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stages France and Italy making trips to Home and Paris and Is given credit for ex But It Is admitted that cellent work the groundwork for the agreement wag American laid by Hugh S Gibson to Belgium who for several months hnd been laboring to bring the dispute to an end Acting under personal' orders from President Hoover he held n series of private talks with Mussolini Tardleu llrland and others and transmitted their various proposals to Rome and Paris and finally to the British The financial etid of the accord consists In a long term loan to Italy to be ’’mads by French and American which will really be a war bankers The Fasdebt moratorium In disguise will receive perhnps cist government three and a half billion dollars which aura It la said will “ save Italy from and put the country on Its bankruptcy feet” Specifically the loan will be used to retire and convert Internal debt $1820000000 of obligations which fell due on October 1 last Mussolini's previous efforts to obtain long term lows from American and French largely had failed because bankers f the naval dispute with Franeee While the terms of the were temporarily with agreement held from the public It was learned in Paris that It provides that French naval superiority over Italy be reduced most from 24000 Ions to 100000 tons of the reduction coming from projectIt ed submarines arid supersuhmarines was agreed that the bnttleshlp tonnaval nage allotted at the Washington conference would not be used for ships France of more than 25000 tons tained the right to build three type vessels of the In global In return for superiority or total tonnage It Is believed thut France gives Italy a slight superiority and torpedo destroyIn light cruisers In submers but retains supremacy arines It was understood that Italy manded the sacrifice of tn the French program and that France made the concession because sufficient Its coastal submarines are and Itafor Its present needs France on parity ly It la understood agreed in’ 10000-tocruisers vl7TTH The always and work- candidate Utah Inclosed Order for Ointment financiers and per steadily slstently have brought about an accord tween France and of ly on the “question LEGAL proceedings way tn the In Washington contest between President Hoover and the senate over the right Chairman George Otts few er commission to hold the office and that senate Is represented W Davis by John who was Democratic for the in 1924 He was selected Presidency for the Job by a subcommittee of the Judiciary committee composed of Senators Norris Walsh and Stelrner The are expected to add proceedings other chapter to the history of constitutional clashes between the executive and legislative branches of the government of Mr Davts as counsel Selection for the senate assures a spectacular court test with the former Presidential candidate on one side and possibly l Mitchell on the olher The final decision probably will be rendered by the Supreme court y°r City Il’LOMATS Ing providing $116000000 for speeding up harpublic work Including rlvera and and other bors highway construction federal Improvements areas Relief for cluding $20000000 for food loans provided In measures embodying a $0V 000000 loan fund $2000000 for rural sanitation activities and $3500000 of balances In funds for reunexpended states lief of Program of federal public building Increased by $100000000 construction measof Serlea unemployment relief enacted ures contemplating federal plancensus unemployment ning of public construction to meet and federal emergencies activities In unemployment agency Additional soldier hospitalization cilities afforded In $20000000 program bill authorisNaval modernization ing $30000000 to remodel battleships Idaho and New Mexico to Louisiana meet standards prescribed by the 1922 arms conefrence Washington t The congress earned the one distinction of being the heaviest spending of all peace time congresses approximately In all It appropriated for government uses $10000000000 closing days the congress enthe Muscle Shoals legislation which would put the government Into the power business but President Hoover vetoed the measure sending In a long and well argued message The senate austalned the veto the vote being 49 to 3J and the bill was dead Mr Hoover had predicted he would be of favoring the power trust accused and members of congress did accuse him of this and the Incident It wss said made It certain that the power controversy would be one of the major Issues of the next Presidential cam- IN ITS acted paign Mr Hoover also failed to sign the Wagner bill for federal with the states In establishing a national system of employment exchange It was understood he would "pocket veto” this measure which would bring the number of his vetoes to fifteen a filibuster In the senate and rather uproarious gaiety In the house the seventy first congress came to an end at noon March 4 During Its life It carried out fairly well President Hoover's program of legislation frequent acrimonious clashes despite with the t'hlef Executive since last It Is unnecessary to recount December these disputes for every one Is r with them In only two major affairs— the nomination of Judge Parker to the Supreme court and the recent bonus loan act — was the veterans’ defeated President The Important Items of legislation third session the Included during these annual appropriation bills carrying more than $2510000000 construction program Emergency Routine TOD are to take tnw wtmrvi H Curran president Association of a Against Prohibition of the majority United pie of now ready States are and willing to vote for of the the