Show V " 4 Weather Forecast l UTAH WYOMING— Unsettled ( Monday warmerv Sunday v Sunday IDAHO NEVADA— Fairy cloudy Sunday and Monday (Detailed Report bn Page Local Metal Prices r ' C 6-- ' VOL 130 NO 154 Iseeee JM t KntenC at tha Potteffle t cite aa Oaeand-Clai- a at BaR Matter " i SALTLAKE CITY 'UTAH SUNDAY MORNING MARCH 17 PAGES— TEN CENTS’ Politics ACH0NDUE WASHINGTON March ukl - — 10-- Now col- got many of news- umn! 'K Approval of Selling in Restaurants Hotels and dubs Is Expected Action Deferred Secrecy Shrouds Report Administrator in Doubt Either Speculation Arises Over Rejection House May Mean Two paper apace to which he waa entitled If aa Years of Prohibition there is reason to believe the basic interest of An agreement on House Bill 41— Trank K Kent - u three of these the highly controversial measure proviolent vociferdUs and vituperative state store system in the gentlemen is personal publicity viding for a then there was a large gain all distribution of liquor— was reached around from that angle each la by the Joint conference committee in far ahead of the game But lrom the Utah legislature late Saturday every other angle things are almost The report had not been submitted exactly where they were tp either senate or house of represen1 It is true the general made a remarkable speech in which he reached new heights as a name g caller and broke his own record A greet many people had been anxloustto have both the Father and Huey flayed The effort said what thoui Johnson than sands had in mind they could par Jtp'TJJidoubtedlye he rang the beljwlth many But he did bo damage at all breast-beatin- r -- citi-len- - either to the Detroit wriest or the On the eon Louisiana dictator trary while neither’ reply compared favorably to the general’ attack in pungency of phrase or saltiness of epithets none the less a detached observer It aeemed-tthat Huey and the Father got (lightly the best ot the exchange One Reason is that of the three the general’ is the most sensitive soul He can "give it" but like others of hta type he can't "take it" While he called Huey and the Father much worse names than they did him still it is quite certain he winced and they did not o Both Impervious To Verbal Attack Anypne who knows the three knows this to be true The fact is It isn’t possible to damage either Huey or the Father by verbal assault One is a rhinocerous-skinnetough who has been called every lurid name in the language and accused of every The other crime on the calendar is wrapped in an impenetrable armor ot smug His conscious rectitude develops d (Contlnnrd on Vase Four) (Column Fiva) ‘ In This Issue of The'- Sunday Tribune SPECIAL FEATURES Parade of week's events Pages end 70 Boy Scout news Page 6-- C tatives when the two bodies decided to recess until 8 s m Sunday instead session as was of holding an originally planned Although the report was being held in strictest confidence by the conferees it was rumored around the legislative halls that it recommends sales by the drink under strict regulation i hotels restaurants and club TeBa Submitted Sunday The report is expected to be submitted to the two houses first thing Sunday morning and if either house should reject the teport it would mean tha death of the bill and the possibility of another two years of prohibition in Utah The bill as originally introduced in the house early in the session was the committee of 49 measure with sales by the drink In licensed eating places These provisions were deleted by the house and later restored by the senate When the house refused to concur in the senate's action the bill went to conference committee This committee failed to agree and new conferees were named as follows: Senators J Francis Fowles (D We ber) D W Parratt (D Salt Lake) and John M Wallace (D Salt Lake) and Representatives Charles B Doty (D Weber) Elliot Larsen (D Sevier) and Clarence Cook (D Rich) Members of the committee declined to answer questions regarding the report Saturday night apparently believing it would be injudicious to make an announcement concerning their report before it has been sub' mitted to the two legislative bodies Meanwhile the hands of the house and senate clocks are standing still having been stopped last Thursday and the weary legislators are still working in the sixtieth legislative day without pay Fending Bill Snagged One of the most Important bills of the session— the appropriations bill— was lying on the house table Saturday where it will remain until the liquor bUl is out of the way Without this measure the state government and ail state institutions would have to close Up shop for the (Continue! on fait Ten) (Column One) Powers J 12-- Pr inert Mdivani Barbara Hutton Acts to Divorce Prince Mdivani 2-- C B D 11-- 6-- J-- 6-- - Berlin Authorities Give Direct Answer to Frencli Adoption of Extended Military Training by Service Decreeing Compulsory 4 ’ BERLIN March 16 (AP) — Highlights of Reichsfuehrer Hitler's message to the German people: “A peace treaty of this sort (the Versailles treaty) could never