Show " v I Local Metal Markets The Weather UTAH WYOMING -- NEVADA— Fair Thursday and Friday l-- IDAHO— Fair unsettled in north Friday" (Detailed Report on Pate 18) le VOL 132 NO 31 I juntas IntMd ntrf morning Entered at tba poatofflM at Halt Cltr aa aeeond elaaa matter under act of Much K 17 flil Spirited Battle Loses Porker Interest Rate Slash Urged By Roosevelt Laker Chosen as President After Bennett Quits Race Stirs Protest Per Cent Too High on Real Estate Loans Six Congressman of Idaho Calls Canada Pact Mines Threat Barb Aimed at Bankers I 1 Held Factor in Important U S Recovery Lower Caustic New Deal Critic ftH (f lt fight between friends and foes of the national administration He is Orval W Adams vice presi- f r i'PXi " 1 n- Sends Wire to Roosevelt -i Charges By Associated Press Nov 13— BankWASHINGTON ers received from President Ropse-vetoday a pointed suggestion that interest rates be slashed to prod recovery The chief executive said in reply By United Press NEW ORLEANS La Nov 1- 3A hitter critic of the new deal won an executive office in the American Banners association' today in a -- 20 PAGES— FIVE CENTS to press conference questions that he certainly wanted interest rates lower than 6 per cent but would not give a more exact figure He pictured easier money as an important factor In bringing the powerful lever of large bank reserves into greater play in the recovery drive Perhaps by coincidence the question of bank charges for loans was raised and the president's views given at a time when the American Bankers' association was in convention in New Orleans There severe criticism was being raised against some phases of the new deal particularly heavy borrowing for relief spending Example by U S Mr Roosevelt gave no intimation that he expected the government to take action to force cheaper money Some observers drew the inference that he looked rather toward mov- - hV iK?' Vv4 Rescued Wreck Survivors Tell Horror Stories Gov Herring Pis Waser Puts Gambling Charge proposed the United States and Canada would provide for a lower tariff on lead and zinc was ' protested by Representative Compton L White (D) of Idaho who announced in Salt Lake City Wednesday night that he had sent a telegram to President Roose velt informing him that such a step would be a threat to the mining Against Governor I Just a Minute -— — Alabama Bourbons Name First Roosevelt Delegates fed-era- ld very-beautifu- lf iHUiuuuai New Rioting Strikes At British in Egypt Fascists Formally Annex Makale While Forces Enter New Territory— Natives cabinet Students this morning stoned windows in the British consulate and denounced Sir Samuel Hoare the British foreign Secretary Quickly the riots spread to various smaller towns including Tannah and Beni Suef One demonstrator was ' killed and three were injured seriously Jurors Reindict sulted in a sharp battle Wednesday t ' in which many were killed in j After conceallngjthemslves maize surrounding a caravan trail ' southwest of Haizlen northern EthI- opla the tribesmen opened fire upon a long Italian caravan : t Bitter fighting followed in which the picturesque Spahis (native cav- alrymen) of Libya were the heroes of the day After repeated chargea : with lances they drove the Ethio pians from the maize and put them 1 to — Premier N$im — at Tantah and 45 police were hurt- - i In one clash Jn Cairo police fired shotguns loaded with blanks some of the wads hitting Arthur Menken a cameraman Late tonight however all Egypt was reported under control Iowa Hospital Panic Averted Copyright by United Press Nov 13— Aia SCOTTSBORO Nine negro youths defendants In (By Associated Press) IOWA CITY Iowa Nov 13 — A raging fire which for a time threatthe internationally famous Scotts-bor- o ened the Mercy hospital containing assault case were reindicted 70 patients caused momentary tonight by a special grand jury panic among more than 100 resi which numbered one of their own dents of the ' hospital annex here race late tonight S court U a supreme Answering Nurses Flee Building reversal of original convictions the fire broke out In the paper The men 17 and white of jury comprised a negro laborer brought back two chute of the annex at 11 p m and The indictments against each of the blazed through the building nurses and employes housed in the nine youthful defendants The verdict was returned In lit building which Is connected with tie more than an hour after the the hospital proper fled in a panic jury had concluded examination of They dashed from the blazing Like the original In structure in only their night clothes witnesses dictments the new charges accuse and stood shivering in the cool night each of the nine with assault on air as firemen fought the flames Mrs Victoria Price and Ruby Bates All their belongings were lost but girl "hoboes" who rode a freight none was reported injured train into Paint Rock Ala In the Firemen Save