cir ' - 4 t THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE British Church Prelate Opens Drive on War Students’ Union Crime ‘Eye’ Peace Advocate Developed by At Volcano Group Flays Ilearst Press and Legion in Scientists9 Convention Resolution Will View Latest HILO Hawaii Die 29 (B— Two boya and a girl risked a ghastly death today to race 30 feet across a newly solidified lava sheet to a- picturetaking vantage point on the Mauna Loa slopes Although the lava waa sufficiently cool to harden on top the crust was extremely brittle Had the crust broken the trio would have dropped into the molten stream be- COLUMBUS Ohio Dec 29 IB— The American Student union closed its convention tonight with a reso(CoetintMd from Pin Om) (Continued from Pg On) lution aimed at “certain elements” French foreign policy to the league spectrograph line as plain aa the of the American Legion "Student -r-einforced whorls on a human finger Like Amerlcaneers” and the Hearst eupplementary by Rueeia euch and a with human fingerprints ho two atomic press agreement The (resolution criticised "certain the little Entente fingers are alike elements of the American Legion Great Britain remained alert In Any piece of eyldence one even the Student Amerlcaneers and the no larger than the head of a pin Hearst press for bringing pressure the Mediterranean bucked up by from other recent aaaurancea when analyzed by the “G“ eye shows to bear upon Ohio State university and ths Y W C A to bar us from Officials Mediterranean powers every klqd of atom it is made of their halls and In attempting to detoto Whitehall awaited the return even those bdried from sight In its prive us of our privilege of holding morrow of Anthony Eden the new Interior It reveals them In mere our convention" traces so email that neither micro Groups Merged foreign secretary to take active meeting the union scope nor chemistry can find In a three-da- y charge of the foreign office was formed by a merger of the StuSir Erie Drummond the British them dent belated to for took a League Industrial Democambassador Rome These fingerprints of atoms show holiday in England to confer with often when and where tha evidence racy and the National Student his new chief came from originally that is where league Airmen Active Its parts grew or were mined or in It finished Its convention business Y W C A hall In spite of a manufactured Official war information from demand made last night by ihe Rom Italian air said Reveal Evidence squadrons Franklin county (Columbus) Amer‘ were active oi both fronts ferretThe atomic fingerprints may re- ican Legion to Y W C ANtfrectors concenout and troop bombing ing veal where the evidence has been that the convention be ousted as a trations in the Takkaze river and what It touched and might show al- ‘revolutionary movement” with Amba Alajl sectors In the north and most positive evidence as to who ‘communistic tendencies” In the Dolo and Ogaden areas of the Five directors of the Y W C A touched It south The “G” eye le already In use with board of 36 said they could not obCanterbury Archbishop of armies Fascists the goutOlded at least one spectacular result In a tain a quorum necessary to ask the their time awaiting thrusts from case In which names and places are students to leave but requested the chieftains advancing Ethiopian till government secrets convention to terminate its business slowly “as soon In this case the eye was used to as possible” In Addis Ababa a communique look at the bits of earth clinging Hall Refused charged the Italians were flying low to eome evidence which had been Student leaders had obtained the qver Villages Using their machine temporarily burled It showed Y W "On December guns exclusively traces of Iron in this dirt with scribed Cas A hall in what they de28" the communique said “two Ital"purely a business deal” clear atomic fingerprints and opened their"1neettngs there ian planes flew over two towns In the automobile of a suspect after Ohio Tselelo Adlremes and Kebtla Two waa found a hit of mud which might Informed State university officials them a campus hall would others flew over Khoram using mahave dropped off his shoe Under not be available chine guns but not bombing the as originally “G” eye this mud showed the the ' ' President George W victims Is Dis same atomlo Iron fingerprints as planned ormer ' Bishopric said a fuel shortage at Ethiopian government ' officials the dirt on the burled evidence It Rlghtmlre the university waa responsible also drew up for submission to the solved in Services on waa different from all the other The union adopted the "Oxford emperor a protest against the aldirt In the car and from the