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Show ...a,. j,f jTnnu.f T PAGE EIGHT. HERES MORE wild pine d would ask They he might git 1. i s mu bl. n i on, in the ssinn m.irki t wheiu iHiordmg to Italians. i lii man is steadily ini reusing is pent alum pi AUOUT Pact (Continued liom page one) Most expanding power dill not lontitute a menn.e to Italy po.sition, especially in the Adnatu and m Southern, ein Europe. Moicovcr, on the Italian Mde of Rrenmr i.is the Alpine gateway hetwiea It.il and what was Austria, hut is now aO.ool) Germany, there are people who aie .speaking Italians unwillingly, because the world war tieaties It is aunied .hat Hitler has in them protective" inteiest wliuh he s (lei-nia- asserted in Germans of lountnes n adjoining Geimany Now the Souln Tyrol adjoins Giimanv. ot a weakenThere were ing of the extreme cordiality between Italians and Germans when Hitler arnved at Rome yisir-day- . Despite the (hens and the pageant! y, dispatches Irom Rome snui, theie weie lag imply spai es behind the fiont lines where the i heeling took plaee, and newspaper men who saw Hiller dnve to the Qiiinnal palace wi h King Victory Emmanuel said that the crowd was apathetic inmpaied to what Rome t rowds aie dining a purely Italian show." The shouting and flag waving did not begin until the royal was actually in sigh and the crowd dispersed quickly after it passed. It was no.eil also that the Romano, oflieial oigan of the Vatican, completely ignored Hitlers visit a ioken of the Vitieans displeasme because Hitler (lid not respond to the litging of Mussolini to ask for an audieme with Pope Ims. Aware that Mussolini is smarting over the annexation of Austria, observers at Rome, the United to press was advised, wondered what length he would go to condone an expansion of German power in Czechoslovakia and, if he did condone the expansion, , a 1st pnhtiial i basically 1,1 UNITED PRESS WIEKKAN I. EM. IE trial Hi Boston . tMl - FROM DERBY RACE Uhiiago Philadelphia Datrnh ()- - -- A. G. May I d Stuhlis Rcdbicast and Tains Wise Eox were with-iliaw- f ) 301 .011) 000 000 HYDE PRESIDENT 4 1 4 1 6 5 1 1 and Sewell; Caster, Pot(1 -- n mm the filth Kentucky Dei by today because of their poor showing in the derby trial yesterday The withdrawals cut the probto Stagehand, able field down Fighting Fox, The Chief, Bull Lea, Dauber, Meuiw, Cant Wait, Mountain Ridge Lawrin, and Elooto. Mountain Ridge was a doubtful starter. I ...101 Iowdel () - 130 21x 9 12 1 and Spencer; and Bcrrcs. () HYRUM WARD SETS Monoxide Fumes Kin Si L. CtkiI Executive I SPRING FESTIVAL Condemns Radicalism SALT LAKE CITY, M Ilcl Holgreen, 36, Salt Lai, clt, Hyrum Second ward Primary ioal executive, died here i v'tij will hold their spring festival in day from effects of carhoi ,M,r the ward amusement hall Thurs- oxide gas when he enti:, ti, day evening at 8 o'clock, to which gaiage where he had let! t, tomobile running all mglit the public is cordially invited. Death was accidental, alillrj The presidency, Mrs. Mable PetLieut. T. F. Collins of fire ersen, Lucille Anderson and Ruby department. a announce that Hailstone splenCollins said Holgreen ap l lit!) did entertainment has been prewas overcome instantly I at pared in which the children will fumes. present drills, songs and dances and special numbers consisting of TORNADO KILLS (ink an Indian drill and a fairy dance BLUE JACKET. Okla., M , directed by Ann Anderson, play leader. Miss Selma Crowshaw will d.l.i A tornado struck this om. dried the music with Miss Helen munity today, killing William u q Little son, farmer, and Clawson Ul, accompanying. Miss Uene Jorgensen will reign as ing property damage ct.u.m-at $7,000. the queen for the evening. -- i 1 , , , election dustrial organization affiliate, and the General Motors Corporation. Washington Silent When the technique was first employed, he said, everyone looked to Washington for an expression "as to what was law sit-do- ed, Primary Festival will be held Monday, May 9, at 4:30 p. m. in the Fifth ward hall. A The Most Modern Aid To Foot Suffers 'The more Washington vacillatthe more mob hysteria was by the employed CIO union," he . . Whatever may be charged. said against large corporations! and want to they are do the right thing, but we were somewhat stumped by the new alliance bestween government and the industrial union." Eventually, he said, 'a se.tlement was worked out but not until the strike loss to the men involved . g hand-paten- A son in as born April 27 at the Cache Valley hospital to Mr. and Mrs H. John Barson of Clarkston. eeoelu, anyway." V Cuboids S 8. ause at the bottom the Americun workman is fair." HERE'S MORE ABOUT I'elley. in discussing the problems of the railroad industry, urged prompt adoption of a public policy which would give all forms of transportation a free and fair (Continued from page one) chance to do the work for which they are best suited at the lowest draw-nar- k the largest it constituted