Hospital spring of 1931 For a time firemen feared the Presence of the negro on the roaring blaze would spread to the grand jury eliminated the point on hospital proper where 70 patients which the high court quashed orig were housed At 11:30 p m how inal indictments The U S supreme ever they expressed belief there court had ruled against the indict was little danger of the blaze en ments on grounds the negroes had the been excluded systematically from dangerlng on' main building of the Patients the third floor the first grand jury which heard evi hospital those nearest the danger dence in the case The nine defendants In the case zone were removed to other parts are Haywood Patterson Clarence of the building Willie Ozle Norrls Roberson Scales Powell Andry Wright Olen Mont gomery Charlie Weems Roy Wright 7 and Eugene Williams It will be the fourth trial for Patterson whose SAN FRANCISCO Nov 13 CPI- -A case formed the basis for appeals which hurled the Scottsboro trial boy weighing 14 pounds seven from a matter of little more than ounces— four pounds more than the local interest to an International five Dionne quintuplets weighed at cause celebre birth— was born today to Mrs Julia wife of LawQuinn Bolivians Recaptured rence Quinn ASUNCION Paraguay Nov 13 UP) Hospital officials said the baby —Eighteen of 49 Bolivian officers was the largest born there in years who escaped from a Paraguayan Mrs Quinn is the mother of three prison camp yesterday have been other boys all of normal weight at recaptured it was disclosed today birth " Record Baby 14 Pounds Ounces Liquor Men Study W C T U Poster Idea e It was the lnsplrati0fl6PCdm-- " missloner Edward P Mulrooney of the New YorkJiquor authority and chairman of the national conference A major objective of the conference he "said is to stress the responsibility of liquof commissions toward temperance The posters done by unemployed artists on work relief were previewed tonight in the music room of the Biltmore where the conference opens tomorrow Excellently executed in colors 10 posters attack intemperance from ' By Associated Press A' daring Ethiopian ambuscade in territory occupied Isy Italy re Fire Threatens Nine Negroes in Scottshoro Case Give Slowly Way to Roman Forces' By Associated Press CAIRO Egypt Nov 13— New rioting against British domination of Egypt broke out tonight as opposition ' demands for the resignation of Premier Nesslm Pasha climaxed a day of disorder in which one person was killed and 84 Injured Attacking Great Britain Nahas Pasha leader of the Wafd party whipped 60000 persons attending a party "independence day mass meeting in a frenzy by shouting: "Better to have every Egyptian dead than to continue under the heel of the oppressors" Another riot ensued British police and troops cracking some 60 heads Earlier the Wafdist executive committee had decided to withdraw party support from Pasha's England Snubs II Ducc Skirmishes Continue as trade agreement between wave-lashe- f In Bitter African Fight Libya Cavalry Yictors Plea Made Against Cut in Import "Duty on One Slain 84 Injured in Lead and Zinc Demonstration Over An unconfirmed report that the England's Rule industry A tariff reduction the Idaho congressman told the president would provide an outlet in this country for what he termed "a huge unmarketIowa Executive Laughs at able surplus" that piled up in Canada through the failure of producers Result of Bet With there "to cooperate with miners of Orval W Adams these metals in this country" Gov Olson Metal Markets Asserting that Improved metal market conditions due to the In' By Associated Press morrow 13 — Governor crease in the price of lead and zinc Nov PAUL ST Election Fight had contributed in a large way to Clyde L Herring of Iowa refused business His withdrawal ended an election recovery in western states informed when worried to was be the that today bankers fight forcing Mr White warned against a tariff to vote their judgment on the adhe had been charged with gambling slash ministration "The people of Idaho earnestly In Iowa as a result of the wagers- Adama and Bennett were "candthat no reduction be made In to urgt Governor one he lost stakes hog— idates for the second vice presidency on lead and sine" his import " "MihJlesot Olsonbf Flovfl B £f telegramduty at position which moves its holder Bet forth "We ask protec tower interest charges last Saturday's Minnesota - Iowa tion for our Into lth presidency in 193T tinder Passengers Sing While example of lead and zinc miners by government agencies the A' B A's rotation system of He delivered the hog and mining industry" Woman BeMad Goes The Reconstruction corporation football game office Bennqtt won the IndorseHe informed the president that has been charging from 3'i to 8 today ment of the nominating committee had been reopened fore Dying "It looks as if I might have to western markets per cent for money the