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Show fHE SAUNA SUN. SAUNA. UTAH News Review of Current Events the World Over Peace Proposals Scouted by France Rig Italian .Victory May End Ethiopian War Low den Hitlers ' . for Republican By EDWARD Key-Note- W. r. . PICKARD by the Post against alleged lottery associations operated by Mrs. Oliver Harrlman, prominent In New York .society, and Alfred E. Smith, Jr., son of Al Smith. They and others assummoned to sociated with them we-sappear In Washington and show cause why fraud orders should not be Issued against them. According 'to the charge, both persons are operating lotteries. Mrs. Har: rlman heads the "National Conference and on Legalizing Lotteries. Inc., Smith heads the .Bolden Stakes Sweepstakes.'" CITATIONS were Issued Western Newspaper Colon. f proposals for peace Europe, together with his flat rejection of the plan of the other four Locarno power's for settlement of the Rhineland situation, were handed to Hritlsh Foreign Minister Eden by Joachim von . Ribbentrop, .and passed on by Eden to the French and BelIn gian iimbas-adoLondon. The British cabinet thought the derma n scheme worthy1 but of consideration, ADOLF IdHITLERS . rs t tie French ment' govern- upon It a cunning plan" to spill the Locarno powers and make Hitler the virtual dictator of Europe. . Premier Karraut and Foreign Minister Flandin were consulting on Stops for frustrating the arid preserving a united front of the Locarno nations Hitlers" note made tlii-- .t proposals: l.'A standstill" agreement to exist 'on both sides of the ( Ionium bonier for four months (luring 'with It Germany, France, and Belgium would make no troop, movements. 'This "armistice would he guaranteed by a neutral commission. 2. A .25 year itoimggeesslon pact between derma ny. Fra nee, and Belgium, guaranteed h.v an . International arbitration court, to lie negotiated Immediately after the French elections. 3. Negotiation for ironaggresslon pacts bet wean dennany and her other neighbors. 4. dennany to return to the League of Nations as an equal if the .league covenant Is separated from the Versailles treaty and ' with the understanding that colonial concessions will be made. . 5. When a general .settlement Is In sight conferences to be hold to secure 'a looked reiclift--fuehre- r . In warfare of gas, poi- son and incendiary bombs, bombing of civilians, bombing of towns more than 12 miles from thfe battle zone, and the abolition of heavy tapks and heuvy artillery. 0, A general economic and disarmament conference. FOLLOWING the example of has-- Oer-man- . rediet oblinations that military pudiated gations under the St. Germain' treaty. By unanimous vote It approved a bill Introduced by Chancellor Kurt von Schuschnigg, providing for general na-- ' tlonal military .service "with or without arms. Every male from his eighteenth to his forty second year Is liable to conscription. This move, which has. the support of Premier Mussolini of Italy, . was not unexpected, and though It aroused the little entente nations to anger, probably their formal prot"Ss .will .bring no result. The new law Is not likely to bring any great change at present In Austrian armaments, for Austria already had disregarded both the treaty of St. Germains disarmament provision and Its restriction of urtnaments without serious objection from other countries. Tanks, forbidden to Austria under tlie treaty, were actually paraded around the Rlngstrasse some months ago under the eyes of foreign military, attaches 'whom' she had Invited. . Hungary nitty now. be. expected to violate the treaties and rearm, that, too,' being a part of Mussolini's policy. Austrian smaller fraction refused to go to the polls. Hitlers victory thus extraordinarily complete, and the Nazi? celebrated It with wild rejoicings In Berlin and other cities. It was the culmination of a three years' - campaign In which the leaders sought .to persuade the population of the relch that only Hitler could save, the country from great danger. was Grow Vegetables Without Sun or Soil in Quick TimeA method of growing Arctic-nigh- National Topics Interpreted . . by William Brudcart. NatRnat Press Building which the senate, the senate committee on Unrni gratlon and naturalization 'reported fa J Kerr-Coo- l idge, alien deportation hill, w hleh Secretary, Perkins Mis been try- ing to get through for- - three congress years. It will give her and two other mem hers .of . an. Interde committee Is pnrtmentai board dls WHILE a house (.he linanclal operations-o- f cretl'onary power to 'i lie Townsend plan organization, its harbor radical- - and aneven criminal aliens.' E. Townsend, founder, Dr. Francis otherwise deportable, nounced In Washington a complete re4n this 'country.