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Show A The .Weather ' 4 lid Sunday wamer 'tonight. slightly WntWr wm r tonight " PRICE FIVE CENTS SALT LAKE CITY UTAH SATURDAY SEPTEMBER ,r0L. 2811935 339. iNO. 74. 66TH YEAR H-- E Mussolini Offers Olive Branch To Britain and League II Duce Insists On Africa War Italy, However, Will Seek To Localize ' " Gnflict " CALIFORNIAN it. AP) aet out bright and early today to go deep sea filling- oft M. barge here. with an hour'a wait for the motorboat ho sat down at the end of the pier and threw In his line seeking the diversion of catching small fry until the boat arrived. But Vie never got to the barge at all. His first catch was a 3 black aea bass. MALIBU. Cal.. Sept, Roosevelt Sees ROM ETSepir.-iTX- S' Pie- mier Benito Mussolini today held AAA As Beneficial an olive branch to both the League of Nations and Great Britain and expressed the hope that attainment of his colonial' mission in East Africa would not result in a European conflict. lout -- la moderate tones II Duce set forth the Italian position In a communique Issued following an Important special session of his cabinet, over which he presided. He revealed what was considered .far more "conciliatory attitude he Indicated no backing down on his general aims regarding Ethl-opl- a. a Using the -- communique as sounding board for his views. Prenot mier Mussolini aald "Italy will leave the league' until the- - day in which the league ttself assumes full responsibility for measures -which strike against Italy." Denies Rumors - This amounted to official denial ' of reports Italy was contemplating quitting the league immediately, but was interpreted as a threat the would withdraw from Geneva as soon as tha league votes extreme sanctions against her. , II Dace's assurance to the league council that he would not . withdraw from It earns, however. widely-publish- ed GIBBONS FUES OVER ETHIOPIAN WAR ZONE FRONT Floyd Gibbon experienced pre-iie- w of the prospective Ethiopian war zone in a thrilling night with Coant Ciano, Mussolini's Telling of the flight over the front," the famous correspondent comments that he wouldnt buy It at a cent a square mile. but 200,000 Italian soldiers are there ready to fight for IL Gibbons story is on page two. son-in-la- w. only after he had blamed It as being solely responsible for tha serious European repercussions which grew out of the crisis during tbs psat few weeks. "Italy will not leavs the league until the day in which the league Itself assumea full responsibility for measures which 'strike against Italy," said the communique. It "The Fascist government" continued, "dedans in most solemn manner it will avoid any action which may extend the conflict into a wider ' field." v Italo-Ethlopi- Firm la Alms This Indicated Italy remains intent upon her East African aims, but that she seriously hopes their attainment will not disturb the European situation. t A threat was seen, however. that Premier Mussolini will order Italy out of the league In the event of extram sanctions are adopted against her by Geneva. "The council of ministers." said ths communique, "reiterated Us policy tftat Italy has no immediate tCohtlnued on Page 2. Column 4 As Utah Opened Its 1935 State Utah Asks FINDS $2,074,154 Road Funds NO USE GOING TQ SEA FOR BIG FISH, of Nations Fair 30 Known )ead in Cuban City Florida Keys Facing Approved By State WPA . Projects ' Offices Full Brunt Of Storm ' 2S02,-700- ARE Thousands of persons will crowd tlie turnstile at the 1935 Utah State Fair during the nest seven days, to view produce and handwork from all parts of Utah. Above are some views of the opening day of the fair. Above, left, the fair means different tilings to different people, but Bill Gamut, 771 West First North street and Gordon Kussetl, ;j9 Jackson street, demonstrate-efficientlat the hot dog stand Jut what It means to tliem. Right, one of tbo mast elaborate displays tn the agricultural bnlkllng is this one from Davis county. Below, left; tlie opening event in the fair was the cattle lodging contest by jn the dabs; Grant Bring. . hurst. Salt Lake arl Georgeby Cramer. Corinne, giving a Jersey cow "tlie once over." Right, fair stock must look Its best and John Ivins Andrews, 19, a dub member, brushes and curries bis price Hampshire ram. 4-- U H y g Roosevelt To Appear At Station State Fair Opens First Time in 3 Years Rescue Train Rushes Into Storm Red Cross To Evacuate Train Due At 12 :35 Noon Welcome Citizens Back Exhibits, Record Crowd Persons Storm Sunday; Blood, Eccles Predicted As Patrons Swarm Gates To Join Party . Area - Fi-o- - munications were broken and tha radio Iane liient, Beleu observatory at Havatia said the atom left Cuba between tbe towns of Caibarien and Sagua r