Show 4 iftntvw'llt'- The Weather I Local Metal Markets f'°’d (ah— Partly cloudy Idaho — Fair Sunday 35 00 Silver (domestic) Title Silver (foreign) 3ie Copper electrolytic delivered Cornecticut valley 10 23ft Lead 4 85®4 900 Wyoming— Fartly Cloudy Nevada — Fair warm I 4 Vol 139 No 93 Salt Lake City Mine Death Toll Mounts Congress Fixes Eye on Early Adjournment I v I Face Shelving At $ 1000000 Fri-da- N I Supporters Divided Apparentlv ndmimsl ration ’supb porters wore divided on the advisa-lit of insisting on passage of While the measure at this session confiding there would be considerable debate some forecast it (ould be appioved without undue y- 19 DEAD "I ni PROVIDENCE® 1 ransportatlun Bill House leaders vveie desirous of a general transgetting tmough all tarty has portation hill which been approved by tho house InterThe state eommene eonimllloe measure which would bring water transportation with aome excep- c tions under the Interstate commission may bo taken week Up late next This bill however was not expected to lauso any delay in tom-meri- i ! Hie apilol expei ted next Mam Mondays loulm mi cling at the White Jlmme nf tho present and aelminl ’ti itioil i migresslmucl lenders would pi mime decisions on neutrality the hading program the adjournand consequently ment elate I Cost ’f MILES PADUCAH men were feared dead in a mine disaster near Providence Ky shown on the above map ht Mercy Plane Crashes Three Killed Rescuers Find 19 Dead in Kentucky Mine Hope Wanes for Five Olliers Hurt As Coast Guard Craft Hits Ocean INine Others Trapped hy Blast PROVIDENCE In Minneapolis s The huge project will mean ex' ' penditure of at least 2 000 0(10 for i 0 pipe and materials another 2 for labor and professional services It will mean tremendous savings m transportation costs for oil to he refined into gasoline and lubricants for motorists of the Great Basin area Plans also are being considered VI hy the Utah Oil Refining rompanv iv a subsidiary of tho Standard Oil constructIndiana nf for Company ing a refinery at Pocatello Idaho s- Company officials in Colorado snid the pipe line project has been runder consideration for some time V and the only question has been selection of the best route Sur-venow have been eompleted At present the Indiana company Vv Is taking oil from the rich Lance creek field mixing it with storage Police squads in armored and special cars resorted lo tear fcas bombs to rout scores of ml at Fort Laramie Wyo and to east oil its the tank pickets in the Minneapolis W P A strike Casualties: One killed and several injured running farm near Kansas City la Laramie Ayo It Is understood the plan now nearing execution is to move a large volume of the Lance creek oil to Salt Lake City probably The by way of Laramie Wyo distance by highway from Laramie to Salt Lake City Is 426 miles An estimated 3000 Utah WPA wotkeis who have been on the Independent oil sources are inclined to believe that the line evenSAN FRANCISCO July 15 (UP) rolls for 18 months or longer will be discharged at the rate of 100 a y Que-leoil in from would take tually dome and Medicine Bow fields —The Hairy Bridges depoitation day stalling Monday Darrell J Gieenwell state administrator ancontrolled hy Standard Oil Com- hearing in recess Saturdiv will nounced Saturday on his return fiom a national confcienee of resume Monday with riefen-pany of California from fields con‘ WPA heads at Chicago trolled by the Standard Oil comattempting to break down the pany at Rock River from Baxter of under Although provisions bain and possibly Hiawatha dome testimony of a government witness J feet underground July 22 The gold was formerly held In the Bank of Spam and transferred to the vaults nf the Bank of France and Impounded by the French government It has been the subject of a court battle among Spanish and French litigant' div paity spokesman snid that this year will mink Ihe stmt cif a n ii ci wide cainpugii to make July It) of rai h year a legal holiday nun king the Incrptum of the alruggle of women for their e even as July 4 ninrks the struggle for rOlonsl independence A Jap ancse Vcls Bring Strong U S Protests errs as an imwho described IT portant member of the Communist party The witness John Leech a Lrxs Angeles liouse painter and a former communist will be hv Budges' lawyers who aaid thev will trv to show ’private interests' were behind the move to deport Bridges as an undesirable alien Bridges is Taiifir coast direitor of the Congress of Industrial new relief bill Ihe men are eligible to return to W P A work at the end of 30 day s if they are reinv esl gated and rertified hv the welfare department they will be given no and mav find their preference places taken hv others on the W P A waiting li't U S Wins Suit To Retain Spanish Silver NEW YORK Inly 15 CP) — The Bank nf Spam Saturday lost its A suit to collect 6 45ft OOO from the Tightening of