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UTAlf News Review of Current Events the World Over Th Ml of beer ha been legal lied la only 14 Stale effotlv on April 7, The prohibition laws have Oil" r at tea lo fi r , r be Q these State doe iF v . but the Dot bet unit efiet live until fit-- April 7. ami lo one stale ul until July 1 2r- The Other git ttate are dry either c sum- - of tigisiation enacted after Jy of the Eighteenth T , II. a adoption amendment, of were dry previous Futne of these to tl.nl enactment, their dr) state will possibly law before ll.e presto! session of adjourn. tut rrjK-alr-- J rcel Scenes and Persons in the Current News Ilrirfly lol r 111 r 'JY K r farm rrllef bill THE PreldnP it lib blb lbs turns Democrat anil Reput'llraii ruling tor and (gainst 1L During ibaboura tit orator y, ton HiiiiI aliiiiuit hr! to riclq itliina loo on Ilia I'll r I of ttirmtx'ra at to ah? they would vole for or against the blit, man; Interesting w r statement I Attorney General Homer Cummings had conferred wllh President Boons velt, and that Mr. Roosevelt "fully approved of lha action." Washington authorlilet directed U. 8. Attorney o present the cn to tb federal grand Jury al orir wllh a view to an early trlnL T'IIE GOV I ISNMKNT tij 111 In Germany, people HUM I 1h rrlrh flag ha abdicated In favor of a die latoralilp by th Hitler government. which means that . Adolph Hitler, for mer Austrian paii.t er, to In supreme power. The acion of tl rol. living at tt IJ.t ,f , ' f exo-iidilut- e .a- pre-wa- e, lliiid'-tihur- Lnu Marl-opcnln- g n Turning Out Millions and Millions of Dollars r ........ Hands Over $500,000 Jewel Haul 'V i r 0 bn ' yifyity inmii RFC t: Ol O TRIII. THY M YK l.t-K- h- passage of the economy bill the question of tb governalilrb (hi muuien ment economic aquareiy up to lb ou decision wa , President. The law and I he fine kVW ratified, wa attend t nut le, passed by the lust congress putting ed by all Ihe pomp I j.J In ordlnnry time Into the hand of the President the J and clfi uiiitiince if wouldn't auiKrt reorganization of government deI nmnart hh al tlav. J i a measure of this tainments and bun-nilgive to the . iw.. Ihe former crown p --IJL .S'. L kind." win l ho Kiuio President dictatorial power over & prince and other ment of (Tmlrtnun Jono of the hr government for aul nieiiil-er-- 1 I of the llohenziliern fum , ,, . - r I uy ,.ri. tainted rlculturnl rotmuliive nft.r a ballot arle op to Itie point of a 15 -i llh all the foriiuil jfr , bad prohibited auiendmenta. "But cent reduet Ion, llie liunilter of de- Ity of the r court, Residence section of Tetm, w I. General view of the damage csum'I b) the tornado at are at war. And while tliia partment and bureau and the emVon In Ida addre! 3. Another Roosevelt Is assistant secretary of the navy, Ohio. of He flood war la on I'm Going to follow the ployee needed to operate them, and Ohio. Iniindnted water by of the reklmtag B. the of the Frol lent. man at the other end of the ave- the amount to lie pnld lo veteran, founded an appeal to Ihe people "fr Cot Henry Lntrohe Roosevelt, a cmt-I nue who lint the (tug in Ida hand. and to what veteran. a nationnl rebirth of the soul for don't think tliia bill ran nmke thlnca It I exjiected that sui h reducthe weal of a unified, free and proud an; nurse. God know a we all hope tion a are made In the aalnrlea of Germany." it will make thing better." a golden government depart mint will he efHitter, standing "Thl la a child of the Jig anw fective April I, luit the aavlnga made rending de.sk, responded. lie apIn the pay nietil to veteran ennnot, pealed for foreign amity. puzzle age." mid Representative He reClarke of New York, the agriculture under (he law, be effective until jected the charge of German war committee' ranking Itepuhllenn. July I, por the next fiscal year, be- guilt n a lie, and asserted that nei"Itut tilled with horror and hell ginning July 1, ll I predicted Ihe ther the former knls.