Show i - THE t r SAtT LAKE TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY MORNING JUNE 22 1938 r 4 He’s Willing- - Rotary Parley Rows Over ' Railmen of Wreck --TUmie WvsnqMKssMCsasei 'Clique-Cliarg- e Savant Views Jury Absolves Brief News ' Lons-Rans- e Front What’s Needed Are Real Men Gift Declares Ex-Socie- AV Clltll pV—UnlU ty RANiTRASClSCf3uns— JjtTPK’Hi al History atmukLdUplajisx lit Montana Reactionary Group Seeks Control vJ SAN FRANCISCO June II A developing battle overthe growth of a "reactionary machine" within International Rotary enlivened the convention of the eery Ice club organization Tueeday Allen Albert former edltor of the Minneapolis Journal and paet presiu-lert- ed dent of the order brought the issue into the open by telling the Rotary council on legislation 'magnificent machine" was being built by gome leaders pf the move- ment He made the charge in supporting an Attempt by the Chicago Rotary club to broaden the basis for nominating international officers dele- spoke pro- to posal of convention action Heretofore nominations for president treasurer and other officers have been made from the convention floor Privately supporters of the Chicago movement asserted this had enabled "reactionaries’ 'to keep their hands on Rotary’s helm The Chicago proposal would require the legislative council to appoint each year a nominating commission which would present a slate of candidates to the international conventions Nominations also would be allowed on the floor from electors of member clubs Seek Revision"-- " ——— Opposition to the proposal came immediately from eeveral delegates who suggested it should be revised The legislative council arranged for further debate pending recommendations on the convention floor Thursday A criticism of "pampered” farmers marked vocational discussions among delegates who were divided into 40 groups (fhr shop talk in their particular callings Ed Flynn of St Paul director of public relations for the Great Northern railroad told members of the agricultural group they were "supporting farmers who are not trying to support themselves” DO YOU LIKE TO READ? 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SCIIUBACH OPTICAL GO 165 SO MAIN ST rcmi imi ck r SAN DIEGO CaL June 21 (AV-- Dr (Continued from Pago One) X Mrs M Ernst Anteva of Globe Aria Cause for Complaint— Montana between ths hours of 12 told scientists gathered hers TuesS San to complained Upchurch midnight Juns 18 and 1 jl to of Francisco e weather prepolice that a strange day that the morning of Juns 19 1938 and looking animal was blocking her dictions In the semiarid southwest that their deaths were caused by the front door "It won’t let me get will become practical after meteorolderailment of train No IS of the by” she said Investigating offi- ogists havt complied more extensive Milwaukee railroad at Custer creek cers found an opossum squared records of drouth and preoipitation Dr Anteva associate geologist of off belligerently on the threshold bridge Prairie county hfontana They returned it to Golden Gate the Carnegie institution at Washing flood waters in Custer park during ton D G addressed the Pacific 7 creek? convention of theAmeHcan They Want It Back— Sacra- Association for Advancement of SciThe Jury considered In its verdict ence only ths victims whose bodies were mento Cal officials have forat the Miles City funeral home in mally requested ths Smithsonian Tracing geologio and tree-rin- g to return a evidence of ancient 'periods of erbert H Lehman Puts which the inquest was held The institution senate bid up to "my party” body of a woman victim- found at flake of gold— the first taken from drouth and abundant water Dr AnGlendive Mont was brought here California prior to the gold rush teva said new studies indicated the after the jury reached its verdict Discovered by James W Mar- cycles were not so extensive as had The jury will reconvene to Identify shall In the Sutter creek sawmill been believed eviHe said conflicts in tree-rin- g additional bodies when they are at Coloma in 1848 it is one of the state’s most priceless relics dence of California’s Sequoias trees brought here One of six witnesses called by Oregon and ‘timbers examined The General Talks— More than of Coroner Stanley Gliy before the in Indian Pueblos indicated the 1000 Chinese war been have planes nine-ma- n cycles may have been rather local jury estimated ths train was traveling between 45 and 60 shot down or destroyed on the th since miles air hour when its engine ground war started This Is the estimate plunged into Custer creek’s roaring of Lieutenant General Takamasa' deep "flash flood’ stream Tokyo on retirNew York Governor He was James S Griffith of Ta- Isekiasspeaking at of ing artillery for inspector coma Wash chief fuel' supervisor the Japanese army Chinese casof the Milwaukee road west of Job Now May Be conS D and a passenger on ualties will hit 1000000 ht tinued He had nothing to say the train’s sleeper A Sought by Wagner about Nipponese losses Inspected Bridge Pay With Children— Pay the ALBANY June 21 (UP)-Go- ver Another witness Louis Goplen of rent with children and eliminate nor Herbert H Lehman Tuesday Calypso Mont section foreman slums Senator Gunnar Myrdal of night announced his willingness to said he inspected the bridge little Sweden told Housing Administrabecome the candidate for the U S more than two hours before the tor Nathan Straus in Washington senate seat vacated by the death of wreck and noted but four feet In Sweden they care for large Senator Royal S Copeland water in Custer creek’s channel at families