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Show CACHE AMERICAN. LOGAN. UTAH News Review of Current Events tlic World Over Roosevelt Calls on All Nations to Ran War and Disarm; Equality Hitler Ajroe$, 1rou'ded German Demand Is Granted. By EDWARD W. PICKARD June last 10 edmatur and r, OU rsr.kf! II high a kuthur of K Scenes and Persons in the Current News t'rk Premdint Brirfly told for i:m i. president of of 1rogre, mat h M. News Intermountain VljIii'tH.i tl). Reader Ilay WffiLIL Wi-- Ml IIU1V AID H.ND IOV IIURV I'KOHT- - (.ROW inii-o- n Di;m: in gim KOI HI $ IF MI IT IN JINE the Century would ! unable to go to Chicago on to open that great He added Hal he f"Id May 27, to atte nd the fair befure It clow Not Ubinihng this ! the exposition will be for OO the date named Biully (.J.e shove, and the Jiitenuli aetulty on (lie greeufids gave uratir that It and would be j ractlcaily couple ready for visitors at that time. IliHHi IIU eiiti'n I. pa-fi- r, tiie-n- FARMING! he-- A lrl t S'pilirxi wiih gram Limit hM lo Ihl Is te-- IT N, RulM:. ID V - Mil." Utah i'tuf d ami M until W litrbt. Hr!. a tbiid In a ,f o l !l ' tba meswica might be lb firt step I dangle toward recognition of (ho Soviet im'iWt1!p E a ember of the Amer! nf the Aim ri ! ib iriMii i Hu- to unit In outlawing war. In bn government by the Fulled State. delegation to t'e "rid e iiiiuoiintcd D"'U I. aa bvli In It Flitted the is b nd n n Ion ft Opinion State, neemic cedi renee In loin donlug 111 weapon of effen hot it i. headjuartir at Indium been selected bjr lri:lint Return In agreeing not to refill ted In editorial In mwspaper of all part of the country, wa Indlunu, veil. Tbry are Secretary of plate lend ariiMil fore that the President bad made a hold Hull, chairman; Jame M Cox of national airos LAKE ClfV I T Ml.T an! timely move to save the world Ohio, once Itemocratlc can Jidnt fer r nrou sod fb ff He Utah lulu-trifrom warfare, and Unit It bad the on residency, and Sti.uor rt.nri.l--:- . n wi! to-- rxil.Hx I I otlo of lint earth rbanre to succeed; but ther waa Muman. to enliulatlf lo liilne and one niHul mil coal exwas to oine fear that be trying nd may r I. r sfu Ju'y over all to 10 tend tho Monroe well pro SITTING as a court of ItoJ'-E- , IDA bixy "no advamo for the eleventh tune In the gronteat art of continent, and omo dould aa to d.-- t i hint ms what til future course would ho If It history, the senate began the 111 if r.guar army offirokluie. Coming Id propocal were rejected. Gencer ami troop have !" n Old' red trial of federal Judge Harold Lou It did when to Idaho aid I tall from B.ilHn or on edge erally. tho President was highly combe derback to dime building of i.mps f--r of mended for his energetic and ennorthern district of with rumor nd lightened action. California. Vice ty (be emero my eon natcoming war 1 Garner President Jew of Chicago parading In protest against the persecution of Jews lo Germany by the Hitler regime ion corpv. F.n U di t n him-n- t when Chancellor T (o tho one of fox r. four strgunit wa JXLKSS Japan yield Adolf Hitler wa about to make hi president of 5 I'residcnt Roosevelt signing the farm relief Inflalh n bill as various congressmen, cabinet member and plea of President Rook. the court and lien other look on, 3 Dr. Don Enrique Finot, the new minister from Bolivia to the Fulled States, photo- and 21 e'lMul men 'n arrival 111 first declaration of International vett and others which la unlikely Id 1. a eaih tn't will le (nihed by ry F. Ashurst of graphed In Washington. pollcj, the reaction to Sir. Boose-veithe Chinese may burn both Peiof He nileervatbut 25 im lidar Arizona, chairman message wa awaited with ping and Tientsin to prevent their Intense Interest IN crj w here It wa of the Judiciary corp to form a unit to I uild use a bases by the Invaders. laite cun (X considered that he wa directing hi committee, served ns niaster of pro admonition especially toward tier dlspatibes from Shanghai said the BUT LAKE CITV. I T -- Tl e Pacedure. The ojeen many and for twenty four hours the defenders, already driven back to a Intornnlioii il cific mile few a of north the will point ouly Ing statement for absorbing question was "What announcts Unit final old to had capital, destroy planned Hitler reply?" the prosecution was n made lo bold tin nis have both cities If they could not hold tmielo by Represen The German chancellor had sumli annii d slale shoot over Ihc traps In tatlv Hatton W. Sutnnera of Texas, All the Chinese bank moned the almost obsolete relclistag them. of the Bilt lithe Sliinii ipal Gun to hear the speech be