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Show CACIIK AMERICAN. I.OCAN. UTAI1 News Review of Current Events the World 0 rcr Roosevelt Calls on All Nations to Ran War and Dkinn ; Hitler Provided German) Demand I Granted. Aj'iror, Equality Ry FDWAHD W. PICKARD President allr.othe'M:Ei.rs chiliteJ world nn June last year. It rankid h'gh an educator and as author of wrk on philosophy. PRESIDENT RonMiU Bed Rufua (X t'awea. Scenes and Persons in the Current News roll J.T nt prri-M- i told for Ruy Reader l the Century of Progress, that In would tie unable to go to Cl..aen on to open that great He added that !. hoped May 27. to attend the fulr Indore It clow a this dnuippomt Notwithstanding nient, the exposition will he mally opened on ( tie dut named above, and the Intensive adlvlty on the grouud gave assurance that i would tie prartleally completed and ri.idy for visitor at that t me. IKtIKs IIULMIV 'TTJ'r 3 - Vt',ryy ovv ev-- fn i ("'"'V bor-dor- i K Mil '' Ri'P-P- . I I. r I iii-i- s a Hoorn-Tclt'- Nations Best High School Orators Ger-man- y oi-e- sum-tnone-d Osu-nil- President i:osi: r.irs Trying to Check the Japanese the'un-reasonabl- IK. e First, that e Tornado Strikes Dayton, Ohio V 'y -- 1 -i 'Ste iJ at d Utah Irlang'e cuuMe imuting fr M..i in n U rl t.n a ll Ird In a of mnli- -l Ip d urtno nt if tie Aim than n l hi D n aiiii'om d front tialhinl la adqu irlt r at I'ldm'Ho-Il Indiana. a RUT I.tki: Route-vc!- t. Hal prest ba k Eat week or o ago. Have a dan ter In In ot tn New York In West h d r. and Mr Ilifvr had th-- la-g- Mr trip wn firt, Id I'" DA BEVERLY HILI.S Well all I know la Jat what I read In the paper. or what I run Into dulr.j mt.a di-'r- .c 1 d tl-- e NE F.MtMlVv.'U'N. IT A drive to with grain fvdwu ground equ.rrc I. I I tig lllllln hr-- In ihl ir. :Q& 'yK-- J IKIK HH.IN Dll IP Mill IN Jl WMLILi IRWIEIRS IIMn I GW IUI AID IIUKY I'lUll Ifw (.ROW 'vkf the mraga might be the flret stop Arm-r- t toward recognition of the Soviet THREE memlierto ofthe the world to mute In outlawing war. In a ban government by the I' lilted State. and time Opinion In tba fluted State, as nomlc conference In dulling It wrupfltia of tiffi-4 In a.TMMig not to reflected In editorial In newnpuper been ielected by President '.,ine j arrnod forma of all ana of the country, waa veil. They are Secretary of S ate that the President had made a bold Hull, chairman: Jane M. Ci x of nna hatloiial tl,r and timely move to save the world Ohio, once Iiemorratlc rand litef-n K rerth from warfare, and that It hud a the Presidency, and S nat--j e of Pittman. to it(ttuwlnKtlc ao chain lo aucceed; hut there wa and mag aoina fear that be waa trying to exprmal. ll prove to be tend the Monroe imctrlne over ail SITTING aa a court of Imivai In tbo grMitotit art of nint i I a. and dune doubt a to for the eleventh time be course would If his what future hla regime. Coming Its history, the senate bv g in the GenId proposals were rejected. aa It did when Ku trial of bederat Judge ll.imM Lou rope waa on edge erally, the President waa li.ghly comderbark of the of mended for bia energetic and enwith rumor northern d'strlct of V I c and lightened action. California. coming war 1 Garni' President Jews of Chicago parading In protest against the persecution of Jew In Germany hy the Hitler regime whan Chanrx llor the w ai and Adlf Hiller wa aUiut to make Ida UNLESS Japan yield toItoone-velpresident of 2 President Roosevelt a'gtilng (he farm rel ef Infiatb n hill a varlon congressmen, rubinet memD-rt peace plea of President Brat deelaratlon of International the court anil Hen others look on. 3 Dr. lHn Enrique I. not, the new minister from Bolivia to the United Mate, photo and other which I unlikely ry F. Ashlirst ol graphed In Washington. policy. the reaction to Mr. the Clilnee may burn both Peimeaaago wns awaited with Arizona, chairman Intense IntereaL Everywhere It waa ping and Tientaln lo prevent their of the Judiciary the Invader Ijite rved conaldered that ha waa directing bit ue a bane committee. dispatches from Shanghai said the as master of pro admonition eeohilly toward defender, already driven bnlt to a and for twrnty four hour tli redtire. The ataorblng question waa What will point only a few miles north of the lug statement for old rnpltul, had dunned to destroy Hitler reply?" the prosecution wa both citie If they could not hold made by Reprcen The German chancellor had All the Chinese hnnks In tntive Hatton W. Sumner of Texas, the alinoat ohaolete relehatag them. to hear the eeeh he had prepared Pleplng had tranaferred llieir