-- nor the govlahnevi a It la I'm going to follow ecoimtiile efTisted by Ihe President ernment desired the conflict. He the Provident." will amount lo a total of t.VtSGci:,-OoO- , promised to restore true unity to divided a follows: noprevontiitlre Hope (Itep., Kan ) all Germany, all states, all profesinld he could not aupport It. "You and chisse. sions I. non of Elimlnatimi are putting Into the Immla of one "Vc want to he sincere friend frvtca connected di man control of the live of Ito.ouO,-(Va- t lo the world at large," the chancel ability ftl)oanrrt to World mar veteran 1201, 152.060 lor mild, "and lo posses a real people who live on farina," he In I. of f.KliicUnn pay mid. "If you rote for this bill, peace width will help heal the am- KOVrnmnt wound from which we are sufferITS, 000, 000 jonre !nid; voting for a bigger plnyeet and better farm board." I. Reduction of Fpnnlah For )pnr heavy burden have ing. American war pen In the senate the hill will not pressed Umn our people. After a atnnv 15,000,000 It have such clear stilling a had 4 EntablUhment of uni period of proud revival, poverty and In the house, and It I expected It form schedules for distress have visited us once more will pass mil; after being amended disability pa)mentf .ek their "Million of German 40.000.000 to veteran to tRke oat of It provisions man; S. dally bread In vain. Our economy Limitation on retroac members of both the aenate and Is desolated, our finance shattered. 25,000 010 ttve payment!-.....- . bouse object to. it la not safe to 4. WUcallaneou! 42.000,000 For 2,000 year this fallh has clung lo our people; ever against our predict what the bill will provide 000 Total Jin. ti!, for b; the time It got bnck to the nscent come our fall. The German White House for the President' victim of Inner disintegration, disThe plan for the reorganization and consolidation of government de- united In spirit, and divided In will A scene In the printing room of the United States bureau of engraving and printing, where the $2,000, partment and bureaus hn not yet and thus helpless In action beuncomes powerless to mulutaln hi 000,000 In currency was turned out In a few days to supplement the currency In circulation before the bank CONGRESS now has before It the been announced, but there will of three, step In the doubtedly be an additional saving own existence." holiday, ordered by President Roosevelt Presidents unemployment relief of from $.'100,000,000 to half a billion The new order of thing awoke program. The first of these prodollars effected In that way. HACK SIGNS UP Germany to a pitch of enthusiasm vide for the Immediate enrollment The entire matter of economic In not witnessed In many year. Bonof workers to the extent of ap- the administrative end of the gov- fires flared and torchlight proces ernment Is now In the hands of the giona were everywhere. proximate!; 250,000 for concentration In government established President, Ai ASSURE an era of world camps, the men to be employed In a flood control, prevention of soil eroIN RESPONSE to complaints by pence the general line of solid sion, building of roads In governAmerican Jews of the persecuEuropean front In the form of a ment forest reserves. In forestry and tion and excesses committed against pact by the four chief power were In any other work which the Presevolved at a confertheir by the Hitlerident may direct ites In Germany ence In Rome bei The men congregated In these Secretary of Slate tween Prime Sllnls-teMacDonald of Cordell Hull asked camps are to be provided with housGreat Britain anil the embassy in Rering, food, clothing, medical attendun to make a comhis foreign secreance, and to be paid a cash wage of not more than $1 per day. In plete report on the tary, Sir John Sithe case of men with families a porsituation. mon, and Premier tion of the cash wage Is to be alThis action was Mussolini of Italy. lotted for the aupport of the famtaken as a result of The project, which ilies. the representations calls for the colThe expense, for the present at made to the State laboration of Great least Is to be met, by diverting from by a Britain, department France, the treasury unexpended balances delegation from the Germany and Italy, of appropriations made by previous American Jewish Is described as founded on the sessions of congress for other pur- congress, headed by Rabbi Stephen spirit of the Kellogg pnet and as an S. Wise of New York. International agreement to outlaw poses. It Is said that about 'A . Is available through such a The department Issued the fol- war. The plan was put forth by Mussource, and It Is expected this sum lowing statement: will maintain this plan for about "Following the visit of Rabbi Wise solini, according to the following often weeks. the department has Informed the ficial communique: There Is much opposition to this American embassy In Berlin of the "After a full and exhaustive exproposed law on the part of labor press reports of mistreatment of change of Ideas of the general situnions because of the low wage of Jews In Germany. uation the ministers examined In 