Show - - ' - — 4 —7 1 l ' ' — ' It ' Annemetungenr Utility Nears Accord With TVA on Sale Engtiteered They --I -- tc--r-- !k1--- - :""r------ - - v I - - a - r Laufiches d It I Move to Fix Court Status "I i 111 - It fi : - Agreement Hinted ti ' I Limiting U S' 't Competition Area YORK March 19 UPI— between the T V A IsTegotiations and Wendell L Willkie president I of the Commonwealth & Southern corporation for the sale of the system's properties in the Tennessee valley are "getting quite hot" unite l'4 ty circles heard Saturday ' When an agreement is reached these circles believed a line would be drawn in the valley beyond which ! the T V A would not enter into 4 aye with utility private competition terns ) As delineated in the conferences LilE David between Willkie and ienthal this line extends from around Columbus In northeastern Mississippi across the northern part N pf Alabama In a zigzag course nips the northwestern corner of Georgia and encircles the state of Ttnneausee Holdings In Area I f ' ! ii ‘A '::' ' -' ' 'i- r- 4ks (211---- :::::: " ' ' 4 4 I t r ?' t ' f' I'''::7'4"f $ I 4 Amendmenrsought For Independence Of High Tribunal ro NEW YCIRK larch 19 drive to amend the United States constitution to guarantee the future Independence of the supreme court wai pressed Saturday by an influential wilt of the American bar The federal legislation committee of the New York City Bar association in a communication to the Judiciary cominittees of both houses of congress asked these three things: I A constitutional amendment 1 definitely setting thee number of justice at the present figure nine 2 Another amendment making retirement of justices mandatory at a set age preferably not less than 75" years Independent Agency 3 Adoption of a law 'creating an Independent agency to handle the court finances which now go through the department of justice an adniThistrative branch of the executive arm of the government Action should be taken now the bar committee report which accomthe communication said so 44 panied the problem "can be conaidered that - :C calmly on its merits free from the confusion and controversy" which :' attended President Roosevelt's sudden court reform campaign of 1937 Roosevelt's effort was characterized by the report as an attempt "to I bring about retirements by other methods intended to be quick but appraised by the people as danger- t 1 ts 1 ': - ti ! 1 4 s t 'y t: NEW i : fia- cke -- k Plet---Police--Wre- --- - 11311 THE SALILAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MOTIN:ING MARCH--- 20 ' - - ' :'::: l::': 3Rtiwk - Y Gr nit nc -Man - - - E- a Fighe-:oiiiT4ill'(4- oGfr7ers t - -44 By HARRY it Dock Walkout - Dive Breaks - and 'Four Senatori 9 Murdock Picks Three for Pact Hearing - -- i Hfrlij : Meet With Sixteen Members- Firm' lonores " -- Up - f $ 1—? k 41 's i'- (1 k :::::::: ' :' '' §: - United Fro:It-arEmployers Group '7'-- 0 -- ' f 4s $ - -11 ''''' '' :i J BROWN Lie-u- t ! p re 7 i 4 V 11 i t :::"::: ' :: o- i j ( I ::: 1 4 0 b 1 -- I I Lfor q It Tribune Washington Bureau SAN PEDRO Cal March 19 UPI WASBINOTON March 19:—It Was the unanimous conviction of —One stevedoring lirm broke away otherwise united water16 congressmen and four senators from the strickgrowing states from the in the shipping front employers expressed in a general meeting Saturday that neither the British Saturday and called longCanadian or other reciprocal trade agreements should authorize any shoremen to load a citrus fruit further reductions in the tariff on livesthck of any kind cargo aboard the Italian motorship That view coincides ::::::-?A:?:: : t wholly with f7tT!::7777!-!:7:!:r77Edda ' the opinion of representatives of :A!:!:::'::::-:T h e International Longshore$ who i the met with the -stockgrowers union ::::: Warehousemen's men's and it ::1 :i:::!:::' senators and congressmen Saturday for work of with out 4000 members : i § ::: :::: morning at a conference called by ::i:' six days and apparegly anticipat:::::::::i:::::::::-::t:::'::::::Abe Murdock of Representative ' i :::::4:-:!:::::-:-:Utah chairman of the Rocky moult ing a long period of idleness sent ( j7 tam n group in the house two representatives to San Fran' 1 I :::::::'ZE:::::::::::: ::: I ‘ : :: cisco to ask state relief officials '4 q0' NamesCommittee to set up a temporary office here At I' conclusion of the the conferTwenty-twto 4 care for the joblesto was Murdock authorized Ince lir i to name a committee of three house ehipti are tied up here 4 Two thousand of the union's memmembers to appear at the public ip :::::!::::::::11" bers assembled at the central hiring before the committee on hearing I 'f hall and agreed to submit to an reciprocal— trade - agreemente s on arbitrator Secretary of Labor Per- April 4 to voice their opinion--ekins promised to send as soon The formulated mOrnint Saturday senators - from the liveatock statee possible the question of whether it:::'':: the liftboards