Show Special Squad' New Tribune Novel Praised by Chief of ‘G’ Men Page The Weather Local Metal Markets - UTAH WYOMING Rain or now colder Sunday and Monday IDAHO — Clearing NEVADA— Unsettled (Detailed Report on Page VOL 132 NO 160 - Gold Silver (newly mined) Silver (foreign) Copper Lead 460® 465c Lend Iuue4 every morning Entered at the poetotflce at Balt Lake City aa second clau matter under act of March S 1879 MrsAWIvins Succumbs at Home in S L Life Ends of Utah Idaho Nevada Wyoming Bubscrlatlon ratee: Dally and Sunday Ino BO cenu: year $1050 elsewhere in U 8 Dally and Sunday mo $125 W Ivina 460c no 00 TJ A Copper nrc 11MN 490c 8 90c r'tT'Trro Rescue Workers Fight Epidemics Demands if Peace Proposals Fail Mrs "A Local Settlement Prlcee 221500 Homeless ranee Hints Sanctions Daughter Is Survived Children hy pght 925950c Zinc Rivers Roar New Threats of Disaster With Crest Nearing Cincinnati Cains Prestige Apostle’s $3500 7757 44 Flood Loss Set Near Billion as Deaths Hit 169 Powers Await Hitler Move in III for Several Weeks Mrs Elizabeth Ashby Snow Ivins 81 widow of Anthony W Ivins late first counselor of the first presidency of the L D S church died Saturday at 9:30 p m at the family residence 519 B street Mrs Ivins had been ill for the MARCH '22 1936 Germany With ‘Virtual Ultimatum’ Forced to Take Step Eighty-On- e Early LDS SALT LAKE CITY UTAH SUNDAY MORNING Europe Crisis Death Claims Widow of First Counselor at Age 9--B Martial Law Maintained in Dozens of Cities Troops Capture Looters Industry at Standstill By Associated Press Germany given a “virtual ultimatum’’ by cosignatories of the Locarno treaty has been placed in the position of having to make the next move in the proposals for revising By DALE HARRISON Europe's peace machinery 1936 Associated Press Copyright Great Britain France Belgium The unruly rivers roared fresh threats at people and propand Italy have informed Germany erty last night in effect that her violation of the Behind them in the 13 states through which they course Locarno and Versailles treaties will were 169 dead — a figure that was increased by only two durbe overlooked if she will agree to The energetic heroism of thousands of relief two main propositions: ing yesterday to do with that had much workers of the a verdict To abide by 1 Behind them too were 221500 homeless men women and court of international justice at landmarks except the tops of houses Note children Even that figure was admittedly conservative Typical view of the flood areas in New The Hague as to whether Fraqce the building in the center tipped over by the Will Give Cooperating violated the Locarno pact in con- England A street in Springfield Mass Huge Property Loss water her military alliance with where water has virtually obliterated all swhirling cluding The property damage was at least $270000000 There was Farmers Fourth of soviet Russia little doubt but that it would rise much higher If the loss to Aid Under AAA 2 To permit an international powage earners and to retailers is considered together with the lice force in the Rhineland while cost of relief and rehabilitation the money cost may eventual By Associated Press on the case acts court the a dollars exced billion WASHINGTON March 21— Oppo(Jermfny objects to the idea of The state which suffered most during the week of unprecesition to the government’s new beneforeign troops on her soiL dented flood — Pennsylvania — appeared last night to be past the r beet growers defit plan SHARKEY E JOSEPH worst The waters of the Monongahela and Allegheny which By veloped at the capltol today after a Associated Press Foreign Staff They converge at Pittsburgh to form the Ohio were falling preliminary study of Secretary WalHARRISBURG Pa March lace’s outline for new benefit payMarch 21— With the — LONDON 21 were still above flood stage but the waters which had overresidents Steelton (UP) ments next move in European developtheir throats parched by the Pittsburgh earlier in the week were receding RehabiliWill Resume Attempts flowed Representative Fred Cummings ments up to Reichsfuehrer Hitler Revised Plan Will Base state’s ban on alcoholic sales was tation definitely begun Fort Collins Colo objected to the officials of the League of Nations received a valuable gift from Assessment on Net to Reach Verdict plan on the ground government said tonight the threat of immediAlarm Spreads the flooded Susquehanna tobenefits would not accrue to beet ate peril has been removed