Show Mflft THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE THURSDAY MORNING JANUARY Ogden Man to Speak at State FARM RELIEF BILL SLATED r A v r- - “We might as well have a showdown now on this bill I hope the house will put no more commodities into it We do not want hogs taken out ' Let's go along with perfecting amendments and reach final vote' If further indication of its ultimate approval were needed word was ctr culated that one of the largest metropolitan delegations — Tammany Hill’s 21 representatives— would vote almost as a unit for the price-fixi- plan V- - These developments however did not mean an abatement of all opposition Foes continued to pepper the bill with criticism as section by sec Schafer Wisconsin lion was read Republican wanted to Include goats Again and again the plan was assailed as a magnified sales tax that would dump a bilhoivdollar burden on the consumers At the White House Senator Dick mson (R Iowa) told President Hoover the bill was "dead” But at the capitol Representative Rainey the Democratic leader termed farm relief legislation imperative "If this bill fails for any reason” Rainey said "outright No taxes are may be the recourse being collected in many farming dismeans that unless tricts and that something Is done some state and local governments soon will pc without funds to function” price-fixin- Z1 A ' Anns Embargo Request Meets Snag in Senate WASHINGTON Jan 11 UP) — Opposition to giving the president Unlimited authority to prohibit the shipment of arms and munitions to warring nations developed in the senate tonight after its foreign relations committee had approved the project icquested by Mr Hoover Meeting lo consider the president’s special message of yesterday seeking arms embargo power by legislation if the 1925 Geneva arms traffic suppression treaty could not be ratified promptly the committee quickly agreed upon a Joint resolution to permit the executive to bar such shipments in cooperation with other na- tions Chairman Borah of the committee of Indiana Republican leader predicted adoption of the resolution this session but Senator King D Utah) and others said they would offer an amendment to limit the embmgo to nations "waging an unjust war” and Senator Watson Airline Purchases High Speed Ships Jan 11 presented to a dis- gathering of scientists here today as(a last bit of evidence left for man of "the birth cry of the uni' verse” A modest youthful Jesuit profes- developed cross views by Dr Arthur C°mpton and r- Robert A Millikan noted American physicists It scents to reconcile their diverse 'views physicists here said The abbe on ar ival here several weeks ago ex piessed the hope he could be peace maker between Millikan and Compsor of the University of Louvain Bel- ton ‘Cosmic radiation is an extremely le Maitre pregium Abbe Gorges sented this theory at the Mount Wil- intense phenomena” said the abbe It is estimated equal to son observatory library here He said the rays appear to be a of the light from the stars Dr Milliglance left for man of the primordial kan’s estimate of the total amount In fneworks that marked the beginning space is ten to tho minus 34lh power of the universe ten billion yeurs or of one gram per cubic centimeter so ago “Using Dr Hubble’s estimate of the Dr Albert E Einstein lauded the total amount of matter in space being 10 to the minus 31st power of one theory as the "most pleasant beautiful and satisfying Interpretation” of gram per cubic centimeter we find cosmic radiation equal to about the source of cosmic rays saying it of all matter offered less objections and was more "It is thus comparable to all enfree from contradiction than any ergy In existing matter It is ex theory hitherto advanced Seientists here regarded it as a tremely probable that the whole of spectacular development of the re- - existing energy of matter is involved cent research into cosmic rays which in this phenomena of cosmic rays” PASADENA Senators Seek lo Avoid Any Question as to Constitutionality Remains said- - DEFIES THREAT Calif BY COMMITTEE Cosmic hedrays were tingui Efforts Provision on WASHINGTON Jam 11 (P)- -A business-like house turned today from efforts to load the emergency farm bill with amendments and settled down to the painstaking job of