Show f ' - ' - - -- - - r THESALT LAKE TRIBUNE -- - -- snun DAT MORNIN6 NOVEMBER 10 1034 '' r 1 ' Penniless Hero Anti-Dr- y NEW CABINET Law Sentiment U S PROTESTS JAPAN RAH'S Judge Declares Goes in Plane to Livestock to Continues Gain MOVES TO Ground AID TO BRING QUIZ ON TO RATIO OFFERS PERSIA Receive Medal Not Farmers CARSON CITY Nov (41—Fed FRENCH LABOR Only Three States Remain Entrenched JLIERS BELAY IN RELIEF COST prITIOIT Nov e (UP)—Floyd Feels U S to Blame 'eral Judge Frank H Norcross ren- BORAH CHARGE -- - Alai' 9 I Hopkins Ansiters Claims of Wastage in U S Fund Handling ' ' (Continued from Pm One) T Smith who routed a German st IR years ago machine gun-reand now Is a jobless penniless salesman left for Nev York by plane today—to get a Dia ' tinguished Service cross Smith learned of the award in a letter from Washington and the next day comrades in New York asked him to attend a re- union and receive his medal It sounded rather far away because Smith's wife and daughter were living with friends in Alma Mich and he was still looking fora Job Strangers who read of hia World war bravery decided overnight that Smith at least had won a few days' rest from the daily rounds of employment offices They arranged the journey by plane reserved a hotel room sent hirn off and then started thinking of what work he might to when he gets back with the cross Tokyo Behind Constitutional Prohibition Measures Planned to Re strict Immigration of Workers Nov PARIS 9 (UP)--Premi- er WASHINGTON Nov 9 IA')— tide of public sentiment that swept away national prohibition That winter apparently still is running strongly Constitutional bulwarks against the liquor traffic were wiped out Tuesday in Florida Idaho Nebraska South Dakota West Virginia and Wyoming Kansai clung to prohibition' Officials figured today this states lined left the forty-eigup as follows: Twenty-ninwith liquor sale legalized under state control laws Fifteen with statutory prohibN tion subject to the will of state legislatures now in session or soon to convene Three $till Dry Three—Kansas Oklahoma and Texas—in which the drys are entrenched behind both constitutional and statutory prohibition which has One Wyoming neither a dry law nor a constitutional ban against liquor but will have no control statute until next March The list of states which atill have dry laws includes many that - have- taken prohibition out- of their constitutions ' Since repeal prohibition has fought off wet challenges in three states North Dakota turned down an initiative proposal to legalize liquor sales Mississippi rejected a liquor control law which its legislature had adopt- ed subject to popular approval Now Kansas has refused to abandon constitutional prohibition Th At the time of national repeal the laws of thirty-on- e states were listed as "bone dry" while seventeen were described as having "varying degrees" of wetness- Kentucky With Wets Kentucky although It still has constitutional prohibition is included by officials among the atates which have legalized liquor That is because of its liberal law regarding sales for medicinal purposes States having statutory prohibition which would require action by their legislatures for a change now include: Alabama Florida Arkansas which has Just started constitu- tional prohibition George Idaho newly divorced from conatitutional prohibition Maine where the legislature is now in special session to adopt a liquor control law Mississippi Nebraska which gave up constitutional prohibition this week North Carolina North Dakota South Carolina which has instructed Its legiala ture to legalize liquor next year South Dakota which voted away constitutional prohibition Tuesday Tennessee Utah and West' Virginia another of the states which has just abandoned prohibition of the constitutional kind Liquor sales have been legalized in the District of Columbia Alaska Hawaii the Canal Zone the Virgin islands and Porto Rico Beer of low alcoholic content may be sold in all the states exAlabama cept Georgia and Kansas Flandin tonight anwhich would synchronize administranounced appointment of a cabinet tion efforts to deeirnate the army of commission to formulate measures unemployed and at the same time enagainst foreign immigration as one ' able those the government must supmethod of protecting French labor port to do useful labor The new premier spent his first day Housing roads power project3 rein office organizing his adininistrahomesteads forestation subsistence tion for an attack along the economic and almost every other project the adfront The new cabinet met this afministration has experimented with ternoon and decided to create a cabihave been mentioned for inclusion in net committee to study measures dethe potpourri that is being prepared signed in a general way to alleviate Unknown Cost Program' the crisis Another Greve Estimates of the program's