from day became more and more alarmed downstream But of Income points Firm on to benefits in Sunday proportion growers The overflowing river deEurope at Cincinnati is 52 feet The river Ohio of the river Flood that stage 45 quarter barrels of paid growers of other crops They declared the lease's possiit ' posited on Page Two Picture and rising It ii expected alowners of beet lands would lose bilities as a ntw stronger power for feet at 517 was a and beer of morning drum yesterday grain Associated Press By more than they would gain and peace had been Increased by the cohol on their property to reach a crest of 59 feet tomorrow (Monday) Press United By 21— House March WASHINGTON disthat there would be inequitable recent developments which Included Messengers were dispatched SAN JOSE Cal March 21 — Seven Still further downstream at Evansville Ind the Ohio was tribution of benefits between beet Germany’s remilitarization of the drafters of tax legislation today for ice and bung starters meri and five equally fatigued tired for the way more than one foot under flood stage of 35 feet starting open land renters and beet land owners Rhineland and the league council’s paved slightly women the jury charged with deHe called a meeting Monday of subsequent decision that Germany hearings March 30 on the $792000-Q0- 0 will It probably be a week before the flood is felt at Cairo ciding the fate of young David Roosevelt program reaching a senators and representatives from had violated both the Versailles and Lamson’ left of Stanford Engineers predicted last night university on a sharply tentative agreement nearly a dozen beet producing Locarno treaties that by the time the waters the issue still undecided tonight "as revised corporation levy intended states sked them to study the plan reached Cairo and the Mississippi retired to their hotel for welBritish Quarters they taxes’’ to avoid "taxing and suggest changes comed sleep they would send the river about British quarters said that The new schedule it was learned Official No Substitute will resume their desix feet above flood stage The tax would jurors make to base the now to was Hitler it up authoritatively m on 9:30 Cummings said he had no sub- counter-proposaa at liberations ulnet Continues Struggle Sunday to income of virtual on the corporastatutory stitute plan to propose now Futile Debate him by Great Brit- tions with rates dependent on what timatum New given England continued its P (D Senator Edward Costigan They were “locked up” for the ain France Belgium and Italy portion of net income was diverted deweary against the flood m struggle 9:37 at Colo) coauthor of the AAA amendfutile after p with night Those four nations which to reserves ment which brought the sugar in rain with more the increased which inbate' adding to the possibility Germany are the signatories of the An earlier schedule approved of another “hung jury” such as the dustry under AAA regulations re Locarno pact made a series of formally was scrapped because it United Press said the “Rain menace By tonight” served comment untilhe had opporto Germany under was found to call for a “tax on LONDON March 21— The final one which failed to reach an agreeBoston weather bureau “would propositions house with the to discuss on Lamson’s second plan ment at trial tunity which they believe the peace front taxes” draft of a new naval treaty among the charge he killed his wife Allene have some further adverse effect members Reserves Tax bent by treaty violations may be The plan would give cooperating Britain Great France and the former Lamar Mo girl and will somwhat delay the It would have applied to percent- United States as realigned about sugar farmers as1 the size Their appearance told plainly of -- for Soviet Treaty rate of subsidence of the high restricting income withheld of net ages the under AAA Most the deadlock into which the conlarge benefits flood levels” important of these proposals reserves rather than to total net of warships and the caliber of guns troversial and often bitter issue crewould set up a special classification viewinternational it broad Under the income from was the corporations among apThe Connecticut river was signatories for sugar beets and sugar cane as Allene Lamson’s ated by Thorpe soil depleting crops Government point is France’s offer to submit would have paid taxes not only on proved by the first committee of death had thrown them off Officials in the Conleveling with