Show - rv — - ' Gold The Weather UTAH: Partly cloudy Wednesday IDAHO: Local showers WYOMING: Scattered showers NEVADA— Local Metal Market faral 400c -- YOUJ37:m3 ttj jr i a 41 &Miir o year to advance tiaewner io U umly Spend Lend Bill Optimistic Business View ' HYDE PARK N Y June 21 ( P) —President Roosevelt signed the $3750000000 lending and spending-bil- l Tuesday and asserted that business is not and has not been as bad as a lot of - HYDE PARK N mo &IU5- SALT LAKE ClTYT'UTAH)YEDNESDAYrllORNiNG - Margin Increases Defendants in S L Sliglilly as Grand Jury Action Lose ernor or three-fourt- June Iff)— President Rooeevelt announced ‘ today that he would deliver a fireside radio chat to thernation from Washington at 7:30 p m (Salt Lake time) Friday June 24 He told his press conference the talk Would be general He said it would be broadcast over all the major radio networks" 21 Entered at tha 'poar iaaud avery morntii City aa eecono due auttit under acl oJ JUNE 2219J8 hs single-handed- Motions to quash grand jury In dictments arising out of the police graft probe against E B Erwin former mayor Ben Harmon and R O Pearce and nine women were overruled by District Judge Herbert M Schiller Tuesday at 4:30 p m Ths court at the same time granted the state's motion to strike ' ' Indictments Bare Maze of Spy Ring Quits U S Service IS emesis Risk Lives To Get Secrets NEW YORK Of Espionage NEW YORK June 21 (P)— federal prosecutors Tuesday declared there would be no turning back from the maze of Who Uncovered Data Leading To Indictment of 18 Resigns to Regain Health and Try Hand as Writer G-M- an nternational intrigue which they uncovered with the indictment of 18 German spy suspects While frankly asserting they did not know where their quest would take them they said their investigation of an alleged nazi plot to steal American defense secrets would br continued after a "breathing spell” W are “going to continue ths investigation but I don’t know what will develop as a result” said United States Attorney Lamar Hardy With two women witnesses held In protective custody in the tower of the federal building Hardy said he would make every effort to expedite the arraignment of the four defendants who are the only ones under arrest Others In Germany The other defendants Including two officers of the German war ministry were In Germany outside of American Jurisdiction Beyond saying they were “heavily guarded”- Prosecutor Hardy declined to discuss the status of ths two women Witnesses who spent many hours before the special grand ' or ' g Leon C Turrou Quits chasing for literary pursuit py formation about sabotage on the dirigible Akron while It was being built He helped recover Lind-ber- g ransom money from the Bronx garage of Bruno Richard Hauptmann and persuaded Haupt mann to give samples of his handwriting for comparison with ransom notes 108-02- I Absolves Jury Railmen of Hints Early Wreck Blame Czech Rebuke' — Hull Foregoes Vacation to Watch Crises — power-operate- Known Dead Total In Montana Crash Reaches 37 - - GOP Chairman Sees ’40 Victory Final Figures Give De Valera 77 Seats flood-batter- ed U S Expenses in ’37 ' l $17047-00000- to-th- James Roosevelt To Hospital ' Reaches With Young Bride ‘Cinderella’ Returns to Job As WPA Filing Clerk 7 a full-tim- Roose-velt-An- ne r“ 18 ign Agents ly - 8 65c ir'A'SEsfiVE ‘Cents Ib7 J I Ends After Fixing Next on July 20 Prim Copper (Cathode) Of Nazi June 21 (P)— foreign spies trying to filch the Erwin and Harmon demurrers secrets from American warJudge Schiller then ordered the 12 factories want to know defendants to enttr their pleas on plane this tow country proposes to Erwin at Mr 10 a Wednesday pi Mr Harmon and Mr Pearce are operate 'planes of the future to plead to the charges of accept- without propellers ing moneys from disorderly house They would like to find pdt the probers Slate late Meet in Idaho - i (MtlMncRt U§ Pledges Full Exodse The vote wea: Benson 183775 Petersen 174573 peopte-beHeveto be NEW YORK June 21 UPl-L-eon It was by far the most surprls C TurroU the agent of the federal The president at a press conferpacked gubernatorial primary in operators a felony ence packed with news developextent of 'our laboratory Work in bureau of investigation whosa Minnesota history as Petersen who ments gave as backing for his stateFour women will plead to dis- launching Wednesday’s warplanes brilliant detective work over a defied Benson and the party he orderly house operating charges and weighing several hundred! thousands period of four months led to the ment on business a department of commerce estimate that the national indictment of 19 Germans on esInherited -- from the late Floyd B fivewama Jwill plead to resorting pounds by catapult — Informed persons expected Income for this