dispute is subject to will be invited to appoint a similar -- ::: arbitration If it is they agreed to committee to join with the house Commonwealth & Southern prop I) submit the entire controversy to the group both groups to lend support erties with a book value of around federal arbiter to the representativu of the cattle included in this $125000000 achedare who and growers sheep Asked Special Order Valuation book — arts—out of k total uled to be heard on the British and 44 et " i of around $1550000000 too all of The Blue Star line asked special Canadian trade agreements rlk ik "::::properties in the corporation's to load the Edda with V : as the house Mr named Murdock didpensation A Nouthern states ' 45000 boxes of citrus fruits for k:-committee Griever Ho oi: Groover Congressmen : 4 Wyoming Rep — in 4to Washington The conferences ''' 11 ''' 4-Wyo Ferguson Okla and Coffee beads committee to oppooe tariff United Kingdom ports but wu rethe past week made substantial fused by the Waterfront Employers' Wan all of them extensively: en- tut on livestock addi In !' ' progress it wag reported association Shortly afterward the business the livestock in gaged Winkle tient to meetings between the act imports of livestock could Marine Terminals corporation At Conference and Lilienthal it was understood be apread about among a IIIVIL1“0 52 longshoremen to load the I of chairman 10 I here that Jeue Jones I ous" at number of marketing points and 4fIddsi stockmen the Representing the Reconstruction Finance corpora Bar Behind Plan imports could be spread uniformly The union had agreed to resume Saturday's conference were F t- 1 tion and Chairman William O of the National through the year instead of per- work pending arbitration of the Marshall secretary fm securities was end Behind the committee report Douglas of the 14s 'A1 Wool Growers aisoblation of Salt mitting dumping at one or two ad- dispute but the employers insisted change' commission had discussed A plot purportedly aimed at the life of President Getulio Vargas of Brazil was nipped by pollee the full power of the bar of the Lake City and J B Wilson of Wyo- vantageous time' each 'Aeon they return "under conditions that the at city-4200 nation's largeet the negotiations thoroughly lawyers ming for the national wool growera The Kieberg idea wu held to be prevailed on February 14 1938" th home of Plinio Salgado (third from left front row) leader of Brazil's fascist party Sal at estabThe White louse report pointed out that The dispute is over the use of President Russell and Secretary sound Both Mr Kieberusnd Replishment of a specific number of Mollin It wee said that a quick "meet gada was arrested but escaped of Colorado "liftboards" in handling cargo from Livestock resentative American of the Cummings 'court reached been till an supreme justices would trig of the minds" had who is both a cattle and cheep man freight cars not placed immediately omission that has been in the tionl association the legislative commit' in the negotiations on this point— asmocia- - said they heartily approved the re- aboard ship The longshoremen adthe livestock tee named by is reached stitution ever since that document tions and the that when an agreement secretary of the agri- ciprocal trade policy but advocated mit they have been handling cargo was written the situation with respect to private at the Matson Navigation company of the U S these changes of administration committee cultural "Lilian the "Putting the matter beyond the chamber of commerce companiem outaide of dock in this way because it restabilized said Australian Dangers reach of congress" the report thalWilikie" line becomes mained in the warehouse but a that was There Shake-Uagreement general p is concerned1 "is one of the surest protections as far as the T V A Mr Marshall for the wool men short time before being placed done to the Amerharm chief the against 'packing' schemes" under the thought there was far more pros- aboard ships They contend howDimes Nonprofit Control The proposal to make retirement ican livestock industry trade pect of damage to the wool and ever that the employers sought to agreement reciprocal present A was V in of aged justices mandatory The possibility of T creating Former N R A Chief Terms Pending Measure been due so sheep industry under the contem- make the practice general not has Canada with con Roosevelt's line with Pruident le nonprofit organization fully much to the volume of Canadian plated Australian trade agreement trolled by T V A to take over the 'Insidious Assault plan but there were differences of cattle admitted but to the fact that than under the agreements with Ask Senate Probe on Democracy' RIO March DE Brazil JANEIRO detail properties when the sale is made The employers' association joined Canada 19 WPI—Several stores selling unithey are dumped on the American Great Britain or discussion and hold thew- until ownership is