costto $2have ranged from $1000000000 he announced that Simultaneously more 000000000 but Mr Roosevelt Edouard lierriot minister of state than Once in the past has said the would without head another portfolio figures were guesses because he did cabinet group including the minishimself hot know ters of foreign affairs interior labor' With a decision tax experts will more than 10 per cent since the gi)v and to work out means know what they must do Before the ernment essumed responsibility: for of agriculturealien undesirables and excluding election several administration offi the job protect the working man CIIIS said they saw no particular rea-Spends $200000000 The of finance was emAll In all Hopkins organization has poweredministry Ion for increased levies but the latest to study the text of a project word is that a tax prescription might spent well over $2000000000 al- defining and limiting the initiative be written during the next congress though over $800000000 of this was of the chamber of deputies regarding but that it would be a comparatively allotted from public works for the new Premonetary expenditures mild dose Civil Works administration mier Flandin himself a former fiAccompanying Borah's assertion of Relief expenditures since July 1 nance minister and one of the coun"waste" was an inference that relief have totaled $538000000 and In the foremost financial experts money has gone for political purposes fiscal year which ended last July I try's hoped to balance the budget at an Relief Administrator Hopkins Just they were $705000000 date as one of the highlights before the campaign ended commentMost of the money is allotted to the early in his domestic policy of reconstruced that Henry P Fletcher Republican state governors who turn them over tion committee chairman had charged to state relief administrators These Turns Over Office him with playing politics because "I TER A officials said direct state am feeding the hungry and clothing organizational but expenditures and Retiring Premier Gaston Doumer-- ' t the naked" He said that if that was conduct of relief are under Ir ERA gue turned over the Wilco to the Flandin towering over politics he would "plead guilty" supervision statesman at the Qual The opinion of many of the observ- the Replies to Critics ceremonies Flandin set Only yesterday Secretary Ickes re- ers hers la that relief and Its admin- d'Orsay about his new tasks without delay plied to other critics with the declara- istration will be a chief subject for his ministerdrafting tion that there was not a "scintilla of Republican firing at the next session starting evidence that I' W A was playing There Is little likelihood however ial declaration of the new ''truce they can force a congressional inquiry cabinet's" program to be presented to politics" the chamber next Tuesday DoumerBorah opened his statement to without White House approval looking tired and old even for newspaper men with an assertion that Mr Roosevelt repeatedly has indi- gue 71 years prepared to return to his "expenditures for relief must have cated every confidence in Hopkins his country estate at Tournefuille in attention either from congress or the who served under him In New York the south this week-enback to the One Reported Missing Af Attorney Begins New Acstate executive department" retirement he left nine months ago "Now the load is heavy enough for tion in ter Explosion Below to Confer at the insistence of the nation during ACTRESS GETS ALIMONY the taxpayers at best" be said But riots February's this shameless waste if not worse Los ANGELES Nov 9 (Al—SuperMobile With Bay Kidnaping Suspect The Academy of France plans to will have to end not only in the name ior Judge Robert W Kenny today of the hungry and the needy hut in awarded Betty Boyd former film elect Doumergue as successor to the actress $250 temporary alimony $600 late Raymond Poincaire as one of the MOBILE Ala Nov 9 (W)—Eleven the interest of decency" PHOENIX Ariz Nov immortals" but Dournergue in- members of the crew were injured hint that federal operators were waitFEBA officials soon after said attorney's fees and $150 court costs "forty the present cost of administering re- pending the trial of ber separate dicated he wouldn't leave retirement several critically and one was re- ing for Oscar H (Buster) Robson lief approximated 11 per cent of Maintenance action against Charles again as long as he lives ported missing today in an explosion suspect In the June Robles kidnaping The funds expended and that admin- Henry Over Jr which will be called aboard the tanker Caliche carrying to "talk" was dropped here today as istration expenses had been slightly up in 30 days cargo of gasoline and oil 12 miles his wife and an attorney battled at court for the right to assist him with below here on Mobile bay' The vessel had cleared from the counsel "Maybe if