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Show 3EGIN T0DAY: Statesmanship and Religion By Secyr Vallace THE WEATHER FINAL EDITION lal UTAH Fair tonight Than. dTI HtU change. IDAHO Fair and mIM. ' TEMPERATURES Ma, Tues.. 1 4 Wed, 14 Min, Tuea.. 41 I Wed. . It Mta. Wed.. 41 It noon We 41 Poneef Wed. Ti4 Rtee Thru. 1:41 a-- a-- PRICE FIVE CENTS They Call It Politics LAKE CITY SALT BLOC DEMANDS BY CARTER FIELD tmtim m Mtmm. awMH9 iN Mltir vftrws If Tto WASHINGTON. April 1$. Louis McHenry .Howe, Trnklla Roosevelt's right bower for tbe laat IS years since Mr. Roosevelt was la the New York legislature is being forced to relinqulsa bia job as chief to secretary tbe president at the insist-enc- e of bis ,J. bysle I ana Howe " most BE SOUGHT FOR RELIEF Secy. Wallace Who Controls Road Work at Conference Early Action Urged to Give Farmers Benefits This Year p take ea long rest, and aot about worry " J I i , - ' , T t '4 f . t "chiefs" problems. Hows will Field bo anecoedsd. If Mr. Roosevelt's persuasive ability is up to normal execu-tiv- e by Frank C. Walker, sow secretary of the National Emergency Council, and until a few weeks sgo treasurer of tbs Democratic national committee. Walker does not want tbs job. Ha has told tbs presl-- f dent so in emphatic language. As this is written be still thinks he can avoid taking It. Rut the president is determin ed. and close friends of 'both are betting that Walker will be sitting at Howe's desk ta- -j aide of a week or two. which assuming Walker la overpersuaded will mean aset-u- p about which Washington politicians and observers have often talked, but which has never really materialised. For Walker, ones on that Job,will really bo "assistant presi-dent.". Make no mistake about -- ' v ' ' fif' ooo t The title was used as far back that. - as the Wilson administration, end 'test applied to Colonel F. M. House. But the Tesaa kingmaker not really take a .desk at-th- e White House, and while he served M thi ftrcsidM&t unofficial bassador to tba warring powers la d-- (Continued On Page 3 Column 11 Copper Made Hard INDEPENDENCE, Mo., April It alloy (AP) A new copper which its makers say will cut atari has been developed at small foundry here The product, named eternlum. Is a chemically processed copper in which eluminum is used, said E. C. Austin, owner of the National Brass Aluminum and foundry. hero it was developed. Revere s Ride Recalled !. One BOSTON. April (INS e years sgo hundred and today the section of the old mosth uttered probably the famous words In American history. "One if by tend, and two if by sea." to Paul Revere, as the latter started on his famous fids. fifty-nin- North-Churc- Student Flier Killed - (AP) DENVER. April ion Marymee. 23. student flier was killed here today when bis parachuts failed to open and he fell about 2,900 feet to earth after an alrplano that jumping out of was receiving installed while ha struction from Col. Carloa L. Rea-v- l of the Colorado National Guard air corps. 1- 5. P. Officer Named NEW YORK. April 1. (API Investment George E. Roosevelt. hanker, waa sleeted a member of the Southern Pacific company's executive committee today, Ogden L. Mills, former who had Mctetary of the treasury, was I resigned. Mr. Roosevelt u tbu. ptflrosds rettfly sleetsd-t-4directors. heard of Marooned Boys Horn I OGDEN. April IT Two boys missing sines Sunday On the Groat Salt lake returned homo today af- a ter having been maroofttd on ' email island during u storm. Tbs boys. Willis Mitchell, It, and Alex Bingham. IT, of Clearfield, rowed small to the Island Sunday In but w storm arose and they boot, ' wrt afraid to attempt the Return trip until today. ' One Killed in Riot - OF JOHNSON April II. (AP) President Roosevelt and his aldee decided today upon a for public appropriation works for the now fiscal year be1. ginning July Secy. Ickea, the public works administrator. upon leaving the White House, told reporters that be need for $300,004,004 would continuing during tbe coming year existing projects initiated nnder the $4,100,000,004 program. The remaining $$00,000,444 will be need for now projects. The $$00,404,404 will bo earmarked In the general lamp sum relief appropriation to bo asked from Congress shortly Secy. Wallace, whose department Is in charge of public road construction. participated in the White House conference. WASHINGTON, $$04,-400,4- Report Preliminary Prepared by Com-mittee NEW TORE. April II. 