first granting to fathers The governor in a formal state that time direct rent subsidies of 10 per ment said: Goplen said he was under stand cent for each child up to five "If my party desires ms to be lng orders to patrol the tracks when five papa foots the bill ce candidate—fovXhe-offiS there was any rain near the Custer Beyond senator to succeed Senator Cope creek bridge Ail Set to Go— Howard Hughes land I will accept the nomination” H B Earllng Seattle western millionaire oil man and speed Thus Lehman who broke with representative of the Milwaukee flier has but two tests to make President Roosevelt on the supreme returned tonight from the wreck on his plane before leaving Los court reorganization plan virtually scene and Reported the 100 search Angeles for New York and a prowithdrew himself as a candidate for workers were cutting their way jected speed flight around the reelection toward the front end of sleeper B world Tests with full load and Lehman’s statement was Issued where railroad officials feared for propellors are still to be made only a few hours after he attended more victims would be found it is reliably reported Hughes The front of the sleeper sub- himself isn’t saying anything Copeland’s funeral In Suffern N Y Many observers believed Leh merged in the flood water for nearIt Annoys Them — Contending man's action would result in a new ly 36 hours plowed six feet down deal drive to draft U S Senator into the creek bed Earllng report- improper publicity “detracts from Robert F Wagner (D) New York ed and the bodies of its passengers the essential dignity of court profor the nomination for governor ceedings” the Los Angeles Bar apparently were thrown forward association has submitted a reWagner staunch new deal sup- No Sleep Since Sunday quest asking the state judicial porter was understood to prefer to remain in the senate The workers many of whom have council to formulate a rule barIn any event New York state gone without sleep since Sunday ring photographers from Califorvoters because of Copeland’s death have encountered added difficulty nia trials The council deferred action must elect two U S senators In trying to enter the car because November— a fact likely to focus is wedged in other wreckage and They Know It Now— The avethe nation's political Interest on half submerged in silt left by the but dimly President Roosevelt’s horns state swiftly receding flood Earllng de- rage Canadian has been across the aware of the recession clared border in “the states" but he now coroner’s told the Griffith jury has a fairly good “yardstick" The N Y Attorney General when the crash came he was nearly government found customers in to in dressed ride the preparing Seeks Governor’s Job the U S purchased from Canalocomotive on inspection duty dian dealers some 66 per cent less NEW YORK June 21 "I heard a terrible roar of water’ General John J Bennett Jr he said “I thought we were in the merchandise in May' 1938 than In 1937 Tuesday night announced his can- Yellowstone” Custer creek flows May didacy for the Democratic nomina- into the Yellowstone river a short Off the Wagon— James Caley tion for governor of New York soon distance from the wreck scene 26 80 of Jersey City N J not only after Governor Herbert Lehman miles east of Miles City fell off the water wagon he added made known his availability as a Griffith said he stepped out of a drop of five stories down an air candidate for the senatorial post va- sleeper A with a flash light and shaft They took James to the S of Dr Royal cated by the death could see the light steel girders of alcoholic ward of Medical center Copeland the bridge still holding up sleeper found he had fractured an ankle Bennett made his announcement A and sleeper B to newsmen at a broadcasting sta"—Mrs "One Good Turn He said he aided in getting all the tion where he appeared to take part passengers out of sleeper A which Ethel Tarnnanovich 34 hereafter in a memorial program for Cope- he declared did not slide into the will let the New York police force land who was buried Wednesday still rising flood water for 20 min- get along the best they can withafternoon out her help She found ‘a loaded utes The attorney general said Gov“I then saw that sleeper B was gun on the street took it to the ernor Lehman has madia great leaning badly” Griffith said “and nearest policeman and spent the governor He’ll make a great sena- I saw William Olson the dining car night in jail on suspicion of violattor too The Democratic party will supervisor hanging oty the rear ing the law against possession of honor itself when it nominates him of firearms B senate for the United States I am on Bill Maybe we can ‘Hang for him 100 per cent Obituaries— C M Rudel 63 foryou’” Griffith said he called mer ‘In view of the governor’s an- get president of Canadian Vickout nouncement I am a candidate for "I pulled some sheets out of car A ers Ltd died at Montreal followthe Democratic nomination for gov- and made a an operation for appendicitis rope We threw it to ing ernor of New York" Bill and pulled him to the vestibule Funeral services were set Thursof a car A just as sleeper B un- day for Gordon P Raymond 68 former engineer for the Ford Mocoupled and slid into the water Alta-de“I thought sleeper B floated tor company who died in Expectant Mother CaL where he had lived downstream then because I couldn’t since retiring a year ago Slain Sleuths Find see it any more” Griffith said he was aided by two PRINCE FREDERICK Md June negro porters in ths work of taking 21 (INS)— The 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