Show I- - A THOUGHT! WEA1HER LTAII— Unsettled tonifht probably shqwers Tuesday faljr little change In jtemperature IDAHO — Fair Thus with the Lord God onto these bones Behold ' I will caas breath to enter Into you and ye shaU live—Ereklrl 37:5 The truest end of life la to know the life that never ends— William to- night and Tues- a Sgf" I Penn cooler day VTWELVE 5 Year—No 317 U — —- " ——————— : A i Blow At Silver Hopes Gaese of RELlEFTASKS Gra shiln Wlieat 1 PRESIDENT TO Political Motive In That Fishing Trip? SEEK BILLION TO NEW HAVEN 1 fori nostofflce rtii rVl employes are to be discontinued THE TIMS ' TO TAKE VACATION ALL RJGHT THE FISH ARE BtTIMC -- He Fears Assassination At Hands of Russian Fugitive PLANNING NEW PARTY f I AAJOTHG WEATHRlS IDEAL' IT'S (TREAT TP CCT A JSW - tp-i ' ' V s$&&&&&s WwlmA MTX WMty j 1 T Substitute mau )rks are expectedofto be steadily postal e&iployed because Up I service increase j t when our friends We all rejoice and neighbors have thiir welfare advanced tie sky and 'Heavy clouds are ofIn but the rain there Is a promise not encouraging is man weather He predicts "fair" for Tuesday This- part of the west wants rain having h-- d a bewinter of sunshineII disappointment and there will rain does nc fall throfcghout the lack of spring to make up for 16thethe past precipitation recorded iur montns - without rain storms iii the nexta three months Ogden will have serious water problem ty solve and the farmers of this district will suffer a setback i I K President Roosevelt is jto go on a voyage to the Hawaiian islands value That visit should be of great to the people of HonoluhJ who were in disgrace two years ap April 16— (AP) — Smashing downturns of grain CHICAGO Its Will House Complete today quickly followed Speaker Rainey's an Share of Legislation nouncement in Washington that the president was opposed 5 to any silver legislation: during the present session of By May congress The downturns were at the maximum permitted in a single day s session five cent3 for wheat four for LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY — — — WASHINGTON corn and three for oats' April 16— 1 The Massie scandal had given that community a bad name Now the president is going there for an outing and whatever of prej-of udice has existed in th hearts the American people wia oe wipea out For a time it looked as though Honolulu permanently would be landed as a place unlit for decent A message to News and Views from 2354 Madison Is from three youngsters 5 9 and 13 who lost 'their black and white four-month-- old terrier on Sunday afternoon toiling e guns in easy reach and police dogs menacing passersby waf revealed as the sponsor of a "lourtn interna tional" whose guiding principlei Is permanent revolution The exiled Russian revolutionist was discovered yesterday when gen-rtar- m Mroectinz to find spies counterfeiters Stavisky 'gangsters or gun smugglers raiaea jnis vma on the edze of the forest or tounuune bleau Trotzkv said he hid himself be hind the high wire fence with its two locked gates because of renewed threats on his Hie He suspects white Russians HIS MAIL WATCHED He told authorities he was pre narlns a new Dartv along Commun istic lines He calls It !the "Fourth I I " " which are in all the ctp that operate to bring about the developed I human body ' They have decided that genes have j themselves the property of either acting as ferments do or if not so cf producing acting themselves thencells that act substances within the of manner the femjents after Ferments it is explained have the remarkable property Of bringing about chemical changes in other materials without themselves changing in the process We are told these substances liv- about ing matter employs to bring called are actions essential chemical rrrrmes from the dreek word "Meaning "In yeast" becajise the first Member or the group tp dc recog nized was rouna in yeast r that likewise the Duua-tn- g cause cells the are within the j up of the body Thus again we are ma£e to realize hA miehty cower of little things and how much of the world of hu man existence after all fa based on gene-enzym- es the simple cell growths jwhlch subdivide and build as by fermenting Even a stud of yeast is revealing as to the power or littles tnings DINNER GUESTS WILL TESTIFY 16— (AP)- Apri -A guest at the Virginia dinner made famous by Dr William A Wirt's charges of communistic plotting spoke out today to call Wirt's account of the party "fantastic" and "unfair" Robert W Bruere chairman of the national industrial relaUons board for the cotton industry asserted Dr Wirt monopolized the conversaUon with a long lecture setting forth his views on gold Bruere and other guests at the dinner at which Dr Wirt has said President Roosevelt wa referred to as being "only the Kerensky of: this revolution" will go tomorrow before the special house committee prying into Wirt's charges With Bruere's statement five of the six persons who wiH appear be fore the committee to tell what went on at the party last September at the Virginia farm home of Miss Alice Barrows an interior depart ment employe have denied Dr Wirt's testimony that there was talk of a revolution Friends of the sixth— Miss Mary Taylor editor of a farm administra tion publication who has remained silent — expect her to Join with the I I — : MAD E IN NOTE Government Youths Sell TREES PLANTED SENATE GROUP $8000 Loot IN MEMORY OF For Only $3 PIONEER WOMEN CHICAGO April 18 — (AP) — Three boys who stole $8000 in currency ' and sold it as stage money for $3 were surprised to ! PUTS OKEH ON i Reciprocal tariff bill federal municipal deposit guarantee bills control crime bankruptcy bonus soldiers bill quota1 sugar bill Ri1l4 nnnosed bv the admin istration but favorably reported by committees 30 hour week Ml McLeod-Brow- n bank deposit pay ' off bill - Governor Is Speaker At Davis County Highway Landscaping SALT LAKE CITY April 16 — (AP) — The memory of the three first white women to make homes in the Salt Lake valley was honored today in the planting of three trees in the state capitol grounds by the Daughters of Utah Pioneers The three women Mrs Ellen Saunders JCimball Mrs Clarissa Decker Young and Mrs Harriet Page Wheeler Young were members of the first company of pioneers in the Mormon immigration They were the wives of Heber C Kimball Lorenzo D Young and Brigham Young respectively Mrs Cornelia S Lund president of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers was in charge of the program which included an address by Governor Mrs Rosalia Edwards 80 Blood of this city the only surviving child of any of the three was present and other descendants participated In the ceremonies The trees were dedicated by Mrs Rosalia Beardall a granddaughter of Mrs Kimball Le Ray Decker a grandson of Mrs Harriet Young and Curtis Y Clawson grandson of Mrs Clarissa Decker Young Tributes to Saints' church Elbert R Curtis and Decker Little Several other memorial tree plantings were held in the city the State Capitol Girls' club planting a red leafed Norway maple on the capitol grounds in memory of Albert F Phillips veteran capitol reporter for the Telegram Governor Blood was the speaker at a program of the Utah State Federation of Garden clubs at Farm-lngto- n this afternoon to mark completion of landscaping of the highway -day Farm-ington-Bount- iful f Hoover Gives Ranch To Son $500000 SAN JOSE Calif April 16— (UP) — Allan Hoover son of the former president was the owner of a $500000 ranch today a gift of his famous father Attorney Arthur M Free announced here that Herbert Hoover had purchased a Kern county ranch and had given it to his son Free said that he conducted the negotiations He also set the valuaUoin at close to half a million dollars Young Hoover formerly was associated with the Security First National bank Los Angeles at Its Fresno branch and recently he took over the management of a large ranch i RIO DE JANEIRO April 16— (AP)— Edwin Vernon Morgan former United States ambassador to Brazil died suddenly today at his residence in Petrololis the Brazilian summer capital - find it was genuine They were picked up as burglary suspects and admitted break-- ? ing Into the home of Mrs Flor- -j ence Hentschel and taking every-- ! thing in sight The $8000 In large bills was the entire fortune of Mrs Hentschel withdrawn from a downtown bank a year ago The boys" aged 15 and 17 admitted they took the money to indorsed In Form It Passed House Action Soon Bill WASHINGTON April 16 — (AP)— The senate finance committee today approved the Jones-Costlgsugar control bill and Chairman Harrison said he expected to bring It before the senat this week The committee voted 11 to 6 In report approving a on the bill & fence the The measure which makes sugar That's stage money fence told them "I'll give you $3 beets and cane basic commodities for It to take It off your hands under the agricultural adjustment It's a good Imitation and youll