Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Russ Demand Europe Italy Austria Hungary Await Release Okeh Pact Consultative Japan Move Two Bankers To Replace Old Accords SUNDAY MORNING FHA Operations Powers Hitler’s in Crisis Facing Virtual Ultimatum Must Take Next Step Germany Arrests in Manchukuo Mussolini Makes Bid for Friendship of Powers in Protested Declared Parley With Leaders Austria Wants Extortion Plot Pledge of Independence MOSCOW March 21 (ff— The immediate relqqse 3f two officials of the Soviet Far Eastern bank who n Were arrested by authorities following liquidation of the bank was demanded by the Russian consul general at Hfir-biit was reported tonight The demand was accompanied by a protest against the arrests which were characterised in soviet dispatches as “probably for purposes of extortion” The officials arrested were named Surikoff chief accountant and Gurevich legal counsel of the bank They had remained in Harbin to wind up the affairs of the bank which the soviet government ordered closed "due to the abnormal business conditions in Manchukuo” Press Makes Charges The official soviet press has been accusing the authorities of arresting soviet citizens on what they called trumped up charges and subjecting them to torture Members of the'board of the bank and other employes already have returned to the soviet union The soviet government ordered lt3 consulates in Mukden and Mam chukuo closed on February 14 al though an official declined to connect the order with recent clashes Japanese-Manchu-kuoa- n Japanese-Manchu-kuo- between Japanese-Manchukuoa- n and soviet troops on the outer golian frontier Consulate Mon- Closed se (Continued from Page One) To Be Continued K 7 Home Economic Unit Reelects Senate Leaders Favor President New Deal Relief Quiz Plan Card Party card party and luncheon sponsored by the Women’s Relief corps of the department of Utah G A R will be held Wednesdy at 1 p Ruin' the Moose hall Mrs Alva will be in charge is kept within certain bounds and not expanded into what some have called a political “fishing expedition” A BOISE iff) — Miss Ivy Pherson of Boise was reelected southwestern Idaho district councilor of the WASHINGTON March 21 iff)— Home Economics association at a Senate adoption early next week of Director Says Utah Office meeting here a Republican resolution for a today The session was attended by homeibroad investigation of new deal re Will Continue to Prowho dis- lief activities’ was indicated today economics instructors when it was learned authoritatively vide Loans cussed their teaching problems that administration leaders would four times that received during the offer no serious opposition of the federal Operations Democratic chieftains housing same period in 1935 Mr Richards Wants assist in however Tribune-Telegraadministration are intended to be said Modernization loans insured were represented as intending to see the sale of realty and household permanent and there is no inten- up to February 29 1936 totaled 42421 to it that the inquiry both into the goods to the advantage of both partion of discontinuing either modern- amounting to 154572234 W P A and its predecessor FE R A ties to the transaction ization loans or mortgage insurance provisions of the act March 31 it was announced Saturday by Franklin D Richards state FHA director Mr Richards pointed out that while modernization credit insurance provisions of the act contained in title 1 expire March 31 legislation to extend this portion of the act now has been introduced in con gress and is expected to be enacted soon Outlines Act "Title 2 of the act” he said “provides for establishment of a permanent and continuing system of Gil-m- or m allianra with Russia —thus remov-in- g Hitler’s cause for objections By ANDRUE BERDING Promise Made Associated Press Foreign Staff The British hoping that Hitler ROME March 21 (AP)— A reliable source disclosed tonight will accede to this demand assured that representatives of Italy Austria and Hungary had agreed the German government that the after conferences here to sign a new consultative treaty strength- - Rhineland would be occupied by - International soldiers for a time gening and replacing the Rome ac- only "as 'short as the British can cords of 1934 make it” Premier Mussolini had made a The British government has statrenewed bid for continued friend- ed repeatedly that its efforts in the international crisis would be ship of Austria and Hungary in Counter-Plan- s exerted only within the framework Kurt Chancellor consultations with 6f the league thereby increasing the ' Schuschnigg of Austria and Pre- league's prestige immeasurably mutual insurance of single mortmier Julius Goemboes of Hungary PARIS March 21 Iff)— France gages on homes in urban communiIt was those nations which exseek sanctions against Ger- ties Already it has had a pressed their sympathy for the may BERLIN March 21 UP)— Political Italian cause when the League of many officials indicated if Reichsinfluence upon the homeexsome as fuehrer Hitler rejects authorities said tonight they felt Nations tried to stop the financing methods of the United pect the Locarno treaty signers' States and has made home owning war with sanctions positive Reichsfuehrer Hitler was The terms of the new treaty new plan to keep his soldiers away easier and less costly preparing new counter-proposa"When the national housing act with which to Answer the Locarno were still under discussion but the from the Rhine Hitler's defiant refusal to “aban- was passed in the summer of 1934 powers’ suggestions for settling the principal points were said to have don one centimeter” of Germany’s there was practically no home mortRhineland controversy been covered As evidence of this belief they “rights” In his speech at Hamburg gage money available at private Austria Independence was taken by French officials as a financial institutions at any price pointed to the airplane trip back Austria wishes her independence warning that peace will be difficult It Is now available in practically from London by Joachim von Hunwas but learned it The cabinet discussed France's every community in the United Hitler’s special ambassa- guaranteed gary is not very enthusiastic on air defense today along with the States and at rates that compare dor and diplomatic expert It was through Von Ribbentrop that point Nevertheless there were diplomatic moves to counteract the favorably with any in the history that Great Britain France Bel- indications this matter would be German troops’ reoccupation of the of the country” Volume Grows made their sugges- touched on m the treaty which demilitarized Rhineland gium and Italy The total volume of business beiikg tion that the Franco-Sovimilitary would bind the three countries closhandled through the Utah office in C alliance be submitted to The Hague er than the old accord lf court and that in the interim an Economic talks were still to come used a 4 carat industrial diamond during the first two and months of 1936 is approximately international military force be The same sourcewasrevealed that to make steel Premier Goemboes seeking two placed in the Rhineland to watch concessions-signe- d guarantees for the German troops newly assigned the Hungarian minorities in Ruthere and JugoIt was said that Hitler’s expected mania and Hungary’s right to armaproposals which Great Britain has slavia invited him to make might solve the ment equality with those same neighbors Rhineland question German newspapers however atTreaty of Trianon tacked the Locarno treaty powers’ The- treaty of Trianon— the peace proposal and unanimously pro- pact signed June 4 1920 among the nounced them unacceptable allied powers and Hungary— allows Diplomatische Politische Hungary about 36000 men A simistated that yesterday’s lar restriction was placed on Ause Flandin tria speech by French foreign minister in the Hungary it was stated in this chamber of deputies indicated that quarter does not intend to build up Germany was to be dealt with as a its army to the strength of her Tower which does not enjoy equal stronger neighbors but wishes the rights among nations right to maintain an army which The journal declared: “In Flan-diqf- a She deems necessary d argument Germany plays the role of a guilty person Given Jail Sentence and a disturber of the peace” Sam Kavranjian was sentenced Nevertheless it was evident from manv authoritative indications that by City Judge Daniel Harrington "frou-frou- " the German government is anxious Saturday to serve 30 days in the not to break off negotiations with county jail following his conviction February 27 of keeping liquor for the other powers sale November 20 at the and it blessed forever after inn at Murray The sentence affecting the League of Nations but the divergence of opinion on was suspended on payment of court some important issues still exists' costs The straw crown is new it slopes The pleated grosgrain Hitler Draws In Rhine Clash ls Rib-bentr- 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