Show FOREIGN CLASSIFIED AUTOMOBILES MARKETS OGDEN CITY UTAH SUNDAY MORNING MARCH 15 1931 Blood Feuds In Albania Of Being Constantly In Path of yirtaoiuis Mam Iiil Zugo First Enemy of 800 Groups Who Frown On Rule rar r rom smoom x By MILTON BRONNER NEA Service Writer — Zogu the First LONDON King monarch of Albania the “Kentucky of Europe” came near going the way of most mountain feudists the other night in Vienna when some of his exiled fel took twelve potshots at him and missed but killed one of his entourage and badly wounded another King Zogu went to Vienna to take By A G GARDINER Special Dispatch to The Standard-Examine- r (Copyright 1931 Consolidated Press Association) LONDON March 14— That the path of the virtuous man in realm of politics is as difficult here as in America is illustrated by the desperate case of Stanley Baldwin leader of the conservative party With great courage Baldwin had challenged the d conservatives led by Winston Churchill and had given his blessing to the Indian policy of the government undertaking to implement the agreement land endorsing the m concordat By O H ARCHAMBAULT Special Dispatch to The Standard-Examine- r (Copyright 1931 Consolidated Press Association) AEIS March 14 —At a time when tinder the influence of 1 Andre Tardieu former premier France is becoming empire conscious it is coming simultaneously to the painful realization that possibly the empire may become a shell without a kernel For the French middle class the mainstay of the coun the cure for neuresthenia brought try for two centuries bids fair to disappear under the stress on partly by hard work partly by difficulties economic of of being the j low-country- At its meeting this week the cabinet discussed the cost of living There is no doubt that it will do so again The fact is not mentioned in the statement given to reporters after the sittings because the problem demands much consideration before any decision can be reached Moreover it is connected with another important matter the projected conversion of government loans which in its turn leads back to the disappearance of ever-prese- ever-increasi- ng ITALY MAKES PROGRESS IN s the middle class Room For Surplus Populaable The date is merely a ques tion Is Provided In tion of opportuneness It is evident that the state cannot continue to6 Its Colonies pay Interest at the rate of 5 and to a cent if it is in per position BY AUGUSTINE BEAUMONT reduce that rate to 4 or even 3 per cent According to present signs Special Despatch to The Stand it is probable that the conversion will be made some time this year (Copyright 1931 Consolidated ANOTHER BLOW Press Association) It will mean yet another blow for March 14— In the Italthe middle class or bourgeoisie ianROME of the deputies the chamber which has proved the victim of the which unForeign Minister speech of financial operations majority dertaken since the war The stabil- Dino Grand! will make next ization of the franc by Raymond Tuesday on the new naval agreePoincare reduced middle class pos- ment with France and Great at a stroke Britain is looked forward to sessions by four-fiftof the pen for in the main it was eagerly both by the deputies and the bourgeoisie which financed the the general public state before and during the war interest now centers It financed it in gold francs and in onPrincipal the bearing of the treaty in 1923 it was told that its gold francs ttie of the general padirection had become paper francs As a consequence of this and oth- cification of Europe and espeer factors the French middle class cially in the improved position of rather than on its bearing today sees ruin ahead It can its Italy on the Italian navy The navy scarcely find enough to pay hittaxes and the economic crisis is has almost become secondary it harder and harder each day and the feeling in Rome is ting was the middle class the third Foreign Minister Grandi that It will estate that made modern France have much to on the say revoluFrench the It brought about that proved general situation tion and every other revolution conEurope has succeeded it The present NEVER AN ENEMY stitution that of 1855 is a middle has always claimed that class constitution Bourgeois govItaly ernments have made France a fi- she was never playing the role of enemy towards her neighbors nancial power as well as a colonial power It is the bourgeois who cre- and was not a disturbing factor ated that French empire tofirstwhich to the peace of Europe although time she M Tardieu alluded for the has been persistently accused at the naval conference in London of the sevcontrary The belief now on referred and to which he has secthat the sincerity of her empire eral occasions since an be recognized and will to British claims the extent ond only in an empire based on the collective that at the same time Italy will conscience of those who inhabit be allowed to follow