Show - THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Mexico Drops rvr-i- ' MONDAY MORNING )fficers Free learrest IO Members As 100000 Catholics Attended Mass Indemnity Bonds’ Issue Plan to Finance Payment to Oil Firms Abandoned MEXICO cn Juns i Sonja Henie Will Sail for Norway to ' Pay Visit to Home in Oslo Civil War Vets Gather for Conclave lice NEW ORLEANS Jun 26 reported Sunday the release' of 26 persons arrested in a raid on I O headquarters Saturday and said five of them were later rearrested on charges of street fighting with AFL members Another development in difficulties which started Wednesday when I O truckmen called a strike against 10 drayags firm was the announcement of the formation of CIO coordinating committee FelixSiren recording secretary said ths coordinating group pur posed to bring together "the combined strength of 12 C I O organizations in New Orleans to combat police brutality and suppression of D-Po- yi 1‘ 4 ft JV i tj ' V A- v (I ' i iik’ i M Sails for Home-Son- ja Who brought ice skating to the movies left Hollywood for New York from where she will sail next Wednesday for her former home id Oslo Norway She was accompanied by her mother Mrs Selma Henie They plan a two months’ vacation inthe old coun- try ’ ' Backeto Gettysburg— The peaceful little country town of Gettysburg Fa where two mighty armies clashed 75 yean ago was visited by thousandsdrawn from every section of the naT( i t t ft V V tion to see the field where hish) tory was mads Three days beu y&i-J people’s rights" fore the official opening of the celebration the town was a mass Police Rapped of colotv-a- nd trafCaptain Janies E Crlpps said six fic of ths men released had hardly left Striking view of the midnight mass during the eucharistie congress at Quebec 100000 pilMarooned On Isle— Seven hun the Third precinct station Saturday night when a males broke put in the dred and fifty Detroit excursiongrims gathered on the Plains of Abraham to attend the service earns block Police leaped into the ists were marooned on South Bass battle and placed nine under arrest island in Lake Erie after the exincluding five of those who had been cursion steamer Put in Bay which released They described the other had left them there broke its four as A F L members propeller and a second vessel Bjorns Hailing 28 C I O field commissioned to take them off the representative and one of those re- island declined to do so because leased and rearrested declared in a of heavy seas written statement "we are led to be' Good Omen Maybe— Premier live that the attack was carried out Milan Hodza smiled when a dove with the of the knowledge police t flew into his Praha offlcs setQUEBEC June 26 (Cana- -' department" tled down amdngst state papers dlan Press)—The closing cereCanadian and U S 'Looms Strike Vote Chief Hite 'Reds’ dealing with ths proposed minormony of Canada’s first na“I hope this Is a The nine again were paroled later ity statute tional eucharistie congress Societies Open As Time Nears in the day pending a court appear- good omen” he is reported to Sunday brought 300000 Cathohave remarked to his secretary lics together for one of the Monday The other C I Ottawa Meeting AFL CIO Give Aid ance members released plus 86 arrested The papers dealt with the statutes greatest religious demonstrain a raid on their headquarters Fri- now being drawn to ease frjetion tions ever held In the doOTTAWA Ontario June 26 D— minion NEW YORK June 26 (UP)- -A day and paroled on bond Saturday 'between the government and the various minorities More than 500 Canadian scientists One hundred thousand mass meeting of 4000 members of will face vagrancy charges Three CIO members have been and almost as many from the Unit21 railway employes organizations priests men and boys partici“Forget the Money”— College in clashes beed States began gathering here pated in the final procession Sdnday adopted a resolution oppoS' shot and wounded sororities must “take the dollar O tween C the since and I cent 15 AFL Sunday for the one hundred and from Quebec basilica along wage ing the proposed per mark" off their standard for sesecond meeting of the American brilliantly-decorate- d cut scheduled for July 1 and threat Wednesday the three-mil- e' lection of women members and 29 one of Heide Paul those Association for the Advancement police route to the plalna ening to strike rather than accept choose students for their qualities Sunstreet of Science which will continue with charged fighting ef Abraham It and Ideals rather than their call the announced strike the week throughout While the New York meeting day Many carried lighted ean-diThat's money and background the The official program of the meet firms