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I vt 5 THE TUE SALT LAKE TELEGRAM THURSDAY EVENING OCTOBER 1 1931 7 NE NEW ENGlAND MAN AS ROAD CHIEF l- lI I Continued form ran race One is Ia contracted better anc and cheaper work will bobe doneand state stat commissions will wUl be relieved of ot ththe oft repeated charge of using maintenance maintenance main main- crews for political purposes 1 HOOVER THANKED The association dispatched a tele gram to President Hoover express express- ng thanks for toi the emergency highway highway highway high highway fund made a available through his efforts Senators William H. King and Reed fc Smoot were the speakers at the As- As II Business Mens Men's banquet for lor for- thethe highway officials Wednesday nIght might Senator King reviewed the need of of silver His theme was that since the dawn lin of ot civiliza- tiontion there has hns been a naturaltural ratio between gold and silversliver This ratio i I was recognized almost as soon soon as developed a medium of exchange ex- ex change the senator said and the nations na na- na- na of ot the world run into trouble i when they refute this ratio and go to the single gold standard The senator traced the history of money back for centuries pointing out that always lYS lY'S the single gold standard standard standard stand standard has failed over ver vera a a period of time 5 Senator Smoot devoted most of his time to an attack upon communistic activities in the United States He urged the people of the country to take every step to keep communism and co communists out of ot this country FOR Fog FREE PARK RK VISITING 1 The senior senator also declared In fa favor or of abolishing fees charged tour- Ists tourists tour tour- entering the national parks The parks are the public playgrounds maintained by the taxpayers and it it- Is it- Is it- IsIs unfair to ask asic those same taxpayers to 40 pay an entrance fee he said He paid glowing tribute to Thomas Jr MacDonald chief chic ofthe bureau of public roads saying that Mr MacDonald MacDonald MacDonald Mac- Mac Donald was one public official who neveruever asked for mone money unless his request was backed up by proof of the absolute need of the tion Flier Forced Down On Hop to England 1 LONDON Oct OcL 1 The The ReutersRenters correspondent at Athens reported to to- dayday that Wing CommanderCharles Kingsford who at attempted to establish a night flight recordfrom Australia to England had made a forced landing at Milas near Smyrna MilasMiles is a small town 90 miles mUes couth of Sm Smyrna na A French scientistclaimsthe mysterious mys mys- erious thunder we sometimes hear jin clear weather comes from rom sun spots COMPARE Ar A HAAG WASHER ASHER with any washer at any price YouXou owe It to yourself Not a washer her that we know of will comparecampara in price and value MODEL 12 Months to PayFay No Interest No Finance Charge FREE t. Drain Tub on Legs 1 a chit Our Expert Service Dept or For Expert WasherVAsher Service 'S So- MAIN AlAIN oMAIN IAIN WAS 0 I 0 October Ober Obe rj C. r- 1 the tie regular quarterly dividend dividend- on the tTe I Preferred Stock S- l' I Ji I P- A I DM i tor El tE RE IT 1 f. 3 STOCKHOLDERS of oft tt I 4 UT A I GH HT H.

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ST LOUIS Oct 1 DP World UP-World World series facts bets follow I III Contenders Contender Philadelphia Athletics YS vs St Se Louis Loub Cardinal How decided Best decided Best four lour out of seven games Schedule Schedule October October 1 and 2 at St St. StLouis Louis Louf October 5 6 and 7 at nt I Philadelphia October 9 and 10 It if necessary at St. St Louis SI Rival mana managers ers ConnIe Connie Mack Athletics Gabby Street Car- Car Car- j. Seating capacity Sportsmans capacity Sportsman'sSportsmans park St. St Louis I park puk Philadelphia I I I Series standing standing American American league ue won woh won 17 11 lost 10 10 percentage 0 National 1 league Ue won 10 10 lost 17 17 percentage I Starting time time time-St.

