Show r i — A THOUGHT i r f I 'Iff! nUht of — A warmer nesday O - — — A I For from within out of the heart men proceed evil thoughts adulteries fornications murders — St Mark 7:21 ttt ATI anAFairWeto tonight IDAHO: Fair and night — I warmer north portion nesday A I i i i I fi I i i 4 I r ti FOURTEEN PAGES Year— No 71 h Sixty-sixt- 0 m i i I i A i I CLOSED UP BY LIQUOR BOARD THREAT MADE l vwVi--i-f i i ii ill-- m vjr " SI U S Promotes Utahn Who Led In Tragic Air Rescue Work In Arctic Morgan and Wife Were Stricken With Fevfcr Commission Enjoins Six Months Ago But Stayed at Post and New Measure Increases Existing Estate and StateNine Establishments Sent Out Pleas for Aid Gift Levies Borah and McCarran From Operating Amendments Eliminated R 20— (AP)— Technical WASHINGTON NAMED THIRTEEN ARE V — - News BILL SUMMED UP The bill was summed up this way Chairman Harrison of the conference committee: 1 Graduated corporation income taxes: 12 per cent on the first 13 per cent on inincome of $2000 o Views - (D-Mi- by and - non-commissio- ned instead of the inheritance taxes the bill agreed upon would increase the existing estate and gift tax rates : ss) 14 per come from $2000-$1500- 0 cent on $15000— $40000 and 15 per cent on all over $40000 2 Capital stock tax: Increased from the presen $1 per $1000 to $140 By FRANK FRANCIS 3 Excess profits: permit new declaration of capital Value and then In the pines on the edge of the tax at a 6 per cent rate those profits --enae river 35 miles from the west between 10 and 15 per cent and tax at 12 per cent the profits over entrance to Yellowstone park per cent 4 Individual Income surtaxes: filtersun with sunlight Bright levies as in the house bill at shaStart ing through the trees casting 31 per cent ion income from tax a of the and dows the river murmuring $50000 to $56000 increasing rates trees whispering to a maximum of 75 per cent on excess over $5000000 Up stream two men are coming the5 cast their Intercorporate dividends: A 90 down in waders and they per cent exemption instead of the lines and carefully feel their way existing 100 per cent exemption on A woman is In the middle of the dividends received by one corporastream nearby She has her net out tion from anotherVAfrhi§ rate would to about per cent as she draws in a splashing fighting amount 6 taxes: Estate Ranging from 2 native trout per cent on the first taxable $10000 excess over Across the way cattle are lazily to 70 per cent on the $50000000 d squirrels dart grazing 7 Gift taxes: Approximately up the trees of the estate levies AMENDMENTS OUSTED I am miles off the beaten track and much of the landscape is un- The Borah amendment forbidtouched by the hand of man ding future issues of Xederal securities and the McCar It Is quite a different world from ran amendment repealing much of act were elimthat of the streets of Ogden and be- the silver purchase cause It is strangely jdiff erent and inated ' J! rustic and has the odor of the pines Harrison estimated theses taxes r it is restful would bring in $265000000 a year But he added the: bill's provision Yesterday we drove to Old permitting corporations to deduct from their Incomes gifts made to charitable organizations would reOne of the rangers said the travel duce the total $15000000 Presiis the heaviest ever experienced and dent Roosevelt byhad opjudging from the number of auto- posed such deductionsvigorously mobiles that must be correct Adjustment by the conferees of house and senate differences over This is one indication that Amer- the legislation was regarded by leadica is coming back and people once ers as & major - step toward quick more have money to spend on adjournment The house will set first on the conferees' report Chairman Dough-to- n On the way elk were seen We of the ways and means commitstopped and soon half a dozen autos tee estimated it would be Thursday had parked Cameras came out of before the agreement could be called every car to carry home actual up on the house floor scenes of this wild life in the hills "I think we've got a blamed good of the west bill" he told reporters Asked why the f inheritance tax We were on a curve! of a winding was acknowledged that road bordering the Madison and the left out hewanted it included president across were the river the elk I but added: Tt looked like tfiree of the senThe license plates of the cars told — I wont tell