Show 111 FV tfr n v - ts wfwm m ipKIfF im miillniHt MONDAY MOIiXINO THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Roosevelt’s Course Speakeasy Holdup EXHIBIT BARS MANY CHINESE Results in Death DIE IN QUAKE IZE PICTURE NEW STAND ON Of Second Victim Mutual Favors Effort Toward Repara- tions Solution LOS ANGELES Apill 17 (P)— A HANKOW China April 17 (JPj— prize winning painting by Barse Mil Chinese reports trickling in fiom ler entitled “Apparition Over Los An- northwest Hupeh province today said geles” depicting Angelus temple an earthquake April 8 took a terrible topped by figures floating on clouds toll tens of thousands of persons per ' wasabsent today from the 13 th annual ithmg art exhibit of the Los Angeles mu The dispatches said the quake scum by order of the museum dijec-to- r w'hlrh slightly jarred the Yangtze valDr William Alanson Bryan Dr Bryan said the subject mattei ley had aflecled scores of towns and of the painting was “too controversial villages in northeast Hupeh for exhibition in a county institution ”1 The reports belated because of lack In a cloud above the temple the of communications in the interior picture shovs a red haired figure painted a picture of appalling conimewhat resembling Almee Semple ditions as the result of the quake Me Preson Hutton temple evangelist “Human corpses and dead animals form and are strewn over the ground in the On her right is a Venus-likon her left is a straw hatted male in stricken area” the Chinese massages business clothes On a rotund cloud said Prince Cites Weight m the background is a dollar sign The important walled town of Ma In Silver to Poor Before the pictuie was placed on Cheng was repoijed to have received was B the severest jarring the walls of 70 awarded the Clara exhibit it GAMNAGAR India April 17 (JPl-- The Dyar prize for “the best interpretation per cent of the houses having crumbled on their inhabitants Jamsaheb of Nawanagar India’s of the Los Angeles scene” by a jury W Leighton InThe dispatches concluded that the Kathryn including eele cricket has player ihampion brated the twenty fifth year of lus dian portrait painter Clarence H quakes had been “a terrible visitaaccession to the throne by giving his Hinkle Laguna Beach artist Willy tion the people who already have sufDr Ernest L Tross art fered untold plupderlngs from comweight In silver to the poor of his Pogany and munists and bandits” historian and lecturer state s Relief from the provincial Dressed In full ancestral armor the Another version of the same subject is on view at the interrequested jamsaheb who Is chancellor of the by Barse Miller chamber of princes showered 174 national water color exhibit of the KNIGHTED BOTANIST DIES institute pounds of coins upon his clamoring Chicago art EDINBURGH is vice president of the who Scotland April 17 Miller was The indigent subjects weighing club wrote Dr Biyan OP) — Sir Patrick Geddes internation'debrated with Vedic riles Later he California Art to hhat he agreed withdraw the paint- ally known scholar and specialist in ing “in ’’friendly compliance to your botany who wad knighted this year request He declared it was conceived died today at Montpelier France Orpheus charmed savage beasts as a work of art “without malice to messages received here tonight an lanvone nnd barbarous hordes with song nounced He was 78 years old (Hr I'nltrd) Prtii) BELFORT France April prepared for an effort to ward mutual solution of the repara tions problem if the burden does not fJl on taxpayers of rreditnr nations Premier Andre Tardieu dJh lured to day in his second elertiun campaign piech deliveied at Giromngnv The premier outlined a project fur division which ex Governor Smith’s (manual reconstruction bitterly at o challenge to him emphasied tacked the socialists and said that the i recent French restrictions on imports sharply w hich have been vigurou1 W protested The cause of tins by Americans in Paris would con is division Ulinue only temporarily z i a t nreal ion by Only Inacreptable Solution ake l Silt TrUn ftrvle lend Democratic BOMBAY India April 17— Outlining the French position in era that the Rooseprepai atmn for the forthcoming Laus velt candidacy is Pundit Mchareja learned In anne conference on repai atmns Tar Hindu and religion thaumaturgy (lieu said the financial problem has causing essentially the same aligntoday through the American now become economic and political ment as the candiTherefore he said France is pie consul D C McDonough offered dacies of Bryan paied for “an effort toward mutual to take up the hunt for the Lindand McAdoo comprehension of the problem under They see that bergh baby where American which the only inacceptable solution that means a cer-- t racketeers have failed He guarwould be a bcheme providing for the o s a n of anteed success within three entire burden of reparations to fall in the on the shoulders of the taxpayers of strength weeks whole region from the creditor nations ” to Massachusetts Writing from Bhutdizampa Chief interest of France In hi Illinois Baroda he asked the consul to speech centered around his violent For this cable Colonel Lindbergh that he criticism of the socialists Tardieu territory is norwill use the “mantrashnsha" mally Republican warned