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Show THE HELPER JOURNAL, HELPER, UTAH News Review of Current Events the World Over more than $25,000,000. Elany othef changes, he said, were In contemplation, and he had selected only those be believed should be put Into effect as quickly as possible. Scenes and Persons in the Current News Intermountain News BrieSy told for Busy Readers w i VS. . WORK FOR REPEAL Is In line for NOW Massechusetts LITTLE GOLD HOARDED of prohibition, the tenth state to decide the matter. The 16 MILLIONS ADVANCED War Debts Injected in World Conference Britain electors voted about 4 to I wet In NEW TRAIL TO BE CULT selecting 45 delegates to a constiRANGE CONDITIONS FAIR tutional convention that will ratify . Pays Installment of Ten Millions Final Doings the repeal amendment. In Boston of Congress Before Adjournment. AMERICAN FORK, UT. Con the vote was approximately 10 to of a trail to a seldom visstruction one and of that city's delegates 1, will be James Roosevelt, son of ited part of Timpanogos cave lias been started by a crew of 15 men President Roosevelt. By EDWARD W. PICKARD from the American Fork civilian new trail AMSAY MAC DONALD threw a tlons represented In the conference JOSEPH B. EASTMAN, a mem conservation camp. The Is approximately half a mile long, commerce Interstate the monkey wrench Into adhered to the temporary tariff the London economic conference truce which was to last during the commission, was selected by Pres- and will lead to the proposed west to be federal co portal of the cave. machinery In his opening speech. life of the parley, and one of these, ident Roosevelt ordinator of transbut the wheels France, now refuses to renew Its SALT LAKE CITY, UT. Nearly portation under the 7,000 licenses have been Issued un hadn't really begun pledge under existing circumemerof terms the 9 to revolve, so the stances. der the requirements of the new tax gency railway act on sales mechanism waa not passed by the recent Utah k Eastman doesn't wrecked ImmediateA7 UILE this sort of talk was go- legislature. labor like the ly. Whether It Is ul Ing on In the conference hall. si r$ clauses in the meas- - BOISE, IDA. Froduce shipments 4 timately to operate Great Britain and Italy were plan which prevent In Idaho and Utah during May of ure 'ml I F . successful nlng to evade payment of the greatX the reduction of op-- this year totaled 2,238 carloads com ' depends on diplo- er part of the Installments due the erating forces, but pared with 3,338 carloads In the matic skill or on the United States on June 15. and k 'J I believes that much same month a year ago. France was calmly Ignoring the complaisance xttLui an be accora- LIBERTY, IDA. The Black and of Uncle Sam. In fact that she also was due to make Ik the middle of an a payment on that date, her gov J. B. Eastman plisbxl In spite of White show held here recently was Ramsay them. otherwise ernment being determined to do In this MacDonald them- one of the best ever given The railroad executives 1 address, the nothing about it. The British ofProf. William E. Dodd of the University of Chicago, appointed ambassador to Germany by President district. Dairy experts from the be must decided there have selves British prime minister suddenly Infered to pay $10,000,000 of the Roosevelt 2 Wreckage of the Sikorsky plane operating out of the lake ramp at Chicago's A Century of Progof Idaho were present University deand In labor effected savings terjected the war debt Issue, despite due. ress, in the crash In which nine lives were lost 3 Mrs. Ruth Bryan Owen, American minister to Denmark, labor BEAVER, UT. Construction on 'lacing a wreath and the Stars and the fact that It was not on the President Roosevelt's reply to the cided to arequest organized Stripes at the tomb of a Danish war hero of 1895. 22Vi per cent reduction the forest conservation camp at the accept agenda of the conference. That quesBritish offer, eagerly awaited, was to In Their scale. basic the wage Tusher ranger station In the Beaver tion, he declared "must be dealt with that the United States would acbefore every obstacle to general re- cept the partial payment only with committee of nine Is empowered to mountains is under way. to a concovery has been removed, and It the explicit understanding that the negotiate with the unions PANGUITCH, UT. The state deIf tbe negotiations fail, must be taken up without delay by money was ust an Installment on clusion. of game has ordered 50,000 partment a be would there still long period the nations concerned. Lausanne the sum due and that such action ::.