Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE lb FRIDAY MORNING AUGUST 19 1938 British Woman TFatfs Democracies United lOfficers Study Court Ignores They WereFelloivAir Travelers Lawyer Quits ‘The Right Hon Margaret Race for "Sees’1 Chance Fatal Crash Board’s Rule Bonner G Bonfield member Lower House Of Chr Train On Sentences To Avoid War Britishunitycabinet i democracies of ’ secs Ex-Cabin- et Member “ Visiting S L Hits Chamberlain Policy greatest factor in war prei enfion She considers Hitler’s a m b i t i o n the greatest menace to peace as Judge Ellett Leaves Way Open to Reduce Jail Terms While thore is a possibility of a general conflict breaking out 'in Europe at any moment war is not Inevitablein the opinion of the Rt Hon Margaret G Bonfreld forjner cabinet member in the British labor government and only wormyi who has held cabinet rank in England Miss Bonfield who has been lecturing in Mexico at the Seminary of Cultural Relations for Latin America arrived here Thursday for a Visit of several days at the b°me of Mrs Burton VMuss('r Hope 'for preventing a general War Miss Bonfield believes lies in the ability of democracies to get together on a unified policy' She looks upon Hitler and his ambitions as the greatest current menace to World peace and upon Czechoslovakia as the most dangerous spot See Hitler Doom pleting an investigation into the city’s latest traffic fatality three in minor juveniles were injured ’ traffic accidents The fatal mishap occurred early Thursday when an automobile carrying four passengers collided with a train at Fourth South1 and Third West streets Mrs Edna Loretta McCallum 1 22 of Globe Ariz was Beck Pledges His Support to i- - GOP Candidates 4 Horace C Beck one of the three City Judge Albert H Ellett tossed fresh fuel on the smouldering con- troversy over the pardoning power candidates for the Republican nomination for congress in he Second district Thursday announced his withdrawal from the contest and pledged his support to the remaining candidates in a militant fight against the new deal Mr Beck said he agreed to file fortthe nomination oniy because it appeared that no qhe else was willing to take up tb'e' political cudgel against the Democratic incumbent and said he wail prompted to withdraw by the fact that others subsequently entered the race His action was generally' looked upon by party leaders as aq important contribution toward G yO P unity and it was hinted in some quarters that the withdrawal may be a forerunner to others The remaining candidates for the congressional nomination in this district are Dean F Brayton Salt Lalte City attorney and Leland B Swaner prominent business man Urged to Enter "Many of m friends” Mr Beck said in Bis withdrawal announcement "hava for the past several weeks urged me to become a Republican candidate for congress from the Second congressional district I informed them that I would become a eandidateln the event no one else was seeking the nomination and that announcement was made in the daily press before I formally filed my petition of nomination The filing of my petition was intentionally withheld to see if other candidates announced themselves But as the time limit to qualify approached and no other candidates of judges when he imposed two j&il sentences Thursday with the reservation that sentences might be shortened by him at a later date if subsequent investigation of the cases warrants such action Cases in question were those of q Marthe 32 arrested as a Pinms oharacter at Seventh South and Main streets Tuesday and Juan Cuellas 35 charged with disorderly er killed almost instantly in thj crash She suffered a fractured neck and internal injuries when thrown clear of the car Recovering from minor injuries gJlrl Tuesday suffered in the accident were: Pri- - a vate Bennie 0 Israel 31 of company pleads to Vagrancy K Fort Douglas reported driver of art'le admitted a vagrancy the car Eugene Drury 33 of 6181 West Capitol street and La Von charge and was sentenced to 10 days in jail Cuellas was copvicted Peirce 21 of 2338 East Twenty-firs- t street lowing a trial in Judge Ellett’s "It looks” she commented "as and was given a six though Hitler will secure control of Will Present Report (months' sentence central Europe through political Traffic Investigators F C San- - In each case Judge Ellett when and economic conquest if not by ford and L W Peirce will present! passing sentence reserved the right force of arms But in obtaining their final report of the accident to to suspend "all or part of the conquest he may be setting in the county attorney probably during sentence at a later date” 'depending otion forces which will ultimately the next few days overthrow him” upon results of finger print