St St. Louis p. m. cst Philadelphia Il p. m.

est SI SI- SS Betting netting Betting Athletics 2 to 1 I favorites to win series serle and 5 to 3 SI I favorites to win the first tame game ame If Grove pitches SI SISS Leading batters batte batters Athletics Athletics Simmons Cardinals Hafey I JUS SI SI- Team batting averages averages Cardinals Cardinals Athletics MS I III Team fielding averages averages Athletics Athletics 97 Cardinals Js 4 ATHLETICS WIN IN Of SERIES form Pi Face One young right right-hander rereceived a 8 tremendous tremendous tre tre- cheer as he went to the dugout No runs no hits no errors none left on bases es Cardinals Cardinal Gelbert up Ball one low Strike one called Ball BaU two Inside wide Foul strike two The ball hit Into the dirt Foul Into the stands back of first base Foul Fout Into the upper deck deck- off deck- offoffoft first base se Ball three low and Inside Foul Into the upper tier back ack ckof ot plate Gelbert fliedfiled out to Miller Derringer up There was another outburst of applause for the pitcher Strike one swinging Ball BalloneBalione one wide Derringer bounced to Williams and was thrown out at first High up Foul strike one It went Into the upper deck of oft off third base High singled into right field connecting connecting con with an underhand fast ball up Foul strike one The ball rolled of oftoff the screen In back bak of plateplato Foul strike two It was another another an another one Into screen Grove was pitching Etching deliberately and taking a a- lot a- lotlot ot of time with his delivery flied lied to Haas the fielder center racing racrae ing tag over to the right field wall to to- make to- make to- makemake the catch No rUI runs one hit no errors one left eft on base THIRD INNING Athletics Dykes up Dykes singled off oft Highs High's glove It was wasa a sharp drive and too hot lot to handle Williams up Ball one outside Strike one one swinging Ball two low outside Williams singled sharply past ost first baseand Dykes raced to third third the bag Grove up Strike ink one swinging Ballone Jail one Inside Strike two called Strike three Grove fanned with the bat on his shoulder Bishop up Strike one called Der Der- ingerringer inger threw to first Foul strike two wo Foul the ball went over the stand tand behind the plate Bishop hit hit- to Bottomley and Dykes was run town between home and third base se Wilson made the put out ut after a short chase hase chase the playing berng Bottomley to Wilson to High to Wilson Haas Hans up Williams scored on Haas Haas' two base drive Into left field Bishop stopping topping at third base Cochrane up Ball one Ball BaU two high and Inside Ball three 1 high gh Strike one one canedcalled Ball four COch- rane Cochane Coch Cochrane ane walked andthe bases were filled Simmons up Ball onone inside Simmons backed away Ball two low ow The crowd booed the decision Foul ul strike one Strike two called It was a fast ball inside BallBail three It was Inside Simmons walked forcing in Bishop Foxx up Ball one it was a curve low ow outside Haas andanti Cochrane scored cored on Foxx's line single through the infield to center Simmons stopping stop stopping Ing at second Miller up Foul strike one Ballone Ball Ball- oneone ne Inside Miller hit in front of the tie plate and was out Wilson to Bottomley Four runs four tour hits no errors two eft left on bases Cardinals I up Ball tall one Ball two It was inside Strike one called Grove was putting a lot of smoke on oil the ball all Strike two called The crowd againagnin booed Foul into the upper standsstands' behind firs first FrIsch drove a along a- longlong ong fly to Miller Miner Bottomley up Strike one swing swing-swinging ing ne Strike two He swung at a a. fast fastball fastball fast- ballball inside Foul back of plate Ball BaU Ballone Ball- oneone outside Foul roul Into the upper deck ofstandsback of plate Bottomley Bottomley Bot Bot- hoisted to Miller HafeyHaley up Foul strike one Hafey popped theballbaIl of off the third baseline baseline base base- lineline trying to bunt Strike two swinging Hafey struck out swing- Ing swing swing- Ing tag at a low fast ball No runsno hits no errors none left on bases FOURTHINNING Athletics Dykes up Strike one called Dykes singled ona Texas leaguer over Gelbert's Gelbert's Gel Gel- berts bert's head for lor hissecond straight hit Williams up Strike one swing swinging Strike two He missed a sweeping sweep- Ing sweep sweep- Ing curve Williams William fanned breez- Ing breezing breezing breez breezing the third one Grove up Ball one high outside Strike one called Strike two Lefty swung like Simmons Ball two In inside Grove struck out swinging He was DerringersDerringer's seventh strikeout strike out victim Bishop up Ball one inside Strike one called Bishop singled into right but Dykes stopped at second HaasHans up un Strike one called Haas was thrown out Frisch to Bottomley Bottom Bottomley No runs two hits no errors two left on bases Cardinals CardInal Martin up Foul strike one over the stands in back of plate Bailone Ballone BallBail Ball- oneone low lov Martin singled sharply to left It was his second straight hit Wilson up Strike one called Foul strike two Theballbail bounced back into the upper stands Ball one in side Wilson hit Into a double play Bishop to WilliamsWilliams' to Foxx Gelbert up Strike one called Ball Ballone Ballone one low Gelbert singled over second sec ond base Derringer up Strike one swing swinging Foul strike two It was into the lower stands back of plate Derringer Derringer Der Derringer struck out swinging No runs two hits no errors one left on base FIFTH INNING Athletics Athletics' Cochrane up Cochrane drove a a single to right center on the first ball pitched Simmons up p. BallBail one low Foul strike one It went Into the upper tier off first base line Foul strike two in the same spot Foul It cleared the upper deck in back of plate Foul among the photographers on top of roof root of stands offoft first base Foul down the third base line A tor scrambled out of the hE box boxes to get th the ball and the crowd roared Ball two Simmons had to squat down to avoid being nitlilt Simmons Simmons' fannedtanned taking a s. third called strike Foxx up Strike one called Ballone Ball Ballone Ball- oneone inside Ball two high Foxx grounded to Gelbert forcing Cochrane Cochrane Coch Cochrane Gelbert to Frisch Miller up Foul strike one Ball BaU one inside Miller grounded to Gelbert Gel Gelbert forcing Foxx Gelb Gelbert rt to FrIsch No runs one hit no errors one left lefton on base Cardinals Cardinal High up Strike one swinging It was a a. terrific fast ballbaIl strike strUm two called High filedflied out to Simmons up Foul Fow strike one into the screen Strike two swinging BallBail one outside struck out swinging Frisch up strike one called Frisch bounced bO to Bishop and was out at first No runs no hits no errors none left on bases SIXTH INNING NNING Athletics tt Dykes SP Up JImmy had trouble finding the right bat Time was he selected his stick and the cf crowd wd yelled Foul strike one Into tato the stands of off first base line Ba Ball one 1 high gh Ball two inside Ba BallBait three high outside Dykes walked on the fourth ball it was Inside Williams up Williams bunted and El was ing the safe ev ball when pe DerrInger fell fielding field field- It was a a.

