Salt Lake Tribune | 1933-11-12 | Page 2

II THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 121933 INTO Affairs in OFFICIAL GAG The Nation ON U S NEWS - NR IRKS PRESS f— A View Japan Acts to Increase South American Exports SEES D HALT IN DIZZY Altered DIP OF DOLLAR Johnson Militarist Attack Qualifications Johnson Ickes Attempting — Drastio—Censorship —of Information for Public WEEK-EN- Latin-Americ- Over Elated Inflationists Latest Currency Gyrations Military Compactness MARK SULLIVAN 1) v v (AP)i-har- on GET ftjp v ts GROWERS WILL Kumachi Nakajima JapTOKYO Nov anese minister of commerce and industry has decided on formation of a corporation to be called the Central and South American Trading company to promote Japan’s commerce countries with This project is fully in line with the determination of the Japanese government and manufacturers to get a large sliare of the South American trade— a determination more pronounced since protests have arisen from India and other countries of the British empire against flooding of their ipar- kets with quantities of Japanese goods at cheap prices — — Main features of the proposed new corporation are: is to be founded with joint investment by private I Ittrading interests The government with approval of the imperial diet will invest the corporation with authority to monopolize commerce between Japan and central and South America Japanese government will endeavor to aid the 2 The corporation in concluding special agreements with trading concerns in central and South America for commercial transactions Japanese government is prepared to enter into 3 The a trade convention of some sort with central and South American government to modify exchange control and import restrictions in favor of Japanese exporters 11 Faces Farmers FARM CHIEF WESTERN BEET MAKES PLEA jl4 000 000 4 V an Company Announce Part Vv FORSUPPORT pjj Secretary Warns Against Uncontrolled i- Inflation in Home- Town Speech iz-i-v Payment for Four States - DENVER Nov 11 W— Sugar beet Rr VnltW Prm Corrlfkt NEW YORK Nov 11 (UP)— Angrowers in Colorado Wyoming Monother puzzling design was wqven into tana and Nebraska will receive a payEMPLOYES WARNED NEW HOG BUYING the pattern of the American dollar’s ment of more than $14000000 for H? N nuXooawin West1933 confrom Great the to their crop fluctuations today adding AGAINST REPORTERS PLAN ANNOUNCED ern Sugar company November 13 fusion and controversy over a paraannounced officials today company mount domestic and international The payment it was said will be Is the first Information than issue $3000000 monetary larger Misleading nearly Recently Proposed payment for the 1932 crop The pound sterling lost more than Given Out Observer at Of the total Colorado beet farmers 7 cents overnight The French frsne Fixing Plan Held Too will receive $8127348 Nebraska cents off 8 at 818 opened Declares in Application farmers $3420453 growers in MonWashington Then esme snother ’’wild Rigid points tana $1791414 and those In Wyomarket Price changes Were so fast ming $848639 that actual transactions were diffiPrices Per Ton cult to make When the market By BARTZELL 8FENCE By HARRY J BROWN closed sterling had regained all but The total payment for beets delivUnited Press Correspendenl (Tribune Cerreependsnt) A Wallace Henry of a cent of its loss and the franc ered prior to November 1 will be WASHINGTON Nov DBS MOINES Iowa Nov 11 (UP) had Regained 7 polnta of its loss $14187854 This represents payment before save in times of war has govA Wallace youthful secre—Henry That represented a dollar at about for 94 per cent of the total crop ernment business at Washington been tary of agriculture brought tonight 80 per cent of Coloclose low level of the beFriday’s 10 Approximately town in the heart of the much hia so dirk home in the conducted These Nebraska and Wheatland rado developments farm area a smashing hind closed doors as at the present discontented rounded out a week of demoralized Wyogrowers will get $4 or more never before in peace times has appeal for support of the' administratIn foreign exchange trading Everyone per ton as their first payment relief program ion’s corn-hothere been such widespread effort to the Billings Mont and Lovell Wyo S sought an answer to developments He promised the 10000 farmers eolor the news about government acbeNRA is content really where sugar but few attempted an explanation districts some of them ruddy cheeked and tivities and to suppresa so much of with some inThree currencies bespeak the sudden higher growers will receive $450 per frost bitten from service in strike what is going on in the great govern- gan — but dustrialists said statement come to ton the company the dollar change that has ment department! picket lines that manipulation of the ' as a Deconcepbegan made be will since Roosevelt President started Further