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Show NORTHERN' UTAH Mostly fair nictat and Thursday; somewhat coolerH'fdnftdiy Wedneo- n day night, IDAHO Fair Wednesday' night and Thura-danot much change Jn temperature. f , y: Tl-- FF.RATURE&. Boston Bldg. Mu. Tuesday 97 T Min. Tuesday1 , Min. Boetofc Bid Wednesday ..71 a.w. Wednesday ..7 4 PRICE FIVE CENTS SALT m Having waited for , four nearly before years en teriously to deavoring ratify the Mellon - Berenger agreement, llu. eommitteM' of the Krencp parliament are now ing discuss- the at- of tachment reservations to the agreement which it is feared hare not be may to acceptable Machine Runs BRIDGEPORT. tVin- - July P) Counsel for King Fogarty of Fort Worth, Texas. and New Fork City, today filed request for a Jury trial, of her 1 900,000 breach of promise suit against James J. (C.ere) Tunney. former heavyweight boxing chamr ' pion of the. world. Colonel Lewis L. Field. New Haven, attorney for Mrs. Fogsrty. 's to has not yefrflled the answer.in which the retired toxer denied promiaii g to marry he woman and In which he charged her with an stumpt to exploit an acquaintanceship with him, though he already had paid her more than 125,000 to waive any claims on him. The suit copies up In the September term of superior court. (A Down ing Mortal Injuries; Motorist Dies in Crash. Riot Squads Ready Are Hurt When Car -- Turns Over in AcciOther Field; Three dents Occur in Day. Mellon-Bereng- er - J. .see It Is obviously difficult for France to pay the entire amount this year and some sort of funding agreement to spread the payments would naturally develop if It were the only debt between the two countries. It has. however, been agreepart ot the ment which provides for a spread over a of annust payments period of a half century or more. The lump sum finally set up in the Mellon agreement covers ail debts, interest chsrge and obligations. It Is realized here that political conditions in France have made It difficult to scure a ratification and this is appreciated because when President Wilson signed the Versailles treaty which was so Important to France that the American Senate rejected the pact, notwithstanding that it had the approval of the envoys who negotiated with the French and other governments. The difference in the situation, however, is that the American decision nqt to ratify was made within year of the negotiation of the treaty and the world was not left in doubt ss to the position of ths United States government (CopyMellon-Bereng- right 1929) Spanish Aviators Await Tomorrows Return to Madrid ALGECIRA8, Spain, July 3. JAP) Ths Spanish aviators rested hers today In prep paratlon for a quick frain ride night to Madrid And their country's official reception and giving in that capital tomorrow. Return of Major Ramon Franco and his three companions here has been and will be there, marked probably with aa fervid enthusiwould have been the case asm if they f were returning from conquest of the Atlantic, rather than having been thwarted in their attempt to cross It by air. Most of Spain bad given up hope for them and their discovery finally by the British airplane earner Eagle sfter they had been seven days at the mercy oh the seas near the Azores lias mg8 them national heroes, pwth Ufa officers et the Eagle sharing In the adulation. 1 trans-Atlant- ic Automobile accidents took three lives in Salt Lake Tuesday. Mrs. Hattie Rasmussan, 4 7, of Gilmore, Idaho, was killed In a to! lision shortly after 7 o'clock Tues day ever.irg; Charles oSrenson, 69, 115 Fifth East street, died in a local hospital 'At 11 90 p.m Tuesday following an accident early m the evening and Peter Bazakis died from Tuesday- - evening injuries suffered Monday. Mrs. Kasmussan was riding with her husband, Fred Rasmussen and family en route to Park City drivSouth ing east on Thirty-thir- d when the automobile collided with a loaded gravel truck driven uy Major H. Bagley, 19 who Uvea at h East and Thin.