single and Dykes was perched on second base Grove up Strike one DykesDykes' was nearly caught offoft second on WilsonsWilson's quick throw ow Ball one ones inside Foul strike two It went into stands off third rd base Gf Grove ve struck out on a callec strike Wilson again threw to second and Dykes Dykes' barely slid back safely on a a. close play Bishop up Ball one low Bishop lined to Bottomley who ste stepped ped on first to retire Williams on a. a double play unassisted No no errors one left on base Cardinals 5 Bott Bottomley up Ball one low Foul Into the box seats ot off the right field line Strike two swinging Bottomley Bottom Bottom- leyicy bounced bo to Williams and was out at first on a a. brilliant play The shortstop short shortstop top coming in fast as to get the ball ball- and ball- and ball- and and throw to first Hafey up Strike one Hafey singled sin sin- to center Martin up The crowd yelled for rally Foul strike one Ball one The ball bounced In the the- dirt in front of at plate Martin singled to left for hi his third successive hit Hafey stopped atnt second Wilson up Ball all one low Ball two low The crowd was in an up uproar Wilson fliedfiled out to Simmons Gelbert up Ball one Inside Ball two Hafey stole third sliding under Dykes as the latter leaped for Cochranes Coch Coch- Cochrane's Cochranes Cochranes Cochrane's ranes rane's high throw In the argument Martin caught the Athletics napping and tooksecond Gelbert grounded out Williams to Foxx Martin was also credited with a stolen base in the inning No runs two hits no errors two left on base bases SEVENTH INNING Athletics HaasHess up Foul strike one Haas hoisted to Frisch Cochrane up Cochrane singled into right field Simmons up Foul strike on one Simmons drove a long drive Into the left field bleachers for a a. homehoma run scoring Cochrane ahead of him Foxx FoX up Ball one ene outside Ball two wo inside Foxx drove a a.