Ihe entire W set-uin the state was indicated United States for silver sold to this bv Mr Grcenwell as he returned country during the Spanish refrom the meeting with CommisAt tnr end of Fridays session sioner F C Harrington and other publican regime on Angel isiind government prosestate administrators to find 60 Tark Frderal Judge Vincent L cutors and tne defense were bat- City WPA men on strike The men rejected the Rank of Spains tling over a statement allegedly failed to go to work Saturday for1 demand for the money or the sit- the Leech third consecutive day signed by exonerating Workers who are laid off under 'cr Bridges of affiliation in the Com18 the will sever all lKR Purchase (laimed munist parly months law Leeih testified he signed suh ft connection with W P A Mr Green The Federal Reserve bank had statement hut not the one the de- well said correc tmg a previous lm- fense wanted on the rerord He pression thnt thev might be given contended that the silver had been asserted that he signed the state- preferential treatment in rehirmg ment under threat of volem c w non at the end of the ’() d i tlie republican government was in If thev me si ill in need thev communists broke into lus home Ii b muvt he to the Leei rrcer'ifiid aiale attorneys Anordirg Slid in the st'tement he had been vveltare department and then await 10 000 offired hy an orgmi7 it ion their turn for ui uuies on the to make a written statement WPA lists the stair adminislrn against Bridges but that Leoi h tnr explained Already theie is a 8)0 persons turned down the offer wailing list of about ho ill he g iv n jobs as the ot hers hank contended had no legal title The Bridges defense committee disi losed meanwhile it has set up are chw harged to the silver a budget nf 30 000 to pay for the I are The Bank nf Spain was rtrsi ribed ut ( (junta defense of Bridges The eomnut-leI1'’ is counsel as a privately owner! Mr trernwell sn said this amount mav have to (he Male ad- - baI)Ul1)t or oration having no be increased if the healings run mimsiralms received an indies- with General Irano f(imf(tnn llUM"-mted longer than expee l or the nationalist government thnr quota of emplovcs mev he revised ill a st u a 'Iv dmvnwird for Bulges Ruling An ii t Ni pi m In r a n Oi tohe r in Leibell s ml Judge ruder to con live funds for the ' was bough! and pent Ihe si'vrr w liter mnn'hs Utihs tulv quota for hv the gnvernnunt of the 97(8) men is Ex-BosUnited States and is now part nf s’ Only veteran aro exempt from its monetary stm ks It is now in J the 8 months rule the possession of the government t s will he made In ffm distribute nnrt is phvsuallv Icu itrd in Ihe KANSAS CITY Julv 14 im s evenlv over the slate the Disclosure of Alleged pn roll United fstatcs assay office ill New in Ihe city a department of so the relief load will not he m-- c York " re isert too lie cv ilv in artv one comHe ruled that title passed to this public works brought the indictment Saturday of a Republican munity amt it will not he nee country when the silver was placed lo licit anv projects Mr aboard friend of fallen Democratic Boss ship ot Hcvir frame Green well scut Tom Tcndcrgast The Bank of Spain he said wns t ite The readministrators also E Mont Rnly former gov ei nor 'merely a fiscal agent in the trans-a- n p a i rn of Puerto Ru o and now a mu i'I turns ' iltimn Hl — — — 4 loan broker w named In 14 indictments chnrging he forged indorsements of paychecks Issued to persona listed os street denning division employes The indictments were voted hv a county grand jury whir h reported it would resume tta "urgent woik' next Tuesday u AsniviToN July 15 trt - aession nf congress’ the chamber semi in a periodical business rc-- v Recently a city court nf inquiry The chamber of eommene of the heard testimony that Reilv hart lew adthe lulled Stales compired name pliu ed on the public- works The Bai kley- - Steagall lending hill was conceived for sneml-- i department payroll then collected ministration lending bill Satyrthe checks pnjnble to those names i g dav with the 'Mississippi bubm the grand manner" Ihe ble ' s pci ut it ion of 2 HI yrarn ago Reilv refused to testify befme ihamhrr 'an! adding that the the inquiry nr the gland jury He Ihe Mi ussippi huhlilc spi i ’ll nicitsuie was 'f spies id In told Inv rsl igatnrs however lie hurt illation in land and natural re- phrnsrs which are abut equnllv teieivert money from pnv clinks eourrrs ended in dr inter divided between giants of hinnrt In payment of loans made hv him Money tbit conics out of Ihe lira aiitliontv to fedenl to city employe His loan offue cie snd waiving of slotiilnrv pntdo lieasuty lonlinurs to have t reel is tioss th of tisiinctum from tho city lions aam-- t undue llbilties epei lal powers hall with puMc linmr)' portli utarly toward the end of a Still on Mrtkft r p Lci-bc- -- 1 c ahle-hnilir- d y - I WPA Prepai es lo Drop 