her own pacific course which is directed it LEADING EXAMPLE first to huge land reclaiming M Tardieu himself is a leading works to be completed in ten example of the bourgeois who made at a cost of over $500000-00- 0 modern France the class that yearsan dsecondly to colonial imof tradibought rentes as a matter inmade provements tion and civic duty that FRIENDLY SETTLEMENT dustries possible by its investments The amicable settlement with liberal that entered the laws professions adminthat the France has come just at a time that applied istered the public wealth and that when Italy has pushed her congoverned thea commonwealth quest of the African few days ago in Paris to Cufral a thousand possessions In a trial witness miles from be reputed to a bourgeois of setand the “most of my Tripoliboundaries question wealthy remarkeddwindled on the Sahara tling are and possessions have which the desert with France has become dwindling steadily” To“That is the important Italy is anxious to be bourgeois judge replied free to devote herself entirely to case with all of us today” Statesmen do not conceal the fact the development and exploitathem tion of her African colony question isiscausing that this of vital im- which some great it seemed great concern as future years of the na- limited to a mere ago portance to the border strip tion Of the three gTeat estates that the Mediterranean and has along to existed when democracy began now on increased an immense become a power in this country the Official confirmation of ti- scale It retains itsand nobility has gone the news from Paris that negotles but they are empty titles The tiations have already been begun clergy has been disestablished for for Franco-Italia- n the bourgeoisie settling third estate was over support the claims will be great the Sahara many years of the regime Now it is going re- welcomed as the first happy reinterme- sult of the new entente moving htat diate stage between opulence and between France friendly and Italy penury In this connection gratificaIt will need many cabinet meet- tion is felt here over the cordial ings to deal with the problem welcome given by the French at Algiers to the Italian torpedo Conversion of the loans Is inevit- ard-Exami- ner hs is-hel- d ant ' - boat flotilla from BraIMPORTATION OF zil where itreturning had followed General Balbo’s seaJAPANESE CRABS plane flight ROOM FOR EMIGRANTS WILL BE OFFSET On the very day the naval was trans-Atlant- ic agreement signed in Rome of Minister Acerbo Agriculture of the fair at opened Tripoli by in d a industry developing the intention of the Alaska by building crab meat can- announcing government to devote neries and launching organized crab fascist more still attention to its affairs Thomas S Scott fishing is seen by Cordova in colonies the Those will proof the Packing vide president outlet for Italian emigracompany at Cordova Alaska Japanese and Russian waters are tions In central Europe the politishowing a heavy decrease in the but there are cal supply of crabs atmosphere has visibly of the creatures in Alaska SEATTLE — (UP) — Possibility year-roun- changed as a result of the naval agreement Italy hopes that a new spirit of friendship will develop in Jugoslavia and Czechoslovakia which have hitherto been considered hostile to Italian interests and which in turn considered Italy instinctively hostile to them The official press of both countries has taken occasion to praise Italy for the concessions she made and it has been noticed with satisfaction that a' friendly towards fascist! Italy has spirit been manifested in Prague and Belgrade for the first time In eight years Mutual misunderstandings may also be cleared away thanks to the accord with France It only remains to be seen what effect the Italian attitude regarding HOORAY! of the peace treaties “Come along tonight We have a the revision on these states have may celebration” triple enough waters to nearly supply the demands of American fish eaters Scott believes America at present imports about $5000000 worth of Japanese canned crab each year and the crab canning industry in Japan amounts to more than $10000000 annually ' Alaska fishermen have concentrated on salmon and halibut because they are easier to catch and handle but the salmon season is necessarily short and canners are occupied for only a few months of each year Development of the crab meat packing would provide employment for Alaska workingmen and could be built into one of the territory’s most important industries Scott believes year-arou- nd “What is it?” “It is our silver wedding anniWe have paid the last versary instalment on our wedding furniture and we are christening the 'new furniture that we are purchasing which will be paid for by the time we reach our golden anniversary”— Ulk Berlin danger assassinated and parly by excessive His doctors say cigaret smoking the