year would be Olson fought ajlffegations They risk' their lives to steal the pionage charges resigned today He was leaving the service ho him to discuss 'among other party in control eight years slightly above $60000000000 Earlier for our aircraft bomb designs Under Advisement said In an Interview partly bethings the $3750000000 lendgovernment estimates were enable which and navy army sights Benson New Dealer ' The court still has undi ing and spending bill and airmen to reach a target unerringly cause his health has suffered under the terrific strain of recent While Benson is an ardent new ment: The president wearing a white probably other phases of his from an altitude of four miles months but chiefly because he deal supporter and champion of lashirt collar open and no tie' un1 The motions to quash th program that Were enacted ty wishes to devote his time to writbor Petersen a member of the dictment charging Mr Erwin Mr Qnly the Beginning creased summer trousers and loungcongress state railroad and warehouse com' Harmon Mr Pearce former Police When 18 persons were indicted ing which in his case Is better ing In a chair behind his flat-to- p mission has adopted a compara- Chief Harry L Finch and Frank A Monday on charges of espionage it paid than detective work mahogany desk was waiting for the The newsmen when they came in tively conservative stand by de- Thacker witb conspiring to allow was learned highest from confidential He had a sheaf of papers In his manding the ouster of “commu- operation of disorderly and gam- sources Tuesday It marked only paid In the bureau Wald he would here remain hand1-a while for before nists” from within the party and bling houses and to accepting the- beginning' of a drive against joining hie wife and two sops more than one foreign spy ring' advocating stimulation of private tribute enterprise — — The ramifications Tf the work Victor and Edward atudenta at 2 t The state's motioh to deny the A salient feature of the race was defendants’ With those papers as notes he bill of particulars in of foreign secret intelligence agents George Washington university D C at their home prithe size of the Farmer-Labo- r announced: the Pearce and Harmon felony intensified by the international sit- Washington (D— That dirt would begin to fly mary vote— above 337000 ballots cases uation and the world rearmament in Arlington Va Turrou who worked an averon $350000000 of public works adcompared with 209000 for the Re' 3 The demurrer on behalf of race are known only to picked ministration projects within 60 days publicans and 70000 for the Demo' Margie Martin an alleged resorter governmn agents Working with age of IBM hours A day on the now that the big $3750000000 bill crats through holidays and the army and navy the justice spy case alike will write chiefly The size of the Farmer-Labhad been signed Capital Qtiiz Prompt Ruling and other departments of Sundays treasury of the FBI’s work cooperating vote compared with that cast for (2)— That the prospect for busiSchiller’s rulings made the civil government are protecting he Judge said with his former chief ness during 1938 based on national party candidates In previous years within 24 hours after the battery devices for national defense with J Edgar Hoover' Income figures for the first three indicated that large numbers of Re-- of defense be not which may warplanes had for pleaded A veteran of the World war— Session months of the year was definitely and Democrats had Ig- more time attorneys (publican to prepare their cases equipped for another five years he was wounded twice while servThe president added nored the advice of their caindl was in line underImproved secret the Among exprojects his with policy of dates to remain in their own party ing with the marines In France— that his assertion that business is the preliminaries so that going experiment is one whereby Turrou By HARRY J BROWN columns The urge by conservative pediting ppeaks seven languages not as bad as some people beof driven be by planes jet may cases may be tried as soon as After war he made a topothe Tribune Washington Bureau voters 'Ho eliminate Bjnson from the lieved applied both to industry and "rockets or like air gases explosive of the battleflleds graphical study WASHINGTON June 21 — Closing the fall elections apparently led possible fu of the agriculture American warplanes Decision In the matters now urn Farmer-Labo- r served for two years In Russia he' had signed 45 bills their preliminary hearings at Wash- many to mark the Is expected somi ure capable of bearing huge loads with the American der advisement relief adminsections of the consolidated primary and vetoed seven since coming to ington Tuesday the of explosives 2500 miles dumping time Wednesday X his Hyde Park