Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING French Detain Spanish Guard Storms ‘Red ’ HaileMay Visit Oyer 8000 on Haunt to Avenge Police Death In Switzerland Famous Isles ' Vegus Scheduled to See to a Spanish government today ordered By Tribune Leased Wire capture 200 armed warship MADRID June 13 —Civil guards Daughter beggars who seised control Saturday night Inflicted swift ven- Spanish of the steamer A Lasaro in pirate socialists who band of on a geance VEVEY Switzerland June 13 UP) Press Writer Describes seised and beheaded one of the uni- style at Tangiers Friday and orof Ethiopia formed men at Palenciana as the dered the captain to heaTor Spain —Princess Yechimabat Vicious Criminals at government strove with iron hand The warship was Instructed to carry mi be living in her own villa here on her sixteenth birthday in Octo check the terrorism and violence the “pirates" back to Tangiers tober with her papa Haile Selassie in boarded The the Settlement ship beggars socialEquatorial sweeping the country Four ists were wounded Saturday two of protest over a deportation order as her guest Helhhat the fugitive It was for lodged against a number of them as them seriously ' (Editor1 note: This U a sec Ethiopia acquired the The guard detachments stormed the vessel was about to weigh emperor of flueri’’ villa “praz (flowery mead ond article by DeWitt Macken- the building hr which the socialists anchor zie Associated Press staff writer had entrenched themselves and deow) The princess lived In the house about life today on dreaded Dev- capitated their captive They Missionaries Push for several months when her father ils island as the three “lies du smashed in the doors and opened her to Switzerland to study Salut" off the coast of French fire wounding the four men The North China sent 1931 Way Guiana where France has her remainder of the socialists who had Princess Yechimabat is the king penal colony are called The usual seized the civil as he returned of kings' daughter who sent per strict ban against nonofficial vis- from a countryguard with other NANKING June 13 patrol itors was relaxed so that Mr guards fled and British missionaries travel- sonal appeals to the League of Na Mackenzie might obtain first hand and on tions and to Edouard Herriot of Police sent to the town near Cor- ing by airplane by pony-ca- rt the material for these articles) doba arrested the communist mayor foot Saturday night were reported France for aid to her country pushing back info China’s remote against the legions of Italy and the municipal councillor of By DEWITT MACKENZIE Her name is supposed to mean northwest despite diplomatic warnCopyright 1936 by the Associated At Malaga torn by a series of as- ings of communist and bandit perils “sunshine” She also has a nickPress sassinations and killings during the The missionaries fled from Kansu name Tsahai When she lived dis-in DEVIL’S ISLAND French Gui- last few days the civil” governor fnd Tsinghai provinces eight months the villa the neighbors say her floating down the Yellow river position was as sunny as her name ana — Some of the world’s 'most gave all Inhabifkflta of the province ago 48 hours in which to hand over any on goatskin rafts before the threat- She had a playmate the daughter vicious killers are being punished arms of a protestant minister who had they possess to the authorities ening communists on Royale and St Joseph’s isles in conformity Diplomats Warning the mission' been a missionary in Ethiopia with central governThe neighbors often saw the little which with the real Devil’s island ment orders All arms permit were aries to stay out of the areas stated reds that informed had been running in the garden princess will they n Drastic canceled punishment make up this penal be visited on persons who do not from Shensi province decimat&fl her kinky hair flying in the wind settlement only a few weeks ago by govern She was taught by Swiss teachers comply with the orders ment air bombers were moving learning French and English They are the worst of some 8000 The princess posed at Lausanne CADIZ criminals scattered about equatoJune 13— The westward Spain rial French Guiana It is hard to believe that the isles of Royale and St Joseph have these dwellers or chat they belong to the same family as the near-b- y satanic rocky refuge for a handful of political prisoners “Lisle du Diable" Seems Lovely Spot The description of one would do fairly well for the other— but l§t us take Royale To the approaching visitor it appears a lovely and tranquil spot High crested palms and innumerable tropic trees cocoanut mango almond lime and cherry dot the landscape In this setting of beauty there are Y" today 375 prisoners St Joseph has 362 the latter being regarded as the most dangerous Most of them are V serving time for murder and they ft look the part The writer slept several nights in the hospital on Royale and the trusty who looked after his wants was the notorious Dr Laget a medical man of Montpelier France He poisoned one wife for her money then married her sister and murdered the latter for the same reason He was condemned to the guillotine but his sentence was commuted to