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THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY MORNING Race in 1936 A Britain France Italy to Tackle Ethiopia Border Dispute Announcement by Long Features Political Developments ' (Contbpntl from iae (Continued (rom Fate One) One) the right to construct railroads over larger territory than she Is now permitted under the 1906 treaty ObesSfVere also said Italy might n be granted certain portions of Halle territory with Emperor Selassie comforted by the gift of some port for his landlocked nation (aid that he probably would diacuse ilia political plana at that meeting Denial Issued There wa a a quick denial in official Democratic party circlea of the g claimed by Long The White Houae waa silent however Long waa reported aa aaying he could take six southern states from Ethi-opio- "Vote-gettin- the party “We’ll even take Louisiana away from him" said one optimistic Democratic official EmllHurja executive directonsf the Denjocratie national committee made a similar statement recently In announcing the plans for the conference between Davey and the president tomorrow White Houae officials said they did not know what he wanted to talk about Work-reliwaa mentioned a a a likely topic Republicans have said the Democrats were afraid to call a special election at this time and George Render who sought the Republloan nomination for the Truax post In 1932 has threatened suit to force an election " Hopes Revived Davey has bad his troubles with Harry L Hopkins works progress administrator hut whether these jvould play a part In the conference jwith the president was not disclosed ADDIS ABABA Aug 13 ID— Haile Selassie as the end Em-per- season in Ethiopia approaches Is under merciless pressure from his many wild chieftains and their followers Always popular he has gained new stature in the eyes of his more conservative subjects because of the extreme dignity and restraint he has evidenced in the face of the fiery actions and attitudes of these lead- ef Republican hopes ers He has acknowledged the situation is dark but has expressed determination not to surrender to popular hysteria and to do his utmost to work out a peaceful solucrisis tion of the Would Lead Warriors If war comes he has promised he will cast aside the robes of state hood and lead his clans to battle in persori playing the traditional role of his regal ancestors His dark hour was made darker today m he mourned the death of Wolsiro Assalafetch the wifi of his Italo-Ethiopi- slg' naled hy fresh statements from Senator Capper (R Kan) and former Vice President Curtis that there Vere a dozert Republicans who could beat President Roosevelt already had turned toward Ohio for an early testing ground of strength The plans of Long to bolt the party If Mr Roqsevelt were renomi-nate- d contrasted sharply with a statement by Senators Glass and Byrd Virginia Democrats who have differed sharply with the administration on many policies 0 They stressed that they would continue to vote their own convlo Jtlonscn legislation but said neither fit them had “ever bolted a party Jnomlnatlon— local stats or national neither of us has ever entertained the remotest notion of doing anything of tha kind in 1936” Long Gets Warning Their statement denied that “the two Virginia senators contemplate organizing their state against the (selection of President Rdosevelt in the event of his renominatlon” Almost coincident with the disclosure by Long's colleagues of his presidential plans came a warning lit New Orleahs from Senator Bilbo (D MISs) for the Louisiana senator to keep his hands oft Mississippi and brother-in-laDedjazmatch lima Miss Hsiel Stanley as “Mercy” and Monroe Fleming as “Jus- following an operation tice” two of the characters who will appear in the pageant “EthiThe emperor apparently pins lit opia at the Bar of Justice” to be held at the Water theater at Nibley tie hope upon the tripartite conversations ln Paris to which he was park Wednesday at 8:30 p m He does not express not Invited hope that anything will divert Mussolini and he recalled in yesterday's address that although peace efforts Pageant Planned Ten New Forest By Colored Group Blazes Battled in Northwest Area With Ethiopia as Theme to Be Presented Idaho Fire Near McCall Wednesday Baffles Fighters Nine “Ethiopia at tha Bar of Justice” s pageant created for the InspiraOthers Subdued dedEvent tion of the colored people and icated to the advancement of world brotherhood will be presented Wednesday at S:30 p m at ths Water theater at Nibley park under the eponsorehtp of the local branch of the National Association for ths Advancement of the Colored Peo- & & h pis Featuring a cast of 29 charaoters a chorus of 40 voices the pageant will be under the direction of Mr Freddie Howell Stanley The politics Bilbo said “Mississippi will never music will be Under ths supervision Louisiana” become a province of ofM H Flemming assisted by Miss and added that Long’s candidacy for Bernice Young at the piano presidency was “a great big joke Some Republicans took the matter more seriously however One western senator said that if Long ran independently