- - The organization of Old Age Revolving folsame, bill recently 'was reported favorabThe shake-uPensions, Ltl the house committee. ly-by. lowed a split between Representative Pending action by congress on the JohnS. MoG.roarly of California, who has pushed the Townsend plan In the measure. Secretary Perkins has been holding 'up 'the deportation of some' house, and the California doctor. Doctor Townsend-accuseMcGronrty of 2,800 aliens mondatorHy deportahle un-- ' conniving to convert TownsendlteS In tier existing Taw, contending that they Some are radiare hardship cases. California to the Democratic party. Townsend said that henceforth the cals, some'.have criminal records, and movement would he managed by a others entered.- the country Illegally. board and that lie would present to It By hardship rases. Secretary Perkiirs means that they would be separated 00 per cent of tlip profits of the Town send National Weekly. The national from .family ties err put to some other headcpia.rters of the movement will he' Inconvenience. moved from Washington to Chicago, which was chosen for its central locaACCORDING to the committee on tion and accessibility. with competition new movement Another policy of the ' enterprise, whose report has private will be the selection of. an auditing been made to the President,' that pracArm to regularly audlf flnanees and retice Is wholly destructive- - except ' in port to thp .directors of each of the situations where the pubilc. welfare Townsend clubs. . ran only' thus be served. The governTownsend will remain as president. ments - function, the report .said, .Is His board of directors was. named as to protect economic activities of Its follows: Gomer Smith, Oklahoma City, citizens and nol fo supplant them. vice president; Gllmour Y.oung, . San The committee unanimously agreed Francisco, nationaTaecretary ; Dr. Clinunder- - the following condl-- . that ton Wunder, New York, J. B. Kiefer, 11 ns only Is the 'government justified In Chicago, Frank Arhttckle, Los Angeles, Into competition wl.tb private entering apd .Nathan J. Roberts, Jacksonville, enterprise: regional directors; and Alfred Wright, 1. When required to assure adequate Cleveland, Ohio, manager!" preparation for. and creation of, the facilities for national defense. LEADERS of both ninjor parties are 2. For the. conservation of. natural the arrangements .for ' . . '. the national conventions and picking rt sources. falls to When .3. private enterprise out the chief orators 'for those occn. slons. The Republlc- - conduct needed scientific research and exploratory activities to advance In' T tins have tentatively. or. In the interselected Frank O. Low-den- , dustrial development, health est of and safety; public former governor 4., When private enterprise fails to of Illinois, aS temporender a service necessary for the genrary chairman 'and eral welfare. of the gathkeynoter ering In Cleveland. If this choice stands It Is FOItMATION of. a third national In a resolution presumed the permanent chairman will he adopted by the Farmer Labor party an Easterner, possibly convention at St. Paul, Minn., and the Walter .Edge, of New delegates noisily welcomed- - tile .hint that Gov. Flojd B. Olson of Minnesota Jersey, former arnhas-nn' senator. might he Its Presidential candidate In Some Western governor by 11140. Just, now Mr. Olson Is after a the Democrats as their keynoter and seat in the senate The resolution was the honor, may to Inul V. Mc- adopted by a. vote of ..OS '2 to. 2."O' A alNutt of 'Indiana. CV Ren Ross of Idaho though several lea'ders pleaded- - that or Clyde C. Herring of Iowa. For per- 'the move be., put off for four years Governor Otson said privately that manent chairman at. Philadelphia Sen ator Robinson of Arkansas Is likely to In his op.fnlon the resolution could do be picked.