cost. relations possible to good Indus-riahad Railroad traffic, he said, relations labor The national decreased needlessly by board set up to administer the been to subsidies highway, granting no "makes he said, pretense art," and air transport. Raileven of paying any attention to waterway roads did not ask subsidies for the employer's side of the case themselves, he said, but if this He can only be neard when he is policy is to be continued, the same .summoned and he knows before he treatment should be extended to goes .hat there is no record of a them. single decision where he has had a The outlook for the railroads ghost-of-- a show, bo what. depends above all, on a policy of N'ot Against Law fair treatment and equal oppor"No one in businoss wants to tunity, under which every agency be in conflict with the law, but of transportation will be free to officials of the board frankly render its best service at the lowadmit that it is noi their business est true cost," he said. to protect the employer in any way, regardless what is being done It is their duty to look to him. after ihe men's privilege of collective bargaining even if it is done with a club. Such a situation innot go on in the long run and have every confidence that it will be changed." For the first time since the su down strike in the General Motors plant in January and February 1937, Knudsen publicly discussed the strike and the peace negotiations which led to a collective bargaining contract between Workers the United Automobile of America, a committee for in- TOWN Marriage lirenses have been is sued to Norvell Karren Leavitt, 23, Lewiston, and Nina Eloise Wilt, 20, Eldred Keyser, Wese Virginia; and England Smith. 25, Logan, Mary LaFaye Hansen, 19, Logan; Harlan Smith, 33, Grace, Idaho, and Marvel Minnie .Aylett, 28, iliiam Durrant Grace, Idaho; A music festival danee will be Mendenhall, 20, Preston, Idaho, held at Hyrum Friday, May 6, Hnd Dorothy Loretta Maugham 19, t orsponsored bv the Preston, I laho ganization. Everyone is invited. nlko I. Iiickinaii, representative of the Ciuerpillar Tractor who was transferred company recently from the Provo district to the Logan district, embracing northern Utah and southern Idaho, has joined his family in Logan after completing his business rmisaetions in the Provo district. We have just opened a foot service department! 10 1, Oi HOUi NOBEL WINNER l!ES BERLIN', May 4 U li Carl Von Oisietzky, the Nobel prize winner and noted pacifist who gained the award shortly after Ins release from a German detention ramp, died today of encephalitis in a Berlin samtorium FOOT SUFFERERS NOTICE AY M Y, -- Hamlin, Bauers, Bowman New York 0(l 001 11 (HI 110 Cincinnati Hubhcll and Danntng; R Davis and Lombardi. 100 Boston St Louis 010 M.uFaydcn and Lopez; Lanier and Bremer. ABOUT R D A - ter and Brueker. 10 ( - 2 7 2 10.) I, inns ew York , . 0!j 100 02x - 3 8 3 Hildebrand and Sullivan; Beggs and Dickey. 000 OdO 0 Cleveland 000 Of) 0 Washington Feller and Hemsley; Leonard and R. Feiroll St E N i IRELAND NAMES Poffcnbergcr and on, Humphreys and Berg, mills Pittsburgh Ky () Tebbcts; It) ED Y UTAH, NATIONAL LEAK I E . 021 001 Philadelphia lll 002 Chicago Passeau and Atwood; French, Bryant and O'Doa 102 020 -5 30 Brooklyn TWO WITHDRAWN LOUISVILLE, LOGAN, L, BY quarters, i hi In Cnnunys i HERALD-JOURNA- Baseball i ? ictSaam jr-'-'--r is lie whither orduig to United pi ess advices that Mussolini is not pretollow Hitler m any puce! wliuh might put Italy lag. mis Ri eat Britain and France Mussolini, the Uniled press is has felt for some time that it was better to be friendly with Gnat Blit, un and Fiance than to tie an enemy Gel man sauries in Rome says that the axis will (ontinue to fune ion, particularly because of its ihaiaitii, and that its influence to include might lie extended Jugo-si,- i Hungary, Roumania and a. whether ill. ih 1 Rome-Berli- n womb-iin- i nE twkmi oiwifaasMtdmfieee&dbm DU. DOUGLAS HYDE DUBLIN, May 4 T li - Dr. DougGaelic schollas Hyde, ar, poet, playwright, Hnd a Protestant, was elected first president of Eue (former Irish Free State) today. He was unopposed. Hyde will be installed in office on June 1 Until then, he will not have official status. His term Is for seven years. Nominations for the presidency closed at noon, and when no other candidate appeared, he automatic-aly- l became chief executive at a salary of $75,000 a year. A Protestant, he will be chief executive of a predominantly Roman Catholic country. It was believed that the ihicf political parties selected him in a gesture to Protestant Ulster (northern Ireland) which Prime Minister De Valera wants to incorporate in a united Ireland. Colds widest range of bliades ami lints available in fine paint of had reached $25,000,000. But, he continued, the company's troubles still were far from over; with sickenstoppages occurred ing regularl y despite the agreement. 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