Eccles for Post Threatened Fight Against Former Utah Banker Collapses (Continued from Page One) those of our people who possess wealth. At that time he urged direct relief grants to the states, large expenditures for public works, high income and inheritance taxes and social insurance legislation. There is plenty of money, but the trouble is that it is in the wrong places, Eccles told a senate committee then casting about for recovery ideas. The testimony of the Utah banker, who had voted the Republican ticket prior to 1932, attracted the attention of administration officials and he was made special assistant to the secretary of the treasury. Last fall the 44 year old financier was advanced subject to the senates approval to the governorship of the reserve board. Confirmed Senate Approves In recent months he has urged conscious control of the monetary mechanism. He testified in behalf of the pending banking bill, proposing to extend Washingtons influence over bank policies. Eccles advocated redistribution of income not wealth as one way; of solving the depressions problems. Our problem now is one, of distribution of income, he testified. The most effective way of achieving a better balance is through income taxes. Leonard Hill produced bis sphygmomanometer in 1897 Hospital of Santa Cruz and San Pablo, Barcelona, Spain Founded in 1401 in Barcelona, Spain, it came to be internationally known, with the development of Barcelonas harbor. With the twentieth century, the hospital has been completely modernize and special clinics added, including a cancer institute. Air Speed Trip Laura Ingalls who hopped off from Los Angeles this morning on her second attempt to shatter Amelia Earharts cross country record. (Associated Press photo.) A history of Ogden High school has been presented to Carnegie library by Amor Scribendi, and is dedicated to Theodore B. Lewis, E. C. McNeely and Thomas D. Dee. The students have prepared a most interesting volume which covers the period from the beginning of the schools of Ogden to the voting of the bonds for the new high school building. Back in 1851 the city officials passed a resolution that a committee of three be named to plan a school system and designate school districts. Lorin Farr, James Brown and Joseph Craven acted on the committee. The first school house was the old Central building, now the home of the Elks lodge. It was on Young avenue, between Fifth and Sixth streets now Grant avenue and Twenty fifth, and Twenty sixth streets. In 1878 there was expended for public education 1,201.85. Until 1890 the mayor was ex officio president of the board of education. By Women of America NEW YORK. May 23 more than 200 billion dollars of the national wealth, and pay taxes of more than five billion dollars annually, a report submitted at the first meeting of the board of directors of Women Investors in America, Inc., said today. The report estimated women control 80 per cent of all life insurance policies, 65 per cent of all savings banka ccounts, 48 per cent of the stock of all railroad corporations, 44 per cent of all public utility securities and 40 per cent of all real estate interests. Death Takes Man of Golden Spike Fame OMAHA. Neb., May 25 Thomas ODonnoll, 93, veteran Omaha railroad man, died at his home here today after a long illness. Union Pacific System officials said ODonnell was the last living official member of the group that participated in the driving of the golden spike at Promontory, Utah, May 10, 1869, when the Union Pacific and Central Pacific met to complete their cross country line.