alliance in retained corporate pact earnings payment of 12 V4 cents on 100 pounds her military to the court Reports Differ necticut valley were hopeful that of inter- treasuries but also on profits with- the London naval conference today of sugar produced on “base acreage'" soviet Russia were reports the jurors There will be the It represigned by such to The Hague stockholders at held national from pay as half justice they had seen the worst They authorized was provided Lamto five to convict Meets Uttle Girl’ sentatives of the three powers in stood seven French statesmen said if The taxes much land is devoted to believed time': other rethat even new rains second son the for room Anne’s at St James to where Queen’s road e Subcommittee members we r "I walked down the Hague court rules against them as to sugar crops the would said stood crops have the other 4 negligible effect m next ports at a jury p asked Wednesday our neighbors camped and France will immediately end her pledged to secrecy on specific rates palace The Merrimac which carried Benefits Shown way around and seven wanted to Intensive Work (Continued on Pace Seyen) in the new schedule but it was deman who was repairing a harness if free him much misery and damage on its (Column Four) Cummings said his study showed he had lost any mules He smiled scribed as designed to provide apThe treaty was the culmination Some doubt existed that the jury flood crest during the Week was addithe and said ’No’ As I stood by the benefits would be 3375 cents on $620000000 of a conference which begun its could deliberate proximately but lawSunday on an the receding but slowly based of beets with ton average adminthe conversing December revenue 9 tional work last sought by wagon tongue a state law permitted explained yers on of the 270 Disease Perils of walked produced sugar up little pounds ‘The chief advantages of the treaty it since the case reached the man a girl istration jury from from a ton of raw material menaced There was were to considered be follows: as opposite side of the tongue and Epidemics Roosevelt Proposal before Saturday noon Its deliberafever at Southbridge under a blue sunbonnet looked at He said that payment would be scarlet 1 A reswiction on the sizes of tions started Friday shortly after conadvised Roosevelt President 2 of the cent selling price per only me and I looked at her Mass and at Amherst All of the and calibers of guns thus noon gress that $620000000 for farm re- warships I was thrilled with her beautiful of sugar cities worst hit by the waters the danger of rivalry diminishing bonus lief and might prepayment beet an average sugar Computing brown eyes and could never forget in new types of vessels were alert to the menace to undison taxes from be obtained Coast Man Arrested When we reached the St crop at 13 tons to the acre Cum Unusual them health annual Provision of precautions divi21 Wis exchange March (UP) MADIOSON and 2 income tributed would total $438 corporate taken everywhere George valley there were two wagons mings said benefits of were Information the — being Follette building among F La substituted would Governor be dends These Purchases? Gold Philip contracts For saw rental the acre Under I there per again camped which would reduce muThe Red Cross and the federal the between growers and land owners today brought 70 policemen to the for existing corporate levies He signatories little brown-eye- d girl She wasfath-thealth service were extending mobilized national guards- suggested also that $517000000 be tual suspicion three-fourtCITY March Nevada CARSON capitol receive would renters said the Snow he of daughter Erastus their help wherever the need exmen and ordered more than 100 W raised over perhaps three years by 3 The prospect that the present 21 (UP)— Lee Adams of Los Anbenefit of the payments of Utah’s Dixie isted of new processing taxes and a "wind restricted treaty might be widened geles was arrested by Charles D to A raise their P strikers seige would we receive owner until land the while "1 continued to see her in scope to limit the tonnage which Rich of the United States secret There was martial law in dozens strikers The the state returned or on government fall” unpaid levy womanhood the remainder had grown to man and fleet each 10 days AAA of presunmay (The possess after taxes aa an late dispersed spending places Looters were promptservice re would owners processing today alleged “Therefore land when