you who us that half a dozen eastern states ate conferees — were were going to hold out they would get that photographic mestax We the inheritance against sage from out the west would have had to report a disagreement so we finally yielded Going on a short distance we "Of course if we think it is nec- stopped again where the car ahead ( Continued on Page Two) had thrown a piece o bread and a black bear stood at tle side of the 15 " o Long-taile- i three-quarte- rs tax-exem- O pt : ! i i o i highway O - j The women in our party through a small opening cast out cheese crackers The animal was quick to Then lifting himself on respond his haunches the bear placed his paws on the window pane - and licked the smaU crackers from the hands i of his newly-foun- d friends Then we drove on STREET DROPS - I t in the park was Every hot-pencircled with cars Here is a list ot of the states represented — Indiana Texas Iowa California Pennsylvania Nevada! Washington Oregon Illinois Idaho Montana Colorado York Ohio Wyoming New New Jersey Minnesota South Dakota North Dakota New Mexico Wisconsin Florida Virginia Kan- sas Maryland Alabama Missouri Oklahoma Kentucky Arizona Arkansas Rhode Island Connecticut! Louisiana Maine Mississippi Massachusetts New Hampshire and Utah i of Columbia and a number of provinces of Canada were 'registered Eighteen Are Missing Tunnel Four Suffer sl 1 Doc Alack of Mack's camp said that a night last week he enter- tained" a group from Scotland another from Montreal and a third from England ! The Yellowstone is where the people of the nation meetlseemlngly on terms of equality as they throw off much of the aloofness: of the conventional They readiiy take on Tvestern sociability In the camp of A L Glasmann miles west of West j Yellowstone we ate from a garden near by green that for flavor and sweetness Opeas unequalled By the way Abe is X a royal entertainer (Continued on Page Two) 35 i PUBUCJNEMY ' : mission:" immediately :5suhrnii&-istatement of fees to be charged dispensers "we will have no alternative but to close the place of business of all beer vendors In your locality The letter was received passively by the city commission at its meet Irig this morning and it was formal ly voted to withhold action on the license fees until after the matter has been thoroughly discussed at the annual convention of the state municipal league at Cedar City Aug ust 29 30 and 31 at which time representatives of many of the cities of the state will attempt to work out a uniform schedule of fees PEERY'S COMMENT I think it is a problem for the cities to work out" commented May or Harman W Peery "and I seriously doubt that the liquor commission will take any drastic action until all of the city officials of the state have had an opportunity to fully discuss this knotty problem Establishments closed as a result of 'the injunction actions of the liquor commission were: "The New Hudson" James Crow and Vincent Terzo 2472 Klesel avenue: "The Richelieu" Charles Revell 2481 Washington avenue i "Sheepherd- v ers' Inn" J A Jones 206 Twenty- fifth street "The Club" Joe Saier no and George Fappas 126 Twenty fifth street "The Brown Derby' Gus Batestas 234 Twenty-fift- h street: "The Toastmaster" Lino C street "The Daz 115 Twenty-fift- h Willows' E E Butters and William street "The Miller 326 Twenty-fift- h Twen Imperial" RayToone street ana "Tne casino Anna Couchis and Anthony Cou street chis 306 Twenty-fift- h "COMMON NUISANCES The commission alleged in its re auests for Injunctions : that at the in places mentioned the defendants J three-quarter- THREATENED WRECKAGE have sold kept stored' and given away alcoholic beverages in viola Broken Bones tion of the liquor control act of 1935 As a result of the illegal sale BERLIN Aug 20— AP)— Eight- - the contended the places een workmen were reported missing so complaintsthe act are "common violating today in the collapse of a portion nuisancesn of the Hermann Gpering street subThe liquor commission asked a way now junder construction writ of injunction re- temporary A section of th street near the ( Continued on Page Two) pate: dropped away Brandenburg twelve-fifteen one m about and p and hours later only four members of the crew which had been below had been brought up BONES BROKEN NATIONAL All four suffered broken bones at Philadelphia postChicago and Internal injuries It was hoped rain