-thir- d South streets Mrs. Rasmussen was thrown from the auto mobile and was run over by the truck. She died after reaching a local hospital. Mr. Sorenson was struck ' t Fourth East and Second South streets by an automobile driven 155 by John R. Thompson, 23, Menlo avenue. He was treated at the Emergency hospital and re moved to a local hospital where he died from a fractured skull. Mr, Bazakis died aa the result of internal Injuries suffered when an automobile driven by Theodore Benakls ot Bingham turned over several times and crashed in a v cent lot at Twenty-firSouth and Main street. Behakis Is seriously Injured and two other passengers, Lottie Dries and John Takla, qre less seriously Injured. Mrs. Myrtle Conover, 50 of Pay-sosuffered several broken bores and other Injuries, which may prove permanent when the automobile tn which she was riding was struck by an automobile driven byTt. J. Johnson, 18, 218 east Fourth South street. The accident occurred at Fourth South and Second East streets about 5:39 Tuesday. Mra. Eitclia Wixom of Sprint; vllie and Gusaey Gunnell,. M.s Conover's daughter, were izas seriously injured. Police Investigated four - oth jr Ipsa serious automobile accidents In ope hour Tuesday evening, Mrs- L. E- - Jenkins, 733 Ninth East street, suffered Injuries to her an in back accident at Fourth South and State street. Tuesday nlzht. When Mr. Jenkins suddenly brought his car to a stop to avoid running Against a red light. It was struck from the rear by a car operated bj A, Miller, 725 Kilby avenue.. Twenty-sevent- st -- - Man, Wife and 4 Children Found Slain With Axe DETROIT. July 3. (AP)-jaEvangelist ia, 43, hta Santlna. 49, and their four eh dren, were found slain in home in St. Aubra avenue here shortly before noon today. All apparently were victims of an axe slayer. The children were Ahgellne, 4 Margaret, 5, Jean 4 and Marrow, 18 months. The body of known In the Italian neighborhood as a religious hea and something of a mystic, was found seated behind bis desk on were the first floor. Hta arm folded across his chest The others were found in the second Four bedrooms. mln 1929 Coast Fires Kill 2,; Burn -- Ben-wife, a, Educators Favor; Federal Bureau 130-Ho- uses International South Dakota RepubPlan lican Declare Relief Give Would Cost Smelting Company Buys Knight Interests; Will Form New Operating - Firm. Democrats Oppose Move As Inconsistent Since Was , DeDebenture feated in Farm Bill. Purchase Includes Famed Properties Around Eureka; Development Will Start at Once, At One-Sixt- h XLL Et ANGELIN E BOOTH-- , 4 Bomb Wrecks Los Angeles Grain Market ' LOS Calif., July 3. (INS) The explosion -. of a bomb on the fifth floor of th- i, W, Heilman building here today, wrecked the offices Of the Los Angeles-Grai- n -Exchange. N o injuries were .reported- . The seven story building was rocked by the blast which shattered all of the window Two unexplodedSombs were discovered hlddenbene.Uh a table when police arrived. Underneath another table and Close by-- a pile of torn papers was a lighted candle which had not beam extinguished bv the,, blast. Gaa Jets were open, police reported. and a cache ot dynamite w;aa discovered in an office safe. for Perry Larson, bookkeeper the Los Angeles Grain Exchange today confessed to setting the bomb whlcbthi morning w recked the company s office in an attempt to destroy evidence of funds amounting to 31.909. according, to Police Captain Bert Lynn. ANGELES, Over 4,000 Battle to Check Blaze in Can- -. yon; Water Supply Menaced Heat. by" Couple Trapped in Wah ington State Forest Burn to Death; Lota Mount Into Million. A 11,909,909 mining, deal, one of the largest In Utah mining Jn CASHMERE, Wash, July (INS) A foreat fire Hr Taxon can-vrecent jears. was completed today near here had claimed two acannouncement of the withthe NEW ORLEANS. July 2. (AP) lives today. William A. Doelle, Police today held not squads in International quisition by the wa trapped In the narmerchant, readiness to preserve order on the row canyon aa he fought the blaze. Smelting company, throufh ita second day of the street carmen's David Koontz, rancher, wa a burnsubsidiary the North Lily Mining tnka here with announcement1 by George, N- - Y. to death on his ranch which wag ed the company It as the first time ehe had company, of control of all the holdpublio service) in the path of the fiamea. . cars. Ths Intended to operate house since being ings of the Knfght Investment ben out of SAN FRANCISCO, accident company of Provo. In the Tint!; walkout of 1500 employea paralyzinjured in an automobile July I ed the entire system yesterday and on May 