act and assigns quotas for domestic go to prison if It's found on you" production was endorsed virtually They also sold him for a few: in the form in which it passed the dollars the $250 worth of Jewelry house valued 127 coins rare watch and ONE EXCEPTION at $300 taken from the roomers One exception was that the penat the Hentschel home violation of regulations by for alty the secretary of agriculture was reduced from $1000 to $100 No quotas are fixed outside of continental United States These were left to the secretary of agri'' HERO culture CITED The quota for continental beet sugar Is fixed at 1500000 short tons and that for domestic oane at short tons Naval Aviator Rescued 260000 The agriculture secretary is auFrom Drowning By thorized to fix quotas for Cuba Hawaii Puerto Rico the PhilipDaredevil Act ' pines and the Virgin islands CUBAN QUOTA WASHINGTON April 16— (UP)— Twehty-iw- o per cent of the Cuban enlisted an The daredevil heroism of could come determined when man yxrnn Kavpd a tliW offiCM from quota conas direct refined for in sugar drowning after the pilot's j plane sumption" mansank in a forced landing in Should domestic consumption ex euvers off the west coast of Mexico ceed the normal amount mentioned was hailed today in the terse words Roosevelt in his mess President by x of an official navy dispatch continental pro to congress age Allan L The officer was Ensign be alloted would ducers up to 30 name man's Dunning The enlisted excess cent of the per was given only as Gay Those voting to approve the sub A I Said the report: recommendations were committee "One of the most remarkable feats Harrison George Walsh Barkley in the history of naval aviation oc- Conn Clark Byrd and ally Costigan curred nearly at the conclusion of and 'Couzens Democrats Lonergan plane-Ensign the exercises A flighting LaFollette and Republicans was forced Dunning pilot— Opposing It were King Democrat to land at sea The plane capsized Reed Keyea Metcalf Hastings and t and sank Walcott Republicans and a Ballmari in "Lieut Howard F the td torpedo plane proceeded rescue With the assistance Of is crew Gay and Bench he succeeded Kills in inflating and dropping a rubber boat near Dunning To 111 Wife for was necessary it this do To Gay to climb out of the front cock-to CAMERON: W! Va April 16— pit go alongside of the fuselage — Speeding- home from his of(AP) the abaft tool the compartment fice after learning his sick wife had main cockpit inflate the rubber a suffered This side relapse Dr James E boat and drop It over the 55 was struck by a passen saved Cooper remarkable action probably killed last night train and ger of life Dunning" the Ensign The engineer on the Baltimore H and Ohio train was Henry4 Malone of McMechen a brother of Dr Cooper's first wife The first Mrs Cooper died several years ago ' an -- s sub-commit- tee ! f ENLISTED MAN AS j j Husband Train Rushing - " ! Card Foretells Death To Player Woman — —— i WASHINGTON April 16— (AP)— Lawrence L Three successive times Howell drew the - ace of spades Thursday night while playing cards It with friends He said It was a bad omen i Yesterday his automobile crashed Into another Howell was killed A companion Miss Mildred Holland died on the way to a hospital Six other occupants ot the two cxrs were Injured but not seriously : BY CECIL B DICKSON WASHINGTON April 16— (AP)— President Roosevelt has let congress conknow in a series of week-enferences Just what he wants lit to do what not to do and when to go home w- - tnld congressional leaders over Sunday among other things that he shortly would hand them a new request for one and a half billion t dollars for relief purposes He told them he wants a Istock market regulation measure I with teeth and not the kind of teeth the much modified Fletcher-Raybur- n j measure now carries He indicated his willingness : to sidetrack if necessary some of the less important items of the administration program in order but adjournment by mid-Ma- tf that ther would be no sidetracking of those things he regards ast vital J to his program Listed in the imperative class are Reciprocal tariff general revenue municipal bankruptcy federal insurance! on bank deposits and relief measures HOUSING PROGRAM The $1500000000 relief bill will include several provisions namely a hmisintf nroffram and $500000000 for the public works program to aid em f ployment The chief executive was described by house members as strongly opposed to the Connery compilsory