho fatalities up to July 1 2000000000-niii- e increue in motor Of 13 cities having more than travel 500000 population only three — The council said the unfavorable Chicago Philadelphia and with last year persisted land — showed increases in June however in comparisons New York which reduced fatalities Traffic deaths for 1937 up to June from 65 in June 1936 to 61 last in 30 were placed at 17200 against month continued to lead the group 15160 during the first six months with a traffic death rate of 106 1 last yeap per 100000 population Milwaukee The Increase of 13 per cent in was second with a rate of 13 SAYS THIS CHARMING NEW JIRSEY SRIDI deaths was tempered by a 10 per Deaths among persona over 65 cent increase in motor—mileage increased 45 per cent wails among The half-yerate of 145 fatalities children from 5 to 14 years they per 100000000 miles of travel was declined 1 per cent Between the only 3 per cent' above1936 ages of 25 and 64 the increase was The nation's cities as a whole 28 per Dent and from 15 to 25 years produced traffic deaths 9 per cent fatalities rose 4 per cent the council Nr' in June but their record for the said n ' Report Shows Highway Deaths Drop Three Per Cent feiFJune Ends13 ' -- Camay gave me a skin that Is ' Cleve-balan- 1 OP ar 5 :""1 t World News in Brief oil Pact Passed wAsmNalrox July 'p 27 (11- -- The senate passed and sent to the house Tuesday a resolution to extend for two years approval of an interstate compact among oil producing states to conserve oil—and Snow lit" Reported KNAPP CREEK N Y July 27 (A'—Residents of this little Allegheny foothills 'village Tuesday reported & light snow and a preseason 111iht of Canadian geese headed south 4k4 7: ::'"'I''s''4E '41 !t)i: t6i0$': kxsAk :ii::::::::i: 1 C" z - 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SOAP OF BEAUTIFUL complexion to win new ' Indian Expert Dies SAN DIMAS Cat' July 27 11')--- -' Henry 'A Coffeen authority on Indian customs and relics died comWOMEN Tuesday in the Pomona valley munity hospital Be was 36 years old A wholesale paper dealer by 4' StrikesFrequent Every few days word of a new "strike" starts a rush of stampeders Reports of a filid near Cape Peirce sent prospectors rushing there In boats airplanes and on foot But some mining men 'advising fortune seekers to stay away say no important new finds have been made this year Whatever the outcome of the present boom platinum is no pleasure resort The wind blows hard and almost continuously Only communication is by radio And prospectors say that in 1934 the camp had only three rainless clays with Including - '$1111195 — IsTEW YORK July 27 (A)—A bizarre story of "murder by request" was unfolded to police Tuesday by Stanley A Martin Jr 29 an unemployed automobile salesman who told of strangling his attractive woman companion because "she didn't want to live any longer" "She asked me to kill tier" Martin sobbed when he appeared in the police lineup "She handed me the red leather belt from her dress and I strangled her with it" A slight figure weighing about 135 'pounds and standing five feet six inches Martin appeared dazed when he was questioned When asked if it had been a suicide pact he answered dully: "Yes that's what it was supposed to Arizona )Joys Found Drowned in Lake Colo SPRINGS Cc105 RADO July 27 (Al—Missing nearly 18 hours Dale Whitney 12 and Joe Whitney 5 sons of Mr and Mrs E L Whitney Tucson Ariz were founded drowned Tuesday in Pros- - Ge ts n ilee Calls! 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U S Soldiers New t - e- - - i : -- - PLATINUM Alaska July 27 UP) ORIZABA Vera Chia Mexico —Fast-movin- g events which have July 27 (A'—The death toll of Suna bleak Alaskan day night's disastrous earthquake transformed into a booming mecca for mounted Tueriday night to 34 Hunprospectors led Tuesday to pre- dreds were injured Rescue parties dug through ruins dictions that the area soon would homes and liublio buildings in the of of one world's richest the become states of Vera Cruz and 'Puebla platinum fields F A Rasmunson president of hunting for bodiee and trying to aid the Bank of Alaska at Anchorage any living victims who might still predicted a "trentendous" produc- be buried A survey fthel stricken