Home Ownbut Adams' friends nominated him ers Loan corporation figure was write out a pardon for myself when and business of the nation as a from the floor today- - precipitating whole stimulated by the advance in per cent and the federal housing I get home tomorrow" he laughed metal the association's first election fight By Associated Press prices administration guarantees no loan "We have plenty of able lawyers in since5 1912 MANILA Nov 14 (Thursday)— Silver Not Involved Iowa but if this reported charge The new deal to the bankers bearing more than 8 per cent How survivors sang on d Silver according to Mr White so means chain banking Only yesterday the chief execu looks like a big legal job I'll in Bennett's bank is a member of a rocks to keep up their spirits as they tive voiced the hope to the New Or vite Governor Olson In for consulta- far as he can learn is not involved consult Floyd and in treaty negotiations because as a system headed by the brother of saw comrades die was told here to- leans convention that bankers would tion Anyway I'll Marriner S Eccles governor of day when the destroyer Peary provide credit where it can be done start figuring out my defense dein money metal it is governed by the the federal reserve system' and he docked with 43 persons rescued from upon a sound basis to business and case someone might take this monetary policy of the country velopment seriously Lead and zinc operations at Park Was the candidate of the chain boiling seas where the freighter industry and to real estate ' bankers Silverhazel crashed Sunday Dispatches from Des Moines said City however would be endangered Aid to Recovery the warrant was issued by Judge as would those in the Coeur d'Alene Tales of heroism and horror re Unit Banking Today Mr Roosevelt was asked Mershon on information filed country of Idaho Adams is the outstanding expo- vealed one woman victim went in- whether large bank portfolios and J E by Virgil Case secretary of the Mr White said the bad effect of nent of unit banking He was backed sane before drowning and the ves deposits reflected recovery He said Union for Social Justice sel's surrendered the tariff under a trade missing lowering captain southof from score a delegates by the expansion would play a very except "Big Boy Floyd agreement was demonstrated when ern and midwestern states who sec- his life belt to a crew member then essential part in recovery if properly of Everyone Iowa celebrated Rosedale" the the import duty on manganese onded his nomination with bitter disappeared while trying to save used but added that if the money his pet dog hog who was tendered a "state" reBrazil was reduced speeches against "chains" Typical were not used in a reasonable way ception today knew what the gov shipped from Mined in Montana and Washington of the speakers was William L El Four Victims be slowed the would recovery up by ernor of Iowa said to the governor the metal liott of Canton Ga who said he Bodies of two of the disaster's large deposits produced in this country of Minnesota represented the "unterrified bank- four victims were brought here by The president pointed to 6 per cent The pig only grunted as the two was forced Into competition that its future he said ers of Georgia" the destroyer all the interest on real estate loans as too distinguished personages listened periled On the other hand the congress Nominations had been closed survivors were Practically from ex high He said an effort was being carefully for his reaction to the hon- man suffering so Bennett's withdrawal left Adams' explained belief that his pro- and two made to get the rates down all over ors he was accorded for cementing posure or minor (Continued on Pane Ten) election a foregone conclusion The crew members whoinjuries the contracted the between the expressing opinion (Column Five the peace neighboring bankers were taking a secret ballot monia were rushed to hospitalspneu that country once rates while which boosfootball states and rival their "pirate" OrNew S Hecht of Rudolf when The vessel five passenr prevailed in the south and west had ters Jury Debates Fate leans retiring president of the asso- gers and a crewcarrying 49 crashed while been eliminated for the most part of ciation announced that Bennett en route here from San Francisco there still is a need for stabilization- - DES MOINES Iowa Nov 13 (JP Of Former Governor had withdrawn "in the interests of and it was not until all —Municipal Court Judge J E Mer yesterday Case Cites peace and harmony" BISMARCK N D Nov 13 (UP) shon issued a warrant this after survivors were Charles Zimmerman president of either from the rescued by orrafts Citing the case of a man he talked noon charging Governor Clyde L The jury considering the fate of the wreckage with a few days ago the president the First National bank of Hunting rocks to which Herring with violating the state's the