Show ax Sunday Morn tug- - be Reading Tribal Leader of Draft Found Slain Revolt Draws Pr's' on Police Reveal July After Hunt Of Four Days READING Mass July 1 19 (N)— Constance Shipp girl missing four days was found slain Saturday night in a dwelling here State Police Inspector Edward J Sherlock said Occupants of the house at 36 Sanborn street were away on vacation he said The inspector did not disclose Immediately the cause of the death of the dark-eye- d Reading high Khoo! junior Earlier investigators had expressed a tentative belief that she had been abducted or had suffered amnesia She disappeared Tuesday soon after leaving her home to go to a grocery for her mother The father George Shipp issued s widely published appeal to her asking that she let her parents know her whereabouts Sherlock Reading Police Chief Jeremiah Cullinane and other officers found the body District Attorney Robert F Bradford left Boston immediately for the investigation Acquaintances reported they saw the girl walking toward her borne with bundles under her arm early Tuesday afternoon soon after she had made purchases at the store She wore a playsuit of a blouse and shorts No further trace of her was reported As woodlands in the vicinity of the Shipp home were searched repeatedly without success authorities theorized the girl had been abducted Her family in modest circumstances have been puzzled and worried over the girrs absence Her mother collapsed Friday night and her father issued a moving anneal to both the girl an only child and to "anyone who might know where she is" The father a salesman who formerly worked for an exporting company is reported to be Unemployed at the present time For several years he made frequent European trips while employed by a Boston exporting concern - 19 (AP)-- -A sentence of 18 Ariz months imprisonment was imposed in U S district court Pia Machita defiant Papago Sattirday upon chief for resisting a deputy U S marshal The officer had attempted to arrest Pia Machita October le 1940 for urging his young men to ignore registration for selective military service Leandro Ortega and Jose Luis the chief's lieutenants were sentenced to 18 months in a federal prison The Indians pleaded guilty Ben J McKinney U S marshal recommended leniency' telling Judge Albert M Sames that Pia Machita had cooperated since his arrest "Their offense is far too serious in these times to consider probation" said Judge Sames Pia Machita has a long record of defiance of the federal government On his orders his people refused to answer questions of census takers and defied livestock sanitary inspectors ' LYNN Mass July 19 (UPI-- Intensive search was being conducted in surrounding states for Frances M Cochran whose parents informed police she bad left for work Thursday and bad not been heard from since Police here said that Miss Cochran employed by a lather concern was last seen leaving a bus She had gone to a drug store had left and had driven away with a man in a yellow-Wheelautomobile ed sun-sear- ed re one-quar- Pound Baby Fights For Life in N M N N M ALBUQUERQUE is (P—A July SALE! ter Film Firm Favors Newspaper Ads baby believed by doctors to be the tiniest ever born in the state was waging a fight forlife Saturday in an Albuquerque hospital Because of the mother's wishes the hospital and attending physician declined to reveal the parents' name The infant a girl w a s born Monday night Since birth it has been continuously in an incubator and oxygen tent Two or 'three times hourly it is fed mother's milk with an eye dropper Hospital attaches said the baby was normal in every respect and that the mother was In good condition and out of all danger one-pou- nd LOS ANGELES July 19 UPI — per cent of the Twentieth Century-Fo- x Film corporation's 1941-4- 2 advertising budget of $2000000 will be spent with newspapers Charles E McCarthy of New York director of advertising and publicity told the concern's sales convention here Sat-"Sixty-fiv- e A ajority of our campaigns will be In newspapers throughout the country" he said "Extensive and detailed statistical surveys have proven time and time again that newspaper advertising is the most potent medium existing" 411 NEW 1941 n EILIECITIMIC LIEN-nu- RADIO PHONOGRAPH COMBINATIOisl Record Cabinet as illustrated Total Value NOW Both - For Only 795 4790 (Continued From Pate One) Salt Lake City Wednesday mornRio Grande ing by Denver Western railroad train Others in the party will include Leon G a m chilTuesday-9- 30 Kennedy and Philip It Alexander bankers and Walter F Scherer 12:30 and 4:30 dren's parade personnel manager