that the franc would fall se method which is the secret of a verely if a socialist majority were and if anything Walter Llppmann can keep it ReHindu mint nnd surely will locate elected to the chamber of deputies the child “either In three 12 or 21 next month publican in 1932 it will be a Demo1 to cratic candidate who talks as Govbegin days from the time Crisis Passed Safely ernor Roosevelt talked on the radio work " "Trench Industry has now passed an He the other night orientally inverted gave the cnsis safclv largely because o( e assurance that if Colonel Whether the Democratic opposition to Governor Roosevelt can orengages his services he the government’s policy of curbing "will fail to find the child only if imports” the premier said "The hour ganize itself and whether it will risk has not yet arrived to return to the the sun fails to rise” an open quarrel over his nomination open door policy The quota system it is still too early to judge Much is necessary as a remedy but It is will depend upon the Massachusetts CONTACT RESUMED provisional As soon as possible only at the end of this month primaries IN KIDNAP CASE we will readjust our customs and reand upon ex Governor Smith’s abil cover our economic liberty ity to make at least three things clear France is now seeking Interna (Continued From Paae One) to the DemocratsFirst that he is tional economic treaties and already not fighUng Governor Roosevelt in as did Coldnel Bieckcnridge has concluded 40 We intend asking order to seue the nomination for him- his confidential Henry adviser wtio spent parliament to vote a scheme for gov self second hat in fighting Fovernor several hours and Saturday eminent export credit insurance to Roosevelt he represents the consid w ith Dr CondonFriday find markets for French products” cred opinion of the responsible and Crowd Cheers “Jwfaie” informed Democrats who best know of more than IflOfKl per his record that Covernoe Roosevelt does not have a sufficiently able mind sorts was in the grandstand when the nor a sufficiently strong character tall gray haired lecturer who has to be entrusted with national leader- been a baseball enthusiast for many ship at this time and third that the yeais arrived at the City Island ball nomination of Governor Roosevelt park Even Babe Ruth might have been will cause such serious disaffection in pivotal states as to diminish the abashed by the prolonged cheering chances of victory that greeted his appearance After umpiring one inning he retired to Mach Genuinely Encouraging the players' bench and chatted with When one turns from personalities Manchurian Trip Waits to issues there was much that was Johnny Evers and other old time baseball stars who wete playing for genuinely encouraging in the Jeffer- the benefit of unemployment relief on Hint of Reception for son day speeches Although it could At the conclusion of the game Dr Chinese Official hardly be said that coherent Condon drove away with A1 Reich was made visible It Is fair to his ex but heavyweight bodyguard say that in all the main speeches in did not return to his Bronx home Mr Baker's fine address at the tomb PEIPING April 17 (IP) — The visit of It was indicated he would spend of Wilson in A1 Smith's own speech ran- the league n nations commission to time while little the new there in Mr Cox’s and Mr Ritchie's and som deal was in Manchuria will be delayed It was unprogress Senator Robinson's speeches there From Boston came dispatches tell derstood today until the new state of was common note of understandbetween an am Manchoukuo makes Its attitude clear Ing of a contact ing that recovery here cannot be phibian plane and the coast on the presence there of Dr Wellingguard ton brought about by local magic Koo the commission’s Chinese asoff Mencmsha destroyer Macdougnll If these speeches represent the real sessor Martha's neai light Vineyard early drift of Democratic opinion the (Manchoukuo Is the name of the party is headed toward a policy of today The Macdougall and two picket Japanese-sponsore- d regime in Man to revive trade by the only boats were seeking the former with all lights churia of Henry Pu-waiting method by which it can be revived out 1 35 a m at when the roar of a boy empeior” of China as to debts and tariffs by negoUations The latest pi ess reports from Manmotor was heard Immedi and commercial policy The Interest- plane'sa red was fired churia said Manchoukuo officials flare atcly parachute of ex Governor Smith’s from the ing aspect The plane landed were adamant In their stand that Dr proposal on the debts lies In the fact alongside destroyer and after 30 minutes the Koo will be arrested if he sets foot that he recognizes In a true perspec- Macdougall's lights were turned on inside Manchurian territory tive how much more important it Is The league commission has been It headed out to sea The amto have International trade than to and phibian was not sighted thereafter just as firm In Its insistence that Dr” the Koo preserve Intergovernmental accompany the commission with Only the fact that Colonel Ltnd debts bergh "piloted an amphibian over the full protection as scheduled Even More Considered View (The Japanese govei nment has said same area two weeks ago in search An even