Show - THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING 'APRIL 7 1935 cal and military alliances by them- venationt and whether its powers selves will Met insure world peace assembled there will Dick Vs the came as England France and Italy hint of a world economic conference at wen matters of interested speculaprepared to sit Street and discuss just such alli- tioa 4 ances Whether hiWa warning will the sphinx unknown change the course of the Stresa con 11110 !lett Three-Polv- er down-togeth- 'or Worl Parley Opens It- On Tiiirsday - Ituil Warns Europe Duce Drafts Program on - 4obbe1s Calls g f !For Nazi Victory t t Italian 'troops similar to these are being mobilized for service in Ethiopia while Ethiopia concentrates her own desert soldiers Mussolini In Danzig Ballot iteich Minister Appeals to City for Repetition of British Cabinet Will Ethiopia Troops Debate Treaty Stand Speed to Border In Italian Crisis ' i ' : : " tilt tosettrut Th nowt Wide base' matches Imo anima-Il-l watt lbw " VIO Dews a Month trout 112000 DIAMOND RINGS 815 t4 e SPAPIrmitimwittil namoimmolrommo- Britain's attitude toward the LONDON April 6 (AP)--Grerevision of othe peace treaties restricting Austrian Hungarian and of the knotty problems confronting Bulgarian armies will be one Monday's cabinet session Upon the final report presented by Captain Anthony Eden Ird privy seal after visiting Bev? lin Moscow Warsaw and Prague the British program for Thursday's conference at Stresa with France an Italy will be formulated Possible changes In treaty provir ions governing the armaments of Germany's World war allies have belt Great Political Climb Seen for come uppermost in the minds of statesmen since Germany took her public steptoward rearmament The cabinet was described tonight as having yet to make up is mud on the issue Another problem apparently confronts the cabinet in reporte from Paris that France will seek Italy's and England's support in formally condemning German rearmament Such an effort would increase the tension which Simon and Eden Ain their peripatetic diplomacy have sought to reliev4a 1t is understood the British delegation will seek to tone down the French resolution if It is presented before the extraordinary meeting of the league of nations council April 15 which Will consider the French appeal against Germany Foreign Secretary Simon Eden and possibly Prime Minister Macnonald will present Great Britain at Stress They will leave Wednesday not with any formal agenda but determined to do their utmost to open up channels leading to general security on the continent A statement Captain Eden released after returning from hi continental tour said the British efforts were "really useful" and added: "No one who has been on such a journey can doubt the reality and Makes Warlike Gesture as Answer to Rome (Copyright 1935 Msociated Press) ADDIS ABABA April 8—Ethiopian soldiers with norettling of sabers or rolling of tribal war drums trudged along dusty roads to the border tonight as Emperor Halle Selassie's answer to Italy's concentration of troops in Africa The king of kings the conquering loin of Judah and the descendant of the Queen of Sheba summed up the frontier dispute to an Interviewer thus! "We have tried to negotiate directly with Italy or through an interItaly has mediary Unfortunately declined arbitration and bas not replied to our proposals Therefore we have broken offnegotiations and submitted the matter to Geneva" Note Received (The league of nations announced receipt of Ethiopia's demand for urgent treatment of the diipute the Ethiopian note citing reports that thousands of Egyptian workmen are being employed to build roads to the Ethiopian frontier of Italy's colon Eden Headed for Foreign Secretaryship Declare London Observers horse-tradin- g min-lite- J I AiONteo One lady always tells another of the fine values she re ceives —and they Jvo-- I both know t ha twhatever they buy at Madsen's will be of recognized and established charac The Washer of thoroughly established feputation Sate—Fast—and Dependable 'If washer with large capacity— you want that washes clean has the world's safest wringer—and will be the most economical to We art featuring one very select model at-- - ter ABC use—then consider the n 50 $ I rt pt Other models and styles for your approval SEE THE ENTIRE LINE! Buy on Madsen's Easy Terms y a bees --- Revision of Pacts Restricting Arms of Small Nations Presents Knotty Problem African Emperor -- s Von Dieuseht titull Diamonds I the West POW eseurating s By H J J SARGINT (Copyright 1935 American Newspaper Alliance Inc) LONDON April 6—(3y Wireless) Saar Vote f —The wonder that Captain Anthony 1 Eden' stands in' the front rank 'of Brit'FRU CITY Ole DANZIG April ish statesmen at the age of 37 is over(R)—Germany'a eloquent minister in Great Britain by the alahadowed Goebof propaganda Paul Joseph nies) most unanimous conviction that he While the African emperor reIs tonight wound up an intensive will hold a much more exalted posi- turned an emphatic "yelleml" (no) campaign for tomorrow's volkstag elections expected to result in an to an inquiry as to whether war altion before he is 40 overwhelming nazi victory with the ready existed with Italy an army rest The seal