| Show Duce Faces Huge Task In Conquest of Wild Area FRANCE ENLISTS RAIN TRUST TO ' AT PRISON ON DEVIUSISLAND H pfi-M- an IOVAT NEB By HAROLD ETTLINGjER United press Staff Correspondent PARIS— (UP) — Workin? with nprpv land expertnes behind the scenes ' at the Quai d'Oirsay isj Y) Living PENN KAN — France's first brain trust brought together by Premier Laval tp aid in balancing the budget' and fighting the depression After several months of intensive activity whose fruit has been the drastic decrees under which Laval has-be- en governing this brilliant three-mcorps of experts is just beginnirig to be "discovered by the pT T? I oKiA t 7' y ''"JSAtWAl mcs j-- j -s : m r roufttrv- They are Raoul Dautry Jacques Rucff and C J Gignoiix Like v! their American counterparts but unlike most men in French public life they are young Hen of action who mae their way rapidly and assumed high" posts at an early age ' the trio has been borrowed from their jobs in a grave" emergency The three probably have taken a more prominent part in drafting French financial and - economic policy than actual members of the j cabinet There was1 indeed talk for a time qf giving them cabinet ranki but this idea was abanddned— per haps at 'their suggestion ! IN RAILROAD SERVICE f Dautry is the eldest of the threes When not acting as brain truster j LEFT TO RESOURCES f of the job Ethiopia— laid on top of the United States Mussolini is taking on in case he sets out to conauer Ethiopia is shown here in American terms Djibouti only port for Ethiopia and cam corresponds with Chicago and AddiS Ababa the capital Mo in the City paign objective would fall at about Jefferson Iowa of much and Missouri all a of midst rugged plateau! covering the size Illinois and Kansas i:U— -vv h j j in-ista- ' j e j - -- : -- VIOLIN RACKETS Bones Unearthed of 3 Confederate Men ALTON 111— (UP) -- Bones of three soldiers s of the Confederacy their Identity long since tost have been uncovered on McPike Island in the Mississippi river toy steam shovels The three men probably were members of the group of! 623 who ! ? here — in when a 1863) broke out smallpox epidemic among Confederate prisoners in a camp there Bodies weiie buried on the island by the raftload The bones were discovered be neath the roots of a tree is where frontier clashes already have occurred By this route the approach to the Addis Ethiopian highlands arourid easier-WitAbaba and Lake Tsana is tanks it is expected that Italian troops- could sweep toward the interior for several hundred miles without serious opposition But here again the rough country begins and the mountains begin to rise toward the 8000-foN C h ot i level of Addis Ababa And ?it is a long haul for even a motorized army from North Carolina to northern Missouri a fair comparison though the Ethiopian journey presents infinitely more difficulty Italian troops may find thatj "It's a long long way to Addis Ababa" DIFFICULTIES APPALLING Imagine this vast terit0ry equal in size to the heart of the whole American middlewest with only a single railroad line winding 487 miles to cover a distance equal to that from Chicago to Jefferson City in Imagine ja capital there set high on a citadel-lik- e plateau as large as all Missouri and much of Iowa Illinois and Kansas Then imagine bringing jail the men and materials by such a campaign 3000 miles by sea j(as far as we sent our men to France) and canal (Suez) through a bottle-nec- k of a country (Britain) which could shut it off at any time Imagine landing and training these men in a climate far hotter than anything known in the United States and then sending them into ina waterless and disease-ridde- n terior to tirive hundreds! of thou? sands of frenzied natives! but of a rugged and mountainous plateau mid-Misso- uri region Spanish veterans of the Riff and veterans of the Philippine insurrection will tell BELOIT Wis — (UP) —A five-fo- ot reflector telescope with six-inbuilt here by Richard Wilford 14 year-ol- d schoolboy during his sum mer vacation is calculated to bring the moon within a range of vision 800 miles from the earth it Is valued at-- $400 land cost ch Richard about $35 He'spent three weeks grinding the mirror with car borundum powder The world's largest collection of china dogs numbering 400230 is owned by a high school teacher in I Milton Mass ' NOT MOST DESPERATE Contrary to popular belief the most desperate convicts are - not but on St kept on Devil's Island are sent to JoseDh's Island They this spot whenever they prove too unruly for the settlement on tne i mainland As a rule they number from two to three hundred The He Royale which has a particularly healthy climate isA used reg exclusively for sick prisoners ular sanitorium with nurses and doctors in attendance has been constructed there ' On Devil's Island there are five or six exiles only They are ell and state be to prisoners reported orman more