's (AP) The Wash ingtoa correspondent say tods that operation- of tho National Recovery Act under Hugh ". Johnson is criticised harshly in a preliminary report, completed for President Roosevelt by the advisory review board on NRA codes, noted Clar nee Darrow, criminal lawyer, " heads ths board. "Ths report aq dratted," e the dispatch as ye. "seta forth that from the Studies ha members ot ths Darrow organization have made they are convince) that ths codes thus tar examined are developing a monopolistic trend and are doing Injury to and tho small industrialist business man." Herald-Tribune- HALF MILLION GIVEN NEW JOBS IN MARCH WASHINGTON. April 14. (AP) Estimating S, 740.000 persons had obtained jobs la the laat year. Secretary Perkins today reported a sharp gain in manufacturing payrolls during Marsh- - rIa the labor department's mOnthlystatemeilt, she said manufacturing industries added 414,444 mea to their forces during the month, bringing lha general em. tbe ployment Index highest point sines December. 1914, and wage payment to the highest level since August 1411. Payrolls Increased approximately $41,600,094 since March of laat year, the tabor secretary reported. and In March this year there ea an increase of 413.004,004. Employment for March. 1M4. was listed at 10.4 per cent of the 4 average, compared with 77.7 per cent showing In February. This was the first time the Called Out bureau of tabor statistics used ths Soldiers $ for figuring emyears of After Slaying ployment Under the former basis, figuring 192$ employment as 109. Picket the Index for March this year would bo 7$. 4 per cent compared with 71$ per cent. In February. The statement said factory BIRMINGHAM. Ala . April 1$ this March gained more than With one picket killed, and in any other March of tbe pest 1$ (AP) brush between union and nonyears, excepting 1120. miners union reported, the mobilWorkers reported added during of a battalion and one comthe month Included: Non.Manu-facturin- g isation national guardsmen wee industries 113.000; rail- pany ot today to prevent further roads 23.000 (beteeu February 1$ ordered r utbreaka and sabotage in Idle coal and March 1$); public works con- mines. struction 10.006. detachment of 75 national guardsmen moved quietly out ot Birmingham and took charge at the Edgewater mine of tbe Tennessee Coal, Iron it Railroad Co., where an attempt had been made to wreck ths water mains supplying the companys Fairfield and Ensley steel plants. for mobilisation ofTfitf Public hearings On ths liquor secondorder battalion of the 167th in control problsm In Utah will be fantry at Gadsden and . Jackson held at 3 p m. Friday. April 37. In villa to move to Birmingham for the state eapltoi building. E. M. possible duly leaned shortly Begley, chairman of tho gover- before boon by Brigadier General nor's liquor control study board an- John C. Persona, commanding ths nounced today. Alabama troops Rsprassotatlvss of hotels, drag General Persons said tns mobilstores, restaurants and breweries ization was ordered at the request and organisations Interested In the of Governor Jtller to whom Sherproblem wiU be allowed to present iff J. F. .Hav-kinof Jefferson their views. county, trouble center at present Prior to ths general sessions, the bad appealed. One picket a negro, wee killed drafting committee of tho board will meet with ths general com- by special deputies at ths Red Dia11 mittee at Am. mond Coal Co., mins near Leeds early today, and a negro miner was STAR GRANTED DIVORCE peppered with blrdshof from amRIGA, Latvia. April II. bush near tha suss abaft. In proceedings marked fey N) unNear Porter, 4a another section usual secrecy, a Riga cdurt bas of Jeffcre.n county, Officers said d granted Laura lapiante, qoted star groups of union of American client motion pic- miners exchanged $4 or mors shots divorce from William without injury to members . of tures, eith-- r side. Seller, it waa disclosed today. - Herald-Tribun- - i to-'- TROOPS GUARD STRIKE AREAS 1423-141- 1121-192- pay-roi- ly UTAH LIQUOR HEARING SET n. a non-uni- Measure