Grande. Nothing was known of what destruction bad been wrought. Warnings Issued Gordon E. Dunn, federal meteorologist at Jacksonville, eaid he was warning persona in the area of Lake Okeechobee to be ready to exacuate on short notice. Barometers were falling and wind increasing fa the Coral islands which form the string of to keys from south of Miami Key West At Key West, wbere residents are storm-wis- e, every- thing was been boarded up and inhabitants planned to stay indoors untit the winds bad passed,' Big Pins Key at iO a.m, eastern standard time, had a 29.62 barometer and a north wind blowing forty mile an houf. Tavernier .struck hard by the Labor day hurricane, reported an east northeast wint? of 35 miles an hour and a barometer at t FINAL Fort Marshall I: Forilham 14. Arnold 0; Bates II. Trinity 12; Hartwich 0. Chester Tchrs 19, Rutger 7;-Maine 7; Rhode Island 0. ; pttt 14. Waynesburg Mass. State ; Williams 29. Baldwin Wallace 99; Buffalo 0. Wesleyan 17; Coast Guard Acad. amy A - Urstnus ; Villanova It. Providence : Holy Croat 12. Wm. and Mary ; Navy 10. Carnegie Tech ; Casa 1. FIRST QUARTER Chicago 0; Nebraska 7. South Dakota 0: Wisconsin 0. S. Carolina 0; Duka 20. SECOND QUARTER Colorado 0; Oklahoma 1. N, Dakota i Minnesota 7, Kansas 4; Notre Dam 15. Norwich : Dartmouth 94. Northwestern 9. Da Fas ft a . The gales at Ihe slate fairgrounds swung open (hi rm)rning,.WASIvr.Tnv President Franklin. P. RmutveUi for Uie first time in .three yeors to Usher in the gayest cat nival ' The Red Cross reported today wait make a platform appearance. Snake Creek, where many world ' m Balt Lak. tomorrow, when hi. event of the year, the 1935 Utah Stale Fair. 1 NeVs war veterans were killed in tha special train arrives at tha Lnlon in the last storm, V PernBorth reported at 9.30 am, tempting apples, pcaehe. , o Pacific depot at SATUKDVr PROGRAM p m. heme and every variety of fruit!...WlBt 0kMchobte a barometer of 29.62 and a Palm Beaclu A message to this affect was re7:19 pm. Groltand show. were beautifully arranged! in exwtnther north wind of 26 miles an hour. 7:19 p.m Grandstand show, hlbits. Manufacturer of countless' Informed by. the Miami, ceived today by Gov. Henry H. , should be 4 fireworks and earnlvaL Utah product had their wares ibure.t,!t Islands Threatened. Blood, from Marvin McIntyre, secRed Cro otticUl. (Honmhoe pitching snd con- polished to ahow, filling the UuWva:Qated retary to the president. The gov- tests for the train The only available arrangement wtU be coodnoted through-oreading In women's the building building. ernor was officially invited to the r a large afeortrnent of quilt, pil- io proceed at once to Bell Glade. from the Bahamas was from Nastlie day.) x X x .000 020 xxx Cuba- Chicago from for car. Lake New the Salt and president's needle filled Leaving other Smyrna, work lows, St. Louis .000 909 xxx SUNDAY PROGRAM sau at 7:30 a.m. The reading tha show cases. Prize sheep and about 145 miles miles from Belle French and O' Dew; wlnford and stopover, which will last for SO (AH exhibits open) wilt pick up addi- then was 29.71 and a southeast the in Glade, train were cattle on ORT LAUDERDALE, the display t Fla., Davis. out the at train palling minute, , 11 a.Bb 29 Judging of Maunac-Sore- rs roomy new batns. And over on tional cars at other points. New York at Boston, both games 12:55 for the Boulder Dam. wind of 16 miles an hour was (AP) The . British Sept carnival row. entertaining aido- - Florida East Coast railway offidisplay. steamship Wandered wirelessed Just postponed, rain. ' blowing. 1 p-Governor Blood and anothar Band concert. cials before 1 pm, today she was Pittsburgh at ClfieinanU, postponInformed here headquarters (Oontinuod on Page 2 Column 5) 9 p.m. Grandstand show. The islands of the Western Ba- Utahn, Marriner & Eecles.gover- by telephone they could begin aground on Point Del Birril, off the ed rain. 1:11 pjn. Grandstand show, south coast of Cuba. nor of the federal reserve board, hamas group ahouid experience fee taring automobile collision. GERMAN PRIEST JAILED It was not Immediately ascernight, and said they felt certain and recently appointed chairman be on tained whether the Wanderer is s' BERLIN. gepL 19 (INS) The Of the federal bank could all strong gales, the weather bureau board th placed board, will be train by freighter or a passenger vessel. Rev Father Johann Beiwert, 52. on the president'i train when it will said, and Bimini probably Th The- - United States coast guard concentrate will at re'ugee aa sentenced to three years In the , pulls out for Los Vegas. Nevada. V, 'CoTum nTT on ued base here- - Intercepted ths wireless penitentiary- - and 1, Page bmtrnr' attend the dedirationTironIiomplf7rAfoTarcIilef of the PARIS,- Sept. 28 (AP) The at other