IF A A the the 17I repeal Eighteenth amendment In bis annual report to the directors H H Curran and 300000 members of the association Mr Curran declared that the dry cause had not advanced while the wet an Inch during 1930 had registered Important movement November gains He asserted that the election doubled the wet representation In the house and raised the se15 two years ago nate wet group from to 22 at present He said the house now has a wet vote of ICO compared with 76 tn 1928 i Item of Agriculture Hyde be Is to blame for the $20000000 distributing drought relief fund In a letter replySeing to a resolution Introduced by nator Caraway asking why Mr Hyde had not begun the distribution the SECRETARY in secretary said: "I have the honor to Inform the senate that because of the extended debate a the appropriation of contained the Interior partment bill and because of the unas to the provisions of the certainty act It was not possible to work nut and accounting the administration entailed nntil the act was problems finally passed and its provisions definitely known" He explained the machinery which the department had set up In order to distribute loans through Intermedand directly iate credit organizations to the fanner “There exists now no reason why for loans may not now be application made shortly and payment received thereafter" he concluded M AJof corns of America trophy far Ralph Royce the army air Is bring congrat u?a ted on ttre"an— fer IS that he nouncemeut been awarded the W for Mackay trophy j 1930 This Is In recognltlon of (he “Arctic patrol" which he led through severe winter weather from field Michigan to Spokane Wash and return In January 1950- I "n1 SP vere test of the skill and Mmmm1 of the pilots and the stability of tie cirried planes and was through The trophy which Is competed annually by United States army cert under War department rules first presented IS jenrs ago to for 0 was the H Aero Club of America by ClJrcuce Aeronautical The National Mackay association successor to the Aero Club UTAH Is present custodian the War department of the CHAIRMAN RASKOB told the Dem-““J ocratlc national committee at Ita meeting In Washington all about the wet policy which he thought the party should adopt but said he would not on action ask his suggested platform until the next meeting Dry members from the South vigorously opposed Raskob'a views or any consideration of them by the committee It was decided that a $10 000000 campaign fund should be raised I EDWARD W PICKARD lay relief anteed to give satisfactory or money refunded Before placing this pile ointment on the market for bale It was put t cij test In both mild and severe case wouderrui jan Ing to produce suits If yon are troubled with pilesR Get Q do not experiment If Pile Ointment It In stock gist does not carry fill out the blank below and mail It to CO MFG OINTMENT R Tra South 5th East Salt Uki rtJ GARLAND TIMES OW bid for tlio general contract on the Hoover dam and power plant In Boulder cauyon was submitted In Denver by p A combination of western firms— the construction Six Companies Inc of San Francisco and the government engineers recommended that this hid of $4889099550 be accepted by Secretary of the Interior Work on the project the bigWilbur gest engineering Job ever undertaken in this country probably will be started before the end of March Government ollloials although asserting work would be hastened so unemployment conditions In the Southwest would he relieved warned workers against a general migration to the line dam site as there vfcere 10000 laborers on hand at Las Vegas Nev Estimates for construction forces ranged from 2000 to 2500 men at work at one time when the program gets Into full stride the most engineers of the American army nnd Indeed of the nation passed on when Lieut Gen Edgar Jad win retired chief of the artny engineering corps and chairman of the Interocean canal at died commission in Gorgas hospital Panama City While In Ancon preparing to go to Nicaragua to survey the possibilities of a Nicaraguan canal he was stricken with apoplexy and a cerebral hemorrhage ended his life who was born tn General Jndwin Honesdnle Pa In 1805 was graduated from West Point In 1890 and find a career In the engineering brilliant corps for nearly forty years retiring In 1929 He served In the war and the World war hut was best known for his peacetime work In the United States and In the Canal Zone The Jadwln plan of flood control formulated after the disastrous Missis1927 was the sippi valley floods of most Important work army officer’s for expenditure of The plan called ron In was opposed $325000000 and sCm with admintot finally passed " J istration support” IRWIN and Ms LORD VICEROY Gandhi both making conan agreement for reached cessions disobedipeace In India and the civil ence movement that had lusted for a year came to an end Tha Nationalistsfor looked on the pact ns a triumph The Brit the doctrine of though It yields con Ish government slderable probably gets none the worn: of the bargain By the terms of the It Is understood the Na agreement tlonallsts abandon their resistance movement and will work for qualified dominion status In the second round In return their Imtable conference and prisoned members will be released property will most of the confiscated be returned they are permitted to conduct boycotts that do not aim spe clflcally at British goods and the poor natives along the coast are given the right to make their own salt The most important gain for the British was the point in which the Nationalists agreed to confine themselves at the next round table con ference to the specified scope of con