-:'2-t before a strike call. Under the frys from the local fish hatchery to has to be completed and this vexed should in no way Invalidate AmerEsca-lantwaters near In be the If placed labor of terms the act railway question settled once for all In the ica's claim to the unpaid redirect negotiations fail, the federal mainder. light of present world conditions." mediation board would offer the SALT LAKE CITY, UT. The R. from BritMr. all of Roosevelt advised the the Delegates parts British empire and possibly those ish that as soon as possible they services of a conciliator who might F. C. has distributed In Utah and spend several months In bringing Idaho approximately 16 million dol from France were not surprised by should make whatever representaMacDonald's action, but Secretary tions for a revlsionof the debt they the parties together. Then, If both lars. The peak load of the R. F. C. parties persisted In disagreement relief work was reached In April, Hull and his brother delegates from desire to offer, and In Washington. " v ' Sf ' the Dnlted States did not attempt He said he had no power to reduce the way would be open to arbitra- when 33,485 families and 10,841 untion. to conceal their displeasure with or cancel the debt but would submarried persons were on the relief Arbitration would likely extend list. what they considered at least a dis- mit the results of the negotiation over a long period. Should this Mr. Hull was to congress. play of poor taste. OGDEN, UT. A Weber county decsoon In telephonic communication Under the new Inflation bill the fall, the law provides for the to work for the repeal organization a of of state laration emergency, with Washington, and as a result President is authorized to accept under which the President of the of the eighteenth amendment and his address to the conference which silver In payment of debt Installalso the prohibition clause of the was to open the second day of the ments at the value of 50 cents an United States appoints a fact findmust which commission, study Utah constitution has been formed. parley was postponed Among the ounce. So the British paid In silver ing Issues Involved and report withthe SALT LAKE CITY, UT. Little other speakers of that day. however, from obtained India. in thirty days. gold is being hoarded by residents were Guido Jung of Italy and Gea of Utah, Nevada, Wyoming and ColJan Christian Smuts of South as much as discord RS. ROOSEVELT returned orado, it is reported by the special WAR debts, .vMSw. ww , both of whom backed up vetthe matter of war IV J home from her air to agent in charge of the Salt Lake b ' , stand. ,v win " erans' benefits, caused delay In the California In the course oftrip J .'ZSLAjtm which office, United States bureau of In"We firmly believe," Jung said, adjournment of congress, though crew The race Princeton of for of divorce the Thames announced the she the varsity challenge Royal Henley cup coming practicing vestigation. "that there Is a preliminary prob- the latter question was the ostensiwhich will be held In England July 5 to 8. The Tiger crew Is boated as follows: Robertson, bow; Backher son Elliott To the Washington lem Intergovernmental debts arisIDA. Improvement con- regatta ble reason. The senate appeared BOISE, us, 2; McClure, 3; SieminskI, 4; Mial, 5; Sinkler, 6; Reybine, 7; Echeverria, stroke, and Coxswain Brooks. she explained the struction work on the Milner dam, ing from the war. An armistice was determined to stay In session nntil correspondents Incident at the Dallas airport when A cost about 18 thousand dollars to It had learned all there was to Gov. signed for them at Lausanne. "Ma" Ferguson and her husfinal settlement now is Imperative." know about the offers of partial on July 1. FOLLOWING UNCLE band failed to get into a photo- will begin Smuts was even more offensive to payment and the President's reSALT LAKE CITY, UT. Utah with the First Lady. Th graph ?samerlcans, frankly blaming the sponse. The senators had known fact was that Mrs. Roose- spring and summer ranges this June United States for the deplorable for a long time that Mr. Roosevelt simple was eating are reported in about the same convelt being wanted them to get away before breakfast and hungry, plight of the world. asked the photogra- dition as a month ago, which Is ten Chancellor of the Exchequer Ne- June 15. and Robinson of Indiana to wait and when she fin- points lower than at this time last ville Chamberlain seconded the reread to them cabled dispatches phers ished eating, the Fergusons had year. marks of MacDonald about war from tondon saying that Chancelgone away In a huff. AMERICAN FALLS, IDA. The debts, and also said the crisis In lor Chamberlain was waiting for ? U 3 4 Jackson lake reservoir is nearly world economic conditions makes congress to adjourn before anof Labor Perkins full of water, making 770,000 acre restoration of the "gold standard ab- nouncing his offer of 10 per cent SECRETARY the appointment of feet available for irrigation purSo they decided to stay He payment. solutely Impossible at present President Robert Hutchins of the poses. outlined British alms In the confer- on the job a little longer. University of Chicago as chairman On the surface the delay was D A. Foresters and ence as recovery of world prices, of the ndvlsory committee to be set BURLEY, I $ extension spec4 of Idaho i s University greater stability of