sharp single sin gle through the box into center field Miller up Ball one wide Strike one Strike two called Miller forced Foxx Fox at second Gelbert to Frisch Frisch was spilled by the runner and was unable to make a a. play at first Dykes up Strike one called Dykes med flied out to Martin Two runs three hits no errors one left on base Cardinals Flower Flowery batted for DerrInger Flowers up Foul strike one In low low- erer stands Dykes made a leaping stop of Flowers'Flowers bounder and threw out the runner on a a. fine play High up Strike one swung Ball one It was inside High fligh fouled out out- to out- toto Dykes who raced over in front of the fieldboxes to make the cat catch h. up Foul strike one Grove was bearing down smacked a a. line single to center field Frisch up Frisch popped a a.

Texas leaguer into short right for a a. single racing to third Bottomley up Foul strike striker one In the Athletics'Athletics dugout Foul strike two into the screen in back back- ofof plate Foul back the ball bounded bound bounded behind Cochrane Ball Ban one high Cochrane barely speared it Foul into right field boxes Bottomley grounded out Bishop to Foxx No runs Tuns two hits no errors tw two left on bases EI EIGHTH INNING INNING- SS Athletics Sylvester Johnson went to the box for the Cardinals Williams up Strike one called Strike two swinging Ball BaU one wide Williams fanned swinging viciously Grove up Strike one Foul Fow Into screen Strike two swinging Grove fliedfiled outto out to Bishop up Strike one He swung at a a. wide curve Ball one outside Ball BaIl two wide Bishop popped to Frisch No runs no hits no errors no none left eft on bases es Cardinals Hafey up Foul strike one into the he screen back of plate HafeyHaley hoisted to Williams Martin up The youngster was given a a. great hand Strike one called Strike two swung Martin fanned on a a. called third strike Wilson up Foul strike one Into the lower stands Wilson hit a a.

long drive that Simmons speared on the dead run with his gloved hand up against the left field fence It was the most sensational play of the game and Al received a a. big hand No runs no hits no errors none left on bases NINTH INNING Athletics Haas up Ball BaU one wide Strike one called Strike two called HaasHaaz lifted a high fly to Martin The fans were starting to leave the park Cochrane up Ball Ban one wide Strike oneona called Strike two swing swing- Ing Foul into screen Ball two wide CochraneCothrane popped down the third base line and Gelbert wade made made- a wade- aa nice running catch for the tho putout Simmons up Strike one called Strike two called It cut the outside outside outside out outside corner again Simmons fanned swinging at thetha third strike No runs no hits hits no DO errors none left on bases bues Cardinal delbert up Foul Fow strike one into the right-field right boxes Foul strike two The ballbail bounced of off thethc up per deck In back In plate Gelbert doubled to lef the ball inglug against the wall Blades batted for Johnson Blades up Strike one swinging Ballone low Strike two swinging Blades fanned swinging at the third strike Mancuso batted for tor or High Mancuso Man Mancuso up Ball one wide Ball two low Strike one called Foxx Fon caught Mancuso's high foul near the right field boxes boxe up Ball one one outside Roe filed out to Bus Haas No runs one hitbit no errors error on one left left- on left- on left- onon base Honor Cadet i S. 1 West Vest Points Point's crack cadet is John P. McConnell above In receiv- Ing receiving ing appointment as first captain and regimental commander liehehas won the highest military honors attainable attainable at at- tamable at the U. S.