Oscar ever decides to port of Mobile for Texas City Texas about an hour before an explosion !talk we will learn more about the amidships rocked it from stem to case" said Joseph E p Dunn departstern and threw blazing gasoline and ment of jilstice agent oil over it enveloping the ship in Shortly thereafter Mrs Margaret Robson who had resolutely asserted flames Small fishing boats in the bay her husband had nothing to do with the long unsolved desert mystery was seato of the aid rushed the trapped Eastman:to Renew Plea men and took all off except a mess allowed to see the jirlioner in the She Rail Water and Motor boy Frank Benancho who was miss- presence of a federal- agent emerged am the meeting crying ing Coast guard Vessels in the bay "I don't feel much better since 11 Regulation steamed to the scene as billows of talked with my husband" she sobbed' smoke rolled upward and flames shotl Defeated ift one legal battle for the re-A WASHINGTON Nov 9 up from the hold but there appeared right to confer with Robson V L of newal recommendations that the small probability that the lire could Hash an attorney began another action interstate commerce commission be be brought under 'control The attorney first asked the federal Neither Captain J J Fitzgerald givertcontrol of water truck and bus transportation will be sent to con- who was badly injured nor members court for a writ of mandamus that would have compelled the departgress in January by Joseph B East- of the crew could explain the ment of justice agents to admit Hash man the railroad coordinator plosion 40 This student of transportation who Captain Fitzgerald was brought to to Robson's cell as his legal counsel has been described as knowing more the marine hospital with compound Federal Judge Fred C Jacobs ruled he was without authority to grant the about the railroads and their prob- 'fractures of both legs lems than do the railroad executives Members of the crew said 29 to 33' writ but said: themselves has not changed his mind men were aboard the vessel but no "There is no doubt the prisoner is entitled to counsel but this court is about the need for suchtiregulation crew list was available without jurisdiction" Some modifications mostly a minor nature will be made in the plan Bash then filed application for a writ of habeas corpus in behalf Of he transmitted through the interstate Robson Judge Jacobs set 10 a m commerce commimiorriast year in order to meet sound criticisms he Monday as the time for the hearing The attorney said he would seek said had been advanced In addition the next few weeks through the habeas corpus proceedwill bring from the office of the coings the right to confer with Robson and also would attempt to have the ordinator of transportation recomto $50- suspect's $100000 bail reduced mendations that terminal facilities of the railroads be consolidated wherWOODLAND Cal Nov 9 (UP)— 000 "or maybe $35000" ever possible This does not call for The jury which heard Judson Doke's Dunn revealed he had gone to Rob-- legislation but results from the trial on charges of murdering his son's cell early this morning to ques-- I r studies he was charged with making wife's Lamar tion him further about the abducgirl in his coordinating capacity East- Hollingshead was dismissed at 8:22 tion last April of the man estimates that the railroads o'clock tonight unable to reach a and the $15000 rasom demands made upon members of her family Robson might save $50000000 a year from decision dethis one source The eight women and four men of is charged with sending a ransom Other recommendations soon to be the jury had voted seven to live for mand through the mails made by him will deal with passen- acquittal but were unable to reach ROMANCE ON ROCKS further agreement ger handling ST LOUIS Nov 9 M—Daniel C TI Kerckholl multimillionaire president 30-Hoof the Pevely Dairy company and the ur former Lama Menze who gave up her all-wo- ol career as a concert singer to marry him nine years ago are suing each other for divorce Pierre-Etienn- e e -- - six-foo- - ' six-inc- h gray-haire- d ELEVEN HURT IN SHIP BLAST WIFE ALLOWED TO SEE ROBSON dered a decision in the federal court here today holding that persons en- if Naval Conference Proves Failure gaged primarily in the livestock busi ness are not farmers under the "per view of section 75 of the national act" Nov 9 CM—Japanese bankruptcy LONDON The decision waa rendered In the rejection of suggested methods of al case of Palma Brothers livestock of Eureka county- Nevada compromise for a naval limitation raisers bad sought relief under the treaty will definitely invite new pro- who (Continued holdt Page One) terms the bankruptcy act amendof posals which may go further toward not proceed without travel docu- meeting Japanese demands for equal ment to compromise their debts to ments it it was authoritatively learned to- Iclosed