Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE ” Hitler Offers V Pact Heicb Leader Makes Friendly Gesture Toward Britain and Foes Equally id Favor of Investigation Special to The Tribune WASHINGTON Feb 29 — The LONDON Feb 29 UP)—K high house of representatives through pure dlsclored tonight that Retchs-fuehr- special committee will probe into Hitler had made a geiture the operations olfthi promoters of of friendllneea to Great Britain by the Townsend old age pension plan consenting to negotiations In Lon- for a variety of reasons but prin don for the proposed new marily to provide house members naval treaty with an alibi which they can use “The instructions from the German when they go into the campaign leader tt was said have been re- next fell Strangely enough both ceived by the German embassy but the believers in the Townsend plan will not be communicated to the and those who oppose it are equally British government until next week in favor of the investigation The proposed pact was said to It is a certainty that this congress contain four points' is not going to enact a old age pension law Those who ba Plane Carriers 1 A limitation of 'the sise of lieve In the Townsend plan or something akin to it feel the need of armaments on aircraft carriers 2 A halt in the construction of a good plausible exouse to give their constituents for their failure to get class A” (heavy) cruisers 2 A restriction In the slse of such a plan through congress Those cruisers to 8000 tons with guns of who are opposed to the Townsend exposures amplan will find in the their-attitumoderate caliber 4 A limitation on the site Of ple Justification for Thus both sides will get something armaments for submarines out of the investigation that will Strata Revealed help save their faces Which exA Shortening of temperf end the plains why th hmiss vnts was al strain of anxiety was apparent most unanimously in favor of the among delegates to the internation- probe ' al naval conference Funds Grow imftoth British and Americans Of late It has become generally patiently awaited a statement from known that through the organize the French as te whether they tion of Townsend clubs and affiliwould sign a new general naval ates made up principally of those treaty— the treaty which Italy al- who would benefit if the Townsend “not is indicated it has yet ready plan oould be enacted into law conready to agree to sums of money have been Other delegations attempted and siderable and have In part at least collected renoh views filtered failed to learn to Townsend head through the French delegates saying only known in Washington quarters they had ai yet received rfo in- that this headquarters Itjs adequately structions from Paris staffed well equipped and the scene Seek to Pufch Action of intense activity has taken on an The delegates of both the United Importance and an appearance comStates and Great Britain said they parable to the Washington headwanted to push the conference quarters of the organised drys when quickly to some kind of an out- the drive was on' tar adoption of come either as a success or the eighteenth 'amendment Newspaper men found at the head A'p failure Americans said they were doubt- of activities R E Clements a forful that the French would clarify mer real estate operator at Long their position until Anthony Eden Beach Cal now second In command sees to Dr F E Townsend at headquarBritish foreign secretary their French officials in Paris or ters ' Geneva either tomorrow or MonNewspaper men wanted to know how much Dr Townsend and Mr day Clements are getting out of their for enactment of their old U S Labor Parly Urged campaign age pension plan “Dr Townsend PHILADELPHIA Feb 29 UP)— and I recently raised our salaries Fifteen hundred textile workers to $100 a week” replied Mr Clem Cheered a proposal today for the or- ents They each are taking out o the till contributed by the members ganization of a labor party Emil Rleve president of the of the Townseqd clubs $5200apiece American Federation of Hosiery for annual salaries Workers voiced the proposal at a Get $100 Yearly mass meeting held to rally support Mr Clements disclosed that he for the textile bill Introduced in and Dr Townsend also are each congress by 'Representative Ellen-boge- n drawing $50 aWeek salary from the (D Pa) Townsend Rational Weekly their er Anglo-Germa- th i de 11 MARCH a 1936 1 Police Hold British Super Liner Will Have Chinese Envoy ji Probe of Townsend Scheme China Mass Executions Most Modern of Equipment Plans Parley To Bare Interesting Facts Terms Proponents i SUNDAY MORNING thef Qrand flews ff YOU CAN NOW BUy "HCONOMY'S UTIFUL SHOES— WITH THE ADi CONVENIENCE OF A LIBERAL Public Death of Criminals Ship ‘Queen Mary’ Will Have Promenade for Stresses Lesson That Dogs SpeciaTSynagogue Tuned Bellg ‘It Doesn’t Pay Congressmen Desire to GLASGOW Scotland Feb 29 UP) shulchan or reading desk and the Procure Alibi for —A deck for holy ark in miniature The Jewish -' Chinese am will come here nalr-toml- Slno-Japane- se -- XO-t- fog-hor- r ' tt ' flTl j ® t 10c Sodas or tt Grahams th ® 5X If ED ®IL LarSe Size padtas FLAKES WKA IL R3 £3 §A ® S EJ © US Size Can Aasta Ta1 Can P°w6ered or Drown II CellovDag SAKE PE® UR th Loss of W omen Slaves Irks Ethiopian Pair in W ar Zone Black Stalwarts Forced to Work Because Italians Release Feminine Vassals fin Mustahii asked He had heard By MARK BARRAN of the name from American trucks Associated Press Staff Writer being used on the Italian front Feb GABREDARRE Ethiopia “It’s half way around the world” 29 (A)— Irked and hungry a pair of "What do you mean by half-wa- y somewhat black Ethiopians paused around?" He had never heard of in their trudging through the desert the world being round and hia conon the Italian Somaliland-Ethiopia- n viction was that America was a vilfront to beg bread from a group of lage either in Rome or England wandering war correspondents Sec- Although an enthusiast for Amerondarily while munching hardtack ican automobiles he seemed to loee they yearned to broadcast their much of his admiration for the grievances country when he learned that the "Each of us had two women negroes in the United States were slaves” one of them sullen eyed largely from the Congo rather than “The Italians came from Somaliland complained and made us let them frft Now we To save time we made a short have to go to work” dash outside the Italian outposts land in the His First Night crossing into In the afternoon we enA young Italian soldier the first desert tinle away from home in hia '20 countered a tribe of Nomads drivtheir camels goats and cattle years tells of his first night in an ing outside the war zone African camp “I woke up some time after midQuestions Chief “ One of our armed Askari guards night and it was a lonesome he said “I began worrying questioned the chief in --ft dialect about all the weird African tales I that consisted mostly of clearing-o-f had read about cannibals wild anithroats with loud noises sneez-in- g mals and poisonous snakes Then and repeating the same words I happened to remember the two several times The native langsoldiers sleeping on either side of uages have so few words that each my 'cot One was a former United word is repeated quickly three or States marine who boaeted that he four times was the ‘toughest mug in Brooklyn’ The wrinkled old chief said that and the other was a fellow who had We Were th first white men he been a snake charmer in a circus” ever had seen These are two of the vignettes "Whatdoea he think of us?” encountered by this Associated “He say s "he is not impressed” on Press correspondent a th Askari replied 17-d- CAULIFLOWER £ lb 4 MILK Small Extra Sifted PEAS No 2 Siring Beans ft ABU Extr tam fancy Whole Wax No 2 cane Fancy Golden Ban-uUI- fll No 2 cam 3c CATSUP Van Camp’s Cooked tall cans SPAGHETTI ASPARAGUS Utah Pack No 2 cam 15c 14c 17c ! 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Also “Red Goose” Shoes lor Boys natives as if they had been suddenly rocketed to Mars the ondriving and Girls and “Friendly Five” Shoes for Men Italians ar sweeping a new world of ideas across primitiv east Africa The white soldiers' in turn ON A ar discovering a strange and to them savage land that turn the LIBERAL CHARGE ACCOUNT clock of their European civilization back thousands of years -- Almost unbelievable to tho natives ar the tanks machine guna Buy for all the family find ihep instead of bombing planes and other modern opening your purse simply say “I want to warcraft To them whose fondest open? a charge account” dream was to own some ancient rifle to add prestige to their usual equipment of spear and bow and This Season as never before you'll want arrow the modern war machine is as Weird as th wild animate and Shoes and Accessories to match each primitive life are - to the Italian soldiers marching through desert costume — How easy it is with and' jungle ECONOMY'S CHARGE PLAN1 The war if nothing else Is educating the Somalis in geography To most of them the world consists only of Somaliland Ethiopia and Kenya They also have an idea that far away are two vague places called Rome and England Where's America B'WAY "Where is America?” a Somali Jboy sitting in front of a gsasaJiut a SEE ITonllea EPapM? S R’oflHs feel-lng- NOW 29 UP— Hsu-Shib- newly-name- d bassador to Japan tomorrow from Nanking for a series of conferences with high Japanese' officials Chinese authorities and officials of north China The ambassador will attempt (of special promenade PEIPING China Feb 29 UPi — red or of perpetual light hormonically an understanding regarding obtain Tbe authorities are trying to Im- dogs a synagogue Fall Campaign will be lit electrically tbe bells and an almost membrance tangled questions press the lesson that “crime doein’t tuned rfalps’ horn are on a special circuit so that it will among the never especially in view of the Tokyo pay” by holding pubilo mass execu- musical fog out go novelties claimed for the superliner troubles that figure to $50 $60 or even $100 tions of criminals Three bells will take care of ship As 5000 people watched nearly SO Queen Mary a month 350 The time largest weighs pounds Dogs are to have their special Originally all these members condemned bandits drug dealers area on the sports deck and along- Tho one which will be used to sound Dorothy Wilson Will and thieves were shot In the vacant played along with will be there will tho watches harmonically Be Wed to Scenarist They are members who In lot just outside tbe temple of agrl side the modern kennels tuned Passengers will hear the the first Instance accepted the culture in three separate execution be a strip of deckspace reserved for musical tones of a perfectly adjustable to as their are such keep dogs Towneend plan at the value which ceremonies recently ' ( LOS ANGELES Calif Feb 29 ed church bell sea legs Death came swiftly to the doomed Dr Towneend placed upon it they sirens of the superliner (71— Dorothy Wilson pretty bru-- ? ’ The wilt be a permaThe synagogue did not go' Into its working details men who were alleged to have been nent part of