Show (C GUNNISON UTAH GUNNISON VALLEY NEWS Primary Rciulti Xars Kevlar of Current Events War Won't Protect Ciechs But Warns Against Nan Chieftain's Great Reception in Rome J"f“!fpirKo”o!cp4 sntor I Y3 'rx X I FREE HAND FOR HITLER Mussolini ? ETURNS from ' four statewide w primaries were hailed by Dem inocratic leaders as national party s dorsement of President Roosevelt ' 1 n I New Dealer in a race on top of New InDeal victories in Alabama and diana drew this statement from Chairman National Democratic James A Farley: elections show “These primary that in spite of the definitely sucscreaming propoganda by the cessors to the Liberty League and the spokesmen of the Liberty league off policies there exists no falling Roosevelt's prestige in President and that the nation approves the legislation the President has advocated” In Alabama the only significant was defeat of former occurrence Sea Tom Heflin for the house in his old home district Claude J ' ®§0930li ! Mexico City in Aztec Time D f OTwwatejyri ' When la HOTEL Pepper n Qfe“-- v Ci i Teacher £ "x Hitler end LnaiW'PicLkd ' II SUMMARIZES THE WORLD’S WEEK O Wirn Newapaper Union Duce Meet ITALY will not interfere with Nazi Germany’s plans to help the Sudeten Germans in Czechoslovakia and perhaps to annex the territory they In return inhabit will do Germany nothing to check Italy’s plans in the esMediterranean pecially in northern Africa But Italy is averse y to forming a with alliance will and Germany not permit itself to become Involved in a decision of war or over the Czechoslovakian peace is and rather in favor of question the British plan for a agreement among Britain Italy Germany and France for European peace That is briefly what is believed at this writing to have developed in the first momentous conference between Hitler and Mussolini in Rome No official statement was given out immediately to reports Hitler according opened up with a long statement Bfltish rearmament concerning seeking to wean Mussolini away p from his with England And he asked Italy's support in hla demands for return of Germany’s lost colonies II Duce it was said told the Fuehrer that German help in defeating loyalist Spain was vital but Hitler was noncommittal on this point Hitler was given a wonderful reHe was lodged ception in Rome in the Qulrinal palace being olfi dally the guest of King Victor Em manuel The city was lavishly decorated and elaborate demonstrations and reviews were staged to impress him with the power and discipline of Fascist Italy After several preliminary conferences in which Foreign Ministers Von Ribbentrop and Ciano partici pa ted Hitler went to Naples and witnessed a naval review that was a startling revelation of Italy’s sea power One Italian who didn’t cheer the Nazi chieftain was Pope Pius In an address at his summer home Castel Gandolfo to which he hac conveniently retired he deplored as a “sad thing” the raising of the Naz swastika in Rome on Holy Cross day the day of Hitler’s arrival A — — Labor Act Denounced WILLIAM S KNUDSEN presl ’ dent of General Motors speak lng before the United States Cham ber of Commerce declared the Wagner labor relations act is the “largest drawback to good in- ' dustrial relations” the Discussing strikes that have tied up his company's plants at various times in recent Knudsen months' said 'in a prepared address: 4M “The national labor relations board set up to administer the act makes no pretense even of paying any attention to the employer’s aide of the case “IIe can only be heard when he is summoned and he knows before he goes that there is no record of a single decision where he has had a ghost of a show So what!” The Chamber of Commerce adopted a resolution strongly urging the repeal of the labor relations act and asked that “management and labor work together without recourse to the federal government''- - ' Other resolutions were substan' tially as follows: Demand for relief from present tax burdens the fight transferring Itself from the undistributed corporate profits tax and the capital gains tax to the broader field of an T“ annual tax bill which has Jumped 30 er cent in the last two years to otal levy of a year u Urgent request for drastic revision or repeal of the national labor relations act Caution and warning on the renewed government spending program apart from relief expendl-ure- a Insistence that White House senti- ments favoring private enterprise be Franco Restores Jesuits FRANCO’S GENERALISSIMO Spanish rebel cabinet ordered of the Society of Jesua in the territory controlled by This act set aside a the insurgents government edict which more than six years ago dissolved the Spanish Jesuits and confiscated their properthan more at estimated ty $30000000 W Franc Is Li m Wanted ijL“ jT SMITHSONIAN Qdeni‘tfc 'll CLAY ptah fire 25c ?! Lli No'1 SERVICE ri POULTRY Mexico City’s Canal De La Viga Spanish Explorers Found the Valley of Mexico a Real