his own state which bad gone Democratic in the laat two elections woulg go Republican States Claimed and -- Today Salt Lake v ' The' six itates which' Long’ preVEHICLE CODE dictions claimed for him if be ran Members of tho Motor Vehicle were Louisiana! Georgia Teyaa Florida Mississippi and Arkansas Code association will meet In the Senator - from several of those chamber of commerce at 10 a m states Joined' Democratic party - AUTHORS CLUB in predicting otherwise A meeting of tho Authors’ club The conversations of Hoover with will be held In tho Bishop’s building party stalwarts in New York were at 10:30 a m poil-m- described as revolving about for 1938 rather than individual SOROPTIMIST CLUB candidacies One of ' his visitor Tho Soropttmist club will hold was Colonel Theodore Roosevelt luncheon meeting at 12:15jh m In Others he was reported to have the Beau Brummel cafe seen were Ogden Mills former secFUEL DEALERS retary of the treasury and former Members of tho Salt Lake Retail Senator David Reed of PennsylFuel Dealers’ association will meet vania : at 12:15 p m In Dick Gunn’s cafe FAIRVIEW’Mlch Aug 13 RESERVE OFFICERS Senator James A Reed The Reserve Officers’ Association Missouri Democrat predicted today will hold a luncheon meetthat if the Republican party adopts of Utah in tho Beau Bfummel cafe at ing a nominate! and 'a good platform can i defeat Preai 12:18 p m good candidate It dent Roosevelt in 1938BOY SCOUTS - ' He expressed the belief however An oloctlon of officers by a dele' that the should noml Democrats of Boy Scouts of America nata a conservative candidate rath- gation from Sacfamsnto Cal will bo held er than Mr Roosevelt t “There is a decided reaotlon in tho Newhouse hotel at 2 p m v against the new deal” the MOVING AND STORAGE onetime fiery orator of the senate A hearing will be conducted by '"'Said in an interview at his vacation the moving and storage Industry " ‘camp on Flat lake “The people are at 2:30 p m in the chamber of ?' turning against it5 ” ' ‘ commerce a “Ths ons man heresy of tha man who happens to bo president cahnot - Race Riot Flare jdestroy the Democratic party It BAYOU LA BATES Ala Aug 13 i will live always under some name' i " i The constitution he declared (UP)— Racial ahtagonism ingen "cannot be destroyed by a president dered by a strlko of shrimp fisherWho swore to uphold it but who has men resulted In ths shooting of three tried to tear it down aided by white men and the beating of negro hero today disgraceful congresa" Reed said he believed ft would be possible to defeat President Roose velt for renominatlon He made It clear that ho favored the aelectlon of a Conservative rather than a liberal Democratic candidate He mentioned three former governors whom ha said would be acceptable nominees W hie opinion more They are Alfred EL Smith of New ROME Aug 13 CD-T- hre York 1928 standard bearer Senator ships laden with troops wer mateHarry F Byrd of Virginia and for- rials and workmen sailed for Italy’s mer Governor Albert C Ritchie of East African colonies tonight as the government ' completed arrangeMaryland "1 don’t know what part yet PH ments to sand its delegation to the take in the 1938 campaign” he said tripower conference In Paris circles did not dis-j “but I always have been active" vj Asked If he ever Considered run- guise ths fact Italy doe not expect ning for the aenate again or soak- any development in these conversaing any other public office ho an-- tions to retard her military program WftFfld! In East Africa "Italian policy regarding East “I have no plans for myself yet Africa has not changed In the slightest said an official spokesman English Lord Dies v - Polite Listener 'CANTERBURY circles believe England Aug 13 ID— Lord Tomlin 68 jurist died therefore that" Baron Pompeo in a today nursing home after a Alolsl the Italian delegate who is abort lUnesa sxpected to arrive in Faria Thurs- es - CD-Fo- rmer - ed 4 - were going on ostensibly the man legions continued to gather In East Africa and the end of the rainy season (which is the “zero hour' to many Ethiopians) is nearly come Ro- WASHINGTON Well-inform- ed - Well-Inform- ed V rk ' Aug 13 UP)-Ita- ly's J Hazlett Former Ohio Legislator and Teacher Succumbs CASPER 13 D-- A of the Inland Oil Index and former Ohio newspaper publisher legislator and teacher died at his home here today after a long illness While serving two terms in the Ohio house of representatives from 1896 to 1900 Hazlett was a contemporary of former President Warren G Harding They served together on the committee of state penal and eleemosynary institutions West Oil Authority was known Hazlett widely throughout the Rooky mountain region because of his activities in newspaper work end oil research He was regarded by many experts as one of the best informed authorities on western oil areas He also found time for extensive activity in the Republican party Born in Crawford county Ohio November 8 1864 Hazlett attended Heidelburg college at Tiffin Ohio and worked as circulation manager of the Tiffin Advertiser Later he taught school at Sulphur Springs Ohio and subsequently became superintendent He was married in 1890 to Nell