-- . The sptveh putting Presiml harm since' It dues not cominlt-thdent Roosevelt In nomination for. a liberals to putting a national .ticket in second term, may be delivered by Sen the field tills, year. ator Wagner of.Ne.w York.. . New 'York Republicans of the HOUGH. Kokl lllcota, 'the new Japanepersuasion scored' a decisive se-premier, said a few days ago victory, over Senator Borah In the priwhile he was In o'ffice there-woulthat maries,' and the Empire stat.e delegn It is evident his envornnient he tlon to Cleveland will he itnpledged is looking for really to any candidate. The triumph )f the serious trouble with conservatives wits complete. Not only Russia This fee'llng Is were th'e Borah candidates defeated expressed, by EIJI In nine congressional districts In w hleh Amau. spokesman for they made contests, but the' organize the Tokyo foreign" tlon candidates for delegates defeated who said :. "Japan Independent candidates not pledged. to must prepare for Sov Borah In three other districts. ' let aggression." Maine Democrats In their primary Recent .activities In pledged their ten convention votes to (Rente tlie . Reds are the renomlnatlon of Mr. Roosevelt. availing themselves' of The Kentucky state Republican eon the critical situation ventlon Instructed the; four' state, dele which, developed after Gov. Alf M gates at large to vote-fo- r the recent military revolt In Tokyo aod Landon' of Kansas for the Presidential ate Increasing, the strength.of their nomination. This, With previous detroops .along the Manchukunn border. velopments, assured .uudon of IS of Amau said the "recent Soviet policy the states votes.' has been to tire on any persons near the border." He said, he regards this N. M'NAIR, the a rather strange behavior on the part WILLIAM .of Pittsburgh, ap of a, friendly neighbor" lie said Prerota had protested the alleged, pea red ns a witness before the house mier ways and means committee and was al action to K. K. Yurenev, Russian' am. most thrown. out on his ear. bassador to Japan Cnahle to halt McNair's biting tirade .'The-- tension, was Increased when against wasteful spending on the one Moscojv learned ther'e had been heavy hand and the proposed new punitive fighting lii Outer Mongolia, 'ally tax on corporation earnings on the oth jsia, w.h'ere Japanese and Manchukunn er. Chairman Robert.!:. Doughton troops hail 'cr.os.sed.' the border. B. S. threatened to- call a policeman bodily Stoma niakov, Soviet to evict the mayor. for foreign nffairs. told Japanese Am"Why all this dignity? shouted Mcbassador Tamekichi (Jta that the. situGood nlgh.t!"-Nair. ation did not permit waiting pacilleal--!committee clerk brought a policefor development of events man to tlie front of the room as the He declared "serious responsibility, congressmen quickly passed a motion would fall on the shoulders of the to excuse the witness. .McNair said he Japanese government If the .fighting tn would nnd departed. Outer Mongolia were allowed to continue. ' . ' . to raise $3,200,000 to At tlie same time the Manchukuo UNABLE two bond Issues reaching government Issued a warning that unn.nturlty,. the province of Alberta. Cap less the (inter Mongolian government ada, defaulted. Premier William Aber takes Immediate steps to terminate hart, lender of the Social Credit party, all kinds of provocations against admitted he could not get the necesfrontiers, the relations of the sary funds. In .last fall's election the two countries art threatened with the Social Credit party won a Mg victory most serious contingency." One of the planks tn Its platform adHactitro Arlta, who became-foreigvocated the payment of $25 of social minister of Japnn, said he did not credit dividends' monthly to every think the border Incidents would citizen. None of these dividends has break up relations but a recurrence . been forthn ting as yet. would be dangerous. . p e Old-Guar- r of-Jle- between Italy PEACE negotiations outside the League of Nations, seem Imminent, for etnls-eurieof Emperor llalle Selassie already have been received by Marshal Pietro Badoglio, nnd the Italian uJidersecretary of colonies Is In east Africa to conduct the This preliminaries. news followed' closely the dispatches telling of a great victory won s by Badoglios . northern-troop- over 20.000 fresh . and picked Ethiopian soldiers, whose tight. Wits directed, and wntdiCd by the emperor himself. The battle, at Mai Ceu, lasted all day and the Ethiopians left 7.000 dead on the 'Held as they fled to join the main body cf 50.000 troops south of Lake Ash.tngl eight, miles away. Italian fatalities .Included TO ollieers and 'about l.ooo soldiers, most of the latter being Eritrean Asknris. 