soil of pledge" Sunday Night against support of any war leged burning of many churches by the region where the car usually the United States might undertake Italians retreating after battles traveled- Other resolutions called for abolinear Aksum a week ago A new ward was divided from Yale Trace Tip tion of tha reserve officers’ training Antiwar demonstrators were ac- L D S ward the bishopric was reWith thla information the federal corps in all schools an annual tive again In Geneva erecting and leased honorably and tyro new bishmen were able to reconstruct a past anti-wstrike in all schools burning a fantastic effigy— “Miss oprics were ' sustained at services Sanctions”— at the national monu- -' Sunday night in the ward chapel trip of tha car and its driver Into and colleges and an end to racial definite piece of evidence ' discrimination directed by Joseph L Wlrthlln Bon- a The menty “G” eye does not lie It has neville stake president WASHINGTON Dec 29 Love was mads bish- already protected the innocent ai as turned up guilty evidence at proposals to link the Ameri- opJ ofLeonard the new ward Yalcr$st well can neutrality program to the Kel- with Junlue Jackson and Harold In this case the police had a relogg pact outlawing war Senator Wallace counselors The new painted license plate the paint with Vandenberg (R Mich) said today Yale ward bishop la T Fred Hardy which tha painting had apparently ' such an arrangement would “move with been done and the owner of the Clyde Cummings and Hoyt W toward punitive war rather than Brewster paint as a suspect counselors toward peace through neutrality” Boundaries of Yalecrest ward are The eye showed tyat the palnf on “Any such effort would be a step Fifteenth East on th west Thir- the plates was not th same Though In the direction of identifying an teenth South street on the south the colore were identical one paint had been made with zlno and the aggressor and applying collective the mountains 6n th east and ST LOUIS Dec 29 CD— A new sanctions” said Vandenberg in a avenue jon the north The other with lead team engine which uses the sun’s formal statement continuing the new ward has about 990 members By United Press round of precongress discussion over Yals ward when ray to produce cheap power waa formed from Deo ST a new neutrality bill to supplant 29— Advances of demonstrated today to the AmerLOUIS 12 ward about years ago had the mandatory arms embargo law In all branches of sciican Association for tha Advanceonly about 890 members and this the past year ence win bo unfolded during the i y t ) year y expiring February 29 had mors than 2000 ment of Science ninety-sevent- h ) annual convenMunitions Group Tht retiring' bishop Is Gaskel Dr C G Abbott of Washington of tion the American Association for The Michigan senator a mem- Romney with Graham H Doxey and tht Advancement of Science which D C secretary of tha Smithber of the munitions and foreign Mr Love counselors sonian institution and one of the R Verne McCullough waa sus- convenes tomorrow relations committees did not identhan" 8000 scientists from world’s tify sponsors of the proposition he tained as chairman of the Yalecrest allMora leading authorities on parts of ths nation were con- solar radiation ward building committee Plana are attacked who designed the The national peace conference under way for construction immedi- verging on St Louis tonight to hear machine declared It has possible 1000 the and the aeries nearly of papers a on ward chapel a site Industrial and home uses With embracing peace societies earlier ately of popular afternoon and avenlng a mors this week suggested a neutrality already purchased crude apparatus he cooked lectures which the Until the new structure Is comcomprise pro meals throughout i summer at program permitting the president with the consent of congress to lift pleted Yale ward meetings will be gram tha Mount Wilson observatory In Edward L Thorndike California embargoes from a country attacked held In the Yale chapel and Yale- ofProfeesor Columbia in violation of the Kellogg pact if crest ward meeting will he in the university retiring Tha Idea of using the eun’a heat president will open the conference for power is ancient he in conjunction with other neu- amusement hall' but Dr AbTha Yalecrest ward Sunday school formally tomorrow night with a bott's machine is four times more tral signatories of the peace treaty will begin at 9:30 and ths Yala Sun- lecture on "Science and Values” efficient than any yet should find that to be true produced Chairman Ny (R Ind) of the day school at 10:80 a m Yale ward John Bellamy Taylor research sci- being able to convert 15 per cent entist of