polishing its provisions for a final and appaientty favorable vote All outwaid signs foretold action that would send the domestic allot ment bill to the senate In swift succession membeis voted 161 to 100 agaiii'--t killing the bill and then 189 to 88 against eliminating hogs from Us provwons Just pieviously the author Jones of Texas had faced rebellious members and yestei day’s I FACES CHANGES Hoime Drops Amendment Hogs Glass objected Long was defeated stealing Jam from a government ware on that point and forced to read it house himself The manager of the warehouse and 1’lqued at this Long deliberately read so fast that it was unintelligible three employes are to be shot three to his nearest auditing other employes will go to a prison The senators who supported him In the most remote region of the were Dill Washington Sheppaid camp Texas Logan Kentucky Reynolds country and two others mutt spend North Carolina Democrats and Nor- three years in jail for the crime ris Nebraska and La Follette Wis which was characterized as “causing consin Republicans eat harm to the workers" supply" Long was aided again today by gi Senator Thomas (D Okla ) who notice he would try to gam LouLianan Claims Suffi served the floor tomorrow to "divert attenEE SURE TO READ tion to conditions confronting the peo Volos to Kill pie in the states and cities "It is high time someone did that” Bank Long said 'Tve been trying to dol that very thing myself for several-dayThese little resolu- WASHINGTON Jan 11 MT—Chal- Unix and bills we ought to stop We Advertisement on lenged by a threat of a night session must give the pyramid a leg to stand tomorrow Senator Huey Long Lou- °n'’ isiana Democrat tonight began lining up his forces anew to strike the Soviets Doom Four Men branch banking provision out of the Glass bill For Stealing Jam Supply Having led an organized filibuster ' On Page 11 in This Paper against the measure for two days in MOSCOW Jan 11 (P)Four men’ a clash between Democratic liberals were sentenced to death today and and conservatives Long claimed three otheis to ten years in prison for'x enough votes to eliminate the section to banks national establish permitting branches within state lines He said he had "four votes to spare” Losing patience with the Louisl-anantactics just before adjournment Senator Glass (D Va) author of the bill said the measure was of extreme importance and the question had now arisen "whether we may BEER MEASURE Cosmic Rays Declared Last Echo SENATOR LONG From ‘Birth Cries’ of Universe Industry Meet FORPASSAGE one-tent- -ical WASHINGTON Jam H alterations of the house’s 3 2 per cent beer blit to avoid questions of its constitutionality are to be undertaken in committee before the legislation makes Us bow on the senate ' ’’ floor Several amendments have been considered and one is expected to be Incorporated In the measure by the senate judiciary subcommittee v hich meets tomorrow It would fix penalties for manufacture of beer beyond a certain percentage without attempting to define The tax an intoxicating beverage would be levied on all beer at and below the percentage specified The decision to redraft the legislation was a setback to advocates of prompt action but through the changes they hope to win support from senators now opposed because of constitutional objections Also Includes Meanwhile Democratic opposition Program was renewed today against that part Talks by Governor of the prohibition repeal resolution already reported favorably by the and Senator-Elec- t full judiciary committee proposing submission to state legislatures Senator Harrison (D Miss) said Dr John Edward Carver of Ogden this was out of line with the Democalling for submis will be a principal speaker at the an- cratic platform to state conventions nual convention of the Utah Manufac- sion He said he would press an amend turers’ association Saturday at the ment on the floor to this end “This is the only method of getting Hotel Utah on by the peo Othprs on the program will be Gov- the question passed "The only ob ernor Henry H Blood and Dr Elbert pie” Harrison said D Thomas United States senator-elec- t jection which has been raised to the method is that it may Among the special guests will convention The states can keep be J Frank