'It was believed Marshal Badoglio would follow up this victory with a smashlnjgblovv at Dessye, main concentration point of the Ethiopians, Unless peace negotia' tions stop him. Ju.st before this battle the Italian air bombers attacked and practically ruined Ilarar, second city of Ethiopia. Most of the populace had' fled when scouting planes gave a .warning of what was .to come, so the casualties . were few, . GERMANY'S men and women to of 41,383,140 declared their votes In the reichstag elections that they supported the policies of Hit- by ler. Only 542,808 hnd the nerve to vote and. a still against the rclchsfuehrer, 1 - y leave-gladly- Man-c'huku- . Washington, Rockefeller Center, New York. No soil Is required. The plants grow In a container with a chemical solution composed of minerals, salts and other plant foods which provlds all the nourishment needed. Ultra-- , violet ray lamps take the place of the sun, doing the Job so well that th plants grow, at two or three times tlielr normal rate. Washington Post. X . D. C. - vege- tables even during the long was displayed the other day at vigorous opposition, Despitereappear, on thp floor of voratdy-th- fresh t was a time a few months ago when the national trend was decidedly against Mr. Roosevelt. It even went so far-a- s to cause many Individuals to'say that BOYS! GIRLS! Mr. Roosevelt would he defeated for Read the Grape Nuts ad In another The picture around the column of this paper and learn how first of. April was quite different. to join the Dizzy Dean Winners and Tliqre is In Washington quite a genwin valuable free prizes. Adv. eral feeling that the Roosevelt chances have improved and are Not an Apology Good intentions should make good continuing to .Improve, This condition Is quite evident to observers continu-ousfdeeds not an apology for bad ones. on. the job here for even In the personal manner of the President him-sel- t there is an outward appearance that he heliev.es the situation Is well In. hand. .As far as can discover, one reason why the New Dealers feel so much better is that events leading up to the national Democratic convention seem Safe, to he cleared of any harassing possibilities.. She had given up hope 1 am sure that it will be recalled of anything but partial relief until she learned how something like the blues overcame of famous many New Deal stalwarts after former NR Tablets (Nature's Gov. Alfred-E- . Smith of New York, Remedy). But now after years of chronic constibiliousness and whatachange! New pep pation 'll 28 Democratic Presidential candinew color and vitality freedom from bowel and intesiinal poisons. This alldate, let louse a blast .at the New Deal sluggishnesslaxative vegetable gently stimulates the entire in his Liberty .league dinner speech. combowel, gives I happened to be in a position to know plete, thorough elimination. Get m-- i i that the Sir.itft speech caused all kinds a 25c box. All sd k ! druggists. of commotion and fear among New Deal leadeis.' They know, as everyone else knows, that Al' Smith has a big . . Bad Enough personal following. When he threat' A lot of. people are hard to please. ened fo take a walk, he let loose Some others are . Just hard. a declaration . that vvas charged with dynamite and the New Dealers could not calculate how; much dynamite. Now, however, It Appears quite certain that much of. the danger Inherent in the Smith . declaration has been eliminated. Notwithstanding the Smith indfctme.nt'of the President. for repudiation of platform promises and his description of tlie Roosevelt policies as The moment you apply Dr. Scholls a national, menace, there is going to Zino-padpain STOPS! These thin, he a pitifully small number of soothing, healing pads relieve shoe Deal Democrats In the Philadelpressure ; prevent sore toes and blisters. Separate Medicated Disks inphia convention. Th.e number will be cluded in every box for quickly so small,-Ifact, that however vocifersafely removing corns or callouses. ous they become, their shouts will be Only 251 and 35f a box at your drug, shoo heard no more than the wail of a child or department store. In a storm. It was to be expected, as I have reported to jou before, that the routine type of Democratic politician will forget any, differences he has with the New Deal- - and be regular at convention time and. during most of the campaign. That type of politician, be he Republican or Democratic, cannot af- find ready relief from itching of ecford to bolt. If he bolts, he cuts off zema, rashes and similar ills, in the his own nose and most politicians do not enjoy being for that Is tantamount to being politically dehorned. So, while the Philadelphia convention of the Democrats may have some seething underneath the surface, it is without the realm of possibility