24v (AP) More than 139 home have Eureka," mining district. been damaged or destroyed, one pea cable picketing was permll'.td train has been burned, and many Negotiations between theJo inat the six car barns. terests have been under way for families hav e been routed from Nearly a dozen men were irfest-e- d their farms as a result of forest on charges of assault xnd batseveral transacandChe months, fires which have swept the Mill tery and pistol and blackjack carwas tion when completed today parace in of the police the Valley, Calif , region during th rying final agreements were signed by" trols to curb fist f.ghta and brickpast iwo dais, and which today-a- re J. O. Elton, rtfanager of the smeltbat showers. defying the efforts of 4,009 men to eomhat them. ing company, 'and J. William theNew Investment estimate indicate th loei Knighfpfor Knight wouid 'e considerable tn excess of company. Form Despite-th$1,900,000. continued company, Pilot Cramer and Gaat Under the New, effort to curb th,e blaze, citizen trms of a contract feared If the which tbit of all the wind, holdings of the Knight Will Make SfiOO blew the flames awty from th interests in the Tintic mining distown early jioday, would rhapge trict come under tho confrol of Mile Trip . F. GAS IN the North Lily Mining company. direction, and drive thq. ronflagra-itio- n back The contract provides that a new FIREWORKS through Blythedal9ri KILL canyon, which wa hard hit yestercorporation of 3.009,090 shares to be named the North Lily Knight day CHICAGO, July 3 (INS) The Is to be organized and Burning debris, thrown high la Untin Bo,er, Chicago plane company the air by the force of th confla- take over all of the Knight propPanic Follows Explosion bound for Berlin via Gieeniand erties in Tintic graion menaced property over a took oft from Lake .Michigan here The new company will also have Safe, Sane Holiday. Ha wide area. Millionaire and trades. In Coast Mission men, servants and volunteers this moral, g on the first leg of in its treasury 199,009 shares of North Lily Mining companv stock fought aide by elle to ave th District. Tragic Prelude in ita long five-da- y journey. little interest new' this and the of eottages pretention The plane, amphibian type, was Controlling - N,Y Illinois. homes in the wood el beauty of th company will be held by the North piloted by Robert Cast and Parker Lily company. mountain slope. D, Cramer. The latter attempted SAN FRANCISCO,-Jul- y J. Mill valleys water Supply was The properties Involved Include a Rockford to Sweden flight over control of the (INS) A terrific gaa explosion toCentury, reported to have been somewhat 3. same the was WASHINGTON, (AP) y route, forced a (jut tenement July in Hill bouse day Big Empire Mines, Dragon during the lull in the dow n on the Togged shores Th capital is preparing to set t replenished of Consolidated. brought death to Peter Johansen, Eureka Swansea, fire early teda; , but as , Uje Greenland. Robert Wood historian Middle Swansea, Swsnaes Unnsoti- - national example with a "safe and flames 55. and caused injuries to five farther up the ean- spread Of tha flight, rode with the pilots! dated.' Tintic Drain Tunnel, apd zone observance of JpdcpeodW other persona The log cad) for' five thousand , substantial Interest Jn Tintic Cen- day. The blast created s panic In the aa ue. only occasionally were there The quiet tenor of th day for fire piuks mission district where It occurred flying miles. i.SOO of which art tral. Southern Eureka and North in the outlying sections, over open expanses of water. aa first report Wore that It had Godivm. , high government otn iala wfli be The vaacade Canyon district conThe purpose of the flight, it was been canned by a bomb. The area of ground is 1.163 emphasized at the Vbite House. tains many pretentious sunpmer The tenement house wa wrecked explained, la to prove that tho acre of patented mining claims President, Hoover had contemplated homes "Norther Circle" route to Europe 249 acres of unpatented mining a visit to his irgln- - fishing preand windows shattered tn nearby Service on the quaint littlkl is the best tor commercial avia- claims, surface right to 1,739 serve- but decided against it. He buildings. Mount Ta in a Pais and Muir tion. acre and a contract on 89 acres, end Mrs. Hoover