to Lend For Construction Gains II 8COTTSBLUFF, Nebr, April (AP) A declaration by Rap. Terry Carpenter (tt- -' Nsbr.) that ths government might taka over Grant West- -, ern Sugar company factories if n satisfactory marketing . agreement use not fee reached stood challenged by company officials today who asked that 'ho reveal ths source of his authority." Ths Nsbraska congressman mads the eta tamest In a newspaper interview n which hs advised sugar beet growers to ' "Wit tight and dont sign any contract with ths Great Waste -- - -- . V - - , "If the Orest Western dose not cooperate with tbs government the sugar production quota (allotted tbe firm Is n blU now pending before will be given to somebody else, or ths Orest West, era factories will bn licensed . end operated by n governmental agency." W. D. Lippltt, president ot the , re, Great Western.-quickly torted that "Ths Great Westers Sugar company ban re- pasted !y signified its Intention - to cooperate In any reasonable program to stnbUigs the sqgar Hs waa shewn a Industry." copy pt Carpentaria interview A Denver. - Can-gras- s) -- w. YEAR URTH O SILVER GOINS Works FORTH BY t SEN. KING Make Advocates a! Plans For Fight To Finish 1 April 1$. (INS) WASHINGTON. Declaring government aid waa April to (AP necessary to stabilize tbe sugar inof dustry. Senator Gostigan (D.) WASHINGTON. Apnl 13 (INS) Colorado, this afternoon opened Ths House today adopted the con- Senate debate on the administraference report on the administra- tion bill, making sugar beets and tion bill guaranteeing $2,000,066,- - sugar cane baste commodities under Senator King chair 000 of Home Owners Loan corpora the agriculture adjustment act. lan of tha special Senate stiver tion bonds and permitting the use The bill was railed up during the ommittee which will confer with absence of Senator Copeland (D.). CHAPTER I of $200,000,006 for loans M the president on silver legislation of New York who bitterly protested ulats homo improvement. Thursday, said today this goat may SOCIAL JUSTICE As adopted, tbe conference re- such "unfair tactics." He was molnot be reached Immediately but administration leaders I have never at ahy time underestimated the part that aroused port strikes out tho Norris amend- lified when eventually wiU be achieved. amendto not act any agreed upon In ment which prohibited politico L have sometimes The determination of silver man religious opinion plajj in our civilization. tho appointment of employes of ments nor to pass tbs bill before tomorrow. wondered, however, whether religious opinion wa (roused over in Congress to force action on this tho corporation. perennial question is emphasized in Senator Norris (R.) of Nebraska. the right things; whether, in fact, it was fully aware of our their intention to carry their cam(Ik) of Idaho, and Harrison major social WASHINGTON. Aprii 1$ (AP) Borah paign direct to tho White House.. problems, of Mississippi. said early acPresident Roooeveit was expect- (D.) on Tho result of tho White Houao the bill waa imperative tf its For the pist few yean we have been going through an conference ed in congressional quarters today tion together with the da soon to recommend establishment benefits were to be effective this economic tnd social crisis probably as severe as any that our riaioa reached ot a monetary con Borah said contracts already of "federal mortgage associations year. fere oca of congressmen civilization were aver come in had to has as face. beet It has a result, Monday at being negotiated by sugar to lend to individuals wanting to growers hich and that "unices the bill to large part, of our failure to learn how to live with abundance. too silver Iswill hold tap place on construct or modernize their homes. to agenda expected go far in The Senate has yet to act before passed promptly, they -will loss on determining - all We have conquered great physical obstacle and have takas tha disposition ot under it" the Homo Loan board guarantee benefits tagUiaUoB thin ex.at session tho debats of vast Coatigan opened of have the natural resources; tha bp goc to the Whits House. Ho machine-powe- r, plaining the hill provisions. As reported by Smith, tho Sew said Into eonvert and to resource Vm these There were the'toehniquO It cane bests and mads sugar w , plan would allow construction loan basic commodities, wr F- -' ' .aue-thus "opening a much higher standard of living; yet up to $0 per cent of tho value of tho tor tear ting stiver I mi. to ob- - for lack the find measure's social WiU fnathina that u yutf unite, falrlyt the Dm hari dimmed tho the mortgaged property gad turn tarijeettoqifh, payment of benefits ardor v - rw , snger farmer out Of processing fruit df'ourlabor. 