more considered view of of his son gave the incident particu- it will do Its best to see that Dr Koo unmolested If he accompanies the is the matter was presented by Sena- lar significance commission which is examining tor Robinson who made the very affairs but stressed that Important point that we are failing to Bag Found in Woods they had no influence with the Mansee that "any readjustments which choukuo government) can be acceptable to the United States I’robetl by Officers must fairly take into account and VINEYARD HAVEN Mass April Tho commission has almost concluded its hearings on Manchurian safeguard the Interests of our people 17 tonight reported affairs from Chang Hsiao-lian- g both as taxpayers and as participants the finding orpolice a leather bag appar- Manchurian war lord who controlled in world commerce” ently dropped from an airplane in a that section of China until the JapaAn intelligible and workable pol- heavily wooded section in the town nese of last September 18 his The bag contained staff invasion icy can be worked out on that pre of Chilmark and Japancsq military officials mtse For It is now clear that we men’i clothing from which all ldenti men have arrived at the point where the fvmg niRrks had been removed The and business was taken on the cusTestimony destruction of our exporting Indus discovery was made by fishermen toms salt revenue railways arm lne and of our creditor position has while rumors were current along the politics and economics The gone so far that if the torn fabric cape district that renewed activity In airplanes is to be restored the United States the Lindbergh case center about young Marshal Chang son of the famous was frequently Chang Tso-li- n 111 have to undertake negoUations this Island heard by the commission and told how contents The of toward the Voking bag included he and his wife had lost a fortune in recipro-- f agreements on tariffs and credits a man’s blue serge suit a suit of un- Jewels alone when the Japanese raidderwear a soft shirt and several colrd debts and gold his palace in Mukden It Is genuinely encouraging to lars size 17 In the pockets were 60 edChang served as a guide for a sightWarn that the minds of DcmocraUc cents a woman's handkerchief and seeing tour toduv of the commission leaders are turned in this direction ticket stub from the Paramount thea- The joung marshal conducted the ter New York (Copyright 1932) to the Gieat Wall of Other articles Included tortoise shell commissioners China and the Ming dynasty tombs handkerchiefs several glasses Stimson Discusses Arms told the men of Chang Hsiao-lian- g bum h of keys a eigaret case and the western woild how the 13 Ming Situation With Germans ticket marked Hudson Steamship emperors were burled In an enormous company ' amphlthentrr each under a GENEVA April 17 Poitou Theory Told mound with speclat poison guards of State Henry L Stimson sought The bag was found about 150 yards According to tradition ho ex from talks with Germany’a represen- Horn tho Vineyard sound and police if a tomb were opened the tatives today a method of reducing believed it had not been there more plained would become effective immepoison armaments that would be most likely than ten days Thev also expressed diately killing all life near by to bring success to the international belief that It had been dropjied from disarmament conference hoi e one of the many airplanes which have The American secretary prelimi- flown over the bland in the past two Brass Band Accompanies a to of the nary meeting general com- weeks Smugglers to Funeral mission of the conference tomorrow The section where the bag was was visited by Chancellor Heinrich found is miles from any house is AMSTERDAM Holland Bruenlng and Dr Bernard von Bue-lo- traversed seldom and then only by than 100 professional smugglers at fishermen tended the funeral here of a promiWith them he "discussed the general vessels that three were off nent Reports who had been killed in subject of disarmament but especially the coast here last night and early a fightcolleague with German customs officers the method of reduction most likely to this morning and that flares had been at Slraclen be accepted He told interviewers on sent up as if in signal to an After the funeral the smugglers achis arrival yesterday he hoped to as- were denied tonight from airplane several companied by a brns band went to sist in bringing about some concrete sources a neighboring village where the Gerresult as one of the most valuable Both New Bedford and Falmouth man I Had a Comrade” methods of contributing to world reported that the vessels looked like was hymn “Once In fiont of the houses of plaved peace coast guard boats and that one of them a number of customs officials The po- was the destroyer Mm Dougall No lice intervened and the participant Rail nay Presents Plan one could be found on Martha's Vine- will be prosecuted for bolding a demyard today or tonight however who onstration without permission To Avert Receivership saw any flares last night or early this morning Girl Inherits NEW YORKTAprtfl7 WV-plan Report Denied to avert a threatened receivership Retains Job Chorus for the St Louis Southwestern rail of The coast guard also denied that any its boats