Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE ' China Reports Bombing As Accident MONDAY MORNING AUGUST 18 1937 Jubilation Holds Sway in Senator Black's Home Toivn White House 'Feeler-Ou- t' ? Jf - Missiles Released -- ' ' Ju Aw I j Unintentionally By Disabled Planes " - ' ' ' ' " ' " ' V P"" y —- - J Hides - ' ' - WASHINGTON Mvr - III''"' 1 ? t - mr -- ? no bombs be dropped ' - word reached Senator Black's home town of his appointment to the supreme bench old friends gathered in impromptu celebration to exchange "when we knew him" Probate Judge F B Thompson (seated) shakes hands with the senator's sister Mrs E It Rosclle and left right Judge E J Garrison Mrs G W Mackey E R Boselle Mrs Lucille jVrdan C M Preut Mayor W A Kitchens and 0 A Rileyo When Kai-she- south of Soochow creek-"Th- e officers reported that anti aircraft gunnery had wounded both pilots and damaged the lomb racks which caused the bombs eventually to break loose Both pilots were wounded and are in a nospitai in Shanghai "It is incredible that a belief exists that China deliberat- y bombed the international settlement What for? Thanks for your interest and we share the grief over such unfortunate and deplorable accidents" Mrs Roosevelt who visited Mrs k last week had Chiang telegraphed the dictator's wife urging her to use her influence to "withhold your bombings near the concessions" to Probe NLRB First Ladies of Land Ever Shun Bobbed Hair i- errorism GADSDEN- Ala Aug 15 (TThis irlustrial city scene of outbreaks of labor violence awaited Mrs Coolidge Almost Broke Precedent but Son Talked Her Out of It White House Without lilonde More Than Thirty Years Sunday an official sifting of the charges and counter charges of "terrorism" made by the United Rubber Workers and Goodyear Tire and R'jbber company Hearing of a formal complaint issued against the company by the national labor relations board was By JOHN O'DONNELL -- a By Tribune Leased Wire WASHINGTON Aug 15— There has never been a bobbed head RB in the White House Not in 30 years has there been a first lady of the land who was a blond— either naturally or by artifice These reassuringly conservative notes in a capital lorn ry me ap- - relate won her conssratlve hus nointment of radical Hugo Black band's consent But she had rek-dne- d to the supreme court were introwithout her younger son John duced Sunday by Monsieur I eon who in this Instance outdid his faihe White to hairdresser French THREE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS ther in belief that the? old ways were of durinir the House greater part best 257 EAST n 2120 SO 11th E I 837 SO the 30 years his shop of Leon and John protested his mother same Jules has occupied the spot not to cut her longbegged 08rttRATaEr STATE FIRST SO and wavy locks in downtown Washington His persuasions won She didn't The bobbed hair record came dan "And do you know when John how& gerously close to being broken got married a few years later he ever and not by the new deal but picked a cirl with 'one hair" MEN'S — In tfts reign of the conservatives pointed out Leon SUITS delight cautious Calvin Coolidge Thwarted in her attempt to fol TOPlow the current hair craze Mrs Halted by Son COATS Coolidge did what she could Annie FELT COATS The handsome and gracious Mrs M Leon's wife and a hairdresser HATS Grace Coolidge a devotee of the in her own right spent hours comh (Whites cptl) vogue who enjoyed ronowing ine ing and training Mrs Coolidge's fashion and took exceptional pains hair into "the semblance of a bob to appear soignee longed to cut so that she might not look too dif her heavy dark hair as all her ferent from her fashionable friends period friends during that post-wof prosperity were doing She talked Victim of Vogue and talked of it and wonderful to Mrs Coolidge incidentally was a victim of the vogue sie liked to follow Those were the days when skirts were really hort and hovered close to the kneecap It was true of both daytime and evening clothes Thus when Mrs Coolidge in accordance with custom had to send an evening dress to Ihe Smith sonian institution for exhibition to future generations she had only short frocks to choose from She and sent over a favorite and fashionable Rlrht NOW — when dnntna't greitett— our stock b mint complete ready! 