for the conMain show South m free p tracting firm and Second South streets 8:15 "We will start first on temporary buildings including an office gap in opening rodeo performrage and storehouse and building ance at state fairgrounds of railroad trackage but work on 'many of the 211 permanent buildWednesday — 12:30 and ings must begin within a short 4:30 p m free show 2:15 time" Mr Dukelow said following for matinee rodeo m free an inspection trip over the 5000- - p acre site children 8:15 p m rodeo Small Force at First a m PioThursday-9- :30 The superintendent said work neer day parade 12:30 p m would begin with a shoestring of free show 2:15 p m employes but that the number of rodeo matinee 8:15 bargain p in roworkers must be swelled to 2000 to 3000 within a month and will be deo augmented as rapidly as organization problems will permit to 8000 Friday —12:30 and 4:30 A similar number of workers are p m free show 8:15 p m employed on the Denver plant now rodeo nearing completion ahead of schedule by the same contracting free p m Saturday- -1 firm m finals rodeo 8:15 show p "Some personnel is being brought over from Colorado" he ?aid "but other workers will be hired as fast as available through the Utah employment service" Permanent buildings for the plant will be built with concrete foundations and brick and steel superstructures Specifications and design for the Salt Lake plant are Identical with those for the Denver plant (Continued From Page One) Colonel Due Tuesday but adults may come along and see Colonel Thomas' announcement adalso said that Colonel Edward M the performance for a small reno be will There fee mission zone George constructing quartermaster for zone nine with head- served seats — first comes first quarters in San Francisco will served arrive in Salt Lake City Tuesday Rodeo performances are schedto confer with Colonel Thomas on uled also for Wednesday Thursday means of getting the project under Friday and Saturday nights with a way A boundary survey of the area bargain matinee on Pioneer day Is being made by three icier-ma- n Thursday The grand finale and crews from the force of the conchampionships are to be staged Satstructing quartermaster Other urday night crews are making topographical Seven carloads of rodeo stock surveys and preliminary surveys will arrive early Monday from the for utilities Leo J Cremer ranch at Big TimQuotations on the materials for ber Mont Two carload's of Brahma construction of temporary frame bulls and calves had previously buildings will be received at the been housed in the arena pens Mr constructing quartermaster's of- Cremer as usual will stage the big fice in Ogden until Wednesday rodeo His arrival with broncs and noon It is expected that the first bronc-bustepresages the "biggest of these temporary buildings will and best" of Salt Lake City rodeos be completed within 30 days for use as an office by the constructing quartermaster's forces QuoThursday is the day of the mamtations on a great quantity of ma- moth Pioneer day parade paceterial for plant construction will maker of Utah parades and always g also be opened Wednesday at Og- a favorite feature den of Covered Wagon Days Six miles long the procession will take an Limits Defined hour and thirty minutes to pass The area in which the small the reviewing stand Twenty-fiv- e arms plant will be located is in bands and 50 floats are expected to general bounded by 900 South be in the line of march The Covered Wagon Days queen street and 2100 South street Redwood road (1700 West) and 6800 Noma Andrus of St George and West It is approximately six her attendants Marie Folsom 'and and a half miles long and from Edna Newson of Salt Lake City one mile to one and one-ha- lf will be in the forefront of all promiles wide gram events They will head the Colonel Thomas expressed sp- grand marches at rodeo performand ride on the queen's float predation to Nephi L Morris ances president of the Salt Lake City in the Pioneer day parade The school board and other school of: princess Joan Beckstead and her !Mali for granting the army per- aids May Anderson and Audrie mission to use the Edison school Redmond will rule the children's parade and participate in many temporarily as an office As constructing quartermaster other activities for Ogden and vicinity Colonel Stree ta Bedecked Thomas will be the representative Thousands of waving street banof the construction service of the ners gaily decorated store fronts office of the quartermaster genevidences other always-preseeral for the small arms project and in addition to other projects of Covered Wagon Days