| Show Local Metal Markets The Weather UTAH— Fair Monday Tuesday little change in temperature IDAHO WYOMING NEVADA -Generally fair Monday Tuesday Detailed Report on Page Eighteen VOL 132 NO 175 1 omorrow —By Silver (foreign) Copper Lead WALTER LIPPMANN — Praise of Parties NEW YORK April 6- -A new way of disqualifying men for public office has recently come into favor It Is no longer necessary 3” to ask what the candidate him self stands for The Important is: Who stands for’ him? Then if someone you do not like can be found supporting the candidate you do not like so much Entered at tbe postofflre at BaH Lake matter under act ol March 8 1878 SALT LAKE CITY UTAH MONDAY MORNING APRIL 0 Utah Idaho Nevada Wyoming Dally and Sunday year 11050 tlsewhera In U 8 Dally and Sunday mo $125 Subscription rates: ttoo cants 1936 90 -- TittleFelW teason Will Be Applied in Imposing Levy Says Official Election to Have Only Two Real Candidates Byt when you come to think about it this method of disposing of public men does not make much sense There are going to be two real candidates for election next November That is to say two candidates who hope to be elected This leaves out Mr Thomas who will also be on the ballot For Mr Thomas is not a candidate He is conducting an eloquent and amiable Chautauqua lecture campaign Now about everyone who votes is going to vote for one of the two candidates And that means that anyone who votes for either of them is going to be voting with a whole lot of voters whose views he does not in the least admire There Is no escape from it Under a system practically every voter la bound to find himself In the company of sorts of people of whom he deeply disapproves There are going tobe millions of us who vote as Dr Tqwnsend votes millions of us who'yote as" Mr Hearst votes millionS' who vote as Mr Hoover votes millions who vote as Tammany Hall vbtss as Governor Talmadge as the’ hglra and successors of Huey Long two-par- ty 'x Party Membership Cannot Be Curbed louse Committee Told Processing Refund Spells Ruin A high government official who preferred not to be quote directly told the United Press that "the rule of reason” would be applied in im posing the proposed 90 per cent ‘windfall" tax on unpaid or re funded processing levies under the Invalidated AAA His observation came after a group of small packers paraded before the house ways and means committee considering the administration’s new tax bill all chanting the same doleful cry— “Kill this tax or you kill us” Full Tax Group For the most part they faced the powerful tax group figuratively with their hats in their hands plead' ing for' a chance to continue in business Each witness was assured that the government had no intention of trying deliberately to ruin him and that he need Only show that he absorbed the amount of the tax to escape the new levy completely It also was made clear to the witnesses however that where it is obvious that the amount of the processing tax has been passed on to the consumer the government proposes to get its share of the refunded or unpaid levies Even in these instances jt was stated the government Is not disposed to insist upon its "pound uf flesh” if in so doing individual enterprises will be crushed "Ruination of business—big or little — isn’t part of our program” the federal official said "The ‘rule of reason' will be applied” Submits Figures As proof he pointed to the fact that processors withheld through court action or were refunded nearly $250000000 when the supreme court scuttled AAA but the most liberal estimates of the amount the government expects to recapture place this figure at $100000000 "'Does that look like we expect to put processors in a vise and squeeze them?” the official asked Statistics of the department of agriculture show that processors of wheat "hogs and cotton profited the most on Invalidation of A A A Processing taxes withheld by court action include: Hogv$79 258 79553 wheat $6644419721 cotton rice $332243024 corn in Temple Square to Hear Broadcast of Services Belief that observance of the “Word of Wisdom” which bans the use of tea coffee tobacco and liquor would solve the Economic problems of the world was expressed Sunday by President Heber J Grant at the 106th annual conference of the L D S church President Grant expressed this conviction at the morning session part of which was broadcast over the Columbia network as the “Church of the Air” program The church leader speaking before some lb 000 people jammed into the In S R D of Ivins two L selor and Antoine II the of of John the the Leaders presiding bishopric presiding quorums more congregated outside on church who participated Sunday in sessions of the one hundred Taylor and Rufus K Hardy of the first council of seventy tabernacle several thousands radio audience exthe internatiohal an and J Golden Kimball senior president of the first council of Temple square sixth annual conference of the church Seated left to right doctrines bf the L D S faith of the some