specie chairman of the house Judiciary In eecluslou, and when he delivered reserve to Shanghai, and British committee. The proceedings took It. It waa found that he Indorxed mining operation north of Tientaln tip the day sessions of the senate had been flopped. Thousands of and It was believed the trial would President Roosevelt's plnn for Con aggression part and agreed to families had been eTacunted from end hy May 27. Join It. At the same time. In ring- Peiping In the belief that a Judge Ixmderbnek Is standing Japanese air attack would soon he trial on five articles of Impeach ing tones, he reiterated Germany' made. claim to equal armament and nient charging him with Irregulnrl The navy office In Tokyo anto adhere to a disarmament ties In receivership cases. It Is at agreement, even If It were reached nounced that the B 13 grand maneuleged that he displayed favoritism by a majority of nations, unless ver of the navy would be held In In appointing receivers, that he ap sens south of Japan," beginning pointed Incompetent persons, and ttila demand for equality Is fully , ordered them paid exorbitant fees. recognised. Otherwise, he declared, early In June. Admiral Mlneo naval that minister, will from explained the withdraw One article claims that ho apGermany there la nothing significant" In the pointed a telegraph operator as re League of Nntlon. with fact Hint the maneuvers are being celver for a three million dollar The chancellor agreed Roosevelt tliHt lasting economic re- held In waters south of Japan. motor company; another that lie Such a Idg event cannot lie staged forced an expert receiver out of construction Is Impossible unless the armnment question I settled, on the sea of Japan owing to the office because the receiver would and accepted the MacDonald plan. I.ick of space," he said. not comply with Ills ordtrs to seIndorsed by Roosevelt. as a basis lect a particular attorney. big for tlisarniamrnl, but Insisted any Industrial regulation pew defense system must be IdentiEXECUTIVES representing twen bill finally wns completed by bland cal for Germany and the other naty lending life lii'iir tions. lie promised to disband the risers and submitted to congress. ance companies that hold farm Cermnn auxiliary police ami also It provides fur a mortgages called on Henry Moigen orators are shown above after winning first prizes nt the national Champions of the nation's high conto subject seiulmllltnry organisa$3,300,000,000 than, Jr., in Washington and told high school forensic tournament conducted nt Wooster, Ohio. to right : Caryl Arnold of Grand Rapids, board program farm of tions to International control, pro- struction the chairman that Minn., (humorous declamation); Harold Stark, Granite City, III., (oratorical declamation) ; Gene Davis, of vided other nntinns accept the same with which It Is were desirous Cicero. 111., (original oratory) and Robert Dunham, Sioux that, while they S. D. (extempore shaking). control. hoped depression helping In the successful adminisHitler declared Ills nation had will tie routed and tration of the emergency farm mort of FIRE BUG suffered too much from the Insanity the Industries gage act. tiiey were opposed to any of war to visit the same upon oth- the nation put on general writing down of mortgages or their wholesale exchange for ers, and denied that Germany con- their feet How this Immense federal land bank bonds under the templated Invasion of either France or Poland. He demanded revision sum will be raised terms of the emergency legislation. of the Versailles treaty, asserting wns left to the It wns the consensus of the ex that Germany had fulfilled ways and means ecutives that most of their mort demands" of that treaty committee of the gages had been conservatively writ house to decide. Mr. Roosevelt conWith "suicidal loyalty." ten and that In Justice to their pol ferred with Lewis V. Douglas, diOfficials of the State department icy holders they should not mnke ad in Washington said Hltler'a speech rector of the budget, and thereafter ditlonal sacrifices of assets to losses was encouragingly conciliatory. In It wns made plain that the plan to sustained during the last four years France it wns not so well received. finance the program by the Is- The opinion prevailed that the com The French government was rather sue of greenbacks wns abandoned, panies should continue to carry cool toward the Roosevelt proposthough Senator Glass, wisest finantheir farm mortgage holdings pend als. and the fear was entertained cier in the Democratic party, had lng a return of