home and would and house committee onjoint senate ballot to their bases istration and has worked on every-blthem and returning The Erwin Harmon and Pearce phosphates FBI case since he joined the act on 10 more before he went to fixed JulyYO for ' motions challenged the necessity for without landing probably will have service a decade ago opening more ex- Other Parties bed Tuesday night but still would tended to be the air Into shot meebanically Pocatello at Idaho In the a grand jury contending that there hearings Once he grew a beard and have 837 to pass upon after that The- - armed Republican column Harold was The hearings at Washington which not sufficient public Interest to insure safe takeoff for worked as attorlaborer to get ln- Dakota Stassen county 7 young services that are over preparing In spread Cites Repayments' three days were 0 to warrant the calling of the in led with tended solely to give the committee ney of South St Paul 3058 on the basis of Mr Roosevelt also took occasion precincts quisitorial body and that the par- Not All of Future on which to conduct A Nelson ticular offense should have been Martin stood: to say that references to the last itsbackground Others But the Information coveted by future hearings In the west and prosecuted under an Information congress as a $12000000000 con' south ' Summed up the committee Austin 63386 Mayor Georg E Instead spies is not all of the future Every “ — w an Indictment qf Leach Minneapolis 50301 Harson gresa were ridiculous in view of learned that the American warplane launched often deposits Northrop Owatonna 2887 me fact mat a large portion of of Idaho Utah phosphateand cost a Other for of reseaih at $1000000 Allegations Mon Thomas Wyoming the money approplrated was for tana would Gallagher of Minneapolis manufacturers and the governsupply Jhe fertilizer Other grounds alleged were that: by (Continued on Pm Four) loans which the government would ment embodies dozens of secret in(Column Four) requirements of the United States The indictments did not state be --repaid and pieces of equipment-ammunit- ion struments 1500 years at the present rate for public offense Moreover he added the sum un- of ‘racks electrically opconsumption Defendants were not 'advised of erated bomb releases d der discussion represented In part However it was the general opin the accusations form the no by shorty authorisations for which appro Ion of department of agriculture machine gun turrets and indictments which constitutionality devices to Insure the accuracy of priatlons had been made that the use of fertilizer is questioned Then answering questions the spokesmen N biombers diving on— instead of flyshould be up eight to ten Duplicity in lndictmehts chief executive touched briefly on times whatstepped ing over— targets Is at present and it Misjoinder of defendants and of The spies want that data too international affairs once west Its the with that virgin the alleged offenses After asserting that he could say soil Ot the most jealously guard-de- d now reached thepoint Court was without jurisdiction no more than that he had talks where has American military secrets at belike it should the south and indictments were returned 11 present is a deslgn for an aircraft of general international affaire with gin replenishing its eoil through the MILES CITY-Mon- t June 21 (ff) legally Joseph P Kennedy ambassador to proper use of fertilizers engine producing as much power s 21 UP) June WASHINGTON —A him coroner’s jury returned Tueswho visited London locomotive Tuesday steam a passenger Action Upholds soils those Western which began officially Summer particularly Mr Roosevelt was asked whether under A Comic aspect of the current In- day night a verdict holding no one irrigation are noticeable los- Tuesday night will be a period of Judge Schiller In Insisting that is the fact that air at- to blame for the wreck of the MilKennedy's call made him cheerful vestigation ing their productivity due primar- crisis for Secretary Hull and his both the state and the defense CO1 various foreign em of the taches No Change Noted ily to the failure ef formers to use state department aids They will operate with the- court in expediting bassies In Washington have access waukee railroad’s Olympian train to fertilize! the fact further and without if relief it with passes sigh matters declared that the grand to much of the data the spies have while weary searcher hacked the Ip The president replied that It made him feel the same way he had that water applied by irrigation conflict system and the Indictments been trying to obtain jury Superseded way through the twisted steel of a wash to the a from has a to down be will tendency Vacations kept were not' so much black magic felt for the last two or three years