the General comElectric hold will Its munitions committee said at the of the solar energy falling on it Primary maetlnge 'on time he had no objection to this Tuesday and Yalecrest on Wednes- pany will apeak at the general sea-sl- Into mechanical work “The on Electric Tuesday night but that the executive alone should day Tbs priesthood and Relief Instead of tha sun In his dem also will meat separately Eye and Tha Human Eye” not have the authority to deteronstration here Dr Abbott used Prominent to be four 290 watt electric A and seminaries will among papers mine which belligerents should be but the M lights under meet jointly for the rest of the sea- read is a treaties by Dr Noel F reflectors and generated sufficient subject to embargo Shambaugh assistant clinical pro- power to boll the fluid Munitions and foreign relations son fessor of medicine at the University committee members have a dozen of Southern California setting forth ' different ideas on what the new neua treatment to alleviate attacks of trality bill should contain Leaders breath khortnesa In cases of however havl expressed the belief ‘JNionmdustrial’ acute asthmatic congestion Under Dr a satisfactory compromise could be trsatment such atWASHINGTON ine Shambaugh’ Deo 99 Forked out acceptable to the adhave been prevented by usage ministration whisky and other liquor used tacks and a In medicine was labeled "Industrial” of a lung evacuation drug Held Weakness -by the federal alcohol admin- prescribed exercise Vandenberg took the position that today The physics and chemical proistration— such products any effort to give the president dis- art unfit “provided grams will featurs Important papers for beverage use” cretion in naming an aggressor But Doctors Arthur H Compton and A-ruled that use of by and determining a program in con- distilledtha F W D Harkins of tha University of BOISE (B— T B Murray Idaho of the United States biologispirits or Fine “In the prepcert with other neutrals would have Dr Compton who has agent food or drink t or for Chicago cal survey will leave here January “ail the infirmities Inherent In aration of of to research subgiven years tha sacramental purposes or as a med7 for Washington D G whert he League of Nations membership with icine” Is “nonindustrial and there- ject will discuss coamlo rays Dr will spend two months preparing Its manifest European political imHarkins' concerns derecent paper fore subject to tha administration’s bulletins and other on plications” velopments Jn tho breaking up of wild Ufa conditions Information in Idaho ha “I am opposed to any such col- rules the atom - announces lectivism" he said “because the ' Killed in Plunge During hia absence George Kerr naming of an aggressor is tantaas Burglar hla assistant will ba in charge of mount to an act of war and no such CHICAGO Deo 29 (A)—An Unpolice booked as the Idaho headquarters of the surpower should reside In any pres- identified young 'woman about 20 A man whom Hill- - 29 was held Sunday vey hers ' f ident' year old blond-- 1 and pretty was Dewey In tha city Jail for InvestiMurray a graduate of the Utah “It should reside In congress and fatally Injured today in a plunge night the president Jointly I am opposed from the sixteenth floor of a north gation of burglary According to State Agricultural college at Logan reporta the suspect la alleged to was called to the national capital because It Is the exact opposite to side hotel have entered the room of William by Ira N Gabrlelaen chief of the the mandatory neutrality which we Gillam at tha Semloh hotel bureau of biological survey are now undertaking to protect on our responsibility and in our own ‘ of New LDS Ward Formed Dividing Old Yale Group 4 one-ho- ar (AV-Hlt-tl- ng Steam Engine Uses Sun for Cheap Power Sun-nyai- ' six-da- es I Jquors for Medicine Federal Survey Held Called to UPV-W- in Capital “ Held b Experts Rap right” ( V Son Arrives SALMON Idaho— Lieutenant and Mra Ralph Gasser announce the birth of a son at the Vollrath NursLieutenant ing home at Salmon Gasser Is commander of C C C camp 1 below Shoup 40 miles north of Salmon f ) Sometimes tha goats and sheep of the individual nomad of the Balkans numbers thousands 4 gooA SALE quality LUMP and STOVE 675 Lots 9835) DOMESTIC 650 NUT COAL 623 TEA COAL vft78 (J-T- ask for rant calendar Ocnnion Cost Co 2240 SOUTH STATI HVluAND 6335 - ' T - ’ v COAL JL ’ MADISON Wls I)ee 29 tdW-fSWilliam Ellery Leonard— professor poet and “phobic prisoner” for years confined td a five-bloradlua of hla home by a strange dreed of distance described himself as a “well man” today Ha said hla chronlo neurosis no longer worried him Since 1922 ha NEW YORK Dec 29 CB--W