it was the Foreign Trade association and to Present Ones few border After Not a at market general only points of forms emblems the and 19 WASHINGTON March integral (AP)—in two noncommercial radio eventually passed on to cities and that the groups in the I L W U in asking a senatorial and in were closed Saturday by The bar committee advocated for and at times of high prices Ameti- mutually agreed localitiek is being discussed addresses over two national networks General Hugh S Johnsim it action should through their se- investigation first urged by the demoralized have congress that to out way drive the in police stamp example that the compulsion not It was learned that counsel for lected committee inform the state Foreign Trade group & southern will Saturday night vigorously attacked the pending government re- dissident fascist "green shirts" who apply to justices now on the su- can prices Commonwealth are opposed to D In a that they Royal S telegram department to Getullo kill President plotted meet with T V A attorney ih organization bill as "an insidious assault on democracy" preme bench The president pro Can Be Remedied to any further reduction' in the Copeland chairman of the senate the and seize to government posed the opposite go Wstahington early next week The bill empowers the president Vargas Representative Kleberg of Texas tariff on livestock and equally op- commerce committee the employers' New arrests were reported In The Roosevelt plan called for reover this phase of the negotiations to alter or abolish any of the vari- - addition to several hundred sus- tirement at 70 The bar committee the largest stockgrbwer in congress posed to any eniargenient in quotas association said that despite the fact ' The question of the exact price to ow' administrative agencies of the pects already jailed in the fantail said it should be "not less than 75" said this difficulty could be ob- now maigned under existing trade that their contract with the unions be paid hal not yet been discussed calls for arbitration of labor disadministration of agreements government federal tic conspiracy to assusinate the The proposal to give the court an viated if in the it was said Lilienthal it was under Johnson former N R A head and president pute' "we have bad 170 illegal stopofficials other and is cost the Independent fiscal agency stood(has advocated using the now a political commentator cen- Authorities did not high pages of work on the Pacific coast details reveal same as thst advanced by Attorney rid thoproperty less a his fire on the burs provision of since February 4 1937 tered for the Plinio search Salgado General Cummings determined amount for depreciation' "If the maritime industry is to that a ormajority of conIt provides for an "administrative ira a means of determining the value 'iittiltAPOLIS Md March 19' tin gress would be needed to overrule "green attire leader before the survive some remedy must be found In outlawed Jan was courts" office of the United States other hand believes —Six men Winkle for this intolerable situation" said of the president's proposals ganization in arty an exploinjured of Bra head the and subusry present with a $10000 a year director the T V A should pay dollar for sion on an the telegram signed by A E Roth it zilian cultural association It wail ject only to the chief justice and barge wore under dollar for every dollar "prudently" is your joker' Johnson' 'There president of the Waterfront Emdirectwas not understood executive Salgado invested in the properties less the recovering Saturday night in emer- said "There is the trick that decompletely free from the association of the Pacific ployers' 19 (A')— waa March WASHINGTON in the and involved March Va ly W and the legislature The federal govplot CHARLESTON depreciation allowed by the federal gency hospital where they were livers the federal structure over to wanted coast Saturindorsed Wallace as the to for of Arnett Secretary questioning bureau 19 ernment's central the plea trade commission n taken suffering front burns shock the power of government source of large supplies of arms would have no powerbudget to change the A Booth to "lay all the blame on day the bill of Senator McNary (R) d of and ammunition found in his home plus minority rule by and exposure A Holt an- Oregon to permit the agriculture Threatens to Back director's budget estimates although me" Governor Homer inThe barge containing over 150000 the people's representatives still have the power nounced Saturday he would not in- department to approve marketing would by police raiders T V A Head's Removal congress stead of a majority of them as the It was reported without confir- to tervene in the execution Monday agreements for any commodity Bill regulate appropriations gallons at the time of the explo constitution intended The agricultural marketing agree Pettengill mation that he had sought uylum of the of three