increased land val in Faris that Hitler's approval of snld he preferred that to any form ues to come with the general prosof taxation, despite his general op- perity which they felt was not far them would Isolate France. position to Inflation. The President off. Meanwhile the companies was Informed that congress wonld would continue avoiding foreclosHIS special message to IN accompanying a copy of his not stand for a sales tax to provide ures wherever possible and decide dispatch to the nations. President the $220,000,000 required during the individual cases on their merits. Roosevelt thus summarized the first year for Interest and amortization charges. peace plan that he time ago the senate called The bill, as drafted by Director SOMEthe secretary of agriculture had proposed: Douglas and others, would authorfor Information concerning grain ize the following construction works: speculating on boards of trade. Mr. through a series of 1. Public highways $100,000,000, steps the weapons Wallace has Just of offensive war of which $250,000,000 would follow In rereported 0 the present allocation and $150,000,-00fare be eliminated. sponse, and he says would be for extensions. Second, that the that big speculators No set limit. in wheat futures In 2. Tublic buildings first definite step be Norman Moore, twenty-fivyears $100,000,-00- 0 3. Naval construction taken now. the grain pit were old, who Is reported to have con while Third, that maximum. short "on an averfessed that he set the fire which these steps are be4. Army, including equipment and leveled four fifths of the city ot age five days out ing taken no nation possibly a huge airplane flotilla of every six from Ellsworth, Maine, causing $2,000 (XX) This Chinese soldier in the Lwan river section is in his trench ready shall Increase exshould the disarmament conference April 1, 1910, to damage, because "something in niv to do his part in checking the advance of the Japanese army on Peiping, fail $100,000,000 maximum. isting armaments October 22, 1932. head told me to and because he His big sword is out for hand to hand conflict over and above the limitations of 5. Slums and housing following In his report, Waliked to see fire engines roll. the pattern of tlie United States lace declined to treaty obligations. Fourth, that subject to existing Housing corporation of war days give the names of ON RESERVE BOARD treaty rights no nation during the No set limit. persons and firms short 1,000,000 disarmament period shall send any resources. 6. Natural Including bushels or more during the last armed force of whatsoever nature soil and erosion work, forestry and two or three years on the Chicago across Its own borders. similar projects No set limit. Board of Trade, as asked by the To the correspondents he said he 7. Loans to railroads for maintesenate. He explained the grain fu had consulted no other governments nance and equipment No limit tures trading laws prohibited reconcerning his project, and had conlease of this Information. fided the plan only to Secretary of with new alignment A total of 7G9 trading days cov RUSSIAS State Hull. was endangered by the ered in his report, Wallace said, The cablegram was a complete Soviet proposal to sell the Chinese showed the big speculators, as a surprise to the chancelleries of the Eastern railway of Manchuria to Ja- group, were predominantly on the world, and the President's direct pan. The Chinese were enraged by short side of the wheat futures method of approach rather stunned this plan and called off tne negotiamarket. some of them, especially the Jap- tions for a trade treaty with MosAs a group, their net position anese. The emperor of Japan, It cow. Chinese papers claim that as of the close of the market each was explained In the Tokyo foreign China is likely to retaliate against day was short on 643 days, or 83.6 never speaks with foreign Russia with a boycott on Soviet oil, per cent of the time, and long on office, cations on political matters and the which has made serious Inroads on 125 days, or 16.4 per cent of the foreign office cannot comment od the Chinese market In the last two time, and one day evenly balanced, communications to the emperor. Wallace reported. years. Prime Minister MacDonald, speaking at a dinner of the Pilgrims so- PRINCETON university w as thrown AIR laws for the world are drafted at an international by the death ciety In London, praised the Roosevelt plan almost extravagantly, re- of Dr. John Grier Hibben, presiconference on aerial legislation now henceforth America, dent emeritus, who