work-wee- k bill the Lemke-Frazifarm mortgage refinancing Inflation measure and the McLeod proposition for the federal government to pay off depositors in closed I banks indicated Mr Roosevelt they said that he would not insist either ! upon enactment of permanent air mail legislation or the Wagner bill to dominated eliminate company unions! He was said also to have expressed opposition to measures to create a central monetary authority SILVER SITUATION f Although senate chieftains at a : conference gathered the Saturday definite impression that some legislation would be recommended by the administration jto aid silver in a limited! way Speaker Ralney said the metal was mentional "but there was nothing definite" There was some talk that the Dies bill to j give a premium on silver sent here from abroad in exchange for surplus farm commodities might be permitted to pass the senate It has already passed the house Emerging from the conference attended by Ralney and 15 other house members last night at the White House Representative Byrns of Tennessee the Democratic leader said the president was informed "the house will be ready to quit by May 15" and that "adjournment depends upon the senate" j Speaker Rainey added that the "president wants us to get through i as soon as possible" The president made clear he was opposed to the tax placed on Philippine coconut sesame and other oils by the house and senate in the general revenue bill because he feels it would be unfair to the Islands Senator Harrison Democrat of Mississippi chairman of the finance committee plans to ask the senate to reconsider the bill Tuesday M- - MONKEY TAKEN BACK JUAN LES PINS France April 18 Elliott famous Am erican actress and her pet monkey Kiki were on good terms again to day Kiki had committed the indls cretion of biting his mistress on the ankle "Kiki nibbled my ankle" Miss Elliott said "but the doctor laughed and said it was nothing and would not require vaccination" — (UP) — Maxine ? to-obta- in jj rr 30-ho- er ur 1 j j oats finished at 26 cents both i the lowest points for ths day YEAR AGO RECALLED The tremendous break came almost a year to the day from the start of one of the greatest bull A year ago markets in history wheat was selling between 60 and 63 cents a bushel: The market had up from 42 Ti gradually erawled low established cents the all-tithe winter before and was Just about to step Into high gear The blind upward rush of values was suddenly halted in July when the failure of a huge Speculator said to have been Dr E A Crawford caused prices to tumble more than 30 cents a bushel in two days The peak reached for wheat was $128V4a bushel SILVER PRICE FALLS NEW YORK April 16 — (AP) Sliver prices dropped sharply In the spot and futures market today Bar metal was quoted at 45Va icents an ounce off cents from Saturday's price Futures on the commodity exchange yielded about A dent during the early trading under fairly j heavy offerings The domestic spot metal was unchanged at 64H cents an ounce WASHINGTON April 16— (AP)— Evidence that Bisihop James' Cannon ir offered to have a contribution "concealed" during his 1928 campaign against the presidential candidacy of Alfred E Smith was given today in the trial of the southern Methodist churchman Earlier Justice Peyton Gordon In District of Columbia supreme court overruled a defense objection to the mention of Bishop Cannon's prohibition views The defense insisted that might prejudice the Jury A letter purporting to have been written by Cannon to William C Gregg of Hackensack N J said if he wished to have a $500 contribution "concealed" "it can be utilized in the literary fund of the board of temperance and social service of the Methodist Episcopal Church South" The! letter poined out that conUTAHN HEADS DEMAND tributions made directly to anti-Smi- th WASHINGTON ireto be April 16— (AP)— organization had of silver legis-latio- n Immediate of of house to passage clerk the the ported t was demanded unanimously representatives today by the special senate silver committee Senator King Democrat of Utah DY chairman of the group said It was "the unanimous --view that silver must be lifted from its status as & commodity and made & primary UNDER ' d) SUGAR CONTROL j me i wn Introduces More Evidence In Gannon's Hearing f the other Senate Group Favors Death Takes Former Securities Tax Plan Brazil Ambassador WASHINGTON April 15— (AP)— The Ashurst resolution to amend the constitution to permit taxing