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Show progressive opimoH ji SPY RING r Mtevlew of Current Events IS Anglo-ltalia- SMASHED and a Girl Arrested for Selling American Yet Named Army Secrets to a European Nation Not Two Men 'A-'- f Plans WOULD YOU LIKE A PATRONAGE DIVIDEND; and Germany. abanChamberlain doned entirely the British foreign pol- NeTlUo icy based on collec- - ChMnberUin He got tlve security. rid of Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden, putting in his place Lord Halifax, outspoken friend of Nazi Germany, and defied the opposition of the Labor party in parliament The earl of Perth, British ambassador to Rome, had conversations with Italian Foreign Minister Ciano and was then called to London for further instructions. It was said Perth and Ciano agreed the following points must be discussed and, if possible, made a part of the 4 are Johanna HofHere, photographed after their arrest In New York, former United Rumrich, Gustav Gnenlher and mann of Dresden, Germany, the three persona accused of umy aerreant and a deaerter, two ofaim of which was the sale of complicity In an International spy plot, the United States military secrets to a foreign government. The woman, a hairdresser on the German liner Euro pa, was messenger and paymaster for the ring. Si&duratost IV. WtiJuttui nT n CUPPORTED by a large majority O iii the house of commons, British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain moved rapidly toward realization at his plan for European appeasement the basis of which was to be a speedy truce with Italy, to be followed by a four -- power pact including Britain, France, Italy Nnnpaptr THIS Untoa- - treaty: Britain must recognize the Italian conquest of Ethiopia. Mediterranean An Anglo-ltalia- n pact should be arranged to include Italian naval parity with Britain in the Mediterranean, reduction in Italys troops in Libya, and British assurances that the Sues canal will be safeguarded against closing or air attack. n Immediate cessation of terriBritish in the propaganda tories in the Near East in return for which Italy will guarantee not to include propaganda in its Bari radio broadcasts. Withdrawal of foreign "volunteers" from Spain was to be demanded by Britain, and it was understood in London that Chancellor Hitler of Germany had agreed to that, and that Italy would not refuse, although Mussolini especially wishes that Franca be granted belligerent rights. anti-Briti- Nor-ris-- four-pow- er that being Mc-Na- -3- . Entire Silver Service Set Made From a Dime but soon found time was getting Wool Made From Milk heavy on his hands. So he opened Synthetic wool made from milk Is up an office, just to have a place to being produced in quantity in Italy, The worlds smallest silver servwork in; then, as a hobby, decided under toe trade name of Lanital. ice is what W. G. Coxctcr, Jeweler to conduct a jewelry business such In 1D36 toe total output was 94 tons; in San Diego, Calif., calls the tiny as he had operated back in Hartin 1937, more than 800 tons. The teapot, saucers, spoons, tray and ford, Conn. product is made from casein, toe He put a dime In a metal roller accessories that he manufactured of milk that is the chief conout of toe first dime he corned in end flattened it into a piece about part stituent of cheese. Although origthat city when he took up residence five inches square. It took him two inally intended as part of Ilaly'a there 14 years ago, says the Detroit weeks to finish the set. campaign to cut down Imports, too News. The oddest thing was that when growth of the Lanital Coxcter went to the coast com- I put the set on a scales it weighed already resulted in theindustry has placing of less than a dime, Coxcter says. munity to liva toe life of Riley, orders for casein from other lnnd id j Minced Clams, Reg Size can, Hills' Coffee, lb Deviled Meat, no serial added, Pears, No. 10 can. Butter, lb 27(1 J 41? 