Show v - THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE MONDAY MORNING Wins' Control of UAWBoard Martsin On the Carpeti 11 ' Near Riot Occurs - During Election 'At Union Conclave MILWAUkEE Wis Aug 29 (UP)—Homer Martin president of the United Automobile WorkerS of America won apparent' control of the U A W's important executive board Sunday night when his progressive faction won at least 15 of the 24 votes on that board IP I 4'"' ' Martin's victory was aided by a ruling by the old executive board that denied seats to eight Flint delegates who were friendly to the "unity" faction This decision resulted In the election of five "progressives" in the Michigan district while the "unity" group gat only two : f:-- si - '" :: "" - - ' '' ' :0t10'!'::: 'Royal' Twins Utah and Crowned at National Fete Eureka Ends 'Doubles' Acclaimed '49er Fete As 3000 Vie for Homècomiiig Ceremony Honors FORT WAYNE Ind Aug 29 "queens" and double ::::::''":''1i:'i'!:ii::s:'s:1 "kings" as alike as the proverbial I peas in a pod were crowned under a scorching sun here Sunday in the National Twins' association "ou-tdoorcoronation ceremony" ' A perspiring crowd of 5000 per?:: se sons includlift 3000 twins "su'i W ::i!::::::s:::z bjects" applauded approval as Na- i' :':''s:::': tional President Edward M Clink of Silver Lake Ind placed paper crowns on Alta and Alva Dank 25 :i of Eldridge Iowa and Homer 1 Klopfenatein of Portland Ind and As: his twin Howard of Robert W Bingham May Grabill Ind relinquish ambassadoes post Evelyn and Madelyn Daily 24 of Canton Ill alike even to the freckles in the same spots on their faces were adjudged the "most attractive twins" 'Most Identical' The prize for "most identical girls" went to Margery and Margaret Ruhl 18 of Fort Wayne William and Ben Whitmore 29 of Fort Wayne were chosen "most identical - —Double s s High commendation or the Talk Admired S L Resident e ' Ambassador To Britain Faces Recall Four-year-o- ' " t " cele- ill ' Henry O'IIara Dies - ' Melvin E spectiticie of the U B I C will latu411 the In IIospital t Hilt y program of educational and sports events Monday at 10:30 a m when he calls together the first public meeting of the conven- three-da- by Automobile Tribune Intermountain Service "Cit 4 t BLACKFOOT Idaho Aug man tentatively identified as Henry O'Hara 4511believe4 a resident of Salt Lake City was dead Sunday of injuries suffered Saturday when he was struck by an automobile driven by James Black of Pocatello on the Yellowstone highway about five miles south of Blackfoot Accdrding to sheriff's officers who 1 investigated the accident the man believed to be O'Hara was walling : south on the right hand side of the highway and about five feet In from the edge of the pavement Black driving south said that be R H "Dick" Wells Praised for was blinded by the lights of se'vRotary speech in England eral cars approaching from th6 south and did not see the pedestrain until it was too late to avoid hitting him The pedestrian had both legs and one arm broken besides suffering severe head and internal injuries He was rushed at once to a Blackfoot hospital where he died shortly before midnight Saturday Members of the Bingham county sheriff's force were unable to identhe dead man until Sunday afPocatello Man Gets tify ternoon when word received from Idaho Falls indicated he was Henry O'Hara a native of County Mayo Praise of British Ireland and a resident of Salt Lake : Ll 'fine 29---- 8 : Tribune Intermoupain Service thrcolorful tepees of hundreds of Indians erected alongside the modern auto trailers and camps of visiting white men on the parade ground of historic old Fort Ducheine Sunday night all was in readiness for the opening Monday morning of the annual ITintah Basin Industrial convention For the first time the 1200 Indians residing in the basin are holding Governor Henry H Blood will their fair in conjunction with the U B I C lending added color to visit the convention Wednesday and deliver an address the annual tion C ' 8 $15 Also 200 NEW BOTTERILL SUET2E3 Automobile Uncalled for Tailor Made Suits are in all styles shades and sizes Returned from our large wholesale and man or der departments with odd Company nal deposits forfeited and for a special advertising allowance we dose them out as-- 25 South on 3rd East Wasatch 636 12 Price ehiusler Wholesale and Retail ' 7" EXTRA PANTS $2 glurnotith I This Week Ws Otter BELL II 1 252 SOUTH MAIN ST o 4 Tailors uously insured Aids Age Pensioner against loss Mo Aug 29 UPI— CAMERON Average dividend paid by all inMusty school records of more than sured Utah usociations to June 30 