securities now tax exempt was approved today by the senate Judiciary committee subject to a poll of ab sent members CONTRIBUTION Bills which have passed one house and are awaiting action by Latter- A professor in Moscow has de wave apveloped an uura-snu- ri electrowhich products paratus magnetic waves of hlgft frequency others which do marvelous things Bruere accused the j Gary Ind Jor educator of "unfairly impairing con canning Vegetables prepared which is essential to the sue ibtected to the rays I were kept fidence cess of the recovery program" fresh for days while those not 4 or treated spoiled on the? second third day Rays of that kind would vr'n our tomato industry Haw milk thus treated remained s? pet for over 15 days J Fnod subjected to the rays did not lose its flavor or any of Its j nutritive value Tt is exoected that the ravs will nave value in curing diseases for thej kill typhoid and otaer bacteria (Contianed on Faff Two) bill House Committee To Hear the three women were given by J More About Wm Wit Golden Kimball a member of the 1 omorrow first council of seventy of the WASHINGTON OFFER TO HIDE e e The maximum break came only a few minutes before trading ceased for the day- May wheat closed at 80 !s cents a bushel only k hiRher than the day's lowest quotation i May corn under pressure from the start closed at 42y cents and May ' he I behind heavy with 'two disclosure led to a strict Th The children have haj a big cryto his voluminous mail to over watch because their pet who responds has disapday of "Tiny" the name In his recent "History of the Rusappealed peared and so they hae Revolution" Trotzky revealed sian f to us a that he clung to the ?dea that 1 beIs necessary revolution world If you see liny' d?n't fail to fore Communism can be a success call the children and Inform them in any single country — even in Rus"What finer service could one ren- sia was reported thatj his followder than to help stop he sobs of ersIt met recently for the purpose little ones who have lostj their pet? of forming the -- Fourth International" but that the delegates were Grownups have their sorrows but few failed to agree and broke p no heartache is more poignant than the conference without any aerin-it- e that which comes to children when decision as' to organization their dog leaves honfe perhaps moves never to return That's a tragedy to students of genetics are trying -question of the genes" j following summary the status of Important legislative matters remaining for action before congress: ' Major bills on which neither house nor senate has taken action: stock exchange communications commission commodity exchange deficiency appropriation Wagner NRA "license' Bill permanent air mail bill intermediate credit bank program tax exempt security constitutional amendment unemployment insurance and bills amending ' the RFC and AAA acts Bills in conference between the two houses or approaching conference stage Home loan bond guarantee Bankhead cotton control war department supply bill tax revision (UP-t-T- shows -- Intenatlonal solve the j i barbed-wir- - j Neighbors said the communist leader an exile from Soviet Russia and his wife left the secluded villa here where they had been in hiding for three months shortly after daybreak hi a black automobile Their destination was not revealed surete generate started a The hunt for the fugitive jSoviet exile as soon as his disappearance became known His flight after suspicious rural into his policemen had blundered forest refuge was so sudden that the officials who had authorized his stay in the neighborhood were not aware of his departure J j FEARS FOR LIFE Secret police said tfcey doubted if he had gone far and hazarded the guess that he Is seeking a similar haven In a nearby town since a permit to live In France restricts ' residents to that locality who man a is greatly "He ijears for his life Bald a surete detec Trotzky I 1 I locks and ! - Guiding Principle Set Forth Is Permanent Revolution tive President Opposed To Legislation For Metal At This Session But Senator King Leads Group Demanding Rapid Action HOUSING PROGRAM J r Roosevelt Tells Congress What He Wants Done This Session j BARBIZON France April 16 — (AP)— Leon Trotzky fearing an' atof f period tack on his life by white Russians They were facing anow enare today from his newly uncovergreat uncertainty butthe worst has fled ed hiding place in Barblzon to believe couraged passed v AND HALF FOR j Ogcjen will be Many