payment International gold price and direct The two great emergency bodies tion now it from what different 15 very to beets delivered for drive during cember raise commodity prices by R A and P W A are the outstand-- is government expenditures to give jobs TOKYO Nov 11 (AP)— The Japanese army and navy— main- November and additional payments as a measure designed purchasing gold in the foreign It began mar to 4000000 persons now on relief T demandgovernment agencies that insist to taining the empire is ringed about by hostile powers— are stretched give Individual health to three ver: gets it warranted will be made thereafter rolls would inflate prices on working in the dark A A A is ' economic resources of the nation be further were cot the sick industries that three The Mar the covered ing in Government show parThese the three by An operation for the direct relief period during little better end textiles In ell three of theee of hog producers was revealed with OIom List Tsar to prepara for war ticipating beet contract ending SepGeneral Hugh Johnson head of the oil had services veers— been for there Ourrsnar This stand of the defense ket on Side of aio tember 30 1934 It was announced today Saturday Wallace’s announcement that governHarold s L industries 15 13 11H 14 M1 (torllnf more not merely during the depression but Pound SIRA end Secretary ment relief agencies would buy is making th Saito cabinet’s task in come a great military power 3 M M'A Price Trend Uncertain nch lrtno of public works for I 37(4 of armies the at least a decade past— overpro- Pri even that 0 W Farmers 10014 dollar OMH more pounds of hogs to feed The price per ton of beets is deterits budget for the fiscal year formidable art attempting press censorship by duction overproduction had lea to Canadian framing in the czar with which Japan fought Inflationists were elated Conser- 1934-3unemployed families mined by the sugar content and the assuming to determine what inforutmost of the one to difficulty 1904-hadled The red army according vative opinion was mixed Some bemation shall ba given the public or price tocuttingof price cutting final net return for sugar sold it was Means Business ’ leek has stationed at explained profit tor owners and lieved the president's policy was involving vital decisions of national these statements CHICAGO Nov 11 (UP)— The fedthe presa and what information (hall both “As a result of the administration’s to wage cutting of employes In the doomed to failure Others life of the least 10 divisions totaling 140000 officials pointed out that eral- government today stepped in to be withheld They have barred news- textile including policy perhaps even the monetary action" said Wallace and eon coal industries espe- a great many foreign bankers men In far eastern Siberia close to It Company itself ministry to forecast of from sessions difficult men thalr be preall would price paper an end to the latest and unprece- "prices will undoubtedly rise if furlow and ferred to stand If the army and navy have their the borders of Japan’s ward boards where policies are determined cially wages were Intolerably wa by and tee what haptrends from now until September 30 put rare pened it dented type of farm strike a stub- ther direct action by the federal govway—and their way has Increased the were apcited and where important functions are In the soft coil industry to Uncertainties they ernment is necessary I have no doubt 2000000000 have as The most reasonable ‘this array 1 furnished for average employes determined upon They prepare state- much explanation of the empire’s debt nearly in the last Moreover parent abandonment by the federal born refusal of farmers to sell hogs that the president will take it My than more week arm 'air three work a with days' $580000000) (about powerful what the dollar's drop wes that the govern- yen ments for the press giving what they they friends of the com belt the president government of the sugar stabilization to packers at prices below effort had been made to rem- ment warvursulng its policy of rais- two years— this policy will continue 300 aircraft Including scores of heavy are willing the public shall know and Manythese they said consider reasonable Consequently means business" 830 program remthe cost conditions But an the of at of bombers several every for flying edy capable years ton been is has based For three days hog trading ing commodity prices by lowering the payment per they have decreed that the press shall It is more necessary now than it to Tokyo the Initial a least Vladivostok at of from increase miles annual every debt suggested possible edy remedy to refused content Packers at standstill e out on sugar dollar and get pay was in 1919 to recognize that no mattake what they hand of destruction largely owners Involved loads their agreement among billion yan dropping