Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Hull Takes Cue From U S Entanglement in Rebuffs Over Peace Efforts U S Sidesteps Ethiopian Fight Hull Note Says Peaceful Solution Likely in Rank Stockholders Face Assessment Suit Fruitless Pleas Directed at Aggressors in Far East Secretary Recalls To aecure money allegedly due on assessments on stock of the defunct First National bank of Nephi W C Andrews ae ‘receiver of the institution Friday filed suit against the in the United States Stockholder district Tourt The complaint asks judgment against the stockholders to the amount of stock held in the bank Those named with their amount of stock is as follows: Sherman Armstrong $1000 Eugene Giles $1600 Sarah V Hall $200 Byron Howells $1800 Pearl R Huffman $1000 John W Whitmore $12700 George M Whitmore $23100 Marguerite R Whitmore $1000 and Max M Whit- ment waa equally rude Reduced to its simplest terms the soviet Contrbversy reply to the then American secre t&ry of state ead: “Co jump in the lake” asked to exert in the (Continued from Page One) Stimson got burned again In 1932 crisis operated In simits contents to my government I ilar situations in the Orient He when the Japanese were busily conhave been instructed by my govern- was on the ground in Manchuria solidating their positions in Man ment to reply to your note a( fol- when fruitless appeals were made churls ahelllng Nanking and bat lows: under the Kellogg pact terlng the Chinese Nineteenth rout "My government Interested as it army at Shanghai Is in the maintenance of peace in all Stimson could stand It ho longer By H R EKINS world of is the China had appealed In vain to the parts gratified that Copyright by United Press more the League of Nations with a view NEW YORK United League of Nations She was calling July g--The to a peaceful settlement has given for to America brother help big will not pull foreign chestits attention to the controversy States out of the Italian fire in Abya He spread the Kellogg pact and the which has unhapply arisen between nuts treaty on hie desk and ainla your government and the Italian learned by bitter experi- spoke up sharply again this time She has government and that the contro- ence not to be the goat when weak to Tokyo Classic Example versy is now in process of arbitra- nations faced with t aggression ap tion hostilities With to to proceeding unenforce Washington peal Hopes for Satisfaction but toothless peace ms abated the Japanese foreign office the world's classic example of an "My government hopes that chinery whatever the facts or merits of the That is why Secretary of State iron hand in a silken glove replied controversy may be the arbitral Cordell Hull tonight turned Abys- with delightful euphemism: - agency dealing with this contro- sinia’s appeal that he invoke the "But there is no war" versy may be able to arrive at a Kellogg pact in the Japanese officers deploying their decision satisfactory to both of the dispute aside with a "hope” there troops and aiming their artillery in con- would be no war the field took time out to ask: governments immediately cerned “What la the Kellogg pact?” Vivid Recollection "Furthermore and of great ImThen they went back to their Hull’s predecessor Colonel Henry portance in view of the provisions L Stimson learned what It was to work Chapel the Shanghai native The undeof the pact of Paris to which both burn his fingers on a peace pact city became a ruin Italy and Abyssinia are parties in Washington has vvid recollection clared war went on common With 61 other countries of scorching retorts by the soviet The United States dtd not Invoke my government would be loath to union in 192S and Japan in 1932 the Kellogg pact in the war in the believe that either of them 'would when China appealing more to Green Hell of the Gran Chaco beresort to other than pacific means American altruism than discretion cause Bolivia was not a signatory as a method of dealing with this prevailed upon the state department Plead in Vain controversy or would permit any to take up the Kellogg pact as a But on the basis of what hapsituation to arise which would be cudgel pened on the 'inconsistent with the commitments Iry 1928 Stimson’s courageous but borders and inside the Great Wall of the pact” precipitate Kellogg pact warning to of China the Emperor Haile