will stay here Woods Police attributed the explosion The railroad, known as to a leaky gaa meter,. a toixt of 9.127 acre of ground. with their non. Herbert Hoover, crookedeat railroad in the world." as a , To Start. Derelopmcnt. was Jr holiday guext. The suspended. Like most of the country east tracks, over .which specially winding Th development work on the geared d .i. the i Mississippi river, tho capi- engines pul! carloads of sightKnight properties i to be for seers from Mill Valley to the top of immediately tinder th di- tal was promised fair weatherforeThis the 4.009 foot mountain, had been rection and control of tho North today and tomorrow to the so bent and twisted by the heat, Financing of the cast was especially welcome Lily company. development work Is to be done thousands of visitor- ccmlng here that the trains could not run. Tha SUVA, Fiji Islands, July J with the dividends North Lily for the occasion, and to the hun- fire yesterday destroyed one train. nt Marium, volcano on company will receive from dreds of government employes and TRENTON. N. J . July 3 (INS) Knight the Island of Ambr;m, Near Hethe North Lily stock which It Is to nany officials who s.--e planning Presidents With three- - children brides group. aj?ain became active to to use their day of freedom for exand own. which is guaranteed Receptions of inhabitants, more than twenty others and one amount to 3390 099 at the rate of cursions elsewhere. today. Hundreds Stopped For Summer destruction the adult stricken with a mvsteriou 3199,009 a year for three years' remembering A formal celebration wilt take wrought from Its cone in 1914, mier Macdonald held a ca'ametj tomorrow night nt the SylWASHINGTON, o' time. Jti.y I. (AP) Lave left the island and gone to It !s understood that the first place van theatre In tho Washington ,A on ,8 council at No. 10 Downing street, fiiycf,v Public receptions at th Whit is to monument work of attack Malekula, 30 miles distant. development v s , b of the grounds House a ere abandoned today for today preceding roeumption of de- vestigatedhto be in th Twentieth Ontury White jf with Cent; for Harri- the duration of the summer. - ground. STDNET, N. S W.. July 3 This property lays to the son of House, as the Mississippi, principal, Several reason were given. Innorth of the Iron King and bears (AP) The seventh dav Adventist band and was first believed the victims a location relationship and struc- speaker, the marine cluding the beat of Washington mission here today received a wire-jes- s House of Commons, It societies participatpatriotic rammer days ano iis effect upon It is presumed that Mr. Macdo- were all stricken through drink- tural relationship southwest of message stating that s severe nalds proposal for Immediate in- ing poisoned milk. While this the- Tintic Standard similar to that of ing. and a flrev ork display wtnd-r- g both the president and the crowds earthquake shook Ambrym Island the of Into the the up condition program. which stand in line awaiting the to quiries northwest of has I.ilr not the been 'abandoned, the the North ory New Hebribes group, on.June 28. iron, steel and cotton Industries. new ..investigation was started af the Tintic Standard opportunity to shake hit. hand, and DeL destroying the mlssnn station 'at claimed New (AP York, July the a considerable part of the fact that the executive office ter the city ch'njist announced he The surface of the Twentieth Daiap and the Prvbytertan sta- discussion. has failed to End any mineral Century is one of the most highly spite plans for a safe and sane cel- are to be renovated within the next tion st Gray's Cove. ebration in the metropolitan area, few months. countenministers The m cheerful the In areas Tintic milk altered he the poison los-examined distrjct. of life, the ance reflected their aatisfact on af He There was no Is continuing his analysts of The Ophlr formation, which is Ihe one child was dead and four seriOnce a daily event upon ; tha" with hta Missionary W. H. the milk which bonanza ore bearing horizon of the ously injured bv firewoiks on the White House program- the recepother victims drank. wife and child and native converts the good reception accorded eve of Independence any. The- laiest death was that East district Tintic of w ere curtailed to