11 per day. "The department also Informed these conversations a plan put forRepresentative Connery, Democratic chairman of the the embassy of the deep concern ward by the head of the Italian house labor committee, refused to these reports are causing In this government for an understanding Introduce the bill because of the la- country. on Inrger political questions, with bor union opposition. "The department has Instructed the object of securing collaboration Harry Sidiuor, left, of New York, handed over the $500.00(1 worth of The second step Is an appropria- the embassy to make, in collaboraJewels he obtained In a series of thefts at Miami Beach, Fla. They were of the four western powers In an tion through which further grants tion with the consuls, a complete re- effort to promote, In the spirit of Hack Wilson, star outfielder of concealed In a pleasant bungalow which apparently was used as a base for unemployment relief may be port on the situation." the Kellogg pact and a 'no force' the Brooklyn Dodgers, the last of of operations. With him are shown the chief of police and mayor of Miami made to the states. declaration, a long period of peace the season's holdouts, has finally Beach. 3.2 per cent by weight and for Europe and the world. The third step, which the Presisigned up for 1933. Photo shows BEER, cent dent will submit later, "extends to The solid front of the four pow Hack at bat during his first workby volume alcoholic per a broad public works labor creat- content, will be on sale legally In ers. It Is Implied, would-b- e for col out at the Dodgers new training 14 states on April 7. The house of laboration in European affairs, but field at Coral Gables, Fla. ing program." Including the operarefused to accept such an understanding would also tion of Muscle Shoals, the developrepresentatives ment of other power projects, vast the senate amendment providing promote a more unified action In reforestation plans, and a public for 3.03 per cent, and the conference dealing with other International building program Involving the ex- committee decided to accept the problems. Premier Daladler of France deThe cost house percentage; the committee penditure of $250,000,000. also killed the Borah amendment clared that before France can acof carrying out the three steps will be about two billion dollars, providing that the beverage could cept the scheme Important modifnot be sold to children under sixteen ications must be made. He said and It Is expected the President France would accept the plan in will propose to cover half of that years of age. AS soon as the new law becomes principle. amount with a bond Issue. Among the modifications operative and beer Is actually on the premier had in mind was one sale the plan to bring a test that Poland and the little entente CHARLES E. MITCHELL, former case to "drys be rushed through to the (Rumania, Czechoslovakia, and of the National City be included In the agreebank of New York, was arrested at Supreme court for the purpose of bis home charged with willfully determining the constitutionality of ment as equals. the law, and they believe the court evading payment of will find that 3.2 per cent beer is Inan Income tax of flood In the Ohio river val THE has toxicating and that the law Is untaken at least ten lives for the $557,152 constitutional. and caused millions of dollars' year 1929. He was It was to minimize this possibility worth of property damage. The released on bond. that the senate reduced the alcohol- Red Cross Is caring for thousands The warrant was ic content to conform with a finding of refugees forced from their homes based on an affiof a British commission which had by the flood waters. Their suffering davit and complaint decided the highest alcoholic conwas intensified by a return of winby Thomas E. Dewtent possible In a ter. New Richmond, Ohio. Is one ey, chief assistant United States attorbeverage would be 3.05. of the hardest hit of the flooded . Under the new law the sale of towns. There were only five buildney, which charged the beverage will be regulated by ings In the town of l.fWX) left dry that the financier as Dr. Hans Luther, who states, counties or municipalities as On the Kentucky shore across attempted to evade was true before the days of prohithe tax due on an from Cincinnati water crept across head of the reiehsbank and was ap bition. There Is nothing In the law the river flats to leave some 3,000 pointed as the German ambassador income of $2,S23.40o.S5 In 1920. The return filed by