stltutlonal questions elucidated by the first round table meeting In Indon This commits Gandhi to the principle of a federation of Indian responslhll covity but with British safeguards affairs ering finance defense foreign the position of minorities and the dis charge of India's national debts ONE of wealthy socialist and his wife Lady Cynthia have broken with the Labor lUi and formed a new party of their own which asks for 400 candidates In SIR OSWALD MOSLEY The Mosleys next election attack the unemployment policy government of the MacDonald tb CAPONE Chicago's public ene1 did not fare eo well my No when he ran afoul of the federal JuJudge Wllkerson sendiciary there tenced the notorious gang leader to lx months In Jail for contempt of court In excusing his In court some time ago by pleas of illness at Miami The case was appealed 'Capone being rcIeased uTidor bmid AL Arthur Capper’S commit It on prices reported that found “an alarming tendency toward-thcontrol "of the food monopolistic of of the nullon hy a small grout Powerful corporations and cointdna tions" the tendency being especially strong In the case of bread and ttiHL A careful scrutiny by the federal trade of commission and the Department —Justice was recommended SENATOR wifi In a new governments First a nnw for Peru group forced Sanchez Cerro to and named Chief Justice Ricardo E'iu a Ion Then provisional president came a bunch of officers and trooployal 'to Cerro nnd out went his friends The new nrmv Junt was headed by Col' Gustave Jlnicner itX lilt Westers Nhwipaper I' Men t TWO Intermountain News —Briefly Told for Busy Sally Sez Jtnttn Readers CLAIM nORSE MEAT SALK BOWLINO TILT LOOMS CATTLE FEVER CURED POTATOES GO TO COAST ROAD WORK LIRGE ITEM IDA— A local citPOCATBLLO charged izen has been arrested with selling horse meat to restaurants and also possession ef rum IDA— Cities of IDAHO FALLS southern Idaho and of Utah will soon compete In a tournament for bowling honors Salt Lake Ogden Falls Boise Twin Idaho Falls Salmon St Anthony and Pocatello have arranged to enter teams In the meet UT— A total of PANGUITCII 1350 cattle In this district have been fever vaccinated against uudulant and seven fever cases treated all recovering by the extension service and county agent I'UO VO UT — Many potato growers of Utah couuly have found a market in California for their crop of russett potatoes UT— The forest highOGDEN from the' regular ways approved and forest highway appropriation the from unemployment forest highway funds for this year are: Tecanyoa $177800 Wind River ton Pass $26000 City $24800 Alpine Scenic highway $3000 $12000 Fort $106107 Bryee Canyon $03000 Blandlng natural bridges $10000 UT— Rodent control JUNCTION In work conducted in this section has resulted In 2420 twelve town wheat pounds of poisoned outs and and being distributed in spurrow other pest campaigns recently UT— A 'total of 458 VERNAL Individual permits have been apheud proved for the grazing of G800 of cattle and 15800 sheep on the Nebo division of the Uintah national forest for the ensuing year IDA— The roads POCATELLO Iduho have been kept southern conopen and nialutalued In better dition than from any previous seasons because of a light fall of snow it this winter SALT LAKE CITY UT— Apportionment of $80832 to Utah high schools has been announced by the of public state auperlntendeut The amount represent struction 70 per cent of the $12405179 raised ef a mill tax levby the ied exclusively for high school purthis year poses The distribution larger than for last la $1412330 year when the Initial 70 per cep The per nmde was apportionment allottwent this vwar was capita $288 compared wifft'Jifl last year IDA— Farm products IlUTEKT totalling 218 carloads were shipped 29 more from this city in February class than were same of curs the in the same month of forwarded 1930 A list of 180 cars of potatoes aud this is 28 cars were forwarded of one In excess of the shipments year ago UT — Sanpete PLEASANT MT county will have to borrow money this year to complete highway proacjects now under construction cording to pluus of the county A total of $58300 will be needed as the county’s share to sumcomplete the road work this mer IDA— Mrs Effle BLACK FOOT the to make Bible’s application Gold Star Mothers pilgrimage In 1931 has been approved by the quarMrs office termaster general’s Bible makea the fourth Gold Star Mother elated to make the pilgrimage from Bingham county this season OGDEN UT— Records at the city health department reveal Ogden has been unusually free from contagious diseases this winter No cases of measles have been reported and only one case each of scarlet fever anl mumps CITY NEV— The CARSON of the state committee on has reported favorably assembly a hill that would permit granting of divorce to any person who has resided in the state for six weeks on UT— Retrenchment MANTI expenses of Sanpete county In number of departments and public hy representatworks Is proocd ives of the farm bureau of the county UT Berry acreage In OREM the Orem berry district wiU be greater In 1931 than 1930 by over in the district re2D0 acres grower port IDA— A move Is MT HOME being urged lQ enllst gtate aid to he-gin work on the proposed highway Idaho to San Francut off from cisco TWIN FALLS IDA— Efforts to pool (he bean rrop of growers in the district are being nmde with much prospects for gcccess UT— Under the GEORGE ST Agricultnrul direction of District Ins lector Blazzard und the county agent two spray rings have been Toq’tervllle organized one each at and Hurricane and the fruitgrowers June purchased power spray IDA— A fire 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