shooting incident has thrown him back just a month in his cure He went to Vienna very quietly and has not been seen much on the streets because the Austrian capital is full of Albanians who happen to hate their king THE KING ESCAPED But the other night he cut loose and went to a gala opera performance After he had entered his car and was about to drive away to his hotel the attempt on his life was made Zogu hopped into a taxi and made his getaway Albania is about half the size of the state of Kentucky and has d about its population Albania is mountainous all over just as Kentucky is in the eastern section Just as railways and good roads were a long time coming to the Kentucky mountains so they are in Albania And just as feuds have flourished in the Kentucky mountains so do they now in Albania These blood feuds are handed down from father to son If a member of one family is killed or shot by the member of another the feud goes on and on with killings on both sides 4-4- STOPPED Clerk (hopefully)— I have been in your employ twenty-fiv- e years to- day sir— Chief Is that so? What a fine clerk you would make if your memory for other things was as good— Passing Show nt Irwin-Gand- hi A-- j But the announcement at! the beginning of the week that the Indian committee conservative party DOING declined toof betherepresented! at the next Round Table conference created something approaching despair ' here and in India r It was assumed that Baldwin had surrendered to Churchill and the will of other leaders of the party and that the whole problem of InCOULD DO dia on the eve of apparent solution would be thrown back into the melting pot :j ANXIETY REMOVED ation To But Baldwin’s European statement to parliaSolve W Surplus ment on Thursday entirely removed He remains anxiety absolutely For Europe loyal to his decision to in hammering out an all India fedBy HARDEN COLFAX He explained that the resoeration Special Correspondent of The of lution the party related! only to aminer 1 the of to question 1931 Consolidated Press lack of wisdom inprocedure! and transferring the King Ahmed Zogu of Albania shown at right in his most recent picture had a narrow escape (Copyright Association) Held for the attempted assassination (in which one member WASHINGTON March 14 —What resumed conference to India which recently when fired upon in Vienna the government had tentatively ' proof his entourage was killed) Uire Aziz Cami left Albanian army officer and Alexander Gjeloshi Premier of France has not posed " center a police official Lower left is the scene as King Zogu reviewed his troops during the visit yet been Briand able to do politically that Both the government and India of an Italian of state is bring about a United States of opinion now are agreed that Baldwheat has begun to do win’s objection was sound and Europe — mountwo of the Albanian republic Turkish domination but the with Italian aid economically years ago president Wedgewood Benn secretary to Infor a term of seven years and gave and blessing — Ahmed Zogu sudtain fastnesses were so unhealthy him see is observers dia what here That in welcoming Baldwin-name to and autocratic that the Turks left the people very dismiss ministerpowers denly wiped out the republic pro- as the chief significance of the proand full acceptance of the at will much to their own sweet ways For some time Albania had been claimed Albania a kingdom and posed world wide agreement 6n government’s’ policy announced the SURROUNDED BY ENEMY week to the decision to hold the final! conferNow the reason Zogu lives so Each mountain valley had its own the in- himself king with the title of grain presentedof this d of international some 24 countries ences in London In the autumn the representatives quietly and never has had a formal local chieftain with his own body- trigues On one side it has some Zogu the First now meeting in Paris interval being used in Indie for excoronation ceremony is very largely guard of kinsmen and pals Dur- very good ports in the Adriatic On PATH TO POWER because he has just about 800 blood ing the World war the country be- the other side it faces into YugoThe immediate object of the pert investigations recommended at the first meeting of the :euds on his hands There was a came a bone of contention between slavia at Paris is to try to find ence Now and Yugoslavia But his path to power had been gathering exor time when he was a mountain lead- the powers but finally got its in- are none too Italy a of the way He bloodstained disposing huge had taken part friendly If Italian er just like dozens of other Al- dependence in 1920 and entered the influence became BALDWIN FIGHTlNl Alin two revolutions —once as van- cess of wheat and other grains now paramount banians He reaped a good harvest League of Nations in 1921 of the five in storehouses the evas and prin last victor a So For bania would be far