for e more wants than The to more Men qf long experi$435 hundredweight government nothing buy gold Tha ter how much monetary causes may deficits entailed can not and returning to their bases ence in Washington wbuld never at- within the industry— and this would In Therefore top grade hogs Commission men re-- ' move prices upward” said Wallace England English be met huge new taxes an to So the navy and army are demandto have been antitrust the attempt contrary a by hundredto below sell Johnfused must be General $450 a such sterling thing but tempt purchased with ’and for a short time create the illuredollars That means a de- do that would mean- doubling the ing new ships new guqs new '9 son and Secretary Ickaa are compara- laws this condition weight sion of an Unusual foreign market in mind American In tax burdens of the people courses of fuel hundreds of new air having the present the dolmand an enured to government new for increase national the in Today capital tively there is eventually the necessity of sterling be planes new weapons of all descripmainly these three industries and per- lar supply and a lower dollar market on the side of the hog farm- facing the true nature of the changed The and serious social unrest would Senate Learns Lessen haps one dp two others it was pro- seme thing applies to other curren- tha least dangerous result of that Do- tions and huge stores of munitions ers and announced it would purchase worltj demand for American farm Of ever swelling pro- such as would permit Japan to launch Up to a few yeera ago tha United posed last April and May that con- cies Paris a quantity of hogs for relief distribu- products a good gold mar- mestic loans States senate held executive sessions gress should pan an act which would ket as well offering portions are the only method avail- Into war at any time she is chaltion as pork The government price as London Cites Bangers behind closed doors The public end enable the owners within an industry able lenged from $440 to' $450 a hundredBut today th dollar strengthened “Th® moment prices stop rising of such new armament United the newspaper men were driven from to get together and Jo agree upon re- This led cost hold The that the The navy to weight as to the true nature ofjthis demand may the galleries The senate with all striction of output and upon other whether the many question States having moved 9 per cent plus the normal maintenance coats of There were 23000 hogs in the greet shock some government policy was and Conference doors locked the proceeded In ex- practices which would permit the payPacific declare the Into tho people Controlled inflaservices S lt he of army U seapowtr when the announcement tion is stockyards From London came Suggests advices relaxing absolutely necessary ifrwe are ecutive session to consider nomina- ment of decent wages would elimi- there was oeean and inaugurated a navy chieftafhs require appropriacame Since Wednesday night only to of the British possibility our present burden of 1934-3shoulder tions treaties and other confidential nate child labor and would permit (April warship construction pro- tions fortha fiscal year Collect and Divide With a few thousand hogs had been sold to debt but don’t buying dollar In order to make fool yourselves tow 1 $1 1935) totaling apmatters Each morning following an escape from other destructive condi- todey la the safety endangering gram small and enable butchers packing believing it is the December 15 token payment to of tho I am for everything on 1830000000 tho (about yen to important executive session the news- tions This could be done of course the United State proximately States empire orders Japanese houses packLarge supply " Repeal That would have seta tt as 1 always have been- but I insist $372400000) This would be roughly papers carried In much detail reports only subject to certain condition im- led to weaker sterling end ers steadfastly had refused to buy stronger The army has published statement 50 per cent more than the largest preparing for its consequence" of what the senate had done behind posed in the act including a certain Never in 'the history of the market upon —’ 4Wallace presented the government’ to prove that Rusdefense estimates closed poors In time it went to the amount of supervision by tho govern- dollar statement after peacetime situation arisen a had such 11 (AV-Nov Gold WASHINGTON firevious Increased corn-hocontrol plan as the answer extent of carrying complete roll cells ment sia under (bo Soviets has again be- Both farmers and packers were suf- to suggestion that tha federal governinflation’s dangers He pointed on Important votes taken In executive This was tha germ of N R A Tha Then the government increased its allo- fering from the stalemate- - Packers' and levie all ment collect liquor session The senate learned its