three time speech. through dip kings tions being safe at Aoke scatlcn trading J. H. Thomas, who will be chief Glora Dunning, six weeks, old this property. , a week by Presidert Hoover shortcenter. It w as presumed the Roman PreCHICAGO. J Julv (AP) durwork for the The development stricken yesterday, .she. died, last proposed government ly after be took and later 'athelic mission between Da lap speaker, for the Twentieth Century Is to mature celebration af American were cut to twice aoffice, ing today's debate, was the center night. week and more and Gray's Cove was also destroycaused two Illinois ot attention on entering and leavShaddow. drift In the Ophir formation po as Monday night Shirley to once' each week. It was recently ed. two and on half sears old, and Jen to crosscut the mineralizing fig- deaths yesierday. ing the premier residence. at the White House that with An exploding firecracker ignit- said seven weeks old, ure traversing the property. It ia persistently rumored that Dorothy Shaddow, held the once in each receptions PHYSICIAN' DIES. Mr. Thomas will visit Canada' to Trenton, diedCompletion of this deal makes ed the dress of Rose Ttnioh, dajs an average of 1,000 t the International Smelting com- )ars old. In Chicago and she was seven 1 200 investigate the problem of the miattend-d NEW HAVEN, Conn , July and shook-hand- s people pany which is the Utah unit of the burned to death, f inibert Skidgration of British unemployed ai with the president. (AP) Poshlho Morishita, gradu- on one of more. 74, died at Decatur from a Anaconoa mease Company Copper ot Home wcrkios the Ancestral Give solving ate physician of the University otf the mining and smelting brain concussieqi which doctors atsituation and hls,remarks on em, Tokio, died. Honor to Envoy Dawes units largest in the state andt th west tributed to the explosion of a can-ployment schemes were awaited Aside from their newly, arquirednon cracker, with great interest. LOXDOk July 3 (API Am- properties, the conipany owns bassador Dawes today received no- other vast acreage tn the Tintic Bo; tification from Sudbury,. Suffolk, district. approximatel2j6999 seres Miating Official Packing Industry Heir from where on of the Dawes an- irt the Park Citv dlstrfkv which Is Admit Theft Return, WASHINGTON. July ( KTi and To Wed Film Actress cestors went to America aa a row under development 8 Moscrip of Lake Elmo, Minn , mines in the Bingham minPilgrim father, that the Sudbury 3. W, BELLINGHAM, N ATIONAL LEAGUE Wash, July w ho has declined to serve on its had to town council had voted th -confer ing district The company HOLLYWOOD, Calif.. July 3 (APT Edward Melhart, WhatR.H.E. of the freedom Of the borough upon inception into the state about ten com countv cashier who has been federal farm bo rdf, tx oeing urged 10 5 (INS) Michael Cudahy, scion New York a small mil! in the to veer with Free Hoov. reconsider ago cent him. by the company-familysurrendered wealthy packing missing several S 10 S At Boston . The American envoy j the di- Tooele d. strict and since thst time at the county jaildajs, this morning and1 F today "had won hia mothers Henry and Hogan; Jones, Cant- consent the of one. largest irto ha rect grown of descendant William Dawe. to marry a motion picture confessed to Deputy Sheriff John silver-lea- d well and Taylor. IndusEv arson, a native of Sudbury, who went to factors in the actress, Muriel Adel O'Dell th theft of $21,000 county tn the aate and the west. sevenx try new world the the in on known the MurtI screen. early the sheriff announced. q R. E. , It Evans. The Knight interests have been,- funds, teenth century. In his confession Melhart said St. Louis Induswith the associated mining he had been in San Francisco enAt Pittsburgh II SI 1 try of Utah almost since JJy be- deavoring to raise funds with Sherdef sad Wilson; Grimes and associated been have and ginning the money pay back Hargreaves. ever since. The wh'rh to with ita prog-ewhich he said he lost In Uncle Jesse Knight was one taken, 1st . End of eighth. R. on beta football games and prize of the pioneer of mining In the Cincinnati , ..61 Tintic district which has grown to fight. At Chicago In the stiver he the greatest camp Lama and Gooch; Bush a country, FIRST SECTTOX. Schmidt. v Bradshaw 41 Mam- 3 TACOMA. (INS) Page Wash., July AMERICAN LEAGrE Three Die, Six Hurt in S, L. Three rescue crews were swarm chuset Drive. Cambridge. Mass M. P; Weatherby of Kansas City. Crashes 1 R. H. E. ing th slopes of Mount, Rainier Boston".. Bounty on Sugar Urged in 10 O today .in an effort to recover the Mo .'