points on Its return from message. - Her master radioed be marks today for vlolaUon of x- - (services of tbe dam. Monday after-- 1 Italian delegation to the League of was emptying his ballast tanks. I Sues canal company today indicat- the Lake Okeechobee area. noon. currency regulation change Nations, deft today for Rome. ed ita intention of keeping the cans; open regardless of wbat sanction might be taken In the event BT ROBERT QUILLEN conflict. of an T, Company officials denied as "ab- - opera lowara Italians false" the that reports' soluteiy question of closing the canaf would ishADEN, Sept. 21. (INS) Brit be discussed at the regular monthly patrol boat left her hurried- today when a number of nailmeeting of it board of director5 They also said no special mg vessels arrived with reports nuras must be with them all the BT GRACE TROT near- - it means thars la mischief her own feet and move about OcL 7. had Italian gunboats were anchoring been called. time when they are playing la brewing. (International News Service) when the nurse takes her band. meeting at Brian, a fisF.ng port south of 8taff correspondent) their nursery, or elao Tvonna la In All th quintuplets are deacross the Gulf of Aden, CALLANDER, OnL. Sep. 29. Like most babie tb these escapades. She has a veloping "fashionable curves." Kentucky Sends .Troops Mokaila. from Italian 8onf4iiland. Scrappy, mischievous, developfertile brain for schemes, and their nurses say. and before Jong usually want wbat soma-oels has, and they are irul-'n- g ing rapidly in every way and a of her favorite tricks 'is they may have to take some To Halt Reirn Of Tcrror The reason for the snddea deoven able to walk, a few step to scrap for It- - Baby row parture of th British patrol boats exercizes to keep their throwing toy blocks at windows. hip was not stated, but It was recalled and battles, to thorn, are Just by tbemaelve. the Plonne quinOn day she broke a window, so FRANKFORT. Ky.. Sept. 9S within bounds now- - th tuplets Ivonne. Cerile. Annetships intervened recently pan of the fun. within her that Is (AP) GoV. Ruby Laffoon today British portions Pickford Reports Mary te. Emilio and Marie ara if Dr. Allan Ray DafOe. their Italian attempted to force rang have to be boarded. to sign the babies op ordered national guard troops to when attempting months old today. a still Dr- Dafo enjoys tbeir pranks visits them every landing gt Mocha In Temon physician, for a motion pietdre have caus- proceed immediately to Harlan Visitor who havs been flock-Iday. He and the nurses have but takes care that they ed a 'great deal of excitement county. The governor aald' he was' 5alf T th wishes of Yemen tor months to their hospital many problems to solve as the shall be Ingreat Omias. no danger, light here. to the Dr. troops stop worst) Regarding these. home At Cor bell still consider quintuplets grow older. sockets have been removed from Dafoe sold: reign of terror in th history of! theso fivn children of Elsirc and LANDSLIDE KILLS IT All five can walk by themtb base boards of tb qulotup-'let- s' the "It a all matter is of county." money. Oliva Dionne ths most fascinatselves now, if they have some-thin- g The order wa Issued after Adjt nursery, far from reach of - If enough money is put up. it "BANGKOK. Siam, Sept 2 In ths world. ing to bold on to, thetr prying fingers.- - ! could probably be arranged." Gen. Henry H. Denhardt, head of At) Seven teen 'persons were kilt they Bat lnsldo ths hospital, when ran. also take few stepandunaldk "She earn six dollars a week by -' Marie is just a Uttl behind But the doctor made it quit the Kentucky national guard. ed and an undetermined atandin on her feet nine hour a they are 'not on display. thi "d This keeps the nuraee busy. her heavier sisters in walking. plain he would supervise the ap- heard oomplajnt of southeastern injured today In land slidenumber which do day. and th man she marries will not And when the five get" their baby girls always consiKhe ts not quite a m a cure as the pearance of the babies in tb Kentucky mine labor leader at, followed a heavy rain in the Bagna spend his life payin' doctor billd"'-(Cder sack otbsr so fascinating. A heads together la coin per tire other, but she can stand an picture hearing! hero and in Loutevill. mining area of South Siam, right 193 Publisher Sya.) fmeXTr y; Steamship Aground Off Coast Of il 13-3- ' -i Lo-pe- at xxx t Officials Assert SuezTo Stay Open" 11-J- - FOOTBALL RESULTS 4 -- GamesToday xxx 5 150-m- ile t o ' MIAMI, Fit, Sept. AP The Jacksonville weather bureau said today that the tropical hurricane which ewept acrosi Cuba probably would pass near Miami late today or early tonight. Relief workers and others clearing the wreckage from the Labor day hurricane