Military 1 acad academy MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED FILLMORE Oct t. 1 I 1 Mr and Mrs Alma AIma Littledike of ot Fillmore announce announce an- an flounce the marriage of their daughter daugh daughter Lola to La VonD. King of Delt Delta The marriage was performed Tuesday Tuesday Tuesday Tues Tuesday by Bishop P. Lorenzo renzo Brunson Annie Oakley was was' the greatest woman rifle shot the world has ever I known i Society Or and Globs Clubs Bride Elect Motif of Party Miss MIM La Vaun Rupp whose marriage marriage mar mar- to ClarenceClarenca IC Halton will wil take place Fridayiday was thehonor guest at at- aa party given Wednesdayevening by Mrs H. J.

Halton and Miss Isabel Halton motherand sisterof the brIdegroom at their home in the Hillcrest apartments SU Supper per was served late Inte In the evening The table ta table ta- ta ble was covered with a lacecloth over pink satin and a miniature bridal party was the centerpiece Pink princess candles in silver candlesticks can can- were at either end The hostesses were assisted by Mrs E. A. A Olson and Mrs Dean L. Halton The guests were Miss Arva Rigby MIss MIss' Javon Grant Miss Theresa Johnson Miss Lucy Picco Miss Josephine Josephine Jo Jo- Jo- Jo Picco Miss Afton Anon Young Miss Lale LaIc That Thatcher her Mi Miss Irma Despain Despain De- De spain Miss Gladys McDonald Mrs Crane KImball Mrs HattleHattie Smith and Mrs J. E.

Johnson Mrs Bruce Pearsonof at San Fran- cIsco Francisco Fran Francisco who Is a guest of her parents Dr and Mrs F. A. A Goeltz and Miss EileenElleen Jeffers of Omaha a guest at the J. C. Lynch home were honor guests at a gIven Wednesday Wednesday Wednes Wednesday at the Alta club by Miss Dorothy Lynch Lavender and shell pink asters as asters asters as- as centered the luncheon table Covers were laid for eight Lynds chapter No 1 O.

E. S. will meet at p. m. Friday at th the Masonic Masonic Ma Ms- sonic temple In the Gothic room The KIe Kle club will hold Its first open meeting ofthe year Friday The program will be as follows Selected Selected Se Se- readings Mrs H.

E. Peterson and vocal selections Mrs Mabel Smith The committee In charge In Includes Includes In- In eludes Mrs Charles Bennett Mrs Leona Barrackman Mrs Ed S. Diamond Diamond Diamond Dia Diamond Mrs C. W. Clogston Mrs E.

S. Culbert Mrs R. S. Heath and Mrs Henry Smith The Ladies Ladies' Literary club chorus will meet for tor practice at 1245 p. m.

Friday at the clubhouse The current vents vente section of the ladies ladies' Literary club will meet at p. m. Friday The speaker will will- be will- bebe Mrs E. O. Leatherwood who will talk on Women of the Capital CapIta Mrs Victor Worsley will render vocal selections se- se accompanied by Mrs A.

A A. A Barr a att the piano Oliver O. Howard W. R. C.

will hold hold- aa social Friday at the home of Mrs Margaret Ritchie FifthFilth avenue at 2 p. m. All friends are invited Theladies' ladies auxiliary to the Master Plumbers'Plumbers association will meet FrI- day Friday Friday Fri FrI- Fri Friday forluncheon at p. m. with Mrs R.