to enjoy privileges dinary convicts They are said to have private houses and servants -- Hawaiian Pineapples In 300000000 Cans i - of value DUPE HUNDREDS ng forp reducing the largest number of cans for a single product Idea weather conditions plus a growing consumption of canned pineapple juice by Americans promises to make 1935 a banner year for the pineapple industry "Hawaii's second largest industry If all the cans for this year's crop were placed side by side they would cover a distance of 189394 miles The average width of the can tops is four inches j j 4 —a Trains Indian ! ! full-blood- ii NEW BEDFORD — (UP) Mass son- - i DUSTLESS STOKER COAL (pj TILE WORLD S GREATEST STOIkER ' AUTOMATIC HEAT I Agents for 113 and Rex Stokers Phone 216 — 369 Twenty-thir- d Stxcet 1 Phone 866 BLIMP-PLAN- HOLLYWOOD (UP) - — - Johnny " Weismueller threw an arm around Ride In New Craft SaidTo the hairy shoulders of Sklppy and declared that here was a chimpanBe As Safe As a Morn zee with "more - personality than ingWalk ary other that has chased tarzan air through the? trees of a paper mache ' PARIS (UP) — A fool-pro- of J'msrte craft whose ' inventor describes it Hollywoodis WelajviUer's current Skippy : as "the dream of fearful people i pal in "Capture of Tarwj" in children and nurses" has undergone which the again Akxs remarkably successful tests at ex-swim- ble f r- It - " is a curious machine— half air the tiger skin pants "He has his own tin cup to drink from— and makes a fuss if anyone else goes near it" related Johnny giving Skippy a playful punch in the ribs "He has a definite sense of humor —he'll hide something watch while it's being hunted for then return it —and actually laugh" plane half "sausage" A ride in it is proclaimed to be as safe as a ' V j morning walk The ship can rise as straight as if it were in an elevator shaft can descend the same way and is capable of remaining virtually still in the air at almost any attitude or can travel forward f at about 50 miles jan hour M de Broutelle the inventor calls it a helistatic It consists of the Urges usual gas bag fitted with a tail and held in a network of Stock of graduated elastic braces connect it with the nacelle The nacelle ing HARTFORD Conn— (UP)— Tat- the unusual part of the 'helistatic tooing has spread to the barnyarnV for it is almost exactly like The Hartford county farm bureau f has recommended that poultrymen Of light material the nacelle-I- s their-stocto prevent theft fitted with a motor tattoo but besides the propeller in front DEATH FORM "DEVIL'S GRIP" which drives the machine forward CINCINNATI O —(UP)— What also has a propeller underneath it ' MtXught Syndiait Int V V t be the first recorded death below may fjF the cockpit This directly "Devil's from which Grip" mysterious gasIts auxiliary has propeller to bring "You can tell his pop's a plumber he forgot own motor holds tfce tric ailment about which physicians ' secret the ball machine's ability- to know little is reported here William EUert four died after a weeV rise vertically r The entire machine is so perfectly of knife-lik- e pains in the balanced when the Hold gas bags are properly filled with hydrogen that at any reasonably low alti U S Inventive Lead tudealmost as wen as on the ground it is WILL PAY YOU IT s is static will that not : or rise it to AGE NEW YORK — (UP) — A survey by fall without motor power De Broutelle begins a flight ljy the Inventors Foundation reveals INVESTIGATE the horizontal propeller Human Life Prolonged 1 0 that many of the important Inven starting the machine to rise the tions that have originated! In the straight-upOnce at the desired To 20 Years With Use United States were made by those height he turns off the horizontal ECONOMY and starts the vertical of Animal Extract of foreign birth whose talent was propeller one which moves the craft forward full Scope and encouragement Before You Buy Any When he wants to descend he LONDON (UP)— In a secluded given the U S patent system estab shuts by the regular motor turns laboratory in Hertfordshire vital lished in 1836 American patent on theoff little one STOKER essences are being distilled which laws according to the Foundation the horizontal controlling propter it is claimed will prolong human have made the United States the — Next to Paramount Theatre in reverse —and the craft descends life from 10 to 20 years mecca for inventors from all parts Thousands of men and women of the world and have been cne of gently in a vertical line between 45 and 80 it is said have the most Influential factors in ecoreceived treatment Foreign po- nomic development? ' tentates International statesmen Between 1790 and 1838 when the NEW! 