former Governor William Lan they clung four days said this man don Pa was spokesman for Adams wanted to buy an laws by wagering a hog ger and three associates charged Party Sang eastern farm paying 60 per ent gambling He introduced him aa "a country with Governor Floyd B Olson of with fraud in connection with state banker who cannot ba coerced by "We were on the rocks for two cash and giving a mortgage for 40 Minnesota relief funds was locked up tonight chain bankers" nights" said Mrs Jeanne Zerfing per cent He was unable to get The information was filed by Vlr at 10 p m when It had not reached Hawes S Richard vice president oi Lios Angeles one of the passen better rate than 6 per cent at the gll Case secretary of the Union a verdict of the First National bank of St gers "The entire party joined in banks Mr Roosevelt said express for Social Justice a Des Moines or Federal Judge A Lee Wyman an (Continued on Pag BIX) i singing to keep up our spirits Dick ing the view that such conditions ganization nounced he would not receive a ver(Column One) Cook second mate on the Silver- - slow up recovery and that a low Mershon said a court bail' dict after 9 p m and gave instruc hazel finally thought of making money rate should be extended to iffJudge would serve the warrant when tions that if a verdict were reached real estate transactions rafts from lumber on the wreck Governor Herring returns from St it should be sealed and handed to On these the survivors floated out The president said he knew that in Paul where he delivered the nog him at 10 a m tomorrow (Continued on Page Six) (Continued on Pare Six) Governor Olson won on the Iowa- coib(Column Three) (Column Six) mth Mirinesota football game Social Security Board The state law provides gambling SANTA MONICA Cal Nov 13 a is a misdemeanor punishable by Deluged With Inquiries —In the brave days before '28 the maximum sentence of a $500 fine future of an ambitious young and one year's Imprisonment in W A S H I N G TON Nov 13 the county jail graduate was assured He sold by queries from anxious bonds Statistics Bhow there was the social security employers Shorta salesman for every bond board emphasized today that WPA Woman Official old age and unemployment ly thereafter any t fellow who owned a bond was his own salesS L Nov 17 taxes do not become payable until Due in MONTGOMERY Ala Nov 13 UP) The committee decided that four 1937 man —Alabama Democrats today be- delegates would be selected from l I still have some WASHINGTON Nov IS (JPl—Mra The flood of requests from busf-nes- s came the first to declare formally each of the nine congressional dis men for information has beones which I'd like to swap for a for the renomination of President trictSv Each of these delegates Ellen S Woodward assistant WPA administrator departed today for come so heavy that a form letter vote would have one-hapair of moss agate cuff buttons a Franklin D Roosevelt ' in the hope of Ukelele a collection of postage Through their state executive The four delegates-at-larg- e will conferences with directors of wo has been drafted allaying Immediate worries over stamps or what have you? committee four delegates from the have a full vote The committee men's activities in nine statesThen followed the dreary years state at large were elected to lead Accompanied by Miss Mae B ihe levies a resolution taking this ac when the youth with a diploma Alabama's delegation to the 1936 adopted Benson special assistant Mrs of 31 to 1 vote tlon a by Woodward planned to be In Salt Jiad nowhere to head in— desper- national convention "to give PresiThe resolution instructing the Lake ate hopeless years But now—now dent Roosevelt four years' additionCity Sunday November 17 delegates for Roosevelt's renomlna states to be visited on the he needn't worry any more about al term of office" Other -uay- - trip include New Mexico Texas a career It's all fixed He can Governor Bibb Graves United " WB" °PPBa °J u"? vuun"and California step out of college right into a States Senators Hugo Black and iuvvuru NEW YORK Nov 13 (UP)-Mo- dern John H Bankhead and State Chair- mitteeman from Alabama CCC camp member He the a not is of successors of the old W com' I am ashamed— trying to be man John D McQueen were picked Club C T U posters which frightmittee but was given the floor at Tiajuana Gaming funny over almost grim tragedy as the Alabama big four r — children by depicting-purplThe "state committee exercTsedlts today"meeting a a peciar-couIt doesn't matter about our gen Destroyed by Flames ened livers and Vermillion stomachs eration The mad architects of privilege under the Alabama law of tesy TIAJUANA Mexico Nov! 13 ravaged by demon rum will greet this disaster We'reMoo numbed naming the delegates-at-larg- e They Commending President Roosevelt could either do this or call for for his efforts to end the depression The Foreign club former gambling