the ship design not have been carefully tuned to "A" nett who left a movie studio typing study out its cost to the taxpayers allowed to drink aU the fiery native In full blast they will be heard 10 job to become a star and Lewis or give much thought to what a wine they panted before the execu- merely a room converted to that about milis away but on board ship if Foster scenarist - filed a notice at transaction tax really ia They were tion took place They all came on purpose on Occasion It will beminiathe designers can be believed there intention to wed today 20 feet square and although ’ Impressed with Dr Townaend's hu- the field shouting defiance of death ture will n But’ the little actress denied sb- de- w(ll be not a trace of those in be every a even One complete native sang a for Shantung month manitarian plea $200 did the wor- blues proposing for all persona over 60 and they folksong another danced as well as tail with room for about 50 “I know its February 29 and thl( One of the electrical novelties will allow To shippers thoughtleaely joined up thinking his shackled feet wouldafraid!” is of leap year” she smiled "But we’re- the Fittings will include a carved be the microphone adjustments the plan probably would work about cries of "We're not in the vsranda grill where the been engaged since last Christmas! lights crowd applauded heartily at the doctor said tt would Time life of the ehlp will be Arriving at the field in army own rough coffins a police officer late night dlecuaeion and study have convinced centered height over the water will not ett" ' theee enthusiasts that they erred In trucks thsy were marched hastily read their crimes from the placard The lighting or tne cafe will auto- courage the lament of "pity the poor bore On his back the first instance that they took made to kneel in the manner tra- each ’ ditional for Chinese criminal! whan To implant the disgrace of a matically change in keeping with sailor on a night like thl” toe much for grant tnsldai to He nest will of music ascend his the played of the being type must content themselves with’ some- executions used to be performed criminal firmly in the minds with big decapitating swords and thousands of people looking on the Nor have all the novelties been the mast instead of climbing up thing more reasonable and far lese wsra outside and hla neat will bd for the paseengers The shot rom bshind by soldiers police heaped dust upon the corpses reserved burdensome to the taxpayers of the crew who standi electrically heated and shielded member the into them aut‘6mXtttf loaded and roughly pistols using “ Up to how Repressntativa John watch in the cfoWs nest at great from tha elements As they knelt in front of their cheapest coffins obtainable S McGroarty of California 78 years of age has been the recognised leader of tba Towneend plan move mint in congress A ytar ago McGroarty introduced a bill that embodied substantially the Townsend KAS Dr F E Toimtend Spinach plan But avtn McGroarty has come CORN to realise that $200' a month is not -Tomatoes Large N' publication that ii distributed to be had Ind ia now talking of a 2(9 cans Standard lx oifiCOUTHMAin) among the membership of the compromise at around $60 a month Large cans tor Townoend clubs Thl brought the Congress Is not likely to make any salary of Dr Townsend and Mr change thla session In the old ate 937 East 21st South— Sugarhouse Clements to $150 a week each or pensions as provided In tho social session These of last act Aftta $7800 a year security prices effective Monday and tuesday Between them said Mr Clements tion for the Townsend plan is go- A- -l h thay own the weekly operate it as ing to make it hartyr for those reasonable increase want a a private enterprise— not as a part who 2-l- b a of O ARP— and such profits as than If there were bo organized come from that publication It was drive to put over the loft to be presumed accrue to the proposal But what Is going to deMr Clemente laid the feat all newld age pension legisowneri weekly has a circulation of about lation is the tax feature Congress 250000 which represses a gross above alirblsa does not want to vote Income to the owneri and publiih more taxes at the eeislon immediere of $12500 per week or $850000 ately preceding the election a year What not profit might be The probe into the Townsend plan left after paying the ealarlee of thS lobby promise to being to the surstaff the printer and the postage face untold Interesting facts of bill Mr Clsmenta would not dis- which the public is not yet aware close particularly facts about which the There are in congress IW or 80 or members of the Townsend clubs are 4' perhaps more members who be- in utter Ignorance But thkt is its e lieve that congress Should go much purpose And when all th facts art further than th 4 recently enacted spread upon th record those who social security law In providing a oppose as well as those who favor 3-I- b monthly stipend tor citizens over more liberal old age pensions will base to on which 60 years of age Probably most of have something thesemembere have now become the explanations which they will ofconvinced that a plan fer to their constituents when they 19 Gold Medal unreasonable and certainly im- go home this summer The Townpossible of attainment but they are send plan and the pressure behind a Large Pkg it will b much better understood not satisfied with the allowance that Is now on the stat when the investigation is over than ute books and would like to raise it is today no-ma- y PEIPING Feb ying P q— O how mt' I |