drayage heard Lewis 0 Hines hational di against prayed and sang solemn What Dr Eay Lyman Wilbur Grosch Chief Detectives 480 of John who will lists scientists ing chants as they walked eight rector of organization for the Amerpresident of Stanford university present new findings and discover' abreast under the 22 arches ican Federation of Labor convey acting superintendent of police said told delegates to the Gamma Phi ies in every field of research from the arrests there was “no following ec-’ A William Green’i L the Canadian President F representing room in New Orleans for commu- Beta sorority national convention astronomy to geology In the asso' deslastlcal province and bepersonal pledge of support and that at Del Monte CaL ciation’s 26 sectional gatherings tween narrow sidewalks Bned of all his union affiliates similar nists and reds If I can run them of New’ out Orleans am All Canadian universities many to I going Plane Sets Record— A racing with 200000 spectators protest meetings were held in New do it" United States institutions and many built by students of Orleans St Louis and monoplane Chicago independent laboratories will be repths Delgado Trades school at New Kansas City resented Orleans has been clocked in a Strike Vote Loom Attention of the association will new world speed record for planes concentrate on the symposium on of its type Charles S Logsdon A strike vote will be taken "science and ths future" to con of Washington assistant ' secrethree weeks unless a compromise is slat of eight analyses by prominent tary of the National Aeronautics found union leaders said scientists of the two countries on association official time checker H LaGuardla Fiorello Mayor what science has to offer for man’s said the speed over a New York expressed confidence that g peace and course was 207Q27 miles per called be never the will strike The symposium one of a series Paulette Call on Annual Convention hour not as so ‘Tm alarmed perhaps attempting to coordinate interests some bf you are that there Is going Silver t Move— Treasury offiand relationship of science and Charlie Chaplin Begins Today to be a wags cut” he said "I was cials at Washington have comsociety brings together Monday Dr in law when ths railway longress Stuart Rice chairman of the Unitpleted plana for secret transfer HOLLYWOOD June 26 (UF)-M- lss was enacted and I can assure you SAN FRANCISCO June 26 (D-S- an of about $1500000000 of silver ed States central statistical bureau of Washington D C Francisco was ths mecca Sun bullion from vulnerable east Paulette Goddard who changes that there is no man who was ' Other speakers during the week her mind almost as often as she congress then or now who believes day for thousands of Kiwanians en coast points to the new deposithat it id legal or fair to arbitrarily include Dr Arthur H Compton tory at the West Point N Y route her for thelf twenty-secon- d refuses to confirm reports 61 her put through a wage reduction" reservation — second University of Chicago Nobel ’prize military D B Robertson president of the annual convention at which deof the program to put ths winner Dr Harold C Urey Co- marriage to Charlie Chaplin dephase lumbia university Nobei prize win- cided Sunday night to call upon him Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen mocracy and present day social and nation’s huge unused monetary ner and Dr Frank R Lillie presi- Monday and then fly to Reno Nev and Enginemen in a wire from economic problems will be chief stock under aqny protection Cleveland charged the railroads dent of the National Academy of to' establish— of all things!— a aki with an "unjustified and unwar- topics Science of the United States More than 5000 delegates from ranted program launched to reduce During the week a group of studclubs all over the United said leave aha would here She wfoges" He said there is “no just!' States and Canada were ies of special problems common to registered In ths morning by automobile for fication for reduction In scientists of both countries will he wages of at convention headquarters and 2000 Ths troubles of more were expected held the first opening Monday with Chaplin’s hideaway confer with him railway employes by Monday for most of ths day drive Into San the railroads the American and Canadian may well be charged the four-da- y convention a Francisco catch and fpr plana to and "The program of this convention societies the Genetics Reno where she Incompetence has a date with bankmanagerial control" Society of America and the sections real estate salesman has been built around militant on botany medicine and agriculture citizenship" said F Trafford Tay-lo- r Whether all this meant that she Calls for Action