had prepared Pieping bad transferred their specie chairman of tho house Judiciary June 2, 3 and 4. The tdioot will c'ub to reserves and British Shangtinl, In seclusion, and when he delivered committee. The proceedings took .f the lie held under tl e auspice of north Tientsin operations up the day sessions of the senate It It waa found that be Indorsed mining Boutin rn I tub Trapshooting assohad been stopped. Thousands of and It was believed the trial would President Roosevelt's plan for ciation of Ephraim. pact and agreed to families had been evacuated from end by May 27. In a belief the 1 that In Peiping same time. Join It At the ringTWIN FALLS. IDA. Hauling of standing Judge Japanese air attack would aoon be trial on five artkles of Impeach rock salt iiIhoic 4'K) ml'es from ing tones, he reiterated Germany' claim to equal armament and re- made. ment charging him with Irregular! Utah, to the Twin Fall disThe navy office In Tokjo an- tie In receivership cases. It Is al fused to adhere to a disarmament trict, nnd some of It n!out .VXi mill- agreement even If It were reached nounced that the 19.3,3 grand maneuleged that lie displayed favoritism farther on Into central Oregon, 1 by a majority of nations, unless vers of the navy would be held In In appointing receivers, that lie np being done by triu k. seas south of Japan, beginning pointed Incompetent persons, nnd this demand for equality la fully BALT LAKE CITT. FT About Ostt-tnordered them tealel exorbitant fees. recognized. Otherwise, he declured, early In June. Admiral Mlneo for thousand up; lit athoi eleven naval minister, explained that One article claims that he apGermany will withdraw from the Iks n filn have loins In Is "there tho erop produitb significant" as re of nothing a Nation. League telegraph operator pointed ed In the Balt Lake r slonal office with fact that the maneuvers are being celver for a throe million dollar The chancellor agreed In held of south waters reby farmers In I tail, Idaho. Vv innRoosevelt that lasting economic Japan. motor company ; another that he Colorado. Such a big event cannot be staged forced an expert receiver out of ing, Nevada ami construction Is Impossible unless It Is exi cited that tipproxiin.iti ly the armament question Is settled, on the sea of Japan owing to the office because the receiver would $1,200,000 will be b mi d, wli'uh and accepted the MacDonald plan. lack of space." he said. not comply with his orders to no Indorsed ty Roosevelt, as a basis loot a particular attorney. neirly Jxoo.ooo b ss tl an was loaned I -t yiar In the same territory. for disarmament, but Insisted any PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S big Industrial regulation Dew defense system must be IdentiOGDEN, FT. Curinilimnt of n representing twon bill finally was completed by bland EXECUTIVES leading life Insur cal for Germany and the other nato pirents unable ,ri"'.il tions. lie promised to disband the risers and submitted to congress. mice companies that hold farm to biar the medical cc-- t of bringing German auxiliary police and also It provides for a mortgages called on Henry Morgen Champions of the nations high school orators are shown above after winning first prizes at the national ehl'dicn into the world looms as a conto subject semimilitary organiza$3,300 000,000 than, Jr.. In Washington and told high school forensic tournament conducted at Wooster, Ohio. I eft to right : Caryl Arnold of Grand Rapids, result rf the heavy lira1 n on the tions to lnternntlonnl control, pro- struction program that chnirman of the firm board Minn, (humorous declamation); Harold Stark, Granite City, III., (oratorical declamation); Gene Davis, county fund for this piirpo-vided other nations accept the same with which It ts that, while they were desirous of Cicero, III, (original oratory) end Robert Dunham, Sioux Falls, S. D. (extempore speaking). BVLT LAKE CITV. FT Tax control. hoped depression helping Id the successful adminls dilations In Balt Lithe county have Hitler declared his nation had will be routed ami tration of the emergency farm niort (hopped more than 29 million dolof FIRE BUG suffered too much from the Insanity the Industries gage net. they were opposed to any lars compand vvlih hot ji.ir. the nation put on of war to visit the same upon othgeneral writing down of mortgages AMERICAN FORK, FT. Work ers, and denied that Germany con- their feet or their wholesale exchange for of Immense How building the first Utah camp of Invasion of this either France the under bonds templated federal land bank the Roosevelt reforestation