Fowles president of the prove costly Utah senate and I A Smoot speaker the cost down to a minimum” The Mississtppian predicted both of the house The annual banouet will be the beer and lepeal would be acted upon evening’s feature Harold S Jennings this session In announcing the determination the association's executive secretary on beer to announced theie will be no scheduled of the subcommittee change the bill Senator Blaine (R speakers Wis ) chairman said it was taken by The convention will open with luncheon at noon with the speeches an "overwhelming majority” indicat and business session following Eight mg all four senators present approved it Senator Borah R Idaho) was directors will be elected The retiring directors are Chester the only member who did not at Cahoon W G Grimsdell William tend E Edwards W R Pollock Simon Rosenblatt and J F Whitaker Salt Lake Fletcher Scowcroft Ogden and George Sibbett Provo m-Rad- Four New Records Set by Weather In SL During 1932 Widow of Slain Governor Again Receives Pension Subzero Period History Among Items Unusual Longest Governor Approves $30 Stipend Rite Recalls Assassination BOISE UP)— An aging widow husband was in connection with one of the most furl ou? outbreaks of labor s'rife m west era Amenta was remembered today in the budget requests of Cover nor Ross She is Mis Frank Steunenberg widow of the governor who was killed hy a bomb in 1905 a crime for which liariy Orchard is now serving a life sentence in the Idaho penitentiary He wax the only one of four convicted the others being William "Big Bill” Haywood Charles Moyer and George Petllbone In keeping with what has become almost a rile of the legislature the governor approved a pension of $50 a month for the widow The pension has been granted by each legislature for the past 10 years whose - As far as Salt Lake weather was concerned 1932 was an extraordinary year Four all time records were broken The annual report released Wed nesday by J Cecil Alter m charge of the local weather bureau office shows them to have been as follows Most violent June wind 44 miles an hour on June 28 2 70 rainfall Heaviest August inches compared with a normal of 88 of an Inch Coldest dav nf anv month 8 below zero on December 12 Longest spell of subzero weather December 11 to 15 both days inclusive In other resperts it was a rather ordinary year The total prectplta tlon was 14 88 inches compared with an average of IB 18 for the 59 years There of weather bureau operation were 107 days in which the minimum temperature was freezing or below five davs of zero or below 38 days of 90 or above and 44 dnva on which the maximum wax 32 or below The year saw 150 clear davs Ill partly cloudy davs and 105 cloudy days the report adds LEGION OPENS 40-HO- WEEK UR FIGHT ON COTS PLAN DEBATED OF NIGHT MEET pill ford Covey’s ll 's CALLAWAY Economy Advocates Brand- World Parley Delegates ed as ‘Cold Self ink Split on Reduction Without Pay Cut Dollar Worshipers’ WASHINGTON Jan 11 W-- War launched veterans' organizations their answer today to the pleas of other groups that the bilUon-dolla- r annual federal expenditure for former soldiers be cut by $400000000 or more John Thomas Taylor of the American Legion told the joint congressional committee on veterans' legislation that those who urge the decreases are exponents of the theory of the “cold selfish financier whose god Is his own and his neighbor's dollar” He was the first representative of any of thq veterans' societies to be heard by the committee which In weeks of sessions heretofore has Us tened to such groups ss the National Economy league and the chamber of commerce of the United States in advocacy of big reductions Spokesmen for the other veterans’ organizations will follow Taylor who of the legislative is vice chairman He outcommittee of the legion lined that agency's general opposition to the flat 10 per cent decrease recently suggested by Representative Woodrum (Dem Va ) of the house appropriations committee and to the other reductions under questioning from Taylor McDuffie (Dem Ala ) Chairman said his salary was $6000 yearly less a recent 12 per cent cut and that the filed an annual report with congress on its activities Theater Officials Choose Officers Huish of the Star theater Eureka was