Carpenter Baker and they came west to Helena Mont where he became a school principal Returns to Ohio Hazlett Returned to Bucyrus Ohio & year later and with his brother purchased the Crawford County News Later he disposed of this property and became publisher of the Findlay Morning Republic and Evening Jeffersonian He became financially interested in oil properties near Findlay and made a specialty of writing oil trade news for his papers His wife died in 1907 and he’ sold his newspapers and became superintendent of Henry L Doherty holdings at Chatham Ont J Hazlett Wyo Aug 70 publisher Oil Hazlett--marrie- Journal Editor Sallle P Locke of Tiffin Ohio In 1909 He was associate editor of the Tulsa Ok la Oil and Gas Jdurnal in 1912 and a year later edited the Oil Trade Journal at Houston Texas During the World war hs served as fuel supervisor of the bureau of oil well Applies in the United States fuel administration Surviving are his widow a son Robert L Hazlett of Casper a daughter Mrs D D Dellinger Dallas Texas and a brother- W H Hazlett Bentbn Ohio powerful air armada a terrible weapon in event of European war may be of limited tactical value in event of Ethiopian hostilities military experts here believe Elements Do Fart Altitude heat wind dust and SPOKANE Wash Aug 13 — New drought are reported already to forest fires springing from abnor- have allied themselves effectively with the scattered Ethiopian tribesAnnounce Birth mally dry' tlmberlands challenged men in their projected defense Idaho— Mr and Mrs SALMON hundreds of fighters in scattered against air attack The real test Floyd Banta of Tendoy announce will be believe the sections of the northwest today largely experts Ten hew blazes were reported In capacity of the Italian ground staffs the birth of a son at Salmon western Montana northern Idaho and mechanics to render satisfacand eastern Washington tory service to the pilots Forest service squads aided by Italian aviation under these cirC C C worker and crews of timber cumstances probably will address protective associations moved itself first to the establishment of quickly and all fire but one were fast and effective communications aerial reconnaissance and ambureported under control lance service — possibly direct from Meet Serious Otubreak The most serious outbreak In the Ethiopia to Italy Test for Aircraft region destroyed a tourist camp and ISO acres of good timber between War In Ethiopia would afford the St Regis and Superior Mont first effective test of modern aviaIn the south cehtral Idaho region tion under the conditions that have-- ' a big fire northeast of McCall on developed since the World war In the Idaho national forest roared 15 years the average speed of milout of control eating up more thou- itary airplanes has practically sands of acres of timber Eight doubled and the ceiling of ordinary hundred C C C workers fought flights Is nearly three times higher vainly to stem it About 14000 acres French airmen during the strife have been burned over forest agen- in Morroco proved the value of aircies estimated planes In communication and obOn the north border of Glacier servation but airplanes ' did not national park the Waterton fire demonstrate themselves as a weapon In Canada was reported to be of major importance In direct comchecked after burning over 1500 bat with’ tribesmen The tribal waracres riors when attacked from the air Pine Belt Free merely scattered and hid behind The vast white pine belt of north rocks until the raid was over They central Idaho where numerous were harrassed and suffered some small fires have raced through tlm losses but usually wers not seriousberland for more than a week was ly crippled remarkably free from biases today but lookouts and other forest servMakes Plans ice observation agencies kept sharp League watch For ’Popularity Event - DENVER Aug 13 CD— Thirteenth South street suffered first degree burns on his lower ri£ht leg the abdomen and right hand Tuesday at 9 a m when he overturned a coffee pot standing on the stove at his home He was treated at the Salt Lake general hospital the wife of a Chicago stock broker had been the personal choice of Miss Addams founder of the establishment and cowinner of the WASHINGTON Aug 13 '(Deselection of Adena Miller Rich to succeed the late Jane Addams as president of Hull House famous Chicago yvelfare unit was announced Carter in tonight by Clarence-behalf of the board of trustees Carter who conducted the Jane Addams memorial fund campaign said the choice was unanimous by both the board and the residents of Hull House He asserted also that Mrs Rich Nobel peace prize in Mrs Paul Heimbecker 29 was alive today because her husband' dived into the Platte river and fought four mlnutek under water to free her from the wreckage of their car knocked into the stream by a truck The car came to rest in four feet of water with Mrs Heimbecker under it unconscious and with her head threq inches under water When Heimbecker attempted to pull her to the surface he discovered her legs were caught and he could not move her He dived and for four minutes struggled to free her 1931 re he finally was successful take