Show i 10 Fears Defeat MANY SHIFTS r I?” J C iiPiafSffli8iarilgiLilrwiffhtBaiT!Btirfi‘rt American Posts Paying Voters Taxicab Fare Called Illegal HOOVER RIVAL Veteran Dispatcher Dies in Salt Lake R M Seale 55 chief dispatcher for the Oregon Short Line and Los Angeles it Salt Lake railroads died Saturday 10 40 p m at a local hospital following an operation Mr Seale had been with the Union Pacific system as a dispatcher for more than 20 years Prior to coming to Salt Lake two years ago he was stationed at Milford Mr Seale was a member of a lodge at Meridian Miss and of Scottish Rite bodies He is survived by a son Jerry 18 who lives In Ogden and by two sisters in Mississippi American Safety Poster Wins French Award PARIS (UP)— An American "Safety First" poster has been declared the best in a contest held by the French State Railways among Its employes This poster shows a mother clasping a child to her breast while underneath is the message “They too suffer when you are hurt” American safety first methods are the most effective according to the safety commission of the state railways which has toured in Europe and United States studying the prevention of accidents Urge Big Vote LAND PROGRAM At Primaries U’illii C SHERIFF SUED Ilatcley East High Girls Make Plans for Dance Pageant The splendor and color of “Arabian Nights” will be enacted In dance and pantimimebv the 900 girls enrolled In the East high school physical education department on the school campus June 2 at 830 p m The massive production an interpretation of Rimsky Korsakov's sym‘‘Scheherazade” dephonic suite scribes tn music and dance the wild dancers snake charmers fakers and cosmopolitan life oft the streets of Bagdad the eastern market around which the dramatic legends of the “Arabian Nights” or “The Thousand and One Nights" have been woven Principals In the cast are Sylvia Relia Leonard Deaton Ed Black Muriel Goodspeed June McDonald and Betty Lewis The production Is under the direction of Miss Charlotte Stewart Miss Erma Murdock Miss Phyliss Fisher Miss Blanche Mawson and Mrs Iva Miller of the physical education department The high school symphony orchestra which will accompany the performance Is under the leadership of A R Overlade Miss Florence Parry and Miss Jean Hyde of the domestic arts department are directing the ere ation of costumes Scenery and art effects are being painted by Miss Rena Oleson and Joseph F Russon and students in their departments R O T C officers will act as ushers Funeral Rites Set at Bountiful for Student Funeral services for Lowell Walker Barlow 24 of Bountiful who died suddenly Friday morning in Washington D C will be held Wednesday at 2 p m in the Bountiful L D S tabernacle Ira Holbrook will be in charge of the services and Bishop Quayle Cannon will officiate Mr Barlow was a University of Utah graduate and at the time of his death was a student at George Washington university FORUM TOPIC ANNOUNCED "What the Government Is Doing for Our Children" will be discussed at the people’s open forum meeting Sunday at 7 30 p m in room 308 city and county building (UP)-Heral- SUMMARY OF PARDON ROARD’S DECISIONS AT MAY MEETING twenty-thre- twenty-ei- Philip Gerald Ferrell Balt Lake recelvtnf Applications denied property: recommendation one year attempted burtermination effectiva on December 8 time James Banks Balt Lake robbery glary Henry Bartlett Balt served on that date one year Bleasdale Balt Lake flrutioua checks John Gray Bait Lake second degree A W E Carter Balt Lake robbery: George burglary recommendation minimum: time JColUnaham Carbon grand larceny George served one year seven months and twenty Miles DeWltt Day Carbon grand larceny davi Utah attempted rape: Sevier forgery James Donovan Balt Lake (icons Measom none detime served two robbery: Frank Evans AWeber secondLake recommendation Farr Balt burglary WlUiam days in prison and gree years and twenty-on- e DRIGGS Idaho— Funeral services first degree murder: Herman Orasslev Bum-m- il two years and five months on parole robbery Everett Hawkins Balt Lake for Billie Killpaek 13 son of PostJose Antonio Romero Davis possession Hitchcock P Weber Earl of marijuana recommendation at least robbery: Lionel J Hobson Balt Lake robbery: master and Mrs W X Killpaek who one year termination to become effective on November 17 time served on that date N 8 Johnson Weber forgery: Joseph King was killed Wednesday evening when CarSalt Lake robbery Androc Kouleza one year held Balt a grandstand collapsed were Box Elder second degree bon first degree murder: H La Bountysecond Ed Ryans at 2 p m in Driggs X D S Lake Balt Lewis Lake Ted Saturday robbery three years burglary recommendation MilInterment was in Driggs time served one year six months and degree burglary: John OZ T Manhard Martell Utah chapel