army or Poland. He demanded revision sum will be raised terms of the emergency legislation has been started in American Fork of the Versailles treaty, asserting was left to the It was the consensus of the ex that Germany had fulfilled the "un- ways and means canyon. ecutlves that most of their mort reasonable demands of that treaty committee of the roCATELLO, IDA. A move is gages had been conservatively writ house to decide. Mr. Roosevelt conWith "suicidal loyalty." ten and that In Justice to their pol being launched here to invite Gov. ferred with I .owls W. Dougins, di- Icy holders they should not make ad Officials of the State department Ross to call a special state election In Washington said Hitlers speech rector of the budget, and thereafter ditional sacrifices of assets to losses to legalize 3 2 beer with voluntary was encouragingly conciliatory. In It was made plain that the plan to sustained during the last four years Judges, clerks nnil workers enlisted France It was not so well received. finance the program by the Is- The opinion prevailed that the com nnd polling places donated. The French government was rather sue of greenbacks was abandoned, panics should continue to carry SALT LAKE CITV, FT. Utah cool towaird the Roosevelt proposthough Senator Glass, wisest finan- their farm mortgage holdings pend national guardsmen wifi go Into had In Democratic the cier party, als, and the fear was entertained lng a return of increased land val summer June 1 at Camp training In Paris that Hitler's approval of said he preferred that to any form ues to come with the general prosW. G. Williams nt Jordan Narrows. of tnxation, despite his general opthem would Isolate France. not was far felt which they perity Members of the 222nd field artillery the companies Meanwhile position to Inflation. The President off. will occupy the camp the first half HIS special message to con- was Informed that congress would would continue avoiding foreelos IN of the month. They will he repaced tax to a provide ures wherever possible and decide gress accompanying a copy of his not stand for sales by members of the U5tli field artildispatch to the nations. President the $220,000,000 required during the Individual cases on their merits, lery, for the second period of the Roosevelt thns summarized the first year for Interest and amortizatime alloted for training. tion charges. peace plan that he time ago the senate called UT. In spite of a dePROVO, bad proposed: The bill, as drafted by Director SOMEthe secretary of agriculture crease In the average milk and Douglas and others, would authorfor Information concerning grain production per cow for cows ize the following construction works : speculating on boards of trade. Mr. through a series of tested 1. Public high ways $400,000,000, by the Utah County Dairy steps the weapons Wallace has just of offensive warnerd Improvement association nnd of which $250,000,000 would follow In rereported fare be eliminated. the present allocation and $150,000,-00- 0 sponse, and he says by the Wasatch County Dairy Herd Second, that the would be for extensions. Improvement association during that big speculators first definite step be No set limit. tn wheat futures In 2. Public buildings profits per cow for both assoe Norman Moore, twenty-fivyears taken now. show a great increase over ciations $100,000,-00- 0 3. Naval construction were the grain pit old, who Is reported to have con 1931, the yearly report reveals. Third, that while maximum. short on an averfessed that he set the fire which these steps are be4. Army, Including equipment and SALT LAKE CITY, UT. Farm s leveled of the city of age five days out ing taken no nation values In Utah for 1933 taxation possibly a huge airplane flotilla of every six from Ellsworth, Maine, causing $2,000,000 In in soldier Chinese Lwan the is This his trench river section ready shall Increase exshould the disarmament conference April 1, 1930, to purposes have been decreased apdamage, because something in niv to do his part In checking the advance of the armaments Japanese army on Peiping, proximately 20 per cent from the isting fail $100,000,000 maximum. he October 22, 1932. to me head and told because out Is 1 for hand to hand conflict His big sword over and above the limitations of 53 5. Slums and housing following In his report Wal'iked to see fire engines roil. figures of 19,32. treaty obligations. the pattern of the United States lace declined to SPANISH FORK, UT Plans In Wallace Sec'y Fourth, that subject to existing Housing corporation of war days give the names of