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Heat-Kin- g r vo -- Menagerie On Arm Leads Uneven Haircut I Leads To Jail Term To Arrest of Barber --When his - ' rlv — ' - - (: ' I near Paris - Headquarters for ABERDEEN COAL AND V ? f-t- — T A NEWMAN COAL CO Link-Be- lt I 1 HONOLULU — (UP) — Approxi inately 300000000 cans of various you it is no picnic Even considering the i modern sizes will be manufacturer here this American Can company to planes and motor equipment of the year by 1935 Hawauan pineapple the see Italians it is easy to that pack Mussolini -- is biting at 'a sizeable crop The local can factory is the sec chunk if and when he launches on ond largest of its kind in the the conquest of Ethiopia f United States and holds the' record Stradivari made about 1100 instruments in his lifetime according to the Chicago man and about 425 of his violins are known to be in existence A collection in the hands of a music firm here has a $40000 which Leopold Auer Only a Few Stradivarius Stradivarius played j for 50 years in the courts Makes Remain Exbert of Russian czars There is another Asserts also valued at $40000 made by that erratic genius Joseph Guarnerius CHICAGO — (UP)— rJohn R Dubbs a contemporary of Stradivari A nationally known expert pn old rosehued varnished violin made by violins looked down at an instru- J B Gardagnini in 1750 and valment he held He glanced at the ued at $18000 is also in the collec- vAio'ition woman tall waited before him I TU give you $25 for it" " "But that's a Stradivarips' she U S New Type ijn sold Texas farm "I my protested to pay for it" Medicine Man Dubbs shook his head sadly and handed it to her — (UP) —A new It wasnt a "Stead" It! wasn't WASHINGTON medicine of Indian man' left even a good violin But' it jus just type the at school Phoenix government like thousands of others which have to Ariz students when returned been brought to the Chicagdan dur a their tribes after practitaking few last years by persons ing the who have been duped into buying cal course in Red Cross first aid them or who found them packed Every pupil in the school took I first aid instruction with a miniaway in the attic Dubbs explains that fine old vio- mum of 18 hours' instruction First f aid certificates were given to 475 lins aren't so common Tn fact" he says "if all the real students during the past year — the 'Strads' were placed end to end presentations being made through they wouldn't reach so very far the Maricopa county Red Cross But if all those attributed to the chapter old Italian master were treated in Ninety per cent of the students a similar manner they' would prob- enrolled were Indians ably reach around the! world coming in the main from the Pina At least six a day- are jbrought Papago Hop! Apache Maricopa into Chicago by persons expecting Yuma Zuni and Pueblo tribes The to reap a fortune he said and average age of the students Is 17 not one of these has ever proved years tired-looki- ct even American ! Boy Builds $400 Lens For $35 To See! Moon self-respe- Ashe-vil- le Wal-W- al there are about 2000 of these liberes — as they are called — in the colony Most of them are left to their own resources and in many cases are reduced to dire helplessness With the stigma of crime shunned by the upon them and who-nainterFrench colonials ests there they frequently attempt to escape and in most cases perish in jungle or swamp Hoping to eliminate this system in gradually Lamy will institute the meantime a series of measures which will help the "liberated convict" to earn a living and regain These reforms are his to realization as being rushed as conditions permit quickly PAVING WAY The Salvation Army already is paving the way for improvement of social conditions It has established a Wishing station near Cayenne and is organizing a canning factory so that these men without a country can find employment Colonials engaged in business there are encouraged to employ them as servants or laborers Authorities point out here that given although Devil's t island has settleits name to all the penal ments in French Guiana it is actually only a small part of ' thai colony the most important convicts camp being located on the mainland at Cayenne Devil's Island itself is one of three islets known as the Ties du Salut and located 35 miles off the coast of French Guiana The other two are called St Joseph and He Roy-al- e ve 50000 Italian troops is alEthiopia Full of Large- - of about ready here and many more could Mountains and Fever- be brought around by water after the vast state a first victory in the north Ridden Deserts to which he rose coinciding with railways 1a job from the humblest of beginnings By NEA Service He started without political influ-en- ce What a really big job Mussolini at the age of 22 ai district ": is from biting off for himself if he unafter graduated being engineer Ecole Polytechnique in dertakes war against Ethippia is "the difficult r ' well shown- - by the accompanying 1902 the map of Ethj opia is Dapper small and slender but map Here of-thof the United on of top placed the (strength impression