Show - - - ' - -- - 4 —— RendGamm I: - - — 2 :5" - - t Judge Van Devanter a - will Preside in Swindle Ring Case Jan! la ist sword ambassador i disagreed - 111011 Dispute ' 6 d with '- venter I ' a ‘ ' I I- ' ' ' ' - Lawmakers Awaken To Danger of Highway Fund Slash HARRY J BROWN Tribune Washington Bureau WASHINGTON Jan 15—Westerncongressmen who raised no protest when the house earlier in the week- voted an item veto amendment into the independent offices bill have joined with members from other Sections in appealing to their senators to strike this amendment from the bill when it comes By pro-the- ' am Jan 15 ST (211—The - 4 ' IN 4 ' Atlantic Storm Sinks Ships LONDON Jan ' i 41 t ' '' I 'I" 15 (JP)—Lloyds re- - Ported Saturday that an unidenti- fled coastal steamer apparently was sunk off Liverpool and her entire crew drowned as Atlantic gales lashed the British isles Six persons already were known to be dead and one was missing as I result of the storm which wreckedpiers along the coast broke a seawall and sank at least one othervessel Lloyds said the Seaforth wireless station received a message from the British steamer Millais that she was standing by a vessel in distress five miles northwest of Bay buoy The Millais was unable to launch boats i : n e a er e ecause o LOUIS s - ' t i British trawler Mikasa A child was killed in London when wind blew down an iron gate and a miniater was killed in tow ' i — i nese a section of toot off a hoteL a cyclist died from exhausafter fighting the gale by At iliull ' tion ei ' 1 U S '- 14 - I najtidge— I l 11 I ' i ' a i l - 0 k 1 t LII - —' ' ' - - - " t ' : - - --' '''- ' ' - '! - - - 4 ' ' :: ' 1 ' ' ' - 4'-' - '' ' 1 ' '' - ' ' NEWS o R - 4 ' :: -- -' ' 41 '5- ' ::: !9:: 1 t : - --- -- li ' 1 lk ) 'll'r (t ' 44 i '' : 't 'la' qottlf 1) ( : i :''' ' ) c ' '1 "t()1 51141:11 - --- poziapiiiiiii - f ' i W ' Vanta Imported SHIRTS SWEATERS 65o 169 to $1 59c : -- - 1'-11111''''- g: DilESSES 5 t - 1 A (3)b) 'dm 111 - - o 2 ' 2(: - 3- (t Oh' " 9 -- -- 11a "::-:- -- - 7-- 1"711 e- 1' - ' : -- yr l(S IP 111) C''ff :'41 7:7 : : 4 Ns ' :' : - -- - ' : - -- - - ' ike '7: k? 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We love to help Mothers give them aroyal welcome without straining the' family exchequer If you'll look over this ad you'll see exactly what we mean Every article especially selected with baby's needs and comfort in mind If you have a baby or are expecting one Salt Lake's most complete Baby Shop The Paris is ready to serve you! - - - ' d- : '': : ' 't - 4 vs' '4- EINITIAL VENTUR- - ‘' - By Tribune Leased Wire BRIGHT WATERS L I Jan 13 L Garmechuk own of a window cleaning businese '' ' ' ' A- - —IF :::' Ne Odd Auto:Frain Crash Kills 311n ' :' ""'- "2 a - IVIAMVirOUTEACUSIMAIMP during the Wilson administration victim of one of the ' ' ' 1 wee assistant!secrett!ryfo! the navy a ''''- 1 fa an abnormally large ' ' - ' I 1'I '' ' s : io St ' accidents Suffolk PHOENIX Aria 'Zan- - 15 UP)— automobile-traicounty police ever havOecorded Superior Judge G A 111dgers was Garmechuk was driving his coupe sharply criticized by the U S atUnion street torney Frank Flynn here Saturday Friday night along the because he forestalled removal of extenalon bound for his home The Boles Heed self styled salesman road runs parallel with the tracks to New Yorluto face a federal mail of the Long Laand railroad about I15 feet from th'e tracks The Long 1fraud indictment Roadbed there is four feet ' Rodgers granted 'Heed's applica- - Island'sthan lower the highway of habeas corpus tion tor a Just as Garmechuk came abreast 1 "'The county attorney and the office have cooperated of the South Bay Golf club hie k sheriff's Flynn said car skidded on the icy pavement 1 with federal authorities "but Heed's removal to New York It slid to the edge of the embanky Judge Rodgers' ment and toppled over falling onto was prevented action- - Under his ruling the re- the railroad tracks at the precise by - the federalhed motnent that- - an --eastbound—trainl 1thentillified:1-1roacwes L Xerit spot 11011rt Ziew z ( Attorney Raps ' ' - - - the ' ' - iNi--"T- line departmental estimates for reclamation were cut to the bone lionse Cut C C C Coin The house already has followed the recommendation of the budget in sluhingthe C C C appropriation which is largely spent on camps in the west the highway appropriation will come up loth° agriculture bill and the reclamation items will appear in the interior department bill on which hearin:s are to start of ' - - Likewise the department sought a million dollars for the Payette division of the Boise project now under construction and this was slashed to half a million Eighteen to twenty millions sought for the Grand Coulee project in Washington was slashed co thirteen million 1 making it impossible to complete that project in program time It is assumed that all down the version Wave ripped away the slays laldge A seaman was lost overboard from - ' (Ai-Ge- orge I bureau The captain and first officer 'of amount to the naval construction the coastwise steamer Suffolk Coast program the navy