lord privy drapper about: said to number 100- authoritatively ing from his swing around the circle 000 men well equipped well armed 'e'Danzig will vote es did the Saari" eleeWith Danzig itself en fete on of Europeachancellories before and well supplied - was moving tton eve and the Free City one great plunging Thursday into the strenu- toward the frontiers mass of swastika flags little GoebPart of those forces comprised ous diplomatic session units fired the final salvo in The ore withdrawn from the Ogaden at Stresik was born to the diblo- desert and the Ualual sector because tgrical barrage begun by those other nazi big guns Minister of Air Hermatic purple He is a scion of an of intense heat Mann Wilhelm Goering and Rudolf aristocratic family but even his bitBead Armies Hess Adolf Hitler's own spokesman terest political opponents concede that Commanding the northern armies Goes Further he has brains as well as birth were Ras Kassa member of the imt'Where Hess in his address last Long On Fringe family who is considered the perial merely hinted at nazi dictatorIt is as certain as anything can most important chieftain after the JA the Baltic seaport after to- formidable character of the difficulbe in British politics that Captain emperor and Ras Seyum hereditary r ties Of the raorrowitt vote the propaganda present European situation Eden is of Tigre province for a future went further with this defiant These are not insuperable but it they foreign riding straight with the pre- governor Unlike the Ethiopian armies of secretaryship are to be overcome every nation has miers chair statement: at the head of the cab- 1896 which crushingly defeated an t"We have broken the Versailles Its part to play Ours should surely inet table in the middle distance He Itahan invading force the present-daWe have torn off our be to pursue a policy frank firm and has been on the treaty! soldiers make use of modern fringe of the cabinet shackles on the principle that 'who stalwart in support of the league of for some time and Wireless and airplanes the success of his ever has the power gets the rights!' nations and a collective peace sys- visits to Moscow and Warsaw may equipment speed communications formerly enit was In the Saar so will it in tem' well serve to admit him to that inner trusted to barefoot runners while a probability be in Danzig" circle of the government rifles and machine guns have reThousands Who heard thepropa:'-gittidCounsel Named Captain Eden is one of the best placed sabers and swords War maminister yelled themselves speakers in the house of commons terials are arriving WASHINGTON April 6 by way of hoarse at this intimation that the about what he means Djibouti Pree City now under the league of federal communications commission lquite definite and equally definite in the manner in Addis Ababa unique capital of nIttions1 guardianship might soon re- today appointed Carl E Arnold dean which he conveys it no matter bow this unique land goes calmly about tarn to the fatheland like that other of the University of Wyoming's law Irapid the fire confronting him He its everyday pursuits even showing achool as assistant general counsel league protectorate the Saar terrias a man ivho no resentment against Italians livImpresses listeners tpry mean that the nazis instead of pre- kndws his job- - despite his meteoric ing here Many of the 150 Italian resLater however Goebbels said: paring to effect the Free City's re- rise in the political firmament idents have left for Eritrea recently I union with the relch by force intend Ts Show World It was evident at Eton that he was attracted by the high wages being e"No man can doubt that Danzig to whip sentiment here to such an cut out for a brilliant career and paid as result of the influx of Eenito ih German and rational socialist This intensity that the initiative will come when he took first class honors in' Mussolini's troops has nothing to do with the forcible ostensibly from Danzig rather than Oriental languages and shone in Rises Early epange of frontiers That we will not from Berlin tackled he Oxford at every d The But we will show He assailed the makers of the Ver- it was' subject auld cannot do but fulfillment of early promthe whole world what this city thinks sailles treaty as "those who wanted ise Then came the war and Eden emperor up since 5 a m busy with laffairs of state received his interto make of Danzig an eternal apple at the sind means" age of 20 became- a general viewer clad in white shirt and These' stateitenti Were taken to of discord?' Officer staff al Jodhpur breeches shamma (resemReturns fa Politica bling the Roman toga) and short Returning to civil life he turned black coat called the "kaba' to his obvious bent for politics He Numerous servants accompanied The largest and finest Drapery Department in the 'entered parliament and the self-a- s him one carrying the red umbrella lsurance his held of maiden speech 4west All the new materials and colorings Our signifying his majesty Three cocker the attention of the house spaniels gilt of an uncle of Italy's expert Decorators will be glad to offer new ideas Chamberlain then foreign king followed him into the library IAusten to was who and help you plan always Isecretary quick which