she became my wife camped in the assembly chamber Although the subcommittee has ent treaty limits quality not quan- licensed gold buyer ly dealt with benefit’ acre dan an ceive me the $109 with only shared has She Thus each signatory may He was held in the Ormsby counWord came finally from Rum-for- d demanding higher wages reached no conclusions as to the tity cers trials and privations of pio- Cummings said McCor- latter two taxes members said ma- build as many vessels as it wishes H William Police Chief Maine which had been isoto raise $10000 ty jail after failing neer life No other has or ever g mick announced the governor had lated two days by the were behind on the cor- within the prescribed categories) Rich said Adarris had $205 in hurdles bail jor Sentenced Editor her take place" ( can Royalist Five instructed him to clear the chamber poration tax and they expected to river Size Lowered coin of four denominations in Androscoggin gold Survivors Listed A few strikers started to protest file a fARIS March 21 (UP)-Cha- rles late next week as a hundred families were being was arwhen he his report possession size The is of aircraft carriers 4 Mr and Mrs Ivins were the par- Maurras royalist editor was sen- but their leader Lyle Olson leaped basis for open hearings before the lowered cared for there by others more from the former maximum rested fortunate ents of nine children eight of whom tenced to four months’ imprison- upon a desk and begged them to full committee of 27500 tons to 23000 tons and the court ruled that leave quietly They are: Antoine R ment today when a survive Vote of on are guns Industry at Standstill Prospects biggest capital ships “We came here without violence Ivins Mrs Anna Ivins Wilson Mrs his articles in the newspaper Action Some congressional leaders saw limited to 14 jnches instead of the in- and we don’t want any when we throughout the ConS Industry contained Francaise and passages Ivins Stanley Hyde Florence of a house vote late in previous 16 necticut and Merrimack v alleys prospects Leah: to Olson leave" murder Mrs pleaded Lake Salt citing City Ivins was at a standstill 5 Creation of a holiday on buildMay Talk circulating in capitol Ivins Cardon Washington D C ing capital ships between 8000 and" corridors adjourncommonly placed Many cities from Connecticut Mrs Provo Augusta H Grant Ivins tons on use 17500 1 of and the at the ment at around June to Maine were without power guns Ivins Wells New Haven Conn and 16 10 inches on such and earliest a month later than the between There was one man who had Mrs Fulvia Ivins Sloan New York reason to gloat s the flood wais the demand for new greenback original goal of administration vessels This provision is designed how Just widespread City to prevent the building of “surprise" chieftains ters rose in the prison at WethMrs Ivins also is survived by currency in the United States today? Another key to adjournment— types in that zone Conn He was John ersfield three brothers and threa sisters: That is a question that inteersts many Roosevelt's request for 0 A cruiser holiday for ships bePresident who killed a policeman Snow' Ashby Flora Woolley Mrs for relief— will be tween 8000 and 10000 tons and Jiuns $1500000000 and was sentenced to be executpersons who are neither bankers nor legSnow Arthur E Snow Mrs Martha was WASHINGTON Roeendahl the March 8 21VP) inches and ing 61 up between house week aptestimony tackled next by the ed next Tuesday Inflation affects laborers farmislators Tonight the S Keate and Dr Clarence Snow of a fleet of S A Knowles Copyright 1936 by United Press water stood 18 inches deep in the propriations committee white-coll- ar security-owne- rs ers workers Salt Lake City and Mrs Josephine Government construction to Rosendahl urge briefly The senate was primed to start death chamber There was a good craft construction spoke S Tanner Long Island N Y and of commercial lighter-than-aof at least one Zep its fourth day of debate on a $611 and the unemployed chance that the flood may have Howard Seeks 22 grandchildren and one great- and replacement of the Hughes pelin-typ- e to be exchanged 000000 war department appropriadirigible the American Institute of Public Today delayed his execution grandchild airbetween the and army every tion bill Akron and Macon with new Air New Record Hartford among all New England nationof a the results Speed reports Funeral arrangements will be ships for joint army and navy use few