Show V -- 4 V THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE THURSDAY MORNING Traffic Toll Rises With Two Deaths ' V V Pay Cut Walk-Ou- 9:15 Big Days for ‘Days— The Days of Evansville Ind really had a day this time Mrs Mary Day Not only that had a birthday but shlT gave birth to twin girls Papa Sam Day a grocer was "so darn proud I can't keep my -- shirt buttoned ” She Got the Divorce— After six months of married life Mrs Catherine Stewart of Louisville Ky told the judge her husband: railroad Tossed out the meals she cooked He said the road had refused his Struck her numerous times with Walked on her launa broom suggestion that the wage controgasoline out of the versy be arbitrated or a truce ef- dry Emptied so she couldn’t use fected and that the striking union- family automade her sit on the it Once ists were holding steadfast in deuntil '4 a m Got mad doorstep mands for the former epurse when she couldn t buy groceries Emerging from a lengthy meet- for a week on $1 ing at Waukegan with members of three rail broatherhoods involved Let’s Make It Permanent — Scheck said his next move would June Lang screen actress has be to ask the 'company to furnish filed for a final divorce decree him with some “sound proposition to supplant the interlocutory deI can offer the strikers” cree she obtained more than a The operating employes called the ago from Victor 'Orsatti year in strike protest against a 15 per theatrical agent Either party cent wage cut so file after a year under The road has furloughed its of- may the interlocutory decree fice and supervisory force of 300 The railroad issued notices late Jubilant Coyotes— The coyote Wednesday to the office workers population of Oklahoma is lookand supervisors that their services ing forward to a temporary rewould be terminated Thursday besen“death current from pneve cause of the suspension of operatences " The reason — the state tion throughout the system be- bounty fund is exhausted tween Chicago and Milwaukee Officials said that beginning What No Barbers?— The CalThursday the North Shore line ifornia state lioard of barber- - exwould become a skeleton railroad checking its registration with only a handful of watchmen aminers records learned that Alpine counon duty Its cars were in yards in ty has neither a barber shop nor Chicago Waukegan Highwood 111 a barber' The county has only and Kenosha Racine and Milwauvoters mast of 210 registered kee Wis whom probably use the family Meantime a federal department soup bowl or drive to near-b- y of labor conciliator Harry E counties for barber service Scheck rushed from one conference 'to another in an effort to settle Fire in South— Firemen of San the wage controversy JosO Cal annsWering an alarm at beScheck made little comment a residence found C J Shrimp tween his conferences but contin- vigorously slapping himself to put ued optimistic over settlement pos- out the fire which was in the seltt sibilities asserting that "the dif- of his trousers ferences are not insurmountable " Too Far Apart— Their careers The railroad which has 1300 employes has been in federal court and the width of the continent feceivership since 1932 The receiv- separate them Guy Buccola muer A A Sprftgud declared that sician and actor said as he filed "the reduction in wages is essential suit for divorce from Dorothy and actress dancer to the continued operation of the Ruccola known professionally &a Dorothy railroad” pension of all Operations on the Chicago North Shore & Milwaukee a m just seven hours West street Going at High Speed Soon after Mr Mayer passed the two youths his car left the highway skidding 240 feet before it ripped through the fence shearing several posts and overturned Deputy Sheriffs R C Jackson and George Bills said "Mr Mayer apparently was up all lught with his wife” Chief Traffic Deputy J E Scheib said "When he started home he naturally drove fast and the worry about his wife plus fatigue from staying up all night presumably caused him to lose control Ivan P Dahl Mr Mayer’s employer on an East Jordan farm hazarded the same explanation Mr Mayer was born in Wetmore Kan February 18 1902 a son of Albert and Elizabeth Mayer He came west in 1925 He had worked for Mr Dahl six months Surviving are his widow Mrs Alice Segar Mayer whom he married in Ogden in 1927 three daughters Joyce 9 Shirley 6 and Arlene 4 four brothers Harry and Harold Mayer of Wetmore Kan Clarence Mayer of Oneida Kan and Chester Mayer of Iowa and two sisters Mrs Hazel Mayer Wagner of Bern Kan' t CHICAGO Aug 17 UP — Harry E Scheck federal conciliator said Wednesday night he saw little hope for an immediate settlement of the stride which Tuesday forced sus- et Mrs Mayer had given birth to the couple's fourth child Officers said Mr Mayer who had been attending his wife since the birth at their home had gone to the center of West Jordan for culinary watef Filling several milk cans with water he started to return west on Eighty-eight- h Two South street witnesses driving west said his car passed theirs at high speed weaving from side to side on the highway They were William Stuber 22 of 245 North Ninth West street and Douglas Haslam 21 "of 226 North Fifth Offices in ‘ (Continued from Page One) his wife who just seven hours ear-lihad given birtlyto the couple's fourth child left a highway nehr the family homeMiatefned through ft fence and overtnrotd The accident occurred at Eighty-eight- h West South and Thirty-thir- d after Serves Her Right — Mrs Juana Vargas of El Paso Texas when she appeared at a hospital forv treatment to a lacerated finger told attaches 'she cut the digit on "ai razor while rummaging through her husband’s pockets while he slept v Chicago Line Closes Woman Dies as Car Train Hit Man Speeding Home Dies streets at Brief Items Gathered From Here and There Peace Hopes Fade in Rail Strike rashVictim Loses life James A Mayer in hurrying to sick wife Montana Sugar Beets Recover From Pest HELENA Mont Aug J7 (UP)— Sugar beets have made a rapid recovery from web worm damage and most of the crop is In excellent condition Federal Agricultural Statistician Jay G Diamond reported Wednesday A record crop of sug&r beets is expected Beets were reported making good