pleasure in We Capone Becomes - ANNOUNCING Prison Librarianl By Tribune Leased Wire A1 SAN FRANCISCO Aug Capone who often passed the Chicago library and its various beer branches in the course business has been promoted to be 13-- aim of-hi- s prison librarian at the Alcatraz Island federal penitentiary an alum- nus of Alcatraz who is being deported said here today Despite Mr Capone’s promotion William Hambrose former narcotics leader who is being deported to England said that the erstwhile public enemy No 1 first series “is burning up at the restrictions of Lower Lobby — Entrance from Main Lobby and Downstairs from "South Temple street that Alcatraz madhouse" “But” he added "there is no truth to the atory that he is losing his mind because of Alcatraz A1 is not breaking up under the treatment” Flush Kidneys of Acid and Poisons AN ENTIRELY NEW ROOM DONE IN THE AND VIBRANT MANNER MOST MODERNE Informal Opening 8 Thursday p m FORMAL OPENING SATURDAY 8 p m to Midnight of the Week a m to Thereafter 11 Midnight Every Day COLD BUFFET IMPORTED DELICACIES REFRESHING BEVERAGES Fascinating Decorations and Appointments An atmosphere Stop Getting Up Nights Special INFORMALITY Attraction BILLY and GftACE CARMEN When kidneys are clogged they become weak— the bladder 1 irritated— often passage Is scant and smarts and burns — alaep Is restless and nightly -- Marimba-Xylophon- Artists e Rationally Known visits to the bathroom are frequent The right (Armless and Inexpensive way to atop this trouble and restore healthy action to kidneys and bladder Is to get from any druggist a box ot Oold Medal Haarlem OU Capsules and take as directed— you won't be disappointed— out be sure and get Stars le ALSO THE RENDEZVOUS MALE QUARTET HOTEL UTAH nt GOLD MEDAL oi DELIGHTFUL OU Capsules— the original and genuine — right from Haarlem In Holland— a grand kidney stimulant and diuretic Remember alto that other symptoms of kidney and Haarlem GUY TOOMBES Manager bladder trouble are backache leg cramp puffy eyes moist palms and nervousness (Adv) ' CODY Wyo Aug 13 ID—Flames devoured more than 10000 acres of virgin tlmberland in Sbo that shone national forest near ths east entrance of Yellowstons park were reported virtually under control today after 400 fire fighters had battled them nearly 72 hour Unless fresh winds fan the flames tim and spread them to near-b- y bered areas the firs will be subdued by nightfall according to reports her from forestry service officials in tbs firs sons At a meeting of the Civlo league Tuesday evening Italian-Amer-ic- arrangements wers mads for the announcement of the winners of ths popularity contest being staged by means of sals of tickets Wednesday at 7 p m with the winner to be feted at a luncheon etUth chamber of commerce Thursday at 1pm It was announced that all arrangements havt been made for the outing at Lagoon Sunday Invitations have been Issued to Mayor Louts Marcus of Salt Laks City Forest Army Sought Mayor Harman W Peery of Ogden 8POKANE Wash Aug IS (D-T- he and Mayor Ernest Glannottt of recruiting of 1000 men from Helper relief roll of this region for the army of workers combating white pine blister rust in Idaho’s densely forested panhandle waa started here today BECAUSE IT’S THE ONLY ONE WITH THESE GREAT FEATURES There isn't another car in the lowest price field with a body all of steel Nor another with brakes — the big police-teste- d 800 horsepower brakes that stop the Terraplane in half the distance that police call “perfect” Nor with the Electric Hand that makes shifting so fast and smooth and driving so easy and aafe Nor with TerraplaneV smooth flow of power— flashing jC" Three More Vessels Speed w-Duce’s Troops to Ethiopia ‘v:--- ' ‘s ot the-rain- y -- Reviving Child Seriously Burned Chicago Broker’s Wife Gary Marriott 4 son of Mr and Will Head Hull House Mrs Delbert Marriott 425 East Great Powers Inland Oil Index Hero Frees Dies Wife Fiiined Meet to Solve Publisher At Casper Wyo Under River African Crisis He Will Enter ' AUGUST 14 193S J V 111 day will listen politely to all suggestions for solution of the problem advanced by 's Sn' V Franc or England but In the end " will maintain the Italian right-bac- ked by a wealth of judicial arv ' gument— to deil with Ethiopia In Italy’s own way I ' The newspapers' played up new "bellicose” declarations attributed NEW FREEDOM! No more wonto Emperor Hall Selassie of Ethiodering and worrying about embarannounced the pia They steamship rassing “accidents” For there’s a will tosail for East Africa Gang new of sanitary napkin now morrow with 2000 troops who will One kind With longer tab that can’t be reviewed by Grown Prince Umpull loose One that can’t strike berto prior to their departure The through It’s called “Certain-Safe- ? steamers Mereno Confidents and Modes It’s o much safer and Conterosso embarked for African It’s eofter too Get a box today colonies with troops workmen and Italo-Ethiopi- an n fl supplies UdvertleemenU CARAVAN CARS acceleration— extra safety in tight spots in traffic Ask your dealer for details of the low-coHudson financing plan! at st AND LOOK AT THE RICES! 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