Show THE OGDEN Hitler FRAZIER-LEMK- E - ACT IS SIGNED j i President Says Legislation Require Amend-j Will ' merit By Congress ' '' ' ' mmmmmmmmmmm WASHINGTON speculation over i?Tazier-ijemK- e June 33— (AP) the fate of the larm muraiurium 'bill with the announcement that he ' vh'ad signed the measure One' of the broadest' acts yet passed Tor the relief of any class of debtors the bill would allow debt- burdened farmers a five year mor-- f atorium if they are unable to reach I a satisfactory arrangement with Roosevelt approved the bill on but he delayed making his so he could explain his public actpn reason for signing it ' i He said the legislation was in "some respect loosely worded and would require amendment at the J next session "of congress "Nevertheless" the chief executive concluded "'the reasons for V signing it far outweigh theiargu- merits on the other side" PROVISIONS EXPLAINED i "There has been a serious lack of M understanding' of its provisions" Mr "Roosevelt said "and it has been al 'Heged that insurance companies and pother mortgagees will suffer severthrough the use of this law by ely i' farmers "to evade the payment of J'debts within their capacity to meet r "1 do not subscribe to these fears 2 I have sufficient faith in the "ricrifcsfcy of the overwhelming major ity of farmers to believe that they will not evada the payment of just ' Mr" 28 5 ' " debts" He added' that "contrary to the belief of many uninformed persons ? that this is not a general or wholesale Moratorium privilege" - After the farmer bsgins bank-jfruptproceedings the court is to appoint appraisers to arrive at the V'fair value" of his land and chattels ' if 'liens are held against them I: vXf fVint cot lef aff ntrr tn fc W4kMJlUiUUW4J VfcJfc W the lien holders the farmer may pay off the' indebtedness over : a six-- ?: year period Z: All he would have to do the first ss year would be to pay one per cent interest on the appraised price as explained by congressional advocates v of the measure interest payments after the first year would (continue - at the one per cent rate while two and one-ha- lf per cent of the' prin- of the cipaJ appraised price would 5' be' paid the second year and again : in the third five per cent v of the V- principal in Dotn tne lourtn ana fifth years and the balance of the x appraised price within the sixth l'l - cy L CREDITORS MAY BLOCK Any creditor may block the settle- ment if he desires but if he does "" the federal court id authorized to give the tarmer a five year mora- A4 jJaI4 liiav tunc tit ivtiuui nic ucutuoiui r 4UA4 or would keep his place and pay a "fair rental value" to be determined by the court t At the end of the five year pe-- riod the court may make a new ap- praisaUof the property and the farmer could still be relieved of his a debts if the lien holders acceDt that valuation and it is paid Otherwise foreclosure may be resorted to ' The president said the measure "will stop foreclosures" —— r f i - - : RAIL PENSION: -- s Bmillets- J - (Continued from Page One) completion of these studies and the filing of his report "(B) —The bill although much im- proved in its final form is still crudely drawn and will require many I changes and amendments at the next session of congress "(C)— Although the bill does not "'create very large additional finan- cl obligations on the part of the J railroads during the next four years the financial burden will increase ' progressively after that date and " the bill makes no sound provision for this increase - FAVORABLE MOTES Hit-learn- ed " - £i He was soon lor re- leased however' and it was' announced he was held as a' protective measure It was Von Papen who added to the intensity of the crisis last weel: with his public address criticizing the Nazi muzzling of the press and warning Hitler of an Impending re volt in the ranks of the storm troops DETAILS OFPLOT Details of the Roehm plot against Hitler were disclosed with the arrest of the storm troopers The movements of the conspirators were daily reported to Goering The brown-shi- rt planned before disbanding for the July furlough to virtually kidnap Hitler force him to sign a document turning streets over to storm troops for three days In Tiergarten strasse the street on which are located the American Japanese and Turkish embassies been bomb