tomorrow) (two that some of the 1$ workers believed poned still underground might have esR- - H EL caped crushing by: running to safe St Louis 6 8 1 ends of the tunnel a 5 12 1 Boston Police firemen first aid workers Walker Haines E Batteries: and 300 regular army' soldiers were Moore Brown Betts and DeLancey sent to the spot iri rescue attempts and Spohrer The whole tunriel was reported flooded by a bursting water main R II E Score: The subway is being built especially 2 5 0 for the Olympic games next year to Pittsburgh 0 3 5 Brooklyn facilitate movement of the heavy Batteries: Weaver and Padden traffic expected A section of the street 170 feet Zaehary Leonard and Lopez J long and 45 feet wide dropped down Taylor- A street car passed over the area AMERICAN just r before the! whole - section R HE First game: A and dropped away heavy crane 5 11 1 other construction! machinery and Boston 8 15 1 tools tumbled Into the tunnel St Louis A fortunate circumstance was the Batteries: W Ferrell and R Fer-re- ll Cain Knott and Hemsley fact thai the accident occurred durii rest the and lunch ' ing noonday R H E First eame: period so that comparatively few 1 4 11 men were In the tunnel Philadelphia x Police officials aid it might be unicago io ij Turbeville Batteries: Wilshere many hours before the number of casualties would be known and Berry Kennedy and SewclL j - Also the District SPOT 318Vi UPON WORKERS HOOVER'S LIFE BRUSH FOUGHT ty-fif- th' ! - Sergeant Stanley Aug native Utahn was today promoted to master sergeant the army rank City Informed Beer Fees highest advancement was "in recognition of his said Dern the Secretary Must Be Fixed Or All Initiative resourcefulness and fine judgment in organizing and diPlaces Closed recting the recovery of Rogers' and Post's hodles" taking them to the lonely Eskimo village and transmitting to the outside world a detailed Thft state liauor control commis r account of the Arctic tragedy near Point Barrow Alaska sion swooped down on Ogden drink record war The Morgan ensecretary lauded Morgan's military resorts last night closing nine of 19 was chosen for duty at 15 He when years ago as a private them and followed the action today listed demonstrated service had ability with a threat that unless the city Point Barrow Dern said because his commission acts "immediately" to good judgment and reliability qualities vitally necessary at that isofix beer dispensing license fees lated post at the top of the continent Six months ago during a disastrous influenza epidemic that brought every beer establishment in the city will be closed death to scores of natives on the bleak coast of the Arctic ocean MorNine actions affectinir thirteen gan and his wife were stricken But the sergeant despite a raging persons were filed in Second district fever remained on duty and transmitted radio appeals for assistance court by the commission late yester-da- v Doctors and nurses came from Nome by dog team and brought and before evenine operators of nine establishments had been medical supplies to the stricken village As a result the lives of a large served by Sheriff Oscar E Lowder number were saved with copies of writs of injunction Sergeant Morgan was born in Payson Utah where his mother Mrs signed by the county clerk injuncJoseph A Morgan lives He is married and has two children tion orders signed by District Judge For seven years in the frozen desolate post on the Arctic fringe Lester A Wade and summons to Sergeant Morgan has earned a year's leave and is expected to arrive appear in court within 20 days in Seattle next month He has already requestd a return to Point FIRST ACTION Barrow at the expiration of his leave Although similar action has been Morgan's promotion was recommended by Major General J B taken in numerous cases in Salt Allison chief signal officer Lake City it was the first time the liquor commission moved into Ogden in its concerted effort to eliminate the sale of hard liquors over bars The commission requested in its complaints that when hearings are held the Injunctions restraining BY TO FIND temporarily those places affected from selling either hard liquor or beer be made permanent Unless OF the defendants are able to convince the court of their innocence their places of business will remain closed The threat of more drastic action Plane Sighted On Chief of "G" Men Receives was contained in