months navy Opinion to train personnel in cities has suffered most The inflamade on the arrival of children re- was recommended to a senate air the operation of such Craft on wide poll just completed currency NEWARK N J March 21 (UP) waters stand many feet deep in the east China Clipper Lands siding ip tion Together with a quickfy drawn pic—Howard Hughes holder of the safety committee today by aviation Safety Urged some places Hundreds have been on experts transcontinental air speed record ture of public opinion today the Institute More driven from their homes present air Increased safety At Midway Isle Base will Pleads Cause Army Men Stricken lines through more thorough gov attempt a record-breakithan 1000 national guardsmen were on of conducted submits the results polls 21 Z March (UP)— BALBOA Among the witnesses was Com- ernment Inspection was urged by flight to Miami tonight or tomorpatrolling the streets last night the same subject in 1934 and 1935 which ISLAND MIDWAY March 21 row he announced today on his arAn outbreak of meningitis aboard mander Charles E Rosendahl who Edgar S Gorrell president of the Hartford Hit have never ben published until now Air Transport Association of Amer- (UP) — (By radio to rival from Los Angeles the army transport Republic was survived the crash of the The Red Cross was caring for 2500 He will fly a plane belonging to He pleaded with the ica He said 60 inspectors of the United Press)— The China Clipper discovered today when the ship ar- Shenandoah Please turn to Page 9 Section C and note the trend The damage in Hartford persons rived here with 1200 soldiers Canal committee to put fear behind and bureau of air commerce had the making its fourth air mail flight Miss Jacquelin Cochrane of Los Anas indicated in this nation-wid- e poll — an exclusive Tribune alone was estimated at $10000000 Zone health authorities refused to look upon the Zeppelin type craft task of examining 14000 licensed across the Pacific landed in the geles The present record to Miami feature in the worst calamity the city has let the soldiers disembark pending as a necessary part of the air trans- pilots 24000 student pilots 8000 air- Midway lagoon today to complete is five hours one minute and 39 (Continued on Paso Eight) seconds establishment of an isolation camp portation and defense system Back planes and 2500 mechanics its flight from Honolulu (Column Oua) last several weeks Her condition became critical Wednesday when she developed pneumonia Several of her sons and daughters were at the bedside when she succumbed A daughter of Erastus Snow pioneer apostle of the L D S church and Elizabeth Ashby Snow Mrs Ivins was born in Salt Lake City March 24 1854 In 1861 with her parents she moved to St George in the same company in which her late husband moved to southern Utah Lived' in Mexico She was married to Mr Ivins in the old Salt Lake City L D S En dowment house on November 9 home in 1878 They made their southern-Utauntil 1896 when they took up residence in the L D S colony in Old Mexico They returned to Salt Lake City In 1908 Mr Ivins died September 24 1934 During the latter part of her life Mrs Ivins although an ardent member of the U D S church was oc cupied chiefly by maintaining the family home and was unable to take part in activities of women organizations of the church While residing in St George how ver she served as president of the Young Ladies’ Mutual Improvement association and in old Mexteo was president of the Relief society for several years be voted Couple The Ivins’ were known throughout their live by their thousands of friends as an exceptionally devoted couple Mrs Ivins often told friends that Mr Ivins taught their children always to give her the Tirst consideration and was continually devising ways to- lighten her tasks Shortly before his death Mr Ivins told of his first meeting with the girl who later became his wife When he was just 9 years old his father and mother were directed to settle the Dixie "territory in southern Utah and it was on the journey they met “Wo wero camped at Chicken Creek lake” Mr Ivins related few wagons passed us and camped a little farther down the road The following morning a span of mules were belonging to the party ahead grazing with our animals U S Reveals Revised Beet Benefit Plan Tax Drafters Agree on New Profits Levy h ffp-fna- BEER SAILS UP TO WIPE OUT DROUTH Lamson Case Jury Retires In 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