examiMrs Yinger was born'in Salt Lake nations and other investigations of The famous British woman- whose chief interest is promotion of world City June 5 1916 a daughter of the men being conducted by the J H and Nina Halvorsen McCallum detective bureau peace and reconstruction was critiShe attended public schools here “It should be within the power cal of the foreign policy of the While in this city Mrs Yinger was of any judge to take such action if Chamberlain goverwwent holding that efforts to appease Hitler and staying with her parents at 273 investigations into records of the Fourth East street Her husband convicted indicate cause for less Mussolini are “neither wise safe When law gets who also was visiting here earlier severe punishment nor in keeping with British pubin thfe summer returned to Arizona away' from common sense it belic sentiment" two weeks ago comes bad law” Judge ElleLtstated She referred to the current atMf- Surviving are her parents her City Attorney Fisher Harris did tempt of the British government to husband a daughter not wish to comment on Judge Robert H Hinckley left member of new aeronautical board pacify Hitler as “psychologically a Ellett’s sentences Thursday as both Barbara the wrong line to take when you Josephine Yinger and Gene Tunney liquor salesman de luxe and former heavybrother Edward McCallum of San men were committed to jail without are dealing with a dictator” weight boxing champion arrive in Salt Lake City by plane Francisco and four sisters Mrs stays of exectuion Raps Foreign Policy L Mrs P Walker Gordon and Sayers both of Los Angeles Mrs Marie Order of Commissioner 9 "I do not believe" she continued appeared I caused nty petition to III and Mrs Blumcnthal of Chicago However the city commissioners Six Nationally Known Speakers Slated "that Great Britain should ever be filed W H Park of Salt Lake City have a foreign policy based upon "In (onsepting to become a candiTuesday upon advice of Mr Harris issued an order prohibiting city the assumption that she can mainTo Address Convention in S L date 1 took the attitude that the Auto Hits Cyclist tain a military supremacy if she should not go unnew ileal set-ujudges from releasing any prisoner Most severely injured of the three from the city jail can gain more time The period is but that it should be challenged "American Citizenship" will be the theme of the twenty-secon- d children was Ronald Hepncr 16 of At that time Mr Harris pointed past when one country can mainmilitantlv and vigorously opposed ’ 941 Pierpont avenue who suffered opt the tain military supremacy over the anniyil convention of National R H Hinckley Ex-WPcity commission" was the Once Gene Tunnev regardless of whether the campaign to clubs" be held here abrasions 7 Exchange on we should burns his and friction to and world rest of the was won or lost only pardoning body empowered sea A collective and face toward severely release prisoners except be moving andhcadand Sunday Monday Tuesday and will be discussed by six natihigher "Now inasmuch as other have Chief to Ring Champion The left shoulder bruised youth court curity” made their announcements I feel M onally-known Hcrold Harter national speakers secretary collided a and was riding bicycle Closer relations between Great Cuellas was arrested Tuesday Attend Aviation Meet should withdraw from the race end Goes to Legion Parley with- - an automobile driven by Mrs night after he allegedly had molestannounced here Thursday Britain and the United States she tender my support to them with my West 968 Ninth ed a young girl near Pioneer park Atha Girrard 37 of said would help to stabilize the best wishes To all of my friends Is One of the featured speakers South street at Jeremy and Fourth An angry group of about 25 youths Gene Tunney— “pronounce it as Members of the civil aeronautics who hgve so graciously tendered me world and reduce the danger of a C Thomas Imcson known as “the South streets about 5:40 p m general war captured him after a chase of sev- in "tunnel" not as in ’tuna fish’ " he authority are agreed that they must their support for this nomination In a similar accident Virginia eral blocks Floyd Gibbons of Exchange" beCommenting on Spain Miss Bonlet me say that I thank them from said— arrived at the municipal air- act at once to prevent the aviation the bottom field expressed the opinion that it of my heart and their cause of his rapid-fir- e Mr Theos 11 of 162 Regent street redelivery ceived a dislocated left shoulder represented a much less grave danport late Thursday a bit heavier industry from "destroying itself" Imeson Is chairman of the club’s kindly feelings toward me will be deon a north of was II She few months a bicycle Robert did Ogden riding Hinckley ago