Nevada banks in the amount of $139500 "Apparently the sole reason ad- night The petition of Palma Brothers was vanced by the local 4 It te t o r of cusThe ambiguous manner in which toms for detaining thitir plane until the compromise was suggested makea resisted by receivers of the closed the afternoon of October 24 was that the Japanese believe the British may banks and Judge Norcross dismissed he did not understand from the cer- propose a different method of limita- the petition for lack of jurisdiction tificate issued by the Persian foreign tion which will give Japan actual BANK ROBBERS GET $HAW office that Messrs Wright and Po- equality as well as equality in prinCEDAR GROVE N J Nov 9 011— land° were contestants in the race ciple land he accordingly referred the matbandit gang of It was understood the Japanese re- A ter to higher authority for instruc- ceived different views of the propo- seven or eight men heavily armed tions sal from various member' of the raided the First National bank and Net Explained British oelegation with admiralty fled with between $9000 and $10000 "In view of the official assurances delegates making it plain a compro- in Cash after filling 'the bank with understood to have been given by the mise must be based on the existing tear gas to cover their escape Persian government prior to the race ratio This Ls unacceptable to the that blanket permission had been Japaneae granted to all contestants to fly over Naval circles were impressed by Persia and that it was prepared to statements in the newspaper Asahi render ail possible aid to facilitate In Tokyo saying the United States the race the American government is will be to blame if the at a loss to understand the action of are unauccesaful because the Persian authorities in seizing the the Americana opposed the Japanese THE MEN'S STORE passports of the American fliers and demands for equality: Such an opinin detaining their plane for a full day ion frbm a leading newspaper was after they had been compelled to regarded here as plainly indicating make an emergency landing on the Japan's views direct route of the race As the Japanese decision on the "It may be added that the lack of British proposals will be made next consideration shown to these two week there is expected to be a postAmerican fliers under the excep- ponement until then of further contionally difficult circumstances in versations which they were placed has made a The Japanese and American delemost unfavorable impression in the gates had lunch together' today at United States" the Japanese embassy a purely social Wright and Poland o were quoted gathering at the time as saying they obtained LAST IN DIRECTORY their release only through intervention of American and British citizens LONDON England Nov 9 to whom they appealed for aid The distinction of having the last word in London's telephone directory DEATH CLOTHES STOLEN now belongs to a Mr Zzow he hayCHICAGO Nov 9 T ing displaced Mr Zzee in the last Short of St Louis told police he be- edition There is a suspicion of lieved the thief who sole 36 garments skullduggery on Mr Zzow's part as from his automobile would wear them the name tarish appears in parentheout All of the garments were shrouds sis after his name - Full Probe 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be cashed The legion executive wieldly majorities probably will dare committee will meet at Indianapolis to test its strength at least once on 23 November There will be opportuallf those issue's nity there to temper the legislative Inflation Fled Looms campaign for favors But Belsrano Senator Thomas (D Okla) who did not discuss the possibility or comrose from comparative obscurity as promise at Indianapolis which would weaken the convention stand taken in author of the seventy-thirsession in- Miami Fla flation act tonight telegraphed the United Press an exclusive prediction that further dollar devaluation will be the paramount issue before congress this winter "The election must be interpreted as an approval of President RooseSTOPPEDUP 1 veltss recovery program" Thomas said "The main policy in that program has been adjustment of the value of the dollar On March 4 1933 the buying power of the dollar was 9167 (in terms of goods compared Vs Meath° Laura with normal p7riods) and our adjustto he4P awn Ow ment yolicy '10 date has reduced the noltirils and permit value to stao "Moft" if not all of the raise In the freer breathini price level has been due to cheapen- mg the dollar Until the price level is raised sufficiently to enable producers to pay costs of production and Layer Cakes Japanese Rolls - 1934 Bakery Specials Lemon end Citron Orange Olsson Cherries lb for Get the 100 fabrics in I Fresh Peels for Fruit Cakes JOINT HAULING CONTROL AIMED i Tt VALUE 1 :84 Suits to Choose From —Values Up to $42— 2 Days $2875 7 WT z - - - 1:M LA M |