which brought death to more than 490 in the Florida Key were hastily evacuated to aafer regions. Other in exposed placet wera warned to seek place of refuge. The itorm cut a swath of death and destruction through Cuba as it moved northward into tbe Atlantic between tb island and tbe Florida Keys. Tbe fate of Malanzas, Santa Clara and Camaguey province was veiled in silence as com- Ctab gwung TnfoTineToJay with another Id, 074,154 road programmer the employment of tboe now on relict roll. President Makes First Combining road proj lixty-si- x i Address At Fremont, eels in 2ij3 miles of highway con struclion and improvement, this Nebraska program will employ an average 6r GEORGE R. HOLME3 of J50 men daily in 2S counties (International News Service Staff of the slate. Correspondent.) Chief Engineer K. C. Wright 'of tbe state road cohimision said be FREMONT, Neb., Sept 29. the President Roosevelt came Into hopes to have half of the program By tbe time heart of the farm belt today with a under construction snow flies. For labor a ill go a total of tends to do still mors for the larmiof which 1442,700 is tor uner. skilled labor and ino.ono for skillMr. (Roosevelt addressed a rural ed, 990.000 to technical and cleriwill audience that cunt from mile cal help. - Superintendents around to flock about a tempor cost 970,000; supplies, materials and ary speaking platform, erected and equipment, 91,101.494; 9200,000. alongside the railway tracks over contingent expenses. on Need pa. to Based the which he Is Journeying Work on this program Is apcllic Coast. He chose this locals and this audience to speak bis portioned to counties on the basis mind about the agricultural situs of unemployment and population, as a result. Salt Lake county will tlon. the 0 projects, It has been only a few years, he receive 15 out of reminded them that they were including work In Parley's canyon. Cottonwood Little canyon. Wasatch threshing thirty cent wheat and The boulevard. Bingham highway and shelling twenty cent corn." higher prices they are now getting other points. This Is a works program and for these commodities, he contend' ed, is proof positive of the sue has no relation to the grade-cros- s cess of the AAA, and a fulfilment tng program calling for the expenas well, of his promises as s can- diture of 91.900.00 additional. The didate three years ago to do some- program has been epproved by the relief ofticlpl In Utah snd federal thing for the agricultural west. Allan T. Sanford. It Recalls Promises now roee to Washington to he ap- Mr. Roosevelt said be had not on Column t) Pago promised the millenium for the ( Continued farmer. But he diA promise two the for raise things prices things the farmer produced, and (2) to lighten the burden of ag Both of these ricultural debt. promises, ho maintained, have been kept. The AAA. he conceded, has AMERICAN LEAGUE not been one hundred per cent efR. H. EFirst Game; fective. but he insisted that it has Oil I 7 S4 accomplished Its major objectives Detroit ....601 POO The hfstory of the AAA. he satd Chicago ...000 00 04x Jones and Bridges and Cochrane; has been "honorable history.' Farmers national Income in 1922. Brube. R.H. E. Second game; he said, was a billion dollars over Detroit ...200 x x Xxx xxx 1932; for 1924 it was almost two xxx . .000 xxx billion dollars better, and in 1929 Chicago Stratton Rowe and Haysworth; he estimated that the American and Shea. farmer wilt get, collectively, about R. H- - L Game: First 22.400.009,000 more than In 1932. Washs .OOO 010 009 00 4 10 9 In other words ho said, his admin9 14 .OOO 000 109 01 istration has enriched the Ameri. Phita. Newsom, Rnswll and Bolton; Upcan farmer to the extent of about Lei her and Patton. 99,300.000,000 In less than three church, Game; years, snd be asked what further St. First O 7 0 . .000 OOO OOO Louis proof is needed that the trtple-OOO lOx 9 has accomplished what it set out to Cleveland .900 and Atla Hemaley; Andrews, tan do. Harder and Gar bark. Praises Cooperation Boston ft New Fork, .postponed, Apparently mindful of what the rain. R.H.E. court Second game; to AAA supreme the may do in the test cases now pending be- - St. Louis 009 OOO O- n- x x Tore it, Mr. Roosevelt spoke feel' Cleveland 023 0X0 Oxx X X Caldwell. 9 an Atta and Hems-leIngly about agriculture and its reThe' lation to the Constitution. Lee and Brcnwl. moat important advance in meeting NATIONAL LEAGUE the agricultural problem, be eaid. R. H E. Continued on Pago 2, Column 1.) Phils. OOO 010 001 9 0 1 17 1 lSx 19 059 ..110 Brooklyn Mulcaliy. Prim and Todd, Holden, a. Wilson, Earnshaw, Leonard and (l)''t 1 AUNT HET Quintuplets Grow Scrappy at Sixteen Months n Babes Can Now Take Steps Alone arid Get Into Mischief ting-lead- ne nr ! op tr |