was doing duty near the way cwripany involving a loan of island s during the night An airplane IOS ANGFLES Apt II 17 $13 813415 from the Reconstruction over the Vineyard about 9 30 McGuinncss 19 continued dancing s iinanue corporation was submitted flew to bondholders today for ratifna last night but there was no evidence a chorus girl in a cafe today after her obtainable from sources thioughout attorney Milton Golden had antion the Island the plane was In com nounced that she had Just inherited Under the proposal holders of the munlcRtionthat with ships off shore or $75 000 from the estate of her grandcompany's first consolidated mort- that there had been signals who passed father James J gage 4 per cent gold bonds the prin- between them died recently at Dublin Ireland cipal amount of which $20727750 Stale police advanced no theories “The Income from the trust fund fails due June 1 are asked to ex regarding the leather bag which was will make it easier for ine to continue change them for general and refund turned over to them by F L Bos my career as a dancer” she aid 5 ing mortgage per cent gold bonds worth a fisherman They agreed that “That's all It menus to me PI kep due July 1 1990 The latter issue whoever dropped the bug had taken right on working ” would bear interest coupons payable every Golden said he was arranging with prerautlon to remove identify 1 semiannually beginning July of this Ing marks so that no tiaca of the Dublin Barristers for the transfer of the money to Los Angeles bank clothing could be mad ance is Mystic Offers 1 Los Angeles Museum Head Terrible Ruin Reported Thousands Killed by Removes Artist’s View of Temple Falling Houses y Ab- Premier NEW YORK April 17 — Governor Roosevelt's decision to absent himself from the Jefferson day rally of the Democrats showed how well he recognizes that his own candidacy tends to divide rather than to unite the party Governor Roosevelt would not have been at ease in the gathering at Washington last Wednesday night He wopld have found himself in a company of seasoned Democratic leaders who may have to accept him as their candidate but certainly would rather not have him if they could unite on someone else Governor Roosevelt’s absence was an acknowledgment of the Return Baby TrLbuoft-Chlca- —— LOS ANGFLES April 17 OP)— The of two young robbers who to hold up the patrons of a speakeasy late last irfght claimed a second victim today when Simon 42 died in a receiving hos’ ' pital Huston Cramer 25 was shot In the head and killed when he brokt from the line of victims after had been wounded saw the gunmen flee in Passr y an automobile driven by a blond bobbed-ha- ii ed girl furnished descriptions by whuh the polite be lies ed they could make arrests shortly Six customers wtre in the place when the flashily dressed youths entered Thcv ordered and drank beer then drew pi toll As they began to seaith their victims Sandrosky entered then turned to flee One of the bandits fired coolv and Sandrosky dropped with a bullet m his abdomen With the attention of the killers diverted Cramer ran toward a door hut was dropped by a bullet DEBT PROBLEM pistols sought Service) Herald-Tribun- To ‘O y rs-b- Bv WALTFR MPPMANN e Y (Salt Lake Tribune-N 1932 18 FRANCE TAKES Believed Guided by Divided Party Views Writer Offers Reason for Candidate’s sence From Jefferson Day Rally APRIL fa 1 e German Political Clash Injures Eight Persons Porto Rico Clash Over Fla" Design Results in Death BRESLAU Germany April 17 (Ah — Eight reichsbannermen were re ported to have been ictiouAy lnjuied when attacked with steel rods and knuiklers in the hands of hundreds SAN JUAN Porto Rico April 17 (Pi of rais today dt the end of a mas- —One young man was killed nnd meeting w hi h hud been addi essed bv corex w ere injured se eral seriously reichsbanner in a clash Karl Hoeltermann lathe new capitol building le iffer here today between nationalists and Hoeltermann told the gathering the over the design of the official ’eichsbanner was not ambitious to policeof Poito Rito flag force a betome military The mob was estimated “for years the nans claimed we at Horn 500 to 1500variously and was alstiong were no match for them" he said led by Pedro Albizu Campoj "Now they say we aie dangeious legedly of the nationalist party We have waided off chaos now we president When the throng rushed the buildwill work for a better Germany" said they objected to the An avalanche of speeches maiked ing they of a bill making a senate’s the opening of the last week of the one star passage independence banner the ofThirty-twPrussian diet campaign ficial flag of Porto Rico radicals were arrested in Berlin The flag of Porto Rico has been foi many months and various ZEP STARTS THIRD TRIP designs have been submitted for acIRIEDRICHMIAFEN' Germany tion by the legislatuie This was the first serious disoidnr April 18 (Monday) ((Pi— The dirigible Graf Zeppelin left todav on its third attending the argument The voung man killed w as described trip thi)ear to Pernambuco Biazil under the command of Dr Hugo Eel as Manuel R Suarez a high school pner Among its five passengers were student Ralph Booth commander of the Bnt-i- h and Richard von 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