ger than it remembered” about the middle than he was when national committee on citizenship First West street at 6:45 p m and clared Thursday night on his re- long he packed the crowds into Madison turn from Tired of Spain Issue is past national president and is a collided with an automobile travel the board's first' meetings Attacks New Deal The Mr Hinckley one of the board's Square Garden but still in fine "Hitler and Mussolini” she member of the Jacksonville Fla ing east on Emeril avenue Included in the withdrawal anof the car was T Adachi 37 members alighted from a plane nouncement was an attack on major five driver both heartily tired of condition and disincorpora-tiophysical Incorporation commission city 161 South at who gave his address on which Gene Tunney former new deal that adventure and are becoming of Central Park directly south policies and a plea for ail During the plane trip from his He will discuss "Subversive In- West Temple strrtit world heavyweight champion boxer reluctant to keep pouring money of Salt Lake City together with asto unite in a campaign read he Conn opposition Stamford at home in a of Mr A 6 and son was a passenger Mrs Hinckley and to spectacular fire starting Billy Burke and men into it Of course the sessments and levies by the town's fluences in America” Tuesday at under the new deal in"plough 1372 Somerset Maughan’s their son Paul met the stead of the Perry barn in the 500 block on Seventh one of W nonintervention policy of my own board of trustees were placed be- 10:45 a m Mr Imeson also will Mrs A A Burke of crops” a slightly bruised avenue Thursday afternoon spread novels Fight fans will remember federal official at the airport and country is a sham and a farce fore the Salt Lakh county grand address the opening business meet- avenue suffered Mr Beck charged that the relief and several two barns rode and m to 3 homes his he when at to p him been drove have by should leg to stopped right Ogden which his promise to himself years ago jury Thursday by William Guffey program is "permeated with poGreat Britain and France when the automobile garage operator of 2426 ing Monday at 10 a m presenting scooter from the driveway at his garages before firemen extinguished catch litical intrigue and corruption" on his literature after he Many Meetings up was estimated flames the truck a be and struck home Damage his committee traveling in report My personal dictators moved South State street that the poor and unfortunate are The former he The more avenue truck $1000 A than from at on east should retired ring second Chief been has Justice Perry The authority lief is that all foreign troops meeting speaker to salve the hands of Following Mr Guffey's testimony Fanned- by a strong breeze the world heavyweight champion will almost continuously for two weeks being used have been kept out” the grand jury recessed until Mon- Haslctt P Burke of the Colorado was driven by" Allen Wallace 22 of for the purpose of winpoliticians a rear fiin at the fire street barn started to 519 will Center discuss “Kings” on its tremendous problem of Miss Bonfield looks upon the cortinuc tot Butte Mont Friday day at 1 p m when the inquisitors supreme court ning elections" that the farmers are Traffic Investigator C H Chris- of the home of W S Smith at 566 attend an American Legion conven"an I C C for aviation" nancial crash of the early thirties will start on their final fortnight's at the annual achievement banquet being induced to surrender their avenue and accidents Seventh other said several 7 tensen rapidly spread tion Mr Hinckley said The immediate freedom for a few pieces of silver as one of the great tragedies cf his- work they being required to com- Tuesday at p m to home the to and involved Smith a only garage Arthur J Ruland prominent were reported which tory At that time she said the plete their labors before Saturday — task is to bring under the While firemen directed— by-- Bat- Makes Ring Talk world was moving toward a condi- September 3 which marks the last Binghamton N Y barrister and slight property-damagthority the activities of several for- is being undermined B wefe talion Chief Lloyd Egan state Exchange elub board of contion and attitude of cooperation day of the summer court term General business conditions? And mer agencies regulating separate But in spite of all the "novel" to flew fighting the flames sparks which would have made the rise of District Judge Herbert M Schiller trol member will discuss "Amerihow is the liquor business? He is phases of aviation and to perfect socialistic and cockat home and a garage Diseconeighboring breakthe Is But canism: the It?" at What to American the them coordinate with an a Hitler Impossible: connected still had under