currencies and due to disagreement over the modiIn connection with the new fed up fication of the President's program abolition of restrictions on Internaialists advise that farm woodlots eral employment service. for reduction of veterans' benefits, tional exchange. Senator R. F. Wagner of New and windbreaks should be cultivatTTo fnvnrort mnltlln torn! a part of the Independent offices York and President William Green ed or harrowed after Irrigation for bill. The house had accepted the of ror tower tarins, provinea ine rethe American Federation of La best results. Final watering of trees but 20 Democratic ductions were actual and tangible, compromise, should not be later than August bor and President Henry I. Uarrl-mathat they covered a wide area, that senators and Shlpstead, Farmer-La-boritof the Chamber of Commerce 15, that the wood may season to Joined with 27 Republicans they did not Impose undue sacrifices of the United States also have beep prevent winter killing. on lower tariff countries and that In voting to recommit the measure. Invited. BOISE, IDA. Idaho stands In they did not lead to economic war Then the senate adopted the line to receive upward of $25,000,- which fare. He emphasized the necessity amendment NE of the last acts of the house 000 from the federal public works of cheap money. . would increase veteran's compensafunds, of which $8,800,000 already tions by about $135,000,000. though adoption of a resolution for con- has been definitely allocated to the .. Secretary Hull arose, the the President had said he would go gressional Investigation of all acts state, according to the Idaho direct WHEN day, to make his speech. no further than $100,000,000. It was of 'jocjo&swsss.rB'Oi Judges and other or of highways. It was expected he would make some expected the house would accept Raymond F. ("Bobby") Coombs, court New York federal city police dumping 3,880 deadly weapons, ranging from IDA. Cassia county nephew of Jack Coombs, former BURLEY, the senate plan and that Mr. Roose- agents In receiver.sort of reply to the war debts 0 pooled lambs sold at Denver at star pitcher of the Philadelphia Ath shotguns to slingshots, from the deck of the city boat Maeom. The weapBut he was silent on that sub- velt would veto the entire bill. But one year's collection of seized arms, were dumped into-thship cases, the a hundred pounds. letics and now coach of the Duke ons, representing ject, devoting much of his speech to the house showed signs of going sponsors being Sab-atsea off Scotland Lightship. The accumulation consisted of 3,150 pisso baseball with who a the the has of tarteam, Local renewal UT. the along President, EPIIRAIM, argument for turkey university of Chicago and tols, 476 rifles and 200 other deadly weapons. iff truce promulgated by President Democratic senators changed their Celler of New York. growers are sending aid to the far- joined the Athletics pitching staff. mers In their fight against grass'Bobby" has just graduated from Roosevelt This must be followed, mind and, after a hot debate, ac- Representative Hat-tohe said, by removal of trade barcepted the program It had previhoppers. Sixteen thousand young Duke university. Summers, TexJ if turkeys were moved to the infested riers, elimination of excessive tari- ously rejected. The bill was passed as, Democratic FINDS NEW FUEL farms to coubat the Insects. ffs, stabilization of exchanges and by a vote of 45 to 30, and what had prosecutor and abandonment of nationalistic eco- seemed to be the first defeat for chairman of the TWIN FALLS, IDA. The 1933 the President was turned Into a nomic policies. house judiciary Judge F. E. state ram sale will be held at Filer "The world cannot longer go on Tlctory. Congress then adjourned. committee, fair grounds August 10, a week latWoodward as It Is going as present" Hull said. Chicago would be er than usual, the sale committee "A successful meeting of this conOTHER the senate respects one of the first courts to be the of the Idaho Wool Growers' asIN ference In my Judgment Is the key acted swiftly !n completing the subject of Inquiry, because of the sociation has decided. Entries will to widespread business recovery." legislation the President had asked. Chicago Bar association report con not be accepted after July 16. The Important bills enacted Includ-demning the actions of Judge FredV- IDA. Idaho is due for v . ed the almost terrifying Industry , erick E. Woodward In allowing a BOISE, POSSIBLY more threatening to control-publibecause apple crop this year large works measure; the of the conference In a a million of quarter nearly than the Injection of the war debts banking bill which fees to his son's law firm as re- of a favorable sot of blossoms, acfor limited makes Issue was the demand of the French, provision deposit ceivers' counsel. The bar associa- cording to federal crop men. A crop unless tion did not reflect on the Integrity of peaches of approximately 42,000 Pre1034, 1, January guarantee by represented In an emergency ordered earlier by mier Daladier, that of the Judge or the law firm, but bushels compared with 178,000 bushels last year is forecast, the reducthe President ; and the fourth de- condemned the practice. the dollar be sta tion being attributed to severe cold billzed before the ficiency bill carrying the largest matter of tariff appropriations ever made In peace EN OLE BERT weather. time. The home owners' loan act CHANCELLOR Is determined that SALT LAKE CITY, UT.