so good But the jumping off quished of enemies then He quadrupled Ahmed Zogu became the prime place in case of good a war between ery dozen Albanians killed in these cipal producing states of eastern still is critical for Baldwin the harvest since he has been boss minister of a government which Italy and Yugoslavia If Yugoslav fights one new blood feud was sown Europe Poland Rumania Hungary ing for his political life and there is of ' the country ruled until 1924 Then a revolutook the lead Albanian against the young king who is only Bulgaria and Yugoslavia This de- serious doubt whether he will surIt is so unhealthy for Zogu even tion broke out Zogu fled to Vien- influence would be a great place from 34 today He has jailed some of sire was referred to by Andre Fran vive the astonishing campaign ' of ports in his capital of Tirana that when na and Bishop Fan Noli head of which the French economist calumny directed against him in the submarines could these blood feudists He has exhe opens parliament two alterna- the Albanian Orthodox Greek threatenYugoslav But he knews they presiding over the conference as a gutter press of Lords all Italian shipping in the iled others Rothermere tive routes are mapped out from church a Harvard graduate and Adriatic are always waiting for him Which development of great importance to and Beaverbrook who are deterxis residence to the parliament former foreignminlster became The ‘Clever— Mussolini won On is probably whjrthe tall 'lithe good any movement for Euroepan union mined ' to destroy him and WTO's top' louse Both are heavily lined with head of the government Nov 27 1926 Italy and Albania looking young king has been per- since it marks the beginning of a at no expedient to mobilize an ignew kind of collaboration FLED TO ITALY trusty troops and secret service norant mob against him- His crimes signed a compact of mutual sup- force a bachelor men And right up to the last By Christmas of the same year port No princess ' thus far has ' been In spite of the fact that Europe according to them are purple and loaned and Italy minute it is not known whether he Ahmed Zogu had organized his fol- money to Albania got special busi- found who relishes the idea of rul- aS a whole does not produce enough among the most iniquitous are his will go by the right route or the lowers and started another revolu- ness privileges in the country and ing over a troubled little country wheat for her own needs there are surrender v to what Churchill calls eft The chances of his being shot tion Bishop Fan Noli fled to Italy took over the training of the Al- whose main business seems to be huge surpluses of wheat and other “a seditious fakir” and the debt setat are thus halved Zogu called a national parliament banian army the scheming of a violent death grains in the storehouses of the five tlement with America Albania was for centuries under in January 1925 which elected him When everything was steadied for its king countries mentioned Something The strength of their attack lies obviously must be done to adjust in the fact that on the Indian ques- The tion Baldwin is undoubted y ahead production to consumption delegates at Paris therefore seek to of a large section of his party who bring about some arrangement by are still frankly opposed to! the idea Bald which the countries of Western Eu of Indian rope which export manufactured win has the party caucus behind him goodsr can aid the eastern peoples less because it is enthusiastic in supand relieve them of their surplus port of his attitude on India than it realizes that- to surrengrain in exchange for manufactured because der him would be a victory for Lords articles Beaverbrook and Rothemlere and ENGLAND ALOOF She Is One of Richest And make press magnates dictators The United Kingdom holds aloo of the the conservative party ChurchMost Influential of from any agreement looking toward ill’s breach with Baldwin and his curtailment because she is not will- adoption of the role of wrecker of Dowagers ing to lessen purchases from her the Indian settlement adds to the own dominions Several of these gravity of the outlook No other Mrs John countries the export of conservative leader supports him upon WASHINGTON (NEA)— depend who offered of their but maintenance the for grain he- represents on the nation a $300000 home for its have this undoubtedly Unless balances trade they Issue a large undercurrent of vice presidents the other day and the feeling in the party ready money they cannot buycounfollowed this by declaring that her manufactured goods of the DECISION THURSDAY supposed granddaughter is really tries which need to sell and which Whether Baldwin survive no blood relation at all has been same at the time need the grain probably will be settled can Thursnext the acknowledged leader of Washwhich their eastern neighbors desire day On that day a oca U ington