a letter from Missing Letter From Alvin Wyoming Mountain Hugh B Brown administrator of commission to the city the liquor Karpis By Aviators commission today Mr Brown ex plained that his body is prepared to WASHINGTON Aug 20 — (AP) — By RICHARD COWELL proceed with issuance of beer li A threat on the life' of J Edgar Associated Press Staff Writer censes and that unless the city com Morgan WASHINGTON Aug 20— (AP) — Senate and house con VV erence committee members today reached a final agree ment on the $250000000 tax bill leaving out the new in heritance levies Dronosed bv President Roosevelt - t i t i i i - UTAH TUESDAY EVENING AUGUST 20 1935 OGDEN CITY OGDEN RESORTS o Tax Plans Qest Inheritance Fee o There Is nothing truly evil but what is within us the rest is either natural or accidental Sir Philip Sidney to- Wed- GLENDO Wyo Aug 20— (AP)— HoovrrcHief orthe ""G" men' led A searching' party f ought through to reports at department of justice almost impenetrable : timber and that search' for Alvin Karpis brush half way up Laramie peak to- today now centers at Dayton Ohio day to reach wreckage of anf air"number The ' kidnaper-fugitiv- e plane that Captain George Smith of the Wyoming highway patrol was 1' public enemy is believed at the convinced carried three Indianapolis department to be author of a ' mesair travelers to death sage supposedly mailed from Dayton Captain Smith sighted remnants a short while ago warning Hoover of the plane while cruising over the his days are numbered peak searching- for it with Pilot Officials refused to make it pub ' Bob Burgeson lic but clearly believed Karpis was REPORTS WRECKAGE the writer Apparently the penmanHe landed immediately at Wheat- ship and fingerprints entered their land Wyo about 40 miles east from calculations Hoover and other the mountain There he called higher-up- s declined to discuss the Gov Leslie A Miller arid said he matter had found the wreckage of the plane Sought by federal agents since belonging to an Indianapolis transit the $200000 kidnaping of Edward G company carrying the president of Bremer St Paul Minn in the company Burnside Smith 47 1934 Karpis was last seen January by offiwith Dick Arnett Indianapolis air- cers when he escaped from a trap port manager as pilot and with t's in an Atlantic City hotel early last bride as a passenger ' winter He and Harry Campbell at that Captain Smith said he could not fly close enough to the plane to de- time abandoned their girl friends termine the fate of the occupants Wynona Burdette and Delores missing since Thursday on a flight who now are ' serving senfrom Helena Mont to Denver He tences said it appeared all must have been Karpis is the only important killed member of his notorious kidnap and Smith with several other high- bank bandit gang who has escaped way patrolmen drove here and or- tne government crime hunters Three members have met death ganized a searching party A CCC camp 38 miles west of here was the as guns barked in Chicago and Ar-net- De-lan- ey starting point for the trip up the round-abo- ut peak about a task half way on horseback and the remainder on foot : Another searching "party that left the camp at dawn was within a few miles of the wreckage which was on the northeast shoulder of 20-m- ile the mountain Attempts to communicate with (Continued on Page Two) SENATEPASSES RAIL MEASURE WASHINGTON Aug 20 — (AP) — Another vital administration bill neared the White House today when the senate passed without a: record vote the house bill to speed rail-- (D-Was- h) PART COMPANY AS POST'S DODY IS TAKEN EAST To Lie In State For Five Hours On Thursday CROSSON FLIES EAST Rogers j fifty-thre- p m (CST) today after a 5500-mi- le air trip from Point Barrow near where he fell to his death with Will Rogers while on an aerial tour of the northland Alaska LOS ANGELES Aug 20 — (AP)— In the darkened cabin of a huge transport plane the body of Wiley Post began its last aerial voyage today while thousands waited to pay final homage to Will Rogers who met death with the aviator in a tragic Alaskan air crash The body of the famous humor ist lay in a Glendale mortuary awaiting public and private funeral services Thursday as the huge plane sped toward Oklahoma City where services for Post will be held Aboard the plane which took off at six a m Pacific standard time were Col Clarence M Young airJoe Crosson who line