30 years at 4 per cast. ' ' oztea Of tho ase of silver aaof aadvo. prl- Home modernization loans would taxes, uo that livsecure money. Reverses, said one may Tho we they which we extolled and which employed spirit bear the. asms. Interest., bo limited ing prices for their beets and cane." Oliver representative, mean 4rn to a $200 minimum, and $2,000 He said the bill would stabilise throughout (he expansionist era In our history was ths spirit of MOttog "to a man who has taro maximum, for repayment Over 10 markets and prices "by quota limi- the A proud and rugged individualism carved a nation fighting a losing cause for yearn years on monthly or quarterly basis. tations on production and imports." out pioneer. when ho guddaaiy Bade aa fn erase of the wilderness. no been would other Probably have Tho plan embraces a "Federal but would cause no increase la suspirit tag eenUmeotfor htaViewa. Mutual Mortgage Insurance Cor- gar prices to domestic consumers so well adapted to tbe rapid growth of a new pation on a new Sliver interests la the House poration" to incurs mortgages cov- because the imposition of process- continent, tated word from the rules ering tho property on which loans ing taxes would be accompanied by Our whtch had before it today conpioneer forefathers, would be made by the federal atso-ci- a like reduction in tariff dutii the petluira signed by j00 repreaen. obhazards end . fronting physical acions the tatives becomes It la which was submitted possible," hs stacles which do not exist for ns. strenuously by The tatter would havo $$.000. "to raise the required monevsaid, cumulated huge corporate sur- Representative Martin for 000 federal capital each, with pow- meeting benefit payments witboat had need f all the physical and pluses at the coat of their workers' 'tatagor bill for gov! stamina they could summon. purchasing power, demand tagged erom!,t ,h er to issue bonds up to 1$ times adding to the burden of the con- moral It is not surprising that (hey turned far behind supply, depremlon came, 'The purchase of silver the capital, all bonds to be covered sumers urge for silver to ibe need much to tho Psalms of David men lost their Jobs The corporation. by the Insurance iZ. T.Dty' ' Jd Martin. 'The ril for spiritual meat and drink. The) and Home Loan -- bank board would PRESIDENT CASTS The depth Of our recedt economic Psalms to mllKr OMsidera. seemed the typify rugged and social distress may furnish the won. Gold McLeod charter' the associations aside to devaluation has not Dut a fearless, prepared WASHINGTON, April It. (AP) individual also (aid Tha representative to which with smaahthe Impetus faffed d,0Umr ln n Md h President Roosevelt definitely meet hie God taco to face. banking laves would be amended to cast paradox ot surplus wheat The pioneers lived in a scarcity shocking in Nebraska and breadlines Id Neyr commodity , permit construction loans by banks for aside today the McLeod bill economy. The first obligation pnc tare, on projects eligible for coverage payment of depositors in closed I ork City. Certainly, that pa rad ox j produce enough 'of the neces- displays the fact that we hare creunder the Mortgage Insurance cor- tanks in shaping up tha adminis- saries to life meant of aronod. It go an contration's Federal for know program early abundance, but dont poration, and to permit hard work, discouraging work, oft- ated how to manage it. It becomes oh. Reserve bank members to hold clusion of Congress. disagreeable and nnpleaaant vtous that euch mortgages up to $0 per cent Hs is confident of a satisfactory enork. conquering of exterBut because It had to be nal naturetheavails on the tax revision nothing nnless of the appraised value of the mort- compromise done, because starvation and de- - the minds bill arc and hints