New World Venice Everywhere tzs Stock - IK YOU LIKE PAINT Write Givt nd lHS'S TODR7wn for islands I" nipt WN ocrupation Washington grewthWYwo townsrTenochtitlan —ALCOHOL TtEAtimf and Tlaltelolco They appear to Cnr accomplished without dnuTiw have risen side by side and pro or under uomlrto T units for eUn If detired adorned Sagrario and gressed as independentalthough the 1149 Kent 6th SouthIntrqiauii more than a century national palace space between them was reduced extensive building material y brici m greatly impress? the present-da- to a little more than a broad canal Building interstate and Fire Brick visitor as he stands and Late in the Fifteenth century Tlal- Hollow Building Tile - Vltnhi & Tile - Roof telolco was conquered by the sixth Pipe —Drain or Zocalo g 11th F SALT LAigJrg gazes across the two and the of Tenochtitlan Great Square for the first time ruler OFFICE EQUIPMENT were united to form one great city But suppose the scene should fade The legendary explanation for the NEW AND USED dnkiuf tg which that be and by replaced away site of the in choice of the present greeted Cortez and his followers not in full agreement with ATHLETIC GOODS 1519 The modern traveler would city is historical facts but is more picthe barbaric the enchanted be as by GREAT WESTERN ATHLETIC According to tradition turesque Uniforms Bats (iloveg Buebalk LfiUk splendor before his eyes as were the Aztecs were told that when VollybalU Athletic shoes tie ptii and like Bernal the Spaniards IDAHO SCHOOL SUPPLY C(UgM 1 they saw an eagle eating a serpent Diaz del Castillo 'The settlements on the M of the Conquest he might well be moved to ask "Are not these things a dream?" For the civic center of 'TIIE French government an- - Mexico City was once the Tecpan nounced that the franc waa deof Tenoch- Temple enclosure valued and stabilized at 3880 francs titlan the Aztec capital to the dollar and 179 to the pound Where the cathedral and Sagrario Officially the act was called ”de now stand rose the great pyramid facto stabilization” This was betopped by its temples to the gods lieved to mean the franc would be of war and of rain The national allowed to fluctuate above this level palace occupies the site of Montebut would be held by the equalizaIn the plaza stood zuma’s palace tion fund from falling below it in the massive circular stone used for conformity with Premier Edouard sacrificial combat Daladler’s pledge to the nation Behind the stone rose the temple — — of the god of the air and not far distant was the sinister mass of the Railroads Vote Pay Cut where were placed the rCTIFTEEN per cent reduction in heads of victims offered to the Ireland Elects Dr Hyde wages of 9251 000 union workers gods In front of this stood a devo1 was voted effective the July by DOUGLAS HYDE has been tional altar for worship and near Association of American Railroads the first president of Ireby was a pool of water for ceremoat a session attended by the execuland— the former Irish Free State nial observances raila more than hundred of tives He was invited to take the post by Numerous other temples were They declared the way companies the two largest parmost important reasons for this scattered about the enclosure There two ties and being unwere houses occupied by the were loss of revenue and Inaction was deopposed priests palaces for officials even creases in operating costa clared elected by Harrison chairman of the a zoo and an aviary George acclamation and at Aztec Influence Still Seen Association of Railway Labor ExecOther parts of the metropolis suginaugurated utives said: ”We don't propose to for a seven year gest similar contrasts for this capThe acsubmit to wage reductions term beginning June tion of the roads is and ital city of early Aztecs and modI Though chosen to unfortunate and will have a tenden- ern Mexicans is a veritable storebe head of a prehouse of New World history On to obstruct the President’s recy 'V Roman all sides the eye is met by remdominantly covery program” Catholic state Hyde D B Robertson president of the nants of ancient glories side by side He is a Protestant with Twentieth-centurBrotherhood of Locomotive Firemen splendors is There are places where only a seventy declared: "There eight Douglas Ilyde and Enginemen years old and one of the leading will be no wage reduction agreed to few short steps separate the finest of aboriginal art from the ultrachampions of the use of Gaelic the by railroad employees” — — He is a retired old Irish language modern murals of Diego Rivera Sixteenth-centuruniversity professor and has writbuildings adjoin Manufacturers' Program ten a number of books houses of the latest apartment ManNational Association of THE The inauguration of the president style Smiling faces of natives ufacturers in New thronging meeting was marked by the release of six the streets bear the the York declared that federal pump stamp of Aztec lineage