S of Rulon illness two and The California in Wells is because other Cannon important pre- plained seventy presiding bishop Sylvester Q Levi Edgar Young of the first council of seventy Standing siding quorums of the church are the first presidency headed and gave a brief but comprehensive declaration of beliefs Samuel O Bennion member of the first council of seventy by Heber J Grant and the council of the twelve apostles Two Others Heard Wells coun counselor second headed John and A Smith first David by Rudger Clawson His address was one of three given during the broadcast the other two being by J Reuben Clark Jr his first counselor and David O McKay his second counselor Mr Clark gave statement on the “faith belief and knowledge of Latter-da- y Saints regarding Jesus of Nazareth” and Mr McKay Storm-Sweep- s spoke on the text “Whosoever will lose his life for My sake shall find it” Both the Sunday sessions drew overflow crowds and the broadcast was filled to capacity for the one-hotabernacle Semiofficial Efforts Noted to Induce America to of organ and choir music which preceded the regular mom w Four Persons Britain Renews Campaign US Warship Die as To Force U S in League Races to Trap Gun Smuggler South ur Mississippi Gty Periled by Flames After Tornado Hits By United Press TUPELO Miss April 5- -At least four persons were killed in a tornado which did great damage in areas tonight Tupelo and near-b- y - Others were believed dead Scores were injured Fire followed the tornado and was sweeping a large section of the city Frantic officials called for help from all near-b- y cities and towns and even asked aid from Memphis Tenn some 100 miles away Removes Four $2071-5138- By Associated Press April 5— British statesmen with Europe By Associated Press armament and crises and the danger of an- CRISTOBAL C Z April with new bristling other war admittedly increased have renewed their semi- United States destroyer Manley official drive to bring the United States into the League of rushing to Intercept vessels allegedLONDON 5-- The Nations The movement headed by Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin has become more apparent than ever since the outbreak of the hostilities in East Africa followed by ' many international complications in the league’s effort to invoke sanctions Known Position Undeterred by the known traditional position of the United States and despite the bitter senate fights held over the league and the world court leading British statesmen have never abandoned their hopes to induce the Americans to reconsider their action in repudiating the league setup No direct official appeal appears Italo-Ethiopi- Judge’s Trial OpensToda Legislature Meets Tonight For Vote on Hauptmann Quiz two-thir- In-th- e Destroyer Sets Record in Canal Dash to Honduran Area Join Geneva Italian Planes Bomb Royal Quarters at Dessye There is nothing to be dona about it There 1s no way of arranging it so that membership in a party is an exclusive privilege enjoyed only by those whose views seem to us sound pure and righteous And that being the case it will not do to hold it against Governor Landon because Mr Hearst came out to see- - him in a private car or against Senator Borah because Dr Townsend — finds him the least- - objectionable or against Colonel Knox because WASHINGTON are tor the Illinois politicians April 5 (ff)— The him After all it is asking a prosecution and defense brushed up good deal of a candidate that he arguments tonight for the start toshould go to the people saying: morrow of the senate’s twelfth imI should like you to vote for me but here is a blacklist of peopeachment trial in 137 years— the case of the house against Federal ple whose vote I distinctly do not want Halsted L Ritter of Florida Judge It would seem to be a good deal officials predicted the trial Sehate fairer to judge him as he is by would last a week counting recesses what he is by what he has done for conferences of counsel and other by what he proposes to do rather interruptins during which urgent than by the hitchhikers on his legislative business will be transband wagon acted As a matter of fact there are Judge Ritter short "gray haired few more genuinely reassuring is charged In seven impeachment phenomena in American politics articles voted by the house with than these hitchhikers For if allowing A L Rankin a former law everyone with some political inexorbitant receivership partner fluence went off and founded a fees with “corruptly” receiving his own of if the political 'party $4500 from Rankin with violating only persons supporting a canthe judicial code in practicing law didate were those who agreed while on the bench and with evasion with him 100 per cent we should of taxes on part of his 1929 and 1930 have fifty parties and no party incomes government We should have facIn a 12000-wor- d reply Ritter detions instead of parties and we nied all of the charges should be cursed with that very Ritter will be by Carl NEW YORK April 5 (UP)— Theton