there the that hearts of men ora and gaged property. result it if privation erelrtrhL Another amendment would re- publicity of tax returns proposal not done, might men made a virtue of move the present Home loan bank approved by ths Senate may be ork. If the task waa monotonous, We are coming into a world to- allow for executive acmodified loaned amounts restrictions of the the more for spurring on here it is scientifically a and tion. perwould and one institution by possible to have suform the workera with tbe message that mechanically mit the rediscounting of mortgagee- of Mr. Roooeveit wants some perabundance of the good things of ork .was virtue: leisure, tabor tar to legislation Insurprovide life. At the present time we have Insured under the Mutual Likewise, it became always an In place of the present ftatay derided to agricultural and Industrial plant corporation up to their Null mediation to to uew airms11 bill save, right spend right rarely Wagner labor board established by The harder a man with the tabor that is lying tare value. for worked, and the which, the award of executive order. ts easily produce . twice he saved, the finer citizen be idle, could on a one year basis A bill containing ths general more what to now being produced. With as rated. The bli! probably will principles of the measure proposbe which invention the dearly arq Now I do not speak of this pioed by Senator Wagner introduction tomor-,- h next will bo sought in s Whits House neer age end these pioneer virtues within ourwegrasp during the proposed bill . ten could produce easily distincyeara But I make a conference tomorrow, disparagingly. will be ' cr2mdW to as much. The This measure makes permanent tion between the pioneer era and twice Investigate all the selfishness of the human th the national tabor board headed our era; and 1 make a distinction in mail xitua- d between the attitudes that prop- heart which still bolds to tha idea commiwio will k by Wagner and outlaws and at- that there is a fundamental one dominate Ibe and era, anions. erly company JfL.rport lon,u findings good LEWISVILLE, Texas, April II. A to essential shortage of the titudes that ought properly of Cob- grew? bodies things of hfe for which wo must (AP) Fonr charred dominate another GAMES those of two mea and two women, I Cor now. the fifth or six gener- all scramble, and partly in our in out an economic WASHINGTON, ation beyond those old pioneers, we ability to work today were freed from ths twisted April l have come to a time af abundance. system based on fundamental justtor Junctions ipto wreckage of a cabin piano that carnational reet?i ICpi ried Its occupants to death in a because ice rather than superficial and leB. H. E. Instead of Denary- - But we have not learned how to live gal justice. forced landing nine miles northt..4N'4li xxx east of hero lata last night. The prophets of old had this idea todify with abundance, men go hungry Brooklyn .,411 Six xxx wnhthCOnfrcu Two farmers who witnessed the great mnin and Hogan; Carroll and ragged. Because our of tom business Institutions saved too (Continued On Page 2 Column 3) tar tha District of tragedy Aided by neighbors, lifted and Lopes, bpohrer. Colombia fey four aviation com- tho bodies of tho occupants from R. H. E. ths cooling steel of tho demolished one ana ra Boeing Air plane. Tbe bodies wars placed in Phu. . ths soggy mud beside ths plans to New York ion am Oxx Trapaport, Inc., National Air Trans- Moot and Wltooa; Fltxatnu Farifle Air Transport await arrival of A truck the only Carney Air Lines, Inc. possible moans of traversing ths and Richards. scans sf tans between ths days la Which country or file a motion R. -H. E. the crash and Lewisville., a - -I0" ? answer dismiss xxx xxx the x x x wf nlnwwiiies. PKlaborgh application. . xxx .MO 84. Leals xxx to have done "tad are: ? The dead , Paris Threatens to Scrap All Disarmament Nego- .v Harry Fowler, $4, veteran pilot. French end Groce; P. Dean. Walker and V. Davie. Jewell Morgan, tt, divorcee. tiations Unless Assurance la Jack Poole. 