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Show CACTI K --- News Review of Current Events the World Over AMWUCAN. LOGAN. UTAH - n.- STRIKES la many bramhea of tbs automobile Industry will occur unless tbs sir king tuiployer of the I Islicr Rudy plant at Hint, illrb., win their demands, accord- - Scenes and Persons in the Current News s f O' 'J m lit, re ifc. 7 Hi P-- Where Golf Stars Will Contend in June lrTT. J I wv v - 'V ' r - ' a ri . t ti THE General California Mans Unique Hobby 4 rirv c. "t i .I . ff, I' ) 1 it jfy&c r n 1 Fail in Nonstop Flight to Rome r, V a WIL CIRUS PI.W AIK IS,00 MOKE Ml DENTS IMFIMKO (IT IE IKTK W K ENROLL I OK MlKLMS M 11ORT MINI lUlli Iincliot Six-yea- $&aud Hews Briefly told far Busy Header ing to President Green of the Amer-IraI'rdersliuO of laihor. Tl.a strike of the worker employed at (ha Planer Body plant at Delights Opponents of Flint, Mull, reflects the spirit of Victory Over unrest and discontent which preNR A Will Abandon Codes for iVcw Deal vail among (lit automobile worker at the present I. me," Green sold Small Husinesses. to a statement, "Thera will he no pcaie In the automobile Industry," he Uy EDWARD W. PICKARD "until the grievance of (lie work.( Iklsa, f kr ers are fairly settled, discriminaliver until It reaches fl 29 to ounce tion and coercion DA VIP A. REEI) of stoped. th SENATOR or until It metallic reserve ttrength right of collect)' fighting In th bargaining esrearhe 25 per cent. Thl la both tablished and company union domprims rlt-- i for r mnulna ination and Intimidation stoqei l.oa, toitfiH from th hectic htt permlsslvs and mandatory. ovr - (lr Tli President I authorlred to Dissatisfaction hs been aeon luI hit rival, Gov. Gif- - nationalize silver condem he added, "because of th through sted. "v. - ' ford lHii hot. nation. This Is permissive. failure of the automobile labor In was majority board to function properly and INSIDER ATI' X of the record (hr neighborhood fectlvety." and long of of three Chlmgo federal Judge 1 troubles along the Ameribefore all Ilia In and receivership bankruptcy can waterfront Increased dally. -were In Govwere under consideration On the roast thousands of ernor Iinchot gave the house judliiary committee, with seamen pacific quit work In sympathy with up and aired hit the possibility of Imiiearhiuent la the striking longshoremen, and the to prosert. A subcommittee turned rongralula'.lofia mnyor of Seattle aked Secretary In a rejuirt on the Jurists, Charles (lie ton tor. of the Interior likes for federal Senator E. Sine Woodward. Janie H. Wllkerxon troops to protect non union workReed, oue of the and Walter G. l.lndley, making no ers. In the Jiort of th Great Old Guard oonwnatPea, hat been recommendation for or against Itn Lakes a general strike of tugmea 1 an unrelenting irltlc of the New peacbment but criticizing sharply waa threatened. Luke Lea, former senator from Tent, - ee (right), ami hi mn, Luke Ua, Jr.. In prison stripes at At Galveston the for fraud In a bank failure. 2 Mr. W. - Ochiltree, presa Governor and "proIlnchot, for allowance their and Ieal, attorney longshoremen were still out, and Raleigh, N. C. where they are serving aei.trme of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington cemgressive" Republican, liaa given lilt receiver foes. hundreds of oilier worker went on ident of the American War Mothers, placlt e a wreath on the tomb Army of 1934 In the cbowr line at their camp at Fort of the m' full aupport to Ireableut RooseWlib reiect to Judge John P. strike. etery on Mother's day. velt's policies. the result of the pritiMMnxton, Hunt, Virginia, nnr Barnes, who ha handled several maries a as bailed with glee by op- receiverships and bankruptcies In A 1.1 CJ senate JIT vote of to the ponents of the national adtnlnlst ra- the federal court at Chicago ainc passed the Fletcher Rayburn tion. I loth the itiidi datee made the 1933, the subcommittee declared It bill which pljccs the seurlt!es ew Ival the Issue In their camhad no criticism a to Ida conduct market of the country tinder the In these mattera." paign, and when the governor aa control of a federal comregulatory s Him from nuking by prevented had mission. The measure leihes, Mr. I'lncliot took the ISO NATCllEKS" are not faring ao iase the house, tintalready t-- t with the the defended tiump and vigorously O well In the Far West and provision that the federal trade J Iresbleiif programs of recovery. Southwest. r old June Rocominis-do.4should be the regu, ' z Notwithstanding all lb's, Iosttnaa-te- bles, who was kidnaped from Tucs I a 9. V and tills difference, latory body, General Foiley aaid: 1 do not hou-e- 's was found In a tomb-likArlz., son, the with rn protogether regard the defeat of Governor Iin- hole whore site