families in v w Viv this latest hnfitrt postmaster general i Of V6A SPOTJS FMND By FRANK FRANCIS 1 S— YES— THIS AFTER HIDING T and LAST EDITION MONDAY EVENING 'APRIL 16 1934 UTAH OGDEN CITY PAGES r n TROTZKY FLEES Sixty-four- th ' - I ————— —————— ! v' so-call- BILL flcLEOD ATTACK — — J Morgenthau Criticizes Act To Pay Depositors o£ Closed Banks WASHINGTON April 16— (UP)— Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr disapproved of the McLeod bill to release frozen bank deposits in closed banks he had inU Duncan formed Chairman Fletcher Democrat of Florida! of the senate banking committee Fletcher said the letter of disapproval had not yet been presented to the committee "There is the great doubt whether recovf ry could be materially assisted by the plan proposed" Morgen- thau jjwrote Fletcher J "Since a very high percentage of the total amount of deposits now frozen stands to the! credit of a small percentage of depositors the expenditure involved could scarce' ly be justified as a means of affording widespread j relief The administrative and legal difficulties which would ensue could only minimize the gains which the measure is designed to achieve "Furthermorethe adoption of the principle implicit In the bill that the government should guarantee the efficiency of those functions and activities of its citizens because: it may have to a greater or less extent supervised or controlled themf would be unfortunate "Finally the addition of this burden upon the taxpayers which exclusive of interest may be estimated at from $1250000000 to $2500000-00- 0 would In the opinion of this department outwelght any benefits that the legislation could achieve" Morgenthau concluded " i : r— - v-- Dern Group To Study US Army Air Corps April 16 — (AP) — headed by Newcommittee special ton D Baker tomorrow will start a survey of the army air corps to determine whether any changes should be made in the present set-u- p The committee was named by Secretary 'Dern It includes army officers as well as civilians This step was taken after a number of army fliers were killed in connection with air mail transportation WASHINGTON A j —— —i —- ij Death Drivers Face Manslaughter Charge H ELYRIA O April 18 — (AP) — Sheriff Clarence W Dick of LorADMIRAL HAS FLU BUDAPEST April 16— (AP) — ain county announced today he Admiral Nicholas Morthy regent of Hungary was ill in bed with Influenza today but in an official announcement bis physicians said the populace did not need to be alarmed in view of his strong constitution ed would prefer manslaughter charges against William Daniels and Andrew Schaffer bus and truck driver respectively who figured in yesterday's crash which killed six persons near here f money"-'- The senator said he planned to arrange an Immediate conference (Continued on Pare Two) With Past' Finds Girl Can Win Popularity 4Lady Venice Mulr admittedly was beautiful with a background of wealth culiure and refinement —but in the gay parties of her set she was what Is termed in some circles a "bust" Even she called herself a "dud" Her pretty head contained a tongue which stubbornly refused to make the meaningless saucy remarks that attracted men to her friends Venice was thought just plain uninteresting What would you do in her place if you yearned for popular-- 1 ity' wanted to be sought after lor parties dances and moonlight rides?:' Harriet Henry tells the story of Venice Mute's daring campaign to make herself appealing to men In general and one in particular "Lady With a Past-star- ts in The Standard-Examin- er today v : ' It's a new story of an old problem —a romance different from anything you've read la a long time Start with the ' first chapter today on page 6 LL 'Vrf'v r it SANTA MONICA Calif m Anril this day with a newspaper hid behind my song book I saw where the republic of Ireland was about to do away with their 15 — On senate Now ordinarily that locks like a popular move la any country but this being Sunday and having a generous feeling toward all mankind (no matter how unfortunate his position) let's ask your Redeemer to not let us act too hastily In following Ireland example Thou Almighty who seest all disthings must know that as Peter-Inot a Saint is ciples there the senate and as for prophets there is not a Moses in a carload They seest not but neither do the ones who sent "em there see So let's be charitable But oh Gracious One if Ireland should be right help us to see the light to- mediately Amen f ij t |