Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE 4 A SUNDAY TURNING JULY 12 1935 Japan Leader Italy Declines WifeWillSue Locarno Bid Warns China Spanish Count ROMS July (UP) Italy InDeathTrial Saturday ForJVIiffion night officially attend ths Locarno conference " Admiral Orders Three in Nippon Petty Officer Murder ll-V- wk Sha-yun- “The Chinese art unable even to criminals and the Japanese were compelled even to servo several warnings on Chinese authorities In ths course of the trial due to tho fact that the Chinese did not appreciate tho seriousness of the case which represented an insult arrest to tho Imperial navy" Old Letters Found Belfast Plans Fete Sunday North Ireland Will Hold Noisv Celebration BELFAST July 11 WP)— Northern Ireland will become on of the noisiest and" gayest spot In the world Sunday as 3SOOOO Orsngsmen celebrate the 246th anniversary of the Battle of ths Boyne Hundreds of bands in 60 different demonstrations will lead paroadrades along bunting-spanne- d ways Armored cars will follow at rear-- " a modest distance The machine-gunozzles peeping from ths armored cars are not a part of the parade but a precaution against rioting such as marked In-t- n last year’s Protestant-Catholi- celebration when clashes c re- sulted in 11 deaths hundreds of Injuries and extensive property damage When King William Ill’s heterogeneous army of 85000 men sent King James II’s forces scurrying southward from the River Boyne he won hia cause not 6nly in Ireland but In England as well Tha losses at the Boyne were email and the battle Itself waa of little tactical Importance but Its stratstglcal con' saquenoes were deolslvt of tho war In Ireland and of tho dastlny of that for tho next hundred country LONDON July 11 years dismantling an old street mall box Through tho battle Protestantism In Myddleton road Bowes park was mads secure as tha official refound letters between the sides of ligion of Great Britain tho box which had been posted between 1908 and 1918 They were On hundred years ago almoat all delivered with notes of apology furniture in the Unltad States was from the post efflca imported from England ‘Hands s v n 7(1 ! 1 (Continued from ' tV: ' ths fairyland principality which peacemakers forgot la having her troubles She Ilea—all 65 square miles of her—between Switzerland and Austria on the upper Rhine In 1866 ht army of 81 men helped Austria against Italy and Prussia Because she was forgotten In subsequent peace treaties she (till technically is at war with both those foes Today Liechtenstein is perhaps th last intact remnant of Charlemagne’ Holy Roman empire But membership In th Swiss Customs unlon'and centuries-ol- d cultural relations with Austria mean d that political currents in both those countries have become strong enough to reach her quiet pastures A youth movement too is growing and there is a conflict between old and new ideas nationalism national socialism and money troubles recently-heightene- m These concomitants of modernity In Liechtenstein seem strange whose 11500 residents are mainly agriculturists much of whose pubcomes from postage lic revenue stamp Issues and whose' capital Vaduz has no night telephone service' The reigning Prince Francis I—who belongs to on of Europs’s oldest ruling families— has had th policy of "Get along with our neighbors but keep out of their troubles" The story Is told that a deputation of farmers called on him end demanded the establishment of a republic ne is said to have re“Certainly plied “you may have a republic But remember that under a republic you’ll not get fiffids from me you’ll hav to pay taxes” Tha farmers thought it over and decided they didn't want a republic ROME July 11 (ff)—Premier Benito Mussolini expressed full apn accord proval of ths announced Saturday In a telegram to Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg of Austria 11 duce called ths pact a “notable step on th road to reconstruction of Europe and ths Danubtan countries" Mussolini a reliable source said had bsan kept fully Informed of negotiations toward th accord which went on for several months Schuschnigg was said to have obconsent In tained ths premier’s January before entering into the conversations Exchange Messages II duce’i massage came after receipt of a telegram from th Austrian chancellor In which Schuach-nlg- g recalled “with joy the extraordinary valuabla conversations” between the two at Mussolini’s summer home within the past few month The Italian leader’s message de accord dared ths Austro-Germa- n should be "receJ! with satisfaction by all those who have the cause Auatro-Germa- "I UB-Fru- strat' Ftp One) eluded future of tho Austrian legion fine In Germany tha which Germany impose on tourists to Austria and th status of political rafugsta in both countries Insure Peace Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg in a radio addrtsa to tha Austrian people Saturday night oaid th agreement “Insure