had boon kept vision for a fixed margin requirei ,i i chot a a New Deal lest," and were and there some delay In the caused good chained, ment, DemSenator Joseph T. Robinson, tchances that her abductors would conference. conferAt a pre ocratic leader, took the saute alti- be & 4- child was weak hut ence President Hie Roosevelt atated caught. tude. President Roosevelt refused he preferred the house version uninjured. (hat to comment l Angeles police In a sudden of the bill In those two particular of Senator Daniel 0. Hasting raid freed William F. Gettie, oil and that he had told the chairman Delaware, chairman of the Repub- millionaire who had been kidnaped of the committee so. although he lican congressional campaign com- and held for a targe ransom, and had kept his hands off the measmittee, Issued a pronouncement that arrested three of the men who ab- ure until It was passed by both the Pennsylvania primary result ducted blm. The trio confessed, house and senate. was "a great victory for the Ameri- were promptly given life sentences can citizen who wants a square deal and are now In the San (Juentin White Star liner Olympic, View of the thlrteenlh hole and the rluliliou-- e of the Merion Cricket club, South Ardsmore, Pa., where and not a New Deal" prison. slowly into port In s the national open golf tournament will be played In June, Governor Plnchot. who baa tried Nanfog, rammed and sank the twice before to get Into the senate, Johnson and hi tucket lightship, seven of the latCITY MANAGER said he would continue to fight for In the NltA are ter' crew being killed and four. the Interest of the people against tired of trying to enforce the mu! Including Cnpt. George Rralthwaite, concentrated wealth, and it wa tlpllclty of codes for small groups. saved. Captain Rinks of the Olymreported that he would run Indeand therefore the pic blames the accident on an error pendently in November. ha In the radio direction beam which administration Joe Guffey, Democratic leader In decided to abandon he was following, though this dethousands of those ice has heretofore been considered Pennsylvania, easily won hi partynomination for the senate, hut the He admitted, however, arranged for lesser Infallible. claim he will have Industrial plant that at the time of the collision he Republican r small elm nee against Reed in the was fire miles off his siipjiosed and service estab election. lishmenta. In fact, course and that his radio signals, to regulate prices submarine signals and reikoning T EADERS of llie Republican par-tand trade practices all misled him as to his real In Indiana turned down Seni toil Innumerable ator Arthur It. Robinson quite dedetails Id countless businesses cisively. They not only defeated OF THE NAVY Gen. Johnson small hi plan to gain control of the party hag proTed ,0 be SECRETARY announced that as organization, but also refused to Impracticable and the effort has soon as funds can be obtained from give assurance that he would be taken Bn outrageously large per the public works appropriation unopposed for renomiuatlon In the centage of NRA work and funds. aked by the President, the constate convention June 5. The best Johnson said he was working on struction of twenty warships will the senator could get was an Inarrangements to substitute simple begin. These vessels, it Is estimatIn senate of his the -V, dorsement fight for codes covering ed, will cost 10, 000,000. agreements for constitutional government small Industries. These agreements Inwill Tills building program and for his stand "against bureauI merely will cover wages, hours and clude twelve destroyers, two decracy as exemplified by the Demo?vti-the collective bargaining guarantees , stroyer leaders, and six submarines, cratic party and its administraof the recovery act i M ' forming the first year's program tion." &- hatnft." rtffcxtr vf-.JThe agreements may be Identical under the Vinson act, which auAmong those mentioned as possiwith the Presidential reemployment thorized the replacement of 102 ble rivals of Robinson for the nomAn contracts that employers signed last ships to bring the navy up to full Taking over the management of ination are former Senator Jim summer of codes. treaty strength by the end of 1030. cities that are mired In financial adoption pending former Watson, Representative Those who are relieved from codes morasses is the unusual profession Frederick Landis and former Gov. will be permitted to continue to Good Will day was that Irving J. Brower of Cleveland, Harry G. Leslie. Robinson angered display the Blue Eagle If they sign WORLD and to mark It stu- shown above, specializes In. Mr. the state committee by attacking The relaxation such agreements. dents from colleges in all parts of Brower has Just