throwers hideouts had ' anti-Hitlerit- es placed So far as" could be learned - HOPE IS Mrs Ida Mar Parker Etegen 42 wife of Alfred W Stegen Ogden city fireman died Saturday night at o'clock at the family home 3282 Wall avenue after an illness of two and one-ha- lf years She was born September 15 1831 at Clinton the daughter of Joseph and Minnie Elmer Parker During her residence in Clinton 6he was active In Sunday school and Primary organization affairs November 25 1914 she was married to Mr Stegen in the Salt Lake temple and they have since made their home in Ogden She was a member of the Ogden LDS ISrst ward Besides her parents and her husband she lis survived by seven children as follows: Ida Lavon Dean Alfred Lee Parker Elgin Clyde Don Eldon Lyle Kenneth and Lois Marie Stegen Funeral services will ' be announced later by the Mount Ogden mortuary BIDS old -- j Defer aid-Saturd- Electrocution Replace Expert Kodak f I £172 Dl rJ& m : m m mm m m m ft Finishing at t WmM nuiEDniEnDniES TOTYPm A I J MDHcnwa cws ARGUMENTS "The arguments in favor of the i bill are as follows: ROCKLAND Me June 30— AP) "(A) — The actual burden of the — Curlyhaired John Lindbergh son railroads caused by enforced con- - of the famous flying couple became triDution win De iar less than their enamoured of a huge watermelon would indicate figures — today and with difficulty was perf "(B) Superannuated employes suaded by his nurse to resist it will retire under the new pension The boy arrived by train' from " plan and thought a considerable New York with the nurse Betty number of these older men will not Gow hls aunt Constance Morrow be replaced many others will be and his grandmother Mrs Dwight a replaced by- other employes The net W Morrow en route to the Morrow result will be to improve the morale estate at North Haven of the entire force Aftera breakfast at a tea room "(C)— The bill is in line with John was enjoying a short romp mm Mail Orders Filled Promptly 10 for Add rJ Postage rrini ttt tt ttt rz m u milium u uxx ULCii) rrn TTx n tt - 1 ! 7S2' iis CASTOR I A "V 25c Pitcher's r Young Lindbergh Talks' For Melon J TT SALTS JAP a f White Shoe Cleaner Large bottls -- 4f I — ed nJ J Llonday Tuesday Wednesday I - 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Hcpatka 60o 25c Phillip's 35eCampana' bag 6-- lb Hygiene ! 330 25cHind'i' 210 HoneyAlmond Cr ' 89C Adlerika 100" Size Jr Absorbinc i California 60c Pint LOTIONS i Wondersof t Syrup of Figs lz 60o Caldwell's eOo KOTEX New 42 Syrup of Pepsin Creams and Jusrrirc Epsom Salts -- i m jsfl ': -- " Fired a v 4- - — ed Sheriff 20 i — t men died today from burns suffer 1 ed when a farm tractor exploded as Years they were refueling it with the en- gtne running Never Shot The victims were Elwood Hagtie 27 and Thomas Adams 62 The reATHENS Ga (UP)— In the 28 sulting fire destroyed several hundred acres of grain ' years that Walter E Jackson ha H 4 served as sheriff of Clarke county f DE LAKE Ore June 30— (AP)— he never has shot anyone and 4no Mrs Brian Montelle Carpenter 37 one rhas taken a pot shot at him of Chicago died at Taft Ore to--' A former member of the stata bullet militia rifle team Sheriff JAckson day from a wound and a coroner's Jury return- Is regarded as the best marksman ed a verdict of suicide in this section He gets his pris Mrs Carpenter had been ill for oners by merely reaching for his some time pistolt 60-d- ay - V- f ta $200 Stoleiv From Two Ogden Doctors ing today was denied a temporal ' restraining order to prevent StaU Auditor Julius C Andersen from demanding from him payment of an asserted shortage of approximate $9000 In state funds District Judge Oscar W McCon-kl- ii denied the secretary's petitic for a temporary restraining orde and an order requiring the auditor to show cause why he should 'not bt permanently restrained from making the demand Mr Welling's attorney filed a sui ' under the declaratory Judgment ac' seeking establishment by the cour of (what sum If any is due the stat I under the auditor's claims The secretary has claimed sonv exemption under the demand of thf auditor which asks for $9427 to- gcther with 25 per cent damaged! ana 10 per cent interest from th? dae he 'fails to make an account-- l i ing The secretary's '"suit attacks tit constitutionality of the law undef which the demand is