Seventh ave aye nue W. B. A. A No 11 will meet at the of P. hallhan Friday at 8 p.

m. Tea Planned At Story Home Miss Eleanor Story will give a tea on Friday at the home of her mother Mrs William Story on East First South street In honor of ot Miss Alice Dick daughter of Mr and Mrs J. C. Dick who willwilI leave Saturday for Vassar Women of Mooseheart Legion will wm meet Thursday at 8 p. m.

at the Moose club rooms Second East street Mrs Robert R. Hapl Hapton ton will re return return return re- re turn from California next week IDAHO HO PAIR IR fU FEARED fO fO- OO IN LAKE Engineer Racing Boatman Fail to Return From Trip WatWaters rs Dragged By Press Irus McCALL Idaho Oct 1 There I-There There was a Crowing conviction today day that the cold waters of PayetteFayette lake kehad claimed the lives JIves of or AlfredAllred W. Belt Boise engineer andarid Bernard Harwell Marwell Har Mar well McCall racing boatman They failed to retreturn rn from rom a fishing fish fish- inglug trip on which they started out on the lake Tuesdaymorning and their overturned boat was found Wednesday Wednesday Wednes Wednesday morning Scores of local residents were out all night and Thursday morning dragging dragging drag dragging the lake in the vicinity of where their parked automobile was but were but were unable to locate the bodies Searchers found Belts Belt's hat during the night adding to the evidence the the- men the- men the- menmen were drowned When th search was started for for- the for- the for- thethe two men Wednesday after they hadbeen away 24 23 hours a motor boat made a a circuit of the lake but found no tracks leading out fromeither shore of its mile mU lc length 3 QUORUM REORGANIZED MOUNT PLEASANT Oct 1 The I-The The South ward elders elders' quorum has been reorganized as follows President Edwin Reush succeeding Vern H. Gunderson Nelson Johansen first counselor succeeding James C. Johansen Johansen Jo Jo- Jo-I Jo hansen Hyrum Christensen second I counselor retained i On Coast SI SISI SI SISI SI SIS iS IS SI IS SISI SI I MISS MISS LOUISE ARMI ARMSTRONG ARM- ARM SI I STRONG daughter 1 I of Mr and Mrs William Wil ViIWils I liam ham Armst Armstrong who S- II has gone to Los Angeles Ange Ange- i i Ics les to attend the Wolfe I I- I I.

I I school i of art I I I 5 I. I 4 4 Mrs Coombs Lunch Hostess Mrs Dryden R. Coombs was as th the hostess at a luncheon and bridge party part Thursday at her home on Twelfth East street The guests num bering 16 16 were seated at one table decorated with petunias In pansy shades Mrs Albert of at Los Angeles An Angeles will arrive Sunday for a a. two weeks' weeksvisit with her sister Mrs O. W.

Bradshaw in the Belvedere apart apartments Miss Olga Edith Gunkle has returned returned re returned to her home In Denver after a few days' days visit In Salt Lake Mr and Mrs John P. Reeves have hav returned from a a. trip to Dodge City Kan where they spent several severa weeks The regular weekly meeting of th the the- Art the- Art Art Barn directors will be held Pr Fri Fr- Fr day at 10 a. a m. at atthe the Hotel Utah Utan Ladles Ladles' Aid society of the First Firs Congregational church will serve Sinner fin- ner Sin fin nerncr In the church parlors Friday a at p.

m. Silver Maple circle Neighbors Neighbor of Woodcraft will meet Friday a at at- a 8 a p. in m. at J. I.

I O. 9 O. F. hallhalt American Fork Job Relief Moves Ahead AMERICAN FORK Utah Utah The Th Job relief work of thetha American Fork welfare committee headed by Mayor Mayo Roy Greenwood passed into lull swing Wednesday Fred Bradley a s. committee member mem memo ber was appointed to organize CO collection calcol lection groups to call on farmers o- the of the community comm for donations of second second second sec second grade crops which willwilt be distributed distributed dis ois- dis- dis by EllEli J.

Clayson to the unemployed un unemployed and needy during the win winter Other plans of the committee ar ar- to are are- to are- toto establish a a. free employment bureau bureau bu Em reau to ask employed persons persons' to do donate do do- natenate a small portion of their so sal ariesarles and to askthe city to createcm by starting at once all possible pos sible road work Edward Tuttle was appointed t- head to head a committee to arrange a a. relic fund dance The Alpine stake Relief society has ha preserved over 1000 bottles of peaches peache to be distributed this winter All materials ma ma- were donated Recently added members of th the welfare committee includeAlbert Alber Tre E. H. Boley Jesse M.