was killed at in session In Rome. The rule joicing that I .by her own declaration, is to be inWoodridge, N. J., when his automoadopted will be embodied in an in J different to nothing that concerns bile collided with a truck. Mrs Hib ternational agreement and will be the peace of the world. ben, who accompanied him, was applicable In all adhering countries In Italy, the Balkans and MexI-icInjured. Doctor Hibben. who The delegation from the United iiffi.i'.iiirmWki Eugene R Black of Atlanta, G.i as well as elsewhere, Mr. Roosewas born in Peoria, 111., In 1101. was States is headed by John C. Cooper who was appointed to succeed Eu Uni the and of the chairman committee Princeton ot at View in Dayton, Ohio, after a freak tornado struck the west svds velt's proposals were received with educated Jr, Meyer as member of the fed He suceeded aeronautics of the Americas Ba) gene warm approval, and Norway's cab versity of Berlin. eral reserve board and governor of of the city, causing property damage estimated at several hundred thouinet was quick to be the first to ac- Woodrow WiisoD as president of association. sand dollars and injuring a number of citizens. The high wind was ao that body. C 1933. Western Kewsnasw Unloa cept them formally. Russia felt that Princeton In 1912 and retired In companied by torrential rainfall and hall. u flews Intermountain ITY. I T -- I the I t ill lnlu-trl.- il back a ahead of me on (he :ralu. redi-vC ea when had to oi e wi't roin'id (he time 1 bit coal mine an-- l one in-- ll tune the plane. Went by the Salt aft- r Ju'y 1 Chicago way, thi time. Maty one advance ItolSE, ID All line are good. They have to offiohm-nt of rvgulnr army be. and they an making p'an to cer ami troop lino Don ordered on planet. When they get to M.iho Hi, I Utah from Rulllinure put lh- -t extra titty mile an hour a pled, f-r tn of to dlret ninklng at the least Ink why that nerva-(h-- n by the urn rcimy will rut off one third of the tinea, tn It nient forex. I'm b and tho-- e few hours are the ones one .ff.r, four sergeant prl-e- s yon want n.t off They are all evenmen Hu arrival In and 21 tually going to two and one motor, Joined Idaho Il-unit will Instiad of three. Oh. say aviation la 21 mt ini re of the romervallon no more a thing lo u e. Just io you corp to f- - rm a unit to build a ran brag on the trip. It to be camp. ashamed of It If yon dnnt take It. PaCojr'e the trains with the stiff RAIT LAKE CITY. UT.-- Tbe have helped their service as cific Intcrnutlon.il ambition iimimiM-that final ar- too. and they are rolling pda a. 1 have never made a long burs trip, rangement have been made to hold but I am goin to some of these day It annual state almot over the trap 1 hope they dont scare me r bad of tlie Suit lake Mutili Ipul Gun ride In one as they do when thiy lo 2. 4. shoot will cult June 3 and Tlie By by me on the highway. I held under the auspice of the Yt'cll now a bit about the trip New Southern Utah Trapshooting assoYork was Just going up and down ciation of Kphrnlm. In their feeling with the r!e and TWIN FALL, IDA. Hauling of fall ot the stock market, just like mk salt alxmt 4t0 ml'e from Red- one ot these old time movie heroines who bosom heaved and sMied acmond, Utah, lo the Twin Kalla dist (Ho mile cord, ng to the heavy drama In the trict, and some of It farther on Into nntriil Oregon, Is siene. There Is a thing In our Amer. ican life called the New York angle, being on that Is that everything is SALT LAKE CITY. IT About speculation. Their idea Is that the eleven llion'ind aiqdbntlone Country mut read the stock marcrop produition loans linve Dsn f ket before It every In Hie Ralt region it offne can reportInto the morning old ham and e gs. gnaw In Idaho. farmer WyomUtah, by Well the market was as a whole Colorado. ing, Nevada find doing pretty good, and so they all I 'v It expisfod tint felt better than I have seen them in vhhh Is a long time, but Lord the old town ?I 2oo (mni will be nnrly $mhkhii) b- - than was loan- Is not what It used to be. Course ed I -t year In the same territory, tliats a sign that I am getting old. OGDEN, t T (mtallmcnt of n Tliats the fir.,t thing the old timer to pirent-- tin inchil of a place savs, Well Broadway co- -t of brlngu g to boar tlie iikiI-c.iaint what she was when I was actclilldien Into the wor'd loom ns n ing on her." And by golly she aint. drain on the Show business Is show business no result of tbo more. There Is 93 legitimate theacomity fund for this purpose. SU.T LAKE CITY, UT T.ix tres and onlv 20 of em occupied No valuations in S.ilt Lube minty