SeMbscow—directed by President Her- lassie “conquering lion of the tribe ADDIS ABABA July 5 (1— Em- bert Hoover— sent soviet planes of of Judah and king of kings” will denied Selassie Haile peror today (the Far Eastern red army bombing plead in vain to Secretary Hull Intentions having aggressive against young Marshal Chang Hsueh-llang’- a Stark realism has shown that dipany neighboring country hapless troops all the way from lomatic action by outsiders in a A special article he wrote for the Manchuli to Haiiap dispute does not keep troops from Associated Press declared his naChang dropped the soviet-owne- d Armies fight and their tion was willing to collaborate with Chinese Eastern railway which he the march boom in accordance with careany nation for peace provided haS attempted to seize as fast as guns laid plans and no sentimenand Integ- Stimson dropped the Kellogg 'pact fully Ethiopia’s independence tally inspired treaty no matter how rity were not threatened well meaning has prevented hosReplies With Bombs an the needs country Admitting Moscow replied to Chang in Man- tilities when the urge to fight has outlet to the sea the emperor said churia with airplane bonriks ma- burned in the hearts pf men “we shall obtain it by agreement bullets He got a heavy schooled to fight with one another of our neighbors chine gun list and lost a lot of face The Washington dispatches show casualty by ordinary diplomatic means" not was too far away for cor- Secretary Hull has seen the Hoover-Stimso- n Stimson by war poral punishment but his treat ghost— and ia grateful Answers Accusation to accusations “of disanswer In I-- like of fore Italy to observe her obligastrangers cultivation of ter- spotlight in the ritorial and political ambitions controversy to the United States tions under the Kellogg pact outtook advantage of the breather thus lawing war signed at Paris in 1928) against adjoining colonies and in- afforded The office was reported planning today to seek to dissipate citing African people to revolt and Italian suspicions to use it preparing for next week’s against Europeans” he said for- French debate and trying to commons eigners established in Ethiopia “are aroused by her peace efforts Steps were reported being taken check France’s drift toward Italy able to appreciate the reception and to disabuse Rome and Paris of their by convincing Premier Pierra Lahospitality they enjoy” He denied Italian accusations that apparent idea that England already val of the urgency of collective acaave the League of Nations slavery still existed asserted reor- had charted the course she would tion to force Benito ganization of the army was to follow in trying realize reforms maintain internal Mussolini to give up the idea of an order and accomplish international African war Welcome Appeal uses and declared Ethiopia ready In view of the house of commons' to accept collaboration with foreign on Captain Anpowers “frhen and if such collabo- vociferous attacks ration brings no prejudice toward thony Eden's peace negotiations in the political independence and ter- Rome— that involved his "tentative offer” to cede part of British Soritorial Integrity of Ethiopia” The emperor yesterday formally maliland to Ethiopia in return for Slum Clearance Managers asked the United States to find concessions to Italy that might plaWill Get Training some way to make Italy stand by cate II Duce— the foreign office welher pledges in the Kellogg pact of comed Ethiopia’s latest appeal to in Capital 1928 by which she renounced war Washington (An Ethiopian note "delivered to as an instrument of national policy the American charge d’affaires at WASHINGTON Brit- Addis Ababa Thursday asked the LONDON July 5 July 5 OP)— A ain obviously relieved to yield the United States to seek some way to echool for prospective managers of federal slum clearance projects to train them in teaching slum dwellers to use the new gadgets of modern houses is to be opened here in October The National Association of Housing Officials announced today it was behind the school and that It would be financed by the Laura Spellman foundation In addition It will have the informal support and cooperation of the federal slum clearance division of P W A which reported today it had found many slum dwellers SATURDAY JULY I JULY SATURDAY knew little about electric