create the conditions for a true inward reconciliation of peoples but could only set up a hatred that would gnaw eternally" Ickes — t ) Order Follows Illegal Formation of Air Corps ' ' British Spokesman Says Nazis Intend to Make Rule Supreme on Continent Fighting Men Would Be Amassed ‘ v "Germany has according to the investigation of the inter allied control" commission fulfilled the disarmament conditions imposed upon her" Half-Millio- n By Associated Press March 16-- Re WASHINGTON President Roosevelt’s reto sponding "The redemption of the obligation on quest the senate today voted to conBy Associated Press the part of the second partner to the treaty ¥ tinue the Federal Relief Administra(the allied nations) failed to become a fact” Intense excitement ripped European capitals Saturday aa tion another year but deferred action until Monday on a pfopcsal to the German government suddenly sloughing off the military Ger"The government of the present-da- y extend the P WA two additional provisions of the Versailles treaty decreed compulsory military man reich desires but one single and mayears service in the reich to safeguard peace for the terial power This' shift in presidential plans atThe action following soon aftert General Herman Wilhelm reich and thereby really for all Europe” tached as an amendment to the work relief bill stirred ’announcement that Germany has an “official” miliGoering’s considerable speculation Mr Rooke-ve- lt “Far be It from the German government was taken in mgpy quarters to be the reich’s air force tary to was said E R A the had F to raise complaint against any other state”' ar be abolished ks quickly as possible compulsory Adolf Hitler ' direct answer to the French adoption of two-ye’ under the new setup service and the recent British white paper criticising German note German government must "The one thait In more capitalquarter rearmament that for months the rtest of the world has been rearming con-- t there ‘were private observations that ' and France ordered its diplomatic representatives fa all coun- tinually increasingly" of the social security withHhe delay ‘ ” - — 7 T l program and some other plans a tries which signed the Versailles treaty to consult other signa- -' t vn (It is) impossible to still longer ref rain from taking the partial continuation of the “‘dote” torles on Germany’s action In Paris the news from Berlinto reich for of the measures the breven necessary security might be necessary next winter event which preceded the outbreak-o- f the World war — recalled from nations” hid the other aroused The presidential proposal knowledge thereof ‘ circles "'ll in congressional L donjectur to Telephones Kept Busy i that Secretary Ickes the P W A ad Rome wire and London between Paris Telephone prime ministrator whose management has movers in an attempt to weld European nations into an inclubeen assailed in the house and Harv i - ! sive security agreement that might lessen thedanger of war ry L Hopkins the relief administ trator may hav a large share in were kept hot as statesmen of the three nations consulted as to relief the management of the new : the significance of the German move program BERLIN’— Denouncing Germany’s neighbors for rearming -Hepklns Availed 15 in asserted violation of the Versaillestreaty Adolf Hitler cited When the bill was before the house Democratic leaders assured Ickes’ the French action in doubling the term of army conscript ser- critics that he would have nothing to vice as the last straw leading to the German cabinet’s decree ‘J ! By Tribune Leased Wire do with allocations under the new Associated Press By which it was estimated will approximately quadruple the WASHINGTON Mrch work relief fund There NEW YORK March 16— Wall members of the ‘"house liberal reich’s regular army has not been much criticism ot Ickes t "mavericks” met toin the senate but Hopkins’ relief poli- Street watched with keen interest toe bloc PARIS— France action the German wrecked had asserting the a rich” and “soak adopted day cies have been assailed by some dip in the Belgian currency today end Inflationary platform The group the proposed elaborate setup of antiwar and mutual assistance While the president is given broad and kept its ear to toe ground for claims total membership of 64 for fund the to administer authority pacts pictured Europe again fa two armed camps each strug- - 1 Representative Haul Kvale (F-two years no government official any indications of general devaluation for the balance Of power just as was ‘ the case before the Minn) organizer of the bloc acted gling has given congress an idea of the of the European gold currencies administrative machinery which is to The-- scheduled visit of Belgian aa chairman at today’s meeting but World war ' Seeks to Be Military Power be established although it was re- Prime Minister Theunis to Paris to it was announced that the presiding officer will rotate among the mem— LONDON An ported that three groups would be consider the official British said v spokesman problem of the