Mr. Mitchell to prohibit the sale In saloons In homeless, and Isolate the towns of to the United States to succeed for 1919 showed a purported loss of stntes or counties or municipalities Newport, Bellevue, Dayton. Fori Friedrich Wilhelm Prittvvitz. DocSome of the fashionable women of Paris, France, are here seen post$48,000, which, of course, resulted In where saloons may be wanted, and Thomas, and Southgate from Cov tor Luther was chancellor of the bis paying no tax for that year. German republic during part of 1923 ing on the billboards their demands for lower taxes and full suffrage for where such method of sale may be Ington. their sex. In Washington, It was reported. authorized. nd 1920, , 1933, Western Newspaper Union, Reader BEVERLY IUI.L3. Well ,n 1 know la Just what I read in tb pa. por. and wbat I boar by word cf ptMATEI !.h IDA. Initial armouth. You can rangement are heimf made liete for bear an awrul Iitil'died ri eratl"h aluult three lot by word of for the 11nm1.1l It tary district n mouth nowwtnhly ami euifen uw, hlU opeu aday. In fact (her )a almoat Muy 4th twlr a much CnllUR D'ALENE. IDA. Flavll-l- a distributed by Ihe Mter of Pit-"- , word of mouth the original of Mark Twain' faas there is by mous fl. Hon ilmraeter, Tom Saw-je- r. :be written died here reiviitly. Mr, l'liieo word. Never mat wu a native of Ottawa. PI . nud rechatter people of tm uibor living ported n the ng o much. Evlie Itnine'. ate Saw) or family. erybody Inu got MnM'O'V, IDA Peril, Ihe only their head together, but not to en many have their head. rnogl.le.! ore of IxT) l.lllll. ha h But I am telling you my honest found In .ie i.ler, 'Me ipi..nt.tl. In lat h remit)' mb .1 dei,ii w hh U opinion gathered here and there. W In th i..t have pied, aid rummer-ii.i- l got the puncture fixed and are beadI dunt know when ml. u v'emd at more thin one ed away. Cottr wo may have another on, but it a doRat. hum'ied ll I'.oIsE. IDA. Th law rqioaling terrible relit f lo get thl one mended and get in the old car with a of th the "gin mairioge" proii-i-- ii Igb of sullsfartion and get itarted, of Idaho will lav, marriage and that what Mr. Iluoaevclt baa 1. This will on May lido c,'f.t gi I never wa on of I In t'mo to iiRovv Malm to reap done for u. for I never d.d those predictors, uml Juno lt the of lem-May th know w bat to predict, but we arc off tt. dJ!'.s. to somewhere. Obi Oregon RoISP, IDA.-T- he Thl fiuy hasent been on ther BoIm. amid Mountain T. alt bet w over three or four weeks, but b this humHome N to certainly ha.seut spent that time mer. In front of the newsreel, lie told I'ltOVO, FT. Farmer, who Congress 1 want some authority, for pluming thl atfaifi and (or once In their lives t!uy d:d !oil!d leraieful Uihebit Spring tho right thing they give It to him, fate and and (or tho minute they give him In the V.fVtle gr. w tiit southern grown m ed, nieording some authority, w by thing begin utrrieitltiii 11I agent. to th cuuitv to him. Course tho first move away albar k when he first entered the office Report have been iiTiived that falfa M d pr.. lie cl In Arizona and was to close all the hank. He beat eutlirn ('iiH'orr'u I h loir soM in tho depositor by about 24 hour. shown slid They would have dosed em anyhow. the state T is Ini alitb do not proBut here I the difference, when a hi mire hum! I a Die Utah depositor closes one It stay closed, duce a good but when the President closed one, variety. it has a relapse and opens later. ROME. IDA Gov. C. Ben R'e That was the one leg thing that be has issu'd f. priH latiiatinn suspenddid that really started tho whole ing liiortgice f tv Insure for sixty "Back to Normalcy." That's an old In hi proclamar.ernnr g The day. Rethe nutholity of the Republican expression. Poor old tion invakr bunch bad wasent a they publicans, law hati! h g mid ninrlg iee holiday enacted by the last session of the of fellows but Just dumb. You know a dumb fellow can be most likable fellow In the world. OGDEN. I T The five cent fare the You can Just kinder love em and has lieeti adopted permanently by pity cm at the same time. Well wbat Ihe loeul Ftre-railway. do you think Is a Republican SALT LAKE CITY. XT Vignow? Here they see a thoughts or on measure will have lo be folIn and do everything in the in Inercnse lowed to cheek the world that they ought to have done deaths fiom tuberculosis due to the years ago, but dident think of It. depression. It was declared by Miss So Its as I say, they meant well, but L. Stracham, New Yink, director of was Just dumb. They dident