delegates to the national conferby blows some of us to start over too Old some of us even to try rendezvous here for visitors from ence of state liquor administratheir selection in a regular Demo- the resolution said: "We feel confident that with four the United States was destroyed tors and members of the liquor too stupid to admit that by futile cratic primary The committee did decide that more years under his sterling lead- by fire today at a loss of $250000 war by speculation by crazed Industry here tomorrow But the temperance display was Starting in the ceiling of the main extravagance we laid this burden the balance of the state's delegates ership our people will be leading uponour children and our chil- should be selected May 8 next in normal and prosperous lives again gambling salon apparently from conceived by the liquor bosses the regular Democratic state pri- that unemployment will cease and defective electric wiring the blaze themselves and approved by the dren's children We have sowed in folly they mary necessity for relief in its various left only three walls of the club liquor interests— not by the WChristian Temperance Alabama will have 22 votes at the forms as a national proposition will standing nnd for a time menaced omen's must reap that bitter grain union the surrounding business district 1936 convention j be over" IRVIN S COBB dent of the Utah State National bank of Salt Lake City who wants bankers to declare an embargo on government bonds to halt the '"reckless spending" of federal money Adams' opponent E G Bennett president Of the First Security bank of Ogden Utah a liberal who sup ports President Roosevelt withdrew from the race The formal vote for Mr Adams will take place to ' Heavy Losses Reported Metal Tariff Slash Report President Says Salt Formal Vote to Seat Utahn Will Be Cast at Session on Thursday no DubKrlpttoa ratee: Ctan Mitw Nnitt wjmmtnt Dally and BoiHlar 0 cents year $1060 elwhere to U B Dally and Sunday aa 1184 SALT LAKE CITY UTAH THURSDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 14 1935 - ID) Bankers9 Meet Elects Ad ams in Clear-c- ut won- Gold Silver (newly mined) 7757a 65 Silver (foreign) r925o Copper Lead 495c Zinc 4500455c Local Weekly Settlement Price Lead 4JS0c 890o Copper flight Convoy Guard The cavalry detachment under the command of Italian officers including several noblemen was serving as a convoy guard Along the northern front the Italian forces moved into new Makale clty of beautiful women" was formally annexed to Italy by General EmIIlo de skirmishes with the an emy on the flanks were reported In the south Ethiopian warriors were Bald to be withdrawing towafd 4 ' ter-rlto- ry Bono-Seve- ral Harar Great Britain which holds' its general elections today anxiously -watched Egypt where there was rioting yesterday and last night against London's domination ' ' Fight Police One person was killed and 84 in jured as British police sought to squeicn tne disorders Nahas Pashas leader of the wafd party in addressing a huge In dependence day rally cried "Better to have every Egyptian dead than to continue under the heel of the oppressors!" ' The Ethiopian government as serted an Italian flier wounded a woman and a child when he bombed ' — — Daggah Bur Developments in Europe's diplo matic dealings saw the British gov ernment snub Italy It disclosed it would not make an individual reply to Premier Mussolini's protest against sanctions sent separately to each sanctlonist nation and asking iu attitude Joint Answer Instead London proposes a joint answer through the League of Nations Anglo-Italia-n talks on the Mediterranean situation wera reported nonproductive In Paris official circles said II duce would postpone economio reprisals against France until he has received Paris' reply to his protest about sanctions But as for other countries II duce plans a program of "an eya for an eye and a tooth for a tooth" it was disclosed In Rome — — - — HAUZIEN Ethiopia Nov IS VPf fierce charge by white-hors- e —A (Continued on Pate Ten) (Column Tbree) Today's Index Amusements Angelo Patri Barbara Vorse Comics Editorials Forum Haskin 14 8 ' 17 4 u 8 4 Mclntyre Mines and Financial 4 17 Horoscope Obituaries Ripley health and industrial angles Some Samuel Crowther direct their message to children School News and Views — The artlstsr however credit for the ideas portrayed Serial Society supplied by the liquor authority One of the children's posters Sports shows a giant pinned down by State News Lilliputian bottles with the sloStatistics gan 'Intemperance affects every part of the body" Another shows Sullivan a modernistic airplane zooming Uncle Ray over the sea and quotes Colonel Want Ads Charles A Lindbergh saying: "1 Weather Report flew the Atlantic on sandwiches Zoe Beckley's Corner aqd water" dllalmed-4SatoxJFjonjan(Jnlti- ij l w 15 18 ! 18 " 18 2V 18 idL 9 8 12 11 - 13 18 4 18 18 18 I 19 |