taken his fourth Its officers. to all will probably apply nearly the country gathered In Washing-to- post as city managei, this time In small establishments except retail and staged a New Rochelle, N. Y. He has served TN ORDER that congress may ad- stores. ; demonstration n previously in Pontiac, Mich. ; Lima, Journ June 5, the lresideut and It Is reported In Washington support of world Ohio, and Greensboro, N. C. He is several congressional leaders got that General Johnson would soon disarmament. Miss graduate of Cornell. together and pared down the legisask the President to empower him Elizabeth Wheeler, lative program. They agreed to to ISZSSSSSSMSSSmZ supervise and check prices which daughter of United lin.it the must bills to four measNEW WHITE SOX BOSS S en a t o r States private business concerns are charg ures. These are: Here Is Earl Smith, probation officer of Pasadena, Calif., with part Burton K. Wheeler The one billion, three hundred Ing their customers. This woulff be of collection of 2,000 cartridges of every possible variety, which he his the of his on start attack the of Montana, was million-dolla- r emergency appropriexhibited at the hobby show held under the auspices of the Archeological NRA is fostering afthat the of chairman the charges bill ation carrying funds for the society of southern California. fair, and after the continuation of the New Deal re- monopoly and high prices. The President could the action take by Miss meeting lief activities. an executive order and conWheeler led a deleThe communication control bill Issuing not be would sanction to the White gressional gation fedthe consolidation of proposing House and presentnecessary. eral regulation over all communicaThe silk textile Industry found ed to President Roosevelt a petitions. Itself overloaded with surpluses of tion asking him to take the lead in The loans to industries bill, augoods, and the NRA permitted all securing a world treaty for comthorizing RFC and federal reserve the mills to shut down for one plete disarmament. bank advances to smaller Industries week, during which time 30,000 News from abroad indicates that on intermediate credit terms. workers are unemployed. The shut- this Is Imposing a tremendous task The deposit Insurance extension down was ordered by the silk tex- on Sir. Roosevelt, for the prospects bill, continuing the temporary fedtile authority, the board set up by of disarmament are growing slimeral bank deposit guarantee plan the Industry Itself to rule the In- mer daily. There Is no abatement for another year In lieu of putting dustry under the code. Officially the of the quarrel between France and the permanent program contained NRA Itself did not order or approve Germany over German rearming, In the Glass banking bill Into effect the layoff, but It Is watching It closeand France has lengthened the ! i i at this time. ly. It may suggest the same device service term of its soldiers, which Mr. Roosevelt sent to congress a to other Industries. The cotton texexample Belgium probably will folmessage explaining why the first tile manufacturers are reported to low. Hungary and Jugoslavia are be eyeing the silk shutdown envinamed bill Is necessary, and urgengaged In a bitter border dispute and the former has asked for help ing that no more than the amount ously. asked be appropriated. from the League of Nations counOne other measure, that may be GEORGE POND cil, which has opened another sesand Jimmy Dykes, Teteran third base-maLieut. CAPT. Sabelli who was appointed manager of put through at this session Is the opened the ocean- sion In Geneva. Japan, still stubsilver bill upon which the President flying season with an attempt to bornly aloof, seems to be seeking the Chicago White Sox to replace and the sliver bloc agreed and make a nonstop hop from New York a new cause for hostilities against Lew Fonseca. Dykes has been a which was to be introduced with a to Rome a thing that has never China, alleging that a number of major league player since 1917. As yet been done. They ran Into dense Japanese soldiers were killed by message from Mr. Roosevelt predicted, this Is a compromise con- fogs and head winds over the At- Chinese troops. A Practical Gift lantic and then had such serious taining these provisions: The League's commission on the Thats a very fine alarm clock, war In the Grao A declaration of policy that the engine trouble that they were forced Paraguay-Bolivlsaid the Jeweler. I am sure your government recognizes silver as pri- to land their big Bellanca mono- Chaco submitted a report recom- friend will appreciate the present. da Leonardo on Vinci, mending that all nations of tbs Shall I send it to his home, so that mary money and that the nation's plane, the metallic reserves shall