les- essential point about this early con- price for newly mined gold to $3332 were confined to the butch- out the more rigid control plan preof the shares operations states to their the cate turn about in the ion It came to realize that whenever ception was that NRA should ba That brought to them sented last week by five midwest govmoney was added today to the length- ering of hogs shipped direct would meet the dangers equal- k clamped dowq the lid end told the permissive— not compulsory that In American market adding to value of from farms Commission men sought ernors l of list proposals ening well in theory but expressed doubt 1)y to presa in German fashion "Verboten” any industry if an overwhelming ma- sterling and decreasing the value of flow this farmers halt by urging The proposal was made at a conferhat agriculture was prepared for ao right then and there the newspaper jority of the owners wished they the dollar Tha rltt in sterling came ence of the interstate commission on not to consign any hogs to Chicago He a regimentation the until had been correspondents redoubled their efforts could get together and could agree alter the London foreign exchange broken jam conflicting taxation attended today by posed the question for the farm belt to find out what was going on in se- upon elimination of destructive price market was closed the fiscal Though entirely independent to answer by its reaction in succeedrepresentative of the tax and The visitor to Canada realizes what cret and did so end printed What cutting and destructive wage cutting strike conformed to the genagencies of ten states It was one of sellers’ ing weeks this means A year ago he could take of farm eral the national they learned Realizing the game It was not intended— distinctly it was an principle of taxation dual number problems Must Sell Produce American dollar to Canada exeould not be played successfully the not— that any industry should be retenet of the has which strike been the Investigating body qflsidered by “The governors said they would be senate finally voted to consider nomi- quired to combins change it for approximately $111 and sell coltax “Buy nothing nothing" for a the Under single plan nations and other confidential matbuy 100 cents worth of Canadian The sellers’ strike cost the hog own- willing to stand sponsors for ironIt was suggested that dry of Hammers Heard lection clad production control" said Walters in what it choae to term “open NRA even a it etanda today is goods Today he goes to Canada gets Hunt Faili ers Thump $2500 a day in feed for the pigs share of the no receive states liquor to Develop lace" “We considered the effect of executive session still a permissive statute It permits less than a dollar for his American levy 15th Anniversary on dollar and buys 100 cents worth of General Johnson got in bad among an jerking hog pricer up overnight to $8 deno made to and conference come While th together industry Que a’ hundredweight We feared and Supposed Canadian goods other things when he undertook to cision on the liquor tax matter the of Republic still do that wage earners today censure a couple of newspaper men adopt a coda U does not require an Today the London gold price in belief in in the accord were conferees Plot could not buy nearly as much pork Kidnap or rether information men for dis- industry to do So True the act give American equivalent was $3305 reliquor that the combined federal-stat- e at $8 a hundred as aVa lower level tributing Information ho did not like the president power to impose a code flecting dollar worth 6234 cents The low enough to keep be should levy After all the farmer has to sell hi® about NRA He also took a number and also to impose licensing system American price was $3332 an ounce under retail potential 11 prices legal Nov SAN Cal JOSE of "cracks" at newspaper men who But the early Intention of this wes for gold reflecting a dollar worth products to the man In the city bootleg prices - “One some reason I have come out to of the really to enable the president to 6203 cents theories toejay complidared write critically of the of On the liquor control side at this time isterdIscover whethIqwa The main question is how is the cated tha hunt for the supposedthings NRA was doing Johnson “back bp the majority within a disof Davis Senator eneral problem er the farmers of the corn belt are did bar one man from hia press con tressed industry whenever tha ma- plan working towards lifting com’ennsylvanla expressed the belief toly kidnaped Brooke Hart 22 son ready for the imposition of compulferences but ha was not a newspaper jority wished to combine and was re- modity prices in accordance with the be should first the of a wealthy San Jose merchant liquor day that sory control both of production and man and the press generally made sisted by a stubborn minority The