of St Boniface Manitoba presicooperating intended to reveal her marriage to Bert Kirkman of the dent of the Men’s Service club president divorce for a Hurt’ Chaplin by applying Electrical Passengers asserted “Progress has been mad in the Five Dead Score she would not say AU aha would that "the Workers’ union only way to make them last year and we are here-- for an was talk the fact her about that In Train Panic (the railroads) behave is to use the exchange of ideas on community Hurt in Jerusalem original trip plana went haywire same weapon they Use against us state national and international over the end week SEATTLE June 28 (D—One man JERUSALEM June 26 —force! If ths railroads insist upon next problems" winter’s first Snow giving us a 15 Although Was severely cut by broken glass bombing and shooting affrays cent cut we The first business session will be toll is still months off and last winter’s Win Insist that wperwon't take and half a dozen other passengers Sunday brought the week-en- d held Monday morning and Monday were bruised and mauled aboard a to five dead and mors than 20 in- last snow has long since melted the railroads won’t run!” Miss In left Goddard her night the convention will be adsuch Sun' between train conflicts in Northern Arabs 'Great special jured A telegram from Michael Quill dressed by Senator Burton K chaufalmost she her forgot hurry followed a and vestibule when the Jews Land Holy panic throughout day Workers Wheeler (D) Montana who will president’ of the fire that filled two sleeping cars Newspapers of both factions de- feur Her Itinerary lay by way of of America a Transport C I O affiliate speak on monopolistic trends in ths Pebble to was Beach she where With dense smoke scribed the week end as the worst pledged the support of his organize United States Nathan- - Yelton Raleigh if C since the riots ef bloody April 1936 have discussed with ths comedian tion Election of International officers a she divorce “many things”— delegate to the National Conference Tension remained acute and dis- wouldn’t is programmed for Wednesday with say— but she got no farther of Social Work was cut on his right orders continued despite a 10 p m selection of annual attendance and arm when he broke a window in thq curfew invoked Friday when --an than Santa Barbara before she was achievement contest winners set for Her studio wanted her confusion He was left in a hospital Arab general strike tied up the recalled “The retakes of back for In Thursday Young Wenatchee at northern districts of Palestine Heart” Much disappointed she returned to Hollywood to while away a dull week end while Chaplin whiled away huuln Pebble Beach having PRINCE FREDERICK Md June his valet deny he was at home 26 ID— Three men were rescued Selznlck studio officials promised Sunday from Chesapeake bay after the young actress they would hurry two of them swam in mid-ba- y for the retakes as fast as possible so mors than 10 hours through the she could get to snowless Reno and night supported life preservers attend to her skiing school next The third in"by the same" fishing week end party was found In a sinking rowboat after giving up all hops for himself and his companions Richard Sebastian 26 Arlington Va and Joseph Ambrogi 22 also of Arlington were picked up Sun The Federal't 33rd consecutive semi ‘’WHAT’LL IT DO?” day morning by a schooner seven annual dividend on savings v ill be paid miles from shore while Leonard NEW YORK June 26 June 30 The Federal rate of 3'i i conSebastian 38 a brother of Richard "WHAT DOES IT COST?" SALT LAKE members crew watch of a tbs only was found in the rowboat two hours siderably in excess of the earnings of other tM ua Ms Workmen on duty escaped a fire ' ' earlier several miles away by an insured savings methods that broke out Sunday night 150 other craft The Federal Building and Loan feet under the East river in the Ths three men hired the rowin chamber the Manhattan' Association' combines Governmental Inworking HATa what all my friends Queens vehicular tunnel now under boat Saturday night Ths bay was surance for every account with a to know about my new want one and Leonard lost of the choppy construction record of outstanding financial service to and hert's Hudson 112 One of them suffered slightly from oars hs told rescuers Sunday after what I tell them: What does the people of Utah ’ - — an almost hysterical reunion of the smoke inhalation It cost? It is priced well down Now is the time to transfer your savThey said the fir apparently was®' Unable in the lowest price field OGDEN ' sparked by a workman’s hobnail or one oar to guide the boat with ings from lower taming accounts to thu What’ll It dot It will deliver Nn Ambrogi