made Judge McQonkie denied Mr Well lng's petition on the ground that granting the orders would be to inr terfere with the duties of the auditor who is compelled to keep accountings : - BURNS ARE FATAL NAPA Calif June 30— CAP) —Two Interest - the While' working in the operating plotters had no political program Theirs was a sheer lust for power room at the Dee hospital Saturday stated observers who have watched evening' Dr R L Draper and Dr I R "Jenkins Ogden physicians were recent events the ' To Viktor Lutze Hitler gave the L robbed of 'more than $200 and their task of commanding the storm watches :It was reported by Detectroops and of purging and cleans- tives George Theabold and John ing its units of undesirable elements Hutchens that an orderly who had been employed in the hospital for CODE OF MORALS Soon after this appointment be his board and clothes giving the fore he boarded the airplane at name of Bill Wallace' a transient Munich for the return to Berlin was called to the operating room to way and that he the chancellor issued a set of com aid in a minor ' went room where the into the mandments on morals for the guid doctors' clothes were left and rifled ance of all storm troopers His new Nazi credo: Cleanliness the pockets 'Officers expressed the left simplicity Irreproachable behavior opinion the thief Immediately' t blind obedience unswerving loyalty the' city i— and discipline f Giant guinea pigs or capybaras Hitler warned that drunkenness in public would be' cause for dis which weigh as muh as 100 missal and prohibited the frequent pounds are said to be j the largest in existence festival banquets He ordered the rodents ' luxurious staff headquarters in Ber ¥4 Trees never die of old age lln closed "I demand from all leaders" Hit ler declared in his manifesto to the storm troopers "they shall keep the storm troops as a clean institution I especially desire that every moth er can send her son to the storm troops without fear of moral dan get I want to see men as starm trpop leaders and not ridiculous The drive to rid the storm troops of oppositionists followed the long quarreling between the browa shirts and the steel Jielmets an organization of World war veterans ' Hitler protected the steel helmets from the storm troopers' ire In the 'midst of the precise maneuvers of the Hitler forces Franz Seldte leader of the steel helmets ordered the steel helmets to shelve their uniforms for the present "The welfare of the state" the proclamation of - Seldte read "is the supreme law" ' ' SALT LAKE CITY June Z$Cy —Secretary of State Milton II WeL' BOSTON (UP)— Tags such as those which police hand to operators of imisparked automobile's were used h?re as far back as 1858 police chronicles reveal that in that year Daniel J Coburn then police chief irked by traffic congestion on Kilby street directedJhis officers to put warnings in"4 horse-draw- n carriages left standing by the curb If these proved ineffective he stipulated complaints would be lodged against offenders ' M Time-yellow- i Denied Order to Ptc Auditor From DcmalVd' ing Payment I t Horse Tags Used Ini Boston Bach in 1858 - ' COORTBAUTL —p 4 11 ROM UK DUE ten-thir- ty " Ml ' ' wit-nes&es- 1 mm lo ses Death Takes Wife Of Ogden Fireman CITY FATHERS SEDUCTION SUIT monkeys"" BILLSIGNED 11!$ lil Peorale TjemHe (Continued from Page One) storm troopers were to leave for a month's furlough during July On previous occasions Hitler has shown the utmost reluctance to deBut it pose a friend from power was presumed that the orgies participated in by Roehm which of on his trip to Bavaria forced him to act Hitler himself stripped the epau lets from the uniforms of Roehm and other storm troop leaders This detail seemed to stand out in bold relief : mindful of and Goering (Hitler rumblings that have rolled up In recent weeks determined to cleanse the Nazi party leadership of any excuse for calling the possible reichwehr more definitely into the political picture The death of Von Schleicher He added to the tense situation held a wide popularity in the pre- Nazi Germany and" was a' close friend of the crown prince But the armed forces placed strategically about the capital were felt apparently to be sufficiently strong to cope witn any emergency One of the first taken into custody by the GceriBg police was Franz "Yon Papen- the ncn-Navice-chancel- SUNDAY MORNING JULY R including six additional licenses Saturday Mayor Peery said that use of a large bus has been donated by F P Guna for carrying city officials DON and others in making pilgrimages to adjoining cities In advertising the pioneer event The bus is being shin-e- d (Continued from Page One) up and will be equipped with Mayor Dresses In Garb of banners with justice "I strongly disagree Indian Chieftain Its first use he 'said probably will your verdict' be on a trip to Evanston where the Drive For Street The courtroom was packed tHe commissioners will assist in a Wyon July 4j The building' was ' thronged and' there Mayor Harman W Peery and oming celebration will attend in costume Ogdenites outCommissioners George O'Connor were loud cheers from crowds addition to a grotip of men In a three Williams E and Fred staged side as the verdict became known man parade Saturday afterfloon with beards who will represent OgThe girl's ' allegations together when thev donned elaborate costum'-- N den at' Brigham City during that HELD with thepe of other plaintiffs es and drove through the streets community's July 4th event the Ogden American Legion Junior base- denied In toto by the of the city advertising Ogden's iball team directed by Eugene Jones celebration Pioneer premier testifying in his defense will play The Ogden Pioneers celeON Mayor Peery at the wheel of an bration will pay expenses cf ithe Mrs Brownlee testifying for her car was dressed as an Ind- open husband supported hisdenlais and fian chief tan — feathers buckskin team and on Sunday morning July (Continued from Page One) 22 the "Brigham" City Junior Legion and all Commis team vertise for bids until we had 100 told the court Miss MacMillan had vest perspiration was will the Ogden team in costumed as the stadiumplay Williams per cent of the needed area con- been like a daughter to them to- asioner Jewish comedian and CommisIn summing up the defense tracted for" he said BOX ELDER PARTY O'Connor was garbed as sioner conchief counsel Brownlee's day Erma May Hansen of BrigMrs we are to Mr tell going "Although Uncle Sam himself Charles Sherer ham' City president of the DaughMead that about 90 per cent is now tended: Mrs Jim and was "He Bridger a man representing Wouldn't married ters Pioneers of 4T Utah have chapter in' accounted for" he declared wife be suspicious? Women are Hattie B Barber of Salt Lake City that 'city Mayor Peery said has little expectation that he will per- his who provided the costumes was an to bring a caravan of more promised mit us to go ahead until the entire not such fools" The counsel related testimony of Indian maiden than 25 women dressed in authenarea is under' purchase contracts" Miss MacMillan regarding her visTO BISHOPS LETTERS tic pioneer costume to Ogden for The final survey fjjr' the north its to the Brownlee home over a the parades Peery Mayor Saturday dispatched teen canal has completed highline of t years and Incidents of letters to all bishops of L D S The Yellow Cab company of Og except for work being done by one period misconduct with the will have as its float he said alleged premier den the and in wards county inviting he party on structural topography was Mrs while Brownlee in the a to coach which once carried stage have in them floats the urging declared and two parties are work- house and while the between Omaha and Ogden mall premier's ing on the survey and examination son' Jack was in the came paradeAmerican The Hellenic Educational to invitations attend the Special of foundation conditions for the room with them association asleep and the also celebration to were sent Pres Progressive the across at the Ogden river syphon MacMillan the girl's father is a ident Franklin D Roosevelt and his National Dollar store have signified mouth of Ogden canyon for the railroad locomotive foreman At the official party Col Roscoe Turner their intention of entering floats south highline canal time of the first meeting of the the aviator who plans to visit kefy Dr SOda president and W J WATER FOR CITY LOTS Murakami secretary told the mayor premier and Miss MacMillan who cities of the country on a good-wi- ll tour- - Secretary George H Dern of that the Intermountain Japanese The final' draft of the contract between the government