50 years ago will help John Wilin excess of eft 1:37y accept ql 270 cox Denver Colo in his efforts less? to get old age assistance Wilcox a Denver resident for $10O'Pm4re will open an account many years recently applied for an Installments ccepted on any acheda of lack old age pension ' hut ule convenieneyou Start today! birth certificate held up his application He decided to come here We have plenty of money for home building—Including FLIA loans where be was a high school student 1 52 years ego With the aid of school officials be found records showing be was 15 when a student here in 1885 The record also showed be suffered the obc loss of a footgg a small child A certif d of his record wm sent t Colorado proving that SALT LAId CITY UTAH Wilcox is 6 old enough to receive 2ND FLOOR WALKER pANK BLDG WASATCH 1166 V I assistance in that state II :: :::i::: ::::::ii::iii:J:::::n! 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under the direction of Dr Driggs to commem- orate the founding of Fort Roubil- doux in 1832 at White ROcks 15 miles north of Fort Duchesne Plan Water Tests on 'Way Back' fpJ SUITS training for Indians County Coroner J C Sandberg said Sunday no inquest would be held unless William Furchner county prosecuting attorney considered It necessary Mr Furchner was out of town Financier V PENDO DRY CLEANING campswith headquarters City Noted Nevada well-inform- DE of Indian agency the hundreds of visi- Cornwall supervisor at Phoenix Ariz will preside as master of ceremonies David F Smith Salt Lake City state commissioner of agriculture will discuss the conservation of soil of weeds through the control Howard R ' Driggs New York City president of the Oregon Trail Memorial association will tell of the history of Fort Roubidoux ' - ' Wright superintendent in C C C Utah-Idah- Four-week-o- ld C the Uintah-Oura- y will welcome tors Claude of vocational English Club Lauds Past Rotary Chief ld - FORT DUCHESNE—With Fatally Hurt On Highway 't bration acclaimed as one of the best held in this city for many years was expressed by visitors on all hands Although the heavy rain of Saturday afternoon and evening which halted the Dividend and Ruth-McGbaseball game created some discomfort for the visitors it failed to dampen the spirit of the huge crowd present who found plenty of other entertainment features to occupy its time t 'Gambling' Popular men" '49er hall with its "gambling" The Robert Billy and Sudden Start Home Williamson of Kankakee Ill were tables proved exceptionally popular selected the 'most identical boys and huge crowds jammed this buildSeen as under 12" and Barbara ing all day and night The dance in and Beverly Goshorn of Fort Wayne the evening at the Elks pavilion Loirndon the "most identical girls under 12" also proved popular with a large By Paper The title of the "most unlike wom- crowd in attendance Dividend won both games of the en twins" went to Florence and Ad By Tribune Leased Wire credentials committee lberta Speath 25 of Chicago' and double header defeating U S Mines LONDON Aug 29—The failure of that of "most unlike mixed twins" of the state Industrial league 5 to report Robert W Bingham United States to Mrs Muriel Dixon Vail and Earl 2 and Nephi in a Central Utah Eight Denied Seats league game 6 to 3 Dixon 44 both of Fort Wayne The credentials committee finally ambassador to inform Washington did not even look like brothersThey and Spent Day Visiting of unthe abdicationcrisis last year For Recent Speech brought in its report at the night sisters With the ball games the only ofsession denying the eight contested til it exploded in the house of comficial event of the day's program delegates their seats and apportion- mons is going to cost him his job Win 'Oldest' Honor POCATELLO Idaho Aug ing their votes among the 15 other as the American S Billings who the visitors spent most of the day Mrs Henrietta to representative with old friends and letter of appreciation for an address flew here from her home in Los An- visiting delegates from Flint's Fisher Body the court of St James No 1 plant The 15 were "progresEverywhere on the In Croydon England delivered regeles Cal and Mrs F M Cawby reminiscing This is the explanation of his sud- of North Judson Ind 81 nosed out streets small groups might be found cently by R H (Dick) Wells of this sives" past governor of the "Friendly Wild confusion prevailed all den dash for the United States on several others to win the "oldest talking of the days of old and re- city o Fifth" Rotary district through the debate over the report the same day he was preparing for twins" honor newingt