Walker John Pulley H. E. McNeil C. A. A Grant and Junius West SI s.

L. CHILD ANn AND WOMAN OMAN AUTO Con Continued form PareFate One came confused when she stepped from between two parked cars and walked intothe path of Mr Howard's Howards Howards Howard's Howards Howard's How Howards ard's north-bound north car LUNGSPUNCTURED Physicians at atthe the hospital said Mrs Van Loans Loan's lungs had been punctured by a fractured rib She also had a fractured left arm and a severe laceration laceration laceration lac lac- lac- lac of the scalp Besides herber husband Jordan Van- Loan Van Van- LoanLoan she is survived by a son son George Hendrickson by a former marriage Mrs Van Loan a native of Missouri lived in Salt SaU Lake for- the for- the for for- thethe last twenty years Two young men in widely separated separated separated sepa separated cities met death in similar ac ac- ac Keith Nelsen 16 Weston was killed at 1 a. a m. Thursday under his while changing a tire on theroad to Mapleton about fifteen lit lit- teen miles mUes from Preston Idaho A jack gave way and the car ar rolled down the incline upon which it was parked a wheel passing over the youthsyouth's head He died before he couldbetaken to thethc Pr Preston ston hos hospital Sheriff Sherif W. D.

p. Headand Frank Merrill Investigated the accident PARENTS SURVIVE Nielsen is survived by his parents parents par par- Mr and Mrs Anthone Nielsen of Weston two sisters Mrs LilaLlla Anderson Anderson Anderson An Anderson Los Angeles VeldaNielsen Salt SaIt Lake six brothers Hazen Sidney Sidney Sidney Sid Sidney and Dean Nielsen of ot Louisiana Leon Nielsen of Salt SaIt Lake anc and Hughey and RonneyBouncy Nielsen of Wes Weston Young Nielsen was a year third-year student at the Weston high school and played on the schoolbasketball team J. E. Sackett 3731 was killed in instantly instantly in- in stonily in the dooryard of the Sackett Sackett Sackett Sack Sackett home at Thistle Wednesday af afternoon afternoon af I when hishead was crushed between the right rear wheel anc and the fender of his automobile Mr Sackett was attempting to re re- paIr repair repair re- re pair a broken spring on his motor car ar When thebolts were removed removed from the spring the car body dropped on him beforehecould remove his head lead The crashofthe falling car body attracted Mrs Sackett She tried to extricate her husband but could not Her screams brought C. L.

Dyer D. C. Kirkwood and Hanse LombardiLombard neighbors who removed the body from beneath the car Mr Sack Sackett tt is survived by his widow and three children Thella Billy iy and Ruth CALIFORNIA SOLVES BIG BANK ROBBERY Bandit Suspects Nabbed in Trap Police Recover Part of Plunder Br ar IS taluS Press Prell LOS ANGELES Oct 1 1 Califor Califor- nia'snia's nias biggest bank robbery had been solved today with thetho arrest of ot two asserted leaders leaden of the bandit gang which secured In the holdup of ot the Belvedere Gardens branch Se Se- Se First National bank four weeks ago and recovery of 25 13 One of the suspects Emmett Ferkins Per Pr- kins 22 22 aliasatlas Jack Bradley will be charged with thethc murder of Nathan Black Blac crippled bookkeeper In a 10 10 holdup last July policepollee saidMid The other suspect was Roy Gant 24 Both men were paroled con ex-con- con ex according to Detective Lieutenant Lieuten ant Jack Molina MaUna Since the robbery police said Per Perkins had been In regular contact with hi his mother Someone at the house hous had devised a 8 plan to hang out a a. sheet on the clothes line when the coast was clear Raiding officers hung out the sheet themselves last night and arrested Perkins as he drove Into the yard GentGant was found In a Lamanda Park auto camp In his possession policepollee said they found more than Sixteen thou thousand nddollars was found burledburied In the Los Angeles river bed near Downey.