......6 v Paradise The .2515 bodle , alley Semite . Wetzel. Edwin of At New York party 3 Hikers Plunge Into Ravine . . t Monday en rout to the summit. Ruffing and Berry; Zachary, Shore Drive. Milwaukee. W is . and The succeeded tn reaching the top 1 Forrest Greathouse, guide, wb0 Fireworks Kill Three Sheridan and Dickey. ALLAHABAD, Biftixh India, July home is In Indianapolis, Ind , who Tuesday and began theft descent. Flames bweep jCoast Region. . 1 3. xfalif.. reached dishad ,SAN PEDRO, July met stated hikers aix Reports a 1 they of David .. with Lawrence Southern 3 Th Washington party Til (Political) (AP) airplane cutter level S(ft guard and were Cross, (AP) Two 0 10 at Philadelphia . t aster on the famous mountain the 13. with Captain Charles Kinge-fo- tt were Telegraph Briefs .. to Point In with proceeding to its today Alpine style hike traveling Thomas, McCullough and Spen- while making the first Utah Sews. , 2 Smith and three companion where the lumber. freighter, Provo, Southern cer; Rommel, Sheres and Cochrane- - summit this season according to ropes tied about them as they aboard, wa forced to land her 1 Honda Ogden. Northern I tali News . S the forest worked their way over the icy r.oon today when a magneto foul- Anne Hantfy, was 'grounded Mon- Editorials, Arthur Brisbane from word received her - End of sixth; IL ranger's station at Camp Muir in trails. One of the party stepped ed'. They hoped ' to be able to pro- day 6 o. The eulter. Sf L which was in Soviet j on a weak Ice bridge which Stave Ranier national park. Chicago ..3 tonight on their Sydney, N. S. the vicinity of the point at th time Home Page. Heerthside. Ra- At Cleveland 9 The fcur surviving members of way and plunged the entire group ceed Serial dlo. W to London flight. ,...2 I7 ' of the grounding of the steamer, Walsh and .Berg; Ferrell awl the party, badly cut and" bruised, to the bn tom ofofa deep ravine. The aviator left Calcutta for waa ordered to go to thy ships as- Amusement. Theatres After hours Imprisonment. were taken to. the ranger' camp Myatt. -. SECTION'. SECOND , mornndistance this afterward Karachi the and and out sistance to crawl Btrovel managed shortly first aid treatment. t News Section ' R. ndThegiven make his way down th mountain of about 3 350 miles, f of which cutter Algonquin was dispatched Main and Local f;rl of third: injured; mile to from here. Sporting New Detroit S Li H. Brigham. Seattle, guide. through a blizzard to Camp Muir, (hey have atin about 3 Coast guard officials said no re- Stocks. Mines. Finance St Louts situated at the 10 090 foot le'el. ro They arrived at Calcutta yes0 Robert St rove I. Tacoma, guide. had been received from either Dorothy Dlx, Loral Briefs .. t hle and Shea;" CroWdcr and Both Brigham and Btrovel are Four ranger returned and brought ierday from Rangoon. Buzina; 709 ports J Want vessel. miles away. . sc hang- the Injured to camp, . j employe ot th park. Jtp For Strike Uprising BT WILLIAM K. HUTCHINSON. (Special Leased Wire Service To The Deseret News) WASHINGTON. July J. (INS) A tentative proposal for paying a bounty to American sugar- producers was injected today Into the congressional war over sugar tariffs. Senator W. H. McMaster (R) ot South Dakota, announced that the bounty plan was being considered on Capitol'HilJ as a substitute both for the flat late of I2'40 on sugar, adopted by the House, and the tertative sliding scale" ot tariffs, favored by some administration leaders. Me Master declared the bounty proposal would help American producers directly and at a cost tooths consuming public of the cost of the proonly posed tariff increase. Democratic opposition was im mediately voteed against the plan by Senator Vat Harrison (D) of He Mississippi. declared Congress should net pick out the, sugar for industry special protection when it had refuged to pay an in direct subsidy"-tother agricultural product, through rejection of the debenture. In some quarters, McMaxter's statement taken to Indicate the insurgents wilt stage a,real battle against any Increase in sugar tariffs and in favor of the revised export debenture farm relief plan. . They may propose inclusion of the sugar Industry in the debenture In such a Way that the bounty would be paid directly to the producer and hot upon exports in as much as t"e United States Imports five sixths ttf It u ear supply. McMaster meanwhile pointed out that the increase tn sugar tariffs adopted by- tbs House, would . cost the American people about 189,000.