executive bodies from Alaska the brought William A Winston chief pilot J L Fleming junior pilot T W Dow- - ling radio operator and Engineer Tom Ward FEW PRESENT Onlv a few cersons --were present when the bie shin took off from the airport — the same flying field irom which Post started many aenai adventures including the one which ended In death lor him and Rog ers his boon companion The nieht was exnectea to rase about IMt hours - with refueling stops at Albuquerque N M and Amarillo Texas probably Trie 3500-mii- e lournev irom xne northern " Alaskan wilds where the nair crashed in Post's shin last Thursday ended just at dusk yes-- i terday wnen puot wunam Winston set down his big Airways transport at Buroank air TVWt jl The arrival was attended by tne first disorders since the bodies of the celebrated dead were brought from Point Barrow Police and the curious clashed at the airport after the ofif cers had sought to halt the The inci taking of Dhotosranhs dent delayed transfer of the bodies i Pan-Americ- an : to a mortuary a half hour Joe Crosson the Alaskan pilot who-habroueht out the bodies of his friend in less than two days relinquished controls for the flight from Seattle whicn was oroicen Dy a brief fueling stop at Aiameaa IN GLENDALE hodv of the famous humorist The actor will lie in state five hours at seven a m Thursday beginning in n throve of nine and olive trees at Forest Lawn Memorial park in d Glendale Pan-Ame- rl- :: Pan-Americ- an - coral-bottom- ed LOS ANGELES Aug' 20— (AP)— Marjrrie White 27 screen actress was seriously injured today as she was pinned under an automobile that overturned after a collisionMar-lo- w Riding as a passenger with was Lovell 25 Miss White crushed' under the auto as It smashed into a machine driven by Charles Marchesl The actress suffered several rib fractures and a broken shoulder The accident occurred in Santa Monica " 1 In East' Africa9 Italians Admit French Intensify Efforts Toward Peaceful Settlement as Mussolini May Quit League Britons Call Confab Thousands Await Chance By RICHARD G MASSOCK Press Foreign Staff Associated To Pay Homage To Hu-- j — 20 (AP)— Italy acknowledged the PARIS 5fAug morist and Airman war in East Africa today with what amounted 20— to defiance to other powers to interfere with its campaign OKLAHOMA CITY An of ar Post The (AP)— Wiley body Italy openly expressed skepticism that "diplomatic e rived home at threes CLIPPER SAILS trans-Pacif- ic was announced today by Chairman Nye cn the senate muni tions committee will Senator Bone start the filibuster and Nye will join in Nye said He refused to disclose other participants The development came shortly after the foreign relations ccm mlttee reached an agreement on neutrality legislation but withheld details War Inevitable ! -- Filibuster Planned To Force Action Mar jorie White Hurt WASHINGTON Aug 20 — (AP)— Seriously In Crash A filibuster against all administra legislation NOTED FRIENDS Private services were set for two n m in the Wee Kirk o' the Heath er and will be conducted by Dr J whiteomb Broueher an old friend For the time belne the remains will rest in a crypt at Forest Lawn tn he transferred bv Mrs Rogers at some later date to the family burial Florida plot at Chelsea Okla Hoover once described the outfit Mrs Rogers accompanied by her as "one of the most dangerous mobs three children Will Jr Mary and James and by relatives from Oklain the country" "As long as it was at large" he homa including Rogers' sister Mrs said "we felt that a kidnaping or a Tom McSpadden of Chelsea were big bank robbery might ' take place en route to Los Angeles by train "' " from the east anywhere AT STATE CAPITOL "It roved from the Pacific coast across the continent through the Mrs Post waiting at Maysville Okla with her husband's parents middle west and south" Mr and Mrs W F Post said the funeral plans depend on when the aerial hearse arrives Gov E W Marland received permission to have the body lie in state in the rotunda of th: state capitol Relatives indicated the remains ON MIDWAY HOP may rest a few hours in rural Maysville about 60 miles south of Oklahoma City as a gesture to home folk of the area where the country-bre- d WAKE ISLAND (By 21 — (AP) — experimenter in stratosphere flight an Airways) —Aug 'A-r f Manned by the same crew as on its was reared at be the First Bapwill Services outbound hop the church in