soil those by developments the information siltfilled sleeper In their hunt for can minimum to enable foreign service which components The general international picture "It has been so seldom that We is free for the asking more victims of a tragedy that has only be replaced by fertilizers officers to keep in toueh with fast have had a grand he said was not particularly listed 37 known dead so far jury In this state" events In Europe and the court said "that do could all we developing one that Resolution Passed we bright may believe Three more bodies were recovered the far east there is some black magic attached is hope for the best night by searchers jn the Tuesday After a discussion of the general Summer in foreign affairs has to Mr Roosevelts' very busy day it But the grand jury system submerged sleeper of the manner developing phosphate season for most ticklish drlv been his off the Is simple and very expeditious” which was topped by t While the jury deliberated after of the west the committee the last - five The war in years Ing his car over- country roads In- deposits a resolution six inrailroad men witnesses hearing asking the China-begalast summer and the cluded receipts of a $1010000 check passed of another 'victim was the body more no to terior grant department summer war in Spain began in the BIRMINGHAM Ala June ?1 Iff) found floating in the Yellowstone for use of the National Foundation leases of government-owne- d phos- of 1936 for Infantile Paralysis D M Hamilton chairman river at Sidney Mont more than John commthe until lands least at phate In his discussion of national In1 ittee-can Returning fromi Princeton uniof the Republican national commit- 130 miles downstream from Custer and formulate publish versity where he received an hon‘ come the president was asked if tee forecast Tuesday “President creek Into which the train plunged (Continued on Pace Two) he thought business had scraped (Column Four) orary degree Hull said Tuesday he Roosevelt will b$ a candidate for through a bridge DUBLIN June 21 CD — Triumph reelection in 1940 and will b1? debottom In IU downward trend would forego his customary vacaearly Sunday at ant Prime remain Vasummer and Minister Eamon tion this De feated” Railroad officials identified this : Allows Quote x lera matched his 1932 record of 77 -- Coming here to address the his desk In Washington as that of P F Schuttz 63 body seldom followed a he in seats deli ths dail eireann (house of Alabama He' will have to follow many By request convention of Ladd 111 a Milwaukee engineer Republican the of cate situations from day to day letting representatives) Tuesday on final Wednesday night Hamilton said permitted practice as a passenger on the train’s Czechoslovakia Interests hlip In- election figures which gave him an Roosevelt "will be an easy man to riding westbound following reply be quoted: trip “As somebody remarked the other tensely as was indicated in his ad’ absolute majority of 16 beat because his program can’t Sheriff Edgar Taylor at Miles Final returns of the June 17 monition to that country and Gerday there have been a few rain- work out" City reported johqrt time later that the followlng dlstrlbu possibly drops coming from the heavens and NEW YORK June 21 (Ah— The many that they both signed the 'If any better “It the bodies of an unidentified man tlon of seats: De Valera's Fianna will bebusiness gets possibly they will be followed with national Industrial conference board Kellogg peace pact despite Mr Roosevelt and and a woman were found Tuesday ' a much needed shower” Tuesday made public results of a American Interests imperiled In Fail party 77 W T Cosgrave’s new deal" he said “It’s a cer- night In the Yellowstone river' at Mr Roosevelt parried a question study estimating total 1937 expenses China take much of his attention Fine Gael party 45 labor 9 lnde the tainty that some of the men around Fallon 47 miles east of Miles City as to when the shower would come for all divisions of government’ at Spain and its problems of neu- pendent 7 don't want recovery With the bodies recovered TuesDe Valera called the result "most the president The president opened his news $16900000000 including social se- trality involving the United States see In the failure of day night railroad officials listed because they his usual with conference cheery heartening" and said that with expenditures or $16500000-00- 0 demand a lot of his time the capitalistic system an oppor- twj Identified of 37 known victims “Hello!"' Then as newsmen packed curity Hull will spend part of this sum- government majority It nqw is "pos1 without that classification They namejl 1 as missing but said tunity to change our form of his small Into the family study of This represents a reduction under mer working