P A workers and th department of public markets after exhaustive research announced today there la ilttla excuse for a steady died of F-4- 5 ‘Phobic Prisoner’ Shatters Steady Diet Ob Spinach Spell After Several Years I ck - apinach ( around in the Rooting field of edible vegetables they discovered such items as the Jerusalem artichoke escarole taro flnnachlo fava beans and lots of other Items enjoyed by the gourmets of : Chinatown f Furthermore orangea' and bananas are not the only fruits In the world they die- -’ covered exhibiting the chay- ot sherlmoya haw medlar and papaya t If you want to know all about these Items and bow ' to cook them the W P A is getting up ajlbr&ry of foods 'll ( had ventured no farther from the University of Wisconsin campus than the east aid ot Capitol aquart But recehtiy ha disclosed he had passed beyond the old boundary by circling tht big square Professor Leonard has not gone Into new territory since He was would uncertain whether Th professor! departure from hla “phobic prison”- took place in hie h year and in the sixth month of hia marriage to a girl who one had been hla pupil tha former Grace Golden At the Ume of their wedding last June - ! Death Risked By Children Closes Conclave Equipment tv"' DECEMBER 30 1933 With Criticisms U S Agents s Archbishop of Canterbury Urges Groups to Join Move MONDAY MORNING fifty-nint- The declared she would be her husband's constant companion Tha widely known poet and English Instructor discussed hla case reluctantly although ha conceded the public may hava become interested through reading hla book “Locomotive God” In that volume ha traced hla phobia to hla childhood when he was frightened by a railroad train that rumbled past him on a depot platform Leonard la somewhat puzzled by the fluctuating nature of hla neuroala He found it leu confining in th spring and fall than in the other aeuona Until the age of 89 Leonard traveled widely During the next 11 years ha seldom left Madison and aindi 1922 ha baa not been farther from the university campus than the east corner of the Capitol square a distance of nina blocks At times he has been held within two blocks of hla home between the square and tha university neath having a temperature of nearly 2000 degrees The youngsters did not realize the danger They did not Identify themselves Police Called Out Senate to Probe Lava Continues Loans ior War Advance on Hilo Despite Bombing HILO Hawaii Dec 29 UP) — A fiery red gash on the elope of Mauna Loa showed the volcano Still was pouring out lava and the molten mass crept slowly ahead late today after being stationary overnight It waa moving toward Hilo Residents and visitors congregated in crowds near the flow Observers said the continuing flow was the ”AA” or rough type of lava which spilled over the sides of the main channel to form four rivulets Dr Thomas A Jaggar government volcanologist said be was very much pleased with the general condition” but added he could not yet determine whether the army’s attackFriday had with checking the quiry Senator Wheeler D Mont) who has introduced a bill for government ownership of railroads is expected to open public hearings on his return from a world cruise lat in January f flow - TOPEKA Kan Dec 29 (B— Presence of four policemen called in to preserve order failed to avert a factional war at a meeting of the strife-tor- n congregation of the Central avepus Christian church here today The meeting held to elect directors ended after a session with formation of a rump convention selection of two sets of officers and threats of court action to determine control of the church Police Stand By ' The policemen stood by as the two factions divided on rehlring the Rev VI J Wright as pastor struggled (or supremacy The trouble started when the pastor vailed on Elder C E Easter to conduct the business meeting preceding the regular church services Mr Easter read a revised membership roll that brought a roar ot protest from those opposing the min- ister 600-pou- - Refuse to Move The presiding officer appealed to Police Captain S R Purdue to eject the protesters land conduct the meet-- 1 ing This then captain refflsed to do explaining police were not present to take sides but to prevent disorder Mr Easter urged by the pastor to “call the roll” made another attempt' to get the meeting going Again he was Interrupted by an member who with the approving vote of his followers moved that John D Zimmerman secretary bf the Christian Church Stats Missionary society described as impartial be chosen chairman Appeals Again Zimmerman attempted to take charge as Easter again appealed in vain to the police As both men tried to preside