Oklahoma City with clipper seaplane rose to a graceful tist interment in Memorial park nearby latakeoff from the goon here at 6:14 a m today (11:14 POLICE READY a m August 20 Pacific standard HOLLYWOOD Aug 20— (UP)— time) bound for Midway Island Fearful of disorders such as have 1191 statute miles to the northeast other noted for rites last marred announcements the said Previous toauthorities Peace figures Clipper would remain at Midway publicmade elaborate preparations a day or two and then fly to Hono- day services for Will funeral for policing at base to lulu en route its home road reorganizations The senate added a minor amendment to the bill which necessitates It going back to the house but it is expected to go to the White House almost immediately The measure is designed to re write the railroad bankruptcy act which was placed on the statute books in the closing days of the Alameda Calif The huge plane reached Wake Hoover administration Island Friday on its third pioneering flight over the proposed commercial air route tion legislation designed to force action at this sessicn on neutrality LAST EDITION Rogers Police deputy sheriffs and other enforcement officers planned a meeting late today to conclude plans for preserving order Especially at Forest Lawn where t the internationally known humorist's body will lie in state for five hours before the funeral Thursday Recalling the riot in New York after the death of Rudolph Valentino and the disorders that attended the funeral of Lilyan Tashman and Others local authorities said every precaution would be taken to prevent such scenes here f4 DYNAMITE IN MOUTH SUICIDE FT MYERS Fla Aug 20 — (UP) —O J Hall 51r superintendent of an electric light plant placed a stick of dynamite in his mouth lighted the fuse and nonchalantly waited for it to explode The coroner called it suicide channels" would stop Mussolini from "disarming" Ethiopia — r— Baron Pompeo Aloisi Italy's dele- - HOMER G BURNS gate to the crumbled Paris conference of representatives of Italy indii Prance and Great Britain cated as he quitted Paris that Mussolini would use his "wealth of man power" in his "disarming" drive ostensibly for the protection of Italian colonies MAY QUIT LEAGUE ' The possibility of Italy's quitting Was with Government For the league of nations "if : she is shown to the door" was expected to Eleven Years Knows Intensify French efforts toward Markets finding a' solution of the problem but Aloisi predicted failure of the Homer G Burns formerly of league's efforts as well as of diplonegotiations Washington D C has been named matic was even uncertain whether It vice president and general man be represented at the ager of th Ogden uniontock yards Italy would of the league council meeting succeeding Kenneth C Ikeler gen 4 Aloisi saying "our September 1931 The eral manager since change became effective this week SITUATION AT A GLANCE Mr Burns has been in Ogden since 1 last June coming here from (By The Associated Press PARIS— Italy defies powers to Washington where he was chief ac Interfere with 4ts campaign to countant of the packers and stock yards division of the department of "disarm" Ethiopia and admits of quitting League of agriculture During the 11 years he possibility Nations an he held that position developed LONDON—Cablnet members extensive acquaintance with the for emergency "meeting to rush major livestock ' markets of the face gravest situation since 1914 United States as lesser tremble in fear nations to to Mr Prior Washington going of league collapse Burns had 16 years of railroad exADDIS ABABA— Ethiopia carperience He held positions with ries on" war preparations secretMisvarious roads in Illinois and as mobilization ly hiding long souri and- - was assistant to the as chance for peace exists auditor of the terminal railway ROME— II Duce orders entire company at Peoria 111 government represented at mill-tar- y "There will be no change in the maneuvers of 500000 men at Austrian frontier policy of the Ogden union stock NEW MANAGER AT STOCKYARDS -- - yards " said Mr Burns today "Our policy is to make a good livestock final decision will on the market in Ogden and we are making progress of affairs" depend' ' ' progress Fear was expressed by French H DeVine James president of the officials that the Franco-Italiastockyards company said today the friendship strengthened last