convicted kidnapers of Dr chairman LaPorte Cloyde By President Possible sion Saturday morning which "This bill proposes a first great In a Bitch last ment of WASHINGTON act March 10 (iP)-- year'permits bar association said be had sent James I Seder foreign embassy WASHINGTON March 19 VP1- -- swept its deck and the interior of breach in the wall of democracy fruits Senator Copeland (D) New York for vegetables It was believed that if Salgado is copies of the report to the judiciaryl Booth 48 John Travis and Or- - compacts conAdministration legal experts tha tugboat Visitor of Wilming- the last pure democracy on earth found he will not be arrested for- committees of both houses of con-- 1 eitid Saturday that Mtn Francisco ville Adkins both 25 will be hanged produce and tobacco to the American tended Saturday that President ton Del was-tie"Unieu congress hears from the mally but only "detained" for Wallace wrote Chairman Smith waterfront employers had protested cona for immediate with state the at penitenplea tress night Moday Roosevelt could remove Arthur E oil company dock at Eutport country in no uncertain terms over The supreme (D) South Carolina of the senate to him that Harry Bridges west questioning It was recalled that sideration tiary at Moundaville Morgan from the chairmanship of pending the arrival of insurance the week end that bill will pass two months ago Salgado wrote to Travis and agriculture committee that the de- coast maritime labor leader had denied court appeals the Tennessee Valley authority if investigators It ought not to pass in its present President Vargas that he was no was made for partment believed benefits of such threatened C I 0 support for the No Adkina plea Morgan refused to answer questions A more disutrous explosion wu form It is an abdication by con- longer able to control certain secprograms ehould be available to pro Pettengill (long and short haul bill) Booth " at a White House hearing Monday avoided when the valves through gresa to the president ducers of any agricultural com- if a union dispute at San Pedro tions of the integralist action which had both the others Booth whom Mr Roosevelt has given the T V A which the gasoline was being In his second talk Johnson de- were dissatisfied with the new auwere not settled immediately contended influenced them wrote modity or product chairman until Monday afternoon pumped were shut by John nounced the bill's provision abolish- thoritarian regime set up by the "The very nature of these pro The chairman of the senate cornthe governor: 31 to answer "yes" or "no" to presipumper of the barge He ing the office of comptroller gen- president last November 10 Wallace said "requires that merce committee displayed a letter grams" are and Travia) (Adkina "They dential demands that hedgive facts was treated for burns about the eral as a "surrender by congress of It was revealed that the latest both have they must be initiated and supported from W J Petersere representing both young men to support his charges of miscon- face and body The gasoline in the the power of the purse" and the plot did not have the support of groups the Waterfront Employers' associathis sines been converted kidnap- by the various agricultural hold was untouched chid against his fellow directors interested in particular commodi tion of San Francisco declaring that proposed abolition of the civil eery-Ic- e all the integralista nor was the full HELENA Mont March 19 (UP) ing happened None was seriously injured commission crews "4co I uk you to just lay Many members of congress conUm" Bridges had telegraphed Alvin Roth membership aware of It Arrests —Highway maintenance The radio networks which car- of n tend that if Morgan persists in his Captain C M Bishop Yeadon and active "green fought heavy snows that blanketed blame on Me and give them life" Under the programs producers president of the association threatrefusal to answer presidential ques- Pa of the tug estimated damages ried Johnson's talks said he had shirts" were not ordered the In- roads in several areas Saturday Dr Seder retired dry agree to keep part of their crop off ening to throw his support to the tions and his demands that congress to his ship at between 18000 and simply asked for the time as an vestigation concentrating on the while the federal weather bureau leader to the market Frequently the surplus bill former and missionary Instead of the president investigate 110000 vt individual most militant members predicted unsettled conditions Sat- Japan disappeared from hi East commodity corporation buys up surarings Conducted the T V A tho most—Mr—Roosurday pluses for distribution to- persons apartment on Novem- on evelt can do is to ask him to with colder temperatures Sun- Huntington relief resign ber 1 Hearings now are being conducted Wallace expressed disapproval of on the measure by a senate interThey say the T V A act gives COW: Salt Las day City A