simultaneously the pastor shouted “We will stand and sing” With a gesture he led the loyal members of the choir and congregation Into the song “I Need Thee Every Hour” Song followed song as new attempts were made by the opposition Democratic Committeeman to conduct the meeting in Chicago Killed Tension Eased the was time the fifth By song Daring Holdup reached the tensity of the situation had eased Chuckles went the round CHICAGO Dec 29 (UP)— State of the church room Even the pastor grinned Representative Albert J Prlgnano Finally with a gesture of defeat 42 Democratic committeeman for Mr Zimmerman waved the singers the “bloody 20th ward” was shot to death tonight In his home by three down “Thie Is a travesty on Chris- gunmen who attempted to hold him i “I move we up tianity” ha declared The our occurred as Prlgbusiness to shooting adjourn meeting nano with his wife and the basement” The group marched aon drew up In front of his resito the basement and elected its of- dence on the west side As Prlgficers The Wright faction went nano locked his car the gunman ahead with services after which it stepped out and told him tq “stick selected its officers Each faction 'em up” threatened to take the matter to Mrs Prlgnano told police she advised her nusband to give the men court The policemen sighed with relief all the money he had He did thla aid and she and tha aon aa tha two groups broke up and Started Into the house As they went home walked up the stairs leading to the second floor residence six shots were fired at Prignano who had ot Political leader Rudyard Kipling Kipling Now 70 Seeks' Quiet Life Noted Writer Searches for eace From World in Sussex BURWASH Sussex Eng Dec 29 Kipling now a man of fire and brimstone only when he rises to speak his mind before the Burwash parish council will be 70 years old tomorrow His birthday will find him within the moat the walls the eight-foold world hedge of his weather-wor- n home on the Sussex downs There he has sought peace from the 'world for more than 25 years forsaking even the telephone Stern and the little creator of “Gunga Din” “Kim” the roaring sergeant Mulvaney of “Soldiers Three” and “Captains the Courageous" shuns hermit-lik- e life of his own legendary man of ’action Nhouthe only tims the public sees him is In the parish council But there the “Sage of Burwash’’ barks out his almost forgotten fire to defend the old toryism the land tithes and other hereditary feudal rights of the downs country Horny-hande- d Sussex farmers shift uneasily as he speaks They know him well but not as a writer Villagers’ descriptions belie the recurring stofies that Kipling Is failing in health They said his step is CBf-Rudy- ard ot r Truck Farmers Urged To Attend Parley of State Growers’ Group AUERBACH’S WILL PARK YOUR CAR READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS Just drive np to Auerbach’s East Entrance Will Parker Broadway will take your car have It parked tor you and you need not worry abont the length ot time you leave it After you bavo completed yonr shopping and your purchaaea total fi00 or more your parking ticket will be validated which ontltlei you to free parking privilege yonr car being returned to Auerbach's East Broadway entrance It your purchases do not total $100 you pay only 25c which also give you unlimited parking privilege much-malign- brisk and his eye V POCATELLO Idaho — Local fruit and vegetable farmers are urged to attend a meeting of the Idaho State Fruit and Vegetable Growers’ association to Vs held January 6 at the Tyhee schoolhouse C L DeLong of Twin Falls secretary of the state association who has called the meeting will talk oq the benefits and activities of the association Similar meetings are to be held at Blackfoot Idaho Falls and Shelley during the same week The association which is strongly organized In the Twin Falls section Is attempting to organize the potato farmers of this section with the ambition of strengthening the organization on a statewide basis beetle-brow- bright With this plan you need not worry about finding parking apace and leaving your car longer than tho Obtain License law permits This is one of the many convenient aervicee now available at tho Mf)W IDAHO FALLS Idaho — A marriage license was issued Saturday to George Simpson 40 Idaho Falls and Lucy Lucille Colby 18 Shelley AUERBACH’S V Slain by Gunmen 20i-30- i 40i-5(- b Everybody s Dept Store n South West Temple 130-132T- 34 anti-Wrig- ht fe Uruguay Raps Quake Hits Indies PLYMOUTH Montserrat B W Dec 29 UP)— A strong earth shock followed by several minor quakes over a period of three hours waa felt on three British West InUruguay Dec 29 dies Islands Montserrat