3000 Utah Workers erase-examin- Julv 15 (UP) SHANGHAI United States consular officials made strong representations to Japan Saturday concerning a scries Amernf incidents endangering icans in China While Japanese steadily tightin rescue work however predicted the nine had ‘only one chance ened the pressure of blockade in a thousand" of being found against foreign — particularly British interests in the fir east the ahv e American officials disc Insert thnt Second In 1ft Day a Representations hid been The disaster was the second to made to Japanese authorities beuhu strike Kentucky within 10 davs cause a Japanese sentry at At least 71 persons drowned in one of the bloc leaded dies slapped 'flash' floods in the eastern Ken-t- u an Amenctn woman a Cenadian on ky mountains last week Search woman3 and an American hoy July is continuing there for approxi2 Grave anxiety is felt regardmately 10 missing persons Rue kman said the pause of the ing the file of an American L W blast was undetermined but other Holland of the American Methodist mine people expressed belief it was Episinpal chinch nt None hang ei7ed bv Japanese a touched off by some kind of a who was month ago Jcpanese have filled spark Ten others of the 38 miners to elirifv Hollinds whereabouts re prated Amerit an onsiilur working m the mine Ihe third despitesis for ac t ion lirgest in western Krntinky al reque 3 1‘ffocts are hring made to gel the time of the mishap were restom h with three Ami ru an w omcued They suffere-- I from 'had in en attached to the Nam hang hosair’ hut none was hurt seriously w e The nineteen dead were found pital ho hnv not been heard from raided Hollands since Japanese at nr near the acene of tho explo- home ami charged him with sion about 12 000 fort from the The Japanese shaft entrance and approximately however activities failed to niake any for250 feet underground mal charges against Holland The nine still trapped were workConcern over Ihe Nanchang in section another about 60 ing Americans followed announcement (T oiitlmied on pup Four) olumn b mr by Japanese thnt they intended to block ulc several ports on the Kwnngtung province coast ami a warning to foreign nticns and ships to evacuate the ports because Japan could not be responsible for thur safety after Sunday The tmportame of the Japanese nc lion was that it struc k still loser The local observance will he to the great British city of Hohg at the Alva Belmont house on Kong midwav along the Kwang-tun- g ’m pit ol Hill commemorating the coast where a food shortage ninety fust anniversary of the already has resulted from the Japafirst w emu n a rights convention nese blexknde of nearby Chinese at Seneca kails N Y July 19 areas 1848 At that convention lesnlli-tlon- a Tho Japanese announced thrre were adopted etc inaniling (lavs ago tli it they Intended to women for him ka le (hinge how equal lights In (he Tungslmn fiiincluse In education Imlus'iy limit liaonii above llong Kong and the professions political of'ce the new a iinoiinc ement n prated m image personal fi eerlom conto Incan blockade of other polls trol of piopeitv guardianship of south of Ihe linCorti II v where It children In making contiHits In had hern announced that all (lie cliiiri h and U ndetshlp In pubBiilish subjeits woiill be lic inov cmc nU conscripted for defense services " M Bridges Probe Witness to Face Grilling c WASHINGTON July 15 UP) The National Women's parly Saturday night Issued a call to feminist leaden of the nation to dedicate next Wednesday as "Women's Nat tonal Independence t' fcT t' Women Plan to Celebrate Own Independence Day -- ci V iV- -’ e PARIS X'- 1 Filled hy ’Bad Air’ Anolhrr squad immediately was sent down to carry on the resrue efforts in the pit which was described as being filled with ’bad air " Earlier F V Rucknnn president of the company said thnt 19 miners had perished but expressed Line Attempts Fall belief the remaining nine might be saved He said if they had The Atlantis made futile attempts to place a line on the plane “sealed in" behind an airtight door and then rescued Russell D Haves thev might have enough "good" air to last ‘three or four days" a yeoman nf Patchoguc N Y Fred Ferguson riiiertnr of the Frank L Fvers radio man nf Brooklyn Carl Simon mechanic of Indiana bureau of mines assisting SpainDeniands Gold of Paris ' 000-00- and approximately two miles back from the silrfaee entrance Daniels made the statement after conferring with 12 exhausted rescue woraers who were biought to the surface late today at the Duvtn vue presid-n- ’ M J Greenwood Coal company s soft coal nunc nf the Uta i about a mile north of here One and sales manager Oil Refining company declined to of the squadmen was overcome beon tho expanfore the party emerged but soon confirm nr comment sion plans was revived Ky W P Regional Medical Alel Rushed Meelie al aid for the sui vivors the extent