on his program for sible to pursue a steady course" some of these probably were among re home he commenced quoting a the board's revised estiniate for the the humanization of warfare The Reoubllcan chairman forecast the unidentified dead cently issued' commerce department fiscal year 1936 which was 0 to a also himself will devote He The jury's verdict announced by a gain of 35 to 40 house seats and statement Goes an increase of $2116000000 study of a new neutrality law which six or eight senators forhls party Foreman H W Turnbull Terry next session Mont said that 25 Identified are National Income compared with 1935 The 1936 total will be presented in the November elections ' Mayo five unidentified victims “came to Mr Roosevelt said he wished to however Includes federal expendi- of congress'::1 tures relating to the soldiers' bonus This summer will tee the stgnlng call attention to the report's-dthpir deaths in Prairie county ROCHESTER Minn June 21 Ickcs (Continued on Pese Five) Y N closure that 1937 national Income— amounting to $1673000000 and so- of two highly important trade (INS)— James Roosevelt (Column Three) oldest the Income of all the people who cial security expenditures totaling agreements state department of- son and of President secretary ficials said i today am money In the Ulnted States— $29000000 Roosevelt arrived here Tuesday to was slightly higher than had been Undergo treatment in the gastric estimated last fall NEW YORK June 21 (ff)— Secre section of the Mayo clinic ' He said the report showed this of the Interior Harold LIckes tary here by plane young arrived on the: lie de France TuesArriving Income actually was $69800000000 Roosevelt was met a by police guard compared with estimates before the which escorted him to the clinic day night with his bed haired25bride and year ended of between $68000 000- he will where be examined to de- the former Jane Dahlman 000 and $69000000000 MOSCOW June 21 ng termine whether an operation is said: "I’ve never before corns' back The document also reported the from Europe- In such a happy state necessary ths night earthquakes during aversaid that while1 the 'BOSTON June 21 (INS)-T- he president of mind Today she was back at work Young Roosevelt was found to be e around Lake Issyk Kul In Kirwhile Anne and John were honeymuch employed “Cinderella” of the John age wage of the officer The cabinet looking ulcer suffering from a small person was down last year 9 per his 64 years affably ghizia soviet middle Asia were mooning at Campobello Island when he was examined gastric at the clinic younger than Lindsay (park wedding : cent " below the 1929 average the N B ‘ deck with his bride while reported Tuesday the paced month last j cost of living Index in 1937 was 15 Tuesday was back at work as a newsreel cameras ground but had Nancy's mother Is a sister to A government commission was file clerk for the W P A' Anne’s mother Mrs F Haven (per cent below 1929 little to say about state affairs appointed to aid villages 'SufferThat he declared was another She Is Nancy Cooper 21 cousin Clark Before her marriage Mrs Former Justice ‘Better’ Eager to get bqck to Washington ing from the shocks Extent of way of saying that It did not cost of the wealthy girl who married Cooper was Miss Gertrude Sturgis ELUCOTT CITY Md June 21 he said he had “studiously avoided” the damage was not announced Of Brookline wage earner as much of his in the youngest son of President UP— Former Supreme Court Justice reading the newspaners since their Epicenter of the 'quakei which 1937 1929 as' in there and in Roosevelt' fyis Nancy's father was the late Willis Van Devanter was reported surprise marriage May 24 In Dub were registered on1' the Moscow ore the country was relatively bet At Nahant last Saturday' Nancy Dexter Cooper prominent ’engi“much better and out of bed” Tues- lin Ireland After a day or two in seismograph waZ about 62 miles that1 er off In respect' basked In the sun of society of neer and sponsor of the Passama-quodd- y day nulght after being treated for New York he said they would go southeast of " Alma Ata capital new Then after quoting the fig which she was a member a few dam tide control power a “little rundown condition” since to his country place “Headwater of Kazakhstan -Y1 (Continued on Ps Two) ' years ago March 1 The first shock ws at 11:51 Farm" at Olney Md project at Eastport Me tColumqSWt) 1 11 " dlt March First-Round:- MINNEAPOLIS June 2i Elmer k Benson tonight pulled Into a slightly increasing lead over Hjalmar Petersen on the Farmer-Labticket In the state primary election as mots than of the returns were tabulated Benson had a lead of 9202 from returns of S0858 of 3739 precincts : Y Vwtf bunoajr - Count Progresses President Fireside Chat Friday t ti4 Benson Holds Court