advisement the moorganization eyed schemes of the new deal" the avenue 568 Seventh by occupied mornconference feels to halted is save fast progpreshe "Our job nomic crash Wednesday tions to quash indictments against simply company— statement continues "12000000 men John Blakemore and to a garage tilling ress in that direction and put men former Mayor E B Erwin and ing and Judge Homer A Ramey “I’d rather talk about the fights” serve and foster the aviation indus- are out of work agricultural prices A Isom D 329 owned street I at by Tothe of the in a frame of mind whereby they R O Pearce charged with accept- of the criminal division he hedged "Sure I still follow try” Mr Hinckley said “Just like are low and crops are rotting Two fire department companies new industry it was de- in the field and and again other felt thev mxsSt get what they could ing tribute from disorderly houses ledo Ohio municipal court former any on the vine game" battled the flames mote than an Is the stroying itself with unwise competi It also a felony man and protect themselves "This speaker of the Ohio state house of Armstrong and tree" Loss at the Smith residence Mr Tun- tive methods The board has the A new bandstand replacing one hour If the court should overrule the representatives and who has had pushed Europe back on the old balMr Beck took occasion also to the Blake- world’s best lightweight" to ance of power system which Miss motions it would immediately set himself committed to several large used many years is one of the im- was estimated at $1000 atand such of the said prohibit practices authority ney criticise the presidential intervention in at at $50 residence more conditions provements which will greet visitors “but I’m still and is resolved to do so” Bonfield is convinced can never dates for Mr Erwin and Mr Pearce prisons to study-pena- l congressional elections stating that residence at $10 Cause of the bout Wednesday night he's the best be a solid foundation for lasting to plead to the charges At the ycill discuss "Enforcement —For the to Utah's state fair this year Man- Isom was that convinced not it represents a form of "dictation Reckless Bidding unknown blaze peace same time Judge Schiller probably Other Fellow" at the Tuesday ager Ernest S Holmes told members welterweight” which should be resented by the afternoon the Another fire bid during considers board reckless reThe who e The will fix the dates for Mr Erwin morning meeting of the board at a meeting in the resulted in $100 fight king of a sovereign state as a matVisions New Depression damage to the home the top scouted ding for airmail franchises one of people Judge William H Beck Jr of capitol Thursday Mr Pearce former Police Chie ter of principle regardless of the 2597 Elizabeth tired while still at of Van Elk of Fred of most these harmful national Mips Ga the of once economics Griffin practices presiOn the subject past Dempsey The new stand will be partly of t to which Harry L Finch and former Police fire was caused by a rumors that Jack now he said In the competition for fran- political party dent is to discuss "Now Today" concrete and brick and will contain street inTheelectrical Bonfield expressed the belief that Captain Frank A Thacker to a rmg opponent Chief plead belong” short wiring their lowered lines some had of the the chises "Great Britain and the rest citizenship a room partly underground where imcnds to return to to misdemeanor acquaintance charges- - of con- also coftnected with bids so far as to offer free service The world is in for another depression” spiring to allow disorderly and gam- - theme at another session school musicians can Salt Lake City to live high visiting One of the first jobs of the authority Howard The basic trouble she asserted is tiling houses to operate and to Brigadier General H store their instruments while tour-e sixth speaker Quils Uses Picture therefore will be to determine a Arnold of Washington D C exhibition disparity between productive jrPp tribute motions to quash in for airmail the of for fair chief and wired sistant air corps army carriage power week Jack arc Race last price overpurchasing Recorder and other improvements capacity those indictments having been "Only Mr Hinckley said the board was will indicate how lack of good' citi- - bcmK rarncd out as a?W P A proj“That is why” she added "that ruled on- - August 5 to use my picture in the permission W H Howard chief deputy in the I believe your government is wise zenship invites foreign invasion new barroom of his Broadway “surprisingly harmonious considerect with the fair providing $2600 of its problems” In pursuing a policy of increasing county recorder's office Thursday worth of materials and the W P A places" he said "Looks to me as ing the gravity Hewlll" be guest of honor at a announced his withdrawal from the Sewer System Aelion purchasing power" $11000 worth of labor though he intends to stay there” chamber of commerce dinner here race for nomination on the DemoThe former cabinet member And the picture? Other items of the project are that there is a close resem- Promised Soon "Of course I gave my permission Friday night and leave early Satur- cratic ticketat the primary election rebuilding of a brick wail between blance between the British labor new day to dedicate an airport at Poca- as a candidate for the county reto the of two barns installing hang it” he finished Definite action toward a move to tello Idaho corder's post party and the new deal in this counin the University of Utah booths the Salt at Lake City Mercury finance a sewer system for Central announced try particularly as to objectives Having previously and repainting exhibit government weather bureau— for building of the was first Travel to the southern Utah parks cases in the women’s building promised by himself as a candidate Mr HowDuring 'the afternoon Miss Bon- Park seasonal below the several days South the 8 members of this year is about per cent better The board Thursday went over field was honor guest'at a tea given the week by ard said he was withdrawing in average— turned upward abruptly order that he might throw his supby Mrs Musser and attended by Salt Lake Business Meq’s league than last year when a then October 1 Thursday fair for the final plans scores of local people interested in as returns cease! Thursday in the record was" set it was announced in to 8 inclusive port to Mrs Marguerite Q George 77 Mean of "was temperature— Salt Lake City Thursday by Preston by the league who recentljT announced herself as organized effort to promote peace poll conducted burns severe of due above victims Two normal three young degrees Only two cards were received dur- P Patraw superintendent of Zion a candidate condition early mornto in warm the critical remained largely early A meeting of engineers architects ing the day Votes in favor of re- and Bryce Canyon National parks Mrs Jessie Evans Smith incumd ing recordings when the mercury Friday at Salt Lake general It is expected that by the timej and clerks who are handling or ex- bent county recorder will not be a incorporation of the town main68 to below Maximum drop pital to handle negotiations with the candidate to succeed herself tained a 3 to 2 lead over annexation the parks close 150000 persons will The two Ramona Hackweli 9 and pect temperature Thursday was 86 to Salt Lake City in the final count have visited Zion and 105000 at works administration has "I wish to thank those who have public and 7 Observers forecast partly cloudy Rodney Hackweli daughter A total of 171 were Bryce he saidcalled for 2 p m Saturday by supported me thus far and were of 304 votes been B a Rail-Lester Mrs SatMr Pacific and son over hundred of Union Utah skies and 110 to Fjve Friday attend for came of D here Mr Patraw in favor incorporation Feldnjan senior engi- interested in my success but I feci Second Edmund e annexation and 23 for creation of meeting of theTdate board of big road company employes and mem-gam- urday with little change in tern- - Hackweli of 435 'k West second neer for Utah Arizona and Nevada that it would be in the interest of first suffered South families street are of their bcrs expected at peraturc control Friday the capitol Announcement of the meeting was party harmony that I withdraw" he improvement district D N Bismarck WPA aid for making an ex- anThe vied with and third degree burns Monday made is seeking to learn He is seeking to find a method of! to participate in a company outing Thursday by Mr Feldman said box coal In a haustive survey of housing condi- - if the league want excelsior at when Yuma Phoenix Ariz and for the afternoon and evening night to match the of the surplus deep in Zion Saturday who arrived from the regional office became were A tions in Salt Lake City to determine $135000 people offered by the govern- disposing in R which a to with Stout heat honors playing maxithey day's in San Francisco to expedite hanpark explaining there are now more Lagoon according the number of families inadequately ment ingrant 'president of Old Timers' club No 12 mum temperature of 100 degrees ignited a P W A grant for the than the range will support dling the projects and applications housed sanitary facilities they have for projects which is swamping the available and physical conditions project local PWA office to the house of and number people The Saturday meeting will be held on will be sought by a subcommittee in the office located at 20 Vj South M Walresearch