3 Subject to Market Change VISIT scriptions opinion denounced as despotic and wholly at variance with the prinOVERNMENT agents and New ciples of constitutional liberty In of VJ police broke up a ring this country. of In a Milwaukee case the court spies engaged in selling secrets a the American army and navy to held that a demand by a labor union European nation described as a that an employer force his em'world power but otherwise not ployees to join that union constinamed. Three alleged members of tuted a labor dispute under the the ring were under arrest and held Guardla act It reversed a in heavy bail. Two of them, a fordecree issued by Federal Judge mer sergeant in the United States Ferdinand A. Geiger and upheld by army and a private In the army, the Seventh Circuit Court of Ap- France In Tight Place were said to have confessed. The peals, which permanently enjoined FRANCE, it was expected, would third was a German girl, hairdresser union from attempting to coerce adopt a course parallel with that on the German liner Europa. The an employer whose employees had of Britain, for, as Foreign Minister for were diligently searching refused to join that union. Delbos said, she might otherwise other members of the band. In two eases the court upheld the find herself isolated in Europe. HowGuenther Gustav Rum rich, the of the national labor relations ever Premier Chautemps served nowho is a deserter, said right without board, notice, or hearing, or tice on Chamberlain that the French secrets in was he obtaining engaged an election, to require employers to would join in the proposed and information concerning military withdraw recognition from an empact only if protection were operations at the United States ployees' association and alleged to have assured for Czechoslovakia it was and forwarding army been fostered by the employer. Austria. The French secret defense vato channels confidential through In a fourth ease the court refused committee met to organize an rious addresses in Europe. to review a decision by the New arms expansion program involving Erich Glaser, the private, had York Court of Appeals, the state's $833,400,000 and to lay plans for debeen stationed at Mitchel Field, which upheld a fending the Czechs against German highest tribunal, New York, the largest army air contract requiring membership in a aggression. base on the East coast and key to union as a condition of Chautemps and Foreign Minister the air fortifications of the metropol- particular employment. Delbos told the chamber of depuair certain He itan area. supplied ties the government intended to corps codes to Rumrich. seek peaceful settlement with Italy Johanna Hofman, the woman ar- Soviet Chiefs Face Death and Germany, but that France rested, admitted she was the liason WITHIN a short time we may would not permit the installation of officer and paymaster" between the to read of the execuany hegemony in central Europe" ring and its employers. Secret code tion of 21 prominent citizens of Soand would fulfill her engagements of considerable and viet Russia, latest victims of Dictaquantities keys with the countries of the .little entor Stalin's blood money were found on her person. tente. So far as investigators have been purge. They were Thereupon the chamber indorsed able to learn Rumrich sold the for- put on trial before a this policy of the government by a never brick. He a eign power gold military tribunal, vote of 439 to 2. transmitted any information that and there was little could not be found in the army and doubt as to their Isolationists Cheered fate. Among the acnavy Journal, a publication obtainable by any one. cusations against AMERICAN isolationists saw In them were conspirHowever, army officials considEuropean developing with foreign ered the matter of considerable imment the eclipse of the internationalism fostered by President portance and armed guarda were powers to dismemRoosevelt and Secretary Hull, and placed around military centers ber the Soviet Union, to assassiAt plotting were greatly encouraged In their dealong the Atlantic seaboard. nate Lenin and Slal- - AlexU KJrkoT Mitchel Field especial protection termination to keep the United in, inspiring the assassination of States free from foreign entanglewas given the hangar housing bomber used for testing one of the Sergei Kirotf, and putting to death ments. At toe same time the prothe writer Maxim Gorky and two ponents of air corps most precioua secrets, powerful national defense bomb sight capable of aiming others previously supposed to have were elated and toe administrations died of natural causes. heavy air projectiles with great acbig navy program received a great Most prominent of the men put boost The house naval affairs comcuracy. on trial were Former Premier Alexmittee was about ready to report is L Rykov, who succeeded rntn favorably the billion dollar navy Reorganization Fight and held office for nearly two years; construction bill, which may include PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S bill and Nikolai Bukharin, chronicler of provision for the establishment of of