have oiits'anding hits that everybody talks about, and with the musical (irojiiisl more thin 21 million doshows, they all say, Well we cant llar compared with last yi.ir the talent. They cant find the AMERICAN FORK, IT Work get of building the first Utah camp of people that will draw anything at the Roosevelt reforestation nrmv the box office. has been started in Ameiiian Fork late of the Jimmy Durante, canyon. movies. Is now in a dandy good POCATELLO, IDA A move is show there. Well he Is supposed to being launched here lo Invite Gov, come back to pictures pretty soon, and Lew Brown, and Henderson are Ross to call a special state election having a hard time finding some to legalize 3 2 beer with voluntary comedian that will replace him. enlisted workers and clerks Judges, Why In the old days if any of us and polling places donated. that was featured in a show left It, SALT LAKE (TTY, UT. I tah they could call up a dozen out of Into will national guardsmen go the audience that was just as good. 1 nt Camp summer training June You see now with no vaudeville, I IV. G. Williams at Jordan Narrows. mean real vaudeville, high class Members of the 222nd field artillery to the very best peowill occupy the camp the first half houses, playing well now there Is none, and ple, of the month. They will lie rep need there was your training ground for hy members of the 115th field artiltalent There is where every comelery, for the second period of the dian was trained. Every vaudeville time alloted for training. bill was full of clever comedians UT. In spite of a dePROYO, that on a moments notice could step crease In the average milk nnd into a musical comedy. No sir the los3 of old vaudeville production per cow for cows tested by tlie Utah Comity Dairy was more than just the loss of seeHerd Improvement association and ing the show. Taking away vaudeby the Wasatch Comity Dairy nerd ville was just like taking the Improvement association during profits per cow for both high school show a great increase over away, and want the pupil to 1931, tlie yearly report reveals. SALT LAKE CITY, UT. Farm jump from values in Utah for 1933 taxation grammer school purposes have been decreased ap- to college. Then proximately 20 per cent from the too, too many actors made the figures of 1932. mistake of play-- 1 in UT. SPANISH FORK, Plans ng on the making by the Talmyra stake M. I. A. call for the placing of a Broadway. They not only wore monument on the site of tlie old themselves out Falmyra fort there, but they meant nothing on POCATELLO, IDA A new road the road. No one knew them. to Maiad by way of Downey is beThats how Jolson become so poping considered by the state officials. ular in the old days. Al was smart. BOISE, IDA. Members of the He would always duck out of New conservation corps coming to Idaho York and play everywhere he could. will be permitted to fish here on He played many a one nighter in purchase of a $2 resident license. the very heighth of his tremendous Upward of 25,000 men w ill probably popularity. lie would draw anywhere. come from other parts of the counBut its not only the lack ot great try to be stationed near tlie host fishing places in the state. The shows. Of course taking Zeigfeld game department, as a pi elective away from Broadway waa just like measure, has decided to deputize all taking up the sidewalks. He will officers of the camps to assist in en- never be replaced. There was just one of him. Aint you glad forcing tlie fish and game laws. you lived in an age when you can tell 5our SALT LAKE CITY, UT Pas- grandchildren that you saw Zeig sage of tlie public wmks hill by Con- felds shows? But what the loss is is gress will assure the expenditure of the looks of the street itself. It used $7,500,000 $5 50ft, 000 of federal fi to have class did old Now nances and $2 000,000 of state funds, its a street carnival.Broadw'ay. They will be for the construction of public roads selling fish out in front of some of in Utah, beginning July 1. and the the p'aces. They have barkers rut employment of about ten thousand hollering for everything. Ah she is men a month, according to Govergreat old town, but its not "Us old nor Henry II. Blood. timers town But I expect we look ust as seedy to it, as it does to us. rOCATELLO, IDA Except for Everything is about equal in this a few bad spots, Idaho highway w orld. are reported to be in very good con 1933, 3! cN sutght Synduatt, me. dition. ! n of for-- ' week 1 l h-- - e t (a-t- - com-pe'ltl- Trni-liooti- tru-ks- ba-e- r I.i-k- wi-le- fi-- I but-terf- at 19-3- just |