European peace” “Fata binds totfb of our German peoples together h said “Austria recognizes and always will recognize herself as a Germania atats “Everyone no matter what his former attitude will welcome and cooperate with tha fatherland front" Schuscbnlgg continued Bchuachnlgg emphasised that the Rom protocols remain in operation “W ar glad 'an agreement has been reached bacaus w havs always foreseen it In ths Roms protocols’’ h said 1000-mar- jc nt WARSAW July 11 ed thrice by police when he tried to kill hlmeelf Bernard Kaplan organised a club for unsuccessful would-b- e But the polios suicides shut down the club as contrary to tho publlo Interest Off Domestic Affairs of Neighbors By Tribune Leased Wire HAVANA July Sam pedro of Havana who plana “to fight to an end” tha annulment proceeding filed In New York by her husband th Count of Covadonga aon bf former King Alfonao XIII of Spain will aua the count for "nof less than one and not more than two millions" heart balm aa oon as ths trial opens she told ths Police Disband Gub VADUZ Liechtenstein July 11 UP)' — Liechtenstein Hitler Agrees to Keep at Last Penetrate Craustarkian State Entente-Fron- t Will Fight Annulment Proceedings Brought by Covadonga in N Y Chicago Trlbunt correspondent Saturday night “Marta Rocafort is a vampire and has stolen my husband” the wife said “My lawyers hays discovered the plot waa framed by Marta her father Dr Bias Rocafort and her mother during the crown prince's last illness hers” Renounced Rights The Count of Covadonga renounced his right as heir presumptive to tji Spanish throne to wsd Senorit Sampddro Marta Rocafort a a commoner Cuban girl of 22 who is an artlst'a model in New York is said to be tha count's latest heart interest nave letters written In the crown prlnce’e own handwriting and Marta’s showing both to bt in constant communication although h was lying abed sick That 8wiaa nurse Schweitzer acted as an intermediary taking his letters to Marta and Introducing ber's Into my home Cites ‘Ingratitude “That was a nice way to pey back my efforts to save hit life” the eeuntast said (In his annulment suit ths count charged his wife failed to keep her promise to guard his “tender” health resulting from his affliction with hereditary hemophilia which endangers his bleeding to death from alight wounds) Woes of Outer World an Pact Revives — declined 11 to among Great Britain Franc and Belgium to be held at Brussels next wetk It marked the second time In a Convicted week that the fascist stats turned her back on opportunities to resume collaborstion with European powers Premier Benito Mussolini also declined to send a delegation Wire Leased Tribun By to the Dardanelles conftrence at AdSHANGHAI July ice Montrsux Switzerland despite miral Eijlro Hondo commander of repeated announcements he would European council tables the Japanese marine forces which return to official abolition of sancfollowing exceed 3000 In Shanghai sent an tions ultimatum to Chinese authorities Saturday which practically ordered a Chinese court to convict three Chines charged with the murder of a Japanese petty officer Hideo Nakayama on November 9 last Ultimatum Issued Hondo's ultimatum followed the dramatic murder of a second Japanese a civilian named Kosaku Kayau which occurred In the same district on th border of the international settlement in the Chinese Chapel area In tho vicinity of the Japanese naval barracks The Kayau murder followed by only a few hours the completion of the trial of tho alleged culprits in the Nakayama case when Judge Hung-ye- h announced the judgment henc would be rendered a Th alleged assassins of Naka-yam- a wer three Cantonese named and Ylh Hai-se- n Yang Wen-ta- o g Chow of whom Yih is the leader ' Drags Eight Months The trial dragged on for eight months The chief witness was a All Korean named Jack Hanson the accused were arrested on evidence presented from Japanese sources Vice Admirah Kondo in his ultimatum pointed out: Nazi-Austri- i : A- i - ) ’ As Whether King Leopold young king the Belgians will remarry after tho tragic death of Queen Astrid is the topic of fashionable circles of London and Paris He is shown with his two young children the little Crown Prince Baudot and the Princess Josephine Charlotte (rear right) Astrid died in an automobile crash last fall Remarriage of Belgians’ King Rumored in London and Paris of peace at hsart” He said he was “particularly the interchange of assur happy Natives However Think Talk of Successor to ances ofat perfect friendship and col with Italy" In conformity laboratlon Astrid ‘Sacrilege’ Ruler Mourns with previous agreements “which will continue as the basis of affairs under the new defiBRUSSELS July 11 IflB-- Wlll Austrian throne and Princess Closister of the nitions of your relations wtth the King Leopold bring a sec- thilda Napoleon ond bride to Brussels? French Bonapartist pretender who reich" Rumors of this havs penetrated -A- uthoriarLlriSm'L’t July 11 little Belgium from London and lsltatlv eourcea atated Saturday night ?The Ahd?2S Ade?aid Paris considered ths new Austro-Germa- n But Belgium is doubtful only 22 years old and lives with her they accord aa removing on of The basis of the rumors is that it brother and mother the Empress most serious dangers to the would bs better both for state rea- Zita at Steenockerzeel castle ip th peace of Europe sons and for th sake of th king's Belgium) Interpreted it varione three children to have a ruling Another choice which would Newspapers aa a triumph for Premier ously further link Belgian royalty with Mussolini and Herman Wilhelm queen to succeed Queen Astrid the House of Savoy would be the Held 'Sacrilege' Goerlng Princess So brightly does the memory of of Italy Astrid still burn however that Prince Juliana of Holland is remention-her- e of Leopold’s remaras a most suitable match by garded is aa a somewhat regarded riage Flemish nationalists especially but form of national aacrilege serious constitutional and Those who know the handsome there are obstacles political monarch lay he has not Others Rumored recovered completely from the Princess Eugenie of Greece Prinshock of the tragic' automobile accident in which hie queen was killed cess Louis Alexandrine of Denlast August and that he has no mark and Princess Frederica of plans to rowed Brunawick-Lunehurg are likewise By Tribune Leased Wire There is 'ample indication morein rumor as possible candithe over that a aecond marriage would offered PARIS July dates not be popular with the public at threatbehind ar the communists is Catholics it assumed Belgian large But there is no question of would favor a with an ened agricultural walkout through King ‘Leopold's right and privilege Italian princess marriage The House of Bra- out the nation were made Saturday to remarry no constitutional bar- bant of Belgium is Catholics Th riers difficulty would be whereas Queen Astrid a Protest- night as th law cracked down for rather in his choice of a bride from ant was married to the first time on a number of strikLeopold by ers th limited list of available Eurowho occupied factories at Bor special permission of the pope She deaux pean royalty then accepted the Catholic faith At ths same time minor clashes Two Possibilities Marriage of Leopold and ArchTwo possibilities are the Arch- duchess Adelaide would It is point- between leftists and rightists oo duchess Adelaide' "“'eldest sister of ed out greatly strengthen the royal- curred in th Champs Elysees but were broken up by police without Archduk Otto pretender to the ist causa in Austria great difficulty Th clashes followed ceremonies at which Albert Riviere minister of Argentina’s Wheat pensions donated to war veterans & torch which will be taken to VerShow Drop Exports dun for the commemorative services Sunday Th paper L Temps Mid masked BUENOS AIRES July 11 communist maneuvers had caused exwheat and linaeed LA PAZ Bolivia July 11 UP)— Bo- unrest among th firm workers ports during th first six months livia with more jobs than workers and created the threat of a general of 1936 were considerably smaller engaged Saturday In rounding up all strike expected to go into effect than in tha same period of 1935 the men between ths ages of 18 and 60 on Bastille day July 14 ministry of agriculture reported years to put them to work Thirteen workers Regourd Saturday President David1 Toro decreed company at Bordeaux were fined 25 Wheat exports for the first half that all men ahould find employ- francs (about $175) each by a of this year were 746644 tons in ment court at 'Bordeaux on th complaint comparison with 2692000 tons in Officials now aie undertaking a of the manager who changed they ths corresponding months of 1935 survey of all the unemployed while occupied his shops for 28 days Jn Linseed exports were 740009 tons industrial and commercial enter- violation of the residence laws compered with 1046000 ton during prises are listing their requirements At Marseilles workers on ships th first six months of last year linking Francs and Corsica stopped for men with th police On July 27 both registrations will work a few hours after they had rebe completed Then men will be sumed their duties Tailors and placed in jobs under a compulsory dressmaker' held a demonstration in the Center of th city There system Officials asserted many veteran were no disorders Ths conference of the communist of the Chaco war with Paraguay are living on government pensions party waa under way here Saturday which ars large enough to permit night The Algerian delegate Aftal-la- h wearing let called upon French them to exist without work Ths government assured the citi- workers to aid native laborers In' zens their constitutional right of en- “realizing complete emancipation gaging in any legitimate form of of the masses on both sides of the 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