be 25 per the west coast of Ireland. Accord- world, especially the American re- he can transhave it in the morning?" Capt George E. Pond (right) and Lieut Cesare Sabelli, first cent silver and 75 per cent gold. ing to their stories, the aviators publics, be asked to Join In an efIt aroond to his office. atlantic flyers of the year, set out from New York on a nonstop flight ta send No; were mighty fortunate that they fort to shut off from the two South This ts mandatory. I want it to wake him up when it's Rome, but were forced to land In Ireland because of engine trouble. The secretary of the treasury Is did not fall Into the ocean and American countries all the mate . , The.r big Bellanca plane Is shown In the Illustration, time to play golf." rials necessary to carry on g war. authorized and directed to purchase drown. Rml' Intermountain IMITATED! . IDA. Pro. F. - J. Invited tu attend 111 Ft. Hall tVnlemilnl Augii- -t 8 tu Mb. BOISE ID I. The Imreaii of highfor bids od ways has advertlw-building the two Red eom rcle underpark pass carrying th Yelhiwsiou highway under th Oregon Short I.ln railroad trail In Idaho Falls. An air IDA IDAHO FALLS. rtriua marking the formal dedlea-tloof the reeently remodeled and Improved Idaho Fails munielpal airport, Is planned a one of t lie major thniu-he- r projects by the Id.ilio fall of commerce during June. ELY, NEV. Tolifldrrahle reeclit precipitation ha lielis-t- l the rang forage situation on the Tolyali unit of Ihe Nevada national font. Id Lauder anil northern Nye county, J. OImii has rejuirt ed Supervisor trip. following an SALT LAKE CITY. I T California now nffoidx a gp'udld marand an outlet ket for polo for blooded Utah horses, due t Increased lutere- -t In ndo on the cont. SALT LAKE CITY. IT. A ieclal trnin will leave Sait Lake June 15, at 0 p. in., for th dedicacuttion ceremonies of t lie Dotn-roff at the wi- -t portal of the Moffat tunnel at OreitH, A. J. Cronin. traffic manager of Hie Ikr.-ve- r railroad, has announced. The cutoff ndl Ik on Hie nfurnoon of June 11. following a hurliecuo lulu ST. GEtiKGE. IT. A rol.l 's roo-- t, and a eai he of good- - stolen at various times during the past two year In Hie southern Utah fom-has by a jsism' of T'tah and Nevada deputy glieriffs, along with a quantity of wool. t-w SALT LAKE CITY. tbe fact that there are 15, tag) more children In the s bools Utah Is spending no more for th purpose of public school education than was spent In 1M9 2'F. Enrollment In Utah elementary schools lias grown 29 per cent In 29 years while that In high schools Increased 350 per cent as compared with a In population of general Inerea'-29 35 r cent. Bonded Indebtedness from of Utah m bools lias Inerea-1395 90. to .12.173.333, $1.193.2.", 2 and value of si Imol pnqirrty Increased from SJ.iiiMiymO to .31,0tl0,- t ItiK.M-vi-l- Weil all BEVERLY HILLS know Is just what I read In tbe papers. Well sir )ou know Dllllnger dropped out lain lm there for awhlla role-brath- fi . k "j VI hurt the new. (Court d We-te- rn IT.-No- e el 111 (US), OGDEN. I T. National forests In Region No. 4 figur- - conspicuously In the economic welfare of the Intermountain region. It is shown in figure compiled In the regional offioe In Ogden. The report shows that In 8 357 families are whole or part in national forest employment and that 20,357 families t on the resources of are the national forests. Resources Incident to the fore-- t operations Include lumber and grazing. HAILEY'. IDA. Supervisor M. S. Benedict of Sawtooth national forest has plans under way to erect a monument to the pioneers who made central Idaho one of the original settlements In Hie anil history of the state. The necessary material likely will le furnished by the forestry service, with F E R A labor provided. This monument Is to lie creel eil on the grounds of the new Sawtooth forestry headquarters. PAROYVAN, UT. President YV. Clarence Pendleton of the Southern Utah Ilamliouillet Sheep Breeders association, announces Hint plans are already underway for a sheep show this fall. Bneders have already been notified that onlv fitted sheep will he judged. All sheep clubs in the state are being asked to enter exhibits anil tbe local dairy association is planning a dairy show. The date has not been set. POCATELLO, IDA. In a few days the Bannock county rodent program for the public domain will have been completely organized and work begun, according to C. AY. Dalgb, county agent. BOISE. IDA. Gov. Ross has renewed the mortgage moratorium In Idaho by Issuing a proclamation to continue It for CO days. Under the proclamation, foreclosures may be made, provided there Is evidence of bad faith on tbe part of the projierty owners or a disposition pot to pay even though aide. IDAHO FALLS, IDA. A