34. printer. JC He E. Lillian Rose, 1?, Flowtas fiance. Given CSiktago ..Mi 1M 310 8 11 0 CtarinnaU. OM 018 Oil 4 0 3 and Hartnett; Vance, 8to BT MELVIN K. WHITELEATHER Impossible to continue discussion of and Lombardi. (Associated Press Foreign Staff) an arms convention baaed on the PARIS. April 13 (AP) France idea of German' moderation la reAMERICAN in a note to Great Britain armament. R.H.E. threatens to scrap all current disarmament New York 034 Ml xxx These revelations are Hitters asPhliadri. . 018 MO xxx k x x negotiations unless she la given sertions and new German budget think Raffing and Dickey; Marrwm, something equivalent to the mili- figures which the French "Congressman - Carpentaria in .."April-!- !. fN. Glenn (AP) prove Germany to rearming far be- Wilbur tary alliance In tbe old entente statement tf hs la correctly Beaton and Hayes. VoUva's absolute was Is it added. It revealed yond general belief, today. Ziou of quoted, Jieo gome amazing Immonarchy for 24 years to expressed R.M.E. In a crumbled today as hie latest edict, Rcelgnalkia Hatted plications." Lippltt said. M. Lowle . . OOO 000 001 3a memorandum drafted by Premier France's strong stand wee taken closing the "It will hs of extraordinary Clew religious wd ,0M OM 000 la colony's 0 8 Gaston 0 Doumergue and Foreign yesterday In a heated cabinet and Immediate Interest If be schools, wag violated. Radley and Hensley; Minister Louie Barthou. but the full import ot tbe note Two public openly will reveal the authority tar and schools reopened for Pyltak. It aupplemente a previous note In cion, waa not immediately disclosed. their 344 pupils, despitewhet fee ban said about tho - VoUva's which Franco .ex preseed a desire Bartbou, who (ought to - giving nf tho sugar prevent dictate, and plans weic laid to production H.H.E. tor a new arms "limitation confer French isolation, feared as a result facilities tor LOSS students quota to somebody also and Detroit . . .100 xxx xxx x ehoa, on the thesis that present of a positive stand, threatened to left without classrooms after tha about government epe ration nf Chicago . . .003 xxx xxx x g x resign In the course o( the turbu- closing of the two parochial saga? factories .. Borveil and Cochrane; Wyatt and negotiations have failed. Dowbt Germany schools ofVoilva's Christian Calh- -' lent meeting. . "Perhaps hs ban derided on Rad. , BOt his own motion 4o repeal ths .TJ Premier Doumergue told the for- olle apostoilo church. frankly says it la useto less" "Thats argue about conditions un-t- ll eign minister it was his date to reconstitution." gratitude for you." R.H.E. the full truth of Chancellor main and ether members Votive, commented when Several associations repreot .Aha Overseer x Adoir Washing., $00 MO Ixx Hitler's rearmament program cabinet finally induced Bartbou to informed the school board and x s Boehm ...00 Ml Oxx senting best growers recently bars rejected a marketing conWeaver, Thames, Haase 11 and la Germany to determined. accept the view that French safety some of tha ritxenry had risen tract tar beets proposal by tha Berg; Welland, PrnnoLk and FerGermany's "own revelations" of demands an. Immediate showdown against him. - TAfter aU Tvs done (or this rearming, the note mys, makq It on Germany's arms. rell. ' ! , , , t company. WASHINGTON. eiW-"t- a pot-sessi- man-pow- er, !" rt j i tg bti oa -- corn-mitt- ae st fa(yem4 o) bill AIRLINES SUE FOR'CONTRACTS anU-so-ci- ai pro-'tot- ag con-trac- 4 KILLED IN (D-N- PLANE CRASH short-comin- employer-dominate- -- toth? TODArS swsisssr hW.r'ir n,i xxx xxx in xxx FRANCE xxx DEMANDS ALLIANCE IN NEW - distance m fOTE TO ENGLAND xxx VOUVA LOSES Sugar Company Challenges Solons Threat Government May Take Over Its Factories i Ill April U (INS) yresh outbreaks of violence In TaylorvlIIe ct the strife-tor- n mining are today left one man dead, four seriously wounded, one rbaps fatally and another in lilt charged with aaaanlt to kill. Tbs shooting affray occurred last night whsn United Mine Work ois of America, rivalo of the Progressiva Miners' union, staged victory of the parade celebrating - era. village bearA election. KINCAID. PROBE RAPS NRA POLICY Y-F- Half Billion For Public iort SUGAR BILL DEBATE 6N Accepted in House IN SENATE On Home Loan Bill MONEY TO EIGFT APRIL 38 1934 WEDNESDAY JMILESS Roosevelt Asks New. tM mtmi49 wHk Um tbs UTAH HIS CONTROL OF ZION CITY tx - cor-dial-e. The-Thre- at - - Pro-Ti- de - a -- r wta- - ew. J i |