old acquaintances received was here this weekend celebration marked also the The with speaker after speaker interLester and Larry a Scotland Wolf of Fort Addressed to Fails Bentley secrerupted by shouts boos and other shooting expedition into Wayne squealed ap- start of worlilift a new City park to Sunday's issue of proval when they were named the which will be sodded and made one tary of the Pocatello club it came delegates demanding the floor on a according The newspaper "youngest twins" Larry was an of the- finest in this section of the from T Bedford secretary of the point of order Reynolds' News who in commending Shortly after Martin closed the stated that Bingham'a ouster if It object of much attention since he state- The need for such a park Croydon club made by Mr Wells debate he took a quick "aye" and materializes will be in the nature of boasted of five fingers and a thumb was shown Saturday when heavy the speech wind gusts carried heavy clouds of said: "nay" vote on acceptance of the reproof for his actions in tha erlits on each hand "A few more visits and addresses The association voted to hold next dust which engulfed players and majority report and announced that involving the former Mrs Wallis so they could hardly see such as the one we enjoyed Tuesat fans reunion the majority report was adopted1 Warfield year's Chicago and former King Simpson When the delegates called for a Edward VIII Later the rain halted the game with day August 17 would certainly of Great Britain the Dividend team far ahead bring our fourth Rotary object much roll call Martin said he had a "machine" which registered the vote Davies Mentioned Approximately $2500 has been nearer achievement at least so far collected in cash anti MO more as Amercia is concerned" The newspaper adds: It is now scientifically and showed the "ayes" won by 16 to 12 lie did not show thought in pledged for the buyinglof materials Fourth Rotary Object circles in for the project according to John the machine to the convention London that Bingham has made his Rowe a member of the general The fourth object of Rotary is: last official trip across the Atlantic committee in charge Work on the The advancement of international and will be succeeded at the court and good will through 15 Homes Burned park is expected to get under way understanding of St James by Joseph E Davies" be ready a world united in the ideal of set- so that will it immediately Davies is at present ambassador 11ONTREAL Aug 29 (UP)— for use by early spring Already vice The letter continued: fire destroyed 15 how's here Sun- to Moscow He has had his eye on "We are greatly indebted to Rothe grounds have been fenced and acsome the London time job for day leaving 75 people who escaped Richard H Wells of Pocatarian 9 Nev RENO graded to Aug to came here He gossip in scanty night attire homeless A cording U S A Those of us Idaho tello water a of new city Completion 21 London and later Wingfield at a buckaroo at 40 fireman was slightly injured fight- in Waleslast spring hisvisited were fortunate who will the which enough to be double city system ancestors whence a millionaire and at 60 a bankrupt water ing the blaze and provide plenty of present will long remember his visit came Davies was in London dur-- 1 Is supply on the comeback trail water for sprinkling has made the His lofty and inspirational message ing the coronation festivities lase A few days past 61 Wingfield Is project possible Mr Rowe said All interspersed with flashes of real spring and rented the most expensive lictuse in Mayfair for a month engaged in what he considers a big organizations and individuals of the humor thrilled us all and will be Another echo of the Simpson time gold city aS well as many former resi- long remembered as an address of mining venture dents have cooperated and donated outstanding interest and charm crisis was circulated here Sunday with the report that the duke and Just 40e years ago he drove a to the fund for the project he said WIII Return Soon duchess of Windsor are planning to bunch of range horses from Lake "The an of vocational service come back to England early next viewrOre to Golconda Nev With Optimism Apparent The one outstanding feature of was revealed in a new light when The 'money advanced by George S year to live at Fort Belvedere former' monarch and his bride are Nixon a telegraph operator he the celebration was the optimism crystallized in his phrase 'the creawent to Tonopah and Goldfield He expressed on all sides With sev- tion of an aristocracy of fair deahoneymooning in Austria sat in a gambling game won a eral