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Buy now at lower pricef Sujar Uouie Store replica in its room of first ladies of the land for the signtseers of the nation to view Boys' Gym Shoes Kai-she- That is one of Charley's chief characteristics He knows how to evade direct questions Some comolain that Charlev nev er can be "found That is true unless a key man in congress is doing the searching He always bobs up when an administration finger about to get burned Representative Snell (R) New York house minority leader once said it was a damned outrage" the way Charley came on the house floor "lobbying for the administra tion" He threatened to have it stopped but he didn't slop liking L UP)— Mrs 15 Theodore Roosevelt Jr tonight received a telegram from Mmc Chiang k wife of China's dictator saying: "None deplores more than we the terribly tragic and accidental dropping of bombs from two damaged Northrup airplanes (that flew over Shanghai Saturday) "The generalissimo was shocked and grieved when the news came and immediately ordered an in-- " vestigation since he had specifical- Cash Fifteen sisters of Saint Dominic left the Catholic foreign mission at the Maryknoll seminary Sun day for assignments in China and other parts of the Orient Some of the sisters will go to Shanghai Manchukuo and South China Completes Flight BOTWOOD N set for Thursday Director Charles N Regional comFeidelson said the N L plaint was based on information furnished by B T Garner of Gadsden International representative of the United Rubber Workers an affiliate of the Committee for Indus trial Organization U S Cruiser Damaged WASHINGTON Aug 15 UP) — The nvy department said Sunday night the U S cruiser Sacramento was damaged Sunday afternoon by two bombs which fell 20 yards from where the vessel is anchored at Shanghai Admiral Harry K YarneH commander of the Asiatic fleet reported to headquarters the ship was shaken but none of the crew was injured YarneH said another bomb fell within 100 yards of the U S S Ramapo an oil tanker but caused no damage: The navy said the bombs were "thought" to have been dropped from Chinese plahes but were undoubtedly "intended for other ob jectives Both vessels are anchored in the Whangpoo river p m (E S Armed Forres in Charge MEN'S OXFORDS 249 to 398 Boys' Scout Shoes H to 1 J' 79 229 to 398 Hi-C- Boys' GROWING GIRLS' OXFORDS Shoo ut 198 398 to 398 pair Ladies' Cynthia Arch Shoes Little VAN ALSTYNE $ii9 Children's Oxiords $149 It E 21st So Texas (JP) — Three Aug 15 Boyatos 38 of Washington Heights One of six persons killed ln weekend automobile ' accidents in and near New York he was struck as at Pne he? ran across Broadwiy street to Hundred and Thirty-thir- d sound a fire alarm Prison Guard Slain HOUSTON Aug 15 UP)— S J Wheeler guard at Dar- rington state prison larm was aiain His near Houston early Sunday body with five or six bullet wounds in it was found about 8 a m near the intersection of two suburban muAi Shprlff Nnrflpfl Hill said Wheeler was probably Killed with his own gun Gets Iraq Post BAGHDAD Aug 15 (—General Abdul Latif Nuri Iraq minister of defense was appointed chief r the ceed staff general Sunday to assassinated Major Sekr 'Sidki Pasha the Charley "Most everybody likes the feller' a friend said although it is no secret that his presence or its significance often is resented by some members of the house This went so far at one time that Charley had to qui keeping his hat in the speaker's office He doesn't show up in the house lobby as often as he did but when ever he does at least a half dozen members clutch at his expensive d coat to pour dark out their hopes or woes Fall Comes to This Store in Two Weeks but There's Still Time to Save in Our August Cleanup HAltT SCIIAFFNER & MARX 3-PI- SUITS E( Year-'Roun- $35 Weights d $40 and $45 Values single-breaste- S375 Plane Riders Increase WASHINGTON Aug 15 UP) — A total of 38375 passengers from oth er countries arrived in the United States by plane during the last fiscal year This was an increase of 262 per cent over the previous fiscal year the customs bureau an nounced Sunday One hundred more suits from our higher price ranges have been added for this week's selling giving you ample choice in color pattern fabric and size The saving is really a double one for next season's prices are definitely on the upgrade YOUNG MEN'S SUITS Values J C $129 Beach Sandals 69c EUARGED SHOe I period following Among favorable Little Girls' $149 to $198 J Men's Shoe Hi-C- ut $298 to $850 PENNEY NEW during the remainder of this year for the at least" but are optimistic dept CO- - Phoke Hy 1873 Sugar House factors they listed: "Excellent crop prospects de creased labor unrest generally imsentiment easy proved buslnesa credit the still large replacement needs arising from purchases de ferred during the depression 1m- - jrovedjvQdi trade'£onditiojuumi the penftral imnhn nf ihm rrnvmrv A movement" The economists cautioned tftat the effects on business activity of larger crops may be swed" ' over-emph- to SD Sizes run from 33 to 40 Colors patterns and styles are right Both high school and college men will find what they want in this assortment but you don't have to go to school at all to get in on this saving Nearing the End for KIN auenciez EVERYBODY S LIMITED EXAMPLES Round Trip from Salt Lake City li tail Staling $1100 2107 KMC! 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