giving to the same both drawn always moving and always busy States see it covers can that" most You scale as the Dautry is talked of heart! of the to the area an an is man France in equal jit energetic midwest American to work occurrence him for ordinary 18 hours a day and he Ss always The main Italian attacks in case For of war are expected at about the getting extra jobs to do When he places indicated by the arrows The a "few years ago was shoulder deep in his task of top one would likely come first rehabilitating the state railways Here in the territory correspondhaving assumed the directorshipask-at ing to southern Minnesota and a particularly bad time he was Wisconsin (Eritrea) Italy jalready ed as a! sideline to reorganize the has gathered 100000 soldiers French line While still dcng those Her first attack logically two jobs he found time at! the gov- sweep southward inmight the territory ernment's request to revjamp en- about Adowa (La Crosse) Wis) tirely the commercial air line Aero-posta- le where she suffered a bitter defeat at the hands of Menelik 40 years NO PET THEORIES ago Capture of this area would be sweet to Italy because it a but especially politician Dautry Anything indulges in neither pet theories nor would be revenge for thtaj cataspolitical expedients but ha is keen- trophe TARGETS FOR PLANES ly aware that his job in ihe brain trust comes at an unusualjy critical But to advance far south on this considers tbUt he is line is very difficult as the plateau time and-hand witnessing perhaps helping tp begins near the border and the enfashion a turning point inj France's tire country is cut into a wildly economic and ! even political road mountaineous region where guerilla Next in seniority is CU J Gig- - fighting would rule and where round-face- d noux blonde blue-eye- d bombing planes would be qf com editor and economist whoj looks as paratively- small service because grave and calm as Dautry does there is nothing to bomb So it is likely that initials Italian jumpy He had a fling alt pontics under Premier Flandin as under victory in this area valuable as a secretary of state for national econ morale stimulator would soon be omy but he does not like political consolidated by digging in fn lines office "Once he refused ah under far short of Lake Tsana j secretary ship of war offered by the Here the British have ah inter late Andre Maginot on the ground est because this lake feeds the that he knew nothing about the Blue Nile source of irrigation for job V" much of Egypt and India British IDEAS SOUND troops especially Spahis pre re assembling in the I Sudan ported "La Editor of the financial daily Journeei Industrielle" and deeply corresponding to the Dakptas on j concerned with national issues Gig- - the map FEASIBLE FOR TANKS noux nevertheless likes tcj consider A second wave of attach then himself a provincial and a wine enter from the southeast might sober an grower He' is eminently coastal plain iof the where the economist who bold f leaves aritasy jf States United corresponds on the out of his serious work and puts it A force Somaliland to Italian finarice which map into books based on he loves to write such as j"The Life of Baron Louis" and "Tjie Office of Dreams" The latter is concern ed with the intricacies of the law swindle perished ' t - ' I- At present it is estimated that I director--o- -- United Press Staff Correspondent PARIS — (UP) —The horrors of Devil's Island most important of France's penal settlements soon will become legend with the putting into effect 'of the French government's projected reforms by Governor Georges Lamy newly appointed head of the colony The first step that Lamy Intends to take in his efforts to transform of which Devil's French Guiana island is a part into a! prosperous and respectable colony will be in the form of improved conditions for who must the liberated convicts 10 isolation there afof years spent sentences ter having served their M at hard labor - Jv— KO: 'i By REYNOLDS PACKARD i 1 7v ' 'Liberated Convicts To Get Chance To Earn " Country k Finds Brilliant rtr 1 hi Corps o Aid Budget Johnny W eismueller Proud of Chimpanzee SAFETY TESTED HORROR TO END BATTLE CRISIS he is SUNDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER a 1935' THE OGDEN STANDARD EXAMINER 10 C fV 7K7i ® fir Summers gone for an- other year er's on the way NOW is the time to fill your Cold weath- bin with our coal PHONE 533 - paypurchase dealer ment three years to pay Call on any local stoker for complete information f heat-packe- d ULFUONE 538 THE ANSWER TO THE BURNING CLTSTICN 2 DIG:PaiZGS not more than 200 words Write a letter— Coal Automatic —telling 'Why I Prefer OF 5 TONS Iieat" Award for best Jetter 3 TONS best letter second COAL For OF COAL All letters must be mailed to CONTEST EDITOR 527 Mclntyre Building: Salt Lake City on or before September 3D ft L lerr-r-"""- :-: -1 3 - |