comprehensive weed eradication campaign throughout Bonneville county Irrigated districts Is planned for the summer, tinder the direction of C. H. Tulle.v, agricultural agent. OtRAY, UT. The goal set for the I'BIC attendance this year Is 25.000 person. The objective waa adopted at a recent meeting of the general committee. MOUNTAIN HOME. IDA. A numk-of Mountain Home residents and farmers on adjoining farms proj'sts are digging wells to secure additional water as safeguard against shortage during the summer. Some of the new wells will supply supplemental Irrigation water, and some will Increase th supply for domestic ns. deiK-nden- y r and Hi paper Jui,t dropped off u almost noth- Ing. Then too Congress was behaving Itself for short period. and that It t b Country). Insult when he flret arrived awhile tatk he was a sort of life saver. The Silver Question was pretty good there for awhile. I am about like a lot of others, I dont know just what Silver being made a money will do to us. It seems like It ought to help. Rut that wlist we pay those birds In Washington ten thousand a year for. Is to argue over tuch non settleahie things. Money and women are the most sought after and the least known about of any two things we have. Now going off the Gold may have been a necessity, and I guesa It was Hie best thing, for you cant stay oa it. and have all these other Nations off, for they gang on you and take It ail away from you. You ate they get alio.d of our paper money and It says pajablo In Gold. Well wo alwavs knew it said that, but we dlJent try to mako the Government prove it every time we got ahold of a ten dollar bill. Rut tlicca Europeans. every lime they got their clutches on some of our dough, they e took that Inscription on there. In Gold," serious, and our Trcamry had to shell out the hard money, and they took It home and planted It In their Treasuries, or under their feather bds. As far as getting the stuff back. It was just Dillingcr to us. You cant stay in a game where you are paying off with dough, and the others are paying off helped Bay-abl- In I. O. C's. Rut on the other hand lowering the price of the money from a dollar to 59 cents, dident have quit the effect the economists thought It would. They had figured that It would raise prices forty cents on the dollar, well It was just ono of those theories that worked fine with a pencil, but dident work with money. I can sit in a grand stand with a race programme and a good sharp pencil, (well I have even done it with a dull one) and I can write down the winning horse anil what ho Is thinking about ae he crosses the line, but the minute I walk under the stands and reach for that a live dollar bill Instead of a pencil, that hoise Just seems to know It. and runs differently. And thats ono of the drawbacks to a professor, his work is entirely with a pencil, but the minute that pencil la traded for coin of the realm, and the dealings are with somebody else, and not Just with a tablet, why life takes on an entirely different outlook. Its like driving a car. If you are the only one on the streets, you are like the prof with the pencil. You can have things pretty much your own way. But when they commence coming to from every way, all making for the same corner, no man living can tell Just exactly what will happen, and its the same with money. Y'ou can take 40 cents off the American Dollar in terms of foreign money. But the old boy here at home thats not going to Europe still thinks its a dollar. You cant sit with a pencil and figure what a man with a dollar will do with 1L About the only way I see for prices to go up Is for more people to want something, and about the only thing that I know of that everybody wants more of is money, and as long as the people that have already got It are going to hang onto it, about the only way of getting these others any, is to make em some. Course the question arrises, "Where can you stop? Well let the boys with the pencils, and the Senators with the worn seated trousers figure that out. 19S4. McNattgki Synduat4, Inc. Forgery of Postage Stamps Early postage stamps of Great Britain had letters in the lower corners as an extra precaution against forgery. A different set of letters running in sequence, was provided for each stamp in a sheet of 240, on the theory that a forger would not provide himself with the many dies, but would issue quantities of identical stamps and so trap himself. The nex series of low value stamps had letters in all four corners, this change being made to slop the petty knavery of those who pieced together uneanceled parts of stamps and used them for new. Postal elerkr were supposed to detect mlsmated letters, tut at the rate mall passed through their hands It s doubtful If many were noticed. |