contained numerous books in evaluate the worth of a man pounced English and French to him Eden and carried off "''4 upon Outside in the palace barethe foreign office as parliamentary footed Ethiopian soldiers yard wearing For three years Belgian private secretary ' uniforms—Ethiopla buys IChamberlain was well and capably such uniforms in odd lots—drilled no ser‘reC and private secretary underBelgian military advisers ' 'worked harder A member of Haile Selassie's When the national government "brain trust" young men educated learnt into power Eden naturally was in foreign countries at the emperearmarked for the foreign office and or's expense netted Elate Kidane 1 'Sir John Simon was delighted to Mariam Aberra introduced the inname him as parliamentary undersec- terviewer and added after the emretary Sir John has a brain perhaps peror's remarks: "We are against unsurpassed la Great Britain but war" 'never has his been overshadowed by his chief -- ISM- - Whit 'hint Britain's Envoy I ro sound and comprehensive gnomic a sound and comprehensive ecoprogram" authe basis tor PeleaWss nomic program both domestic and offered officially at the Same:time international and carrying it forward to the- - end- - that thenorrnal Made Public t processee of 'domestic and internaSecretary of State 'COrdell made public the warning and the tional finance and commerce may be hint today when be issued's formal restored and 10 millions of unemployed wage earners may be teem: statentent saying that Volitical solid artces are hollow in themselves and ployed This 'would afford that only 0 prograntfor reemploying foundation on which to rebuild sta"tens of milkions of unemployed wage blepeace and politicalstructuree s earners" throughout the world will yiewed-aChange afford a solid foundation on which Bull's atatement that the need for has called into active service many thousand men to rebuild stable peace and political a world program "was never more 'structures" that apparent" was taken as fully equipped for action in Africa and in cue The mai statement issued unexStates might now look of a European crisis perhaps along her frontier pectedly by 'Secretary Bull today with favor on economic conread: This would be a direct ference "The experience of most pariaof change in front by the adminlitra the world in the last few years tion since in 1933 President Roosetheir attempts to promote and pre- velt by his attitude on currency etaserve political stability disarmament riilization9 virtually broke up the peaee and other necessary interna- first world economic conference sintional relationships undoubtedly by glehanded: this time has demonstrated the great The Joerican warning that politi - ' - Sy Ire 6Amerka !difficulty distress news-pipe- ' Must - ' - t1'atononiReviva1 of making progress in Important undertakings large portion of the world to'daY warned efforts its Furopithat population- is unemployed and feelto "Preserve political stability by ing the serious pinch of economic to failmilitary alliances are doomed urstmless they are based on a defiThe necessity therefore ivas nite program 4orworld Irectivery' never more apparent for the various IT S might join countries of the world to The' hint that the give immeviorld conference to discu1 diate attention to the matter of adopt-mByTribttne Leased (Continued front Paeo n i" Precede Political Stability Need Termed Pressing Problems Raised by Nazi Arming iney be called back as "supreme chief" to coordinate France's army navy and aviation services 'Unofficial figures as to the cornpirative sist of the French and Geri: Iran army 1( ices are commanding a r sharp of public attention The L'Intransigeant published today a study of the retch army erectited to M Tukashevsky assistant Rue' lien war minister with a statement that Germany will have an official sanding army of 909000 men in ad dition to a trained force of 900000 and that Germany's forces will be 40 per cent greater than- those of France br next summer Rapid Concentration Tukashevsky maid Germany already hid proved she could concentrate nearly 500000 reserves within twenty- four hours after a declaration of war The government resorted to berth in dealing with campaign of military- set ' against vice to two years which they cpmmunist newspaper Humanite has ben carrying on Police raided the paper's offices seizing documents itt vagrant arrested at La Mothe was found to possess a letter police said written from the office of HUI Manite asking for information about The activities of a gas mask factory' Police said the document was of "interest to the national defense" The government is determined to head off demonstrations against the conscription law scheduled toyear f6r tomorrow and "preventive ar' rests" are expected "Foreign Minister Pierre Laval was crimpleting moves on the diplomatic flont today to back up France's armed strength through the conference April 1 1 at Stresa with Premier Mussolini ' a nd Sir John Simon The French cabinet will devote a special session Tuesday to lending' fell weight to Laval's hope to 'get a binad system of European accords of mutual assistance within the frame'' Work of the league of nations it ecoverv:r eace -- - 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