prominent political prisoners priming to stimulate business would Ancient industries are reflected in only Republicans still held in jail — — be futile “unless it is accompanied and feather-wortoday’s gold wood by governmental policies that will and architectural ornamenCrop Control Rovolt Grow permit business to accept the prim- - tation on newly rising structures 'THROUGHOUT the Middle West fng’ and" go 'forward" exhibits the influence of Aztec dex the revolt against compulsory The association’s board proposed It is this pleassign and symbol crop control was spreading rapidly a seven point program for revival ing blend of old and new that gives under the leadership of the Corn of business activity It Included: the city its unique charm Belt Liberty league Plans for in“Declaration by the federal govof the Aztecs is much The corporation of the league in several ernment that it will not proceed in better story known than that of many states were being perfected and competition with private utilities New world peoples There are naUnbranches were "Revision of the Wagrter act so tive many organized manuscripts called “codices” for the corn growers fortunately as to make it a workable Instrudetailing in pictographic form cerin congress their representatives ment for curtailing labor disputes tain phases of their history Deseemed to be Inactive "Prompt solution of the underly- scriptions of the city and accounts In the South the cotton and toing railroad problem of the life and customs of its inhabbacco growers were equally resent"Avoidance of new federal reform ful of the control features of the legislation that will result in a fresh itants were written by some of the and by several of farm act and southern senators told period of uncertainty at a time when Conquistadores the priests who accompanied them the senate of the revolt among their the nation should be concentrating Besides the pictographic stories constituents so forcibly that the senupon making jobs” which supplement the Spanish — 5k— ate adopted a series of amendments helpful narratives were Company In Court penned by a few native scholars ton acreage allotment within a state pIRCUIT JUDGE FEINBERQ of taught to write by their conquerors! Added to these issued documents is the an Injunction tynot desired by the farmers receivChicago evidence still being obtained from ing it may be apportioned amdng ing up five bank accounts said to contain more than half a million extensive archeological and other farmers within that state Anby experts of the other amendment would placate the dollars in funds of the Resources Corporation International which is Mexican government and by other growers of certain types of tobacco from both America under investigation by the federal investigators securities and exchange commit and Europe Bill Passed Big Navy The foundation of the Aztec i aion naPRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S $1 The injunction waa Issued on the tion and its subsequent florescence r 157000000 naval expansion bill petition of Magnus C Brinkman and occurred at a time when the Old was passed by the senate by a vote his wife Anna of ta he Wis Sheboygan dep(h °i of 50 to 28 stockholders in the corporation At The measure empowers this gov- the same time Towns Built on Islands Feinberg orernment to surpass the rearmament dered a hearingJudge Entering the Valley of Mexico on appointment o! programs of othernations with receiver for the company which early in the Fourteenth of the most powerful warwas organized in 1931 to sell timber a crude hunting people the J&eu ships ever floated However it precutting contracts on 2900000 acres £!fLV!nous communities around cludes the possibility of the United of Mexican lands of a The suit filed great lak anrt States precipitating a race of super- by Attorneys William A Rogan and came into contact with CUW warships by limiting the size of William C Bums names 21 individ- which was very high future battleships to treaty specifiBome uals and five subsidiary corporafountsa they cations of 33000 tons unless it is de- tions1 - settled ne&f ChsDultfnnrt termined foreign powers are build-ln- g who own $2000 under‘th The Brinkmans cans from whom in excess of treaty restrictions in stock of the corporation they received charge — In - the latteiTevent the United that its chairman Harper S Hoo- many cultural trait States will be authorized to con- ver through fraud has got more struct of 45000 than $2000000 belonging to the comtons armed with deadly pany and has converted it to hla owe guns mud or purposes" n the center of thebonk lake put into practice through peace with the utilities abstention from further innovations in government control and encouragement of private industrial expansion George Hr Davis of Kansas City was president of the organization and John W O’Leary of Chicago chairman of the executive committee President Roosevelt who was on