was in the Fresh Pond cre-- T Hoffman of represented impotence and discordance which Miami and Frank brought democratic government evll that Bruno Richard Hauptmann matory at Middle village Queens P Walsh of this and New York ' to a standstill in a large part of did lives after him and tonight it It arrived there last night after a Tha prosecutioncity will be in charge appears that his electrocution would wild trip in two hearses from the of Representatives Sumners (D Europe only be the start of another cycle Universal funeral parlors in Man' Texas) Hobbs (D Ala) and Perof Political of sensational events in the Lind- hattan Vigor kins (R N J) Mrs Hauptmann's bergh crime ' vote on plans are A count System Displayed Foremost among the prospects is vague but it is likely that she will is necessary to convict any Far from being a bad sign the that the New Jersey legislature remain United States for six the behavior of these hitchhikmeeting tomorrow night may vote months or so Her husband asked ers Is a symptom of the constito investigate everything that hap- her to do so presumbaly because lie Harvard University tutional vigor of the American pened in the last alx months of did not want her to give the apTo Fete Astronomer political system For it means Hauptmann’s life The political fu- pearance of running away from a that with entire freedom to agi- ture of Governor Harold G Hoff- crime of which he contended to the CAMBRIDGE Mass April 5 Iff) tate any ' cause when it comes man would be at stake In such an last he was Innocent Later she prob- — Harvard university will pay honor down to choosing their governors investigation So would the reputa-Up- r ably will go to Germany and take to Dr George E Hale of the New Jersey state police with her the ashes of her husband Tuesday Americans are still able to coand honorary director of alesce sufficiently to provide the who have been accused of being ex- to dispose of them near Kamenz organizer the Mt Wilson astronomical observtobiased where and indifferent suffitravagant Germany Hauptmann spent atory in California Indispensable requisite: a cient working majority of rea- ward facta in building & structure his boyhood Seven scientists will speak at of will around New not recover soon symposium in men guilt Hauptmann Jersey sonably recognition of Dr Mrs faithstill Anna crime from this Before the leglS' Hale’s work Hauptmann So for myself I much prefer ful to tomorrow issued invita- lature night will be a res' to see Mr Hearst following Governor Landon Dr Townsend fol- tions to close friends tonight to at olution signed by prominent citizens Scot Plunges to Death cremation of Hauptmann's who want an Investigation of the lowing Senator Borah Father tend the 1 p m tomorrow in Queens Hauptmann at case to YORK April 5 UP)— Albert determine NEW body to Coughlin following someone body dressed in the whether any attempt was made to Proudfoot White 31 of Edinburgh seeing each of them trying to be-- 4 $10Hauptmann’s suit that is given to prisoners "obstruct Justice” President Harold Scotland leaped or fell to death omo the little leader of 'a little —living and dead— when they are Dodds of Princeton university heads today from a room on the fifteenth (Continued on Pe Twelve) discharged from Trenton atate prls- the signers (Column Four) (floor of a hotel " BELIEFS Overflow Crowd of Thousands Stands Russell Patterson son of Sheriff O D Patterson at near-b- y Pontotoc told the United Press he had helped remove four bodies "There are a great many more dead” he said “A larger number are injured “Women and children are screaming Fire is raging through a large tobacco $404353334 $3 651‘ 83183 part of the town” 1 sugar $11543984 peanuts Extent of Storm and rye $89955956 skid the path of the ''Patterson Broad Range Scrapped from-a-litt- le settleIt was to reach processors In ment Called Black Zion in Pongroup whom President Roosevelt totoc county to Tupelo itself said were “unjustly enriched” by "Everythinjh1for some 15 or 20 the voiding of A A A that the miles is almostX completely deproposed "recapture” tax was made stroyed Houses afv blown down a part of the pending tax bill A trees uprooted and devastation is broad range of Excise taxes on farm everywhere” also products proposed by Mr Roosevelt however RED BAY Ala April 5 (UP)— have been scrapped by the ways and means On boy was killed and at least twb committee & persons were injured critically toA sharp reminder that the pro- night when a a tornado ripped posed tax measure will not raise through North Alabama sufficient revenue to balance the Frank Hhtcheson 15 was killed ordinary federal budget and finance Instantly when the storm struck at the farm and bonus programs has 10:20 p m (C S T) and demolcome to congressional leaders from ished his home He was buried in Mr Roosevelt Commissioner of In' the debris ternal Revenue Guy Helvering Mr and Mrs R W Brooks inurged the ways and means Commit' jured when their home collapsed tee to explore additional sources