of Mayor John Main street Mr Feldman said Joseph C Fratto local attorney lace’s housing committee and candidate for the state legislamovements' ” Mr Giles t it should be motivated by youth The subcommittee lnembers met An attack on change which accomt spiritual youth ‘youth ture Thursday night pledged him' He urged carried out by youth and superdeclared Thursday noon at the Hotel Utah panies adolescence movements organized by adults self to the program advocated by of instead men as City be Walkto Giles Dr treated Employes were Mr Dilworth said vised the present boys Referrirfg by Mrs Nebeker youth Owen Attending youth" Warden and the Utah old age pension and He described the modern young of children when they reach this Frolic-at-Paer of the University of Utah Dar- - returned to Salt Ike City Thurs to advance thelnterests of certain conference being held at Pough- organization and told 300 rk — delivered was diadults by chalof A state Greenwell ah economic groups WP period 'as'TacTng City- Colo where rellj members that "you must elect legischalto the social a moral rector D R Coombs of the Second they took Mrs Gertrude Wells con John D Giles field supervisor of it is dominated by communists spiritual lenge challenge a Turning Employes of Salt Lake City and lators who favor a monthly age penPart of thejr program is to domichallenge and a spiritual challenge facing young people Mr Preciqct Improvement league Ariel victed forger the Young Men’s Mutual Improve2000 all sion of not less than $30" families— more-thatheir declared: Miss decried of Giles He tendencies C Merrill city sanitarian nate such conferences" lenge There are now three convicted L D S Mr Fratto addressed the organof the YMMJ A "A man who doc mot believe in told — Thursday dropped routine Anna Sundwall of the American women prisoners from Utah incar- ment association of the pessimism easy morals cynicism Speaking in Pioneer park — God cannot be a good American tasks and spent a holiday at Fair- ization’s meeting Society of Social Workers and Rich- cerated in the Colorado state prison 'church 'In an address before the program he admitted it was not and atheism at which time George J Fox orcitizen L a simon pure youth movement He must have some mont park ard F Harding executive secretary on arrangements made by the two Civitan club in the Newhouse o“0ur children are "being taught crowd ate picnic ganizer continued his campaign to The large in some schools in some motion because the church felt it necesof the Salt Lake Real Estate board states religious belief hotel Thursday noon Don” Campbell international vice 'lunches during the evening then have “sales tax receipts taken out of to impose some supervision and in some fiction prinIt is1 believed that such a survey Mr? Wells was sentenced last pictures sary "Some of these movements are outdoor floor while politics and given back to the use ' over its activities would be valuable to the building year to from one to 10 years in prispresident of the Civitan club will danced on the ciples which are tearing down deof the group swam in the large for which they were originally some and - trades dominated the communists of standards” the cent of charter by these called party of loan com was and check on for programs pt "Many speak morality” forgery Industry mortgage to be held !pool Marionettes and a floor show icmled” c He saidJhe'pfobtcmorincrea-inLaka realtors and other groups mitted to the Colorado institution! unions I amJiot objecting here 'youth movements' "are vefy'Tine i The meeting was called to order entertained the guests hotcT 17 I tn H I Newhouse worthwhile the but to and September M crime among hnys have as well as Indicating needed after violation of her parole communists and unions hut things who outlined a C H Cammans included events golf by H club Morning old low-coWilliam 10 moveDr could a seen met never' real be hi Sprunt ' of proposed r and Mrs Nebeker left with do object to their calling these years by parents youth tournament and a softball tourney objectives of the organization and teachers who understood the Mrs Wells on Monday ment To be a youth movement which they undertake j activities president announced projects th H ji -- ‘American Citizenship’ to Be Exchange Club Meet Theme Western Meets Bring T ivo 6Exs To S L on Same Plane p A Central Park Question Goes to Jury Flames Cause $1000 Loss n - es Fair Gets New Bandstand Ambers-Armstron- g 'one-tim- they-migh- ac-th- as-jj- ng Utah Parks Travel Shows Gains S L Mercury Swings to Higher Level Experts Will Map all-ti- PWA Activities -- hos-failc- Housing Study Seeks Aid Utah Prison Head Returns to City Old Age Program Gains Support Giles Levels A ttack on ‘Y outh Movements’ — T eity-ciubr-- st i |