eleven day (Sentence was terminated on lard carnal knowledge David O McKay of FbarUto Marline Balt Lake City cemetery condition that he be turned over to fed- grand larceny: assault to murder Will McDaniels Balt Salt Lake member of the council of eral government for deportation ) E Mentlr Lake Sannete James robbery twelve apostles of the X D S church Ralph fihupe Weber fictitious checks recommendation minimum: time served third degree burglary: Robert Mentles Mort spoke third decree burglary Clifford eleven months and twenty-tw- o days second Balt Lake degree burglary Condition of Rachel Ure and Zelda Lang Smith Salt Lake robbery recom rison second Olsen Utah Leroy burglary degree affective termination minimum mendutlon Richards 17 school girls who were 1333 on January 2 time served on that Oene Parse! Millard robbery Manuel Robledo Cache third degree burglary George injured in the mishap was reported date two Paul second Smith degree Weber burglary A to to be improved William Btrakey Carbon tanauU Lake robbery: George Bwlnk commit rape recommendation none- time Strand Balt The grandstand collapsed during a auto theft LeRoy L Varney Weserved four years and nine month In Carbon one month and ber robbery Jack Veecel Balt Lke thrd high wind while 200 fans were watchprison and two year degree burglary: Paul Von Bode Belt Lake ing a baseball twenty day on parole game The Killpaek Earl Wilson Utah second degree burglary second decree murder: Louis A Watkins Lake robbery and assault with deadly boy was found buried under debris recommendation early parole time served Balt (sentence terminated on assault) parts of which were hurled 100 feet one month and twenty-on- e day in prison weaoon William Wenholg Balt Lake robbery and one year end one month on parole Parole revoked Hugh Osborne Balt Lake Victor A Wilson Balt Lake robbery rec- auto theft ommendation not leas than five year terfor rehearing: mination effective August 13 1133 time Applications O W denied: Paul Smith robbery served on that date three years and ilx Schewe robbery granted A Le Romero month Goodell denied: William Wesley Winger Salt Lake criminal as- manslaughter grand larceny granted Stanley Hudson sault and parolf violation recommendation twenty years time served three years assault to murder denied Clifford E Cole eisht months and twenty-tw- o days In prison robbery denied and two years five months and fifteen day County jail cases1 on parole Oral Adams Utah county parole denied BOISE Idaho (JP)—Compton I Robert Wright BIx Fide? second degree Plov Olson Utah county parole denied none: time William A Burges Utah county termina- White candidate for the Democratic recommendation burglary served three yearn four month and twen tion denied Leslie Orav Weber county parn davs In prison and one year two don denied Mrs Pearl 8met Weber coun- nomination for First district congress-maty continued until June Prank Quinanea declared in a statement here tomonths and twenty days on parole Box Elder county parole denied: Balvadore Paroles granted: Wllford Abbott Wasatch grand larceny: Chairc Bog Elder county denied night that “congress and the adminisparole Box Elder county recommendation three months: parole f Mike Bamdele parole tration are unable or unwilling to f active Juiv 38 time served on that date denied Walter Poster Balt Lake county straighten out the money tangle” he three months parole denied: Pred Jackson Balt Lake believed necessary for recovery of Orva) J Dlnsdale Davie paWtamy rec- county pardon denied Arthur R Glllesnle ommendation none parole effective Au- Balt Lake county parole granted Charles business He urged restoration of the h time eerved on that date one year f Young Lake countv conBalt reprieve stin purchasing power of silver as a remRonald FIriare Utah second decree firmed and sentence commuted len Boy Killed in Accident Buried Candidate Urges Silver as Remedy Sugar Beet Thinning Starts in Froject Fields BURLEY Idaho— Sugar beet thinning is under way in most fields on the Minidoka irrigation project Stands are reported good and beets and ground in good condition White fly depredations are expected to be light this season as the fly is said to be scarce on desert territory Some 6700 acres were contracted by the Amalgamated Sugar company In territory tributary to the Burley factory in Minidoka and Cassia counties on the Minidoka tract and under the Oakley irrigation project A large proportion of hand labor is being done or contemplated by farmers and their famlllea much more so than usual Outside labor is plentiful and thinning Is being contracted for at stipulated price of $5 an acre -- imvs UTAH’S BEST DENTISTRY UTAH’S LOWEST PRICES Be FREE— Thrllty $250 — FREE GOOD FOR MAY ONLY For Those Who Want The Finest! Simply present this id— and we will give you CREDIT of $350 ahnoiuWly FREE on any Elate ai specified In following price $250 Free on any filling or bridge work contract of $1000 or more New Low NEW LOW Plate Prices PRICES RUB- SALE g—GOLD CUBIC FOOT 425 sperUI t CUBIC FOOT COPELAND— Regular $ CUBIC FOOT A COPELAND— Regular $150 $475 special special BASK rink flume BASK (hnAjj QAAft ijJjjj 1 A I Jj Only One of Each— lhiy Yours TODAY! rard lumii 4— ENGLISH $1500 B— DR RAMSEYS TRANSPARG ENT TLATE SperUI price DUST NATURAL 8—GOLD DUMA— Hand Crt ®!7 09 raced lire ttht 7— IIFCOLITK At POLITE COR-Alt- UNItRKAK- caparity XLt- - Q C J See the Lalett Stylet and Colon in Refriperatort at the 135 SOUTH STATE - TI gOA PLATKS Fra Offer not food Number! 