Januchange was made because "Mr ary in a Rome conference between Ikeler prefers other work" Mussolini and Laval was shattered Mr" Ikeler however today Implied They thought it unlikely that Italy in a statement that there was a would support France In view of change in managers and a current France's attitude against Italy now rumor of sale of some stock in the American Packing and Provision POLICY SOUGHT company which controls the Union LONDON Aug 20 — (AP) — An Stockyards He said: "I wish for the authoritative source indicated tonew owners of the property the full- night that Sir Samuel Hoare est measure of continued success secretary would ask the foreign British which I am sure will be achieved cabinet to adopt a policy of econof the above omic and financial action with the by league agencies" of nations members against Italy of member a H E' Hemingway if that nation attacks Ethiopia the board of directors of the pack- Sir Samuel It was said backed by Eden minister for league on Anthony Page Two) (Continued of nations affairs will present this suggestion to the cabinet at an emergency meeting called for ThursdaF n" ion dTrjavoTs PROJECT FUNDS $111282159 For Relief America Is Recommended Over WASHINGTON Aug 20— CAP) — Distribution of $111282159 of work relief money for a wide variety of projects in all sections of the country was recommended to President Roosevelt today by his allotment boards The board recommended $84495-26- 3 for WPA undertakings in all the y-""- - It was stated that the British ' government would expect to have full support for such proposals from France and the smallernations of Europe and South' America The authority in question stated that the cabinet would expect to prepare its original policy for presentation to the forthcoming league of nations session and that depending upon what wes accomplished at Geneva further momentous decision might be necessary The ministers government were called home from their' vacations because of the crisis threatening the peace of Europe V Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin Is returning from his holiday In' of-th- e Alx-Les-Ba- ins France It was reiterated that Great BriAn allotment of $3278696 for 45 tain and France had agreed Inin PWA projects was proposed formally to work In crisis but ' that Presided over by the president the the board adopted a resolution fix(Continued on Page Two) ing September 16 as the deadline for submission of PWA applications It recommended that applications which have been rejected be made public and their advocates given ah opportunity to revise tnem The board also urged that states and municipalities seeking aid from WPA be required to use the PWA states--- ' ion Italo-Ethiopi- an Legislative Sum plan of 45 per cent grants and 55 WASHINGTON Aug 2— (AP)— per cent loans as far as possible M— —r :v'v The legislative situation In congress today: The AAA amendments rail pen-slWomen Confer and banking bills have been the senate and approved Cost house and byareboth AAA nowf awaiting presidential signing or veto — - WASHINGTON 20 (UP) In conference for adjustment of Aug —Detroit women who have made differences after having been passed butchers miserable by direct action by both the senate and house are demands for cheaper meat today the bills dealing with tax revision presented their case to Dr Calvin prohibition of gold clause damage B Hoover consumers' counsel of suits liquor control utilities "regulathe AAA tion rivers and harbors and the The group of five headed by Mrs TV A amendments house d Mary Zuk Passed by the house and awaiting wife minced no words in laying senate action are the bituminous their complaint before tthe govern- coal f control war profit limitation ment-: and ship subsidy bills The housewives demanded action The bills dealing with farm morton a three point program calling moratorium food and dru? gage for: oil regulation and NRA regulation meat of Immediate investigation standards firms contracting with for findings to the packers in Detroit with have been passed government be presented within two weeks are awaiting senate and the by found Prosecution of packers house action of profiteering guilty Neither house has passed ths A hat 20 per cent reduction In all 15 meat prices as of July midget money bill With Over Meat on ' sharp-tongue- - 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