new ore body finds in the ling' His analysis of the meaning Return Rumor Rife stake and turned to mining He mines of the district business ex- of the word aristocracy was explicit The rumor of their proposed re- made a fortune and Increased his ceptionally good and work expected and convincing" Mr Wells is expected to return to turn is current throughout the wealth in banking to start soon on the new EurekaA of Fort Belvedere Refused Senate Seat Europe neighborhood Santaquin paved highway everyone Pocatello soon He went to convenThe place still belongs to Edward the opinion the Tintic to attend the international expresses In 1912 he became one of the few district is on the verge of another tion as a member of the alms and A small household staff and gardenn commen in the country to turn down a boom period Mr Rowe said ers are keeping it habitable objects committee a In spite of much official hostility seat In the United States senate It Besides Mr Rowe the general mittee which has to do with the to the duke's return he is making had been proffered him when Nixon committee included Victor Thomas drafting of the rules and ethics of every effort to arrange matters so his telegraph operator partner who chairman and P J Fennell Rotary throughout the world that he can spend at least part of became senator died ‘- his time in England it is reported The Wingfield empire crashed in If he cared to act without reference the lean years following 1929 The to the royal court or parliament climax came November 1 1933 when Nk N which he is not expected to do no his 12 banks deep in livestock loans one really could prevent him from closed their doors coming home His friends here say Finally Wingfield went into bankthere was no exile clause in the ruptcy listing assets of $10504 and abdication act liabilities of $3145462 But Wingfield itgain got a grub '14):41111111! stake from backers whom he calls NA Advisers Named 44 : "goodfriends who have tome to my 0 4 OF 'YOUR It was the only way to break MEDICINE HAT Alta Aug 29 rescue"Ls They are not Identified k P4VESTMENT understood one Is Bernard but it of a four-ma- n the deadlock He wanted a 71 nonpolitical central advisory council Baruch New York financier who of Plymouth and she insisted on to aid Alberta's political parties in made millions out of the Goldfield 1 a Chrysler Royal controlled when mines -Wingfield establishing a sound "business gov- them ts ernment" in the province was an- Whoever wins It's a vicnounced Saturday bY E L Gray Owns Acreage 11006 tory for both For these two liberal party leader The council -- cE c10 bettutlful cars Chrysler-mad- e will be composed of two farmers a The new mining company known iimmon owns as Mines Inc Catchall Botterill-servicethe d and are the merchant and a newpaper man some 18500 acres of land 27 miles best transportation values in north of Golconda In the same 1 -- net the world as the Jumbo mine which county A FINE WOOL SUIT for a reputed recently optioned Drive your present car in $10000000 Exclusive Fabrics and hit us up for a trade deemed mines Getchell are The at ONE-HAL- F PRICE Wheh your thrift account is We are making most gencapable of producing many tons of low grade ore which will be milled AMERICAN-MUTUAL with erous allowances these days SAVE in a 600-to-n plant now being condividends and both —for we need more and principal structed are automatically and continmore good used cars Change Outlawed Martin also ruled that the convention could not change the board's ruling and that even if it did the change could not affect the results of Saturday's board election The youthful U A W head made his ruling at a time when it appeared fists might fly in the wild convention proceedings Extra policemen were in the hall and special guards were stationed behind Martin whose rulings during the afternoon had aroused of charges "steamroller tactics" and caused a near riot Just as the afternoon session adjourned the "unity" group rushed toward the stage and Martin left hurriedly He had adjourned the convention while the delegates were demanding the - -- By Tribune Staff Writir EUREKA Avg 29—Hundreds of former residents who have attended the annual '49er and homecoming celebration during the past three days were enroute home as the event came to a close here Sunday with a doable bead'er baseball game Uintah Bain Greets Throw) At Industrial Festival Intermountain 'News Celebration Marks Start of Work on City's New Park ii ' t AUGUST 30 1937 r 1- - I i Crane Boilers are made in round end square styles in sizes suitable for any home—band or stoker hied - 4c1 - 'ie |