that there can be any Important revolt against renominntion of Mr. Roosevelt. to Likewise, It Is just ns think that the platform which that conBe Sure They Properly The survey promoted h.v Senator vention will adopt for the campaign Cleanse the Blood a will good many helpful will not he exactly as Mr. Roosevelt dig up Byrd faets but there is dictates it. Actually, there Is nothing are constantly YOUR kidneys Dig Up matter from the blood on the horizon now to Indicate any every reason to stream. But kidneys sometimes lag in Facts ,,pve that the Vir- - changes from the way I have just detheir work do not act as nature in' will senator ginia scribed it tended fail to remove impurities that . find many, obstacles placed In ,hls way poison the system when retained. nnd that he and his committee will Inasmuch as. the New Dealers can Then you may suffer nagging back- -' he unable to present any comprehenache, dizziness, scanty or too frequent properly regard their situation pretty sive statement on their findings to the well in hand, they urination, getting up at night, puffiness In advance of the November under the eyes; feel nervous, miseraC. O. P. . country naturally can feel a al) upset. ble elections The. same is true concerndifover the in a Hole bit cocky Dont delay? Use Doan's Pills. - Acuities In the Re- ing the survey directed 'hy the PresiDoan's ere especially for poorly funcdent, only more so. The cold fa.ct Is p.qblioan . ranks. First, the Re'pttb tioning kidneys. They are that there Is no chance at all for the Means are at a disadvantage in that by grateful users the country Presidents committee to even approach their convention In Cleveland is to he over. Get them from any druggist. the stage of making recommendations hld at an earlier date than the Demofrom their survey until long after the crats meet. This,, however, is more elections are held. Franklv, each of real thaa apparent. It Is thus because these sur.veys Is. permeated with poli- of. the intra-partbattles that appear tics, so much so that- - a straightforcertain to come to the surface at Cleveward accounting or general description land. Tne Republicans are not toW WNU 1530 'of the nffairs of government will' not gether, not unified, on anything. A he allowed to become public property half dozen'1 candidhtes with appreand thereby become a campaign issue. ciable followings are snapping at each BEFORE COMES. Of the two. Senator Byrd's proposal other and two or three factions are the has better chance, but that Is announcing almost simultaneously what Elimination of Body Waste' rather small. the. platform Is going to say. It just Is . to Doubly the Smoot, prophecy. Important . cannot help leading Into a beautiful Adverting therefore of no great Importance mess at Cleveland unless the RepubIn the crucial months before baby arrives whether a thoroughgoing examination it is vitally important that the body be rid lican leaders show more Intelligence intestines must funcof waste matter.-Youof the governmental structure that has than they have shown thus far. without griping. tion completely regularly, in the last three years under grown up In the meantime,' the .Democrats are President Roosevelt Is mhde.lp adRecommend Why Physicians making note of the various battle vance of the elections. These New Milnes'ra Wafers You can .he sure they will charges. Deal agencies' have been created, an.d use tltem. Whoever the wafers are candy-likThese Republicans these New peal agencies, like many nominate at Cleveland necessarily faces milk of magnesia in solid form pure of the Old D.eal agencies, are with a much pleasanter to take than liquid. Each big fight but as the situation now ns to stay nnd suck up taxpayers wafer i9 approximately equa.l to a full adult 1 he will Democrats think the stands, dose of liquid milk of magnesia. Chewed I need money for quite some time. able to make.lt an offensive campaign then swallowed, they correct thoroughly, we in cetnind still that have you only whereas ordinarily the party in power acidity in the mouth and throughout the existence the War Finance corporanuist give over much of Its campaign digestive system, and insure regular, tion and. the railroad administration This Is true unless elimination without pain or effort. ing to a defense that were created ns war-timagenthe Republicans cnnget together and Milnesia Wafers come in bottles of 20 and cies, hot to mention a dozen other sim-ili- r take the oflensive themselves by criti48, at 35c and 60c