president’s plan in Washington small the Lurllne A search of th liner portions country given If they are new legislano complaint The newspaper men resident can impose a code upon an marketing Pa Erie at an in said address He Loa and Angetion will be hecessary It would be by Sen Francisco who was moat critical of N R A and Eidustry only under certain condi-ti- c OTTAWA Nov U to too Urges is Only much almost “a Group that to the' failed les quart develop police necessary apparently to declare agwho did more than any other to show only if “abuses inimical to the 13000 postofflcee had orders today be distributed at once" and suggestclue that turned up in the bay riculture a public utility ‘Is this what ere prevalent in any not to accept United States currency Sales up some of the fallacies of the policies iublle Interest to sell best be would Package ed it the with liquor “by last finding the farmers want?” city night of General Johnson and hie cohorts And tha president'! power The instruction went out from disduatry" that a belief and drink" on tha the of wallet expressed Hart's Wallace referred to the revelations young stood on the sidelines and laughad at to impose a licensing system Is still trict headquarters yesterday because state distribution that liquor an oil of tanker through rail of the senate stock market Investigatthe general because he never went more limited He esn Impose licenses the American dollar had fallen below guard OLYMPIA Wash Nov 11 (AV-- A would stores be the lew” the had "package been passenger alongside never ing committee to Johnson’s press conferences if "destructive wage or price par in relation to Canadian money excluonly of futile vesting comprehensive plan a few hours before it sailed “Is it said Wallace contacted the general but got hia in- cutting or other actlvjtlea contrary Border as well as interior polnta ship sive control over strong- and mild “that the surprising” for th southern metropolis people of America question formation from within ana General to (Industrial recovery) are being were affect state was of hands the the in liquor Chief of Police J N Black of ' the impartiality and wisdom of the Johnson to this day has not been able practiced rivealed by Governor Clarence D advice San Jose waa checking a report that these speculators hand to place the leak In ahort the permissive spirit of state as the Martin advisory today that young Hart had incurred out?” NRA remains in the statute in spite Baa Broadened answer to commission’s control liquor debts of which other members of Wallace admitted that many of his in congress It la a the problem left with the state by the his family did not know Secretary Ickea both as head of the of changes made opponents who wanted immediate death national of interior department and as adminis- fair legal presumption today that any prohibition told John Sepulveda rancher increases in farm products CHICAGO Nov 11 (AV-TThe majority and minority reports of sharp not like the protrator of public works has had the industry which does not like NRA pollct ha saw young Hart’s automight government proascension the were into made balloon the commission notion that he can give the press Just could retire Rom It drop its code by public jected a man the with mobile answering gram Lieutenant so much as he wants them to print and 0 back to the status which all the governor of by stratosphere the He warned farmers against an aili missing general description G W fl ttle and his aide It and expects they will follow his Industry had before NRA was deAlthough they were divided over one ance of reactionary forces standing beside it alohe with radivised PALO ALTO Calif Nov 11 (UP) youth will Major Chester L r’ordney froln the major and two minor questions the cal farm elements He said reactionand apparently tinkering with a has seven members of the eommissieq aries had been a of note in which —Leaving grounds secreProgrees as said at exact career she his the in Century headlight Very early spot' pleased by the outWhile the NRA statute wee in been called off unamimously recommended adoption break of violence in hope that it tary of the interior Mr lekee under- course of passage through congress that “she loved her dog more than where tha car was fqund several tomorrow control the closes a of state Because the fair plan restricting anything in life" Mrs Bedlni hours after the disappearance took to censor tha information given General would discredit the administration Hugh S Johnson turned up 38 was found a suicide Mary and weather conditions prevent a sale of heavy liquors such as whisky He warned also against to the pres by hia department when in Washington Sepulveda’s report served to He helped writ the monoxide fumes in the from carbon antagonizing In said wines fortified time and before takeoff that sponsors package urban residents