progress in Yellowstone and Big Horn counties m par- ticular and Mrs Agnes Clifton of Wetmore The child born Wednesday did not live MOTOR VEHICLE FATALITIES Sait Lake City 81 To August 18 1938 20 To August 18 1937 Entire year 1937 Salt Lake County 38 (Outside of City) To August 18 1938 To August 18 1937 Entire year 17 17 34 1937 Utah (Total) To August 18 To August 18 Entire year 1938 1937 1937 121 T 102 207 l'D33 AUGUST 18 t Crocker filed in Knocker Downer— James Coyle a sailor on the U S S Arkansas said he was going to have some fun on his New York shore leave — r —) — — i 2042-mil- Mac-Faddc- n ' race in- clude Roscoe Turner Frank Fuller and Miss Cochran herself The event offers $30Q0O in prizes Oklahoma Hijackers Shoot Cab Driver TULSA Okla Aug-vl- When James Ryan driver resisted two daylight hijackers Wednesday he rcccivccNa pistol wound which physicians fear may cost him an arm The shot which injured his arm The him also passed near his heart bandits fled without robbing following the shooting Ryan drove his cab home before collapsing k (TJ-Tw- -- Daladier Threatens 90 BT x rrn Fans IMPORTANT finest for most complete style selection most careful workmanship greatest savings! Prices 25 Decmtiv New-Yor- Perher (INS)— taxi 7 Raps Ialyir'TloarcI— Donald Douglasjrfesident of the Douglas company of California ts the labor relations board SARANAC LAKE N Y Aug 17 is giving labor "government sanction to disrupt and destroy what bTi— Adolph- Lewisohn 89 wealthy City investment broker it cannot control” and philanthropist died Wednesday Sees War Threat to I' S — Dr at his summer home on upper SaraAurelia Rjinhardt president of nac lake Lewisohn a native of Germany GRANDJtJNCTION Colo Aug Mills college Oakland Cal reo 17 men were killed late turned from a world cruise with who came to this country 68 years a prediction that the'United States ago was president of the firm of nesday in a shooting quarrel would be drawn into an armed Adolph Lewisohn and Sons In New and a two-hopolice siege of a conflict unless "by some bold York City and headed numerous Grand Junction pool hall building stroke American statesmanship mining concerns the' including Tennessee corporation the CentralX Police Chief H E Decker said can manage to maintain our com" Development company Mianji Cop- Jim Paches a Greek w’as shot sev- plete isolation per company and the South Amerieral times through the heart by Some Job Tills — Three'brothers can Gold and Platinum Pete Leventis the pool hall operacompany were jailed in Roseburg Ore and He made a number of large gifts tor He said LeVentis was killed by with the of theft harged ‘into and educational virtually charitable a volley of bullets fired by officers an entire logging camp Police stitutions Among these was a gift through a barricaded door before said the boys all of Winloek of $300 000 to Columbia they broke it down Wash loaded nearly all movable for construction of its university school of A message written in Greek on of a logging camp at mines building and the Ltsvlsohn the pool hall wall apparently was equipment Curtis into a truck and drove stadium of the College of the City intended to explain the shooting awav leaving the camp operator of New York Decker said The signature of Lebut a donkey engine nought He was president of the Hebrew ventis was scrawled at the bottom Guardian' society chairMass Fljing Demonstratio- n- Shelting man of the New York state prison Admiral Claude G Bloch survey committee of the United the Y M C A and chairman of national thrift States fleet announces the navy committee will hold a demonstration of Military Law massed flying over Los Angeles PARIS" Aug 17 CPI— Premier harbor September 23 as a climax Window Ledge Edouard Daladier’s government to the national convention of the Draws Wednesday threatened to put the American Legion Days entire port district of Marseille unSounds About Right — The soviet der military rule unless longshoreSAN DIEGO Cal Aug 17 W7— men and employers settle differences parliament at Moscow has fur- Mrs Noreen Leonard Macj 24 was which have resulted in loss of nished a definition of a man with- sentenced Wednesday to 90 day in of tons' of perishable out a country thoilsands It established a jkiA for the excitement she caused status of "statelessness" for resim a downtown street Tuesday the last two weeks freights by Marseille dck workers have flat- dents of the soviet union who are threatening to jump from a tenth soviet not week the to ove but citizens floor cannot refused work ly wipdow ledge end and have lefE'fverishkble goods prove themselves citizens of anShe pleaded guilty to charges of other dockson the of because loss of intoxication country rather than and disturbing the rotting documents or other causes work more than 49 hours a Veck peace Colorado Gunplay Kills Two Men LOS ANGELES Aug 17 UPl— Ber-naMacFadden TOryear-ol- d publisher and health enthusiast arrived Wednesday in his own monoy plane after a flight in ewy etagfo from New York and announced that he will compete in the Bendix trophy race Starting September 3 MacFadden said he will pilot his pursuit® ship which he bought from Auatrix Jacqueline e Cochran over the route and expects it to travel 250 miles an hour Holder of private pilot’s hcense has been flying for several In the Bendix St Adolph Lewisohn Headed Several Mining Companies -- For Air Races years Entrants those pretty red boxes After fire engines hose carts and ladder trucks had been sent to the scene a radio patrol car took Verl to the police station where It was carefully explained to her that mail boxes in this country are always green Excuse It riease-Ve- rl Moskolo pretty Polish girl of New York tried to mail a letter in one of Publisher Arrives qualities if and he did He met another sailor with whom he had had an argument and knocked him dpwn Three policemen came and he knocked them down A squad took him to the station where an officer started to question him®and he knocked him down Buccola im a complaint superior court declares that his wife left in 1932 to fill an engagement in New York and has refused to return to reside-withim in Los Angeles 'They were 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