are telling which he is directing including their story of fiesta week toin a of ways—a prelude the the Utah general depot at Ogden myriad to is unfolded be that real story a large shell loadthe next six days ing plant and 40 warehouses un- during In many respects it is to be a reder construction at Ogden ordurge nance depot addition of three telling of a city's to honor Utalfsploneers But new buildings to the army selective are to add a mOrs vivid reception center at Fort Doug- chapters The 'story is going to be coloring a las and hospital remodeling job worth the illustrations reading at the Fort Douglas post hos- worth seeing ' SI Waits Start Of Pioneer Fete Monday rs crowd-attractin- nt and Gordon will open a personnel office in Salt Lake City about July 26 for hiring clerical and building trades employes Peak it 11 - LOOK AT WHAT YOU GET Model E This Combination has 7 tubes including ballast—plays 10 or records with the lid closed—built-i- n Beamascope which eliminates antenna and ground wires (jug plug it in light socket)- -4 reathertouch tuning keys-4-iDynaelectric motor—beautitul cabpower Speaker—automatic tone arm—elf-startin- g inet of matched American Walnut in two-ton- e coloring L-6- 7$ G-I- 12-in- 0 e4 g OU 130 uho Feel Like Sixty ch nch ips Security Board Accuses Georgia 'S 5t in artys b 11e? you haven't danced in months—try flashacids and poisons througis ing Out excessive your kidneys and pas mere bestleitat eines lotto times Use as millions of men have the Withal formula of Dr Boerhanti— Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules— a supreme diuretic and stimulant that should help you—should snake you more active and look better Beet of all theree no lose woittote for results-- Gaut Medal Worts te work rhrkt ewer—toots only be at drnetiate everywhere De sure ottiAlar the original —the geouLno—ookd liasrleat 041 Cepa Imo LAdv) ing - NEW ORLEANS La KANSAS CITY Mo July 19 (UP)—Chief of Police Lear B Reed received a letter from a Council Bluffs Iowa woman Saturday asking him to put her in touch with a perfect man object matrimony She wanted one about 60 years old without children and preferably a banker railroad executive doctor or lawyer Chief Reed turned the letter over to the bureau of missing persons - Ala July 19 burglar entered the home of Mrs W F Brurks and took a MOBILE A watch and a flashlight Next night he returned and left the flashlight Mrs Brurks is waiting for the watch Every Little Helps SNOW HILL Md LOS ANGELES July 19 (s) was the nightmare that gripped Jimmy 10 Block early Saturday that he: Leaped from bed threw his clothes into a suitcase threw it out the window jumped out after it and ran 21 blocks "1 dreamed the doctor was pulling a tooth" he told police —So realistic Conn July woman with mo pots or pans to spare gave a leg for national defense The artificial limb—it cost $60 new—was of aluminum and had been Outgrown WATERBURY CHATTANOOGA Ten n 19 (A')—Police placed a container in front of the city jail to receive donations of July scrap aluminum for defense Someone dropped in a pair of shiny but slightly used aluminum knucks 17111111tcfCtIVICITIV 0 LEARNtzAwkos Afe3 CLII02:3 1e tr11 A 0 111: d 4 1 41rea Is - --- - age -- r tf ottatiow I ) i let t teitt 5410P— --sta 4P"' 01 f I ire a - N CITY i r 1 41 ( t i btolx0- -- tt Iflif 4111111 111 1101- filit I I 111 111 u 4 i o 0 oi : f '1 IT 4 '' III! i - h nt- - 000 ' 1 CAZOCZ:STS I 1 --- - - - 1t - 7 11 i N"''v v r ! 1 124MLIIIP84csAl miAloritplooptio14111111t 6 NEW : f 4914 'omme - 11od PROTO-ACTIO- n No Good No Good MEMPHIS Tenn July 19 (kl--man charged alId - 19 01')—A Knucks Do Their Bit :cf4W II) Gives Leg to Comitry Sale" 66-ww-lo- A' it-agre- Do you have a talent for running a business? Perhaps you've had experience in helping someone else operate a business so why not start one for yourself? Very little capital is needed just a wee bit of nerve and can set where your own cash register you ring up you're count your own profits and be your own boss Select your own place in Want Ad Classification Number 12 where there's a small scattered "city for sale" it WANT TO SELL list the kind of Its no trick at all how much income per mytth business size of trading territory amount of stock fixtures and property or Iwo also cash or Name price included Box addreas led trade preterrod Count three words for Tribune-Telegramail or phone your ad in today 20 vt( rds Sunday for $100: 3 dive itt Think OVrir 106040 both newspapers for $2 00 or 7 days for $400 ad for this small sum delivoced of What copies your printed and A BUSINESS? request I Move Many