elected president of the Intermounlain Theaters association at the annual meeting Wednesday st the New house hotel He succeeds J J Gillette of the SLand theater Tooele who becomes vice president John Rugarof the Egyptian theater Turk City was elected treasurer and the following were named directors Harry David Publix Theaters Balt r Lake I H Harris theater But ley Idaho Waller A Mendenhall Pmney theater Bme and Paul De Mourdaunt De Mordaunt Diennan Theaters Blackfoot and Rigby Idaho C E Harns-Voelle- GENEVA Jan 11 (d'j—The question of the maintenance of wages at their present level or reducing them arose as a crucial issue at today's discussion of a proposal for a working week before the Internationa conference on unemployment Leon Jouhaux general secretary of the French Federation for Labor declared working hours must be reduced without wage cuts M Jouhaux told the conference that unless the world unemployment situation is relieved civilization may be destroyed Thirty million men of the world's and women — woikers— are jobless he said and even a revival of industry would not provide a remedy for technological unemployment would remain a tremendous factor Frank Norman British government delegate challenged the workers' demand for a 46 hour week without pay cuts calling it merely a move for an increase In the wage scale The Danish employer delegate H C Oeisted asserted reduced hours must be accompanied by reduced pay The German government delegate supporting the proposal expressed hope that it might be possible to maintain the present wage level In advocating reduction of hours without reduction of wages M Jouhaux it was understood spoke for all the workers delegates attending the conference It was recalled that the American Federation of Labor supports the same policy one-sixt- Mayor Addresses Unitarian League I100CK& FRANCIS RECEIVERSHIP SALE legislate” Will Attempt Vote “As far as I am concerned" he added “I intend that we shall legislate I want to serve notice that tomorrow I will ask that the senate sit until a reasonable hour in the evening so that we may commence a deliberate! consideration of the pending bill" Glass will attempt to force a vote1 on a compromise amendment to allow branch banking only in states permitting it now among state institutions Ho already has accepted an amendment by Senator Vandenberg (R Mich) to let national banks take over only existing units and prohibiting them from setting up new branches! except in communities without banlc-ing facilities Long and his associates oppose H these amendments also and are confident of their rejection Forced to Read Until today it was not known which senators were with Long in his fight Six of them who were in the chamber when asked that a document be read Long by the clerk rose to support the after Senator- Continues With Greater Reductions Than Ever Before JUST THINK PIECES "HEISEY" BEAUTIFUL TABLE M STEMWARE in all colors Values to VW each 7 Choice dozen 7 $1500 1000 $5000 DINNER SETS— Now $1775 COME BEFORE IT’S TOO LATE " Thousands of Other Bargains COSTS ARE FORGOTTEN EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD oppo-sitio- WPWWB request buy-- — -- 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American-Mad- e CUT DOWN AMERICAN UNEMPLOYMENTS § Bring More Money Into Circulation in Amelrca! Increase American Payrolls! 9 Keep the Wheels of American Factories Revolving! Exploit— to Demand— § U'a Time to American Raw Materials— American Products — American Manufactured ' Goods’ ’ America FIRST! The Paris Co WcKlingliouse Prepares To Distribute Radio Stock NEW YORK Jan II MV-- ' The WesLnghouse Electric and Manufacturing company today announced that it would distribute a major portion of its holdings of Radio Corporation of America common stock through pavment of a special divif dend consisting of share of Radio stock for each share of its own Westinghouse common and preferred stock The distribution will be made February 20 to slock of record January 23 The company had until February II under the recent consent decree issued by the U S dixtilct court at Wilmington to divest Itself of at least half of Its ownership of Radio stock The General Electric company which wax similarly Instructed hax previously announced It plan of