1 end 1 ABLE PUtea GOLD CROWNS & BRIDGE WORK PORCELAIN FILL- INGS Up From Co n $ r° GOLD INLAYS Up From 2 CLEANING Up From i EXTRACTIONS (IRln!rss) 25c OWNED AND OPERATED BY UTAH DENTISTS - sur 01 new liberal ellwunr Inf eld laid bridge work end crown on year dentistry Another demnnitutloo of our dralr to help our pa- tten t Mall I i Tear rtaln Wt Repair and Return Sam FREE KXTRAPTIONS With All Plat and Bridge Work Broken mH Wf Jnl 11 Located i 267 Day filAt4i9C( a AND ASSOCIATED DENTISTS South Main Street Every Day Brings Us Something New! FASHIONS hr SUMMER tell as soon as we saw them that bright frocks would meet with in stantaneous success! They’ve only been in our store a few hours and the smartest young people in town have bought several Better see them and choose your own tomorrow! COULD W'these $ 11 95 WASHABLE CREFES DOESKINS and HAND DETAILED COTTONS France Honors Fair Of American Residents 450 SILVER FILLINGS Up From UTAH! LARUEST PRIVATE DENTAL OFFICES 1? Of Ire Refrigerators $ J O Western Furniture $1000 Of 9 CA VA‘V Car 4 MAROON— I —30-poun- d $750 WcUl BER— SAMPLES i xrs Four billion dollars has been poured into business channels since the market crash of 1929 he said "and now Speaker Garner advocates a further outlay of two billion dollars” Regular I ? v BOARD ORDERS edy CAT XjUlWist asio-fciat- in OALL p lllly ITALIANS PLAN (ffy-W- il-lis BERLIN (UP)— Changes in the German diplomatic service expected soon probably will include posts in four South American countries Brazil Chile Bolivia and Venezuela Dr Walter Zechlin chief of the foreign office bureau of current information is expected to be named minister to Brazil as new minister to Chile Baron von Relswitz und while has been mentioned Franz Count von Tattenbach Is expected to become new minister to Chile Counsellor of Legation Maximilian Koenig now stationed in the foreign office is expected to be minister to Bolivia Dr Zechlin has been chief of the foreign office press division since 1926 and as such has accompanied the German delegations to all important international conferences Baron von Beiswitz already is known in Santiago where he served as charge d’affaires in 1926 He has been in the diplomatic service since 1907 having served as head of the South and Central American department since 1919 Franz Count von Tatterbach master of ceremonies at the foreign office is well known In Central and South American diplomatic circles He is 48 He entered the service in 1911 being attached first to the embassy in Rome then the consulate general at Valparaiso the legations at Lima Pelting and Bern Counselor Maximilian Koenig also is 46 He has served as vice consul in Stockholm Leningrad and as consul in Prague being named secretary of legation in Prague in 1920 In 1921 he was named consul in Brunn and since 1922 has been attached to the foreign office in Berlm COPLLAND— 1932 for Affected t i£SLl FOR VETERANS Will Be Most 7 w T -- 7 work turning over the soil which has 9 for while there were 11598 write-in- s o lain dprmant for untold centuries and £ — Hoover to is regarded as virgin land ready Roosevelt received 23565 votes in 905 precincts Four William H (Alfalfa yield give an overwhelming Bill) Murray of Oklahoma also on crops a year are expected from this 6649 the Democratic ballot received territory On the large scale farming the in the same precincts and admirers families will be organized into coof Alfred E Smith wrote his name 204 times operative societies and the parcels of Senator Frederick Steiwer built up territory will be increased with four 'or five families on one allotment Belead over former BOISE Idaho (F) — Democratic and BOISE Idaho May 21 Marylander Captures Ore- - tremendous sides on some stretches a general hire a hall to enjator Robert N Stanfield polling may Republican party leaders Issued preveterans' organziation will superinStanfield’s 39432 in 977 precourage voters to vote for them gon’s Thirteen Delegates cinctsto for tend the cultivation and harvesting primary statements Saturday night A E the renomination but they may not hire a