region tion of platinum by 1939 and said lanwise-It- o the northeast extending the market It might upset world of Tehuacan Puebla and for the precious metal before then showed w espread damage Rasmunson made his prediction Warning cuts after surveying the bastitly built Residents Tollloss of life would said and and tents' of log buildings city area of claims have been fat greater had not the the ones yielding an ever increasing volume first shocks been oscillatoryhouses giving occupants of many of platinum to time flee into the open before Holds Possibilities subsequent shocks Wrecked buildGeorge Campbell of Anchorage ings Innumerable houses still standwiUlessing the run of fortune seek-a- rt said the district held the possi- ing were rendered unsafe !or omit pancy because of huge cracks in bility of taking front rank in world walls and weakened roof strucproduction The yield has increased by leaps tures Scores were forced to sleep and bounds since prospectors be- in the open afraid that any further quakes would bring disaster gan 'widening the - field two years to them if they went inside rickety ago In 1934 the Alaska production buildings as reported by the United States Maltrata Hard Hit bureau of mines was worth only At Maltrata in Vera Cruz the 884800 It jumped to 8264000 in 1935 and to 8312000 in 1936 Much hardest hit of any town in the area of the 1938 yield came from the' there were estimated to be 16 dead About 1000 persons were without new field' shelter A survey indicated that Gains Output probably 1000 more were homeless Rasmunson said production this in smaller towns around Maltrata Relief crews from Orizaba and year would be "much larger" than In 1938 and that the district was Cordoba were caring for the ingearing Vself for real Auantity pgf- jured odOction Thirty bodies had been recovered At the current value of 850 an from wrecked buildings Tuesday ounce unofficially estimated world and with two deaths in the city of production last year was 326000 Puebla and two at Tuxpango electrical plant between Orizaba and ounces or 816800000 In addition to itil"platinum yield Cordoba the known toll increased the barren seacoast area also has to 34 No reports on casualties had been producing worthy yields of been received from several small placer gold Much of this produc- villages tion centers to the north of here Adobe Homes Helpful along the Eek river running into was believed however that Kuskokwim bay the adobe construction of Indian Add Equipment— homes in these smaller settlements The Goodman Bay company would tend to protect lives of inhabwhich obtained a 4550000 R F C itants In Jalapa Vera Cruz state capitol loan is brinting its dredge equipment he're on the freighter Latan- damage to the government palace cle temporarily paralyzed the adminisAnother big project is the Clara tration Heavy damage also was OriPlatinum Production company found in Maltrata Esperanza Air- zaba Cordoba and Huatuico headed by Dave'Strandberg 'Half of the buildings in Maltrata planes only quick transportation in this country 0f no roads have a city of 80009 were leveled includbrought in heavy equipment as well ing an ancient church Scores of in-' as scores of stampeders jured were treated there The earthquake shocks began -at Before Captain Peter Wold established a trading post here four 9:48 Sunday years ago there was nothing' 'but a seacoast Now the swiftly growing town of tents frame and log buildings has a rutted muddy main street ostentatiously named "Platinum Boulevard" Even the town-sit- e is staked as mining claims '''''' L I Iff -- 31iffalo i Lo sea-&m- at I dismissed r Vast Plathium Temblor Toll Mounts in 'Find' Stirs Boom Mexico: Area Alaska - it Cleveland Bans Assemblies Near Steel Plant 'JULY 28 1937 : - tgl II i alludiles—up—de worst cores sad calluses No dangerous tuor needed No corn pods Just mono tea corns witliZtosstata 111 )JOACO1tN contains' pure castor oil iodine and corn-its- p itimEasy dire loos In every Package 33g botde saves untold !misery Try itt Approved by Good Housekeepibts tiOXACORI1 35c4 ' PETROSYLLIUM - Natural Bowel Regulator Trial and Pint Size BOTH FOR - - 9 mu ProPtilttai-ti- 69c ' c 4 7—Tooth-7:--- - with pur - i 75a Value 49C ggr 1- - 6) 4 |