Antigua Relations Split MONTEVIDEO Minister Jose Espalter today handed back to Alexander Minkin the expelled soviet (minister the latter’s note denying charges made against hia legation and government Uruguay last week broke off relations with the aovlet union charging that tho Montevideo legation waa tho headquarters for South American revolutionary movements Espalter in returning the minister’s denial expressed the belief it was unnecessary to prolong the controversy insofar as Minkin no longer has a diplomatic status here and also because of tha “Inconvenient terms” of Minkin’s note (S’)— Foreign - Radio Priest Seeks ' Vote of Confidence" DETROIT Dec Rev Charles E Coughlin called on his followers today for a million votes of confident to bulwark hla nationalisation of money campaign tha climax of an address attacking Industrialists opposed to government regulation aa “thick headed” and “welchera” Father Coughlin reemphasized that money reform waa the spearhead of hia program for social Jus29 (B-T-he and St Kltta early today Courtesy Call EL PASO Texas Dec 29 UP) Governors of New Mexico and Tex-wi- ll leave American soil tomorrow to pay a brief courtesy call to Mexican federal and city officials In Juarez Mexico opposite El Paso Fire Perils 250 CHICAGO Dec 29 IB— A spectacular fire drove more than 250 tenants from tha Commodore apartment hotel on the near north aide today Don’t is TckoChsnces BUY HIGHEST QUALITY RAILROAD COAL Ne Dirt Nut Lump Ne Dnit N : Stove Pee 980 760 Rock Stoker Slack 4L25 78 660 FREE Calendar given with every order If requested CARBOH GOAL GO 3G6 West So Temple IVeaatch 9872 BUSINESS SALE Read Prices That Will Sell Stock Fast Come Today— 5 More Days! remained behind Soviet Note in A And in Many Cases as Low as 10c on the Dollar ' Thread 3c 340 Pr Ladies’ Paint Brushes 15c kind Candles large size Fresh Walnuts l-in- lc ea 14c Ih Heavyweight Ladies’ HS£ 216 Ladies’S Men’s 25c ea 69c box 14c lb ch Boys’ Leatherette Ladies’ tf Misses’ Boys’ Storm Dress ’in 5c pr 8c ea j Brooms 65c value Shotgun Shells Bope Spices 10c size 7 5c ea 189 pr 25c pr 79c rC 39c Ucpr pr ! Children’s I "— to li value Baby Shoes uj Ladies’ Hats (soiled) Ladles L D S Garments 35c 59c ' 55C 25c 5c ea 39c Come— See Bargain Tables and You Will Buy W II 7AHP tice k M Called to Explain Deals by Arms Group Morgan (Continued qtram Pact On) state department Nye has ald frankly he expects these Would invite support of a section of the proposed bill under which abnormal loans to belligerents would be proThe senators plan to in hibited troduce their bill not later than January 6 Financial setups of upwards of a score of the nation’ leading raiW roads have been studied by senate commerce interstate committee agents durlngth summer in prep aration for thNr” financing in Attack To Keep Order At Church MeettSSX Pastor Starts Hymn as Factions Battle in Election Fight P j Mauna Loa Resumes Flow After Halt by ‘Air Emergency Plans Although the nearest lava "arm was 12 mllea or more distant from tha city Htlovbuslnesa men made plane for an emergency meeting Monday or Tuesday to devise measures for the protection of the municipal water supply The fiery1 river advanced to within three mllea of the municipal reservoirs yesterday about 24 hours dfter the fighting planes had bomba on the dropped 20 lava source Activity 'at the source increased Last night the lava arm began to move more slowly finally stopping Souvenir hunters and amateur photographers took advantage of the week-en- d holiday undaunted by the thunderous explosions In the new flows and the razor-edg- e sharpness of old lava deposits A favorite trick is to snatch a lava cake from the fiery stream with an iron shovel and poke a coin into it before It hardens The hot cake Is carried away gingerly and eft outdoors for several months to cool Only nickels or pennies can be used Silver melts too easily — Lights Ogarets Lighting cigaleta from these cakes Is another atunt Superstitious Hawaiians sometimes place coins atop rocks in the path of a flow to appease the ange: of their fire goddess Pels There is a story that a Scotsman once asked to contribute wrote a Check and put It in the fiery path Picknickers passed within tei y feet of the red-hrivers to escape the bitter cold o( the high altitude Jaggar said he would not be able to appraise the result of the bombing until he could inspect the crater high on the mountain and also determine whether “pahoehoe" (smooth) lava would push out over the “AA” type now at the extremity of the flow He said the “AA” lava acted similar to an avalanche not changing its course to fit the contour of the land ' stock BANKRUPT DEALER IN CHARGE