through farm disorhe became head of the public works statute garage of her discount the theory that young it materially from home here today : d and operdled ders a decision waa reached not to plan ?in only in — ImmeHart have been administration ha applied the same what it modifying celled may in had Men th beginning stores and permitting wide licensed Howard a the start from the fair grounds at diately after leaving the' store in methods there or tried to One day Then even before the measure was Stanford Hammond Jrmadeetudent Orders were given to have th huge selling of bier and light wines DES MOINES Iowa Nov II (UP) Mr Ickes learned that a lawyer em the diswhich he had just been made a univernty anRoosevelt President passed Broad regulatory powers would be —The address of Henry A Wallace balloon Its gondola and scientific with hia father Alexanpartner ployed by P W A had actually talked nounced that General Johnson would covery to a newspaper man about a case be administrator of it In short Gen- f He went to th woman home der J Hart around 6 p m Thura-daequipment crated for shipment back vested in a state liquor board of three appealing to farmers to support the to Akron wher the bag was con- members appointed by the governor government's corn-hothen pending The next morning Mr eral Johnson and NRA are pretty by Mrs A E Martin program will real estate agent seeking rentals Ickes summoned to his office every much one structed While no definite ahnounce-men- t The governor did not announce what have “absolutely no effect” on the To same for several under and from trouble the heart was made it was understood an action would be taken on the report farm strike Milo Reno National lawyer on P W A staff He stood stand N R A it is necessary to know After knocking at the front door and months them up and read them a lecture to General Johnsoa Farm Holiday association president receiving no reply they went to the Navy Executive Officer attempt to reach the stratosphere New officer of navel native Tha a The woman's body1 was on said after the secretary of agriculthe effect that any one of them theremight be made later in the year by The generalil an extraordinary garage Orleans and scion of one of Louisiana's Settle the floor between her own automoSclmmaitn-Hein- k and Fordney from Akron after seen talking to- - a newspaper union ture's speech here tonight Dies in Hospital Vessel pioneer not mind often an was two families of of French types aloft man would automatically be under found within the same cranium The bile and another machine Her bullLast summer Settle joaring “It is exactly the same sophistry as naval on instruments for time thority balloon in the Wallace has passed out ever since he alone was forced down also suspicion and if it was found any one combination makes a at- dog wa4n her automobile - He ANGELES Nov 11 111 use and LOS a gained striking reputation during fouled Valv disclosed of the fumes The motor of mander of them had line became secretary of agriculture and when a hydrogen any Tha two sets of yUrtlm tractive personality Henry Bloy Le Bourgeois 49 the World war for his success in ineven before” Reno said the car was running and the garge executive Pan Etmn) officer of the wirelese-coIntellectual traits are first the exact- doora had been tensive training of navy personnel for closed trolled died naval Utah sea ness of mind tha mental discipline service target ship According to Palo Alto police the He wss graduated from the United the habit of giving orders and ex- womans today aboard th navy hospital veswho was separated from her sel 'been He Relief State with obedience which Nevtl academy in 1907 hd goes suffering pecting husband cam here recently from SAN DIEGO Cal Nov 11 OP) his having been a West Point gradu- Denver She left ten notes addressed Schumann-Hein— Mme Ernestine ate and a soldier until he was nearly to various acquaintances 40 years of age and second the traits MADRID Nov 11 (P)—A resolut prim donna today was of expensive imagination which enation recommending th establishment unable lor the first time to parS Attorney Accuse ble the general to record In an autoof an impartial SAN ANTONIO Texas Now 11 OP) body to ticipate actively in the celebration of Armistice day Freed on $5000 bond' Lieutenant biographical sketch of himself that study “the best technical and finanBUI Alfalfa howhe it the author of two books of ficFrom her hospital bed cial ways of remedying the spread of John Murrel former West Point foot' Murray me-11 ’ ter ' MINNEAPOLIS Nov tion jfor boys and of many stories in apever she sent the following ball star today gained permission to false' views was unanimously Hobart restaurant propri-cto- r magazines Ha has this artistic OKLAHOMA CITY Nov U (JP)— resume active duty with the Ninth proved after a bitter battle today by sage: Leader