Refuses Plea to Drop Minnesota’ Primary Lead Graft Charges 83750000000 President Takes 3300 : Silver (newly mined) 6464o Silver (foreign) 4275c Copper electrolytic delivered - t “ Connecticut e valley Lead 400c BERLIN June 21 (UP)-Pr- opa' ganda Minister Paul Joseph Goebbels took occasion Tuesday night during a speech concerning the current wave of in Germany to warn the world that “Germany will not watch much longer while 3500000 Germans are mat treated” In the eudeten areas of m a Czechoslovakia! "One would expect" that nations by the twentieth "Century would have learned that they cannot separate one race into two countries1! Goebbels said concerning the ml norlty crises in Czechoslovakia brought to a critical stage by sude-te- n demands for autonomy “We saw the result of this In Austria now we shall lies It again somewhere else" he added signifi- cantly Goebbels spoke before 100000 persons gathered tn the Olympic stw dlum for the surhqier solstice celebration as high nazi party leaders sent out orders for an Immediate haltto violence and terrorism In crusade Against the nine-day-o- ld They were Mrs Kate Moog Busch described as a confidante ef Dr Fritz Grieby the former leader of American nazls'who fled to Ger nany when the Investigation started and Miss Santa De Wanger who operated a liquor store in the vicinity of Roosevelt and Mitchel fields' Long Island It was considered unlikely that they would appear at the arraignment 'Which may take place Wednesday of the four defendants in custody These Are: Johanna Hofmann former hairdresser on the German liner Europa Guenther Gustave Rumrich former United States army sergeant Private Erich Glaser of the army air eorps Mitchel field and Otto Herrmann expert airplane mechanic 'e Seized "Dr Grieby was among those Indicted the grand jury describing tm as one of the more important intermediaries between the field agents In this country and the directing heads In Germany His wife was seized and held in $5000 ball as material witness as she wai pre- paring to follow him to Germany Secretary of State Cordell Hull passed through 4he city "on his way to Washington today but declined to comment on the indictments He said the troubled foreign situation had led him to cancel all plans for a summer vacation German Bureau Denies Spying BERLIN June 21 (ff— The Ger- man official news bureau in a short communique Tuesday night said “it Is self evident there cannot be any question of espionage in the United States by active' officers of Germany’s rmed forces” The communique was issued In connection with the Indictment of 18 persons Including officers In the German war ministry by a special federal grand jury in New York which charged them with espionage In behalf of Germany The communique was the first official acknowledgment here of the Indictments returned in New York Earlier a foreign office Monday spokesman said in reply to questions on the case: v “Ws know nothing officially as yet and In any case we regard the whole matter as an attempt to create a sensation in the United States for obvious reasons "It Is quite evident that the alleIt is gations overshoot the mark not so much a case of spies as spies Jews v :' — A systemlzed "Aryanlzation" of German business life will be continued however it was revealed and in this connection Goebbels said: “Jewish stores will soon disap' pear” “It is self evident" the props ganda minister continued ’“that the citizens of Berlin should take measures against Jews lolling about boulevards and cafes as In revolu- imagined" tion times However Jews should be (Continued on Pag four) (Column 8ix) Two Quakes Rock Villages In Soviet Middle Asia (ff)-Stro- - Goebbels Pauses in Jewish Purge To Warn Nations jury p m G M p m Monday T Monday (4:51 M S T) Last- ing for one minute It crcAked buildings and stopped clocks at Fruenze capital pf Kirghizia where the' tremor was ' recorded as the strongest in 10 years A Second shock was felt five min- :j utes later :' A number pf buildings were reported destroyed In two villages In the Tien Shan mountain region along the border between the soviet union and China where tremors were felt for three minutes French Convict Trio As Spies for Nazis DESANCON " France June 21 (INS)— Convicted of naval spying for Germany two French sailors and" a soldier today faced prison terms of five to 20 years after being sentenced by a military tribunal Two other sailors Involved In the case were said by authorities to have fled to Germany after deserting the French navy Condition Critical SANTA MONICA Cal June 21 (ff)— Harry H Wetzel 50 vice presi- dent and general manager of the Douglas Aircraft company was in critical condition Tuesday at Santa Monica hospital as complications followed an operation for an Intestinal disorder |