Troopg businesses But this may be sloificant Railroads moved I352300 members of the armed force k in the first half of this year a gcore of a thousand carloaa Trattsportation men say they are informed troop movements fOK tfWbalance of the year will be -notabty heavler It may also name ivportant said later rail operating' °Metals that while prioritivi on materials have been granted themto build more freight cars additiqial passenger coaches rank mertly with other civilian need 2 for latch ne labor cessities as steel electrical equipmebt auk brakes and the like Or year every woeit OPPORTUIIITIES" "BUSII1ESS Classification 12—Today's Want Ads Ring Your Own Cash Register—Enjoy lirofitst k 11 SI " i z 1 '''' i I 1 ::f':: It14 ''' r "" ''"'-'-- 't $A ''!' if :f:!: :: :::: :77:7: 411J Writ MILO jj4A1 D : : :: 7::: HI611 ::::7 ' f me von nuf FEW 4 '' :' '6:' '::: ::: - '::::::7:74 :::' 2 ' ::' '1147 - '' :: A mtlionfict vtev ' 4' ::: 'f : ':":4::::iX 4 ::::3'''': ' ' - df':-"---- f'- ::"ts ::77: 7i7?::17 FREE July bootleggers are being asked to aid in the nation-wid- e aluminum collection campaign Sheriff J William Hall said he had called on several suspected operators of illegal stills and asked them to "dismantle their reported liquor plants of all aluminum parts in order to help national defense"- That's Jimmy's Story es 111 111 It'll Be a Long Onel GP)--Ev- ng S EE July help national defense Dairyman William Dettiwiller is digging up an airplane An army airplane fell into a swamp a year ago The motor was recovered Now Dettwiller is digging for the fuselage as his contribution to the r-defense campaign (P)--- To alurninum-fo- it ly Digs for Defense Has Sense of Humor coast-nvher- es with speeding 43 miles an hour told the judge he couldn't help it because he had never gone to school and so couldn't read ths numbers on his speedometer The excuse wasn't good enough Re was fined $56 being drunk and disorderly Judge Gene Mariano dismissed the case "oo home!" shouted the judge making motions toward the door The "deaf mute" looked up "How can I go home when haven't any car fare?" she asked This time the judge was speechless He handed her a dime She didn't even say thanks - flat-footed- Knows - CAMDEN N J July 19 (W) —When a policeman brought a woman he said was a 'deaf mute into court on a charge of NEW YORK July 19 (T4: Salt Lake Tribune Special News $ervice) — Enjoy your yacatiore trip this year Joe Gas the 1:t:iggy Pile in the wife ind botp the 02 kids Or hop the excurlion trai0 and go up to the big tdWn for a iveck Have fun Joe lel a fast4n' oving world Yes Joe---o- r maybe you'reTom or Mike :maybe Tohy or Stianise laus or Retc Roll while The ruing' s good That's the boiled-dow- n private advice of some mig-tmai men in business goveriment toclus- ttry finafice This May be the 10t summer for some time when yowcan do ixactwith you time ly what you pleaselikZ-most Ameroff and lf you're icans time off from the job means going pieces Places ay notbe so easy to go to soon maybe sooner than you think Maybe No Gasoline Why? t especially it you live east of the Mississippi kf the southernmost tier pf states by next summer maybe sooner you may not get gasoline for fun purposes The government already h a s taken from the oil 'compar)es 50 tankers which forrherly btought m the fields crude petroleum around the gulf coast to a?e big refineries of the east It was turned into:) gasolini This week relialite sources in the oil trade heard that the govmore i)f the ernthent needed tank-boa- ts in the next 30 days a total of 50 before trie year s out That would leaveAhe routes from the gulf o the seaboard with about 65 per cent of normal carrying space Make Up for Shortage Went to When the first the U S navy and Britain oil men carried on s6rnehoW:4 Old were used in some pipe-lineases their directinh of flow reversed Tankers wtre loaded beMore low their plimsoi lines tank cars were ruAhed into use— wete planned New pipe-linthey'll take a year 4r morel Ships were made to run faster turn make more around more quick month Wog per eastOil men were agreed ern seaboard could get along without any official action to cpt your gas consumption though the government still was riot Buie If more tankers 'go and new ones the oil compa4les are:building are taken over as fast s completed for the havi or th4 battle of the Atlantic the situatiim may be very different Hits West Soon Oil & G a s Journal a trade this authority said week that while it had vhen believed that emergency nieasures had offset the requisitiohing of the first 50 tankers "it the industry cannot balnce its