respectively, and in., units. convenient tins for your handbag containand attacking on a united front cizing It Is possible, Indeed, 1 think It Is csin ing 12 at 20c. Each wafer is approximately run un water much .Of course, one adult dose of milk of magnesia. All. probable, .that there will he a trimming der tlie before the November bridge of pay rolls In many of the New Deal good drug stores sell and recommend them. Is that election.It always possible agencies Immediately after election Start using these delicious, effective can make mistakes There certainly ought to be Important the party in power anti-acigently laxative wafers today a under blind the led into alley curtailment of expenses and of the can he 'of Its opposition. The Professional samples sent free to registered guns political list of employees, but accomplishing mistakes physicians or dentists if request is made-ohave made that Is a matter much more easily de- Democratsbut the antl-Ne- manyDeal professional letterhead. Sslect Products, opposcribed than done. So, I feel safe lh already Inc., 4402 23rd St., Long Island City, N. Y. to Indication of no shows sition plans saying that all of this ado about a retake advantage of those mistakes. So 35c & 60c . In duction governmental swelling ns of this time, give bottles amounts to nothing more than just ado. the circumstances, every reason for the New Dealers to with the campaigning up 20c tins In making the statement above that the feel satisfied time. to this outcry about reducing the government Western Newspaper Union. pay roll and untang- New Deal Rng the functions Is ' Two Use Cross as Emblem much .bally- Spirits Rise Just Isothink It ought Greece and Switzerland have a cross hoc, to 'be said at the same time that as the chief emblem In their arms, the Paw Deal spirits are rising. There former silver, the latter white. The Criminal Milk of Magnesia Wafers WASHINGTON. Some years ago when Reed Smoot of Utah was a juem- her of, the senate .Smoots ' where he enjoyed a. Prophecy ' ,or)S and hemeritorious ventured service, a prophecy.. this: . The cost of government has Increased'. every year, and it will conI care not what tinue to Increase. party. Is In power, that result will ob' tain. , As I recall. Senator Smoots state-'men- t was .made about eight years ago-anIt vvas. made at a time when the Republicans, of whomthe Utah senator whs one, 'were In control In- - the senate. Ills statement came as a result of an jinm'ense amount of jibes that were being-- hurlpd at the Republican The Democrats were havmajority; ing a grand time, kidding the Republicans who were. then In complete control of the government. Senator Smoot recognized that which fewfn responsible positions In the government recognized, or If they did recogtiize the fact, they chose not to admit It.- - Nevertheless, the senators was true statement Is true today as when he made it hnd for many years . before. . T.lte' Smoot prophecy conies to mind now. because of the sudden acceleration of moves to curtail government expenses, to reorganize, the scads of New D.eal and emergency agencies, to eliminate overlapping functions among these agencies, nnd, In general, to put, the house of government in order. Two such efforts are underway. One of them was initiated by Senator Harry F. Bjrd, Virginia Democrat, who succeeded In'ohfaining senate recognition of his charges that there was tre- mentions waste, that there were usel less .agencies . and that, In functions were being generally messed up because none ex-- , units of- govcept the ernment knew what they were doing. The Virginia senator obtained adoption of a resolution providing for a general survey and recommendations for the clean-up- . It was a situation In which even the most ardent New Dealers could not find an excuse for objectr took the lead. ing to It So President Roosevelt Subsequently, reached the conclusion that something ought to he done la the way of untangling the tangled skein of governmental functions so he proposed a survey under his direction. .He appointed a committee of experts to go over the problem. Thus, at the start, at least, It appears that the taxpayers are going to I think it he favoretj by a break. ought to be added, however, that no one has had the temerity to suggest that either the Byrd survey or that engineered by Mr. Roosevelt will yield very much. n . 1 lllh e-- ss aTTirT-mmur- addition,-governmenta- s, antl-Nev- v - SkinSufferers esinol far-fetch- - recom--mend- ed BABY It-I- s e com-pie- e d, |