dish ibutmn one-hal- KANSAS CITY Jan V Mttchlcr assistant in chaise of operations for Transcontinental & Western Air Inc announced todRy the signing of conti acts with the Bill Propose Pension Northrop corporation of California for 15 new highspeed passenger on taxation and other Speaking For CooliiJge’s Widow planes to be used in 15 hour service financial problems Mayor Louis from Los Angeles to New York The addre-oeMarcus an infoimul gather WASHINGTON Jan 11 WV-T- o westbound tr ip will require 17 hours ing of the Unitarian Lavmen's league Mitchler raid the first of the planes at the Unitarian church Wednesday carry out a longstanding custom Senator Warren R Austin of Versimilar to the ship recently completed evening for Frank Hawks speed flier li exMa vor Marcus allow ed how the new mont today proposed a $5000 yearly March German Film Banned pected to be tn operation by administration cut Its expenses dur- pension offor Grace Goodhue Coulidgd 1 with the service to be Inaugurated the former president ing the fust year 25 per cent and widow as thereafter In a companion bill he aought to as soon possible as Immoral also staled that By to Italy they aie hoping A three W monoxide T Carbon & obtain The for Mrs CooLdgs the flanking plans only asphyxiation cut the property levy 8 per cent bv of Raymond San-nnprivilege on her mad so that It slops Columbia Ohio Kansas City caused the (hath VATICAN CITY Jan 11 bTV-Treplacing them by other means of con’d 27 slower ford Brown clerk for with car year-olplanes be Albuquerque dispatched merely by her Romano’s taxation which have been neglected newspaper 'signature making Intermediate stops Imktngithe Denver A Rio Gtaride Western plea for the put in the upjcr iuppifssion of the Ger-In during the past year Mavor Marcus right hand being railroad Dr llemy Haile police sur- - man corner of the envelope with the new service aKo gave figures on the railroad sitschool film “Maedchen gills' geon repented Wednesday The bills Austin laid in a brief wa anxwfird today bv the uation and spoke briefly on the levy Blown tody was found In his au-- Uinfotm” statement "repi event voluntary acCommercial Travelers a foibiddance of its on mercantile stocks government by lomotg-lparked in the garage at the In Rome on the ground that The addict followed luncheon tum without th knowledge of Mrs Bark Coal Rate 1' lgtlt lear of lus home 216 Hazel court showing to various) Coolldge conforming film was immoral the Wednesday at 1 a m Mrs Brown precedents In which the United Mates as to doubts Osfervatnre expressed CitiAuthorization for the Utah about to leave for the business dis- lha has expressed in certain measure it competency of the government’s zens’ Rata association to represent trict noticed her husband's krvs appreciation of distinguished service "Pet cenor censorship hap saving(U Com United No Salt Lake Order hanging In the garage door's lock ship over tenantship would be most perfoitned by former presidents" mcrcial Travelers at the approaching and investigated hi tlral under the elrnimsUinet t " pi coal to ratesl intrastate reduce Mrs UTAHNS VISIT DAM Brown thought her husband hearing Is being sho A h The I K tui a was announced Wednesday was working overtime so had not jn number of already Members of the JudEe Memorial LAS VEGAS Nev— Ulatms visitin Italy cities The hearing will be held before the been ulaimed over luj absence The Alumni association elected offlccis ing the Hoover dnin project and Lai y state public utilities commission automobile motor was running for the rommg year at a meeting Vegas thia week lnriuded Grange I 1 28 on a petition of the rate the body was found (Light W Wednesday evening loswrenca Bren Mang R Douglas O U lo reduce coal freight rates Detective J A Morgan and Patrrl-- l J Mtchell P A CushrnHn all of ‘ ’’ ho cents a ton from Curbon county t man Enil Iicrtlcson found a smalll inamed president William MrDmigall Salt Lake and Mu Rex Nebon of! Utah points quantity of liquor in the automobile On recommendation of Chief of Pa- - (lf he 127 class vire president St George lh 19j0 claM rB Woodrow cKk They asked the uly chemist’ office Ii( - William L Ravne t il TOOLS AND RIF LE STOLEN nd Wl“ ireM Laramie of the for an analysis Salvation Army Help grade patrolmen