ransom note delivered Noream removal power over directors Roads reported in soggy and poor vember 6 asked Bone (D) Wash- - state commerce subcommittee It —March 20 1931 for his re- a bill by Senator of the public power and planning condition included U 8 highway turn It was not$50000 ington which would limit the areas would repeal the long and short haul paid No 2 from Browning to Glacier agency and authorizes the president On November 11 Dr Seder was to which any apple marketing agree-mi- clause of the interstate commerce Station U S No 10 west of Su- discovered to remove directors only in event could be applied A act which prohibits a railroad from sEcnoN to 6 dedicate new Women's club news Grant Heber J near an abandoned Page they are opposed to the policies of perior U S No 1 from Hebgen mine 25 miles away He died Noward chapel 9 University of Utah social news Benson National charging less for a long haul than Page U S the act or appoint employes without for a short haul over the same route 15 from partial paralysis 8 Lake to West Yellowstone: vember B SECTION haunts war of Page Specter congress u No 3 west from Thompson Faris which regard to merit in the same direction Parent-TeachWSJ Friendly Mouse Blends news testified usociation elections 1 physicians near Local However the administration legal Page to the state line "If this is true" Copeland de9 caused by a blow on the head and e The highway crews battled to from experts who declined to be quoted Youth admits ransom fraud In Le- Civic alubs suggest to aid The Tribune's bridge cornerPage With "Bridges is being tisloyal to Singing Canary's pneumonia vine kidnaping Pass road south 1 by name declared the act's proPage 1 in accident prevention the group he represents When the 9 clear the Targhee Page Page vision for congressional removal Hull declares U S regards AusWest Yellowstone to the state MEMPHIS Tenn March 18 seamen find out what this 'long and Throng excted to attend Tribune- - Ogden Logan Provo and Price so of does not Impair the president's trian coup as grave matter line and hoped to have it clear early Secy Roper Will Confer A "singing mouse" hu moved in on short haul' bill would do to them 10 11 Intermountain annual news Telegram elety Pages snow fell in the broad power to temove executive Mrs Gladys Wilkins' singing canary they will not be very satisfied with Woman's Institute Page 1 Weddings and engagements in the next week Heavy area Pagel officials in the past On Naming New Aid mountains of that N Y legislature-end- s The mouse a friendly rodent just a leader who Would support it session after Empire district set 11 state estIn Page up Legislative two days WASHINGTON March 19 (INS) hopped into the 'canary's cage lifting ban on race betting literBook news discussion and of 1 eral counties Page A county road crew made efforts of Commerce Roper cently Mrs Wilkins said and began Would Ruin Docks Pagel ary folk Page 12 to open the highway to Lincoln —Secretary SECTION 0 conferred with President sharing her seed and other food "If that bill becomes law the Utility's sale agreement to T V A Saturday News and comment about art and within the next few days Roosevelt on the naming- of an asThe canary is stand-offis- h the docks in New York City and San reported near completion Sports 13 musk Page sistant secretary of commerce to owner said but otherwise they get 'Francisco will be like ghost toWns Page 2 state high school Art music notes and motion picture Dock unions seek relief fund for Loganite captures succeed Ernest G Draper recently along well enough If the railroads are permitted to 1 basketball title 14 Poge doings Page strikem on coast appointed a governor of the federal The mouse's tone Mrs Wilkins lower their rates how long do you Page 2 Pocatello selects fighters for A A U films current at Salt bike City Bar seeks amendment to Insure concedes could stand improvement think intercoasial or coastwise shiP- reserve board tournament In Salt Lake Page 3 theaters Page 15 Independence of supreme court ping will last? Your health fashion pathoroscope SECTION D 2 "I'm against it because I know Page 16 tern Page '' Spring was Just around the Chicago will open new nonprofit "Armed Peace Still In Order" by what it will do to the shipping inMarch 19 sEcTiow P' tincer institute Monday Page 3 Constantine Brown QUEBEC : corder marking time today— dustry and the men who work in it' Page 1 Ross killer's lawyers prepared to flasks its official Petersere's letter aid that the question 11otorists give views on ton high- - Special spring fashion featival sea- Quebec labor department Saturday "debut"' in less thati twenty tion of eight pages appointed an arbitrator to seek Lindbergh law legality waterfront employers had been Page 6 ways 2 Page Coal operators work for co-o- p tour hours zettlement of a printers' strike assured that the C I 0 maritime price MAGAZINE which forced five daily newspapers 7 Curbing