of were rushed to a hospital Their revenue condition was said to be critical like-mind- PAGES—FIVE CENTS LEADERS VOICE THEIR - learnil tonight' ' Word of Wisdom’ Observance Would Solve Economic Problems Says President Grant Small Packers Alarmed By United Press The WASHINGTON April 5 club which the federal government is about to swing over the heads of businessmen who were "unjustly enriched” through the passing of A A A will bs sheathed in velvet to protect little operators it was 20 ' I8BO0 Head of L D S Cites Tenets to End World His Windfall Tax To Go Easy on question the worse for the' candidate Thus it has recently been — said that Sen- Halter Lippmann ator Borah received "the kiss of death" when Dr Townsend gave him his bless- lng Governor Landon has received the kiss of death because Mr Hearst is for him Senator Vandenberg has received the kiss of death because someone took it into his head to say that Mr Hoover is for him Mr Hoover was kissed to death long ago because he may have been for Mr Hoover Colonel Knox has been repeatedly kissed to death because certain not too savory Illinois machine politicians are for him And as for Mr Roosevelt just consider the crack pots the sponsors of the baloney dollar the apostles of sharing the wealth not to mention the college professors labor leaders and uplifters who are for him! 460® 465c 44e 925® 950c 490c Zinc Local Settlement Price 480c Copper Lead Issued every morning City aa second else Today and 13500 ?757o Gold Silver (newly mined) ly smuggling ammunition to Honduran revolutionaries while flying to have been made to Washington however inasmuch as the British efforts thus far appear designed to Ofwin American public opinion ficial quarters roundly deny that the American flag today made what was believed to be a record transit of the Panama canal anly diplomatic approach has been Emergency lockages were ordered made direct to the American gov- last night to enable the vessel to ernment Frequent Reference Diplomatic quarters have not failed however to notice the increasingly frequent references to America's position made by Baldwin since the outbreak of the present conflict get through with all possible speed in its dash to Honduran waters The navy department here said it was in receipt of information that vessels flying the United States flag and operating from gulf ports were en route to Honduras presumably GENEVA April 5 OP)— That vic- with cargoes of munitions Detailed to Chase tories claimed by the Italians in A naval officer said Rear Admiral Ethiopia create a new crisis for the League of Nations and add to the G J Meyers commanding the spe' confusion of the European situation cial service squadron had detailed was the view in international circles the Manley to capture the smug-- tonight glers Diplomats prepared f orne w e The destroyer left Balboa at seven to halt the African war and to construct a substitute for the Lo- minutes after last midnight and carno treaty denounced” by Adolf cleared Cristobal at 4:45 a m to Hitler day requiring only four hours and 38 minutes for the transit She went ADDIS ABABA April 0— Air through at full steam as the emerg' planes bombed the headquarters of ency lockages worked perfectly Crown Prince Asfa Wosan at Dessye There have been no reports Intoday while thousands of Addis dicating any subversive activity reAbaba residents streamed into the cently in Honduras although the surrounding hills fearing another government announced last Decemair raid on the capital ber it had quelled a revolutionary What damage was done at Dessye conspiracy formerly the field headquarters of Members of the liberal party and Emperor Haile Selassie was un- its leaders were jailed The governknown here ment said the conspirators worked Tension in Addis Ababa subsided in cooperation with associates by midday when the effect of heat abroad and high altitude upon gas conFrom shoreline to shoreline the sumption makes long flights by the canal is 402? miles long The usual Italians impractical Raids usually time of passage of a vessel is seven are made just after dawn hours ing conference session The general sessions will continue at 10 a m and 2 p m Monday which is the 106th anniversary of the organization of the church “In thinking seriously of the economic condition of the world” President Grant said in his morning address 1 am convinced without a doubt that a revelation in the hook of Doctrine and Covenants known as the Word of Wisdom given by the Lord the Creator of heaven and earth to the Prophet Joseph Smith over 100 years ago would solve the economic problems not only of our country but of every other country if it were obeyed by the people of the world” Teaches Abstinence Saints to “This Word of Wisdom teaches the Latter-da- y and liquor and refrain from the use of tea part of it reads as follows: To be sent greeting: not by commandment or constraint but by revelation and the Word of Wisdom showing forth the order and will of God in the temporal salvation