defla- bers starting next week organized to advise the president strain being felt by Belgium -- The — platform —adopted by the away with the After Senator Glass (D Va) tionary and other gold bloc countries gave ’mavericks” was briefly as follows: t openly 'announced Germany’s(Continued on fa ice Xicht) rise to fresh discussions of the possi- 1 Restoration to congress of its tion ot making her military power : (Column rive) ’ bility of a general readjustment of constitutional power to issue money supreme in Europe European currencies to the devalued and regulate its value VIENNA— White vAustro-GermaBritish and Amerioan currencies 2 relations are none too Cordial AusAbolish issuance of tax exempt International banking quarters on securities tria was described aa sympathetic the whole were disinclined to look 3 Increase income Inheritance with Germany in that her action for any immediate development of and gift taxes ' was 'considered payment in the that character but a number of Wail 4 Refinance agricultural indebtedsame coin for Britain’s and France’s ' Associated Press By Street financial experts thought it ness through expansion of the cur warnings against German n winds whipped the St repeated was a more distant probability ' rearmament rency 5 Reasonable credit for farm com- Francis river into fury yesterday GENEVA— Disarmament confer Despite the intense public feeling Middle Congo BRAZZAVILLE and its waves battered through the enca circles said Germany back to March 18 (P)— Six airplanes swept in France against devaluation it was modities prewar status is getting ready tor back and forth across the Congo’s Jun- pointed out in Wall Street that in-a 6 Limitations of hours of labor levee on a front near number of French financial and and secure right to labor to bargain build up another mighty army gles today in search of Edouard Ark t ROME —'Well-informeItalian Renard governor general of French dustrial quarters have been quietly' collectively lor devaluation and that 7 Public works program at wage The sky was dark with grit from quarters took the German action to Equatorial Africa his wife and five agitating French newspapers are now discuss- to maintain decent standard of liv- western dust storms increasing the bo in direct reply to France’s action companions who crashed somewhere discomfort of 1100 families made in increasing toe period ot compute ing the problem quite openly with ing" in the jungle district ' 8 Rome was in com Federal aid for public educa- homeless by the- flood and hamper-L sory service Grave fears were felt for the lives some stressing the advantages which the work of rescuers munication with other European of the ’keven since the district is the United States has gained from tion in employment ot teachers and ingMotor-drivescows patrolled toe capitate as --to devaluation steps if any building of schools swampy and known to be infested dollar While to recent further decline in 9 —- Government ownership of all area freshly inundated by the col- should be taken with cannibals Four military and two commercial sterling in terms of European gold qatural resources and monopolies lapse of the dike near Piggott where MOSCOW — Soviet newspapers in 500 families were forced to flee from sistent of lata that Germany is prevested with a public interest planes were ordered to keep up the currencies and the dollar has been Unofficial observers paring to attack Russia lashed out 10 Remove profits of war main- their' homes hunt in the hope that the party may regarded as having a depressing efof toe live- at Goering’s air announcement and' have landed in some clearing and still fect upon American price levels some tain peace develop American pros- estimated that Wall Street economists said a deval- perity and avoid foreign entangle- stock on the lowland farms was lost said: “The danger of war will grow be alive in the high water A native of Holland Mme Renard uation of the French franc Belgian ments airplane added to the Several hundred men had watched German military air force” 11 Social security program was the widow of Michael Winburn belga Swiss franc and Holland guil— 12 Protect freedom of speech and the levee through Friday night and Sea Temptation' wealthy American soap manufacturer der the principal gold bloc currenwhen the break came they blamed it and philanthropist and Paris society cies—should not have such a disturb- the press BELGRADE— Jugoslav officials ex-on lack ot sandbags 13 Liberalization of house rule leader She married Renard in Paris ing effect here At Washington toe war depart- pressed fear that Austria Hungary October 10 1933 with Police Prefect and Bulgaria whose armies also ment announced an allotment of 0 Jean Chiappe as witness Labor CabinetLooms Surgeon’s Wallet Robbed rescue work and maintenance were restricted by the peace treaty tor The big plane in which the party HILLS III March 8 VPh-SoOSLO Norway March 18 (P) — Jo- of levees along the St Francis In might be tempted - to taka similar set out on an aerial tour of inspection ROCK ' measures thieve seem to have little re- han Nygaardsvpid a leading member Missouri and Arkansas was last heard from at 10 a m G M n BUCHAREST Rumania — The for anyone While Dr W E of the Norwegian labor party and Rain was for T (5 a m E S T) Friday when it spect week the Allen was office commented that the efan emergency once a laborer in America was au- end over a predicted large portion of the mid fect of tha German action almost reported by wireless that it was fly- operation inperforming a hospital they rifled his thorized today by King Haakon to die west thick but rivermen and buffeted governing through fog by bill fold and took $400 form a new cabinet ’ ment officiate said it would probably certainly would be an alliance bestorms France and Russia with closer cause only a slight rise in river levels tween The five companions of Renard and Franco-Britiscooperation and a his wife all of them French army ofchange in Poland’s attitude toward ficers were Major Boiminbue chief -Germany other likely results of the governor general’s military WARSAW—Government quarter staff Pilot Captain Gaulard comrecalled the polish warning of two mander of the French Equatorial Afyears ago that the disarmament con rica aviation unit Adjutant Ditte Radio Operator Gurtard and MechanPITTSBURGH March 16 m-- A ference “would result in rearmament ic Sonnit worn old salt bag lay In front of all instead ot disarmament” unless its discussions were limited to small WASHINGTON March 16 (A)— As- in hog prices Is likely to be relatively the people of the station platform— concrete surances that the peak of food prices small and perhaps of short duration hundred subjects noticN Y passed it by 'without probably was reached In February “2 Cattle prices are likely to be ing a couple ot commuters kicked at : LOUIS P LOCHNER “ By were given housewives and consum- somewhat higher by midyear but the it idly 1935 Associated Press) (Copyright ers in general today ’by the depart- seasonal rise may be less than usual But Conductor Blanchard L 'BERLIN March 16—’'he German ment ot agriculture 4h view of the recent sharp advance Hughey ia inquisitive— also honest government declaring Germany no By Tribune Leased Wire Large imports of farm products “3 Dairy products and eggs are He opened the bulging dingy old NEW YORK March 1 8- White from foreign countries and new crops longer obligated under the Verto show further seasonal de- bag and therein found $6000 in cur- sailles expected treaty today announced apemployes of the New caused the bureau of agricultural eco- fines rency York and Brooklyn Edison compa- nomics to declare proximate quadrupling ot its regu'4 that Some deofficially in the today Astounded weakening by his find HugheV rsn t ' nies declared tonight they were pre“supply and demand conditions for mand for feeds and the approach of to Captain J W Shumaker of the lar army (Under the Versailles treaty signed ' pared to cause a shutting off of elec- farm products indicate that the peak the new crop season indicate some railroad police and at Pennsylvania s tric current from of New of farm price for the first half of 1935 decline in (he conclusion 6t the World war grain prices barring un- breathlessly whispered reYork City at a moment's notice has been reached in February” favorable weather and crop prospects ' "Look at that Better get It to some Germany’s armaments are sharply stricted and her standing army limitMayor LaGuardia insisted he was Summarizing Its forecast of price v “5 Truck crop prices which rose safe place' ed to 100000 men) prepared for “any eventuality’’ and movements for the next three months sharply as frosts reduced the Shumaker did and today Mrs Mary early could guarantee that no borough the bureau said: Chancellor Adolf will doubtless decline 69 crop Risks supplies wife of a mill worker has Simultaneously would be plunged into darkness ttJootleil-- d “L The unusual seasonal decline considerably by May or June" !) Pew fax) her life savings back (Column Out t 4 Woolworth Heiress Claims ‘We’re Greater Friends Than Ever But—’ r United press J LONDCNViMarch 16— Princess Mdivsnl formerly Barber Button Woolworth heiress has instructed her attorney in New York Millard Tompkins to take ‘preliminary steps to apply for a- - divorce- - in Reno from Prince Alexis Mdivani Princess Mdivani herself revested her decision in her suite at the hotel today “Alec and I" she (aid "have defibut only nitely agreed to part legally I mean by that as a result of this decision we today are greater friends than ever and intend always to remain so "The fact is we have the greatest mutual affection and respect and always 'did have even if we may occasionally have disagreed as most people must some time or another in (CopyrigH:ifl3S Dor-cheat- their lives” Princess Mdivani came here from few days ago Her husband v her to the train in Paris and then left foe Spain The United Press reached him today by telephone at bis sister’s home in Catalonia ‘‘Barbara is the most marvelous person I have ever met” he said “I am