society for long time to get rid of curs in St Georges Westminster Now nearly 90 Mrs Henderson is The question of price is a vital one of the- most conservative seats one of the richest and most influone and wheat from the Danubian in the country Lords Beaverbrook ential women in Washington After In the and Rothermere have put countries is still higher la candishe offered the home to the govIt discussions been Paris has agreed date in the field against the offiernment the granddaughter Mrs that unless such prices are reduced cial nominee of the conservative Beatrice Van Rensselaer Henderson the wheat importers of western Eu- caucus and are engaged iri a camWholean filed suit to have Mrs rope probably will stick to their old paign of unexampled ferocity The Henderson removed as trustee of sources of supply — Canada Argeri constituency which is one of the the Henderson estate “on account of tina and the United States They most aristocratic in London conher incapacity” It was then that may moreover take advantage of tains an enormous majority of Mrs Henderson startled Washingthe same quality but lower price women voters largely of the serton by charging that Mrs Wholean Russian product As a matter of vant class who are : peculiarly acinstead of being the child of Mrs fact during the first few days of cessible to the unscrupulous propaHenderson’s son and his wife had -March shipments of Russian wheat ganda of the popular preis in reality been taken by them from aroats Danube of the and way by is as not It regarded unlikely that a foundling’s home as a baby and rived in Vienna the official conservative candidate would get no further share in the INCREASED CONCERN would be beaten by the press maghuge Henderson estate nates’ candidate In that case alone of ever wid matter is The IN LIVES CASTLE the constituency is pot typiconcern though Several European ening Mrs Henderson lives in a large es- cal of the country the blovf may be France have countries notably mansion known as “Boundary tablished by law certain contingents fatal to Baldwin’s leadership of his Castle” It is an adage in the capiparty and after years of effort prescribing the exact proportion of Lords tal that no visitor native or foreign Beaverbrook and Rothermere used’ be which in wheat may foreign has really been “received” in Washwill have driven out of public life baking Some exclude foreign wheat a man whose he has been a guest chief offense has been ington until — week Mexico this Only entirely at this home not even if he has not submit to dictawould he that own which her for has enough been invited to the White House tion these by on an all wheat irresponsible newsneeds put embargo The tennis courts swimming pool owners t paper rp would be from abroad and gardens that lie on the estate The Paris conference which after The result in that event conservahave been a rendezvous for foreign split in the general sessions is acting through tivecomplete and most serious reperdiplomats and distinguished Ameriparty the without that committees agreed cans for years and invitations to on the Indian situation It producing states overseas no per- cussions the Castle are eagerly accepted debe would the strangest Irony cf deof Europe’s grain Mrs John B Henderson who offered the nation a $300000 home for its vice presidents is manent ‘solution if the fate of India were spite the fact that Mrs Hendermocracy can Hence be reached son never serves either meat or shown at right A ruler of society in Washington for years Mrs Henderson entertains extensive- problem to be crabbed plans for another international of Westminster by the servant girls wine at home on Sixteenth street shown lower center Upper center the home the wealthy the her ly 26 under the Rome — She has lived here for 40 years woman wants the government to accept and at left Mrs Beatrice Wholean granddaughter auspicesonof March 44 lnsti international the Her home — a brownstone affair of who has filed suit to have Mrs Henderson removed as trustee of the Henderson estate tute of agriculture to which Can Norman type— is on 16th street and Argentine are expected to UMBRELLA SALES and Mrs Henderson was the one fers anyone cigarets and in the thought Of making it a park until one of the group of seven Republi- ada send and at which the who turned 16th street from a old days she used to scold them if Mrs Henderson suggested it and can senators whose votes defeated Uniteddelegates been urged to has States DECLINE AS SUN byway into the they lit their own In her home Be- she it is said was moved by the the move to impeach President An- have a representative most fashionable boulevard in the fore prohibitionshe had a wine cel- desire to make certain that no drew Johnson The entire United The decision recently announced city Many foreign embassies are lar and served wines on her table ugly apartment house or