Imprisonment here Kind and Courteous While he was most kind and courteous he possessed a disconcerting furtiveness and had the habit of appearing suddenly and noiselessly from nowhere night or day like a wraith He was one of those chaps who could laugh Without making a sound His chief frlepd was another trusty Philipponent a huge fellow about sin feet three inches tall with a hard eye and a badman’s smile which must have been on his face when he killed the chief of police at Bayle France “ The real aristocrat of the colony Is young Count Do Crozet de Reys-sa- c who killed his illegitimate baby He is highly cultured and every Inch the gentleman in appearance —strangely out of place and holding himself rigidly aloof on Guard Forty-fiv- e There are only about 45 officers to guard all three islands and it should not be forgotten that there are numerous women and children families of officials on Rolaye and there are St Joseph However plenty of machine guns available for use in case of a break The treatment of prisoners here Is similar to that in the prisons on it the mainland What the writer saw and what he heard from civilians liberated criminals men still serving time and prison officials all totals up to this— there are flaws in the system and many improvements should be made but the men are as well treated on the whole as those in most prisons The day starts at 5 o’clock and ends at 5 in the evening when the men are locked up 'The good conduct prisoners live in big fairly i's’fr' rooms each housing about two score Their beds range on both sides of the room and these consist of strips of canvas stretched over iron frames The men are permitted to have personal effects including musical instruments and are allowed to read a r- and write From 5 o'clock in the evening until 8 — bedtime — they engage in such amusements as they see fit including cards and music One weak spot in the accommodations is in many cases excessively bad artificial light consisting of smoking little oil torcres There is no electricity or gas on the islands Prisoners who have been convict-a- d 1 1 of theft assault or infraction of regulations are punished with solitary confinement in cells for periods varying according to the seriousness of the case perhaps a month and perhaps three of four Twice a day for one hour these men are taken from their cells and do light work such as basket-makin- g in compartments which permit a view of the sky and not much else They get the same food as the good conduct) men excepting in smaller quantities raiy ? Day’s Ration A' typical day’s rations includes bread fresh or canned meat coffee sugar salt pork grease rice v dry or fresh legumes bananas and occasionally salt fish For good worlo the prisoners get an extra 325 Once In of bread dally i grams seven days there is a ration of cheese Each prisoner gets a small s? packet of tobacco once a month and may buy more There is a special small distribution of coffee and wine once a month It Is a fact that numerous prisoners escape each year from the various penitentiaries in the penal colony of French Guiana but this Aalmost Invariably happens on the " mainland Into world-know- H A 5 JUNE 14 1936 Plans Trip British Planes Attack Arabs ’ See Our Other Ad on Page 7k 3-- E TATTOO NC Heavy Penalties Ordered ' for Terrorists YOUR LASHES or JERUSALEM June was decreed life imprisonment against terrorists Saturday a the government sent military planes into action to rout savage attacks launched against Jewish settle wJ bands v O '' ments by skulkingofArab the drastic puAnnouncement nitive measures was made as the Holy Land was rocked by new disorders in which one Arab was killed at Bethlehem No casualties were V A reported in a number of clashes between Arab insurgents and military and police patrols in other trouble zones throughout Palestine The death at Bethlehem resulted when Arab strikers attacked group of merchants who had failed to close their stores The new decree designed to disHaile Selassie courage repeated attempts against the lives of British officials Will for a bust by the sculptor Milo apply to ail convicted of firing upon Martin British troops or of throwing bombs “I rarely had such a graceful it was announced by Sir Arthur model” said Martin “She was a Grenfell Wauchop British high commissioner laughing child but when some high Arab bands besieging Jewish colofficial of her country accompanied onies on the Esdraelon plain with her tojthe studio she would assume rifles and machine guns were scatthe impassive look of her father tered when two British military earthward to the and the royal air of an Oriental planes dove “ rescue princess 13-D- eath no matter bow -' into scanty exotic luxuriance The long dark curling lashes of the exotic South Sea maiden can now be a thrilling reality for you Simply Tattoo your lashes with this exquisite new Tattoo Cream Mascara: They’ll instantly appear luxuriant and twice their re-ilength No water —no messy cake— oo difficult liquid And it’s so completely waterproof that neither rain nor tears can spoil the lovely illusion Sm are proof: Harmless: Tattoo your lashes! 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