put the child heal It of the National Country on the bum purposely as association, on her arrival lots of folk think. They thought for a visit in Salt Lake. they waa getting somewhere. You see a Republican moves slowBOISE. IDA. A reduction of water rates for residents of the city of ly. They are what we call conserta-ttveJerome lias been approved by the A consertative is a man who public utilities commission. has plenty of money and dont see OGDEN, UT. Committee of the any reason why he shouldent always Utah Cnnners association and the have plenty of money. A Democrat Utah canning crops comniiltce of is a fellow who never had any, but the Utah Stale Farm Bureau fed- dont see any reason why he shoulderation have announced that they ent have some. So the Idea of closhad reached an agreement on the ing a bank of your own free will prices of tomatoes for the season ns and accord is as foreign to a Refollows : No. 1. $9.50 a ton and No. publican as selling stock which you 2. $1 a ton. Last year No. 1 tomadont own Is foreign to a Democrat. toes brought $10.50 a ton and No. 2, Its not the Democrats conscience that would hurt him. Its Just that he $1.50 a ton. BOISE. IDA. Salary reductions never thought of the thing. The Republican thinks the boat for state employes ranging from J2 to 25 per cent have been approved shouldent be rocked. The Democrat says, Rocked bedambded, why sit by the si ate board of examiners to here and starve in it? Go ahead and Govermake a saving estimated by turn it over, maby the bottom side nor Ros. chairman of the bonrd, has barnacles on it we can eat. at "In excess of $200,00(1 for the biIt dident take Mr. Roosevelt long ennium." to see that a major operation was SALT LAKE CITY, UT. More necessary. Asparin wouldent do a than $100,011.1 in federal funds will thing for the patient but prolong the be loaned Utah and soulheru Idaho agoney. He had had that for years, pouliryrnea this spring through the so when Roosevelt started operating Poultry Finance Corporation of it kinder threw a scare into the old Ulah to le used in the purchase and consertative Republicans, but I am finding of baby chicks, it Is indicatgoing to give the rascals credit. ed by repot ts received here. When the operation was a success 'I HET.MOluLIS, AVYO. Mrs. V. why they was the first to applaud. Hridg-- r Ilci.n, the last surviving They every one admitted, "Boys we child ci Jim Bridgec, famous Indian were wrong." You see the Republicans as I Seoul, tnpjvr and guide, died here recently at the age of 84 years. Mrs, say have all the money, and they Ilahn was the daughter of Bridg- would much rather be saved by anets second wife, a Ute Indian other Republican, but they woman. would rather be UT. Support of the OGDEN, saved by a Dem Ogden river reservoir project should ocrat than not he given by Ogden business and prosaved at all. And fessional men and its adoption by Roosevelt today the United States government should has some of his lie urged, Dr. William Peterson of staunchest adthe Utah State Agricultural college, mirers in what at a weekly meeting of the declared used to be hu Rotary club held here. morously called RICHFIELD, UT. The Sevier the Republican district schools are Party. You keep with the South Sevier chapter of a Republican Rod Cross in raising getting Interest on his money and the $70 quota of the local chapter he dont care it its Stallin of Russia for relief purposes In the earththat Is doing It. So we are just off quake disaster region in Cali- with a flying start. fornia. And then the next best thing was that Mr. Roosevelt did was to lose clilorl-natST. ANTHONY, IDA. A Europes address for a week or so. installed on the water system That was always the main trouble of St. Anthony is declared as likely with Mr. Hoover. He was the most to stop the typhoid outbreak report- able, conscientious man, but he just ed here. couldent help but worry about EuLiAFTON, WYO. Star valley resi- rope, or China, or Madascar, or dents anticipate making this a re- beria or somewhere. If he could cord year in home beautification, have just let them carry their own with tree planting one of its major load for awhile, why everything was project. Arrangements have been would have been better, but he made with the superintendent of what you call a world humatarian, the state experiment farm at Aflon, and Roosevelt is just a local huto supply valley residents with trees matarian. 4JJJ, McNtttgkt Syndtca , for transplanting. 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