of highway trucks favored fixing unione would support them in their Page And to help in the planning r Aklm Tamirofrs faces are his faces to suspend regular publication by public opinion Page s NEW YORK March 19 (41—An these discoveries it is essential to stand against the Pettengill bill Foreign of gar colorful Spring ward full color pag-Page 1 The strike was called by members expedition to ferret out secrets of work back into the past trom the Lithuania yields to ultimatum from WM government's housing plan robes for men women and chilwork? by Mark Sullivan Rage 2 The war with the varmint of the International Typographical 11 earliest historic sites in the region Receives Wire Poland Page ' dren today's Salt Lake Tribune ilut after a jurisdictional disputes In this way it is possible to estabPage 2 union who asked a pay increase of prehistoric America on the northFiscal confualon follows Mexico Do newly annexed islands in Pa- ern plains of the 'upper Missouri lish a true connection between between two union tied up) 18 ships e contains I special elfin give added risks to V S? by Around the world to light a lamp $2 a week and a week PresRelzure of foreign-owne- d oil firms Dr Frederic W Gamed Page 3 osetion devoted to fashion& Style Page 3 ent minimum rates were announced river in North Dakotawas anat the docks at San Pedro and em- -- 1 history and Page n hint and suggestions dn IAllies of Czechoslovakia ha plans Deland's refusal to stop fighting She puts the stars In their places by one newspaper to be $3050 for nounced Saturday by Columbia Dr Strong said Columbia exca- ployers had broken off negotiations r Britain's-armobe chink trends' for 1931 week for day workers and university Page 4 a vators plan to concentrate their with the unions Petersere said Roth aggressor nations Page 1 may ' Dr William Duncan Strong Brazilian police push drive to the following telegram search in a region on the northern received Page 3 Dirk blood feuds to wed a moan- - $3250 for night employee working Turn to this special sectiontaln king estate home- planning and has received little from Bridges in Washington: of anthroPage 15 43 hours auociate which out death plains stamp professor Vargas plotters now It's an itanding tcaturs Pages 4 8 One crime that pays—but you can't About 250 printets were on strike pology at Columbia and former study In the past from archeolo"Regarding your inquiries our ata Page 2 garden news hal tektar's 6 7 get awaywith it Page 6 against the L'Evenement and Le anthropologist at Smithsonian In- - gists They will dig for fortified titude on Pettengill bill Instructing Nazis force Vienna JeWS to scrub Youth Activities Pages floors Page a Weekly digest of science and inven H Journal morning newspapers: Le atitution Wuhingtoti D C will' historic village our legislative representatives here Page 4 Boy Scout News and Le lead the expedition setting out ruins in quest of weapons pot- to support bill in view of employ- Page 7 Soleil Chronicle-Telegrap- h t State SE CTION E Kathleen Norris Pae 8 Quotidien de Levi evening papers next summer tery hunting equipment and burial ers attitude against San Pedro local Forester reports an grazing in for- - New spring fashions modeled by Believe It or Not The latter is published in the city by Ripley "The earliest known traces of grounds Quick settlement San Pedro dispute " - 8 et ranges Salt Lake City girlapfull page of Page 8 of Levi Just across the - St Law- men in the western hemisphere Dr Strong was formerly pro and other evidences good faith by Page lOgden found miner dead under photographs Mark Hellin- - rence river Page I Going to Town With have recently been 'discovered in fessor of anthropology at the waterfront employers ix necessarY debris in mine shaft Page 8 Society news begins on Page- 2 gel 1 a- half : Besides- - thi—neWspápers the great-- plains of the United University of Nebraska an as- if any cooperation with employers pagi 1 Political affairs to r take south Veddings and engagements begin Iltitired woman doctor weaves to aid dozen commercial printing filial Dr Strong said Stites" sistant anthropologist at the Uni- against bill forthcoming DmCIO Utah spotlight ' a ' Page 10' were affected : Page Page 41'' fellowship unions the significance of versity of California 4 S ' a I ''': !i i 4 General Johnson Assails Bill For Bureaus' Brazil Police Nab Vargas Plot Leaders Barge' Blast Htirts a 4 a "1 ( Kidnap TA o's Wallace Okehs Doom Sealed McNary Bill two-thir- on-th- n 4 (R)--De- spite one-ma- one-thir- - d Sea-co- 4 Montana Snow Blocks Roads rd a well-know- 4 — Mght-and-Sund- ay In a 'oday's Salt Lake Tribune' nt i ' f a a 8 " - Spring 'Apparel 41 - Strike Suspends Quebee Papers -- Style Section - iM--Th- e '' - Hunt for Early M'an's Secrets Turns to Dakota Plains - ! - - '" eight-Pag- N 4 -- 111 : ISSN-to- - - sal a ' ' ' - ' 1 - ad UNDIY SALT 4 LAKE: TRIBUNE' r 1! 1 - - e ' Iti s-- ic - I -- - - t |