of whose injuries was not learned immediately was rushed Saturday night on the coast guard cutter Campbell after the cutter rontchurtrain with no medical facilities had stood by the Atlantis several hours The sn k man for w hom the hydroplane loft New York this morning was Ceorgc Temple Triest 36 former Boston real estate man who had gone to sea for his health and had been stricken with pneumonia He was killed when the plane crashed along with Lieutenant William Lee Clcmmer skipper nf the plane and John Radan Jr aviation pilot of Bessemer Pa N Y Wilhnmsville Charles R Whelnn mec hamc of Brooklv n and Waller B Salter also a Brooklvn mechanic Haves and Evers wire repotted as suffering fraiturcs of the spine $ —4 o A officials said that with the approval of Colonel F C Harrington national WPA July 15 CD —John Daniels Kentucky s chief fear mine inspector expressed Saturday night the death toll in a minc-ga- s cxplosition would reach 28 as hope waned that nine of the men would be found alive It previously was announced 19 miners were dead "With all that carbon monoxide gas down there" Daniels said "it doesn't look like they have any chance " The men were entombed Friday 200 to 250 'sr relief law NEW YORK July 15 (JP) — A coast guard seaplane which flew 150 miles out to sea Saturday and picked up a sick sailor from a scientific vessel crashed in taking off again killing three men and injuilng five others The plane srtnk before the three bodies could be recovered the five other men were rescued by the ship the Ketch Atlantis from the Ot eanographic Institute at Woods Hole Mass night Py Associated Fiess Fatal rioting at Minneapolis in the W T A strike was followed Saturday by an administration order closing all projects in that city and the abandonment of efforts by a group in congress to amend the new 000 000 Involves Millions P 7G All Projects Closed ml AO r- gislat without istration was in a position to undertake a substantial portion of the program With the ext option of these two the house and the senate hills were well raught up on their wnrk with for the most part only ndds snd ends of legislative chores remaining to he done 6 and 7 000 000 to convey from rich fields of eastern Wyoming to the Utah Oil Refining company at North Salt Iake it was learned from reliable sources Saturday in Salt Lake City W W Clyde of Springville and other Utah contractors have been studying the terrain for the pipe line for some time and it is understood at least one Utahn has submitted a bid 4 Twenty-eig- 76 I’ases — Ten Cents Bids will be rtppned Monday at Tulsa Okla hy the Standard Oil Company of Indiana for construction of a pipe line to cost between 9ENTOMBED July 15 (UD-li- ne Another group however was rereports from the Spanish pented to be (onsidermg a request border said Riturdiv night that to the preside nt that he issue a Generalissimo Frimisro franco nf a to mess or submit statement ige it would be a Spain had thieilened to sever d fonn"with suing Irt to the him relations wilh frame un-lsuhjri t right Those next session 1400 000 in Spanish gold was jrn ovir until nf Inis nun argued that even relumed to hia b government ion the adminnew It (lelav i EVANS V I LLE 1939 July 16 9 6"ta Fatal WPA Riot rings Crack Down’ by U S Planned to S L Oil Plant Figiiiutl com-bui“- d 1 D Project However he was ready to agree that his forecast depended largely upon what the administration decides to do If it should conclude to fight it out on neutrality for instance congress in his opinion might as well make up its nnnd that it will be here until "Thanksgiving or maybe even Christmas” Position on Record But he together with many of his colleagues was decidedly of the opinion that no such decision would he forthcoming The general feeling was that the administration having made its position t'am for the record by the m"ssages of President Roosevelt and Secretary Hull on Friday would let the situation rest at that Hull repeated arguments he has made for repeal of the present neutrality law s mandatory embargo on arms shipments to belligerents and the president indorsed the secretary of state's views adding in a message of his own that ‘in the light of world conditions" it was "highly advisable’ to act at this session It was apparent however that the situation in congiess was unand even some advochanged cates of the administration program conceded there was no chance for action at thu session Speculation continued however that after adjournment the president in lus belief that the neutrality question should be settled before a war brinks out abroad might call congiess back Into spev cial session He himself said however that he had given no consideration to that possibility lockcd in ( nmmittee The neutrality hill is locked up In tho foreign relations cnmmillc 12 to 11 vi hich voted on Tuesday to postpone consideration until the next session