being close to Were drowned off Wales when a tha president's heart ever since he ' ' - l Retail zi ‘ onday There is a general feeling these radioed: "Lost all trace of coasting steam- - three western appropriations were er Apparently sunk with all slashed in order to permit the - ' I ur I ' I Men Blame Employment Decrease r Decline Total Sales Justice Cardozo's Condition 'Unclianged' -- ! ' g ( t' '' ' - ' lir -- -- -- intskaritaborAm - f ' 5 A - fli' - Jan 15 111—The Na- - WASHINGTON' Jan-- 15 (UP)— association Sat- - l'The condition of Justice Benjamin Credit MptiCall government has launched uroRnaay blamed "a N Cardozo who is suffering from general decrease new efforts to 'settle its difficulties In the a heart ailment was unchanged employment throughout with British' and American oil coma in collections his physician Dr country" for decline panies official quarters disclosed credit sales and total sales in aver- 'Saturday nightJr announced Saturday- retail from stores in aging reports The move for peace in the year-ol- d 44 cities Good Samaritan conflict came as the companies were CUMBERLAND Md Jan 15 employing every legal device to stay the December arbitral verdict giv- Flying Cadet Dies Millenson believes ing the industry's 18000 employes SAN ANTONIO Texas Jail ah turn about is fair play So he ad17372000 annually in increased Cadet Glen Iver CrOna- - vertised he would give free food wages and other benefità hits of El Paso injured when two to his jobless furniture customers "because they helped make our collided Randolph field army planes Verdict Delayed business a success" He said disdied Saturday- Tfie verdicraftecting the $400000- - Friday tribution of 125 bags containing 000 oil coffee milk and canned goods had industry was scheduled to become effective Jantrary I but has cost him not more than $250 "and Bid been held up penciing outcome of a It was worth it" Accepts Speech ' supreme court appeal WASHINGTON Jan 15 WO a Major T R Armstrong official of Dir Pont Weds —R e p r esentative O'Connel Standard Oil of New Jersey arrived llontana said Saturdax SD) WILMINGTON Del' Jan 15 UPI Friday night to talk over the situahe had accepted an invita—Miss Pauline Louise du Pont and tion with President Cardenas tion from Eddie Cantor to deAlfred C Harrison III young New Armstrong was reliably reported liver a principal address at a ' York attorney were married Satto be empowered to for the in Los speak Angeleifianumeeting urday at Christ's Episcopal church entire industry including the in Christiana Hundred ary 30 of the Hollywood Anti-naAguila company as Defense the for League a result of preliminary conferences American of Democracy Eddie Cantor Gains in New York ' - 4 Scheduled conferences between HOLLYWOOD Cal Jan 15 UPI— its Cardenas and Armstrong next week In a hospital here with a throat were considered likely to influence 70 Probe infection Eddie Cantor- screen and 'Empire' the court's approabtothe problem MANILA Jan 15 (UP)—High radio star was reported improved From Gtwernment Commissioner Paul 'V McNutt of Saturday Physicians said he will United States was en route be able to" go on with his radio 1 It was understood initiative for the to Davao on Mindanati island Sat- program next week the talks—came from the governurday night to investigate Japament described in This apparently supported the be- nese land holdings No Doubt It Did some quarters as developing into a lief Minister Suarez during a recent GRAND ISLAND- visit to the United States discussed miniature empire in the Philippines his hurts me Jan 15 the oil situation with Washington worse than it does you" Mu officials and New York business Backs Matriage School nicipal Judge Louis A Holmes men' LAFAYE'rrE Ind Jan 15 (W)— commented Saturday as he Suarez in an interview a week ago Young people should be trained for fined himself a dollar in police we would as train expressed "the hope belief and con- marriage "just court for overtime parking viction" the differences would be them for a successful career in settled medichm law- - agriculture or mad-er- n Meanwhile the United States emplumbing" Dr Thurman B bassy asked at least two companies Rice chief of the Indiana bureau of Pianist Weds '1a to report on taxes paid Mexico since health told s conference of older CHICAGO Jan 15 concert SaturPurdue New York promulgation of the 1927 constitu- youth at university Braggiotti tion nationalizing the subsoil Emday pianist and Mary Melville (Baby) bassy spokesmen denied this meant Clow were married Saturday in the revision of taxes the industry now Final Driver's brida's home in - suburban bake- - ' Body pays would figure in any possible GREAT FALLS Mont Jan 15 Forest settlement (UP)-T- he bady of Adelbert Leon Socialites Wed Phillips 22 wbo plunged to his Jan 15 UPI—Vesta CHICAGO Novelist- Dies death in a car on Gore hill near granddaugh- here early Saturday was found Culbertson BRIDGEPORT Conn Jan 15 UP) by C E Foster The car plunged ter of President Samuel Culbertson —Cornelia Penfield Lathrop novel- from the top of the and of Churchill Downs at Louisville ist and