of all saints in the last days— “ ‘Behold verily thus saith the Lord unto you: In conof evils and designs which do and will exist in the sequence hearts of conspiring men in the last days I have warned you and forewarn you by giving unto you this Word of Wisdom coffee-tobacc- Four Men Die In Air Crash jy“ revelation — ‘And all saints whoremem-:e- r to keep and do these sayings walking in obedience to the commandments shall reFREDERICKSBURG Pa April ceive health in their navel and 5 Iff)— A bimotored army plane flymarrow to their bones ing through heavy rain and haze “ ‘And shall find wisdom and d smashed into the side of treasures of knowledge Blue mountain tonight great treasures hidden even carrying four men to their death “ ‘And shall run and not be the below feet 250 peak Striking the craft cut a wide swathe through weary and shall walk and not the trees then- burled its nose into faint the steep mountainside and burst Given Promise into flames “ ‘And I the Lord give unto Pending arrival of army officials from the Middletown air depot no The them a promise that the desidentification was possible bodies were burned beyond recogni- troying-angel shall pass them tion and only the metal framework of Israel as the children remained of the plane which seemed by Amen”’ them not and to have been a bomber type slay It had been flying north but “Another thing that is needMiddletown officers said it had not ed is to maintain the constitutaken off from there Highway Patrolman C J Jeffer- tion of our country and I now ies who saw the plane approach have pleasure in reading a said the ship appeared in trouble Smith and seemed to be "making a des- declaration by Joseph constitution' the to effort land” regarding perate When the flames subsided suffiThe Constitution of- the to approach the wreckage United States is welcomed six Inches of ciently snow over western Nebraska and the four charred bodies were seen standard it is founded in the in a pile One— apparently the' radio eastern Wyoming — still had headphones ad- wisdom of God It is a heavenxjSkies cleared late today in most operator to his eafs The men appar justed sections ly banner it is to all those In thq Grand valley near Grand ently had been riding two in each who are privileged with the cockpit Junction" the peach crop was imsweets of liberty like the coolperiled tonight by frost The weather forecast there was for snow Baldwin Will Resign ing shades and refreshing waand temperatures below freezing London Paper Reports ters of a great rock in a weary Dust Return and thirsty land It is like a The snowfall at LONDON Monday April (UP) under whose however only a temporary cessa- —Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin great tree from every men three-dation of a dust storm Late has decided to resign as result of branches today a strong north wind again Increasing deafness the Daily Mail clime can be shielded from the ' whipped dust across that area The reported today of the sun' ” dry soil soaked up the moisture The dispatch said that in the new burning rays “I read from Declaration of like a blotter would Ink cabinet Baldwin probably would Farmers near Lamar reported the become lord Belief of the regarding governments counpresident sandblasting had ruined the winter cil and that Neville Chamberlain and laws in general adopted wheat crop chancellor Of the exchequer Santa Fe railroad officials at La- presentsucceed him as by unanimous vote’ of a genmight prime minis- eral mar said a heavy dust storm raged ter assembly of the church at Garden City Kan Visibility was 100 years ago: over reduced to two city blocks Dies Noted “‘We believe that governComposer snow sand dust and Driving kept UP 5 instituted of God N FLEMINGTON at Prairie ments Colo J were Center April churchgoers from venturing from their homps to — Sandor Harmati noted composer for the benefit of’ man and offer prayers at a little schoolh&use and conductor died here Saturday (Continued on Pm Debt) ' for moisture al they had planned after a brief Illness He was 43 heavily-timbere- - -- Dust Bowl Muddied as Snow Blankets Wide Rockies Area — X — DENVER April 5 Iff)— L&rjje tions of the Rocky mountain region including a portion of Colorado's dust bowl wore a coverlet of snow on Palm Sunday Heavy Snow fell for hours at Lamar where dust and rajn mixed yesterday to daub the landscape with mud From Wyoming to as far south as Raton N M and from the white capped Rocky mountains to Grand Island Neb spring time was represented by wet snow Temperatures in that vast region were moderate At many points water from the melting snow ran down gutters Airlines Operate Airlines continued service over routes in and out bf Cheyenne Wyo and Denver Trinidad on the edge of the “blow country” in southeastern Colorado rs received some snow A white blanket lay over all sections of Wyoming At Sheridan the snow was five inches deep at Rock Springs four and at Cheyenne three Farmers particularly sugar beet - LamaV-pause- y - (Column Quit |