It was explained that could mean a spe lal session or the regular session beginning in January The position of the lending bill proposing loins of 2 600 000 000 on projects designated as remains to be clarified Republuans and Democratic opponents in the house claim sufficient strength to stop it in the banking or at and curremy committee least by hearings and prolonged discussion to keep it from emerging from the committee for two months or more On the other hand some members of the senate banking ommit-tc- e said the measure might be reported to the sell ite late next week hut robahlv in an amended form Sunday Morning Big Pipe Line Neutrality Bill Lending Plan WASHINGTON July 15 (P) —Congress was adjournment bent Saturday many members convinced that neutrality legislation is dead for the session and that the administration’s new lending program might be shelved until next winter ’About two weeks more I would aay” was the way one veteran of the senate who knows all its ins and outs moods and impulses put the situation I L L N Utah rn! Settlement prtr Copper (cathode) vv vv ll c e h' Jurymen Indict Alh I i jiad-din- c i ( l t Chamber Likens U S Lendinir Flan to 'Mississippi Bubble’ - 1c rn u I commissioner they were closing all work projects in Minneapolis for the time being Thev added that the wnrk quotas might be to other parts of Minnesota given The announcement came 12 hours after rioting near a sewing project had resulted in the death of one man and the injury or gassing of 17 others Amendment Plan Dropped Meanwhile Senator Murray (D) Montana author of an amendment w'hivh would restore the prevailing wage scale to relief projects and terminate the new work month requirement paid the senatorial group supporting this idea had decided against pushing for action at this time The strikes lie said had pioved "embarrassing" to the effort to amend the relief set The widespread walkouts are in protest against the new work requirements which Murray had proThese regulaposed to change tions had the effect of requiring mnie skilled workers to wmrk much longer to earn the same monthly pay they had received under the old prevailing wage rule Asks Cooperation 130-ho- ’ WPA Mayor George A Leach of Minneapolis telegraphed an appeal to Attorney General Murphy for "cooperation" of the federal government in handling the situation in his city He said that "certain labor elements have openly revolted against the federal government" and asserted that ’nothing short of federal intervention can restore law and order ” Up to early afternoon lustue department spokesmen said the telegrim had not been received The department took the view that at the moment its only function was to investigate whether there had been violations nf a federal statute making intimidation of W P A workers a criminal offense J Edgar Hoover director said reports of investigators would he turned over to Murphy to guide him in deriding whether federal action was warranted FBI Seek to Liicl Strike FBI men The activity of the broilght to Murphy a demand from a group of Minneapolis labor leaders to know whether the FBI was 'involved in a onspiracy of falsification and intimidation" against the W P A strikers and the labor mov ement Meantime efforts were urder strikes way to end the nation-wid"huh have resulted in the dismissal of an estimated 18 000 to 20 000 W P A oi kers William Green American Federation of Labor president that A F L officials had proposed to President Roosevelt that the administration restore prevailing wage rates on projects already started or authorized and V P A conhold up additional struction until the relief act Ls amended A somewht! similar proposal has hi en m ulc hy Mayor UiGuard a of He euggrsted that New Turk atart-rr- t P A workers on contract hi fore Julv 11 when the new irluf a hecarne effee tive — be from the provic e vv t 130-ho- I at ' IJ a N? vr sion May Ask Opinion Borne rctmnal W T A officials expiessrd beief that Mr Roosevelt might ask for a formal opinion from Ihe attorney general on Ihe various suggeat Ions The ( ongress of Industrial Orthrough its weeklv ganizations O I C) News assorted pci tod ic n that the lengthened woik month was hut one issue In "this hunger and misriv program” Othir factors which should be consideicd it aul were 'the laving off of one million WPA workers which is decried for the coming year' and ‘the provision for ft atarvation layoff for any W P A worker on the rolls 18 months or more" Tlie Woikeu’ Alllame of America with a membership made up mainly of V P A wnrkois assrrted in a statement that 'we have not called cuiy s'nkrs amt are not now lulling any si nice s of V P A w ork-et s ' Herbert tlinpimin gem ral sei rotary of (he ol a n 17 urn said that ac I i he me d pi ol st stoi p ige I'emoo u it ion at' have i ailed fur tulv go is Jil t th it and not a t nko i i I ' K? 4 vk ! rr v y yf i |