leaped overboard I17 a faulty electrical connection In the sound governmentally insured aavinga the finest performance you straw and sawdust used for packing and swam toward the other one institution and ever saw in its class The heavy sea and a stiff southeast which in leaks the chamber against the biggest gas mileage among serves as the head of the boring wind caused the 'boat to drift rapidly ’ all the lowest priced leaders!" away from Ambrogi and Richard operation Measure Hudson 112 econIt spread to the timbers but was donning a life preserver grabbed omy yourself! Try its pepr confined to the long cham- another one and leaped in after him: As he swam toward Ambrogi its double-saf- e formance ber ths rowboat drifted rapidly from brakes Come to Gus F Koehler Inc 51 So Stats or the sight behind the piling waves I nearest Hudson dealer for a Mercury Hits 114 better buy in your new car BRAWLEY Cal June 26 (D-W- hlls Specialist Overworks a better trade on your old one! y most of southern California NILES Mich June 26 (D— Dr was enjoying moderate weather( the Fred N- Bonine 74 widely known temperature soared in the Imperial eys specialist was confined to his valley reaching a maximum of 114 home here Sunday night by what I M degree here Sunday This was the his daughter described at “exhaus' the fitn tion from his work" rVk its sfafJiaJi highest ‘recorded this year LvA u ( i! r“7- - - slow-movi- Science Group To Relate New Findings 300000 Take Rail Workers Of 21 Units Hit Wage Cut Part in Catholic Fete SF Beckons Kiwanians Trip For ‘Sound’ well-bein- ‘ ATLANTIC CITY Nr J June 26“' (D— A resolution condemning the United States government’s "vast — A plans Mrs Franklin carrying p Roosevelt and a party fr6m Arthur-dalW ’ Va to Hfrds Park N Y - landed unexpectedly ' at the Lancaster Pa airport because of an approaching' storm Mrs Roosevelt continued east by automobile i e- for and arpiaments and 'urging a national' defense policy limited to defense of shores against invasion was adopted by ths Central Conference of American Rabbis Sunday at the end Of It animal convention forty-nint- h Two hundred ’’liberal" rabbis from aU sections of ths United States adopted the resolution' which also "repudiated this policy of false prosperity through armaments and Indorsed a policy f “zound prosperity" based on a program of housing public works conservation of natural resources expanded education and improved health service The conferees adopted in full a report by the committee on marriage recommending that hereafter all rabbis refuse to perform marriage ceremonies for persons who have not been thoroughly examined by physicians and pronounced mentally sound free from communicable disease and well informed on the duties of one mate to another Each couple would be required to exchange "health certificates" before marriage and none would be married until at least five days after applying for the license Officers of the conference reelected for another term Included tz Executive board Dr Henry ‘of Portland Ore Rabbi Harry Kaplin of Columbus Ohio Rabbi Leon Feuer of Toledo Ohio Dr Theodore Lewis of Sioux City Iowa and Dr Abram Simon of Washington D C Union of Ameri-Hebre- w Congregations execu- tive board Dr Victor E Reichert of Cincinnati Gunmen Kill Scholar— Chao Harvaflfi graduate and principal of a Chinese school was killed by gunmen at his home In f Tlen-lie- : Prosperity Plans Flight Interrupted n the British section of Tientsin Political motives were behaved to have caused the attack Cbao a prominent nationalist had been threatened humerous times- - Puts Badge Away —Vladimir' Rassouchine of San Francisco has put his street car badge No 945 away He’s a concert pianist now having appeared at Scottlstx Rite auditorium after years ef poverty during which he operated a Market street car Feminist Honored— A towering tree in Sequoia national park California was dedicated to the memory of Susan B Anthony pioneer American feminist It is the first time a women has been so honored and 1000 persons gathered in Round Meadow at the foot of the tree for the ceremony Obituarlee— Mrs Leander Hamilton McCormick 72 widow of a member of the harvester family died at Santa Barbara Cal of an illness which began last February in Chicago Funeral services were held at Monrovia CaL ’for Victor Polant 39 former first violinist with the Detroit Symphony orld Ber-kowi- Peru Airliner Missing chestra With Seven Aboard AREQUIPA Peru June Hold Sit-Down- es Studio Delays Conference Gall 4 FoUowing Release f " Rabbis’ Parley Hits Cost Of Armament- - Brief News Items From Here and There Fight Breaks Out In New Orleans 1 28 (UP)— The office of President Lazaro Cardenas announced Sunday night