we promoted llh'9 class Mi Brown ft rntivt of Nshvillo Iseroml The retiring POCATELLO Idaho — Automobile hv of the urtion city gtndf DcmuRor 1236 During officers ar Charles Neville Met mac hlmstx' toots valued at $200 a Trrui was hotn Annual 2 rim commistlmi had wuiked for the rmlioad tmrr Brennan and John Vaughn 36 30 ralllier rifle and small eit-They are I’nliolmert F J Barnex Rosemary Tran- lent relief afforded during De- 1920 Jlq Is survived A surnmai y of the past year activt trt motor were atolen from a D F Buncombe II C Wood B O by his widow gnrapr cember bv the Sulvalinn Aimv aided Pradv P F Lely on Muse Whttakrl ties was given and a program for the end wurKshon at the residence Of C nf whom 129 weie un 12J8 TR4NSHGS ANNOlNCm outlined Thu association plana Ip JUurk 532 South Johnson avenue dull! Wilburn C Clowiml ami b 1’crplri a senes nf der 21 veais of age anny officials rc me jm 11 pn- parties and dame thiqt was to police Wednesday vlntrr the fust to tie held at the' morningreported polled Wednesday Mis I Cooke di-- t and Major Kidney m hool Meals given men numbered R'OO tlh t officers in charge of men a loc is! of-latter the auditojiurn part this month during the month and transient fam servlie In the Salvation Aimv In Die r given 321' dies and single women and southern Idaho will he Iran meals Forty six local families also (erred to Long Beach OH ItcndinR of Bull Januaiy were given rellrf 22 It wax announced here today lied tiled Uilgnclier and Mia Haul llelalngsr of — KAN FRANCISCO Jan II (ID Sunday Order laken by exhlb tor at Board Burn Long lie aoh will be transferred to th seventeenth annual Pacific VATICAN CfryTjan H MV-the Portland area In Gancrlod Bond Automobile ahow here have expapal bull proclaiming a holy year ceeded thn of the frxt four v II !j read lit M inrs Sunday of of the office of George Employe lint year's show George 11 MV day HART! OKI) Conn morning by the dr arnjj of apostolic of of the board ation eietk edut A King show manager who wilt go to tire ra Maude E While 73 well known so Wtsb'green prolonntsrle Wednesday set fire to $95000 woi th Levs of a generation ago died last said today Sorr of the agents Uredral direct from th throne room 1932 lax anUflpaUon Of rauiceled W added whore he will receive the bull from ahlgreen reixirt th Miss 5 hlle he night at her hum be-- t Julies aules for the last three years lire Jr e none a favorite with New Yolk and The bonds were dratroved aflei London audiences In One exhibitor this then will v U it tin The dr reported leading roles d by the board laving been rede-emwas the first show at which he oTJ er basilica M with the $ rohmaii tompany J K Fm Major St 'J i 1UJ2 with tat re ipts hey were Is met! and Rntard Mum field llei had mad sales of automobile in John Leteran and 6tMary outside i'aul'i In suta Ipation of taxis In the sued rarhmd lot the V career cloved with the start of fttjgo 12 of It) summer While having La better in genthe world war IFAYM FOR COAST eral sum chaler have rejKU led slow con-- Lons during th f rat St itnof Tf is si Dr If W Rehrrd pr elnit of (he lit n ET ALIMONY Idaho — t verv W i atniinlrr half of tha xhiotiun l'r rb ter ran College SWELLING REDUCED rnral md In Ft in out county Is Greater rsi limn evr before left Knit 1 ueday night w h jwrrd rf it r t a seven month notid wa shown on tl part of Mu Rebel d for Ci fotina grid Sheri nrrvthiflg relieved when (v to E Giro arrurdu-Individual buvfis he v i who went addrea gatherings In Iht mixed hy nnstttrl rellertten f whVn ‘tl1 rl trim fituri tljiday to fl ijiisv In snnaj J'1' ruilitjc ou i In1 i II f him lies t'l lm Al’feles la ehdemen feel end end ' a e li her rf p various d r Oakland Fvr coo Urj non on muph-- t I'm uh’iia Kan $ri)il-cenl le leave a tn lake n IV w makes tf-m tie same tU and Be i keley It a leal nr 4 Wed ne terrd warran r t r la I iee i id Mi 8 them be unlil the tow id mrktiig tut inf toll Dr sod Mr Reherd V ul rrvtifn range t al’ei a stud of their da'a lo bait Lake hi tvo vc kj Ipl til Altsnls I a (Ad j ig he 11 HP)— Clif- 12 1933 Special I Purchase 4837 CQTTGM yds WASH GOODS! he d s Alumni Society Chooses Officers Feu-liiai- atrolinm Me-dag- FINE 2148 yds PRINTED PERCALE! e at only 10c Yd! 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