magazine writer died Fri- - fell more than 1000 grade feet The KY“ and Robert F Carr Jr were day night at the home of her par- body was thrown clear of the married Saturday in fashionable St ents here wrecked car Chrysostrom's Episcopal church ' MEXICO before the ienate The first actuating' motive in the revolt is the sudden realization that under such an amendment the presNow at Alcatraz ident could curtail the road approis now confined at Alcatraz' priation to any figure he deemed Californitt the prison adequate' regardless of what "Devil's aahland of America" for amount congress might appropriate batlife died Nelson in a roadside tie with taking two officers Has Power Wanted with him in the exchange of flying With the president and congress lead Graham and McKay principal at loggerheads over highway approowners of the Bank club of Reno priations members have come to licensed gambling appreciate that the house voted into oouses the largest h in the west and also owners the hands of the president the very of the famous night club at Lake Tahoe were charged with Power he needs to thwart any a 15 per cent "take" - from tempt' they may- make to continue confidence men who lured- their the highway program for the comvictims to the divorce "mill city and i n on a level with the cashed their securities through - ing year gram for the current year the gambling barons Noble John Moore—Noble is his The president hu said he wants first name—pleaded guilty in the only 63 million for federal aid roads 19341trial to swindling whereas congress favors 125 million 'Steered' Victims Unless the senate undoes the work He testified at that time he of the house the president can cut "steered" victims to Reno arid paid thie appropriation to the lower a 15 per cent cut in return ure even if congress votes the 125 ittivx for police protection and for "no million questions" banking service in- cash- Western members also are appre- - toi ing securities He testified that confidence men hensive other cuts may be madead-atthe United all 'over States and the expense of the west The the 1 by Canada knew that "dupes"—mostly ministration asoutindicated for heavy reduc- budget elderly couples—could be fleeced of tion not singled the only appropriations for their life savings in Reno without and' Graham highways but for C C C camps and "because McKay afear for reclamation projects got 15 per cent for fixing" Moore will be the government's Deer Creek Affected chief witness in the Impending trial The extent to which reclamation Since his release from McNeil estimates of the interior department Island prison last September he were slashed by the budget at the guard by has been under is not fully order president's determined federal agents picked known but it is now known that to keep him alive until the trial the wanted eight hunMoore served his term in seven dif- dred department thousand to a million dollars and three attempts ferent prisons for the Deer Creek project so conwere made on his life during that struction could be speeded up This time estimate of the department was completely wiped out by the budget 3 - ' - - trolled - Cal-Ne- va a s---- --Cr- edit ' - Western Bloc Opposes Graham hem Veto 'Bill will refired justice of the United States aupreme court Involves Big Names Woven through the goveAment's story of chicanery bunco steering doping of victims and the reputed "one-wa- y ride" of a star witness— a fictional thriller involving Reno's notorious stockade "red light" die- trict and licensed gamblind hails— again will be paraded the names of prominent persons and the long missing Roy J Frisch cashier of the defunct Riverside bank of Reno key witness for the government who was assertedly murdered be- 'cause he knew too much About two years ago John Paul Chase one time pal of "Baby Face" Nelson told federal agents that he and Nelson took Frisch for a ride that Nelson killed him and then they buried Frisch's body in an abandoned mine ili Nevada - " It was all a mistake The ambassador explained that Watanabe had visited him to present him with the sword which had been a Watanabe family heirloom for 360 years 79ear-ol- d u- - F President Cardenas a- attempt to place and McKay behind prison bars be heard by Justice Willis Van De- - third A - - Saturday night after being ar-'tested on euspiclon ot threat- anihg Sir Robert Craigie Brit- - thatched Willibaimne—jfritecekdte amrashandy Reno's Na 1 gambling and vice czar and his soft spoken partner James C McKay In 1934 and again in 1935 juries 1 --- - by Idakoto Watanabe tloyear-olauthor 'Was have been released - ar 1I I - urBrterForm From 'Near Far - For Trtice ' News - ' 4 NEWYORK Jan 15 A new chapter in ile federal government's seven-yeitruggle to smash an alleged international swindling ring Operating in Reno Nev and ac-cused of fleecing 42 persons of more than 21200000 will begin: in court here next Wednesday: Twice the government has Tailed to gain convictions against the men "brains" of the fitabauclocuusB coesasm the - SALT LAKE TRIBUNE StINI:)2k? 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