cab to it Is Mussolini's own instruct both Urging a large vote next TuesClark of Portland a bone dry and take the voters to the polls Atto Convention Government Starts Project since tions that the latest farm machinery Indorsed by Governor Julius Lt Meier Democrats and other voters Babcock Fred General J torney must be used This requires much day fer his views on the power question ruled Saturday in an opinion writMarsh “without regard to past political afReclaiming was third with 37446 Steiwer is a ten for Dwight Disney Minidoka capital and it is for this reason that PORTLAND Ore May 21 were urged by T A Walfiliations"to the who has expressed himself for county prosecuting attorney general organization will have C Hawley veteran congressman dry Country take the direction of the bigger allot- ters Democratic state chairman to submission of the liquor questmn The opinion said state law limments stood threatened with defeat while Stanfield is a wet and advocateddre-pea- l ited expenditures by candidates vote In the Democratic primaries and Government Aids of the eight('?h amendment select candidates they can support iq promotion of their campaigns Joseph Irwin France of Maryland — Italy’s war veterans ROME (TP) Walter Elton Watkms The entire Pontine marshes stretch next falL to "personal expenses” dry and captured the state's 13 Republican Gleason described as a “wringing For a candidate to transport will get 750000 acres of reclaimed over 200000 acres which have been He credited his party with passage national convention votes for the for a to others to the polls or fight staged pay for land in the Pontine marshes where held for centuries by the family of of the primary law the income tax presidential nomination In tabulation wet”Democratic senatorial nominatheir transportation the attorney the Italian government in coopera- Prince Gelasio Caetani forfner Ital and the kilowatt tax laws Further today of votes In yesterday’s Oregon the tion With 897 precincts counted general said is equally a violation tion with private interests has un- ian ambassador to Washington Since he said the party "insists upon a more primary had 10591 votes and Watit required a vast outlay of money to simplified’ state government” of the law Hawley’s race against James W Gleason e dertaken one of the most gigantic drain the Immense territory it was For improvement of economic conMarshall N Dana Mott state corporation commissioner kins 10475 land reclamation schemes in history beyond the capacity of a private in- ditions he said the party favored an ‘tfournal of the completely overshadowed in interest ran editorwith 8107 Oregon The Italian war veterans who are terest and Mussolini decided that in- increase of money through "restoravotes third the contest between France and Herorganized in a body similar to the asmuch as the land offered such huge tion of silver to its rightful place as a bert Hoover whose supporters were An attempt to recall Mayor George American Legion receive govern possibilities the government would standard of value” forced to write in his name in the ab- L Baker in Friday’s election failed ment assistance in various forms and go to the aid of the owners with the A statement from Republican headsence of a formal entry Hawley has With 426 precincts counted out of in this particular case it is the aim to result that an agreement was entered quarters urged every citizen "to ex495 In the city the count was: For the been in congress 20 years settle 5000 veterans with their fam- into in which both the owners and ercise the right of franchise at the Franklin D Roosevelt of New York recall 31145 against the recall ilies These will come from all parts government participate The veterans primaries on May 24 won the state’s ten votes in the Dem- 36021 of Italy and within a few years a bought their interest for 17000000 "We believe each citizen will be fair M Mann John Commissioner ocratic national convention City new city will be built in the midst of lire and honorable and vote his own tickthe under snowed was however elected by Hawley Representative the reclaimed land the population of The land will plentiful yields et” the statement said "After the first to the Sixtieth congress and recall vote which was: For the recall Decides on Court Action in which is expected to reach 50000 It of wheat barley give rice olives grapes candidates are chosen” the statement returned In every election since had 42542 against the recall 23711 will be called “Littoria” a platform will be chosen artichokes ((ranges and the usual said polled 17485 votes in 425 precincts of The two officials were accused of The vast territory will be split up green vegetables "worthy of the party Dispute Over Jail Mott negligence and inefficiency in office the 802 in the