OV-Owhole all beatheart am I dollar is Nov 11 bills as U of conference “Sick the scanned S District Attorney Herbert K ti HOLLIS Okie fresh air ini rest my the international press imagination but this quality infantry at Fort Sam Houston until that came to him after he was him goes much further enables him Hyde charged tonight that subscripLeader World war hero cho-e- n The measure was proposed by Roband love go out more than ever a grand jury act on a charge of ing hia way back to health with to United to conceive wide renging plans and tion salesmen for Governor Murray's I to soldier as the outstanding American robbed of $43 recently of same the ert Thompson PU the pledge criminal attack preferred by Blanche ’ boys my courage that brought to fill In every intricate one of an weekly newspaper have threatened Last night an expansive cushim the croix de guerre with palm soldier by th artist Raymond Ralls of Birmingham Ala States and aroused objections among th end of my last breath my love tomer ordered some drinks and normoua mass of details The ex- federal relief worker In tha state with Dewarreux celebrated today an and devotion Tha bond was granted at a habeas several European delegates on the and star Granting that I will get wall again I will congave a dollar bill in payment ample of this Is the draft act during loss of their jobs unless they subarmistice of hie own with It waa near Solsscnt that Leadcorpus hearing before R J McMillan grounds that it waa “dangerously Hobart scrutinized it carefully the war of which General Johnson scribe Jo the paper er reverting to th fighting tacwhich assailed hie lungs tinue to visit the hospitals and federal Judge and two hours later wordqd1 and that it would “result in j and while his customer was drink- - was largely the author and almost Asserting it la “an outrage of which th revelation of many International cheer my boys with my voice and Murrel was released tics of his ancestors crawled on weakened by gas attacks during I have absolute evidence Hyde left the war The hearing culminated a long legal iLg called police accusing the wholly the administrator hi stomach behind a German mapresence journalistic secrets” man as his robber In any mind two auch widely "God bless my country the Leader wae employed In the chine gun neat and covered the tonight for Washington with a file fight to obtain Murrel's release- - He Supporters of the resolution said He said he recognized the dolstate highway department when was arrested five days after the purth committee would be expected to United States of America end our P' qualities as exactness and which he said was Information on adgunners wlth hts automatic rifle lar bill because it was one of eight he was stricken and aa a relative Imagination are apt to be at war with ministration of federal relief fund In ported attack October 22 and had taking 18 prisoners and capturing investigate the technical and financial president in the loot which had George each other' And thta Wr— or the Oklahoma been held without bond in a San AnTh Jile will be placed methods of the press including subtwo machine guns He also fought (Signed) put it: “Governor Bill Murray he Schumaqn-HeinreErnestine Washington’s eyes punched out I alternating dominance oR first the in hands of relief officials and th “Mother tonio jail sidies which might influence false tell him to ait on outside” at St Mthiel and was wounded Preliminary ' hearings With a pin iwer twice postponed Now after moaUtt of eunshlmt t and gassed in ha Argonna ports department of justice Hyde said (0aUau4 M rest Bares) ' Il-N- ever What has happened about NR A the angrily controversial status it has now come to have can be explained by following the successive iteps in its brief life of less than six months N R A was not jn President Roosevelt's program for the congress that sat last aprtng It did not originate with him though R Is true he embraced It modified the original conception and adopted It ae his own A history of N R A condensed1 into so short a space as la here available must necessarily omit much 4 3 f Price JAPANESE ARMY AND NAVY INCREASE DEMAND ON BUDGET 8 2 g U S Moves - Militarists Cite U Naval Expansion as One Cause for Greater Preparedness 3 Q ' to g Break Up Hog Selling Strike I 3 Man-chuku- SINGLE LIQUOR - JAXPPOSED ’’ 6 3 1934-Marc- h 1 ' A g Vienna Erects Theories Vary after-repea- New Gibbet to In Search for Enforce Edict MissingYouth in STATE PLANS RUMC0NTR0L1 ng Advisory I Sponsors Call Off Balloon Flights Woman Makes Dog Accompany Her in Death he T OOO state-owne- t y g (AV-Co- m- informa-fCtontlatu- d n Cafe Man Callk Police as Stolen Bill Turns Up OPh-Wal- U' Spread of False Views Denounced Sends Love To ‘Soldier Boys’ k Indian Hero of World War Gains (A Officer Freed On $5000 Bond First Victory in Figlit for Hfcaltk ’ tuber-culos- la k ’ t