-E- arly and removal of other setting up a $2,2O0.0mO00 corpora- Austria shall not be Infected with season travel to Zion national park tion for home loan mortgage relief Hitlerisra, and the government Is shows a substantial Increase over trade barriers be taken up. Both the already had been passed and wns carrying on a determined war Inst year, according to reports from-- , signed by the President, who at the against the Nazis, who are accused the office of the park superintendollar and the same time Issued an appeal to mortpound, he intimated, of plotting to Inaugurate a reign of dent must be stabilized gage holders to desist from fore- terror there to be followed by a Ji Klmbcr-l- y KIMRERLY. IDA.-T- he closures until the new agency can on a gold basis at coup to seize control of the counPremier school board has reduced lis levy begin functioning. the earliest possible Daladier try. All known Nazis In the coun to I t mills for the coming year The Industry control bill did not moment try are being arrested for question- from 20 mills last year. "We feel we must end the cur- get through without fierce opposiA new fuel which promises to rev ing by the police, who assert more tion frotu 15 of the more radical rency war," Premier Daladier deIDA. The Ban- olutionlze the transportation of the than 10 per cent of them are GerPOCATELLO, "The maintenance of the Democrats and 23 Republicans, all mans. One of their alleged loaders. nock county commission has reach- world has been extracted by T. II. clared. led by Senator Borah, who especialgold standard Is Indispensable. How Theodore Hnhlcht, was claimed by ed an agreement with the directors Kruttschnitt, son of the late railroad Assistant Secretary of War Harry Woodring and Miss Helen ly denounced the giving of vast can circulation of goods be the German minister to be an em- of the Days of Old Fort Hall, Inc.. magnate. Julius Kruttschnitt, from (laughter of Senator Marcus A. Coolldge of Massachusetts, who are to Gen. Hugh Johnson, the ployee of his legation, and the min which Is to If their value depends on luck power a rodeo here In nntural gas. It Is made fnm butane to be married on July 25 at the Coolldge home in Eitchburg, Mnss. present and hazard? What would you gay man selected as the administrator. Ister protested sharply when Hab July, to use a part of the receipts gas which has either beeo Ignored The senate rather Ignored the leht was arrested. to an architect or builder who used In retaliation for sponsoring a county fair Septy engineers and chemists or used executive order which President the Prussian secret police expelled tember an elastic footrule?" to help In refining gasoline. 28, 29 and 30. only Cardinal Richelieu a Jumper Alligator Car Feari Few Foea America's hope for success of the Roosevelt had transmitted, providfrom Germany Dr. Irwin Wasser-baeckThe alligator gar, which frequentCardinal Richelieu spent bis hours for I50NNERS The IDA. a world FERRY, ing regroupings, consolidations, built was upon conference chief of the press depart Chewing Insect ly preys upon valuable secles of of relaxation in leaping over furnitariff trace, and the French believe transfers and abolitions of certain ment In the Austrian legation It $200,000 bridge across the Kootenai The Insects comprise the game fish, Is Itself practically lm ture. And It Is said that on one occhewing executive agencies and functions. lias river been to for the traffic blocked this presoponed have relations be Berlin. they Naturally various caterpillars, beetles, grass mune from attack by aquatic cren casion he was discovered with his ceremonies. The ent at least. They assert this would He explained In his message the tween Germany and Austria wen with impressive Is due chiefly to the servant Jumping to see which ot leaf rollers and tyers tiires. This hoppers, for these and structure of necessity steel Is and cotwete changes mean nothing so long as currencies near the breaking point. Cnt'Tplllnrs are the larva of beau enamel like quality of Its unusually them could reach the higher point over 1200 feet In length are fluctuating. C. Kit, WaMora Newspaper Union, Only 15 of tbe na- - said they would effect a saving of tiful butterflies and moths. thick and heavy scales. on the wall R fair-size- d Mi If " i Ms i y - t2 d Princeton Lightweight Crew to Race in England "v1- . e. ft -- Africa, 1 w ' New York Gunmen Lose Their Weapons "1 i - N o . . $8,-1- h Romance of Official Washington said A Ja if' y, r; r Glass-Steaga- i'T" t-u- Cool-Idg- , e, |