-00a year In higher prtcea for of this sugar. As but consumption ia produced in America, he added, a bounty paid direct to tl.e producer would be hut as costly at the tariff increase. - tat DAVID LA W RfcNCKCongresa. The most embarrassing phase of the whole war debt question cam when the American Congress ' feit to it necessary to decline to agreedebt a postponement of the special of four hundred million 1 dollars of this which comes due on Aug year unless France ratifies tne agreement. Such bargaining was deemed undesirable because it put the United States in the position of doubting the French intention to rati fy the agreement and practically forcing a show down on inthat point. official The opinion prevails quarters her that if the Mellon represented Berenger agreement the viewpoint of the two governments after deliberate negotiation it snould hate ratified long before this. Within the lat few weeks France has asked that the special debt of four hundred million dollars be deferred indefinitely and when this was refused a request wu made to postpone until De cumber. The department of state took the position that Congress atone you Id agree to postponement and that the debt therefore wouid fail due on Aug. 1, because Connot reconvene until gress would Aug. The four hundred million dollar debt . a incurred, after the armistice and was largely the by the French government of funds borrowed to buy war supplies. Much of surplus this was sold again by the French government to other countries in Europe so It has generally been regarded as a commercial debt rather than a war transaction The French government has been making annual payments on it and taking gar of the Interest too. 3 ne Tan-r.ey- Inflict Pedestrian JULY, Gene Tunney U.i By David Lawrence. WASHINGTON, Jdly i An unpleasant chapter is devein the relations between loping France and the United States UTAH WEDNESDAY Jury to Hear Suit Against AUTOS Threatens Friendship of France And U. S. Unless Pans Acts Soon. CITY LAKE Cu-b- an HARTDALE, N. J, July 3 Booth, EtangcUn (AP) Mis commaner of 4 he Salvation Army in America, left by automobile to day, for the summer headquarter of the Saltation Army at Lak hr U.S.T0 BERLIN FLIGHT STARTS 1i on 14 one-sixt- h I BUN e P 3 s four-stor- , - 9' one-sixt- h 36 Children Die Islanders Flee as When Struck by Volcano Erupts Labor Premier Mystery Malady Holds Council on Debate Over Speech one-sixt- h Inaug-ural-- fAP)-Mou- d-- hC,Tf. t?r.pNfm va-io- - - Minnesotan Urged For Farm IbdteysGames . r pro-due- - .............ft '..: J .... SOD 7 Hiker. Plunge Into ss Ravine From Mt. Ranier ,,,, ' Cutters Rush To Atlanta. The July 2(AP National Education associations 57th convention divided ita time today between the teacher's problems and election of officers. ; The two women nominees' for the presidency Miss E-- Ruth Pyr-tiNaval Chief Lincoln, Neb. and Mine Effie Minn--, Ajpreet to Arms Cut MacGregor, In Minneapolis the role" of conappeared that delegates TOKfO, 'July J. (AP) Ad vention speaker mlral Hyo Takarade, minister of might know them better. the navy in the newly constituted ATLANTA. July I. (INS) The tainselto (Liberal) cabinet of Preassembly of the National mier Toko Hamaguehi, In an In- legislative Education aasoclatlod In conventerview todey pledged support to tion here, today adopted a resolufarther limitation of naval anna' tion giving It unqualified support tnents Such limitation, he said, wouid to the movement for the creation of be made with due consideration tv t on. federal department of educa-ja- twith a member of tha prerifor "the fundamental principles defense of the empire. j dent a cabinet ss secretary, e. Japans . 4.' . ..11 Southern Cross Is Forced Down Aid -ft Stranded Ship 000-fo- ot k. ....... ............4 .... t-- S 4-- ' ' ' 4-- 7 . A L X. I " j -- I, |