commer- States senate went to the of the United States grain stabiliSETS NEW RECORD on the street and some of them but when the wine was offered she cial building would ever be erect- In a body — the first time in wedding to sell history abroad y zation corporation she herself built and owns renting would give vent to such spirited de- ed in front of her home So she it is said that the senate had ever Asia some in and Europe principally use to few worked on alcohol A them nunciations of the governments that that ve congress in her own done such a thing 35000000 bushels of wheat held - in PORTLAND Ore— (UP) them inimitable style guests dared to take any One of her pet antipathies has Atlantic or not and t congress but umbrella salesmen and Pacific and ports gulf been modern styles for women—es made a deep impression Every Monday afternoon there is Mention of this wine cellar re- bought the land for a park broke at the umbrella menders are going a dance in the Castle’s ballroom calls one of the most exciting days Only once did she fail in L a major pecially short skirts in Portland was wheat conference and European 16th street ever had It was some ambition She bad always wanted MEN WATCHING GIRLS usually attended chiefly by diplodenounced by some speakers as The city is more than a year bemats Frequently there are con- time before prohibition A group 16th street named “The Avenue of U1 am afraid I have some of the American dumping” to hind normal precipitation The curcomparable so- the Presidents" gressmen there too congressmen of members of an and once she in blood of the reformers in me” she that of Russia rent winter is the second dryest on v from whom she seeks favors For ciety met In her home and she duced congress to pass an act so said once “But when I go through record according to Edward L the stabilization corporaThrough every now and then someone tries announced that she was determined designating it But the move drew the streets and see girls wilh Wells Portland meteorologist board become farm tion the has the to put up a fire engine house or to get rid of all of the liquor in her a lot of criticism many people The past 38 months include the stockings which extend greatest single holder of wo some similar plebeian utility on cellar Someone pointed to the gut- pointing out that it was queer to veiled to the edge of their cloaks world’s driest Portland ever has and wheat whatever is of does It her street — and Mrs Henderson ter in the street and she nodded have a 15th street and a 17th street and see men watching them and very great importance to the rest known Allyears five of the 33 but but no 16th street and adding that see the girls always induced the congressmen to and forthwith the and of the world’s wheat producing ret months have had less than normal under her direction descended to no presidents ever lived - on the with the air of not being quite first kill the project rthe other hand official rainfall the wine cellar brought all the street anyway so congress finally class I think it is time to pro- gions On WINE IN STREET Total rainfall accumulated defiopinion here Is not inclined to view No one In society is more out- bottles to the sidewalk and emptied repealed the act restoring the com- test” here for the ciency the Euroalarm period Us 4361 effort with of the Thousands moner name of 16th street But Mrs Henderson’s recent proffer pean spoken than she No one could be them Into the gutter nches while the normal for a year conferences of American the Once she hauled a debutante out upon thousands of dollars worth of Mrs Henderson has not yet given of a home for the vice president is s 4162 inches Since September 1 situation of the swimming pool behind the exquisite wines and liquors slid up her notion her second offer Several years ago grain 930 rainfall has totaled 1421 inch44 Mrs Henderson was Miss Mary she offered the home but the gift Castle and sent her home because down the gutter that day es the loxvest for the period except AGAINST MODERN STYLES Foote of New York in her youth was turned down by congress on the Tourists visiting Sequoia national he winter of 182091 when the fall her bathing suit was too skimpy Across the street from She has been known to criticize the She became the bride of Senator ground that the house would be too park in California from September! to February 10 during theher guests clothes She never of- - Castle is a public park No one John B Henderson of Missouri to maintain son numbered 129221 was 1226 inches WHEAT IS WHATBRIAND I NOT j - Feder heat one-thir- ccf-oper- Standard-Ex- v j i under-secreta- ry j hot-be- cois-Ponc- et ’ - ’ ’ Woman Who Would Give Vice Presidents Home Is Ruler Of Society In Capital ! self-governm- ent - ion ‘ - ’ ’ j down-at-the-he- els f-B- elie anti-alcoh- ol - flesh-color- ed f anti-alcoholi- cs self-consci- ous rr -- - sea-expens- ive |