and thel being entertained in the MacMillan the war department and the sen- association would be represented by home at Edson west of Edmonton ators of all the states a float j nanv has been presented to the Brownlee was on a political trip and Railroad and bus lines were recompany for execution MrIakisch MacMillan at that time was mayor quested Saturday to provide spec of Edjson ' said ial excursion rates from Idaho WyThe hearings began last Monday oming and Utah points to Ogden D & R G W to Attorney I J Holther repre: — for- the pioneer event seting the Water Usersfcssociation On Bonds DEL ADAMS IS BRIDGER night that the asso After conferring with Del Adams ciation has voted to include city To of NEW YORK June 30— (AP)— Pi- -' town lots in the south highline Layton who plans to represent and have a pack out- reef ors of the Denver & Rio Grande! and Jim conservation district which will be Bridger Scaffold fit in the parade Mayor Peery Sat- western rauroaa toaay voted to :' formed' within a short time urday emphatically declared that defer temporarily the July 1 Interest This district will include lands no fireworks will be permitted or on the Denver & Rio Grande conBATON La ROUGE below the (UP)— south of Ogden canyon fnntMlia and extending southward r Prisoners sentenced to death in tolerated during the parades July solidated mortgage bonds and the Western first mortgage Louisians if a bill now pending be- 23 and 24 This ruling was made Rio Grande to the airport ' he said because of the danger of bonds will Is fore the legislature passed Owners of city and town lots It was hoped that payment of the "satisfaction" of knowing stampeding horses mules and oxen which number about 564 tracts will have will this1 will thus which and one interest which was deferred to of the finest die in participate have to stand the cost of construct- they an accident immediate payment of pressin electric chairs the causing permit country ing a distribution system to the afto sell fire- ing tax obligations In Colorado will licenses Meanwhile bill terms of Under $10000 the basis fected lands on a pro-raelecworks within the city limits had be made within the period The' south highline canal probably is appropriated to install an been granted to more than 30 of grace provided in the respective Gabriel at chair St the tric penal of 4500 acre feet will carry about stands by the city commissioners mortgages farm in Iberville parish y water GIRL nui f Foes But IFARH MORTGAGE STANDARD-EXAMINE- 790 Lovori 100 site 380 39 260 29 370V FUtcKcr'i Mouth Wash pt Vines 71c size 390 390 50c Forhon'a Paste TOoth 50c Ipana Tooth Parte m '"'HOTEL-- ii- r0 t - jf w ! - - - - - social policy sound -(D)— The" bill provides for the creation of a board which will have "the duty of accumulating all" heces- data and recommending sary 'changes which will put the system cn an adequate and permanent basis y: "After a careful weighing of the 'advantages and disadvantages "to the country I have come to the deliber- ate conclusion that I should approve Hhe bUl" q : - ' - m—':—: : - : Blames Law Delay l For Russ Collapse : ATLANTIC CITY June '—Russian ' Ambassador Alexander 20-r(- UP) Troyanovsky today told the Maryland Bar association that the Ker-cns'government which preceded the Soviet fell because ©f its 41- liance with legal formalities" "The provisional government he "wanted to legalize the revolu ticn to make everything legal and Jwful Eut that government fcr-?- zt that its own existence was from the standpoint of the old It w and that revolution is revoluio tion which required prompt and tction and fundamental rexy d jal en-fr-t- forms" j '" along the street when he spied the green melon in a fruit store — However his longing to partake of the tempting fruit found adult opposition and after much coaxing by his nurse and other members of the party he reluctantly withdrew - — --—44 — Unemployed To Get 3 Cars Of Cattle 5 ir - v - t ' l'V " If — IS On your next visit to Chicago see not just the World' everything Fair wonderful as that is but see all of Chicago's great civic attractions as well as the shops and theatres You can quickly and economically when you put up at The Great Northern Quiet almost secluded— yet in the heart of everything! 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