First district Into small farms of from 12 to 15 had 17120 votes CELEBRATION SET acres where the land can be worked VALUABLE SCRAP HEAPS Boarding Fees LAS VEGAS Nev May 21 France in winning the presidential dlng the BURNS Ore profitably on the individual basis — GovernWASHINGTON Franklin D Roosevelt was (UP) pledged preference will have 13 However since it is a vast plain it ment of the Yellowstone virtual estimate completion votes in the national Republican con- assured Nevada’s six votes in the than that more experts will make it adaptable for large scale MOUNTAIN HOME Idaho — El10000000 ounces of fine silver val cutoff project a public celebration vention These delegates will be Democratic national convention when production with tractors and heavy ued at some $5000000 is being re- will be held here In June The cutobliged by an unwritten law to con- the state convention here today in- more county commission has instruct- steam plows covered yearly from scrap heaps off provides a direct route between tinue to vote for France until he re- structed its twelve delegates each ed W Beckwith R Attorney County Tractors Work Start The chief source of supply is the worn-ou- t California Yellowstone national park leases them In 977 pVecIncts out of with a half vote to support the New to file suit against Sheriff Aft In fact 102 tractors have started 17B3 In the state he polled 36118 votes York executive movie films and other Important tourist centers to Stevens to force him file reports at the end of each quarter concerning fees which he has received for the care of prisoners in the county jail The matter came up several month ago when the commissioners passed a resolution barring the confinement of federal prisoners here recommendation ten year: time but it was dropped on account of the Action of the state board of pardons burglary: e one sheriff having a contract with the in cases considered at the May served days year three months and federal government to house federal checks Balt Lakes fictitious Korn F J session: recommendation one year4 parole effective prisoners Sentence commuted The commissioners it was stated Rupert A deWttl Weber saeontf decree September 14 time served on that date murder from life to fifteen years time six months reCharles ff Redding Utah robbery rec- Friday contend that any money served three yeart fire month and ommendation ten years time served four ceived for the care of such prisoners ght day E 7 Lope Carbon flrat deiree murder years five months and eighteen days lar- should be paid to them and not to John Bandstrom Wasatch grand from life to twenty-fiv- e years: time eerved recommendation three months pa- the sheriff ceny eight years one month and twenty-nin- e role effective when the applicant now In The sheriff contends he is entitled day hospital hag served four months In prison to all he receives for federal prison-- j Sentences terminated Arthur E Young Salt Lake fictitious assault to comLyman Avondet Weh mit rape: recommendation one year: time checks recommendation minimum: time ers' board because he has a contract dava served one year six months and fourteen with federal authorities to feed such served seven months and twenty-fiv- e Pete Canto Weber possession of mariju- davs Cases continued Percy Dauble Carbon prisoners who are confined in the ana- recommendation one year termination to become effective on November 30: time second degree burglary Joseph Hall Iron county jail false pretenses under property obtaining on one served year that date sto- and Weathersbee Weber robbery WINS BACKING OF DIPLOMATS 1 is! yJ-- TIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING MAY 22 A GERMANS PLAN South i PARIS (UP) — The French min istry of public instruction has award in ed two Americans residents France the grade of Offlrter d'Acade mle (palmes arademiques) They are Miss Beatrice Wanger known to the artistic world as Nadja and Arthur K Griggs Mis i Wanger'a decoration chosen because of her many years of devoted Interest In the development of Franco American art enterprises Griggs is well known es a trims lator having rendered the Memoir of Alphonse Daudet and several other volume from the French Into Eng lish Traffic Trans-Atlanti- c Shows Big Decline HAMBURG (UP) — Traffic han died by the 17 firm engaged in the transatlantic ervlce declined 31 6 per cent in 1931 compared to the previous year handled were little Passenger of the 1930 fig more than urea totaling only 6H5000 peraona a compared to limOOOO persona The two German firm Hamburg Amrt ra and North Gei man Lloyd carried 171698 of these compared to 215 949 the previous year Thu de spite a net lm of 21 8 pier rent these two firms were able to Ineiease thei share of the total traffic 2) per cent one-thir- k AUERBACH CO K j f'i |