BOARD RESERVE ON the making by the Palmyra stake treaty rights no nation during the No set limit persons and firms short 1,000,000 M. I. A. call for the placing of a disarmament period shall send any the last 6. Natural resources, more including bushels or during monument on the site of the old armed force of whatsoever nature soil and erosion work, forestry and two or three years on the Chicago fort Palmyra across Its own borders. similar projects No set limit. Board of Trade, as asked by the IDA A new road POCATELLO, To the correspondents he said he 7. Loans to railroads for maintesenate. He explained the grain futo Malad by way of Downey Is behad consulted no other governments nance and equipment No limit tures trading laws prohibited re ing considered by the state officials. concerning his project, and had conlease of this Information. fided the plan only to Secretary of cov BOISE, IDA. Members of the with of 769 trading days RUSSIASwasnew alignment by the eredA total State Hull. conservation corps coming to Idaho In his report, Wallace said endangered The cablegram was a complete Soviet proposal to sell the Chinese showed "the big speculators, as a will be permitted to fish here on surprise to the chancelleries of the Eastern railway of Manchuria to Ja- group, were predominantly on the purchase of a $2 resident license. world, and the President's direct pan. The Chinese were enraged by short side of the wheat futures Upward of 25,000 men will probably method of approach rather stunned this plan and called off the negotiacome from other parts of the counmarket. some of them, especially the Jap"As a group, their net position tions for a trade treaty with Mostry to be stationed near the best anese. The emperor of Japan, It cow. Chinese papers claim that as of the close of the market each fishing places In the state. The was explained In the Tokyo foreign China Is likely to retaliate against day was short on 643 days, or 82 6 gime department, ns a piotective never speaks with foreign Russia with a boycott on Soviet oil, per cent of the time, and long on office, measure, has decided to deputize all cations on political matters and the which has made serious Inroads on 125 days, or 16.4 per cent of the officers of the camps to assist in enforeign office cannot comment on the Chinese market in the last two time, and one day evenly balanced,' forcing the fish anil game laws. communications to the emperor. Wallace reported. years. SALT LAKE CITY, UT PasPrime Minister MacDonald, speakof the public works lull by Consage world w are be ing at a dinner of the Pilgrims sofor the laws DIUNCETON university as thrown AIR will assure the expenditure of In gress RooseLondon, praised the into deep mourning by the death drafted at an International ciety $7,500,000 $5,500,000 of federal fi velt plan almost extravagantly, re- of Dr. John Grier Hibben, presi- conference on aerial legislation now nances and $2,000,000 of state funds, joicing that henceforth America, dent emeritus, who was killed at In session tn Rome. The rule for the construction of public roads in an In embodied will be by her own declaration. Is to be In- Woodridge, N. J., when his automoadopted in I tnh, beginning Jnlv 1. and the different to nothing that concerns bile collided with a truck. Mrs Uib ternational agreement and will b( employment of about ten thousand the peace of the world. ben, who accompanied him, was se- applicable In all adhering countries men a month, according to GoverIn Italy, the Balkans and Mexl-Jcverely Injured. Doctor Hibben. who The delegation from the United Eugene R Black of Atlanta (la nor Henry H. Blood. as well as elsewhere, Mr. Roose- was born In Peoria, 111., In 1801, was States Is headed by John C. Cooper who was appointed to succeed Ei os In committee velt's proposals were received with educated at Princeton and the Uni of View the Ohio, freak a nfter chairman west tornado sin Dayton, struck the Jr, POCATELLO, IDA. Evept for as member of the fed warm approval, and Norway's cab- versity of Berlin. He sueeeded aeronautics of the American Bai gene Meyer eral reserve board and governor of of the city, causing property damage estimated at several hundred thou- a few bad spots, Idaho highways inet was quick to be the first to ac- Woodrow Wilson as president of association. sand dollars and Injuring a number of citizens. The high wind was to are reported to be in very goc d con that body. cept them formally. Russia felt that Princeton In 1912 and retired In C. 1933, Westers Newroaoer Cnioa. companied by torrential rainfall and halt