fishing trip on a cruiser in South Atlantic waters was heard from only indirectly in addresses by Jesse Jones of RFC Secretary of War Woodring and Chester C Davis of the federal reserve board l"”) ? St baakkeeping horthnd time work for room WITH W So g"rM sas senate Mileage Grab At a meeting In Chicago the Association of American Railroads voted to reduce wages of employees 15 per cent or 1250005000 a year Three of the members shown above left to right are: F E Williamson president otths New York Central Fred W Sargent president of the Northwestern and J J Pelley president of the association tnd X Ar a mighty chorus of “ayes” e record vote no the United States Senate put over a $222000 congressional mileage grab By another voice vote the senate refused to restrict the payment of the mileage (20 cents a mile) to members who' actually went to and from their homes between the special session ending December 21 and the regular session beginning January 3 Senator Borah' tried in vairr to prevent the graft" which as a disgrace h B GOLDENNiia J"01 popnl bJrt W 4 Devalued " DR once 5" y i2iii‘“trk ICE CREAM FREEZERS there they should stop and found their dynasty SODA FOUNTA CKEA1 C0a of a borders the and Ice Crein TER FREEZERS reaching Upon Stools Bar Fixture Carbonaton kw large lake they saw a beautiful Table Also reconditioned island and the priest who led them CO MuiifKtmT H 1’ot Office Place gH beheld a huge eagle with a strugThe bird MOTORCYCLES gling snake in its talons came to rest on a cactus plant HARLEY and proceeded to kill and devour U a d Motorcycles Write for HOUSE OF HOPPER 149 X hk U the reptile The Aztecs were overFARMER ALMANAC joyed at this because their prophecy was fulfilled and they set about MacDONALD’S FARMER AUJUUC b 19JZ— ‘‘Now Ready"— Price !te a M establishing their city Atla Printing Co Binfhstaa k t The tradition is symbolized today FURNITURE by the eagfe serpent and cactus in the Mexican coat of arms and New x 11 carpet rug S14U: 1m coal rang $3500 Uaed mohair brim m flag Uaed upright piaat WI get $3960 Bargain Basement—' Wester rwikm h Origin of Floating Gardens lS58ourthSUteJBaJM4liiJ3 As long as the Aztecs were weak PHOTOS and hemmed in by their foes they Sensational $ gloaiy print It ataea subsisted on fish birds aquatic New 4 I rofaionaJ enlargement liambl and Film such as esu Cempaay far ta Star vegetables plants they print $ were able to grow on floating LlB — Weak No $811 The lat- WNU or chinampas gardens ter were formed by heaping up soft mud from the lake on rafts made from reeds and wattlework These floating islands gradually increased in size The interlacing roots of the plants made them more compact and eventually anchored them to the bottom of the lake More and more were built VACATION and as their number increased they Ot became a series of rectangular plots separated business by canals just wide enough for the passageof canoes The gardens of Xochimilco ’ not Glamour HOLLYWOOD— far from Mexico City are a present-day illustration of this type of BOULDER made land and communicating waterways By the time of the Conquest Tenand YELLOWSTONE-Playlochtitlan was a veritable New world Venice in fact one of the Span'GLACIER PARKCoonea iards with Cortez and the conqueror himself called it that One of the soldiers in his National PirU I""’ "Tk journal describes it as a place of many wide and handsome streets formed half of hard earth like a brick Air Express pavement and half of canal so that j the people moved about either L Vega by Laa Aagtlw ' land or by water Idah Falla P"U'W The Aztecs did not become a real Bntte Hla Cr1 power in the valley until their fourth ruler Itzcoatl became head of the Being sn Optim “kingdom” Itzcoatl ! -V amous 6eneral named Max-t- n A man kin be so who conquered many neighbor-ui- g Uncle D" cities and tribes and exacted optimist” said $eH life from these subject peoples tribute simply goes through which enriched the Aztecs self gold bricks’ From this time on under five succeeding rulers Tenochtitlan prospered and expanded until by the time of the conquest tribute was pouring into the coffers of Monte-zum- a II from all of southern Mexico the Vera Cruz coastal plain and even from Guatemala They Were an Industrious People Agriculture was important and while many vegetables were raised V in the environs of the of most city the products came from surround-tag M K THOMPSON precincts A variety of maize or Indian corn Manager was developed r®Pidly an essential Salt Lake Cty fcpWJfSl quality for the high arid Hotel Located at plateau °ther &roduct were sweet tomatoes squash beans BELVEDERE coP??nClCa0 0r choc°tate hemp rubber and copal The gold and Salt Lk- ' silversmith’s art dcvel°Ped There were W?°d carvers workers Apt of elflborate tur-“- d L and I Pr0duc'r ot Br rouP spun thread from lt h - Fly Western IlftH THE un4 Konn8 II? ers ba ? bt1! 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