present supply and demina if another 50 tankers A r e elmoved from coastwise service over the next few months" If you live west bf theltAississippi river you ptobablt won't have this problem et Apt it is pointed out more tat cariineeded in the east may &earl fewer in the west Wherever you live a clleap excome cursion on the train may at not so Mayb4 easily way your all later came '94 wee when Tlp-o- ff the Association of American Railroads asked the toads 3rpt t h e southeast to cut out-al- l excursions to facilitate troop itiovements No time limit was sets on the r Wót man Answers in Court Results of befenst WASHINGTON July 19 (M— Social security board officials said Saturday that the state of Georgia has been charged with Violating the social security act and that a hearing will be held in Washington July 24 to determine whether further old age assistance should be withheld funds arms plant Eugene Talmadge and Some time ago the Airway Mo- B Governor S Miller director of the state tor Coach Lines Inc filed appli- public board were notication for permission to start a fied ofwelfare in a letter the charge new bus line to the arms plant E Bigge acting George by signed site and bearing was set tenta- chairman of the federal board tively for August 13 Saturday the Utah Light & Traction company filed notice of Its intention to start buses running to the site on Monday This company according to George S' commission Ballif chairman takes the position that it does not have to file application to extend service in the general territory it is already serving Mr Ballif said the matter Lazy would be discussed at a meeting Whelk Functional Kidney Disturbancei cause you to Jose pep—get up of the commission Monday mornfeel so listless dead tired and drawn—if you sightawake DEO May 'k"- employment of 8000 construction workmen he said probably will be reached about tiiree months after work is started 'The Utah public service tom mission had before it Saturday two requests to provide bus service to the site of the new small 1 'Deaf' Gasoline S1iortagt9 Excursion Cuts pm costume promenade and show state 9 p m capitol esplanade street dance South Main street between Second and Third South streets coronation Covered Wagon Days queen Colonel Thomas said Broderick f When our supply of this model is sold we cannot get any more at this price so why not buy now and save? Rear—Street Floor Be Your La4 Monday-6- :15 Plan Personnel Office ( (11)95 11'1111 Program High Points P Terms Only a Month $4 Dmen---$- 4 Radio Department located Now---- It ever-prese- t v aat1911 aK0 tr -- Wagon Days' nt 3995 Price 1 11E MISSOULA Mont July 19 (INS)—A total of 115 forest fires were still burning Saturday in western Montana and northern Idaho despite efforts of ground crews and parachute fighters of the U S forest service That number however was reduction over Friday's total when 181 fires—most of them set by lightning—blazed through the two-sta- te area Scattered showers in some sections aided in of the fires bringing three-scounder control About 100 of the blazes still being fought were of the spot-fi- re variety—less than acre In extent The remainder extended up jo 10 acres Regional Forester Earl Tennant of Missoula declared that the situation in the state of Washington was growing more serious and said that 100 additional men have been sent from Spokane to combat blazes In the Wenatchee region July 20 194L rri Contracthrs Plan To Break Ground Within Three Days Searchers Find 116 Fires Rage In Forests of Woman in Arizona Wilds IdahoMontana BENSON Ariz July 19 UPI — Soldiers from the 25th infantry at Tort Huachuca Saturday found Mrs Inocenta Castillo 68 of Benson who had been lost two days foothills of the in the Whetstone mountains Mrs Castillo was exhausted and gasping for water when the soldiers came upon her'at dawn Her trail was picked up Priday night when searching parties found a hole she had dug in a sandy wash In an attempt to find water Physicians said the woman was very weak and suffering from exhaustion and thirst She became lost Thursday when she went into the hills with relatives to gather acorns gakt Tribune IWork Starts This Week on Arms Plant TUCSON Body Discövered n1t ' 7:7:::'71 ::: ' :3 f i 77: - ' ''' 5: 111-- Fellowship Cranteal SEATTLE July 19 UP1—Li1lian Mueller of Burley Idaho 1941 University of Idaho language graduate has been appointed a teaching fellow in French at the University of Washington 2 AftWirM CSAROC - MO OSLIGATIOSS Ittwesti 77:: Aopeploirm 44odiclel Ana :2 i ::::":7:-7- — :::": — TELEX SALT LAKETfCC5 el Contineatet Bonk lidg i 34 - - e |