dition. nmr President rogsevelts Oil cMIliml world 111 Tllltl BEVERLY HILLS Well all I knn li juft abut 1 read In til nr what I ran Into doing on. (mDide scouting (or Mr Room r- - Jf f ti IL llsd great "M . la-'-- ili-- u tjn-etu- liupc-nr- e oft com-pri- Nations Best High School Orators Trrip-!ioiii- ig if Loude-rbar- ltiul-nion- l, we-'i- rn 1 fi-- nM-iun- e. Trying to Check the Japanese First, that but-terf- 19-3- 2, four-fifth- Tornado Strikes Dayton, Ohio m NG al f--ree w- B f "J K-- ) lan-trin- n frGX, h-- u AJ A V- -. yj be k Efct wwk nr o ago. Have daughter In ii'iol in New York in West h. stir, and trip j Mr R gi r hid back a gvtie week ahead of me os the 'rain. when bad y jl then Hie time I b.t 1 the plane. Ment by (ho Silt CbRago ay, tbl time. Ail line are good. They have In be. aid they an mak'ng plan to put 03 faster plane. When they get that extra fifty mile an hour aided, making at the least 150, why that will rut off one third o( the litres, and those few hour are the oma you want cut off. They are all eventually going to two and one motor. Instead of three. Oh, ray aviation I no more n thing to ue. just so yon can brag on the trip. It to ba ashamed of It If you dont take It. Course tho train with tho stiff competition have helped their crvke too. and they ara rolling 1 have never made a long burs trip, hut I am goin to some of Mies day. I hope they dont scare mo s bad to rido In one a they do when tiny fly by me on the highway. Well now e bit about the trip. New York was just going up and down In their Deling with the r!e and fall of the stock market, just like one of these old time movie heroines who bosom heaved and sighed to the heavy drama In the acene. There Is a thing in our American life ca'led the New York angle, that Is that everything I baicd on speculation. Their Idea Is that the Country must read the clock mai ket report every morning before It can gnaw Into the old ham and eggs. Well the market wa a a whole doing pretty good, and so they all felt hotter than I have s en them In a long time, but Lord the old town is not what It UMd to be. Course that a sign that I am getting old. Thais the firt thing the old timer of a place sav. Well Broadway aint wliat she was when I was acting on her. And by golly she aint. Show bus.ne s Is show business no more. There Is 9,3 legitimate theatres and only 20 of cm occupied. No hits that everybody outstanding talks about, and with the musical shows, they all sa.v, "Well we cant get the talent" They cant find the p.lai. people that will draw anything at the box office. Jimmy Durante, late of the movies, is now in a dandy good show there. Well he is supposed to come back to pictures pretty Boon, and Lew Brown, and Henderson are having a hard time finding some comedian that will replace him. Why In the old days it any of us that was featured in a show left It, they could call up a dozen out of the audience that was just as good. You see now with no vaudeville, I mean real vaudeville, high class houses, playing to the very best people, well now there is none, and there was your training ground for talent There Is where every comedian was trained. Every vaudeville bill was full of clever comedians that on a moments notice could step into a musical comedy. No sir the loss of old vaudeville was more than just the loss of seeing the Bhow. Taking away vaudeville was just like taking the high school away, and want the pupil to jump from grammer school to college. Then too, too many actors made the mistake of play-ln- g just on Broadway. They not only wore themselves out there, but they meant nothing on the road. No one knew them. Thats how Jolson become so popular in the old days. Al was smart. He would always duck out of New York and play everywhere he could. He played many a one nighter in the very heighth of his tremendous popularity. He would draw an here. But its not only the lack ot great shows Of course taking Zeigfeld away from Broadway was just like taking up the sidewalks. He will never be replaced. There was Just one of him. Aint you glad you lived in an age when you can tell your randchildren that you saw shows? But what the loss is is the looks of the street itself. It used to have class did old Broadway. Now its a street carnival. They will be selling fish out in front of some of the places. They have barkers eut hollering for everything. Ah she Is i great old town, but its not "Us old imers town. But I expect we look just as seedy to it, as it does to us. Everj thing is about equal In this 1 Zeig-feld- s world. 19SS, UcS Might SyhdKdtt, I me. |