contrapA M tions such as refrigerators stoves 29— KDYL— lierly Morning Varieties— d:30— Morning Serenade "eyeopeners” In favorite melodies irons and toasters 7:00— CBS— Frees Radio News 7 IS— KDYL— The Musical Clock spark-117:05— CBS— Mellow Moments Ernest Bohn of Cleveland presiearly morning melodies 00— NBC— The Honeymoonera Grace end 7:30— Tunes for the I dent of the housing officials’ assoEarly Birds Eddie Albert h ciation Is to be in charge 415— NBO— The Vass Family— seven South 1:09— Breakfast Melodies 4:39— Suggestions for Early Shoppers Carolina harmonists courses are to be given as 30— NBC— Whitney String Ensemble 0 09—Bering Sue snd her husband Jack prospective managers and assistants 10— KDYL— The Melody Revue featur:15— CBS— Orientals ing the day’s most popular tunes for some 75 federal housing proj30— CBS— Al Roth and hU 0 Amerisa’e leading by Interpreted Srneopators ects orchestras 10:09—CBS— Jack Shannon tenor from I 45— KDYL— Utah Association of Future The students are to be instructSyracuse N Y Farmer of America program vocal 15:15— A VUlt With Jennie Lee stylist ed how to teach women to use cenquartet 10 00— KDYL— Music In the Air—current 10 30—CBS — Billy Mills snd company en tral laundries with modern equipfavorites In melody tertains from Chicago 10 30— NBS— National ment instead of the old tub and Farm and Rome Music Hour — It 00 — CBS — Madison Ensemble Hour — National circles are Sewing compositions of Verdi 11:30— CBS— Mauris Sherman snd his or- washboard featuring to bs formed Playgrounds are to Sousa and Wagner played by the chestra from the College Inn Marine Band United States be supervised Practical hygiene is 11 30— NBC— The d Revue— variety P M muslcale headed by a distinguished 19:00— CBS— On tho Village Oreen Howard to be taught Harold Levy cast of guest stars with H R Ekins veteran United Press foreign correspondent now in New York tells how moral suasion such as Washington was Aine-pow- v SATURDAY MORNING JULY 6 1935 $500 demic appeared "worst in the three neighboring counties of Wake Harnett and Johnston Discussing past epidemics Leake said "infantile paralysis has become one of the worst feared of all our epidemic diseases The two largest epidemics in the history of the world have occurred in the United States within the last 20 years spreading from our most thickly Yet even in the populated areas center of the worst of these epidemics only one person In about 500 had the disease or one child out of about 70 children under ftvj years of age” He explained that the disease ordinarily is spread by human contact and the germ ia taken in through the nose or mouth Infantile Paralysis Spread Reaches Epidemic Stage in North Carolina WASHINGTON July 5 (UP)— An outbreak of infantile paralysis has reached the epidemic stage in fJorth Carolina and two U S public health service “trouble shooters" will be on the job there next week it was announced tonight North Carolina has reported 275 cases of infantile paralysis this year in the worst outbreak of the disease in the old south In modern times During the week ending June 29 the latest tabulated by the public health service 63 additional cases were reported In North Carolina and 26 In neighboring Virginia counties Dr A G Gilliam has been in North Carolina for three weeks and Dr iW P Dearlng will leave for the epidemic area over the weekend Both helped Dr J P Leake veteran infantile paralysis expert during the 1934 epidemic in California last year Dr Leake has worked with infantile paralysis for 25 yedra and worked in' the 1916 New York epidemic which was pnepf the worsf In the United States Reports to the public health service showed the following number of cases in the United States for the week ending June 29: North Carolina 63 California 33 Trial Continued Virginia 24 New York 8 of which 5 were in New York City AlabamA Trial of Marko Drazlch 1515 5 Louisiana 4 andAhe rest scat- South State street on a charge of tered possession of Intoxicating liquor not The present North Carolina epi obtained from a Utah state liquor Scampering Monkeys : Revel in Freedom MADISON Wii July Spurning entreaties and banana six Rhesus monkeys scampered in’ treetops and on roofs just off the Unlyergity of Wisconsin campus day reveling in the freedom they declared 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