the executhe red revolution and editor of the more naval bases, mainly in the tive branch of the government came government newspaper Izvestia bePacific. and in the senate, up -- 35Immediately fore March, 1937. was confronted with a strong combinaMay Cut Farm Subsidies Austrian Nazis Checked tion formed to force FARMERS who harvest more SCHUSCHNIGG pHANCELLOR amendments than their allotted acreage of maevidently is determined not to let would greatly lessen crops face drastic deductions in jor too Hitler in far go Austria. He is their federal the wide discretionsubsidy payments unsternly suppressing all illegal Nazi der toe new farm ary powers given program. activities, and is using the army in the President by the The agricultural adjustment addoing so. In the Nazi province of ministration measure. This was announced detailed Styria thousands of peasants regulations comprised of both of payment governing to on march planned Craz and benefits from toe 500 million dollars Democrats and ReNazis intended to occupy the govpublicans, is authorized to appropriernment buildings. So the chancel- congress much the same lineate for financing the new crop conlor sent motorized units from the up that defeated the law. Vienna garrison to guard all ap- trol Supreme court enlargement bill. affected Include cotton, Crops to the city, and airplanes The coalition was headed by Re- proaches corn, wheat, tobacco, rice, potatoes publican Senators Borah of Idaho, scouted about looking for the exand others designated officially at pected columns. This marching of and Vandenberg Michigan soil depleting." of Oregon and Democratic prompt action prevented the threatIn toe regulations, J. ened and not a shot was B. announcing uprising Senators Wheeler of Montana, O'' Hutson, assistant AAA adminisfired. Mahoney of Wyoming and Burke of trator, said toe subsidy or soil conNebraska. servation phase of toe farm proAn amendment by Wheeler emSenate to Probe Reds gram was designed to do more than powering congress to veto any of CENATOR COPELAND of New improve and maintain soil fertility. the Presidents reorganization pro3 York successfully put through He said it will tend to keep producposals within sixty days gained tion in line with crop requirements. his resolution for a special investiwide support 5of subversive gation activities of Opponents of the bill contend it Communists In Dieterich the merchant maDrops Out smacks of dictatorship and would rine. It will be conducted by a W. H. DIETERICH of strip congress of its constitutional committee named by Vice President SENATOR in the interest of powers. party Senator Byrnes of South Carolina Corner. harmony" has withdrawn as a canAbout the same time Harry didate for Democratic renomi-natio- n opened the debate in behalf of the Bridges, C, L O, leader on the west bill. in the April 12 primaries. coast, arrived in Washington to rem This leaves the field clear for toe sist being deported as an undesir- factional fight between District AtMore Power for Unions able alien. Bridges also demanded of Chicago and Con''ORGANIZED labor was winner a hearing before the senate com- torney Igoe gressman Scott Lucas backed rein several decisions handed mittees on commerce and labor maby toe Kelly-Nas- h down by the Supreme court The which had under consideihtion the spectively chine of Chicago and Governor of of nonunion bill to extend to maritime labor Horner. Dieterich rights employers and has been a deemployees were restricted. A ma- relations the scope of the railway voted supporter of the administrajority of the court upheld the exer- labor act and the authority of the tion and may be consoled with a nice cise of power which a dissenting national mediation board. federal post. Three Taken as Spies STORE CO-O- P WEEK END SPECIALS anti-Italia- SUMMARIZES THE WORLDS WEEK WMMia Then Turn Your Trade ti To This PAPER which is an r Economic point ing the way to the Redemption of the People. Its the only paper that positively Torch-Beare- THEWS' APPAREL SHOP 309 SO. MAIN Co-operati- on IN MERCHANDISING ROWS THE WAY PAYSl Phone your order To ston Call Was. 4864 And its light shines according to its income Subscribe today and help increase its light You can help with something,anything,if you wil The cause of Economic Truth is worth sacrificing for, even worth suffering martyrdom for. Utah Consumers 860 South Main S reet ADVER- TISING That Gets Results Patronize its Columns and r own Buslne s in-crease- you . 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