that the president had decided to suspend issuance of a 100000000 peso (approximately $22250000) bond issue authorised by a special session of congress to raise funds for indemnization of expropriated foreign oil properties The announcement said that the decision was reached after Car denas conferred with the secre taries of f inane national economy agriculture and foreign affairs as well as petroleum authorities The meeting was held Sunday at Barra de Tuxpan stats of Vara Crux — Ths action signified thatrMexico’s original schema for raising money to pay for the oil properties had been abandoned filled on Bonds The principal object for which a special session was called at the height of the dispute between the oil companies and ths government following the expropriation decree was to authorize an Issuance of bonds because the president con idered himself powerless to In crease ths Internal debt without parliamentary authorization The suspension of the projected issue was indicative of the eco nomlc situation prevailing In Mexico It was learned thdt last month Cardenas' advisers cautioned him that it would be difficult to place a bond issue of over 80000000 pesos on the market even by appealing to the patriotism of Investors Reason for Decision That factor was believed to have led to the recommendation for suspending the whole issue In regard to another plan tor payment of Indemnity from funds raised by voluntary donations it was recalled that Cardenas in a speech at San Luis Potosi recently said that ths funds might be used for other purposes after consultation with the donors The only known remaining proposal to pay the oil companies consists of a plan to indemnify the companies in oil by allowing them to retain for themselves a certain percentage of the total quantities produced by the expropriated wells Insist on Payment The companies have Insisted cither on immediate cash payment or return of their properties announcement The suspenelon aid in part: "" '(It was decided to suspend the Issuance of 'bonds of national re demption in order not to retire from circulation quantities of money which are necessary in order that aU sectors of the country may dedicate greater efforts toward stimulating industry and agriculture those desiring to “Nevertheless cooperate with the government’s work of national progress can per form eminent services by subscribing to issues of road bonds “It was also decided that in order to stimulate production for the time being the preeent railway freight rates remain unchanged” ' The announcement concluded with a statement that "other im portant matters Including the development of the petroleum industry were studied" JUNE 27 1938 26 (UP) —A trimotor Junker airplane of the Church Services German Lufthansa line Sunday night was reported missing with seven persons on a flight from to La Paz Bolivia The plane took oft from here at midday with four passengers and a crew of three but had not arrived at La Paz at a late hour The flight over the highest regions of the Andes- - ordinarily takes about two and a half hours Are-qui- NEWTON lows June 26 ID-F- our hundred and fifty strikers in the Maytag Washing Machine company plant Sunday held religious services directed by Elder Charles S Shippy of the Latter-da- y Saints church a fellow employe and CIO union member sit-do- pa 4 Thanks So Much the business firms and men who so loyally supported tis to the seventy-fou- r L'D S Ward Relief Societies for the splendid ‘dinner to the Mayor State and City Officials and City Departments Churches Stake and Ward Aides Band and Choir and for the splendid program rendered to the radio stations newspapers street railway and bus lines automobiles and to all who worked so earnestly and well to nake Old Folks Day the splendid success and the most outwe thank youl standing of all Old Folks OLD FOLKS CENTRAL COMMITTEE i To play-days- — Dr Georgs W Middleton LeGrands Richards Chairman Chairman Finance Committee Ki-wa- Photo-pathologic- al 9 e Fishing Party Saved at Sea N Y Tpnnel Crew Escape Fire ‘ i Today’s Electrical Appliances Cost LESS to Operate Little to Buy S so much to save you STEPS and MONEY as the dollars you ’spend for Nothing will ido MIN-UTE- modem Electrical Servants With truly astonishing efficiency they perform in minutes those dozens of small and nagging tasks ' that can otherwise This saving ef time gives you greater freedom—more leisure hours to devote to recreation-t- o do the things you really want to lake so very much time w With residential rates recently reduced— now 20 below the national average— you'll enjoy a greater value than ever before So take a SHORT- - 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