terribly sorry our marriage was not a success It is my earnest wish that she will always be happy I am certain we will always remain the greatest of friends” Princess Mdivani told the United Press she would leave for New York on March 23 She said that at present she has no plans except for a business trip to the United States after which she for a prolonged stay in London The $32000000 heiress married into the Mdivani family on June 20 1933 in Paris Paris will-retur- n mucrh-marrie- d Income Tax Returns Show 29 Per Cent Gain Over ’34 $300-0000- of Hitler Highlights and Hopkins ‘ 8-- LOCAL AND REGIONAL Agreement on Utah liquor bill reached Page 1 State board ot pardons holds the tegular March meeting Pag National Women’s Relief society plans anniversary Page 12 B Primate ot Episcopal church to WASHINGTON March 16 (JPy-- Tht Visit Salt Lake Page 12-treasury reported tonight that tax returns for the first 15 days NATIONAL Senate votes to extend F E R A in March showed an upturn of 29 another year Page 1 per cent over the comparable half Barbara Hutton starts divorce month of last year gainst Prince Mdivani Page 1 Eagerly awaited on the ground Government predicts decline in that these first returns on 1934 incost of foods Page 1 comes would furnish an accurate gauge “on’ the volume of business ' ' ‘ WORLD transacted last year treasury offiHitler scraps Versailles arms pact cials were gratified to discover rePage 1 as compared ceipts of $191358909 Peace ballot irk British statesmen with only $147794894 last year Page 3 Jump Predicted Seven lost in" African Jungle when On the basis of these preliminary plane crashes Page 1 returns income taxes of about are predicted for the month FEATURES Editorials Senator from Sandpit a compared with $232000000 colO O McIntyre Mark Sullivan and lected in March of last year It was Forum Page said at the treasury however that Markets Finance Pages 10-- and these figures could not be used as 11-the final guide because of the deReal Estate Page lay In getting clearances of the remitted sums Garden aection Page 12-Income tax payments regardless to Society Pages Music drama and the screen Pages of the form in which they are made I0-are cleared through the federal reand serve banks by collectors of the vaWill Rogers Page rious districts and reach the treasto Sports Pagfs ury only after several day follow-in- g SUPPLEMENTS payment Thus returns made on Tribune- - Junior the deadline (midnight March 15) Twelve pages of tha best comics will not show their full velocity in in the worJd the treasury reports until several Magazine section days later How- ever Prolonging Life of P W A Y General’s Speech Held Remarkable ‘ 4 drinkpLan in i Act to Maintain Peace Powers 0KEHSFERA As Germany Hurls Challenge EXTENSION And Size of ArmyQuadruples 'on Johnson-Cough-lin-Lo- ot halm What were the net results? Each combatant had 45 minutes on the air lor which he did not pay Each 5 U S SENATE SUNDAY ON that the well known welkin momentarily has ceased to ring with the din ol the great aerial battle it is possible to survey the situation with a relative degree a 8Q Conferees Reach Agreement on Utah Liquor BUI After Battle 1 " 1935 (lit Copper The Great Game of By TRANK R KENT I Gold $3500 Silver (newly mined) 64t4c Silver (nationalized) 5001c 800c Copper Lead 155c Zinc 350c toeal WseklT fcttlemenl Trittt In the meantime however ury officials were maintaining treastele- with the graphic communications various collectors who reported previous estimates' would unquestionThese 'estimates ably be reached call for $1051000000 for the present fiscal year meaning’ that $535000 000 must come in between now and June 30 This would be added to $516586000 reported up to the close of business March 14 date of the latest treasury statement Cerperatlea Returns A material increase is expected by officiate in corporation returns due to some changes in the law which eliminated consolidated filing and to the fact that corporate gains were the hejviest evolving from the “new deal” This statement is borne out by etatistics of income for 1933 An analysis of the current returns showing the sources of income and taxes in the Various categories will not be available before next September when operations ot the pres ent fiscal year will be assembled and made public Guy T Helvering commissioner of internal revenue recently expressed his pleasure over preliminary returns for March an expression reiterated by treasury offiicals today Helvering’s remarks were made following a conference yith President Roosevelt - 'j ' 1 'i'ujiy’ 1' ‘ liberate Belgian Currency House ' Flurry Watched Adopt Platform y Wall Street Aimed at Riches - ' f 41 Self-style- L e Germany-notonlyhasdon- Vesaillestreatybuthaa faten“ New River Flood n Seven in Plane Follows Storm Crash in Jungle Dust-lade- Pig-got- t d n one-fourt- h with-ever- " ’- -- $20-00- me for-eig- Decline fa Cost of Foods Worn Salt Bag Holds Predicted by Government $6000 in Currency h - Mayor Prepared For Electric Strike strike-minde- - d nine-tenth- t ' |